The Herald, 1902-10-24, Page 6.„4
POACH -CLIMBERS
AT TORONTO.
Stole $1,000 Worth of Jewel-
lery at Drynan's House
BOTH BURGLARS CET AWAY
After a Tussle With a Policeman,
Whom They Threatened to Shoot—
Escaped in a Buggy—Similar Rob-
bery at Buffalo.
Toronto, Oct. ,18.—Ono thoussend
donateworth of jewelry Was car-
ried off la,st night from the residence
tion had beee received here regard-
ing the operations or the two men
umier driller circumstances in Buf-
falo Thankegiving night. The police
here and in Buffalo 'lave excellent
descriptions of the men, and every
effort will be made to run, them
down. !
Similar Deed in Buffalo.
'ID was 10 o'clock on Thursday
night that they attempted to
get into the home of Julius L. Saper-
ton, at 355 Linwood avenue,. Buf-
falo. The family were at dinner,
and the thieves were detected in the
act of entering the house. They drove
up to the dwelling in a buggy. One of
them etood guard widle the other
crawled up the porch, and was open -
dog a window when Patrolman Ken-
nedy came along. The man on the
roof of the 'verandah sa.w the con-
stable. He opened a window and
climbed into the hoase. Kennedy ran
up to the door and opened it. Ken-
nedy hurriedly explainea matters, and
then set about to look for the
of John Drynan, of the W. A. Murray
Co.. at 73 Queen's Park, by two of
the most daring "porch -climbers"
who ever operneel In this city. The
robbers took a baggy with tham
when they went to enter the home(
and the outfit materially aided the
men In eseaping from the house. One
or the elinbers carried a loaded re-
volver, awl threatened to use It
when his pal was caught by a pollee -
men, after a hard ehasc. The con -
tab. not being armed, was forced
Meier the circumetancee to release
hi9 hold on his men and both pOrek-
elbubete got surely away. The rob-
bery eats covainitted after inform:la
Ws man cone coWn states, and made
a dart for the opcit window ou the
eolith side or the ho•tee and estiaped.
The thief ran acioss vacaut nots
with. the onetable LL hurt distauce
behind. Tire thief vaulted a barb.
Wire knee, aid when the police -
Men came up to it he fell
Ores It. The thief then die -
appeared from view. The offleer
then went back near the none
whieli the tbieves attempted to rob
and found the horse nnd rig. which
Inal been hired front a liveryman.
Toronto Ponce Warned.
The Buffalo peace yenterday re-
ceived Information that the "porch
climbere" had left. for Toronto and
word Was sent here to keep a look -
cat for tam. In ehe evening. a
tle befere 7 O'eloek, while the Dry -
man intatly Wene at dinner, 'Sire.
Bryn= heard nottes in the front
Of the 'house. She got ep from !ler
place at the table, and, going to
the front door, was surpriteU to
a pang luau stele down olue
he terandet ovate and intake off
throagh The fret gale, where he
Was .leined by his pal. The polleO
at No. 5 lovitatin Weee arimeadately
notified aliel Constables Brisbane
.-ahd thalipe COLO. who happened to
Xre Inlet getting relieved from day
duty, u•ere stet to the Daynan
home on bicycles. The &filters had
L talk With Mts. Drooate Who tuna
Melted theta with a descriptioen
the potcle climbers, after welch
they deeided to our the park.
An retching thitte.
thillIps went arortfid the east
renal Brisbane the west ende, intend-
ing to meet agaib la front of the
Parliameat bubdiegs. On his \Vey
Phillips 'passed an empty baggy at
trahe effener of St. Alibates street.
Failing to iineet his comtatie he
itheelled back and came upon to
Men iti the rig whinit he inent:cea
but a few minutes before. The menu
hotted1 the polleeraneta tinned east
Gtosvetor street arid started
the inotse at a dead gallop. Police -
lean Phillips was atter them. Taney
turned Suttey-elace to Grenville
r..nd across Yonge street to 'Wool
street. WLen they lied nearly
teethed ainurein street tee taneer
caught up to them, and at great
tisk to his own life, se:zed the ;terse
thy the bridle. 'I'he horse was polled
around so saddenly that it fell
over on its side and the occupants
or the velvicle were thrown out and
the policemen also went sprawling
�'n the pavement.
