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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1903-8-13, Page 4184844484444,4444444784.4444e-44-,,... Orrieter bttiOr ate, ta;;;Ie8;014stsViTt Ites-aetheilthtoblediPurgesosuft°at' Sanders & Creech. Proas, too Promising view of this Year's Cron W the Note- b west solid G.F.R. Denis, assistant manager of tbe Canada Pee. HURSDAY WG 13 tro' lairent company, who has lost re - tit ued from a trip throng's tbe. North. west, partly to itscertain crop •condi- tions arid prospects. "Three Aveeks of 41 -knight have done the damage, and now throughout all of southern. soatit- weetern and central Menitotet, which is the metal' grain-prodeeing distaiet the Weet the yield will uot aVerage ore than from 12 to 15 bnehers to the mere, ethereote laet year the Average yield per acre was 20 bashels. In some xsotated districts there will be no erop Lt all. BOODIZRett .4ND THR _ CE.V.3U4.5 The causes for the immense tereencli- tore in connection with the census frf 10O1 are now being brought to light by the public accoants committee. Joseph Hurley, who formetly repro - seated East Hastiogs its a Liberal, ad. witted on oath that he had heen peid amounts whittle were not 4.1u... bine He charged hail hire which had never been earned. The government was billed far many d tate' walk whielt was meet- performed. Einunerators under the direction of 2.4r. therley were peid fOr number of days spent in receiv- ing instraetions, althotigh they had not been so engaged. ClaintS for were pet ha for •many times the actual outlay ad Hon- Sydney Fisher caaefully paid the shot Whet bas neeterred in Etna Hastings has tient cammori omit renee all over et made and that is why the census of Inell cost MX0,000 or over twice as much ct,.v Par= cum Weather conditions on the whole have been favorable for .1 uly-and "lessee there is no evoked change since the June report. Winter apples will be a full erop in Nova Scotia, medium to fulherop in Southern Ontario, Georgi- an Bay and Lake Chanel° Districts. In Ertstern Ontario end Qatettee the crop is light. Early apples are a latedium to foil crop everywhere except in Que. bee PearS iviUire a light crop except n part of Southern Ontarinand Nova 'coal. Plums are a mediate& to full neap in all ohm growing see -time w1th not more than the usual amount of Pot. Peachee promise vrell in Essex ;And the Niageva pellinSula. Grapes any previous enumeration of Cattalos are a medilini crop, except in Essex poptiletion. The management ef the and Kent, where they ore almost a last censos has Wert most corrupt eimPlete tainte• and 1r -hullers have had just as trip*. a * hand in Mr. Fisher's departawnt.as in i. sT. JOSEPT1 those over which Sir William Unlock We are informed that negotiations 'and Clifford Siftoss preside, re well advanced for the purchase by Vnafeitte Of capitalists who are in. ested jn the development of St. THE ELECT! .‘ AIM Min.\ G Jsepb othe rights given by the char, ter of the Ontario West Shore Electric The erupt5ons in tlw Liberal mutts Railway between Henson and sE. Jos. bas not alested the part' ioph. As soon as the deal is completed our information is the constraction of einleavoring to s-tt.le awn a leadet. e line from liensall to the entbyyo hit'Aa :the P trtY in the aPProlehing eity will be commeored and noshed to eleetiooe. Sir Wilfrid Teturter teishea contPletion. This is intended to give te retire and hand over the airs 41f 81„tio,—I°51,1 c("nei wAtu,11 the,lene atetirs to lion. W. S. gadding hot tho .17-rn4; snenea'uwnitfterigaill4lerTh'Q411,; Qiebee wing want Laurier to boa au important faetor in the plartN%slor the St, omit after the eauiptign. Alter that .103vPh Promoter& With the first thoz; rot me wilt zn,range. pieceid electrie tawny in Huron went was made. hat Me. Fielding does eve; y and a government Imitate the i I :tit by the lake will take on it now 111.4 t.; pky *veined to imp :rtanee.—sigoat oto-,ely. And title ainelier leen Leenieht olot. LseThfl.nifotneue. 1;4 the meantlate the geverii went is Aeinitellug to the reverts en eehoot prep tit1w..t for the genet -al 41..et raNretors the number of r oral selioals : „„o.. _ _ _ _ ttevtatellibreries in connection is rapid. 