The Exeter Advocate, 1898-8-19, Page 511
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Professional Cares.
Former WM Make a Demand on tine
natter for the Dismissal. of Earl
Li gong Chang.
Uncle Sam Seems to Have His.
Hands Very FUll.
London, Aug. 16, -The Foreign Office,
it waa relented here yesterdao. though
the repeat as yet lacks eeadrInation. in-
tends to demand that the Chinese Gov -
CUBANS FOMENTING TROUBLE, eroment dismiss Prince le Hung Chang
frone power the ground thee he ts
responsible for the reeent anti-British
attitude ot the Tsung Yemen.
The e'oreign Office, it is also asserted,
has heti Ander special consideration tbe
question of seizing the Taku forts on the
Gulf of Peohin, at the mouth fit ,
Pekin River. and the city of Tien Tenn I.
the port of Peein, In the event of China .!
refusing to comply with time demand, ;
needing all until compliance is aastered,
Disbanding or eu.bate Army Agreed. Upon
by a Secret ireeting ot American
Comlnandell OnlOan Leaders -
$15,00o,000 will Be uequired
for Insurgent Soldiera'
Pack Pan,
Wathingtou, Aug. 16. --The xeconstrue-
Oen of affairs in 0111M, Porto Rico And
througbout the .Spanish West Indies is
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One year in the Central Prison was
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sault upon little Gertie Bedford of
Bloomingdale.
West Huron Liberals will meet -on
September 15th to nominate a candi-
date. Amongst the names meLtioned
is that of Me Robert themes of toe
Clinton New Era.
A daring highway robbery;took place
near Thamesville, when Messrs. Maar
lee Castle and Julius Steber were re-
lieved of $77 between them, and Mr.
Steber, who attempted to resist, got a
bullet through the hat,
The will of the:late Mr. James Owrey
of London disposes of an estate valued
at $84,500.
Mr. Michael Purcell was driving near
Cornwall when a train struck his wag-
on, killing him instantly.
The following persons together with
many others left here on the harvest-
ers' excursion to Manitoba Tuesday.
-J. Heywood Mrs. H. Gill, Percy Cann
H. Towle, Ed Sanders, of Stephen, Tom
Welsh, John Morley Crediton.
The street cars ran Sunday at
Cornwall to carry an excursion of Ca-
tholic Foresters from Montreal to St.
Lawrence Park. The Lord's Day Al-
liance met in the eveniug and condetnn-
ed the company's action and decided
to prosecute the offenders.
Fatality at Blyth.
Blyth,Aug. 17,-A sad fatality oc-
curred here this morning about ten
o'clock. Mr. Wm, Cooper, contractor
of Clinton, while on the scaffold of Mr.
McKinnon's new residence, Dinsley st.,
fell about 30 feet, and died in about
twenty minutes afterwards Mr. Cooper
was one of the best known men in the
metes.
General Fitzhugh Lee spent some time
with the President, going over tbe con
dltions of Cuban ate. While no ant
nouncement was made, the nupression
prevailed that General Leo would be ono
ef the Cuba military eormuissioners,
be nanted within a few days..
A.I.B.Efalay TROUBLESOME.
One Class of Cubage Wlao Will Not
Itecognixe the .4414%1*W:it,
Santiago de Cuba, Aug. 16,-Troultie
With the Cubans is breeding. Their Attie
tude 15 elle of sullen hostility towards
America. The bettor class In Cuba fever
the annexotion of the island te the 'United
Stotes. end a majority of the inassos are
ready to work. Alla accept the shelter and
promotion afforded by an Americen pro.
teetorato; but they are influenced by O
Certain class of rebid ureters tend hreedere
a sedition and rebellion agoinst anothing
en:melting of law mid artier. This Miltorn.
matory class a:emends and urges the
recognItion of Cuba for Cubans and
spurns all offers or suggestions tending,
to prosperity under an American Korea -
karate and excites popular discouteut.
Their (taste() to the Cubans is to remelt -
eta all offers at peace or a cessation of
hostilities, and to look upon the arrnistice
as an agreement betWeen the LTnited
States and Spain An their own account
and not binding upon the free and indef.
pendent sate of Cuba. whose Ilitereti
army not only repudiates pacification, but
will ignore the armistice to tbe point of
continuing to wage war and shooting
every Spaniard in the field.
Cucle Sam Will Have to Pay Tliem.
