HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1905-04-27, Page 21 they abide in him, that they have learned
anday Scilo . sceutpg -II til 14
te?St. 0, Se p es ,..).
h vtri fr t is made here a ivlarket Reports
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0 i of Omn. that they obeied Odin. It would
I IV. Christ's commandment Eva. 6-1aa.
the rather, ete.---Our Loa was
teiTalltaialatOalAts liataSnON NO. aft couseious of belue tile object of tbe
that his love to his disciples eorresponde
MAX 7 witi. loom. rattiest; intinite i&et here he asserts
with the eterual Father's Jove to him-
sein van nia the annicinannnue n 144 self.--ral. et m. What skall I say. o
sue: f
_ Lours love? If I liken it for hoght
e43mauentaryt-I. The importance of ; to the menntauts. I see Alpepiled. sm •
ab.iding rnChrtst tVs. 1.5f. I. Lefeleetts- Alps. "They znerey. 0 Goi
a, s in the
Wite true vine ---The true tine is Clarlat; 'heavens" tPsa. Neva.. .5t. If 1 Men it
the living, abiding Cheat, who repro- . for depth to the sea, I am egain lost in
duces himself in et:ery tree disople. the compatison, I cat: only ery; "0 the
Throlighout this last diseourse with dapthst" alone xie 331. 'late gifts et
His diewiples. JesuS sneaks OE LIS love are Inore in smaller than the
not as a man about to die, but as a live sands of the sepurgeon. Abide ye '
tug Christ forever ineetnate in the "R. a -Ile settled ana fatly estabbsitell
hats and lives of His own, living au hi Christbeing fully persuadett that Ito
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in the world with mitairtier and wider thitnt shall le able to separate us frtms
fefluenee, and in mere ultimate commun.- his hwe 'see Rom vine la -
ion and companionsbip with His diseiplee a'a 'keen * * shall abithc--"This
the method and set tile stimulus.
after His eetteifixion than before. It is
the preof of abiding in the love of Christ.
this oerliving tarist repwasseea in The obedience here deseribetl is the out -
Isis members, aaa spreadiug over the
whole earth, tItat le the true tine, itt ettlIlle of love, but the power is thus gain -
to tattenute to dwell in the divine
contrast with the Old Israel. wIlliath prey- love, to abide in the full entayment of it."
ea to be no trtte vinta-Abbott, the hue- 11 Art jv might_ rematu-Altitough
l'aralanara-The owner of the vineyard' willati-ifi:ef- hours of the cress yet Jesus
the original planter, possessor and cut. speaks ef his jtea. His was the joy that
tivator of the. vine. The taavieur speaks am
e e as a result of eomplefe self-altau.
of Rims& as the subject of Ills Father's aotiment for the god. of others. The joy
care and eultivation.-Clarke. of perfeet faith iu Goa and loving eon -
2. Every branch in a1e-Many are funniest with hint Ara .the tlisemiee were
aupposed to be ia the vine, aeon -ding to to have Ilse amine kite' of joy. ;ley *
the opinions of men, who have no root full -The joy of tile Lord filling the
itt the vine. Baptized, professing, parti, soul. A joy so deep that no sorrow earl
ally -believing members may be found in aistnth it. Stteh a coalition of soul eau-
ubunaanee. Ile taketh away-ilemoves, uot De deeeribeat it must be experienced
that the vine may not he damaged in re- to le mulereteed. 12. My commandment
putation, or the world be imposed upen -.floe we have a "commandment of nm -
by .empty professore.-Bib. Mus. Bear- tual love Itasea upt-n his example of
etis fruit -The fruit of the Spirit - tate." This ouranantintent ineludes all
love, joy, tweet:, etc. tGal, v. :22, a3l. All others-. .As 1 have loved you -Christ is
- the enly Feather who fully exemplifies/
manner of gated works. Pureee th it
Celauseth and pruneth, stripping it, as
in MS own life tbe nerfection he preach -
ea, Tile measure of our love ler others
the husbandman does, of -whatever is
dank and lxuriant-a proeess often pain- 15 ilia lore for las.
fu, but no less needful and beneficial
in the natural husbandry. -J., and B. AN OBSTINATE WOMAN.
