The Blyth Standard, 1903-03-19, Page 2CANADIAN GIRL PRISONER
IN A DOCTOR'S HOUSE.
Queer Turn of Affairs in a Truck Driver's
Strike in Kansas City.
Priettishlp, Mtreh 1:1.-1)t'. Joint took her et the stnlion. 111 100li
Curry, who lives abort a mile and her Lute'
Miss,lehantl then wrote a letter
a hall from this village, tva" oar- to her sister, Lalling of her trouble.
rested yesterday, charged with as- Tee Ichor lraa m0i{'d by nae of th,
mutt with intent to kill. Ile tos0 a The _Pieter. nlstn, Afiss 1'`trl} n Johnson,
arraigned before W. II. Seotl, julaile° Irrivel hero yMi erdey from \lagers
of the peace, and was held for the 1:'ails Centre. she lvrut Ln Dr. t'urry's
grand jury. Later in the flay ho was house and demanded to see her
admitted to bail in the tame of $500. sister. ]1r. Curry refused to tt)loty
Dr. Curry came to this village from leer to sru the h
girt, trod it fs raid
«•hen site persisted 11e ejected er
the west about a year ago. About a from the house with force.
fortnight ago Ile advertised for a boss Evelyn ,Johnson rano to the
young women to sittdr mwlti'fus. villa go and swore out 0 warnn,t for
Mlle Marie Johnson, 4)110 lives in ih'. Curry's arrest.
Niagara Fails Centre, Ont., answered Women In Strike Trouble.
the advertisement, and a few days
tater came to ties v ding,. Site Wats
met at the station by Dr. Curry and
taken to his home. Miss Johnson had
not been at the doctor's bowie more
than a nary when she decided Nile
would go home.
Dr. Curry, she t{nys, would not let
her 10040 and tool: )tart of her
clothing away from her awl locked
her in it room One day last week
usiIN 111,1', Mo., liferel. 10.--T1vo
wumt'1, Airs. U. B. Evans and Mrs.
Ii 11 Mryors, took the planes of their
husbands, non -anion mt.n, yesterday,
and drove tl'ucks about town in
defiance Of the strikblg drivers. They
met no interference, but indeed the
men lifted their hats as the «•1111.11
drove by and cleared the way for
their vc)tic;rs,
About 110 nriditIOIIOI men went out
Was Johnson got out of the house during the day, making it total of
and, dressed 1n an old goat and a 255, and as but low men 11ere hired
pair of rubber boots" walked to the in their places, the bubinet:: ar trnus-
raiiroad station in the tillage. I)r. for commodes was practically at a
Carry followed the girl and over- standstill,
MARGARET I.. SHEPHERD IS DEAD
Professed Ex -Nun and Anti-Catholic
Lecturer a Victim of Cancer.
Detroit, Mich., March 16.-11 11111
josh Ix1en kernel that the 110101`i-
ouA Margaret L. Shrph:erd, alleged
ex -turn and anti-Catholic lecturer,
del to Detroit at Ilar'per Hospital
on March 8th, atter an illness of
fourwe.11:n. The wcrosn was Bufferin;
with cancer, and, diel a few minutest
alto,' 1 Mitt; talon from the operating
t0gtI nt the tic pital.
She 1001 recently retm'ued iron
Atiotralla, after Labatt' spent throe
years do the lecture platform. She
Lard no rriatives in this cit;;, but
Mr. au'l Mrs. I„x>nard wort:.
frien'lls, and file came to nutko 1hem
la vii,lt preparatory to t;ving on all-
{ other 1 01014) tour.
PRINCESS' VERY SUDDEN DEATH.
For Her Prince Bernard Renounced Royal
Rights and Rank.
