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, ly to come trent Relate and Ireland. •
Di the latter couutrer 4 einnprellen•
. • EXPLODES, . adepted. All the Well managed, . .
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E ,,. .4Ave echenie el baripeetioil lias. leen
MAN'S IlEAD BLOWN.
OFF. ertaote eure erregmisateerrfeel. vanti 4 li•
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0.E mollou
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The report ot the JUdge0 Ot the
dairy exhibit Watt preeelated thie ad- .
ternoon. Mr. R. AL Dielialityne eudg Alias William Brown, Oountes
ed the elweee sail Mr. P. Of, Me.
The Steamer Noordland, Long Overdue, Arrives Safely at
Philadelphia and Reports " MI Well."
441,4404.
Man, Who Eloped With His Wife's Niece, Captured• After a
Long Chase With Dog Sleds.
SOrtiouere, • N. Y., deepatch; Tao eearing, it to claimed, wale rural; ere
boiler of a 1000010We dritielug a lomated at more tbein $500,000. ban
Westbound New York Con a Ire*
.0 I lot rrounie:ttrne.4tBe.a.p.w‘tue tehattwurctenxiarnite ear!
train on the treolte on Onomiaga foetal after a long Otiose on dog
Lake Shore, in this citY, blew, up elvde through a wild, mountainous
witheut warning this morning, .En. ceuntry. Pigott a.eked to be allowed
gineer George Mitchell was Jailed. 11,41ifiZulee°00tacIleeditt17111 ot giving
• brakeinan, la N,, Wetherlowe or over to the ,poilize. Papeeritstr repreeent,
Rochester, hod his hem) blown off, •ing $400,000 were found by, tile dee
tectie'en.
and fireman Ta M. Beery, of But. • . ,
fa,10, leas fatally injured. Conductor 1 Japanese Minister Talks.
London Jan. 18.-ollho dalianeoe
Ailehael Redmond was •unhurt, A.11, -eantster,, Boron Hoyaelii,
except Wetherlow, are foom Aar- craved no ihdleation thee morbnaldrlieroei
talo, The locomotive WAS No, 1,14,7, the probable attttude of Russia;
of the Lehigh Volley Railroad, re- !Olt lie ectrzparesr:resiluttaistiiirleraoof.
cently berrowed by the Central be. te
. ticallee certain that any deciara,tion
cause of rush, of busitees. The,creee -
of wittr Will not 'enemata from Roe,
are New. York Qentral eniployees, ela -
Conductor Redmond, the oillY --4e Minister le not very hopeful
member of the Crew left to tea of of the result Of the latest ja,Paneee
the disaster, was in the eaboo--
"" note; but, he opecifically deniee that
and keoves nothing or what was eapanio ropey suggests the neutral.
going on in the locomotive jr10
izadon of a, oortion pf Manchuria,
the time of the exploston. Tlie po well as Of a lecirtion et Corea.
eaOse will never be known, for "the or that inention was made of the
lcoomotive was oeduced to • scrap
Iron, Nome pares eaeg blown gee. rifht to brea,k Off negotiations,
oral ituncired feet away .The train Oar conditiona," said the Minis -
was proceeding elewo., heavily lead. ter, "are practically eumtned up in
ed. against a sneer storm, and the the riortion of the announcement by
t rack was heavy woh snow, when the State Department of the U. Se
wornitige. regarding • the • Chloit-Amealictio
the exeilosion 'ocolirred, *About
1 treaty. Far ties° principles to ,
The' Noordland Bate. wbich SecretarY Hays eaye the Un -
eau.. oaoe4 4oe I !fed atatee is irrevoeably commit-
• ; Ehilaelelphia, Pa., tedr eve. ere willing to go ..to war
unless Russia will consent ,to give
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us a delimit° pledge that she too
adheres to the open door and Chi -
Manchuria."
• -' was stghted at 9.22. The eleoreiane•nese .egyereigntY in
spatch to the Maritime Excbange,
From the Delaware Breakwater,
says -Omit a steamer, probably the
overdue Red Star Liner Noordland,
Was due to arrive Ln this city on • Peeling -1n St. Petersburg.
•8unday la at from Liveree•,ol. On Jan. • St. Petersburg, don. 113, -The dip-
lOth the captain of the British eoinaas here regard favorably the
- 'steamship Corbeihman, 'which ar- ougges-tion to transfer the Russo -
rived at Portlet00, Ma, reported hey- japaneise negcalations to St. Peters -
Mg falleh in with the Noordiand on bung. They do not think it le in..
8, in a disabled condition. Be- tended to 'delay tna.ttera, as enter -
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'fore being able to learn the nature preted abroad, but, believe it would
ol her. leanly, the two steamships remoce the negotiatioas • from the
became separated 'by the eevere hands of the wor Party, represented
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weather. Tbe Noordlaod staled from
• Lir erpool o • b, Dec..O0, tY° /tem:•drat .4.1exieff, the 'Russia,n
• Philadelphia, Jan. 15. -The steam.. 'viceroy in the far erest, and enable
hotiCztr and Floreign Maniter Lams-
.• ship proved to be the Noordlande ti
• As she pasted la the *breakwater the (e'm o more- cloaely control them.
