The Clinton News-Record, 1902-08-07, Page 2NEWS TOPICS Of nEEL
IIntel to Stay there ttiore than tWo
=tit s. Ile did not see lir. Leyde
0 before starting.
i Thursday Morning before daybreak,
burglars entered the houses of 0.
Important Events in Few Words i.Fienting, and R. jr. Sutherland,
For Busy Readers, 1. M.P., Windsor, the latter geotleman
i being' confronted by a nuen with a
revolver. At Detroit Darby Travers
2h� Busy wettest mappeutines Cu wee arrested end .brought 10 Wind -
i Connection with the affair.
TIM CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
8911ll tiOtIll 1IN TOORPIIY 0111 OFTllftJ GEEN WAS POISONED.'
Struck Et, Catharines on Sunday
For Several Thousand Collars,
l'ortanatoly No itirts era Lunt la Bee
sor
Compiled and rut fatir !dandy sad Ihs Belton McCarthy, son of Judge
attractive shape roe na• Readers McCarthy. is wider ball et Orange-
s./ our naper-a. solid neurei satjoy. ville, and will appear ou Satu, day
o anSwer a charge of assaulting
mem rarawraphs,
' Mrs. Mungovan, wife of the editor of
ureoL.ASSIFISSIO• The Post. It is alleged that he;
A statue in memory of M. Pasteur knocked her down and kicked twit
was unveiled at his birthplace, Dole, Mrs. hitngovart is seriously injured/
in the Department of Jura, Sunday. An Anarchistic letter, signed by
Lessing, the sculptor, has been Com- WatsOn Connell nr Minneapolis. Pass-
iniesioner to design a statue of ed through the twills at Pottrville,
sbakespeare, which will be erected nt Pa., on. Friday. and . was pliteed in
Weimar, Germany. Abe hands of the local pollee. In it
Itev. lir. Cout•tice, editor of The the writer stated that he would kill
"mist" flualsilan, is suffering in PierPont Mot•gan, in the interest of
Muskoka from paralysis of the right the strikers, fixing Aug. 1 for the
leg and right area.
deed.
Eight persons, noted for their ver- I ol01101.111kk.
acitv, say they have seen a sea, See- I ...Tan Lasupman, aged 20, and two
Pent in Mary Bay, on the east side ' horses wee% killed by lightning Fri -
of the R.211.C., Kingston. day morning on Pierson'S farm, •near
At Thursday's Cabinet meeting an Lockport, • eLY. • •
order -in -council was passed ordering Fifteen persons were injured en a
a proclamation for a public holiday 1 tally -ho coach, which was struckby
on Aug. 9, coronation day. a. trolley car and overturned late
Cora Beckwith, through. her man-
ager, announced that on Sept. 4 she
will swim the upper rapids from the
upper steel arch bridge to the whirl- on Ihursday. night. Jamie' 'McAteer
pool. . was driving. She was a daughter of.
Police Commissioner Partridge ree Hugh McColl ,of Drayton.
duced 106 detective -sergeants to the At Quebec a young lad of 16,
rank ef patrolmen, as a result of the named Claude (Allard, met his denth
riot at the Jewish funeral at New at the Bridge Weeks by being •jani-
Vot•lc.• mod between a, barge and the works,
The will of the late Lord Paterice- with the result that his chest was,
foto, British ambassador to the Ifni- crushed 'in; . ••
ted States, has been proved. The At. Quebec . Thursday'•afternoon a
value of the estate is pinnedat lineman uamed Lemieux, employed by
£68,700 ($818,500). • the JaeqUes Citrtier Electric •and
Itudyard Kipling who has been Power Company, took hold of a live
much annoyed by t,he visits of Drigh- wire and he fell head -first to the
ton excursionists to his house at ground, aking his •neck. , Death
Itottingdean, has purchased a new- was instantaneous.
country place near .Tunbridge Wells. At Sunderland Richard Hodgson,
The British Navy League is sending lumber dealer, was Assisting at the
11. E. 'Watt on a special mission to raising of n. barn on the farm of
Canada to promote and foster the John Farrow, on Friday. ,About
objects of the league. Mr. •Watt half -Past five he was seen to throw
will leave for Canacia•in September. back his head and fall to the ground
Evelyn 13. Baldwin; the Arctic me- ' dead.,• HO leaves a • wife and • ono
plorer, arrived at Honningsvaag, daughter.