Sautiago de Cuba, Aug. I0. -A secret
MoetIng was held last night at the Palace
between tbe commanding officers of the
American army and. the Cuban leetiere,
The striate/it sooreoy was maintained, but
it can be said with good authority Ghat
Gomm' Garcia was present The limiting
lasted. ane hour and a half. The informa-
tion obtained is to tbe effect that the
Cuban situation was thoroughly review-
ed, and that It was resolved to disband
the Cuban army, and that the United
States shonld pay the men off. Tide
involves the expenditure of $16,000,000,
but it Is most important to the prosperity
of the island., whose wealth is entirely
agricultural, nobody, planter or former,
dazing to eultivate his lands while in-
surgents aro in the field, raiding. and
burning.
BLANCO RAS misiotenna.
Re Did 'Not whin to Superintend the
Evacuation. or Cuba.
Madrid, Aug. 16. -The Government
has received front Captain -General Blanco
a despatch tendering bis resignation,
The reason given by General Blanco for
resigning is that ho does not wish to
superintend the evacuation of Cuba. The
Government is also informed that General
Auguste Governor-General of the Philip-
pines, tvill leave elanila for Spain by the
first mail steamer, giving his temmand
to the second rank.
• The next Cabinet Council will consider
tbe question of summoning the Cortee,
Senor Sagasta, the Premier, is hopeful
that the Ministers will bo agreed upon
this point.
MANILA. 11.i.S FALLEN.
4. London Business House's Noes Con-
firmed From Madrid.
London, Aug. 16. -Tho Westininster
Gazette says le has received from a Lon-
don business :house a report that Manila
bas fallen. The report comes tram the
firtrz's Hong Kong agent.
Confirmed From Madrid.
Madrid, Aug. 16. -According to La
Corresponctencia de Espania the slimed.
er of Manila occurred after the last
attacks made upon the city.
Reign of Terror at Madrid.
Chicago, Aug. 16.-A Record special
from Madrid says:
A perfect reign of terror prevails here.
The editors of several Republican news-
papers have been thrown into prison and
others have sought safety in flight.
The impending revolution is slow in
coining, but when it does come all the
authorities now occupying the scene will
fall without resistance. They are utterly
incapable of defending their position.
Shipmeut of Spanish Soldiers.
Santiago de Cuba, Aug. 16, -The
Spanish steamer Isla de Luzon sailed
yesterday morning for Spain, having on
board 2,136 Spanish soldiers. The Isla de
Panay will probably sail to -day.
Rough Riders Returned.
New York, Aug. 16. -The Rough
Riders are home. With Col. Theodore
Roosvelt and Fighting Joe Wheeler they
have reached Montauk Point. They came
on the transport Miami.
Lightning Struck Soldiers.
Lithia Springs,Ga., Aug. Ie. -During
a terrific thunerstorm here lightning
struck Camp Hobson. Seven soldiers are
in the hospital seriously hurt.
Drowning at Kingston.
Kingston, Aug. 16. -Leslie Macpher-
son, S -years -old, son of J. A. Macpherson,
advertising agent, was drowned in the
bay at the foot of Ontario street yester-
day, where he had been in swimming.
Mrs. Johnson's Barns Burned.
Hollancl Landing, Ont., Aug. 16. -At
county of Hurou, and very highly re. 10 o'clock last night the barn, stables
speeted. Ile leaves a widow and fam and driving sheds belonging to Mrs.
Joseph Johnson, who lives a mile north
ily to mourn his lo6s, or hare. were consumed by ilre.
fialf-ilearted Depreelatioo.
London, Aug. semi-official :
Journal de St. Petemburg, ea yesterday's
issue. deprecates the tone oethe British
press and says: "Russia, cedes not CCU",
template fresh acquisition M the far East.
Her only obtect is to preserve the advan
tage recently gabled, The Russian Gov,
crummy does no desire to Injure the
economle interests of Great Britain Any
more than those cd any other power." 3
r.g,NotEt SHORE ittataSTION.
ra Chamberlain WM Appoiat a Com-
mission te Settle Matters.
St. John's, Neld., Aug. 103 -•The
Colonial 6o net yesterday received
a deepateh front lieu. Joseph Chen).
berlate, British Seeretore Of State for 'the
Celettles, steting that Her ntajeetes
Govermuent had deeitied to atiPoint
Rope Commis:sten to enquire ram the
steteo affaire on tbe Newfountiletid
French treaty shore, and. its to legislative
or other measurer requireil to caret, out '
the treaty.
C.A.NARA. WINS.
*Try,
Dominion, Sane Boum Firat. Beating the
Vlialteogee
Xialitreal, Aug. 16. -The Dominion.
the Canadian boat, won the second or the
international yacht races yesterday,
defeating the Amorisan boat by te
Minutes 47 seconds on a linvallo triengu-
lar course, in a light breeze.