• captain, signalled, ".All well," but g^ ve Continuing, its anti -war ohnipaign,
- .- no intimation Orate) the nature of the Puss to -day predicts. that evert
•- the damage sustained by the, Noord- granting 'that. Russia is victorious
• e• land. i •• there vapid be subsequent interfere
. - 0 ,• Car 'Barn • Murderers. • (ince' on the part of other power• s
Chicago, Jan. 18. -At the end er .a_rel_.a, .• "new., edition of the Berlin
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` two days, spent without result, at- I oe'Peo'ees•
torneys in the car barn murder cases,, • aritain 'Weald Oblect.
'Mee accepted a fourth juror to try London, Oat. 18, 4. a in.-oiehe re- •
the batches. Otto Remold, accused of port publiebed by o: news agency to
contrlicity In the plot 1.0 release hie the•effect that the Beitiab Govern- e
brother from Jail, - was taken alto pent itad notified japan that any
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Millet, and released on betide furnish- atteenct of the Russian. Black Sea
el by his uncle and Aunt. Extra de- fleet to yetis 'the Dardanelles would
tails of eibtectives was placed in be chocked by -decisive action is Un -
court, ancl,tbe oneply ot firearms at true. Tife tact rem,aino as cabled to
• the jail. woe increased. .• •the Astiociatel Prepe Jan. altb. ,
Elopers Captured. Foreign Secretary Lansdowne to..
- Chicago, Jan. la -A despateh to day expressed die:belief that Russia
ebb Tribune from Denver. Col., says; Vail any intention of trying 1.0 send
Henry Herbert Pigott, who achieved a fleet to the Dardanelles, adding
notoriety. in 1901. ley eloping from that it would be 4 Obvious. breach of
Pbila,delphia to Denver with Ohare treaty in which Great leritain could
' lotto Bryan', Ida wite's•niece, disapi. riot ronsibly acquiesce. • =
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*WAWA
• ITEMS OF NEWS
FROM FAR AND NEAR
MARANI,RAUJUIMPAMAPARAWANUtAt
Sae revolutionists „of Cruguir
havelvoo several successes. „
Daurlivirr Liberate have nominated
Air. T. A. Burrow, for tfie Oommons.
Mr. Basil C. McLean, Tiorento bee
r.urcietioad the. Winnipeg Commercial,
a trade taper. • ,
Mr. A D. Rice, of Toronto, bee been
appointed Collector of Mustafa& at
Toronto junction.
• The Toronto District Labor Council
will warn Engliede factory girls
against conditions in panties.
• Kingston will send City Solleitoe
tdclutyre to England, to fight the
Light Ocneeo•nyie appeal before the -
Privy Council, .
A. large tannerylerto be establialie
62 at Cumming's Beidge, near Ottawa.
J. Laing, of Berlin, is the principal
rnoeet in cOenection with the en-`
terprise.
Turkish: mogazin.e in the Ku -
blamer() district has been blown UP.
It is allegethat tbe explosion 'Was
• %weed by'BulF•kriane. 'Thirty Turks
were killed. •
Rev. Arclicleavoo 'Harding, of Bran-
don, who is leaving for England, was
presented by the rural deanery with
a geld watele and by hie rarishioners
with an address and al.00.
A Diviolonal Court fres upheld tbe
cleciaion oydering officers of tiee Ir-
• on Moulders'oUnicin to product) their
booke on examinations in the suit by
tire Oanatia, loOundry Come:one.
Mr. Stieeleton Oteldecott, -addresio
Ing the Maekerizie Club, Toronto, hut
teen ng, ald 110 feared the Canat]Ian
inannfacturers would block Mr. Chani-
berleinOt- scheme of preferential tar -
VO" the first, four remiths of the
fiscal 'oat? Oaneelinergoods and goods
imported and bendled 'by Canatileeis
to the value of $2,800,000 were• re.
ceivee in the Yukon dletriet, ad
against $006,124 foreign geode.
The Auetralian immigration rd..
tares for 1001 and 1902 eliber a oet
ir.crearie V> be only 55. Lord DraeseV
recently expresso.' the opinion that
Atatralla cetala not ex0fittibly earrIt
meet larger time tile present pope
alation.
bely of an I:acentric man
Mined Ferieviek was found in a lonely
leabitotion, 801 mike trent Pert Are
theta lite bead being gnawed by rate.
Ile came from Perth, Ont., and WaS
In tiro C. 11. P. Stores department
'eat's ago.
Teeo tete rettralte arrieed at tire
Parliament buildings, lloronto, yes-
terday, to be bang In the corridors.
One is tyr Premier Boss and We Other
ht of Hole air* Sandfleld Macdon-
ald. tire fitvtd rtenger ot this pro.
vim*. Both are by hir. r. Ntf. L.
rote -ter, and toe exeellent plow* of
work.
Citreelitee foreign trade for 'tire elee
Morale* ending Dee. 81. amotinted to
$257,t)(10,918, tee wallet $2e0,028..
476 for tile •teoee period of 1902. 'rite
exporte of domestic products de-
• creased. about $2,000,000. and ino
ports Increased nearly $21:000,000.
Negoilations are on foot 'for the
eel*. of the Russell Otel. Ottawa. .