Phillips quickly regained his reet.
and seized hold of the man nearest
to him, the other running away.
The thief fought desperately, and
geatly got away whea he piled the
sleeve oat of his overcoat. The PO --
licensee was jest about getting the
better or the men when the second
thief came up, :seta after going
through the motions of loading his
t evolver and pointing it at the
eoristable, demanded that leis pi be
j•eleased.
Officer. Itelateed Hold.
The officer parleyed a little, and,
finding that tha eh:et really meant
to lase the t evolver, he released his
and both men went off together,
after warning the constable not to
follow- them. They eicaped through a
ime,rby lane. The constable then
drove the outfit to the police statima
here It wee e aim su semen y by
James Ewing, et 331 Yonge stteet.
It Was hired at 4 o'clock by two men,
who gave flotitious names and ad -
deems. A gpod desoription or the
teen Was Tntnished by Mr. Elting.
Stole 81,000 in Jewere.
beteetives Caddy, Black and traria-
tot and Acting Detective Wallitee are
at work on tbe (mete Last night after
the robbery they visited the Drynaa
home, and secured a list of the ar-
ticles stolesppareetly the thief
was satisfied with what be got, for
he left when he found Mrs. Drynan'e
jewel bat containing jewelry worth
upwards of $1,000, just one room in
the house was ransacked, and the
thief was fortunate in getting at the
valuables without any great amount
of trouble. The articles stolen include
one diamond bracelet, two gold
brooches, oee miniature gold brooch,
one seal ring, one snake ring, one
goldstick pin, one gun metal pencil,
one gold bracelet, one diamond ring,
one diamond brooch, one gold purse,
one gold chain, one diamond butterfly
brooch, one gold peecil, one creseent
brooch. The artieles were carried off
in a red leather jewel case. Five dol-
lars in stioney was also taken,
MACHINE TO FLY LIKE BIRD
L'Iloste Has Airship With Wings That
Rise and Fall.
Paris, Ost. 2�—Among numerous
types of flying machines now under
construction in Prance that of M.
Frederick L'Hoste is now attracting
much attention. His airship is com-
pleted, and moves with huge winge,
very bircIliks, and is ntaae entirely of
aluminum. It is of torpedo form, and
seven metree long.
The first expsriment will take place
over the water. The meta works by
means of a piston. There are five
brace of wiags, three metres long and
fifty centimetres broad, which rise
and fall alternately. The machine dif-
fers from anything hitherto used. Its
total weight is 460 kilogrammes. It
is to be on view at the St. Louis Ex-
labition,
The latest comedy on the automo-
bile stage is the refusal of a permit
to the Auto-Velo for hill-clhnbing at
Galilee last Sunday. The Auto-Velo
charges that a rival paper, the 'Veto,
had Deen influencing the Prefect of
the Eure to withhold a permit. The
result has been lively war in print. A
permit has since been granted, but
In the name of M. Strpollet, and other
constructors. The race is to be beld
to -morrow.
A surprise in cycling was the easy
victory on Sunday of Bald over Zun-
merman and Jacquelin. The star of
the once great **Zinn" Inas been 50m0 -
what dimmed in the last fortnight.
STRIKE STOPPED WEDDINGS.
Threat of Coal Faillitte Cools Toung
Peoptea, Ardor.
Saw Haven. Conn., Ost. 20.—Th s ex-
planation advauci d this afterneen
wbe the total number or marriage
license- issued tor Ssettember 111111:s
city hail fallen ler below that of
last emir pna the ;ear tonere was
that coal is to high to mur:Age
rnn ti lawny. This en nir there were
S3 Incenees. last 102, mil it
1000, 11S. It was seated that c.c.:-
eral Ineenses mere returnted ti. -
• of the high pre of mil. tine
eoung .1,e(opie tlet'Oting not to wed
until thttrike %t -et eettlea.
In Battelt chapel this morning tine
Reit. Alit•011 1la.lp Stokes, lane seta
retaoy to the Yale Corpora:Hon.
made a prayer 'before 1.000 4tail-
ents, or more Hutt the etnil strike
be eettled etion. Ile Lime eel that
the Preeident or the United States
nati the Governor of Pentrativainitt
may be moved to net with justice
alai on the side ter right to twinge;
apteelo close to the pre!.ent 'onnl
Etna -lion, that tine suffering of tin?
people be Alleviated, and that the
Mutual dist met and hatred be
eh:newel to tootle:nay love and tar-
reetiOn.
