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11001ved In an on lit w LIONESSES AT LAROL
g4x,cTk,c1,,, tit
nii. I'll 1-11! INQUEST RESUMED TO CHRONIC
Tokiaroom. near a , U141A
DASH" FO"KTIIE POLE* orn Soudan. 01tt0e Betwi oil trb-eux amd Voepota ilk
9 '; reot.
,ill t',;f maa'tu'i','('ioax""p�',"o'r",i"' P'o%!9er%,9
� 11ii.,yantlera wom illicif flow. Xa*v., Uarcli w, T
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'IV 1,11'11'l8110U1nt101�rA0rrle& than ato-a Ili 4100413% TAKE QUINN9S TESTIMOV411 RNEUMATISM,,,i,1,1tL,t,1� "it"Oeldt"t I
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The United matim, - -- -1 ,-,. ... - � I isiL;ur lcl,i gl,11 SmILLY 14QrIIIV;1 un'd One
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SUFFE"RINfiS 0* EXPLORERS. 1, ,, vie, ,,, ,M1104111NIZ Goorl, I of awn was killed 9my a ter ,v
Wc�,d,,, � , U
AIv ,,, ,boly,
j�:tlr,o 'Itad .�(n (-rely wounded lier -
. � . 'atton all,! . mra, so rogjor Had "ho"Mgloni,
I, . keepor
I requIre , aull had Wiled two hwses. I
. .1 that no anisiver to thoolin _ �A .. he ,
It 11glo 1:0011 definitely settled ,that professes to " ave Heard Pennell Make so tong she wdiiotviinh s 1,11110 ailli'llal.1 woro att4chwil to, a
in Lord lyN,odonIq party of BrItwIl . Would livor Cot Wolf. ,5401V whlelt. purforIn0d at tile Aokid,
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Capt. Scott Makes a Record luoml*ro of ParlIanient wile, aver to Threats Against Bordiclif , elly of .9ir,614 Jusit wzou.
iialt Canada,. will sall tile latter . I . . Larly,thiv morillng t4o case coni�
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part of August, � utiffalo"bl%rch 80�Ttte Burdtcl� Ill- � be exottoed until further notice. 31Y - tattling tho lions %ao belusi lowored
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I I Tito Canadian Pacific Itallivay has qu , est Nrau reoumed. tills morning with utatfi)wont In regard to, the Aurdiol; SHE ADVISES MUNVONIS from tho tblrdstckr� , r of the billidiug
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I% the Antarctic Region. Made a not 0jayllig of $100,000 a Inquest wIll be halldqd out here to. on tile out -010 by a pull y arraiigc-�
e alo, testimony or Alexander J. Quinn, RHEUMATISM CURE. ' 0
year in tile premiumo 61 tile now morrow mornIna. %out lyben tile at"plo, 0
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1,y,ttic,toii, N. Z., March, 31. - Tho,
�,Slodtile: parties for tile British Act-
,arctIC ,Ship DiScOy-OrY, W11000 export-
enoes were reported by the relief ship
Morlilog, on the latter's Arrival here,
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� ,Weftosday, engaged In much hazard-
ous work. The dash southward, of
(japialn Scott, of the Discoverg, as
,it, result Of which 110 TOAC1104 Lat.
'82 degrees, 17 rninutes noutli, was at.
tended by great hardships. Tbosof-
I toned onow told quickly oil the dogs,
all of wh,ta-h died. The party� had only,
a moi)-th's proyLglons when it I-etV
the southernmost depot, and there-
fore, it was Imposelblo to oont4lue
,southward. wRitalit Inviting dleas.
� tor. Tito return Jour4ey, Was most
trying, The men were oil isliort ra-
tions five days, and tbell, progress
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was seriously impeded, by fog. Lieu-
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tenant Shackloton burst a blood
vessel in one of his lungs, and only
his, pluck pulled him ,through,
Rord oil the Men.
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The crew of the D1,scovery, are des.
cribea as having palpably aged, ow, -
Ing to hard living, buttlroy are wet$
. and cheerful. �
,ir' Another paxty, under Lieut. Barnes,
was returntng from a sledge jour -
pay, towards Cape Crozier, when n
blizzard ,struck them ton iniles irom
home. Barnes abandoned his tents
and sledgeR, aII4 left tile ftm to
1111sUl"AllieCH Oil T,Ille MaTer 1,113031� I
049,
London at 4 Instead of 8 1;uln 1,
vuruouviur, w3w, xu tu unvKtmt ,au;&1;u
Pennell threaten to kill Bgrdlokautl
(�Xllllllls. Story. ,
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k -a,4 1,14k, V.b. A— .,f&.j .."A 419 lk4tu
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ground, burs$lng Open vs t titruok,
Und '01eir Own way,, 'to 'the ship. Ow",
Ing to tho blinding bliaw, Barnes and
as formorl,y.
Ono of the rarest Blblco In exist-
F. U. 11. King, cashier or the, Hotel
1411o, first witness called lit the Bill.
010i InqUest waa Ale=udor J. QeIllil,
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otaildIng lleArby wa,v o, txltlok walt�
,
Ing, to take the oago to tile station,
h14 compa,illonu were unable to wee
Lond
once wao At Sotbelly's, 011,
1104111d, New York, wbore Mrs. Rur-
formerly a bartender In tile Hotel
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,
an, It'$ J30QU as $atyllo, Ono lot
two yardo ahead. While ,they wore
,,told
yowiterdoy, for 9610. it IN In three
d1ok btopped during her I%f3t V181t
Roland, or New York.
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the ilonew,es, w,4s free, she w ad,i it
dese-AdIng a slope, onoof tlibp4rty,
dl,sappeared, and the members of the
V011111103, '111 811101101d A11910-NO"millil
written on vellukil, 111141
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to Neir York, all wh �ra . rthar It.