:afore fruit -Everything is removed from
a
the branch whieh tends to divert the Three Times Committed for Refusal to
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Nita} power from the production of Give Evidence.
fruit-Westeett. -Christ cleanseth the
soul, 1. By the operation of the law drat Tinos Rivera Que.. April 24,-Villat is
right doing develops right feeling and to be done v.ith Mrs. Selater, the thief
opens the heart to higher influenees of witneas in the eete of the Crown vs. Wan
the Hole,- Spirit that Is given to email
tace. adneRtie. is the question that is
sora in the measure in which eaeh
proves itself worthy of and willine to puzzlin...-; the authorities here. The wo-
receive Him. 3. By the dise.ipline or life, mart abaolutely refuses to answer un -
which is the manifestation of God's der oath. ana to -day for the thira time
special love to the soul Mein xii. 6) The was committal for contempt of entre
objeet of all this redemptive work is in meR„, is eared with the nikuraea oi
order that the soul may bring forth Mrs. Seaters husband in the back -
more fruit." woods settlement north of Three Rivers
3. Now ye are elean-Ye are under several weeks ago. The case was
this diseiplire of pruning. -Bib. Die. brought here for trial, but when Mrs.
Om:scions of their imperfectiona-, their &later was plaeed on the stand she re-
late strife, their weakness, they might fused to answer and was sent to jail.
fetar lest they were branches of the true A week later she appeared again, but
was as obdurate as ever, To -day for
'vine. Jesus comforts them with the
assurunee that they are bearing. iruit, the third tune site was brought into
though they need further eleanang in eaurt, and the -Magistrate put the fol -
order that they m.ay bring forth more lowing question:
fruit-Pe/out:et. Though the word - "Do you believe in Goat' '1 -cannot
You are already eleans.ed from past sin, answer." . .
-Do you believe in a Supreme Being?"
though your acceptance of and obedience
to my wont -Abbott, The word of "I eannot answer."
-Do you believe you -would be pun -
God, is the pruning knife. It is sharper
false evidenee!" "I
than a two-edged sword tHeb. iv. 121, fshed for girirtg
eannot answer:
and cuts 'deeply into the heart and eon -
Da you refuse to give evidence in this
selenee by its searehing truth. Christ had
ease!' -.1 eannot unsvrer."
lopped the wild branches of their earth-
-Have yell any reason for net giving
iv hopes, emitten them with sorrow at
evidence!'" "I eannot answer."
a -t the thought of His departure, and eat
"Have you any eonselentious seruples
their pride int* humility.-Penteeest.
artanist giving, evidence in this ease!'
4. Abide in me-reld lase faith and :a
ewe& ereaselemie; let nit trial's turn ye eafalloa answer:
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in the matter of the King VS. Waliaee lambs were easier at 57.25 to 57.50 rer cwt.
a-sicle front the truth. Ye snall reeeive
every help end influence frera me that
,your can require in order to re-
serve them arel save. there te eternal life.
-Clarke. Let yeur strenatte yen
wisdom, 3:„3,011- p;aus,
en me, as stele grew by enataet with
ether senate The larger ata fuller the
spirit with wham we ;Naze into Wean.
and the reore the a ettraare, the
more free ana street: eear growth.
