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ipIRIS rUll M TILE8RIPH.
,patten of rntereat Trom all Oyer
tie World.
OMs lta)tsa MpaYrtry has resigned.
Troops preserve order At Warduer,
'die
Al W asked for Klrkavllit. NO., cy-
,,lonr Sufferers.
,rocs "turds, 6,952 Italiana have
Wd@d at New fork.
Mr. W. H. CommlKmk's official rAA-
1„ rity Ill Brookville to 208. ..
y;,apefor Will solid the EmprOM d
Lille, y- -lbVillis+uethurg 1h1s
mvinInto 'a envoysto Oso. OW
thaGey VgpINi st
hav a b f'il'l
�ppeis that lie hum nallflra
d�alpt�o of the l>slKwsd Yorktown
hurt's crew,
The ()rand orange Lodge of Brit
job Amerioa will most In Toronto
00 may 800.
The California r dackorm' Aaociation
ban been incorpo
tal
stuck of $2.500.000.
HL:; A. S. Sasso? has returned from
the mouth, where a wrest for rest &I
ter the senLtn
The F4teoch DWO . duels*
Elam Ila& ceded the Province of Lias
Prelim" to F}sane. •---
Thr Scotch iroumuterm ltatei- Protest to the State Dapartmcut
vanoeel the wages of their employees agalnrt the extension of the Chinese
15 per cent. from MAY let.
li1r. John limltb, section foreman of rxclusiuu act to Cuba. Mr. Yung
kite 0. T. R., at Londeemborough, was Kwal, an attache of the Legation,
struck by A tenhl and killed. sald that, In view of the tact that
The dAtm for the Opening �Ot the the Chinese would make the best
D. R. A. annual matches at Rock- kind of cititene for the settlement
lure. L,, Monday, Augw^ 'Leith.
The coal Strike In BOIfflum IN came- of Cuts', he believed that the order
Ing 1•renoh iron contractors eonsid. would be weditlixS so ar nut W ex.
arable trouble In finishing their elude his countrymen.
work...The Dowager Empress." he said,
plaiaafa, Uebel tile rclnleftaln, lusac "tout receutly granted the most Illy
eeptel sA armustloe. 'lite Germans. erul protection to Americans, and
bows„s, dBettred to mien the pru- wishes to become more closely ul-
!I clahs•ttlon. Ileal with America, and thW country
8svehral hundred pounds of (Iseli and a will bre going against Its own filter -
WOW Of Y ho on the (e been ttmte If It refuse@ to meet China half
taken from poachers wuy.”
Ids of Labe Bottom a 14e+, retary lltty ARM that tile mat -
Timothy Hogan, the notorious mail ter was under consideration by the
robtier, and one of the smoothest of State Department.
erlmloala. escaped from the Ohio pent- THEY RODE THE GOAT.
tentnry yesterday afternoon.
Dir. Pltlrp Todd, Uro eldest son Of Chicago. May D. -With secret Ini-
tie late -Upbeur Todd, LL. D., C:. M. G tiatory exercises, the well-known
dlad yesterday alterooen at 8 q.clock suffrage leaders, Susan B. Anttony
atter sit illness d nine man and the Rev. Anna Howarth Mew,
The liar sow's jury at Iluudep re- have been made members of -the
turn[., a verdict d justiflame Il_W_ Anherlcan Woman's Belief Corpe, No.
[lime w the case d the shooting of the FLOGGED THE MAYOR.
Indian, Juin Ica, at St. Raefa
S0c, officers of the Bulgaria and Bellfontaine, Ohb. May 9) Mayor
Q& R ttxkse thave bees 1S+k+: tswhssibwtraw�s qww,
by Lloyd, for covage in the trou- � UAIRej uy +ahs Alin nie Crawford, a
ble which befell the ormer vessel. milliner, on the main street of the
yrsklent McKinley yesterday hand- city. Mise CrAwfOPd had recently
been su A A witness In (he
of over tlhe $20.0Q0111100 tie M. Cam' b{moe
bolt, the French Ambassador. to be Mayor's Court and tied failed to re.
given to Spain tar the Philippines. aPOrd. She became angered at the
AS n result of a demand for au Ad- Magor' and yesterday she lay In
vaaill , wages Lila glucose sugar wait for ID as he war going
ref•ning works. Peoria. Ill., have been fits ofRax: Drawing a whip from
doee•,1, and 800 man arae out of wort. under bar cape, she 4hmbod the Mayor
over the head and shoulders, forcing
The Ilrltl,hColumbia Government him to take refuge fu a drug store.
has de•cbled to give effect to the Dllss Crn'wford bar not been arrested.
eight hour law respecting enetalllter- OFFICERS SHOT.
pie minas from the 12th of June uext.
Mr. cell Rhodes Use annoupoel Manila, April 2, via San Fraaeclroo,
Cal..May 9. -Whoa Hao waru.
that the , British
Biro GoveRailrnment
ay loan, lie a brigade In the Phlll
w'hlch that Brit1Nh Government world � � 1�
not guarantee. will be raised In the Woos, he apppintsl 'Captain Clay,
Who had difi"ed Considerable
City.
Dr. J. ('lareoee Wettiax, letterer on bravery In Cuba. to She -position of
pr y 1n 1hLbG111 Webster.
lecturer Ilan 'Adjutant. On the first day of MhttC-
6aep app nt@d processor of obstetrics
Arthur's advance. Captain Clay rte'
amu gynaePo[ogy In the UnIns ty d eeired A bullet thrutel the neck. He
Chicago, lay all hours In the jungle before, he
was discovered. and as the wound was
It 1s aanouaosd that Mr. T. A. a dangerom ome at boot. ikr life was
Browner ham been aypioaatwu PCSAEN I- dempaihed of. His only thought when
ter at London, Out., In sonoesdon to las wow tt to tine hospital was
eMr.m it. J. C. Dawson. who 1r to be sup that 1110 fam Into
ahondd b- informed
rsnnaated that the win only N;fitly Injured. He
Thr latest reports of'ts+eadlag to the w now, however, well on the road to
%ortl west seem to indicate an In- crmuprlete recovery.
crena,"1 area mown In wheat. AnJ that Among those o(Ilears who havefall-
the variable weather has ut re ra no one will be tongs+/ or mora toy
tarde,l the work. aliY remembered by kin comrades than
The Yillpino envoys want a three Llevht. Gregg• of the Fourth Infant-
BontJlai truce to tate a vote of their ry. In the beginning of the hotflght
esotgrnss on pesos ter=m. They de- at Marqulna Oregg was rear lain
enue to free Spanish prlmmere.,reiard- chief. The house Ike rode had just been
Ing tikes s ha fti" dot trader hl nu He was link Ing off ti to
TI. ldavnnn Herald asserts that saddle when a man warned html that
- Ow -le ,s"n-eN;eielr take motley from tthrt,-sttoAhart -been -toted by- a all
pnwln#•rm, and then place them at ohnower 4,n a tree floor by. lteflaing
hhe•rty wider a pledge to return If to take borer. as most Of the men
Ill,-) ,tr,• ever asked ror. were doing, the Lleu'ti haat stepped
Re%. tlncent Barsynskt, pastor of forward and standing of t, uneneee,l
St. Stanislaw Catholic CSmrrch, Chi- him field Classes to hook at Site tree.
cago, sail to be the largest Polish Jost an he ralmert them to Ilia eyes
conKngtat.on In the world out•Ide of A puff of amoke waw seen ht the tree.
