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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-04-26, Page 7W_ "-, With _ F damaoM ON J + of Irua;rute AMM tete Ivfo often UsIsAWratea, made a I for a detachment of No. 1 Co. the 44th Battnliva to guard arta time mho definite theory of hie own Ut ntgard to the at4mpt to blow up the ca.ral. but thinks probably the John Nolin, John Walsh, of the time and Plnove aforesala, old Wfully mote such attimp%, as the F'anlane may have bed a baud la It. Ontario and local police would be im.- f'RECAUT1tl 6,"I 0UTAWA. AT WELI,AND far as could be obrerved there was not e slightest excitement among th pl,stve substance, called dynamite, onuael an PxPlosion at 1Ock No. 24,- wn the rd toward• Niagara Falb. enis ow inspector (W4 and American Castm I.aw:a had been shadowing the three thutae, 11-A adequate Il Oapt. Vaaderaluys called ant ad ate+ with eatuch a g5 et a tam iced • detachment d 26 men Mere v Ottawa fro Wtlee aort. - ilia lu►e also been at the Mort. A men for the peat weak &a opium 73srs shove:k"' Umar. branded the story Injury to property, And that thesald Karl Pullman, John Wuleb and John Ithsetly felt Toth In Bt. Catharinwa N Fort Ihalhoux* fire and Ngbt smoggier'•, and britt came to the conclusion that they were a e in 1411 uutfur-m mai acooutrements, all ths been detachel tol night guard oWatt-ft the Unitive w on his uwa command were put guard at the jail. Each man was bigvault of tiro F'tnarroe Dep'irt- - _ aerv,sd with too ruti.ds of ammunl- wnt, where millions of treasures are Copt. Wittln the peat week ur two that duty down acrd reale, and are doing guard rut the jail, email up and the tour rider the building supernumerary Domlalon Poll- In pltlnu clothes have udgtatly pAtruliel P erate Attempt to Blow Up a at With fixed bayonet&. Special police ds- the "i'llament grounds. e8 Qu!:ea afrd are guarcing :be three blllvea %lagerit Fal:s. April 23. -TW pre- ! Welland Canal Lock. a attempt a. reecum w.l: be p y frurtraded. Special truly aeluro of the lied taunts doing guard mita, on divers times before the said offences were committed by the said ew p aced on the canal. and duty at the jaU containing the three -. the Grand Trunk have a posse of teen ma tem prrsa eoatied all attempt ut ,us by as Ash= mob lar% night -- roar MEN UNDER ARREST guarding their tun" under the canal Alerrittua. ,Th prisouers wi:l have heart*- bar*nook Po:be 1[at Tom, wits a gang of sixty ham-luuk- lug thugs left Buffalo during the at est the trolley line for thr HREE saddsoeuly Lbe Apleticsn polka and Buffalo de- teetivea, have probably ■nanrtted a country to Run+ being Penh °met or the country to the Cape. The attempt at Injury has trate 1 L"ogaa 10 at 1l Falls,tairujAm, ad mad they were citsielyOP- shad been made' but hardly at the spot where it was looked for. Greet vict- made and provided, taken and sworn before me the day and year, and at slog. Tit'.. with w number (it hhuw& rmld No ,t.11bt Wive been ewept Bridge. N. Y., the Rall Hotel bare they u otbumout" ,'clock, when they tradorxhtedly will ow•a1 by the Anem4esa •{inial Ice ovived, say. and ur• oawntry for walks steed Ned 4e committed for trial. The gtwathent lkr aL Nle era Falls. N. Y. Several ,.,i " -'!"'. excitement t• prevailing o both emimzaries the gang were shadow- ' *:des of the frontier. Htutttnsds of peo- wt to this sale of the river. where of a Gang of American ple have gathered tit the *tree:• to `°"° to gilt ME\'S ItUOM3 SEARCFIED. they were kkajenn w take observa- u if a the Ja14 and seeing e tie nod. unlfuruted mea of the Queen patrol embers Niagara Falls, N. Y., April 21. - Ihhg on all sides with rifles on their • tB;,ecial.)_-Sorgt. Dynam ters. the Maloney went to North Lad, anti fila oprletor of shoulders, and ftzed bayonets. the taupe ouimddered It unsafe W at the Dolphin admitted to Llm that he tempt a lemons and returned to But . had had as boarders for it week three fait) In groups of tours wtd fora Ing. men int whom be knew little or noth- The mAlttary guard was kept to the Jail unttl S Wekook ttls nanling, when olemkoe tagainnt mit ho prerluced" polMltor Mcihmrn"y, on behalf or Malyttey went to the room oeew PW by the wen, and there found u it was wftlattrawa, and a strong nor ttaay of twRUiaro il11eeP that anstenoP had to be Riven 'them. Rall this AC- for tiro In the Eson1- rubl,er g fMet with Ind,n, rauh .r 4peiaf 48110 fy> were In* CTE IPT TO SLOW UP LOCK 24 ATTdOROLD ire used to dynamiting uporaU►ana at was the oil , thtng to be Lound stalled. stal5rd. nearmenTh As file time drew mnjnrit.y of peopJa however, dole it it) in oeuasetIew with the that would seem to oonneet the occa- to have a ho3zin< at l0 u lock the bull, (ants of the room with any pomlble anirt-room was packed .and deeds who could not gatrt A41rnfinelon two of high explosive.*. The room Was locket and Maloney retur iod to head- citowwdedl around the market square. imiss-amd Pro-Bo/f"M Amioag the Motives Suggested, but Opposition gusZlam No atilt a crowd has been seen around to the Condors Srsf/ieab and a Coosegwet Desire to Cripple file . p •-Ow. . tbl The / enla the T own 1b all henrlwg tli slug* tie fasnoos Binh. o February._1AW. ' Welland Canal tba Mer. Oseserally Accepted Theory -Story of the that the men sante to W& house a W & week ago and emtgagod a room. They Among the witne.mos Present this morning were Unitod stater Govern- Arrest of the Msa-Pwmsea Poised Is Thole Rooms at Niagara Fella, *slit little to anyone unit told shoo- lutrly noshing about til• werlves,whore meut secret service men sad Can- N,V.