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A persis-
tent cough is
•s',..4,11/4,k,.. at first a
,
friend, for it
gives warn-
ing of the ap-
proach of a
deadly ene-
my. Heed
the warning
before it is
too late, be-
fore your
lungs be-
come in-
. flamed, be-
fore the
doctor says, "Consump-
tion." When the danger
signal first appears, help
nature with
e
Don't delay until your
ungs are sore and your
old settled down deep
in your chest.Kill the
•ftnemv before the deadly
• ow -kills you. Cure
cough today.
dose brings relief'.
A few doses mate the
cure complete.
Tern aim: no. ler ordeetiT tole:
Me in! ter. harecr meet Shea lee mot
commenter tettrome
consider Tour Cherry reeeoral
tbe beet remedy for colds aud
coughs zed ail throat .4feet-ems.
I have used it for ae yeasts ama it
eartanay beats there
D.O. teem=
Pee.2Qlee*. Enloe, et, T.
Weft* the Doctor.
yzia baveney emair;aint toot:roe
arL ti,,..tre the hot medical edviee yet;
cAn rssibly receive, warm the doz.ter
fame. ens tea zezelye a erotente-
rey,ntabeencest. mem.
Duet. to, Angie vowel!. Mete
MAIN RIMERS CAPTURED
rOliraleil In a Cabin They Refuse
to Surrender
adttle Hoek. Ark., Nov. 22. -rive
Oen, who held up an Iron Mountain
'Inseuger train last night near Gif-
rd, have been surrounded by , ^,
riff's" posse three miles fre-fu
rd. The zlobbers havo- fortified a
b tender. Rein-
liliveYftulefen sent to the sai
st
the ,
a.tt„
pan'
tits
G.
t114 set
tiro).
A.11
eggs
Eton
and
fare
care
4100
erhit
sidel
this ,
yards'
of fin
gene:
'Yale
the e
In I,
afford;
to fe
time
But ,
enteral,
built e,
their
dieeee
3ay'
Ble
fectim
tree frt
and the
are the •
Begint
the t krio
should be
burned at
brancheS
of infection
der the tee,:.
left in the t
PAtD 00 PER CENT. DIVIDEND.
the annual meeting or the far-
mers' Binder Twine Company a
dend of 90 per cent. was declared.
Last year the concern paid 100 per
•cent. ; the year before 60 per cent.:and
for five years before that 10 per cent.
Joseph Stratford. the general manager
was voted a handsome bonus.
"""r""r*s•-•
Oettin
Thirn
is all right, if you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
011.
There are many causes of get-
ting too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over-
work and under -digestion.
Stop over -work, if you can;
but, whether you can or not,
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it—true—but, by it, you
can. There's a limit, however;
yo-u'll pay for it.
• Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
"'can't eat," unless it comes of
your doing no wor--ydu can't
long be Well and strong, -without
sOrne sort of activity.
Thezentiine ha.s
this Protu re on it,
take no other.
Ifyou have not
trie it, •send for
free sample, its a-
greeable taste will
surprise you.
SCOTT & BOWNE
Chemists, .
Toronto.
ShollId any ,
60c. and $1.00; all druggists.
aye fallen thi
treed, and b
o ot •
spores Or st
THE DAY'S HERO I AGED WOMAN BRUTALLY NEATEN
All France is Worshipping Fall'
Kruger
EX PRESIDENT'S SPEECH
At Marseilles Causes Only Regret hi grig-
land-Parisians Excited
- Marseilles, NOY. - Hearty
thusiasin attended Mr. Kruger's de,
pasture from Marseilles to -day, and
he ,hatt no reason to .eowlain. of an4.
dmainntion of: warmth on the parb of
the peeple of Marseilles. Mr; Kruger
was; np at an early hour and was
ready and waiting • When his loodau
reached the hotel 'to convey him to
he raiiroad depot'. Amidst the cheer,,
iag of a large assembly, the :former
pre.sident of the Transvaal entered Ins
carnage at 9 o'clock and was driven
to tits station. He was accompanied
by Dr. Leyds awl Messrs. Pearson,
Wessels, Bloff. Pller, -Van- Hammel,.
Rural:mud, and Reyrneus. Just before
the departure of the train Mx.
Kruger .appeared on the steps of the
railroad carnage in respoose to the
-
outs of the crowd and said:
WANTS AcTIONS AS NrElat AS
u -Citizens of Marseilles: 1 thank the
vopnistton -,Ad'arserles for its, warm
welcome. 1 t nzst I shall find the name
enthusiastic sympathy in all the
tees which I are going to trawl
tIuosgb. and I hope it will he !owed h actions which will continue
assiseIVI and resat, to abetting
our cauFW'
the train left at 9.20 a. in.. a
gretit• cheer arose, Ur,. Kruger wit',
nd tit„ night at Dijon where los .will
arriv„,.• as 5.20 p. m. Extensive police
prc,cautitias were taken this morning
-11.9,e was no dgrecable met-,
dent.
ENoLlyal cOMPLAVENOT.