Norway, on Friday. He reported all DEAD.
him nten in good health, and said: James Woolen,, a Crimean veteran,
"We have been baffled, but not beat- is dead at Kingston, aged 77: .
en." •• Elizabeth Barstow Stbddard, wife
Alfred Lyttleton, of London, has Of 'Richard Ileney Stoddard; the New
been appointed arbitrator on behalf York poet and critic, • died at . her
of Newfoundland to adjudicate •the honie in that city, aged 80. "
claims held • by Mr. Reid, •the cons . At St. Catharines Wililuni Thom-.
tractor, against the Newfoundland son, a .proreinent. Liberal politician'
Government. .• ttnd moreber of the firm. of Thomson
The tirst volume of the Canadian •& Moore, died Friday; Inornlog, al -
census report will define the area of •ter no illness of several .weeks. ••
every notnicipalitY and parish in Can- One of Got•rie's oldest. residints iit •
ada. This •work has been dents by the person af • Henry Perkins, Post'
the Dominion geographer, Mr. White, •master, passed away title evening in
ff
and his sta.• shis 0.7th year: Deceased • lived-. in
Solicitor -general Carroll has 'ret Gorrie cootineouely for the past 42
turned from. England, *here he. was ...nears ••• . • . •
with the Premier In connection with, jacob M../tieselifelder,- teacher o
coronation matters. Mr. Carroll is orienial.languttges at Toronto -.1.7111-s
now at Fraserville, .Quebec, butwiII Vert:titer., and. 'connected with the staff
oi•
Wednesday night in Denver, Col.
Miss Maggio .McColb. 20 years .old,
was killed in t runaway. at Guelph,
be in Ottawa shot tly• • f thV iest itttion for neas d s • hall
A. P. Gundry, for ,the past nine eittury, died on Saturday, aged _83..
years science master of the Collegiate -yearaS The late Mr: lefirsthfelder wile,
institute, Ingersoll, was presented born. in •Baden-13adenS Germane, .•and :-
with an address and purse of gold • in
Cae to.•Canada • in 'his. 18-th year.'...,
on Friday night, the occasion mark -....0 was mestersof •ss nine oriental lang:-: -
ing the severance • of his connection eaaes Afid an author, of. some res
with the institute. . • •• • Puts,- • ' • •
What undoubtedly is the largest . • • PdVilICIP.4.1:1VORLID. ..• . .
known tree in the world has: been Beaverton has a ,Succestiful hide- •
discovered on the Government reser- pendent .telephone, system of , twenty-'.•
vation far up in the Sierras, in.Fres- five phonesr with prospects 61 dOubl- -
no co"nly, Cal-. Six feet from the ing the nunihersby fall..*: , • , -
ground, it took a line 154e feet • 8 . - The Township .of Etkpiesing - has.
inches long to encircle the tree, mak-'made; it ,a, misdemeanor 'for ...pers.:
ing• it over 51 feet- in diameter. •sons:Using profane, •.bIrtsphemous or •
It • is officially stated that, the Bei- insulting longustgc.i, or.istosare guilty....
tish Government has exercised nos -of . scandalous or bad behaviour on
control over the •Day Islands since i he streets or in • stabile places -in
1R59, when they were ceded...to Hon, the townehip., • The penalty ranges
dusts. Hence, any appeal by the in- from Si up to $20 and Costs.
habitants of those islands to • the , iron mere Or• Wan.'
captain . of the British wart -hip, • Provision is mcgie in the German
•
newt !runty stmatioe eselletiogrielted
VP * car awl After Str;pplog
11.40.4i1 Prom Undo! Ji1 liratv 4
Seirerul Verde awer--41 reat • Vuot'-
ID tho City of ale Oiints,
• St. Catharines, Aug, 4:--TIAIS city
was struck, by a cyclone at 1.50 Yes-
terday afternoon and several thous -
ends of dollars' damage done to.
prm erty. Na lit tei • were lost, but
some very narrow escapes are re-
ported. A large funnel shoned ' Cloud
formed in a northerly direction and
moved over the city with wonderful
tivtattPrittleicitYits destruction, moving south -
At Welland avenue it
by Court and Geneva streets. • • •
It first blew mit the end . of the
N. St. G. and r. car barns.
huliding ,is- a new brick •stritetitre,
and is badlytonnehed. lt picked up
it freight ear hi the N. St. C. :and
al yritetiliZYsti.111;(11;ititteth(tihtehltivIclicts stigin;
under It. At this point huge trees.
were tora up 'and the road blocked.'
All along; Onset street parts Of.
the ..roofs nee • gone, and the yards
and roads are completely blocke I,
Mrs. Captain Murray's brick. barn
was unroofed and almost -wrecked,
Slate shingles were stripped off ani
driven into frame houses. There is•
scarcely o chininey left .standing in,
this vicinity:
The storm. passed •south, crossing
Church, Ring. and St.Paul streets.
Here it turnedeast • on. Division
street.. The Delmont • House, corner
St, Paul. and Sieneva, was unroofed
and damaged. 1Vise'S lumber. yard
was slightlydamaged andwindows
broken. Division. street ,is peobably
the worst, 'Although the houses Aro
standing,- barns on. all .sides nee un-
roofed.: ••
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Tbe Bell •Telephone' Company and
other wires are tangled in a mites.
