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Exeter, Dee. 27th. Te.
THE EXETER TIMES
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May, I 901.
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6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
1 S 15 22 29
2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 21 31
4 11 18 25
ATTACK ON THE KING,
The Reasons Given For Seizing
"The Irish People,"
CARDINAL VAUGHAN ABUSED*
•
Motion, for Adjoarneaent in ate Britisb.
Commons Defeated - ear. Wynalmia
Declined to Bead the Article in
the Jaouseenne Deseribes Its
character luStroneinveetive
-The Police Work.
Dublize May 11. -The poUea of
Cork, Limerick and other towns of
Ireland seized ale the copies *f Mr.
William Oen's weekly paper. The
Irish People, found at a newsdealer's
yesterday morning. The offenaino
articles, it now appears. Were abusive
attack's on King Edward, Cardinal
Vaughan, and the address to the
Xing, which the paper declaxes WaS
suet ae neght have been presented
to a Legree half a celatury ago. The
article finds consolation in the fact
TEtuR. w.AN-16Tar, 1901
NOTES AND COMMENTS,
It has been common lately to say
that the 19th century was the LIMO
Statee' eeliturv, end that the 20th cen-
tury will be Canada's. Canada already
has more Millionaires than the United
Statee had during the first iptarter of
the Ifith century.
e •
There will be no provincial election
in, •Ontario this summer. Premier
Ross has announced that he will visit
England. in, July and August, return-
ing to Cenada early in September.
The visit is not purly for pleasure, and
during bis stay in Enaland Mr. Ross
seek to have an imperial remount
station established in Oetario.
*
that the presentees were English
Catholics. -who aro repudiated by
the only really Catholic nation new
iIt existence. The loyalists repre-
sented England mile., and it the 1)g-
lish Catholic chose to acknowledge
themselves superstitious ittotators it
ours.
William O'Brien began life as a re-
porter on The Cork Daily Herald.
He subsequently wrote for 'The Free-
man's Journal, and eounded "United
Ireland. in 18e0. Ile fesunied a !few
agrariais movement is 1808, styling
zt. the. "Initee Irish League." and
starting The Irish People newspaper
as its advocate. O'Brien bas beeu
roeecuted nine times for political
ences, and has spent more than
o years in prison. lie has been a
member of Parliament lor North
Cork since rite election of 1900.
Alphonse Arthor Lth1Ue peewee, INIPERIAT.RorsE,
M. P. has been ;appointed to the Sen.
ate in the place of the We Senator
Rose. Mr. Deehene was ihst elected
to Parliament in le•Sial. He is a2 yeeteell
of age. The liberals, who etarted in
1,9il with, nine euppertere in the Vpioer
Chamber, have now therty.sax out of
the eightaaone, which leaves the Con-
Servatives with a majority of nine.
&
Side by side in every count .,rv 140s -
petits and failure move on. .7.sio mat.
ter how prosperous a country may be,
there will be always many failures c
and no matter bow hard times semi I
to be, many will presper. The United
States they now have, aeeordion to
the New York Herald, nearly four
thousand 41lionaires, whose combin-
ed. wealtia*the country, and whose
avenge of Wealth is abont four mil-
* • *
Complaint is already coming from
Buffalo that Canadian money is being
refused 'except at a discount. At Buf-
fele, as at Port Ramon, Detroit, no-
- gara Falls, and other frontier towne
where the international traffic as con-
stant, Canadian money has freely
passed, as has American money at the
corresponding points on the Canadian
side. This Buffalo refusal is perhaps
the work of Expositiou "graftere up
-eceeev dodge to make a few pennies
eo e. -,4) the vieitere, Cana -
at the 'expense . eteee tO
dians should not allow therm,
he fleeced by such a pretty trick.
There are hundreds of places in Buf-
falo where Canadian money will be
gladly welcomed.
* *
'The recent crash in Wall street was
not the result of a "corner' in the
market, as that term has hitherto
been generally known in former "Cor-
ners" as they were known in former
tioaes, were made for the delibirate
purpose of entrapping speculators in-
to selling shares which they did not
own, and forcing them to repurchase
at extortannate prices or pay the plot-
ters well for letting them off. Pe the ...roper and patriotic attack on the
present instance two rival coteries of I conduct of the Chief Secretary.
bankerS and railway magr,etes cora- Mr. Wyndham, in defending the
peting for control of the Northern Pa- seizure, declined to "soil his lips
•cifie road began to buy all the stock with reading the attack on the King,
in sight, both in et all street and on which constituted seditious libel, nor
the European bourses. Outsiders who wciand the feelings of millions by
aererot understand the real situation Propagating the outrageous, gross
took a hand in, teed of course were and scurrilous lies of the article."
