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▪ writee Winter Wellman to The Chicago
Rec ere -Herald. It is the renewed gos-
t eie that John D. Rockefeller WatitS to
Inerpent nlorgan.
I ene teid br a men wbe is to posit=
:leen to knew whereef he speaks that
Rockefeller as never appreved of
ssi-atcotiort enterprises. He
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-et:et, mu/ nu forining iris opiqion jeal-
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in a itieket of bushes. The hotly
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ettrtifitT, Dr. Seott, who at once went
cot to take charge of the body. On
arriving at tbe phtee the doctor 'found
hotly as before stated, with the
hawk and head resting against a log.
The gam, which Mr. Levy had taken
with him, was leaning against another
log with the !nit on the greund. Two
of tha four eartriti *es h: 1 I '
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charged and the other two were found
on the person oe the deceased. On ex-
amining the hedy the doetor feund a
gun shot wound on the left side, in-'
mediately over the heart, the charge
havine. entered there en 1 • p sd
a leant sax inebee to the rear. The flesh
was torn tut the ribs broken in and
penetrating the heart. Death had,
evidently, been almost instantnneous
and the shot lind been fired with the
muzzle of the gun close to the person.
The boo was taken hmeie in the aftei-
noon, but the coroner decided the cir-
cumstances were not such as to render
the bolding of an inquest necessary.
Several of the people in the neighbor-
hood of the Iamb say that they dis-
tinctly heard two gun shots Thursday
evening. one about five o'clock and the
Stratford, July 13.-A drowning ac- other a 'lout nine. Mr.' Levy was 50
cident occurred here yesterday at the year of age. He Was of a, cheerful
pond nt Jervis' brick yard, about a and genial disposition and was a gen-
, mile and a half east of this city, where- ere] favorite with ell who knew him.
- by .1el. eitenetrt lost his life. Mr. Ste- He Wil S a son of the late William Levy
art 'wee employed at the Brocksden ti farmer of Foliar ton, Perth county.
• cheese factory as a cheese maker, and He came to Settforth from Mitchell
togetber with a companion, started about four years ago and purchased
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THE HARROW HOMICIDE,
Autopsy Shows the Kidneys Were
1 Penctratsd.
* 1.1*Indsor. Jul') N. -Dr. McKenzie t.i,
t Harrow performed an nutopey on tee,
remains of 11 1144'4111;i :Thitthews. ilit eel-
ored rnan who died on Saturday from
wounds inflicted by O. Richartasor on"
Saturday night at 8.3o Watch.. It was
founal that the bullet which caused
Matthews' death entered between the'
' ninth and tenth ribe en the me sine of
the body, penetrating the lining of the'
stomacie passed through the kidneys'
end lodged in the spine. The wounds "
were such that recovery would he
possible, the kidneys bong very bad-
ly injured. The remains 01 the de-;
ceased were interred this morning, the,
funeral being front the family resennee;
to the Central Grove Cemetery. There
were many curious spectators present, I
and a large number of friends and re-
latives followed the remains to the,
grave.
Thi s morning at to o'clock Coroner
Hassard of Harrow will hold an in-
quest into the death. 44
The dead man was regarded as
good citizen, and, with the exception
of his quarrels with Richardson, he"
was peaceable and law-abiding, as were
the members of his family.
Death WaS 0ut4410etite3
144LOWN TWENTY FEET.
Retry $ mud, Ont., Jody 11. -.A den-
neeitient a, %eared at the ;do -
it even eereter mine. in which Con
_e'en -a -ave. 'the 84111to44i44t44en41ellt44, Was
.!..totatitSly inittrea, Mee blamts were
Wm: l -.l eln from a Inst. on the surface.
Pone teeploetel, and the fifth not hay-
.
hat. al; tete ter • aneerson approaehed to
neeet nth! ,,eate-e.. When be remnant
the epot the eharte went of. Ho was
Wm, fully twenty foet into the nir.
lie will wrover, Ind sust lined serious
bentriee to the left. arm and will lose
'Anne fingers from one hand,
DETERMINED TO DIE.
don, Oa sten' nly i2.-F144%41k Waters
who WaS diseliarged from 'Vittoria
Hospital oti Sunday last, made a de-
liberate attempt to drown hitnseif in
the Thames Rh -*n near York street
bridge yesterday. He was seen to
jump in the river and crawl on his
ban& and kuees into deep. water.
Charles Ileeman and another young
man prevented Waters front accom-
plish:rag bis pnrpose. 'Waters told the
police he wanted to die, and would re-
peat, the attempt to kill himself. He
was remanded for a week. Waters
-was treated for alcoholism in the hosp-
ital. He is 55 years old, married and
hasa daughter. He has been a light -
ming -rod ngent, also a cab driver.