There are four eurtias after iteunong
intro Messrs. George and Mhos. Mul-
• ligan, of the Walciareastoria, New
York. The Vice is said to be in thO
y10'1,1114 of $870,000..
Thic C. S. ar epar m y
D t ent ester
accepted i, osal of Ilex
ve$ Fiske & Sons, of New York, rep,I.
re,senting Fiske & Robinson, .and the
National City Bank of New York, for
the er;tire $7,000,000 bond loan° of
the Philippine Government on act -
count of the purchase of the ,Friars'
Iva& at $107,577. •
dllto Deminigri Iron and Steel ', -Co,
Is about to close negotiations for the
sale to an American company of an,
extensive deposit . of iron pyrites
ueon which it holds a lease at Rose
well Bay, on the Labrador coatit,
about. a Unwired miles ' from Gape
Cludley. The derosit is a very ex-
tereive one and easily mined.
CANADIAN BUTTER 'BEHIND.
Plain Truths Stated atWestern Dairy-
men's Contention.
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St. Thomas despatch ; Mr. W. G.
ltiedd was the first speaker on the
programme . of the •dairynien'e con-
vention. He ,dealt particularly with
the sanitation of factories, and made
suggestions for Improvements. Ful-
ly half of the factories in the south.
ern district are in ao unfit. condi-
tion for the manufacture of cheerio,
and many more are defective In
drainage or supply of good. Water.
The increased rilenber or cream
gathering ereanieries has made It
neceseasy that means be devised for
keepieg create sweet nett' it is col -
Meted from the forfeit. When allow.:
(el to sour the maker Cannot turn
out a good keeping butter. Prof. -
Uarrlson stated that tito remedies
Were either pastrairized or the ex.
tooled of core in keeping the tem-
perature correct. The admoniticei
Wee' repeated that the farmer must
guard against exposing the inlill Or
cream in places Wh.ere injurious bac- -
teria were present.
• Mr. Matmga,n, of Montreni, 'speak-
ing eif the defects of Grenadian but-
ter, Mid that it was as far behind
as Out Cheese WAS in advance. On
Meeting English dealers he was
often met With tlie remark that
Ciellatlian better WOO not 00 vory
bokir but that it was gold as a tied. -
ond cut. The reputation for bad
' keeping totality, Whieh had been
Meddled liPon it, Weis duo to the
practice or OpeenlatorS, Who in tor.
mer years held taroe quantities over
into Winter. Now the Ifew Zealand
article eame In about DecoMber, and
being rapture. butter. Preohlded an
Ciente of high prices for Canadian.
At the creamerlea a daily gathering
Of treat° would tend to improve
Matters.
. Mr. MeLitgan approved of the use
t of preeerfttives in small Maratha
and advised that 'tlie quatititY of
salt be carefully looked after. There
a Odd butter that °ordains not
le large demand in England for
more than two per tent. of omit.
Oppointion in the trade ts most like.
144.44404144.9.
Logan the batter. The chaste bike"-
ere' trOplor goes this year to 13,.11. R '
ussells Husband,
Green, 'or Trowbridge.
Hon. John Dryden eddressral the
meeting on the eubiect of tlie gen-
erid improvement of dalrY produote,
There are still some brands 0!
cheerio he Weld, that sell higher than
Canadian, and we should not be
initialed until the highest standard
of excellence is reached. The Littoral
trade le an encouraging' example,.
Dy persistent efforts the tepee of
liege hao been natede vent uniferlit,
so that in a delivery of hundreds
there rat; as little variation as in
• eingle herd.,
The leading feature of the evening
session was the presentation of
prizes to the choose makers wile*
were winnere in the competition
for the best -kept factories, $200 be-
ing divided amoeg the, five groups
of Western Ontario. a. *25 and *1-8
prize going to eaoh gamer. .
GERMANY IS SINCERE.
Desires Speedy Settlement ot lOspute
With Canada, *
London. Ian. 18. -The Standard's
Berlin correspondent says tife dead-
lock existing regarding the removal
ol the dispute between Canada and
Gerineno in elue to the fact that the
London •Government leas referred
Germany to Ottawa ets independent
in conlInerelal rnattere, while Ottawa
referral leer back to London on the
ground tbat Canada wan part of the
Empire. Germany ift sincere in the
matter. Since tire laat notification
by the German Federal Council, pro-
longing preliminary commercial
treaty witii Britain and her colon.,
lee. Oat:mole Is not mentioned In JIM
Wipe of a frierully agreement on thle
question at an early date.
BARRED FROM SOCIETY
Cardinal Gibbons Endorses Lat-
est Plan of New York Women.
New York, Jan. 13.-Solal ostra-
eisni- for divorces, wearers of de-
collate gowns, ganiaters, including
players of bridge, whist and drink -
errs of the festive cocktail, 18 :1.0 be-
come a part ef the battles of the
Roman Catholic Cburch upon, evils,
prevalent In society,
Filiae Fide% Daughters of the
which has been prganized -to dis-
Faith, is the name of a new. moiety
I
countenance tOese usages and cute
toms that are the evident causes
of the spread of moral. evil in soci-
ety.
Women of leading:amines in New
York City are among thhe charter
members.