squeezed, though the competing, sypdi. After Mr. Redmond had commented
cates acted generously with them in on the irapolicy of Goverroment's see-
the settlement, as affairs in Wall tion in seizing the paper, which
street go. would simply have the effect of faS-
telling attention on the article of
The Irish ' People, many copies of
Perhaps at no period in the history which ' were in the pockets of mem-
of this country has there been so bers then in the House, and naany of
matey. opportunities for investment which had gone to America, Mr. Ba-
as at the presenes, time. Joint stock our, the Government leader, denied
companies and co-operative concerns that the Government was attacking
are being organized on all sides aid either the freedom of the press or
Almost every day some new enterprise
is presented for the consideration of
investor, Nearly every avenue of
trade is being exploited, the aim
tentensibly being to develop the re-
• sources of the conntry, and by organiz-
ieg capital. econpmize in the cost of
prodnetiOn, and thus inerease the pro-
fets,of the investor. This is a sign of
progress and expansion that should
he viewed with satisfaction by every
• true lover of bis country. What this
cOuntry nee& is the bayestment of
capital On a business basis and for
eenitireate purposes. Canada has
neeet undeveloped resources that have necting. Bit:Endo', and Fort • Erie
been lying dormant too long for tbe with Crystal Beads, the Fort Erie
ra
leace track, Niagara. Falls nd TToek of capital. We rejoice, therefore ,
ronto The company it is serid has
that ea,pital front abroad and at home
secured the right of way and the
is being:invested in our country, and
s 'd t h
THE METROPOLITAN.
Areltbishoe X,ewis Wag on Hie Way to
Enniend anti Egypt When He Parsee
Away -Ills career.
Loadon. May 14. - Archbielaop
Lewis a Ontario. Metropolitan of
Canada. died May 4. on board the At-.
'antic Transport Line steamer Men-
ominee. Ile had embarked seriously
ill, as the result of pneumonia. and
had intended to stay in London for
a. ehort thee and proceed to Egypt.
He was accompanied by his wife anti
a trained nurse. During the night at
May 3 he sank rapidly, Ile died it
4 o'clock the next raorniug. The
body was embalmed and taken to his
residence here.
eaelee of HU Life.
• The Most Rev. Jolla Travers
Lewis, Metropolitan of Canada., was
the son at the Rev. John Lewis, cur-
ate of St. Anne's Church, Shendon.
near Cork, in Ireland, and was born.
ea June 26, 1e2e. His early eduea-
tion was received in private schools
' at Cork, whence he proceeded to
Trinity College, Dublin, obtaining at
his entrance the Primate's Hebrew
prize. Be was specially interested
ite classics and ma.thematies duriug
' the course, and when he graduated
: in, 1848 it was as gold Medalist ia
eteics and logic. lie proceeded to
, Eugland after gracluetien, and in
July, 1818, was ordained cleaecne at
1 Christ Cliwrch College Chapel, Cana -
bridge. by the Bishop of cliester. A
year later he was ordatued priest by
' the Bishop of Down, and became cur-
ate of Newtonbutter, in the north of
Ireland. Meanwhile his mother and
famtly had ernigeated to Canada,
each after a, year'a service as curate,
he decided to visit them. The late
Bishop Strachan was at that time
pushing Anglia:en missione into the
back settlements, and the Yetwfif
Irishman on his arrival was ap-
pointed a missionary a.t \Vest
'Tewkesbury, on the Ottawa River.
Promotion came rapidly. In 1854
be became rector of St. Peter's,
Brockville. and in 1861, when bere-
ly thirty-six, he became, by unani-
mous Nate ot both clergy awl laity,
the first Bishop a Ontario when tha
Diocese of Toronto was divided. He
4 youngests op et the
waw ere or "Tim Irieb. People" pis- church. For many years Bishop
Cussed-Mr..Ifooton's Questions. Lewis steadily improved the position
LOLdats, May 11.-31r. Henniker or the church in his diocese, and
Mt -salon. Conservative, in the Iiottee when the office of Metropolitan at
ef Commons yesterday drew eaten- Canada hecaxae vacant by the death
'don to the annual loss of 4;00.000 of Bishop Medley of Fredericton, in
in the telegraph service, aggresakting 1892, Bishop Lewis was by the vote
4a.300,00u since the Goveroment of the Ifouse of Bishops in Montreal,
took over the lines, and asked how in June, 1803, elevated to the office.
the Government. PrOPosed tO remedy This was followed by the eonferring
Sir Wel .1 II* k '
• -
1 of the dignity of Archbishop in
The late Metropolitan was the ore
eelior of the Excheriner. aamitted the iginator and promoter of the Lam-
carreetness of the ligeres. The reason b
more eager for rapid eonanatineation all the conferences. Ile was an a.u-
Micelle* extensions inest be discourage , tributed many artieles to The e our-
eth Conferenees, now so important
of the loss was that the publie Was in the church's work. Iie attended
than the 'wen" Warrantea' 1;n9r°- thor of some distinction, and con-
ed.
nal of Sacred Literature. Arch -
Mr. Henniker Heaton aise asked if bishop Lewis married first in 1851,
the Government was prepared to Annie Henrietta., daughter of the
lea.S0 the telegraph lines to a Prie late Bon. Henry Sherwood. eShei
vate connniny. The Chancellor of died in 1886, and in, 1880 he mar -
the Exchequer did not reply. ried Ada. Maria, daughter of Mr.