--Suldiers Guard the Jail at Niagara Falls, Ont., lin Which the they came from or why they were In tomsand police department officers - Fktectlte ifurny, of Toronto, with Men are CosflaM-ABsfad Proposal From Buffalo W Qsatw Them. the Falls. Tlwy were well dreweed. They spent all of their alghts, w far am Grown Attorney Cowper, of Welland. DI -31131110- Wa*hhtxf4oa, D. C. D. C., aged 28, sm0otil tae*, small known, In the hotel, but matte fre- quant trips abroad by day, several arrived this morning, and prohibited any one visiting the three prisoners. art An N Ilah, W&shiagtoa, D. C., I siasd, and John Nolin. Philadeiphh►, Pa., 50 years, darn brown moustache times cros"IaR the Iver. It was the Deputy Attorney-Oeneral's Imperative instruction". and 11001- 4 is. . tall, about main, wedghieg 'L IL pound* EXTRA POLICE SWORN IN. even the primoners' solicitor* wets ohm \o:iA pihi:atisiphis, Pa., and Boot men woe* dark stilt bats. Walsh Niagara J rAlb, N. Y., April " - allowed to visit the prisoners. reach the details of a plot agnlnat n friend- ly Stats had S" Its his potl;. uo and Nolan $11. It Is psetiiy well established that lead to converse with them, and was , Tle polio% beteg aware that these F'enlandasm or floor sympathizers, as p problWted until the Deputy Attor- L Catharine&. April JL -A oust two men had been seat In Wo cora- of a short -set, smoott-faced at fir"t rumored, had nothing what- ever to do wits the bold attempt to ney-General would instruct them. A. F. Crow has been retained by US but, fortunately. uasecomeni pany gas with whom they had crossed and tltmltroy the lucks of the Welland Karl Dullman dbd F. C. McBurney qui less mads *amps 7 o'clock tact rscresoed to steel arch bridge two Canal at Tboruld Inst night. The for Walsh and Nolan. Both thede bar - to blow up til* lock gates or three times a day during tits pnst theory advanoed L that 1t *&a a bold rioters. who made several attempts Z 24, mw aamhd, at Thorold, thor four days arta wbom they ree 'the And prectoucerted plan oa the port of to Interrogate their clients, we re It 4ymmite, and thus delay til• Appeared to meet aT - taw Buffalo scoupers, n" a revenge for stopped In doing no by the authorl- tt Of navigstio t. which is oat same gives point,- 'ase. out at the establishing of [rain elevators at tlud. It was 11.80 when' the three WoUse"y sit. =lith. On the ar- once and hauled In the third man. Port Colburn' and Montreal by the then were brought Into court P') - sl of she Niafers, lit. Catbariaes who, however, positively refused to Conners syndicate. It Is a result of Ilse Magistrate Alex. Logan sat In Sstooto Railway train at T►orad, give his hams or to 14sat1ty hiw+cif the great strike of the Buffnlosouupr the beach, associated with him bo- ilw_*xM 1'- Yonitrz itCW:tf 6:sa.. :r: tsaCt err^* refer*' S ¢ clt+od 6t tlht•-.rq .Nsa *j iAat.#.><estt. W lna-•...Ml.. The Iirz..tlr+►a-•.l t el s each carrying a *mall va- fpsy walked a short distance up tlo . The third man arrived at the R,o;il Hotel on the evening d April (ought them to a finLh. Tia ado Wlloc advance thW solution of the situ- lel the way, and following him came Karl Dullman. is wppored leader of a 1 raL.NJy track, and t1k4A mads tar the 12th. bad supper, engager! room atlas. it war rumored ids aftern•xon the gang, wearing lits white fedora, t4tak, which tory 1`0111 ed No. 4 and atter supper paid lits bill that a large party of the Buffalo covering a hard -bolting mag of a cam. Cil th.-) arrived at lack 14. They mad Wit tem hotel and did not return raocrpLTO had left Buffalo for Niagara rue, which seemed to twitch with Al an•n lin go bwhlind a Kon- ;he Joek, •rideotly to or- until tie evening of April 16th, when be arrived for supper' nod lima F'alU,prrPsumJbly it, IibYaLatAMthree men under Arrest charged w.tit the nervoutlrlela when he gazes upon tae multitude of facer as he entered. sw a; fawn. They wralk*d arun ad occupied the room. ever since, going crime. Orem excitement preralled 1n Following him came Walsh and tbe a low in:mttso, when on.• of t be ■ preceetitmd to the lower gales &lid out two or three times every day, ductpally to the American side of the Town of Niagara Falls, Ont., and tie volunteers belonging to the 44th Nolan, who dropped their heads on entering the room. Following the trio Iober to 'he upper gaM► Noth- t ac,lna ■t lits river. Be drank pretty freely ht'nrelf a genial Battalion werb Instl•uctod to ba In reatUnew ilio reclet any attmpt tore came Detective Mains and Officer Nelch, who trade the arrests. i nn. thought of o flaw. 