R'areaw, died last night. Gregg put Itis hanet to hia hrnustoind
President Sstb Lowe, at Colaaflrta fell forward, killed Instantly.
LINT
College,
�WbASM then Amerman Aeerakle, Item It Australia, May P. -
delegates to the peace Conference at The Brltlaln ship Loch Sloy, Capt. NI -
the Hnguo, maned today ()in the Am- ('d• from the Clyds, Jan. Sit, for Ade-
ertvan liner Bt Louis. Ialle, and Melbourne, was wrecked on
I.oni S(nllsbory and Mr. Balfour have Kangaroo Island tm1 April =41t1. Five
puesengere anti 15 of thio crew were
matte the formal announcement of the drowned. Fear of those on hoard the 1,
Anglo -Ru ndan-Chinese Arranga n ent. ship, ewcaperl from the wreck. but
Germany Is Bald to be about to claim weree of them ars still wandering in
the valley Of the Hoang Ho am her the hush. -
Sphere of Influence to China ftuhaorlurthtly two of ate Mallon
In the House of Commons yeater from Ute Loch Sley were maved after
day. Mr. Chamberlain. C:olonlal ties- wAreterhng In Ute bussh. They were
retary, repudiated Major-Oeneral obliged to leave a pusenger In Ute
Buttons reported assertion that the tush four dayslir owe tbesh
recruiting or the Lelnstsr Regiment starving nn die` and la prot>
shall Iw open to British subjects In ably decal. The privela%t endured by
Cbnn(Lt, tie whirrs were frightful.
110' :sultan bai autborsiew Minister C'ARNE:GIE'S PLANS.
Strauss to teltem h I'tmeilent Yo New Yot k, May 9. -The London cor-
Rlntey that Itis Maty has magontvtot of a morning piper quot-
__ pay the Ameriomn claim $1(10,• Mr, Andrew Carntgto In an intervlew
WO Cor Yet m w4ayy`•ri by Aawlenns ea nt7lne, In answer t> a e elsfulowtofor-
In TrrkP,Y darling the Armenuila man. rgtarilmig6 the di1aasnppcp�st1ton d ills for-
-rem IC 1895.•• tow of $200,d0OV:
Wrklg tile sostlh 'd there I intend to Complete the dlstribu-
were filch Aped tam od my wealth, reSwvin only a
Sun 84 � f1VO tilt Central Pri- provision Against any anxiety for
prisoners: Elrwt conviction, the future (A my daugliter. Site will
Imo; Second or mase than two convre- noir he a gnat hedresss. My time will
Saone, IL There stere 46 CaanAdlacs,- be sp.'•at la soarellfag out (loud ob-
four Fhtatlaie. nine Yeabuk two Irish. both In AlIMMICR and 01teat Bn-
or? N,1c11 ; others, three• ttBJ.n ant In writing."
The preliminary enquete Into the STRIKE IN NEW YORK.
came of five St, Regime Indians arrmmt.
ad by ( Ides( Sherwood as dhL then the New York. May 9.-7he 1,200 Ital-
oUher (lay, and broWht- to Huntkie- t
inn laborers on hP
e Jerome ark re.
=X`1, was opened Yesterday, but aerYrolr work, who want on strike yes
Mzt Immediately adjoarneoi 1111 Corday. were •till out today. ThrY
Y, May 12th. made the throat at n mPeting that
A deerpateh from Nice says that If any man returnwl to work they
the valet of the Earl of Strathmore would kill film. ThrwP hundred atrlk-
and Kinghorne, while bathing of era made A half-hearted attempt to
80rdlghpr, near Monte Carlo• was get into the reservoir In order to
devoured by it Shark. The tragedy gat at the 200 mein dill working.
ooesrrM In the presence Of a crowd but they were driven nwny And some
Of anlookpra. who were unable to rem- of Ulan seem ofnbbed.
ere the victim. Chemist, of
BUFFALO STRIKE.
Dr. W. H. WBsy Chief Chem, opt Buffalo, N. Y., MAY 9. - Bishop
the I 'i t", Stater bapsirtmsnt of Ag- (inlglry mold today that while he
rMnitnrn says that fully 90 per to pprPpnriss. a report of the pro-
,,, the &ruche d food awl drink epehinsza nt aha mnfprence he14 nt
SeentinfArtmewl In that OMOtry Miry his residence Inset evening. he. will
framR All
iN
not make topithoor.wellix nearly ev�varaaiky (xn�e'tont will Nimply mmid copies OfnOlAn 1 (� Carlea In the r
I'(' . ares AdoMet him report to New Isocal Amrinhly
It2R1rMff Ntewa 51. (train Rhovpllprm' Association,
Adezloo, rt' d Edgy Cavity, mmd the rppproseentativan of the I,akso
arrived at FI i'MON Qarripree' Association no, report
1e�n'eh&rlwralme4 by s Pin of four Will sot fee ready until late this
w}rh hwvw� p rd four dswparadpeg
fiean 10eavub d as � �� '
Ytsgrmv" ; VobY, kala brcWhar ; -_ __ QpIIiYls 1N RAMOA.
ro h7m, t'ia tmvvthetln-taw, and An SAmon. May 4, its, AtiOtlArid.
` "r. nitknow-n. (lers�nM ve is N. �MAy A. -Everything In gnlet own
asetWe d Gs he the tsxotorlomh " Black the, lwtuwl Oporatkma isnve turn Bum-
Jm21. pend^d ponding the Arrival of the joint
Th1 App"llate IHTi/nn of the @W commilpAtxsern from Nan FrancIPPO
0""^'a ("'art In A British planter, whir had Men A
the own r.. las of the ppnlytp� Life Aw pprlwoner In the harlla of the rebels
@ Rocieyy, wMnld bs divided fOr mix wopkm, has arrlvprf nt ApIA.
e1j'R thin pap hr HIS pxpprlenern thtrinst him cnptivity
fair► an+rem ars aF gl{9 �, wpre frightful, nrid many fAmwa he
r*vseilent M was ChMwCgerl with Tsthoadlnt
u►ms nrh w div says the flee son
0 el teohnlnalltty, atxl that Years Captain MWMee. the ranking
. "TMCaB htNoly a final )mesons British saral offinor, hetrp. In more
rMadeft I pasy with a minhrInn ary, went
PRETTY XILLINER
WHIM 11Y(rR
Lashed Him Till He Fled
No a Store.