Berlin, Morel) 16. -Princess Berea rd
of Saxe-Welmtar died suddenly Wed-
nesday near Ifinnovor She was seized
with cottvuleicns NON. driving 01111
her husbnpd, end expired two hours
later In a wayside cottage, The prin-
cess was of obwcuro origin, and Was
born at Lubeck. It was for her that
Bement, second son of la
I li00e iIirniemi of eta xo-lteimnr, re-
nounced his neons and royal rank
about two years ago, and received
for himself and Ills male descendants
rho mime and rank of Count von
Ceayenburg, The deceased princes
W.1114, before she Inarr)tt,i i`rtacn Ber-
nard, the widow of the Marquis l.u-
ehesrinl, an Italian.
82100 PianoFREE
RO
' LUBE i NEURE•
Theron! sell of mixed pp or In•nl:le 1 I; litre stint^ I a1:01t, wlmn ,..r, retry oil -chord epeenewton
(bar different l •s 1 h 1 v r7 a If. e' 1' 1. I OP yr rte Il a i.ttera
to lb& proper order 00 de to i 1 the color. desi:,• I I hey are I. e 0 11 1. vol..; man the
name.
of laei0i 01.1 o•lattei of Ithe
s 0).ierrt aldlelpl 1, cam )tr tl tl0.i 11 lekxlto) and 11
alp (Otto rommonnal 11 a Ila g! I' len Miring the ale t' f 00 t .1t
nut tl Or,'e e
ns of ttfe four rninr.11f 111000 rot ,allay un I r t 1 .1111 NV, 1001 nab
And a dull Genuine (Amor' r p ,ghl Piano, vale, l 1g / ' II t+ t y er n. el FR 03h.
In making lin we -de the 10100! 0:1 le nwd only In Om 1 ur v 11 t r Sit 1 l t 1 1 all
Remember that tine cordln'..11(te:1\e 1LOB1 YOU A(I,0l, Ili I.', sy ndluon
ta0tg4mp1
4
w7 tbn'tnd d asmsi0en e.hY
1r1161alR'1' r1Atyy5,,hpn➢ywu w11mnnp=1tt0l.0..')• '' I11r I1n1rL01w41e007br a0ua1r. ln1 ayla nnI31.\1 111 3 ,.1 1v1 0 0' r0t (r0v.ial
yqan1T7d,
.milm SOIIE OF OUR RECENT WINNERS nasimas
PUN() IyIN1S0I: a. PIANO 103 (11111 Choi 0INSE.a
The walking sick, wl
a crowd of thein there ai L;.
Persons who are thin ane
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed,
"Chronic cases" that's
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means—long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
Scott's Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
need Scott's Emulsion.
It makes new flesh and
gives new 111c to the weak
system.
Scott's Inlulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. It makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinary food.
Scott's Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
and flesh in every dose.
W'e will be glad
to send you a few
doses free.
I'e sure that Cie pi tart '(:
tho1 ,u of aI:ael r. ml i6n
1 e 1 rev bottle Of
cion you bay.
SCOTT & BOWNIEe,
Chemists,
Toronto, Ontario.
Re and $1! all druggists
t' ekVn.iK% VNN9•"
i NEWS IN BRIEF
FALLING LIVE (VIRE
KILLS A MOTOR1AN.
Enveloped Him in a Sheet of
Death -Dealing Flame.
rJ4.10/VNVee ssAllislAiii•
CANADIAN.
1'h;ule0 Cote, or Windsor, hanged
himself at Walkerville.
Mr. Robert `.tarts wild =(1?I1 111 his
house near Kh hogs en and is dead.
New Pork, Ifn•oh 10.-.tn ovorhrna)
trolley «ire In the Iirenx broke
lest night, falling on a an,tornlaa,
u'hu was 1nsftutly killed by the
current. The motorman fell over
the doti1orrrd of the ear. which
passed oral' his body,
The cal• w11s'0nntlopevl in a sheet
of Lille Mime, but the c.anductor
and the sole passenger escaped in-
jury,
The tasty of the motorman could
not Ix; extricated from beuoath
the car 1111111 the current was shut
oft at thea power house.
War Lit ItondertO.