Life &Indies life. lave awaketts leve.cant •
age nreuses ceurage, self -dee -edam in-
spiree self-devettion, titeraght qatainens
theught. So that there is nettling ta•e
universe like attaittg Cariet to ato-
mote the .terewth eur sera's. in evera
good. Hove may we alias int Wan! #3.-
b.y faith; sil; eammunien with Lira:
(3) by deilmr aas A-11 entinef nIO
with rigbr. treadveer, tn, by 1.4.Wir.iy,
031 by the nieana of grane-the nera
God, prayer. the Sabanth.-Pelottnet. 3
itt ,e-eu-He abides in taem as the sem-a-
nt spiritant life and fraltfraleans. a= a-m-
ale:a that. tasee aniae ie haat by a livien
ebellent faith.-Binney. Ci.7.3ii;es paean
knowleage ar_a leve Win .7:6'3 tate tearts
dad lives ef bis peeple. The larar.fle, can-
not, eta -if Learnat shanal be cm
off in an Latta= it watall benzene Iran
less. The mien beteveze the. teratea,
and the main stem is the elasest that•
can be ettneeivel. It is the vaade setae
ea the tele. streztetb, eager, bantaty ani
fereility of Co Ina.ret.-Rele. No reart
ean ye --Ye wenn be partakers of my
• naware, wise in my wistatets.
ptewerful inetay relettit, nna were tareent.
itttitentlee43." Z. .11::41.27.1 it-tr,it-7?-..e
sired eat is seenten f•Teeen. Christ. lite
Christ. Setae La Carlst. ant fiat sere:
Witattat me-Separattel item me. Vita-
-eat C'eriet we can tie rethiret that will
• ti.
11. Tne ret of nett alialife Le Christ
fl. a If a nes atalle net in ree-
"Mateyo- anti may- reendt
Can Le wertlates. Esonat ite, fanned ttt
Christ by anialeg fraith ntaa :eta Le ie
to mete a ,z;N:a Ged tame the aseaa.
laratola i5 a part of tae lavinet tate. Want
may engage in Clarittinn taark. enal
realnea. wan have no tita3 tattien wen: -
Christ. Wake the ati.eaettaman e.tate tas
test ewe seethe Vane- -.1'1,, es
useless, lifeleta farentalate Te tr:".1 1.7.=
ever,y raan whet* le
"thEit• arnen Chrlat -taere et re
frait." Ia withatel-Havitee te heaven-
ly ametticm eel:at:all nit:. he car -ret
learnt fatth etet"ate than. atiotteat
=teal e.at elsratIn the a:oho:. tha has-
lesndwan ear). Men gathee the:e-
V:rough taze jedateetts ef 'ant they ate
aeraratel feate the rareltdatetire
leareatat latnies.'fllanatia sea...heel lite
the eon, ta clestaeyea. -Thls
sariatien ef tat: a'ark eale et. peaeible
deettnv is Irina urn tereeteatt, eteeas
ejaets'ael to the feller aletrate., anatan fa-tt
tale erenerageteent a tte npeetles.:"-
aVaealeat,
!IL Itleasanaza tInat, cateta featn rtallitae
thelat yes... S!..q 7. la ye a anee-altawea•
taanst..n3t earatarannn taitat ann. 'Lae
altaya fatte., reel& aim the Lan.t..3"n
ea late tea stit=tutr...1.
c
tar. • trv nt:.1 'rte.
• wentimealla tscaatee tataa ana
mernettea, testae theen gni
tante area rale acat ar.,1
4.4; ttll7,1,-.3t.•
e."1".74te ialtealalea el lain Vende itt
them aranal a-ewate tde near
Itt7.1 dna
la. Seen wal teak b sena-a:am te ans.
• S113.2j; derna-alfae asan_.aat ran-
letadtell n • eae tee 'wad ca tataLeareffer
wdll Latt..-.::-.nv uZ3
Ot..1
Eastean-Fen the afeedeahataaa na tate,
fant. antrate tats hehett
• kfal aine stante. taefent-a, tele
eadarete, eetfeetaa fraizaa tatta E-4 Lan-
a. anasennt tat tanaa, tattnaeaa:
eh en; en evade eata thateanne the lantratt
ard nate eatafeet tana: seteetot sntata
teen s.it Cad Ed
*lir:VA IVO #Se -F • S. :EAT:lt,
The Week.
