The Wingham Advance, 1908-08-20, Page 74
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C P, R. ISSUES
and a few to the S'oui,h. There Are still
utterance ulay'be Indicated by tile f ol-
for a steady job at good wages.
Many Negroes -aft in Springfield, but
lowing extracts front different represeii-
tative journals. One says.-
sitor or And offices
And hurled luto the streets. Liqlillr
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busy since tito strike iatarted trying tt ' )
pretty goTox pqsition
In 18711 they comillenced work
"The Americans themselves Will so-
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EIGHT
DYING.
r ,t or carried away.
wor Poured ou
r rooma there were u
la t1so * egro
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ULTIMATUM 0
till uQ'Invies. 'rho strikers Are (114
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'ititbified with tile atthudo of the lull:
BY WIRELESS,
4illong Mr. Moody"a little flock lit Chi- ,
eagQ and' J�rept It up, until their 4,-hurch
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in tllp fire
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Flijal A ept to. J9
.. .ccij . hu, Cameroq,
M6 Who wilotea I o R41440 Mother
Hallam, victim of the Attack In Spring-
wollikIll. ,hit arters, were riddlod
with Springfield r Ica mild revolvera.
kept hot making arrangements for se-
jo-rity Of dall newspapers toward
, company Is,
th,clo, clabuing at 6 a
yill
T IF
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was swept Away g at
re
After the fire the two I I coutilluk-ji
Rol
11"orm p Woo
. � e d4to;k jailor,
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Up lie was, Knocked
41 I - Down,
Uots In. the.
Result of the Race R
lit tile three blooka Along this, street
not a gegro -den of any Mad ,escaped.
Strikers Must Return to Work or
bAng unjustly favored. A sub-colil-
inittoe h4s, been, Appointed to prepare A,
. . ,f Oyer
Coin be Heard at a Distance q �
to, hrold 4ervices. in their temporary
tabornaclo, aR4 to, help tile poor who
had lost Ing I - the I lamc& In,
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Woodstock, Out., August 17,--Jolin
Montreal, Aug, 17eJTAq A POIICOI114U
City of Springfield.
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Ili adahlon, the mob. wrecked the two
. pawnshops of r
'Ishman And Fisher to
q
Lose Jobs,
lesolution lealing with tile IntAter for
a. niectilig f. o -morrow.
3QQ Miles.
everytli
a a received find
('alneron, who a month ago gave lip tilm
ally right tc hit a mail over tile be�jfj
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Chicggo Troops, Now in Control!
securo guns,
"'I'llaIlls, which WAS filled withr
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allolea
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� Importing Labor.
Uroato, Aug, 17.—It is quite likely
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Will be Able to Talk to Others 700 '
Aocepted all inZ141111101%inta, hold meet-
, in 104nglaud, and blicir first nice t -
lugs ,
11 t York was attended by Only
pos,!�Iolt of goverriort3hip of the Oxford
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Jall, ()It nee uut of old age, died at 8
III th 1110 Won, wIlQu the man )vgpta to'
reaol, his mother iii the uppet, ,LQt.e,V
Of A.r burning Imild -
log?
and Cili Quieter,
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clothing And oth r usaall)
e
found ill such I;IaceiI, Was cleared out
Mechaoics to be Brought From the
�
that the 4trikers wlJ send a probcst, to
Obtawa against tile c.)Illpany huporidn"
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Miles. Away.
porsous, but before tboy ief t
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WALawore
o'clock tills morning, as tile result of an
accident. Last night, oil xvturning from
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Haqring the progress of the Stanley
fire
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and not it thitig left to. inark the buil-
ne.s$, All the shelves* Wore t0lk down,
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Old Country.
,
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' labor to take thOr place;i, It Iva$ report-
'hat the Brotherhood Lowniotive
ell t
company shall contt.91 our shops. lVe
theyy lowds 20-000
drailn
11g (,I of
persoils to -boll ect ng ball Ili Lon-
church, lie started for his study to ggt
his slippers. lie operied tlio cellar door
9, Mr. Bothell, -A,bq$G mot,hor
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wao in one of the Apartments Above th Q
.
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Atb%tupt to Cut fixe Alarm Wires
,r
the court
- ,tera �Nt�rc split to bits And li,be
hitniox othenvise demolished.
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Canadian Pacific, Railway company
of
virenteur slid 10,11gincers will Apply to tile
loverurueut for the appRuit-
Dominion (A
Pali% Aug. l*-. to Ilaval Licuteur,
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Anti Colin, Jeauc*o and Nlercier, tile Ili.
don. They remained, for two, ycars in
the old laud, conducting services Ili, Yar-
by inistake and fell the wholo distance
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o tile bottoul. lie aliglitell oil Ilia )lead
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burnim, g4pag i
throuirl, the lie' "ttolApted to pass
J ^co
Ile Of poh guarding the
—fdrs, Hallat a Talks.
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J)IIrilIg' All 'this or
wrecking bystand s
^,re Yept al a, distance by tile rvckl(�s,3
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Determinoltl Jo Control its Shops.
!R` init of tilt Arbitration board li,Awpoil
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I entord of A, wimless teli,plione appom*
fous parts of England, Ireland a
land, And even � . lid Scot-
boing lnvite�l to hold
mild sustained jujuries which caused
denth After less than twelve bou 0
r
premises.
Police constalile 420, Benal-d of No,
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Springfit1d, Ill., Ang. 17,—With near-
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shooting of tile tuout bers of tile luo.b.
Most of the"Injured received Wounds
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Montreal, Aug, 10,7—An eutirely new
it And the C. P. It. oil t1w grount
An engineer oil the L-ike I thnt
SuptkrjoZ..
branch had been wrongfully dl�wliarged
tua Which recent tosts h4ve shown to Do
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superior to anytliiiig existing, have
ineeting- tit Cli-Aribridge and Oxford, It
was wbW ]a 44 ngla-ild tlint the first edi-
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Mr, Cameron was 80 years of age, and
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was one of the, best known and most
10 -station) stopped, him .4 '
lie ,-Oil A -114 told ))!ill
C , 14 not got through, . I
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ly the entire force of the Illinois Na-
ljroui this cause. q
pliase has been put upon tile O.P.R.
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oil account of Ill$ aptivi ' ty as a trade
adiloved reniarkAble success ivith their
tion of Mr. &I'likey's 118acred Sougs And
Solos," a thin Pamphlet containing
highly respected regidents of Oxford
Coullty�
. tit I must, Xy raotliex, is up. thrOrs,
; Ind I Want to her lie
tioual Guard in. control tQ-daY, $Pring�
f1k.ld ag i.s ruled by law and order,
Lynching of Negro.
- The lynching of tile Uggra was the
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strike by the action of the comp�i*iy.
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I "Ili011iSt, The strikers at W"t To-
ronto regard this as the first step to.
