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Chas. H. Sanders, Editor and Prop lian,sister of the ,,o'roorn, and the bride's
brother George supported the groom.
Ttl'URSDAYI JAN 1 1903 •
After cougrate ations the company
partook of at sueoptuoue repast aind a
social evening was spent by all present.
The happy pople left the sane even, -
tee for their future home in Fatieville.
The bride received many handsome
ancl costly presents. There were about
forty guests pi es,ent. seine of tbem
from Michigan and Daltotae--ek pleas-
ant event took place at St. Paul's Rec-
tory. Hensall. 'Wednesday afternoon,
at 4 o'cloek.when Miss Millie Drake,
daughter of E. J. Drake, of Staffa.
was waited, in marriag,e with Mr. John
McDonald, of the same place. The
bride was supported by her sister, Miss
Lucinda nand the groom by his brother.
Hugh. Roe Mr, Doherty performed
tideereinotev, after which the wed-
ding partookEof a tasty dejeonee at
the reetory, and left for the residence
of the bride's fether, where scene 25
esits assembled to spend the evening.
Blake he young couple will reside in Crone-
artFe-Another wedding took place at
Idillsgrtien, on Wednesday litst, the
contracting parties heing Mr. Gordon
Maims, of this phice, to Miss Lettle
Jones, of Exeter, We extend to the
happy couples every prosperity and
happiness through life.
Ventral/A
DRS. ORME a 010
voatx-44.
.‘• 4; bens a t..:910 3.1.14,. 1 t<3' WA 7 foS
cobeat; veamayseallon whit -roma (dee la ime
who was dressed in ereatn serge car-
' 'ed boutert t of white( lin t' d
e ri • e .t • a ions an
was sopported by Miss Florence Dig-
Ifillsgreen
and Mrs. Morris Rife and young-
est son, of North Dakota, are hero on
a visit to friends and velativee. It is
tweoty one 3, -ears since Mr. Rife was
here. -Mr. John Parsons, after ant ab..
s.eitee of twenteeeine yeiare, is visiting
friends herce-Wre. Gram has pine
chateed at flue deiver ftmo David Nic,hol
Wan. Stephenson, of
, her mother,
-,. 3.Viiloy, :•:;;.,c3::^F cris,a.p.-1::.
J. 1 1-4.; tn. Mai E.,; attending the Ireg.11.•
11 etilfm',,ge, is home ftor vaoation,,- Mr.
Young, of Nile, is visiting his &nigh -
ter. l'd,rs. Andrew Love. ---Miss Annie
Consit is in Woodstock this week act,
lug as bridesiaaid at the wedding of a
friend.
DEeme, -Once more the hand of
4eath has visited orir midst, this time
calling away one of ottr fair young
middens. in the jperson kif Miss Sidona
lioatz, a this place, who passed away
Sunday to the Great Beyond. For
some tame past thedeceaeed had been
suflering front a lingexiug illness which
gradtudly Lapsed int) a more eriti.
cal condithdm. All that loving hands
304 *b 11 treatment mold do was
done tio relieve the sufferer,n1t i11
was of no al- Ail And she gradually sank
lower :nal Itiwer until tile fatal hour
amnia:wiled on the above day. Her
rentrdns were inferre I in the Bronson
emuetery 0,M Tuesday,w hi t leer they
were fellowed by a coin:MOW of rela-
tives erid friends The family hese
tbe deepest sympathy of the entire
community in tioe their hour of he.
reaventent.
Rensall
34ftrs, Elliott Fairbury; and WM.
wtio Wive Leen in the West for
some tinto.have retnrmed
hon
11 of Milec41ton Voltaire: teCeeol, s
Thome for lite -T voteution.-W. Hod -
gin% hos dimat000l al his he to Phil
fiw gt.to4 Cook And
wife spent the Viiristmais holldeys
with Mes.Coak's wrents at Wroseter.
Mr. Hannan spent Christmas with his
tallaay near
S. Ticonua-:;7,.--Miss Bessie
Municipal Nominations,
ilifunicipal nominations 'took place
:dont:lay. Among. the candidates i
field are tho followmge--
L'eboruee-Reeve-Joseple Hawkins,
Vouncillorse-John Moir, R. Calm,
Geo. Andrews and. James Ballantyne.
All by acclamation.
f3ayfiel1-Reeve-1)r-Stanbury. Conn.
lors..-Jas. Thoutson,Jus.Donaldson,
bn Fraset, Geo. Erwin. Thos. Elliott,
. A,- Edwards. A. E.Erwin, John Val-
efaller, Trustees (by acciamation)-
Wm. W. Viddon, John Tippet, James
Fowlie.