-Volmoll
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b S�Do, you recall that early In Dcoom.
er that Arthar It. Vennoll made Ills
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rwilk- for tho licarot 1104-ee, planting
lip), jilwa Ill lilol nook.
oxiielittion discovered themselves to
loammorlpt.
richly Vlumlvatel, it watJ pro:luml
TiAtell Uor. 'k,"overal Other
,
ibitanco witht you while at the'
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U'lilluni H. Crawford, a keoper, wh
be pice.
011 tile edge Of tl IlugG PrOCI
early in the tbli'l-centh century.
ITAtuesses may. also, be calWd,
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had but a .short time, proviontaly been
.
Anotbor member of the partly fell
from shmw wearlaoss, and was not
Tito London Morning Post, noting
it; W,ta expected tb'a,t there would
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L met two otiler witnesses be�
lo
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,V Will you state, the, conversation
"Lit Mr. Pennell on thtit
ou had wl
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attacuml Vy tho lfolIc,4h,-.,-tI-JW to fQrca
off tlio animal with a, IfeavX, Irpri
intssed for soulto *time, and lie was
cy-entually" given 11 as lout. The
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the oaecos� of the ennadlan amil
,;ra-
t101I movement-, says it only tile DO.
at
sidea Quinn and King, namely Dr.
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diate, A.-I'Ur. Pennell firot asked
kt 11'�/ L I
poltited .stick, but it would lot go
y afte
oW -r five shotio had bon fired
man slept under a arItt for thlt1tY-
six hours, And lie rejoined the ship
minion clovorlinlerit would confine It,$
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Atte,11,00BO to superIltious Urban
Herbert Ifill, the city chowlet, and
Dr. George U4. Fell, who were at work
for a. thuo table, which was given
to him. Afterwards he entered Into
"There Is A9 Punishment too se .. re
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Into r.or holy, when ,site rolled over
dead. While thts ITA.9 golug on the
willarmed. I �
rjuliulavoi 11ito lea%,�� �;)o rtirn) raw-
,
last x-li;ht, wltl% microscopes trying
CoIlversatiou wit�h the cashier and.
for those who deceive the sic . P
IXIVNYOI.T.
othor liones% liad attdqked' thooth-
Pevilotls Work,
Was Wol:11% I t would be doln-1 It, real
sory tee to tbo Mot1ter- 0 �iuntry And
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to determine wliethor or not the suo-
plolous stain on the woodwork or the,
myself. Mr. Pennell .hall several
drInks. Ro gavet me his card. Dur-
Mrs. & Fogler 'writes --ill have gul.
or horse, but wao driven oft all(] ran
upr Nort�� street, to;Nrp.Xd tile Amerl-
Tito ineinbars of another sledge ox-
to, t110 ogricultural induStry' In
ovtek casing of the Burdick front
Ing the conversation VQnriell said;
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6ye"I
Cored from Theumatism for fifteen years,
Oall H*13%0, followoa cloeely, by 200
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poilition, under Lieutenant Arml�
particular. I
door wAs blood,
do rot know what Is 0-.i,14N1ng
,and an,y whole jil,stem was .�Lljeete,d, At
mpa, who had been attracted �a tiI
t4ge which went Nrostl 0 'd
I Slatousk (also spelled Zlatoust), is
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It wus' .but; tile scientists will llut
tilrough my mind, boys. Viero, lu
bitery Is I woula have *eutp attaeks and
Acadeivy by tbe -shoutis of the ahbw
worc away flfty�two days,
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RETURNINO CONSTABULARY..
he called to testify to that fact,
Ono mail I could )C,Ill now even If I
my isuffering �Nvould I)e terrible, I have
employeos and the roaro or thp
remaitied at an altitude of 0,00Y"'10�
feet,
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It was BurdIc%1s blood, but UVO sea-
hung for It.' I saw Mr, Politic
'I' (In
reQeIVPd lbenellt from physicians, but
WOULded boastie. Ono man standluX
and doseended on au tee slide to a
glacier, throo thousand feet below.
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Arrivals by tho Val-thagiWall 1111d to
sattonal discovery rails aa sensation,
as tile manner In which the st.,.LlI113
the following morning, and lie hade
we good-bye."
only of 9, temporary ellaraeter, I 01).
to,ined a, sample vial of Ifunvon,s, p
,,,,u.
Ills(. off the roadwimy thooght It wais
, ,Newfoundland dog com,ing to-
a bli, .
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Tile descent was perllous, The sledges
Pay I'llssillare.
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came to ba irliere they were found,
"Is there anything oleo you recall
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anatisinOure, and it has relieved me Ut
'iya rd l"im, and tried to frighten the
at one part of 'the descent, covered
111111fax, N.% (lespatchl, Pays; Three
was explained last night by. Dotec-
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of the conversatlon between you,
the most extraordinary way. I have no
bewit with an automatic "opoil and
.
1,800 feat In a lulnutt and ton Soo-
onds, their occupants hanging on by
ocean atuameru, the Dowinlou Viter
Canada and tile Uarthaglillan and
tIVO 110111111110- 1111to,y were c aroloRR-
ly put tivoret lyy an undertaker's as-
Pennell and the rashlor." A.-"Noth-
Ing except wa,tters or ordinary con-
more pain, and I recoi�meliil this remedy
to every persorl villio, desires to become.
shut" uipbrella. TIAs cauqed the llanw
,
Owl to 41vert her course and tura in-
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straps to the backs or the sleds.
Lteutonant Armitage fell Into a ore-
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Bavarian of tile t-ilan ,Vno, landed
here
sletant, who leaned'againaL the door
for a ,rqotn,ent wlian the dead body of
versation." Mr. Quinn was then e%�
cused. 1. .
cured of rheuroatism, It is a, won(leritil
ramedv.11-'.Xrs. S. Folger, 111 INfoca'al
to an alley tow.ard the Pittsfield au.
tomoblic, station. Once inkide Leor-
vasse and swung tblirty feet below
tile surface. But for the fact that
a total or .11,882 .passenger& yes-
terday, The Allan Liner Cartliagin-
Burdick was being removed.