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now Instruments, communicating nvith
tiventy-three Pieces, wag Published,
Ife was born in rl"t Nissour'
where lie lived tile life of . a backwo "
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get out," oxpos.
tulated,
"You
,aill ,
Vifty-five hundred Armed -soldiers patrol
.
most atrocious act of leriday ulght.
taking tile bull, by tile horns, surd
In I
to tile 'next to
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wa-rds a, sympathetic strike. Twelve
tile Wireless station at Raz de Saine, I)Q-
Finistere,
Returning to America in 1875 the
,
now insepal 'Able evallgellsts"beld
fariner for forty years. He came to
Woodstock forti
P
04111 48s') replied tile constable,
pr . .
him
4JIln lack.
Deneen, Adjutaill,41pnen.i.1 "'"Ott; Oen,
and a fitting climax to tile iruadiloned,
issuing All ultimaturit
Riox -a strike-breakers wore received at
partnient of .nee of
a aista.
. meet-
years ago, to take the
Buffalo, X. Y, Aug, 16.—Miree 3 ei '
tile streets mild - the fever for blood has
,
temporarily least, the
infuriated '�arbarity that grow As the
became
the effect that if they do not return
to by noon next Tuesday MGT
the Junction oil Saturday, but other,
Mae the
About 310 miles. Tito trallautitted words
t rigs in the larger oitit�s, at Philadelphia,
Brooklyn, New York, Cifleargo, Boston,
jail gov-ernorsbip, which lie held with
,
sAtIsfa(tioll to all until obliged to
Bet& u
11 p shed tile constable in his
turn, . .
Abated, at among
owild the StItteep-1),
mob drIlI1kQVIIr I'Vith flainG Anil
liquor,
worlt .
str,kcra, r
Will not be treated as � but a8
� general situation was %in.
changed, L
Ivere sonlewlla� fraillt, but could be plain-
.
I Yule
%. Louis, and at Pr neeton and
give
it lip Owing to )Ila age, He was in the
Ili reply, policeman constable 420—
elemeut,wlilch ruled
ital, for 48 hours. 'llicre-has been com-
Earlier in the eveRing, before tile
fire,bugs had reached the 1,blaek belt"
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llaviil�(r 4efillitGly left thc service of
.
the OX.11-, Which ill turn will inakG
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STOPS FUNERAL.
ly distinguished, slid tile officers Are
('011fident that they can make great im-
in the apparatus, IvIlich has
Universities. The work, remarkably Site-
cessful, spread out In fill directions, (trill
forefront of every movement for "the
general good mild -enforced tile resliect of
r
B6nard---gocording to the story told to
Aid, Yates� lifted' his baton slid struck
'Over r I"
paratively little, ill,oturbance since till,
tile Regro was accused of shooting a
every effort to permanently fill their
it c4l got
.
provements
been tile result of only four u1011ths' Ox-
hur,drods of places were visited, In the
United States, in Canada And even Mex-
all, Juklge Cameron, of tile )IRRItolig
.
Supreme Court, is a During his
ethell
B the ]lead, felling him to
the ground,
Second. Infantry from Chicago Swept
through tjie streets yesterday. Tile new,%
w1hite man named Jim Hayes. Ile as-
caped, however, and it was shortly after
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places from. every Place
mechanics. The notice$ to this effect
wcrl� sent out ye sterday, and read.—
Officious Sparrow Co Arrests
perinientation, enabling the exchange of
eonvei
. sation tip to 000 or 700 'miles.
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And so the work went oil for thirty
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son.
term of governor lie hnd charge of maliv
.
notable prisoners, among them bein�
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Aid, Yates, chairman of the lNre
Committee, says lie intends to At . ake
of the coining oT the Seventh Infantry
and the First Cavalry, both, of Ohicago,
2 a. in., when lie was seen standing in
the doorway of 'Ilia home at H leventh
"The leouilially will at noon oil
Tuesday, August Isth, 1908, cornmence
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Large Chicago Funeral Party.
Lient. Qolln is now, .superintending tile
installation of till improved a lid more
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),cars on both continents. In 1808 Mr,
Sankey- visited the Holy Land. singing mt
� Direhall, the fanious murderer, who was
oxecuted in 1890.
the fullest inquiries into tihe inatter.
r
. Cilief' Benoit,.Of t)le city fire brigade,
]lad been beralaea all over the city, and
this went far toward bringing alloat
and Madison streets,
A bystander describes what follows:
"There was -no one near. A white
filling vacancies Ili tile shops, round-
houses and car departnienti. Tito
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Chicago, Aug. K—Because a funeral
Powerful Plant, lit an oude%yor to make
poss ible the. transmission of despatches
between Paris and Ne'
W York.
Cairo and Jerusalcu 'return tile
. 1, On his
Spanish-American War Was being wag-
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AD. TROUBLE,
said this morning that th
. I e Policeman
I 'ad no right to bit the ma
, n Bothell,
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, orfix Oat MY11114% Erlelvwn, the 01plb"T, a ".ral rovolt of prigiftemen,
'File
man stood half a block away. I saw
seniority, standing of employees
thereaffiv
drove over a boulevard, which the Park
:::.I
ed, and lie went to Tampa, Fla., to
man to rimulne worlc WAS re#4 at thr,
but ought, if he tbought tile man WIRS
,
peace,
The most overt act of the day Was nil
it nsel!,, lie lifted a gun. to his ghoul,
d .
fired the
gaged or resuming work
will couAt only from the date on
A
Board prohibits, Policemart AWflain
I -fallman arrested it. 110 took the corpse,
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INHALING OXYGEN.
hold meetings ill the camp there. In 1899
Mr. Moody died, and the striger-evange-
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obstructing him in the exvcutio� Of 14S
duty, to have taken Ili in into custody,
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Attempt to out the fire alarm and tele-
graph Wires at 7t4 and Washington
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,, nd aking quick Alm, at
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uegro. Three 911
, ots rang out and the
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Which they start work.'
The position taken by t he company
hearse and 27 carriages fall of mourn-
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list was left to conduct big f �'fl��Iro mce't-
lugs. -alone, III 1903 be lost his eyesight
Advertiser May Not Attack Editor
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Chief Camlic -
all, questioned on the
power of the ,police in'
streets, lit the heart of the business dis-
tricts. With tile down, the city
Ile" fell ba0c Into tihe house. The
shol!t0ing attractea the crowd and they
is that �Ye men stru.ok without rhyme
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or reason, under the influence of lead-
ers to the police station a mile Away,
and it was held there 30 R"llutes uu�'l
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The Latest * Fad on
Among Lond
but for the last five years bad not bee",
idle, issuing
q t In His Space. -
said: Is: such a case,
0 'A
wires
would have been practical at the
, ly
made a rush for the bouse.
"The
ars, who misled them. They know
ult
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the police captain of the precinct order-
oil the funeraV-s release.
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S. t,
new editions of hig ng 8
and solos and publishing thq stor8o of
y
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Toronto, Aug. 17,Severa�- decisions
policeman has no right to
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.
. baton save in self defence, lit such A
niercy of the Incendiaries, who found fir-
ing the buildings in which the nogroes
negro w -as carried into the yard.
