HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1902-12-04, Page 2HAYTI IS THREATENED
WITH ANOTHER WAR.
Gen. Alexis Nord Demands Un-
seating of Deputies.
tlaato,saoften to Back Up till Litlnlatum—Yrepariwg to Defend the Capita
-The Schenectady Boycott --One Council of Laborers Determines
te 11 In Spite of the Assembly's Vote—Citizens Meet to
Organize Opposition to It To•ntght.
Pont nu 1'3'i11ee, Hayti, Dee. -•- b11Uef Fid l'ort
en N Iriu nce In the filtaeksei-
nen. A1ei11 Nord, who was \V it \hue 'Plaid 1loyeolt Again.
later for the prceent Government, tiahrneetnle, N. Y., Dec, 2, -Tho
and who was at St. Marc with 10,000 Jel drelopmrutn In the tutor
NllunteatlelleIn this cloy IN lin neeer-
Meir front Gonalree, line sent an ult1- floe made In union circler; that a
tum to the Government demanding meeting of (he Building Trades
Cowell le to be held In the Inoue -
the cancellation of the election of the dlate future, for the purpose of
depotts, who were with Gen, Firmin. rleelanbauhi
1'ie'lhellecladyrlga ll.aliwoycottny, origILslet owt'ue•
If the Chamber refuses to cancel the account end Independently of the
election of these dP.p)I1LIPm the out. Trailer Assembly, w'ldch holy Ilse
vote l to cud tIle boycott by n vola
break of another civil war is prob- of 101 to 49, about 40 delegates
able. The general opinion Is that the not volhlg
Thorn will be n mretlug of 1118
Chamber will reject the General's de- teLtIu'ne' Committee thin corning
Oland. Prepnratione aro being made Fit which a permanent oreanita-
Amu 18 to be perfected.
GERMAN TARIFF
COMPROMISE.
Surplus From Duties on Foodstuffs for
Widows and Orphans.
sibrftssibriterabeeltrosateelalielll
NEWS IN BRIEF
SJt •lt J!' t e' tl' V t✓w fr
(';1NA IBAN.
'I'orouto'n \\ Ii lI ro 11 will be Roll at
$* a 1011.
Mr. Min Campbell, the oldest bled -
II, ex nen In Lletuwel, diel at the
sire of Ula yiare.
dti. le. i4. Spence, of Toronto, luta
h ns! n warning to c rullneers
1gnInut "pluggers."
The Sturgeon Falls Pulp & Paper New York, Dec. _„
.-,Ji n
Co. line been granted permlcelon to - Laughlin wao lnatantly killed by a
dam Lake Tamngaml.
A story is going the rounds at 01 -
titan that gold Igen been found In
the lluthteau district.
The United Slates having Mere: died
the duty oe Inc,stin Slocan twine
owucru exlltw.l to reap great bene -
POLICE CLERK FALLS DEAD
ON SEEM MAN KILLED.
A Seven Story Jump to Death After
Shooting a Woman.
ltr.adente of York TuwnHIIJp on To-
roItoe: borders have asked the l'outl- sight of the sudden death affected
t" Pounced for better police prole:- ilia violently, and dm fell down, d}'-
tlon• Ing almost Immediately. et Laugh -
The Peeifle cable roto for preps
0 4ILges is cents a woad be
'I wore C'IulnJn and .luetrnlln or New.
Zealand.
Bina:ere of the Independent grain
eompaniee are suing the 11'Inuiprg
Grillo Exchange Auelml¢liell fur dam-
age. for LtDyoott.
Rev. W. H. Porter, M. A., tete of
Brantford, lute been elected tie av-
Nletnnl pastor to Rev. hr. Weeks,
of Walmer Mond Baptist Church.
lion. R. Prelontalno has accepted
the invitation of the Laurier Club,
Toronto, to a banquet In 111a honor
durlug the third week of December.