Seizure of 4•Tiit Irish Feoplen, Eve.n Leigh, Manchester, England,
Miss Leigh was a, well-known church
At the conclusion of the questions
workei and founder of the Dritash
in the House of Commons yesterday, and American Home for '2.oung Wo -
John Dillon (N'ationalist) moved the men and Children at Paris. She sur -
to herhusband. eall attention to the seizure of
The Irleli People. Bishop of Ottawa Benefits. •
rr. Dillon complained that the at- Ottawa, May 14.-1ty the death of
tion of the authorities was grossly the late Archbishop Lewis the Sum
illegal, and asked whether it was due of 811;6,000 of thp Episcopal Endow -
to the attack on lir. 'Wyndham, the ment Fund of the Diocese of Ontario
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Or to reVert to the Diocese of Ottawa,
ettack on the King. that the stipend of the
tee 'eet le was owlinrg, WtoYnthde- 9sttawa will be materially
ham replied wee.
attack on the 'King. increesee,
Mr. Dillon. said he was not concern-
ed to defend the violence of the at-
tack, but any seizure should ha,ve
The Infantry camps willebe: neath the floor, which was raised a lit. have had 21 daya experience. Traffic
been done through. the courts. Fee Tito Eastern League Monday.
toria had been made in the -2nglish. Tereate eat ••• • ..9109.9002 to 15, 26th, I tle from the ground, and presently
more violent attacks on Queen 'Vic- Worcester . 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 1 0-7 At London -aline 4
there came erawling out an enorinaff Ellbsetrafineldds,ti
Julie et; to 29, 22nd, 26th, 29th and hog,
27th, BO ri sentenee Was
papers without their -base hits -Brown. Three -base lilt- • - and 33rd Regiments;
The present action we Inelisg seized. -
171'1 Home run,—Slater, Slater, Rickert, Un. ' pronounced on Friday on the doctors
a. blow to the glartae. YSacrifice kit -Carr. Bases on lean; 130th Regiments and lst Hussars;
Faltpalau 2. ,,etreen out June 181st Brigade Division "That'S inn hcig," SIM' the merchant. anodungotheenrstocheavragdeed wiitihitaasrysistsienrg.
BASEBALL,
DEWET BEGINS AGAIN INSURANCE FOR DRUGI,STS.
HORSES FROM CANADA
- Protected Ifr0111. Blackman au mix.
1 take* In Mixing Drugs.
One of the latest things in the fidelity I
He Has Entered the Transvaal ,sn casualty line is te lasure drugeists Chosen by Col. Dent For the Use
With Two Thousand Men. 1 against what is called the wronfe Pre" •of South African Troops.,
Kription man, For •$15 or p5 a yeer
several companies down town guaran-
A REPORT OF FIVE DAYS' WORK., !tes druggists against daraageS arising $1,000 000 FOR THEIR S01-10013
from mistakes in compounding drugs. -
One et the Met elleeeeseel of tnese
Aeoordiugto zord Kitchener's. Report the Companies has 950 chemists of New Winuilleg Citizens Anxious mat 11144r
Boers Are Steadily Losios-Canadian YorU', Jersey City, Newark and. New chutne* shall nave ReeZetional .ed-
etabulare Praised -auntie camps . EtTaregen on
list
of
gribegiuggists
eteceeits te the Solite. African con- vantages -500 Arrests.* 1343;COIOWA
Or LoStrUOtion at Niagara, against loss from their owe mistakes -.A Trolley Ride From, Dualdo
of leading pharmacists that they were to Telanto sow% to lit. A
llailWay 'act,
LOnclOO and Deserento, originated in the belief of a inimber
Londou. May 13. -Gen. Dewet, ac- txstdeviestimpsraoefuces g7proeftelsvagiesege wthrt
cording to a despatch to The Daily 7-sackawanna strikers.
EiglitY more men lieve joined the
lXail erom Pretoria, has resumed
operations, and is reported to have
crossed into the Transvaal with
2,000 ram,
Lord Nitehorior's leeport.