Ienation„ Nov. ileleo,„ The morning lete
Fere devote an unusual amount of
spa,e. to Mr. Kruger's arrival At
eittreeiree ead hie doings, hut are in -
141 to tivat matter editorially
with comparative indifference, in tbe
onvietton That nothing eau alter the
eouree of evente in eleuth. Africa. No
• e- •-otriterst le displayed at what xs
vegeta-4.e as eleet, earlobe:is critique-
Frocelint."
AS PR ESIIIENT.
Pkr1S, NOV. 7.2.•1.?,'''..Iti+irtutt des De-
tealiiteliee no inseereet commute -
acme aantamei5e. lira tie; govern -
t consi,etreil. tee 4.1bAt'ht IOTIS
• WIliZett l'eriteger wee
reee:ve.1 .711- It ha- liven
tile! eaeseenett as Great Xhi-
tn taf eiate.- ees-yrs of
leer ti..el•nettitia enter...nig ti. , 'r.0 -
▪ u. i I 1,-; „:„.• eyed as
f roe-wee:a trio; - mete:-
; .• •se"tiet. Lento •i %vie ive. toe bun
• 'e *„ tio Palace ,ef the Else.' ti
ineer te vtde him, end
;„•-11', :tV'etnstiall,7e.
'4.1110
N • Tort:. N v. CZ- TI,-. .11,urtri1's
„:. ettleee the
"i 3;1-1, • .11 lenrotte cemple
10 •tppeal for ;o: said, ex -
1' ruo7- r.
-i.• imgrate to.
11..i ma ra :and, 0.1: mitt West Af
t , cimqu .he t heir own
"It ei ren* '1 11:4 Beers are
ett offowls. and te.t. eaubring-
- .1 h.. avail,,el. elle!: wit h you.
I. .
''"Iltat is untrir.," 'replied Preto -
Krug tr.
ee'het ele eou do if intervention.
fl" A. -"I shall remava in • Eu -
.11 ..•."
" W lore will you go f Dom itert•?"
e..-• To Paris, Brussels, The Hague,
O••••• I -.e.lern and St. POlersburg."
2O •r',resident wore a Long
• coAl, and 1:'..1.11 his well- known.
eat, w•th n leetvy crepe band, in
llie hind. H.. y,•ore gob) speetacles and
his eyes appeared Weak. Ile was vis-
ibly affected by the mit husutem of ins
reception. On euying good-bye he ex-
tended a big !Let with a tremendous
Ex-• Presidont Kruger was bombard-
ed with flowers. He is much neater m
dprearanoe than had been expected
from Ins portraits- His hair and
beard have been trimmed. Ile walks
white firm step and shows no sign.
of illness or age. The w<nnen greeted
lum !constantly with criee of "II est
presque bean." (He 1.5 almost. hand-
some.)
MORE BOUQUETS.
Avignon, Departmeht of eranenzee,
,Nov. 23„- Avignon, the first stop al
Mr. Kruger's train, was reached at 11
e. m. He was greeted by throngs ol
people with shouts of welcome, and
a bend of music. He received a baske•t
of flowers, to which were attached
the French and. Boer colors. The as-
sistant mayor made a speeth and Mr
Ieru,ger responded briefly, showing
signs of fatigue. He saluted with hie
bends while the orowd shouted frau
-
Healey the saane ories as uttered al
Marseilles. Mr. Krugee's train stop.
ped here ten minuties.
AID VALENCE.
Valence, Department of Drome
Nov. 23- The traio having Mr. Krug.
er on board passed here at 1.45 p
m., and. the Tranevatiler was !eceleina,
ee, by a crowd of about 5,000 . per-
sons.
A TERY SILLY RUMOR
Report Emanating trom Paris that the Czar
Had Died
' Brussels, Nov. 22-A private tele-
gram, frtira Paris made the assertion
that the Czar is dead. There is ne
cen•irmation from any other source
London, Nov; 23 -The, runitor of the
Czar's death appears to be unfound-
ed. Nothing to confirm it has been
. received at the Ruse -ran embassies in
Berlin and Paris, and the embassy
here hate reeetved nothing since the
•sillfflin yesterday, Tim:red y.
London, Nov. 22 -The Czar' s condi-
,' n '5 causing increasing, uneasiness,
Q an Victoria bee sent a noted phy-
„ n o Ltvda to atir
1, ndoe, Nov. 23- Better news has
b n eeeived as to tbe Emperor's
coneti leen et Cop etheigen A courier
has,. arrived veith nt Ws th-at the doc-
tors believe the crisis has passed.
Sang orliechester Toughs Assaulted Ilter ant
She May Die
EMI:tenter. N.Y., Nov. 22.- Closelr
followiug apart the discovery o the
netetleit and' murder of Miss Keatint
ONE DEAD, THREE I
Yeeterday, comes tbe information that NJURED
Nee. Ameile Janice, about 62 year% -
ot age, was assaulted by a gang 01
• INSANE MAN'S AWFUL DEED JVSESTSMENT uthil,,,ISmON His
Ir"5
Tried to Murdr eills Sister and, Killed pipE °REAR
Blew Down Portion or a Montreal •
nine
self Asked to Relieve Fraternal Societies
Frozn.Taxa.tion en, Dewet Tads His Burghers
G -
Theatre Easton, Pa., Nov. 22 -)gen Skin-
-wools on Rndson avenue fruesday at Two Men Were Ottawa to Death In
ternoon and so badly injured that she
wifl probably die, She was taken tt,
her home, where she lay teraettealle
=attended until late last night, wirer
she was reMoved, to the hospital.