DROWNING F▪ ATALITY
LARCENY OF Seo,000.
The Charge Against a Prominent N.
Y. Steel Agent.
New York, July 4 -Frank S. Pil-
ditch, for eighteen years New York
Manager for the Wardlow Steel Co.
of Sheffield, England, ' was arrested
on two indictments, charging grand
larceny. He was arraigned before
Judge -McMahon in the Court of Gen-
eral Sessions, and released in $5,coo
bail. The books showed a shortage of
more than $70 OW. He was arrested
at the office of his counsel.
out to have a swim, intending to go the stock end business of Arthur For- TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Reuben Rogg was killed by a train at
Sidney crossing,
Turkey has made large concessions to
the Bulgarians.
James M. Stewart of Stratford vi.as
drowned 'while bathing.
A cyclone in Tonquin destroyed many
to the Little Lakes, but was persuaded le.s. He afterwards purchased the old
-to go to the pond, as being the safer. foundry property from the Coleman
:He was an expert swimmer, and bad estete and fitted it up for a stable and
severe about two thirds across the residence. Ile had one of the, hest
pond vhen he suddenly, without a cry aportioned and etpripped establish -
=disappeared. This occurred about 11 ments of the kind In the county and
a, in. on Sunday. The body was seemed to be doing a large and profit -
not found till 10 o'clock last night, able business. He also had the bus
after s been u oils work by his companions nnd baggage business for the hotele.
and the men gathered there. Decease- lie was a hard working man and at. ed was.the son of Jarries A. Stewart of tended closely to lansiness and his sad
Darwin street this Cityand tragic end was tieback to the com-
munity and is eleeply regretted by all.
He leaves a. widow and family of one
son and one daughter.
:FELL FROM THE SECOND STORY
Olretharn, Ont.,July B otter
•an old. Chatham ...boy, hut recently of
New York Clity, met a shoeking
-death here to -day. He Came here a
-week age) bo spend his vacation at the
borne of his brother-in-law, P.S. Coate
when be was seized with typhoid,
and retnoved to the general hospital,
`To day he asked his nurse for a glass
of wei tee and in her motnentery ab-
sence left his bed and got out of the
window, two stories up, and fell Lo the
tgroond. His skull was fractured, and
ihe died in two hours. He was the son
of the late Col, Baxter, once chief of
of this city. He ves a wife and two
children.Deeeased's mother met a sim-
ilar death about seven 341e444445 ago. fel-
ling on a roil in getting 04444 4*. train at
Glencoe tend fracturing her sk tea,
io ;4 few hours. Deceased has
brothers a44I3 afttlo, Chicago ;Lod WI Id
The'hody of John 'Gtis-goin,an O44ta
wahnrber. missing since spring, has
been found in the Ottawa River.
Disease takes no summer
vacation.
If you need flesh and
s'sength use
Scars Emulsion
summer as in winter.
Send for free sample.
score & BOWNE, Chemists,
Toroato, Ontario.
50c. and 44, all druggists,
villages and killed 150 natives.
The orange erocessioe sin Belfast was
attacked by Nationalists and n -
The Prince of 'Wales visited the United
States European squadron at Ports -
Mouth.
, The Canadian Northern Railway' is
planning a 5400,000 bushel elevator at
Port Arthur.
The customs collections at Montreal last
year 'were nearly $12,000,000, about double
that of eight .years age.
Maggie O'Sullivan, aged twelve years,
was drowned at Prankford while bathing.
-She tripped over a large stone.
The Americans are trying to control
the trade of the Philippines, by invoking
the alien labor law against European
clerks.
Ontario Orangemen eeloratee the an-'
niversary yesterday -with large ,gather-
ings at Brantford, ing-stall, Brampton,
Deseronto and other points. .
Mr. A. M. Ferde, aged aboat s -,ort
of a Montreal contractor, was fatally in.:
jute y a t ng off a Canada Atlantic
train about .thirty jniles from.
Wa4" hi$ rergani4a4444or44 fee,
;Qr. icaudorlip taia.4e ast address. before
n itaineern aseoctation, in which he
aetiteee out toe denger teuteufactur-
trez tee) many seeuritiee without Ade -
erne; peoperty behind them, Mr. 4444
t ertip aimed tots blew at Mr. niorgan,
and !rem that day to ibis the wise Melt
of the street have known that there was!
eeetaless between the greatest man
toi tntoney :1114 the greatest financier CM
2;:e vontatmit.
