Exeter Times, 1900-11-15, Page 4You OD QOUg
yourself into r.
brouchitis,pnen.
mita,and con-
sumption.
Bandaging
and bundling
your throat
will do n
good.
You must give
your throat, and
lungs rest and
allow the cough
wounds to heal.
There is noth-
ing so bad for a
cough as cough-
ing. Stop it by
using
Even the cough of early
consumption is cured.
And, later on, when the
disease is firmly fixed,
you can bring rest and
comfort in every case.
A 25 cent bottle will
ure new coughs and
colds; the 50 cent size is
better for settled coughs
of bronchitis and wea%
lungs; the one dollar size
Is more economical for
chronic eases and con.
umption. Ifs the size
you should keep on hand.
"All Zen:Mies ouglit to be pa the
atete fersuildert :Attacks of eroup
or acute lung troublee. Every coure
try home lu the land should keep
Cuerry Pectoral constantly on baud
to preeideagainet au elm:re-ewe."
deseme G. Watts,
Dee. le, if3d. Hid:and, hitch,
ouMIi
.stake
If you have Pales Greenish,
or Sallow Complexion, COW
Hands and Feet, Loss of Ap-
petites Dyspepsia, Lack of
Eiiergy or Stomach Trouble$3
ake
'stake
en you do not use Dr. Ward's
and Nerve Pills to counter -
these conditions. Why? Be-
e they contain all the natural
ents necessary to build up the
man system. The way to a cure
s along the road from the stomach
the blood and nerves. All food
acted on by the stomach aud ?re-
d for absorption into the system.
Dr. Ward's Pills give just the pro-
pertielp to a tired system, ana dif-
- hese a glove of health through the
whole human frame.
u feel yourself getting well
hen you take Dr. Ward's Blood
d Nemo Pills.
s. per box, aro boxes for $2.00. drug.
iata, er Sam Williams ac Co., Toronto, Oat -
CONSUMPTION!
t•tling Statement by
Sat James Grant, of
Ottawa.
0 Die Annually
areio MOTIC Through the Rave
at the Great White Plague.
e th Canadiae Medical Association held at
days since, sir James Grant, the
n," made the starting statement that
die annually in ontario trona tuber -
r, consumption is the west terrible
World. it is the result of germs,
the weak snot.
Of a century Dr. T. A. Slocum, one
tint raientists of the day, has made
sumption a life study and hes
minding a system of teeatment
estmys the germ that ;Teat:atm
e statue thine balding nit the
ilesh and blood. There is ne
netiro, lie ;mows exactlewhae
do and affirms emphatically
et e per cent of eases. The
fieence le the slocura systera
t iposztesbexest erten to an,
erci tiateffer
k lai6-eititteiareerflcprs
ineee verso toran T. A, Meet=
'meted, ll ming St. :West. Toros.
e end express cape adenine, end
e (The mama Cum) vrtil tee
foe them awes mention teet•
et treeing sieeteiteifiiiii "effort&
6 win please sonot Mt milks to
ratories.
CgLONIAL TROOPS
Old London b Already Preparing fa
'1.heir Reception
WITHOUT FIRING A SHOT'
Three Baktallons ef chineee Sum/wider u
Italian netaehateat
Patale alarm Taut Tata, dated New, 7;
al
London, Nev. cf. - A epeolea de. -
a' detaelemeat of Italidn treopt
TOturable .t0 Pekin, intereepted three
Ibattalicats of Chinese near Kun Az
,
Wen. The Latter aurreatiderea with.
DEMONSTRATION FOR BULLER
WiU Be a Big Ono -Botha Lifts '019,5 cattle --
Item -Efforts to Oet French's convoy
Failed
Pretoria, Nay, 6.- One a Gedera
Lerma:ea nettles, who Was captured
near lereidelbera, and wao WaS at iirs
1
nrenehmanKtlical Ita1Iai aria Letter's; Con
• fevers Were Very Med
• • Oat firing a. 4.'ete
NEARLY WAS TROUBLE
•
treated badly by the Iteero,
threateteed tQ stoot tam, was ,atter
ward ,s reatased auel takee with dis
patelt to Gen.. Fireeohes headaaa.reers
Itie,.atates that• Goa. Inaes Bathe is in
.eceennane -of the Boers, ;Ad, bas witb
lam the. aetbel, Carolina. Erraeloand
taliddelbterg eoramaidoes. The cout
•say e recargeaze,f a illineber. a Brit -
isle prisoners tn the 'eager. They
were captured during 'Gen. 'Ft enelea
first advatice. They will be releas-
ed. and faraielled with passes as aeon
as the otricial who issues passes ar-
riv.ea. fron4 Middleburg.