IT (+. m King, forinor caslil or." of
street: Toronto, Dee. 12th, 1002,
nede, -a keeper, tried to force the ant -
mal Into a cage. He succeeded onl.v
he was latrnessed to the others lie
lan was fourn pass,
1-10" P assengers totaIlLK1 oas-
Tito court room Was almost dewrt-
L,cl at 10 oVock, whon tile inquest
th I o Roland, New York� who
L, .1 tol
War; present during the conversa-
XUNYONPS REMEDIES.
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aftor a fierce Atruggle, in whIch. hei
would have fallen 2,000 feet, At
Cape Adair, the Discovery found 111or-
.) second and ,113 third class. They
"go'
22r
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was scheduled to begin, Only about
tiou related by, Quinn wao the next
31unyon's Cold Cure Prevents pupumonta,
Slid brpal;s up a cold fit a few hours, Price
was iseverely wounded.
The whole town was in lLp uproar
chreviul& buts In a good state of
V, rero mostly all British, with a
of foreigners. Site had
a goore oP spectators were present,
the benches being
wItness, and. corroborated QuIlln's
statement that Pennell said "Thore
25-c'.
belore, tbe'bemst wAs safety trapped.
pre.00rvation.
,q)rinklin,g .
rows or vacant
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Munyon's Rheumatism ('tire ellres Rhou.
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BATTLE WITH Ru"BBERS"a
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ONE KILLEV9, ANE CAUGHT.
A
Daring Cracksmen Come to Grief To -day
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Near C1
Cleveland, ,0., MArcb!.31A battln
. early to -day', between three robbers
on one side, and officerf; antl citt-.
zons, on the other, at Bedford, a sub-
urb, resulted in ,the death of one of
the robbers and the capture of an-
other, who was wounded.
-- Three masked men eirtered Gar-
fo xettsvlllb, 25 miles east of Cleveland
late last n4lit. They � , elzed the otil;
patrolman an duty.,, and bound lillb.
The offloar was then marched to the
post-offlo6, ,where lie was compelled
to witness an attempt to blow open
the safe. After working some time,
they, gave up tile job, without secur-
trig anythIng of value. They, then en-
tered a store and secured a small
sum of money.. Wlitli a stolen horse
they, drove to Ravenna, where they
Dveland.
boarded a freight train for Cleve-
land. �
*Moantlme the authorltles had been
aroused at both Ravenna and Gar-
rettaville. Telegrams were sent to
Bedford, and when -the -train arrived
there a number of deputy sheriffs
and a posse of ottizens were on hand,
and armed wit,li guns and revolvers.
The three burglars jumped from the
traln as It droir up to the station.
They immediately drow their revol-
vers, and a, running fight began. The
robbers fired rapidly as they ran to-
ward an open field,'while the offl-
core; and posse answered the fire.
Finally one of. -the pursued men
dropped to the ground, dead. 4 see-
ond was so badly wounded -that he
left a tratl of blo6d In Ills footsteps,
and soon throw- tip Ills bands In sur-
render. The thIrd man escaped. None
of tile officers or citizens were In-
jured, The robbers have not been ld-
oritiflod. I
DENO"'UNCE D'E"WEY'S rl"ALK.
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AS UNWOWTHY Or HIS RANKO
Guatemalan and Salvaderian Presidents
Arraflye 1heir Difficulties.
. Pittsburg, Marelf $J,DeIeZateFJ or
I tiia wastorn braiiell, of the German-
Amarlca;n Alliance, of *.Penn sylvanla,
have adopted resolutions declaring
. 1-4that the recent dispairaging and. un-
called for remarks of Admiral Dowey
about the Germa,n navy were, It tile
In -ass liae quoted him correctly, un -
I wartIly of a maval officer of his ran].,
Coupled, as hts unclIplomatio state-
maut was, with a eulogy of Great
BrItainilo frIondship, f6r Amorca It
. would iseem, that thc Admival's �1.-
citurtetsy to Germnoy was prompted
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rather by sacial prejudices than by
true patriatism. ;
. This Beats War.
Panama, . Marelt al.-Catlo deb-
pa.talies reeelveil here from San Sal.
vador naniouiloo that President Cab- I
rera, or Gu&tomaia, and President i
RIscalon, of Salvador, had an Inter -i
view on fria,turday Imst on title lilgal.
sea, between Acajutta, Salvador, and]
San J osr�, coi4tii: Rica. Af to -e six houro'
conference the Presidents separated,
having arranged satisfactorily the
differences between the Lwo Repub.
ties. .
1-Irmlilout Escalon returned last
DIght to San Salvador.
among 14er puessongers 84 returning
Canadians of the South African Con-
in marked con ast to tile orowtAs
0,r last week.
is one man A COULU K111 now Oven
If I hung for It," and further testi-
watl.mn permamittly. Price 250; at all
druggists.
HELD FOR BOLD SWINDLE.
staulary. Tjie�yhadbecutwomolitllS
Judge MurpbF took -his seat on the
fied that Pennell said he wtts hav-
31anyon's P.vspep.qla Cure positively curps
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on the, trip from Pretoria and 1310-
boncat at 10.2T, a,nd court was ealltid
Ing the greatest time of 'file life, ILI-
all forms of indigestion alld atGmach trovt-
,1!we Crocks, 0110 From Canada,
emfontchl. .
to order. .
though It was a.,, the[ expense or an-
-bles. Price. 2Zc.
Caught lit Uoston.
. ,y tell the same story as re-
Tbo
"We will close ill!o Bifrdlck case this
other. Mn King then Identified a
FREE XEDICAZ ADVICE.
prayed with her," lie said on tile
lated by others, recently arrived, of
morning " said Judge Murphy, "and
picture Df Air. Pennell, which was
Personal lettbrs addressed to Prof, Alurt.