CHINA'S VIGOROUS PROTEST
lRainit United Statei Bialadtag
Chtneie From Luba.
FA111008 W01111 RIUB ralj 601T1
sumn B. Anthony and Rev. Anna show
Initiated --Two U-8 Omoers shot in
the Philippines -One was Instantly
Killed After rotellshly Bxpoeing
idlmmou. .
through the rebel Inns unmolested.
They found sverythlue uWt, pend
but B
OSTER ON THENEW-TARIFF.
histo. of Me Dominion from ante-
Coaf ration day. forward. The Min
t
FOSTER FALSE CN�fl6E
1tyl the aralval aL-,gym joint ouhnsulr.
I .hall certainly acknowledge It- But
,pair° 'umiums fulluvAiLL and ex-
_,.�._
.topers. Whid"hre --to" arrange term
"` - -00:.-"''""`'- ''-• 'e,,..,�--t-
acte(T from Mr. ?outer Sum' admbWOt
,- - -'-- -I-- ^-- -
(if Apace.
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that Ilia char es made upuu the plat-
that
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The. British third -clasp crulmer
Royalist has Galled for England by
q
He Claims' That It Is the
form In Barn and elsewhere
the Minister of Customs had benefited
That Paterson was Feather -
way of Sydney.,�
1 PINED FOR HER LOVER.
NdW41 Policy Stip
In film business by the lowering of the
duty upon fila raw material and the
Ing His Own Nest.
by the IAbhgley, tejlicf, and that sub-
elusion that his party could only
obtain by keeping the hon•
Increase of the duty oil Ills mtulufac-
Jectrl to that ;cyst, the ezlmting
8eunrser, N. IIP, May 9. -Mary Vlaltfi,
dollars' waving to the people of this
was mads under
tinea arty.
gentleman from going out and de-
the alxteen ear-okf daughter of a
Y �
farmer Ilving usair the city, commit-
SIR R. CARTWRIGHT'S REPLY.
e
intake. Mr. Paterson showed by the
P
statutes that the duty upon biscuits
EFFECT OF THE PREFERENCE.
tt'd arlcide y,Wb dhwpoeadent over the
done tic country unit him party so
I,ad not been Increased, as Stated by
curer am well an the Cumidetan consam-
d.:ath of lief soldier sweetheart, Oeu.
Ottawa tepurt : Tile debate was
Mr. Foster, who Confessed film error.
Mr. Foster --1 would *imply say that
H. Oar, who fell below Valoocan. The
girt placed the muzsle of a gnu over
nhntlutsed Thursday lay Dir. Foster,
win ucuuldwl neerJy three hours m
eThe bills from the Senate for the
relief of David Stook. and respecting
my Imprialiva tic that the duty upon
her heart and pushed the trigger of
critielxlltg tlo rp>uebi of the F'Inauce
aIle of health public
sweet and unsweetened biscuits was
the un with her Lose. Death want lu_
1lkularter. Tito U nce of'hrtphmeht which
iv
9HrYa d►ote,latroduoeol and Bleep, first
s were Introduced
the same. 25 roper cent.. u-=-:
10ALn u mi fA w.
'Va her {uaeants saytthg she could -notleXt*MAVely
im fcllusar.i
'� tlfreas-trrdfcatlsmF to Live refesenc n to
r Mr�E
,.ihe
Ioban.
al.
bear tier grief lunger and
tartft quc+sta" durtug the dttbtW
lint Introduced a bill to Inrther
into trlsex�l rel het
i Y g
prefern.l
(tutth.
heepon the Address. Dir. Faster quoted
amend the Canada temperagee act.
I am wrotlg. I will look up the stat
ARMOUR BETTSIt.
from the statUtkV to
wh'.ola was also given a first reading.
Sir Charles Tupper, lu
ute, ant u I Ant wrung I shall cer-
talnly I however,
4
London. U" 9. -Mr. A nfr,'s re-
psvYe Ulat the preferential tariff vias
a defy atljtgtgIt tw aatultted
resuming
the debate on the budget, said that
say ao am. right
In the t+unWntlun which 1 maul, In
preventative in Lutedon ved a
legram title afteriboau denying that
the l;bi,erull6e tt of any intention to
he found it, unnecessary to trouble
Rarnia. and which I made elsewhere
Mr. Y. D. Armour. Of Cldea 11A4
deoet%o wheu It wan twought down;
the House wit)'t any remarks In, re-
that my bon. friend Its his re Lesion
,
he` a stroke o1 aphappaexY. "'e tier
that the Uniteal Bett.ates had profited
ply to the Minister of Trade and
had out retlutsed the duty on the ar
that Mr.
by the t&W.f scare t1mu Brunt Brl•
Commerce, who Instead of trying to
thole which was manufactured, and
patch .dda Armour hadbeen
at Naulicka. about five "" from
Homburg, fur
tato had; that taxaVAmi had not heea
materinll retlhhced; Unat the tariff
Y
grapple with the unanswerable and
overwhelming case put by the mem-
had dutyavailed hlaw of ri lowering of
the duty oilrs raw material.
mo feral slays, Lakin
the waters, and that him hon-lltluu
b yroteestvs m IL natoire, and ie
her for York (Mr. Foster) had got
Mr. Paterson -If the hon. gentleman'
tear mcitemIly 11np0nvvved Since, Ills ter
auseeirrod the Govarnmetlt tlwt the Con-
servatsys would st-ind atraaulder to
as far from the subject as possible.
wad correctly reported be said that
rival there.
U. t3 C'RCItSF,R AGROUND.
Ott protecting the
dtuui.fer wCC
He would not say, even If the speak-
or had not ruled recently that the
the dot had been Increased, but he
y
will" w as it was left the same,
to
Charleston, S. C., May 9. -Tike orw.
hukrtrler cd lite (ouotry (rhea that
he c
deatrucUou which would have fallen
wont was unparliamentary, that the
Trade
with the tion of the reference
cep D
given to Brl6lyh ff oda. I can only may
OW ItaleIS14 w,lik9 L,.- "Semd la W-
Uploll ti— had ape (,}or
led gs(teppm�eat..4gJ
4m�ewerribe
hon. Minister of and Commerce
'was a mischievous demag6&#,, ft
li
AAk►: a!'ba6-t-she-etee-Nttnh-*k 4 .Nie
he present, at the Coutederette sit=
ntaion, wevC tghcl earl this shorn-
yy
e,ieai fees evslaside the seafh
r out rv� ropes
siorue which they'IsiAr wiles -fe
diol -ea6 elsiek he was.