'rhe meat also states that the Peers
are ,short of supplies, and: are living
IL termaliea and meal, and using burnt
Panties to make coffee. The supply •
of 'Meal, boweter, is abundant
-The Boers were very await disap-
pointed bemuse they were unable tc
capture any of Gen. French's con-
voy, wInch was the object of their
contiaued attaciea. Tale coarby con-
eisted ot •seven bundred wagons. Tbe
Boera admitted that they bad lost
heavily, especially the morning aft=
Gen. Frencli left Bethel. On that occa-
sion the Boers, we° thought all the
British had gone, approached close tc
a farm near which the carbineem
were aaseera, and 1!,ost fifty le killed
end .wounded •oue at a force of two
bundred.
Tbe noso expressed be bitterest
'eelings about the burning.of ferrite
y tbe British. It le exolamed that
the Only turner> burned were those
wheat owners tad done sometbina de.
a'ring punishia,eut.
BOTHA. GETS SOME •CA.TTI.E,
ic
I'retoria, Nov. 7. -Tb' lere.i corn -
=Mai IV Ge elb Bothhave eucceed,
eel in capturing.n nuleber of cattle
that were berdea elo-e. 141 110;(101berg
DIYILEara WELtatalE.
London, Cane,. 9. --nen. tattler wit
irobribly arrive tioniaht in time tc
• t t end I he eorporat ion nquet a'
Southampton, and in ;;TL::
will heve the leoncrea W.' a anaite.re re
cetaion by the trolitee 41Z. aerlitoi
•will b proeen wi a ha free.
cioni of the eity. ilAw
remarkable recap; eie Meer
eeria., and stateequentle Devonsiiire
Tao toying or hie peearial
eat the pride- of the nate' ara ea!
wilele. tree beon aeopitenee- ,
neaten; will aeffiee laine ateu
there results. aiiiitera eary will IA
written by experte eee taailteritair
axle bis rightful there; t'Oe t 7i • reepiee
Sibilitiee of tree feiatee ,ie cern
pert of the eautpetten lr• ju 113
elite: tee •when all .7 he .Ver pa,t4,1gri
are !mown.
Petr tati.ONIelea
London, Nor. it -Waal -el by the dit
gracefal ecenee Which 'a tab' tie
return of •the 'City leak •••t'it I Volua
teera, the militera authoritioe ere en
deavoring to gu-tra apetilet aeirniat
demenoration or* the a,i0.1 of 111
arrival of other Brit" voldiers
London Irate South A flee% The W.•
Office bas en rel, a ve 7; we rt,en:
building, known ae the alyeapia, aa 1 -
camping, ground for the colonie
troopse aria instal,' merehitt,
thtough the actin at re.'1 i of the me
tropolis they will le, :ha:lined a
Kensiagton, awl moved without deli;
to them propneel liateguartersaloug
:ado the station,
e
e Boma Nov, 9, - The Tribuneea Poe
oarrespowtent cahles uader date
era Noire 4, erTba French come:amide-re
ba vo protested againthe Italian*
wed 'Germane attacking the Chinese
near Pao Ting Fur clettaing Chinese
tleenet are water French protection. A
Preach. zouteve having allied an itaa
Ian &lacer Dymatatalee, the Italiar
troops were greatly excited, but ties
officer.% succeeeted an calming' teem.'"
DASH FOR FREEDOM
Whafsie News?
The Merman govtnnuiPut haft bought
Coun; Zpniut., airship for milleare
parpeeea ne. a nigh price.
Lx- Preeteir (.eve and exprea e-
oixu
.It as Lt aitleet 10 the propo-al
:aurgazuze tile Democratic .pany
Sir Wm. nee: Horne, representraz
Vnited States and Crumdian capii
Lets, has gone to Cuba, where 'Ir
will try to secure options oil all
troleey lines and sugar plantitorile
in the 'island.
rollawing the, heavy rain storm o
Th.uraday, snow began falling in Ma
lone, al. Y., and continues unabated
A telephone message from the Adir-
oadaeks report four inches of snow
anI good p.oepeots for deer hunting
in the closing days of the open season
P. M. C. As.sor, F. R. Coninek, Ltd
Jonlehleer, A. F. Desavorin, Lola
man Jonkheeer, Pad G. L. M. Et -Lep
De Beepenbrouck have been appoint.
ed the Dutch members of the perma.
nen c arbitration court at The
Efague-
SERVIA'S KING WAN IS FREEDOM
Vienna, atov. 7. - The Volkeablatt
states that King Alexander of Ser -
via is about to seek divorce from
.Queen Drage., .his bride of three
months. According to the paper
the King expressed to a courtier his
eesire to again enjoy bachelor free-
dom, having tired of leis wife, who is
fifteen years older than himself.
Queen [Drage is said to be so upset
over the king's action that she is sick
in bed. ,
RUSSIA'S GRAIN CROP
Report of' a Shortage seems to Have 'Been
• aoundationless
London, Nov. 8.- The preliminary
official report of the Russian crops
received here materially canflicts
with the rumors of the alleged fail-
ure of the Ruestan cereals which have
been circulating for some weeks. Ac-
cording to the report reterred to,
toe wheat crop is 45,150,000 quarters,
rye. 97,250,000 quarters, oat, 82;000e.