- LURED AWAY,- 'SHOT AND ROBBED
Troy, N. Y., Nov. 22,- Chas. White,
an employes of the locomotive works,
• Sclemectudy, IVO5 lured to the -out-
skirts of this eity last ntglit by an
unknown man, shot three tinte.s and
robbed of S40. White is at the Troy
hospital in t critical condition,
THE WAR IN MANCHURIA
Pally Conflicts Between Russian and
Chinese Forces
St. Petereburg, Nov. etc-, Despatobe
en receritedteedae at the headquarters
of the Itnesien general. staff describe
wide SpaCes in 'Manchuria as in a
disturbed condition,. Severat small
nines of Chteeee regulare leave been
et/sow:tiered be the Thesstan trcops
duriog the leet theee weeks and .elsee
where robber bands ore raidueg and
plundering the country, firing on.
Russian foragers, Maj.. 1.orignioff with
a named tome Oen 31, engaged the
Chinese about 10 versts north of
lewaog Teeiten Tse, capturing 000. A
.compan) of .guards, with two guns,
.while on the way to Tie Lin, to re-
ioforee the Russian garrtson teere,
came into collision with a body of
Chinese ca.valry.
NEW YORK VISITED
Terrilic ealos Throughout Northern
Part ot State
Wetertonee N. Ye Nov. 2e-ee men
attune burricage was in pregrees th
northern New York .all night, At 0
Ports oa Lake Ontario and the St.
1..nwlence river beard fawn ;1 le %at*
-4 teat the nine blew e gale. ell rts.
teli• ere chliged to put into port for
fete's 'the rassenger et 0:4 tater fone
Ineretou. Ont., to Cape Velma, put ,
„te Carlton Island. .
'rilt, Cent! rail ilentet in ties elly •tee:O•
Ittisileb• 4eli,•Nertelrbielid, ;!.114e-il ik, Nsvti. eT, iliturdi
The railroad compute Tilton.* -.tea •
i
many treigtet re „. .,,, . • tIZZI.Aofel b„t
tho storm.
A coLon A DO- illeRRICANE. 1
Colorado SprintA, Co.o., Nov. 22 -• X
Daylight reve;414.4 a :eneied maes of
wreokage in P.1V. :S,. re .s ...,- th•s elle.'
The gale, which Spr;u1,77 un yesterday i
afternoon, readied a eeetei,e al Se
miles on hour. At mainight It line /
su4j.ded to tio alles tarin the bus -
bless, seetion ihnteas oi! roofs lay int
the etrectsthuneredssIr tel..granli ant ..
telephone notes prietuded from the:
debris, while thousands or wires were
hopelessly tangled -
Not a angle fatality has been re
ported, bu, Edear 1. Eneign, teernet
state forestry eommies7on tr. wat
eettglo under a failing pile, and bac
a leg free:imped arid sustained inter-
ne! injuries whieb probably will re -
soil in hie death.
I, is estimated the one huedree
frame dwellings were demolished ix
'ho etutlying portions of the •eity. Nt „
ee • i ma t es have •vet been made of the ,
financial losses.
MAUL- FR TilIBITION
.n.tre.ta Governmant Formulates a Set o
QthIstions
--
Winnipeg, Man., Nov. 21. -The
Irr!,rial government tc-day fornuene-
ed Z.1 WI, of questions, eleven in 4111111-
ber, as a cae to be submitted to the
full Court of Queenee Benoh, which
eine ia term on Nev. 26. The ques-
Hems eonstituting this case are ne-
e:tee:wily very long, and cover the
powers of the -Provincial Executive
and the jurisdiction of the Legisla-
ture m the matter of the prohibition
of the importation of liq er Into
the province or the manufacture and
consumption of liquor bee?. The prin-
cipal points involved are, whether the
Legislative Assembly had tower to
enact the Liquor Act, or was it ul-
tra view?
Another question especially referred
to is whether the prevince had a
right to make regulations restricting
the sale, eto., of liquors by breweries,
distilleries eto., litensed by the Do-
minion government, as well as the im-
portation of liquor into the province
or expoil fionx the province.
The question. of the Hudson Bay
Company e. r1ght to deal in liquor will
also be argued. The Dominion and
Provuicial governments, Dominion W-
hence, Liteens.ed Viotuallers and Hub -
son Bay Cempany, will •each be rep-
resented by counsel.. The case will be
taken up after the regular hat oe
EllitS set down tor bearuag and. con-
.sequeritly may not be re.a.ohed un-
til the middle of December. •
VERY SATISFACTORY
Czar's Physicians So Report Els Majesty's
Condition
Ideraditt, European Russia, Nov,
23. - The following bulletn was is-
sued this morning by the Czar's play-
eicians:--•
"The Emperor passed a quiet day
Y°Sthr daY. lie slept about an
hour. At nine in the evening hie
temperature was 102.7; pulse, 82. Hi:
Mejesty passed a .ery good night
His ea:edition and strength are veto
sa,tisfactoey. This raornin,g at flint
oniock his tempera.ture was 101.3•
Poise, 75."
