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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-9-18, Page 5TBE exam tworatr, published ewes' 'Theretolay Morning at the Offiee, 1.014INe$TRET, ESSETgR. -13y the- ADVIDOATS PUeL I $1.11NO COMPANY =us D SUBSCIIIIMON. Oze Doiler per annum if paid ineetlYance. $1,50 if not so smel.. .714,8,vorelossag 7'4;1414 •;AZ,, -$142P1434c14.- tti.9?4,. No paper diseoetieued mail all arrearattee aropaid. Advertisement% without epeciflestdhnettone will be published until forbid end chervil epeosdingne Libemititseount made for transeient advertieemente insetted tor tome periolls. E$tery deecriptiort 0 .10B PRINTING turned out ia the finest style, and at moderate rates. Chews, money orders, ne,, for advertising, subseriptiens, ete., to be metie payable Olkas.11. Sanders APITOR AN PROP Rroresstonal u. KINSMAN, L & Int. A. It S- mAN, /LILS,, liner graduate ot Toone. lipsiveristo. nEwrxsTis. Teeth estmeted witheat Silw pain. Or au Ind effete Oe b* Wasmett'e Bleck west sgdo Nain street, - DR. D. ALTODMRSON (D.D.S. LAS, Honer Graduate ef Inronto Vairertitr reed Royal Cellegeot Metal Swann of Ontaxim Ain Peet Oradeate et Mingo Scheel ot Preetbetio leentietery (with henorable eneotlean enteniouie, Gobi nit lagermite Platee made in the oeatestmanneepoosibles perter14, narntlese a vabcac, used ter painless entraetioa of teeth. Oltee QM doer totals et Carling Itroe. store, Venter neelleel T. P. Metter ORLIN. MES 1.31 OF TIIR College of Plonitine 4114 Ragouts Ontario, a -enter:. henna and Ansi:Atm. Oakes, mop voisOrit. Jebat Wileen. °Alec anti Ileeklence, eens Awe Lonton Ont. Speelel attention seaseset women. Oltieehoure, 12.30 to 4 118 EXP"IITS DEDItEASE4 1.1 ,raiE ttEPORTS. sofT oRE STA,AusTtCS Fon FIRST mom' siorecus or Tots YEAR. Like the running,r brook, the red blood that flows through the veins has to come from somewhere. The springs of red blood are found in the soft core of the bones called the marrow and some say red blood also comes from the spleen. Healthy bone marrow and healthy spleen are full of fat. Scott's Emulsion makes new blood by feeding the bone marrow and the spleen with the richest of all fats, the pure cod liver oil, For pale school girls and invalids and for all whose blood is thin and pale, Scott's Emulsion is a pleasant and rieh blood food. It not only feeds the blood -making organs but gives them strength to do their proper work, Solid for free eample. SCOTT DOWNS', VI:mullets. Toeento, Ontario, en. and Pon; till titnifists. SIFTON CASE POSTPONED, Gerald $ifton, cherged with the OM - 11 crime of murdering his tether, must ferther a•keitit 1istrial. Two yeas ago last summer he was pieced behind the han-aud yet be must milt There way be It special court, but the chanc- es are that Sifton will be compelled to P. Map:41Sb in jail until the winter assiz- es. His wife is bitterly disappointed, and SUMO N said to be on the verge of dear,. 14egal. TAXCHSON es CARLIN% BARRISTERS. SALIM. tars.. Neearks, Caeweenewe. Commissional. Selleitewater Median rani:. eke. Meney Inn at genet raten of haWreate .021ves, Mein street.Ricter. 1.R. emetase,11.4., • L. II. Diane 01.11.14104 (Stroreen to 101ient 0.14. reanl Barrister, Sallrlter. Netary Pot:lir:Cam . =mt. Vv.'. Money ta tenet %mate ratee et Ito Olney, Malts etreen Renter. 111101 . , Livened Auctioneer for the Counties ot perm and stiddlolex. rtlestewunip of relserne. Sales promptly ed tone tenni- re:minable. Sales orraned P t tte The Molsons Bank (Chartered by Parliament, 1933 ) Head 0The1Met-twat. Paid up Capital., 500,000 Reserve Fund... ....... -2450,000. JAS. ELLIOTT, G netenet. MaeLeoten. --EXETER BRAIN.Z011- mese bcur:-10 a.m. to 3 pau; Saturdays 10 amt. te it p.m. A. gen era! banking busin ees transacted Money advansed to good Fanners at lowest rates. 