A r port awn¢ out from Montreal
ilea Mr. Tarte hue; been engaged
Ntlenl „thee., e,
nl Inrge e.net as c c fw' the agitation on the part of the' other way,
ei thea 1'. P. Il.. to denial AI I M
south bound Harlemcxpreee tree) on
the Ninth avenue railroad at 721111
strut, and a spaces of the 'vi
-
dent dropped dead front slhock..1lnm1
thirty persona were stranding on the
platform of the 721111 street station
when the nocldent occurred, and
111110111: thorn was Emanuel Dreyfus,
n clerk itt Pollee headquarters,. The
Ile tall t laborer 101 Ilyed lu
Brook's n.
A Jump to l)Patb.
Net York, De'. 2.-,Itelievine. the
shot (rota lex revolver had killed
Mr:. Julia Bese
rber, who refund to
elope with hint, Mux Nukawatsky, an
.luxtrinn, leaped through the win-
dow of her apurtmonte In Bleat Sev-
enty-Inert!)ferret. Ile teil seven
rewire: to the sidewalk and was In -
11 1 tly klllal. Reesejemping toils
death. tho man eltot the young wo-
man Utroterh the Firm and shoulder.
She probably will reoover.
MONTREAL FEMALE VOTERS
GET A SERIOUS SETBACK.
CharterCommittee Reduces the Privileges
of the Sex.
Id f Montreal despatch: The result of husband, unless, he had h in some
l's suffrages for nu In- ,art(ltlww contended teat,wcennr
Im Mo ti nI, 11,8 commenced to make reforms
Ludy Lnu1't'r, writing to 14 friend, crease In the voting powers of the In 11,• cufiernge Fie It le enjoyed by
sbt'11 lint the phy1lclatin 111 at- tentiuine 11111 lune been, 011 lite eon- the lair Net, the romtnilten should
tend:11te epee the Prime Minister teary, to limit t112 Powers they carry the work to Its logical se.
slay there le nothing organically ub•endy possessed, qu.(r.
more:. 111 Mutt Bir Wilfrid wanln Ole, pointed oat that the etperl-
tvlW tea :eelM sive [row Ivon.y. In odder words, while the wit- errn fu giving the euf4'uge to we -
The annual meeting of the Ontario mug's 'utft'aglete have leen able to men Detente had not proven eteeeee-
llerkeepxrs' Association will be held Lanue villn majority of the Charter DA. Fen, ream tuhiook atdvantage of
at Noels w1 Me 101.11, 171 01 11 and 18committee on the *pe01(10 pedal which 011nr,1/1llhorfnctnof the ntmmed betngbaIbe
• of December. Owing to the vole on 1101 beer, advanced, thewvotes, In on the Itste, ( pedal y in the larger
+ for 11es ItavO heel
worlds, where all the women were
not known, heal to ninny afres0e, 138
therefore xllggeeteel that the worde
"IGn,1etrlrkr)veryn widowiroen orclal>mspeUtster3of" article should
b
43,
tlh•• emnmlttee decldrd to accept
the tnnrnoment, .161. Ames 11(1,1 110b -
erten:, alone Lesse,ting.
Mime It the Legislature mane -
Hone thenmcndmetlts, while a few
isolated women separated from their
ltslande will obtain a vote, a Team
Inrg• r number of female tenants
will be deprived of the privilege.
So lint, Instead of Improving their
inrtiitIon, the woman's 11nffragletd
bare arteolly made It worse.
Berlin, Dee. e. --Thr compromise
saki to hate peen agreed noon on
Nov. 27111 at a conference held ,he-
twcen Chancellor Vim 1luelow and
Alio leaders of the mnpirlty parties) In
the Reichstag on the tariff bill le,
aceording 10 the Germania, generally
accepted as correct, nod le ei fol-
luws: Minimum duty um malting lye'.
Icy Le raised .to $ I : the minimum duty
on cattle and meal is abandoned
TREASURY AGENT FIflEOI
He Had Spied on Tourists
While Abroad
TO CATCH THEM SMUGGLING.