Blyth --Reeve- Sim.MeXally (Sloan)
Couneillors-Lindeay, Carter, StePhen
ArenflIY "Sinanb Milne, McElroy. Trus-
tees -Bradley, 31cE1roy1 Milne, Met-
calfe. Salte.
St. Marys--Mayoe-F. L. Butcher
Kemp et anted Ili taime-day- firn kace1,4 eouncinors.....wm. wehe A.
Mietogan. ofter an extended visit watt memila.,, w. ;,,,,T„ Fold, R. sturgeon. ii.
Film& thPM-31''BA
t4 L who has lend L. Rice. ('.E. 'WhellhaW
n. .A. Fisher,
citing .. of lin tIonnio''s itaiiiianry eelealle Ite, ceeele. e. L„,rueee re, tee Graham el.
h,i,ifif"tat 442,' tho' p3-11 tz t,:ason .101 _for J. Dewey, R. C. Hunter„ T. T. Omit%
NIcn-o
aroltio in rayail aw-1)44
- r- ..,,,+,1 J. Roberts..T. McLean, R. T, Gilnin,
ila rih''' 4143°' ("If L: .4.l 4F. 'Trusters-Notinkb 'Wand, T. D. Stanley,
Mr-. Wen. Melt' ie ell,ithilg her dalleth• De. Hothain. J. Laing; eouth %vita W.,
I,V. Hams, T. B. Bennett; west ward.
J. Howatd, R. (ill.
W itighium-Mayor, R. Varielow,
. fuel )
Tr'e' tnlit!int: kn. UM Seaforth-'dlayor, J. IL Brintilfoot
: ..e.(1 v anti in.ty i Ito 'igi tos I ematinleo me.i
4 "4'1'''. /h. 31°14 3; '411'3(14 ro" Stephen- Wove, Henry Willert and
". t ee Et will he -quite, time lw. satntiot swotTooio coenemore.,..wm
w Eil lip 41,344* to resmne hiq Andetson, Frpti Wuerth, Wm. Yearly
work.- it64. Mr. Melot. who has loom ,tind Stephen Webb, vied.)
to Ids st,ter in 1,0Polningtoll, i Immo-Reeve, j. U. McComb Meel.)
'has relvtrotel. t4ie w,is aliumit at the vonneplors-Z:ar. Burnett, Wm. Read,
voin; i,i,' (1.0414 tatl a en Illiit0 1lit*4 taken T. A. wpm,. wm. Ward (med. t
Ida." atO ii"P";-,. ..11,',' ont'netained f4a* EtddelpL - Reeve, Sato. IL Bodgins
liter recovery.. -.qr. twvorp• 1.7.nt.r 1'4 11.- :Ind Jante$ Tooltey. Councillors, F. A.
.eavering Amu the effects of his recent Rvan, Thos. Armitage, Jas. Bryan,
.1. l'itliMitt. H"sill 4.4421111:0S,V With Mr* At ROM, Stanley, &venial Ungee, Lay.
ton PAL
7,.38.s. ct 34se. 348 r.wouto.
WoLo was 1U L 11 dar:ng the Week,.
lioblitelt, wife and elliltl-
von arloloo.d bore ltaft week from. the
YotontbInt.wes amine' op town a few
evenings ago, when their rig collided
vftb one coming the opposite way.
"ale rig was upset and the occupants
thrown out..George reeeiving a cut on
the head. The rig was also damaged.
-Miss Alice Petty, who has completed
her millitiery SP11151,111 in London, basre-
lamed home to spinal the winter. -Mr.
john Me-N.1111m is still confined to his
bed through 11129. -Miss Afary Gnetz
is vieiting her sister iu
englers have ideate' the following offi.
eers for this year. Hon. -Pres., Genrge
Meroven, ILP. -Pres., C. A. MeDone
Viet Pres., J. Steacy: Sec., Treas., W.
McKay. 'Managing Conn, Elwood,
F. Sinalizatennin-, A. Taylor. A.Sertiten
Dr. S.dlery.-Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hud-
son attended the wedding of the lat-
ter's niece, Miss Mary Gill, at, Mitchell,
ton Christmas Day. -Holy Communion
was administered in St. Paul's church
on Thursday morning: last. -A new
organ has been Owed in St. Paul's
'ChM ale It is a 'Victorian, and. was man-
ufactured bythe Doherty Co.. Clinton.