000 quarters, and barley' 25,750,000
solaeters. This is. the best wheat
er-bp same 18P6.
The trial of Cornelius IL 'Alaord,
the $090,000 defaulter, his been be-
gun in New Yartra
Axe `Realise' syndicate has bought
the ',Portland allaer Mine at Colorado
_pringie; $15,000OOE is ahe price anen- •
tioned. " ' '• '
Central Prisoner Made It and Lost 4
Leg
Toroato, Nev. 9. - Harry Price, a
Presenter at the Central, evaose borae
ia Whitby, ea 'aped this raorniae
ilia a freight train was Passing the
onson yarcL Tie tried to Jump or
the train, but entased his bold, eatO
fallartg under the wheels, ilia letet lee
waa so Welly crusbeed, that it wiL
bale?' to be axemetatted, Price wae
aeriang eta montba" seatenee foe
vagraacy, • aud had craly axe. week!
more ,to ;put tn.
DE BARRY BUSY AWN
Turns Back raupee Jews aelng aeon
Celettla to- 11, be
-_--e
Ntea. 8. - Pauper Rottman.
Ma Jewa have been evaling to Butfalc
be elicit large members tbat the sea
area ,Jewlea accieties here leave ap-
pealed to %n tor De Barre' of tht
immigration department to Invest;
gate the condition% and if aatalitla
stop further eatrance of that. eass 01
Jews, They ask him also to matte-
thoee now bare dependent on adore
Lor support to be deported. rho first
of theae people to arrive at the Inter -
a nal Bridge eras Isi•ael Peritz, frau
Dote:amnia. watt arrived lase night. Uc
daiti eame through the aid of tile
leavea Uirseb Sunda. was at once
sported to Quebec. by Jove -ram'
Da 'arry.
BUSH TO SEE VOCES
••••• AIWA 0.0
Paris, Nov, 9. - Tha ono-mob:1i
te at the es, .• anta aestereley at.'
aged vast erowtia, thougb else tice
ge were char -gel for al Lai ;area I:
a-, anuitunral tt., til'. -a wht
paid t bet peter het awn Ili. 0. atra cre 1
onlecle and $ ceelork wind." reeelvt
tembela tiakete acee prizaa w hich
elueed autounabile The alabola
kets were exhibited atatatal
whereupon the arowd beratne Indtg.
mint, and there was much horse play ,
It le rather eurioue that the stock 011
en t ranee tleketa should become ex•
hau.ettel just at this partieular time f
when it is known that 10,000,000 in 1
theme remain emsolel. Tim lucky street
sellers saw their opportunity, an
quickly dexacaded eighteen sous fcn
tickets which they bad previousa
been selling for throe,
AUSTRALIA WANTS TO SEE US
---
TriVitation Sent for Canadian Troop:.
to Visit Thera
Ottawa, Nov. 9. - The Dominion
government has been asked to send a
representative and alai, a contingent
of troops to attend the inauguration
tereraonies of t I.ow Commonwealet
in ukustral4a r x pring,
--
BULWARKS CARRIED
Chloral° Steamer Meets Rough Treatment et
Lake Michigan
Chicago, Nov. 8.- Tbe northwester
put im embargo on commerce' out of
Chicago to -day. Heavily- loaded
steamers were unable to make any
headway hgainst the seas and ran
beak for shelter. The steamer Thos,
W. Feltner, ;gram laden for Buffalo,
ran back with the bulwarks on the
starboard bow carried away and
the Texas stove in. The steamer had
proceeded down. the lake and beyond
Grosse Pointe encountered the full i
sweep of the sea. An especially big 2
wave 'broke on, the forward deck
NEW AGREEMENT UNCLE SAM GROWS MIXIOCS
Effeetael By Four Powers to Offsee
Anglo -German DeaL
1.1 HUNG GliAitO DESPAIRS
Of rovers' Peace Terms Beilea Agreed TO
arltisa column RIteeates Bost!,
celeis
London, Nov. 9 - Li Hung •Cell'ang
taegraphe, says the Shenehai oorree
spondent of the Deity Exprees, that
ke despaers of a seetlem.eht, and. that
LL i useless to txpeet the 'Chinese
eoui to coneeat to tae exeeatioa cif
Yu Lisimi or Tung Jai. Hsiang, He
41,0‘1117;t*estotill„anteltuietet istatte"p04111reeva4tilito tato eacit:
er.aee tbeir demands, toed that, there
foreAlie inert is. :preparing for o. fur
• thee flight to the provale r of Sze
Ottutin, -With an aaperie ....lay of
14,1t..leatelin pepere continue to prier•
let tees frona ateraten soldiers • 'in
Lanza showing the terrible, atrocitiee
woe:coated by General troop*. A let
ter printed to -day &scrams the char.