Chicago, Meech 16. - :t ti ieri:N
from Sew Orleans says: The fruit
steamer Duncan, of th'e Vaeeuro
1,11x', renrhrd quarantine last night
ivom Ceiba, Ifnnduras, with the
most significant War 110«') since the
outbreak of tha Bonilla rebellion. A
battle was fought at Ceiba. Oto
night of March 6th', anis the forma;
of Bonilla defeated the Govern -
meet forces, killing 6, wounding
14, and capturing the fort (11)01
town.-AIIIerican Vice -Consul W. C.
11'lldt sent a message by one of
the passengers, asking that a war-
ship be sent to protect U. S. In -
termite.
(2 err l• SU fords ('nee.
Erie, Pa., M'trci\ 10. -Geo. Papp,
Josephine M.ofl'1u•, 0 three-year-
old child, was killed by It street
ear in Toroati,
t Divisional Court Ions delivered
a judgment uf'hatldiug the validity
of the recent rotereudun.
'fie Toronto Property Commit-
tee decided to report ill favor of
It e'101)) c;lld storage plant.
1:ome Toronto merchant tenors
It; ir accepted the wage shale risk-
ed by tha journeymen's 0111,01.
a pouter artist, cut hi:, throat 111 a
room et Ida hoarding douse, No. 1:1:1
West fourth street. Ile 141100 fount
dm11 anent 10 o'c'.ock, whim a servant
wont to the room. Popp haul been iu
Elio may about two weeks, having
come from Bergen, N. J., where Lis
wife and two children aro living.
Popp tt'OK 811 yours of age. In this
city he duel bro'O working for a litho-
graphing amt show print comfutoy.
Ile toad talked w1111 dbJlertupt persons
concel'nhtg stdcidc, a11;1 is said to
have 1 tteselnd a meeting in State
street, Saturday night, where the
subject, "Is Suicide n Sin?' was free-
ly dob+tlOt. Ifo then glove no luthnat-
tlou of attempting his We.
lllack. Day lilt 01 anew.
Shairokitl, in., March 10. -While
tapping wat+'r from a breast at Ster-
ling' colliery, Alfred Daniela, fernier
glair( of the fire department, and Wli-
1ia111 1'rlcl:hnuu1 w'el'0 drowned yes-
terday.
Benjamin Power won killed and
three mon were injured by a rash of
coal Into a 11111, whIle ,101111 'Intik met
(10011 by (0111ng coal at lilekory
lodge,
Prime 1011 11 It1111411:10 is Deed.
Ilonolnlu, March 16. -Prince Albert
ICakallinoku Kunuiaklca le dratl of
consumption. The prince was the last
descendant of Iaaheliameha the Oreat
and some day would have been king
of Ilawaii 11 the Iialtebameha (dy-
nasty had lived. Preparation for a
state funeral, to take place next Hun -
day, Ix being rondo.
The (Meal Committee of iho New
Turk State Senate favorably re-
itortel the thousand -tun barge cal-
m project, cltlliug for an expenditure
of over 1d 100,000,000.
Interviewed at Queenstown, Sir
Thomas Shaughnessy, President of
the C. T. Ji., said he holed the At-
lantic mall contract would be set-
tlel before he returned to Canada.
General Plummer, in giving evi-
dence before the War Commission,
said lint in order 10 get full value
out of the colonial 'troops it was
Imperative to have the regular of-
ficers.
Elinbeegll Town Council, after a
heated Is,t-ss0ka11, has reversed the
de ivlon to allow Sunday, concerts,
turd refused to grant a hail for a
Salvia concert 011 behalf of the un -
Iemployed.
The rush of British emigrants to
Canada Is no great that it is impos-
sible to book either cabin or steer-
age passages until May. Tllounantln
of intending emigrants are unable to
secure passages.
In Liverpool a license has been ob-
jected to because, drink was sold on
errxiit, or "chalked up on the slate.”
The bench granted the publican ,an-
other chance, bat stated this offence
Wit s "ane of that most rerioua that a
licensee could commit."
'i'Le ''Alttnuitclaret's' Associattet
pau:eed u. r,•s.ulnti,tn favoring a gen-
eral twee ase in tariff rates,
Mr. 0. T. Congdon wart sworn in
as govetnor of the Yukon, at Ot-
tawa, 1311,1 telt for Dawson with Ills
family.