-Montreal, Nov, 21. --. A, vertigo of
the new Theatre Francais. now be
course or erection on St. Catharine
street, collapsed. this efternome and
Dumber of people were buried ha
"Snow -ball" Smith, the negro burg-
lar who, early on Sunday morning
was found in the bed -room. of a young
girl in. Toronto. and who, when Wine.
Fox, her father, hearing her tscrearas,
ran to the reeeue, struck hins down
evith a piece of iron pipe, was sent -
cured by the police magistrate to 10
years in the Kingston Penitentiary.
the rums. One man was lolled end
severe people seriously iujared, The
het of casualties is as followsoe
Anzello Costello, aged Re.
INJIJR,ED.
Louis Costeilo, 10 years, hands and
face badly rut. •
Frauls: Tambeurini, 6 years. head
badly cue,
eirs. Tameourini, 40 eeare, lege in.
jured.
The accident took place about halt -
past three o'clock. A number of work-
men were engaged en the building
rushing tee wore or construction. A
VerN high wind was blowing at thPROMINENT MA.N DYING.e 1
'time and suddenty a partion ot the Guelph. Ont.. Nov-. :32.-Joiln fr. l'Iob-
brick wall in the rear of the building son, well known throoghout Ontario,
collapsed and =Tatted Iwo a s;inall land a brother ef Joseph Hobson, chief
ner early this morning made an at-
tomPt to 33:kgrder leis sister Mrs.
-remote Wilford, after whiele he OQ1711-
41111tted StatSide, by the same raeane hG
had 'eeeployed in tryiag to kill her,
Detereen a entli 4 o'clock Mrs. Wilford
was awakexted by her brother trying
to obionetetene her. She fought lib
off, but after a desperate struggie
Sitittner succeeded in forcing a quan-
tity of carbolic acid down her throat.
lie thee wallowed the remainder •of
the acid. and ran frond the booze. He
was f Mend dead in the Lehigh Valley
yards." 3l1rs, Wilford made her way
-
10 a doctor's office. She is fright -
telly burned and May die. Skineer
is believed to eze.ve been insane,
KAISER WILHELM SA.V.E,
Ne•NV York, Nov. 22.- The North
German Lloyd steamer Keiser Wil-
helm Der Greoes. e from Bremen South-
ampton and •Pberbourg, witteh eves
due day before yesterday, passed Fire
ot one o 0 -colt to -day, conneg
ien She eignalled: "Carried away
one blade of *crew," and "Report nee
ail well."
tettottent situated in the ret r of the f.engine.er of the o.T.B., is lying at
theatre betiding. Two Italian fannies, his benne here very dangerously ill,
the Tarerbourinis and Dandonis, re- and is got expecte,/ to recovere
Sided in the tenement. Costello, who
livel won tee Tambearini family in
Ike top story of the tenement, wee
eick, 15 be% went the twat:melee of
briek and mortar ranee crashing into
the house: bureine ithe 15 he debris,
To e441 to tee horror of tine seen" a
small stove la t2t kitchen was over-
turned ansI 1116 pleee set on fire. The
remen awl ponee were seon on the
leene, awt a bie crowd wee attract -
tel by the areident. Costello was ree
:revive from tee ruin.; in a dying
and exelred yetile on his
ay to ste noepital. The tither in-
mates of tir, house esenpeel =Leered
with tee oxeeptien of Mrs. Tentemere •
ni. her woe and emote, Coeiello. wbo,
ehile severely euet by the felling
well, did not stritain 0.01 'iletteen
The .demnge retuerel hy the falling
wail was not great.
HALE lef"BliOteel,Y flAGINTt
;genteel., nose en -o 4..s••: tee wand.
Morrit u in Mcseiree"
lir. average ve"0-..itc of the wind as -
sanding, 10 Or.' Metrirl Obto'rator.V.
tieing seventy- two wal!el 3r1 lrear. 'The
worm has done convieterale* &mum.
The teleerept wleee, or • reperted
down tn melte pt,rik n.? thA. eton.v.al
dee. teen les cite te"eerneh
wirelrevs, eirel 'ere - eetreed away
in vent: perre or ee e'ne, and small
S'91,;11* -C, were drorel 'led. The vele
wily tat vo.; ' here -mei t• -01t
to -'ii TON ird ,1 • en • .„," lee!, -0
eevente- Iwo mile.; an hour at mid -
erred. tenet a teree• letterienne is
raging.
IntS1?1t %T o -r kWA.
w-itrl and
rain • •I•ient Ise,"; • •v- 4th()%11
II' ,014 .0e: :11 ond ray -
Poi gri'a n. n • e'ci•iierabit
i'l;Arrin• in 1 .40r -or., "nrr te!ertrape
••••mioneleeteei wi•It e'..treetee exettpi
e ed serve-, lo vete oe 'Venereal
Ow, very !!reiiIN:1 wesnIteil .frow
• ,storm. Twi 'nen -.lord DWI(
WM Prildh:•,fline Wel"(
•v,itti:17 7n a t; regeiet ter letteksmitt
eetenerete ageie tean ejel stone wal
n he burnt deetriet al Me Cletudiert
eleni the high wind leew :town tin
e. 01, whit+ 1)1ml:emit/
eh en 1 1 he i wo men were ereshet
15 elentle
1.1„Gel•TNING eT IIESPELER.