Boston, -March $0. -Two Now Yerk
Canadian officers.being removed, and
owlng t� the absence or some of
handed to lilm, by, the district at-
yet,, 1,1111t1delp4ift, T1.1 A., ,;oout,.,,1,i, hll� de'
men, giving 'the names of Walter
British antl burgbor off leers being put
the Witnesses frDM tile City, tile P011-
t011'110y-
, i'Lir Pro -
1_;,
tall!g of sleknes�s,, will , .�_ Dbt;
13. Melirird,o B. Adam
and Jelin is,
tit their places, and they were die-
noll inquest will be Reld at a. time
"That Is all," sald tile district at.
ly and free 44VIC0 US to treatment '11,
%vore arreuted, yesterday on charges
gusted with the mannor In which at-
f.i � � I'M', --1 �+.A MI.. 1,.A
to be announced later. The wit-
torney.
given. 1b
of attempting to obtain $5,000 by
5 . . .Y
to pay thoir own way from Sonth
ne sees wbo ho.ve been subpoenaed to
regard to the Burdlel� Inquest will
Judge MurpIfy then announced that
the Burdick, Inquest kr.tts closed,
.
gtonists, lie said, rolled on ille fiftli
Africa to London, and Lord Strath-
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to
Din,IEF I
NEWS IN
chapter Qf James, which read&:
cona, the 'Canadian High Conitnts-
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"And the prayers of faith shall save
stoner, paid their way to Halifax,
and they were assisted from here
ulk
RUSSIAN
Admiral Is In Ills ninety-third car,
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STRIKE R1011 94-� @9
the Bick axid the Lord $ball raise him
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to their homes. The returning sol-
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&*#-ftJc-�%$-12
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CANADIAN
chase or tile comp&n.y's plant at tile
termination of the franchise.
,
there is copelderable ifiterest * ex-,
preased on the subject. ,
future Lady Keppol Is to
added to tho Winnipeg police f0t`ee,
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Al 171C
%yN V E$
prayed with her," lie said on tile
d1oro were: John Lehrman, W. 0,
Tito South Ontario Conservatives
held -their annual meeting at Whit-
The said
be some sovell-ty years younger than
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two Others pa roil. Quoalloto,wil, 21,43, 1.0 Miles
3 1111lesl
Onto. .
witness stand, "but there must have
DIrn(%y,, )Nr. Thomas, .all of Calgary,
her future husbind.
He was bOTO In ,1000o 'and retired
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been isomothing lacking In my own
N. W. tL J. Miller, Dunnville; V. 'Hodg-
son, F. Hunter, W. Barker, J.
.Prlao, R. Mann, Toronto, T W. Rey-
'V.
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48' PHSONS
tit orlding, and promised to consid-
1"irILLE"'D
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g Insufficient In my
standing with God."
"I'somet"n'
4,now, could that reach tUe child ?11
nolds, Brandon, luan.; X. John-
er It, retired
.
Ron R. Prefontaitle had a confor- OntY--elgllt yeare service, In the
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will eommoneo 'Milout the inklitle . I
a
lie was asked.
son, St. Catharines; J. Ireland, Bur-
in Brooklyn.
%to palnterF; and dee0ratolIR In the
"I 00 not know", he isald. "I am
lington; W. Plumstod, Beaverton; F.
ties regarding their pro�ositl to
Iravo, W�on granted an wiva"00 Ill
not God."
Havolett, Fredericton, N. B.; W. Coop-
St, Potersbdrg, Marchi SI.—Agraqt
have rather consistently supported
When the lawyer said soniething
or, 1-1. Robinson and G. Birt, St. John,
strike riot, accompanied by much.
the Government In the divisions, but
about his having lot the bbild die,
N, B.; J A. Fraser, Ld�ncastor; F. S.
Raolfer,'Chathaiu; R. L. Willis, Not-
bloodi3bed, has occurred at tile town
last night on a private member's bill
of little consequence, they -voted
he said:
"I did not let the child die. I would
son, N. B.; It. H. McIntyre, Dultith,
of Slatousk, In the Government of
agalmst the Government with the re-
ratheT go to prison than -use modi-
Minn.; K. Taylor, Prince Albert, N.
Oofa, among tb.o Ural mountain,94
Bult that the 'Aftnisters only es-
cllnte� lam willing to take the con.se-
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W. T�, X Cheney and R. D. Muir
Whinipeg; R. Ainolle and H. R. Bey I
For ty-olght per,sons were killed and
cap ... I defeat by the small majoRty of
3.3 votes. Had .the Irishmen been In
quouces of what I did."
The jury retiirned a verdict of
,tit, Galt; C. L. Youti-j, Brantford; i.,
ned. .
their full ,strength, Instead of only
guilty, and Juega Lent imposed a fine
Bertman ti�d J. Beaman, Chosley.
I Slatousk (also spelled Zlatoust), is
fifty-five of tbem being in the House,
of �$300, Vint has now been reversed.
the chief town of a mining district,
the Gevernment would have been de-
DROPPED, STONE ON TRAIN,
and Is the owItire .of the Bout liern
feated. John Redulmd's supporters
Is giving the Government great anx-
A FOOL JGKER,
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imperial mines. It has lrou works,
iety. . � .
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say,t II!, lim it Fall to Havo Some
and an eXt*nBlve manufactory, of
. The. Kaiserbils Arin.
Touches Off it, 11,eg of Powder With
Fall. I
damasked scimitars and articles of
Berlin, March 31. -Tho folibwing
Dire Results,
Ni�x .'Ik, 'Ill -�.,ii. 30.-Tha 1,0Y who
Inlaid and embossed steel. Slatousk
bulletin wag ��suod at nGGn: After
Alba.ny, X. Y.. March 30.-Ae a re -
oil lerlda - Dveii,.n�,, a,ropped it fifty-
has an altitude of 1,348 feet and con-
a night, which was mostly quiet, the
Empress' condition Is satisfactory.
sult of what was intended to be a
Joke, four men were frightfully
pound 4t0IIK3 fr'0111 tII6 11 -ridge over
the railroad tit Bast Forty-sixth
tains a population' of' al)out 21,000:
The fracture, which is in a bandage,
burned and disfigured by the ex-
,streev, Bayonne, down ou the 7.0i
Tile ,-tl,l,ke p tawted, In, the State
givos her no pain.
plosion of a 20 -pound keg of gun�
passenger expross train from Ber-
,
Iran Worka, where 500 men walked
Labor Trouble In 1.1011 -mid.
powder in tile -mines of the U. S.