London, May 13. -Lord latelaener
reporta to the War Office, under date
of Pretoria, May 10, as follows:
"Since May Stb. 28 Boers Jia‘ve
Ueen killed, wounded, 130 taken
prisoners, and 183., have surrendered.
Nine thousane i,ecitands gI aranumie
tion, 230 wageneae.500 horses, and
large quantities 'of grain and, stock
have been captured."
le Receive minter.
Loudon, May 13. -Sir Alfred Mile
uer's friends are preparing public
banquets tied civic bemire for ttim
when he arrives trona Cane TOM.
Reconatrnetea Ministry.
Cape Town, May 12. -The South
• Afriean News yesterday &dared it
had been decided to reconstruct the
Minima's, with Cecil Rhodes as Prun-
es Treasurer•
tary and Sir John Gordan Seed=
ler. Dr. Jameson as Coloniel Score -
The Premier (f_eir John Gordon
Sprigg) however, alethorizes a, state-
ment that there is no foundation for
, the reports ot the reconstruction Of
the Cabinet.
The COTAOAIOXIS Praised.
• Ottawa MaV 13 -Hie Excellency
:the Governer -General has received the
following cablegraui from the Secre-
tary of State for the Colonies:
,•"Loudon, May 0.-Iiis Majesty's
, os eminent have receive sv t male
.
pleasure. the following DICSSagO from
11116 nigh Commissioner for South
Africa,: Inspector-ateneral ot South
African Constabulary reports naost
Ifavorably on Canadian recruits. Ay -
h (gage physique of men is splendid,
• and they seem to be well fitted tor
! thew duties. Regret that, owing to there against financial loss tbrough be. which to answer.
IMY departure, have not yet had ing linked up for violation of the ex- The Academy of the Sawed Heart
time to see them myseJfe-Milner• else law." -New 'York Sun. at London, Ont., was burned on Fri-
day. There was no loss of life. All
i Chamberlain." ,
; Rohm His Best. of the sisters and students escaped
I "(Signed).
with little trouble.
. Mr. M. 13. Thrasher, a friend of Tula.
. THE TENTED FIELD. - kepi) institute and its pupils, says Three hundred employes of the
. —
that he once made Inquiries about a Ebervele colliery of G. B. Markle S.
. Instruction 'Will Ile Given the Tobin- : ertitin
graduate, a shopkeeper In Alin strike because ot the i
Co., at Ilitzelton, Pit., haVe gone on
tears at Niagara, London and Des. e
i of
haunt, who seemed to be doing a thrisa one of their number. d scharge
wrong medicines had beep given to Pilot Mound, had 0.000
SOlne member. of their fatalities, some- 'ere on Friday ening.
times with serious results. The gang President. e eley was al Santa
was partly broken up by the fidelity 13arbara, Cal.. on Friday.
enninanY which first assumed the re- Five hundred arrests have been
sPonsibility of protecting drliggists at made at Barcelona. Spain.
$5 a year e•aele. An ofneer of this cone, Chicago hard's bave siliPPed
paay says that there are fully 1.000 000,000 currency to New York.
dueriusgtask, ess a- year in the compounding of eoremese eneSon, (nett on Friday.
. Edwar,d....0., Pa,i,exi?;.1e,e, "fe...c.iipIado's
mi"sWtatiet.,,thileere coarsetissouompanituegreenusinree Gerimany bate exported pleees to
Et100011.0 rtnoirerdturEinnung etitie plietaspticei.ssear. is
many alleged errore iii PliXing Medi. dead, at TWT7town. N. Y„e aged as.
eillen, and 60010 Of the eomplaints are The Serimen'a 'Union of nmeteralain
invented for the sole purpose of exe has proclaimed, a general striae for
toiling money from the retail drug.. more money.
gists. Our eonapany guarautees to pre- The schools bylaw to raise $1.9d°,°-
teet druggiste against themselves, but e0,0,.0 we," paste(le„, b,?: th° vitizeas (4
our main desire is to prevent freed on "Wein on Friday,
'4iia";,cicre, of Chicago has
the part a those who want to black-
mail one ot our clients far something tbieaenn isnuesollearaedg'as la'eenedireeheier:teeigite:
Ise has not done. , tin -1St funds.
'It is a serious matter to Make a Mr, Winston Churchill denies that
zaistake ia 'mixing drugs, but it is fre- he Waa Allowed to vecape froin Pre-
quently even more serious to the drug. toria, and that snapshot pietures
gist to have it noised about that such were teken of him.
a mistake was made. I have known Richard W. Miles of Menden,
hy the puldleity given to the fact theta. Pacific. Peter McQueen. of Schnee -
Conn., made $460,000 on Northern
chemists to be forced out of business
sons have recognizet1 the fear that gmeeeme.