. .
Ilespeler, Oro., Ne v. e1-Dnring tht
xoterese of 41 thealerstorne white:
'eine over tide eee174en this mornme
• ele 11 (0,,-.10eh, Ili" barn on Wharlei
1?,••1,4,s farm, near Ilesneler, NM°
s tint burned to i he ground
ne wit h thee season's orops, twt
▪ -xt nue some it:mitre. The farm.
*owletriente we -A Fayed. Thf1. IMO
• 111.1 S '10 11)(Mt $1,00, on wide/
re is on Insurture of about el, -
:ZOO in the Waterloo Mutual.
HIS HONORS WERE MANN
---
SirArelear Sullivan's Was a Career oi
Musleal Triumphs
London, Nor. 22 -Arthur Seymom
Sullivan, the famous composer, wilt
died to -day, was born in Londor
Odet,y 13, 1842. He received musical in-
struction at the Chapel Social, St
James, and at the Conservatorum
Lipsig. His operas, cantatas, etc., AV
t0101 well known to need more that
reference. He was a member of
large nu•mber of foreign learned ant
musical societies. Tbe honorary do
gree of Doctor of Music he received
from bath Cambridge, and Oxford. 11:
was a ehe,valier of the Legion of Hon-
or, a knight of the Order of the Pious:
of Coburg, end had received from th:
Sultan of Turkey the Order of th:
afedjidieh. Ho was knighted by th:
Queen at Windeor in 1883.
Sir Arthur Sullivan had been all.
tag since he returned from Switzer -
bald, 1/1 the middle of September. He
caught a chill there and his chest
and lungs became affected. He tool;
to his bed a fortnight ago, but was
convole,scing and sitting upin his bee
just before be expired.
The afternoon newspapers print
long eulooms..
HE N
Joint Bun's heart is Oradnany
hardening
USELESS DOER STRUGGLE
gas Quenched eley eympethe That Existed -
Gen, Beibe, Oeouted
London, November 22, I a.
The explanation's. offered • be elle
Wessels and the other Boer
leaders at ,..Tarseilles that Pre -
Went Kruger is landing in France
as a peacemaker, 1,ut upon averting
fur it -r bloodshed In South Africa, 15
inir.rectly confirmed bi Lord Roberts,
Ilis official aecouw of a dozen petty
skirmishes and tuti,T.a.s. affairs shows
that ibe RAittz •,.re sat:thing Notemut:e
owl preconeeried erne:eine to der:tort-
e, erste that lets:lila tee ie. mime kind
a re s;ili itt• progoess. For the first.
time 4.1 severed weene eatisk 4'11 thew
rtish woe eueeeneee. en outpost 01
let Date. under Lytelettin'a cone -
,10, was surpriied, and 1b:Ft3, men
wens taken •eite;•tetteti.., atier nearly a
due •lt 11041 ,IP1M kil i snd wounded.
Ail he other akirro reeulted Un-
etvorthily for the later. This single
sureess offers it tul:ant for tiee be-
lief 'hut Knigno.s, for .ntee-
vention will Iiisez-zed vi in Alai
or any other repeal, (WM ;It tlttneral
Dewat.*A revtrwit, het; cerried peer -
i I la warfare to the Itt rim roan , ex-
tent of threatenine w'th deeth all
burghers who •refuse to teke up arms
THE IRON RAND.
If Qin Doer taeties ere beeraninp
more desperate, Joint 'exile; hear, tt
Wee bard:mime. 1 ry t ri-
tunpliani le *''turned be the natal*
could ms stantl a sin•s1:. day if any
coneessions were •me.le to Kruger
Lord Kitehener, o 2)1811 isr iron, with-
oui nervee or sentiment, will be
tensed to do what he likes, and nt
ourstions will be aelted. Only one •
melt in Seeili Africa can impone an
reel raint on his a et itine. This h
Sir Alfred Milner and his health and
rowers of resistanece are impaired
When he 144.1 Engla.ad he was in the
r.- invi of neinheml, and without a
s:ngle grey beer, or a line on liis
Mee, Hie friends returning f rom
Seuth Afriest evert that he has agee
terribly, ,and looks bent and worn
under the weight of responsibility.
GEN. nom& DOOMED.
Cop.. Town, Nov, 20- The Argus
saysit has reasons to believe" that.
Commandant -General Bothals com-
mand can be kept well in hand in Mc
north- eastern portion of the Trans.
vaai, until it is obliged to yield lot
lack of supplies.
Gen. Pole- Coretv will sail for Brig.
kind to -morrow.
The special court for the trial of the
treason cases will begin its session at
Coleeberg on December 5th. Mr. A
C. Sampson, a member of the Cape
Parliament, will aot preseCuting
attorney.
I....TT,. T.
