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s the
. Three
d at the
ntil the fet-
a rope around
or a ra roe
vice of .somo of the
Uro was spared, but
choked and driven out
p by tile miners with
vers.
atrange Orgy.
/saran°, Cal., Sept. 21. —
officials have received a
oat Needles telling of
at that place of an In-
-teed Jose Arguello, bY Tome
a fellow tribesman, and
Ling of Argsellees remains by
n ee ee wafterwards at -
1 to storm the jell where
e coettaied to tench tee al-
oe ...r.
tree steibbed to death
n. anarrei over a MeXeran
0..o flea but was capturcel.
Its toff Zes eat we:at 1,,:r Vote
. rguelest thosy oliseet feral that
-sea ;tetra..1 s. 4.4' b,. h' • I neesses.
ollitter, it tiPtErrt,
she el Partese, npen %'"4 tie e
tut. aeries*. eel it 0., titk.
„ItSutn,i1 ;Vann the .
ere. cheating waled direere
estate:les lreseued.
✓ mee ssest. 21.--Aftor
been t. alarat Latee
ter ever two daze, althea:4 ".
tlU tett ts... tea k..21.11ri.
, awnee el tee era eta r ewe 1
asolea alate awl. reserve In .!
w stay on Sunday. late Leen
by a Itelenta teg atf Leal ;t
He teas seelesee test ralit, Lied
One.
eatitielie weo Went teeth'
'Is asteeter weal albatileo
drifted Marla toteesea4
!to tt. ner
eetheet gale. !I
dieeed .4 Late been drew:eat t
titterebe ree. liareen well 4'. easss.a... -
la ilatteat, his tele :IPA Cetoila
IE? eslatr
l' tee eeets Testae the eatie
Waal e,
Viseelecalea.
Eta neAineret tattle&
' 9arall, ate -Mr. Di. re
aer Lae taiatessed t.a,va
Lee N
lert
IJJ 411,
earl £:1;;;•.;::,f,..-..,::11' essrt
eeetseetee fee Wee aeseeeser
e tee Lute reasevese itteatJ1 IJt.LQj
elee
eretee• s r.e.ret
lat 1.:ae O=LO
tlitaj •.e.i''..N'r,t0
LA
Dj 2it:.;•;;Dt'a
letelearee Beaty .•
!son peretterat See tatte feerese
to el.eve ettgas of Lie aed rap- •
taievered.
k.SSASSECS COINSEL.
el lite (...t.lattteatatto ;Assign
tares lee the Jett.
eiept. al.---atresega se:
ttla.t ,..tt
t:D.o
L• e reay tete:tee...las ell, tee:tee:au
seanase te tee acareserne Lae
aertaireie
rfa aterese. aseraraa aeateee testa
alitasetes=s •LE:p;..;:;E.4 aty, ereeeey
is. He watt ia Meawaste....e, weee
J.2,SE-:, Lame L.
retter
it• nieres, ‘,..t tee aoaeteaet.
eage....eebe at tee Lale Coasely
seerserat.o.:-
Tezae ease a; coneererea-
eley trete Ter. Lew.e, leett ea
last :area ta.t
es:ease atasieee
!apt tee sersesereetese. liere snit
EZICA Tf."071ii v.:E,:fat'Lni atter: a
ttl-tweaera ene Mee-
! teals
eleteratereet.
"tee teler,o einc:1 Juege
•witadraw, it: neat •reesasitiered
esit valeta worael Ireear tee
ears, or the :Coeree.
tatemeet that it waral
ortlIker ettaitse1
-.sassiaa eeias-atilE.red e6r-
deremee od Czolgesez wet
reresality. No 'lawyer
'mat to tee pets:seasiot to
nerierer Treat death.
01 the defence the
Elle plea ale 1'r tzsargosz
ety„real it le asp:etas,
,ea, deveireped, will trot
eats Weight.
y Have Aecepted.
pt. Le1.—justic es Lewis
Vi arere assignee; to de -
a have jest anneenneed
111 aceept, rata that they
prearted 'with the
reline".
-Loma for Massie.
Sept. :20.—It trtt-
ric..gotatiions haVe
eacialed with the
large lean, to be
ta Mai of the year,
Franis respected
•p acing of the Iona..
°rind Is 1,000,0e0
Threaded 5:0art after
it was merely a
SCHLEY'S F1111011
y Yesterday Did Not'
lp His dause.
WAS NOT IMPOSSIBLE,
tap., Sept. • al.—at the
glary yesterday Mae
H. Wood, of the Itlarine
stifled that When Admiral
ad come •aboard the Mas-
ts previous to the bom-
t of the Colon on May elst
d heard that officer say to
igginson: "We are going he
ea will net go in sufficiently
to endanger the vessels."
had been told that the distance
to be 10,000 feet. After the bom-
ment (teased, Maj. 'Woods said,
Spanis1j shore batteries con -
lied to fire at the American ships.
