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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1900-11-8, Page 4FATH SENTENCEMURDER WILL 0 UT OMICed. On Chinese Dignitariel fee AIItisFOrelgtt 01.1trages ARRISON FOR PAO TING FD oss Venerated. Temple in the CIty to Bo - Destroyed -,Three questions te Be Deckled ••••••••nr, o '1,1DR Fu., Friday, Oat, 26 -Tim elisseen of Inquiry into the out, ges on missiouaries here has sea. teed to death Tien, Yang, the Prot eial judge; Wang Slatuig On, tht tlitary commandant; General litiu two other officials, Germau and French troops will gar risen at Pao Ting Fu, for the f•rin' The prepositions are complete ice degrading on Oet. 27 the most ven grated temple in the city. THREE QUESTION. Wasbengtou, Nov. 2- It was stat ed to -day lo quarters well versed it fOinese affairs that outside ot the 'estrous ot indernoity, punishments te dne ae Sixfold: Crime Revealed Atter Thirty-ont Years Boole, Nov. 1. -The Rome aesizt oourt to now investigating a sensa. tional charge of sextuple murder be poisoning. The accused, Pietro Cite coni and Marie Bonelli, are Alleged tc have committed these crimes thirty-, one years ago. A1 that time Deflate Bonelli lived la Rome with tier busband and three childreu. She tell in love with Gia - cent, ww ho aa the son of wealthy par- ents. The intrigue culminated in the death -all within a period of a few enouths--of Signor Ronal!, his three children, and the father and ro,other of Glacout. These sinister events were followed by •the marriage of the lovs ere, and exalted the suspiciou of the authorities. Who opened an Invest-. gatiow The pair fled to Constantinople. hut after en interval of .some months re.. turned to Italy and settled down in 11gardes, where they lived in safe ob- oeurity for thirty years. But iwhet Petro's funds became exhausted and the pair were reduced to penory,quale eels broke out. Pietro had become enamored of a young Neapolitan girit SOW Uner ottaticas t Pk -t aod to red hferseelf of his wife be de. • there, were three vital and fat trounced her to the police as the fours Wet nuestions to be determined deress of her husband and three chile , the removal of the Eau dem • °wader, personally 411.1' Marie on being arrested promptly be InAttenee of ber adv." I accused her husband of poisoning hie i all participation itt th parents, and he also was apprehend- l vernmente seemed, the cree ed. The trial of the pair is now pro - an Indemnite fund by th ceeding. of china'scustoms revenue • by the pa,yraerat of the dull - d instead of depreciated sliver p..sent. or else by doubling tit • WENT A MERCIER'S TOMB lite ioaperial tombs are situated. • diver duties from five pe Ali the Ltberal mambos or Parliament In .. le is rumored that the army n: third,. the establishment of a Minis Diorama: Jotted in the Pegrimage - 1 l'ng' Yu Mulls, has resatved t o de, feed the plitee. ten per cent. ad valorem , er or Foreign Affairs in place it gp,outdedd dov.-T--. _ tilt, tododt As Ilse result of inquiries mote lie Of the Allied Peace Negotiators Not i Yet Ready ACCEPT FRENCH PROPOSALS As a 114SSIS for the Final Draft -Boxer Vintage !Destroyed Paris, Nov. 2-A .despateh to the Havas ageoce from Pekin, dated Oct. 31, saws: - "The foreign =rosters eoutomed to -day the discussion of the peace propositions to be presented to the Chinese. The French propoeals were atwepted. Addatonall specifwation will be discussed Monday. On account 1 of the. neeeseity for t horoagh accord between the different cabinets, the final note no t be presented for several weeks. Gen. Voyron, conamander chief of the French troops toe. Chiral, with the allies under his command, is purging q t he villages around Tien Tele. and ; Pekin. Many villages Infested with I itaxers hove lren destroyedoind their inhablittnts punished. A Freud' column sent to Teen rescued the mite sionaries there. Another Frew!), column met with resietanee at Siet Chung. The entisays losses were coreiderable. The Tillage was burned. News reeelved from Pao Ting lett in- dieates a movement of Preto+ and tlerurtn trooes upon Si• Ling, whert • .11e old and cumbersome systern PilittiMage to the late Potauer .el-er- intemottonal 1'1 ernission, umbel detnantlein7 tb"„retitorlitnt led by too or three thousand people, • .11-1ll French. tl'otlies in China, the e empress itawager is smut to re fettled:lag all tbe 1.Iberal .notmbers ahs are convinced that the II rem- it' from, the eonelusion now getter • tato Istand of 31.0=4e41. r.