Steallge Tei/tee
Toronto, Nov. 22.- When the Royal
Commission on assessment met this n 7 C
H F ENI)LAN COMM, RI
morning to consider exemptions from
taxation, Mr. Lyman Lee of Hamil-
ton, representing the Canadian Pre-
teroal. Association. with soots 30,0:10 queen V. to ..a Exiie and Lord Robert5-,.
Dead
Melnbers, asked that tee income of
Ogee benevolent societies be ex-
empted trent taxation. He made a
strong argument, first on the ground
that the tendeney in Great Dritain
yes-
is- to relieve this class of Income -from Ilamilt°11%. °°Iumn a"ived here atthareeeastrioorietttueseces oapen:odttethebateitioortsheuortreetmuyseennlubveisissf, at Our: any eaufbt:ortt 4siscottriinegts, themeLittlep,sy
aLeatincdpoutr:geoei;id, tftoai 1741 teiletosul‘rflpargura tbrAirvigfeiotim. ponunbr;, brought in a nuMher of prisoners
The latter relate the rernaTriti:bblaerteas.
surances they received ac 1 he
Ittlyogrskoinfgauxu: rbeferoxmonipactionragetthuexiratsiaotne, front tGbeen.y say,
autrgaedforttbneigbhutrgabgeor.sDte;
Dor, Father Teefee for tile Roman
colon° church asked for a lima hold oat till Deeember 10, when "al.
Aek44.ceoce ilaotioop7tarron7xese'DaTlir. ehltunKriefaPiaaj. terdednilhtlis4til tlhveerlIrftifst8shair II; Pell('
- ... mission of Russia to fight fax a yea;
mg in t e ;
of taxation, in xnunicipallties where a.0"Ty.a; ,Q1uvrillerlIchtt.orbiaad fulaects to5teste'aappti
be asked to submit to a faar she.re
the Cleinese, who had captured hall
it has Property, of England; Gen. Botha. had drives
the 13ritish out of the Transvaal and
THE BilT_T_ER ENDhimself was fighting in Cape Colony
had taken Pieternearitiburg; Dewei
burning fame and Lord Roberts
atle.akunentlet4o by
yeitibhreone btoulitleti3e, haladd beer
„been buried there beneath tbe tows
hail,
Kroonspruit, Orange River Cob
any, Thursday, Nov. 22. -Gen. Bruce.
Krum Says the Boers Will Die For
Liberty
EX - PRESPE.NT"4 BOASTS
itecetticti With Frantic Cheers BY the Erne
;Wool French
Mereeille% Nev. 22,4 -Mr. Kruger cannot
et he elated, at the warmth at WA re-
Pttee by the people el Marseilles toalay,
ram the =meat the white., twelve oared
barge lett the tilde et the Gelderlend vete
•Preeideat Krueer letting lit her etern
arreeteleri by tee Deer reeresentetive%
the storm ot cheerine n ver eteeel until
note
he entered hie hotel, le. Then e. vaet
eoneetwee tie people re A in trout 01
the Minding until Ur, , tner appeared
en the baletexy. wbe.re ..,; ad to remain
tor seiner Utile tincoverO, aelmowleagino
the acelaMations ott his th",aittiP PI ad-
mirer.% who cent:kiwi to *taw until Mey
AVM: hoarse Tile Patti:en deeleratien
which Mr. Krugtr meet 4, the landing
aaas aispenea at QX1c4 exte icepeezaion
thee he ;night irecne to acce0t a tem-
proneee. trout the Dritiei Gertz-env:A. Hie
emasemeentent was gee, to with a tear
ol cheers and cries of "Vi' Kroger.”
"Vivo Lee Deere." "Vive Le relieve." Ho
epeeist! the eel-Aimeet tnen the Luta
elettey, weere, reelyete to the etorra of
acellarnatione trona th' F.Cllid block of thou -
easels Mr. Kruger tali the receptiote given
hira to -day woula en annex to Motifs the
woundS lit hie heart. The Bzere, ern* he,
woulel never eaeritlee terir frecetien. Thee
would econer be exterminate* to the bust
man.
THE ADDRESS Or WEIXONIE.
Five 01 the munichul cow-will:ire rxe-
setited the tolloweagt aerirrott to ex.reeel-
dicta Kr:one. viten he tended:
"Me. Preatlent-The Sive cot:nee:lora rre.
nt beg you on their own rieround. and
In Ilia electors' name, to :weer. their
greetitzto which Is both reseeettui and free
ternel 'trout ardent lieptiblicans. They
honor In you the Ole and rcaeozteit re.
preeentetive ot a freiState. end render
vas; the moat Refotra and hearty born.
ago for your pereetial courage. and that
o your ;talon. 'wleeleyin aetentshea the
whole world Wrote: ‘ . coot all (dell -
1
reed nations eau tett an embody the
defence ot liberty, retied. el toad home.
and for this taered trea ee lean:der it
an honor and duty to ireont an er.pret.
elon ot our bountlleas a ineration for the
unehaltable contitience you tea; main-
tained In the Idea. of b'ee etetlee which
has dictated your atimeabl-• cattail,. rid
that ot our Itepubileari brettere. of the
Traneeara. This, 1- rheao unique exam-
ple must be a. lesscit to thzi t Mire werld.