AL Belleville assizes James Oliver
was sentenced to one year In the
Central Prison for shooting Bert
Skelton.
Robert Lawrence, a young Irish-
man, was killed by a falling tree
while working it the woods near
Kerwood.
Dr. Frank TUrnbull. of .Auburn,
tvnr upaut from a canoe near God-
erich, and dlt-d atter 11111133; t1ltea
• 'lull 1111 hater.
The Golern reent will .appoint 11
rawml-01.11 10 iallulrc unto Lille. euh-
deet 113 11.ueep:etutwn, matt Sir Alll-
loan Caul Corse is mentioned as
1'101 i 131;01,.
nu ;mmour.ecment nils recelrrod 111
(01 teWil 1Itt the t;tealer Stnah't.
IL .1,1 gut clear of the 1011 pack, si0
miler4 Pant of Cape Cad, and Is now
mall;olde the Minto.
1.2.111 Ill sensation 1010(4 caused 111
Che Alhit) a Hotel, Toronto, yester-
day morning venal it was iututd
that one of the guests had heel)
asllllyxlatcd. TWO victim was W. W.
Peeve ex -reeve of Newmarket, and
tit., I,i:.eovery Wats maul)) about 7.110
:1. no. 11y Wm, iloldcraess, a Iwo of
this proprietor, who) had noticed a
so time: 101111' of gas escttptog from
I1g1's roma. Upon opening tin'
door 112 beheld Pegg lying 'across)
the 1.o 0, fully dressed. The Kan jet
1(110 open, and the room fall of
i;,1 . 1.Ne 1011 11 them extinct.
Hia'itt:SU AND FOREIuN.
sir CII'erles Wyndhan's new thea-
tre, said to be the most beautiful
and comfortable In London, was
for'mall,y opened.
It is reported that the budget
speech of the British Chancellor of
the Exchequer will coutaht an-
nouncement of a deficit.
The reduction of Interest neat
mouth and the forthcoming Trans-
vaal loan are held responsible for
tt10 (nit 111 Dritisit Cens011.
Mq. t:, E. ZateteRaan ayia Man. r., r. rl entrx Nr'. Lf. 30. 14,1103
IlreetItlteg, ken. Mi retMOn.,11110. 10811 n, 10wa
Fre. R,rhel antler, 0, inter. d e ; K:u'rr'n' PI.prr, et Pa I t A11)' , `1.1.: t'Perte T11,, .l'111,010
., New l.o n 1•1.;. w Il In chlq Melrose, 34 ' rpm.*tl 1,'uuel Ft It t ' 1, dui chug,
aorta, 111, Mrs G. O. InternW. And ( f '' f 1 t to .. I t 0 . F I .1 MITA A M.
itwaolf, 11 I.1 Fal Ni,“ Hva 11.11 d e l Jour., 1 kleatooler, 1 t 1 t 11•'7
G0ag1er 11114 1t 3 J1n. r Nene.. AI I u t N . i J d, A t 1lurla
.N. 111 001. 1 f d1l Allll MUa:5‘,.1 a to t I - 1 0t 1 nr bum,
MN. t(
ollleluw, 1 a lwrl Id, Union, It 1, ( Al ,,.r Il.k e 1:,3 ltcrcl a' 1 .1 to 11. )1.•
700101 I, (0'. l r «an:nl 11 , Int, 04 Fn sell 1 a re I I: 1 l l t 11 0. 1 1, f, aj
root, Arr. , Io1M0,0ho. LI .. say N. ' ottAgOo,w411 Wane t lnd \ N e tun e d Iileld,
Aunty Pa;\Irr.0'. Illtdden, 1W llrllr,0`I, Petra, 111 Alma sais 1nel mon AveP1.11.11.A, III.:
11.00 uldloC a t'one el Aye.,( ISu•t, w. 1 Aagars II.I ,i, lel d fro I 1 r 0 1.1111,.