-The following spent the Christmas
holidays with friends and relatives
here: -Mr. Isaac Buchanan, of Guelph;
'Mrs. Zuefie and children, of Harriston;
Mr. James Bell, Jr.,. of Philadelphia
D,..ntal College; Mrs. MoMorrin and
-40a, Chicago; hfissos Lottie and Edith
McEwen, f Toronto and Victoria Co.;
S. Bullard, of London; Miss Kate Me -
Ewen, of Toronto; Arnold Mae:odium,
London; J. K. Wren and wife,Dundas,
Mr. and Mrs, Moorehouse and Miss
Cook, of Detroit; B. 0. McOloy'For_
est City Business College; Miss Drily,-
UM, And. Miss Jen n Dick, Toronto.
Blanshardt Fanny B. Oliver, one of
PRESENTATION. -Prior to ter depar-
where our pioneers, died at the home of her
tare from Hensall School,
snn, Mr. T. O. Robson on Saturday at
has h•en teachiog since the holidays.
the advanced age 01 83 years. Along
Miss Lucy Stephens was presented bv
the popiL; (if bet' mom with 0, wind_..ith her brother from Upper Nesbit,-
some
it,(!xbutogslure, Scotland, she cattle to
souvenir. Miss Stephens has
woo the heart of her pupils, v,110 great.- nis country in 1333 and settled here;
ly regret, hr dopartore. Deceitted was held in high esteem by a
• Dbovrns.--Martin MoTaggart, Sr„
posstld petioefolly away at his home in
traborte Tp., on Sunday, Dec .21st, at
the advanced oge oi 78•years. Mr. lIrfe-
Taggart was a man beloved, by all he
canol in contact -with, a devout Metho•-
dist mid- a fine farmer. The funeral
took place on Toesday to Mammal -Vs
coin etory. • A large nowber of friends
followed his reunliMs to their last
•VehtliSg pia oe. t was a niat t or of sur-
prise as well as regoet . to the tnany
Itionds of Mrs. Robt. Mole to learn
that she hod silently passed awrott to
the better land ou Thues(hty. Mrs.
moil, had reached the ripe old ;too; of
aod (t -I months. The deceased
Wool %Don in Nova Scotia and after-
walals
in 1dto Usborne, till 17 years
ago, When she, with her n tow bereaved
lid, moved to ilensoll. She Avas
a (ptiet woman, highly esteemed by
heo etilatives ;old aeouainOinces kk
anath 111 1)0 1;.oenly felt heye. The
f nr; oral took. dpbkee to the Rodgeoville
eTil.Stery on hi or; d y of f; ern Oon and
11,rn,'S IA4VgelY atterleleCl.
11,11PPy even t t 0 olc
obice at th'3 residence of lidr. iI LI
Riehatolson, Frock -oft Tot. Wednesday
evening, Dec.24t1, when da ug,hter,
Miss Elhi, was ;loiter], in marriitge to
Mr. Ed \void. Dignan, , of the Zurich
Road; Hay. The „c -‘,3A:111 On y took,place
a t 5 p. to. n oder everg:eon arch.
MISCHANCESfeet that No. 5 was 'to meet the extra
east freight at Wanstead. The order
' was repeated by the ag,cut at Watford,
THE WAINTaTEAD IlitItECK7S ItE-
XfAX.R.ABTAD RBAT ORM
Around About Us.
Goderich tp; Mr. Holland, teacher
of S.S. No. Os was presented..Ar bus p -
pile with a beautiful fruit diell and a
handsome cup and saucer, accompan-
ied tei.* 11, well worded address.
St. Marys: Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephens
have the sympathyof all their friends
in the loss of their daughter. Bale
Malludn, who died on Friday and WaS
buried in the Kirkton cemetery on
Monday.
St. Marys: On Sunday, Mlle, the
little daughter of Geo. Brown, was se-
verely liorned. She was standing on
a chair near the stove and in some
Way slipped and fell with both hands
on the hot stove. The wounds are very
painfal.
Clinton: Elmer Pattison, the ten-
year -old -son of Mr. A. O. Pattison; -vas
the victim of an air gnu shooting- acci-
dent on Monday. The gnu was in the
hands of a boy of abate his own :,age'
•and the shot struck him in the corner
of the eye. The doctor succeeded. in
extraeating the shot and it is hoped
nothing seriotis will result.
St. Marys: Jos. 'Murphy had the
misfortune to inflict a painful wound
on his leg the other day. He put a gun
cartridge on the sidewalk and strock
it with a Stone. He immediately ex-
perioneed stinging pain in his l000• and
on examination it was found that the.
Cartridge cap was embedded under the
:;kin. Dr. Smith extricated the cap
With a pair of forceps.
wide circle of friends. Her only sur,
viving.relatives are her son end her
niece.
01 into 11: O'n Friday Miss Ida Plum-
mer breathed her ltigt. She wtis the
.seoond yonngest daughter,..of Mr. S. G.