-ea;suror ;tied the guverner of Pat asly areeptettIthat the imperial gover; Tine' /tn. :tnd a Chinese colcinel werr .-meto of China was responsible fo s • instrumental in the murder of Amer- • the Ilexer uprising. As tbe, Empres tlett- stger was the ruling authoritt o the imperil!. government during th elprteing, ehis responsihnity brough 'droraie direerly to her. It ibt dennet 41dVistilb:4* for that rettson tha.t sh lehouid eremetin perraanently awe tern Peld that her adviser Ito I be kept. away recoil th verrsment. ol tehllog Cit7e.t'e too has ae'sen frora the neo a, ecrusise :me war in %%tit% the v:. z. power Chineet preo•n• eustom said to ket already pleillg se the ant erest and provost IS(' loins. The plan of stsh wer Minister of Foreien .1t in plaice of rsatte I.; Yamemio tree in l•onttnapletion, es for resent t 1V4**1 bave found i fieult liVal Wit h this mix .ind to loitate responsibilit eticularly during the Doe he Tsang' Li Yemen.. eitse's ietetb took peace td,gatt ,EEEedde "Cleneral letillouto to .1 in eoramane S INTO A ROYAL FAMILY /01•••11..1.••• eyrie eLean e tiontreel Wcl Inde, a Noce te Queer. n gent of Peetugal n, nv. I.-if:lite marriage o telln Payne Mat -Lean. of Men and M.01.izi etado dtughter Denison etheitt, of Chestnut itil ity ewsteedity, was a very Omit, te affair. groornetaan was Lieut. C. Wei aeLean, .of elte Royal Artillere wich, and R. i. Van Horne, 0 real, wire one of the nehers. ti Slade belongs to a very le lietinguished Boston family, an niece of the Countess Dona Queen Regent of Portugal. She wore a magnificend white bro ceded .atin gown, trimmed. with 01. Breton hot, an historical court dres cif greet interest, the gift of tk Countess Dedla. TOSSED HIGH IN AIR -^ WOODSTOCK'S CUSTOM RETURN tem and English missionaries, and 111 w. hive beencondemned. to death 1V4wtlitatlt, Nov. - The customs and will he executed soon." returns tor tee port of Woodstock --e-- , for zht month tgf Oetober tibiae- a con- !de te in enterable advance over the sone !-.-d •mfia B ,„. Y'S PROTFST 3„year. They are 1144fel- . s"•U . • . •. Value tor duty, $17,1161; theet eoleeted. Ottlieleke; free guods. Oi1,- P..tckhing up of Unsatisfactory Pea Task idea= Beath Knell of Missions The amount of weter pumped at the witterwork; donee. distoher WAS :S. • ettl.400 gal:one. .1..11.1••••••• -.111sra. ' Ti;.' Medico! Health Offieeree. 'Moo .y report for the month of• tie. teller, is as follows, viz.: onsomp- owe. 4; e weer, 3; t•tiolera infanturn 3; geueral dettilhy. 3; typhoid fever • 1 •0••••••Im,..11 New York, Nov. 2. - Prom :shang- hai. under date tir September 15, the Atneriean Bible otsefety bas received a report from Rev., John R. Bybee D.D., SILyS thzz 1 le wizhdrawal4), eroope from Polon means the dtssem" netton all over China of the news; thee all of the great pewera have suf- fered fgoommous defeat at the hands of the Chineee, and that their valient generate and loyal elthiters • Psoxers have driveu them out. Tles reptrt continues. • the !tootle will heLeste b .e.athat they have whippeti the werld, and that the foreign na t 5 n were unable t4)inffte upen "the po- p el remote 'es out rages 1;8' 1411111,011 'whi1 they 'Larose.. 1:: b taken tor grant ttt t ha lade - *foreign Y11,11., 'semen ant ee al t11 ,inav be tort tired, out eagett auti fully killed' at pleesure. "The effect of this ff s as to prevent all mi ging bark frau tettertur, eat ...- Warty to the provtnetts wOere th • se tore:titles ocourred. Li Lune, Ce...e W14 not slow t it reeog,niz4 tind he had '.he /wield ta et to SU; in my hearing teathe foreign keno ernmente ougat tu urged to .a.- bw no anissionartes to gla in,o northern pretence% as the potpie ti no, want thin. "The chorches, to whom in coneal - ted the .stilenin "Margo to evang% ate the world, mile as well know um, the patching up oe an uneateefaetory pdaee Means the deatn knell of Chris- tian anisaions itt Otene. It is not the petege -who are epeed to us Or our work but the =ousters in high places, .