I'll WAS still Alive, but lt-� inisery w,as
;that many of tile men struck most
willitigly, and the company has Wait-
Tito funeral was that of Mrs. H. Ol-
I ,"imark e
lits Gospel bynims, The pongg and solos
, �
I ave ]lad nil enormous
have been ""iVell 'by Judge J r . I -T. Lamont,
CaSo I As Ott menfion the Policeman )lad
. y
'to
live or maintained small businesses, the
!tier aged by two more bullet wounds.
e
A rope was. then tied around big neck
ell two wdeks to give them. a chance
IT sea and return
to come to the' sen
Leary Vaughan, and the procession Was
wending from St. Basil's Church to the
;
,
London, Aug, 10�A new fad has
circulation, over
50,000,000 copies Iraving been published.
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"I the Saskateliewall. supreme court pro-
no r g -lit rArike the ra4n with his
baton, The police know their powers
easiest Way of helping the rioting along.
The man who would have cut off tile
A. r
d lie waa dragged to Madison And
Twelfth
to work. Failing that, they will treat
th as non-existent, and fill
cemetery, At the corner of Pratt and
Newulan avenues Policeman Hall rode
invaded London, that of ijilialing OX
-y-
its stimulant for inind and body.
The A a have, also been translated into
Inally nauliges. INI"'. Salikev's worki in-
c'
ceedings. Oil(,- of these is of par,ticulal
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Interest, namely, that; in coullectionwith
Ill regard to tile use of the baton, and
'ire. supposed to adhero to their in.
fire protection of the city was discover-
cd on the roof of a building in' the act..Slead
streets, where there was an olil
tred, A man climbed the tree and
a strike
the, places cd the strikeis, not with
but with. permanent
ill) on his bicycle and told the driver of
the hearse that lie was under arrest for
gen it
Several West End chemists supply cyl-
clude 'Tile Gospel Oil oif," �'The Male
(,hoir,, 'I'T e Christian Endeavor
, , h Hymn
Lachance vs, Aiken, Having contracted
fo,r advertising splice in The Phoenix,
Rtructionsl.,, .
The policernalilB side ot the story h,L9
of reaching for the wires. A half dozen
shots I r out the troops who were on pat-,
e lie pulled the dead body
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lip a d fa,t,ue, the ropte. Then the mob
ritrikewbreakers,
emp loyeas, so that every man they
a on Tuesday will
violating tire ordinance. I
' order to avoid ail unseemly demon-
inders, of oxygen to regular customers,
whose numbers are Accord-
Book," and ".Xly Life and Smered Songs 03
. :
Arriong the best-known hymns o f h is
publislied by the defendant, J. A. Aiken,
(fOl"1100Y of Hamilton), Lachance
not been learned. I
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rol in tile .
square wore ain,ed Lit him as
tried th
to burn e body, but the flames
would not I
take on after nooi
take the 'blace oi one of tile strik6rs,
,In
onstration the funeral party drove to
growing,
lug to one of these chemists, several.
on-positio-i are "The Nine n
011olled
on.
eavored to use this space for the pub-
THE MELON SCASON.
lie stealthily clinilied toward the wires.
-One bullet probably lilt him, for lie
catch.
"The feet dangled Within reach and
w1io, will be permanently out of a job
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at a time whr4a work ia very scarce.
the police station. Pmtiolmau Hallinnit
solemnly riding ahead on his bicycle,
society woulen are devotees Of tile
habit, And reputablo pllysicialls ac-
and "Whe;I tile MIA$ Ifave
Away." . I
licatign, of attacks upon Aiken. This.
upon the plea that, having purchased'
.
Southern Darkey,4 Souqui Plehi Melt -
dropped to the roof of the building find
made a successful escape, Added to this
last night to. fire
tbe men and boys. played With the corpse
by swinging it back and fortai against
the building to hear the dull thud it
It is stated at. the 0. P. R, head.
quarters that tlle�oompany had Wait-
At the station the mourners became
so that it rush -was made to at-
knowledge that With the inereased tacii-
itius for its supply its �use is rapidly
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SHOOTS H I MS) EL F,
such space in The Phoenix, -lie was ell.
titled to Inake whatever use lie pleased
ed Hear,t of Court.
Allentown, Aug, 17,— Johnson Brown,
An attempt
Affair was ,
the nogro section oil the northwest side
would make. Tile face of the black man
The
hig upon the men long .enough.
So far no serious, e . ffort had been
,aagz
tac , sparrow cop. He drew his re-
� h
volver and held the crowd at bay until
spreading
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rhe is supplied compressed in
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of it. This Aiken objected to, and it sup.
rome
Ill 11119ei typical North Carolina darky,
tit -Springfield, which was prevented by
0
prompt action of the fire department co,
.was covered with blood. mob was
still makinginerry with tbe body when
made onywhere'to replace t&, strik.-
by taking On Ine0trO -WOT1%,
pight policemen came to his rescue.
0 min
After lialf an hour's delay Capt
gas
Iron eyliuders fitted with a, tap, and,
'
courb case was tile upshot. Ilia
decision of the judge is that -the pub.
stood before I a 1-1
III ,onor, tile Mayor, this
afternoon, charged Ivitli vagrancy. The
operating with a battalion, of the 17 irst
the troops filed in behind and opened
ars, .except
. sea, where they wore
at the roundhou
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Kane, reprimanded the policeman &lid
oil Attaching a rubber tube and funnel,
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A, stremin of gas, 'g,entle or strong, call
Man Blows Out Brains Wilile His
Usher of The Phoenix is under no obli-
gratiou to publish matter Attacking -him-
Mayor eyed him for a in 11 4 t t
I ate an I ell
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[nrantry.
A platoon of infantry ,was dispatched
fire. I
"I saw tjic iiorlc of the mob at close
most needed. So far the rest of tile
strike had not interfered With the
permitted the funeral to proceed ti the
cemetery.
be applied At will in any direction, Us.
two three
Companien Slecps. .
self in tile space lie Iliad sold for adver.
said sternly- have a good notion to
give 3,011 15 days.')
hurriedly to Harvard Pat],, a new sub-
urb just outside the city Iiinits to the
hand,11 said the eye-witnesa. A few men
would enter it aback and -After tipping
C,
wcaing of the railway tit all. But
'JIG r -he
now �. ti ne had come when t
T
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SAVEAD 1111S LIFE
Rally or minutes' inhala-
tion of a gentle streant, mixed with air X
sufficient at a time.
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Creenwich, Conn,, Aug. 1G.—Willimm
'
4ising purposes.
The -decision stipulated that after the
so ttlenient of counter -claims, executions
The darky gasped and quivered. "Fo'
de Lawd's sake, yo Honah, don' d ill
O dat
lie "])Ole do
southeast, shortly before midnight. Sev-
eral allots had been. fired, but so far As
over the bed and tearing open the mat.
Ire , ould poll I '0,
a v A it"I O'
r oil ' al"I's,
company Inuat coase dallyiVig with
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tl,e position and must got into shape
9
A-.4 to the general use of tile gas
Indiscriminately
Jordan, a young married man 25 years
'
old, with a yotmg wife and three child-
may issue against tile plaintiff for $77.60,
gasped. dat; don' do datl
Don! yuh know dat dis am the water-
it has been learned nobody was injured,
The ti -oops returned to headquarters at
p " in t 11 T l th �G t"'
! a A 0 hat .waB a I ei
it They loit than' f ell,. sur. tile
to run 1 every depart-
'ts railw in
ment. With tl% end in view the
Hamilton Boy Got Beyond Depth at
by the public, medical
opinion is adverse. It is unquestion.
ably a powerful And valuable stimula lit,
ren, *which lie had been unable to slip-,
port foi- some time, allot himself while
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FOREST FIRES.
nielon seasoll in Jersey, and Fse ought
to be thar to help gather Pem? $Deed
the -county jai). The suburb is Adjacent
h m f Central coal mine,
f..�
'r, I 0 t.il . - -
v uld not be ffitei!fored with And It
was 710
form al ultimatum. had been. sent to
the men, and preparations were be-
'
.
