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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-3-14, Page 6STICE Of SE es seriously ill, d wll igo into 01113 pita' bare and the voyerfe waN[ws Tom of a WER s an uneventful one. The men, este press great pleasure at being home e, in. E3att1da GiVert Week to 00naider VVith the 'Generals. Important Events in Few Words srea*rucoNAs rs moiszrumAx.,. For Busy Readers. teeeberi There Sunday and Net With a ./ me Reception. ca»ertls of ROM's Are Now Montreal, March 11. -Col. Steele dalona-Stratheenas en Mena:eat itral Ifs 11, a a. pleas arra, •-•A :$30.000 Clretene For Col. Steele, here yesterday morning at 9 o'cloc "was, 0004 atiea Afae, ecoeld there tieing 300 till told. Oa th os our Paper -.1. Solid Hour's Enjoy. ' Wet • U tae 'imps was teruporarilve sli C(annuuld 3344°"1"1"1"11- distaiSed, art" ther relieved fro 'Poi Dania :feet-eat:atolls cenermed, duty far two morales. The boys got GQvernments, haeie signed iut are rangement extendina until March 241 BEIM RIPE FOR II CHNE 1903, the period alawed for the rata acation of tbe French reei roeit traeittCYBerlin Reichstag on Tleursdayi Padthe second reading of the nave A United Colonial. Demand Would al estimates and endorsed almost Influence Mr. Chamberlain. unanimously the Budget Committee's The Retry World's Happenings CarefullY recommeadation for the establislie ' meat of Govermnental works to men- te Compiled and rue Into remedy lied ufacture arrnor plate. k, Atireetive Shape Per the Readers cAsteevreics. The Seanish gunboat Police cle , meat in. Paragraphs. Leon is ashore near Del-aabou in . 50 miles soutaweet of Seville. Loireato Marquee, March 8.-Gener- ceeded West. nee reception, and most a them pr -Kit better has granted Cieueral lea a sevea dq'ys' armistice to ene It is stated here that Lord Strat b with lithe to coafer th the (Aber deeque , come presented Col. Steele with for $20,000. while in Londo l'ilittlicali Zlainile 0. -;-"The 1)itiei is greatly plehe ased ait tcolonel's r ,_ as the Canadian IIigh Commission fusela referring to the arenistiecord at the front. aerie, says: -We learn that Col. Steele will return to Sout utiring agent in bringing about Africa as scom econd in nand uncle iemotiat ions 'wee ales• Botha, areeicesaineeitit Bedell -pots -en. -74•S" deeP1Sr affected by the hope- elle Montreal contingent. numbe es plight of the Boers anti. did her . ettraost to beduce lair iniebetal to ae- ing 41 men, left at noon yesterda Oat the British terms for Halifax, bei the Wartime Expres "It is probable 'tacit tae original urvnistice of a wee% has been: ex- ,eietlial. It is believed that tiee re- nt -eau* der of General Betaa's ()facers The u'lget Ilebate ne""ned-Man awe; acre been wee iiietiiiiii ae,e teat, eierabere ou Roth Sides Favor Govern. te " ri-l.ilelY formally to euti eit to atent Ownership of Railways. eXeerel Nitcheaer wean itk force edit . to Genera/ eneit. , Toronto, araineh 5.-irile kitting o 1 r _, ti.,i,. Legesiature ;yesterday lasted bit riling t a 07 ..:: ialk)rit....1,t, eine rd riiiaienee.e eaves:ewes lime, tiientie aeitetiees. and was attended b ecay capture, ef' Pr Gait Beilieei barea 4 quorum of members. Ga etetit etezt,,,,jrz. tie,Lizi Botha tidier Ross and lien. Mr. GiliSi.)11 wer 1 - accepted eile sitiiiiiiiiie aea both et.leseit attending .ti. trattitrtet t lvt'11:111.(11111-378 II:ic•J'a ttZ"-:ebglIrc:;t:''"TE Illti1•11;:.:?::i tlfliit7iliel -411113i1;;:illitiltirnai:Fikii:irit1(1-111.,:litiliiiiie;1". UNCLAssienmei o- / air. Brooks of Ita.venshoe has C with taue legs, two heads ewe tier he tails. a The steamer Marlborough opeu n, the navigation of tbe Hudson Riv er oil Saturday. te Tao bitter, eold is driving wolv from the Carpathian Mouata.ins h the villages below. They have kill r 1.2 people during the last four week, Several Iitingaria.n villages ha r- been isolated by the floods. All aloi Y the banks ofi the Dautibe and. i s. tributaries great damage has be done. The lower quarter of Bed Testi: is flooded to a depth of te eit. • Tile British