-insligated anU eneouragtzd outburst of fdnadical fury that stag- gered humanity. RESCUED THE DUMMY The room was on tire, and at the win. Cow stood a fair aei lovely creature. Frantic with horror. hb pushed through thz peopls and called upon. the firemen ti same her. "Stand back I" peeed policeer.nazitri.' fore - :kr; him back tote the crowd g "Stand back." shouted the man. and • ee lovely a. creature parish before ray eyes?" IDA his disglust the crowd gazad on in apithy,. "Wretche%" he shrieked, 7.ointing to tin coo: lady at the window; "are you blind?" And with a maid rush he had dashed up the stairsi ha44 neized the lady mound tie, waist, and had borne her to the outer al 4 tn a few seconds. tile agitation and thy heat caused him er nearly faint, but he had just cnowsb st-ength to placr he in the arias of. a mliceman amid tir snouts of the crowd. Butt gond gracious! What was that? Did his ears deceive him? Instead of a great cheer Mr hirni. a tnmendous roar • of laughter greeted the heroic act? He glanced at the lady he had rescued fnem the .ftery feta, and the reams of their mirth was at once apparent;. and amid the la.ughter of the unsympathetic CDOWIt he fled He had rescued the milliner's dummy -London Answera. 3; peralysis. 3; bronehitis, 2; eat -elite, tinflonmetion iti the howls). et /11,41. 2; OW lg.% th lit -art dieease :Ina 4.-41 11t'an. U4' ;um, 2. tote out from evil tat rhe following rause preinature bulb. apoplexy. Mph. ite. ret totem, soneope, jeundiee, ; thrombus., railroad accident. Toilet 5 dem for month, 37. cbomNo To CANADA.. London, Nov. 1. -Sir Chao Wieent puree., suntangUng Of the i aile for Anterlea tnt Saturday for ht ,• kinks in the Grand Trunk ritiltote • euenestication. LORD DARNLEY WAS QUEER .London, Nov. 1. -an eccentric char- acter passed :tee* yesterday In the I person. of tho For; of Darnley. H V415 tho seventh of his line, arid Idle!' of boteeting of ids claim to descent from Lor 1 Bentley, who- he asserted was the evcond husuand et Mary Queen of Scots, and through him from the ancient riceti!lx house, ef Lennox. Tho Earl of Darnley owned the marvellous: (ad state carriage which, he often de- elleitd, was used itt the marriage of QUM). M.:117 and Darnley. Two years two the pert married Miss Blackwood, of Norton court, a famous, beauty. lost .Tune he etterei up taueh discus- ; eller in society circles by refusing to tikes the oath of allegianee to the .drinitoha Farmer Fatally Injured By Queen. Bull PRINCE MAN HAS FLED Wenni eg Nov. e. - John 31eEsven S--essees-' o meows • Lea wa, leading it hui ast night, itehen :h- animal turn td re iina, pitehing htm o veral iitteNft int ;he .air. .Mr. Aiteenen'e setter ses ;he occurrence an -4 gave the alarm Mil Ids 'brother eeme.s came with ;hot gun and killeo the animal. I it:OS too late, however, to save Mr. Mc gwen's life, for he died eight hour 1i''' ' .. RP -injuries. Ire was 48 year and unmarried. London, Prides, Nov. e. -The Stand- • ard's 'Shanghai corre.spondent says • thet Chiteeee odieial tetegram from Sin,gan Fu stat. ee that Prince Tuan , his fled to Mongolia, \VW) bis head _ shaved and disguised as a Buddhist prieet. It is reported that he in - ten -ds' to join the Lames. ALVORD'S TRIAL. York, Nov. 2. - Magistrat toojity discharged from tus Orreries L. Alvord, ;he de 1 • 3, note teller of the First Na „led ank. • The magistrate, said he was satis id that he had no jurisdiction at he case. Alvord was allowed ti eavo the coon room, but as soon a es reached the corridor he was re -rested by 11 United States marsha taken befoee United States Com sioner Shieles. Wan Charlton is elected by at on in North Norfolk, Mr. Rot withdrawn. D THING FOR IRELAND --- eople Are Experimenting With Peat in Lieu of Coal. ool, Oct. 31.- The exorbitant coal is causiog consumers • experiment with peat brought reland, where the supply is ally inexhaustible. Several cars hich Dave already been landed awe met with: a ready sale for ption in both residentes and The results are entirely NORWiEGION POLITICO. Christiania, Norway, Nov. 2- It u announeed that Councillors of Stan Loehoa, Hoist and Ohilosen haw handed in their resignations to Prins( Regent Gustavus. -the Ministry of Finance has beer offered to Burgomaster Ardondereeht declined the honor. Cou:ncillor lioness. becomes Ministm of Agriculture. A SKIPPER'S BAD MEMORY --- Met a Disabled Steamer, But Can't Recollect her Name Boston., Nov. 2- Capt. John Car roll, of the fishing schooner Nia.eart arr-ived at Gloucester to -day, and re ported that he epees- -to the sehoone; Georgia Campbell, while on the bankt .on Monday. Capt. %Samuel Colson, o: the latter schooner, reported havink bearded a disabled steamer, whicl had been crippled for a week by tht bursting of h.er water ballast tanks which flooded the hold and extin- guished the