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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1903-04-02, Page 2IRISII LAN». BILL IN BRITISII COi'4L1ONS, It Provides for a Grant of $60,- 000,000 for its Purposes. ].endue, March :10.--T11i lrfeh Hee- rotary, Mr. R'yn `ham, inlraht od tee Oovernmrnt'ei long-antfrlpated Irish land hide In the Hoioe of Commune t11ie afternoon. 1l proposes a free grant of $110,000,000 for ilte pur- poses of the 1)111 The keen interest felt in this new togielatbee,".which, it Is hoped, Atte promote J><iace end contentment In Ireland, was evidence.` by the crowd- ed Hou°. The Peers' gat liery and the dietingulshod strangers, gnliery were !tiled, and theie had been no such gathering pi member; of Pariiament since oho 0(1 n:ug of the session. &Liclnie' Aavftt, father of the land league, co'ellrato:l hie 37th birthday by re-entering the Rouse for the first time since lie pearled to be a member In Drier to hear the Chief Secretary for irehunl untold his plena qtr. Wy'ndhana, who was heartily of aced rose to ;pore at 2.40 p. m. At the oateet ho ttntounoei that the Government thought crts!' aid wire neoewary for the fulfilment of the propose`` scheme, hilt it attache,` grater Importance to the credit operation than to the cash opera- tion. lie then unfolded tlto scheme, which provli'ctiw for Advances of money dor the nurchaee of Lori by tate tenants. The advances will be In the shape of cash and not of stock, but In order to enable the aurin; to 113 til'.=;•+1 a 111.14 st0,-(1 is to !le 1'1111) 1. IL IN 1,1 he rt) 11 1 "guar- :1utr..i _:1-1 per real. i3ulrk," and will he mdocioamahlc for thirty ytealsi Mfr. 0ytedam doubtelif8500,- 000,000 of alto slack will be needed. It will he Sequel at the rate of 823,- 000,000 y early for the Hest three ye] es, ant 0,trrn1Its, pus lily, In larger 0000. In a.hlition to this the Ooverumeut proposed n free grant of t0,O00,thee 10 he releed by additions to tie stock. the in- teresst an.1 einkin,r1 111111 o. which wit. he borne by the 1reaciery, amt ter maximum minted ehurpt- of w•Ui_•il wilt 111>1 exvw3o:I ti1,930,0U0. Tho advances to tenants through the provisions of the Land ]till are tinned to $ 'BOJ, sit tete cow - lee -sited districts, amt 83,000 else- where, Tho hill will become effective Nov• ember let. Mr. Wyndham said e7.e00.00o,000 t0uld safely be fidyanced on Irish land, but no thought the scheme would not 10(0(1 ' tei,00,0(}U,000. Tho heti Secretary- rxplaiped that while tete maximum charge of the Ftigllsh treasury 1v0111c1 not exceed ✓yz,' 7;1. tet 0 a elegle'year, the re- duction ie tee cost of the admlliis- trottten of Mend would anIm1IIt to >j' I .:::10,(100. Tho bill also provides that tenants Khali ply a tel per cent. i`aerent 011 lona:: from the government, that 111111:n1ted farms 111(1 grazing land; shah ho Noel to neighboring tenants ami that these continf',Slener8 13111111 eupet:11e: the el11es. .gtVleeftsegagnsere)sy.nges l The militia jtill, which Sir Fn d- g' .ft SNf' ,IifM CA;A11(A ti. T'.v0 t.111,1,:).:: brewery him been burned. Now Litner'rci ties beth made a t owls, The London, ant., rolling `Silos otarta.' operations wlth 1:, men. Wm. C. Bailey, or Cli1eag,,, tall nlwlage flit ]sing Edu'aUrl Hotel, Toronto. Cicalae exercises were held at tate Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto, The Grand Trunk's Pacific peti- tion for incorporation ane preeent- eai a' Ottawa, In the libel feat of Schmuck against the Guelph Mercury the newspaper got the verdict, Annie Reaume escaped from the jail at Chatham by prying the lock off the woman's ward. Chicago hotelmen are reeking rep- resentation on the board of the KingEdward hotel Company. Air. James W. Hevcy, of Went Lou- don, has leen appointed Division Court bailiff in succession to the late Bailiff hurtle. atanagor A. J. Small, of the Termite Opera Heusi, which 'was destroyed by tiro, has anloarlced that It will be rebuilt before Steamer. Clarke Fit era reek proposes 191 ameedr,tont to the wielded code to put a stop to Immoral exhibi- tion* Tito Canada Shipbuilding Company Inas purchased a largo tract of laud near Bridgeport, Ont., on which to erect its plant. Reprosentatnen of the. Dominion Trades acid Labor Culgr,181 will