Board of Trade r turns, just published, sow d erease of British exports for Jailer ary to be largely accounted for b 2 the heavy decrease of al.815,138 t nietals and articles manufacture Y. therefrom. - Lewis J. lava:elle:a, 4 clerk in e New York. insurance company. ba. 0 his stoileach neeioved, the doctot V cutting away the pylocis and severe One Shilling Per Quarter on Foreign • Wheat Would Not Effect Hreadstuffs at Home, Says an Ilimelish Grain aaeuts of Canada Hight HaVO That Idirch of a. Prefeienee and Rot .01W12 tO 4 elespatele from • .inerease the Price of Irread. elf Odessa, a pilgrim step. est caught in a. storm, in the Black Sea, tiler was and 72 pilgrims were wasbed over - ed boa.rd and drawee& er retired farmer 'named Van Tis - sell, who lives at Braadoa, Arena es was leading a bull, when the animal to became unmanageable. In endeavor- ed ing to restrain it the farmer was s. threnva to ,the ground and the ani- ve ruara borns passed clean through tae ig man's body. Ire died sliortly after- ts wards front the severity of his in - en jetries. a- THE PIRE RECORD. five ale residence of Frank Dexter, Brooklyn, was entirely destroyed by ee gra 'Intursclay, causing a loss of ue: Tho$4,0,0printing office of the Teterboro y Examiner, owned by Hose. J. R. n Stratton, Provincial Treasurer, was d complete/y gutted by fire on Satur- day. The ioss to the plant wall be a $30,000; insured for $16,000f IICSXNESS Waetani. 's The Internationul Zinc Contpany, t THE ONTARIO HOUSE. Atentreal, March le '-"Duty of one sleilling a quarter 011 foreign wheet, to the advantage of Canada's great Northwest grain fields, wodiel have no efieet upou tlee price ot breade atuffs at home, for it takes a rise 92 four shillings per quart' oet tasn' Corn Excheage to create an leaves° of gale farthing in the price of a four -pound loaf." This interesting statement was Nnionaaewcieloefs.tIte London divisions in the onex_atSa. tul,rd.afeiorby)irmarrgger. $Jtoohnn, British House of Commons. Ile was asked if the ery of increased breed - stuffs would uot kill the preferential tariff movement, and his reply is given above Mr. Nowles has visited all she mautifacturing centres oe England, and be says the feding is ripe for a, change. He adds that all Mr. Cham- berlain wants is a united demand' es of the Empire, and he also. adds roue the great selagoveraing calm:a hat it might be well to wait 4 s Malignant growths in its 'sheltie; • bin to mania the Tecimical Salto° atigotiations lietween Lord enter and Genera! BOthit are in : Act, nee,' saye the Tretorift corree Of The Te.waina Wale Toronto, March 6. --The debate o , ,ipeaditee an lpsw the budget was resumed in the Leg s Governenen±," • a * '• islature yesterday by Mr. Hoyle fo oraion, 'gam% „„1„,ai de, the Opposii air. Tettypiece, wh ea feign reateeiti. aitied yestee, fellowed 1144, 4440 t itiMOSt wholle says Gen. Kiteaerier and aeni ' with railway matters. Ile imade al ilea a lengths eenfiei.iiee lusion to the widespread dissatisfac : that regarding' freight rates, am 01111 this inerning. Gin. Botha ,Was alone and Gen. Kizeienter was -strongly urged that the "overtime°. accompenied by hie seeretery. not only build and control a Uii from North a.e• to Lake Temiscam fug, but should al-zo take over tit railway fana this eity to North Bey Dr. Pytie and „IIr. Crawford. Opposi tien aiembere. and Mr. Russiali for the Litarals. also took part in tlie alercb. 11,-Ativiees from dat'etta. Dr. Time apProved th Aaaa great South atrietin neential to 1-4." (1°wrinut'ut faonF.,-; confirm tiie preee intelligence rauttew Ovate', etamection with New Oat Lard laiteiterar V, 2-34 ( ;OIL Onterio. spelt... at favor (d univereite I doing business in America caul nn-. 