HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-5-1, Page 7BE PEACE
i MAY BE WAR.
time Men and Material
ire Being Sent Out.
E NEW ZEALANDERS.
,u to sell oat Hey 6--1 he Sum-
, to lMIIYdlars /trtL(t-
ilting
lis W(et- *90a 1'1's
dicill
Men
t l'u„lrlbullur-pwllery
I manes "* 111 1i0.
toe..%mil e5. -Speaking In Lou-
t -eight, Kr' Brodrick. the Bee-
r for ll'aar, rail: "We are por-
n. right of peace. but in the In-
we are wading out men and
ial to carry on the war for
sr year ua two. if neceesury,
being the „Illy spirit wherein
overuel et sun Interpret the
L floe
meson amt approach tate
gement. for the conalurlon of
r•
I'rat'e l'rlu Heath.
,ton. Apr11 25.-A purluautcuture
was tsauei by the Government
y dealing with operation.. 1n
1of f Inst y' It
thea l
viten
litters have
eyed farms la 21 dtrtrlCte of
Colony and Natal.
official Loudon Gazette pub-
o teepotrh (ruin Lord Kltch-
luailed true Pretoria, lu March,
wing the operations since Fele
IL adds !lulu to what has al-
a been piteirbed. 11 desertion
sweeping movementsrtt the
s Rive ' t i ~n. Deip lWet'rlrpartial
lYtlrt ,
,sd& br. ak through on Feb. 28,
1 Cul. G:trratt's New Zealand
i had 5e casualtler. The dev-
il says that their conduct re -
e1 the hlgu/ret crept, and noth-
%mkt he fluor tttuu their be-
te Lord 61tch,•uer mentions 90
yrs and 1:,5 nun-commlrriooed
• ars! 14011 for coabpicuour gal-
M,tis, of the latter are
y.
men wall be taken on the strength,
and !towered's rescue] In title respect
is itot surpassed in Canada, popula-
t.bu oonsldered. ---
tut tie its Viols Kruger.
• liege,. pril . -Tbu rrpurt
riled in let that 31r. Step', ex -
„hut .'1 11m )range Free State,
K►WC to Lura c to ctalrult with
vrui, r. is) noir y without foun-
40 uu tic)' oilier awl It lea true
the IL,.r :agents i America arc
Ming ever entreat ' that Mr.
teat the United /Iter next
Ile ' 'I perudbly co ply with
r.'q ll s:a if xufftdent pr *sure 1s
cw..l.:dth.'ugn ho has oft pow -
;pr. ret.! his .IIs1 kc of this' Flan.
l rn..dl..n Ibngrruu.ly 111,
t:taa..tpt-A 25. -Carp T. S. MCL,
Sri!. of tf11utre:1e is dangerously
newly ctinnbot wound received at
F.Ighteree I)raa•,00n (lay
Toronto, April 26. -Thu lung and
eagerly looked fur perwlrelou to
enlist a certain number uf the Dre-
gooDe at Bteuley Barracks for ac-
tive rervle war reoelvud yesterday
morning. Tho orders are for eighteen
wen of titii bruuoli of the permanent
corps to be rent from here, to he,
sulwted with a view to their appoiut-
tueul ear uuutwmmiseioned uiflcerr.
Ten of thews 111011 have already gone
to Halifax In various capacitive, MU
that but eight mere rewaiu to be
c110Wa here.
The eight mien will be picked at
*Manley 1arrsukr tiler meriting from
Ouse who have volunteered. Llleul.-
Col. Nattrew, modkwl examiner for
this district, will bo on hard to in-
spect the men. Cuusldortablu titter -
mit it maulfeeted among 1110 men ad
to their prospects of being selected.
Ottawa, April 27.-Sla}.,r Maude,
tutlltary seurotary to 1101 Excellency
the Governor-General, ham nrelved
the fullowing answer to n cable
seat by Wm eu April Deli, enquiring
ass to the condition of the danger-
ously wounded at Hart's. River,
Murch Met:
'Cape Town, April 27.-lteferring
to your telegram of April lett', Far-
rier 8ergt. Mcfugo ►s c,nvalemeut
Corp. •N Miami/on ham lust his right
eye and half right foes -arm; olutug
well. Both up and about at getters'
hospital ut teuu.lsfuatem. Pte. J.
Tetsiuut tm int general tempest LI,
Johannesburg, condition utielanget!
rtlaou udwtrsiou , rig! t somewhat im-
paired.
("Seemed) Cuoalty."
Furrier 8ergt. y4.11ugu ehleael at
Iturrkalwl, 0.41(1 cam dangerously
wounded iu tlw left client. Hit mother
br Mrs. John Mw+kull, Curtum House,
Loudon, Cert.
Corp. 4 rllilw,sou enhrted lutiuelph.
Flu wear w.,utah.l la the lave and
right furrarw. Iles mother le Mrr.
Cathanaw it . lane, ,Clyde, Ont.
Pte. J. Teilleust eulbled at Monc-
ton, N. 11. 110 *1111 wuusd011 to 1110
head. lite father Ir Jams. Tennant,
1 reder(et...u, N. M
WAS JAMES QUIRK'S
DEATH ACCIDENTAL?
Vote. 01 sailing,.
Ottawn, April 27.-A cltung. liar
Won mute in the dates of delete/ties
of the transports' fur guuth Africa.
Instead of salltug 'un_ May 5t14 and
12t1. the Ceatrinn and WluitrFdlau
will leave on the Sib :u.d 15th rwepec-
tively, The reason for making the
change is that the dutiee first re -
levied would have Involved working
on Sunday, and 1-110 Mluloter of Mili-
tia wtah.'l to ateld thi'.. All the men
required for the four regiments have
been retested. and recruiting was
stopped yesterday. The w'lectl nu of
officers fur the regiment to be com-
manded br Lieut. -C'4 MacDonell has
not yet teen completed, but some
01 the appointments have been mode.