in- tervielV the oat itio Government.rnment. on April 1st. • The (Ineadlan .ltenetneturtr+f Aa- soeiatiohl Ilan decided to holt the annual meeting in Tor.;iito en Sept. 17 and 18. Port ' Stiliiiam 1108 clewed en Im- portant contract wall a Ch;cago company for the development of electric powor. Tho Canadlan Northern, or rather the t'eprteentattves of Where. Map- kenale and Minn, have taken ;amer- Mon of the Grcat Northern.Mr. V. C. Brown has been ap- pointed inspector of the Bank of Commerce, :Air. C. cnwhte nomad - Ing him as uesintnnt Inspector. The Teneakeinfng Railway Com- missioners hat) ordered four en- gines and aro having speciflcatlone for ants prepared. The smallpox patient on the stea- mer Corinthian, at Halifax, has been sent to the quarantine station, and the passengers have been allowed to land. The will of Mrs. Bolton, who died on Sunday In Halifax, hequcathe x:.3,000 to the Prearyterien Church, and the Halifaxifax Ladies' College gets #17,000. Mr. 11. L. Bordeu, it is ut lerstood, to opposed to the domande by local politicians that Toronto be given eight or trine seats under the new re- distribution bill. The Ottawa Typographical Un- ion is agitating for tan nkat` a ill wawathe wawa of - lliIotype men from $18 to Pe a week. They threatened to strike union their whales are met within a certain time. NEWS IN BRIEF erlek Borden 11111 Introline: this ses- tet :m, will probably monde for an biomes) in the perluanrat eerpe, 1n.l (thee tare power for the nppuiultnent of n Canadian Wilier to eeinniold the militia, Lona Jake Ilubetzn, n hunger - tan employed t)1 a OUIIi'il at the Immigration buildings at St. John, N. L'., has ron.egsed 1, ,beryl` 'melee for men:sting 'de1:afne'1 far migrants to enter 1 11;1;(1 811 (s. IIe will le deported to 1,!terpool. it is nunomlrrd tent the uniform Which Is to he adoptee for lea To- ronto Malltlited (11(Ira has now been utmost determine` up:u1. Tho kink` serge will be retailed end a uni- form, to worn by the, dragoons, will be adoptee for full drese. Mrs. MnoQuoen, of Toronto, on her way through London to North 1)a.kotn, whit takon from a train suf- fering from cocaine lolsoniag end in at Victoria hospital. She Is supposed to have taken the drug in mistake for medicine. Poshuaslor J. A. Joltntoton 01111 George Clliverton were arraigned be- fore the County Court judge at Dal- housie, N. S., and pleaded guilty to steeling $428 from the post -of - flee nn July :10th lag`, and were remanded for semen;;. liRITlSli .AINIJ N(1REIl/N, Helena, Ark., h: threatened by, floods. There will be no more women In- sppeectors of Incoming passengers at New York. Mexico's qumrentine against San Fraieleco, declared Met 1)t ermber, boa beim rained. The NI-rth elerme11 1 an't`e Hayti the Itrielett;eg electieue will take plat: 1111 J1111 10. 'J'ite Pope hits decided to snake Car - devil Ramp:011a Alli .Cbaneellor of tho holy sea. John Ileney \I•rfssrnbrueh, the fam- e()); Dinah la b:cape and neurirl' palntar, 1s dead. The 0estolen cony ration of the South Aft1r,11 relotfan provides :er ereferenteal trmi Intent o: I alt ti :.. p81•ts. Mr. John E. Redmond, the It^sh lewder, ways there arc ohejotfonnhl" ieaterrr, in tyle fa11,1 hill, but `hal those will no doubt be amended! 11^ repro tint a ]rifle`` war vessel h•d1 se:sel the Venezuelata gun- boat ('rgtnulador for ailegal acts of p;r11111 Is denied. The St. Petersburg w erognomic:a of .1 Berlin paper sibs that Russia Ix tieing to negotiate u. loan of lilitn U,COu in 1Fr:in('0. (ton. Clifford Sfiton and thorn who seek rids` him 111 preparing tho .t1- : 1,0 I,<mudary case. Hailed from New Te 1: for London. Applioat ions made by americans for 1110Uon 1reeel.%411 lit 81. Pi.tortberg an'1 M cots !dive been rt ere, The H: waiian Ile a.•r Committee on Pulite! 1•:xpenditer,o inti reported an- other embezzlement In the itlortrd of Publlc Wort::+, tflo eineettt b1iug 1100. Replying; to a nutation by Mr. C. 1). Robe, the Canadian member for Nrn•mareel, 11r. Jos'p!i (llrunh:Hain stated that oho deelsl0n of the alas- Ir•o tribunal on the question to be Helm:dted to It would bo binding on ;:I! psrtica to that couventlon. Zino rush to Canada is brisker than ever. 