Staten:mine Men in Trimble.
Queenstown, Aug, 10.-J. W. Jago,
Met officer ot the White Sar Line steam.
2r Brila;filliC, WAS diaettarged yesterday ;
on the charge of robbing the mails and. ;
smuggling, but was JunnediatelY re•
arrested upon a warrant issued at the re.
quest of the United eleates Embassy.
charging him with embezzlement tmd
larceny.
London, Aug, 10. -Ar HOW Street
Police Court yesterday Daniel Wood,
steward of the Cunard Line steamship
Lueania, who was arrested for alleged
complicity with Jago, was released on
his own recognizance to attend when
called for.
nit Bard by Aanericen Competitions
London, Aug. 16. -Owing to the dis-
quieting growth of American cionmeti-
don In the tan -plate ;rade, the Welsh
manutteturere are being put to serious
shifts in order to maintain their position
as the controllers of the tin-plate indus-
try. They an now endeavoring to force
their workmen to take lower wages,
employing for that purpose the threat to
introduce into their establishments a
now patented tinning Innehine, winch bas
just been inventea, and which does away
with xnost of tho work of Unman, requir-
ing only one attendant. This tunable is
said to be In successful operation at the ,
Monanotttlishire tinoiluto works.
It's Very Hot In London.
London, Aug. 16.-Yestorday was ttio
hottest dny London has known for a long
time, The St. John's ambulance staff was
out in fell force, and treated scores of
eases of heat prostration. Upwara of 150
euses bad bean1 1
hospitals before e o'clock in tile after-
noon. A number of policemen 'were over-
come. The surgeons found that their
prostration was due to swelling of the
legs and feet, produced by the heat from
the aspbalt and Wood. paving on which
they stood.
CRIMINALS CAPTURED
Vie Johnson Family of Counteafeitors at
last in the Law' CitAtehea-Catiliht
ou Canadian
Detroit, Aug, 16. -David Henry John-
son, the youtigest of the four Johnson
brothere, notorious counterfeiter% waa
arres tete early yestereay morning at the
house of Joseph Jt Wets earner,
living two tunes from lineebeine Essex
County, Canada. Johnson was locked up
at police headquarters at Windsor.
fle Vas the third of the falatiie to he
arrested in this city within the last Week.
Two of the other brothers, Charles and.
Edmund, were arrested Imre Friday.
The fourth brother, John, alias "hang,"
Johnson, in Kingston Penitentiary,
Cenade,
Tatum Johnson is known to the pollee
unit secret service as the most dangerous
Inall in tide country, and the whole
Mildly were artists to their lino. The
man arrested yesterday eluded even see-
Pielon for the last 10.years, The official
seeret service says there is positive proof
that David Johnson, though only Se
yeare old, was the author 02 counterfeit
bills in lee% and. the authorities, have
been looking for the man olio did this
job ever since the Mils first carne into
eimulation. The bills in nuestion aro tie
ROWS, With heads of HAnneek and.
Windent. The counterfeit Hancock note
tante Mat 10 years ago. The difference
between it and the original IS in the
elenatere and, in the vignette. The dis-
crepancy is so small that Many experts
have been fooled, The Windom ree note
was issued Aug. 4, tddl, and the illeitoo
tion was diameered in ISM.
Ttie dersective force Of this city has
boon looking up evidotwo against the
Johnsons or a long time, More than
three months ago they mut to work. and
the first point scored was the erred of
Charles and Etimune. Saturday last the
helm itt which David land been
was searched, end hollow piece behind
the ease board beemom panel Was re-
m:ore:I, touching a spring, Mel showing a
enudi teibinet, Detitetives. found in here
plates and other apparatus Mr Making
counterfoil money; also betwvon 67,00e
and e10,000 in counterfeit notes. A letter
was found in the house giving informa-
tion of the death of Wethereld of Blen-
heim, who is relative of the Johnsons.
Detroit officers, with Officer Mahoney,
visited Itienbeitu, and Maloney made
the arrett, Johneon was very obstinate,
hut was Anally taken to Windsor, and
sAye he will tight extradltion to the Ilse,
In ettarehing rho house of the other
brothers, the officers found a. largo
number of dies and coloring. The Amine
are regarded as of the utmost imminence.
Washington authorities connect the
Johnsons with the issue of a number et
Other Wile, including 51.00 silver certifi-
cates, which are among the best counter.
felts ever thrived out. Treating note.;
with glycerine gives them the appear-
ance of having been used, Johnson is
married and has two children. lie lived
in Detroit more than a year uudor the
guise of a traveling agent.