Some hare poles were Weised up lade
en with wires and -thrown on to of
other -poles and !hoe they hang ie •
the Air. Fence's are carrlifcisatvays
and ehhintess andverandahsstripped
oft. . • •
'The .Storne alter leaving Division
street; struck .across 1h Wellend
throwing tho••water - high In
the air. Mr. Charles Steele, • Who
lives just mit of -the canal, bad:his.
house wrecked, Ile saw the . stoint
coining, and he andhis, family i•att-
to the root hotise. for -safety-. •The.'
roof of his houso,. was picked tip and'
- fell with :a -.crash on the epol. house.
'leaving him and his faintly .prisonerS,
until- -aisistanee .t 1.1180 and (hopped
h im P. RC had. • a t•aceioue siss.
cape. •
.sThe Met p1tie,tn the...city 'attacked
Was f.'artet :stud, it took
the 'whole. top: :OlCilue Main -building
and . spattered -bricks and smeller"
sheds -everywhere. The barns - Were
A Curious Remark That Saved
Augustin Gravelle'S Life.
Thu Mao Had noucat a stator and Tend
*trod ati UovoLoue With Title. 'wineries
nrevented front EudIng 1110 Life -Loft
au$01:olen.ge °roving!, 411. ror
causii,4 ma* instr.4s-11,0,14iik to Ile
• Sarnia, Aug. 1, -About noon yes-
terday it auto. tiged probably between
and 00 years walked into J. .1.
Clement'sdrug store and asked for it
111•••01•• • He selected one from among
those ehown Lint. in payment foe
hit t.. l
rere. m.r.
./tts
14011101.1141i; tvi.6tig and lie hurried out.
' nI the store and followed the mail
dow.n. th Lochiel street hill t ()waists
i the riVee, • When Clement found
I; the would be suicide he wits en his
kneee in *ho retie or the raml,ton
• Loan (*Mummy buildieg and was
just in the net, ot. eutling his throut.
Cienent grabbed the linin's non
:t nd • ealltd for assistance. Sevet•al
nari respell:tied *and the man was re-
. stt•nined from intiieting any more in-
juries upon himself. :He fought. 'des-
• pe
sirrontelyliinittis_dit. seemed 'Wend to d.••••
De. hIot•rison was summoned a»ci
attended to the cuts in the • nian's
• throat, In his attempt_at suicide,
Gravelle, foe sucli his named proved
is) lie,. managed to make ttyo cuts
in his iheoat-goile three inches long
and (mother ahout one in lents-tie
but neither 'of them was cleep'enough
to cause 'death. Following .• is a
acbtpytheeldtritileg I seLt(tlerre.... sv i t I NI elle left
• "August 2nd..
• deitr .wite Maggie, that I love, -
1 have, been 'looking for you. and Joseph
night and day. I forgive yea withall
• my beart. I love' you, -Maggie. ;
Joseph and Maggie. Tell them it bre.
ken -hearted end loVing.father-has gime
to heaven. I kiss you:all in erg, dias
• tress. Itt it few Minutes I will..meet
niy Judge, not ,the -one that stolg.the
'children. • I do not .blame you. god
• told the to forgive, Pleas, Ides .the
...cloiralledrteon.heGaivieentore minute end I am
..g
..7A11
Grav.tellec"
• 'P.gii:4tss.;Ptal::'dbererirui
tPyotTou11‘!11me aed my
• deare1diei."
Thte letter wits'. ciettleessecl Mrs.
A. Gravelle, Sarnia; Ont. The doe-
• tot's .• expresa belief that theinen.
• Wits iesape end dongeri!mns to be Ititi
• ••tlei hospital, Inform, Lio. was
- " :tgainst - hint. andsha Was.,rentoVell to
the county jell on remand.
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• 01N E D WITFIFA-K4ILY. •
' Kin; 'Mal • Lituoli
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With' :Heathers oftha'''xioial 'Pantliy-•
Els Majesty Is Now PhIpper„, •
also ..unroofed. There • was a power
wire erossing near this point whieh•
fell • and killed two cows,. Via. AtteetS
ear wires tete ate. CloWn; and th
teittrie is 41.1S 11.,11aVd t 641
The..cycleite moved hi an 'vast erl3r
• direction, bate ideptly spent
force Itere, reports froin surround-
ing Places rePoirt. no storiti A heavy
ram followed the stems, Which lasted
...for ebotit -80 minutes and then it.
. .
cleessel. . . .."
The cycdorte of yesterclaY, afternoon
tilt. cited 'through alsotit • the same
:part Of St.. Chthaelnes ea 'the_ one
• time' years ago, but instead of movs.
ing through Merrittens . where four
people were ided,-. it. turn( d detet...
The streetS •are crowded with people
viewing the 'scene of the dissistins,.
Mid the ..storrn. stritek here, on • -a
week day- t.here mah
have heen a number of lives likits
. seeere 011.4 littisiene, •
, Tiamilt on, keg.. 4.L-AbOtit n'efoek.:
.yeel erdas...a.fternosin a severe hi •
..WiraidS1.010 ' struck the' eflearlt and did
t i chest ,. meet, .. I t n ts, u .
-b oWn ilown .and Ilse. dant:v.6 doue.