1 a land, has gone into the hands of a t strengthened by the powerful voice 9 a united South .A.frica, from Zambe • tlie Cape. a and restoring the stomach to it 1 former place. Placaras posted in Stamboul I: 1 the Young Turliey party threaten t U meet violence oit the part of eh. s receiver. It was capitalized for 4 The big Montreal dry goods tree of t ittle, and the plea ,for a preferential , ariff within the Empire will be o E. Lepage ite Co., corner of St. Law- - Goviirnment with violence. Oue pass O mice and St, Catharine streets, 1ms - assigned, with liabilities of over a $200,000. %HP eeniAD. Carl Carringtou a, well -le newspaper man, and writer of short s stories, is dead in San Francisco, $ from pneumonia. - F. P. Mattbiesint, former treasurer u 1 of the American Sugar Refining a Company and a director of tbat concern, (lied in Paris last weele of t ; diabetes:el' flitTART MATTERS. 1. al ✓ Canada militia, orders isseed Fri- q (lay night say: In order that regi - e mental bands may become proficient r in marches likely to be played by 7 maesed bands in divisional or brie c gad' camps. one set of eriusic of 80 e r age directed ugainst Russia, and Get O many asserts that Turhes is in th , betide of those powere. - • Queen Will a • . _ n e Henry breve received _deputation 1 bearing wielding gifts. The natiold t gift consisted of a diadem, a neck e lace. two bracebsts of diamonde an - sapphires. Othee presents .ceusiste 0 of silver, aud china eervices. • The Racing .Calendar on Thursdo, - 4 -Announced that Nina Edward ha laved Iliamond Jubiree (tile Winne of bet year's Derbe-. two. thousand O guinmq. Newmarate, Stakes. 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Si;London, Marcie 12. - Tie St. Jtanees Gazette yesterday efterrama ! received frora The Hague, the Rou- t Menitta, police have, been insfructed to watch certain persons at Jassy, in Moldavia, who are suspected of being eugaged in a, conspiracy against thee lives of Queen Willie). - Mina and Iter husband. A. Resolution Pavoring Appointmen or n Itailway Couturisslou Passed- Turnsport ation Question. Ottawa, March 5. -The Ilause, af-• er a debate lasting about five hours nanimously adopted a resolutio pproving the appointment of a rail Uy conunission, which was submit ed by Mr. Davis (Sasicatcheveaue timorous instanees of discriraina. ion in rates by the 0, P. R. wer uoted by members from tlie west Ito were a unit in advocacy of tit esolution, Tee Minister of Rail ays pointed out that a railway onnnissiou would not remedy all tlio vils complained of, and the.t it ould be impossible to briug down Said that, acting on represeatations irony copses Districts, - Ottawa, March- 12. -For the pur- . poses of the censue tlie electoral (Ifs- . tricts of Qatari() Lave been grouped 0 into four emus districts, with the , following chief oflicers: e No. 1.-Jeltu Samuel Davis of Ma- e doe; No. 2.-F. J. Gillespie, Osha- wa; No. 3-Josiab. Jones Dell, To- ronto; No. d.--Douald McAlpine. Bettewell. taloa teen in tagaiiia kin gee eat ' expreseeit U. opinion Gant 11„t, Zovg.. g g over:meant should embarktep in lowards ie ef dee ewer, a; Pulp and other industries. fleeted far 'Me Toronto: March 7. -The Legislate _Mei 'War 011ie., SiaQA',5.* night dee ;Le great clineil /o tioutrileee 1,, ex-. ' "lire traw.aeled a good deal " l'msi•" a yesterday afternoon's :sitting. pertatimItS, Williell aiellidee tieteertling 1 rr$ 1 seine of 3 ionwa I 'a- Mr. Gibson and air. Whit coy soma the lie - e • a i introdueed important antentiminits to subz.nissiijn by Botha oil Mott""n the Election Act. The Attorney-, en his fora* 'will surrender to General's bill minces the personating uch. ate-- of deputy aiturning officers an offenee pm:astable the same as personal ion DEWET'S LATEST ESCAPE. of an eleetor. and has an intportant Note Haring West of nicomeentein ' bearing- en the. West Elgin and North ; Waterloo eleetions. The House ••••••••31•1••• Towards Ereonetad. Mardi. 11. -- The Tirafie the followinis despatch ogelitelp. Mardi -Goa. w has escaped northward ay a 'forced march, with 400 men. Iris ob- aeetine is believed to be the vicluity I Kroonstad. 