David Floury Johnson, youngest Of the
four Johnsen brothers, was arraigned
before commissioner Bartlete of Windsor
yesterday and deoldd to come across
Without extratlitiou papers,
Dewey Was Struck by an Express.
Niagara. Palls, Ont., Aug. 16.-Pred-
eriek Dewey, locomotive foreman of the
Michigan Central Railroad at Montrose,
was walking on the tmok, from the yards
to the junction, when be was struck
behind the bead and killed instatitly,
although the engineer tried to attract his •
attention by' wbistling. He seemed not
to notice it. Dewey was about 70
years of age. He leaves a wife, who is at
present visiting relatives in Chicago.
Killed in the Klondike.
Ottawa, Aug. 16.-A letter received in
the city announces that Francois Mar-
leau, son of Napoleon. Marleau of Bull,
has been suffocaeed to death while dig-
ging a claim in the Klondike. Ho was
overcome by the gas. He left for the gold
fields about two years ago, and is sup.
posed to have accumulated considerable
wealth.
Governor of New Guinea.
London, Aug. 16.-Tbe Queen bas
approved the appointment of Mr. George
Runyon le Hunte, C.M.G., Colonial
Secretary of Mauritius, to be Lieutenant -
Governor of British New Guinea, in
succession to Sir William MaoGrogor,
M.D., K.C.M.G., C.B., who is retiring
from that office.
A Dive of 115 Feet.
St. Louis, Me., Aug. 16. -On a wager,
Miles McDonald, a teamster, dived from
the top rail of Hada' Bridge into the
Mississippi River and came out uninjur-
ed. The distance from the rail to the
water is 116 feet, and the water is about
25 feet deep.
Barrie Votes for Municipal Lighting.
Barrie, Aug. 16. -By a majority of 170
votes in a total of 586 freeholders of this
town carried a bylaw yesterday to raise
$85,000 for the installatioh of a municipal
electric lighting plant.
Portuguese Government Resigns.,
Lisbon, Aug. 16. -The Ministry has
resigned and Senor Luc:lino has been
charged with the task of forming a now
Cabinet.
Hail Destroys 20,000 Aeres of Grain.
Carring3on, N.D., Aug. 16.-A hail.
toortri, destroying 20.000 acres of grain,
has swept over the western part of Foster
and Eddy Countiee.
3IONUMENT TO WOLFE, Toxn.
lin rut, holiday Clothes In Honor
of the Great Irishman.
Aug. 16. -The whole city
en fete In couneCtien with the laying of
the foundatiott stone of the monument
In memory of Wolfe Tono. Delegates are
In attendance from the 'United States,
Australia, South Africa, enenceandItaly.
There was an 1nm:wise procession to
the site of the monument, A memorial
car, contaluing the foundation etoue.
which was decorated with flags presented
by the Daughters of Erin '08 Association
of Now Ye& City, preceded the promote
1 .
On the return of the Belfast contingent
to that etty at 11 o'elook hist night a
fierce conflict ensuoa betwe.en the con-
tingent and a hostile crowd, which bntl
gatbereti, and was awaiting their arrival.
'....itones and other mibsiles were thrown
and many parsons were slightly injured,
and a number of windows 114ere broken.
TUE Or ErtEC CON1i'1RENCE.
etr. .yoseent Pope Will Not ...Vat as Joint
Secretary.
Toronto, Aug. 16. -Mr. Joseph Pope,
Assisstant Secrete** Of State. will not
act as joint secretary with Mr. Demesne
as bas been stated In the Conservative
press, but will be in attendance at Que-
bec during rho sittings of the commis
sioners to assist them in the presentation
of the Canadian ease, particularly in
regard to the. Atlantic fisheries question,
upon which he has prepared an elaborate
brief,
EXETER MARKETS. I THE PALACE
(Changed every Weduesday) a...era...a...wee"
Wheat per bushel 05 to 67
Flour per ova e.15
Earley 35 to 42
Oats 21 to 2.6 . •,. 'Loa\
Peas 50- to .52-
Batter*11 to 12
Eggs. .. . te
l'otatoes perbag 85, to 90
Hay per tog 5 00 to 0,00
Dried Apples per ih , 4
YOUR
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TURNING
GRAY'?
What does your say?
Does It tell you of sotne
e alts of gray? Arc you
aasecl? DO your Meads of
the saute age show tlik loss
Sitopower also,
Alst remember that gray
Itak never becomes 4441m
without lido, willo doh hair
Oqcovocs gr* *tea
oA• cettc Otago begins.
Darn and Season's Crop Burned.