111.1.7:,77)44 inier,ea , like to ; lir Int+ S,114ho7-. of Iluron county .;:triaatabrt teEilitar r3atetilile()eicile' book,t vlt erse too poricao nolo. both of whom ho.o. the children have free Access to pleuty v°v of good books. These libreries a • unenviable record. have been sum- supported by thele government under moite.1 to Ottawa to confer with the an order in council. July.1902, of which government and nets hese hem set to di° f°11°w,,n1;1. are. extriet6: gather in ;ts large a campaign bind as witglorno—vIrstsrural school board paseible. The Liberals are thormighly ars shall be 4eneliltkleld v4trit'srl?Fl.rtho°f tsvelthaQt1-- alarmed at the growing opposition to ever money inay be appropriated for the (trend Trunk Paelfle hill and will tbe Iris "0 the kgiAoor te, it it try and eneteh a, vetellet from the4. n'it.,*sins.,1)INe4.1lsts. as ere contained ementry. The gerry in:trader in Ontario, Section .--"Everytmatt school whieh practically disitanchises huge 1 hoard which establishes 0. library un- seetious of the province is part of the I der these contlithats shall be entitled wen.nuttnred plans of the government. to a grant egnivalent to half the amountexpended but not to exceeed t-',anething tunst he done before dissee- $10 bratty one ye.;it and provided the teine further Ant ters the cabinet, and appropriet ion made by the legislature will warrant such payment." within a few months the electors will The list referred to includes bing ht. called upon to decide the rote or a , pixy, geography, tholo;y: ec government which cannot govern pen- tray -1 and a very btrge list of works on poly. beeause of their inability to elementary selence, particularly on agree on any giteetion of policy. ture study. •444444844.8.18molimmomminm0 NOTES AND COMMENTS * TWBLVE "XRATIB ItT KINGSTON. Geo. Rowley, the defaulting mann- The first sitting of the Alaskan ger of the Elgin Company, who plead - Boundary Cennmosstion commences on ed guilty to defalcattons totalling near - September 3rd, in London, Englend. ly 380,000, was on Monday sentenced We will then see whether 'United to it term of twelve years' imprison - States gets the litnes :share as she „did meet in Kingston penitentim.y. sen., when the briendary was settled i""" tenee was imensed on the cbarge of tween New Brunswiek and Maine in theft and three charges of forgery, the lann. terns being twelve years on each * * charge, sentences to run concingently. Athe NathinanApple Gi.nzeivers' Con - .Y., 0. re - On the charge of perjury the county's vention in Niagetn Falls, .. e t enict 'was seven years to run concur - port was isested.stating that the esti- mated crop of apples in Canada and the -United States for 1902 was 47,6'25,deal of sympathy was manifested by - rently with the other sentences. Row- ley made a pathetic recital of his life since going to St Thomas. A good ODD barrels, while for 1903 it is 54,014,- e 000 'barrels. The crop in Canadaast thpeople of St. Thomas for the guilty l num and his counsel, Mr. Robinson year was estimated at 16,120,000 bar - Made an eloquent appeal on his behalf, rels and for 1003 .at 13,800,000 barrels. arguing that Rowlev's actions and in- * * tentions were more to be considered. .Mr. Andrew Carnegie now compares than the fact that a large atnonnt of Canada and the United States to the money had been taken. Neeertheless Siamese twins, inseparably hound to- the fact remained that the man was gether by trade relations. What a guilty and the Judge, 'While feeling mere pigmy Canada is to the giant sympathy for the man, understood. -United States in Andrew's estimation! that he had a public duty to perform Andrew and his fellow countrymen and accordingly passed sentence as are tealons when thinking that the ,ahove. The object in punishing en of - mother nright love the little (?) .child fender is to -prevent the repitition of the better. the offence. If such men were given , * * light sentences. or allowed to go freel the object for which laws were made It is upto Canada to choose whether would not be attained. He got no she is going to use ber own portsninre than he deserves. A rumor is throughout all the year or whether afloat that a petition will be circulated he is genie to lie,dependent on United to have his sen tepees shortened. Stich States for five months in the yedr. a proceeding en the part -of any Person The National R,eciprocity League of is nothing less than an a ttern,pt to de - United' States are raising- .tsjiecial. feet the ends of fund of $100,000 to effect acommeretajustice. l ' treaty With Canada. • We need to he • . roOre, independent before we cart se cure good tents in such a treaty. -"'5 WATCH FOR TUE COMBT. The carnet now visible in the- north, western sky,is likely to became hi•ight- est of recent years. lit is now ap- proacbing the sun and will reach per- ihelion alient Ane•ust 17, coming with- in 81,000,000 of the orb of day.. It is uovv seventeen times as brilliant as STRUCK BY A TRAIN. . 