'Savings remit Depneite from el and upwards receiv- ed. Interest allowed at legiteet current rates. 'Mama; t:Cian,IN0, D. Menne, Solieltors. Manager. -C-RED'ITON ROLLER MILLS. ff/D*0=1.0V>=3I:00.00C.CC-041100C We are giving excellent satisfaction since Re- modelling our mill. GRISTING and CHOPPING DONE PROMPTLY. 14. SlAtEITZER Ntroca's. Pliositedine, The Great Znglish Itenzedy. • '•7 Sold and recomll mended by a j druggists in Canada. Only nil - able medicine discovered. Six $' packages guaranteed to cure all 'forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse -or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive nae of To- bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price, one package $1, six, $6. One wilt please, six UM cure. -Pamphlets free to any addrees. Tho Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. Woods Phosphodine is solcl in Exeter by J. \Ir. Browning and 0. Lutz Druggists. EXETER Re al Estate Exchange, • The Sale, Purclatise and Exchange Of Village ancl farm lands and properties negotiated at reasonable rates of com- mission, . roe Sale, Several Valuable Farris ie HAY, ITSI3ORNE,-STEPHEN and MeGILL- II/RAY.; also Three very desirable Re- sidence properties in Exeter. Partns Wanted. We have purchasers for good farm and in the vicinity of Exeter, or who will Exchange. APPLY TO Wm. BaAlden,. David Mill, ValnatOr. Manager. OFFICES:Dickson & Carling's New 131o'cilt-, Exeter. LONDON TOWNSHIP RMER .K1 T4LED, Thorudale, Ont. Sept, 12, --Mr. Fen, ton Fitzgerald, a highly reepeeted and prominent :farmer of London township, was inettuitly killed at his home to. day by Wittig off a milk sterni. It appears he Went up on top of the milk stand to empty a :can of milk, and :when coining down, slipped and fell, breaking his neek. Judge- W. W. Fitzgerald, of Welland, formerlY ot Louden, is IL brother, A Wife ,three on and :five daughters stitreive. WANTED, We would like to ask through the columns of your paper, if there is any eereon who has used Green's Aug- ust blower for the cure a Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and. Liver troubles that has not been cured -We also mean their result& snob as Sem" stomache, fermentation of food, habitual eostive- Loess, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feeling, sleeplessness -in feet any trouble connected with the stomache or liver? This medicine has been sold for many years in ell °NUN. ed countries, and we wish, to corres- pond with you and send you one of our hooks free of cost If you never tried August Flower, try one bottle first We have never known of its failing, If so, something more serious is the matter with you. Ask yoor old- est 41ruggist. Sold by O. Lree, The Farmer's success Depends Upon His Freedom From Disease and Suffering Paine's Celery Compound Is the Medicine That Has Made Thousands of Coun- try Toilers Well and Strong, • There are thousands of farmers in our land who are rich in broad acres and gold, yet lack that true wealth known as good health. It is a, melaticholY fact that mezi ttud' women in the country. :breathing the purest air and drinking from God's bubbling fat-nit:tins and limpid springs are liable to the sante diseases and ail- ments that come thick and fast to city 'apple. We find rheumatism, neural- gia, debility, dyspepsia; kidney and liver ttoubles end , blood disea ses al - .most as common in the