'Itis m.la at :►• lower gats and and made generally Yellow. spending his money freely. He had Ieusie the prlaonerd. Chief Young, of r tip Opaarlo frontier police, awbre In .,0 agls /k[ Voiioe Magistrate Logan read the tot w•ibg charge to the th-ee men: ick:y tilt .t ho valise to a rope. t t( fire ,tu the toes, lowered It n ab.,ut eight or Los feel against appa rently considerable cava *boat him. He registered at the Rod- I lie on both uccasiono as Karl Dull- 'the ptAim, who are guarding the Jet' ageinnt would-be rtscuero; Ip also "The information of W. H. Maina, of the town of Niagara Falls, in the b d the Jack slate. Sit ibsml Calan, Washington, D. C. Detective baa a number of pickets at ties Cnnh- County of Welland, taken Upofficimlly la his oon ' onto away, Passing Mains (tela confident the ,g ht di:tn end of the bridges to prevent any Plobal mob entering Candle. TM tel. e Store ate, the Undersigned. AJaxander g Logan. lisgaire, Police Magistrate in that a p f Ilmn tm file way fi0 the road. mad men. and tout they are pert Of an a iliug 4. him "to hardy ap and drop i organized gang. Dullman he co°sid- exchange, which customar!fy closes &% Bumdaym, is an all- and for the town of Niagapra Valls, ,n Wel:smd, ' inL h hit rompaalcet did. At this t!P first ezpleaiurt occurred. V1 we the leader. He was •'well dreaded In a dark suit with a white soft felt 6 P. m. on giving night servloe LonISM lip to mid- the said Count of this 23rd day of April' A. Lk, 1900, who w in the ttvenwort tri the Pte to hat. "T1he other two mos are draored night there had been no signs of %lo- cert bare til& guard was i-d w:tb, that be is lutoraoed and b elleves Jhht Karl DoPhKa, d WaandJo n• ekes, an•I blowing a holo In the In two or 'three minutesfish in dark wits, not sin earefuhly taken oar* of The men will be detained,at are4i to 11 {d. m., ane are prep* 1 John Nol:n ,of Phi ad Ls, and John hWwort. lar the mec,kod charge of dyrtamitw Walsh and Nollu charged with b: vr• any desperadoes a warm reception. Walsh, of Washington, did, on the 21st April, It the b,wn of pbM1. doing dmllar flames to tis Fnrttea fly. Doth gate. t tag ap the loci at tad canal &.tib They will Live A hearing DENIAL' BY SHOVELLERi. Buffalo N. Y.. April 2 --The most day of at Thoro:d, in the County of Welland, per gate. lhoagh Iwily alarming. only asttt*d namite. onlay. careful enquiry to -night ham fall -d to Indicate unlawfuA7 and wMUHy cause by an e2 -Plosive substaxe, an exp:owioo of sly on the bottom of tie lock and W th •Ir plates, On pM►entlag the After tit& arrest d has LhM roan thm eweuing by the Ontario potion discover anything to a rnovemensaolft On't.tb grata-mbov01'rs a nature likely to endanger life, or rte btviy M the water. nearly half f.4 thin American lvAlee at Niagara Falls. N. Y.. late i,l%*ttosl. to release the Welland Canal dyna- MYInjell just across tha to cause aer:oum Injury to property by expiodin ..dynamate is a certain - ... s111•hm t $ Ii feel ikw4g Even .,P.J1MtMurn a..ie ► E .Fi hx+ve.. r lland ktllei• p p " ha Dol l TI rsin-dw.veTlPrs aPpn aV.If i rfl ' - e6h tSret Cde iws REINFORCEMENTS— SENT RUNDLE. Boar Tactics Force Roberta to Delay Advance, H9LP SENT TO MENER. Twenty -fire Yen of Vint Worcen- tern am r1881DA. OHM 01MID108 UNDER M11 r, _ -_ Use. Pole -Carew and Lee. !''reach In Command -A Number of Casual- tles-Auotber Canadian Dead - More About the Sick Ones.-Sua- uyside Rebels Beatenced. Loatiou, Aprl1 L'4, 5 a m. -The strong body of relufora:omoUL which Lord Roberts Dent W assl-r1 the reikef of Wegener mad to endeavor to envelop an.l cut off the Boers frout retreatl ag northward furnisher further evidence that the Boers are amoomblaf In touch larger forces around 1l'eperier than hart hdttierto been duaiNlutet1, and, as the Times 1n all editorial this morning remarks, whatever may he the dlKi- cultien of roam and rains Lilo Boers always appear W have gone, and eumetlmea big user, where they want them. A Boer despatch, dated Thabo Nchn, AprB 20th, says that a `fresh supply of casno:t and ammunition ham rwwhPd Oeneral De Wet at Jammersbarg Mgt. It also asserts that one of ('ul. Dalgety's guns has beon sma.hal. Karrlefoutelu, mentlouted 1.t Lord Roberta' message to tit& War Office, ls 15 miles southeast of Bloemfosteln. Leouw Kop W two miles farther booth Apparently the British eapturnd 1'marle Kraal Sunday night. The Boers evacuated Leouw Kop, during Lite night, removing the gin, Ani the British occupied the top Ute next morning. Although the Boers appear to be of- fering atout rertrtattce to the British wdvnnce, their position ID dangerous y ran scarcelydelay farther their retreat northward without Incurring the risk of being cut off. L%ualiY they have been well hnforttted regarding the Btw%x vi jAfi'k; `mv. TM3-nrz naso *ft!x-r to run such risks, especially an they have partially accomplished their ub- Jert in drawing large forces from Bloemfontein on long marches, anti have thereby delayed the advance on Pretoria. nrrol Rr,•nt damage woaW ve so him•• not Only to the trial. but wr n a,,- to be at Pa n Hodes. HaspeckWin Bridge. N. X. and p g - . water frx'1t Arrdght seemed surpihed the wh m It was told to John Nolin, John Walsh, of the time and Plnove aforesala, old Wfully o %be mrrounding country, which mild lin P been ttokided. By the searching their rain found ex- o0 seaa plinttug fuses concealed tiers. It bas at story totem by newspaper reporters. So and wilfully, Ly tau use of an ex - m Me *.c,ud explosion, ooearred , men re running rapidly s twwave lawn further Iwarned that the Cama. dean lampe-tor of Customs Bamp- far as could be obrerved there was not e slightest excitement among th pl,stve substance, called dynamite, onuael an PxPlosion at 1Ock No. 24,- wn the rd toward• Niagara Falb. enis ow inspector (W4 and American Castm I.aw:a had been shadowing the three the s000per Plement. President McM bOn, Of the Grain- ort the Wetland Canal, with We Is- tent thereby to Injure Iifit, or to onums wlrwy,we In all the wlgbb°rhoal rh broken The explosions were men for the peat weak &a opium 73srs shove:k"' Umar. branded the story Injury to property, And that thesald Karl Pullman, John Wuleb and John Ithsetly felt Toth In Bt. Catharinwa N Fort Ihalhoux* fire and Ngbt smoggier'•, and