• • . . .
•
•••• AirA.TH.0.1:t
. • • . .
140 :Dinars Betienini, lop stilt enteignedi''
• se lee tteauy et, 8., • . • •
• , . • . „. .
Sydney,. Aug. 1., --An eglikee
skim. resulting in hettvy loss .of Ille; •
:haw mattered nt the Mts.R.inetlit, cols.
tiers- at . Woliongoeg, • . port •forty
• Miles. leniit - Tiventy-seVenbods.•
ies .)1aVe bei'll recovered; The builds..
ings • at the mOuths pfs.the Were
wieeked. (Inc hentleed and fort:SI-
nine min :est Were resctiect,• but 'it hi:in-
deed are still entombed. • it if, feared_
theie, release ifopeiess, portion
of the colliery. ie oa .• •
• • ,
took. olti 07 001-a.a. '
V0%001111', ' .A0g. 2.- So.
al% 07 bodiee base been seesivered
le In Moent Fluniet Celi;e1 y,
wi..low,t-itgt,hp;.• •au ()slow
i red 'I ten sditi . Thi: • Wc r rt •of
is touch . hampered by afters
damp fir the -mine. • '
'tilt 1,, 411 .,1114 •
Wal,ocelitieg' Aug 4,--Ered Teeter,
winie on it . Was f-tVlir . by
tigh•sing the oilee. clay The ten of
talder Wits smashed, lent qui
tighteieg ran glow a Fred's skit., s;
.ed OA el and. Nut up the. other stile, .
stripoitig oft' hie_ clothing, even liss
ioa-104 'arid li001:4, esti miming aliimet
the whole or hie heily, • Ile, 141 to
the . gt mind. uneoneclises. .11edicel
atd laSeight him nrotind aml he will
flee, •
Psyche, must have been met with a naval .estimates 1908 for sineret *
th,
refusal. . trig the 'effective strength • of the
ut Depart -
demisting at St. Thomas, Thursday.' ment at Cape Town stittes. that
• George Swartz, Port Sta.nley, eignt navy by 85,000- men.'
years old, .saved a young child from ' A cable fro Casualty.
The smaller child, four years old; Trooper • .J , A. Crossland of the d
was playing on aspiatrorm, where O.M.R. datigerously..111 of rhounnt- •
the water was five feet dee!), end tie' fever. : Crossland belongs; to Pp,
slipped in. Young Swarth caught he erboro,- Ont. .
child as he came up, and held • him • romiTxCa-IsfrEltIAL. •
till help arrived. E..Shackelten, a merriber of Ora
CRIME AND CRIMIitALS. • Labor' Party, has baerl eIectiql Co the
Edward Cinutingliath of .North .13ritieh. House of •ComnMne without .
ronl was robbed of $25 and beaten. otiposition, to fill the 'vecincy the '
hy t wo 111011 on the Glebe read • at • seat far the Clithero pe
Davis . ilia on Thursday evening., : -. • Laneashire,...cauSed- by the, "elevation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer, charged. NV itki ...t0 thepeerage or Sir Uglitreci• .lawe
the murder of her husbands -Dr. Jac- Kay -Shuttleworth, wild, set for the'
ab F. bleyer, at Buffalo.. has heen. ' 0 ,. as it ' •
declai•ed insane by the commission IA •• • • ' . litinINEs WORLD ..
• • . . .• 'Flie .Stortiy. 'Cotton Congintre. . Of
li,nacy.
Editor William MacAdams' apology PhIladelpb la; has. accittired:.a tract of
has been accepted by the full court . stand in the: Trensvaal: It is said
of British Columbia., and -the judges that: cotton can be grown much'
have Wired Ottawa recommending•his cheaper. InSouth'Africa than in the
1•Pieti.Se. ' . ..:1Nted States. , • "
Tracey. the outlaw, has apPeared -. ' :. • . • -E.111ANpiAlt. -•
at two different poinla in Washing -6 - Afontreal. ostoms. receipts :for the
1 on Si al v, arid deman'thel food. lie month . of jut y reached . $089.,185.7 0,
was heavily areied, and exhibited- 'being an increase of $52,658.07 0'-
n o• :lids .
. . • - ,be the same month last • year. •
A moldier of Anarchiets tepee ar-• • •' • halloeit. WORLD. • • .
rviiti.:1 at Roane ThurruleY and EN- It ityann9nnel-S1 ',that *the .Yllkon
flay. '1 hs prisoners ft MP said to have telegritpliers will not go 'on. strike 101-
1 K•en in correN1 orsic n,e wit h coin- . tli they have heard Mr. Itate anent
reties in Paterson, N.J. - Siechtien as to their ,ilei, rieee;
Einp,•ror William haF4 pardoned'. ' .. "rote: Vint: ICC( 0 ,i 4. '
Lieut. liildehrlind, who. was moiling-, Lightning struck the Must .of Amos.
oil to ,Atvo .,•ottt•fi' imprinonment in it' 'flagman, a farmer, living sa.• mile
1.ort rums foe the killing of !dent. Mae- from Moscow, Ont., and .iturned •It.
kowitz in a duel, Met, NO% endow. " ' • . With ali Conteets. • • .