Gypsum a mile and a
6e):, 111o; lit for NoNy York-, was arrest-
Out, domallf,lin" -:, IT14411kit. 1)L k dc
*
The Haguo, MaxclV BL -The numer-
-Company.,
half from Oakfield.
ed y,eaterday. He is Clarence Runyon,�
13 yeaiv Old, the son of respectaLCe
or their comrades W110 llati '1),�'.
I reoted. The Governor of the Pro-
ar
oils asepanito. strlkt�s, wh-oll arooc-
_ ard-
curring in the country, are reg
The Injured were Drlller Fred.
and his assistant, Bert
parents who live at Avenue E and
Forty-sixth street, Biayozile, NVIien
rince, -who went to Inquire into the
affairs, was mo,Dbei) as lie was on-
ca by the Government a� showing
that 'tho present calm Is only out_
Haywood
age, and two miners, who were
queetio'ned lit) said:
"Yes,
terling the liouse of the niamager,
ward"), and it J,wq thoreforo been ae-
engaged Ill elloving the small care
on whIolf product of the mines were
I th-i,etw It. I did it just to
of the works, The rioters storinv-1 the
cl-Jed to keep tLe reservtgt� witlithe
placed and hauled tire laterals to
llk%To some fuh. I dragged the rook
house and,�ma,gbed lit the doors and
colors for another month.
the 1�hlart.
from a lot 200 feet to tile bridge
and when tbo train came under the
windows. The Miyor,- with. a force
of and a detachment of
Trouble Oyi�r (jhinePe Bonds.
The miners reached the point
1were
tmid,go threw the ro�.k off."
gendarmes
troops, then arrived on the scene
London, March 3I. -Tho Times cor-
re.4pondent at Shangha! cables that
waicro Heywood and gage
working. One laborer, it Is said,
The Loy liao been ar,reste,d- ton
times, the Police su,y, for stoullig
aind ordered the rioters to disperse.
Tile latter, hKAvever, stood their
the U. S. delegate an the bankers'
saw a. sinall qua tity of powder
ithe
tralne and Other Intsellievous act$,
Xround, aind the Mtiyor was wounded
commilwion, utio,or instructions from
,l1tc,1 thf.
W,91,ington, to -day pr000
lying lease near powder kpg
and for run touched Ills torch to'It
asurell as for stealia., a bicycle. The
a(Me broko tile Z" p1pe in the car
J)y a revolver, shot. The gendarmes
and troope immediately replied,
indemnity bond for signature by the
A terrific explosion followed, witl;
through whoge roof It crushed, e,.,,-
f1rIng volleye At tba mol), and. killed
.
Cl inase representatives. 71110 text
oF the boad states that It Is Issued
the above resuLlb,
thigulsbing the lights and causing
a pandc among tile passengers, who
Or wounded 78 men. I
Its Trial Yet lo Come.
In accordance, with article 'VI. ortbe
cle V1. re-
T1111 KING GOU,S TO LISBON
were on. their way to Now York th-ea-
txes. The stoue iwis taken to Bay-
,
London, ISIarelf 31-111 the lobbl, 3 I
cords lit the debt Is payable lit
Lon -don, Mareb 30.-KIng Edwar,],
onne pollee li-ead-alial-tere yesterday-
of Parliament last night the opinion I
gold or its equivalent at the rate
with a 4suite consisting of halt a
Rnn;yo:i will !�o arraignad to -morrow
morn-Img.
regarding tlle:lrlsli land bill was ra- 1
ther less enthusiastic. It was re- i
of exchange corresponding to the
dates of maturity the American
down persons, started for Llsilon
'
cogulzed to be a measure of such '
Govornmentl.s action, i9ays tile cor-
thils afternoon, having a few hours
.
complexity that Its only, chance of I
responAent, ts equivalent to a de-
previously seen Queen Alexandra off
OLDt BUT LIVELY.
exi-stence ties In the raffier doubtful ,
claration that the other ton pow-
for *Copenhagen. The Portuguese
.
�
possibility of all parties consent- i
ore have m1m,onstruefl the protocol
Minister to Great Britahil the Mar -
. —
Father of British Nityy to AVed Agalli
jug to accept on the generous spirit
and that an active opposition from
nod complicates future nc.gottatlong;.
'Me gold bonds by the
quis Do Soveral, accompanied the
i. at 03.
any quarter must inevitably wreck
=Lid
other delegates gnored, the
King.
I Lor don, March 31. -It is said, on
Itt. The Natlanallsts already are die-;
Chine,je attitude being one of a
. -
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excollem authoritty, that there is
.
.
f playIng restiveness. Latterly they
.91 f.plel non-possumus.
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rVQftCftft%2C-*%04%C%%ft*C%-XeaC1
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- to the water. All but twd were res-
every possibility of the gallant old
sailor, Admiral ' Sir Roury Koppel,
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to
Din,IEF I
NEWS IN
cued,
a8&ld. Spotiee has proposed setting
Ide, the city of Toronto's revenue
who lis. now at Singapore, being mar-
rled before lie returns to F,ngland.
Considering that the ever popular
91 ;A N U
HOW NEW YORK
POLICE
11 I .
LLC%,
ulk
from the street rallway, for the pur-
Admiral Is In Ills ninety-third car,
7.
Mayor of Morrisburg by two major-
dt regarding tile French shore tor inkIntght on Frldayv and tile Bawir-
I
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I
&*#-ftJc-�%$-12
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CANADIAN
chase or tile comp&n.y's plant at tile
termination of the franchise.