'when it was discovered at. Marseilles Colborne, Aug. 6.—The body of John a fewweeks ego, and it will inereaSe er,nik was found early this morning in brightness till it comes within the1 lying on the riorth side of the G. T. R. infltietice of the sun, when for a time trirk. The coronerDe.. Sanlord it will seem to he dim -lied- It will be Brighton, wasnotified and issued a noticed that as the comet opproaebesi warrant for an :inquest, hut efter hear - the sun its tall followS it; as it precedes ing the facts decided it was not lieges - from the sun the tail goes in front— soy, as 11 appeared that he was struck* that is, the tail . is always directed by a train while walking on the track. away from the sun. A very few years Mr. Cron k was an aged man, and bis ago o good Many uervous people , beeping being defective it; was suppos- would have been exercised over the ed that,t he did not bear the anproaqh- coining of such &celestial visitor. but ing train. It is evident, frorn.the con- science has pretty well reassured even dition otilie body that death was in - the most nervous. It is slightly vii-istatitanecins, as2his head was consider - Dile at the present time, but is becom- ably mangled *rid one hipbroken. ing clearer eaoh evening. It is situated The body -wtor taken Charge of by near the, hauclle of what is known as 'Co eitehle Smith anti UndertakerTeek the dipper. « et awl Intel red in Tfreon Cemetery. FALL OF A- CHANDELIER. Alvinston, Angnst 8.=A chandelier., with twelve burning lamps, fell 'from the canine of the Be ptist church here last night, setting fire to the building. The floor, seats and walls of the church were badly damaged before the fire was extinguished. The loss is covered 1)37 insurance. INJURED BY A HORSE, Sarnia, Ang. 8.—An unfreennete ac- eident °marred on Front street at noon! ontepdare, .a,rhea- Jm()b,itcl:t°13uTHREE TORONTO BURGLARS n'd Wollfiee of her artos broken and otherwise was CAPTURED RED-HANDED. severely cut and, breieed. Mrs. John- ston was eroseing the street, when she was knocked down by a fractious horse and rust over. After being removed to her home it was found that she bad stsffered a fractime tbe left nem, the member being broken just above . the wrist. Besides this she was eut and bruised aboet the note. head and boa); and suffered considerably front the shock. DRAMATIC ARREST. Detective Forrest's Daring Dash to Prevent Their Eseape—Threaten, cd Him With Their Revolvers, Toronto, Atig tx. ee A bad gang of armed burglars, the men. wbo -----ee.-------- are supPOsed tO have been opeeate hag extensively in Toronto and vicinity her some time past, Was rounds ed up by the police yesterday after- noon. Considerable excitement was ocea- sioned in police circles when it be- came known that Charles Quacken- busk the escaped Central Prison cou- eict, and two of his pals, Thomas Gal - it I ca n t get a glass of liquor anywhere i iPlnahgelnitte'rhe 11">DaaclYitaiestof MhaudrPhrobbingYb' e e nt4hned C ah uoll:1 et' in this wretched village or yours?" be ' of Mrs. Adelitte J. H. Brodie at VP Sherhounte &greet. Te DeteetWo For. rest belongs the credit for the caps ture of the housebreakers, who are PrahablY the werst gang taken into custody sin c the ramous Rice, Rlit- ae epcl 4ittild.oneweroarcicrinritlics4 7itiaa own hie in capturing the 0100# who were all arated with loedest revolvere. He surprised ths121 in the ao a ran, Sacking one of the worn; and and kePt them at bay till aSSiStance cant*. A haodresptolkilenn4feol.4111riltteWe"dhaidhaktebpet linargtheeiarMAUSniretettoifertCWaneldieritY iswaesapef°Ane3 the corse of drunkeness out of that other property will be recovered When village end who can estimate the in. their hidingsplace is made known to thience for good time exerted upon the aothornite. the lives of those sturdy peasants. Detective Forret Was on his vace- Whitt noblermentorial could be desired lion hat week, and when reportipg by ;my obristien minister." for duty ail SaildaY was handed A OW STORMS ON THURS- Scholey's house at 82 Seaton street of a report which stated that Wm. had been entered by thievo some time between 3 and 6 Q'clock on Saturday DAY, AUGUST Oth afterncil• MC .1gemliers nr ty,,,he family were away at t e tune. The rear A heavy rain and hall storm passed .edrole(77,,wwecahs/efh"w"ads aInndtheevePriY"beitviCtalieea47: ver Niagara district end did a great then''t h -e' t c-hpaertleel5v6,..Fgoaebstushiesaruthli *mount of damage to the fruit crap, _oo „„eot eee 114844,n eineri on Hailstones as large as walnuts fell in e''''t''` '''''" "*"". ''.." --- the