Charles Cra.ven, the negrit tieettiged. • . .P41110,0001D KillitiSl,l16
of having murdered William If. Wit- The net. stirolus of earl/Ines. eves: _
son, near hiendlon. Va., and ,s, so ireponsil t tree on . • the lit F, et i mottle I
was raptured Thureday Timmins trn.d ...T.tailw" ii)r th" Yea'r ""•'11'14•• juni'' 3t).
tilken to Leesburg. Va., was lynch- 1- . • S8e'V.r). :
pi the same afternoon.
William. 0. Vanderlip, a prominetit ' . - si 4 4,144.1, its ft0fia 'tax.
Bost on lawyer, is held - on a charge s
of dissipating, tin emtate trusted. to into:treed after * neotiii..- rrom chief
hint. Ile atintits the eteboss lenient, • Hunlip•
mid Rises the amount involved . iS 'V'ictorins il. 0,, Aug. 2.- William
somewhere around $100,000. . . - - lifacA (laths, ed; t or of '1 h .. MI. nrion
Albert Sinclair, a young man, who Baystreal‘, who. .1VA6 PO1101111 l'441. tif
was con% ieted of burght!f.ing the inn Inc nine reonthe 101' an 'ONO; 00
store of George Andereon, at Well, ' the •'member. of _the .Stipreme Colirt..
tuan's Corners, near Belleville, - wits. yesterday. tendered •11- WI'll VII apolo-
Thursday morning senteneed. by •.1 udge gy, end . wait di SI Ilartted lif t (Ir. • a WV -
Lazier to nine months in the Central ' ere •lectui.e nom Chid Justiee Hunt -
Prison. • •• er.
Col. Arthur Lynch was con• Friday '
committed for trial on_ a charge of • - tr.r.e • Op* t, MO.' tires% test. •
treason. Ile said he went to South . Ottawa, Aug, 4..--Cluttlee ltattig'ittt
Africa under contract With French
and American journals,. and did tint- arotnitttiot.nOperater, Was drowned at
London, .to Sateriley
Ring Edward had taken all Itis meals
alone; hilt for: the first • • ' time
mi e itill:ee7r4o:; ;.ahl lal
Majestsit. neve receivee .rieseerous
Ilis
• ctsasvded with. fashionable notables,
. Nita; tirima i:bloper; •
isle.' Wight, Aug."4."
Ring. Edward spent most Of Saticr-1
day • on the deck 'of the. Victoria and •
• Albert. Several dist irasuisluel
vlsI-
toiS • were received in. atmlience dining
,thu• ttofnoon.,.. Ills Majesty appinte,
od nit .he in good health and spirits.
• •• •reears isits•eit ker tre .reee, •
, • .. kan heste!, .Aug.' .Sitturday's
• sessfon oi the British .11fedival -As-
- siicietion . it was lees -tied 'that la: M.
..n. t • , • A s • •
Vtfl
tors .caily CoWes is becom nt;
and ••as
reeelt of
bn u el es recent ed tiro Ugh slump' ng
frotn 8. Vitnicogieettie ear on Satins.
day 'night 'Miss 'nude Thompson died
at the Omagh' ilostiftei tan
MINH Thiiiilih,011. had la en on a A 1- 1
.10 Sdindeo with her sister, Mies
eho lives ite, the eons
ntitlress And who hat; been for coins
tlme employed by the ist:e.
Brown Chmaratty on 'Duke 'SAUNA.' . •
What 414 A stela,' 11111k It •
1,0tulon, Aug. 4s -it lo vent that 60
Pithastanir wig Wit !WWI 1.15(t CO1'011114'.-
ti011 rIVIU the inner circle.
-
• spenialist, 4s treating Queen Alexan--
dem of •Englitail and the Bake of
'Cambridge. for. Partiai cieernestes• • •
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•
, .
' DROWNED Al' PAItAlt SOUND.
• • • . •
Walt, lenge, *est rd. porainur that Watet*.
. Geeses nettle. metier,
•
••
.Parry Sound,: .Aug, . • 2.-A. man
ne•
.nesd -W Meet Lewis -Was dreiwneci•
off the dock at Parry, Harbor Thurs-
-day. night. • Lewis had come in with
a emali excursiets party from Depot
Herber, -where he, was employed. On
returning to the .steamer ho • fells off
Lire ilocIS and tens :drowned badre
assiattince.. cOuld be renderdd..
i1lqueut, hill. be held, Lewis; Faille
•ft' ort • leery.., .
• Another drowniek aecident ocent.i•-
ed• iast evening about 8 o'eloCk.'„rwo.
Inds, Ed. ..tiardiner s' Sherrill.