fires. The ship became unmenageable; thereby, and wh?r, Captain Colson sighted her she vtos drifting. The engineers aad offi. tors of the craft were confident that they could repair the damage so that she could continue on her voyage. She is partially loaded with chalk, y,• and it now looks as if wad was bound from a part in Eng- . ould reap a cortsiderabla land to New 'York. during the coraing winter cope Colson offered to carry a 3,ta this innovatioe. ?aPa-By the way, who is the ladY it bowed to us as we left the car- ge? Dorothy -The one with tho silk eitirt, the woe petticoat, eilk, waist, purple colarette with er clasp, tan coat, black hat with re ape, caring a silver-trimmsd -ease?• Papa -Yes, Dorothy -I nese I dint eareght a SlitniTse m osage to ,land for $1,800, but this 'a3 refused by the captain of the st semen!, who said that as he was h,trai h• Sable Weed, and in the peth ot ocean steamers, he would be seen and towed to Halifax, for less raueley. He was hopeful of repair- ma-• the damage and getting to port unassisted. Capt. Colson had forgot: ten the itatrna of the steamer. ,ACCIDEINT TO COCTNT TOLSTOI. ,St. t etre: Nov. 1. - Count Tolstoi fell, October 26 and severely injured one of his bands. Consequentlt his intended removaL from his estates be Moscow for the winter has been given op. AIMED UP AT SEA. Rouen, Nov. 1. - The British tank steamer 0 -tinge Prince, Capt. Rich- ardson, welch arrived at this port Oc- tobsr 2, -from Marcos Hook, reported having picked up, October 12, two icon named Pat•riek Roche. and Wil- liam Brown, in a . boat belonging to I h .A.moriza n schooner, Marshall L. Odense,o Provincetown, Mass. They aad boome separated from their ves- sel during a fog and had been four days in the small beat when rescued, baring drifted eigety- five notes to the southward. "What are you assuming such a bete ilgerent air tit?" said the small poten- tate s adviser. Dont you know thht don't want to lit?" "Of dowse, r know it. •And I real- ize that we've got to do something ea. seedingly plausible to keep Ede otber ieople from iindlug # out... -washing - see g , PETRIFIED BODY FOUND Nee Toth, Nov. J.-- IN tole workmen were clearing up kt, cellar formerly me cupled by the late Dr. Theao S. Holmes, oito bad a drug Otero 14 Brooklyn, they came across a boy securely fastened, which was found Le contain the petrified head and trunk ot a girl about 12 years old. Who Poliete umde an investigation and became satisfied that the skele- ton, was the property of Dr. Efoluies who, it is said experimented •tvith an embaleaing process which he bad used during the civil war, and the secret of whieh he died without revealing* It was Dr. Holowe' boast that he hart discovered a process of embalming that would ossify bodies. go was at work on It when he died. MILLIONAIRE MOE'S IFIO-E-7 --- A Sensational Case If the Stories At True Now rook, Nov. 2. -The death tat Madison avenue apartments on Sept GENES OF ENTHUSIASM HALIFAX. EN FETE A Royal Welcome PAM the Return- ed Soldiers tesste-i the wealthy Wm. Marsh Rice, at his s 23, the atterapt of his New York at- - toroey, Albert T. Patrick, to east • tvostee- eltecks for large amounts which pure Witnessed, Beth on Board the Transport and. ported to be signed by the million- Ashore -The Parade Through the Streets aire; the refusal of one hank to casb to -- the clweka drawn eta it, and the <Hs- eovery by the bank officials- that Mr. Rice WO& lying dead at the time the A BANQUET AT THE DAY'S CLOSE. cheeks were presented; the subsequent Relifax S Nov 1. - At the elolm he Patrick that Mr. Rice, had , d neado him -by will th's trustee ot his cdclinnk Ithls rcUgning t'111.4° guns from Crouthin In every cough there lurks, like a crouching tiger, the probabilities of consumption, The throat an d lungs become rough and in- flamed from coughing and the germs of consumption find an easy estote, which anemnte to anywhere the Cita-doh the anxiously • a vatted entrance. Take • wEEDINc ,Er ouT foromr4x3dloirieteortgeo 'i sliorenArds the 711.