Cardinal Gibbons, in a letter to
the.officers of the society, saki he
was pleased leo know such an organ.
lzation Itacl boon Xormed in thls elty,
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SOUGHT FAME.
• ineseenger told. Ihe Said he was in
• bed when they 04M0, and he told the
boy the firm must hwt wait till be
' got dreatied And Could go to poet
- rer them. He did not learn till breeke
gagt tittle tbe Olathe* had beea left..
"And ',you took lao Mew to return
A them," said Mr. Ourry, wineh Stuart
1
#• admitted.
Tide *geed bin examination. •
Mr. Robinette asked for a remand
8 for a week, in- order to have full par.
• tioulars of the .divorce preoeedizige•
Ann meanwhile he asked that fituart
• be let Out on ball. I
Stagietrate Denison -It is nonsense
• to talk of bail for a man With nine
. cents. Two sureties In ;1100 •each.
Tells His Story in the Torento atAttvee without emplerreent and
'' hem
',1•01 Inniking money, by fraud; that
Police Court. Is the way} it looks to Me.
• Stuart was then removed.
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Interesting Details Connected
With Divorce Proceedings,
. •
Toronto, de�ptob Prince Atre•
bald Otuartwho in an Engliede
court,has °weed to the mere plebia,n
name Of Widiam Brown, had the cen-
tre of the stage in the police court
morninO. The house was full
TO KILL A SOLDIER.
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25o pounds or Lead Required, Save
French Statistician,
Jan. 18,-4 military. stalls-
tician has had the strange idea to
figure out how many pounds of lead
it take o to Idll a eoldier In battle.
In the battle of aolfraino he eays
8,400,000 rifle ishot13 were fired bY
the Aliatriane against the Frencili
and Italian force%
to standing room, and the proeeed- Ali theee Mote succeeded On kill -
Inge were followed with the closeet log 2,000 Webers. and wounding 10, -
interest by everyone. The end of 000 extl'ere.
Fo' e every **Idler killed 4,200 alote
the matter was that the "Prinee"
wait given the chance to get on to wound a man.
on bail, provided he can find two
t were fired, and It took OM elicits
tbe weight of the bullets At
sureties In $000 each. thot time twee a'bout 30 grains it ace
oordinslY tot* 120 kilogram?, or over
The ' Priem" looked quite at teem
25Q pountio, of leled, to kW a eel.
as he raped in the box. Ileerwe as el:rais-
ed in a grey "Nu and er a b own Luckilyeo the etatistlean says,
dier•
tweed overcoat with a coon collar. "we have elee data to figure out the
Por headgear he carried tn his band vreigkwlit aof mica:Ian winhibcalittmieustb.; iftireisd
a grey cloth, cap of the 'style so
to
coramonly seen on Onglishmen. *safe to say that it will take at
The follovelog Is part of Stuart's
lerest 200 pomade to de so.
testimony:"
Q.-tn what stote are these in re- AGAINST CH AMBERLA IN.
geed to the divorce and mouey you
are to recei-ve? Aer-I came away nod
warred my divorce papers tem days Some English Pa-pers Past Caustic
• before I left. Ile was to forward • Coalmen t QI) SP4teCh•
me Le5Q quarterly. I hod three pay-
Lon
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Monts, and another one was due on don, jan18. The Yorkehire
January I. • Daily Observer says that one of the
Q. -Did you cable for funds? A. mot likely effects of a, really effee-
-When the money did not come 1 tive preference to Canadian products
cabled to a friend, Mr, Bosse', 1 Wealild be to stimulate the already ex -
got the hotel to cable to friends tAemnietigamnfr acroetuesost thedi
or ccaonsalnoapondbitoar.
n
to gee some money.
Q.-Whe,n you got this £250 on 'dere.
January 1, w -hat did you intend to The Liverpool Daily Veit says there
is no eingle teoture in /latish, trade
do with it ? A.-aettle bills.
Q. -After the divorce proceedings to juetify Chamberlain's toleration
were Ertarted you and the Countese that our external trade, apart from
lived together again? A. -About five our colonial trade, was declining, and
months until about ten daos before that but for the colonial trade tbe
I started ler Corrode.cotintry would now be mitering the
Q. -Where did you- live? A.-ot grea,test depression tbe tra,de has
Bray.known ter a, tante*:
• 41.-ana outside that matrimonial The Liverpool Mettoiry says thee
trouble you have never been in Any the coloniee have legislatures, which
other trouble? A. -No. alone eau make offers. They had
Curry -You were arrested for *made none when Chamberlain, far the
assaulting Couotess Russell? e Purpose of his propaganda, selected
• Aer-Yes. a wrongword to express their real
Q. -What were you sentenced fpr 1 sentiment and attitude.
A. -Something in connection with Mho Meoonester Guardian says
the marriage register. . that Chamberlain's 'speech combined
Q. -Sonne falsification? what. as nearly all the faults of nearly all
the falsification.? his other speeches: It was vitriolic,
spellect my first name wrong. of a personal nature, with sneers
endless, begged the questions or gave
Q. -Did you represent yoorseif to
be somebody you were not?