�-�- Share
war a _tiara. -la aha '-
wtb detlre to tlrag_a member's
tri �t
vsb slnesa Into tills Qlscusllon,
Achyy. Mlle Is lying e+sY ASIA will pre
baby be Matted at high tide this
erehlae. It b not bolleved die ham
suatai%d t i daghnge Capt Cogh-
Ia n def; lined the aseletame (pI tugs.
ii SHAKESPURE'S" PLATS.
Safford Says William W—I%f
Write Them.
KNOWS WHERE ORIGNIALS ARE.
Cleveland, Ohio, Mtay 9. -In n letter
to life father from Lol000n Attorney
Wllliem Stafford, a lifelong Shakes-
pearfua student, rays that Ino has dha-
covered full confirmation of the Ba-
exrolan theory, and wlll"soon be In a
poeitiou to remove all doubt regard-
ing the antholidilp of the plays Ore-
ditood to William Shaksspeam-
Mr. Selford !itis for maty years be-
Ifevoil that the plays were written by
Loral Francla Buuoon. Hie has apen 1:1
arverel years In Farland Investtyat-
We title question, and has delved into
everytidag that waul_d tb w I��t
" Wlid' A[epu tell prints Nose Alto
writs that Ito wl11 soon be ID, pos-
Ignsku of the original manusoript,
new only d the P" now known, but
Of soli? that Inave never been put In
type.
Mr. Safforvl mys that Ike concluded
Mi&t the prefsoe to Rha ieeaspppeeaure's
work was not tip to the stantlard of
the plays thesnuives, and that there-
fore
here
fore It war written in cipher. In the
British Mtuae nen lie found an ori -
glial edttkm of tike 14iya And after
much Ilaivl work deelpthcrtetd the pre-
face, whiclh revealed that Loaf Bacon
was Ute auttor, and stated that the
manummipt could be found on the old
Lord Bacon state, now in ponecsvion
of Lord Verulain, at Crrrhamburv. It
as ?aid to be to an Iron box, enclosed
do masonry, and the pmdace says the
tinder Is to be the owner. Lord Ver.
ulam was ht Ireland when Mr. Saf-
ford wrote. and Mr. Rufford wan
awialting bis return to ark leave to
majoe an Inveetgatlon.
TUPPUR IB HAPPY
]gum He Will Never Desert the Dear
Old N. P.
It had been sold in the ED~ timi3r,
when the preferential tariff was tn-
traduced lie had denpvncel It. He had
denounced It, but It was not tine sense
P(" -y as it ia to4ay. The Premier
knew that ile would not have been
(d+en Ule 'Culmen medal road it not
Geer that the preference ram offered
to every country In the wtor{d that
chose to admit our products. Lord
Ferrer lead stated that he would not
have gleet tyre medal had the Asl#ft
been a criscrinrAoeUoa. because dis-
crimination was entiMy opposed to
Cubtlenien. The psrefererrtial tariff am
It IN t,rday* wan a p,pltC flat we
were all satldtei with. ((Sir Wilfrid
Lander -Hear, Imar.) He said that
while time ground haaj been cut from
untter the fest of the Cppomdtioo by
rtat7lurremrun talmoppoiAftkmefcroald
ll
time tine Gave the tat I Pollpy
alNizioloned, but lie n�es�te�dd'Sir WII-
frld Laugier had retsrnel the Cob-
den modal. It 'urns g3vexn to him am
a free trader; and aim lie should nor
the m0local honor frankly aalmit
So Lord Farrer that lie had abandoned
Ills free trade principles, land became
a protetvtiormlst, bad pi vera A Ara
fer+anxe to one Country over Mother,
And should send the m6da1 boot[ to
Lord Parser.
Mr. TaykA--SmW let back by ex-
Pr'ma
,Mr. Beirgsirm-C. O. D.
r• ter ('hark* 11hipper asked UIe Pre -
Cellar If the resp, of him negotlatfons
will, Lite i'nitoal States vows that, no
to had dntimnted, there was the bit-
terest feeling In Calf .tlM1 to -day
agalnBt Uhe United States there had
evwr haat- 13'v wanted to know tvhaee
daelernUost we were to take -the Pre-
-ier'se, that the people of Canada did
mot want rec/yrorlty wdth floe United
Rtatees, or Mr. FWdingg''s, that hestill
belleved to reetptvrl�ty and won Id
flight for It. A (Jae mlent divided
AKRklwt Itself could not stand. (Hear,
hetur.) par Criticized the requotat In the
e.timretn� for additional a ria-
tdnn.v for the p:wt-otfie. Tlie I'ont-
mNAteter-(k*wml had been Geld up to
the WWWrattrrn ,e the world for hu
formunmcad a,tluelinbetrrWin M the
Potvtoffloe ==" t. Tile Ovi-
disre" was fully xuff:cfent to Show
that the poktotfire tend been carried
m wW a disregard of the joint rights
Cif the IrerepM Both as rust coniry in
tme wcil•i'l heal Suver been aavindallsed
wLt1h tw,ftem.---Sha Charles Tupper, on
UlA B klig L
OOKSIMIre AN ADVANTAGN
Director of Bank of ringla ed so
Deelares.
London, May 7. -The corroverinmlont
d the Associated I'man has lied an
kntosrv'i+w with Load Revelettoke on
tho lattor'w v-4dt to Amerhsn, from
whish ho lien )tot returned. Rotorr-
Ing to the prievient rumeth to form trusts
anol syn dleatrms In Ampvdea, Lord Rpv-
PietOlre, Who M A dbre-t„r of tJre Bank
Of F,rglAtmd and A mPmbrsr'of the
hhankbhg hrrtrno of BAring Brae. and
Oct., I'ImJteol, fewld
"Thews eeomMtwt Appwear to ha of
Immense tulrnntaRp. Wildcat rw•bemow
Will nndnnht,swlly tie frumulAtPrl from
time to time. istit Brent or'ganlxatoM
of Industry In Amer•lea have, in my
opAnl(xt. In most cause relaulted In un-
d„nbts., e'onorhy M labor AAA ex -
Venom of mMngemeent, and have been
herefi•iAl in financial and (rtler ree-
owtaa F,nglialemen hardly yet a
Plstn thx /rx•m Art1 pntlontiAtitt nr tlw+
p'e•s.*•nt movonmpnt, but t.h"P will
Boren bo A rwri"on Of p itilh' opinion
is favor of thwo congAmtlov '
Jnepph Nosh, et Rooth Durhwm,
while trying to tvnated a moving G
T. R train at Mt. I fell In
front of the w1wolls awes had ►step huge
nit skis Fie diad w taw honrn later.