-itectuatlatarteigge, /date haerrerl, hsc:.1 no chances Patrick and Mr. Rice'e valet, Charles atlitax has tho rePutation of behoce „..1* gerous foe, • Wan with the CIP-11- theelts and the ti ""'" placed against lise eddy wite excitement. Thotegh For 0 years F. roues; the arrest of Patriele and Stioletvizet slow to idetthoset ordinarily., Incompetent Officers Being Removed From the Army veiopments o ees tor ae, pr jesees and lodged In jailePhe de- elmto td°11e14ape:ve:°11shveistiet°rastoolunt ttlibee become the most celebratedhof tt..111).:e The report er Me guns had boodles warmeat axed swiftest city in Canada. LINDLEY A HEAP OF RUINS many celebrated crimes ethic courts of this city havd heeh deloh died away boor% narwitirstandbw on to investioate. The first inctdent tde early bo,,,jr, erowds appeared On lievires Been Wreeeed By ths %liters Who Are ttevastatitto tite liorth Eastern Part of the Ortema River ColverY --- (Loudon, Nov. 1. -Two or throe lieu- tenant-con:mete whose names or regt- nientes have been 0am-fine= beseme of the regrettable toetdents of the ger have been pieced on the halfepay lest, and eevorel captains anti teakettieerne have been "removed' front the sere V1144. fix eartiettlar, convereation ta • military ctrelee hoe centered la the au- nouncentent that "Iler lelajeste has re- moved' Limo Colonel Wentworth Otharne Cavevagit, P.S.C., from the army, havnag 'no further oecasion for bie serviege." Colonel Cavenagli tett1. out the end Batt:Ilion, nedfordshire Rostinlent, in the early part of the :tear. It wee the MST OtienSIO4 on evittelt either the- colonel or his men hod berm on aote've, Fervitte. Tito vacant rommand has been goon to Majer and BreveteLleut.-Col, Thos, David Pitcher, another staff codege officer*, who was only posted to the Ilediorde ae eeconel ennumind a year or so 'ago. Col. Prelter's name has been prominontle totore the hutted during the war, ite he has done sone exceedingly good work, and Ina lowly IAN% in command of Or. 3M Corps ot lifteinted Infantry. It was he who &do. *el Douglae during the toting weeks when Lord 3Tethuen w,,u4 kept stition. ars .rat the 3Iodder. Ile were Meet In command of the S'unnyside attester:hien, the first in. which tho Cansallans took pert. Col. Pilelter was abet the hero ef anitelwr dasleng ,exploit. when. with it very email force, he at-iv:went tidily Miles from his nearest suoperte, en- dered todybrand, and eaetured the. looddroett and field cornet, earrymo. them. *11 114 the face of a greatly eu- perzor force and covering lotween 50 and 60 111i:eS in the. 24 hours:. CitTLMATFt OP BOER LOSeltet. tilaPel Town, Nov. 1.--A reli eee, esti. mete of the !wises of the Mere up to :April 15, has been peeing,' by some of the men wiin eerveil with the Boer ambulance. Tee estintaie plaices the Boer losses on to that date. to 2,418 kiited, and 0,622 wounded. 'figs loin; does not irelude Boer loses after the British advance front Elroeustad. A GL0031-5- PleTrtan. Bloemfontein, Ort. 31.-A. resident of liarriemitit gives a gleamy desciiption of the situation in ties noethea.stern thstriets of Orange Colony. . Bands of Boers aro moving about, shooting at sight at anyone coming , within range, and leoting and burning houses and stores be!ongtOg to Bri.- ishers tend neutrals. The names% of many of .11 -see maraud- ers; ore known to the aloha -hies. but it is 111mo:edge- to retell (Ione II tr. riouith is stronely oa i aad bills are fortified. Ti'- pit ..• le who art out every (ley, have *inept the renn- in' releer of eterlc for ten es. Dowet is terrorizing the residents e I•11111! Quite rec.ntly he :leo word to the -people of Reitz tc trend the -termite and eitimeen. away, 415 he intended to emesh the phice with artillery. Lmalee is reported to be a beep ol ruins, the hatte--5 havieg bon want- s:0..1v wrecked by Beer brigands. There is ixtuch feeling among the whites owing to the military author).- ti.s. having permitted Indiens to open s.orets Ilerrismith. Before the war no Indians were allowed to trade in the Free State. •11"lien last in orcupation of Picks - bras, the Boers did great destructIon. The government stores were ripped otten and bags of grain were scatter- ' in all directIons. The Boers entirely cleored Mitchell's store and commen- t • .:track clothine and goods to the t.x- soot of several hundred pounds. They elto commsnerseted heavily etiesis•rs. 1VIeBritie and Myers, and osio Dor WOman aetually went behind the coat:ter and mewed out goods. Whit the burghers rad not wont they the- teibuted emote the poo- Dutch and 2n.slish inhabisa.res. They also marcio tad to the town ball and tiied•Ittr. 31e - Bride, while Mr. Bose was detained in preeon 'for some time Many Fick. burg burghers who had prevenetly surrendered halo again taken ut arms, which they clue up from their go.rdeos. LOY'AL INIAON CHIEFS. • Sinila, • Oita- 31' es, An offleial list which has Sweet published of Ora of Lees of asoetaa,,te in the way o: troops, hoses, and money by thi chie.e ef ladle. foe the • Transvaal sit 14 5 that the number 0.: suelt of fess amounted to sixty. 