A., -No, I did not.
you heel peeple to undeie
• stand you nere sonlebody you were
Heleh Gunther Thought Name
Would Help Her. •
New York, Zan. la -Justice Plea -
off, of the Supreme Court, in a" de-
cision handed deem yeeterday, de-
clined to annul the marriage of
Helen B. Gunther, daughter of the
late Dr. Eugene G,arrettson, to
Charles D.• B. Gunther, son of Chas.
B. Gunthier, head of the stock brok-
ing firm of C. )3,. Onentb.er & Co.
The Gunthere were married in
January. '1900. Several months ago
Mr. Gunther brought an action
against his wife for divorce. In a
demurrer she put im 11 connter claim
fez- annulment of the marriage on
the ground that she never loved -
her husband, and that the affection
elle showed towards him • wIlile he -
was Courting her was spurious and
used by her simply to get him to
propose marriage, believibg that his
name eveuld be an advertisement for
her wan autrese.
• THREEXENT FARES-
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•TOrn . Johnson's PrOirilse Mad
' ef• Good, • ••
Cleveland 0 Jan 18 -Mayor Tom
Johneon hos won, a victory ter three;
cent fares, for iv,hielo lie has been
lighting Harina's etreetOar lino for
the laot rive ysai-s. " •
• Tee Council on lirondaY night passed
an ordinance reneivieg the franchises
on two of .the Mabee, roods with, a
three -cent limitation tie to fare,
and tileo paesrai Othet • ordinancee
limiting the tomato a straight three -
cent taro for almost -the entire &s-
tance inside the city limits on °Very
line in town, -•
Yesterday, at a meeting ot the di -
netters of the Cleveland Electrie
Rallrood, it wagdecided 1.0 accept the
redun, etioto prevent an opposition
lead galning a foothold in the city.
It is figered that tre pext cent, of the -
residents or the territory contingent
to Cleveland will pay th tee cents, end
twelve per omit five cents, while the
otbeithree percent. will have to pay :
six cents, but may tra1sfer for 21
innate •.# t
BALFOUR ON WAR. .
Britain Will Carey Out lier l'readY
Obligations.
Leaden, Jen, 1.8 -Premier Balfour
speaking at Menceester Wit night,
referring to the far eastern situa-
tion, said: "No ono can contemplate
hostilities between two great civ-
ilized countries. without feelings csr-
misgleing and depression.
Premier Balfour added that Great
Britain tvOuld carry out to her fell-
teisotntrtent all her treaty 01)44'
Me. St. Zerlen tirodetiek, Seertitary -
for India ,speaking at Guildford., Pali
he hoped war would AVertecl. The
Government, Ile load, 'would dO Its
utrzioet to proinote a peaceful solo=
thin of the dIffloultiee, but that If
its effort failed Great Britain Would
reek to Idealize the effecte of the
Premier' giiarded etatte
Mont Is commented on by this meal-
ingee papersLie intimation of
the intention of the Government to
accord full support to *Tepee in the
event of eiroutnatances arising
which would call into action tZ4
Anglo -Japanese treaty,
'1'ho Da.ly News, witich represents
a large !Metier; of the British pub-
lic heartily disliking that treaty, re -
garde Mr. SnIrour's language asi a
plain and unnecessary threat to Bus-
sia, and deelaret, that the treaty
was made without contenting the
Britibit reprotentativeis 3apen.
who, Mao its adoption, have re-
lratedlY vrarned cite Governinent Of
the perits attaehing to It, ,
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Q. -The' newspaper reports of the
trial said you represented' yourself
ree a Count
Magistrate Denison - What mis-
spelling, of your name did You make?
A. -My right name .is Archibald,
• and e elpetlea it Aol-her•
Q., -What is your real name ? •
A.-Archibeld. .
,Mr: Curry -Where were you born?
• •Ae-In Berkshire.
Never a Coachman.
Q.. -Were you ever a coachman?
A. -No.
Magistrate,,Denison-oHow, do 'you
jive?
some money from my
father's' estate.
Q., -Where is itt
A. -It la alt gone two years ago.
Q.; -What work lia,ve you 1 done
knee ?
•' nave been living without ena
ployment,
slippery substitutions.
The Manehester Courier, comment-
ing on Mr. Balfour's speech, believes
ultimately that with fuller knowl-
edge the people of these realms will
submit to the taxation of toed or
• anything else if Canada or other col-
onies will give us any preference we
desire when the dream has been real-
ised.
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PORTERS WELL FLOGGED.
• Ditlicultiee attendlog the Defenoe on
o Thibet. .
Calcutta. Ian. 1. -Letters 'have
. reacien me,reseong, giving aetaus Or
Col. Yorgaghosbanda advance into
Thibet. Rataabajomg has been de-
fenitelo abandoned, no the Chumbi
Valley, rietete.proveo to be preferable.
am° tboueecentle or Thebetans,
armed with ppears and antiquated
matchlock,s, gatbered on the hills
about Kambajeng before ite evaeu-
titian, Out did not venture on bosti-
litiee.
