HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-10-17, Page 7THEY GAVE
553,1100.
CECIL HOOFS' MONEY.
Story That He Gave (5.000
to Liberal Funds.
GEN. 11U11ER'S
CRITICS HOWL.
SEVEN MOMS MOURN.! BULLER AND 1115 CRITICS.
What Mormon Leader Snow
Left Behind.
Rev. A. B. Simpson's Appeal
for the Heathen
BROUGHT CREAT RESULTS.
Ills Methods Deserlbed Dousing in-
terest by 1'ortreyrl of the Coa-
dttlun of the Lest sud the Duty
of l'hrtstlrss'fuwred the Ilertheu
- A $5,000 Subscription.
New York, Out. 15. -Elf ly-them
theusnnl dollar. fell into the treas-
ury of the ('hristuun and Missionary
.111litnce yeeteriny, when stet, Dr. A.
Jt S:mpeon'formerly of Knox Church,
1lamllton, Ontario/ ..slurped the tote
of entreaty and of woe. Of title rum
117,000 was received In the morning
,se the rest at the afternoon res-
eu,n.
t\'atehee and jewelry there wore
none, although one wutmau 4141 eek
/then 11 war time to give away titer -
perm. Tull to follow her co,trcieuce
le the matter she retrainee from
Living her watch upon the mtsdlutl-
a.ry- altar. Tito methods the chief
ptumoter anal atdtrltur fot'\the AI i-
nner are quieter than they lsstere. but
tune the ter. effective. Tits offorluge
were not •0 large eta tome Which Wive
!wen received at ('urnegie Music Hall
.i Ii.t Old Orchard, but the effort In
,;,Ilhtg them forth seemed to be lase
r: n•ouous.
In order to wet her Iteteucrr en-
tirely at rest and to get them In a
tractable state of mind the clergy.
autn reminled them that no effort
child be made to prose any claims
against them. It seems that In years
pest the (leaned point, like the cop-
p.•remlths of wham the apostle write.,
had date the alliance much Injury.
Contribution@ which were luteoded to
reel $3 have been Interpreted ne
$:.00, owing to the neglect of the
s•ubs.erlber 10 nee the proper mita-
son.
Warasd to be Accurate.
'alae Rev. Dr. Simplon Impressed It
en lib hearers yesterday that there
most ba no neglect of arithmetic. Air
it waw, however, there were n few
errors which Ihid to be corrected af-
ter the annowatement war made. Clue
brother whai brut pledged blmseif fur
SECO was make to pity that Ito had
contributed $123. Tito hal:clujah died
.at the Ilps of the oholr wheel the dis-
crepancy was dt.ouvrzed.
In file address the Rev. Dr. Rmps
ren was N/ eloquent, as he hit. been
n sonny
the
•mon .1 h
y (lowest another oerowheren
larger i r •untiHie
sermon followed the pinen in which
he hoe been s.) w eeesful. Her de-
picted the horns* of the damned and
.drew pictures of the lost elate of the
heathen world. •
The appeal was regnieles by every-
ene present an a personal matter.
The artery od the cripple who roue
from his bed tee ew ist to th•+ving. off.
of lifeboat wh'eh c,ald not have been
emend without him had it'thing ef-
fect upon lir Audition. •
"You owe t-vrry chill of Mn one
ehnnee at boot," salt thn orator.
')evotlur mad Obedience.
Illu*trnto the Mom t a devotion
and ubedienee the minleter related
the otory of a riven! who comment, -
ed ttlree of hie soldier. to show the Ir.
*/enols of discipline. One man at the
comment of the leader, ',ribbed him -
well to the heart, another drowned
filmiitU In the TIgri., and n third
leaped to d..trucli.n over the edge
of a precipice,
The story of a dumb man who was
accustomed torgive hie testimony of
imitation by grovelling on the
ground to show his degrndntion had
the effect of riveting the nitenticut
of Dr. Si m suds -nee.
Hallelujah I d can't keep .tilt I"
cried one mentor.
MIglw and tears were compelled by
the glories which the doctor• toll.
•:roans and nmttere(1 "Amend" were
heard. The feeling,. of the amttieree
were getting well under the control
.d the speaker.
Dr. Hlutpfen'w dark eyee flashed and
lis face wee lighted with magnetic
t•arueetnese. Then he had him emit-
ters rise for a time, In order to give
them a rest before he made the ap-
p•enl toward which h3 had bred lead-
ing. Ile preached a doctrine of woe
and then sltlfted for n moment tb
thee vied of Deacon Jolters, of Tennes-
wee, to Heaven. lite Deacon. how-
ever, was turned bulk by et hard.
coil hand, anti told that until ha had
.1(010 more than Ite hal to 'square his
' ecatnt with the Almighty he could
me crone the threshold of the pearly
vote. •
The anecdote No affected n woman
known ILO ":Lachine the $crob Wo-
man;' that rhe arm(' before It had
1,00 finlwhel and contributed $.0 to
the minelmnry fund.
NO RETIREMENT FROM EGYPT.