'rhe lis, pn ves that all the .mporrant- nit 1-96 Lulers pierce. Pittetka iheir en resourcos at the disposal of G rca• Dritatu.. oniefs offered per sunal s.,: vi os. fame prove eot elusively the 'worn:Jarful loy.alty au. • dev..it.on to i.he dit,playet throughout 74.N.14112,9 am. • DUNDEE EN IFESCE. Pietermaritzburg, Otit. 31- Dunde, .was eit Jere, ea the ocrosiou of th - enniversary of tho battle o, Talana Hill.' The day was observe( loest:- as a holiday, businees was sus • pended :toe ebeidren picnicked on ibi bestoric hill.. :on Star. • • te.tc o • Children Cry for city that in anything pertaining to tyltich led up to -day's elimax was the the atreete and the people ertade for feet disclosed yesterday that the da- fleeted:terve let Tones had been taken th the do- -wide due or mods were getting to .%aed waterfrraut , islet attorney's office, and the sub. the wharves, Imperial Goverament sequent rumorthat he had mealema, or argue, a cuatores steamer Lord togsglee port medical offieers' steam- e°forlIeres.sthre°nputbrinctitetnatinttlitnolVtleos.tearn It Roberts, the Terry steamer Chehaete came the more startling news that craft, were heading, down the beerier the report or a confession was true, *and, in fact, quite O. flotilla of steam during the silent hours of the night to meet the trc000 and hunting was joue„e had, in his cells in the Tombs, get14ted hapcoltion on meta -of -war and throot with at Vela:Dire PiVen lam. Dr. 41CB:oy boarded the Idaho in - he totes, by Attorney Patrick, 111- side quarantine, where she was et) confined in the Tombs. That note enehored, and the boys in khaki tion of the conteseion N% bleb bees 10 cheered the Argue and th:e latter:5 do with. the last raontents or Dir. Rice erew cheered them la return. From 1.9 the pegawied given out by the an. then rtYll a constant war of tittering tho.ritiesi acoming from Jones:- and waving of Mao wait kept up, s "Rice said: -"I am very nervous, and The crowds oet ehore and Elle Mr. Patrick, I wish you wouldn't khaki heye on tire steamer were trouble nue please go away.' Pits cheering one ;Oothe'r hong benne they rick replied: 'I have somsalts here, Nvere near enouge to hear eaelt other, e no Rice., that will cure your nervotiet The siteamer flotilla kept up horn attempted suicide by cutting' hie all ehlintang in the, haohor nes% dtts produced a bottle and lee. blowing almost constantly and the me like some very si roes/ on dieldng flags in eithete to tire lIddiathh: ,a4unstilh"err"18‘freitol4het, u8ihritrl'ellftnt gsakieultlet corked It. The, tontente smelled to nest %let me it tonel and a sponge. tiniment. Then Patrick s ii.:1110,1,::: oahreamstowatassturfaaautcticroeborptrbesbeeojintv:sienugica.b„,, at; .,:zoconil, etoi I got hira bult, Thee Patrick, *Jones, eou helve to have.' Ae I Wile leivina Patrielt Plitt III 6°,71111°1 nninu and dint remain here until Mr. Rios ;ode ,1(,.1 it:14y %Ida *bund11tttirdiac'Peur_etv,e'r,rlet I *told in the hell for ht low mine 07:110111:11 soon trit:art: :7:::::1.:21111":.::: terilltst;tttutaie geodud.anctaruile,ikdetituoc.rowd of Phey le ine On IlliS InC13: in 14'1' 11111'‘ "'Wei lined elle railing, deck house tope and tint I 11.1itt given Pntrich was woos- dld"no. Ft' elid"d 1•11° 414411 h"lund 14 4* lively as crickets. here and there all over the ship. They clwered. waved, thoneht thie was-. rawer, so I oleo. 5 tnrutedh joultned, dented, one duo. „ . * * rigging and eireared everyinedy and ot.,,t mt. doers eyes awl oleo. d'os• few minutes stud found the boys fret around the sptng.e, m cont. everything, ht tight ettene. Two cane wee Iltieg dir-7,t1dY A- reporter weat au board for a ttlelt was '4'S 1'4I Anwn Ws anehms for news of things in Canada, rieht heed. Pe. omit nte F tne Cs: affairs in thouth Atrtra. ttf the cont- end. of couree. Me. coiled mot- tug elections, of their comradee that After sestina vital I 41 1 41 ''en. had come beforo them. :1041 Of thines went and leg on nit! b el. Mr. 11 IC' in .general. Talus fairly hugged the grow very sok. elid ern- tzens who 'wens abroad early, and tee get a 410e4484".' 