The air of Gluttons, 1;2,800 feet
high, where the force subsequently(
Q.o-Irrive yoo earned any money . concentrated, hs criep and .pleasant,
bathe last two yee.eli ? . , . 'The 'officers and men /sleep in boles
. A.., -••No. , . . in the ground filled with dry, gram,
Q. -How many people have you Oe- or folder tents.
frauded in- the heat twp years'? . The transport gave some trouble
•iA.-eleone that, I know- of, • :eteGnatong. A hundred native driv-
eQ.-What employment are you in- ere -deserted, and 500 hilimen port -
that can produce the money? . ere refused to proceed. ` Two „corn-
. AO -There is Money coming. in, ponies of Goorkhas and one `tom-
. Q. --What is that paid for? Is privy at Ploneens promptly • our -
there a Oraad there, toot . . rounded -tie tranoport corps, and,
. , i A. -.-It is on allowance, paid me-- marched the malcootento at the
Q. -To keep You out of the way; point of the bayonet into the fort,
to consent 1:6 o diverce ?where the ritngleaders were soundly
A. -I well not discuss that. . flogged.
"'Yon beet better not. That 'would, That Immediately restored ordea
be a. fraudon the courte" was the the men starting cheerfully' with
magistrate's comment., their loads up the jelapha Pass, 14e
Mr. Curry -Wits time payment con- 700 feet. Gen. Macdonald after
Officinal on yea riot obstructing the wards marched the entire torce. In -
divorce proceedings? eluding the Goorkhao and Pioneers
A. -No. . . ) - with guna Maxims and sappers, over
.
Q. -On what condition was it to the pion, and -d'ouen the terrLble .6,-
-beerear? i r - 000 teet descent Into the .Chumbi
A. -To get rid of me. • Valley, which was warm after Gna-
. (a-D1d. you beat the Countess? tong. Here -the inhabitants brought
A.-No.mules, pooles and supplies, and Capt.
4. -It le not tole yon assaulted Oer Ottley organized a useful Corps of
tie tioy tline ? , , I 1 fifty moented infantry. .
A. -No. .The advance wao re -maned on time
• 4-14fidellti on your part le a ,18th of Mari, where the Governor
Around of the proceedings? of tbe Thibeton• fort came 111 wear -
Ing a 'quantity ot valuable 'jewelry,
Magistrate Donk:an-Did you lead ancOinfinitely relieved to find that
ier to believe you were in different he wale not going to be killed. Not
ettoulaurtatices of life to What you a allot •veas fired on the whole jour-
-
Wero ? .
• I ley, The troupe are "fit," their only
1.14"7.NCot:rry. exPe. caged a curiosity aa poolamtenort leoppein&ttihoant. their Le no prate-
eie, the deeds under which Stuart re- The Lameo are performing weird
'vitas els allowance from the Count- - witchorat 1 ceremonies,derived from
too and was informed that there are pre-Bteldhlot dogmas, to eIercise the
In Volpy & Peckham's office. forelon lovader, but the people -at
Mr. Itoblnette--'lleret settlement was firot only terrified-nOW freely ek-
made in Valpy & Peckbam's office be- preas the hope theet the visitors will
[Ore US divorce preeeedings were in- . remain indefinitelei tend enrich them
stitated ? A.-Tne day we wet° mare
ried. by continuing to create a market
the ,' prodete.
Q. -You have been Married about foe loco
twelvm
e onths and got three pay- The (rake have Oot been a success
wants 7 A. -Yee. for ttaneport purposes, but they
Magistrate Denleon-Re was to get lee ...eve giVeir welccime milk for the
MGM 0, year tOr Ills own Us% and mum"'
naturally the 'Counteee would not
continue that *atter she began a di- AT POINT OF DEATH.
Ivrea gait.
1.6.6.144
No Cosiression Signed. retirees Deposed Hula. Victim or
To Mr. Curry, Stuart denied he had Consumption.
eigned ono oraiteeelon of identity, but
he had made an oral eonfeesion, hav- t Conmstantinople, Jan. IS. - Ex -Sul -
an urad of Turkey is now, in the
Lag nothing oldie to do, seeing he had last stages of tilbere1110810, ftl1d his
been shadowed by deteetives. The death is likely to occur at any mo -
last payment of E250 lie got on Oc•• moot. Ma malady lines rettelled an
tober lot, after which the conduct acute stage, and within the last tete
took %nee 011 Width the divorcee eat or three weeks its ravages have
was based. been terribly rapid, all efforts on the
lir. Curry -Where you not to get a part of the plipsielt14111 to arrest
gparayanirteadtit? when the divorce w-ae
them having failed. The ex-So:Han,
wail to got tA8,000 whale oho who Ls hew in hie With year, has
got her divorce, for not opposing the boon CogelY enllilned in blot Palate
4911Delnurbaghtehe Olrer Oinee the
11. 1
r. licilyinotto pointed ottt that the thtm of his rialto:Wei from the thriale
idneeteree*anniold wolf= Ittioett bobeernormetixdme :nbath40- 46onvettir3,.gearrosiniatts00! lIn eisitytnettwertittly1;
Crete Oetober. elittrgo of Geo Rita I achtie a eon
Otilert told a differentfstory ot Ot that &A field-Intiashel of the Berne
the reeelpt of the olotheil from the name who had known Mitred Item
ft4e'lni•riondl tWardreibe to that the ehildhood, and lam fteply attached.
a
JAPAN'S REPLY TO 'USIA
IS NOT AN ULTIMATUM,
mists on China's Sovereignty in Manchuria and Japan's
Sphere of Influence in Corea.