,Scranton, Pa.,., despatch: Attorney
T. Theobald, special agent of the
Treasury Department, who has fig-
ured prominently hi recent canes of
seised jewels- In New York, wns dls-
mlused from the service to -day by
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw.
This action niinlie more than the
di:mbfel of u single official. It In-
dicates that the United dilates 001'-
ernment will no longer countenance
a system of eeploouge by special
ngente upon American tnurlets. So
for Fie ibis custom is veneernrd the
government hub gone out of the
spy businees.
The reamer cases lu which Theo -
bald bas peteed a prominent part
In New York, where seizures of jew-
els of wealthy women returning
from Europe hate been made, at-
tracted the attention of the high
offlclale of the 'Treasury, and an
example wax emnmurlly made. Col-
lector,ttranahun, of Nely lurk, Wan
in IVnshlugtuu to -day, and, al-
though uothing more than the Lure
fact of the dismissal was announc-
ed, the netlon Is Hoppumed to be the
result of a conference between the
Secretary 011d the Collector. It IN
udder C./n.11110118 111 lir hri-ealler :nl-
eounCed, and eertaln ,Tulles ell illalllt-
Ihcturesare reduced.
The arrliiUn of the mei:them of the
(ventre party appl,i lug the NurpIiINl'm
derived from the dutlr5on foodstuffs
to the insnraore fund fpr widows and
nllrbnne, and the abolition of the -
Urban Oc'tielo duflrs were agreed to.
!.part from theme, the most note -
Worthy pupal Is thltt Ill' lurren:e4 In
duties decided nn by the tariff com-
mittee 411,11 1,1.' the 113815 Irl the nest
general tariff.
had been l . I lnle,l.
Ceinelaints Fit this kind of c•ephrnage
lucre been repeatedly made to the
dep1rttnrllt, and many well known
1citiz0ns have Said that it was alto)-
welter undignified on the part. et tide
officials repreecntlog a great and free
gotertireeet.
13rcr:envy Phan' d410rm1111 1,r
make an example of TheobabL No
ether rause ix gh-rn for the action
except the .etntereent that It w'a8
Ikme "for the good of the ,service."
PIIYSICIAN WEBS NURSE.
lenity Romance Grim,'Out of a Peo-
Il•Nefonal Acquaintance.
New- York deiJalCh: Dr. C. T. Ora-
!tan-Rogrre end Miss Mary C.
C'hurrh, of -Albany, N. Y., who had
navel the physician's life by careful
meeker \viten he wax attacked by
pneumonia, were married lam even -
Ing at tit. etargnret'o ProtestantProtestantEpf;ropal Church, In the 11.1•01I1.
With the Marriage l: 1ounected a
roma nee txtendluig over :Leveret
years. The young physician nod Ids
wife earl 111.' Lu Net erai 11pItale h1
ppi°fexeion:11 capacitiveTho Inst
tient their meeting AK physician and
n L'reU war; under 411011 clrenniltncee
%lint it eea1101 n4 though fate had
decreed that their ways *Mouldan.
Mo
Dr. 41 rainni-104ere, whoo had much
exlerlenee 111 the treatment of cun-
tagiotte diseases, was called last
spring to the hens, of rt wealthy
Mull, n: elnrllorough, N. Y., who
taw n'f ereilItau d !leather direction, have, nl the
111 iged froze the 2nd, ,Irl and 4111
date,. x1110, time, been tnaterielly re -
At the me•tleg of 1111 it Thomfis duccd.