Phammer and a lady of most sterling
mauve Who enjoyed the respect; and
esteem .of all wino knew het% The ill,.
inass which, resulted in her death wa$
(1331/13 3ete3 while serving iks t1.11133 s0,„ . at
Providence, Rhode I. jand, 314ro, years
35 0 Some time sinee AIiss Plutruner
veo.ognizdd that her stay' 3113o31 3) 31111
was of short (1)31 31)1)11 hot she; accept-
ed it with true Cheistia 31 resignation.
33 1(13.3 as ready •cylien the [IMO call
ORENIN
OR THE INQUEST 44
WRONING,
DDERATORER IltERE,, AND A
C.ARSOINT TESTIEY,
Wyoming, Dee. 50. -At the inquest *
railroad etory as dramatic and as
tragic AS any in the history of railroads
was told by in Despatcher Kerr
and Statien, Ageot Andrew caraiin„ who
gave their dikerent 'Versions of the
eanees which. led to the Wanetead her-
ror. Their statements are different in
no great degree freni those contained in
the despatchee' Scat to The Glebe frcnal
Lenon MI Sanctity, hut they were to,
day made en Oath., and the two ena,
Payees both . added details to support
Zbe evidence which ell the elle Vital
eint et direct reeponeibility for the
wreete eontredieted each other. 'rhe
teetheeny Of the two teen agreed up to
the etetenient 1y Caraen that Kerr heal
told hint to "bust." or cancel, the erder
inetructiens for the expreee train
No. el and the eastbound freight to peee
t Wanstead, denied. sending Oil
tessane, and his denial /4 eupported by
a. olPthe iloenmentery evidenee, whic4
will remain es a reread of the tragedy.
Careen lois only in black end Ividte the
ords "Bost it," written 911 the order
by ithnself, tu support his word. Xhe
elirieus chain of reiehaps which led to
the di545ter WAS perhape the meet im-
preseive feature brouglit out. by the
day'e proveediege. (arson. in the first
lime, either misunderstood or feiled te
,liver an order or else that ander W.15
properly given. Either of these cir-
mstances might have °coned, and a
ck been impeesible if the operator at
mgecourt bad been at his key, indeed
oL as Int probably was, out on the plat-
form. There wee e clear four miles be-
tween the two stations in whieh to erar
time to stop the ex,preee, If the great
engine, with its watehful cagi-
er, had passed. the Aingscourt danger
%nal, and the Wanatead operator had
been working in Itis °nice, as he otten
do'.- atuight. WOlidil have had Oro woe en route from °Ierento to Duluth,
minutes to raise his semaphore, and the has completed the identiditation of all
eNpr!fs could not have got by that. cif the liedies taken front the r. ,;k.
WIth No. 5 past thesz two stntiens and the remains lain poolialtly Ito taken
the agent at w yarning bad a, eilanN to ,tt Dulatb for interim:at, ae there arc.
bold the fridgItt. Be was imperve lee!y r,o,o;,1.0. ef thc yo;:ra relatta5 in
Ordered to do tide ler the dernieteiler, that eity
mi gave the eignal to the rear brake- 11 .1114' inquest svill be continued here
num ott the van of the long line of cars. , t day.
The bralitmen SaW the lantern wave, trettore, jjec. go.. -.e we citizen
and trenemitted the stop signalto the arid 1111SineR1 311(11 of the Town
heed of the train. Ile supposed that ol wetelee wise to prote.;,,e,
,Dublin: A. dark -oho -al was cast oVer
1) 0 liltia borg and neighborhood on
Sontlay, by Um death of Rev. Father
Fogarty,,the sad event oocio•ing stuoto
ly after two o'clock in the a f tconoon.
Toe Sunda y. 1.,3e3.'10113) he was A pl)A11,011t-
1y 133 the best of health, and took an
Interested part: in the blessing of his
new ell kitckh bell, whieh was p311toren51.1 1y Bishop M-cAvoy, Srion-aftel he
eo-ntracted a severe cold which cleyeh
o , '(1. int() plarisy. followed by pneu-
monia. Fath er Fogarty was respeoLed
and beloved by all 337110 1)31013 biro. A
sod circumstance in connedtioa -with
his death was that the new:boil blesse'q
.8 week ago was tO1 1.8a /T1,,S1111(1 ay 101'
1,13v. 11;11,, Dollerty 'offirjo,tea, The bride, •the firSt tome for his own death, ,
and ale° at Wyoming, where the extra
east freight was waiting, and the order
was completed at 9.49 p.m. Some eight
ininutes later Wynn -king called London
and said, the freight was not getting
01.4, and inquiry at Watford showed
that No., 5 a -as coming. Kerr notified
the agent at the latter place that he
(the despatcher) might "host" the order.
aub4equeut1y Kerr gave the freight per-
illissiOa to leave Wyoming, but on
learning that NR, 5 had left Wetford
he again got Wyoming and asked the
perator there to hold the freight, "I
can't," 3r1S11-ered Wyoining, to which
Zerr replied "Yon meet," Kings -
court Junction was &led, and when the
answer ame, seen minutes after the
first call to it, the operator said the
express had passed. On e‘eing asked
why be let No, 5 go, tlie agent at Wat-
ford replied, that Ierr had told him "to
bust it," meaning to annul the order.