Int can make onIv one wish. Mr. Pres!.
denl. namely. that lids emitiiicnen may
remain In the heurt ot veer nation, tor
luetice must ever V,' Itr•ineible"
THE BUBONIC PLAGUE
tt Has Been Discovered No tr Xini William
town, South Africa „
Cape Town, Nor. 22- Tto health
officer certifies that the disease pre-
vailing at Izeli, near King Williams-
town is the bubonic petgue.
Another case was reported to -day.
THE QUEEN'S HERM
Hex, Majesty' IS Wonderfully Robust
, for Her Age
swiTr.r. 4,kozn °Ross nolvs...
Lorenzo 'Marquez, November V.-4
wouaded Boer prisoner taken at Lee
bombe elated before deiog that Mil
litterS now rite the field. ttfiVe taken at:
"Iudependenee or death." Ther'
wear a. badge, "to which is atteehtet
e ',Akan anti cross -bones.
HOER GENERAL DEAD.
Nov. The 13.2er
ger:oral, Gravett, died et fitooenekel
in t he 'Teensy:la 1. from i la tame I ;Or
rvening upon a W31554
by a shell_ 11,e was 42 yeara of age
Gen. Sprayt _has Wen appointed hit
euecessor.
HOER TREACHERY%
Johennesbarg. Nav.
of 41.000 has br,,n efferee for :tee •ap
preherrelon of van wintied Bell. v•-•Ite
le believed to beet- been direetly
plieated in the ellootiog of two iron
of Compton's Horse at Klithfotr:,Fr:
end to be aseorieted With settell raw -
Hee et titte enemy to the uortloyest o .
here.
A VALVAIILE ("ATM.
Kr:must:1th Nov. en.- The !sr:ear-tee
recently taken at Ilothevanle b
heeen sent off to tee route. 'The eeee
11'4 valum141e. one es they ineiwie
arW.64e aril rolOn.
hrt,ort tium.h.r of reftleeei are
F,nullt, and tho inwst it.vo
r.ortn- noprRTA' %ISE -
Loudon. Nov. 2:1, --The Deily `4:•••
pultlieltes this mormie7 totervi,,
with Mr. Buruittal. (111` Arra ..xeceo
smut who wee oa eta& of L.,
Roberts, r'xtrdiias ii4k1M;11;,i,
itI seoming melee tee modern
of warfare, whieti, pte • Iry
111(1101%MM - rtli;ilOnt
Ly reeeived leiter tape Loot leer
ern. testi4itte ilea in hie oeiset, • r,
other roan coal `I
coryieee reniteree he etr. iXtu it, e.„
"services requirine . adeie eleioeteeee„
rel.:W.1ff,, shill, view:nee ;eel '1. 51
ante."'
TILE "nt ^rye:. Am...A.1R.
eoneon, Noe. tO.-A eeeeed. deneit t
from .51idillebuig, Trano.nal (7c1;Iy
..4135 Of t1,10
FO.41.5 of Or' "Duas', (bird Infantry
eoutinvecti of lealmoral, Nov. 10, tie
Doer:. lost 60 men kiiled aed wounded
The burghers, the despatelx adds, 13311V
ultemeousie attacked a garrison o
Fusiliers on Wilee River, but wert ••
beaten off with the loss of 120 Inez ;
killed and wounded.
THE EPHESTIO KUHN LLA
An Insect Pest That is Extremely
Fond of Flour
Toronto, Nov. 22. -The Mediterran-
ean flour moth has agalm matte its ap-
pearance in Toronto. The entornolog-
zeal name for this insect is ephestio
kultnelIa.. It was first discovered in
this city ten years a.go. At that time
millers complained, of the ravages
which some strange insect was mak-
ing upon their stores of flour, ineat,
as Deplorable Condition of Chinese "Slaves•
STARTLING REVELATIONS signs of failing abilities, and het
looks fresh and vigorous, shows lie
and yet resonant. She takes her d
, LIM
r appearance, as a flour and feed. neer-
examined by en•tomologists. The
speeimen was then pronounced to be
etc., and a specimen of the haseet was
inseet originally appeared, there. As
soon as the nature of the pest was
out. After an interval of ten years
the Mediterranean flour moth., as the
anderstood it was pro:raptly cleaned
Pro -
in Salmon Fishing Vessels daily In an open carriages throlo'e e
f„ e adenneiat Agricultural Department yes-
,Liehant brouget a colony into the pro.
n3.0,- terday. 'fans merchant has had a
imos•••••••
Washington, NOT. 23- Horrible con
ditions existing among the Chinese a
board vessels in the Alaskan salmot
canning induretry, are portrayed 11
a report of Assistant Surgeon L. L
Imansden, at Angels Island, Cal., jus
made to the raa,rine hcenital service
_
Hs says a number of vessels have re
turned to San rransoiseo reeently fron
thl Alaskan country, with a histon
of, several deaths of these Chinre
workers. These Chinese are reerue
ca from the poorest and roughes
_element of Chinatown, and aro hen
ractical slavery by the Chines
e
ses, who provide this labor. The,
en, are worked eighteen hours i
e.y and live in barracks in ut te.