britt came to the conclusion that they were a as ridiculous. WORK OF BOER SYMi'AT1117F:RS. Nolle, on the day enA at the place Ike dk,tant. gong of crooks,. it Ottawa, April "8. -There in nbnn- and wilfully, al Justificullyation or excuse, Without ca wt lout 7r damnget to sloe kelt gates will it be a. r"At as at first feared. A GANG OF DYNAMITER& slant evidence, In the possession of the to fife ezlstenee ri and without CAmse o•• rlghq did by and cause Y will hta fully repaired Is a few Niagara Fal'*. April 2'2. (0. N. W. tdompath)--Without a duub. the l:otersmens pointing of a movPmret 1n the I;nited States time of explosives, dam age a lock of the o*sal known as the Welland p► and will ant dela!l the open In i HnA mesa Carlo poibs hese have mada a very to Inflict Inhtry upon Canada on Ac- In the Canal. and that the said Karl Dull - the canal on Webaeslty oa2t. 0 plaits of the mon baso successful lmportent Arnat to the three men shoveled with blowing up the gate 'South count of her participation African war. A. great mililiary mita, on divers times before the said offences were committed by the said oat tlnmagP world have bon inns M r d nn. tiro o wouldhave to the ear• d Icst EC of sirs Welland Canal at Tborokl last evening. Chief Young and authority some monthl ago gave your rorresponient a hint that there would WAtah and Nolin. dad unlawfully and wilfully move, procure and aLl, eoun- lauding p-o;arty, tug saber with hobttb'm, ;err• of I:la The Welland d1- Detectve Matas have ltcen workir. all May io-day. and, with be trouble til+ spring, and personally he objectsd to so meav mel. hirp and command the Bald John Walah and John Nolle, the *eta of bion of the Grand Trunk Rallway as In n .Me -p cat alongalde of the saddsoeuly Lbe Apleticsn polka and Buffalo de- teetivea, have probably ■nanrtted a country to Run+ being Penh °met or the country to the Cape. The attempt at Injury has fencas to do and commit, contrary to the power of the statute In such cases ams!, ,nil, the Mnks separating Ma alk the staticm lmmedlaLely gang of dynamisomm operating from is DoWda 1 .pt Suspension been made' but hardly at the spot where it was looked for. Greet vict- made and provided, taken and sworn before me the day and year, and at slog. Tit'.. with w number (it hhuw& rmld No ,t.11bt Wive been ewept Bridge. N. Y., the Rall Hotel bare rput Inn^* IW teen exhibit -A at different by the authorities, both Poll'* the place above menVotwd. i I.Zn d Al - say. and ur• oawntry for walks steed Ned mad Bairalq, N. Y. The ►elder ls supposed W bo the man registered potAte ant militrarv, loft with n frnantlary exander L,,gnn. 1'. M., W. tiq Maine. The Magistrate Bald: "Gputlpmen, be-ni flockled, as tis agwelt o lbmt a mile ion with six- [ M Dallnan at oke lit)sli. The thea no debt for Wit parpos3 of tAk- Iia* of 4,000 mllrw to watch it was not emay to foresee whore the enemy yohave heard the charges made, nal it ,us the wish of the Crown to a inrgw ILA bet ,.f center 1n. FL in[ meth observations for t,plr Mwtnrdly would strike Two ago tltore use tcosblP the case for ons week. The ramanl in THE OBJWr. di.tr t found nM.nt ls gest wort, drove out to Chippaws, along Wella*] River, to the canal at months at Fagmlee lt B. C. S:troolrlouw rharao" granted without hearing. There ls ct1 pleading." j melted ,.t the daring attMIDU MI the Port Robitteorr, on Wednesday last and term were Senn aritnd the fortlflca the Royal Artillery guards Karl Dullmann anal : "As an Amer- 11111all kinds of rumors Are flying mgain on Friday to Thorold, and left tions, Anti consequently doubled. This duty Jean cttlswn, i devanMt that the evi- 4wsd as a, the oh}er% to destroy. It itis canal, come It trop- last evening on tar Nlagara Central train 0 m. for T horohJ with two were became at) fattguing to til+ small ca olemkoe tagainnt mit ho prerluced" polMltor Mcihmrn"y, on behalf or placing Irlbn t. the Connors syndicatee. Ids t, the grain abovellers' trou- A% p canvas telescope valises, which con- talar] the dyaamita-rtridges and ttaay of twRUiaro il11eeP that anstenoP had to be Riven 'them. Rall this AC- for tiro In the Eson1- Walsh antl Nolln, protested apgalnst being reftsed the privilege of cotasult- 0 In 11„rrnho, and, again, to Boor from *crap the river. 1171as foram attatabed. T►re ppoolice have wl4• Oeera who can identity the two men coUnts presence to -day malt forttflnati"As to -(Tay of 180 who were originally enlisted for Ing with his clients, And also demand - el An Immediate hearing for tilt cll- mnjnrit.y of peopJa however, dole it it) in oeuasetIew with the warn and Nolla ae the mea who low- wead the two Talkvts In lock 24 and mint the Halifax garrlsru regimens. leads to the " to, which wan refused. Mr, Crow Also mrulp a similar dp- Cnls shovPlters' trouble and a de- 1 the taus. The following is a Cnreful Investigation hPndAuartwrs Of this mand, dwplctlnR the aeilon on the lee to pas vent the `rain that wOold "Mwwlme Me tiM amd Oorfehc%ed description of falls! that the aggrewslvw Beer foovPnumt wP"@ 1n part of the Crown as an outrage, and wbnhwl tae wvidrd.s against his client go to Buffalo from txrm It thr"O tis canal and down the ners: No d John Walsh. 