WIRELESS MESSAIIE SENT
Prom a Past Moting Train Between'
Toe:vote) and :vreentireal.
Montreal. alea—Two hanelred
membere of the Annerleart tssctia-
tion General reserenger Tiettet
nte arrieed here tonight by
Grand Trunk steeled, on their wey
to Portland, Me., to attend tine an-
imal eonvention wale]; 'win be !lipid
itt that. eity. Every oronninent ral:-
way iin the tanned slates was repre-
sented in tine party.
Dating tine jea.rney. between Tf-
runt° and Montreal, a remarkable
feat watt pertogennad In•tvirele.ssti
arolfaY. A number of interestinug ck-
terimetit were shown by Ine lantiner-
ford. F. Ile S. C.. Dr. }toward T. Wit -
S011, F. IL C.. of the aleleveahll
Pe,yeleal 1.abotatoey of
e.and Piot. niaaeod. also of Mc-
Gill. They eueeeraled In estabileinine-
wirelese communaleation betweein the
train. ulnlein Was runeing at the rate
of On eines an hour, and Sz. Vetilu-
lek Station.
Tallig
is the titst time, it Is
tinat witelese telegtapay has ever
been attempted item a fast moviag
train, abd tine exp.rinient was a coni -
tete ereess. tommeraleatEon was re-
eeived eight milen before reaching,
the station. and was teneti0ue.1 foro
the 'same dietanee Ineyeand. Dr. ilenti.-•
etfottl. tvino had einarge of 'the fee-
tatimenta has cliteeted attention to
witeleee telegtapity for many years.
and eubtintted a teeatise an It to
the Royal Satiety of Great Britain
and tine American Aseoeiation for
the Advancenserit of Sulence.
•
KITCHENEll
GOES TO 111,0111
Where He Will Assume Com-
mand of the* Forces.
REBEL CHIEF CAPTURED,
And Turks Now in Control of the Sit-
uation in Albania—A Sensation
Exploded—Austro-Hungarian For-
eign 0111ce Issues Denial of Russo-
Turkish Alliance Story.
London, Oct. 17.—Lord Kitchener
started to -day for India, to assume
command of the British forces there.
He goes by way of Paris, and will
visit Khartoum. Absolute secrecy
was maintained regarding all the
arrangements for Ids departure, so
he got away unnoticed.
Turks in Control.
Constantinople, Oat. 17.—Military
authorities in Mitrovitza, Aibani, have
gained complete euntrol of the situa-
tion. They- hare captured Chief Issa
13oljetinaz, who, with his followers,
recently tore up the railroad between
Mitrovitza and Vulatro and an-
nounced his determination not to
allow the eiewly appoiate9. Russian
consul to take up hie duties at the
former place. The chief has been
taken under escort. The Albanians at
MItrovitza and in. its neighborhood
lia.ve been disarmed, and the Russian
consul will oceupy Ids office shortie'.
.A. Seneation Exploded. •
Vienn.a, Oct. 17.—Tho Austro-Hun-
garlan Foreign Office entirely dis-
credits the report, telegraphed from
Bucharest, Rounnenlas to the London
Daily Mall and publiehed to -day, that
Russia has proposed to Turkey a re-
vival of the UnIdar-Skelesst treaty of
1833, which established a Russian
allianea under the terms of which
the Government of Turkey under-
took, at Russia's request, to exclude
ia thee or war all foreign warships
from the Blew!: Set, while Russia
undertook, at Turkey's request, to
furnish her aid by Inuit and sea if
taeceseary.
SIR JOHN BOURINOT DEAD
Death of the Clerk of the
House of Commons,
.0•11•••••••••••
CHAMPION OF CONFEDERATION.
Ottawa, Oct. 111.--$.1e John Book -
net, Clerk of tino Heave of Commonee
died to-tolght. For eoma yenrs he had
been a Ifetlin of kidtore trouble, and
the tibiae Of the 1a3t leaden of Oar-
tratett lois malady .nesented au age
ravated form, which forced hire to
tO his bed. Ills andally ecaltisted
DREYFUS' FOE IS OUSTED.