eater at a certain. ".Bayouete
evete eleeed and our lieutenant evai
eominended to shoot dean or bayonet
a,%"tthe nigbt
1.i..);iteeltiuY tens: itgebe-e. al)14111117
• NSvggvn and - eleild,"
NJW DEAL ON,
Loindous Noveneleee 8 - New%
Yeetnya says tile, St. Itetersbure
ettreapandent of the Dana Ex.
less, wiatag before Lite re- eleotiot
MoKeiney M.rtt4 known. at rate
Ituserazi caveat:, anaaences watt (rife
• eauetion that an miderstandins
tate aeon reeeeied between Russia
Fronve, Japee and 'be Vatted Statee
41 wear' hatealaaleti1eele to the Anglo
ixevinen agreenteut, adding that tht
results will become epectalle
:mono it lereeitlent McKinley I
alerted,
,1151PEROR TO REIlteRN TO PEKIN
The Peleira carrespendent oet• thr
Rome 'reileteua, wiring Nev. 8, saga. -
..Newel from a private ar.erce •continte
direct. from tate Prelate of Saen
%there the caw; teak retu.atiana that
Lauver:or Kivaatg eta is alitiat to re. •
turn to Peain.
You.e correspoudent 1 'rens tron;
Chinese sources that Li Haag Cheap
asked . the Wasbeagtou tioverniteent
to melee len, Wason, of the Itatitee
Stares, a peace ecnemiasioner beCaliSE
bis wide anawledge of dinese at•
lies.
A onuor of the eleath of the Dow -
'
ante' EMPress •Oused muele excareent 11,1
loge, but it hae_ uot -beem confireuee
end. is not believed. rim Cleinese
vials declare tba.e thee have not bearc •
anytbizer official on the subject.
1.1.0XtER OFIRPS S1101%,
Taku, Nov, a -A Dritieh ,coturan un
der Gen. Richardson left Paot Ting Ft
Oct. 28, maTebina in the direction co;
Pokin. 'Dow afy ,Ling the tecopi
tried 'three Boxer chiefselestroyers
a chapel and killees ot native Chris
ens. The British shot the -cbiefs,
'Phe following deepatch from alujet
Lord Campbell has been received be
the Secretary of atate for Inclia:-Al
Whig Ling the Chinese attempted ti
steal pawder and caused an explesiot
alwo soldiers and three camp follow
ors were killed and four tamp follow
era were. injured, A large slumber
Chinese were killed or wounded,. ow
bag to •theix wadded. coats cateldne
Axe..
Things Present Good Time to Renew
Reciprocity Negotiations
iNew /aarrk. Nov, 9."-eA speeial to the
Herald Irota Wastaegton says: -As a
result of tate continuanee he Power
of President MoKieley and Sir Wil -
aria. Leutler it is expected that an-
ther attempt will ahortly be made
to being about the cuinplete eettle-
ment at the queetions in disputewita
Canada.
'Officials of the adtainietretien say
that the Pz•estdent awl aecretary Ray
eretild be glad to have, the queetione
disposed of, but it is felt here that
Canada should make the preliminary
move looking to their recousideree ion.
Tbe boundary itue lee, only
been. temporarily determined, eat the
President. woual prefer that le be
- finally and rorever fatal, Special
Itreciproeity Commissamer Katseea ,
exeremely anxious; to uegotiate a re.
chat:colts treaty with Great 13ritain
t relating to Canada, -Decease each a
treaty will e,ectle mealy palette affect,
rog the products of the twa eoun-
e tries, lead wall be mutually beneficial.
The fisheries question is also like-
ly to ba a source of trouble, and it
is deemed important that it should be
terminated in a matter satisfactory
to both nations,
Officiala of the nave are especially
desirous that the two countries shall
determine the ewe of the neval force
each will maintain on the great lazes.
Several eea,ra ago Canigeess auaborie-
e4 the construotion of a gunboat for
the lakes, wed the board of construc-
tion prepared et dolga for elle ves-
sel. Pending the eiodifieraion of the
Thosba 13a.got agre..nent et 1a18, the
presitleat ellreceed taat0.ecieetraet
tar elm veaset be not let. •
IT HOLDS BOER PRISONERS
--
Bird Cage at Pretoria Ras New Class
of Tenants
Pretoria, Nov. 8.- During the last
few days only a few slight skirmish-
es have beete reported. The small
Boar litagers west of here are being
driven about the country, owna,g to
tbe movements of Gene. Broth and
Clements. The road to Rustenburg
is almost clear of Boers.
The prisoners, officers, and men
who are now captured in this vicin-
ity are being lodged ut the bird cage,
which the Boers lormerly used as a
place ol detention for captured Brit-
ish officers. Because of slight dis-
oomfore caused by the recent rains,
the Boer captives complain, that the
place is fit only for cattle.