farmer's fam- ily as they are in city homes. Paine's Celery Compound,, Heaven's best blessing to the farisaing commun- ity has done for the banishment of deend .disease and the building:up of boalth than any Other combined. med- icines. Mr.' G. ,L Sniye, a well knOWn fernier of Sheffield, Onr; says: "It is with gpeat pleasure that I tes-, tifyto the value of your great medi- icine, Paine's Celery Compound. For nearly two years I 'suffered froni - indi- gestion, kidney and liver 'troubles. After trying several medicines that didnot effect a cure, rdecided to try yorir Orniippiand: .Baore Usingit was so low in health that e weld. :not eat ot.sleen, I Could pot -lie in bed owing to the pain in my back; it was only by resting on elhoWs ancl knees '1 was enabled to obtain a slight degree of ease. Before Thad fully taken.' cine bctttle of your medicine 1 began to int, prove. 1 have,noW taken fourteen bottles in all with grand residts, : Lim a farmer and alb now working every day. Any one may'refer to inc in re- gard to these statements, or to any of ray neighbors,areund Sheffield,- Where I ant Well known... 1 am a living wit- ness to the -worth of Paine's Cc.dert.- . . Compounsl.. Nearly $1.00,000,00e Less--Inexeose iJ imports -rolling Off in 'Export of Ileenelstoffe, Partlenlarly Corn • nod Witenta • Gooel. Peraano r.or litve 8toc1.74-, Wheat is viroteg. Monday 'Evening, Sept. 15., Toronto St, lunwrenee Marieet. Dusineas was dull on the street Merkel; teelay, With light revenue of all eiids of feria produce-, excepting grain and hay, Prices were generally steady, but potatoes were higher. Wheat -Two JaundreO boshela sold lower OSe. 2e0 lombels of red 1n lower at olc tind 21Jblisbele of noose 134e nigher at elae to eniliee. One load of sprion Sold 2.e. loweP ' I .3 64t: per beano. Oats--;Twelye lontared bushels ot oew Waehington, Sept. 1:Q. -The total ex- eeistielf.ye_kewlseer beutuMrsoc to0J;141y24- 494 ports of the United States fer the eight hia'ber at 400 to -13.e, mouths ended August $1 were. wee:31,085'e at $Ueiga'Ase,50". p°01r4t4Q.10159t1 el5 tati 19s, against $9392329,341 for the same et new $150. lower ar ea 5o to 314$ period last year. The inmorts were $614,105,3a7, against $570,65P,750 as year. The 4*M of 0,,/pprts. WAS Straw -One load seta $1 Waiter at $11 per ton. Yegetables-Tne scarcity oi potaiOPS was a feature and the demand was keen. Prlees were 2.0e higher at 60e to 70e per Imeleel 519,811, agentet $35'0,0.78,585 last year- litgitetifiltige°5$1Vrkt Iv" 11'17 For this period the exports of 13reade t'141110-4 at .0:25 tloer.9.4‘opr:wtsad 4tuft from the United States amounted Tee vieeele Si' to $108,0041076. For the sante period wheo t;, .1.1 000 20 8-0 00Q 1-4.3.09.703 of 1901 the total was $192,800,004. The c total exports ef provisions were 01Ine 841,030, against $124,977.173 for tho same period of the year before. C'attle end hogs were sent abroad to the value of $15,448,024. while in 1001 the total was 24,718,405. The exports of cotton for the twelve months e,nded August 31 con- sisted of 6,715,793 bales, valued et 5294.