Maier H4,mer, of the Mounted ittfles,
WiuuIpCg, will bo second lin command.
Capt. E. F. Macki,e of the 90th Bat-
talion, and Lluat. A. W. Strange,
boib of whom served In StratliClasa
Horse, have been offered ur:d lute„
accepted crmmlrrlons. ti.tpt. Mackie
may bo adjutant of the reg,meet.
Delarey's Mot resent.,
London, April 28 -Cabling from
Johanneutiurg, under dal- :f Frklay,
April 2511., the c,ne.pondelt of the
Daily Telegraph says that Genbe-
rey. wilt his staff, arrlv,rl at
erksdorp, Transvaal. yesterd.'ay. A
The family Physician firmly Believes a
Fall Caused it.
Brantford derpetch. - '!`lie Quirk than produced by blows, 1 thit.k,
most decidedly,"
Dr. F'rtuk Marrs.
A meollcal ut.Intoti decidedly at vari-
ance with tits was given by Dr.
Harry It. Frank, tiro pltyrh:luu who
made the autopsy. " 1 do nut think,"
Ito said, "that the wounds could have
been catered by n full."
"Do you believe it 1M), Bible that
the deceased oould h.tte fallen
through an aperture and there
wounds bo caused ?" A. -No.
The/ wltnere was quertluned its to
what !retirement might have can+ai
Zhu wounds, and replied tient they
were probably centred by a heavy
triangular, not a sharp, Instrument.
A square bar with an angular (Age
would have caused the wounds.
Night of the 'rru,trdy.
A further deecrlptlon of theevents
In the Commercial Hotel on the
Sunday night of the tragedy was
given by Mr. George Taylor. a
boarder in the hotel. When tile wit -
new ran out to the barn on hearing
ties xlistutbasu'e he raid to Toole,
who welt out with litm, that Quirk
must have fallen off the ladder lead -
Ing up to the chicken coup. Toole
said, 'Yee, 1 did not want hitt to han-
dle theme' Toole then felt into ono of
tin pocket'. of the dead man. and,
taking out mule blue and slier, and
a knife, handed thew to Taylor, in-
structing the latter to give them
to Mrs. Quirk, which he slid. lit con-
ceratlwn with Toole sines/ ..the
latter had expressed the opinion that
the death war not the result of an
accident.
Tho last witness called, Andrew
Doyle, threw• very little light untie/
myktenrp• Doyle le a mechanic, and,-
m.reollr, a chicken fancier, and had
often assisted the dead man, Q'trrk,
In the care of his game fowl. He had
met Quirk for a few minutes on fbe
night of his death, but that was
all. About noon on that Sunday,
however, be had gone into Quirk's
chicken loft to feed the birds. There
were at the time four or five hens
setting, bat none were to come out
that night.
Tho Crown Attorney questioned
the witness as to whether there was
nay t•overing over the window of
the harness room, and Doyle said
he arae Pure there wax not, as in
that cavo the mom woul l hate been
.:ark.
Hl.od 1n tl,e I...ft.
Inquest, which has now beau twice
adjourned, was reruwed to -night
baton Coroner F'tsette, Chief 111.
rp4x:tor Murray, who liar been week -
lug cm the case, war torment during
the proceedings..
The lint evidence taken war that
of the met110u1 man, Dr. J. W. Dig-
by, the phyrleluti of Mr. and Mrs.
Qula'k. He told of u telepbone we*
rage he had receival calling hint to
the hotel, and the finding of
Janice Quirk dead on the floor of
the harness room in the ba:•u. When
he reecho:I there Ito war l0W by
John 'Foote, Quirkelopartuer, thut
Quirk haul fallen down uud killed
himself. After the arrival of the
pollee the booty was removed on
rough boards to the hetet. lit a
further couvereatlon with 'route
the Satter vreuture.l the remark to
the 0ltucau that 'Quirk had falleu
down the ladder which leads to the
classiest' tuft. Dr. Digby was one of
Zhu physicians; who true present ut
the autopsy, and read the port•
wurlem report. There were alto-
gether five wuutklr lu the head to-
wnrdr the left ride, the flrrt ono
being }urs over the left eyo, colo
MAI a half inches (u length. and
three,-qu:artery of an inch in width,
a Jagged wound of a trtauweetar
shape. Above thir was another
wound about half tie inch in length,
extending rain farther backwards
on the Mull, an.1 toward. the rear
were three other wound* the west
ecrlous about the centre uf the
skull, 'about,, two 11114 three-quarter
lecher in length, cutt.ug through
the dtull and calming three frac-
tures. This. war .e clean. rtruight
cut, trod int the opinion of lir. Digby
was the Immediate enure uf death.
The w0uIIID appeared to have been
made with fairly sharp iurtrumentr.
What Caused the ounits:'
Asked for an opinion am to what
might have c.u,oed the wouud44, Dr.
Digby te.rtitIed that they oould have
been caused by a fall on such thing's
as the core cutter and elelel rus-
hers, which were reprewonte( a11 lying
on the floor,
"Can vim imagine, doctor,' ttsk,•t1
Crown Attorney' 11'ilktw, -' anything
that could lie on tho furor ht such a Next morning. after the death of
position as would fit the head and Quirk, he went Into the chicken loft
cause taoro five unmade Se egad in company with the constable,
"1f a mti,_fell down•among -n lot but saw 110 change In it since the
of debris It Ix quite poi:Able. I saw a 'presiotlr day, exec -pt that a couple
lot of rubbish about there, and Mr. of the binds had been changed In
Todd told me he had removed route the coop. While ibe was there Mr.
of It.".Fred, Westbrook, of Toronto, a
Dr. Digby wee firm In Ills opiniobrother-in-law of the den.! )n'an,
that n!,-i4.nt from falling from the came into the loft with a lantern
ladder lending to the lett' might levee and peleted out Dome tatting of blood
mum*, all the (Ive wounds. teeth the In the loft to the left.ofthe ladder.
exceptbn of the wound in the centre Tho w•itttees had also noticed finger
of the head, that was"the cause oT marks of blood on the bottom of tho
tbontle they were all scalp wounds. lander aatd on the corn cutter.