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TOrento farmers' Itlarket.
IS DEATH FOR KALEIEFF.
brand Duke Sergius' Murderer
; Senteace,
;
Tice orrerlord 0 grain toelay show an ‘4, - na
Increase. Wheat is weatter, wt e sales ot
ea) besheis at rail at 0. to v..o. Ana. of P'
aft) bushels, et goose at 'Z7 to ate. Barley ','
steady, le) buelsets sealing at 4se a bustle'.
Oats atea4a, aeft fantasia selling at 0
ete.
Dairy prettuest toed euppla and. prtees
steady. choice dairy butter see, at 25
fad per Ib., toed eget], at le to tat [Cr
acilera.
iaoyadisn stair astOPO0Y.oattulttealtanosa_eateerritelemet.
ethY, aud at ;8 to 0 for mixed. Straw
sold At ;10,159 a ton for bundled, and at ;7
for A lead ef loose.
Dressed liOge are steady. with sales at
58.23 to the latter for a tew ebetat
light weightS.
Wheat, new, bushel .... ..; 1 00 to ; X c2
s"rrtnalmsbultsehlos. '" 1 °° to 1
hoe FouSe. 'bushel .
10' R.3 to
Oats,. lattShel 0 47 to 0 IX
BytifA-whIeusat.el b.u.stiest 0° 871)9 ttoo 0'1 tl
parlor> (casket 45 to 0
Peas, bushel 00 to 0 :0
Has, timothy, per ton 10 00 to 11 90
Ho., raised, ton 00 to 900
Straw, per ton .. .. 10 00 to 10 "
lbiessed hogs 5 ,lta" to S :1
Apples, per bbl. .. 1 05 to 71
Eggs, per dozett .. 0 16 to 0 17 '
Butter, dairy .. 0 25 to 0 27 "
Do., creamery .. 0 to 0
Chickens 013 to ti 14
Turkeys. per 18 to 0 :
Potatoes, bag .. 0 65 #3 0 75
Cabbage, per dozen .. 9 50 to 0 :5 ;
Celery. per dozen. .. 0 SO to 0 49
Onions. per bag 2 00 to 04.1(4
Beef„ hindquarters .. 8 00 to 9 '0
D . .forequarters .. 5 00 to 8 ta
Do., chola°, carease .... 7 te to s to
Do.. Inedhun, carcase 6 50 to 6 70
Mutton, per cwt. .. 8 00 to 973 ,
9 -A
Veal. per cwt. .. 03 to
Lambs, per cwt. .. 12 os to 1400
Leading Wheat Markets.
May.
New work .. . ..• taWns
Detroit ,... ,....,.. 1.92So
St. Louis 1,01.
Toledo ..
Minneapolis .... 1.97"-4
Toronto Live Stock.
July. I
0,9.1
0.8Pa
0.90
t.eas
Retvelpts et live stook stare Friday last,
as reported by the railways, amounted to
81 car loads, consisting of rat c.attie, ten
hogs, 246 sheep and lambs, 5,40 calves and
Tlfe quality of at cattle with the ex- I
04 horses,
eeption of a few loads, was far from being
good, but there was an excellent market
whether fat or half fat, all being sold be-
fore 10 a. in.
When quality is censidered prices were
by all odds the highess of the year, bom
for butchers and exporters.
Exporters -Prices ranged. from 55.0 to 5:Or:,
and one lot sold by Maybee. & Hall
of 4 steers of excellent quality, sold at 55
per cwt.; the bulk sold at 0.50 to 0.75 per
cwt. Export bulls at 5,75 to ;AZ% and ex-
port cows at 0 to tese per ewt.
iiratchers-C'hoice picked lots ef butehers'
heifers and steers, 1R10 to 2900 lbs., sell at
$5.25 to 5.5.30 per cwt; loads of good at 55
to medium at 54.5.a to 44.So; eum.212,3=
at 54 to 14.:35; COWS at tan' te rare per
Peeders-Choire short -keep feeders, 1100 to
1200 lbs. each, sold at 0 to 55.0 per owl.;
feeders. 1000 to Deo Ms. each, at 54.:5 to
55; feelers. SOO to 1000 lbs, at ..5U to
sten; twos. seo to 900 lbs., at 0 to 025;
Stackers. 600 to 700 lbs. each, at 050 to
V.75; stook calves, one year old. 474 to
500 lbs. each, at 060 to 53.76, and 54 per
cwt.