district neat, St.. Catharines. Queen street All company with. a young About $20.000 is the estinsate of the night, aboutnrly Voacnk %%at:au:111e / , loss oceasinned by a terrific wind and , quigestion. min knew him. and asked hail sto; lit In Lambtou County, The wheat and barley crop: bad leln her..1 if he wesn't afraid of being caught, , sted but unto, corn. clever seed anus Quackenbush observed. "Well, there'll , ! fridt sneered severely. Some. twenty ,hrticsr hiee suh•aosotsinugppofisrsettto hil pallearpinhig barns were unroofed, scores of wind. penes of glass smnehed. The was searched on Sunday night, but he was not there. AbOUt 2 o clock yes. mills broken down and hundreds of ffzutnInneelocirkiLuadk,aenidliwurdneirnsptohltilsobittpt8070:f:kna ' ter,lay afternoon Detec.tive Forrest was Standing at the corner of Wilton ave. green color. Fish in the hike, moo. inouueraynodunOgntamrieon,storeneet, owiliewnhomhe was . ing several sturgeon, were carried . some distance inland by the water. i Quackenbush, walking north. The spout 1 detective waited some time, and then pauied by it wind iif eyelone force north to Carlton street, and then over , The quartette went Daring an electrical storm, ammo II ke'lluwect them' to Sherbourne street, when they again turned up towards Rosedale. ver , the bridge they went, and stopped its front of a house where a They haul man arid seriously tujuring two others, livarjetitpdalikeelYp, andbemade.eng thatl'icye sglzaesd. The storm overturned a yacht tun dener was at work* on the. next lawn, which were four yonag Men- TheY they decided to leave the Job alone. / clung to the upturned boat for an The quartette retraced their steps ' hour before being rescued, over the bridge., and after loitering about a short tune, went south again. When opposite the house of Mrs. Brodie one of the party rang the bell. Getting no response, one of the gang remained outside, the other three go- ing around to the rear, where an entrance was forced. \Visite ---- men were inside the man on guard sat reading a dime novel, and once he got sight of Detective Forrest. who was watching proceedirags from behind a tree. Feartng that the alarm would be given before be got assistance, De- tective Forrest walked south on Sherbourne street to a house, where be stopped and talked to a lady. When the. opportunity presented itself ' the' officer slipped through the yard and over the fence to Bleecker street. By the time the ' thief, who was watching the - movements of the officer, got around to Carlton and. Bleecker, Detective For- rest was a considerable distance up the latter street. After turning Wellesley, street; he slipped into a store and call- ed up No. 4 station for help. Patrol Sergeant Martin, acting Patrol Ser- geant Pogue and Policemen Montroy, Steele and Guthrie went up in the pa- trcil waggon, and Detectives Davis and Burrows were despatched from the de- tective office. Seeing the patrol waggon and the detectives approach, Detective Forrest made a rush for the man on guard, but he.got away without giving the alarm to his pals. After the house had been surrounded, it was arranged that De- tectives Forrest and Davis and acting Patrol Sergeant Pogue should enter. Detective Forrest went upstairs, and on the third flat met Gallagher, alias Murphy, face to face in the doorway, The burglar had a revolver, and point- ed it at the officer,. who also carried . his revolver.. "Throw itp your hands," said Forrest, and, after . saying "I won't" once, Murphy slipped his re- volver into his .side pocket. In the mearitime Quackenbush and Doyle any food. stood with their revolvers in their --nen-—, • hands, but they did net 'attempt to use ' so *Much More Interesthag. , them. Forrest called his comrades, and , - -- they rushed upstairs and into the.roorn Small daughter (tired of playing alone) where the detective was 'keeping three —Mummy, when I get to heaven shall I. desperate men at bey at the point of always play wif angels? his revolver. I Mother—Yes, my darling. All the prisoners quietly subinitted" "Mummy, don't you fink that if I've to arrese, and were handcuffed and been vewy, vewy dood all the mornin' taken to the Wilton avenue station. At playin' wif angels, in the afternoon the station they were searched, and p'waps ood will give nie a fickle devil to several hundred dollars' worth of dia- play wil?"--Ex. monds and jewellery were found on .ne , e.