,,jtowl. Nanton. l'aplar truce, nt; Lir.. trance. t. ,, nd 0 e , Ave le 1 n r n.. 11 . Fele.
I,enarn, Tat Fie .Innen St.,rl'l An. III, 3Iwtllrnrmintlurla . Pm., Pllnl le.: l,:ual ui,,r.t0
WWnaater tee. 1)ifo'ai:n, tit; NI:. Imo 'slang. Hagen, all,; 11re. retry Kin. on, }fox 1:0, ren Sadao, Cal.;
Nhuthe' trnoaler, l'aereris. I .0.; 101. I mOdom. '7 I. er. !Wigton. 'frt., and many .sera.
WacouldIre the Main re 1 • fn4 t w w t110 Nod ill; prerone 1:els milrnan$
Lag le!nary fhouw,rd0 of do.lars, taa the Al eypr e n ore enough lormlr uI ueth eatble
end deial.aewe,av {Sea pl
it to 0,4,1 to lav ^Ou
Info,re of on! of item,' but t7 V.,I1,e Circa be
pm to enelnee a.al.lprd ens 11 1 1Or II -.r reply. We ply all prl;:r1 and 111 p plena r0 ..,111 e s percale.
$500.00 -FORFEIT. WHY DON'T YOU TRY?
Lpswill PA7l fora of •400.00 ik'Cda 010 pans named 011010. Mee and throned. 0f onlel win.
een If lout. tan prone Ihal nen have re.•e:r«i thole:ands of u01•tul and vulual,e prier peanuts,
MbOt hot ted 1111 .es prone ,u hug 1:181..0, Uptl;At rooms, Pne 1?ngh,h Tea Ret., edver
feed :41,114,47,74,.nd le l,Ondt'r11r 11'ry r,., 04,10 II' 11 Orem ratan, re. Sle'rrwnre, {,etches, t'am0ma.
of (, or that 8,01101,. 1('.,:10' -re, Air aline, etr eta. Thw
ere is nn r1on l•Lyy 001 shoaldtol
dads of tatimnnlale on Me .003rd,1Or0l.0Of the 0narreiu 41100010(1101,01.01. Ill hal 11,3* to do 110.
=noa notgennine, drop Ove. 111',,p11'y. I1 a :nen noon hundreds of vac: lydimomale tram .: o3e who
f e stt 1a11s pars coon p01 z -v 1l mar 00nouI 10ntate, 031 showing n,nt we Always do
x00.04* c cash ('000,0 and thousands of d, µaro' .rod h of .ren alga Merrlanted In is( nlee ler leaf Would on es: pe.
late a port urkht. Nt(,1000.a(r ora Minn 0. rlrht Plnnol If 10 re If yen gamut solve lht
*Inst.ipti . llyhdfl down sod Cody It ootid onto,imd von
youril ohonaandlwenail 011.10 ,at
5000 //bite, 11 r. 111, eon.et nue or rot Now it a. our eliaere. Write as at onto. Andras,
Wood Poblishing Co., Dept, 82 291.3 Congress St., Box 3124, Boston, Mos,
A ptomitc +f` cis'. h woman, Li
lips. fa f.:irtt!, of St. Joseph,
y'sich., tails how she was cured
of fading of the womb and its
accompanying pains.
"1,311' hooks dors: indeed when a
weevil t 1,0 11 that her strength is sap-
pim,' ;.way a,ud site 111011 no hopes of
ever being restored. Such was my
feel:tag a ('1'10 mouth: ago when 1
W7130 advised that nit poor health was
raesc•,l by p r0lap n'; or falling of the
womb, The words hounded like a
knee to me, 1 felt that my sun hall act ;
lout Lydia E. "Inkhorn's Vege-
table Compound same to and as at
choir of life; it restored the lost
forst, Imd buil) ine 1111 until my good
h:aiih !lammed 1, rte. For four
30,1'10 I. tads the medicine daily and
tacit do'., added health and strength.
I ant so thankful for the help I
nbt3.iuctl through its use." -Meas.
V1.1111101(13 DAravtarn, 1007 Miles Ave..