- 270,100, agaillet 0,639,931 halee, velued at 8317,$16,429, for the twelve months end- ed August 31, 1901. The exports of mineral Dile were valued at $43,93%4710 against $45.993.177. Corn, wheat and all other artieles of breatistuffe Showed a heavy falling off, that in corn being due to the short crop. Corn, for in- stance, bad beeu sent abroad for the eight menthe ended August 31, 1901, ter the value of $4,3,050,351, while for the eight months of this year the total le 04,440,419, 111ET1ODisT A L)U'S, ,11.4o General Conference Iteration to Chouge ate notes, Winnipeg, Sept. 16. ----The vexed amusement question. whieli ha* agitat- ed Methodist Conferences for many years, was once more up for cllieuselen 'old, but, as in previous years, the highest court refused to make y change in the "foot -note," und add - d empliaeis by refusing even to debate the eubjeet. This end was not reached without the eollStamption of conaderable time, however, and the application of elosure was a source of irritation which euniiderable number of delegates were unable to conceal. Several amendments were offered, mainly in the direction of making the provision admonitory rather than peremptory, but all met deNat un- der huge avalanehea of opinion. Tho eubject was 'handled amid a constant buzz of excitement owing to the many conflicting views, and the tangled web at times taxed the minds of the bright- est intellects, but the veteran General Superintendent, with that rare genius for presiding which he always exhibits, ran stifely through, and after moments of the highest tension added a dash of humor to lighten the situation. no application of closure was a disappoint- ment to many people, and has causeti not a little heart -burning. Earlier in the day Conference attirmea the principle that tbe term of the General Superne tendent should be eight years, tints eettling n delicate question. They also gave authority for the appointment of Neal Superintendents of Sunday schools, in various Conferences, and deeidea hat Sunday school committee.; of an- nual Conference shall be standing com- mittees. DROWNED rOILT MOPE. .•••I Two Young Women Lore Their Lives While Boating, Port Ilope, Sept. 10. -One of the sad- dest drowning accidents in years hap- pened here last night, when Miss Annie Midden, daughter of Captain James Haddon, and Miss Annie Trawin, daugh- ter of Mr. Henry Trawin of this town, lost their lives while boating outside the harbor. There were four young ladies in the boat at the time of the accident, the alisses Hadden, Miss Flo Embleton and Miss Trawin. The young Indies were apparently trying to make landing at the steps on the east side of the east pier, when the accident hap- pened. All were supposed to have been standing upright in the boat, holding on to the edge of the pier, when the boat shoved out, precipitating all four into the water. John Fox, a young man who was close by, managed to rescue two of them, but before he could get the re- maining two out of tire water they were beyond- medical aid. Drs. Corbett, Ald- rich and Powers were summoned as quickly as possible, but could render no assistance. seousaanatileG. OF THE NITHSDALE. Captain and 'Thirteen Nen Believed to be Lost. Colombo, Ceylon, Sept. 16. --It is now learned that the 13ritish steamer Niths- dale, news of the grounding of which on a reef south of Cardiva Island (one of the -Maldive Islands in the Indian Ocean), September S, was ieecived here on Fri- day, has foundered. Part of her crew llas been 'brought to this port. The captain and thirteen men are believed to have been drowned. • . THE PREEMAN INQLEST. Itestat ol the PoNt-ntortent-King? Story Corroborated. Rodney, Sept. 10. -The inquest into the cleath of ,Tames William Freeman was resumed here before Dr. Dorland, Coroner: The only new evidence intro- duced was that of Drs. Webster of Wcit Lorne and Lawrence and Buncombe •of St. -Thomas, who made the post-mortem examination. They found all the organs in a healthy condition, and that death was caused by the gunshot wound in the head. They corro%orated the state- ment as to Xing's confession, and said that the Wound could only be caused in the manner he had deseribed'in his con- fession. The battiest was •adjourned for a day. pt.15,e0:2 Sept,16,1.11 Sept.18,'00 nesno.000 L.,502,000 5,602,000 Oats 4,092,000 8.475.000 10,347,000 Bye 587.000 1.0L9,000 794.