27 yews Of Age, ChlcnRn mart It Is said that Pcxhexist- the Pxlot• Karl Dullm►nn, to be produced, wines k lawrpnee round AIS k mere tom, lsefattw, Dat May be lot ental tx R feet 9 leehem smooth, ntedlnan florid IA brown faux 9 Inc 17G panni* brown rale, faMwftj tial Informstion shcwlnl onto Of n rcxurpirsey wpm wmme tlmP the United wee refused by the Crown Com*t Crown Attorney Cow y y D^rre fir alai of to be dart brown cult muck age onmmuntrated to ey. [erred both sciMlton to the Attcwswy. PA PABT[rl't.A.RA OP TRF. ARREST, oast, laundried with* shirt, turndown milk four -la -hand tie, Stafne Government. Should this he the caw", the Thor. flvapral far privileges too consult oat their clients. ( Rarn Falls, Out., April ll, --(O. N. A fame Imapaii Outeb .,The OayrtO pt)• coital, black, mar, stiff hist ; he claims to be a bar- Washington, D- C. nkl outrage may tu*mmw an Import- cent international o,imentpr, the Police Magistrate Logan rftn&FK N all three prltakenw for eight days linewwp notlfiM Ik7.1b by taiGslaOh at the hlowing ,p of Jost 84 on k OW tenter from ItIc_ No. 2 -John Ndin. b fast Q brown 8I °f ams, Won Id. torit«1tRetrm vnatanathP held rw- to the h trai Jai conicity at l& be n the wt AwlladM on the 7Vniteeh Lewin w' see ranal at T%Orokl thin evn 1lalet1,. Amino with him aides Ilea► 140 pO° ' years halt• sandy mwntetwrb a O°d flnRwr °t of being spnOsihfw for permitting owrtsln par ties within its territory to wort Out 11.26 ebb attornOnet Ae astety. ,Ilae"4y enIIM on *ahs and nO ered tb6 baiel frontier to And od the mea right hAn'1 heard evidenem 1 as Lhe tp weaM chimp cents blnek eta f hat; the details of a plot agnlnat n friend- ly Stats WRATH INTRRVRNRD. - from LAP tn"e g" &wriptdoa given Of wh am they' were area nytag trona of is serge. &.act gnat, ha Is a maebialst from Phlladel- *1014. A. O. ST.AiR NOTWIF.11. ES.-ROn--A- O. Blair Ephraim Convay, Peoteseed torn** slawfhd er, Released to Die. gs •erne Of their wnyt. As the views "W r" - give asy moment lig • B-Retass to Ri Otsaww, April thin morning received from Raperie- Park, Ont., Apt`!1 2p.--fthratm Cort on the streets VsoDls tamed fs crnwl4 in the to tis f, bat r*glatartol at t" POPII Washington, sentient Thompson, of the We11atM vay died at his r-:esldenop. Prince%,.it rate anaM County const *bIm began to or- "% train the tawathipw gotal w KaM Dulitnan. D. C.; K tvNrt A taebssr, stuns buaki, 21tS half, illaeal, Advice of the attempt to blow, up look No. 24. Mr. Thou"-" fait p..els, wgwoi 7T. He wen con victeJ of a manslaughter d George Frost and Vic laity of 1prine on horimbaOk and In-rl({pI. tialwon and Corlirtatrle a til (Aowbrown Olored Novell fedora ha o!'Au1mi f reported that he -in have (1vide at work examining tint+ bottom of Frvyt at the wuoddmtapt **afro* o F ter h ]9o7, and spa illiam t eptcesthieW Clam, of le Ci lraeete c It Lint tort. endlater Informed Mr. five yearn. He was peloakral !amt aprinl nmul atxont V tt enA "a.tM they had Pwarel two nwa tin tit a ed'werd. whiten collar an Blair that the daaawfe 1s trifling. It by the Of and long home to die. Convay killed a Barnardo boy. enc ThemM rood who W ravorahJy o li the dalo who block to is that the The tI Limaprwslo'R Bear s mpathisen, M not ihellPverl Railways the Dog artmon Of itwilwwyd nsd tO dial on the intra at Prinoeton. Th tedU fafwPtive Malar, Mtk liaise Rstfh ani Ccwattabl* '1'1+or as 0.int f.,,.wre of dynsn►{t*!s vro` fhwyaspq s d Cannka that Is wnl ha neKVMRr7 ti'^nw the opwnlrtg of Lhw cancel, lata had aanOyad him. an ora* day w the soil wwrP vrtvrktn Clark. et isliplart*•i Oat tawId arls NtasferdAM 'r hirs!iags ; s tbetlp*lrf bsWd- wblefi waw sell for ilio 2stti int^ 1 n the 1Nw. his turnbewtord4064. mine 7tevabPhirg tip Windt (VA s where tb1 „rat p' 0 r, lgf1#haft t a etvertlag lit N lobes, from tlsiailmd report oI tie damwg "k'w ~ ythe Alieeta n -4,0w tit .aatti tint h i/[ trial,* arkm a is^, (eeh tiv;i t. y Naw the ton , ming road dbamt Co"_ 1 a ap . I je pfta4w i &j"W&1 at .the Thompson to tlepwrp him 11wrnm• of to -da Mn Thomp- 1fOr of thik having beat otfmmlited under gree A.no, Oman st til'mwivtl enol fir ,oche Officers th"uleio lye still st tafire. ant asOthar gang bl Da OR to sAfaimpilmotive p)hlsf Yeasig Non 'iopw not any anything am to taw m, of the perpateators Ot Lite Pf4nVOeasM______...,,_ . Tho rollef pr INOM q Aark, arr Mem . and found each e a My torthof mit eaAhi. aro* a atrwrt sad instal1ve IV= d i t{rha ont floe jtN last dgb (lewd MR. YLTARAY TO iNVFATIGATF.rht bnak flr 'c'*m omw the Whinwwnl "piaq tretter"d M Wirwipp k ye ,Wtofalu Mvpf to tint On w,;b , -.4 acuoa- They1. agileavt the prllules'e tours Tr.rowlhn, April 92 --hider fn*Irrntror John Murry. of the Ontarto Crim' .- ny. So far M towrssd haven at) low of Pro, bet an to It " ft Ill- N imam ha11 Fiver w her ,lALk IDgRAICtM JAIL. OF this afleer- Mal tare•tlgathrn ltepartatent, was ,Ant slight altsmtmslonwrl b7 the ,At. swat Ot hslavUy tlrwissred Amt ntwe tled 00"llr7 Ua1 boo tmtarhd ove .. rre{ mad ha - ,, fialee • Jag Woe revel vrocld on sY'vrrhpt tkfncky• i"atrm,ra DapartmwrN to lila In tM hA s Ottt$ 60AM tint, RrM oat duck ave•• •,ta a or rte, da I yt t! so ' * [a.•w t1Mli 1 t st pfOtfale)y -•ice by a envw+t of 1M see from .,o fnrrllvlr litw o+* the prfwarr to tie frentber and a ePwrl q ors` •atter. and will IPwva f+ • M • [t ( .. 