The Crown Attorney asked him for At the conclusion of thin testimony
a definite ophlloe on the point, and Crown Attorney Wilkes asked foran
Dr. f)iteby paid: " My (Hanlon I; that adj•,urnment for two weeks In or -
these wonsd* could have beet pro- der thnt n further Investigation
duced b7 falling down the I:ubh•r, awl might be made, and the coroner
1J' I - arehlentnl erenteI nn -adjournment tilt Wo, e.'
FORTY LIVES
IN JEOPARDYS
Attempt to Blow Up a lgnnel
at ,Niagara Falls
ON THE CANADIAN SIDE.
rower Shaft w rr 111 Peril - tt Ire nod
p to Dynamite - ( heel Moho.
Investigating the Adair 11 tine
Have Ilern rn 1)utelder'e l'ork
-
Contraclor Thinks It Was is .Joke.
Niagara Falls, N. 1'., April 27. -
An attempt to Wow up the tunnel of
the Canadian Niagara Power Com-
pany with dynamite hue been dig
covered. aud the Ontario Pollee and
detectives are trying to find the
persons engaged in It. The fennel 1e
for the developweut of the power of
lborserhuo Full. It is being bulit in
Victoria Park, on the Canadian bide,
sad Milli north and *oath from u
,haft 1(1(1 feet below tit., 'surface.
Night and day blithe are employed.
Betwecu there 14111111/ ruwebu44y
retired the wire leading from au
electric battery tired is d,rcharglug
blurts, uud 0 ount'otlad tile cu.l w,11
the cup of the dynamite cartridge
that had been placed betwecu two
boxer omitaluing 7., pound, of dyua-
utile. Mood the attempt been 100:4114*
but, the tu1W101 would have been de
.tloysd and from 20 'to 40 lives lost.
The 7.1 pounds 01 dyuramlte'War int a
uaturul porithou w the tunnel, where
it war customary to place dynamite
uwultlug urs. Tile dusootery was
ttit to by a ttegru, who ut 01100 t1011-
inA the loremuu.
'theories es to the Attempt.
Niagara Faille; April _7. -Tile pilot
to kill :.fl m1:u uud 1.10 thoumautlr ul
fluttere eamago by putting blurt
wirer to 75 pounds of uy'Bauxite lu the
Cunadhau Niagara Power Commpauy'it
tunnel vu 1 relay utyht. ►r still u num
tta'y.
Coutructor Douglas inclines to the
tx 11eJ tout "Nipper" Clark, a negro
employee, slid it for u joke tied in
urger tc make himself is guod fellow,
dirouve1ed it. Clark war We Brat to
rut eel the plot. -"
Chief Marts has been examining
the mete o11 the work ali day.
TO shutter Douglas' theory, Chief
Manns points out that tiro fueling of
Om cutin ctlua of the eaplod►ug cur-
rent with dynamite was quite a for-
tuitous affair, tho blasters discover-
ing that they needed an extra stick
at the lust moment, and so rending
t lark.
The men in the darkness of the tun-
nel, all dressed alike -in a suit 111
rubber oluthes, are mostly eontnwel.
The other theory-thut It wag the
work of an outride hand -Implies
that a man similarly dressed Inuit
11:41'0 entered the tunnel and left it
between 6 and 7 o'clock. No one wan
ween to have done ro. The day ehlft
might contain the man, but this is
net generally believed.
Some therp detective work is ex-
pected within the next few .teye.l:au-
tn la lbllors a dynamiter, as throe
men ii. Kingston prison can testify.
ITALY CHECKS BRITISH PLOT.
Mutruselal to Ella 141 a Protector-
ate Over 1 . 1pu111..o illeolerlrud.
London, AprM 0. -Tib myeterlous
puha,' muvewentr which here been
so pereloteutly amerced ant denied
tie dlrmtel ass -sleet Tripoli are now
explettred 111 derpetoher from !tome.
They have boeu due to the dkaovery
of what le praotloally a plot, It 1s
rakl, tp proolal n a Britten protector-
ate over the Trleolltau hinterland.
Purtralto of Klug Edward sod
small Brltleh flags. were, It it alleg-
ed, dietrlbuted by wttolosale (u towns.
awl villager all through the blater-
land and negotiations were opened
by the British agents with the saint-
ly Seevesb, whims Influence le so
groat over the Afrtoau Modiamwelaar
that the [Sultan would pay a good
deal even in these hard times, for
tits holy head.
When Italy remonstrated against
there uubrutherly proeeedlugr the
British thrvorltmeut so the story
goes, pltused thous to the credit of
their over &minor &gems. in Egypt,,
and entirely repudiated the latter.
The incident Is obeyed, but it hart
lett oottsldertable uneeriners, both In
Monte and Constantinople, whieb
France le doing its best to lnoreaee.
CURLER DROWNED.
&si noel Ilarsluae Victim of lta.hllttg
Accident at Winnipeg.
Winnipeg. Mao., April 27. -The
rteuw launch, Oracle B., owned by C.
F. Bunnell. proprietor of the Claren
don Hotel, left here early yesterday
morning .wltb a party of fifteen
on board. Ilam Harstooe, au employee
of the hotel, was one of the number..
At Lower,F'ort Barry, where the
current le v strong. the yacht'r
hh-rk 4'rp.
it...tutted -le Date.