Army Official Who P- reateuted Cases
Now Relieved of Duties.
Lemans. Franee, Oct.
meschevid Gov e, nen ant commis -
: no ee tei 1:11,:?.. 03Ln o: war or the
• Fourth Army Ce.ses, Imo been re-
' I.evcd of bie duties. He was prose-
- outing touneel at the first tonrt
martini ot eat tam Dreyfus. He also
leo:Ousted the 1)Jc:2sec...titian lig:Line. a
I " r Vo sin setesal saes
ngo, who was charged with murder-
ing and robbing a woman at Cher-
bourg. Voisin was condemned to
penal servitale for life, and was
trans:ported to Cayenres. The real
murderer of the woman, for kiTng
Whore 'Voisin was sentenced, tontese-
ed recently and Nolen etas brought
bads to France and' pardoned. He
dernalided a revision of the court
Martial proceedings, lieweVet, and
eeeeted aetlaittal-
.onr.n"...a.aeaet
to gtow trots', aid be Woe ptactie
tally leina:II.yito tcki az.y nourainment.
fie .as noaler the nk Mei tare or Dr.
It. W. Powell, bat it was. ittown or
eozne time that he t oned not possilly
recover'. Teanight be passed away, in
the pteseuee of his wife and femily.
See John tourietet was et Ituguccot
des.cent, bang a son of the late Hon.
Eoetieot, a native ttl Jersey, in the
Channel Isiee, and a inembet of the
CanaOian Senate. He was beta at
5ydney- ij. Z. on Oct. 24. 1837. His
mother was a traughtet of Ju ge Mara
shall, of Nova Scotia, a well-known
lempetance advocate and wtiter on
saloon's tepica In 1854 he matricu-
lated at Trinity College, where his
ntelle.etual gifts soon won tecog,ni-
tion. In 1858 be entered. the office of
tha TOkonto teethe then lit its palm -5' -
days. rot fifteen years he wrote lot
the press, daring a large part of
which he was editotoliathief tor the
Halifax eporter, or wraith be was
the founder. He was oleo official re-
porter to the Nova Scotia Aeskreely.
Confedetation had in Mr. 13ourinot
vigorous 'champion_ In 1863 he moved
from Haafax to Ottawa and beeame
chotthand tv-titer to the Senate.
Thus began tbat offienal 'connection,
with the home centre of Canadiatr
govetnment which has had so long
end honorable a continuance,. In
3873 he was appointed second Clerk
Assistant to tine Boese of Venn/tons.
In 1879 he became first Clerk Assist-
ant, and on tine lOth of Deeember
1880, was nam.ed Chief Clerk. 15 thie
posItion he has been for Canada what
the into Sir Thoeme Etetine Mn
(wile for years held the correspond-
ing °Hide In the trapetial Commons)
eve.s Gteat Britain. The peblication ,
'The. Obteatio Gevetritielit votes of lartiatnenta.ry Prattite and Po -
$o 000 to continue COliseisatiorc toad cedete gained fot him Werkl-alehle
toalitteittion in Tetireritleg. - -refintittlita sitt one tiracnig the always
restricted circle of constitutional
writers of the fleet class, Lied it and
role:eying work a were faxorably criti-
cized and wisely quoted by 'Sir Ers-
kine Mays Mr. Justin McCarthy, M.
and Other' politeciai aistorlaue. .
In the richt of general literature
and especially of bistorleal researele
Sir John woe a tireless worker;
.aolue - of his 'better known works
are "Canada," in the History of
the Nations Series, "Intellectual Dee
velopment of Canada and Canada
urder Rule," "Oki Frenca
Forte of Acedia," "Gentlemen Ad-
venturers in Aoadia," and others
dealing with the land of Evange-
line, whIele are. as instriontive as
they like entertaining. "Canadian
Historic Names" opened up a, line
of researeh, and "The Ottawa Val-
ley; Its 1 -Xis tory and Resourees,"
awl "From the Great Lakes of the
San," were' the fruits of Ma early
residence Ontario. At short le-
tervals appeared his "Description
and Historical Account of the Is-
land of Cape Breton,' "The House
of C'enamons Session," and "Our
Intellectual Stoength and Weak-
ness."