..,„t taw 15 ginte thiteeent thing from
a desire on( Mr. Rockefeller's part to
eitetnien Moraan, and this part of
tie; gee" will nave to he dismissed dor
teent et bot evidellee Una inherent
troalii1ity. If nit nlorgan Were tet
UMW% doubtie6,S the flrSt man
eerier help would be nia Rocke-
Mere= is riot likely to get note
enne. e'er:enters, Filen oaiet
44 imaginatittn ;Ind very Ilitle
anneriaation. have tried to =Mkt thedir
es' arid othere believe the king was
eines te be dethroned, They peen bt
ik^11 feilnre of the Interitetioual
Metetaetine Ielerine C414441 87, and o44
the ste0ltly. eiretoping vAlueS of eteel
trim seen:neve. hey say Mr. Ikiiirraii
715 ,,at 11:4 grip that "he is no long-
er the wiverd 444 Wen nereen" diet
ate "could :lot ornainee eeneonele
eonmene row te save his life, because
lie hes felltneere." Se much for the
4444 4444445. Inow for the judgment of bet-
ter infornied men. These latter admit
Mr. nforgan's preetige is a little weak -
(4.4441 by his elupping trust failure and
the eealinees of steel sltares, but he is
&c4444 015'Iy the first financier of the
American continent. if not of the world.
Men who talk. of his going to pieties
tenet know anything of the facts.
Mr. Morgan bee millions and mil-
l" e. se mom) and sterling seeurthes
in bis strong boxes. He has, for the
nit st part, been .gambling with other
-ple's money. He rarely makes large
int eetments tint his (met account. He
prefere to engineer deals, as the guide,
pltilosopher rine friend, and stick away
itt hie veldts the commissions on other
men's buying.; and selling. No one
that will tell knows how much money
or its ponvertible equivelent :qr. Mor-
gan has stuck away, but it must be a
very large stun. Mr. Morgan has a
number of hobbies. and one of these
is the maIntenente Id a big cash sur-
plus. He carries numey in his vaults
far and away beyond a:I ordinary needs,
because, as he says, one can never tell
what is going to happen. There has
not been a money tightness in New
York in twenty years that Mr. Morgan
id not take the first step in relieving,
and he always appears to have plenty
of stuff on hand to do it with. Mr.
Morgan makes so much of this point of
having a large available surplus that
the first question he asks his partners
whenever he returns from a voyage is,
"Well, boys, how's the amtnunition ?
Plenty on band ?''
His use of the word arnmuniteonn
indicates his attitude of mind. High
finance is a good deal like war. There
is no use of going into battle unless
you have plenty of powder.
STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
After a Struggle of Nearly a Year
• Moulders Give In.
Providence, R. L, July 4. -The
strike of the iron moulders in several
foundries in this city, which was in-
augurated in September last, has been
officially declared off. The demands
were both union recognition and a new
wage scale. No concessions have been
made by the master moulders, and few
of the strikers have been reiristated.
FOUR UNIONS EXPELLED.
,* the United Beard : of Building
,Trades
New York, July t4 -The United
Board of Building Trades held a long
and stormy meeting. The four
unions that actepted the plan of' arbi-
tratioe Offered .by the ,Building Trades
EmployersAssociation. and which :sent
their men hack to worleto-dey were ex-
pelled from the board. These four
unions, are Mosaic.'and Eitcaustic, Tile
Layers, the Hexagon Labor Club of
Tile 'Layers' Helpers, the Electrical
'Workers and the United Cement Ma-
sons.'
Ames et Co. Pay an Installment.
Toronto, July Messr. A.
T. Ames & Company have sent
to creditors checks for 25 per cent.
of their iedeletedness, promised by July
re. It is understood that these cheeki
totalled about $reo,000. The letters ac-
companying the checks state that rho
balance is payable in 6, re and 18 mouth
from the reth.
The international linijted ra,n into an
open switch at Hamilton: arid' 'colltded
, with a yard engine. The passeng,ers es-
caped serious injury, but both locomo-
tIVO.;:were
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Nervousne.:;$ orenteunettes in wo-
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Eneess of various kinds causes it, also
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fro11-nrinesford, hut his deeth oecneo, el e 0es they wee re ,
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:Deceased had only betec wet* the .
farm a few days. 'The at on remains wer•e T.TOti.,,a7'.6 lfi0Z4, Dre.98ed 9
brought here to-clat),""for burial.
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THOROLD LADY FOUND I)BA.D.
St. Catharines, July 10. -About 2
cloelt this afternoon the deed body
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of 44,114,s Beet, ice Shoot was found in
the yo: d snrroiending her house in
'nee old. The condition of the body
indicated that death had taken place
two ot• three dr,s ago. The deceased
•,*.110 WAS A boll t, forty years of age, lived ' •
alone, which aocounts for the body
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