1;0%11..lprel 2e.- 11 has tteen ur-
1..1 that atm tee/trine, with 750
to Muuuto.l Milos, sua11 ell from
lets uu Buy 5th. The Wtuifrediate
an equal number, o 111 lease ,ai
11:t11..1. soon afterwards an can
rra,.K..1 the Corinthian a111 etc -r
ours.. for tape '(ow n w 1111 the re -
ling 5111) soldiero. Lieut.{o1. Mao-
rle who how breu relented for the
utatsl of the wawtern regiment,
'm in the city lir attcru..on Itud
had an interview with the Miele -
0i lltLU1 aad_tleueral O'Grade-
t. 1'p to date 1,324. Including 1110
01 the permtun'ut corps. hate.
1 eulwt.dL1 (titterer an -1 the east -
Presumes., out of a total number
!J: 2 r.1ulr.d. This leaavo. Al6to
raiewd In the west: Recruiting
he %sot started yesterday, s(113
recut that 276 m'D were en -
•I er:ilslr Cohimbla oontrdbut:xt
the Territories t"J and Manitoba
---Thr - thontaard and old re -
1s 1n the east were ate
Irl nt the following points:
sen. -Ott -even 180, Toronto 158,
don 72, Hamilton 61, Oueloh 62,
Piton.? 51, fort Hope 28, Resat -
I Lee. Kingeton TI, Windsor 18,
Ca t Fel ran if.. 10, total 6$0. Quebec
not real 125, Qaelsec 01, Hier -
Ike 16 total 171. Ne'v Ilrunswi'k
, John R7, Newt we Ir 21, Mohc-
ere rreteriettm 11, Woodot,'ck
Iot1b 134 N.va Scotia -Halifax
'krrtnghttt 'B9, ax\(laey 29, Kent --
!It, Truett .11.,
en:-!.1.L-Tr'uro11, Yarmouth 2. Mid -
oil (1, total 179. Prince Edward
_nd-87.
Pr ' 1* shows' nkat Do larey eat ben
In rultatlen with bis camtu:tndo
two * previously, and .Mont the
oilier B r hollers are still moving
about con 'Ung with the burghers.
Erten this t Is inferred that the
ie ..pects fo peace are Improving.
Meows. Rei and Jacobs, two-- of
the Boor panes delegates!. have .re-
turned from Bal oral rind gone to
Plelershorg to In rtlrw Command-
ant 'Beyer...
.11 N Iretpea.
iprq, April 25. -About forty
1,10501 recruits Were added to
Dr• t'all.teil for Heath Africa to -
There were Men additions at
ny tsdute In tho west, but at ser -
i r'rrnittng tta(boa., namely, Vir-
('arman and Brandon, none elite
e offered, nod recruiting was de -
re* rtn:e,l. Thr Virden correspond -
of the Free Press stereo that the
,ntry Is In too prosper ue a con-
n for mon to enllet, and none
e t o lento It. Among the vlrlters
the immigration department to-
t trees two young Bootchmer, who
so to ('.vnada n few months ago.
rf wnni.,1 th' dcpnrtment to tep-
enl,s flatlet Lar them, th"y being
MeettessitieWm hereto. They are
hent at Meese; been accepted In
' four! h ront Ingest. They are Path
bravo Canada, but aro tempted I)y
elect. of military etskiesture.
I Io.ed al Mert it
'anion!, April 25. -Hive Ring for
fenri11 contingent, AN fir e`o !lent-
il Is concerned, Is finished. One
were and twenty-five In all have
en sworn in here. The last Mitch
11 ',ace for Halifax at noon en
relay.
IL*Itery Nen In tin.-'
FRENCH CABINET
EATEN.
Not a Single Ministers
Elected in Paris.
1st
AN UNPARAIELLED DEFEAT.
testis. April 57. -Puri hoar tent
elected it single Midisterlullet to
the Chamber of Deputise Eight Nu'
tionnlist'. six - anti-Manisterinlht So-
cialites. four ant:-Mlalstertnhet Re-
publican... and three Conservatives
were returned. It wag the worst dee
felt the. Oovernlnent has iseve ems
tninel in Parity.
The 1llnisterutliets lost four •ten L'.
and /knottier new constilu,mwy war
won by the NetlonalivtS. It,•bnllul•
in will occur in' 29 district'.. The
T'ntlo:ualists, however, suffered n
oevere ehe'k int Algiers. where. M.
Drumunt, the notorious nnti•SPtn:te,
was turned out by a majority of
900.
• The polling began at 8 o'clock this
morning and chimed at 6 ocloce thin
evening. The total number of tato`
didatce wall 2,515. Of this another
358 stood In the Depnetinent of the
Seine.
A drenching rain in Paris did not
present tho voters from going to
the [teethe The voto met overt'
where was about 20 per cent. he.ty-
ler than the East elections. Tho rain
emend 1n the evening. and immense
crowde gathered on the boulevnrau
in front of the new.p:lp"roffices.
where, nntwltheta cling the
bitlon of the police, ilhundnnt)''1
/sheets were diepi'Iyed upon which
thn remit" of the elections were
flashed immediately they were re.
celvlxf,
No cf.t,il bnncn worth' Tltr')tttv+rt w}l
.recurred anywhere in the city. Dur -
Ing the day the nnthoriti''N took
stringent precrutionx to cope with
poweible dleordnrs, nett-wtr'ong )Na-
tes of police kept the crowd'. in mo
Oen. The
wits quartered r In tholiGuard
public hui Ird-
1 s.
Dense, erode, rnrtlpo*tel chiefly el
NationellMI, neeemblel in front of
the offices of the 1.Ibee Parole and
the grtiliaeeted idthe
tfirstEcho
eleetIonrn11)N
nn] Rs.
n(wlncrmrnt's. which Inclu.bsl thrnp
ilntlotnitet viCtnrbPn In Parin with
trMnendots cheering. report,.