Col. Edwarus, late ox the Imperial
Light Horse, and now second in cora-
mend or the Transvaal warm, has beet,
given charge or the western district,
which includes Johaunesburg, Pre-
toria, Ierugersdorp and Rustenburg.
HEAVY FIGHTING.
Bothaville, Nov. 9.- There has been
heavy fighting Mace. 'Nov. 6, resulting
ri tbe defeat or the Boers who lost
3 killed, 30 wounded and 100 taken
et:toners. ,Seven ot their guns also
were eaptlired. The British lo,st three
officers and tour men killed. .
A BRAVE MIDSHIPMAN
London, Nov. IL -The Vic:eerie Cross
ha..e been conierred on alicisaiptuan
Deeil J. D. Guy, or the battleship
Barfletue the flagship of the second.
im command ot the British- China sta-
tion, for his heroism inattempting
to save Seaman. McCarthy during the
ightmg in Tien T,on on July 13th.
Midshipman Guy entered the navy
cm July 15, 18,98.
washing out bulwarks and breaking
be the front of the captain's rooms.
It is regarded as remarkable that her
pilot house was not shifted.
The Callon liner Er. S. Jewett, put
out at 2 o'clock aesterday mornang
and came back agaan earte in the
forenoon. Her cabins and decks wese'withcovered 'with ice where the 'spray
froze.
The steamer jay Gould, of the Lake
Superior line, ran batik atter Viva
how's experience in the sea,
MAY FIRE THE ENGINEER
Winnipeg, Bran., Nov- 9. - There
was a warm session of the city coun-
cil last; night, which reached its
nottest when the ;waterworks ques-
tion was put before it for discussion.
The city engineer was virtually placed
on trial and the different aldermen
aCted as counsel, either for or agamst
tehn, according to their respective
("ghee. Che two different occasi ns mo-
tions -were made to have the engineer
called upon, to resign, are were vot-
ed down, by a roneority or one vote.
Finally, a motion was passe.' that the
m.atter be decided in courts.
Itatiam, newspapers regard the re.
election of •I'resulent'llicKin 'y as a
vectorry for imperialistic tetiaencies,
but as More advantageous to Europe
than, threatening
Dr. CarleRoepfner has -re „lined to,'
Harailtmantrom Germany. Ile ,•tays
intendsegairtg on with the several az-
tioceibeguri 3y hiet against the Haepf-
ter °Refining Company..
TELBJCISH INTOLERANCE.
' London, Nov. 9. -A despatch to
the Standard /ram Constantinople
says that Turkieh intolerance went
to the length on Wednesday of for-
bidding Pere Hyacinthe Leyaon from
holding a conferenee in the Ameri-
can Girls' college at Scutari. The
prohibition arrived only after a
throng had assembled eo attend the
conference.
A JOB FOR JOHN BULL
Uncle Sam Wants Him to Squelch Plno Jui
at Hong Kong
lete•w; York, Nov. 28a. Great Britain
will be requested by the government
to suppress the Filipino junta at Hong
Kong, says a Washington special te
the World. The administration latte
bad thee in cornitemplation for some
teme, and nave that no political ob-
stacle presentitself, the action It
tobe taken Without delay.
SUSPECTED MURDERERS ARRESTED
Winnipeg, Nov. 9,-A, Carna azu
Hougb have acien arrested ot
suspieion of mardeeleg dames T. Hug
gard, near Calgary, an he was return,
ina to his ,heilie after tile eleetioes at
;Wednesday niglo.t,
GOLD WATCH FOR WARRIOR
Thernbury Citizens Mote Handsome Gift tt
Soldier Boy Who atmehti Boers
Thornbury, Out., Nov. 0. ...Corpora
Hilliard Parke, of the firat cantles.
gent, arrived home yesterday after.
aeon Mayor Bedweil leaving pro-
claimea n half holiday for the two
sion business was ouspendati and tie
town generally lot loose to greet the
returnmg aoldier. Corp, Rorke.wht
te a son of alaJ. Rorke, of the 31g
Bata, was esc3rte4 lo the town hell
where, in the preeence of cheerier
crowds, a gold watch, a gift from tit.
citizeu.e at Tharnbuore and Clarlaei
burg, was presented to him. Dr
Sproule, Conetervat illtnUla.r.olro
for East Grey, and hie opponent it
the election. 0, W. Harr co l41, wet;
both present on the platform am
gave patriotic addresses with mate
others.