Milch Cows and Springers -About 40 or Ze
roileh Cows and springers, the hulk of which
were of common to medium quality. sold
all the way from eat to eaeh, the balk
suing between V3 and 545 eael.
Teal Calves -About 000 of the calf ellss
were offered, but there• was not one cholee
Easter veal calf in the lot. Prices ranged
from V to 512 each, er taro) to 415 Per cwt.
but had the right kind beer. offered 57 Par
_
• it
victuue, tows just across the read from
like convent. When be realized that the
children on the upper floor were in an-
mment danger be eecured a long ladder
Receives and managed with it to reach one a the
windows in tho very apartment where Ms
own daughter slept. Ile smashed the
-glass and shouted. Only ono girl re- The London City Council struck taX
vended, and she was let down with little rate of 23 nails on the dollar.
Garand multi hear the screams ,
417":
V
KALET_EFF, THE ASSASSIN OF GRAND DUKE SERGIUS.
M0411". April 21. -The trial of
laaleieff, who killed Grand. Duke Ser -
gins, by the Supreme Court took place
teaday.
The publie was not admitted to the
trial. The prisoner refused to plead, -de-
elaring be 1T;VS not in the position of '
criminal before judges, but was a prison-
er taken in a civil war. He was sentene-
ed to death.
The only persons present through the
trial were members of the .entourage of
the late Grand Duke Sergius and anus-
stel, of whom two were assigned :
Kaleieff. The prisoner's mother :wee ,
: not admitted but remainesi in the eorri-
doss. Senator Drier presided. Senator '
Slehegloritoff, Preesuator-General
the Department of Cessation. was the
51 -nate preteutor.
\Then EaleiefL was arraigned he re- .
"flied: -I am not a erinfin-31. and you :
are not my judges. am your prisoner. :
We have a eiril war. I ant a prisoner
of war. not a criminal."
- 1- - anained
cwt.. would have been nail nye witneasea were ex •
'Are ,you prepared to take the oath Sheep and T.4”,bs-PrIces for yearling
for ewes and wethers; ex -port ewes55 to
lieRaeta tat cannot ansvrer." use; bucks, 55.75 to 0.25; spring, lambs,
-Are you. a Ceti:eller "I cannot ans- to 5,7 each.
Hogs -About 1550 hogs, delivered sinne
werEcash ana Jar ,„1 eannot answer:. drff, sy.d.r.# 05r per ewt...advance„ Mr. Her- •
41, te..,,,yeleas to.50 and lights and
*Are von Preabyterianr" -I cannot fats atcasee per cwt., tee new watet-ei.
attatver!" Bradstreet's on Trade.
-Methodist!" -I eannot answer:*
Montreal trade reports to Braastreet's
-Do year priazieles ferbia you to take
say: Wholesale trade here continues a
the oath:" :menet answer:'
The Cream Preset -tater tbert askel -that Yr`'.1° Viet: alcilaugh fairly good rePlea-
Ifeatng, orders eentinue to eerne forward
the follow -leg queetien be rat to witness:
c.„."1Asee yoefutz:eeppergl,tvos.te.m.inzeRneewiehrrimirn. Lit! mama nehdewseasbnheesavyfe.rThwehireehtatihietraspdse•inign tdhen-
nen_ eeenaa,„,, country has not yet nsstmael a brisk
q,,d-"--heiat=;:admaaahrinafenao7ofietzntleandaw"rn aht aao:,-.-eardiratL'eni tone- The farmeas are berainning seedirg
Tho. eiztei.tim was pat to laftaz. zahe!ater tre; ...131,strars will be a little
and she replial in tae .same farm. -I eau- a"aa"- srm‘n Orders far arata'r
deavery are commencing to arrive, ani
eat answer: they are fairly heavy and cove:: a fair
The CTZ*11. trared far distribution of lines. Grozeries are fara•-
•aaa'aaal•aa ef tllewness '" eztetttptly steely, with a ntelerate movement.