Tiverton.
but excessive use is dangerous. 'Tile
r
form
lying lit bed with his Wife shortly after
midnight Saturday and died instantly.
.
Fse ought to be thmr, Judge"'
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.oW I ong will it take you to get out
0
where niany uegroes ,ire employed.
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�
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Ing made to secure mechanics in Eng-
to fill the' vac�
ozone 9f oxygen in minut quanti.
ties is, of course, excellent, but when in-
e
It is believed that he -planned to kill his
$2,000,000 Loss and Destruction of
of town if I let you go?" queried the
Mayor. .
Throughout the night headquht-ters of
I
the two brigades had frequent Varrols
0
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CALL OF THE BLOOD
1 and and elsewhere
alacies in the departments to such an
. Tiverton, Aug. 17.—A number of
haled. in larger quantities it becomes A.
dangerous headache
entire family, but his nerve, failed hini
at the last moment, Saturday afternoon
Game on Vancouver Island.
I
"Toll dat dar fat pleeseman to shove
from frialitened citizens, who' requested
front
extent as mighf, be necessary.
young lads were bathing at Inverlittroll,
polson, causing and
irritation" -of the tratoolls membrane and*-
Jordan is reported to have told a friend
list White trash out bf der way to give
me room to git, and den watch out,"
prote;iiomn auspicious charactefs.
With the deatli yesterday of Wifflant
AN ALLIANCE UNITING TH I,
Lose Advantage of Si.trvice.
The result of the ultimstuni Will be
when one of them, Dail Ewen, of Hamil-
tOn, Who is visiting his couslit, D. 1'.
so on. So also Prim oxygen is absolute-
ly dangerous and must be largely
that lie wanted to end his life and those -
Of Iiis wife And children, me he feared
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 17.—The Cana-'
I
. was� the reply. .
The
Donegan, the agred colored man, who
was lynched Saturday niglitt, and Frank
E.
that old employees of,the company
d)
CompbelT, got, out bf hi sdepth. lit)
. �dilut-
cd. .
they would suffer if lie died. He waited
until Ilia family was asleep and then
than Pacific Railway has re ceived word
that forest fires are raging in the south
order was given, the crowd gave'
way; there Was a sound like a horse
Dilillore, a AvIlite niall. who was allot
While watching, the rl6tin,tr the list of
'
Proposed -Treaty Between Britain and
now on strike will, if they not re-
turn to work before tile time limit,
of their long ser-
woukd, have been drowned only for the
. quick action of Mr. Gain AicArthur
,wholesale
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3 'V'T'OMEN DROWN.
blew out Ilia own brains,
.
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part of Vancouver Island, and that many
m valuable timber have
galloping and several minutes later A,
huge cloud of dust -was seen rapidly
the known dead was increased to five.
Night to
.
the United -States—A Suggestion
lose all Advantages
vice Plad it given positions again 'will
salesman for Mr. H. E. Dond,
clothier, of lforonto. He noticed the boy
.
' IT .
GRANTED WISn.
been destroyed. The crearn of the thn.
ber wealth of the island is being swept
travelling Jerieyward. .
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more tire not expected recover,
And the unknown list is still figured at
Growing Out of Visit of American
com� in as new men, with service
dating from their resumption of work.
struggling, and lit, once jumped into the
brought the little fellow to
- — -
Away.
. In the Robertson River district
POST $50 TO GREET FRIENDS.
�
fifteen. Springfield is steeped in the
deepest sorrow, but ]ilia determined to
Fleet to Australia.
The custom of the C.P.R. has always
been that in dull times men were laid
water and
shore. The boy was quite exhausted,
Two Companions Also Perish In At-
Sive
— —
Cardinal Gibbons Congratulated b
there is a fire frontage of five nifles. At
Bear Lake eight buildings -with supplies
Happy Ho*stess Laid *Purse on Depot
take the most viaorovis steps to assert
.
justice. Two bundred are prisoners in
London, Aug. 16�Despatches rela-
,
fleet
,
off in order� of service, the policy be-
ing to retain the older men as far as
but lie was rolled about and Ivrappedlin
b1tinkets and Was soon himself again.
.
tempting to One.
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. Merry Del Va 1.
for" survey parties were destroyed, And
also A. nu . inber of, isolated dwellings and
. Seat and Forgot It. �
Lewes, Del., Aug. IT.—Laying her
jail for rioting, and stand to this cllarg�
ed with murder by the special
tive to tile visit of the Ai nerican
Australasia are read here with the
possible, There are a large number
Mr. McArthur, the rescuer, is a son of
m thur, of this place, And
Grand Isle, Vt., Aug. 10.—Three young
—
the Gowishan Lumber Company's build-
�
Inge. -
A. pathetic feature oi the con
pocketbook containing nearly $50 down
Ili the the
grand
jury, which the State'g Attorney is to re-
.to
keenest interest. The note -which at-
of old employees of the company ell -
red in -the strike, and they Will be
gag
.
deserves every praise for his heroic deed,
women wbo Were staying at a cottage -
Rome, Aug. 17. ---Cardinal Gkhbons left
here yesterday for Switzerland. Just be-
flagration, is the loss of game. H I"
on a seat waitina room of
depot of the Perinsylv"ania Railroad,
quest to -morrow.
A careful estiniaLe placm the number
,
tracted the most Attention was soauded
follows:
pretty hard hit by this decision uin-
less they return to work.
The young lad rescived is a son of Mr,
near Adams' Landing ,vere drowned to- :
day while bathing in Lake Champlain.
.
fore leaving lie was informed that the
Pope ]lad his I -equest, and ].I d
ft
dreds of grouse and millions of otl
birds have perished. The loss to timber
-
Mrs. Charles Lynch ran out to greet
so -me company arr � oil th, I a noon -
' ivin
Of negroeg Who IIRY3 left Sprinafleld,
from Auckland as
"'rho officers of the American fleet
I
Will Got Englishmen.
William EWen, foreman of the Harnilto n
Gas Works.
-
They were Miss Lucy, Perry, aged 19,
tranted
appointed several Washington ecclesias-
is said- to be $92,000,000 already, and the
fire shows no sirrn of abatement.
ti-ain. In the pleasure of seeing
since the beginning of tile race W�'
Lr tit
2,000. Of this number nearly thrile-
tire surprised and gratified by the ex-
It was stated at the 0. F, R. offices
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. �
Plattaburg; Miss Sarah Disaaway, aged
27, Plattaburg; Miss Elizabeth Disasway,
tica as domestic prelates to the Pon-
tiff.
.