Nur Iticbartl Carliterigltt Iaitowed,
country when that appppelAtloa might
t I think the ex Finance Minister
w1B ftnl I ata oo)rre,t. 7i'I sem wrong
and argued that, owvlm for servh;e,
Win present GovOlmnib xlt had given a
have been properly applied to him.
He charged Sir Richard Cartwright
I .hall certainly acknowledge It- But
more efft^•tent andeconomical allmin-
with having referited to the Marl-
here 1" the potut I want to make:
lrtration than the Tete Government,
time Provinces as the patches and
that the reduction un the duty on the
that the lncrertse d pfsp{wulatltw under
shreds of the Dominion, and taunt-
raw material reduces the Coit of the
s reverwhe tea'Yf te 1 been greater
wf film with having been relegated
gho to tate c(xowmer, not only upon
than tinder ; that a true
�pfsvtectkve tariff resulted to a dim-
to the (sack seats. so to speak, by
a
the article that H Im{carted Into the
cuuutry, but upon the article that is
hmvkpn u4 Imposts, am demoomtrated
his leader, who had come to the con
manufactured In the country. It Is
by the IAbhgley, tejlicf, and that sub-
elusion that his party could only
obtain by keeping the hon•
rut the paltry one or two million
Jectrl to that ;cyst, the ezlmting
power
dollars' waving to the people of this
ff W not Iscosec:tive in its nature,
gentleman from going out and de-
country In the duty paid that repre-
and tlhut the pseterentutl tariff ham
bono:tte.h
liver)ng those philippics which have
.olmt9 the full beneflt to the people.
really the Radish mmufac-
done tic country unit him party so
That does not begin to represent the
curer am well an the Cumidetan consam-
much harm ; and having ,succeeded In
saving that has been made to the
er. In conclusdon Richard COIW
results Prupon the
gaining power, gave the hon. geu-
people of thin country by reason of
=fit
Ifnaiufil Ion of the Dominion
tw#t
Leman a back seat In the treasur Y•
the Fielding
rig tariff. When the duty fs
'from tJhe metluads of the Connserva.
and Lhc hon. gentleman was ob-
liged to be content with having
reduced upon tDP raw material of
articles manufactured In the
the GiOverientmt In opening up the
with ttiora by
put In his place one of those patches
coon
try the cost to the consumer is re
Ike avwi
thew�est
the wire Gold aurhatweman ike npplhca-
which the Premier had taken from
duces$, and b the rMuetlon of the
Y
One of a buMnesrs policy in the open-
�
the Maritime Provinces In order to
tariff there its a saying to the con -
Ing up of the YAkum. as shown by
provide an Administration for the
humor, the amount of which I will
a recent speech of Sir C'Iwrles Tupper.
0ou1110y• He also charged the !tints.
not pretend to estimate. In the Item
Mr. ('rang •wno the last speaker for
ter of Trade And Commerce with
of cottons the-ptR(erentlal rateguv-
the d,ty, red the adjournment 4A tlhe
having b:en responsible to, the de-
erne the American cottons as woll as
&bate was moved by air. Taylor
feat of the Liberal party In 1887,
those which come from England, and
(Lrcds), on behalf of Sir Charles Tulr
and forcing the retirement of Hon
whet the ex -Finance Minister maid
per. `-
Edward Blake from the leadership
that the preferential tariff Iv large.
The Speaker informed the House
by his action In kicking over the
IY dsiCeptive, that the people did not
that he lend received the ml,ort of the
traces and taking the most violent
get the bonefit of It, he, has not
Clerk of tlw ('town In Chancery of the
and determined attitude that he bas
gratoped the tall effect of the prefer -
election of Mr. W. If. Comatock for
ever takenIn this country for free
entlal tariff'
Bnmkvil�lee..��
trade. Following fdilaa the bon. gen-
FOSTER ACKNOWLEDGES ERROR.
���
11 rioc�c�i' tTie-"in Sun cethrttn•i
klslRhl►Jlnrd� I.-._ T . .silo . lavtAr.
Mr.. F #/._ koro l+isAmi-aleEln/
g
Proc ty with the
allow me; is luat published tariff list
Hallway C'omimmy-Mr. ilclnnea
United States, even if It was neces-
was that of 1894, and In that the I
Rcati cting the Roman Catholic opts-
sary to sacrifice British interests to
items appear "sweetened and uu-
colal corporation of Pontiac. -Mr.
achieve It. Had It not been for the
sweetened blueuIU6 25 per cent." When
Gnlllet.
action of Sir Richard Cartwright
the change was made in 1895 on sugar
iteplying to Mr. Bauraasn, the Minis-
the Liberals would have been re
the item of blscufts was put back as
ter of the Interior said that Dir. Fair-
turned to power In 1891.
it was before -(Government clteers)-
Icy Is not now Principal of Rapert's
PnWtlon Ponid never Ir a #strong Op -
tot there was no complete publication
1,and Industrial School, having been
4
kl:amiFsucd•
SCOUTING
tiwt waw not fit to laaA It.-
AAv. Tbpro wore ,sly threes or folly
Vim. WIlllam Pwbrvrrs on the bodlippt.
PARTY FIflEO ON
of the revised tariff, so that we have
s
no complete publication of the tariff.
The Minister of the Interior, In mlittle
P&WI t(ih fvr o pgrrwern harp At last
RbMI'd
wits rpriorted that A number of them
to (have nothing rew" to do
,Ieelrwl to mponk. no (ane movmet tile-
.
and without the sheet that was
ply to a Amies of questions b Mr. Oil-
7�
mover, maid It h; not, the present luten-
Tupper reammei the debate In the
sent out the dlffereace would never
difference
thin of the Government to adopt a new
policy rgard117 the of ameliet
Major �I fes and a Private
j gg
be quoted, and that ia hove I fell Into
the error. (Government cheers.) While
givng
ante, by way of grub uthil W, to
Considerable attpotlon to the nreflaM.i
I am on my feet I may make the
pw•reorns removing from, one part of
Were Wounded.
whole explanation, an far as my atate-
ment went, allowing what in right and
Cannda to another. Where applications
what Is wrong. My statement was
am made. to the (lovornment for
that Sweetened biscuits were raised.
grnntm or auaslatanee Rith the view of
SCLDIERSSUFFER WITH TYPH01
I wan in error there , but when I
lrtr•venting the removal of any per-
stated that the raw material that
rant, fr, m Canada to �,he United
States, or for the ``,uri,iaesbf retabdng
Manila. Way 9, 8.35 p.m. -:L recon-
went Into -confectionery and sweetened
bfsculti-Tikes been
them an settlers In Canada, the Gov-
rioftering pa Jy from Mitlor-Oen. Law.