?Mowing are the latest rep
from the mistime 4tetriets : Slin[rtrr
lathes, 16:5; anti-Minieterlalin'14
125; rebaliots,
Kingston, April 25. -Eighteen mem-
•rs Of A enc% B BMteriel', R. C. F.
, who volunteered for eerv1n In
o Third Mounted Ririe*, have boon
s'epte.l, and were •worn In thla al -
Teton. They leave on 84n(lay inton-
e he Halifax. More of the battery
rn ma7 he accepted later. The
ernitllg officer, at Kingston were
Het, and that aconnnt1 for the
eetrorntively small number of re-
•e,ts from til• district.
tire F'r"n, t4.,441.4ud.
11n41*101rM, R. C, April 23.- Thirty -
air men brief. brPn ,warn in herr
• if. -opera le the CenaAlan Mellot-
t Rifle* fnerth rv.es�1want, now being
teed her 8.uth Insane
About forty
A T00 EXCITING REVIVAL
One Convert is Dead and
Another insane.
A QUEER STYLE OF PREACHING.
Ness Turk, April LB. -Ramsey. N.
J., war .truck about four weeks ago
with what ought be culled a retinal
e)Ck*tc. The town never had any -
thing like 1t before, and as to the
advlsaWdty of having it agate, there
'tunic 01* Ision of sent .mellt. One
p r died lust Monday in Morrie
Pia , - asylum, uhu took an active
part ht ,th0 revival -*cork and to'.t
ins ren4mu been after the revivalist
left. Autither person, a woman 21
years of
rls l'lalnp
raving 1111111
one of the, ni
the revival.
The tint tittle
toil L'anntaler, w
had befit the piste
Church in Kenney ant was very nitwit
re --meted azul beloied'in the, com-
munity, Irresp.'vtl'0 of r''lIgiuu'.
e•rre.t,
The Roond victim was "l los Grace
Montrose, the (laughter of Mr'. Wl1ifisn
•, M,,tttross, in It:ameey. Miss'.Mnnt-
rool Was wrought up to n htgll •pitch
of sxeltemeut during the ten days
the revival meethtge were gteng 418
Un the euntley after the vestige.
Inst left, Stiles Montrose, then clear-
ly demented, etnrted out on her
selyat101t miwAon. Bite went to one
of the village hotels anti battered
on the door to the early 9taornifg.
When the door was opened to her
she told the hotel proprietor that
she had two sermons to preach that
day 11.1111 that ono of them she intend-
ed to deNwer in his hotel. Site was
with difficulty Induced to go home.
From that day on she went from
bad to worm/ ufrtf tet week it •wsw
decided that there was nothing left
to do with her tstve take her to the
Morrie 19nlnw Amylum.
The revivalbwt who shook logo the Rev. up
the- allllagr of HangerY_
W. Ek'helberger, r,f ire as ,'1Tf.
111s language was replete with
'.Inn* and leo manner often of the
rudeist. Ile affected the Sam Jones -
Karn Small il)lc'((7 ptipit" tn'atory.
He ronrr.l at people to "move tee'
and "to stand up" and if they didn't
reep.ond lie would shout to them:
"Oct, out of the hall, than I can't
do aifythbn0 for yon."
On one orea'slon Paul Moffatt re-
oented thee style of (wengil'sation.
lie peeled aft hie ooett right in meet -
lug end offered then and there to
glee the evntageltst a mend thrash -
leg. Mr. Moffett'• proposal was not
accepted, and he was finally appeas-
e!, but Ire did not yield to Kr. 1bhel-
herKrr's evangelloal metbodle
ge, was Luken to Hos-
es lune yesterday noon n
to She, too, had been
st exctte.t workers in
wag 'the Her. Carte-
0
arieo for ten years
of the Lutheran
Larne 1r1Ph F:r01pr...Ion
1.oesion, April Z7. -Emigration from
the West of Ireland to lAnnl ales
aNPnminK ss hist 111
rming
pretentious.' During the Inst fort-
night hundred' of Pnilgrent4 lusts.'
pastel through Limerick en thrlr
nay to fork Two special trnln* from
Porteriington energise' nearly * persons of
•Imir'ntr, mostly ,Vann* pes of
both poxes. whiles olhere on parlevties
tho
-2m Or more hail Rnn
ste•fnele
TORONTO PRIti1ERS' - WAGES.
' s
1 moo 11 rnts('usesp tsltora' luerce
1.lieotyperee Itedueed.
Toronto. April 28. -Tho Toronto
branch of the Typographical Cuion
tuts made a demand ulxes die several
newspapers of this city for :� new
scale of wager for the oprratloro of
linotype mnct:inter and conip.iisltors.
Fur the printers engaged in night
work a flit rate of $.-1 per week is
asked. That will affect the men
working on the morning paper..
Gpmpowtturs, the men who set type
by hand, engaged on Ole morning
papers now receive n mil.lmum wage
of 915 per week. The Linotype men,
who operate typesetting machines,
receive a minimum wage of $15 per
week and n bonus of 8 cents per 1,000
emit for everything over 28,000 emit
per night. At this rata the machine
men average 925 per week each,
some mak:ng n.. high as $:1O per week.
It is, therefore. proposed 10 reduce
Ute machine men to $21 per week
ani ;lice the c••mposltors oe an even
fooling with th^m. For the dny
men, comprishig the printers who
work on the evening papers, a flat
rate of 918 io d,•m',nded. The men
art/ 11nty to reeetpt --of -n Minimum
Wage rain of $1a per week, with
rho nxunl bones to the linotyls•re.
On Saturiny 'night the Typograph-
ical Union decided to present an ulti-
matum to the newspaper c)mpaidee,
• which etnto.r ttmt wv for os- the mem-
bers of the anion are concerned the
new scale win go Into effect on May
soh.-- __-- rs
'UNDER CRIMES ACT.