—
her friends she never thought of her
nioney un . til thab niglit At allpier, whou a,
fourths have gone out of the county on
tent .and cordiality of their reception.
to -day that tile compapy did not ail-
RAN AWAY.
age not given,, a cousin of Sarah Diane-
This being the fortieth anniversary of
1. S N WON*
sudden realization of her mrelessness
railroads and ither-urban Iiii-es. The
, ----I- '-----1.,--1 i-- .P---4. ;.
Linillftf.P anv difficultv in. filling the
WnV I
1-11. 'aVn+I M P—M-1 0-ii'l— ..
caused her to ium.l) from the table and
- -- b-. -.Y -ii- "4 .. AV.V Im
tfl� rural districts. I
regarded as a signiflealit prelude to it
.
vi'auum V. .... ....., ---- ---------
ical. trades were very dull all over the
Tho great mass of the scurrying blacks
closer relation between tile United
world, and there Were thousands of
,
swe sUll within tile ,��tatc, Some have
statos Anil Australia,"
nien in England and other countries
gone W ' INM, souri X e-iltucky, Indiana,
e of comment on this
who would be glad to travel anywhere
and a few to the S'oui,h. There Are still
utterance ulay'be Indicated by tile f ol-
for a steady job at good wages.
Many Negroes -aft in Springfield, but
lowing extracts front different represeii-
tative journals. One says.-
The co any was further Ili a
to recruit from
Lliese are planning to go At tile first op.
book, it is believed, did so wl
Ith tile idea
of returning it to the owner on an-
pretty goTox pqsition
portunity,
"The Americans themselves Will so-
13,ngland, sitace they controlled their
,
Would 1114tber Die.
knowledge it. because Great Britain
own ships and trains, and could bring
.
is a friendly power and because the
the men out at a minimum Of ex-
Dloomington, Ill., 411g. 11.—Mrs. Bar]
J�i,jtigb. navy continues to.hold tile
pense. Already the cables have been
Hallam, victim of the Attack In Spring-
supremacy of the sea, so'that the Am-
kept hot making arrangements for se-
field, 'which Started. tile race war, is in
doubt as to tile identil6y Of her asagilaut,
inds it both smfe
erican battleship fleet fi
And Opportune to make the circuit ot
cutin ell and so soon as the time
- g in
it set li� the company ex�lres the
lim.
In an Interview she declared that she
the globe, Under these circumstances
new ilt%i will be secured and brought
Was uncertain whether Richardson, who
all Ang)o-Aincripan treaty suph as is
out. at fast as possible. 'It wag ad -
is now a Prisoner In 1310onlilitgtoll, is the
Inall.
being discussed Ili the press of the An-
to be called
mitted at the head offices that the
English mechanica were no.' generally
glli�ty
Sh says, however, that site is ahno-st
tipodes scarcely appears
for, althmigh were, it seen to be feasible
as satisfactory as those trained on this
vertain that he is the man, bdD lit the
and desirable, Britain would not be
aidel being more highly specialized' ,
darkness which Prevailed site could. not
diseern tile
found hanging back. But, in ally'case,
but it was pointed out that the -work
ab such big shops as the Angus was
nogrols features sufficiently
to positively identify him, Site will .jav
it need nob be placed in competition
or Ili culiftict Ivitli, the Ang,lo-Japanese
being more and more specialized, and
nothing nuire than that he looks sclli�t-
treaty or, for that matter, ,% jripo.
no doubt was felt that if necessary
tile of every striker could De
inq
th like Cho mail.
As. Hallain's greatcA c3neern now is
Anierican n1liance. The Paths of Brl-
tain mild Japan in the Pacific and else.
place
satisfactorily filledo and would be.
over 'Gila race wZ'r which resulted from
where continue to run parallel, and, �
. Men Say Bluff.
bor n4sfortune. Althou"ll herself prob.
although i-ftee, �lood And 'speech must
"The unions have forced tho point
ably I;be :most pUiful sulfierer of tile af.
Always have. their special binding pow-
practically as to whether they or the
fair, she shows gonuine regret over the
er, And, while we call understand and
company shall contt.91 our shops. lVe
general bloodshed and ilestritation, and
sympathize with the sentiment of white
propose %G, -control thom Ili future, and
SAys that she would rather die herself
Australasia, it would be folly to begin
shm.11 do so if we have to replace every
b.han to have beeh iN innocent cause,
thinking or talking About quarrelling
-
mail who has struck." This was the
� Not the Man.
with loyal and valuable friend I s, for no
final declaratioll, of one of the lending
Springfield, Ill.,'Aug, 17.—Tlie claill) Of
better reason tRan that blood I is thicker
C. p. It. officials to-dayl so tll.,.t -it is
Goo. Richardson, the alleged atl;;acl�er
than water." .
Another runs thus� "New Zealand
evident the company Intends to fight
tM strike to the bIt1u,,r end and to make
of Mrs, Hallam, And one of tile 11,0groes
spiritod out of Springfield opfore tile
journals which suggest it treaty bo-
bTifted
the end bitter for the strikers. The
jiGting reached An acute stage, tllalc Ike
I
tween this country and Oto
States forget that ,,;,a desire nothillo
0
1,,tter have not altered their policy as
a result of this ultimatum, expre,ssi.hp
could prove an alibi Ili tilt- accasation
better, that Nvo have several times at-
,the opinion that it 'is something o I a
Aga -Inst him is generally er, dited lipre.
)&-i% said by reliable person. -i who have
t"I'll ell 0.1wing About ail Alliance 'Of
tile Itilglish-speaking world, and . that
bluff, \Vhile tile leaders are urging
the men to stand firm a, good many of
investigated 'thc matter that not Only
Bichardson's wife, but it nua-ber of his
, , failed. Ir
. Oill wo, have
upon each oc,cfts
Preinier Deakin could bring tile British
tile Older men are inclined to waver at
'tile of losing tile advantage of
Iteighbors, white its well a -i blaek, Are
to swear that he Wts lit ho'llt
Empire and the great reptiblie pornian-
lie
pro,gpeot
their long service, And it is likely Umt
prepared
until late Ili the ,evening of the night of
ently togetlier Would render tile
woAd a siipremo service and would im-
it number of them will return to wo�'k
beforo tile expirmdon of the tinic 111111t.
tile alleged outrage, I
mortalize Ilia name.11
THE BALLOON EXPLODED. .
Council of War,
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Life in Danger.
A council -of war was bila at the,
MOTOR BOAT CRUSHED.
Ottawa, Aug. 16.--ThO condition of tile
Capitol 'Llils Afternoon by Governor
—
Oanadian Pacific rolling stock at Wift-
Deneen, Adjutaill,41pnen.i.1 "'"Ott; Oen,
Three Poptons Wore Drowned in the
nipeg is being looked into by an official
10. 11, Wells and Col. Hanborn�$ and
Niagara River.
or tile Railway Coulluission, Inspector
it plan was ndopl,od to ".ii,lnr further
demonstrations jinprobable. Clol. San-
Buffalo, X. Y, Aug, 16.—Miree 3 ei '
'Clark. A few days ago it vulliplaint was
received fro,in Ala, McArthur, of Winni.