Luudua. Ort. 14. -Tits Mpectatui•
to -morrow will print lettere trout
Cecil Rlwaloul and the late );rands
Sehnadliona. who front 1S$5 to
1892 war the chief trgautzer and
tulitter of the Liberal party. sur-
talntng the sw.n.ational allegations
wade some months tufo that Mr.
ltla,dee lu 1891 gave £5,000 to the
Liberai party on cousiderattou that
Mr. Ghuletone voter: not bring
abet the evacuuCt tin of Egypt by
the Brltltsb troops. Both Sir William
\'ertwu-liarouprt had der Henry
Campbell-Bauuerman. the Liberal
leaders' have publicly declare) this
W bo fable.
In a letter novering their corres-
pondence, Mr. Rimier sutur up as
follows:
" 1 met Mr. debnadlorst in Lun-
tfon, Aid hu asked whether 1 was
Will He be Raised to the
Peerage Now?
HIS SPEECH A SURPRISE.
willing to rtbscr.kbe to the party
funds. 1 said 1 war prepared to do
*. provided the policy War out to
scuttle out of Egypt. and that In the
event of a Howe Rule bill . being
brought forward. preterite' rbould
be made for the retentlyn of Irleh
member'. at Westminster. 1 uuder-
&t(xsl from Mr. debnadllurst that
he wuuld Cotmtlt Mr. Gladstone,
which quite s,ttlrfte.l we. as 11uuk-
tal upon Mr: Gladstone as the 1.11.
ural party. Mr. dcltuadltorrt ac-
cepted the oontritutem upon the
000dltlone defined In the letter ap-
pended."1 ee letter Mr. Medea demand-
ed that hid cootrllutlou be kept
secret. and dust the cheque be re-
turned If the batt were not repre-
sented nt Weitminster. But Ire ridd-
ed t postscript. saying:
" 1 am IUD -rifled at Mr. Mcrley's
speech on Egypt. If you think our
party It opel(rsm, keep the money, but
give It to some t•Larlty. It would be
an awful thing to give my money
to breaking up the empire."
In 189:; Mr. Rhode* again wrote
to Mr. 8tleutiUioret, drawing atten-
tion to the s eeeii Mr. Oladatuoe,
foresl.atlewtrig it yf ;scuttle out of
Egypt, awl (rpreersing the hope that
Mr. 13ehnuitorwt would do 1,1■ beet
to eheck the marl step. But, Ise saki,
if "your respected lead:.s remains
obdurate I shall certainly call upon
you to devote my wubasrrlption to
some public charity-."
In lfr. S•htuulhioret'w reply he says
Ur. Rhodes' money lutd already been
event, as he believed it.- had bean,
glcttn mainly to help the Home Rule
etruggle. Mr. S.•ltna(Uwrst, jhowever,
cusurret Mr. Rhodes that MOlad-
rtone'e' ut ternncen were only 01 -
WO
pressfoa personal oplrlon ; ilia leer .
Willinm W'rnon Harcourt was
annoyed atihem, and that no nebttle
out of Egyltt was likely. as he had
ween Inst Rw•bery, then pleated for
Foreign lfinlater, who would rot
permit it, being Ytrong man, "who
will take his o rows... very dif-
ferent from the p ant, supple Gran-
ville."
"On the receptiod, of this." say.
Mr. Rhodes, '•i bothered no more, as
1
upon Lord ROsebery'i s,ppoolntment i
knew that • Egypt was ►hw�r�leerrll -lease
your readers to decide far Sir-
Henry
1rHenry Campbell-Datmermari in jus-
tified to oharaoterlsirlg the original
statements as a lie from beginning
to riot. According to their M,ats-
mente, neither ter Ilenry l'nmphtell-
Itntmermen nor Sir William Hnrcottrt
nre acquainted with the. facts. Dot
I naturally assumed that Mr. Bch-
nadlweret was speaking with author-
ity."
Newspapers and Public Discuss It
end 11s Effects on lits Prospects -
Kruger lids Gifts and Addresses
to Mark Second Aunt y uI
the Wm-.
London, Oct .14. -The *Gout raised
by General Buller's outourst yes-
terday afternoon on the eouth Af-
rican .ttuatlon continues to grow.
Tiro speech is the one topic of doer
cornua, and there is general expec-
tation that dlrolplinery mnaruree will
follow, unless Geu. Buller himself
take, the advtooe ul ouch it Conreres-
tive enpporter of the gov=.rnment as
the Standard. and romps.
The tone of the prate to generally
too of lerprtsed umasemeut at las
indiscretions. The people of England
have generally stuck to ham U.rough-
out, and lite wife's social lnfluenoe
Ma been most puwer(ui,'aud haw even
reached the oourt.
It lute been deckled that he would
be elevated to the peerage on tits
next honor list, but it le doutrtful
low, after yesterday '• confewwWn
that he advised the surrender of
Ladysmltll, "a humUlatton compared
with which," as the Standard say's.
"all other revenges of the war would
have been trivial," that either the
King or tho people will continuo to
favor ltlm.
[hes Game the Appeal.
-Now, then," evil the speal.rr,
ulnen the those for the p•u'411g of
Zhu pltlge cards hail come. "do not
he ashamed of your 'lintes, awl du
not Mr4t at ten thousand •tellers.
Don't feel badly if you cannot pay
Year piedgn. You nre your own col-
loo•t,.r. Remesnber your decimal
pronto
"Bear In nand that $800 a year
eogp,rts an alliance missionary.