At this point he had gone forward,
wbore he eiad again seen Corinne-
doee Schley.
"Did you then hear any orders or
1118'4"w:tots .."' he was maced.
"I then 'heard some Ofle say, and
I believe from the eoune of the voiee
that it was .Connuodore SchleY,
'Starboard your helm ana let's get
out of Ulla'''. answered the witness.
This had occurred on the port side
of the conning tower, he toaid, and
the Commodore had been abuut eight
feet from. him.
Capt. Giles P. Harper, now nasal
ateache at Paris awl o.4,t. Petersburg
who was executive officer Oil „Ward
, the Texas during ties apanisli war,
was -askeil to give a detailed ac-
count of the operations of that visa -
se/ uring the war, ane he did so. in •
reply to questions. las said that
• when alant,uo.goie Wafi rsetelleol.
•tsartliwores were Li r1 tierce
, but no efrort was nixie to destroy
them. IL 'aL4 that eaten had
. beta etaols• 4ora the Petah. the day of
arreval off araill tV54. ail enroll Seep. '
Tes eatt. was enneavioat ravels, but
witnetee setares.eal the opotessit teat
• the oxalate; cestel have le eit :weenie-
peeitssi, Capt. Herber elles tel.! sera
! leer tee tepee, the her- i•
• a :ant1, see de. tear:dee gill
,Iffq CZnint Net.1 Ige41 rtita.
'there anti! Junes lea Tee epee:item i;
fleet, les Fate, lay eateet or Pant ,
Miles teemtel. reettlt et the harPoisr
r than Vela -
at legal. anst urats.
sl tease
eotriestre ta th • 7r €!'t) Poseed
ht' Peal s can that ere itatesehalely
otetier Pled sa. settee ale eels. whesp
et wee see tat 106:11 ewe ed Teesta
easel. feet, dielaat.
all Li t
rminatIA
Tragedy in Paris.
WAS EIEII1,4TED litiN BY POLICE.
Eu:avi
'Tees 06'4?!1 1190%qg .;
tats at...eteetas..... :E,-;ar.tv2.11 t31r tt
iseeret leatesetue
t'AO.
tune iy
V -.1t1)14. •;lrt tre at Mate -
„t tee se :-Jusits le•ti••••.;•;:e.li
ea• se...3 11.'; see
•teree..ear s., eta ear:.,1tee• :
tz+. Fy-U.1e `,;1
tjitL,1:,Vt! i37,3
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vD•',1;:o;
t4.9 "•,1trj it,'1-at-. D -,a r:;2oat SaLD
t;;:at'?;a
vri4D:Ar‘r3 vicia*1.c."Ds
nrs.;e1 1C'eeterste.ea literad kt,,7 •
tra, Parte lestr.:••stiess. eese. Irseteesel
taaat eii tliateee lee tree ?..•:‘,.!8,7211.',11
Beta:See wiesire aer
' ere Mete restue. ear. -:
wee, asetla ,aseserseil tee :IL 01 •
eleteen •
a VC, t'2','PS EZ32':CP9. :
Eet tea lesteasete.. t.'WO
E.;.;':a•i•1 1.;;;At tEt,:tir;
Next ,:"..e.eseeete, seotntat;-te oe tee
wece ressesee
'ere t elasta seel w.. niesse:::tuts •
i: iref.,D;aD
1st aaa;:=.1 stleal„ Nettle .
tea. Pe.) Te.:-•'-
t,".n1/t*,,••,* L3
;:ttr;1eD trt
:=D dee- tseee •
tA le, teas see fatelly •
WGEE WAS FOUND GUILTY,.
:az:4i Wake S'etel..o-, Meta:IA-Year-Old
Give .14w lo :citatory
Tor:sato. Sera. e21.—tiavit Melee&
was ceneitatedi
,• rc•stercayy ta: renege of ats- tt
dratettag 1t7,24e.e ,:.V.W.X:cre. MI,gir
is the le-e•eareeld Oa:ere:ter ef adeara
McIntyre, or MO tea. ea street west.
efeGeet all yentas (a. Tee. prin-
eteat weetees was the gad weer was
ertaistereed, wed F.7.0 g,ave Ler evieleziee
reeeztaealee. eta, stated teat she ?
likel Metarese arel Led kr-not 'company ;
with him. Bier father. leewever, Lad !
Men persistent in las elferts to
kr..21.11, tip.= apart. Tiay deed -
eel to go away togeterer, and get:i
rearrled. erite eery woasg oat toter hoare,
ved taecom:pla.tiedt1 Lr veralet with !
a strong* teeommealation eor mercy.,
Flaina Grain standarde.
1, Ottawa. S -t. zneethig
the grain examiners was held yes-
: terday morning to Itv the standarde
, -to govern the (goys of 1001-2. Ur. W.
D. Matthews was ehroinnan. and
9 among thetaet; present were Messrs.