Stir Sohn had been a prominent
member bf the Royal Society of
Canada from its foundation in 1889
by the Marquis of Lorne, holding,
among -other offices, those of Pre-
sident and Honorary Secretary.
Few Cfanadians have been more
honored by institutions of learn-
ing. By Trinity University, his alma
meter, in 1889 the degree of P. C.
L. was conferred upon him, the
venerable King's. College (Windsor,
N. S.) conferring the same degree
on the occasion Of its centenalal
celebration, followed some years
later by a similar hailer front. Lett-
iioxvIlle. Queen's followed the exam-
ple of King's by notk-ing bine LL. D.,
and, lastly, in 1893, Laval made him
Docteures Lettres, exceptional
distinction ie the case of a Pro-
testant English -Canadian. In 1883
Dr. Bourinot was made one of three
honorary members of the Ameri-
can Antiquariaal Society, the other
two being the Duke of Veragua, de-
scendant of C.olumbus, and M. H.
Harrisse, the historian and Biblio-
grapher. In .1802 Dr. Bourinot re-
emved a. Companionship of the Or-
der of St. Michael and St. George, tall, fine-looking man, very well
and his services to Canada and the dressed and apparently well edu-
Empire were recognized and re- rated. He wan six feet in height, and
warded in ism when he was made Ian black hair WaS sprinkled with
a Knight Cominander of the same gray, eepecially at the back. a small
order. bald npet WAS conspicuous at the
Lady BourInot, who survives, Wag back of lila head. Ms monstacne was
the daeghter of Mr, John Cameron, black and heavy. He appealed to
Toronto. , have plenty of money and smoked
thr best Mears.
Ottawa, Oet. Within a 'eraek alter he appeared
funeral of the late Sir
Alt1
irtzt,trilwommatedossonwlmtliolarleAPIIIi
VICTIMIZED
LONE 1111100IN,
Advertised for a Wife and
She Caught on.
NOW SHE iS OUT $8,000.
H is Gone and She Has Been Lett
Penniless—She Tells Her Mad
Story—Suspeots the Fraud. is a
Canadian.
Burial°, 04. 20.—Mrs. Charles John
Anderson, of No. 342 Pennsylvania
street, who was Mrs. Adele Wager
until Sspt. 2'3'th, is another woman
wbo has been made the victim of a
respectable -appearing but unscrupu-
lout' villain. Relying upen his gentle.
manly exterior and suave ways,
arra Wager married bim and within
two weeks he left her, robbing her
of about $8,000.
Tbe villain came to Castle Inn on
Niagara Square on Friday, Sept.
1.2th.
Ile registered as C. J. Anderson,
Chicago. He was accompenied by a
woman who resembled him, and who
was registered as Miss E. Anderson,
.Ceicago. Be introduced her as his
sister, and the statement was borne
out: by the resemblance. They were
assigned to room 211 and 220, re-
epselively. They dia not mingle with.
elm other guests. Anderson was a
aeon oeorge p at Caatle Inn this advertisement ap-
1onrine. took place tide afternoon ; 1"ared tut " twal Pal)"
tO Beecinweoni CI marry, and was at- t (JENTLENIAN enateed in the betel
tended by a large number of eminent ge. business blithest osisitIna good morals.
litter' tkoliVrtilgitrgigil,414114%Ile%
public mPII and citizens. 11107,,, I :
Meeetigee of eondoleince and eympa- acteateseer. Aniareen Moen.
thy with Lady Pourinnet and the fame Among thoee who answered the
Ily were received. Among these was advertIser.ent was Mts. Wagar. She
a, cable from Sir Gilbert Parket, oleo liaci receittlY e2ine to Buffitle from
telegratme from ear (harks Tapper, Illehigen anti had opnied a be.s.rilIng,
Hon. L. P. Brodeur, IL L. Borden. ), oozier, on Pennsylvania street near
leader of the Opposition, T: I). Mint. she Circle. Ma Antleraon. the author
M. P., Senator Casgrain, Dr. Louin of the advert!. inteni., calla, up in her
Preeltette, Of d;:ueliec; arelitishop mai sormeil Ingir..4*.0,1 With live up -
O'Brien, rialifaX.