Et) a year a native rol+slonnry. $25
to $:t5 it Bible distributor and 1115
n year nn orphan child In intro.
roe. pencils. Mr. Bell; by all means,
get 1,0001la I nm ei rprlmnl that they
nre net here. We mull have the
ii iduanit ion. Nocv, then, let the
Isdr «-Mind the I,ud thmltrel."
Whereupon the fnlr pinnimt pinyel
9111, vigor and thn little organ on
1 lie pin tform mounded n faint 'ohli-
spi
"llnllelnjnl! ik,n't you worry 1"
mid Molle one in the gallery. not
then ottere etarled with the plr.lg•'
card.. As the returns were en-
tesnare,I the Choir 'darted nppr.l-
priat.' hymn! The mutant' verbal
(rout 2:m'. to $5,000, nal often there
wow a wing for the tvotralIer maim, owl
far to keep up the spirit of the Ole -
log. The audience unearned to ile
ttaw-teighly In the mood to contri-
lsute. Heid the atoriew of the fele
.1 1h'neon loner pointed a morn)
which nil fnllowwd with alacrity.
leprvrtw from Nyack, whel'r the
%neutetn of the alllnnen L Mutat.e.l.
slowed thnt SEGO° mole WO been
mntrlMltnl to the wbtalravAry eruer.
SEARCH FOFI
MISS STONE.
IMPRISONED FOR HIS FAITH.
&tit Lake Clty, O. t. 14.-Loreuw
Stow, fifth preeldeut et the !Atomic
Church, tiled yesterday of acute brou-
teeth, developed from a oold con-
tracted several days ago.
Joiq,h Smith will probably be
elioren to succeed him.
Mr. StoW war 87 years old, and hi
eurvlvet by seven wirer and forty -
Mao children. Ar prerldeut, prophet.
weer and revelator of the Church of
Jewu■ Citrtat of Latter Day Salute.
ho was one of the most luterettlug
nod remarkable characters developed
by her peculiar sect. Ills father war
from Marsachuretti, liar mother from
Connecticut, both of Puritan fam-
ilies. They settled in Ohio, where, at
Mantua, on April Srd, 1814, their sun
Lorenz, was burn.
Lors'oz' Snow grew to young man-
hood In the I'rertryterhin tattle and,
as a student at Obetltu College, be-
came noted ti a scholar In Hebrew
literature. While tea/elllttg between
Isla Itotun and the et/liege In 1838 he
met 0 Mormon evangelist and war
converted to the ('rurch of the Salute.
Soon afterwards he Woe baptized at
Kirtlatwl, Mita, where wan the home
of the mother Moenesn congregation,
presided over by Joseph Stulth, the
noted Mot•moil prophet and founder
of the new religion
Prophet Smith is renowned In his-
tory for the way in wh'ch be sought
out men of groat strestgth of char -
hetet. and won them over to tho
l'tturoh. Ho was mm h impressed with
the young Convert Snow, and took
him luta his family as tutor to him
cldldryl- Later tic 'sent him abroad
with Wilford Wisidruff, Mr. Snow's
recent predecelas,r ne I'r,whdent, on
an evangelical tour of many laude.
life confidence In 'Snow was not
mierplaood, for he travelled 150,000
miles, from 1818 until 1872, gnthet-
Ing converts from Turkey to Ifawall,
and all the time traying hid own ex -
The 11 Surrender sage "
Sent to Ladysr h
THE HELIOGRAPH TO WHITE.
London, Oct. 14. -Speaking after a
luncheon given iu Ills honor by the
Kluges I(oyal Rifle. to -day, tluueral
ear Halyard Buller, whose recent
appolutment am cuutmander of en
army Corps has been touch criticis-
ed, ttprtenet his condmen atten of
the newspaper erltlelrms of men
who were doing their best and risk-
ing their 'bred for their country.
Ile ntterttd that it.. body Juulur to
him was fitter to command an
army, corps, and Ito challenged the
critics to numo one. General Buller
saki he had been attacked on ac-
count of a telegram witted It wan
acrid he had sent ordering General
Whitt) to rdrrender Ladysmith af-
ter lily (Butler's) attack on Coleus°
on December 15th, 180'J, had to-
welled unruccerafully. lieu. Buller
dorurib ed at length his own esti
Gen. White's difficulties at that
Dine. He saki that at that time
he prepared a moorage telling Gen.
White that hitt (Buller's) attack had
failed, and he owlti nut make an-
other attempt to relieve hull within
a mouth In the then clow fighting.
t,eucral Buller saki lit read thus
teltgrnm over several time.. saying
to itlneerlf. "That's a moan thing to
tend it fellow." but he kuew the re-
,ipouiibility was his, and that Oen.
White could Nay. it he surrendered,
that Gen. Buller had advised It. The
seine telegram suggested that It
might be necessary to surrender,
ad1 In that case Gen. Bull:•. made
eutuu ruggesticikts has to what Gen.
lVhito 'Would do and tow ha 'Mould
dao It, thinking that It would Le
Dover for a man whom he bcllevexl
to boo in greater difficulties than
hie own-
Gooeral Buller declared that lit
wanted to bring the loan who said
he had ccun.elod General While to
surrender, into the ring. Therefore
he challenged him to produce the tele-
gram, which he Bald ho knew was in
oho hands of the editor of it magasine,
and mutt havo torn stolen, boettuee
it .was to cipher Wrestled to General
White, and wow perfectly private.