.t41,41VYhalineay4': $71,011Ont'01)0er0. Co's mill at
Ont.. was totally de -
thee' made a blunder. Disheneet per-
(lkirnuuggatl hUaavV: tQatk ea: aeifvPii%SitZo0011thtbi: stroyed by fire on Thursday night.
The. losq is about $8.000.
knowledge. Otto Cribb, champion welterweight
"Since we undertook to protect them of Australia, recently defeated in
a number of druggists have confessed San Francisco, tried to stew away
to paying big sums to persons wbo said on a steamer to beat his way home.
reletaires were Made. I have 'filenames but was caught,
of half a dozen so called doctors who Henry J01411.5014 a negro. was
have aided an east side gang that was lynched at Valdesto. Ga.. on Thurs.
engaged in the business of bleeding 4147 nigbt. far sil°"ing al. 1 '''vaaarj:
white Juan named Foraker. rhe late
chemists.
"Still, there Is nothing really remark. ter was uninjured.
able In thls Preteetion of druggists. milianadchaininsiinse_ohfolOwlewveolralicaitinlsgedlialyo, nail%
For instance, we have a special lime. 12a per sent, increase, and have
since for saloon keepers, guaranteeing given the manufacturers ten days in
eronto-TIee elansual Drill.
• . fug business. Tim body of Willie IsleCormielt, wile
. - st disappeared from his home in New
1 Ottawa, May 18. --Camps of in- What kind of a man Is this Wood,
t struction for the Militia. will be held the colored merchant down the streetr York, Cite* Some Weeks ago, was found
, throughout Ontario this sununer as he asked in the store of a wialte man, on Friday in Cromwell Creek. It was
,I follows: - reported that' he had been kidnaPped.
ntIdging that there if anywhere be
i a Field artillery will g0 into carap reigbt bear an unfavorable opinion. George Jose, a Toronto laborer,
at Deseronto, "A" and "B" 13a.tter- The merchant supposed Mr. Thrasher working a,t T. Eaton e.:; Co.'s„ was
Field Batteries, Juno 11; 5th and to be a traveling salesman and answer- struck by the elevator and fell down
tleield Batteries, June 01; 5th .and ne, the shaft 10 feet. His back is
i "You can sell him any amount of broken, and he is not expected to
, 14th Batteries, June 25; 2nd, 3rd "'
and Sth Batteries, Juno 18.
Deseronto as followe: Of the 10th, I the most prosperous condition. In the r eLe oxxv e.
Altamont Postofflee, Lawrence was
goods. He'll pay for them every time.", nee and Miller, charged with
i Besides these, dettiehments of five
ofecers and 12enonecommissionee Then Mr. Thrasher went on to the . three postoffice robberies in Kansas,
officers and 'Me -if -will also drill at store, where he found everything In pleaded guilty ill the CaSe Of the
llth, 12th, 18th and. 16th Field Bat- ` tours° or his tele with ehe merchant given. four years and Miller three
years in prison.
teries, July 4 to 6; of the lst Field they stepped to the open hack door, anti
15th Field Battery, July
Battery, July 8 to 0; and of the
12 to 13- sweet 310 th suk 1"
• there Wood began calling: "Suke, suke, , stands strong. Mayor Blessing sign.
The Albany street ear strike still
, e•
1•
I:lie Infantry camps. ed an ordinance on Friday compelle
I Then there canie a grunting under- ing motortnen On electric lines to
liberty of the preee "I raise one °eery year, -though there's Y
Mr. William. netedmend .-Ily N erall 3; be 1aletailen 1. Stolen and 6th Field Battery, C. A.
(Nationalist)
seconded 'elle motion, characterizing 1/.15"--* eTerf, Drente .Douahlooplays-armer-
At Viagara-June 11 to 22, the leo reason why I should for Pm not vice. The sentences run from. seven
the • married, and I don't keep house. I
Slater. Unglaub to Wrigley to Slater. • Lett 2nd Dragoons, the 20 raise them as object lessons. I does
It Mr. McCartney e of Thamesford,
, years down to two years.
eerticle complained of as a ver Fut Idle t Oat Madison to c
Y lifttaalsoo
u to Beasley° to earr, Sharrott ti, Governor -General's Body Guard and
on bases -Worcester 3; Toronto 7. Umpire th, 87th, 41th,
77th an.d 97th Regiments of Infan- , hot take flinch of anything to feed Ont., shipped four carloads of horses
nnele. try; also the 12th, 81st, 34th. 35th them, except the waste from the store, to Montreal on. Friday to be Sent to
South Africa. Col. Dent will be at
-Warner. Ttme-1,40.