eieregard of cleanliness and eanita
:ion. • The fish they eat frequent le
1.$ well advanced it putrefactmn,. I
lei difficult to conceive fully of tie
fie leness aboard. The Chinese gear
:ere are dark and damp, and th,
.1ary conditione are unfit tt
print. The tehite men on these ves
s-ls disclaim responsibility for tni
(.' nlition under which the Chines,
live. end transaet all bu.sireess witl
:teen through a Chinese foreman, th
vo- called "No. 1 man." Five thousim,
0 i hese Cluneed recently have cone
inn: Chinatown, San Francisco, an
with their lowered vitality woul:
cell reedy prey to plague, cholera o,
en7 infertious disease, and thus men
pubic health. It is urged tlet
I hr658 coasting teazles lee made ette
• : 10 the same awe as VOW -
1
SMALLPDX AT PATTS3URGo,
Two Members of a Theatrical Troill:,2'
Stricken
Pittsburg, Nov. 23 - Harry Wire
feed and George eV. Pickett, Meru,
bars of the."VR1liants and Walledi
theatrical company, at present play.
ing in 4.:Lla, city, were taken' to thi
Mein.icipal hospital lase night suffer.
Mg from smallpox. Ween the healti
official:. discovered the contagion it
the company they at once went t4
the theatre* and vaccinated the en.
tire troupe otf forty actors. The
compariy came. here from Rochester
• Y 't S ' • •
tt 001
known whe,re the disease was eon
tracted. On account of the Promle
procauftorr, taken apprehension Oi
the spreading of toile infeetion is 1811
by the authorities- '
1 'els es
enged a deep sea voyages,
:Loudon, Nov. 23, 6 a. m.-- Rumors
are renewed that tte Queen's health
m not so good an it might: he. They
are, however, not well- founded. Her
Ma-jesty is wonderfully robust, she
the flour raoeh has again made its
voice, Considering her age, is gweet
great forest of 11:Vio,dsor.
• considerable quantity of horse chest-
nut flour in store for a year past, and
on exameneng some of it recently he
found. it contained a white, yellowish
larva about half an iteele in length.
The larva has the appearance of e
aaterpillar. The flonr moth is very
deseruotive, and the Agricultural De-
parte:cent advises millers and flour
merchants that if the insect' is dis-
oeveredl the meal or flour it is cone
tainted in should be well roasted, and,
Lf not thrown away, fed. to cattle.
i•
IN THE TORNADO'S PATH
DANGEROUS DERELlt
Two Barges Loaded with Pulpw
Lake Erie
5
od „petit it
g3.uffalo, Nov. 23- The *tepee ge re-
ported as having been washed ashore
near Dunnville and: Port O1borne,
Ont., is probably froin the ca ferry
barges, 'Nos. 3 and 4, of the Lake
lelichgan Car Ferry Asoa,whso1i
the tug S. M. Fischer, cleriere ed all
Long Point in the gale le embea
13th. The bargee wire \IonJid with
pulpwood, from Bay 1WIne ich., for
Niagara Falls. They eele-d;* ,water-
logged in the storm, 1,f,achui
was unable to handle, " '4.he tug
too]t the crews off t
went out the u
d. s t cl
cut the lines. The'tug
an
for the barges, but :was
find thorn. The eeareb eye
ed. The attorney ofi, the
Association served fdrmal notice oi
the abandonment of i,.the tearges ot
iNov. 15,15 Chicago. The rges evert
leaded with pulpw000t 1 it was
feared by many that /the ,vould ro
main afloat with decks ash, form-
ing dangerous dereliets ght in the
t,raelt of steamers fro. Detrott tc
Buffalo. The (leek load would pro-
bably wash away, :nee ally :n ila
fierce gale of wedna.
away 'the deckhouses, tieh amount
for Cho cabin found n Gull Lulu Tut
New York State Church Demolished by the
Gale
en
gest -d Kingston, N. Y., Nov. 22 --The Re -
an dateboi ep1 coort.310termion. The roof was blown ex..
1
f°s
Church at Marbletown was
'derinmsdolished be a toalaedo ye.sterday af-
abanden eral hundred feet into the woods an '
ar Perr,i the steeple and the bell were carried
e.cross. the rime.' i
'-e.‘to SW
t us visit
THAT TEIR9BBINd HEAD A.CFJP, 3OTiaelv/
, ..
Would quickly leave you, if
ed Dr. King's New Life Pil1s.4
;Inds of Buffet ers have ere/00
matchless merit for Sick an, eee
Headaches. They make por,
strong nerves told build up.'7
Easy to take "Try the •64.e:
cents. Money back if n
by all Druggists.
In in.Yr1/1101/lory."
Fie i ni: was .16
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,s1clos ( c Spree.
Hi ,
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t ; ... iden sl/usl)
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Nw 1-hst: 1 Ily
0," 'lie said, '
Had' Loraine re
,fier 'lluband so 's
.i.,c'sf uJoud, i;lici,t
of 1 fieir Ived,ded li
'10e,ethrir they 3
ma ryceitir val1e,y
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