The speech crietted a great room -
lion among those present.
('uudensned by the Press.
`General Butler's epcech has made a
tremendous stir. Tao newspapers are
divided in thelr opinions of it. A ma-
jority of them, including roma that
are not hostile to General Buller, re-
gard -it as an amazing blunder, and
greatly regret that the general did
not adhere tc hew lately avowed prac-
tice
rao-tice to not !answer oewipaper crttt-
cm. Several papers declare that IAA
ke
520,000 WORTH OF LOVE.
That is What Lyon, of Mont-
real, Mourns For.
HANGMAN BAIIU NEEIEN.
SUES CAPTAIN FRANK FISHER.
Montreal, (jut.. Oct. 14.-A $:90,000
notion fur the alleged allenatteu of a
wife's uffeeti tt liar been entered la
the Superior Court by C. E. le Lyon,
26 St. Sacrament etreet, who adver-
tises himself as the Cattadlan agent
for "Lipton, Limited,' ugulnrt Cap-
tain Frank Fisher, the Calrulihtn
mwub(r of the wholeegle dry goods
firm of John Planner, Sou & Cu., of
London, Englund.
Mr. Fleeter claims that the affair
la a Wackniatling *cheater of the Lyon
couple, regnrling whore ant ivedentr
Ito has obtained the following alleged
facts:
Mr.. Lyon's maiden name was Ethel
Moore, She lived in MNIsvIHe, N. J.,
where she eloped about five years
ago with n man of tho name of
Smetlwrrt. They went to Washing.
tow where they were married, and
then wont lute Virginia and finally
to St, Augustine, Fla., whs'ro Mrs.
Smethurst met C. E. P. Lyon, who
was reel to bo u wealthy English'
traveller. ge WOtt the wife's heart
and elle ran away with him. They
were In jell In Chattanooga for non-
payment of basad.
They wore nett beard of in Lon-
don, tont. Here Mr. and Mrs. Lyon had
n pow in a prominent church. In or
about Jnnuary, 1900, they came to
Montreal, and were aeon Ilvisg aa
man and wife at n wellrkmowr board-
inghouse on Dorchester street It
wow there got they met Captain'
Flatcar and other prominent young
people of Montreal, A party was or-
ganised to go up to the Adirondack*/
and Captain nether, was invited.
The party was a jolly one, and a
few days after Captain Fisher carne
back to attend to lila buslneee In the
olty and Mr. Lyon and Mrs. Smeth-
urst dine a fowl miles to Westport,
n quiet I ttic 000untry town, and there
they were given the right to the
name which they had claimed long -
Mr. and Mre. C. E. 1'.- Lyon. The re-
oord of marriagrw nt Westport stows
that they were wedded on Sept. 1st,
1000,
explanation that he heflographed to
General White suggesting that It
might be nteswiwtry for him to surren-
der, and advising treat it. do In 1
it Cargo, War &Ctuaity instruction to
eurrnuder, and they condemn him no-
curdtugly. One paper compares the
weemtgo to Har 11. Parker's famous or-
der to Nekton to retire at Copen-
hagen, which posterity has el opar-
inggly condemned.
Tito StantinoW-UnTIT be quoted as
exprcwtng the severest view set
forth with the greatest moderation
compatible with welt an opinion. it
oyes:,
"On the realty aamagtag e'ptaode
of the heliograph meetmge General
huller admitted tire worst that can
be inial n.galnet him. It la not the
heat eurprlstng feature of the case
that ho dons not evince any con-
ockousnese of the real character of
hat admloilois. By aulhoriting Gen-
eral Widte to eurrenier lie contem-
plated a humiliation compared with
winch alt the other rever.en of the
war would have beenHIs mo-
tive It moons was a generous desire
to shield it subordinate from respon-
sibility, but If this woe chivalry It
war not war. It watt not
leadership, and It was not pol-
icy. Tito error was committed
unties. . tercumetancei w,114t(h ,wwssibly
vindicate Gen. Mutter's good nature,
Mut only at the expenee of his Judg-
(neeflt, capacity and (v,rnpetenee to
(hied a et -roomettes office. it teems to
)in t.iw'ro le only one oourre left for
its unfortunate officer. On sober con-
sideration of all that hie admissions
involve, It abwrtld bet ()belong to Oen.
Buller Utat he would beet eonsttlt bit
own dignity and the national Inter-
ests by reehgi Ing hie coommantt and
seeld,ng the retlremetrt he haw earned
by yeare of arduous service. He meet
etre that he it no bnRer In bis Sae
at Um haul of an army corps,'
denernl Roller's apologists, whet. as
Pail, are in the minority, nre Im-
re...mei by his Manly protest 'manta
hair -brained critics, who hardly
know a musket from n field gun, and
Uley unhesitatingly neept bin ex
planalku all manly end frank.
Bulgarian -Troops Scouring
----the--Country.
NOTED BANDIT KILLED.
11e 1s %apposed to Hove Led ole Gang
• That Murder(d Rlembulofl--Your
More llrlgeudml'aptured-A Band
of Twenty Seen la the Mountains.