,
there is copelderable ifiterest * ex-,
preased on the subject. ,
future Lady Keppol Is to
added to tho Winnipeg police f0t`ee,
919 I
Al 171C
%yN V E$
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1111vo fire In the Dominion colliery
Tito South Ontario Conservatives
held -their annual meeting at Whit-
The said
be some sovell-ty years younger than
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two Others pa roil. Quoalloto,wil, 21,43, 1.0 Miles
3 1111lesl
Onto. .
at Glace Day to qtill in Progress.
by. Mr. R. L. 13o,rdon, who was pro-
sent, -was offered the nomination for
her future husbind.
He was bOTO In ,1000o 'and retired
. -
lowest quot.1tion for 87 Vearo. '[Tio three stv4mars, 133val'Iftli, Can -
1�-
Bishop Ropra died at Chatham,
N. B.
tit orlding, and promised to consid-
from: active service in 18", , but only
formally In 1899, after sev-
Faith Healers Win An important Deds"10in
" . . . . .
'- -
Uon. Clifford Sifton and partyloft
er It, retired
.
Ron R. Prefontaitle had a confor- OntY--elgllt yeare service, In the
�
will eommoneo 'Milout the inklitle . I
1. M .1.
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Ot,.tawa for E.Tigland, vla Now York.
once ;vIth tile nniveralbg authorl- course of -svitich he won distinction
in China, In 1841-2, and In the Battle
in Brooklyn.
%to palnterF; and dee0ratolIR In the
I I
I
11. S. Cliambero, an International
ties regarding their pro�ositl to
Iravo, W�on granted an wiva"00 Ill
poll -10 Of llplln� NlItill�'d.t. e-,01111)1(� and ttLko tits advide.
. �
cricketer, is doad, at tile 00,rlY -%go
move -tile Observatory. He also in- and at Sobastopol, in the Crimean
His was In command of
th,o (-Nilp,411tioll that Jailie.1 MiJac oollsf%
H;trv)taIl-1% 111114ololl lit V110101% Noilw .\ ICullf,1111,0toll doetor AdvottlRes elit
tely g(tve way 111)(1 rm) wero planged ln-
- ,
of 24i 6A t
The Is Fitill (>It At the Mail-
speoted Government Ilghtships under war. son
construction &t Poison's yards, the Nile flotllla In the last expedl-
N�w Y.,.)rk, ArareIA',31.-Revelat'1011H
of havInq falled tu provide it phy-
�
etrike
ufactureref Building, l!"xililhition
The action o,f the Bank of BrItiall. tion to Khartoum. 111110 Admiral is
a favortto of the King and
made in the confession or ex-War(lt-
I
sloan for tits adapted daughter.
r 'who was sixteen mouths
rho baby,
1
� Mrs, Hughson, of Chic
Park, Toronto.
The Toronto Milk Illro,lueol%' A880-
I
North America III granting their great
clerks stationed in and Queen, and Is a %vell known yaclit-
M"troal Ing figure at Cowes. l
r---- A living allowance lnd,n-
man Blesert, disclose that iliOrO
than ,$2,500,000 a year was Col-
" i � it ti
old, (Iled, notwithstanding the -pray-
era of Plersim, Who is at member
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,,Whose letter follows, is another
6 IL
MWOOn 1111TO UNUCIUMI Lo ra, M
stimmor prIco of milk.
I .
pendent or their salaries, of $200
Tho Toronto T,i-�alehnml 4s8o,la-
each la coming In for muel) favorall.le MORE IMMIaRANTS. ARRIVE
iton paosm, a resolution to estah.
Ilsh a superannuation fund.
colument among Ilank (Imployce's. — ,
Joe 1301morO, an employee Of the Three Steamers Laod No fiess Th(tis
The Church Rce-ord bats he(ln umal-
Church-
Canadian ,Bridge Co., at Walkerville,
was helping with it big riveteron a 8,332 al Ralillax.
g4matod With tha Canadian
man.
truck, when part of tile machinery Halifax, N, Z, 211arch, 81. - Thri
Tho Bank of British North .&M_
gILve way, and about fivo tons weight Ocean race J,tetween -the Dominion
of metal fell oft tits logs, Ono of
ofica, )let% deelded t<) opon.% J)rancb.
at Roatbern, N. W. T.
which was nearly severed and .%Oil, Line 4tranior Canada and. the Allan
. Liner havarian, ended In a win by
Air. Andrew A. Logan was elected
have to be amputated. a conksiloraille margin for the Can -
Tito bill ronowing the modus viven. rtda. Tile Dominion toat arriv<,il at
Mayor of Morrisburg by two major-
dt regarding tile French shore tor inkIntght on Frldayv and tile Bawir-
Ity over Mr. George L.'Drown.
the coining year pas.9011 Uie UpPor kan .it :I o'clooli: on Saturday after.
Twonty� new patrolmen are io.bo
Ilouse of the Newfoundland Legls- nt�,on, tllirte�n botina a.fterivards. The
added to tho Winnipeg police f0t`ee,
latul,o just evenffig by the PresIdeift d)!L,;t1,Lnr0 Hailed hy the Bavarian,
oWitiXtbo the olCV's rapid development.
castilig Ills vote, Five' members vot- from Nl()v,lll,D to Halifax, ,ivas 2,,Jr)$
Rey, T, R. 0,Meara, Ilaq resigned
.
ed Jet, and I`IYA� agalnot 'Clio bill, and uIlleg, an.tl liy the Canada from
1.
tho ,curacy of T ob, Tor
� 1,1111ty (ilin -
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two Others pa roil. Quoalloto,wil, 21,43, 1.0 Miles
3 1111lesl
Onto. .
MTN" AND FOREIGN. le,m than tlio Bavarian. Tile Call-
%io Welland caiiai will ho optniod
atlawo J&st ran was 850 miles Will
B1.1tiell (,owwls W1 to 008-4, llt.t th"l, Bavariall'o 8.1,21 IMIOR.
foot navigation oil Api'll 10, 11,10 tllCN
lowest quot.1tion for 87 Vearo. '[Tio three stv4mars, 133val'Iftli, Can -
other canals oil May 1.