- • • •
Mittel° . 0 0 0 2 00 0 0 0-2 7 1 and S6th Regiments of Infantry. alla see how fat they grow! .,
Syracuse 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-3 6 1 London again next week to inspect
At Kingston -June 18 to 29, then "Then I get the negro farmers who 800 horses that are now at Queen's
Batteries-Haetings and Speer e Pfan.
4th Hussars and 3rd laragoonC the come here to trade to look at my bog • Park. . ,
miller and McManus. Umpire-11am.
At Montreal -Hartford -Montreal gams 16th, 40th,15th and 46th Regiments and see what can- be done by keeping,
postponed; rain. 16th, 10th, 45th arid 46th Itegi- the animals shut up and fed instead of
, At Rochester -Providence -Rochester game ments; also the 42nd, 17th, 49th,
postponed ; rain . letting them run wild. Then I tell
Charles D. Cramp, who has just re-
turned to Philadelphia from a meet.
'big of the Cramp -Ontario Steel Com-
•
1 them they -might as well have hogs .
National Leasrne Scores. , th and h egiraeil s. panY said on Friday that it had
• Fri
.day
At Pittsburg- R. R. B. , The Pay.. been decided to proceed at once with
Cincinnati .. ..0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0- 3 1.1 2 pity I they need do is fo shut up the p.ig in
like mine as their thin razorbacks AU'
, Pittsburg . ...10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0- 2 8 0•The esta.blisheiets 'foe which the erection .of the proposed plant at
a pen o ra s and set the children to Collingwood, Ont.
Batreries-Catesbro and Zimmer; McFad. will be drawn at these camps will 1 - ii
den and Kahoe. • be those authorized' for -the finan.cial Over 600 carpenters employed at
At neaten- Rita year, 1900-1901; except for cops I gathering. a.coens for him. the Pan-Anaerican Exposition
Boston .- ....1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0- 5 9 3 • .- 6 1. • I "I can't start a school here," he.con-
nlilladelphia .2 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0- 6 10 7 forming the 10th. leth-andel3t Bra grounds,. at Bunten), N. Y., struck
• eluded. "I tried that and felled, ,but Friday afternoon because they were
Batteries-Eawsen and Kittredge; Dona. gades, whieh will draw pay accord -
Mg' to : the eista.bl ishrnents thoinzed 1 I can at least teach the farmers how to asked to handle what they called
At New York- R*11. E. for the yearvepidereg,g,nne 30; 1,902. I raise begs." . • '
lene and McFarland.
New Yoek .....0 2 0 1 0 4 0 0 0-- 7 • 7 8 ree,_ , ,, ee- • - e• „.„ e, n e ,,
Broom" „ .0 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 1_ 7 10 3 auttee /ann. are, =nue up 't,P1 4•UqUe1/4., { - .
terfah burned ' out from enells :empIcny- ..
, •
Game forfeited to New York,nrooklyn re. Neve IBrimswick and Nova Scotia. 1'• Foreign Innoielans. ing non-union men. - - • .
legitimate- Irish agitation. Ile ask- .fusine to eat, on account of umpire's de- corps. .1 I Tbe Musical union hits raised its tid. , A Reuter despatch zifi London, from
"unfair" lumber, which means -Ma-
!The end
ed:, Was the publication of an, cieloZs. Batteries -Taylor and Bowerman; , .' - e • ne. - - e . . . . . .' . .
obscene libel a. necessary weapon for Doeovataand.HeGuire. . . : es. I The ne o. 0.'s Tour. . il i • MIZSIOrk fee in the hene that thp. aea Ste Petersburg, says • . that - Ruspiait
,
the Nationalists? No epithets he r -Gen. O'Grady-Haly . will be- I acei may do something ,t,nward cheek..., ',tr'511P5'.' itninl,rese4ed!. eindeinolietratinn Of `
American League ites,uits. ,, .", , :MNO 14
At Boston-- H. gin"- his' tbur :OP inepetreon . at 'King- 1 ing. the increase in , the •number• Of or. workmen at- Foiling, May 5,- and. that
. . .
could employ were too .strong to de- Bette • . • -0 0 1 0 6 0 1 0 0- 2 6 4 '
,severiel e persons were wounded -on'
scribe this foul and poisonous article. neashifIngt:.on. :0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0- 5 fa a ston the 16th inst. " I chestral musicians in the d
e
• • both sides ley revolvers and kni4es.