City Connell Os, Engeue er Bell 11118 Before the Charter Committee conn
eppolnted manage• of the ally's meieel Its beeelone, Widows rind epee
tercet rr.ltvay. The ordinary fare will olrre who were either property own -
tet 5 cents. Thr Mayor and the Tre:- ere or tenants could vote,
Bearer were lustrucled to borrow let,- The women's eat fragiets asked,
1100 to operate the road. 111 owl: .11d. L, A. Lapointe, dart
M. 1. lhttn111on, eolketor for tit women separated from their hue-
CI'rgl.e 1 0111p.1 11168, Wile Is at present bunds as to property -that te, wive*
to Toratlto, reales that he does not owning property In their own llama
think any m'gotiat(on8 are gmug0a 111,1 1101 1141¢g With their hrshauds
between Mr. Clerglte and the Grand „Hot Lora a 110(0.
Tri,uk 1lnllweY rami any fur the Tle'y' pointe t cwt that the wile
hoeing to the latter of the Mani- w'Ii, paid the Dixie should, 111 jun-
lo:lhn aid North Shore and the Al- 0', irate the rote instead of her
gouut Central Ilnllwnya as a part
otheir propesea tranxontblunt.11
1 WITH All HANOSr
liar! ,
A n ll teat bas recently leen seen SUNK
Lee the farms of Mesere. McAder and
Berke, seven utiles )NH141{111 or KLug-
stotl. Efforts aside to captl;re It
Im\e '110 far proved oneucceeefel. A
temple of weeks ago n large oa11 woe
shot le Breton's bu,811, north of the
penitentiary farm. It 18 xl,t(ll)OSCd
(lot them: nnlmul4 are ()bagel owl
of titre. hnonta In the hook Woods
ern 110.'0 to track deer.
by doge to
BRITISH AND 1'Ottba(GN.
Wm. S. 'Wands, !'resident of the
Newburg, N. Y.. Ward of t lucatdon,
and a ladles of New Brunswick, le
dead.
A ryndloate of Utiledl States cap-
italists wants to purchase the (am-
mo; lit. James' Hall, London, and con-
vert it Into an hotel.
The wl•_low of herr Krupp ban do-
nated three million narks to extuh-
lise a benefit fusel for workmen In
memory of her Mueb:and.
Count Von Duelow, the. imperial
Chancellor, will aceomp:uly the Knl-
ner 10 Rome 01I the oleonsAn of the
unveiling of the (both statue.
The captain of the theta) schoon-
er Victoria has lodged u formal com-
plabit regarding the mnwarrantol
eesnrc of elle elep'e papers by fit.
Pierre. Miquelon, officiate.
The Government has won the New
Zealand election by n majority of 52.
The Prods:hitlon party won six sate,
while I1:' party i0 fetor M the 're-
duction of 1lenn0.'41 won 01 Iu•.
W118 suffering from smallpox. Tile Lord Lel, Chairnaan of the Lon -
ease was ono which required expere doe 4cho01 1o:1,41 maim 18,7, nod
care and n libeled fee was paid to President of the Institute of Inter-
the
ntelthe phys:elan for giving ell hie time notional Law, hex been uppehited
to 1t. The nurse who was employed Fleet President of the British .1101
became III nod wee crilllgexl to leave. emy.
surmised Gnu Theobuld'a dlmmtaeal
The physieLa1 scot to thbl Illy for A duct 1tro\ving out of a lwlltlaU
0 nurse, and he was serprinel when
grown out of the Dulles .,neo that nurse proved to be 11Jl101 Church, Parts b l 1'1 o t I K ue-
quarrel took )dal'- y'esterdaY at
The Treasury Department has well whom he hod been acquainted ar x )ween wt m r, t) erg
been annoyed for years by cow- ,t North Brother Island and other former
arLee staid Pr°'Iter Lr I'Iovurt. Cir
plaints of prominent citizens of the JlocpltalH, form tho rwas dlanelel 11y a thrust In
doings of special Trensnry agents, It pas the customs of the physician
The G. S. Thnnkxgtvin dinner at
and especially Theobald. 11 Lax 11)1911 to cl1nngu his clothes before going g
made known to 1 h deplu'unl'ill into the hem,. and after Treeing It.