'The Canadian Emigr'at`ion 01- ffeos in London aro hourly crowded with enquirers, n.nd an avenlge 01 .) Every fa .1'r 1: ows 1 !iat sonic J)ia1,i1' ' u' belted' tli:1 1 others. , A fly 1,;: tilt and seed 11::1C i t't';1I the eetel11 but some ```antis are weal: and others strung. And tit:Wt's the tragi' with children. They are like young. plants. Same food, same hun,e, same car.^- but some grow big and strong while Milers stay small and weak. Scott's Emulsion offers an easy way out of the difficulty. Child weakness often means starvation, not because of lack of food, but because the food does not feed. Scott's Emulsion really feeds and gives the child growing strength. Whatever the cause of weak- ness and failure to grow - Scott's EmnIsion seems to find it and set the platter right. Send for free .ample. bolt & Sown;, Chemists, Tomei, OaWlir tBoc. and p.00; all druggists. 700 to 800 letters Is received daily, nskleg for fitfornlation about the Dominion. A HORRIBLE. EXPERIENCE.. Ruw:ul Swept Through 1a Newer at Paisley, Bootland. Paleloy, Scotland, March 80. - Serali Rafferty, of thin place, le living to -day, after having gone through one of the most horrifying cxperienctae Imaginable. Last night she walked into the bepeinrt horn, which was (10(414,41. She was caught 111 the swirl of the 131 roam and swept Into a laevo which connecter with the River ('auto. She had given herself 1111 for Let, when she manage` to gain 1t hold 011 as ledge In the server, to which she clung. Her 'mettle% however. was no improvement, for the sawyer was swarming with rats, iihich attacker{ h. and gnawed Ler clothing till 1t was In alwads. After clinging to the ledge for eight. lours she weakened and was swept from the Ridge and cut into the river. She wee picked up this morufig and fietann little, the horse for her experience, lint it. Wasn't Ili. Fault. Princeton Tiger. Henry -Did the murderer keep cool when he wont to the block t George -No; he lost his head en- tirely. 'thoroughly tip to Duty. rite r,ga Poo. "But why dors She want to study law':" "011. elle thfukn there is ;comely in 14 able to try her ewe breech ui promise snits." Mrs. Ifughson, of Chicago, whose letter follows, is another woman in high position who owes her health to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. "Money seemed but poor and pal- try compared to health, and yet a few dollars invested in Lydia E. Ptnkhant'sVegetable Compound brought me good health, I suffered for several years with general weak - 11003 and beariugolown pains, caused by womb trouble..ely appetite was frightful, and I would lie awake for hours, and could not sleep, until I seemed more weary in the morning than when, I retired. After reading one of its advertisements I decided to try the =rite of Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound, and I am to glad 1 did, No one can de- scribe the good it did me. I took three bottles faithfully, and besides build- ing up my general health, it drove all disease and poison out of my body, and made one feel as spryy and active ass. young girl. Mrs. Pin ham's medi- cines are certainly all they are claimed to be."- Mese M. E. Ilu00so11, 147 E. Ohio St., Chicago, be produeea. M. -MOO Eerie`` 1/ original of above letter proe(nq genuineness cannot If the slightest trouble appears which you tlo not understand, write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., for her advice, and a few timely words from her will show you the right thing to do. This advice costa nothing, but It may Mean life or happiness or both. GEN. MAGOONALO SHO!IFSISLLFI "Fighting Mac" Preferred Death to Disgrace. SUICiG'ED IN PARIS HOTEL, Perls table: Major-General Sir Hector Maodolulhl, eomnlallding the Britleli force; In Coylon, and one of the foremost officers in the British army, against whom charges hatred on Immoral nets were filed N01110 titan ago, committed suicide to -day at the Hotel Regula stere. He shot hlmsel in the right temple shortly after noon, and expired a few minutes later. The (`;neral was alone in his small chamber on the Mezzanine floor of the hotel nt oho time of the tra- gedy. One of tho f00nale attendants heard the pistol shot, and opeuhlg the door, saw the General's figere oetetrctcierd on 111e floor, with the blood gushing from a billet wound in the held