0 d'Four other Boer lead.:rs are still in the southeastern part of the Orange River Colony. ' Torento. March 8. -In the Legis - "Now that Gen. lama is back in ; lature yosterday the Attorney -Gen - own Cinerary, it will be almost erat introduced it bill to amend the OSSible TO 61e.rate against aim, /aad titles' act, Dr. Bridgland it bill eist as soon as be is preseed, his to amend the agriculteral and arts coeinnando dissolves, to meet again a. act. and arr. Lucas to amend the few days later. anly a few bands of • liquor license act by providing for toers are now left in Cape Colony." the giving of security in proceedings Boers Lost Forte. 3 before the County Judge for cancel- lation of license when ComplaintS aro • • London, March 11.-A $1pecum, , not spatch from Cape Town, dated co,.,17" v,y the. Cniatteiee:loiaine ter ttoriiey. . leo b' to amend ▪ the law atapectina itithilitios of trustees. The budget r'debate was continued by Messrs. McLaughlin, viewed with favor it motion by ala .d'arscallen that the questious put by members and the answers thereto should be printed in the journals .0t tile House, but itetion was deferred. A sharp debate took place on Mr. Joynt's bill to abinish dual voting for County Couneillors. 'The budget debate was resumed by Mr. Preston. •••••••••11......, March 18, says the 33oers lost 40 hill- i ad in an engagement with an are..; •ored train near Rooengate. They einietook the trait,. tor one loaded Auld, Jess00, Grahame Maanairmiti math horses and allowed it to come and Hislop. Within range, whereupon fire was ripened from the train, and the 13oers Toronto March - 9. -The Legisla- lied, some of them abandoning their • . lure hold a nalf-hour session yester- day and disposed of at number of Reinforcements Go Forward. 1 slnall items on the order paper. On London, March 8. -Whatever nego- raotion of the Premier, seceneed by are proceeding in Pretoria, the Attorney -General, Mr. iairecal- and Mr. Kruger - declares that they Ien's resolution, to the effect that all can only be for an armistice, the questions asked by members and all Gavernment evidently has no idea of answers by the Government be print- • slackening reinforcements. The War ed as part of the journals of the Office issued a. detailed statement House, was referred to the following last evening of transports that are select committee: Messrs. Gibson, %al sail for South Africa within the McKay, Charlton, Carscallen and 'coming week with 12,000 troops. • Whitney, who will report before the According to The Daily Mail de- session ends. spatches, Gen. Dowet and Mr. Steyn have separated, the former being at BIRTH RATE GOES UP.. Potrusberg, west of 131oeinfontein, and the latter at Sraitlifield. milers in German Africa. Berlin, March 8. -Dr. Stuebel, dur- • ing the debate yesterday in the • }Reichstag on colonial estimates, • said there had been a small Boer trek into German Southwest Africa. NUMID1AN HAS ARRIVED. •stratheonas Reached Halifax Priday Piot-sting and Departed For the West- oteamer Pad a Rough Tciyage. Halifax, March 9. -The Numidia,n arrived here a.t 8 o'cloca yesterda.y morning •wash 269 Lai Iacono.' s Hoiasa _end 160 steera.ge passengers. iitaTkie foilewing erere ca.bin passengers: Officers of Lord Strathcona's Horse, Lieut.-Cei. ateel, Major Belcher, Major earvie, Major I-Ioward, Major aia Cameron, Capt. Courtenay, Capt. -asaiteteleui a I Capt. Keenan, Lieut. Christie, Capt. E. T. Mackie, Lieut, Leckie, 1,1(at. Kirkpatrick, Lieut. Laidlaw, Lae t. Tobin, Lieet. Park- er, Lieut, St eve risen, Lieut. Sinden, Lieut. Si , Summary-ainicers 23, N. C. 0.'s and men fio9, total 292. r h ii 'lid': in docked ails o at 1 oeclook in the afternoon, when. the men event on board train and pro- ceedeci ve, t, ward. The sliip experi- eeced fmther. Private Rob - ere -on foie; sica the day after leav- ing Liverpool, with pneumonia, He An encrease of 1,314 in 1900 Over 1899- Itereestrar-GeneraPs Frill Returns. Toronto, March 9. -The Registrar - General has received complete re - ,turns of the births, marriages and deaths in Ontario during 1900. The increase in deaths is thous -lit to be due to the excessive heat during the month of August. Tele birth rate last year was 19.9 per 1,000, com- peted with 19.4 in 1899, and 20.4 in. 1898. ' • The last report of the Registrar - General quotes the 'birth rate in Eng- land as being 29.4 in 1898. la Scot- land it was 80.8, and in Ireland 28.2. In Connecticut the rate was 24.4, in Buffalo 20, in Baltimore 32, in New York City 22.1, and in St. Pitul .4. The folloiving table sh (fetes the births, marriages and deaths durina the last three' years, of 1000 over 1.890: Births 46,599 Merrieges .. 