Wanstead called about the thne the
Iritnes,.s thought '1,,Zo. 5 •-would arrive
there, uotityiug him of the accident
anilcalling for Om auxiliary. Mi. Kerr
id the Operator at Waristead Was ra-
lievell. from duty for Pm day when the
despatcher knew that his work Was
over, and the agent at Watford had to
Tama pne e .og plata ..ienp 10 IqvittaA
tie night operater at King -secant
had answered the call Mater he believ.
ed No, 5 could have been Stepped. The
operator at Kingeourt netted why he
had net answered the earlier call, and
said that he did not hear it. Oft cross.
examination, on the question of the
company's rules, Mr,. li.err said that if
tho order to meet at Wanstead had
been "hosted" he would have issued A
subsequentorder annulling it, Stich an•
order Was not issued. With a direct
order for two such trains to meet, the
freight train did lot have to he in the
sialine, 'five /Matinee befere the arrival of
the exprees. Under other cirenue.
stenos it would have.
The railway authorities are awaiting
the verdict, of the Coroner's jury before
making an im'estigatien upon their owit
behalf. The reaSen for this is that ,
b'uperintendent Jones evishee te have all
of the employees who might be implieate
ed in the acts of negligence weigh QM1S.
ed the wreck give thew statements upon
oath tint. N'ot one of the men directly
counceted with the incidents leading up
to the wreek were asked by tlie officials
fur a detailed expianations but whatever
the outcome of the judicial investiga-
tion, the superintendent of the diViSiOrt
wilt Ideal 'with the ease an behalf uf the
railway afterwards.
The diszavery of the friends of MISS
Teini Paananezi, the yei,ung woman who
the e.anduettv lied lrfen left bellied. hitt eeeiliee tile renterk and tniT•
fruit the 1' it 44841C' 4112 azhIlwr Ii i 1 elkiternent has been einat- '
tern that C"1711.11S 232oht, sift kited 7itrou di the medium of the press
during tb Iast day or two In regard -to
the G. T. IL egeut, Mr. Carson. In the
statements it was seated that the G. T.
It. aide's denied the feet that Mr. Car-
son was au overworked servant of the
company. It is a well-known fact to
ll business men that Mr. enrson is do-
ing the work with the assistance of a
new student, which formerly required
four qualified men nt a time when there
was not half the volume of buelueee to
attend to at Watford. We think it our
duty to correct thee statements, know -
lug them to be tatitrue, rind we eonsider
that a, gross injustice leis been done to
O good citizen and a valuable servant of
the G.Zit."
This reeolutiou wits passed with the
Reeve in the chair. (Signed) Thos.
Wiekett, M.D., James Williams.
London, Ont., Dee. 29.-(Specialo -
The Grand Trunk Itailway audorities
are freely extending the privileges of
the. toed to friends of those who suffer:
ed by the Moisten(' eatastroplie, and of-
fer free transportation for both dead
and injured. ' The condition of the pall-
ents at Victoria. Hospital ie encourag-
ing. Sim the report given out at a
late hour last night, with one -excep-
tion, all have improved and are strong-
er and in betterspirits than at any
other time since Me reek. Alexander
M. Stewart of Wingham is the only
one whose 'condition is less satisfying.
il•e, is only slightly bruised, but his
pulse sank rapidly during the. night. Dr.
hlason, one of the house surgeons, said
that he thought that it- was, merely
.reactibn from shock.
by both coniluetor antl front brakeman,
so be did not repeat the signal. The
IN'yoming agent., content with having his
stop signal aeknowledged, walked back
in to hie station, not: knowin thet, he
had felled to carry out the instruetion,
namely, to "stop" the freight. Conduc-
tor Graham knew that be bad to paSS
the freight rtt Wanstead, and but for a
final mishap to his plans ..the expresS
would have swept by in safety. Graham
knew better than to keep it fast pas-
senger train waiting, and, iu his own
words, he "didn't went tiny truck, with
those big mogul engines," so when the
freight was nearing the switeli at Wan -
steed he ordered the driver to slacken
speed, and the brakeman jumped off and
ran ahead to turn tile switeh. This WaS
to save the time that would be lost by
brineeinee the heavy train of beef ears
to it dead standstill and then start again.