lowered I wits per -
upon policy
ernment will decide Its lie
ton's command, and which conuiated
fectly correct. But when I stated at
the manufactured products were not
with regard to the matter, but the
of two companies of the Minnenotit
lowered I Isram perfectly right In that. c
Gmernment is not at present aware
Regiment and tyro companies of the
Mr. Paterson -Not perfectly, as the
that there Aro penrwt who d'eire a
Oregon Regiment, under command of
preferential tariff does lower It. Mr. f
settle to the Northwest Territories,
Major Diggles, of the Minnesota Regl-
Paterson suggested that a man like
tout who are unable to do so without
went, advanced yesterday to a point
Dir. Foster should be careful before
aurae astalatance, and who otherwise
near Ban Miguel, which Is about
stating that a member of the Govern- t
aim likely to remove to the Utdt'd
twelve mils north of Ballnag. There
ment, upon whom largely depended the i
Ntatra
ReplYing to Sir Hibbert Tupper, Mr.
the Americans were met with a volley
from a force of rebels helhlred a trench.
auty- of arranging tills tariff by virtue
of the position he occupied, had so
Rifton d that the Government does
Major Diggles was wounded In the
forgotten that position as to betray
not know that the Inquiry by Mr.
bead, and a private Soldier was also
file trust to further Ills own Interest
Ogilvle in tile' Yukon territory has
wounded. Major DtggleA and the prl-
at the expense of the country, P•PPC
been concluded ; that Mr. Ogllvle'S re•
tate, together with ten typhoid
Tally when the statement was without
port lean not hecu received, and the
patients, were brought by special
foundation, ore Mrt Foster had admit -
Government ham no Information to
Indicate It tie He
train to Manila to-duy:
ted thin statement was. -Budget (le -
when will ready.
Thr Don Jose, the last of the miss-
bate. v
stated, however, that it will Ape laid
Ing steamers under the Amerlean flag
ua,.Lhe.tabl$-wllen_recormd,._..-----
WANT THE REDISTRIBUTION BILL.
lt:" w re.lotrtnots by UW Inourg.wts
Before the orders of the day were
sines the beginning of the war, was
found by the gunboat Manila at
cullet Sir Charles Tupper drew the
Batangas, and arrivied here to -day.
attention of the Premier to a matter
- --
which. he said, would materially af-
JXAN LOUIN TAILLON.
feet the progress of. the business of
—
tlte House. It was, he arid, the fiftieth
The Montral "Boy Healer" so Knob
day Since the House opened, and he
Talked About.
asked that the only measure of Im-
)ureal May (t. -Cattle Jean
Q.
portance referred to In the speech,
the redletrlbutiou bill, be Introddced.
dais „TaUlon, tla boy healer, docs
t
Sir Wilfrid, In reply, said that Sir
not look upon himself as being more
than An ordinary child. Newspaper
Charles ane not use a when s g
to the House a few days ago
the
stories of him power to cure diseae_�s
Intted
the Intention of the GOTErrlmellt In
are read to him and he gn,ety an
In French: "It to not I, It to Oal."
thib. matter. For the Information of
Charles he repeated Ills statement
Flrnn seventy to one hnrhdreol per -
an
ga to the oanrnP the Government Ill-
erxm called at the Talllon house to-
to-
day. Full a doom of t
tendel pmrpoing. And rpfilm
�- - wereall-
that he had stated the Government
--------
intended bringing down the redistribu-
tion IAII at an early date.
'
Sir Cncrles anld that his hon. friend
had not apprehended the purport of
the question. He thought that the
'
progress of the beimines of the House
would be very much promoted by the
^
�'tt /ala' i
Government promptly bringing (town
Important
,t l'
- /-�
so n measure an the reetim-
tr1hation bill. The Premier would see
�//r-VR
that the Opposition would fail to die-
charge their duty to the house If they
perm tted the progress of public final-
nas without such an Important mors-
'
tiro hPing hrou:;ht in until the lant
(iA a Oi the a me on.
S!r Wilfrid Lnurlpr sold that lee
'
quite unerhstored the hint given b
time leader opt the Opposition, and lie
e
I
was happy to tell him that -the char-
flctSer (1f the tnceanrr+ tiflf b11 .itch tjtat
�1 _ -
there will be no cause whatever for
obstructlon.
. ?RAN LOM TAWAX } '
T-' �J
Alr Charlex Thghper-Lvrrlmnquently, I
iS! ,mo, the reaenti why It
- —'- - ---
�- Some had ehrvxllc troubles In
this' whop* of rhouvnatlem,
above M fitly laid upon til+
earache,
toothache, headache,
tams.
Sir Charles had still another mAt-
cancer, etc. It
was, fanposelble for ala+ boy to at -
ter to bring nape lie called attentori
tSetxd to them all, for Lhongh life opera -
tion laying
U) the fact that them to rmly n month
of on of hands And the
remaining in which the Government
saying of a pater and avo forthe
haves power to dlsnllow the leglwrntlon
Cure does not take long„ his, mothor
of Llae F'mvinc+o Of Drltlieh ColnmMa In
k careful that Use boy's strength
('�
1898 melpeetln Jap..mtm + Immigration,
shall not ba overtnxed by filo com-
I� In
Tho Pearnler. In reply, paid thut the
contact with too many stran-
Governme+nt In Awniting a reply to a
Ceras.
ddooe�{�M1tch went recently to the Im-
paerleal AAthorltlem upon tho
__ _
T'hs ]4etort Oearteoan•
matter,
Dr. Montague• wits Informed by Mr.
P� Clhari.v find d
Bal that a Govern-
Blalr that ito find not wort tlo report
merit divided Agnlreat Itmplf Could not
offs oeerhing tho iloorting by tile Grand
stand, Thera wam top dlviml(o In bbe
River. Mr. Blair, however, p rnm wM to
i r"wlnt Gosvernment, but Air Charles
lock Into the matter.
Mr. Rlfton,
Tul,pPr knew wnrnethlaeg of w (1(mvern-
lm'nt that dlvl,tevl
In reply td) Art inquiry by
Sir Hibbert Tupper,
waw against Itself
ani that did rapt tpx
provnlaml to have
laid on that t•ibW return. of taw or-
metASv1. or wAven
of Its memMsw haat dretum what WPA
Mount" M the Ynko n Coancll,
never donee Ware, had xto(xl tip In ttie
Ottawa. May B. -Th" badgpt debate
Hoatwp And .ln.fAreeet thsAt tlw keA.lxr (A
came M A conclusion anmpwhAt mesh-
thn Govperinv ent waw not fit to lew,1 lrlha
denty a few mhnetpo before midnight,
Goivernment. Thorn were megne, tux,,
when the Finance Minister rose and
thattloeprment Opposition, wmra_dl.