`Yroprlrlr. as and F:dlaor 01 Waterford
Star 1's.., seceded les 'rebind.
se.. ler. Nearly 1.1s150.
St. John, Nfld. .tprii 27.-A party
of 22 men belonging to the Realer
(Cite left her In en len floe riff the
r14'rlhern ('(4101, Odle talo* short of
prntisions T.nly two 1)
nilleM, having np'
of
bren'i api•rr. They were freer 'lay*
nrnl nbghtn rat the wns. Nome of the
party broke down from weakneen
and other.. unite' the Ppttlement
nlutost Marvel. Relief wee snot to
the weakener.. Appr,'henwlrrn 1* frit
for thole safety.
entropy war ca
and It turned t
sank with all 0
managed to sera
the exception of
ht by the ferry cable
tie anti Immediately
boar!. Everybody
b1e arbor° with
redone. whose
body haw not been fo nd yet. He war
unmarried, but leaver surviving him
the following brothers and Aster,:
John Harrtulle, Principal igh School.
Ltml1117 Leonard hared e, Town
Solicitor. St. 11try'e; Mks. Noah
Quanee, wife of the principal of the
High School. St. Thomas ; Mrs. 0 F'.
Thomprnn, wife of Purser on as San
Fransclnoo hoer. HarstoDe was one
of tho best-known curlers In the Do-
minion.
MUSSOLINO
A5 R HERO.
Queer Trial of the Multi -
Murderer Brigand.
HYPNOTIST IN TROUBLE.
HE POSES AND STRUTS
.111.1 the People and 1 *eu 111 l- uteri
Ofll,lrl. Vivid to 111 to - Ilard 111
(let N inverses -flay F:,uape, r11,1
If So \1111 Likely be Killed.
Rome, April 2o,-llussolilao, Ole
Italian brigand, the story of wlwal.
long defktuoe of the entire force of
the Ooverumcnt and the pollee auth-
orities has been followed lu these
despatohee, le still riveting the
attentkn of all has countrymen.
Hte trial, which began at Lucca tart
week, it asmumiug a oltaraeter which
at one Dare Ir 'sensational and at
others ridiculous. It is always thea-
trical. Every n0wepaper in Italy
prints bong reports of the trial, and
the papery have etrtermous sale. The
excitement extendd from the royal
court to tete toweet cottage.
There is an almost universal belief
that Mu.*-41uo will not have to watt
to be oondemursl, but will ewcape
through the conoivatloe of sympath-
isers. The fact that It is knowu that
Ito trade thirteen attempts to com-
mit murder, most of wltkah were sue-
twssful, doer not excite any horror
among the people. Ile declarer In
Imparsiomed rhetoric that he has ex-
amined We sacred right of avenging
himself on his enemies.
In the treat In the court at Lucca,
Slutuoeno berets hiuwmlf as the mas-
ter of the occlusion. The Judge, the
jury the oarbineere, the lawyers,
and journaalrts bow down to titin 411(1
accept hie caprices with the greatest
readiness. At first he refused to
speak ; new he eoostantly interrupts,
mod lv immediately lirtotted to In
dealertike silence, and his remark*
are followed whit thunderous ap-
plauseeand sometimes by hystorical
l'uts a K hole Moonily to elects, but
Fall% to Arou.e Them.
La Belle, Ind., April 28. -Absentee
by the unusual quiet at the home
of Rudolph Burtug, in the village
of Tlcoma, near this city, a 0O40-
ntlttee of neighbor'. forced :in ,.n
trance and found Bartag, his wife
aid five children all ixt a comatose
condition. Efforts to arouse t110111
were futile.
Leo Longer. a youthful amateur
hypnotist, confessed that bo had
put the family "to sleep" with
their consent four days ergo end
had been unable to revive then..
Ile said he had visited the house
tinily Itnd tried to 'trout.° them.
but without success.
Toet11y he managed to awaken
two, of tin children. Brooding over
11144 predicament has brought him to
the verge of nervous prostration,
but he promisee that ho will arouse
ail the reit oaf tho Gamily as *nom
las bo regains his nerve. The viling-
ern will not permit physician* to In-
terfere.
ASSAULTED A -PRIEST.
Vernier of Sandwic- h West 1s De-
flated lu be 1Winne.
Wlndeor, April 26. -Abraham Theo -
ret, farmer, of Sanuwich West, was
taken into custody yesterday by De-
tectives Mahoney and Campeau, and
lodged in Sandwich jail. On Sunday
last, Theoret pttieufed St. Joseph's
Romana Catholic Church at River
Canary!, and announced that ho was
Christ. Wbat Father Marseille, the
venerable priest, aged 78, who has
officiated at 8t. Joetph's since
1861, refused to recognise Theoret
in his assumed character, the latter
assaulted the rev. tattier. Theoret
wan pilled off before ho had time
to .:u any harm. Theoret war taken
to his home, and, a day or so later,
was found In the Biter Cauure Ceme-
tery, Jigging a grave. He weld that
he war tired of life, and intended
to kill himself. Coroner Bell, of
Windsor, examined the nlan yester-
day, wed pronoutloeel him violently In -
taut". He will be taken t(? the asylum
at Loudon. He is a married man,
and line n wife and .fit children.
Ilbbiln, April 27. -Tice first prose.
attloes ander the proclamation,
Is.ued'toeently by Earl Cadogan, the
Iun1-Lieutenant of Ireland, putting
In force three sections of the crimes
act In many districts of the country,
resulted. Iant evenhig, in the 'sen-
tencing of Mrs. O'Mahony, proprle-
rertl of the Waterford Star, and H.
Lyrham, the editor of that paper.
.o sixty (tape Iml'rh,onm''nt each.