15,875 Deaths .. 20,370 at Telenet°, Sicily. ever since Sat_ Imlay nigla a heavy cloud has ex cards, will be issued to each regi - n rte. This issue will be Wade a session II ;: tended over the city, the slier being a Government were considering the ad, Steamare to BO Built in Canada. , (loci d. The rain which Gem fel resembles corrugated blood. This phenomenon. whieb is callea "bloody g rain." is attributed, to dust from Ibe ; African deserts. transported by the Wavy swath Wind now blowing. The "bloOdy" storm extended to lady, CRIME: AND CeentINALS. Several men are held at Mobile, Alae for lynching u. Canadian. min- ' ed John Latex. The eases Will be re- ' sullied oU Thursday. At Woodstock Assizes on Friday Margaret Gage, aged 16, and the mother of a child born last 1fay, was awarded ana,000 by the jury. Her betrayer is Watson Kipp. a youtig farmer, who did not derelict the ac- tion. John Sheridan, formerly in charge of the money order department at the Havana Postollice, who Was ar- rested Jan. 20 and charged with the theft of $1,300 sent from the Post- master at Guantanamo Dec. 26, was sentenced on Thursduy to IWO years* imprisonment and to pay a fine .1/4 $1,4300, the amount of his defalett- tiTonhe Anti -Lynching bill, passfee ' • aoth brauches of the Ilan bY lafure, Was SW' Legis - 144 io the Governor for on Friday. It provides that, the oftlite of any sheriff from whom a prison.' is taken and lynch- ed shall be conelea-a- aecated. The deposed sheriff, however, ehall have ten days to present his case to the Governor, and the Governor has au- thority to reinstate an officer when it is proved beyond a. doubt' that the lynching was through no negligence of his. at once. well -considered mensure at this . e also intimated that tac THE DUNKIN AOT. Att Effort to Repeal Senator Scottie 1C,Str Will Soon He iliade at Illelunona, Quebec. J, Schofield bas been coMMittet% Lor trial ae Winnipeg ea a charge. bigamy. ) Andrew Carnegie offers Otteetia I no0,000 to build it public librara, if the city will put up $7,500 a. yew; t to maintain a. 1 The termed° in Texas on Saturday, night killed eight persons and caused 4 property loss of $1,000,000. One i hundred people are destitute. Wagner, Government inter- ' preter at Edmonton, N. W. T., was , committed for trial by JUSti":0 Me- ; Dougall Saturday for stealing $723 front a, Galician. 1 A. petition signed by a quarter of i the electors of Richmond. Qua, Wilr be presented March 23 for the repeal • of the Dunkin Atit, evhich Jute lace in farce for a quarter of it century. PERSONAL. Ex -President Harrison of Indianap- olis has grip, but will recover. air Ihomas Lepton has been gazet- ted a Knight Connuander of the Vic- torian Order. August Strindberg, the Stockholm poet, and Harriet Bosse, the actress, are engaged to be married. LieuteGol. Steele of Stratheona's Horse has been appointed to the fourth class of the Victorian Order. The King of Greece and the Crown Princci of Deninark have received the honorary Grand Cross of the Victor- ian Order. The condition of former U. S. Pre- sident Benjamin Harrison is serious at his- home in Indianapolis, and is causing his friends' unen,siness. Mr. Justice Meredith of London, who was to preside over the Assizes at Welland • next week, has been granted. six months' leave of ab- sence owing to ill -health. Ile will probably pay- a visit to Italy. The unofficial reports current some time ago that Lord Pauncefote, the British Ambassador, would haYe his period of service in Washington con.