She ran screaming to the le Irony overlooking the lobby of the botch whoro welly guests, In- cluding a ember of ladlen, were atmemlrled. Tile proprietor of the hotel tuns the first to roach the ex- piring man. Medical help wall Imme- dlntcl0 semme ed, nut was found to be useless, death ensuing quickly. Tee Commit:sary of Police ons 110- Gre-0, ; (1d accompanied by a doctor, peace( cad to a preliminary nlvestl- 0:e tem. No honey or pelves 111any Melt hero found r Elector's bag- gage. Two notes written in Eng - evert) found lying on a table In 11113 100111, 1111) 1he14; ware taken pollsessiun of by the euthorltics, (111 ft in understood their contents kayo no fearing on bhp suicide. In the Geaeral'4 emit, lying 011 t -leo bed, were foetid some photographs. 'rhe I:1ltish 81111.tssy and Consulate were notified inter, and Consul -General Inldiril incited tho hotel and took charge of the body, which was pietist] r^ the bed. The door was then locked, the (:on,ui-General taking the key. Tito French officials took pos- session of tow revolver, • ✓ CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. Ere. 8. Fogler Had Rheumatism 80 Long Ells Cid Not Think She Would Ever Cot Well. •HE ADVISES MUNYON'E RHEUMATISM CURi, Arelied tneiccenipullce.. Sir Hector Aram:mail arrived In fares last Friday evening from London 011 his way 10 Ceylon, where it was understood that nu immediate court-martial would be held to recur up the (Merges made ngufnst Luo. 011 reaching the hotel a.t 1 o'clock tat night, he wan 1014 `hut only a small and inetifferrl1 roam was available. Ile replied that (list whin quite enffioient. 110 iv:18 not accompanied by any aides -roe• camp or a valet. Ife sail he only bo1cnded to `,"lay is day cr two in fares. Little wean neon of him after his arrival, tie wee, however, In the hotel lobby about 110011 10 -day. and 1t, in believe` that rt news- paper• printed 1n English, 0ontaln- ing n resu1110 of the grave charges brought against ban,, and embel- lished with the general's portrait in full uelforul, came under Ids at- teetlon. IIe left the lobby, going to his room, and the pistol shot folluwe(( soon after. 1t), err:Mgt:Meil n have ,vet leen nettle no to the dlspesition of the body, ',hlch is eml joct to the or - clew of the li'7itlslt autltarltlee. Both the British F11117anny nn+1 Ceiten1.4;cucril English have ndl1,ed London of the t)•upPQy, and are awaiting definite instructions, The general's m(ic!ale bas pro- f0un,ll r t=lorkr'1 the. British officials here. Those about the hotel who had cee4erv;<.1 with' Sir Hectorliae- dena1l reeeetly, sny he showed no engem of excitement or mental worry. N'lyds ill Sy1t1pntlq. London cable: The tragic raid ut "reghtnig Mac;' who, the eon of A. i1a4iiii41i11 cotter, rem irons a pos- ition 0; 0 deeper'; assistant to be :111 honored general in the British iirmy. hem calmed great Reverts° and tie* sorrow In London. Tho nature 01 (111orreneue with which he was rharge,,I had rot become generally" known to the puddle, ilnt had been common goecip it) military circles, and nithongh In the army and nnnone' his Higltlnnder comrades, en- pax•Inlly-. there in keen grief, their feeling 1n that It was 'better to die thee than face dishonor." Sir lector was eepnrated from his wife many years ago, 1.nd, before he got hie comneselon. He has not lived with her slier. Bo Leaves a son, who is being educated in au English Pub- lic School. The offfc!ai announcement made by the (lovnrncar of Ceylon in the Legis- Iatur1 3fendny that Major,0enoral Macdonald wont() he court -martini - ed, and publicity given to the affair, were evidently the determining nue- tivee for the suicide. Ills frlenda at- tribute the unfortunate business to bin broken health and shattered nerves, the outcome of two c;uu- paigns, in the Soudan and South Africa. An attack of dy4enlory find n, tonc'n of 0nnstroko tat leinrdeherg during the South African campaign left serious effects, and a wowed 110 received In the leg herded baldly. It is nutted that he often complain - eel of pains In the head, and in Cey- lon his health and the depression from which he wan suffering grow worse, to seek an extent that there was talk of Invaliding 111111 from the more ice. Tho newspapers Here comment syn/pathetlrally on the inexprete "There is no punishment too severe for those who deceive the sick."