Tho funeral terratigtments were Of II oil,Tieirlien;;:s Sal::1;in)t''' '818 is:.'it:ter*stIlIrtalillhlini
the !nest ample eltieracti•r. Tise Itt-1 her brown Iwo , holatooloo meek.
tettlion was to lia.ve a private fun- . wee mutual. Mrs: Wager conbecsid
1111. but thr" awl of th,, trottoo or elte was timbal 1119 to be at the head
romittOns aSkell, through Speaker er 1.gotel. Ur. Anderven Batted that
Brodeur, that It be mede public co he was logetiotrat4. to oui The los
that they Could attand. i it t Hetet Tonnevande.
pp Tete etatement was a fact. The ac-
PEARY UNDER THE KNIFE. quilintanee ripens.' Into esteem on
the part 01 Mtas Wagar, and when
marriage wan prePieal She excepted
Operation Itirty lie Pernsmined Upon atm
the kOsplareeti Feet. ado% nskal hint owe whether he
Ploilanielpitia. Poe Oet„ LO.--Itoinert lyltattel her or her meney, 105 he
ariest that •,.litt had a few 1,11011•
E. Peary, tine Arctic explorer, will h, r
come to thin eity toonotrow to un- own moue, Keying day.*
,L how le it that 101111 a geol lonking
dery treatnneut for hie feet. which helm. ;.,0,4 canto. fr„to sew york
were inoaired Int the far :north. I. may to nacrake for a wire hi nerahvi,
be Sleeves:dry to hates an operation
performed. Dr. W. NV. Keen will at- 'I he ,w,antrd
• nd Wm, and deo explorer will have onlyAnih„r niti woard not take her
larEgillerg 112 Pe. kr'ell'" rithat° fungneY. 'ant that atie preseliee iti
Ammo the ettent of .Afr. peolleo I! Buffalo Wt19 riWirtf. *0 his ItersOtia-
for the ihternatienal Rotel in
itgliPP,:elrgettpkinttrutleioilriesetaratigg, :11TnUaorjrn7Jtvatitia. This eatiefted Wa-
base freten fonr year ago, soon 11 merriege wait performed bes
nfttr he gt"eled ttltott lelPh"t repro Rev. NV. P. Itellinge, at 1210
tion. It weal then neteesary to am- u.„4a rtiv,„ areet, see ;nth of
palette toes. Tise operation sep.toriber,,
n' -°- u A. bridal 'trip 1:04:trolt follenWeel. I
wan oerformed by the. sargeo
n"ninstanled the Pe'll7p..PanY' They stayed nit tine 'Cadillac House.
then Peary Iota saglereo krobi
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I: HERE AND THERE
Russell Sage will curtail his work
owing to Meese,
At ltaancheater Istethier Balfour de-
liveted addrees on the education
hill.
Edward is said to be taking
an active interest in tbe education
bill.
Toronto employers form a protec-
tive association to deal with labor
disputes.
Tee French Government oroposes
to create new taxation amoenting
to $41,400,000.
Earl Spencer opened the library at
alarwarden, built as a national me-
merial to Mr Gladstone.
President Castro, of Venezuela, is
reperted to have won a signal vic-
tory over the reyolutionlets.
Two Toronto labor unions have
voted $500 and $100 towards the
fund for the striking eclat miners.
The eigarmakers' strike at Mont-
real has been declared off, the men
being beaten. About 750 men were
out,
The Earl and Countess of Minto
have returned to Ottawa from their
ptreiple.to the duck grounds at Qu'Aes
The Haytian provieional govern-
ment's gunboat Nouvelle Voldrogue
has been sunk by the fort at St.
Marc.
Additional Turkish troops have
been deepatched to deal with the
raiding Bulgarian and Macedonian
bands.
J. Smyth, aged 18, a German, was
instantly killed at Silver Creek
thliatroguugne. the accidental discharge of
Emparor William of Germany. awn
the Ming of Portugal will visit King
Ehward on the latteee birthday,
November 9.
The Government has decided that
the free carriage of coal on the In-
t ercolonlal for munlcip tittles shall
continue until November 15.