T[ho, ManufactilverW Building 1;1 F,.%-
nevoluilon!ats captur"I tile (-Apt- AdU arld CatIlAgilliall, landed 3,33:.'
tal of 81111to Domlylgo art -or a sharp I1:I&Sell4$ftjrfl Ilero t�&turdtty' Aniong
Illbitlon Park, lrorotto, has been far-
fight. tile 'Ittavarlanlo papemigors. *svere a
I e
thor delayed by a, carpen w strike.
It la rk-port(-d that tllr, 'wo PIC C,f 11111'al or or tho Canadian farmer dele.
InI le Dominion Goveritment b-fts Pro-
the Alwskan BOU114111PY ('0111"I'larilwa pateog iltAurning from a tour of
'�t Gl*A-t Britain. ,
tulsed a grant of $5 )0,000 to tile Do-
will eommoneo 'Milout the inklitle . I
-
minion n",hlb)tlon*thi(; y.ear lit 7*01'-
. I
April. .
onto.
TtvO noblonicn who lit- Slowl) over It and you will come to
%to palnterF; and dee0ratolIR In the
.UuLqshtn
'nploa and rogirdero'l at 11, 1`080101011--Slia'Alsil Provorb-
rl v(0 a t 1,
new Xing rud%var(l llotel, Tioronto,
,
tl,O (Irr.,alta Tlot.!�J, aro aeolk,*11 1)y the )t 1c; uslially nato to Avoid a Intill's
Iravo, W�on granted an wiva"00 Ill
poll -10 Of llplln� NlItill�'d.t. e-,01111)1(� and ttLko tits advide.
wageg frol-4 It() to M'emito por hour.
.111) 1�011:11-.t.�. who icommallIe'l '6" 6AY thAt
t'ailit, Noma limll Irivo horae
is orlielty 16 aillinalff.
W11110 a Ug drovo of hov.'4411 Nvali
(-rosking R(�d ltiv<�r at Winitipeg the
th,o (-Nilp,411tioll that Jailie.1 MiJac oollsf%
H;trv)taIl-1% 111114ololl lit V110101% Noilw .\ ICullf,1111,0toll doetor AdvottlRes elit
tely g(tve way 111)(1 rm) wero planged ln-
,�Par;s Ilga, 1laR 4110d of W01111,11; .,v- r:1tva In purgleal 6MI-atlons,
loctult ly'y i'le O.YS en) Its 001180
fees for the Protection of illegal
ol tile Curistlan Catholic Church, of
Chicago.
WO an in ElIgn PUSH10" W 0
her heal.th to Lydia H.
resorts' under a fori-nor regime.
Judge Bartlett, who wrote, the pro-
vaillngr opinion, holds that tho mean-
owes
Pinkham's'Vegetable Compound.
.These figures represent 'L'110 rOg'
ular -monthly collectiona. They 410
ins or the, law, under which Plerson
wag owivictocl, is not that in viory
"Money seemed but poor and pal-
not Iiielado tile "good will" Pay-
cn&e a regularly licensed physician
try compared to health, and ot a
few doUars Invested ift Lycl?aa E.
IUD -nits. .
and aurigeon must be called tit, but
Pinkhanils'veggetnble ComponAd
131suert told Assistant Distrlot At-
ha it pr guardian must
take that care wlilch an ordinarily
brought me good health. X suffered
for Neveral yeftra with general weak-
tornoy Morgan what aum was Cot-
pru(Imit wid cautious person woii��l
ness atid bearing -down pains, caused
lueted-L from eacli Illegal resort. .
take under ,siniii,tr (Arfemlit(Atill&s.
Vio fact iRtatod in the Indictment dId
I
, appetitti was
Dwsed npon these figures, the total
not constitute it crime. L
fri ul, an I o lie wwuke for
urg, and c t sleep, until I
collections for Manhattan Island
word about " follows for each 1
T-110 Court WW; not unIt0d In the
decision. Judge Birtlett. IR hupported
somned more ea in -the morning
month; -050 disorderly houses, $50
by Judges 1111-m-liberg and Jenks.
Xtulgo Woodward did -not Vote ulion
thin when I retired, fter reading
onodf Itsadvartisements I (Tocidod to
each, $3,.,,r)00, aclo gambling houses,
. .
lit $100, S,,,jo,000; 1j,)o Stiles galues, I
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the qup�,itlon, but .1tulge uoodeich, Ih:.,
try the merits of Lydia V1. PInk.
4e-t&"Ll "-* IT)o
ham's Viegetk%blo CoAiDpotumdw d
- oomo, at
tit $50, $7,500; 400 I)oolr
$100, V,,,�10,0(10, 1%000 saloons, at I
pV1'AldJIlQ,- Ju4190 of the dlvls1011, d Is-
A(Iltsf 1`0111 tl10 MaJOrItY In an 00111011
all
I Am so glad I did. No one 4% n (16-
.
V), $60,001). Total vor itiontli, $170.-
I
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to the offoet that liberty or con-
Science, Cannot jnstlry eonduct ,Wlll,_.Il
scribe the good it did me. I took thrim
bottles faithfully, mid besides builcl-
Oi3G; total por year, $2,040,000.
Tho "InItla,tion I aeV1 paid for the I
Is daugerous to the peace and valety
Ing -up tay gencrill health, it drove all
disease Mid out of ray body,
privilege of opening now plaoeg Are I
believed to have nt4ted $5300,000 A
of the Sttt.t(,.
111101-Koll's I'ase lilts attraetod voll-
poison
Arta tuado rdt feet Its r,pty aud adtive
year,
el(ler.111to atu.11tion. HIS Ilonle tit 'X!ftl�
114111a, was-lival! %fount I'leftoant il.1
fis a Young girl. Mrl. rinkham's Weal -
cluca tire cert:dtLIv 611 they are claimed
r
rim Tenderloin proolnet was I .