11 ftt'rs as jig raeaa .,_sigh. JINa' 9leew era Tans this morning. - Ipp1,1 1 i 1*1*1. "to -w un• sine Factory at Pretoria. London. April =4. -The Lorenzo Mar- ques correwpoUJent of til» Tinian esus: 'The foreign ordnance experts in the Boer War Departmpnt have succeed- ed to equipping a big gun fountiry at Pretoria Tile first gue has been sent In the Free State, "Nothlug to known here regarding Its calibre." Pasrds Kraal, a build spur of Leouw kop. Aauther Cr J ►a Dead. Carnervus, Gaps Co:osy, April n• -Trooper Wooca uU a Canadian, died in the boopktai here to.dby of psur- ,F theatgb he receival every at eta- t%m, it. want ba'riad with mLk,..ary two - ors, The remaining ".IL are cumvales- cost, A further oosb:iugent Jo4vea for the front April IM. in the nominal ro;j of the secoul Canadian cortin t the{e appear+ the same Of rooper .john Wou; & coabe. E.:unon.ton►. N. W. T., whose father is W. J. Woolloatm'b•, Plymp- ton, Devonshire, England, Five Birk Canadlsam. At OtLAWA I.st alight (k)l. "namit ro,ie/ved a cable from fur Alfr.*d 111 or, retotUng tlw lilue*e of the tive :,nnadinr-chroaoleel yvwterday. TbP MAWW Oil mitntL,ned It Pke. O. MaWe- mon. 19th Field Batt4ry. C. A.. of F •umpany. Quebec. and he le suffer- sryf 4erlously from n gunshot wound. pts. L. McGlverin b I -W up with aoserie fever. He mitts originally from Hatedltot► Trooper Agra tL of th3 MOuntN' Rifles. ham enterlie fever. He joined the a3cxxad oontdngent at Toronto. And the addresw of ids next of kill t4 Mrs. J. Agasix. London EnRtnntt Bank. I.othbury. London. Pte C. E. F1 th, 7th uaLdown it anter4c (ever. - In tats oAble sent to Cd. P:nnult. No. 7.66'5. In given nn. that Of ZW- T. D. Mcore. D. T. R. C Anatitan us mars. E evrmpony. blontreat• This number belongs h Pte. H. Margin. of the 2n1 Rygiment, C. A., who Is with tte Glean company. Mo'ore'd number to 7xii) on the tam'nal r'oll'At p►yn. P te, l/o re f i l i th, Ito Vital berg. and his Lhaftdlan oompanlons In suffering are Pte.. Fl,wh and bu,the. snit. Pts. McGlverin. of Toronto, b at Rondiksbtsch Hosptal. Trooper A 11441 is In the h krpltal at R- . Rellef of Nafeklog• London, .April 24. -The Cape Town cor."wpondent of the Daily Mall say• that Oen. Carrington's !orae I* the only one Rotax to ttd rellet of Mafe- king. and that no force ii find Ill operating from the sin h. Thu• Morning Punt. oxommenting upon the difficulty Lord Roberts Is experiencing, aaPrta the wisdom of arranging for a steady flow int re- tu(orcententm. The report that a Boer commando was at Frankfort proved to be without foundation. but evidently there is a large force opposing Lord Methuen- . The Bloemfontetn carrewpoodeei d the Dally Telegraph says: "The re. mlstanoc of the Boers at Leouw Kop c+tticVisaC ftb},11 +°'wrtdrrtaL _ the:, mtrength of their ppvitto. They es - raped In nn easterly direction, the (inert!+ falling to get quite, around them." The Bloemfontein correspondent of the Times says: "Toth British cav- alry were checked. Mi. Alderson worked partly round the flank Of r.pouw Kop. but was not supported." The move checked the enemy. but fear of nightfall preeltudecf the pose Ability of a seats Threat Against Uncle 8mm. London, April 23. -The Vienna core rempondent of the Times says: "The iter Peace fbmmbrmlon will not be tvrivecl sitter at Vienna. Berlin, St. r Reinforcements fur Randle. Petersburg or Rowe. It Is as well tAm-lon, April :13.-Tne Wile Office that the United States should Late this evening bsuod the follow know how'the mlmolon has fared In Ing despatch from Lord Roberts, F:uropo and the temper of Europe datarl Bloemfontein, Monday, April toward the Iln(te.l States. 23rd, 2.:0o p. tit. "7'Ite widespread hostility to the "Yesterday I eempatched the 11th Unitml States which IN constantly Division, under Oen Pole -Carew, and treated on the continent to a two brigaols of cavalry. *noise Own. factor to be reckoned with, has the Frprlch. frown this plat, to amslst United States will doubtless discover t7ott. Ramil?. The tur°v rearb-d Kar- At the next renewal of cnmmerelal rlekmtoln without much Opposition- trestles "Csanaltles reportat : -- _,welvi R,RmPnt-O,te prlratglklll- Sanaydde Rebrls Seateared. vi IrA MrkcYMlfdfP"% 11r ._ T'°%44 --le ham "Tork*htree-Eight wounded. Cape Town, April 2A. -Thirty -s x of "Eighth ITmacar . tilled ; one the rebels captures! by CM. Pllchor wounded. at ftrinyskl, were convicted to -day. "14th Flumere-rhea wounded. The ringleaders were sentenced to "Royal Artillery -Two wool~. five years' imprisonment, and the "7th Dragnons-L`eut. Jenkins and others to three years. except those 10 men missing. antler age. who received mentences "Captain Potton, Royal Artillery, °r six and twelve monis. Their coun- broke an arm by a fall. spl. Mr. Burton, first argued that "Gen. Pole-caarew•s mounted Infnnt- they cxonkd not got s fair trial tat ry Gwlswrl Lea°&. K , . n high hill (-sine Town and then asked a post - o few miles north o[ .hair dart night's ponement, In order to obtain the"` position. The enemy evnenatehl hur- dpee, of wltnessos now with the re• doily, tenting some ilfleee ad am- publlcar, tore". Finally he threw mtNtition. up his brief. with a great appt'ar- 'Oen. Randle reports that 25 men auto of Indignation. The prisoners of the First Worcrr:Ors are miss- were sullen, and refused to plead or Ing. Fifty tt rete were seat with cross-examine. wood to an our atter dart. Octiy ('ape Town U excited over the 19 r°tnrnwd. Their nnmbPre And close of them tat cams, In which names will be reported today, a* 'the disloyalty of cololsts was In well as 4 wounded yeaterdy•" marked mntraRt with the loyalty of Aumtrallaw and Canadians, who had The War Mfi(P ham given no el, gone thousands of miles to fight the planation of the apparent M"repamcy battles of the Empire. There will hu the fbgnrre as to th^ men of the be a strong feeling of Dutch re- W(rcetrter Regiment. eentrtaent, especially as thele rebels Canadians Were_ Knitwmped. are ponlmhod when thousands of col• caul sympathisers with the Boer Btoemlootein, April 2& ---Col. Alcor. cause have been under stmt and not mom's corps of Mounted Infantry, one Iram been called to account.'More cx,ndstlng of thin lrt Battallons of the will alma ite a sen*.