ef wart. Tita elefewe erattesel a ferared an antare eaaas aaantre, °Hera are
aratett. .7::2ze then evaittee afaanrafaents of Leavy itaraware, gas ale
.is. &later te 1e n1 iattant fez larze.
center -id of eanrt. Thrento adaleasoa Bralstrsers say:
- - Daring tho earlier nartaat the week emu -
FAVOR POLICY -HOLDERS. try tra-e was rasrey rateave„ but orsanter
'we -ether has set the farmers te sealewa
ana retail traae in the esantry is qniet-
r. Deadverie.t offerwalute nere have alee
fallen of. eel r;reces in meny- :lees ure
tarm. Business gerferany sneers a Leave
improvement over daat et' a year aen.
eel althangh payments here anal taere
are a little S:3W. they are in the meat
flarav prompt. Ter tannafaaturing efte
Shotad Be 051 Directorate of Equitable
Life.
New Ycak. Apia ta4.-Aftee a sessien
et the laetaa Savey lasting fee nearly six
tente to-aaw. the tern Livr.e.ri,i ota man-
age:le ateentat of the Egnitable Life As-
semaree Seeletty fawin d:a ras,-tts et the
nate] Statee calarel ressearalena reeltErn tre c'ef the Presentee aerataintra -- -;-- --e- .
as is eeinead by tne 1.17,111."1,7 .117.1.-..t.Z Of
orates e:.rp-a-...g. feeen tae.ee jelets te tea
rentraesale ata.ases Len?. Iinee is tee
spite -:,‘,3 7_31:171 nativity apeeretat rat ante -
try leints.
At Qaebee etaael reeds arel flee weather
Lave stimalate.i tawte„ an. Wi^ealesa"..ar.s,
as a rae. r-ettart attirinte eseetially er
ateen feeity Stete in the lianian atel ortenteseerate severa- szhanners L31:::,7
1,1i.Ti (L:14:3. '44,Z:ell:Zit "01.211.1 411.,a rearnearsi 'laien far 11.9 7-.:XZET 17.27:17:".1.-- .,•'-.4. reee ie a
in New Ye -1k 4_ ity. sterela le tateea. te. dee--aLel in nal fines reel a general fee -
see Gar ere :ra ladeseleas =a Statecrattanneret p. revere z Ler is leake a f z ra ar a to.
ea. linet-eamet 13.nanakt. in on emleavattet 1%3 le 7...S eative saenetry reaaateareea zee
r' aenee teen. aesnataree ;.,-e gerit.._,; 'al'? frepCrte-1 tatter Item kr seme tone :eta:.
a ezatereate 1 a Leeinere as rap 7.11"..Y.•:•722.1 a.. -":1-4-....1,F 13 11.1...•;., _
-11i, o4:.14' 1:',..:2:: 17-e:7-=:if:17.fi:.=0 L.::," 1-77.121e.
•‘3:' il'E'.'...1.--7.1,".1 ..s.:...-.NLT-7.:1,...T., /11"In 331a1.-.11-4•,?.1.9-. 1.1114'7...•.E.s ateen nateateme
ernaseel Ilea --teetitf efeedialarne that say: E::.,517:ESS < ::::.:4121:13 Ze-LST..1:::,1; a:e.
lett: v. a a re et: reeta_teetre et- I. e:.7 satidf,s..., 7 :7117.. Ina: , leanne 'ate a e
anal , -a ate -.....:ek at' eeezaientaan enatilve =a etaert. -a.re. f:r a -elan; altettne-
'ale: :eta ea, nenenneas
eas :el r, fZ.71.=!"..I'Z'
7 a ale. 17.tele.