No man in' that 'House could expect Betteries-kellum ana Ceiger; Carriek Horses For Africa. States.' Not only does the increepe
Forty-one. arrests vvere panda,. include
At
and Grady,
Grady..
any Government to allow an -act of
such gross indecency to be committed Baltimore . 8 1 2 0 2 1 2 *---44 10 3 dreds of horses wilich have been run- the supply much greater than the de- • The International •Rapid Transit '
ne Vanconver, B, c May '• native ninsiciana ,S,'early tend to. make ing several students.
with In1PlenitY. • . - Phiradelphia. .0 0 0 4-0 0 0 1 0-5 9 6. ning wild ,dtueng .the last few years . mend, but the,re is uever, a erisiting Or- Company Ines taken over, ehe propere '
i halSo vilcsris°11.' ' on the plains between- Iellooet" and eliestra that does not leaveheleind it a ty and. franchises of the Internation- .
John Burns (Socialist) expressed aittcteariedslerealistne Ily
the opinion that if the article; had PA': elnunete ' .P Y' \ .R.' Cariboo and Okanogan are being certain part of its forces. The Banda al Ferry Company and" Fort ,Eric;
been submitted to the 'King . he Alliwitukee . ..0 0 0'2 1 1 1 o ea 5 10 1 . captured to be sold to the Beitieh
vvoulcl have smiled and thiown it in- Cleveland . -0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0-- 4 8 8 Ci•oVernifient for use in South. Africa. ROSSO, Strauss! •orchestra and an •-or-- MractyisitemaY' ofeelertarilier litcii, ' Ccvot•
Batteries -Hawley and Leahe; Scott and cheStra that came here with ' an 'Opera
to the Waste PaPer basket. ' An Imperial cavalry -officer is now at • • - ' -
:Wood.
The motion for an adjournment At Detroit- ' le, et E. Kamloops buying. tnem ae. rapidly ae
• company all left some of their mem-
was defeated by a, vote of 252 to Detroit : bers behind them, and it hi net in the
64. i Chicago .. .2 0 1 9 2 1 0 „-i-; 9 6
1
A niaico , sou and Harvey; Sultivan. . cburriil qr. FIA.• ilk BeEllia. - . ,
.1.east uelikely that, the same thing Will
Batteries -Mi and McAlester; Patter- hapPen when the Leipsic orchestra(
-
.tbat-aeperiod of expansion has come,
if prosperly taken advantage of,
nee es increased properity to every
elf Leen, inat while we take this view,
e•we cannot bat feel that a little eau -
tion is necessary., New companies of
eve: v kind and description are 11eibg
Ortesnieecl and promoted, and' it
)111:1 be the height of folly to con-
ous Story Denied. '
• • Ont., Maire18.--Ste Peter'
HOW on its, war to, this, Ountry,
Death of Editor .14,3!1,11 )101Lesto,.
teed that- each one affords a safe
OATIS Of iTIVeStMent. The great
1;091 -Ay of them are, no doubt, or-
eirnzed hu.,-0,ness imes, hub we are
tr a position to advise ow' readerb
arongly against accepting tile rosy Turner, V' 0, D• 0., was the °b-
led, of an enthusiasticd,../,...,n,tia-
prospedt8 pictured by at least scum or
London, May 11. -The War Office
bere denies the statement, ptiblished
in New York, • that Lord Kitehener
has telegraphed, advising yielding all ,
the dernarids Of the Boers, with the
exception ofitnilependence, owing to
his conmictiea that they cannot be
forced to lay down their ar1ns with--
.
' oue a. long continuation of the war:
• Honor to 31ajor Turner, ••V, C.
' Quebec, May 11. -Major In E. W
the peornoters, who are makieg a bid tion last nignt 011 hi's return to Quo-
;
or the farinere' surplus cash ; ,swo• by titssteariee
Pkton, Ont.,- May 14. -John W.
11CLealr, • publisher of -The Picton
Times, died there'Sunday evenisg. Dee
ceased had been' ia poor- health for
e but derith c ecri r
sameem,.0 .aeaau-
prise to his many friends, he having
performed his clitori.s.1 duties up to
the very end. For sixteen years Mr.
efcLeein has: been estitor of The Pic -
ton Times, was a proininent Liberal,
and had 'attained for .himself and his
journal a high seandeng in the cona-
trul sty. Deceased a* born in um
fries, WatterloO'Cienetty, in Novel-al:me
. • ; •
^
• Lutheran Church:Was barfaing el es ° g° °Fie'
early this, m`Orninge e The fire Started Sometimes the PlaYers are und".9r.can-''
at 1.30 p. 'in. yesterclay,13y „lightning tract and inli!t return to Europe, but
striking the very to P •of' the steeple. they generally Copp back teathe Unit,ed
It could not be reached bselwater, States 'as 'Soon as the opportunity ' Of -
.and at 10.30 las night fire , had al- fere. It is to prevent this too rapid
.mos t consumed the whole 'steeple,. increase that the enaiop ha e raised the,
and has reached:thW,balls! " initiaelen fee, becuuse. without being,
' one ofnits no ean
.
frenthise Iroise the Ontario Govern-
ment for the construction of the new,
lines ,
, Little Tot Burned to Reath.