the Hotel Cecil, Lrntlnn, WILL n big
that It was 1hr cux11ele of 'elite,- A tent 44 , provided an the lawn for (111u11), party, with the hand of the
bald to go ubrond frepueitly and a drPeei;I! even. 1t was 1n Jlnreh, (loyal Engineers, from Chatham, to
Whenever pxlaxible become the ns- find lie e.'.n (Milled In the unhealed (III the p:ulw•n and )1 quartette to
sedate of rich ern Intl women item shelter to such an extent that lie lead the si.iging of true two na-'
he thought would make large Our- ronlract,«1 paeunernia. Ile Ivan a1 tl°nal anthems. .1 company of 440
chacre 1'n Europe. the pole: ,d death for duye. 1111118 enjoyed the rrening.
It Mae Bald to, he lets ceiste 01 to Il@' , Church nursed him hack to health, Owing to the emcees of the etea-
01001 them ,While xlifen lllg In Paris 1 and xlhortly after that they were err :blunlbin, the Anebor Line will
or London, watch purchases, and ; engaged, 11lthonglh no formal nn- build 1101 P1 1 e s-.1 thult lc slew.
whenever theWere large, eliecLUly ' „0„,,,,,,,,,tu'a4 macre, mer of 10,1100 tone bullion. it Is ex--
IA the caro of rare jewels, be shad pecte l that the 111.W 408811 will be
come to America on the lame ebl,pe nicely for the entice In Pelee
pith eels returnl¢g tourists. 11e hex The Parte lxdlce are looking for
O knoll's t 1n,tnee to get nap -tinted the manager of the Enpl!rlllw.e lnsur-
pwltlh them on ehtPtbaxard, 11 the load noes Company. The man, wise in n
not nlrencdy done so .before :oiling, Belgian. line nbs0ndeel. It is er-
ror lire purpose of gaining other in- ported that he line taken three mlI-
for'matton. efeanvtille the character lion Lanes or the eOlop:llly11 money,
of his occupation was kept a secret. Organised labor has entered the
On arriving at Nene York, Li the kitchens of the hutele and restuur-
tcuriste failed to leveler their jewels, ants of Chicago, and enrolled among
Theobald would atop them before
leaving the dock, demand that they
ho searched, rind melee, on behalf of
the (loverhment, the ankles Which
\Vork.d Both \Vaos.
lieeteltc1-lt'e n mighty gond
Ihing to be a doctor,
Stoughton -In whet w-ny ?
Hostetter -For Inelnnce, Dr. Noe
(rum yeetcrelny told me to eat oat-
meal 111 the morning and charged
etc fee for the aloes. The stuff dis-
tressed me atyfIiIly and 1 went to
see him again toelay. Ile told me ire mernbrsx 200 of the men Lind
not to cut any- more of 11, and fm•women alto epond from five to six
that advice I had to pay lilm 93I home a day peeling potatoes. They
more t Trans t Fit shorter I s and better pay•
r os ou rancolarr p , WA
aer tour
complier lint is ,llfflenit to obtain.
Thr error on 1)10 Mercy probably men-
lered 14.
Steamer Plunges Under the HOE FOO BANNOCKBURN,
Waves off Port Burwell.
NO CHANCE FOR MEN TO ESCAPE
0,.troll dluateh: Knee Lae jeep
renehed till Mort that rho steamer
131811nue J. Macy wee sunk off fort
Ili -well, on the north :hur0 of Lake
Erle, In the furlouo eoulliwoeter that
raged on Sunday night. It 11 be-
lieved
o-lieved that her crew, of 13 111411 per -
Jabal.
The nteamer bad left LSattalo the
day beforo Wall her eouclort, the
barge Mabel \\'lleon, loaded with mal.
The weather was heavy and thick
on Sunday, and the Macy had a hard
time creeping up on the north shore.