H. N. Baird, C. B. Watts, J. Carrick,
Alet eleFee, or Montreal; H. B. Mod-
' met ot itfontreal : John Bardop. of
leagediton ; W. Ilant. of Lea:ion:Chief
Ir'ran inspector Craig, of Montreal;
Inspector ..teleonsea. of Toronto; Thos.
Flynn and E. A. Wine. The only
eioargas made were in the caste of
oere Nos. 5 and 2, vrhich were re-
ses ralvely fixed' at standards Of 24
ana 32 paramea
THE CLAD AT SIE
CE"FilicE.”
0uNKm1c4agistrate and Crown -Attor-
ney Condemn it.
11 COONISURIIIII011'S STORY
Vessel Was Going Full Speed
at the Time,
But the People Cannot Get i. H. LEWIS WAS COMMITTED T
Toronto, Sept. 21. --"This book of
a Glimpse of Him.
HE IS TAKING NO CHANCES.
President Loubet Arrived to Meet the
Emperor—The Squadron Dressed
In Bunting —The Czar Reviews
the French Fleet—ciries of :seVive
le Czar". •
A Dunidek (France) rcploet says: In
honor of the visit of the Czar the
streets of Dunkirk before 5 a. ne
to -day were eehoing to the meas-
ured tramp of infantry marching to
take up positions. The weather
cleared, and by 7 o'clock the hour
fixed for President L•ou.bet's em-
barkation, the an was shining. The
wind was iiigh, however, and the
temperature decidedly cool. The hart
bor was very pieturesque with gay
beating and fluttering flags, par-
tieularly in tJ top works of the
closely packed fishing eimieke. The;
pepulatien was ou foot at an early
liver moving to estirde the piers ana
wearves te, gee a gempeos os Lite pre-
kicienzial ranee!, ties Le:pt.:Its gun.
beat trite -eta, when tine eiloyaid put
alio return Witilt t1is.? itueeiati
imperial yaela atateeteo.. Tee
ea:L.:Wear. Ad 11unteira wt'r teat.
tato.mg teas Cale, as the I:4Tc,
peese healiat an
latopenstraine wee nit. a
t a• 1:sir,L esonipeuy %vital Preeieleet
assubet, was tKo %Iroor .11,1` tratAil
tee au:eases. aft a liteeloiree rteea,
...oria .Is e.ultris r.
They w,,a• t 0 1,•37,, iLl• loalitaEgio.4
travrateeag tie. eta ea;
• lanealates. Tea,. arrantes
were
I. ;entre:. o le en stleseassoeit me at
te tee sitiesote. who hest
l4SSeaysb:eV:19,1'1 h r
ratAtit pewee ste 1 to the titres'.
Susie. heat, an mess:tang the ate:Wart,
:oin•t1. BLIT into I." row% wate.rs,,
The MO wawa; rostoloates toi the
roesalas• at RP Weave. autteaseattled
he tie. 141,,1111
1E.N4111ii 4174 VTUWgIN gLI%iggb. nettealrt.
be tattle aest wade. Thesteatelle 11Ctio.
k'tz0-qn,Li,1 k143 Tt,o,41. tausl Ise toteeet. eare
tee tee Nese:to:mu es Me tin e aelieltaer
s.41,114Uoll145,11alc s. n s4oe4.tero041-'),="111.1/rUs
St, 11 '0 assflouresel totereneeseat•
els w or the noel realties at sat -altar in
tWo TfiV v.,11' reaps Wae
Mthin. lett taste area iseasit tettlle,
airee Agetegg-i' QUI 111,AV
frit:V Mt101114 thee teeter 9 tope- tome
taelable.
Vele leetate ter teepe kteat 4"&.
t• '1 O(!.,a tears
Lee to ,,,a4 es ea the ceesseeeta eteetas
4 r 1 'ell tee
Blasi ate a.
41i711,11 4.'Bilt1Pe Glit-14,4;ttegit irriI
• E.,lauatE ILo L0L ea:ea:set oe
tilet. Preeen, rose-sitee fee a tea*. vet
near auesitte Beata
it v.,politaia,y Uii;.•:11iltoe teal eft tee
teirtasisee tei3te petes-a,11 lib"' ea:a
teteeee es:et:---1 1ea tete erse.-1,J
eet. 11;au°.::!a,a,aa Deana ti atilsee es.; re b so•
Hee tea,' Varb-.'&:A ease. eat
t utittolua toes eoo: ;tee. liteatereetesere
;lifli! etesseeJje. tteee eseei TeeLiiij
ese tee freJt Paten...a:ate
Jtlt v.tT ttii gen.. tqry
sa, iretat tees iflX
fareve. easa ..!.Lt tate
ate tr: ‘; teee. ea see. oteettleetel
tita,1.24,:*- cuel, tt:441
1!AILD;1.1 t`i:ni;•-• v,1S dr ter
ree...teee ert. eet a a 'ie.
teeing to eee tesesau Lee in i tl'ee
th,ett teat tea tat...-e:jr-j etas eto,-
ty kat t,...sa east, it sees a :See I eitest
ilacet teat l_teeset and .a,s paraa
eareotel setaseete ae lLjj saseesied lade-
elete ea:eat tearra.eart. asei tele:free
review tee steue Esea. ieteesai otealee
("zee and CZ-filTizil1i.to
• ee-,n 42.5 tee.. --est.te Lea area
Le:Jere:J.0_3 taa id to re-ree
Lee. leitere :::L X1.Loa...Y.,
area elletteeres atae• e "ei artee.