(100 Marlei s. 3'..43.000 1.12o,000 650,090 Wheae Increased 035.000 bosheis the east week; a year ago it locreased ge432teee bush.' XtrIttel4 Cattte litorleoes. melon. Sept. 15. -No market to -day, rdars ptlece :-Volted States cattle, canatilane. Sheen 9.40, trerpool, Sept. 13.-Cituadaq Mettles OM; eep, 03. 310ntreal Live Stoehr. Montreal. Sept. 15. -There were about 500 et lautehers' cottle, 110 entree end 1,000 :sheep foul latelts °gored tor sale at the Fatt End Abottelr to-dey- The lintetters were yreseut In large numbers and there was a good demand for everything pretty good in the beef line, but common stock Voutittue to bring tow rates. 4 peir of goad steers wore eold 4,54.00 pee too tbs, not none or the others brought owe ijA end from tbat down to 3111,1 per lb for pret- ty good ranee weiie tile vonmion stock sold at from 21.ie to ec per lb. Calves sou t from 52.5e to ere each, or trent Mee to per 8). Sheep sold at front 3e to Mo and !was at from 31see to 4e per lb, Good lots ot fat hogs sou at about Te per lb, weighed or the ears. Mae* Cattle ZIlarleet. Mast Puff:Ito, Sept. 15.-Cattle-Rece3pte, 4.490 head: good to choice eteere street:, ; butchers' gre.des 10e to 150 higher; common aud medium gradee steady: Prime steers. 57.25 to e7.30; eltelee 1,200 to 1,500 lb steers, 50%0 to 57' fair to "awl, 55.50 to 50.g3; choice 1.014 to 1.130"lbs, 55.30 to $0.23; fair o good. 51.75 to $3.40; eleolee Itelfere. 53.43 to 50; fair to mon, 51 to 34.50; light to tar. 53 00 53.00; best tat cows, 51.50 to 0: fair to coot; 55.50 to 54.25: eanuers 00 0011141/031. 51.51:1 to $.3; ex- port bens, 54 to 14.50; buteltera% $3.23 to *3.75; seusage. 52eS3 to 53.23; good front cows end. eprIngers strong, $2 to r. higher; CAnerli0R very dull; choice caws, 550 tu 580; fair to good, 555 te 515; cerutueu, 520 to 525; good feeders null stockers. actlre de. mane antl steady; common 10* to 15e lower; feeders, $1 to 54.05: stockers. 53.50 te 51.10; stook heifers. 52.75 to 53.50. wilds, GOO; strong; 25e higher; tops. 3545 to 55.50; fair te good, 50.75 to *Tarn cam - mon to light. 55.50 to 56.50. Ilaga-140^ geons. 23,000 bead; stron„- on good weights, sitea$13, on others: heavy, 58.10 to 53.50; mixed, 57.50 to 58; Yorkerto. 57.65 to 57.73; light tio. 57.25 ta 57,50; pigs, 57.25 to 57.:15; roughs, 50.75 te 57.10; stags. 55 to grassers, 57 to 5740; dairies, 57.50 to 57.75 ellteep and lambs-Recelptit. 14,500 head ; opened strong; sheep rentalued firm; lambs muted off 10e to 13e; top iambs, 55.75 to 50: fair to good. 55.50 to $3,70; cults to com- mon, $4 te 54.25; yearlings. $4 to 54.50; f, f me. 51.83: wethers, 54 to $4.23: ewes. 53.2a to 53.73; sheep, top mind, 53.75 to 54; fair to good, 53.25 to 53.50. Chteago Live Stook. Chicago. Sept. 13.-Cattle-Iteeelpts, 22.- 000, Inclu(Ong 230 Texan, 9,000 westerns; slow and steady 00 100 lowers. gooa to prime steers. 57.50 to 55.60; pobr to me- dium, 54.23 to $7; stockers and feeders. S2 50 tocows, $1.50 to $3: heifers 5•2.50 to .$6; canners, 51.50 to 52.50; bulls: t2.25 to 55.50; calves, $3 to 57; Texas fed teen. 340 to 54.50; western steers, e3.73 to 53.00, Hogs -Receipts to.dny. 24,000' 10c to 13c hIgher; enter, weak; inkrete and Innebersn :$7.45 to 58; good to choice beim, $7.1.10 to eS.20; romp heavy. 