Tato, •Tanan. Van. la -eaid
tut. .7apates answer to
latest note Is net In tire form of en
ultallateln, 'and it Is described AR
moderate in terms, hut resolute In
tone. it 43 gall to be largely de-
voted to a diseuesion of affairs con.
:meted with goroa, Jaiau ilaving
been strongly advieed Pet to fig*
over Moachuria, alone. Foreign Min,
Ister Kamera visited euccefolvely the
Marquis Ito, paler of the Privy
Council, Pmmier ICateure, and the
Emperor. Me subsequently called
upon Baron De Rosen, the Moisten
Minister, ant' It le aelieved here
WOO him in rereon the Japanese
reply.
Japan's Reply.
V. Landon, 'Jan. 1111.-M1nieter Hay
.ashl receleel tide morning the text
of the Japanese reply to Ruesia's last
note.
It .does not contain en ultimatum.
but reiterates Japan's original de-
mands. with what Boron Hayashi
terma "a modification upon a minor
rolat."
allee questions of Ohleese mover-
eignty in Manchuria, and ;arum's
srhere of influence in Corea are re-
ineieted uoon.
Minieter Hayashi said to 0 repre-
sentative of the Aseociated Preis;
"Ido far ale I can see tire relations
of the two rowers regarding the
Oisrute practically are unchanged. 1
hare no indication of the reception
this note is likely to meet at the
beads of the Russian Government,
TRIED TO KILL
HIS SICK WIFE.
Almost a Murder Near Bur-
* ford Yesterday
John Easton, the Plaster Cast
Man, Goes Insane.
Spirits Told Him to 11 Claim
His Own.
11
2,000 more trieope are expectrel to
terriee.
le -range and Russia.
Pot% awn. 18.-A diplomatist In.
terviewed by the Echo De Pori",
says thet the Oretiob engagernente
with Itlesia do not include military
InterVentiOn in the far east, but that
. tilt= exIgnagy Trufgy event Viet
be o I god
to help Japan, according to their
treaty engagements, France and
Ramie would take measuree to safe-
guard their interests as provided by
the convention. violet, In March.
1902.
but 1 oxreot tee negotiations will
continue Tor eeveral weeke."
Japanese, Crufsera
Pert Said, Jen. 18.-T1tte now Jap-
anese cruiser Easaga, Whieh, or.
rived at Port Said yesterday from
Genoa, has len foe Suez.
The Japanese armored cruleer Ma-
gda which sailed from Genoa. Witie
the ICeeet.get, haft just tiorived here.
It is stated by 'Me oftioere of the
Niasin that the reports of an At-
tempt to des -troy their ehip at
'Genoa. are entirely Zaire. I
%liveliest> oriole.
London, Jan. 18.-T,he Britt& For-
eign Office of notelet mild to-nigirt, af-
ter reeding the fraloinose reply to
the loot Russian note, that it only
takes 'the oriels a step further in a
lees hopeful direction. The advices
received by the Foreign Office made
them fear that Ruesia would not usa
cept Japan' reiterated demands.
Russia Inereasing Garrison.
Tien Tsin, Jan. 18.-A telegram to
the Railway. Administra tion here re-
ceived yesterday from New Chwang.
says Russia Is increasing the gar -
risen there. In the next few days
is dead. Prot. Lacharnbre made the
balloon in which his friend Andre
started from SpItzbergen July 1st,
1897, on his fourney tie -the North
Pole.
Branttord clespatoli ; A. murder was
narrowly .averted near Burford at
an early hour this morning. The vil-
lage ie tell miles distant from tills
city, awl news of the affair Old not .
react, here until late Ulla after -
won, wben John Easton was brought
to the local police station and lodged
beben 1 the bars on a charge of at-
tempted murder. Easton is believed
to be unsound 411 tits mind. About
severe years ago he was injured In
a Street railway accident In this city,
and sued the company ',for $10,000,
elaitaleg les Aline was hart. The
cloctore pronounced the man perfectly
web and he retovered a, very, (small
sum to his action,.
Still Iie declared Ids back was
broken, and encased himself in a
plaater of Paris cast and was driven
eroued the country, 'selling articles
and eumilvvares. Finally, he landed
in Toronto. About a year ago ite
Joined tire Dowie mot, and then came
Doreculous heeling wilich cre-
ated so much excitement in Toronto
at flat time. ,He claimed he was told
by geiritual ooices • to ariab and
walk. /tad he did eo.
On returning to thig section Eas-
ton rented a farm near Burford.
Here the family resided. Last night
Mrs Eastoo gave birth to a chile.
Ali was reaceful until an early hour
Vain morning. when Easton rushed
into his wife's room and seized her
about the neck, declaring that he
Wee rrompted by tho spirits to come
and "claim his own."
• The woman screamed, and immed-
iately ter eon rest:ended. The
strength of the father overpowered
him, and Eaeton avowed his intention
of etra.ngling the woman. Luckily
other timely assistance arrived, and
It was only by main force that the
man was placed under ceptrol. He
civically tore tire bair from hie
wife'head In the terrible struggle.