1 %tent JTOr Cit*‘. rpported „having tool a pretty good trip, though they got a little revolt Ile pronounce! Mr. R1' dont.' Attorney Pat deli theise furnished Jones 1110 p >nizoite, owl he They salted from Cape Town on also derdee the steteteettle is the eon- Seth. Sikh, and the potpie of fleet fesslon. Pines, atter hie Fide' 10 " I phteo gave them a goot :tend- off, tempt, was taltse 10 fl levet. iws;1 el. though they were not there lonto hastily summeeet elossittitns bail et They reached St. Indent eel Oes. 3 11, to teive him foam and landed there 2011 prisoners Suet hem, in lino` The deeth through J45!4 of Wood. At beought from Cepe Town. oclock toe -night the surgems $114 he I 'else arrived at Cape de Verde on was alightly beth r, anti the chances- 0 15. --Col. Pelletier and (*int. Stairs tire that In a foe 41'49 Ile 'Will again let •4` Seen by a. reporter. Thew were be placed in the Tombs. The etwoner sneprised to learn that Cel. Otter vestlgation into the tiotth of Million- liad made reference t,) Nemo "ab - awe Rice, which was to irtve been Itel.1 a, aupreVlolleiS ensurdontent ion"by thgallon! lit t le todd h Wi&4V44 44(04 adjeurned to await the report of tile captain of Company 'it,' and though themist who bad ex teamed f.84 tions til the remains for traces of poison, seas again adjournerl beenues of the new develtepmente iv the case SOME AUSTItALrAN ELECTIONS, Melbourne, Nov. 1. - The result of the elections to the legislative assem- bly of Vietoria 14 thts return of forty- five ministerlaliets 48 members of the opposition and two independents. What's the News? It is illegal to wear campaign but- tons or Widget; now. The body of H. C. A. Schmidt was Iound yesterday afternoon no the ruins of 101 Warten St., New York, 4 vilosil(> the 'Tarrant building. This is the first body found. • The mangled body of a well dress- ed Jean was found on the, rallroari tracks at Tivoli N. Y., yesterdae. From papers in ids pottice;:s it was learned that he was Widard E. Bo tth, Waiorbury, Conn. He had ben a printer formerly employed by the Albany Journal and was on hes way home. Mr. Justice McMahon yesterday paseed sentenee UT, Toronto on, te o 1> .• h -were apparently muttli worketi ee over Col. Otter's referenee to the 1 nfax daptain, tees peeitIvely tie- r need to ineke any statement regard - the affair. retsuto Col. Pelletier s••emed to take the matter more to 11 rt ithan the eapiain himeelf. Some e' the Irani= boys were outepeken in the matter. One of them told the roerter that white on the line tif et- tomaticothin •fis Compaay learned IWO a despatch had biter reeeived • en, the war office intimating that th - expired men •syno wished it sald be allowed to return home. Thi l despateh was not read out te the. companies, but another one from Lord tRoberts, asking that the regi- rnent %remain for a time, and then go to England, was. In the meantime th* Nova Scabies had decided they eveuld return home, and it is believed that the ritileutous contention, refer- red to by Cols Otter wae the 0:inten- tion that the boys' time had expired, an.) -they were entitled to return ie. 'Barrie was so h:glay thoug,ht of by the boys that they presented him with a testimonial of 41.00 on the Idaho on the passao home. The ontreal Company on board forraed the "Montreal South African Society Club," which will mew once a year eel Feb. 26, the eve of Blajuba) and celebrate. prieeners who were convected at tee • The Idaho lost two blades front her preseat cruninat assiets. Georee el:Opener seven days ago in lat. 3•2.48 Herrison, criminal assault, .recetved 11. long. 45.40 w. The weather was five years in Kingston penitentiary; title and mild au time'., and but for J. Percy Lawless% theft, six months thts accident she would have arrived in Central prison. Ste; errina to rowle-es„ 'the judge said. 'that he was worse than an ordinary thief. As a solicitor the community was ant:tied to the belief that he would hold his trusts inedolate. The -breach was the worst feature of the case. SOME PECULIAR EDIBLES MIM.1111••••••• Deb:mita is largely eaten in the Isle of Jersey. Picric acid, a component of lyddite, Le used to adulterate beer. Hedgehog, baked In o clay oven, is a die& any eelcure mighty envy. Tete Icelander eats dried fish and ,butter, just as we eat bread and but- ter. A Chinese drink is made �f lamb's ataying in South Africa or the re- f:et-Se, bruised ,with rioe, and ferment- turning home again Immo up, has 4...