New York, Oct. 14. -Three battnl-
ionr of the Sixth Bulgarian infantry
Regiment marohsd thrnetgh the coun-
try between ihthnitzn and Samakov
and searched the villages of the Itllok-
looter. dtutrkt, In Otte of w'hleh It
was replete(' the brigands hal con-
cealed ILas Stone, ways It Sofia etre
rirep..nd.nt. A senrc4ieng party com-
ported of A(N) Rulgnrlan Infantry and
500 dragrwmw iw a'rntrlmg that ranges
of Doeplt and the lthodopegehl rgen.
`(#ABIB OULLAH, NEW AMEER OF AFOIL\NI9TAN.
Q Who Has Just Been 'Seated on His F'ather's Throne.
Anniversary of the War. I pel(Aes, in noeordnnce Witit the rule
Illlverwum. The Netherlands, Oct. of tiles Church , and also during that
ll.r#fr. Kruger vow tlsf. recipient to- time gttkttrl n large body of Mormons
day of many gifts ami addresseeupon in the work of transforming the
-
the occaelon of the secotltt annlver- itt)rthwretWrn seoltof Laub front
tory of the decin.ration of war In n bleak vervete Into a prosperous
fng os try Hn emit:Moil to a
South Africa. Among how v{eltore were marked derrear the wpirittwl devolltn
(lie BarRomnte er of Hilversum, and wbi'h haw gained Mnrmonlwm Its con -
other o ficlale. vera., rind the btlltinees ability which
Ids de Mar's Case. • has enable: the Church to make them
London, Oct. 14. -The henring of p }'rum a emcee cmr'
F
IDe cased Theodore and Latera
Front of' mlash mart' He.
Jackeon, formerly Am Della1)is da Snow became ono ev the 12 apostles
liar, of New York, wl►u have been
of the Church ; eventually he wrier
passing under Leto name d !torrent',locule the heed of the ]^, earl when
charged with cunFplring to defraud President Woodruff died tour years
women p( pinery and jewelry by for• phis 10 st , e(ded to the h*1 (19'
ttute tel lag, awl agalnet wttioln there °aura the ("Much. Hee had whenen
aro otter chargee, was resumed to• - azure of 1118 6,u under the
and
a
day. Victims oraroborated the open• Inw, ft r n Ing I the polygamy. Iwo d .
ing eeclt yesterday of Charley W, cllnr dor ft.rda In ternent Iwo dna
Mathews, reprementing the trete
ellnexl n p)talokm, after n sentence of
ury. They detailed the (net/odic16 monthw 1n prison, if ion wooed re-
putllanlmlty of tho vows .eonnectecl ��toe p,lyegrny, and went to prl-
wlth there initiated Into the Theo- He wns rrinet.ed at' tfie end of n
crater Unity, awl the claims of Theo year. Be centimeV to be wonderfully
dere that he was C'hrtet returned to yptive up to wltttltk a few days of his
earth ant the only perfect man in" -death. i
the wb►Id.
Tho terthrrwoth en freqn luence HIS MODEST REQUEST.
reference to the hypnotic Influence
of the prisoners
Sparing No Effort.
Thr American (lnnmulOeneral at
Oonstantinople has :salted at Sofia
with an evangclieal pastor from Phal-
jppopo:ls as dragoman ar1•.1 both nre
taking energetic weem with the Bal.
gars an Government to effect Miss
Stone's release.
Stanubulon's A In Shot.
The reputed leader of the gang who
IeLlecl Stamhubff tuts met hie fate.
Suspected of being awotbate,) In the
capture of Minn Stone. he wan shot
dent on the frontier near Kostendlt.
Though 1.000 'mends reward had
been IMd on lila heal for the murder
of RtamMildf, hallo, the mime nn
der which he was known, was tax)
influential a ruffian for the Bulger
Lan peke+ to arrest.
Four additional Mewled'. have haven
captured near T•eho'p ite, nett n
hand of twenty. folly nrmet were
ru,rnveri l near Dulmitsn and rh'lren
Into tho awn fltalnm again.
Not ten Nsm.su alar.
\\ nshingt.mt. (kat. 1(. -Thr ytnt e
Depnrtment receival to -day n ruble
from (0. A r h8lliOftenerat fltrktiwitit
nal R'eretary of f.egntlen Spencer
F:.1dy. toweling the ',regrP iI of the
negntlntinns Ieaolfag to the releasor
,f MIm1 Remo. None of the (lignite
were male pnblle, however, All that
can tar gntherel an to the datum of
the same It.the: the ronlltlnns are
hy no means reassuring, as was ex -
pastel ye.terday.
Emperor William Im suffering from
etomaeh tremble.
The people who believe In a short
arse and it merry one mast mm"ally
tent themm,lvws with the first
ha of their dootrles. '
HER LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
Buffalo. Oct. 12. -Mangled by n
swiftly moving trolley car, Mr..
Helen Cook, who started for bee
lame yeater ay. after a four day..'
vimlt to the Exposition, will arrive
there dead.
Laitt Monday. Mrs. Cook. her !ma-
hout Wm. tee*, bath of Sidney
Center. Dclnwnre County ; John
Roof. her father. tine Frank Berry.
it friend, the, two latter of Frank-
lin, N. Y., came le Ruffolo to me
the Fxp(wltktn. Yesteriny they went
to take trnin for home. They went
to Niagara and Rhode island streets
to board a enr for the railroad sta-
tion, reaching there about 5.30
o'clock.