A i-a....n. ...• n ftnate..2 : , _ v._ 7.47,3:24, reey. nres : aaale- Salt in t - .
ef lanal a, eanae. -enetwanfiel .-..1•": ' Nral--?. ;Leann La:ea el:eat:tat:se e -..-.
.-
v.3I • t ta. 1.1r.2.1 r•f:13'..7 3 tneen. t y a ,eeal have careen tatea. :- a tant matan in
ineseleta Taattfal in fee setajett et' tee, farms:en neal mede _ ten at:
aseeeteet tat fae tannaeleatan isfeat,"tealtl, eatehe tdaele :en-- '1,-.) ;:,,,r,-?
eas ad; a.i.,.3. - --,r,,,,E----1 i.t.., --,,,z_-..---1. a - an.fa.-- '
...; - .
• - a t. ef renaneemets c :eta; ea : .• neat
TO steuRz EMIGRANTS.-Uoto- ,,,,.„ ......___,
jeray tate can -nay na t.:-.) ....4 1:.?
t111.11 Their Ihntsste.as at! AtIvarsAler-zt '=.'LL',7. tadfarda-fa"e rafdd Pnfi fa
Them Matey. alwaaa eateena, -= - :Lae tea t.: Le:reale
l
q awatanan a afea....-a-t-
ea naate, adn. "aeal '''.3-Ifn aa :eta' ,„„:„. - ,
Prior to passing sentence the President
asked Kaleieff if he would repeat the
ohne if be were given his liberty. He
replied: 'Without doubt I would re-
peat it if ordered by the Revolution-
ary Committee to 'Which I am attached."
When sentence of death was passed
Kaleieff s.houted: "Execute your judg-
ment as openly as I have acted, before
the eyes of all."
The date of exesaution has not been
specified.
Hanged Within a Fortnight.
Petere-turg.. plea at
i'lloaeow lialeieff. U110 INUS senteneea
to death fry the ressastination of Grand
DSe
uke rnius. that it ;tate ef civil war
exsats .uatea ani -that Le was a pit
saner ef war and not an twilit:a-ay pre.
aener au
cased ote
f a tainte. is entaidered
here to 'leak:ate the toeition whiels tee
Ts -moth -at will assume Lereafter. Nat-
ilraday 4itIQTA peaitien is rot at-knorkeig-
ea lay the Gevelemant. but the Teta- T-
ian; will reit:Fiat in the fietion. Kaleiefi
heting been tried ler a s,peeial easannee-
abets of the Senate against which there
no appeal, will be hanged probelay
within fortnialtt•
FIFTEEN LIVES L
Little
ENT ri.'NVEN" FIR
Children and Aged Women
Genevieve Convent, Que.
Perish in
'Smoke and Flames Cut Off the Escape of the
Children and Aget-1 Peop,le.
Vaal D"3.1:T.,. eral nein
spair tt atter:led. the
SISTER adarandal ADTC,TUR.
PARMELA DUGS, 33 years, St. Gene-
vieve.
ILEO= DAOUST, , 16 years, Ee Bird.
, BERTHA TESSLER, ra- years, Ile Biard.
; eeeeNDA GaRAND, ta years, St. Gene-
.
TTIeve.
,
‘; MAP.1i4 LEGAULT, 12 year, St. Gene-
vieve.
; ItaARCELLPeiE VILLEMARIE, at -yearn
St. Heath
/ Faarda 'PaTLRAULT, :5 years, Montreal
a EnENE BERTR-a-ND, 9 years, St. Ger.e-
,-
Nt-W Y.:4(k State Lagielavere to fee-
eniee alanara peweas tfa ernetiee tttt
ame- aeaet "Le the seelettafr chat -ten"
tale anaernmantto;axe the painalitalers
te the aireetreate ef the se-
elete
Tin tanaltetaan a'ne parallel that a
eneseetatee etreastleg: ef sene nettinger
e"-
tihn ef 'aA eateaeleffrn- nfaa
• -at tne anattare the sitee::-.3 L.= n erier
nale imea ca..> da'e -tear- 11
T.!