The ground at the switch was • slippery,
with soft snow. and the braktmart's feet
went from under him. ...tie failed to
throw_ the switch, and the freight en-
gine and ears rolled: along the main
track past him. Then the train had to
be stopped and backed up to the switch.
This -took a minute an31 it half, only it
little, time., but longer flan would have
been required to pull the train into se-
curity on the siding. When that littie
thne expired the crew were jumping for
their lives before the awful rush or No.
6 exierre5si
ithearing cif the, evidenee is being
proceeded with in a little hall near the
VI'yotting station, itself once the shelter
of many sufferers from a railway wreok.
Dr. Albert E.,. Ball of the •towrt is the
presidirig Coroner, and he has drawn his
pry from ariong, th: citizens of his own
'tillage, and inoluded among them . four
eler*,onen. "
The juror's are :Messrs. 'William Cul-
bert, itobert Rae, Coghill; Rev.
J. ht. Gumi, Pierre Parker, Rev. W. D.
Dieltarclson, Q. 11. Smith, Rev. B. J.
laffts,•• W.• ST[0,,t,11 Reo, vo,• (4, kit.
&rows, Simon Casey, Alphonso
C. 0,-. Bartley and John Gibson, Mr.
J. W... d tit WA mode foreman.
.11r. George C. 011119, Divisional Super-
intentlerit .of the railway. was in the vil-
lage during the day, but the represen-
tatives of the cninpany in the court
room -Were. Alr.1- W. CoStello Of.. Lor. -
1133 Assistant Superintendent, and
Mr.V7.'i Pope' of liaileeint; who aet-,
ed aingral adyiser. hlr. Carso-ot tho
aronit'actor-eharoed by hiS mot -dors with
rospoosibility for the wrook, hod with
blio Mx. W. 1 . Ramie, hi.P,P., of
' The examinatious are +boing eon -
ducted Coown' Attortey Rooks of
Sarnia. Carson was called ibost,
his lawyer _1. '110(1. • Ite said. tha,l;
.0(1In have heard exam; Ace
dealiog -with •theincidents tradiuo up to
CarPores part in it. This being praeLi-
rally an intimation that the dew tcher's
version should be oivoto first' Mr. 3.
,11Slorr, 1•110 author of the ordor :For the
crossing ,of the trainssat
ealict to the stood, '
Ho said t hitt -Oh on o. lei't London
pn • FridaY aighi• it .bod an order to rota
to 1Vatfo3'd. on hour late, arel fa ft min-
utek late lrorn there to Sarnia 17.,unne,I•
Fifteen rkiinu hes were lost before Stra
Toy .;vas' -reached. brit lie was: not•sure,
hut t the time, had 1iilhoort
lest before ,the express left i,11 301. 1.
-was -expented to roa.eit Watford at 10
oIr'rek ond oritodl” 1'1 • 1•1
iakont we; r -n antes The,
,was nik„Mitilered 93 aini it -Was to 'the er-
EALII6T-SITTEEIlsTG CASES.
-
Only One 3'3fan. Tares the. Charge at
St. Thomas.
St. Thomas, Dec. 80. -The ballot-stuf,
ling eases in connection with the referen-
.
dam vote, eame tip before Judge Bell
the Court House yesterday. I -I. A.
Dranton was the, onl37 one of the three
necur:ed to put; in an appeurance. D. J.
Donahue 'for the Crown, d Mr. -Cameron
513 his assistaitt, and J. A. Robinson fot
the defeadvats., .were the courksej. The
'hearing swas adjourned tod January 19. .
.seseee,
so
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dorkt,-
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Price I Callao; $1.00;
Si* Dettlee for $5.00
No remedy covers so large a field
0 useftfineSs as ST. JANUs 1-VAFRS.
They are indicated wiremver there
is a weal< condition, as they -ton e
up the ddiereht organs aud bring
strength to the tissues.
Palpitation a the heart, poor di,
gestion, sleeplessness, weak nerves,
amernia, and ehlorosis, are quickly
relit vcd by Sr. j.v.huts Wiwrdts ; they
oso ropair the waste caused by bard
work and fatigue.
ST. jx.lar,s WAFERs help stomach,
digest food and Send the nutriment
through the blood, and this i$ the
honest way to get health and strength,
Un kind that u.lopa
breeds the energy acconve
plishes much.