\ingnra Fells enr No. 16 was Ap-
proaching the corner, south Wand,
nt n high rate of owed. Mot. G\)ok
attempted to erre. In front of the
ear. She wag knock 1 down. ground
meter the wheel' Anil her body was
antto pipette. When Coroner Wil-
.r)n, who ens mttomoned, ranched
the er•enn, he hid to have thein
t lIeeted in it nhe0t, - 1.41(1. Astasila
Innen of hnnrtn form was left.
Thrown Brent Iter Buggy.
BMckt elle. Ont., Oct. 11. -Title nt-
terttmn n horns Arleen hy Mrs. Oen.
Ekirldgge ran away. The Imtgg" (we-
nded with another reg and Mrs. E1d-
rkfgn wM thrown net nn her head.
She ens relseved to the hostpltel in
nn nne.)nerlatils eon anon, aPd Is
thought to be fatally lttjared.
Macedonians to Capture All
Foreigners in Sight.
HAVE TURKS GOT MISS STONE
L lidos', O t. 11 -he Dolly Express)
received the foltiwlug prow Vi•
retina :
"T daruif, Use driver whit, accent
ponied Mise Stone were rite wae, kW
Lopped, tsar ar4vexl at B Jia. Ho say■
Iter captors aro 'Curter The Bulgarlau
pul:lt:e. Wirt are not ratlrflel with lila
ettitemettte are keeping him tinderaur t etI Lus:ct'
Au Aber Kidnapped.
Ieutdun, U.tt. 15. --It W anteetneed
from I(u.luarert,' saver a tk'mpateh t..
Tito levity !ail treats Vionnua, ' that
Herr R dentlutl• tiwe representative
uta Berman firm. heir tarn kidnapped
by Bulgarian brigand's at elllirla.
The )toutuatAtut (ioverum:'nt has tent
a protest to Botta, awl the Bulgarian
tkererltlnVtt bete ordered troupe to
parent, the brigands.
"It is rumored teat the Macedonian
Committee has decided , to oaptere
very (.,rtegner wieehl) rimed' In or
der to attract European attention to
the beet state of p ublke security In
Macedonia-'
Mbsour1 Man Wants the City of
Windsor for ills )lother.
Winbior, Ont., Oct. 18. --Chief 6( Por
lie' Will'. Inas received the following
remitremitrlinbie ',pimtle from Misso,M.
The letter in addressed to the "City
Marshall" or "The People of the
City of Windsor." and reads ae fol-
lowm : -
"Joplin. Ma, Oct. 10, 1001.
"The Penple of Wlnd*or, Canada:
"Dear Sir's, -I have been Informed
that my mother 1e the rightful owner
to the grotnt on which that city le
built, and to what vainn ha, been
folded to that grnlnd It for the peo-
ple there to decide.
"If yah nre willing to admit her
claim Is trite. please raise by Nime
seriptio:t nn nmatnt sufficient to en -
a il', min to go there, ani) semi it to
"It will lir accepted by me he( a
payment on what in rightfelly here.
If prim wend the money to me i -will
nee 1t to go there and collect what
1n due ne aconMlig to law.
"i believe yen aril willing to ale
what Ie right. and hope to hear from
yah smolt. i have been aaaisting my
palette iltV'A 1 tart Kolas Aereral
yearn mot, 9041 hope the people d
may newt will deal Justly with one.
Renp.ctfully,
"L. F. *Wenn,
"Address, 600 Pearl St., :open, Ma"
TRYING TO STOP WEDDING.
Lieut. Cecil's Mother Objects to Ills
Marrying Miss Dale, of Ilelfast.
Edinburgh, Oct. 13. -Lieut. Cecil, a
graniltort of the Maryut!' of Exeter,
and Mimi Bain have applied to the
Royal Exchange for the publication
of the Winne of matrimony, which
will be proclaimed to -day. Lieut.
Cecil, being a 'minor, and a ward of
Chancery, his mother, Lady Cecil,
bete obtained no order from the
Chancery Court forbidding the mar-
1it t'. The Chancery Court, how-
ever, hos no jurisdiction In Scotiend.
Th.' Royal Exchange le the Scotch
for town hall. It contains the regia•
ter'* office and makes th application
for the publication bf the banns as
public as possible. Objection will
probably bo rallied when the banns
are proclaimed in the church today.
Mho Bain 1s the daughter of a Bel-
fast insurance agent.
The (1*rntnn Minister of F.deeatlon
has temne.l naters restrleting the
nttenlnnee of foreign mtnd.nte at
nnteereitlea And at the Berlin Tech-
alaal School.
MI .
the Cunliffe -Brooke millions.
ANOTHER RHODES STORY.
Ile Is Suf'ering Front a 3Irtignaat
'humor of lite Stomach.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14.-Tlte North
American's London correspondent
wires :
Vete! $hooter, according to informa-
tion eupplhrt by a colleague. In the
Dr Beers directorate, ie suffering
from an Incurable complaint. which
t4 believed to be n malignant tumor
In the stomach. He has joist returned
to Lorek,n from rix wicks of com-
plete) seclusion with ID•. Jameson In
the throttle!' Highlands, where he raw
nobody and refused all invltntlonr to
tvountry houses.
lin Ilveet on n milk diet, carie-! occa-
sionally by rhlrken Jelly. He has it
tpechtl cow, wild, he takes with him
wherever Ito goes. 'He has grown very
fat, and is more reticent aid morose
titan ever.