• ete reares ,;J E.: ea taseaeel
• seette el 1231
ri weee aesett :sae ee...trets z.; -11,2.e.
beet wee losvatesat eterea ter; terreara
:Jae Bereedeeett let-s„.e eat aseeee
tea: t.1•7:3 It. 'Tee
was teen teoeset as tees reeetettera
reseeet leenese eel lisetseereet
lett tee t las a t....sey es, see- -t eta. Bees-
eiern
ort
'LJ tete
ena, erne tee r•-te,sta :tea Teeesee:
tea esieete traegerre -
..es tee ienee, teleak, terfel al: tee
lataretort. trate lea" yeaette feeraele,
rareteellail eleteee see e1.e. Tina tee,
eto-a..eres reetere eteivrt le ezere'
nal "rive. Ea Linn w1 nt
t.679 air:iv/tee
sauna oe teee vairees tei reath
00 boatal tete areeisaint yeethot.
Tete Startlert :et 1.2.ea Ira. en-
toreJi tete daze.
THREE YEARS FOR &ELEV..
3
Brantford People (elves the Svvind:er
Dis Deserts.
Brantford. Sept. :10.—Si0ley, tee
forger ana general swindler, carae
up before Juage Hardy to:day. 'Ile
went into the witness bee, bat fell-
ed to clear laireaelf, and on cross-
esamination Lae to admit eeveral
precious convections. lie was sen-
tenced to three years in Kingston
Penitentiary. Aceasee apparently
has no frienas, his wire having left •
bine after his arrest and returned 11
to eiseronto,
Mary Baker G. Eddy, on Christian
Selenee, is the most 'damnable blast
pb.emy I ever read," declared Crown
Attorney Curry in Open court this
morning. ,
' The case before the Magistrate
wax that of James II. LQW1S, who is
charged with manslaughter. Lewis
is a Christian Scientist, and •some
time ago when his child fell ill he
called in a demonstrator of the sci-
ence, instead of a physician. The
child was stricken with diphtheria
and died.
Richard Perry was the demonstra-
-tor called in,. and lie waoe pet in the
witness box this morning.
Perry said that he had treated the
chile according to Christian prin-
ciples at the request of Lewis. The
youlateter was about 5 or (I years
old. The witness admitted that be
was a Christian at:seine:: healer, and
that he had visited tho.dhouse twice
a. day from Thursday until the, foi-
e "' • T • 1.
•whtn tlie•
It was while cross-csamiaing the
witness that the Crown Attorney
made the reference mezitiuned to
Aire. Eddy's baok. 'It is. et:ter:sly
opposed to Cloriethinity," he added.
"Well," said tars Magleteate, "1
theet nand adults trying- this thing,
bat I teat:se:le object to tittle vial-
slren bear; allots:el to die in this
Lei en• -r." .
-.eta., the best. peeple In Anaselege
road linglana b slimes." said 11'. Viek-
tio.• pr.sssaer's "10 holipir.
elr Cerre• - a * • e- "
"tteas trestle,. at slet yea use in
tea; tese.•?" us1 . a ele. Curry, turtl-
e:1g
1' tn Walt:
leerrese-Tio.• toe ute I ils eleratien.
eitleist rate*
I. 1 ,) 1,4:in.& ,)011
teasel Lai vie gerees and me
erebra aa tree ta31010,^1•1?
Me, letereseeettea; oil I ,lasoi a. tir:illy
t;:.:P.'44s:s:;,.. one oat astiatee
easatst rate tAnii0 tat
Mg'. aorta's- lest e••.i restasto, to; the
etlel sor NC, ite a:soigne?
ea, •
Tee alettess teintiatoell that Ite. tea%
an 11.16VP•tOat'l $011110'0.• 1:14111
etre. atowstrt, oast:: tie. Crenvit A4'
tearasse "el I wa- th • Heat Pee -Naas
.191 ,.°r. ion the. wesalley,
etr'L-es ie.- • toes• 1 r --an le etnet
wages; ao ass a gesso.% aartettese
1ttre:;,• prizes r a stela
reat.1 arta-el lesh oos 1.4 a rotas,
well 1 ilase..1
vr.v o4:datt t4„it the tbr 1 praos
septa te • es -el Plet. tri;11,, tut. NuirtutiV
araesee • tee ;sett eit Vett Pies was ha 9
a • *letterer ream tat ain.•
eletrietratosalitel yen s --nn e•ere
tare. an 1 yet ,11!.9...1 1,A,t t1;1) tvial16,
,r1 k -40,'-'1q7-7 olit" 159 t% 16,.04 L,r4
Z.-, at. geese. teen ts.hat
t•.; ttaele.• see. se
Mere alas neitatt tag areener
paiseeiaie. eit tL- i steel
no* tietais n- •
tette aaril rtilleatee. na 0 ilDJ c;t';1 11 Lat
1 • Drill:, 1 1 tj•>• L,L,raNau,t a,
;111„" ;11A1 1"•:- !JL;r::;1:,,ta,ta1e.