Whalen,. were in 0 canoe a shott•
Way out trent the foot of Belvidere
11111,. In some Way the -.canoe • up-'
. eet . Whalen swam, foe the shore a nd
wait picked up by another .boat, Car-
: diner. who could • not • swim, . clung
" to 1 he ranee, but before assistance
, reached _him 'he ,had relaxed bbS hold
and -sank to the bottom. , Ills body
has not Yet been recovered.. HIS
relatices live in Toronto.
•
itaa8110* Lino of Atitioa. '
St. Petersleirg,, Aug. 4, -It is genii -
officially • artiouneed that the Moisten
Ministry of • Finance expectsa reply
in the negati ve from :the Powers . to
the lime regarding Int emptiollat no.
ti on age Met '••Wlieti • Stlelt 1T-
plitia are received -the Itusidan Gov -
eminent will once more Affirm that,
?IA' in Tease in duties on Russian :M-
ese will be regarded as 'an infringe-
inNst . of existitig: teeaties; •and • if
sin h incisstse . is • enforetel the Russian
Ote,•ei•nti.ent will consider iteelf free
to diet•bgard its treats !stipulations.
eliurith %Ssl8 Ecu,
, Athens, Ont., Aug. 1. -Part of a
well of filo new Methodist church 1,0 -
Ing steeled eaved iti.Saturday
a teenoon. Threo mastitis at work on
the ecatTold at thetittle fell about 47
I feet with the wall and Were badly in-
„ -Jur cl. :Samuel. . Tabor was abnoet
-; te,ried in the debris, and had hie
arm and several ribs broken,as well
its ether had elite. Edward Tan -
nor wits badly cut about the head
and !Axis,. Al) ate expected to re -
I cover, •rteo touch geetin 'Wall is givs
s en as the cause,
The News -Record, which Leads for Huron. News,
will be -sent to any address until the end of 1902
for 25c.
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Ragq Ex*Manager for Evans,
Toronto, Talks of Tragedy.
THINKS IT IS A CASE OF MURDER
11llt SI** He ltaows Nottilai Thu! Will
' Cost .4 ex l.ljIit u ill. frpoiit Urea%
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Toronto.; Aug. 1.-A. E. Bugg, for -
28(1' • menages'. of the Evans & Sons
brunch in Toronto, is in the city to -
(bay. lte will remain here until
iiigltt. 1r, liege- is supposed to'
throw considerable light en the
mystery surrounding the warehouse
sinsation. lle came to the city last
night an 0, result. ofsome enther anis
inatcd cort•espenclence betweenhim-
self and the Crown Attorney Dewart
and.the head of the local detective
-
force. Mr. -Rang expecte to he per-
mitted to give libt testimony to -clay
and be in A position to leave for
Chicago on-. the evening train, where
he is .engaged in business.
'Coroner Young says.that Mr. Ran
Might be permitted to give his testi-
mony to -day if the eituatien wag
.itrgeut :enough. In that event, the
evidence -wouldprobably be taken in
the, taco ef the 'Crown Attorney,
• and that es far as. he . it
eve') lie determined wholly by the
representative of the Crown. A con -
the evidence,. it wciuld itudniibtecily
tiveoTihiplecli.00lpitee.o.r1..INtiblic. 'riled would, hows
inyeetigation was .supposed tq
bc. ptiblic, but, .if in the estimation
of .. justice to withhold itity phase Of
of the Crowm. it was •in the interest
Attorney refused to be
interviewed on the ease, and refused
to-nilinit that ha knew Mr. Begg' wtis
in 'reroute' last -night and Would re-
main' here dut•Ing
In'the course of it, long interview
;last night, et -manager. Itagg Said:
• Gen took it 'drop per dayof pens -
sic acid for heart' disease. • -
A short time beforelio was Sound;
.nnd while , he was appareittly .well,
(leen' said:. "By Joyet afraid
I've been poisoned.," This Geen..said
to. Arnott . White. • •
. Coen's' expression was. that Of .a
poisened. man.
I plink thetsS were 'three. Men en-
gaged the .berglary. • •• • : •
in addition . to Oar own ..eMployea,
the watchnian •and certain. -employes.
of Northrop &'LYman had access to
the basenient.s •- • •
,Theee Wei no document in the safe
svhich...cauld, be an. incentive to burg-,
hwy.
. The key t� the- Coen •mystery. will
bd. the key, to the ..Whalley:••inySterg.
• -0 oeit's body ' should l oilstone&
•• I think. that :Geed. and .Whalley wore
peisoned, hecattee ono of the hurgiare
suspected. that: -they kn.eut his seerete:
• The burglary. was a genuine Attempt
been:Use$Sworth . of restage stimme
Were missing, and partition had been
.3.1thirelitshed togive-free play .to axe.'
,Foe anYthing, that was known there
.miglit. ''linVe -been •$5,00.0 . worth Of
.Atoney.in. safe. • '.• • .
• Arnott -White -Wae.•seen last night.
He seemed nincli surprised -when. -the.