Moncton, N.13., May 11.-A shock-
ing fatality , occurred. at- Mountain
Road, near here. Thursday afternoon.
The .3 -year-old child of Smith Brown,
jr, . Playing with snatches, set fire to
ete clothes„ - while the mother was
, •, -readily findemployment here. In spite .,
out for- a • pail de water. On return -
London, May 18.-Tlie Daily Mail of the- eXceseive supply of which *ley
ing she was' horrified to inept the
publishes the following from Malta: eomplainoinusicians are still so .nalch phild running towards her a mass of
'A bomb• was exPlcdad at mid- better paid in this conn,try than in Eue filmes she clasped, the, b6,be it her
nig the ,reesdence 01 Usa rope that Pt will be many years before arixisA ,• and put" the 'fire out, Vtit after
Archbishop ; hut no seriouseaenage
their emigration to this Country , comes tittle egesy tie little
Wraa•
, to an end. -New York Sun. ,. diatk-
)
of the war 2
may not be in sight, but one of the.
biggest demonstrations ever held in
Western Ontario will take place at
Parkhill, May 24th.
Twelve large, counnitteee are meet-
ing every night making arrangemertta
to entertain everybody -young and
old -a whale day and night of pleas-
ure, Fraternity will be one of the
leading features of the day. All
Soeietie.s will be largely represented.
Leading limn from ail parts of Canada?
will be present on behalf of the differ,.
eat Societies. Uniformed Drill Corps,
Cantons, Encanipmeuts, Coranaandrys.
Big prizes for best turnouts, best drill,
eta, etc, Athletic Games, Trials of
Horsemanship, Lacrosse, Baseball,
Football, Bicycle Ra.ces. Trick Riding,
etc., etc.
Parkhill Old Boys are coining home,.
What a time we'll have!
School children will have a big day,
In fact. all roads are sloping toward
Parkhill, awl am instructed, on be-
half of the Mayor and citizens of Park=
hill to invite all the people of Ruler'
and surrounding country to spend May
in Parkhill,
The town. 3,5 zooteteei tote tileP
key,
I-1 L4anght 01-1
See'y Citizens Coin,
They have a transient traders' har-
law la Tiverton, but the Watchman
thinks there is something wrong about
it, A Walkerton clothier put in a,
stock, but took it. out again on learn-
ing that be would have to pay a tax 01
$30. The watchman says
This is is all right. but why tax a man, 4
like this, who will leave some money
in the place, while we allow the vil- •
lege to be aver run by pack -peddling
Jews, who akin the biggest. part or
their board out, of their enstomeree
and sell them out.of-date travellers'
maples and tail ends and forlorn ren-
nurants picked up or fished out or
the larger Toronto retailets' rag -
baskets, or jobbed otr for half nothing'
by the wholesalers.
What the Watchman says would ap-
ply to a great many other plaees be-
sidee Tiverton. t -
OROVRSBNIS OT.
Dean Sins. -I am glad to be able to fell your
that Rean's Kiduey Pills proved an exceneut
nernedr for lame back oral kidney troubles
from whleir I suffered. I took one bex and
they entirely cured me.
ains.11 S511111,
FOUND 4tT
A firer pill that is entail anti sure, that act%
gently, quickly and thoroughly. that dcee not
Lave..141ver Pills_poxsem these qualities
ana aro a sure cure for Liver Complaint, Con.
stipatiun, Sick llearlaelte, etc..
Roller Milts
Our mill has recently been
fitted with the Gyrator System'
for making flour, and we can
guarantee thorough satisfac-
tion to persons buying our
flour.
Origin an Glioniou
DON FrOntill.
H. WEITZEL
EXETER RACES.
_
SPRING MEETING.
MAY 24th, . 1901
$700. 1N PURRS..
PROGRAM.
2,20 Trot or -Pace - eon ,
230 " " " - - - $200
2,50 ". " " - - 8175 -
Running Race $125 •
ervarterAre, C. IL SANDERS,
' See'y '
eargainis irst
1 e
y -
Having secured a quantity
of high grade wheels at much less -•
than regular prices, we jiale,e de-
cided to give our •customers the
Of the deal and will se11:4
while they last a wheel of tlie
highest 'quality at the price you
are generally' asked :for one ofr,
third . quality. Come quick for '
•at the rate they are gding they'
will Only last a few clays. . ,
,
immi..,flf":4 Don't forget our Pianos, Or- -
gansand Sewing Machines are
the output of the best houses in ri
the 'trade._ . •
We have nobby carriages ,
and vvagg,ons for the children.
Cive us a Call.
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Aroll
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