.14.01)11, AI icll.-$5000 forfeit If orlgrnal of
alma ret ter pror;ny penulnoi sa cannot Ue produced.
771e ritoord of Lydia E. Pink-
hanter; W a'getable Compound eon-
oot be equalled by any other
wt'dleino in the world.
u FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN,"
Women would save time and
1110010 sickness if they would
write to Mrs. Plnkbaln, Lynn.
Alass., for advice as 111011 as any
distressing synnptouts appear.
I N t.`l:r J J N. -
Thirty l'au'ndianl,;x.boWie sStrapped
oa the Way ttome.
An Ottawa despatch says: The
111',11111 t:epttrtmont has receivo't a
cable otatlug that thir:r' Inombcrd
of 1130 South Africa constabulary
front) tetinee1 aro stranded In Lon-
don talthost nay Meld and u'ftble
to pay their way- to Canada. They
called upon the Ilft;lt Commlaslono1
and laid their case afore him. Lord
Stratl,o•ona cotumunlcrtttxl with tho
;outlast llee lube, and the matter WAS
111111 1101ore tl:t Minister of the In-
terior. Mr. Sltton has arranged to
hriog thein to Co nada as distressed
Pauo11a114. There 101 tt fund 1n the
lmmigrnt'.on Department for thio
)lu rpo.o.
O. T. R. SHORT EINE.
applimamu 11,r11 Line From Gratett-
inlrna lo 4,0 helve.
MOO U'aaI,'Que., March 16. -Tito o!-
itclul
application to Parliament of
the Olrtod Trunk Peelle Railway
o111ertor Ions born amended so as to
include :a road from Oravenhurst,
Ong, to Quelsoe. R. R. Logan, ea-
sistiant to 1'. M. 11a.vs, Oonoral
Manager of the OrandlTrunk, states
that tin obJlv't or the ch101430 td
to pornbl00 11 shorter route to the
toad roar tel.
CHANCE IN WELLAND) CANAL,
lint rnnet to be Made 10 Old (at:;tl
!'rout the New llatattvay.
i'atharine 3. Ont., March 16-A
11111nrtr 1111 Ming matzo ,at too entraul'c
to Um Wellan..1 (Jamal, Port Dalhou-
sara, 1:011)1 will mutat consideral:lo
to the Government and also to the
few fouls which use the canal. The
condition of took 1, old canal, 18 1111011
that it. is o irtrel,y safe to sea It.
anl,0 flirti.Cr, and III order to admit
1essels to the oil (anal without
tte,b1l3 this lock the caisson in the'
steno retltin:ng 4011(1 1reLwosf the
first levies of the two canals will
hat to he remove!, the boats thus
eut..rulit tEOM 1110 new 'i0 the old
strut As the nivel o: lir new canal
tit this point Ito 18 inches higher than
the oil, anis will he oveteome by
towering the sill: of {oak 2, new
mina]. sly bo doing the. wa11r in thin
101111 stn Be lowered DI tncLus to
the old ("anal level and yet allow
Matta to the fall new O'knal draft
to pees through,. This will also do
away With the Arnie on the big
retaining stone wail. Work has AI -
wady teen tstarted, a fence of men
3013113 engaged pumping, out lock 2.
The Itltcratiol's 141.1 hr' competed b' •
tore the opening of mitigation.
'COMB OF ST, MAF
F1un11 Burog the I+Ae.l'11(1on4 of the
1'aldlonlbs ur Si. Cecelia.
t,onr, Murch 16.-E0nL4atioae in
the catacombs of St. Cecelia have rt.
)(shed whet is believed (el be a301011e
oindergrenad basilica that was used
by the early Christiane. Traoo of
an altar and episcopal chair Warr
found. There were also found In a
10tato or excellent prese.rvatlou u
number of excellent paintings, Includ-
ing a Greek portrait of Christ. Three
tombs that were discovered aro de-
ehlrr:t by local archaeologists to be
those of 8t. Mark, St, MarceltnuO,
!early red by Diocletian, and the fam-
ous Pope Damascus.