Negotiations are reported pending
for the purchitse• of the Northey COM -
patty, Lunieed, T•sro»to, by the Can-
ada Foundry Company, Limited.
The Montreal tette eoinirany Is sell-
ing gee at 00 cents per 1.000 cuble
feet in order to enable bouseholders
to use It for heating and cooking.
Tice Hague trIbunalta decision In
tine ploua fund arbitration betweea
M ',elect; and the Unite) Statee orders
the former to par the latter $43,-
150 ,yearly.
The Boer tienerals Botha, DeNVet
and Delaricy Wer1N Welkhntli'd at Paris
and were pres.enied with $1.1000 col -
by the Seeletes for the Ald or
lloer Children.
Lent tit retheinia and Sir Pred.sricit
Barley, Governor or New South
Walt, have ken appointed to the
eenituisedent or inquiry Into the con-
duct or the South African wer.
A despatch to the London Tele-
graph from Parisi sap; it is nieserted
that tine CP man (lover:Mona ban
toetelved let obtain. pesseselint Of al/
the plane of the dSreiteli eublitarbits
For the great celebration which
the Cons/Mated Lek) Superior Power
Co. intetado to give en Oct. 23th upon
the opening for carvice of he great
canal, the company has appreprktted
$25,000.
Tino Boer Generale have been csblig-
ed to shorten their Berlin visit owing
p bielnese weliell sniumens them to
tendon, unwire they are eepeetett ott
Sweeny. Tinere is amilk of atiother
seentrerellee With Mr. eleandeirlain
wet Week.
frost 'bite. Mod twee iii9 return home. ',.sit,rt:i.AlliPriEl" distvsefi °I. E°nte "(I'
be wag Informed by his eurgeoir that , ii-A,..1.,;ieti she owned tint far trOM
it for alma $3.000. She ens
n or'er4ilon sllionld b6 Peernhnea trastel tiele tO Anderson, Who was
Another N'etilee Building Theeett-a hlek I, Berate, whore go ro,01.4
rlieri,
— 11. deaotrel bridegroom. Oen day
1 demon hed to paWli a eilla to get 1
a Fb:! if•ttei not seen him sliiee. Mtg. At -
II:* 1+41 her deetitute in Detroit and
THE DOGES PALACE
that Antelersoen had rip:teed tett the
Va tit. Cat. e0.—The eesteen pore box in the eefeta nepoett alone
ion t,..xt tine Doges; Palace ani part selo•re eke Isao oseogo and be teem,
f the galleries fa:thin; the Grand , The keys of Um box were gone, too.
anal, WII.-re th4.: b0.14, Of the gireat , one tt oaa to ea baleen epees Tee
iterate- are etorel, were ellosced to. pollee have been botified to look for
the pulaie yeeterday on the groand i Anlirt411t.
toile rrpeire are urgently required. tire. Unger Was askent: 'di -0 you
•
Lord Stratiocenum and Sir rrederlek
I mall, Liaterant-elovernnor or Aew
5 seta Waits?, have been appellitted
additiannai aleannlo-re or the royal com-
ini,:gmi impairong into the
%Annetta ef the 5 +mat African War.
TIne$ Will represenit colonial inatereett,
It Le Rote proposed to run a linen of
eable from Honolulu to ranniug
Island, at it oust of a nalliono. By a
uerking agem meet betwetn the Bate
ban ooterniment and the Patine Collie
merelal Cable Cempany, nth a cone
nection would be of benetit to each
HMO hi tam) of an ateldetit disabling
either
A reWeed of eta hundred dollare ii
offered for the eapture of Noah Haase
of 8.ault Ste. Matie. The ithpreglion
that Hale has suieltied or died front
exposure, ere this is gaining ground,
no a Mann his age and clothed as ha
wars When he lett toned not with.-
staind the told frosts of the eighte
and the beeessatily wet coraditIon Of
the woods.,
It le Inn Ileven tient the walls leteleg ;know tropes lee weer senses _
the pri•on hive beer' foetel to be un- afro sell be entree rtcnn lark, _
slat a real that tonnediate etrengthe leion 1eoret think at 1 thask Ineeatite His miNll A
flloked kK
Oiling nfeeSSary. frota 1'4111:Ida. e oarid toted
Wien thm booke were being eel:cloyed „ like a Canatilan."
it w.ss Solari that the walls aetually ; *.Oteee yoll bbs picture?'
e:wayed. A gang of men were sent eato; 1 wantet bon to alee hbi
to ahem th. ra up, meet to btlek up photograph taken after we Wete
iteanher or winlows whielt were
oagging'.