Highfield, Aug. 16.-A spark from a
passing train sot fire to the stubble in a
held belonging to Peter Wardlaw, con
cession A, Etobleoke, and before it WW1
observed bed spread to the barn. The
last load of grain off 00 acres was stand
ing on the thresbold, and when it was
run out it was in flames. The whole of
this season's crop was consuined, together
with some pigs, live stock and imple-
ments. Much difficulty was experienced
in saving the house.
Orange and Green.
Ottawa, Aug. 16. -As the Orange
Young Britons of Ottawa, several hun-
dred strong, were marching to °buret]
Sunday in celebration of the opening at
the Derry gates, they encountered a
funeral of a prominent Catholic. While
the cortege passed the bands ceased play •
ing and the procession stood with heads
bared, winning for themselves the thanks
of a host of Catholics.
Cataract Power From Hainilton.
Hamilton, .Aug. 16. -In a very few
days the Cataract Power Company win
be supplying power to Hamilton concerns
from the turbines near St. Catharines.
The wiring is completed and the =chip-
ery is now beteg tested. It is said beet
5,000 borse-power is available.
A. War Correspondent Dead.
London, Aug. 16• •
-Mr A. F. Mac-
donald, who aceenenaniecl tbe expedition
which was sent out in the hope of rescu-
ing General Gordon from Khartoum, as
correspondent, is dead, Tho depeased was
by birth a Canadian.
Sorry That Col. Hay Is Leaving:.
London, A lig. 36. - The afternoon
papers, withoet exception, express regret
at the probable return of Ambassador
Hay: to the United States to succeed
Secretary Day.
tete'
yens
Vigor
will bring back to your hair
the color of youth. It never
fails. It is Just as sure as
that hot melts snow, or that
water quenelles fire.
It cleanses the scalp also
and prevents the formation of
dandruff. It feeds and nour-
ishes the hulas at tile hair
making them produce a luxu-
riant growth. It stops the
hair from falling outand gives
a fine soft !hush to the hair
as well.
We bales a book 00 the Ilair and
Scalp wale!" eon may obtain tree
urylotiludOsiiat awn sot Um herieata
41;0:.141iitaci
mtrirfIcathe tobougiLe th°
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CHEAP •T
Lorilitk11
& Co.'s mill and «bees) box lac
tory at Cliesloy were destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Bugle Fiddle of North Gower
Township banged herself to a door
knob.
Mr. Jobn alarridge was struck and
ItIlled by a Grand Trunk 'engine at In-
glewood.
Are Yon Weak and Nervous 1'
The readers of the Advocate can ob.
min valuable information free of
charge by writing, to Dr G. IL Boinurrz
9.52 Woodward Ave., Detroit, 'Miele
Only those at:twine needing help, who
realize the danger oi neglect or lrn.
proper treatment and who want a per
manent cure are requested to apply.
Address as above, Doming this paper
Mr. W. II Edmonds of London wee
in his office when a bullet crashed
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A Book for Young and Old.
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Cor. Michigan Ave. and Shelby St.
DETROIT, MICH.
A xnau Mita consider his purchase
well these times; he must buy where
he eau do the best.
Loot at some of these. figures;
Pants mode w order, all
wool Leavy tweeds $24:00
Suits O.'S°
Overcoats IWO
Black Worsted suits a spec-
ial, $12,00
Our S20 blacks heat all
ethers at S'43. Come and 139a
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Bicycles 111
Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek first a goad
wheel. We can furnish you any ot
the best wheels made, at lowest prim
Musical.
Do you want anything in the
musical line, We have a choice lot
of Pianos and organs, call and in -
spent them heforebuying elsewhere
A full stock
Of sewing 'machines, baby car
riages, etc, etc,
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Try IAN'S COUGH BALSAM
for Coughs, Colce and Bronchialtrouble
in old or young.
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WINER'S LINAMENT
which is an excellent remedyfor
Cramps, Pains, 'Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and Miluenza.
The Old. Reliable, Winan,s COLI•
dition Powders,
still holds first place in the market.
Also Lotion for scratehms on horses
and Condition Powder for same
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OVER
LOADED.
Every incoming freight train,
since last January, empties part
of its cargo on our floors, and the
new things have crowded every
foot of our large floor space.
WE ARE NOT
hurrying you to purchase, but
many prefer to get as near as
possible the first choice of new
assortments. Our stool: of Fur-
niture of all kinds was never
more complete. Purchasers get
from us always the
LOWEST PRICES
and the advantage of all thestudy i
of styles and of the most perfect i
Itaste that we can command.
S. GIDLEY & SON I
Furniture Dealers & Undertakers.
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