THREE BAKES ADRIFT
.W4. IN. ••••\
Cale en Lake Supetear Nan Vessels Li
lava
-----
Cbleago, Nave 8- The llht !hives
gale winch broke on the upper lake
Wadneadoey night proved to be lb
bulgiest storm of the e ear. On Lak,
Superior four consorts were tor
-from tberir steaxaers and one, th
ayssiuia, with a cargo of whet
from Daluthe had a narrow eseap
tram going ashore on the rocks o
COWeell4rW penin.sula. 'The Keatina
it. A. Barr anti Commodore are stil
adritt on the lake and in danger o
golia,g on the beach. The sehoone
Staatford was wrecked at Good Dar
lane allele and may be a total lose
The solemner Maumee Valley we
driven ohore near Port Colborneam
was later released. Several larg
steamers were driven back to Chimer
after being exposed to the gale _tor ;
few hours and large *boats were gen
welly seeking shelter on Lakes Sup
erior, Michigan and Huron.
WEOOIth FOLL0W6 SMITING
Cupid's Aim in This Case Better Than Other
Chap's
New York, Nov. 8. - Arra Salineaceo
Kerr, who Wa.t reeently so badly in-
jured in the Adirondacks by acciden-
tal shooting ithat her leg was ampu-
tated, was married at noon to -day to
Charles Je. IL;ailety, of ahiladelphia. Mr
Bailey Was wall Mrs. Kerr at the
time of the aceident, and was struck
in the back by the same bullet. The
shot was fired by Dr. Chas. T. Dade,
who was deee hunting, and who mis-
took Mr. Bailey tar a aeer.
The engagement as said to have ex-
ited before tin, 61130 -Ling, but it was
not announced ,until about a fortnight
ago.
As Mrs, Bailey Ls only just recov-
ering .froan tb.e wound and operation
the service %vas read in her room; in
the home of her mother, only mem-
bers, of boele families being present.
MONTANA SliaLL telaMOORATIC
(Helena, Monte Nov. 8. - Complete
returns show that the next legisla-
tuxe will be composed of 53 Clark
Democrats, 95 Beepublicans, 8 Daly
Democrats arid 1 Popnlest. laryan's
plurality will be about 8,000, while
Toole for governor and the rest of
the Clark Demoerat state ticket, in-
cluding congreteeman and associate
justice oe the supreme court are eleab.
ed, by 7,400. t
Bryan earrted tha state four yeaas
ago by aver 133,000.
JUSTICE FOR FOUR
histcse Dignitaries Who Allowed Pr.o Tintel
Fu Bity.isacres ExtTuted
Pekin, Nov. 6, via Shanigebai, Nov.
0. --Four of the leading officials of
P,ao Ting Fn., including Ting Yang,
the acting viceroy. of Pe Chi Li and
Gen, Kusi Sing, were executed Nev.
5 under the eentence imposed by the
tribunal of the allies.
Renewed reports Of the death of the
Empreas Dowager are in circulation,
but they lack verification, and are
distredited.
eateline
DEWET WOUNDED RUSSIA AND NANCE
Get Ballet in the Leg Near Itertsbnrg
Ileeently
CANALIIANS COMING
Another Patch a Inwalided. Soldiers
Steyn .Qrges the 8ur4he3's to Keep
On Fighvne
• Pretoria (undated), ba rail to
Charlestown, „Natal, Wrecleateday,, NOT
ae
Dewet hbeen woanded in
the Jeer in a fight wi0. the teoops 01
Gen. ;Knox at. atenalearg .Drift. Ac.
earellag
to native reports • the- : Beee
come-e0:m(1er ,narrowle- el o ate], pap we
ataielerin tN leIGHTING MOOD
letstorio, Nov, 8. - aurreadeeee
beagtera easert that Mr. -Steya, after
a council. of war with. Gen. Bathe
and Oen, Detarey, addre.esed the
burghere with great passion, argine
them eatatmee war. lie tole
Thech he was going. areatb, ane hoped
to retteeet wtUian.100 Melee assuring
them that be igiiew that Germane
had detivered an ultimatum to areal
Britain, aeraanai eg the ret ro
of the repubNe
i
a.leettle DAINADIANte COMING.
Qut., Nov. 8.-Thn militia
departmene was advieed by eable to-
day that the following men ealled fel
Halifax lay ttat steamer Careliagenian
Alfred Al. 1eoliten7,9117
Mellia0.n,7,400,,Yeang; 45, J. A,.Biunee-
.tS.-aa. l. ata 7p8, Bennett; 7,612
Byers; 415, Beale; 7,979, Itaymond
7,967, .:li,laciOeth; /3;0, teaweett: 287; G
A. Bosi'1 al. la: 7,044. Edwarcia
7,201, eatarnan: 13,183, Smith; 270; It, 11.
Rubbra, N,W, Ai. p.; 421, 3, Ai. Lob -
ban, altottreale 97, J. H. Eddy, :aloe.
Lead; 3e2, Ryan; 273, It Baneetay, R.
C. D.; 210,afeMichaeI; 217, Fraser,
17e, Vanorman: 278. .Nlal)ougall,
X "P.; - 91, 3. 1). adatoaey, Edmonton
LN 1i0aPi1ateL.
Toronto, Nov. 13. -. Mr. Charles D.