eeleett.t Poe asis Nee teesse„, u tr9t
0,;•er, easee ie to area tediae as sae_
Mr. tart -seat at re -a seer s •," teas! t
roe..e!! tke tteateit
lP-rrey-er, t
4
1v
col eta Bet see a 'e Vu4q,er ;l0•11IJ 1
-
eta et:tee-17 -ea
sie ea-v.4e eases etell „*.a•;aa.;,;:taa '12*- 4:
aL;atr:,a-111y IVIat e da-
le:ere cape a patient t•
ea try se a "sears feu t e
4 of...
I•p:JE,'3 it se. Eke tletet
eoir.,Caitera reeeil asonisettereeet lea.=
the pfeenee ta Mt- lereele bath,
%Baca etetall thee sit viteares taessla-
Hen came to Pis r fiss t';&:11 In lease, •
tite wete sape Tightest .,
1:4 ESIore sea' 411E•ii te:•t pea'esa lea ease
cartli 1870, inatvc-viTr.„ reeeseere ease 11
weritte 9 ta insthe reere teat a cereal e
sarne e.'s pr. Zee: eee.
ale tiles vas= stlit et Berger. a
tearry ant 10-. etekeees. tees Ileteer
eale: *1 tlarele keene mere rateseit
leer:stir:a ecienee then etea
UrrDWL,D
esetsesease, **yea =teat. net be a erre Is
iiserecte• rjr eateeu a itettele." ts
teervettle nal easteerset Est:tea:a;
vreeseeelese t selasee ealese ar tee • a
ceetetla se:pita. The st:t. ter a: Antra et
Issen ea- r
eels: Toe E 1 as 11%,:'' = ett elate era e
Ss:F-22 r.:•,) mesa st rr es"- . tli reitana-
atece. 'JZileer tee- ear eari Late treet-
tea =are teen • cent. ;
selearieesete ares. et" prevea latete. rowels.. e
asetastate. were treetete ns t,he ,;
le7'.143 tia Tram 75 te
sa eat+
tr.teritis c'.,v.11171tt,1,16:t It..!,a`i end
rellowsea ont. set eef elate bell.
DEATH OF THOMAS MILBURN
HE BOILERS DID NOT EXPLODE.
Loudon, Sept. 20.—It is announced
officially that 67 persons perished by
the clestructiou of the turpedtaboat
destroyer Cobra. Of thie number 45
were naval men. The monetary lees
bz7y0,0t0h0e.,,einkine" of the vessel was
A survivor says: "Wo were gceng at
fuJi epeal when. witheut warning of
(eleisiabstenzsg.a,nwtewebtrrutceakk ahp ecilliaette•ebe:,
*and the boats, as fast' as launched
weee successively swamped, exriese
the dinghy. There wasl .n.t) panic.
"Most of the officers remained on
board and were drowned there. Here
and there neer the stip I could see
men struggling. We attempted to
rescue some, and dragged In nine,. in -
chiding the Wee engineer. The dinghy
held only eight perstens, but terve un-
fortunatee eluieg to her outside for
three huurs. Then, the weather abat-
ing, they were taken abiard. We
paesed many bsdles.
-The last we eaw of -the Cobra, she
was 1ylri awash ' . r
bow almost vertical, she having
broken in two. We made little head -
ray roe fig in the rougb sea. We ease
eeveral ships, but thee" did not see us.
At halepaet 5 in the evening we were
plokea up by the ateamer Hareling-
ton.
" One comrade giwam after the
dinghy nn.1 caught hold of her. Seeing
that she wax hill, he said, 'All right,
roman:des; therees 1-01,01 for mos,'
and, letting go, he immediately sank."