PUNISHED FOR COWARDICE,
Although au URleer Swears Ile Heard
Usdsr-to plaits.
ESSEX TOBACCO CROP.
Has Turned Out or be Kqual to That
of 1800.
Windsor, Ont., Oct. l8. -In an In-
terview regnnling tide year's tobacco
crop in F.aex county, Mr. Lewis
WIgle, of Lenmington, the well-known
grower, make:
" If last spring heel been as laver-
ebin for growing plants and setting
them out there would have been a
greater acreage this season than last.
tart the spring was baekwarl 'snit
,try, and we find the crop about equal
to that of 1900.
"There will be between two and
throe million pounds of burley leaf.
nearer three than two, and about
one million ,wends of Zimmer, Spanish
and outer varieties adapted to cigar
making.
"Tito effect of the very large crop
Ing off, and nearly
)til the factories in Canada consum-
ing Canadian leaf will require some
of lee year's trop.
" Practical demonstrations have
"'town that we can grow as road
barley leaf as can be grown be any '
country 1)1-01111 w rkL"
London, Oct. 14.-.t strong effort it
liing tmtde to secure the revision of
a sentence of penal ger :dude pas.ed
by court mnrtinl en Private Stlnehtir,
,f 111e Black Watch, for alleged mis-
behavior at Hrning's teprult un Juno
22n1 Inset.
Slstclatlr was charged with retiring
alone with others to cover when or-
ok'rr to do so had not been given.
H, was sentenced to 10 year.' penal
tort Untie, wtt11 it. ricomutenda(i wt to
mercy. The sentence was reduced by
three years, nal Sinclair Is mow errV-
Ing the .even in lbrtlnnd I'risoo,
(:rent exception Is -taken to (11., we' -
detto:) given at the court martial, and
It Ise pointed out that a. -commis.'
Monet ,sf:c:'r decetres that hi? heard
,too' or .,r given to retire. Apart
from that .t 1. urged thnt 8inandr
was oaa.uf those who fought his way
to the hoer tvetches at Mfngtersfon-
teln, haat he was captured by the
Biers nt I'retorin and field prisoner
looser .for six months, that he and.
his party were armee nt Hrlaaing'is•
Rpeirlt •only with Mertlnl-Henry
riff e, aryl tion. he Is an c ietw to rtt-
turn to the front.
Au all el nenanding o.ffieer believes
film Incnpnble of cowardice, and to
bnceing the appeal,
Ample \'Indication,
Tho Telegraph, the chief of these,
rays, however, that femoral Buller
1. mlotaken In treating the helktgram
affair no involving theft, or the,lt)t
proper divulgence of Ferrets. It In
shunter. that the facts were fairly
well known nn far hw k am August.
1900. Aithongh thinkkig that Oen
Ruler had ample Justlfi'ntirrt for Ills
indignant protest, tho paper thinly"
it would (wave tr'en rdmgh If he had
salt that Earl Relberte, who knew
ell the clrenmetmene M whish the
degetteb VIM assent rte den. Bailer's
eritiet cannot po'mibly knew, r(taln
cal ham In his r.rmrnand, and puttee
qunntly deliberately continued him In
office at Aldershot. That merely, enyw
the Telegraph wan n complete nee
tbolutn vindication of Gen. Buller
(8l stt o'•casb,n which in rrmponeihlr
for en ,ntrh LI -timed end ill-informed
wander.
MORE TtJAN HALF MALES.
Interesting Ste toles •Itr.peeting the
United ,yea s Population.
\Vnrgluittgton, D. Kee Clot. 14. -Thr
flnni venoms rnprt o)n the popula-
tion of the rnitel OCcs by nre,
nativity and color w Issued to -
dny. it ,uhowo that the males num-
ber 197).59,21'2 or 51.2 per cent. of
the total popnlatlon, in 1500. The
Inerenwe of 13,23;b,8:11 in totel pop -
Mellon minae 1N90 In male nit of
6,741.179 miler nM n,48:),tr.1. fe-
melees. an inerease of Me of mal
and 21, of tannins, The foreign
born element have Inertia/mil only
12.4 per erne 001 the native horn
ppulntlon 2..5 per cent. miner 1)400.
As to color ani tones Nie imputa-
tion In 1000 committee 4,9!0102
white perr.nm. end 0,412,S63 col-
ored perw)nm, the letter emnprl.ing
8.840.7RO perm -ins of negro dr.eent.
1 lie .v)l.r(.1 element n• It whole
atone. nn Iner.wten of 17.A per Cent. l'ro nnn'w father ham become violent-
•11oe 189p, 1), insane.
BY THE HOUR.
•
Moyle Hiss a Machin" Which Keeps
ate Account.
TREAT ALIENS COURTEOUSLY
('hiang», Ort. lt.-Jelin Alexander
flows' Is now able to keep tnh on
hlv prnyore by the use of nn electric'
Iline otatmp. ' 1 1IJ•th 11. ' tprnds n eon-
sklorable port of Itis time dully pray -
leg for variant. 7.loultn, whowe friends
or relativ'ew have anoint the general
overseer t0 Ho them In. prayer for
healing at i.oclt an hour. Thew. re -
(meets for prayers by (towhee teem-
-tartest. tnh,tlntn.l to the specific hour.
at which the special prnyer hs rtnight,
are taken tip by the 110nd of the
Zloultes at the time specified.