The woman WOJS very delicate, and
her cordition is extremely critical.
The prisoner, hart been removed to
tbe jail. Ile continually offers up
strange rrayers and claims he Is
vestel with Satanic rowers, and has
neseended on earth to claim his own
sod redeem tho lost.
I NEWS IN BRIEF 3
Fort Said, Egypt. -The Russian
truiser Aurora has arrived here.
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Morale:O.-Viceroy Toon has cen-
t:Med a loan with a German firm
tor a. million Niels in order to pur-
chose Krupp mountain guns.
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New -York -At the annital meeting
of the Dar Aosociation of the City
of Now York, Salm Root wale elected
president for the coming year.
Delete', Tenn, -Col. Gee. P. Ideal.
lgn, 89 yeats of Ago, the oldest
field officer of the Mexican War
Deli:whim/it, died last night.
Belleville, 111.-A wreck occurred
terday on the Solithern Railway,
neer NeW1 Baden, III., In with% one
marl is reported killed end Revere'
injured q•
opo•Ine••••
tonden.-The 'remains of Madame
Antoinetto Sterling (dirs. X. Mae.
Itiolne), the Ameritan Binger. Who
died Sunday were erennited to -day
at Goldere 11111.. A largo gathering
of inesiciane arid others Were pre-
tant.
044 4,11,0411
Parls.-Prof. Merit! Lacitambre, the
aeronaut, and balloon constructor,
•
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Omaha, Neb.-jt has been decided
that E. E. aucleinghane who for
some time has occupied the position
of 'superintendent of transportation
of the Union pacific, shall become
general manager, and will have the
active control of the road.
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San Francisco -A na'val coaling
station will soon be established in
San Francisco Bay . The contract
for life purehaoe of kind on Tiburon
Point, has been approved by the dee
partment
New York -The America,n-Irish His-
torical Society held its annual din-
rer at the Hotel Manhattan, and
has elected •pence commissioner
William McAdoo, president. Felix
Cax‘rbray was etected vice-president
for Quebec.
,
Windsor, Ont -Rev. J. C. Tolmie,
pastor of St. Andrew's Church, for
a saloon to -day destroyed a block
of buildings, consisting of saloons,
laundry, bakery; two drug stores
and many small houses. The loss is
$180,000, partially insured.
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Rome, N. T.-Clarende Alvord, a
well-to-do resident or Stitville, aged
Ca w,as found dead this morning at
the bottom of a mill pond near his
home. He had been missing two days.
It is thought he broke through the
ice while attempting to croes.
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Chicago -The strike of livery,
drivers began anew today. After a
many years has receteed a six
months- leave of absence to enable
him to spend the coming summer on
an extenoiye tour to the Holy Land.
---
Johnstown, Pa. -The purchase of
the Beech Creek Con,' and Coke Coin-
PanY by tbe Pennsylvania Coal and
Coke Company, it is eta,ted, is prac-
tically consummated.
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Havre, Mont. -Fire that started in
truce of fifteen days, following tire
Iroquoie Tbeatre fire,ninety-five per
cont. of the 1,600 drivers of oar-
riages and horses are said to be out.
Winniliog, Man. -Chao. Johnson, a
boy living at Dugald, wn.s ace'.
dentally ohot to -day In the act of
taking a loaded gun oft a Motif. It
Ls hardly expected be will recover.
•
Kingston, Ont. -Snow fell yester-
day and beet night to the depth of
eight inches, and is still falling,
ICInaston has not heel se much lino*
111 years. The street car lines ham
been kept open.
Buffaio, 11. Y.--Tlie weather burette
reports the fall of levelye incheit of
snow in this city and vicinity since
yesteeday morning. A heavy wind
rrevalls, drifting the anow badly
and delaying trains on ail roads
from one tO three hours.
STEEPLEJACK'S ESCAPE.
Suspended by His Pingers at a Great
Height.
The LentIon Express of a recent
data hod time to:lowing ; A Steeplejack
named Towle has Just had a terrible
e.scapo from deatif. He was engaged
with others In erecting a chimney
600 feet Irigh at some bleach \vette
-at Edgcley, near Stockeort, and was
takiag down tbe etriging when him •
lend became entangled imi tbe ropes.
Ho was lilted oft bis feet to the pule
ley, where his fingero became Jam-
Ined in the wheels. Here he remain.
ed suspended at a 'height of 800 feet
for ten minute, end was With Alf-
niculty rescued by kb comrades frOM
hie terrible elightla a fainting
MOM the men was taken to Stock.
fort nfirmary, Where It WAS foilnd
that hie fingere bail been practi-
cally tors from one of his hands.
. .
Jamestown, Y. -Colonel Charles
Denby, of Evansville. Ind., 1.1. 15. Min.
later to China during the itdm:nts-
tratione of Presiciente Cleveland
• and liarrison, died suddenly early
te•der, aged about 70 years. Col.
Denby lectured here last night .
• mo 0. fr. P. has surveyed a line
fretu the Oeejeeted Main line to Port:.
Arthur.
'Xle tomb of lirthontmed le oo
ed witti Olawonds, sappiuree and
lc!, valttiql at over *12,1500,
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