- MIJNYON. Mfrs. S. Fogler writes :-"I bare suf- fered from rheumatism for fifteen years, and my whole system was affected. At intervals 1 would have Brute attacks and my suffering would bo terrible, 1 have received (benefit from physicians, bet only of a temporary character. I ob- tained a sample vial of Munyon's Shen - teatime Oure, and it hes relieved me in the most extraordinary way. 1 have no more pain, and .i recommend this remedy ho every person who desires to become cured of rheumatism. It ie a wonderful remedy." -Mrs. S, Pelger, 111 masse` street, Toronto, Dec. 121)1, 1902. MIINYON'S REMEDIES. Munyos's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia, and breaks up a cold la a 4141 hours. Price 250. lfnnyon's Rheumatism Cure cures Rheu- m:them permnncntly, f'r`ee 25e ; at all druggists. Minion's Dysp-'psln Cure /weave,' enrea ell forms of Indigestion and stomaeb trot. bees, Price. 135,1. ME MEDICAL ADVICE. Personal letters addressed to Prof. Igen- on, lllIlade7pbla, 1',N.A., containing de. ta11s of airlineee, will be answered prompt- ty and free advice as to treatmeat will es given. tb hlbly pitiful rlid of a bravo man, and say that lea countrymen Will reulclnbcr hen best act the man who 011 his return from Omdurman King Edward, then Prince of Wales, greet- ing him, said: "In 1879 you were doing sentry in India, and nolo you aro a general in the Britlah army. I am proud to halm `net you." hagiltiner 91,0',1 am 11;4,11,11. Born in 1833, the son of a pioneer Cro'ter, ' mlwetil m til, 110,1101: 11igh- laalor'l is 1870, Prolauta 1 to a c0111ml4,i0n by Lord Roberts le 1879, for gallant oondut't In the -afghan war. M intioneed twice 10 despatches, Tool: pert 1n the Boor trot. of 1881. Present at Id elnhe 11111, and men- tioned In despatches, WIN in tho Nile Expolition, 1881-5. 'and wee at Seaklm In 18e8, where he w:1,4 licentiate)! in 41,4131tchr4, and retched the Khedive's star. In 1859 110 WO', again mentioned for Ole- th1guki,al srtrsice, end two years Inter took part In tho 0aptuve of Toke r, 111 :bee Iio commenced the Second Infantry Brigade of tae (iougola lsxpedlttonery Fora;, when ha Will ng:nn mentioned In d0spatchos. Iio ccnnmen.ierl the Egyptian Bri- gade, 18,7-98, Inc:mime the fight- ing at Abu -Hauled, Atbara, and blr.rt0uni, 1n ell of which IIe was apeill1010A 111 dospateltrt+, and re- eehed the the tiles of Parliament. Appointe-1 A. 1). C. to the late Qlirei1 '1(100ria In 1890. Commended Highland Brigade, South Africa, 18J0-1001, and wiry wounded at Paerdeberg. Ambit:too to the comma:el of the S0ull.ern and Belgium Dtytrlct, L0111, 1901, and sueeemeotly ap- pointel commander of the forces in Ceylon. ------- PATIENT i:SLAPEI). `reeler Inds ill. 1,111 by damping 1113)41 the Inver. New Tore, ilnrch 30. -Dr. Duncan MCFarinne', 11 we filthy physician or ('111M del ph ll, use pini (1 m the 1114erene;t etet11`` rium n1 Aetorle, L. I., to -'lay and committal suicide Ly Jumpil 11 into ilia hast River. .1. tt•rttchm ll saw doctor ',Kip frn:u a window, and followol, but was 400 late to save Ilam. MtI"urbane had been at tbic sane tmr'•ium only two days. Ho made friends with 'the elevators and sensed to enjoy the beet the satallariam af- forded. Ise went to Mal early lana night, while lits num was u.loep. Early to -day lie dropped from the window, and rustling acme the protrude, threw himself into the river. THE KINIO'S tIEALht. Hl,. 3(ol, name 1.14,1 the Lir 30Stories Itr iuiling It. Leaden, March :;0. -Tho vague sug- gestion of 11(14 L (01(10ol Posit heat King Edward 18 111 poor health and mtffere from depreaeho does not find confirmation in well informed qunrtene. The Eine fregtwntly Is seen in puller, and npperently in ex- cellent health and spirits. 1114 left 1,nndo11 this aftornoon to vlelt the Fart of Derby at KCnowroley Park, Lancnshim, and to gee the grand national a'tceplechase at Liverpool to -morrow. Ills Majesty will start on Monday next for Liwhon, and there h+' w•111 go on a yachting toter'. Queen Alexandra to to leave the same day to spcn+l thtrc weeks at Copenhagen, which la hardly com- patible with the Atnggeetlon that. King Edward is in ll!-ilpllth.