"Atal that the motion to Ifo lotion erase.
Tided Against themadron, And as Ar
mlttor on waves and motame having
PnWtlon Ponid never Ir a #strong Op -
serval Itis purpose he would withdraw
It Anti more that the Rouse go Into
41on yrh►wl LMeevt wrlw A fS.allrhg
A Apart that the lander of that
('ommlttpp of mttpply on some. future
tiwt waw not fit to laaA It.-
AAv. Tbpro wore ,sly threes or folly
Vim. WIlllam Pwbrvrrs on the bodlippt.
mpmbors of item Opposition In the
- --
HOoesp wt tier temp, and Although It
P&WI t(ih fvr o pgrrwern harp At last
RbMI'd
wits rpriorted that A number of them
to (have nothing rew" to do
,Ieelrwl to mponk. no (ane movmet tile-
frith rnwk h exinMak find Aro forming
adjmirtimont of tie" Aehatp. Air Chain.
a kxusl P(wnpexy to handdloo tbp crop
Tupper reammei the debate In the
and to fere'parv' it for then forvetgn mar -
aft,ornson. And snake, for tarn and A
beet,
11w11 hoarse darinAgg ae� Ilii devoted
Ret. Jaehpw Fault, Methodist minla.
Considerable attpotlon to the nreflaM.i
ter at 1111— ".,.ut. 1. A_..w
._.-That Axpendttumw of 1999
Leaving the revenue and Coming to
the expemdlture aide of the statement,
I find the total expendltury on con-
solidated fund amounted to 48H,8;I2,-
52:,.70. This In somewhat In e:oess
of the estimate of $.38,76(1,(100 I made
fast year, and b $482,765 mere ttan
wax expended In the prevlooe fiscal
year.
The principal Increases will be found
In sinking fund. Immigration, mounted
poll-, public works, consolidated fund
and railways and carealia The decrease
M tile oinking funks in, d coerme,only
nominal, no the+ money M simply taken
out of one pocket and put into an-
other. I need may nothing with re-
gard to Immigration, for, An we know,
this money to expended for dtringlnR
to our chorea those who are capable
of taking Advantage Of our Immerses
usetlt
q leo of
unoccupied lands. The
Ithiarte - Ith +'egarvt to floe Northwest
Mwntexl�,,olioe la created by reaeusdof
the administraelot of the Yukon. and
MY' bon. friend the Minister or Public
Works (Mr. Tarte) ham hod to keep
our various public works in the beet
shape, and the exterhmiar of the Intpr-
0oloolal Railway to Montreal Is tine
princlpAI reason for the fncerepas In
railways, and c1anals.
Ilii 1rr11ro- (1 deorlaases occult• In Ing -
foliation, Uldi tin Aral post-dflce. You
will remleent her that h 1899.97 we )Gad
two mesOMs d Partin t, and the
acoormts of 1896.97 contaln the
Charge for the extra ereticln, hence
tele redlicttatl under the heed of lag-
Matton. In corirertfrg Ute acctunts
rf the year IAA9TO with theles+ of
'ttle jmevkhbB Yves, wdith regard to
trrtli g fin 1896-97 we hid to expand
Pxbra MIM" an the annual trnJrNng,
in coram -m enna of the camps having
bfwso omftttwd In tree last year cif the
arimlkntrtreitkan of hon. gg�entlpmwen ftp
pnesf+te. And hence the reduCtIon In the
e arndd!Wr've o: 1897-98 an edmpnred
avftll 1898.97. Tile radut',tiun In the
hP flnee Depairtmont expenddttwre
i-97
dldwed aa1897-98 stfo i tedx thiel busiin
'1ks menAg.erwa t of What branch of
the publlc wprvdore by mp+'icsa friend
too PowmearRw-r-Grsuavil, wldobe Ac-
Paa4ates allow an Mcr iame d revenue
to the eztent of 8 4,1371, And a tie-
crname of expendsteem to the extorlt
of $::14,(1188, matdvlX. no rafrarho tllasx
t ttovism M int -ceased rpvenu*e And
�rt�luos(1 expop'"ditate. n hettcrment
in the Ptist-offko! i?epart imintame-mint-
Irrc to $ 1RR,987. T7ebe staste of Affairs
ItAA fow"'Tn the hash. gpntlpmm
(Mr. Mukx-k) anrd the Grnarnrnent to
take ale dnmprrrtent Moret (A rMkn`ing
Ule AesmswHt to tons Pon
Md also to VX:id Uto ndrnntw(Ymw (vl
pvehhy to a (swab part d lube
vthlpshre. I Ileco 'lemlt gv�norvafly olds
the reiteration avid elpend}dm+, AnA feslw
Asa ors rsatlhpltMwia• We rsomered a
few of `4 FBIi,31kA. (We "Tpmp tird
NId,S82,625 and Wd s; fort ule A enr-
ger of $1,7+22,712 M a resaft Cf tlo
�ir*m on ill" oRririary aBrvkeem.
-1fr. Fi ufta'a Arudgemt f ippedm.
UrOfll University will neater the
(lpgroe of i.i.. i). on Mr. Rudyari Kip.
Hng.
Germany tense IntrddrsnA A nwntamm
for to rihl+d Irngwtl(wo of American
rrhesaats
Thr first next vote tarsal vpatxrdsty
of the AtrAott-MISChpil iron aBd Steel
Company's works at Bellevulle.
WILL BE NO MODUS VIVENDI,
h ..
Washington- Officials Now -
Express That Opinion.
11
"I
THEY BLAME 'US OF. COURSE. A.
MontsTW" Maly &-4%0 8.rnld pub-
Umbes tato following, dated washmg-
top. May 4th:
At the fast movesung a1( the Cabinet
li p wap a ltwhg dtgsabslpn d that
taw --.----•I
theted 8iatslt ands y edhift
a rugardlog
the A Iaska bo�uDdtrl dis[1stW. Tile
dinvuesturt resulted In no practical
some rtLon, last it was interesting ass
a awl llfeartatlun d We dhappolnt.
meant felt In Wardnl�Wtt dfa hal cir-
cles on account ,Of Casads'a falluze
to atvept ills soodwo Yivendl propora-
tioh. E lrw otl--Y Hely expressed the
oyLuion yestarday tilat the plan for
a modus vivendi Could nut be carried r
MA, and that the present unmtkdac-
tory wnokttlern d of talus In Maluku,
must contLhue to exist until some deLLL
-
cisive anti per'mpnent settlement can
be .sauteed. The President and bL ad-
vlasing dt Tifead'ty'a mOetiag Ilstened e.
with great fntermat to what the Neo- --
retaryy of llaabS - instal bo Sony rabwA
the effotta filet hat tpetso lied 00 em
$btbh -a Dodase viveudl, and thesis
whit macre than tans exprdrrden d on" " ]::]
prim that the Ottawa Dove nment
i ..it,
see its way clear to accept- 1
Lig the proponitiou d this Govern -
Ment.