. it and tit to be."
worth. $31jooO a inioath', or $108*-' 11*141 "t'lopt" all 'llf 'It 911",
000 a ,year. 'I )'nnuavy, 1001, she was taken Ill with Ohio 8
1 whoopIng cough, Instead ,or rulnw,on- at, "'
�
Vafth ctwtAts Will. , `%I!", a phyrdelah, I'lerroll Put Ills irtwt be F, zi
11'rhokh'll, March SX. -Dy A deel- 1,1!,,,,,,PI.,1y(,%r, and lie A-k;Wl11b1Pd Ills
�j� I ,;;
, an R -I. : , ny at 13to bodside of tho I *V11"013
�qion Ivil ,It arrocts Christi. U , t prt
entlKts rwil it , lnllxbl�ra of s, '111�lnx litilf, tt)ne for 1wr recovery. 11t, ro- Avrilte
miltv, the Appellate Division or 00 fllm��l to C-111 a Jillysteltin"and tit(% '"""'
huprome Court, in 111rooklyll, .Ves- hriby dlotl. Oil thoostallil lip, pal(l Ibilt. tlmoy�
terflay, revemd tit(, convictlon of '911 illu(!%7T Avae of th(k &VII rtn(l that I 41talueli
.1. Luther ploreoll, or vallialla, Ills 1`111th Ivas Ill the, llltftllll)lltt.V or
-Westchester vounty, on rt ella,Vgntlio f4oriptilrLm. Ile wid Ills to -roll- lAftkn
nAg. IL -B. 1IM11801f, 1141 V.
ChItago, 111. -ipsootl Y6401t If
�Ora lefter P?61,104"Odntn�qcndss emnot
raise Pretences and reprosefita-
tions from N. W. Johnson. Accord -
ins to Chief inspector Watts, Ad-
ams Is an old-time confidence mail
and hotel beat, wbo was arrested
here lit 1881, when travellingwIth.
Iko Vall, the noted confidence man,
under the name of John Reilly. Not
much Is known about McBride,but
Chief Watts said he was once ar-
rested In Now, .fork, and comes from
Canada.
it prison -
ore tried to briag about the sale
of 30,000 shares of stock In. title St.
Marto Copper Mining - Company,
Upon representations that the pur-
chaser could more than double lits
1210n0y by disposing of It to a man
Ill New York, who, they said.would
PaY a certain sum, far In excess
of the purchase price, for every,
share lie could get, Telegramssign-
ed by Henry a Spalding and A. 1.
Haven, sent from New York, indi-
cating an eagerness to buy the
stock of ,this company, were found
in the Possession of Adams.
According to Chief Watts, adver-
t1sements have been Inserted in
Now York and Boston newspapers
�y either MaRxide or Adanis, seek-
ing persons with spare cash, to be-
come partners In a deal, by which
a large amount. of money could be
made. A Bostoft, la,wyer answered
tile advertisement and becoming
suspicious. laid the matter before
Chief Wattfl. A job to catch the men
wa.,4 arranged. inspector McCaus-
land went to oee McBride and re-
prosented himself as P. W. John-
son, a farmer anxious to make
some money. MoUrlde then toldlillur
that h10 kneW of a man in Salem,
John B. Adamo, wifilo would Selllo,-
000 shares of thle copper stock for
thlat an op-
tion oil 20.000 Shares at the same
Price could be secured.
"
IRUNS 120 MILES AN HOUR.
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German .Ungliteers Believe Electric
Care Can Go at That Clip.
Berlin, MarcU 31 -In ]its rvpDrL
upon the reswts of thle rapid tran-
sit experiments over the military
road betw,een Berlin and V,ossen.
Chief Engineer Dr. Retch -el. states
that iseveral long distance trips
were made with t-.hb electric rapid
transit cars, And that tile velocity
was from 120 t.3 125 k1lometres
per hour (7Z to 78 mil&Y.
At' a A�eod of 160 kilometres per
hour (100 miles) tile required power
W4119 up to 15,000 volts; for start.
Ing the train tile mechanical pow -
Or was OqUal, to 2.500 liorse-power;
In full motion only 700. Each oftile
d three at-
tached cars easily a,b a sIieed of
120 k1lometrets (75 miles) per hour,
tile total weight being af-vout goo
to -no, �
The 0111of engineer gives it ashis
Opinion that a OPeed of 200 kilci.
metres (120 mUes)$oao be attained,
Provided .the r;�ulred amount of
electric energy can be supplied, as
during full mation from :L,400 to
1,500 liorse-power Is require(t For
freight transportation, also train
of 200 tumv gross weight- was easily
moved, even over inclines of 1,200,
at a 91)00d� Of 52 k1lometres per
hour (82% miles.)
Through 'the possibility or supply.
ing tilt) InDtor car directly witli a
current Of 10,000 and more volt.r4
the WeIgbIt of the motor cars and
that of the transformers can be re.
duced from 93 tO 118 tons, equal
to. a ea-1ving of 1.18 tons of dettd
weight, I — I -
ACCIDENT TO EMPRESS,
si)(,I"ellvt.otlklll;.—lloi-g(-. a,nd 13rokt
Ali Arin.
BeTlill, V241-rch .go.-Vle, FMI)Ve,95
isligiltlY fraetured hier forearm as
the romilt of a fall from her horse,
W111:01 ifitumbled while she was fld-
Ing in the Greunewald fol*st, tills
morning. Tito Xitiprws, who wAs &(�,
001111),knii0d by Prineo Adalbert, her
third 6on, and her suite, was as-
niRtOl'tt) tilt- ffilntftic� loago after ber
tall, and a j%1Irg(-xl,Ij Nvt),s- telephoned
for, witli llm restilt tit,Lt a phymi,�J&n
IM0 eeld'. to the ImIge In all autorno-
1410, which waig driven at full spml,
Tito Fuipress fell bpavlly. Umperor
.
William, who was near ,at'lland, wAR
among the first to rcttch her i3ld(,,
and amintm the'p.mprega to k1so, T110
InipmIal par(.y., was gallopIng at tht)
InOulent the L"lilpiless' hotse 0led ni)d
.%tumbled. 1. I
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do not invileravland,
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