I
borne was g)-011 coullan-1111 of a pro%,!
sons ware drown4ed to%flglit Ili the 2)ing
Iliver, 'whell �t motor boat, loaded to
who declared the U 13. R. trains tit
101, I
alomal brigad,,, aon,41,41og, (,,f tb,i Fii,qt
and (Ile Second Infantry MogilnentA,
.
arri
, raile, was ran. down by a, pleasure
tile
tilt point wore being iull ill so pool' .-a
...,
condition -of repair Ulilt tile lives Of
�
with instrueltions to prvierv, till lxuc.�
baige. Airg. Will. PA cis, I)ITH, Charlotte
Meyers 0,1111 � Pagel o, it ten -y oar.
the travelling public, mild tile em lo ces
, r1w
in till, territory we,st (if .Sev.-iith street,
�
T-110, two tegIM0014 Qsf3b';4lV(J 110.1(1-
0 bar -e.
Old Ind, were Ilrowited, wholl tit "
of the company wore endangered.
* r
- CoIllplaint ukis addressed to the .Niffillste
(JURrUITS On 00 011IRI)l gr0t 311.5, MITI-
ctuolied the motor boat, 3welino Ilagel�,
It ten -year-old girl, saved herself by
of Railways,
.
oral U'ells, with lwadillafl ra At t'.10
graqjug the loose end of a line And
Situation Favora Strikeell.
-
,over ,.,,
V01111ty jail, Posted guat-JR I,y P �,,.
_ prillilig li-rhulf )land oycr listrid aboard
'N'o r Lit Bay, Aug. 18. --The strike situa-
effy eftt.t of Seventli Rtrovt Th.- Firit
Cavalry was detallov.1 under 11aJor
tilt.. bargt, N1,1thout tollehijig the water.
ti 0. P It. aV
. oil Oil till$, 11WIS1011 Of tile - I -
'Tho
Frank Bush -it Divki.)n lwad(plartovii
Three, (ithera in the inotor boat were
up, by Passing eraft,
Or's tile atrI10M Uhaplcau. and
Schreiber shops are idle, not a stri'44
under IMajor4lenevill Young,
.
'
(4overnor Peneen sti.1 t i -day 1hat
plehed
- Henry 'Schallsi, at the W11,0.04 of the
�, while tt'c North
brodker being in,evidenee
- Bay the new staff is dwindling dailyy six
110 h..
wanted (A) prot"t t1le Kf�y, �O f, at,
motor boat, thought be could pass
undor the how of tilt%, barge. Whoft it
11161 coudlig out 'on Saturday. Four of
flio, fleeing negr,,es could return Ili
matet1. 0
W,qs too late ho, tried to turn and was
- the[)) wel'O 91V011 trAll4iol-tittiOn to Molit.
Ilive call protept, Clow 11 -re , ,
alld IVe
rull down, d'. parde followed oil the
"I'lle to
real by tile 00-11pany, and two Were look-
Od aftv-1. by tile Strike Committee, The
millb when they sciAter About the
�eountry,ll said ill(- (4overnor, 4(tf they
, .
[Ift"OngerIq all r"hea
b-'U'ge ' -
0W., Hide, Aild, tile lifild wolk of tile crew
atlike-breakers torning out diate that
living fit boarding ears i-4'uadv-.4raT)lv,
vvi'l (.onle back Avo will rdvi, t1w:a food
, I
dlovp flielli, Imck liefoio t1w ,opbip himM
turtle. .
,
� and predict Mieral 4e,settioli. Strikers
AIM shvIter in'Gavorninent Ovts,ly
I --- ��. — —
vlabn that t1lo lovoillothn-4 Are getting
&crilia 6Y t1io Disturbineat.
The Dolunark-(.Ir��'�,nlavd t%xpoditiall,
lit it very bad. eowlition, 404p.,Ohilly ty.)
q IM hou
,,,ro buildin'T4 bw Iled, li'rhl.i�v
wl,40 lin% returned mffisr two yeftr-,q, to-
.11
[Ills Iveittorn divi.4iou,4, alid. tlwy look for
;,.)" fli.
night wore tww)401 -.4,4v -lfrail.4
I , "
, orfix Oat MY11114% Erlelvwn, the 01plb"T, a ".ral rovolt of prigiftemen,
'File
built In:111y YNIN qq.l tit h,ria,t vint,
jill(l 1,%vtir voiiijinnionq, pr4hilied In tht'
compally'a notim calling Oil tbe
wivi crurnblitiv Ividt 4�,,. li,,,,.. Lvl.,A.4
jai o" tif th rmollt prolylinrint eitivislig, of
man to rimulne worlc WAS re#4 at thr,
.
Y. .
oung Wife Repents Deed by
iiecorcung Lo une report ot tne . ac.
Ci dent wli'ich has reached here, the
visilop, uurainai avierry uoi Val, r-apai
Secretary of State, sent him from Castle
I - --
rdulai Hafid Lost 300 Killed and
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When the i ... --
.9 It was called up he
inade instant but no trace of the
Committing Suicide.
three young women werp ill the water
them dropped
Gandolfo a telegram warinly coiigmtn- .
lating him on "tile memorable day." -
500 Wounded.
searclij
pocketbook or i"ney could be found.
'llic
into a deep hole. The other two start-
11 : 11 -
.
person who picked up the Pocket-
,
.6pringfi0d, Ill, Aug, 1G.—Mrs. Hosier�.
ed to her assistance, when they also
got. beyond their depilli and all went
I -
MINERS I D L E-1 0
Tangier, Aug,. 17—A wireless despatch
�
book, it is believed, did so wl
Ith tile idea
of returning it to the owner on an-
wife of A, -physician of Spring Valicky,
doWn, none of them being .able to swim.
received front Abdel IN Aziz, the Suhan,
announcing the victory of Ilia troops over
nouticerrient of ownership. . .
, -- -
had just finished reading a letter from
'
her daVghter, Vera, confessing that she
There were no other bathers near 6nd
no one else on. shore was able, to go
Ohio River Tqo Low to Admit of '
�lio troops under Mulai I-rafid, the usurp- .
ing sultan, Ili an engagement which was
,
THESE PAMPERED PIGS.
=d her clollement, with. �Vjlllmin
a tight -rope walker, when she
to the rescue. I
The bodies wore recovereil and Were
Coal Shipments. ' ,il
fought recently during the march. toward
Morocco City, says that tile defeat of
Dwellers in "Sanitary Sty" Will Be
received's telegram announcing that tile
sent I to Plattsburg to -night. I
Pittsbura Aug 17.—Dii lity per cent.
OP 0, 9
the enemy was complete, The losses. of
Warmed by Steam.
girl had committed suicide at Now"Ber-
lill-, ton miles wast of this city. .
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SANKEY. DEAD.
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of the coal hics, along tile Mononga-
'A
the adherents of Mulai Hafid are esti-
mated at 300 killed—and 500 wounded.
Danville, Pa., Aug. 17.—Work- is under
the "sanitary
11he girl was the adopted daughter of
hch,River are idle and th'ousands Of 111111-
An ilufacilSe amount of booty, including
way oil new pigsty," at
tile Danville State Hospital for the JEn.