57,40 to 57.70; light, 57.4:7 to 58.0e; bull; of sales, 57,50 to e7.75. Slieep-itecelpts, 30,000,• steady' lambs steady; good to oludee wethers, $3.3d to 54; fair to (+Mee mixed. 52.50 to 53.25; native lembs, e3.50 to 35.50. IlIon (real Grain and Froduee. alontrent, Sept. 111.-firain-erbe market Is very quiet. Outarlo No. 2 white sold at 85c and No. 2 pens in ear lots at 7514e afloat. nye was quoted at 56e afloat, No. 3 harleY at 46e and No. 3 barley at 47c afloat, No. 2 white oats at .34lee alloat, September ship- lile t. Flour -There is a fair business at steady prices. We (motet -Choice Manitoba spring wheat patents 54 to 54.23: seconds, 53.70 to e3.05; strong bakers', 53.30 to $3.45; oiuter wheat patents, $3.75 to 34; straleht rollers., 53.50 to $3.(15; do lu bags, 51.05 to 51.75; extras, 51.60 to e1.05. Feed -There is a fair amount of business, but prices are a little irregular owing to cutting. We quote:-Manitolut bran in bags 516 to $16.50, shorts in bags 522 to e23, On- tario bran 111 bulk 515 to 515.50, shorts e22 In bulk, mouille $23 to 530, according to quality. Cheese -The market Is quiet. but there is en easier tendency. Finest Ontario, 93§c to 10e; finest townships, Oale to 91,4ce tinest Quebec, enjec to Oele; flue cheese, Ftec to 031c. Butter -There is a fair demand and prices have an upward tendency owing to outside Inquiry. Fancy townhips creamery, 19%c to 10S4c: finest townships creamery, 19%c to 10e; finest Quebec creamery, 19efic to 101/2e; finest Ontario creamery, 19e to 1014c; finest creamery, 13c to 19e; dairy butter, 10e Eggs-161%e. `here is a -fair Jobbing trade at steady prices. We quote: -Selected. 13172e to 19e; candled stock, 1014c to 17c, 111 a job- bing way; straig.c receipts, 1514c to 10c; No. 2, 131/2e to 14c in round iots. Provisions -There is it fair amouPt of business at steady prices. We quote: - Heavy Canadian short cut mess pork,$24.50 to $25; Canada short cut back pork,, $23.50 to $24; light Canada short cut clear pork, 523.50 to $24; finest kettle lard, 20 -lb pails. 1214c to 1214c; extra pure lard, in 20 -lb pails, 1014c to 1114e; choice refilled 'com- pound lard, 9c to 914e; Boar's Head brand. In 20 -lb wood palls, $2 to $2.08; Globe, $1.80 to $1.90; 20 -lb tin pails 140 per lb less; bares 12c to 14c and bacon 1.4e to 15c per lb. Leading When* Market*. • Closing previous day. Closing to -day. Cash. Dec. Cash. Dec. Chicago.. ,,..• 7214 OS% 7894 ,cp New vorli 73ty 11 le e et polls 0514 6412 MA 6314 Toledo 7314, 72'1 73% 72i Detroit, 2 red 7114 72 711e 7214 St. Louis 65 60 65 6014 "Milwaukee, 2 nor 73 buiuth, 1 bard- .. 6Sth 69% .. British. marl:vie: London,- Sept. 15.--OpenIng-Wheat, on passage quiet but steady. Corn, on passage less offering. Wheat-Bnglish country mar- kets a yesterday quiet, French quiet but London, Sept. 15. -Close -Mark Lane 0111 - ler market -'Wheat, foreign firm, English none offering; corn, American nothing do- ing, Danubian firm; four. American quiet but steady with itimrage business, L'uglish firm end lather dearer. Paris. Sept. 15.-Close-W1ieat steady ; September 20f 45, January and Apri 201 ;55c. Flour steady; Septenlber 28Z 13c., am:1- )1[1.17 and April 201 90e. i3riti3i Columbia FOrest Pires. Victoria, Sept. 15. -There has been no cessation of the forest fires. The new postollice and it new store at Mount S'tycker were burned yesterdey. Tu all parts of the districts settlers are fighting to save their homes and crops. HANGED EACH IVEMESDAY EXETER MARKETS. CI Wheat.-- . 00 ExErffi Bar)ey.., . . . . $4 35 Oats. „ . - „ 70 71 45 50 000 700 205 200 13 14 pe:e. ifFn Potatoes, per bag.. . , .. HEgidgess.: 1'00' -lbs.....-. ,• Live leoe'e, per cwt., DreeseeHoese., , Shorts per cwt. Bran per ewt.... • .... 