- tinueti, have now been fully con- firmed, and it appears that the ex- tension will last throughout the present year. The Spanish Cabinet Couneil has decided to re-establish constitutional and the increase guarantees. Paris Gibson of Great Falls, Mon.e tnne, was elected early on Friday TJnited States Senator for short term. Captain-Generell Weyler has issued 44,705 40,019 • 1,314 16,514 17,123 600 28,007 20,504 .087 •rhe Pirearms Burned. Roma March 11. -About 150,000 nrearme, an,cient and modern, are now being destroyed in a furnace specially constructed a,t the Vatican grounds. 'The only arms still re- tained for use at the Vatican are those of ehe Palatine Guards. Thue the Pope signalizes his abandonment of all projects for regaining temporal power by force. a decree raising the state oe siege at . Madrid. The new Ministry has taken the oath of office. ' The Silver Republican party • of Idaho was on Thursday formally dis- banded at a meeting of members of the State Committee, members of the , Legislature, and others_ It is said they win join the Demotrats. Secretary Hay and Ambassador Ca.mboa. acting for their respective LT HUNG CHANG SIM How He and Prince Citing Try to Jolly the Foie ign Court. Pekill, March 10. -Li ITung Chang is again seriously ill, and his pbysi- ciau $L1,YS his life hangs by it thread. Prince Citing and Earl Li eeem to think that by spreading:, ruiners of the court's unwillingnias to return to Pekin, enless this or that thing is done, they can influence the delib- erations of the Illiuistere of the pow- ers. As matter of fact, aceordiag to reliable reports from Sianita the Imperial personages are extremely uncomfortable at Siantu, where they live in the house of the Governor, which is only a small structure. French missionaries, who have just. returned here froze. Manila believe the Empress -Dowager would bring the court back to Pekin on the first offer of the allies, boxing as a basis Ilte tito ireegninotvioalal of the 1111.4ioteolfiso,reiegixiciz! vow* will eot hoiti it general nieetbig until Tuesday, oiviiig to the absence of M. Pielion, French Ambassador, at Pao Ting Yu, The 'United States Signal Corps will be ready to leave in a weelc, ac- cording to instructions. No trans- port bas been announced, however. Tung Fu Hsiang and Twin. Sbanghai, efarch 10.-Despatchee from Lanchau assert that General Tung Fu Hsiang, with 20,000 men, and Prince Tuan, with 10,000 men, are at Ning Hsu, prepared to resist arrest. The China Gaizette announces that Sheng, the Tamale has memor- ialized the Throe in favor of the abolition of the Likin duties, and that all the Viceroys and Governors support him. An Oininoue Move. London, March 11. -"The Japan- ese battleship Hatsuee, just complet- ed in England, has been ordered to proceed hither with an possible speed," says the Yokohama corre- spondent of The Daily Mail. Aslcs Powers to Help. London, March 11. -Liu Kun Yi, the Viceroy of Napkin, has appealed to Great Britain, Japan and the United States, according to the Shanghai correspondent of The , th Daily Express, to assist China to UP resist Russia's designs in Manchuria. fie • up OUT IN A. BLIZZARD • visability of first making a thorough . Ottawa, March 12. -Sir Louis tion by a competent man. Mr, Bore buiiding of two new Government investigation into the whole quese Davies will call for tenders for the den, leader of the Opposition. cone steamers to replace the Newfield mid curred to it very large extent in the Druid this week. The Minister of opinion expressed by Mr. Blair. 1 Marine and Fisaaries intends giving au opportunity for these steamers Ottawa, March 6. -Yesterday, af- being built in Canada, that is, if teruoon the 'rouse of Commons in the work ealt be done at anything committee, adopted unanimously the like it reasonable cost. The tenders resolution of the Tostmaster-Gene will, therefore, ask taat the new eral authorizing the payment of the boats be built in Canada. increased amount whicle Canada, is required to coneribute tdwerds the U. S. Minister °eager left Pekin Pacific cable under the revised esti-, has been given for the work. The on Monday for iaoeaee mate, based upon the contract which Postmaster -General