Dr. and Mrs. Hosior. When 17 years
. I
ers are out of omj�IoSmiont as a result
-
A. large number of eaulel, was captured..--
' booty was so that the
sane, for which the LogiSlaLtrfte appro-
old she became infatuated w! th Johnson,
a member of a carnival company, and
THE �OTED SINGER.EVANGELIST
of the' low water in the Ohio River. Prac-
'
tically all the coal front this district is
.the great victors
were obliged to Belt at quarter the inar.
printed $6,000, and lialatial quarters are
promised for the pigs to be housed there.
�
ran away with him. Until site confessed
PASSES AWAY AT BROOKLYN-
.
shipped by river, but for several weeks
ket price Ili Order to got rid of it.
Abdel Azig, at the ]lend of a column,
,.rhe sty will be wartneil, by steam heat,
hdr unhappiness li�r whereabouts were
unknown. The body ,%vita sent to ,Spring
Was for Thirty Years the Inseparable
Uto water line b0cri. so low ito shipment
could be made. 'Elie consequences is that
defeated the Rebmann tribe, who were
lighted by electLiie_fty, and tile hogs, will
not partake 'f coininon swill, but will
0
Valley for burial. .
-
Companion of D. L. Mo6dy in
_
every barga is loaded witill. coal await_
Mulai d
supporting I ITafi ,killing 50 of the
tribeampit and takN 200 prisoners.
feast on "Cooked food." This� implies
c - ' -
AGAINST AMBIDEXTEPITY.'
. Evangelistic Work Ili Britain and
illf, all it and no more coal call be
$1 I Ille
nimed until, ein'-pty barges Are rccoivC4 to
I � I
.
Death of David Stirton.
that as a feature of the 11sanitary appar-
ntils and equipment" the piggery is to
America—Writer of Hymns—BlInd
store it in. The situation is said to be
Guelph, Aug, 16—In Clio deabli of
have a cuisine. Protected front the cold
Sir James Crichton Browne's Fad is
I
Opposing Fads.
for Five Years.
t Il e years.
I - e
David Stirton, aged 93, which took
and with their diet under constant sur -
veillallee the hogs, could not do Otherwise
London, Aug. jOi--Sir Jliines Crichton
.
-
New York despatch: Irm D. Sankey,
�
DIED IN A LAZARETTO.
place yesterday, Guelph loses its old-
eat resident. Ile was one of those known
than prosper.
They will not be permitted to wallow
Browne, who is a confirmed anti -fad-
(list, is now i ,unning a tilt against the
tho evangelist, died at Ilia home Ili .
-Brooklyn last night, . .
I
Pathetic End of General Wardwel I
as the La Gullyrans, who responded to
� Invitation to come to this
John Galt's i
lit the mire, because there will be no
mire. Everything will be kept immacu-
movernolit for aUidexterity recently
initiated by the headmaster of Eton.
Irm David Saticoy, as lie tells him
in Arizona.
selibiori, where lie Arrived at tile agi of
late. The building Will be of two
Browne callis it a fad and dcclare� that
self Ili his introduction to lit "�tor; I
Tombstone, Ariz., Aug, ill.—aerieral
11 years, lit 1827, just four months after
StoreyS, And in all probability the hogs
I
anibidexterity on a large scale is !in-
of the Gospel Hymns," was born lit
lS40 at Edinburg, in western Ponnsyl-
G. D. X. Wardwell died yesterday while
Ili quarantine with his leper wife. Ifer
tile first tree was cut in what is.known
as the Royal 'City. Mr. stirton waa elect-
will sleep Above stiLirs.
Z _- U I
possible and undesirable. It *&s, said
lie, by the superior need of his ri,relit
vania, . Ilia father, Hou. David San-
sufferings front the combined effects
ed to Parliament in the Reform inter.
THE BALLOON EXPLODED. .
0
Itand that inan ]lad gained Ilia victory'
key, was engaged Ili the commission
and forwarding business, slid After-
of leprosy and tile nervous strain fol-
lowing the notoriety of ffieh' ease .]ilia c
ests in 1857 and Ihis political career con.
United uninterruptedly until 1876. On the
Two Pertons Killed at Irvanco-BrI.
and to 'try to undo Ilia dextral pre-
eminence was simply to fly in tile face
wards took up farming, so that young
Ira's ybuth Nvas largely spent oft the
destroyed her reason, and a -lie is ltottlly
unaware that her husband is dead.
death of Col. Kingsinill, lit 1878, the
appointment of postmaster at Guelpb
tish. Exhibition.
of evolution. I
At Eton milibidoxterity was being Ili-
farm, He assisted Ili farm work and
General Wardwell was a veteran of
Efforts
waA given to Mr, Stirtoll.
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London, Aug. 17.—Two persons, were
killed And six injured by the explosion
euleated by an ordinance that all boys
received the usual school privileges
.
,Iltbieh fell to the lob of the boys and
the Mexican and civit wars.
to deport, Mrs. Wardwell to the leper,
- f ,
BROKE HIS ARWI.
of the envelope of the balloon ou,ned
who for their transgressions were
called upon, to Write "lines" should
girls of those clays. Ira was convert-
colony havo brought out complications,
, Berlin, Aug. 17,"AA the Parseval dirl-
by Capt. Lovelace of the New York'
Xcro Chlb - (it tile grounds of the
henceforth do so wilt.h. the )Lift han(L
,
ed at the age of sixteen at sonle to-
vival mectings, held lit tile I(inty's
Lhe Federil authorities refusing aid And
the lberritorial officers being unable to
-"ibl-e balloon -was approaching its land-
Pivaco-Britigh Exhibition to-dity. Pre -
Sir Jamos had )lad tile opportunity of
asking olle of the boys, how lie got oil
'
, CLapol, some tAireo miles from Ilia boi&.
act under the pi.vsent law . It is pr,b.
' LIP
isolated 'lie'
ing plact here til -day it was forced sud-
i1puly down by An air current While at a
parations fov� an ascent,%vore being made
When the accident occurred, The citiloo
In the performance of his ta'sk. 110111,
. u`te sunple. We UtO
110 replied, "it, aq I
Next, year his father, who had been
for some years in the State Legislature,
able that she will "elualn
and be cared for until deatli.
: - n I
height of ' 600 feet. The ship struck tile
- - firm
ground Violently, breaking the left
i.i supposed to have been the tbmwilig
down of a lighted niatolt, Miss Hill, aged
I
the Pon in the fingers of the left hand
assumed the Presidclicy of a barik and
moved to Newcastle. There Ira. attended
HAS GONE BACK HOME,
of Captain '%?'oil Krogh.
� I
.
s,ovellicen, secretary to Capt. Tliovelaee,
and we work them. Ivilth the tight."
As A, result of Physiological inquiry
high school and later entered -his fath-
.
I ..
P'&sod Christ Re.
I I
CATTLE STOLEN,
was one of the persons killod. She wtis
burned to a chider. The other victims,
,'fr AT
Si mines said it could not now b,o
doubted that right and left ba
, ,,tie
'd_
or's bank, Ile became ii, in,unber of tile
UoLhodist Episcopal Church at NoWeas-
Fanatic Who as
tuens to States.