011 Ilurweal the sprung a leek.
The tow lino of the barge wan cast
off by the crew of rho Macy. That
woe the Bret tato W11eon knew the
Muc,v was In trouble. Mho Macy
Wee heading for ebelter, and mak-
ing Very 1:01.3' weather. Au the
crew of the 7'11non watched the
mourner through the glo:un they maw
her rnetdcnly dlxnppear. She bad
plunged tinder the water -
The NnddrnnI' s with which the end
canto precludes the possibility- or the
crow 4111)141 away In th1 heat .
Evers If they bad ll le doubtful Mutt
omit could have lived In the en that
Nall rnn11111g. The tact OKI. 1101WYrd
1111;1 been reported frons Canadierll
Porto shown that none, were savrel.
Tile Mabel Wil1On arrived at Am-
heretbnrg this afternoon with tld-
leg;: of the dl*aster. Il 14104 Illorr re-
ported by the ellptain of the Albright
Hutt he pearled through five mlle4 of
wreeknge off Port B-lrwell. T11're
were parte of the cabin, boats, life-
preeervers, and doors. 1
Naw Brother's Veen% Sink.
'Thr atptaln of the Macy wile
Capt. el. 11'. Gotham, 11151 the en-
gineer 11'. le Gregory. The oaptltin
of the Meted Wlleolt le J. E. Gotham.
The lel Ler rte', 1 at the belle 141141 N1L11
Isle brothrr'n vee4el Welt to the Iwt-
ttwa of the lake. TI1e only name*
of the crew Obtained at the Miler.
of the owners of the 3t'wy are ns
fol lows :
31. W. Gotham, Richland City, Whs.,
l%Iptnlll.
- (11thani, eon or the captain,
mate.
R'. F. Orcgory, Detroit, Oral en-
gineer.
Oeorgr \Vebb, seo0a11 engineer.
John Nugent, Algoma, wheelnnnn.
JO( the crew, of Yoe steamer chart -
gra at nearly every, port vlsltod, a
No Word Yet Received of the
Missing Steamer.
NAMES OF OFFICERS AND CREW,
Shtgetotl, Ont., report: Tugs Iver,,
sent out from duel! Ste. Marie this
morning to 'march Lake Superior for
the missing M. T. Company's steam-
er lllnnockburn, mteeing for 'oma
days. The company's offloers here
think that the boat has been de-
tained by snowstorms. She has been
out In wilder weather and has al,-
w'ay: proves herself Staunch. At
the home of Engineer George Booth,
Dr this city, there Is great dletreae
for, hl addition to the alarms felt for
tee steamer's Safety, lile 11 -year-
old girl Oiled yesterday of heart (all-
ure, and another child, a boy, l: In
the Cleoernl Jlospanl, n Viet,/ of
diphtheria. Thr.! crew Is 118 follows:
Captain, George Jt. *Vold, l'ort Dal-
housie.
hers( mole, Alexander Gr¢Jlan4
!'ort 1)0110uele.
iiecoud note, William Chockley,
Kingston.
N'he!Ismrn, .t Wier Callaghan and
E. Rodway, Kingstote
Weld: en, Gen. (1111Psple, Kings-
ton, and another K1ng41on1an, whose
name le Fit present unknown.
Chief engineer, George Booth, Klog-
81.011t
Second engineer, Charles Selby, jun.,
Kingston.
Oiler, Cecil Linton, Kingston.
The firemen, decklande and cooks
are mos113' from the 1Velland Canal,
and thPr:! 18 110 record of their names
at flu' piled teller of the company.
Local manus men are Inclined to
111111 that lite Danockeurn may be
safe. They point out that she may
have rel Into some out -o( -the -way
pines for shelter and got Into tron-
ble, or that Ion machinery may have
osseine di14lbled, oausing her todrlft
about. The 11114 Lrf the Bannockburn
foundering Is not held by many, as
the vessel wfiM 80 seaworthy.
The Gerlun11 Reichstag has reach-
ed n compromise on the tariff bill.
Col. Tom Ochlltree, of Texas, is
dead.
Harry Cowan, a live -year-old 01•
tawa boy, tell Into the waterworks
aqueduct and was drowned.