"St. JetneaVetere. forniab;
most Ro.werftit evidence of the
vestlyincreoacd power of Medi,
ci444,eAt by egmbbuttioa, of Ina,
elcogs p4tokqecgtie prerftra.,
tt9PS. X. hove vserf ppm wit.4
gPfhi'MACTCSA '07%45 PAtIgnta
needed strength:1
claorlea
741vcrpocl1 Aug.
ar,,Aitun lrlifoitgve: not a tOret
etnoty: Penunteraos!levtOrote. •
menctiv titon 1214or tatit414
flit,firt*nuran0413rceggt.
qtercdcalersarenoteellientbe
vafersolitey ate mailed upour-e, •
lot et' wife at the Cautaban
branch; 4i, .14141n Mut cr., ntli
$t, .Clabodet St., gleaned,
L40,,,efoombowiew9
r 4 : gt
iiiiewsosibe
, •
NEW PAPIII:Et
in. ii?aymoncli,t.rersTontaine .
L 1.21331511311<
Tylontretti, i)ee. acnIftfreltpc: Ivaa
110133 here between Eton. Hayti -lona Pre -
font :tine --and a ittanhttr of lefthing. 5,11)-
33 1113. rCi couf,r03)330 'Y3IS
to take stepS-to-kvarcl, 'establilking 33 r'e-•
1 133(3)1013i.bc-,1 03(1 3) in `rerti
as tile 'party, since Alr: Tarte's with-
dra kval 110333 the C,c);.",-nmerkt
• ;•
'out a tettalar ork„ .3.)(1ee4
ittt; to
c[' 1i a neWt pa.per, dand ,s 001131:fl1t-toe
-kvas named to knalco ai'rangcnients.
Pere:1v,"....arcraette Oft -icor,.
Boston, Doc. e rilricting of 1.1)(„.
Pere 21.33141te11-e itadiroUtt contpany 113)
following' '\vere elect:ad to the
ate 3-1'110111333) 33 \\:e'si; of St. :Donis
W. K. IiiKby, St. '1101.1is '3') 1)3301 . ,
Philadelphia ;
ew Yolk , f,1„ 1 on J pen bei, Ic,c,
PreSiC1Colf and (tenet 9.1 111 na ire). jhe
113' hits passed into' tile bands' ot st;re
3)131,' 33.
LEAD TO
Consumption
THOUSANDSF PERSONS ARE HASTENING TOWARDS
THE GRAVES AS A RESULT OF THIS
DREAD DISEASE
t Ptal.-Mo stands 014)14C•A190 MSC el' any
Ober niedicioe ota 0551$talat is tot
weevilly. Eat gatal, riourisbivg
tro.NA.gret Otaity Ctekilt air and Oznoicori
vivrorw, ctual tipv pa! -Mo Gs dire‘ta,
if wed as directed will check the pregeeee 11111t atil41t"ge tto Mt.
01.0115 fatal diw.;Iso ivq13 tOw Pul-no .t:Al
ed to perfect heall'e, Pe not go to anklIti"t" "t t.R9 Nide* yOa
INVideire. Celifereie, Nerdeo or 1116; iwo„"rc!" 3;tYla I'Catts' for IS real%
'efounteine. 114 Main ;"+,t le,traet YVIr "ruarv"t "I; not ;1.474 11441:31°iai
ritui how cotarans arolo1 yon ‘4,1 "4'04 11.41111Q v.it be &livered to
P41:41o, the eeldevenee.t of ti:r '4V
century an ot Inte• 41101E0 i'- an tooREE Au. oHARcr
absolute cure for Conseuiptioe, Throlt ow%
and Lung Troubles, Coughs, Col& and el. •Addrcia all lettere to
Pol•hte Co., To.onto. Ont.
other consumptive symptoms.
A cure is
every sufferer;
P MI I)
hetflurJ of t
11,1 day 1122 gone past
when a 'wise WWII=
wla put up with au iniedar
cooking apparatus. She has
heard of
4* 'DU Ca
The
Happy
Thoht"
R.angello Tho Corrugated Oven
and, her neighbors tell her what it will do.
If by' chance you do not know the merits of The "Rappy
Thought” you owe it to yourself to investigate. See the Range,
look into the firebox an:Alines, weigh the coverg, note the rittitted
dampers, the ventilated, illuminated oven, the corrugated oVeliMaleS,
and all the different features that mike this Range so different and
sosuperior
Yon °don't know true household. tomfort if you don't Irranv
The " Happy Thought', Range.
Wilte the Manufaciurer; for Ithrstrated Catatogue.