The erniser Alarm, which tette sent
to the ecene of the wreck of the
Ccisra, Lae returned. She feune no
levees. She reaorte tit -it, she was un -
:oleo to mush the pare or tho wreek
(bat 14 st, I love vat 4,11 111'. no ke
ten impu'et in the wetter of
wOo loet livta be- ehe wave:int
tor the turbine to rasa -heat destroye
Cobra earnal :it ii.100.011.- to -lay. Tie
tone:ter sail it 1V11•1 Ineneeiale tha
the veses1 hal e. :-p a reek. a h.Tt
, is:mead rate , t Pr n hese
VIDP. CODIntgPrill. Prete toffieee Warn
rener, ous thn survivors. tostifl"k!
that a big' ePa. wae romoing at the
or he seaoster. Th4, t's.#1-ya was
' 1.W01/4 h1,- 01V. Ont. ss( the ma.,
• ilingetOrN 010'n enzne tali lalon
' gat tho. lesat sea, the weal load
loreken Doer heek. Le a few 10,,titonis
t10., Osbert lewletal np. Atter ht. get
:lane In the snugly sew the
lett.o,•-tri,tmaf the Ceara. rear salt est the
.aseln ataitio. ef a losea case/alma
wee went :es ere 0 earth -era trail:lag
,
034 YU 0011ra tVit-4 0aVig3)013,,,
vt=21,,-ri• leave, 14 twvivi
Aalma• oaf watt a eel OA Bate
',;.PC:, -111 14 reset. 8 40' 11a1,6!..t Diate 10`1,401
nkatT11:01.4r4.!i. tatol
STUDYING ABOUT CANADA.
11 1111INISTED SUSPENDER.
.fiev, Mr. Sanderson's Case to
Go Before Conference.
REV, MR. M'AMMOND REPROVED,
Smith's Faits, Sept 10.—The Cola-
mittee of Trial in the celebrated Mc-
Ainin'ond-Sanderson case finished its
labors to-nigbe and made a report.
The committee reeonnueneed thtt the
Rev. Le a artastersan ue stapended
until Cionference, and that lt•eat Pos-
ter McAnneond be repeosred by the
Chairman. The suspension of the Rev.
Mr. Sandersun was the limit of the
committee's power, ana n -ow it re-
ntable for Conference to deal with;
him. The whole evidence will be slab-
mittecl to the Montreal Conference of
the Methodist Church this June, whea
Samierson's ca -so will be finally
dealt Mtn. Meantime, he le reaceed
of ministerial work. The anhaPPY
experience of the two men1 in Syra-
cuse will be well remembered, and
need not be referred to at length
now. They denied the truthfulneee of
the sensational reports pubeshed,
and derna.nded an investigation by a
church court, awl -ilea was granted.
The committee ceneistea of the Rev.
J. Tallman Pitcher, Chairmen ; the
Rev, I,r. Antliff, eleingeton • the Rev.
Hugh Cairns, Morrisburg • t'he Rev. J.
T. Maneell, Brdekville ; the Rev. Pr.
Larrnour, Enatenee Corners, and the
Lev. le Cummings", Pakenharn.
InvostIltatauli est :.+)raeut,e.
'When ils.. c'oinnlittee met here firet,
on the 27lb of August, the statements
(of the two elergyinssa were taken
down, and then an adjournment wee
made. 'The t it:drum:1 delegated Mr.
J. R. Level's M. P., a lawyer of this
town, as couniessioner to go to Se ra-
mese an. I c, iltat all t es Idenee hear-
ing 011 lite rel.11:11v11111:stnt: etel%Irezlindlitgl"oste..
met again essterolay he made his re -
pert. While a verhatim save kof It
(Paula net be eliteined, the curve*
17/•1114Ptit entierstands; that it was
Orgely c •rroleorative of the maile-
r t!.a.s' eta term at made led. ore I; be
celornit ties. .e great taziny of the seen -
seat emit rep -rte publ4h,,l tit.. time
were ilr .veso to he false. and etally. of
1. I prilte4111 w It 1111-,17:5 examined
I v out 31r. :e A zu mind a nil Mr.
in ler.,-4auts vs rebel sef the affair. In
Mr. Satrier.,;,nt's ease, thrre
wao 114 t.v -two, 0htilE111110114 tis how
117 en t h.., 111,* 4.44pliti,in he
veknow le !gal ton irtvc. hpea in.
115. „Lyi..i litzNintx • in ,n gave, 11110
tit 1:1:tt. On thi., et:sae:eon les elate
slat:most eamliee on tea. etre..t. and
then futr NAIILk !wart; a blank
11, t'it's,. 1401 01i0,11110114 a:1F e0011401-
1511, el,bni,1110.1 titeleasomina hie a
tb4n a nail/stow et 0. etteisttau
Leash. elepert et Menses wee telten
isalay by the eel:mattes. i Ott
lino/0;31gs' alre *11'11',-7 that
seed 1 b. adlail118,,t,Prvd In eandY
" bet it le undereas .1 that, It
dist ilea bald tee eleer ra ttto re to
eassadal Vent lasosies in the Sehuole. el
reareolo. ezrest. INP. --Tho. erase:tut serto,r
ssti sweetie toss tie:, C-V2.1193Z:4
;r4Lltt th`dt:dgli ff.JP ties 0 :et esspere ten
her' gimo atoll ge.:44,-.1.al
aver/ e .4 t 41.11i 4e, t tIV.A."tu-dg,
:. neer:tee •rte soon 6*!!il,'.1::,S st. ere -
alai "ear pr.d
tt,.At 11 iALVIL r
"tria.4 0(111119 .111 .11
12 41 see' ifeare 11,Itee ar ars sseee
sr 'ie.:tees-el 4-'- 14 " .i)t,c.,•tt't tos.4
.'!) rata!! ty.tD.11.•Qa;:i 11:4.al$
"Alk*:10' g,r1De5grar., easee eel -east,
01 1C115:11 cra ;;;,a,Ek the tttvau paattp-i'sa
-;ret fterte.,I1F,1 t iosr•
;AID Diair:Plit.? ta eisilaia tie
4 lee 01 IL.F'.!athl.'1? terve, 14'32.