* of rellef among First anal Second Canadian Regiments loyalists over thin belated effort to and Rtrathoonn's Horse, was wngnged render trPamon odious. Mr Alfred In time Operations of lien. pie-CArew Milner has probably Adopted tote Anti (len. French. Alderson hind un- an test coarse to conciliating the dertaken to drive the Boers from Dutch Ministry during tM Inst six their line of defenne mouth of the months. But now that 200,000 watmerworlm. The Canadians Mnstaln. men are enrolled under to British teal a heavy fire. This Boers shelled Al- ring. the dlstnctlos between by ticerson, who made a mnrcblnor move. alty and dlel!eyalty Is one the may event around I.ermw Kop on Lite ex- properly be rmphnsttol. Tho duce LrPrr -Left of 'the Boer position. When of those Free N,Mtsfs who Joined tars thA Pettish battery, opened fire the ) ralrivrm after accepting Lac Boers removed the gat). Lsouw Kop Roberts' geopr°ns terms, and pre was found Pvacaated this mornlrtg. tending to give up the -Ir arms, hat Geaeral i ickson'm cavalry brigade, traded to dlacrodlt leniency as an width made a wide dPto ar to the other form of weakness. left, round Its further Progress barred L by a atromg Door pnaltoon. Hospltnl Skip Wain*. ► `- A amnll party Or Amerlose ladies, In Users Clohdng on Roshof. eluding Mrs. Anally Mrs. Ronalds enc Y.tmeion, ApPrril 24. -'Ane Daily Telp. tiles Blow, were at Powthampton Ins graph las tM+ following from Borhot, night, it) moat tile thaepltal 4hlp Maine datied Monday, 29: ,"Iia* Boers are which was dove with 160 mink Am closing on Boshof. TMIe nearest w-eunded soldiers in the wards. Th Inager it five miles dimt•Int. rommu- imine Me rendered neat effeetir nlrtatlon with Kimberley ls still open-" m in lop, and Lady Randolph Churehil The Fight at Leoew Rep. tax received. recito ei ed. he trlbutrG which ah TIvP ,ftlarmtnntein correapnudwnt of the Standard, olrerrfblng the Opera- Casadlna flick enA Wouode#. tow at Liet*uw Kop, ways: "At an The Evening Telegram had this to early stage the cavalry care under lowing opncisi yesterday: A heavy fire from n Pompom. on a Loedhoo, April 2i. -Somal+ members o ridge adJolning lwxiw Kop. Unable to the Royal Canadian Rwslhmsstt wk ' eOwtdnno It* mAroh to the ormthenat, were lnvaltdw.i to Nwtbery Hkaspi al hav i Oar. Dlrtwm's Snead" fell hack to teturned to Ajriew and will rc)(in t) o the north to awnit ttM Infantry at- fp ffJmsat at oemfoo,vic. l tack. The Csnadlarra confined in Won "The flmnkintt mniMMARt timet*[ witch, who wore repaKed at about t . failed, (cart'. Pofn-f'arew, wUh Oen. return to C&ttad&, ars mv! going. TI 4 Ateph*mmo'a brigade, advanced in authoritlea mfr awal Ing limbruetiot 1 errweai t form from the won' and from Ottawa. $rine who have trema, a Muth, with the nbjmrt nt sravwiar'b" lowed seven days' furlough complai the, knpjea, The We'ah, Wmrwlekabirm, that the fuauls s led are insuffir aMaws and Yerkshira rullimants ad- sat also for erm al expenses. Ti vowed Is elrte%uled line, eovprinl the mrd ad? (bat the trmtuomft In tl 11 west, while the Oaten!' bryl&dw toot bilmotm• was atiewctld. ep m onwtiw to tie mouth wish two ..-_ field batteries said naval Rues' Shel- M *r RwGoeas for Beers. * tared b raft►, the smarty opened a p(. Paterabmrg. April R8. -Tie p F& !ferry Fitful from rifles not "Vocal-pomn.' p.rw munivanna , the dsptrturw f I- "Oar amen advantned deer the npen Sn*th Africa d a bcxty of oaronau m grolod, In 1medid styli y a awe- ,to dr aria* a mI'ltaf hwtl•ion marvl s cv"se!ea tot dloft rt4aftaw fa%1 91 peons f"r the Ttaru.aal. They tarp tie* r I. white pOwring In thelf, vo:dsyw rhe reaw*ry Issllaes ani setwkeeriN wi r. oppromeh of *arknsOf threatened to them or leave the Hoar& la pwawPesln, bat 1. jwo# b,fOro istrmmt the %aarx regi- Punefwr►A by liholfs. to twat gal:aatld proo"4 forward std ,hoer Cm Thabo Mahn, Oran dire,* tits feet at the **am rrora urea btotte, atlXY. 4M 118.-,ii'lgl »w .".: , ;! aft coatinttse dar' ►old night ate Jam- evrsburg drift. The "ithh trench&* lave been et) full of rata that the raert have beet oblif-I ever ntrw bad tbon to cla"AwIr to the baaks, -4 to be shot down. The Boors wows ro d rest bod an Sia t uric y t ba'.' thhey sere usatole to w eeV, w they •:artad t debate o0 this mph jee:h of the flood u be derivod tnmmt virtue sold sour - ,go The disctsaium lasted a+,et Of the aight, &boil% At in:Irvain WtetTupt- q{ the. speakers. Rubertsuds Lowen mitl is neporKod :u have been captured April Slat, tad '.R is DOW tha , the Calx M.ouoted Ridlat have lost during the siege 110' ,ul er lito mon The Hriitisb prlsotwus iety the burgles to -P:um Co:ouet Dalgety'& catap, even Id the Bri3ab are Gut ,reim/Wrred. A surpryhing monmbar of alativea are fighting on uppoatte *Idea at Wp- aner. , Why Roberts to field Dock. • Londwh, April 28. -Tito Standard F{rubllllted a lung despatch from B4oeub- fontoin, dated Friday, explaining the numwroes difficulties which delay the Advance on I'r'etorlx. The earrespoud- ent HAY "The enormous tratimport drffteultles are enhanced by tho rainy weather anti by the necessity of providing Jot the neetb of the aruhy fur