Cory of this tate! heti received a cable
taiga, the war office, advislag thai
his ecras.aepe, George -Cory, .ot the
Reyal pusot(,:s, le in imepital
a,t Pinetrawn Bridge, Natal, -elanger.
ouster ill with typhoid fever.
al/Waal ILEA:Vale IN DatafAND.
•Orillia., Ont., or. -8. -.alias lessie
atelier, teectier of Ille Central eratoril
beet reeeived a totter from ber reasin
Col, ateele, n catelatarel of tbe Stra
cone, aloraes iin whieh le given :an ate
coaat au detafl (re a vosisiciereaa
mown or figating done lie hie vett;
-meat, Vol, Steele aleo sem a
Milreaueet
to Miss ler to send ;4,09 1
Leaves -to tile Cenadiall ero
at London, for the tetrathann iforee
to wear On elte :occaellina of their rerep.
tion and review there when thee
take part in the lila reli plat the
Queen. seliolars gath-
ered the two eboueand apeetaiens of
large maple .leavat. and these bave
beennerward.ed us aillWtOti.
which te due on Saturday: - 17
op=1.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD
...1•••••••••••••mm
WOOdatoele Thames Valley and Ingersoll
Railway Formally Ineugurated
•••••••11.0•1,
'Woodstock. Ont., Nov. 8.- The
:Woodstock -names Valley and Inger.
Boll Eleotria Railway WaS officially
opened here to -day. Though the en-
tire route is not complete, the road
Cron ihere to 13eneliville is in running
shape, and a ear ;made its first tripe
over (that portion this maning. On
the car were a porta of the
town council, several prominent cite-
tT, G. Wallace the solicitor tor
lite company and several others, in -
eluding the press representatives.
They were the ga•atsot Messrs. eartn-
strong and Ickes, the promoters Of
the read. At the power house Mayor
Scarff ;made a 'complimentary epeeeb
to the promotora, congratulating
them an their enterprise, to which
they replied briefly. The tripover
the route w,-isi
uneventful. It s the
intention to extend the road through
Lo Ingersoll, and. frora
north to Embro. ,Material is already
en the ground for the Ing ex-
tension, but the Embro br: nett will
probably not be built for another
year.
TWO SAMPLE MESSAGES
MeKitiley Gets Congratulations From France
and the Philippines
Washington, Nov. 8.- Among the
telegraerte of congratulation receiv-
eldby the (President are:-
Paris, Nov. 7.-Eis Excellency Mon-
sieur 'McKinley, President United
States Of Aenerica:-i. 1 beg you to
accept ray moat sincere congratuln-
Lions on your re-election to the su-
preme office that you have filled with
swell lustre, and during which the
bonds of friendship between our two
aountries, have, to my great delight,
been drawn still closer.
EMIT/ LOUBET.
A PRESAGE OR PEACE.
12,Ianila, Nov. 7. -The. President: -
Sincere congratulations. The most
important step in bringing peace and
prosperity • to these islands has been
taken. -(Signed) Commission.
VANQUISHED TO THE VICTOR
Cryan Sends a Congratulatory Message to
B
Lincoln, lacz.,....i\ikR,7. v. a 81.
William 3.
Bryan forwarded the following tele-
gram at noon to -day to President Mc-
Kinleye-
"Hon. William McKinley, president
of the MILO: tatee:- At the close of
another pre 1 sitial catinpaig,n ,it is
my lot to congratulate you upon a
second victory.
(Signed) W. J. BRYAN."
CARBOLIC eACID Le Effell'ECTIVE
Chicago, Nov. 8. - The body oe a
young woman who was found dead in
the Palmer .Elouee last ht with g 1in a
half empty b•orttle of carbolic acid be-
side her, was to -day identified as
thaa or Miss Beanies F. Clark, of
Roekeord, da., where her father was
fierenerly a prominent phyeteian. Miss
Glade served as a nurso during the
epr -Leh- American war, and recently
has been attending the TJnivereity of
Chicago.
Children Cry for
CASTOR IA.
Both Said to ae Ready to Grant
Kruger. Aid
The London, Daily Mail baa the tole
gaeseilles, Vet. 17. -Dr. Leyds ta.s
arranged that Mr. Kruger is to. die -
embark rroat are SS. Gelderland at
•
this port.
Baron de , the captain of the
warship, h. .,eoeived instructions
from the -Lateen Admiralty te maid
gr. Kruger awe. The ex -president oi
the Te•ansvaal will afterwards visit
Touton and PariA, where, as here,
eampatbetec public denwestrations,
engineered, !by tbe Boer ageney at
Bressels, will be organized.
Mr. Kreger's visit to Paris will be
designedly arroeaged to take plaee itt
a date followtaa the close of the ex.