Mr*. O'Mahony and Lynham were
eons heel undor it ch lege of Intlmlda-
tk,n. In pretenting tenants from
titling their farms. tire OMnhlny
wmv erdinettott teriertt'i r ttrer mored
C204) 1$1,0001. \
The Intimidation of whir'.( Mrs.
O'Mahony lied Lynham were con-
el(teM 1* alleged -10 diene-.errtk*te.l
of pnhhratlone 1.1 the altar. whirl'
tended to prevent the lawful e elt-
paldon 01 1.'tnd from which tenants
had Wien evicted.
DENIES IIS 01:til,INEN1;SS.
THREE MEN DROWN.
A 1'ertiri Driven Ashore Fear Pula,
• Pelee and Wrecked
Toronto, April ' ::b. -A ileepateli
from Windsor says: Within right of
1a1a1, with the 1110 -citing crew from
Point Pelee going to the rescue, rust
but a mile away from them, three
t'rral.'r of National r.thrary la Parts
F:adoe.r. ('s %en 4 hes.4110►.
Parte, April 27.-( ureter Iw•11..1 of
the Nntlonal Library, stater that he
Kt 11 enlr•es Canon Chevalier- optn-
len that the Holy rthrond of Turin,
wh'oh ROMP clnlm hear* a reprexenta-
tlom of the Saviour's holy, in not au-
thentic. Canon Chevalier prove.t that
the Arend 10044 mese. In the four-
teenth century. if de Moly, n allslln-
glli..had nrohaeologlst, has written n
letter to the Tempo MayIng that hip
photoftrnlhet the Arent in the Na-
tional Llhrary anti o1R'sIned a nega-
tive Aniline to that produeel 1'y
photogrnphlne the Tnrin ehroa41
Mr. Jnmew 1'r'rk'A Nash atr1 leer
facLory nt ('heitorvllle *1M r` neon
ally of lumber were burned.
,ANOTHER TROUPER DEAD.
%ppnlulnteut to Office in the Vourtt.
.. ('onlleageul,
Ottawas, April 28.-(Bpeciu0-It Is
now ut8lerst001l that Superintendent
Strkckland, of• the Northwnet Mount-
ed Pollee. at Prince .Albert, will be
adjutant to Col. A. C. MbcDonnell,
of` the 6th Regiment of the! 4(11 con-
tingent. Quartermaster tigt. Rowan
orf the Northwest Mounted Police
will be gnnrtermastor with MacDon-
nell.
The Militia Department has re-
ceived a cable from the casualty de-
partment. announcing the death from
enteric fever of Trooper Joe. Drury,
wt telerkaclorp. Drury le•iongrd to
Maple Creek, Man.
melutetre of the crew of the whoopee
krona t',.'erltrblo wont down to wat-
ery grutee Saturday afternoon. The
stet echo,ner wait lumen' with ental
tram Asetubuia to 1St. lguuoo, 111141
PR* mw)) hours 111141 (x'011 battling
with the terrific 'southeast (dorppt1
which tilt day was rweepl1g Lakie
Iiia elle was in tow of a summer,
and the towline broke, leaving the
rvhobuer nt the mercy of the waves.
see. Lto.tm. walerlugged, struck the-._
bottom. :.tel three hours niter went
te pieces, and left her crew strug-
gling Int flu: water with nothing i,et-
ter than h,Nole covert, line sir:toy lilts
tat wreckage to which to cling.
t'tpt. Ttrr'mttw Wilson' wort" two of
iia men, more deed than olive, were
wnshal nation,. Tiley were thrown
np ,n the t'.a.oh two miles below Lem -
0.('H orris. and there tricked up bar Lisle.
(rmen. Capt. W.b.om tuns unoormeluue.
nisi Iiia men wort' a.w) weak (ro)n
their 'energies) with the storm to
speak. aside tram tlaying that there
Were three other. on the wreck.
The life-saving crew, 1011105 wan on
the irn,, from the end of Point Pelee,
oowkl 1301 reach the scene of the
wreck.
N'
DROPPED NINE STORIES.
lerlul K.Mrapr
4.4 l'hree Men In
• an KIcralor l ao.
Buffalos, .April 28.-Miraoudouu *e-
motes from death followed the drop-
ping of an elevator In the D. 8. Mor-
gan billeting shortly before noon yes-
terday. Imprlwmo.l in the oar of the
broken elevator, three men dropped
from the, ninth floor, felting to the
stone bodement, and the tact that
any of Hie men ourvivel was duty to
the partial working of the . mites
olutebee, which slackened the speed
of 1110 car.
One of the passengers escaped with
:t broken left, the elevator man was
picked up unconscious, and the third
Man received only a scratch on the
tuukt. In'ett1go11011 began at once to
ascertain the cause rad the accident.
and ngeute of the Insurance company
31141 nrtginoere 01 the hulkling dlsoov-
eret that the ormnterwrlghte balnnc-
Ing the elevator had broken
loom. Why the .o-oallet safety
olutehee failed to work and thus
atop the oar 1• n subJeot which will
be brenght •to the attention of the
elevator people.
OFFERED PAY NOT TO WORK.
\u,eriwNl window Inas. ( pais)',
Method of Killing Ithuni
w eeptn
Mutate o declared that with the
exception Of traitor* he peter k.i.-
oil anyone unliwn ullnuked. The
°lay w,rbin r ho ever attack"d
was ono whd fired twice at hits:
Ills explanation of bas treatment of
n mall Of the 118m0 of Urea wa*a J
typical une. Hu 'mid lees weld tits
110We of hos wberoaboute to the pie
lice 4141 had even determined to
Moot him. Munsolino continued:
"He levelled a gnu at we. l
frightened him, seized and took
away the gun, took the partridge*
out, reloaded tho gun with .411ot.
and told him to walk away. When
he hail gone a little dletauce I shot
him In the legs to give him a In:.