114 0,1 sta.,:
13-tI ttl,vtiz
u.t1V2i) Ciao j;:.4et. g -t..•
0,41' tnItEt.P0 is !rya'
4aD1Ditats, hI raDaDDD41 on.A. ealutee•te.
Mastery ae 120 136a:DilDattla nov 10
,rittittrrolay. -nrea teeny 01
etaleuzers ratiaraerte ict(Agiri
etek efitectss.ltelge.
••119' tE40girlt2q eleeat
bettellse Tiee tesesgroahlerti t'oszli'Vet1-
rinat will tell tlessaa abeett l'ateaseal.
,rei it ea eine oIt slue creedireitits 01 the
Ara:1:ste12:00 teett :tree test bartra
illeste by tiee leeteaseseasee eereee
eesos
in 12' 11-0 neat llad oderse
tasty tate pse-Pe-t. gl,"1'01 Igla5.11J11E4 b:-
11 eatesiena sseittiteir pepee0.
eearea.l trete:re' esee•reitesiedE'er. (al -
:ler, :awe zsro zisseho *,,,,..nrnt:tulencin
11,121riA4 111C,1 e1E-
ea0tF 1,7430 geettees itaserei to settal tpr
"Dy• theta Eh'. Nava ei.rsees• ttar-
seerely iverset 5115 - tree ise.,1; titerestelel
esta tun -
ellen 03 r:S.Z11•:2.11'2;‘,4' titnigralt 131
?
Welletraown and Dagaily feespeeted When tesits se by .1us51fee liolarook
112
a Lad a lawyer. Most terelled that
SQUELCIiMG MOST.
ie Will Not lee 15?erralit12e4 lo leo
Posing.
Neve liatree Sept. '21.--johanet Most,
aitor of Freida:a, was tereeeted east
eatie on a charge. of 1;a1;LID,0to:is1t-
a.
el a sedieleault artlees Ea eas pester,
vas errata:ea eor reertellea easter-
aze the"Courst of reeerearaeetasions.
Toronto ;easiness .7.1a7t,
loronto, Sept. 21.—Mr. Thos. 3111- el
herrn. itea.i of the ffrne of :11n -
burn ananuratterer.i of No- -
pl•FJ,Al3ry • very
deniy yesterday morning. of heart
failure at hl.us residence, No. 10
Brunssviek averar". Mr. Ildharn was
down at hu.iiness on Monday, an.1
\cline. feeling. indispo5c-di auring, the
past few days, his friends had no
suspicion that his death was an
near. He was up, and walking
around last night, and this morn-
ing before his death he appeared
to be fairly well. Shortly after 8
o'clock .7.irs. Milburn found hun in
a dying condition. Doctors were
hastily summoned, but could do
nothing for him.
Mr. :Hilburn was one of '1 oronto's
oldest business men. He was born
on King street on Sept. :lath, 18a7,
and gat his early education in this
City . About the year 1865, he start-
ed the patent raedicine business at
Acton, and built up .a successful
trade there. The 'field, however, Was
too narrow for him. and in 1873
he moved to Toronto and estab-
lished a manufactory in conSanc,-
tion with Messrs. Bentley
son on
Employee Sues Grand Trunk.
Kingetem, Ont., Zrest.
Lucy, an employee of the G. 'P. R., I
injured at Oshawa roma time ago, Is
ening the company for damages. The
sermstion comes up of the /lability of .
the c.ompany ,as Lucy belongs to a
railroad order financially aided by
the company, and which by its rules
debars aetions by employees.
.
a 011111 not eel eurtlierir.or.e that he
:sleeved ae aest need one.
1.1 ean dented raysalf," eat./ he. "1
wti:r tee ele.ad r.ot galley"
el a wa. Lave r.o spectacular work
here," Enid Zns51c.3 Holbrook.. "your
ease will go over. 01.41 witent let is
ce...ed yo wihl app•-azat thee tar
with a counselor to appear ia your
deff..0C3.."
Most •attempted to speak terther,
but was inalaatly silenced Mid te-
moved from the courtroom. He is at
liberty an $3,C00 bail.
WILL NOT GO TO THE COAST
Lord Mato Will Jo :n Duke For
Duck -shooting.,
Ottawa, Ont., Sept. 20..—It is de-
finitely settled that His Excellency
the Governor-General will not go
west with their Royal Highnesses.