announced that m••••••••••.. the cable would be completed by the end of December, 1902. The House EytralilliC tiCalOCSS went into Committee of Supply, and Wit" v the remainder of the day was spent •••••••••••••••••11•••••••••••••••••.. in discussing* the estimatee of the timatPubil°0 olor" Deuallanent aud the ee- l... 1 Ina aecounts in connection with ( Paris Exhibition, under which item thio whole of the expenditure at Paris was criticized by the Oppose. time Ottawa, March 7. -Transportation again engaged the attention of 'the House yesterday afternoon, Mr. Ben- nett's resolution, calling for a settl- ed policy on the subject, forming the basis of discussion. The feattua of the debate was Mr. Dobell's speech on winter navigation and the ad- vantages of the St. Lawrence route. The evening tvc6 devoted to private and public bills, The House ad- journed at 9.80 o'clock. crii0,050 required to wind Ottawa, March. 8. -The problems of transparation and taxation (51 the C. Pi R. in Manitoba and the North- west engaged the attention' of the House yesterday. Mr. Bennett with- drew his resolution deinan.ding that a nixed and definite line of policy he adopted in reference to the transpor- tation of grain and other commodi- ties from the west, after Mr. Blair had emphasized the full that the policy of the Government was to, stand by the canal system and com- plete the inlprovements already un- dertaken. Mr. Richardson's bill, de - elating that the twenty-year period of exemeition from taxatiott given e C. P. It. commenced on thee day on which their contract was rata • was given the six months' hoist, on motion of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, o, while condemning the contract as it stood insisted that Parljamont tst respect the sacred right of coa- ct. At the same time, he, offered assistance of the Government to tain for the settlers and municipal - 15 a judicial 'decision upon the ening of the clause granting the ex- . e p ion. Mr. Fielding announced that the budget will be brought down on Thursclay. Ottawa, March 9. -The St. Law- rence route was 'again the subject of discussion in the House yesterday on public works estimates. Mr. Mate fully explained the improvements that are being pushed forward, dis- playing determination to have the Canadian high avaye of commerce cad in the very best condition to mete with the American lines of atei•ce. In the evening Toronto bor and, the Toronto-Collingwood line ere discussed, at some A Woodman. Driven Gut of Camp. Is nat Found Dead in Snowdrift. tra • the Sault See. Marie, March 11. -Ar- ob thur Little, a woodman was found lei frozen to death in a snowdrift neat' me Gouiais RiVer, Ont., on Friday. The deceased was drivett out of camp- in Sunday's blizzard by the foreman, with whom he had an altercation. The body was buried in the snow ill a ravine, and 'was found by the bark- ing of a, dog, who followed his.mae- ter. Little was married and leaves one child at Glravenhurst, Ont. • The foreman fled from the camp to the American Soo. Alain-vestigation has been started by the Crown Attorney. • .m'our Dead,. Twenty Injured. • COE Will's Point, Texas, March 11. -eat, cont 11 o'elock Saturday morning a cy- hay clone passed through the west side air of this town, demolishing everything len' in its track. • Pour people are dead p,. and about twenty injured. Fourteen dwelling houSes are entirely ruined,' and. a Munber of others are badly wrecked, The Public Soho° building - is a total loss.' Several of the injur- ed are expected to die, gth. The House adjourned at el mi Plague at Cape Town. Cape Town, March 11 -The official eports regarding the progress of the bubonic plague in Cape Town show total of 22 deaths d 102 ^ RESULTING PROM POOR WAT- ERY BLOOD, 41...101•11* Heart Palpitation,Dizziness and Weak- ness in tbe Legs Followed Until. the • Sufferer Felt that His Case was Al- most Hopeless. Frem the Mirror, Meaford, Ont. N� inert in Meaford is better known or more highly respectea than Mr. Patrick Delaney, who has been a re- sident of the town for