• matter of d'een's statement that . •he
was poisoned was. -.brought to
attention, •• • • .
••"Vess. 1...did.. tell Foreman. Scott
that •tlegn said: '''ity peerge.l.' 7...1 be-
lieve Pia.pOieorked."
'Why did' you not nu'ntion tite feet
Ott Ilte'WitttOSS -
• "T3OCOUSO 1 WO,S Oat ' asked. I: did
not think it 50 iinportant.".
"Wheit Gen Make this remark
to • • yen?" . • . ,
"Oh, sabout : 9-- o'clO6k the morning
he - •
"Under what circumstances?" • ,
'Wells' I was • talking with him
about hating been Sic'. I•krietts he
had• been. feeling rather. bad -for
some tinie,..and he said in rather a
.joking way: ..1.believe I'Vebeen poise
.onede ...He laughed and so. did • I; and
we went On- about: giur 'business.. ...I
never ..thotight or it again until Mon-
_ day inorning;• Whert. I-totindlie. was -
.1 •sttid: to -Scott that . It
was• Singular that Geen had remiteles
-ed that he bellevtd he had been pois-
oned, and then die a few' hours let:.
et', 1, :believe he meant, that .11.0,
though t had been 'Poiscined'• that
mOrning,' ISA. that he had been Pols:.
• oned, some time heron,- and thitt
. was- eick- as- a _result • of it, but really
ss. did -net .thirtierho. meant anything
by. the." reiciark at • the dine." .1 • .
• Cdroner Young .sai d..last..night that.
the •inquest lieurbeen. . 'formally . ad-
.. jouened until Atig.• 5, He Could not,
therefore. .couVerie tho juiy to -day,
even: to .talca Itagg's ,teetintony-.
It. could be takensPeciatly and then
s read • As far as he was
concernt•d, if ;'.idr: Regg's evidence ' tle5
giVt•O to -day thepress would 4)0 per.'
. mated te be Preeent. and hear.l.:Stiil,
that •matter was •lis:the-.diseretion Of
sthir Crown:attorney, and he wetild be
governed wholly by .lits adsice..
- "Mr. •Itagg asserts that he • has been
Placed In ..a 1'010 light- largely..by tic-
csielent, Ito, :says one inapoeta.nt tot-
esertun from Crown Attorney, Dewart'
.frtiled . to reach hint, 'and flutt he
wo ti • hAve's come • to Toronto
• tnediatnly. had he received that mes-
• sage. .IRstleelares. emphatically that.
he knows .tiothing that • will cast
1111111 on tho Mystery of the Pront
.etreet warchatiee, Arid for that l'Ck18»
.n)1 could' uot Antielpate the interest
.11111tioen- ynutitorities.' too•k. In Itis testi-.
.A.t the saute time .Mr.. .Ragg ex-
. .presses the • opinion that murder has
' been done, and • that therobbery at
least, if not- the graver crimes, have
- been committed by persons thorough-
ly familiar with the iuterior 'of Er -
tens & Sons' warehouse • and ,stock.
(.01);,4luit fititior Arrast.. •
Note York, Aug. 1. --George 0. Go-
rey of St. John; N,11., held yesterday
in $2,500 bali .foi' grand jury, chums
ed with .11.sing the mails to defraud,
is believed by the authorities • - to
knowmuch concerning the mysterlomf,..
Murder:of old Solonton S. Dingee, irf
New York, in. 1805, •
August 7th, 1902
Rheum-att.=
No Other Mileage UMW 00e feels° old.
It stiffens thelointe, prodnoes staleness.
and mattes every motion painful.
It le eoznethates so bad as wholly to din.
ble, and ttfibould never be neglected,
M. $. IdeDonald, Trenton, Ont., bad it
after e severs attaelt of the grin; Urn•
Nettie Turner, Bolivar, to WA ft so
severely 114 'could not lift anything and
coul4 scarcely get pp or down Ai U08 WI
H. Shepard, Sandy Book. -COM* wilt had
up with 8. sraii Cold even in Jniy, and
could not dress littneelf,
.A.ceording to testitnonials voluntarily
given, theee sufferers were permanently
relieved, ati others bave been, by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which corrects tbe acidity of the blood
on which rheumatism depends and builds
rip the whole eystems_
- Boon's 1.0.ta canieonitlaatioa. PtUo 36 cents.
NOTICE TO LACROSSE PLAYERS.
Any Lacrosse Playere desiring em-
ployment may obtain the same by
writing at one to
HARRY REID,
CA.1.4131ET, Mich.
care C. & H. Hospital,
June sth st
BICYCLUS,
We represent the makers of the
best bicycles in the market.
We keep second hand wheels for
sale.
We repair nicycles and keep all
kinds of repairs in stock.
We sell the Page Wtre Pence and
do a general blacksmithing and job-
bing trade.
•SEELEY & TURNER.
Leaving Varna
As we are leaving Varna we
wish to reduce our stock of
Boots and Shoes as low as .
possible, so until the first of
August you will have tne op:
portunity of buying shoes at
and .below cost.