The•A(lalilrtrathoti utticlals ate at
a lost to undervrtrtnd the at letude d
the Dominion Government. When the 41
=PPropxhslttun was made from Waah%ng-
far a sexhhe vivendi there was no
ftec" tbnh in the -inti of the State De-
partment that the stt�tloa would
be rattily accepted. ho surprise was
felt wAtten the London Governament re- ' 1
ferrel the matter to Ottawa, bat i
when the DumLnlon authorities fall -
ed to paws favorably on the proposi
don the Servetar d State and the
ostler Ad-intiAm � orale" were at
a las bo understruld it. The meeting
of the Caabtnea on Tlaesr� was the
first opportttntty prtemm:x for Be.,.
mt,ar7 Hin to lay the matter be-
fore Site Dent and his advisers, 11
and It Ilam since appeared that than
was a long dismission of the subject '1
at that Use, and a general exprse.
Am of disappotnteelent.
WOURN AND MIBSIONH.
ftusinsss aesuona " the PrsabTLaHaa
W. r.U.a .. .
Wou drtock, May 4. -Tire convention 1
d the W. F. M. S. came to a close thin
afternoon. Ottawa was unanimously
The election of officer -4 resulted as ton- WSJ
own: Prslylent. Mrs. Shortreed -. .1
FD'rt Vice-PresldenL Mrs. McLaren;
Wood Vice-PrealdenL Miss McLen-
Ian; Third Vice -President, Mrs. G. H.
Romn,on ; Fourth Vice -Presides L Mrs
Pla fair; Recording Secretary, Mss
B. McMureh ; Cor. Secretary, Dire.
Campbell ; Home Secretary. Mrs.
Orant ; Secretary of Work Among In-
diana Mn. Jeffrey ; Secretary Inter-
national Conferenoe, 31im J. Caven ;
Secretary Publication. Mrs. Teller;
Secretary Life Membership, Miss .
Craig ; reawlrer. Mlss George, Edl-
Lor of Tidings. Mrs. McGillivray ; Hon.
Vice -Presidents, Mrs. J. McLaughlan,
Mrs. H. H. McLaughlin'. Mrs. W. Held,
Mrs, John Hainey, Mrs. W. Ball.
In tate morning Mrs. McLaren, the
President, reviewed the work of the
/set year, recalling the fact that the
lety had been In existence for 23
Y The reports all showed that
much success was attending the so-
lety'm efforts. MIs Cress read the
repoeFt of the Board of Management
or Mrs. Playfalr, who was unable to
be present. The good service being
hSono by the Training Home wax men. I
toned. Mrs. Shortreed presented the
orelgn report. Word from Indore
was very encouraging. The wort
It the Indiana of the Northwest
Tetrritorles was reported upon by
Jars. Jeffrey. Mrs. Grant. of Ottawa,
P a review of the work of
the Home Secretary. The publication
report was react by Mrs. Telfer, and
the International report by Mss Ca.
en. The financial statement, read by
[Ian George, wan very encouraging.
It showed a balancia on hadd of 419.. - .. -..
001.93.
Tire afternoon Session was taken
up with two Home Mbinionary ad-
dresses, delivered by Miss McLaren, of
Blrtle, and Mss Johnston, of Albertnl,
B. C. 1
To -night the public meeting was .
very largely attended. Dr. Moore, con.
vomer of the General Assembly's For -
Sign Ml,wfon Committee, presided, and
It very Interea ting address was de
livered by Rev. J. Wilkie, of Indore
India.
ROBT♦RTSOM's TALE.
enlightening the committee on Farm
Ing Topics.
Ot6awum, Ont., May 5.-(flpeclal.l-
Irof. Robertson addressed the Com-
mittee on Agriculture today, on the
fgndamental principles which make
ngrculture mucoesf 1 and profitable In
this country. He puke of the dlffl-
cultte$ which the farmer had to con-
tend with. Those of climate and tem-
perature were almost controllable,
and those of the preparation of the
npfl mo as to ensure tra largest amount
Let plant ftcod And the tree of the most
productive kinds of seeds were entirely
within the o(mtrpl of the farmer. He
cxplAlned the rotation of crops, show -
Ing how the planta In which the
grpwth of repot and wtom and )Pares
were ImPOrtant, prwpnred the Bull for
ala+ growth of the grain crop), which
f011'ovr44 be which the Glu And welgllt
Of the seed were important. Mr. Rob -
P t"I'ln'm address, which will fin pa'b-
Ilwhrd In the committeet'e report, will
rom, Inteeremeting and valuable reading
td the Canadian farmer.
A FAMILY 09 WNIGHT
fifteen Children Who" Avoirdupois
' In Nearly Two Toss.
Belhrvllle, Ont, Way 8.-T he fasrely
of Leo Whitton. the Ukatirlgst County
dant wlho retonetly (UFA In England.
Im oerhapnly one of coueMfernble
wetah(. HIS ram a Nous of Mr. Jae.
WIl ttm, of Campliellforl, and was
oto of A faMMY of 15, eight boys and
seven gtrlt. 7116 wstht Cr the! drCyr,
Garen Oi whom nae Itvtsg, Is am tollowc
Leo. heavlesrt man In the wvrrld... 550
Jalnusa, of Wellmhmlm (bruourw .... 2118
W1 11 avR�
Ja,n�ot Peniisylyuli , ... .... E88a
Of
tldAe-nr. arA. 240
Frallik of Frankfosvt . 240
Of Nese Vo#'Lt' ......... 2B0
Robert, a Brteit(ft .. .. ., - . 220
7bta1 ... ... ... ... ... ... .....2 270
AvSwthllw ... ... ... ... ... ...... 2Si 8-4
The d"0111 postero will averages avoir
175 ponmss eArh.
71e tees -warn Tinea of marphorna-
nla Anti elnhdlmat have been ion some
degree ampar'eaded ` M pP trulbon ,'
Which In daerrlbwi by physlclaM who
hays te-teed patients for It ass 'y
FnovwltY, elmewt without parsel-
.Toa tasks for petroleum, it LL
Bald, grows Upon Shot tippler until ft
davebtpsss Into an Irresistible pAssl(n.
PhySMlAnm havx not set had nppor
unity to Gaudy the toll effactm of Vs.
traallwn. And their views Y tan Its care
And futures are so newAat dlvergsst.
Bolt the t mmwnnae of opinion In that
the Tiottm of Skis now habit Is Ned
red ma[anohdy.
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