nearly forty years. Mr. Delaney is a stone mason by trade, and has helped construct many_ of the buildings which go to make up Meaford's chief business structures. Ileariag that be had re- ceived great benefit from the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, it reporter of the Mirror called to obtain particulars of the cure, and Mr. Delaney cheer- fully gave him the following state- ment : "Last March," said he, „"my health became so poor that t was com- pelled to quite work. The chief symp- toms of my Meese were extreme weak- ness in the lege, loss of appetite, and palpitatioa. of the heart. The least exertion would cause my heart to palpitate violently, and if I stooped to pick up anything I would be overcome with dizziness. My legs were so weak that I was compelled to sit down to put my clothes on. The doctor I con- sulted said I had it had case of anaemia. He prescribed for me and I took three bottles of medicine, but all tbe while I actually grew worse until a became so weak and emaciated that it seemed impossible that I could recover. Hav- ing read of the cures effected by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I determined tie give them a trial. Front the 'first box J noted an improvement in my con- dition. My legabecame stronger, my appetite improved, and by tbe time I had used four boxes I felt better than I had done toe:Months. That the pills aro a wonderful remedy there is not the least doubt. I can do light work about boroe without experiencing any of the anpleasant sensations that I once underwent. ,I feel an altogether different man despite the fact that am now sixty-seven years of age,- AU I can say is that I attribute my present good health to Dr. William's' Pink PHIS and I would advise any other similar sufferer to try theca" To those who are weak, easily tirecl, nervous, or whose blood is out of con- dition, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills come as a blessine, curing when all other medicines fail and restoring those who give them a fair trial to a full measure of health and strength.. The pills are sold only in boxes bearing on the wrapper the full name of Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. If your dealer does not keep them they will be sent post paid -at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by addressing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. e Silas Martindale (white), of Moore County, North Carolina. Was - hanged a, few days ago by a meta He is said to have attacked it school teacher named Mrs. Brewer. and het husband raised the mob. Four men hexe been arrested in connection witif the ainching. It is rumored in Berlin court cir- ' des that Earl Roberts "thitukfully reteneied" to Emperor William the insignia of theOrder of the Blade Eagle, conferred iteetthe time of tate Kaiser's visit to En -email- after no. tieing the unfevorable comment the German press upon the bestowal of the honor. About it dozen members of Stratli- conaes Horse arrived in Toronto on Monday morning from Montreal, and another large detaclunent is expect- ed. The boys aro nearly all from Manitoba and. the Northwest, and will spend it few days in Toronto bee tore proceeding to their western laceines, They were genially received. Rheumatism, Nobody knows all about it; and nothing, now known, will always cure it. Doctors try Scott's Emul- sion of Cod Lixer Oil, whea, they think it is taused by im-- perfect digestion of food. You can do the same. It may or may not be caused. by the failure of stomach and:: bowels to do their work. it: - it is, you will cure it if not you will do no harm. The way, to cure a -disease is to stop its cause, and help the body get bacleto its of health. When Scott's Emulsion ofi Cod Liver Oil •does that, if. cures; when it don't, it don't cure. It never does harm. The eatruine has, this picture on it, taii - no other. If you have ;tot: tried xt, send for fre sample, its afereeab16' taste will turprist: yon. SCOTT & BOWNE, - • Chemists, Toronto.‘ ,5oe, and $x.00 ; all druggists.