It is Lord Minto's intention to join
the Duke to take part in the duck -
shooting expedition in Manitoba,
ganized by Senator Kirchhoffer, and
then return to Toronto with the
Duke. His Excellency will also visit
Halifax on the OCCasion of the ood
;any feet est. Tieetateria.nte sof lag
tessurett. 19earl loehley se, re Weave
tes Pe. ente.iteiliy tor erode-et/a'. 00 F11.1,
ariere 1 fee a ettoto•'•isleralisin two eiven
.44te. at+ =eat teat vale writes'el
sett (v.? 0, 44t10,- r far o•Ir L1h54
tts'earlittr., 411*
at Ile. elairlan eiton-
,00r rteelit, 11 le ollosiosretesel that the
late VoNvill01.‘.41-1* Ilisit ti'.
at° t W& oil !sir. °S.t a: stnea
.• t sr. (Peet Malta elle. te. Putt( r:.:-.0312
41 Uiih two DtA.141,, :4451 41, -1,42AV 1.04°
1•471'.21;1. 130,1 Il -Ji •• Is130,-1.5..:1 lie
at.eietssrel their taeitesel 1.11411911 eaS
Mesetaneetel ea/. Hegel. tettewa. Ile
tthq, 132512 113101111-'
01101-101111ely,
ati't
13 Ca. reeetri tut it el
5101 0:40015 t,;!:trr t.: tD111:qn
t,1't.iWit0 iitrr teal sate.we. Tess sale
tea iire ile.- rs eaelee Is "Ileatteertotell
arell Ottaterae
the eilietateesonssi triinsiitutte
Teen 4••eaatt reale:tee sr the Teal Co.
13`3 es eolesers : eVe Col:at te.at
tee t- o5,1 eget:lad Bata Me. Meame-
tereaa easeeilleling with au
:stoo2 0-1311. 2,..4 Lot, s•EIRtaiin..1.1. earl
aseeintaele as he le:easiest reality tss the
elatreass ef r.reeletteting at the Mane
“..oe iI uers aeracaere seeder an ade
eraneed lereae, atel leat-leg 0apre.sseel
extaseue regret for healier, i1.e eta
tteade latieve teat tiee act was not
eeee weal pay sell intentlen. yet It
0; 113-11-'4--.1i a serer:is eters ri" 15y-.e.31•Fijing
geavate end Laze Watt a ,icurczy .or
v;Itrrotiar'!ID t..'t the elittrelt, We
Harter tits eltest of ease:lee iso =et
by the oarzeltse.tea: reareltastering a ST.
vete:o veered: wheat we liereher direet
Lea toe!..."
, Tele. te.'ee reetaal Per all ties ritenihere
t of tars te,',,L;Ilnit11-c,7 nett eseie piresented
t to tire e'er...Ira/eau as teeter ttriashitneaa
elo;elesitsen. let neue.t tee .6.41 vint tito
r1"5•57.11.nitI211L,!", thetas
oteseet elates' Ls worde
i ste ties verslist, tat
te•s ening n::.1:rss 1te tee
walla Mr. eletesePtelead area been
tos tear: end leeletetsre. 1, Ise lead tot:
letesose u131Iysee 'my wrerg,
:teal a vcr...tv.-,1 Them ti:te eeererrean was
seseststea esa•tfileteet, entieeeteent. Tee
taeaseeta 't741.9 .11(317111.q.4:.,F-t-,41 on the
sleet, starl e;0 Straley late:est. will
!I go eeesser. Mr. eeeeenenoeteee tea:area
gatieo Lit Perth area releat It.
FREE FROLSMALLPDX,
a
aerious Chatee.
Toronto, Sept. 20. -The smallpott
outbiteak here is stamped eat, and
the Lospital has been elosesa atter
Being In eseatineattree use eirece Febrile
ark7. Twenty-two pathints have bee*
iitataatial, and there was not ene death..
Tao reports from tames aseente
throughout the province show that
the outbreak 1.4 1n2t about 'suppressed.
Me Pollard, a, prozaltient physician,
accused ot performing a criminal
operation on a young girt and who
was held in cristaily pending the re -
or death of the patient was
thee morning release -1 on bail. the
ea:A.0es at the General alaaetaI being
of opinion tnat the girl will live. Bali,
however, was fixed at $5,000 of a
personal bond and two sureties of
$2,500 each.
Toronto Paysaaan Must Answer to a
Seven Golden Wee/dines in One Day.
Brussels, Sept. 20—Delglinn seems
to be becoming a land of long lite
alai 'durable unions, for in the small
aleeeeet, ut liamay, in the Province
of Liege, seven; golden weddings were
yesterday celebrated. The ages of
the couples ranged from 75 to 00
reeve The country people were ratite
pr.otal of their record, and the day'
von over to pietureequ