Clififlilli u, Ont, Aurf 17�—An epidemie
r., -,
w6re Also inuployed -by Capt. Lovelace.
Capt. Lovelace's clothes ,lvere burit-
Pleas were dopendont oil cerebral or-
tle qnd before long was inade superin-
kmxlont of thii Sunday sobobt and leader
IVinnipeg, Aug. 1.0 Sharpe, theleild.
'—
of tattle stealing similar to that which
in East Kent several years
ed, but Otherwise 110 sustained 114D in'
.
ganization. And nothing else. Autbi-
.
dexterity was; eoninion Oil ly amot ig,
of the choir. Here Ilia voice first began
to
er if the strange bunch of fanatics who
ed the country, believi Rg 20
-y
invall, "
*for
I
se.-. partner,
ta rel)Orted in I dalp, ., .4
]I, 9r, "I "I complained freqnently, of missing
ies.
Jur " -
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. 1. I
iffiots, &till to endea-vor to insure its
ILI ivatioll woul ell.
1. lieral vult -a mean t1le
attivet attention.
,
Oil tile outbreak of flio war In 1860
A divine Ineagago tile.
' Doilkbobor'a,
dcfWd arrest a t
stook, and the police biffleve t1w c,ttj,j`c
WILL TAKE 8 IX MONTHS,
largernent; of the already overgrown
Mr. Smikey, then twenty years of
Age, joined tilt XMCA111,10 VOillpally
And Who Successfully .
tile bands of tile illunigration authorl-
must have been Atololl,
� olb —
Tho guivay Of Huds6n't Say Raliway
lunatic asylli � ilia. � I-- 4.1 .
And saw service Ili Maryland, often
ties, has been its good As his Word. Ito
declared that if tile Doukhobors refused
. NEW ENGINEER.
'
Route.
� Death of Matthew Folger.
.
'Xiligatton,
I , - C religious services ill the �
ass"I'lig 11
Union After the lie re-
to recognize hiin as Christ lie Would TO-
Toronto, Aug. I't.—Kpilneth 1,11itken,
N1711ruirpeg, Aiif��. 17..—Chlo-f Vilgifteer
.. 0 it s u`i§1I,Da Railway
Murphy of ill Ill o
Aug. 16.—MatthoW Itenry
Folger died lit one o'clock yesterday
cam war
tu I P.
'a to tho assiatanee of Ilia fath-
rl e,
in-
tu 1.4 Arty
rn acrogs tile lin,o. Ile and ,Ili p.
Are 110NV ell route South from velgen to-
Toronto, was to-amy Appointed by tit('
lle-ard of Control As elighleer in ellarge,
,�
, ,
, a -a
survev arrived from at to Ay
with 'hla akeiatalit, -,L%lr. Law, and will
morning after years of illness, but
,,, who had become a collector of
ttrila-1 revenue, in tile auweiling
wards tile international boundary, and
of tilt% City's eloetrical Power distribitt-
, be joined to-inorrow by Mr. Arm -
only it coniparpAvely short HMO con.
filled to Ilia home, Ile wasagoil 07 yo.ars.
and
&A ,
Years was In much demand in JAs to
III$ strange crusade Iq over. .
. +;1�0
lug, plant, to be ereeted to distribute
,
power brought from Xiagara Valls over
ion. Thoy
strong, the hNAd of the �Oxptditi
Ile, is sinvIved by three arium, Howard
its a singer at conventions and poll-
tical meetings, In 1807 lit. ,,Sankey
NEEBISH CHANNEL
1
(Aov(,rlllllpllt traraynission lines. He Will
expect bliftt the work will optupy six
month.%. Tito Party Will be dividetl ill-
Irenry, of New York, Ana 113. W,, 'manag.
er of the Niagara, Navigation Co., To
entere.4 ,7. Ni. (',,. A. work its Secretary
q,auit f4te. �tarle, Ont., Aug. 17.—T-110
receive a Balar,v of $3,000 a year.
I I I .1 .
-
- V) four, each takl*g 4% settlory -of tile
Tonto.
� of the Xevveastlo -branch, aud Ili 1870
N,,*0,(,bbqIl t,lbannol, which cost $4,000,W0,
ELEVE I,Oko
torritory to II6 cove're(l.
been
1041 0- ,
went its delegate to the IntOrfiRtiollal
was opollo(I to traffic .YestOrday, when
The Couiervativts havo vleelftIr-
St. Vatharinen, Aug, 17.—Tbo Que�h!A
001montioll of tho (Issociation at 111.
. steftniox Oporge I'% lialter weitt
tll(k .
Grattl Rapid,% Mkh,, Aug, 17.—A des.
'ilia
itift -ill'
_, is was ouly an oleetioli .bftit avil
gt
Tlotel, ,'At, Paul stroot, one of tile illo,
,..
dialidpolis. J,1- 1-4 'here that 11.0 fir.At
; through, wltlt Prolidont Livillptoilp" of
H 'Aing
wrl", front Vptoskoy to" 3vo
list in it 11
tl4at It would ii(,�<%r I t. Wivo, 1) t t e
popular boliteltion in tile rity, ham clIftngpql
met D. ,I,. 'Allimly, With WhOul 110. W48
thp T.,alc(% V41,Triel'S' A1510dittiOn, On bOMYd-
1 04�241 saym That 'the r�xortitg Rteatuar
ntrivol ,nf nIft with lInIPP110A PtOvel the
liftilds, Capt, William MeAvay, who lifts
to lie adlsoelato(l in OvAllplistfe worl,
The Canadiftit steamer Conestoo WAA
T,(elfknftll WA,'4 blown Alp nil Carp, T,nkp
gonuffienem of the Govemnitnt's hitoo.
I Voll(Int-teli it for th'I pa -'4t clgllt yr'ar A,
fol tile next thirty vear& Moody
ill(, flecond boat tlivollgli, followilig tho
thi.q Illoriling with, a loss .nf 11 lives.
.
ttoli, ,
Tiftying diRPORNI Of tilt- 1)114i'10104 (INVIT19
to ill henlLh, in Chotrlom D. Martin, Of
heard Slinkev"A 11lighli and nt on"
propriAell Viat they go into ovau-Avlls.
� Tlakor elo,qP.1,v. VoRsolluon Pxprt%8#4 great
ratisfaetion �Vith tilo firprovenlont, an It
. 46�6# . ..�
I Valgary'. im
1 Ural. .T. A. IV. 'Unrtiti, of .
Ai�q,�Z --4.*-ft--
I " nail 11litr
t being 'A00VI lATtOd A T0nl
.
Itntuilton. Tfi(� lu%w proprietor todcog
tie work torthei. SatiL."y Ims u -n-
.4,111, MOO, rutylgatioll of ill(, TIVOT Aftfor,
vl.41thig her liaronbi, 11r. and Nloq, Over-
Victoria
morlev restomblo I a bald,limilptl mall Anti'
vowAsloft ImIllealately.
Willing 04 fIrAt. but ,af(4-r*viLx "ontlim'
FmT1 tavt� lVill0b 0610. .
holt, 118 ftvonuo umth,
111i ll�tdr,