-. -- oes • • ee • - ne :se -ea -e'en -es calibre revolvers, and Mtn:0y a 32 - them. Quackenbush and Doyle had 38 - calibre weapon. . ' A story is told of a young nobleman who found himself in village in Corn- wall. where he had never been before - It was a hot di...wand he was thirsty. and his thirst Increased its be rode and dowo the village streets sect:login Vain for a place to obtain liquor. At lest he stopped and made impatient in- quiry or an old peasaut who WAS Oil his way home after a day of ton. "How is dema.nded harshly. The old man reeogo nieing his questioner as nMan of renk, pulled off his cap and bowed humbly, Lit yet there was a proud Bash in his faded eyes as be answeredqUietlY; lordsomething over a hundred years ego, a man owned John Wesley VallIS to thee° parts," and with that the old peasant walked on. FA'alleS ;tenting on this incident said; it a splendid testimony was this reaching of John Wesley! For which swept down the upper Ottawi and over Lake Deschene. a big 00.W, mill, being erected by the Fraser COM. pany, was blown dowu, killing one TWENTY-ONE KILLED IN COLLISION ON 6 1R, Durand, Mich., Aug. 1.—Wallace Bros.' circus trains were wrecked in the Grand Trunk yards here early to- day and 21 men, mostly employes of the circus,were killed outright. ;Twen- ty more were injured, some fatally, The show was travelling in two sec- tious over the Grand Trunk tracks from Lansing to Lapeer, and the ite- cident, it is said, was caused by the failure of the second section of the train to stop on thne. The second sec- tion ran into the first at full speed. The engine of the second section and four cars of, the first section were com- pletely demolished. Much vartatine property was destroyed, and the less to the circus: people will probably be very heavy. Some of the victims were railroad men attached to the train. These include Teal n master J. McCar- thy, of the Grand Trunk. Some of the animals were killed. The scene after the collision was appalling. The wreckage was strewn about and piled up high. The shrieks of the injtired, and the bellowing of the frightened animals coodd be heiu.d above. the hiss of escaping steam and the excited shout of the rescuers.. It was some hours before the injered were rescued from the wrecked cars. Some of them were, in terrible agony, and it is thought seven more will die. The wreck, according to the statement of engineerthe . secnnd section, was caused by the failure of the air - brakes to work.. A man named Henry Johnson was found in a •Cl. P. R. freight Car at Winnipeg, having travelled all the way from Halifax, locked up, without hts for Vak Stomachs .at slowly, masticating the food thoroughly, even More, if possible, than is required In health. The more time the food spends in the mouth, the less it will spend in the stomach. Avoid drinking at Meals in general, dyspeptic StOmachs manage dry food better than that containing much flUid. at neither very hot nor cold food. The hest temperature is that of the body. Be careful to avoid excess in eating. at no Mere than the wants a the system require. ometimes less than as really needed --: .......r„ .......z.....- ....„:„."... ...,..,,... must he taken when digestion is very weak. $trength depends not on what e, Is eaten, but on what is digested. ••_, ,.. ... Never take viOlent exercise of any --,s-e sort, either mental or physical, either ,.. ... ,--;--4 Just before or just after a meal, .-.,..-. ...i„ Ne reat m ° re th: nt3reetimesa t4zandmalethia,1meaIery 4'1 light. For many (134cpties, two meals Are better than more. Never gtviuc,z twarmnintoTo, I eat A morsel of any sort between 7, ,„,„,,,.:ti,„ 14,.4 Ns,mieteatte r Never eat wbfromu verymll ttaiireodr, COutiiiiiriON .....:, ,.. :...--• physical labor. Never eat when the mind is worried or the temper ruffled, — -11 if you qau possibly avoid it. gat only 11,1[0041 ...?"0.*PritcM, a„,,,,-.4 food that is easy of ,. ing complicated and indigestible , 0 digestion, avoid- - , 4 01 dishes, and taking but one to three h-,..--'711"prurrcrigiAmoc% courses ata meal, tmr ....--.$ ,:t After meals take two ST, jAMES ee.,.., Price In Cana .00; Six bottles tor $5.00 N1/..41IiItSt fta believe at. Ponce Wereos t It n are tlte moot complete cot:alai:la. 11 a f trt8n9gfroPtir IggaYrit;141 &seine with.** rm. litaltert ktentatele, f t 3;41o:them, ecottaint, water. I help stormeh, digest feed and send i miolje77:214,;=:ZZG =7.: They $,, f t , 1 the nutriment through the blood, fr;;;Partglitggi,,%,:::: i and this is tho, honest way to get Nvbrredtaimalonotsemparo• i health and stangth, the kind that gpiffilt,'WcZrtre:%trigV1 lasts, develops and breeds the energy 14e0c1)15L Amu it Cc.. 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