Uovrienrient ofilsials who exatinined
the piece the years ago, teeournerel- '
ext the immetilete eennovat of the 11 -
library fresri the Doge.% Palane. it Wag
enneennered that the recommendation
had been (-emptied with, but it has 5
now been tonna that tine books and
papets trete not removed.
Tine Carnpannle, the historle bell
tower of St. eanrk's &mate, 'Venice,
cine jely /4 last, ant einem then
there has been fear for the safety
of Many notablo buildings in the
cite-. One Architect declared that
the Whole city was seeking. Pre-
onuiloas% have beeti ordered to be )
taken hi a fierninet. of Instances *tete
btaidiegs ate. In a serious condition.
I3LAME CARMEN
or ilia Petal Coilisione With Preei.
denOs Carriage.
Pittsfield, Mtge., Ot, 2a --The find-
ing hi tile Inquest following the ac-
cident in which President Roose-
velt's bodyguard, Wm. Craig, was
killed hete lett September, Tiled to-
tlaY, ettee that the "urnixerfur a.ets
of Jitneee T. Kelly, conductor., and
jcli Madien, reertortnan, 01 tbe
electrid Oat erbiCh ran into the Pro-
ticiencee eagtiage," contributed to
the death of Mt- Oteig. 'The Tirediag
ittikbr Speolal Justioe Chas. 1.1. Bibs
hard. . . • • • _Le° alif
YinIrriNI, Nit he Mane Serfle eeennee.
Otte day it paperhanger working
hero tool( a snail shot of me and a
OA staying with me. :We wanted
Mi Anidete.on to be snapped, too,
but he etiosei Ifinneelf. Be had seine
good rterson for not letting Weenie.
tate get into cireelation.
No A PUBLIC HOLIDAY.
ktrtg's /111,thfl&y To be talseared hray
laetteeteroclainationn.
Ottawa, Oet. aOE—Thete will be Oa
pablic holiday on November Oth tide
year. The Government decided to-
day to lesue t tOclarotction fitcing
May- 24th
as the day open Which
Hie Malesty's birthday shall bij ob-
served. It the Interptetation Att it
Is provided that the 'expression "holi-
day" ineintice among otbet days hu
the year, "the Inttliday or the day
fixed by proclamation for the cele-
bration of the birthday of the reign-
ing sovereign." It leen the strength
of thie provision and the action of
the King in selecting Vey this yeat
for the 'celebration. of hIS 'natal day
-that tine Govetnenent proposes to net
as indicated.
t, •
taint soft teal ian etove canted
tirPlosloh, :doh* t250.datiettge nint
E Pnai fitteet, Tothette ,
Wife Met Dootor-Husband at
Hospital Door.
RE DISAPPEARED ON AUG. 30,
New York, Oct. 18.—Dr. Wilbtntt
Bdtos a wen -known New 'York prase
siela,n, who disappeared on August:
'akin last, leaving no trace, haa-
beea found in 'London, says it de-
spoteh from that eta nis wife, who
had instituted it world-wide search,
met the doctor as ho emerged Troia
Charing Cross Hospital.
Irt estgarcttic>ri or his remarkable
diaeappearanee, Dr. Bates, who had
been •engaged in a tennis toe/teen
meat at New/inert, and bad return-
ed to Ida office here to attend Ca
sonic, Matter.% said his wife, that he
had been ealtel to perform opeta-
tiona and left hie office carryinghle
Instruments Ire went to a ship an-
chored in the Eest River, where he
performed an operation an it man
enTfering from abscess of the, brain.
Nor nuete could be obtained, nad he
temained With the pitient all night.
From that time, tie mind, he sant.
bag 'beee praetleallY nElarik.
When found in London, he had re-
giategedf at the Charing Croat/ Boatel-
tal fort tne teat ooze of taking a poet
Wade:tate Course. , • t