week*, Par- flaps erhaps menthe, In case of an interrup- tlon of the long line of oommutticm tiontt, together with the unsettled .tate of Lilo country 1n our rear, and . the guerilla tactics of the eaomy. It W obvious that, until our tlankd aro cleared anti moo longer ruamc8d. at) forward nutem nt it powelble, wAbout Ineurring the gravest risks. -The must )rasing need Is a inr- ther supply of horses. general HamB- ton Iter availed himself or the are- vJew of the Australian Bushmen to scour the Free State I0 all dlreotots, buying homes from far- who have surrealered and drivicK In an - mats fount upon ucocoupled rarns- Horne rakling is dangerous work, but the Bushmen are more than n - match for the Been." , Uratefal to Cecil Rhode*. Kimberley. April 22. -Tote women and cldlren who were sheltered Anti fed In the mines hero (hiring the bom- bardment have subscribed money tti toy a gold cigarette cense and a K( "Id matelt-box for Cecil Rhowfes. who allowed them to use the mines. and who did much to relble their .ut- (feringr amd discomforts. An address ex PrerMlry{ gratitude will Also ire presented to Mr. Rhodes. ----( ' May litlow Up the mines. The Hague, April 2n.. -la an Later - view today In regard to the report imat the Transvaal Oovernment in- tends to blow up the mattes at Johan- tterburg. M. WewNW. one of the !fuer Mdelegates said: "It Is imPOW table U) oral tui *5116t imi)iileih"4A -aft surea we may be drheU. Arrange- ments have been made by which for. eign shareholder* will not suffer heavy loss on account of the gold taken from the mines for use in the war.,: Mr. Wessels added : "The Boers, If defeated, are not likely to trek from We Transvaal. Th,y love their homes, and would remain, but they would never be placed antler the Brit - Wt yokes The English would have to put soldiers permanently in every homes to do that The war doe not cosi the mitt Idunl Door a penny. The Government pays all the costs. The Individual Is making money from war contracts. The money has hitherto all remalnpoi Is. the country, but hereafter opportunity will be given to GormAn traders. The Boer* would never deal with a British trader. They would rattier pay others more for the goods they wanted. - Women Ordered Away. Johannesburg, Transvaal. AprB "1, via Lorenzo Marques, April 28. -The Government Committee of Public Or - (ter has nottflatt all thm British wok men, whose husbands left the oonn- try before or during 4W war, that they must also leave the Traurvaal. n•yy made.lIxitrever In thr`dt*e-oi ..ae~ of llrlttsik stow -".. '- who have children, and Brltlsh wo- men of goat character who are able L. supjwrt than lveo. The nottre states that all women who are obliged to leave are to be treated well, and that special at- tention must be paid to sick and agod persons who combo anter the op - Orations of 4h* order. (len. dor Charles Warren him been AppWn1"t Adminlstrntoi M Bechusaa- land. He sailed yesterday for Capa Town. London. April 14. -Ail attenAon is centred on the in.erestinf , though complicated situation in the south- eastern portion of the Orange hese State, from which developments of the utmcw. importance must ensue in ills near future. General Rund:e, aropar"fl has fond the Dears Con- fronting him at Dot"tedorp strong- er than be cares to engage, me he is marking tuna pending til• arrival of support. Whiie General Rundle, Is preparing to strike Dewetsdorp, Gen - eras Brabant mad Hart err pushing along the frontier of Basutoland, whence they will be able to frua-rate any attack on Qenerak'Rund'Ie's right, and Genera:& Preach}ud Po:e-Carew BWe *re hastening frontmfontein to bar the Boor line of retreat north- wards . Covering Boer Retreat. In ttw meanwhile the burgher fomes occupying Thabanchu are In a itost- Walk to fight a delaying action, gsIv- ing the Boer forees at Dewsteebrp std Wepe-ner time to retire In case of detpat. And It weeks as tJwmgh Gem. Frwedh must dlspnsc of this Thn. tnnehu f before be can reach the rear df the Doer torem opposing tiearrsld Rundle snit Brnhant. other- wise hur flank would b3 open to as- sault. iMor* Fighting 1Kupee'ed. The Boot's drlvpn out Of Leeuw Koji will probably rally at Thabandfu. where a stff fight may be expected. Should the BrAtish fall In this at- tempt to bring about another Paar- deberg It moat Immensely Affect the larrggeerr laves* of the oat. an It would atw/oiubteolly lend to a Persistent re - Petition of Ute fnerl'la warfare which has hear bit , v responsible for the milky or IAWd Roberti at BloomfontWn for so many weals. t'anadfawa In a "0f Oft**. I Daring the coarse of 61011111W Aider Monts ndrnnee on Leeaw. Kee the Can AtllAnt fnnnd themselves fa a tight cor nor on Sunday near Donkerpowrt. Tilt CAnadlan Mounted infantry, sent t reconnoitre the FloPr position, ap prosehed within 900 yards of a firn ►1 Ing the n otlfltwl flag, under cove, I of which the Roere oppnal own A loo . fire on the Ca, adhano that they wer t unable to sttempt to retlre Until an I other forna of Casadtatp covered tlel retreat by threatening the rear of th Flom Itn*itnu. Aoprit Ceuttnaw Flriarf. 0 Warr*ntnrb April 2R.-tahwlling we r•df t warnthis morning. the fire betty MPit t lite Britinh river rwA,rwhl a wb4rh are st Rldilly Ming pambed to word. Ties Bova appear to ire 1 it •tronf,er foere do" the river, an the 'Votvmanry patris are fromfolow IV Mnip*d. it in eOnfkletty be imte e thst Important devek+pmtits are at v. tar oft. . 1 ,. :0. .. y aem s-Qo".T_11-!"