Thn moment Dower flnl.bol it
Dim Ter he stripe the written map Into
ihn jaw, of hie electric time mtame,
'.lams lite handl on top of the device,
an.i the exact time he prayed le re•
mr.Mi hoot theHAD A TERRIBLE VOYAGE.
Journey Through China Made byj a
lirltlsh ()Ober.
London, Oct. 14. - TI)n Shanghai
correepondint of the Times nays
Major Pereira, an officer of Brig .-
Gen. A. G. Crenglt'N staff, tote com-
pleted an fe„ ers'wting journey from
Tal -Totten -Foo to Mian -fu, mut thence
to Use Yang -ton River. He ani lila
darty were everywhere receiv-
.11 by the offlclaiv and people wltit
marked enttrtsw•v and cordiality,
proving Hutt the attllmin of the
people Stronghold China toward
foreigners In .ilbtated and con-
trolled hy the Government and the
hlglt provinclal eswthorltlest
Despite the terrible effects of the
Vamino In the Provinoe of Shensi,
and the floods to oho Yang -tae re-
gion. the Chlnnwe Court appears de-
termined to make tbe journey to Kai -
Fong -Foo lee a Splendid Imperial
prtgrewe, Involving !wavy expend'.
titre.
According to the opinion of native
officials, the court will winter et
Knl-Fong-Foo, and proceed to Pekin
in the early spring.
Four Men Drowwrd OR Steamer for
South Atrlea.
M,ntral, Ott. 14. -Adores received
!tern ,(tote that the Liverpool steam
rte (9iermn, beim' from St. John, N.
R., for Table Bay, with wlpplk•w for
Month Afree. had a terrible anyage,
and wee obliged to pit into St. Vim
'segtt, d' V., after being same clays
fait. War experheneewl n hurricane. Mei
)van ntrisek by a iwvtvy nen. which
swept overbore -4 a hundred tont of
erwtl stoped on ten .leek. Four of the
eriw toe wanlwe.l overboard and
drt)wned
FIGHT AT A KANSAS DANCE.
One Mee 1(111.4 Witham Anomie Two
Burned to Death. '
Topeka, Kan., Oct. 1A. -Jest it lit-
tle nterrymnklng In Lane, In Petti-
wntrento tmntty:'hiet -Watt.
It was not merry enough for *time
n -A general fight was 1 started.
Jolts T1•wltae wM killed by it blow
over the head with an axe wielded hy
won. $inrfnl (lancer. Engen Cre-
me And .f. McDonnl.l went to sleep
om tho finger. Someone elite not fire
to the hntee. The two men were
hornet In death. In consequenee
M•LAUGHLIN ACQUITTED.
lose of the Murder Trial at Ht.
Andrew's
St. Andrew's, N.B.,Oct. 14. -The Me-
Laugltlln tttttrd4er trial ended at 8.15
Ills evening. by the jury, after three
hours' deltberratlon, returnig a ver-
dict of "not guilty." Judge/ Orrgory
until there were runny circumstances
about the mon that were very, *us-
pkqoiuo an.1 tlwt might awaken
doubt In the mind,. of the )'try. Af-
ter the verdict was rendered his
Honor elearniereel the prisoner, admin -
'petering to Idm re few words of
ocwtttweh Ho regretted to noy he
fennel there was .Morn sasptcion of
crime ngatnet !Om. The odium of
et ch euwplelnn woukt iinger with
Itim f6r many years, unless by his
upright cominct Ito won the ap-
proval of IoM follow-citisens. Tetp
prisoner thanked the court. counsel
rind )'try, ani took Itis departure.
Gm. Metanghlin, the prisoner, wan
nrrnnrvl of killing lite ramptin, Harris
iie..Iwtulr)tltn, a few months ago. Hn
:.wok tote stand in lila own defence,
and nxpinlnel the man's death was
p rseibly dee to it kick from his
Imre, which notal to kick andbkte.
SITUATION IN AFGHANISTAN.
Amory Ilablbulla Takes 1•rompt
Measures 10 Check 'disorder. ,
Lem.kxl, Oct. 14.--A despotet (nen
remin to the Times say. 1N an-
ttnnnonmmtt that to -(fav will be a day
est mourning. for Amcor Abdur Rah-
man thmnghrntt !mile will be gener-
ally approval no the death of all
ally ,f Din Belted, 0overnment de -
mantled rscagnitin. It will also
Icing home t, the mitre population
,t mills/Mon of their friendly alli-
ance tett the ruler and people of
Afghanistan.
Nwelni precaution are teeing taken
elm" the frnntiorr to prevent. undo -
Menhir pereens crooning from Indio
Into Afghnnistnn.
Hiblbedla shown himself nireNdy
fully alive to Iola reepeMtMlltlea. H1.
irstruntkme to the Afehnn .ilatrlM
t•.mmnnbr, to be reedy to hold lbw
14hlnwnrie, Entire 'mil ether tnrhulent
tribe's In (Steel• ata s the eorretpwwi•.s
writ. era timely, Md they will me-
eker,. the tribremwn Ihnt no oppor-
tunity will bo a -rented to them to ea -
gag* In pesdatory eetloos,
1