Men's Pine Shoes, regular
prices, $2.25, $2.5o and 3.O0,.
going at $1;25. •
• Women's $L25 and $1.5os
• Shoes for me and $1. •
Children's $1s25 Shoes going
• at only 900.
Don't miss this last • oppor-
tunity of getting great bar-
gains at the Varna Boot and '
• Shoe House.
House and Lot for Sale.
All •who have accounts with
• us are requested to call and
settle as soon as possible.
S. O. it*rawzi,L,-,
CAMERAS
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CAMERAS
Cameras
CAMERAS
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C.A.MERAS
WE HAVE A LARGE RANGE OF
CAMERAS BUT THE BEST FOR
A CHEAP CAMERA. IS.
BROWNIE NO 2 WHICH WE SELL
AT $2.
Persons in neighboring towns
who are thinking of purehas
ing camera, will receive an
Eastman catalogue by drop-
ping us a card. Other cameras
besides the Eastman can be
supplied. Films, developing
powders and other light sup-
plies can be sent by mail.
Our citee.p Exposure Meter
at 350 gives the correct expos-
ure under all conditions and
pays for itself in a short timd
by saving over and under ex-
posure in negatives.
H.B. COMBE,
Chemist and Druggist.
Reduction in
Prices
--+-
Here is'a good chance tO
secure a first elass buggy at a
• big reduction. Note thee
prices• •
• $80 Buggies for $68
$75 Buggies for $65.
f.65 Buggies for $60
Remember these are 'all•our
• own make which plaoes in
.a posittion t0. guarantee them
as wedo not btiy anythingbu
first-class material. .
io a
' • • VARNA: it'ePali;yinie;xPpe:ilettc141 Ltrenjed to.
t
RUmBALL. and McNIATII.
St.,
ortiand Ce.ifiellt"
.. Highest Price .
FOR SALE
-1 am agent in this dis-
trict for the Owen' Sound
• Portland Cement Qom-
p4ny and am-piepared to
. supply • either la* or
small quantities. Contrael
• tors and others who
• tend huildingwalks, walls
or- silos of cement will do
• • -:svell to communicate With
the: The Sampson brand
of cement manufactured
by: the.Owen Sound Port-
land Cement Company is •
the best .cement- on the
arket, .
sredate Vor ratio
Itttmilton, July 28. --The ehaienian
and Dotted of ' Investigating Geyer-
ller 0' the Royal Cattailiatt Heinen°
Association have unanimously award-
ed medals to John Camila, David
Mott, •flobert liateliton, George
Wentworth •and George Blanchard
tor centspleuourt persevering bravery in
risicing their /Ives to resette Joehlia
Saeford, • who Was entotebe4 for ov-
er four: daya irt it cave-in Well, near
Vara.
IT PAYS TO ATY'ERTISE
TIM 114WS-RECOR1i
Thos. A. Walker.
CLINTON
For Prod,uce lf
We pay the • highest price for -sell
kinds -of produce .and will be pleased
to have you bring it to es or oer
wagon will call upon yeti,• .
Our stock of Dry Goods; Groceries
Wall Paper,. Etc., is large and well
assorted •
HARNWEL1,,
CHEAP CASH STORE VARNA:
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fILGOW11 ,CENIVIL
STEMTISHIP LINE.
voLED0--PAULT §:rt. MARIE DIV.
ISION; FREIGHT Sc. PASSENGER..
..Weather , permitting steam
will depart per •schedule
slogan belonr.
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' STR. " OSSIVRAGE."
Will leave Goderich, North Bound,
xi o'clock p itt. Wednesdays, for Sault
Ste. Marie and hitermediatePorts,:
returning will leave Goderich for
Windsor, Detroit and Toledo at
o'clock p. in. on Mondays.
Cook's Cotton Root Compoind STR. "KING EDWARD"
Leaves Goderich, north bound, every
'Is successfully used atonthly by over Lea
10,000Ladias. Sate,effactual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Wiwi Roof Cow.
poses. Take no other, as all mixtures, pills and
Imitations are dangerous. Pr106, No. 1, 11V0
box' 150, 8,10 degrees stronger,e5 per box. ITO.
• 10f 2,Taitiled011 receipt of price and twOil-eent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsoir,Ont.
•larNos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended
responsible Druggists In Canada.
Nos. and 2 are sold in Clinton by
11. B. Conibe, R. 1'. Reekie, E. 1:10V-
ey and Watts & Co. -,druggists.
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Saturday at 9 p. 111. fensratry'Sound-
mid Sault Ste. Marie. Leaves Goder-
ich, south bound, every' Thursday .at
12,3o se. M. ler Windsor; •Detroit - ,and.
Toledo, •calling nt intermediate ports:
For 'rates and further information.
address Win..Lee„ Goderich, or .
W. E. ROSEVEAR,
General Tre.ffic Manager,
. Sault Ste; Marie, Ont.
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