41Iblitei°a13'
ret"roma gentleman (a French-
man) intimately conueeted with the
Transvaal Brain:sae at Brussels that
Dr. Leyds end the delegates at The
Hogue, are sanguine et nitiraate: in-
tervention oe the eOlatinentill pow -
era towards reseeurmg to the Trans-
vaal a large measure of autonomy
under rigid British suzerainty and
coutrol.
informant conf,ends- a sug-
geeeed in Tile Daily -ttail laeit mama
-that France and Russia nave agreed
upon intervention, m the material as
eat.; ran
intheasthoebcttaiptotap
nati:cspernoie
ev%prorvpicree!
aive acqueeseenee or the German Elea
Peron, in Connection with which Dr.
Leada reeeut vitae. to Mr. Edward
Lippert, the 'Xransvaal dynamite coia-
mesionnaire, and Mr. Woermann 01
the German Imperial Egat AfriCuu
Seenuthip lino in Germany was el
great significance.
The r representations to the Brit-
ish Foreign. Offiere front the Quat d-
Orsay. whence M. Deleasse wi 1 tako
111e initiative, wilt be batat on the
pretence that French nailing inter-
eete on the Witwaterecand ani el.sta
wbere are auirering grieviously ondot
a prolongation Of the war anti it cou-
eequent ceseation of alining opera-
tions.
Friona has been assured or ow sup..
port and active co-operation ot Rua -
tem.
Baal powers aro now awaiting the
re ",ult of elearwe' zeta to Berlin bee
:French agents fu the pay of Dr
Igyds,
The German. Emperor ts wavenng,
and beta as yet signified neither de.
fluke approval' 'nor disapproval. It le
bowever, canlideuely believer] by tin -
Baer agents that lets alajeste wir
soon throw in hts voiee with the
Franeta Russian prepoeals.
said to the Transenal ag-
ent. "all classes of pplitleians
Buzr,land will indignantly reject an
rateut so preposterous it propose -
tam. and England would fight Oa
world rathter than veld an Inch O
the ground it has ect dearly bought.'
"I know that is the popular (Mine
ia England and Ma. Chamberlain:,
ixed determinaelon. Bat 1, can as
reata3.oolriutlDo gvenrioPntr
dreluitl*ertts ib-.
mlssed as a fatuity of elle Boer braia
is daily galning tangible shape ant
vigor. 7,116 Galenist Cabinet,' la
added, "Will mat the nnpossibility o
arraying class against class in Soule
Africa, in blind antagonism for or
pti:rimeee,re,, with no hope of permanen
"There 'may," be eonthwed in a sue
ister tone, "be much more tn Bis.
mercies prophecy than tbe mant
headed euspeet. Bismarck foretole
that the tiouth African. Republic
would sooner or later prove 1 he clown
fall of England, or at least bring ale
out the ultimate deetructton of tht
Britisb Empire as a world wide pow
er. We on the continent have bid%
our time, and from a continenta
nomt of view your huge and unwieldi
institution bas grown muth too mew
camtng."4.
^ Tater
she movitia in this nuttier, what wit
be donee'
"A echo nate will be sent, as WM
done tvhen lereat Britain coquettee
with Turkey. This, if the German Bar
peror can. be persuaded to cast is
Itis Imperial lot, will be followed br
a threat or armed intervention. We'l
teach your Colonial Minister mare
leers!"
'But what are the iratterial ob.
jecin to be gained by France and title
er powers in. the Transvaal- whae
material advantage is to be derite
ed from a resuscitation. of Kruger'
corrupt regime?'
"Oh,' my iin'ormant replied, the
mining interests' plea is only a blind
just as Mr. Kruger is merely a pup-
pet al Paris and elsewhere where hi
may be put on view. As a matter of -.
fact, we have been able to work the
continent very easily, because the con-
tinent 'axi rend' fears Englanda .big-
ness and England's aggression. Mr
iChamb,erlain, would have naade wax •
with the Transvaal in 1696, if Ger-
many had not intimated that a war at *
that time did not lie in her general
scheme of policy.
"The idea from the commencement
was to let England worry with Solite
Africa, to exnaust and impoverish her
until the opportune moment came to ,
cry, Stop.' That time has almost ar-
rived. If the burghers Gan hold tin
field and continue showing some sorl *
of resistance for a few weeks or n
month or two longer you will see tiled]
'dream of intervention- take the tan.-
I
gible shape ,of a living, reality.' 1
It has been arranged that Dr. Leads a.
and the IRepublican de1egates-1VIessrs
Fischer, Weilmarane and Wessels - -
proceed to iVlarseilles early m, No. •
vember to meet Mr. Kruger.
A "Press Bureau,'controlled by Dr ••
Leyds, has eeen, esta.blisbed at Dor. •
recht, in Holland. This agency fur- •
fleshes the principal German, French
Russian an Amerlean papers witk
pro -Boer intelligence; and is, Indeed
the jouxnallatie centre and lountair
of the anti-British niovement on the -
continent.,
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