Mge The WM. BUCK STOVE CO.,zbatibRoRD,
Sold ' •
WA KAN Exetsr
k
by
4
ommemaavers,-.....mmtrammem
,a
tp.: eitiitelon, 01
the Oth eon. 1:101. with :i, 8121 111118 11.1i15. I
1138110p thf.Citlior dlly while
(iattle. When in the ;Let 13! 1101(121333 1311
inf Livia ted laotst ho,,st tinibled 81141 13-11,,
iliitittng with violent force lo) Ills 1..‘5-1.
13311341, (1.31313... 41101.3(.5,, in 011:1' Nsto.',4* 1/1,,•1111..
1131 1 ing- 113)' 111113;; of 1)15 113(33(1. 15 .3.0115
11101114111 ;it l•St.1.11A 11n11 10V 3 3.,1.,i1, 13,33
his limb, lkut ttkroulgli 1,11,,,cla :1,;11111-
(36I131igt10kivkliispit)1;:81:...tn 1311110.3
hilt(kIlered, cm tho ;
Girtyirl e(kn. J, t.ht (31
'174ke I,311
pm•flitnieci ko: 1;1
01,3 333) win) ot11e1;11 in
,31k4 (1111 111 5, sviflk
011A55t. it) lf; 1,101:2,35:-\\'yant
111 lie, of pairchnsod 111s. I01
Cat; 111i37 3.11"
1)011' S11(1).
,ittun:‘s l'ioNve, ;twill tre-
.1.'1-ntt.i.(d1t,51
1.:-,'11(1!'1 33
;'1113:1111
1(11
1)11 ;at,: 1111,! lip, Col; 3.011.'0 1fio
o,kst or tike rirtvcnt Hold. 5:113'
„,11 311 be ed crigi'l 111:.'11 11111 snow El
tI 11-11 tlio boy [.-A 51:1t1 Cho way-
tsle aeal in clitadtliig,• tiro heavily
'icier; wagon 3)1i11 311111 r. tin ;
tliro1711 itt t groom1. nd his foot
kkkg ik;tkvcon the 8nt.1
,,(k r ea 1, th.,it 118.(113, trktelAkt.Pd. --
131, 113)113. 11133,' 01 N11)1.5).
day nigiit. She 1, 1'. retirblg •1':'w
diighr; IwIted Sin, nud lo oke tIn;
(':11•'In11.:
.;"•4 1
01. 1 1111
:R1(4,1
3 '
(33 'kW(' 1111(1 oho V biz: 0 -
ed autl suffered ioteoscly;
St. Marys: Mr, Bowen,
buteher, died on Satin -do y at bis
at theago of -12, years: • He thad not
been in gond health for sev.eral Years.
Nearly two y3)A.1171, 11.2.1) 1.3 0, WAS Obliged,
illness, to give up bpsiness
idnee that time lie has been ill. Be
was a, viol ito of 13right's disease. Tbir-
t o ears ago; hir. ilmven et:lite to St.
aort foom Laval opened a
I lot •:113'IV:iilf;11 V:111011 11.4- et n eted very
to. toot' yoais. Be -
moo, ;vitt, Ito leaves io 111011113 his
(11'11t11 Iwo (1,:ught.i.n.
13431 11-311,
itent, t>.witioneo c?to tItc
• ''\^;,`1, 151131 111111'110r (led
Jan 3(1.1,1, 111(1 :501,...,4: bringlp,g, ilt
1)15103.35)31» '3)41)314: -"WO find that
\Vatson loot 11115 deu 1 11 float;
gunshot 'wound itt•tlie 1)f11/.1 •
NVa'tnon duping a' 110150d .of irrenpintsi-
i)tlity, Induced by oxcit;:.35,4‘.:te nervcius
ond itiental-feae, bordeoiog fl 01)3 11114,
Itze to the kkkaltre:ttroont proviolksi:y in-
flicted 11y 1kkkrglark,:, anti the 13eliQf 3,11133,
111e3 \vere. 8,,,Pckikk 10 ,I5o tilijeottid to
fully
iwitoicirsremaiel:vot(ieleititiyeet (1)/ fe op: t ipep.0113.1,0ci
i.
tatio1011031,nod believe that le:
.
poseriiv c inl,NVOS 13 t.)111.$711,1'." \17
3)011 -Was sent np for 1,1.11.11.
bect-1,11S0 S110 W:1,4 l'e331'13,13111(3„11(
S1.1 OVC*biilli no with sonie• .110y3) co; tlie
street at '13of'falo, Mottle Gcoigh, a fif-
teen yeao ()Id gill, committed suicble
Saturday. She fastened A, 1-'0550
stc.aui pi33e, pin (10(1 3) 11003.1- ,1)01111(1 Ill
neck .ind jornpeci 0'1 111e' elmio
--vviclowed loot -her' lives i0 St.' Ca Ilia v-
ines.
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