400 050 7 75 15 5 50 790 00 100 80 Get the Most C:sat of Youi. Food You don't and can't if your stomach IA Weak. A weak stomach does not di- gest all that is ordinarily taken into it. It gets tired easily, and what it fails to digest is WaStetl, 4.111011g the signs of Cewealt stornaOil are uneasiness after eating, ate of ner- vous headache, and disagreeable belch, ing. ; have been troubled -with dyspepsia for Vara, and tried every remedy I heard or, but never got anything that gave me reltet until 1 took goett's Sarsaparilla. 1 cannot Praise this medicine too highly for the good it has done me. X always take it in the Pring and lall and would not be without IV W. 4. hbsoretr, eUev3Ue, tnit. Ifood's Sarsaparilla Strengthens and tones the etromach and the whole digestive vstern, A. MOTHER'S A.WFUL 11IISTARE. Belleville, Out.. Sept. 14 -Mrs, Rob - rim) Vilneff. of Tweed, gave her three weeks' old baby iairdnum ie mistake for pepsin. The mistake we not dis- covered till the morning, then the child was dead. BUGGY STRUCF`K BY A TRAIN Woodstock, Sept 13. ---Mrs. Albert Atchison and her daughter, of Curie's Crossing, were driving home from Woodstock market at noon to -day. when their buggy was struck by a train on the Wilson street (ironing. MrseAtchison was killed but the datigh, ter escaped with a few slight bruises, Mrs. ,A.tehison WaS 30yeare of age, and leaves a husband and four children. The former is in Manitoba at present. SHOT DOWN IN COLD BLOOD, $t, Thomas, Sept. I3. ---The little vil- lage of Bismark was stirred up to a high pitch of excitement this after- noon, caused by the !wrest and con- feesion of a murderer east it few miles from that place. Chief Detective john A. Murray, of Toronto, accompanied by Des. Lawrence and Dimcombe, of this city, left for Bismark at 7 o'clock this morning with the intention of having the body of Willie Freeman, whO,it was supposed,died from wounds received from a shot gun while in the net of playing with the Bente last Mon- day, eXimmed and a post mortem held to be wed at the adjourned inquest on Monday. Detective Murray immedi- ately startecl tut investigation of the suspicious circumstances surrounding the tragedy,.and as a result, at about i two oleJock n the afternoon, placed Charles Xing, a man employed as a loborer upon the Freeman farm, un- der arrest, charged with the murder of Willie Freeman'who is the 15 -years - old and the a dopted son of Daniel Freeman, a farmer living about three miles from Bismarck. Shortly after the arrest, King confessed. He said he did not know the gun was loaded. When Detective Murray told the pris- oner that his story regarding the Heel. dental shooting of the lad was most improbable, Ring collapsed and made h clean breast of the whole thing. He said that he committed the crime be. cause he was jealous of the boy Mid that if he could rid himself of him he might enjoy many privileges that were now denied him. In telatmg the story of the shooting thP murderer said that while the little fellow was out playing in the drive shed, he stole upstairs. and resting the gun on the floor aimed at Willie's eye and milled the trigger. He then ran ont and told the boy's par- ents the concocted accidental story The prisoner is an Englishman, 25 years of age, and came to work for the Free- man's six years ago. He was brought to this city on a freight train and did not appear to be much agitated. Crown Attorney D. J. Donaone deserves ranch credit for the capable manner in which he has handled the caee. 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