NMI. I d1d not like to kill him 110•
cruse he erns tho father of a fans -
11y "
Such touches a■ this Inst arouv .
xyu.pnthy among ilio people in tho
court -room and sometimes enthn-
elnsm. But now and again tho bruto
in him overcomes the hero.
There bays -been undignified scu:-
flea with gendarme.. in which Mee
solino has often line the upper hand,
for he IN immensely strong. On
Tuesday Inst eight stalwart gen-
darmes with difficulty held lam
down when In it. moment of fury he
had attempted to 'strangle a wo-
men witneea who 11 RAI addreseerl
hlrn with .11sresper'ltlll worth,. It el
n curious fact that although there
aro a dozen families who have had
some of their members killed or
wounded by Musuolino, ono father.
a oarbineer. 1s the only une who
has Como forward on the prosecu-
tion's nide. The others, who nye
Catlabrtiuii. regard the case as '1
family vendetta. and it private nf-
falr, and refugee to Boll their honor
by going to law. But If he enolases
they will try to shoot or stab bini
lintem he shoots Or stabs first.
CORSET CAUSED DEATH.
Vonog N ..war's Heart Dlaplaord b)
1ht werme.
i..ream, 0., ,lpell 27.-F'rntkln
Friend, need 27, of Norfolk, died here
Inxt night ender p,•cnibar l irrtim-
st;tneee. She gra off n car from ( tete-
eine :and IM en me hint nn.l week. Kir
0,e1*1,431 10 Ihr• "n1'Ing room ly
Ica women :1141 later event to a ph)-
elnian'* u411Cr.. Kir wan ,lend wisp,'
pieced 1,11 a vouch.
•t p.w.t--mortem rtnnilltntlon (o-
des allowed her heart to he entirely
rant of place on n.' -,int. of her cornet,
whlob was ten wises ern small.
juoll,npol144, .tprll 26 --The
:Orn t1"haluw Gloss Lompany hap
made a lender of $1(3) molt to 811
elow ern and $75 tach 10 till gathrr1'rs
now 0,' tin Ir employ who will refuel.
to take employment with Independent
teetawseeehmi1 g eke euaswar.. Tim of-
fer to restrain workmen froom 000u-
tLac'ting or taking employment with
iu'Irpen.lent t„olorleo it unprecelent-
tri, and moans that if' the plan
nlwrutd prove successful the trust will
hnye to pay not thousands of .Ioldjnrx
merely to prevent any of their Mow -
era Or gatbcrere from working for
nny length of time to any window
glop- rectory that Is not In the trust'
Thr workmen have not decided
what they will do, many of then
wonting to be free to work If they
(Melons.
HUNO ON TO THE WIRE.
Occupants of Scow Iorry,Save Them-
*e'ves !From Drowning.
Kingston, Ont., April 27. --On )tat-
urdny evening the scow bridge used
between the mainland and Howe Is-
lami broke away from one of the
wires by which It was propelled. Ono
of tho mon, however, grasped the
other wire, awl for three hours the
party held oei and saved the craft
from being helpicssly thrown upon
the henry MeaN Finally roper were
secured and the scow pulled back to
the mainland.
In the party were J. Foley and hie
three some, mad a friend with a 'toren
and wngan. The men',, action un-
doubtedly Navel them from drown-
ing_
FIVE BURNED TO DEATH.
A Terrible 'Tragedy let S1. Norbert,
Manitoba.
Wlnelpeg, April 27. -Tho bawlse of
.fern Bnpti.te Monchem, a French
butcher, roelding it St. Norbert s(t-
tlement, wan dentroynd by fire !net
night, and (ho faintly of five young
children, four girls and 0110 boy,
burned to death. Another daughter
Is dying, and the tither and neither
aro In n perlan, condition The bless
started while the Inmate- were
seleep.
'Iwo Ito) r 1100wnrd.
('arprrJrrs N'au1 I''nht Hour..
Toronto, AprII 28. -The Anteignm-
Tied Union and the Brotherhood of
('arpenterw end Joinerx held their
finnl meeting before May Int In Vlo-
tort* Hull on Mturlity nflenuron
The trent orgaiiocttIone Intlnde more
than 700 enrpenlrr., moot of whom
were present. 11 wan rem,' veld to
sl and by 1 he demand whirl' has
been mndn foem the hpglnnhlg, name-
ly. nn right -hew .lay and an rents
nn hrwir. The myr are pnrtleularly
rletprminrd M fight for the olght
Melba, and It In predicted Ihnl nn
ninny la half the enroent ore In the
rl.y mine he 1,1(1 off nn Their,dev If
they millers to their rewdntkon.
Rat Portage, April 27. -Two little
boys, aged six and three and • half
yerlrr respectively, firma of Rlohard
O. Joan, of First street, went out to
piny yewterlay and wore spoon after
MINIM by their mother. When they
noted not be found upon the street
!sr at any of the neighbor., the po-
llee were notified. It wag awertelnel
that the children had been Senn play-
ing la an nM boat on the 'bora of
the (reek, end the mem began to
drug the 'stream. Abort 6 o'clock
last everting ono little lad wag
hronght to the surface, and about
7 the other was found.
Itrltlsh Wheat Imports.
The !net year of whitish fairly com-
plete stall*flow of the wheat Im-
port* of *treat Brltaln are available
Is 1900. in that year the imports
ware about double the home pro.
ductionrind amounted to 08,616.999
cwt. The pyrincipal .oitre«. 0.14740 a*
follows : United States, As?,5008,170,
Argentina, 18,624.0f10, einarto, 8.-
137,601) . RneMta, 1,421,300; Austrel-
n.la, 1,1RR,200 , Overmany, 1,82R-
1100 , Rolston it a, 758 1110 , Turkey.
131,200 ; Inrlle, 9,400 , Chile, 2,500.