• ••.great deal of the popularity here on Monday night. The privates received eel. inoserial pay at Cape Town, getaing forty days' advance to allowfor the trip, end this morning the privates of G and II received 801 each in Cana- diui • 'Ilhe parade started Irene the dock- oard at • 11 o'clock, and marched :through the streets. It was the grandest sight ever witnessed here. "The royal time expired detail un- der Col. Pelletier," is how Rev. Mr. trullerton designated the men who return to -day, and "the Royal Com- mandeered Regiment under • Col. Otter," is what he called those who stayed behind. Every man on • the dcleho heartily concurs in this de- oreeption ef the feelings of the men. Col. Otter, eines the -qu.estion .of the there has, been a per. • feet cure. 'What a rec- ord! Sixty years of cures. er4 erry tow soothes and heals the wounded throat and lungs. You escapean at- tack of consumption with all its terrible suffering and uncertain results. There is nothings° bad for the throat and lungs as coughing. A 25c. bottle will cure an ordinary cough; hard- er coughs will need a 50c. size; the dollar bottle is cheapest in the long run. One of my 30113 WM spittieg bleed with a Itigit fever rad was *very itt. We could lordly me any Siff03 of life ta eine The doctors We Wel PO Vol. eut one bottle ot sour Ceerry recterea cured him and sevedlateliteell C.O.Aasevasoe, Nov. 10, age. Pal:wane, fe. Irak. write the Deetor. It woe eavaape cortegeies whoever susa desire ties bast taadleal attrtee, write tbe Dec. tortzaaty. Address Dr. J. v. Agee. Lowe% mess. levsey owes ,its* •peculiar taste tc do previously had. • e of lime, two and a hall eae returning offieors were ban- • , of which are add•ed to earl' qt •del. by the Third Royal Canadian ounds of greases. •hl Beeerneat thie evening. after which •A penny will louy twenty time.s . much nourishment in the shape at oauraeal as in the forin of beef. :Meat has been preserved in a erozee THAT THROBBING HEAD 4,CHE reale for 30 years and found perfect- ----- ly eatable at the end of that tiote. Would quickly leave you, if you us - The sterlet, caught in Siberian riv- ed Dr. King's New Life Pills, Thous #:- competes with the pompano, ands of sufferers have proved their. run• the Gulf of Mexico, as the moNt matchless merit for Si& antl Nervous :eel ee fish in the world. Headaches. They make pore blood and s coaieany has been formed to sup- strong nerves and build up your health. he English markets -with rein- N'at,syr to take Try them. Only 25 tee v venison. •Telernorken, in Nor- cents. 'Money back if not cured. Sold • CASTO R 1A way, is its headquarters* It ha 's tt. by all Druggists t f. 010 1 SLASHED 1115 THROAT 1.1•11••••••••••••• Desperate Attempt blade by Alleged Forget to Suicide Orem York, Nov. 1„-Ohas. F, Jones ,seeretary and valet to the late mil. Madre, 'William Marsh Rio, whoa death occurred under suspicious clo atUraattolees, made a desperate effort early this morning to commit culeidt in his cell in the Tombs. Ile harked the right aide of his throat wittS a mall penknife, making it deep wound and slightly opening the jugulal Vein.' Be was discovered by one of the keepers about 4 o'clock. Ile had beett bleeding then for half au hour be More, and was extremely weak. call was sent to Bellevue Hospital for an Umbulance, and wizen Dr. O'Reilly reached the Tombs at deg next, he found the valet lying in a pool of blood. The man would have died had he been 15 'minutes longoz without medical aid, Jones was committed to the Tondo with Lawyer Albert T. Patrick, on Sept. 22, on the charge of forging Me. Rice's name to several cheeks. 0119111100111 is destruction of lung by a. growing germ, precisely as, mouldy cheese is destruction of cheese by a growing germ. If you kill the germ, you. stop the consumption. • You can or can't, according to - when you begin. Take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil: take a little,. at first. It acts as a food ; it is the - easiest food. Seems not to be • food ; makes you. hungry; eating: is comfortable.. You grow strong- • t 11,1=Vjr:, er. Take more-. take no other. not too much; enough is as , much as you like and agrees. with you. Satisfy hunger. with usuA food; whatever you like and agrees with you. • When you are strong: again, have recovered your - strength ---the germs are dead ; you have killed -them. If you have not tried 'it,. send for fr e sample, its agreoable,, taste will surprise you. SCOTT & BOWNE, \ Chemists, Toronto. 50o. and $1.00; all druggists,