...a. 4n eangeetten en0:43_- ee
n , -
ane
nat. e, late" sl satit! a.
c nsee -.1.:11.:_s• tat les, a f
:e'II:. I -.
_
Lana- - 'fe 3
a_ •
IL„."
(4'11stai
°
ALDEA ROBETA1LLE, g years, St
Gerievieve.
EGLANTINE PRODLX, la years, Mat-
azaa.
lanalAtaiE cARDr.a.T.„, sa 3 -eats,
Satteateee.
17-4.D.A2uM.aataARGUERITE FOTVIN
yr:a75, SO. C-EZtVit-s
.IT•scrans LEAtTLIEU, 5;2 years,
Gettarteve.
•nfloartatiere setafett eptallea. lung --
lire. a fi-realy-tantraing, atm:ante, choking
!eta:ft ameke. naisiala -seemed to eut eff
ewetT retreat a sere tf fr.antie girls.
; mete ennairce: n Lena cel ber.a. aistere
eanenallez tat 'the reaaae; a canintette ot
nyeaan f-ine fat the Keck nark -
f aa• sa eating vinnetere cestelle:
a men an le reeteek nalieg at breakneck
-jea. te the nearest to and serae
Eace., any Le feeraw a of the reza eiteatien.
t'.7.3,1.7a f the it'r
- I ▪ Ant -ea- af Litt. aa- ua,".
:.,14tv..2 inesn.
, itaer vale, te2 itt-eatee. 717 lin-
, aneata eta a en:v 'here
1;lar. 11.2,. .the
• • • . 1.
reee •:-..ten a, a Ly the azel ataintette
she;: -.4 eaffeeteeple /se
neat it ?tone anfelter atrik-
;ne ▪ tfee irfule- of fate. Cat:
anel diatera have eantifiztel. so
- fae to calteee titer-at:a ate five
St. en nee. cal terresei. st3 f salient wee: -
it allotted ejett. Loa te-er.
leat anya
f teanaint• e,tiata1 an/ lax
3 d.fitla --a-4, se enteatre ler t,ettaalt-
St.; ...a. titan a tint ala,- n afeerwasaa
ens: .3 2.- anal her-
laarfaadaa LAL'ONDE, S5 vents, St.
Start of the Pre.
Gee:vita-eaen-. Lease -r. 17:_at 0-,T,..att1s III
TEE TUT.RED.
44: , . t_ . ' :1- „ : 3 , .... as a 3,7, a
31--ww2 atattwa. TalElfaSE DE 3E -A7. • ...1.,• 11', 9!.... ka . Vf ! F-2:1 le ilAtt
= SE: MAI:1M ROBERTL1. an. s at .- -:. D 1.11r. ' : tent a a n
!n-• ‘•. 1 31 _r_.-1 . tat
:Lail. tt 13
-
ALEXIliE FAMENT..
EVELEaTE PAntaaLla
EVA PE.REIN, af ne1-4"'I.
WILDLnaGS BURNED.
I- e ..... • _ - r.
,„I ,aentrat ,daff.:t pa onatelt. eee cf,,f cni,
tr..lp ::3 t.:...:ir at...e'ks
f faetel Ler ten an fell ef eveake. 'i.e
-"t-
4-1:t LAO the a: rriaer. thinkaae
la a • • •
- a - ▪ te: a • 4-"
$154132. pattle ins" -r=5; testaztva v.ritL2 a annee we:nee ,
sz,=.44 tartly br.:Ita. gave an antra:.
41-0 staters ae ste„ Anne; ▪ . :I gaze wren= t t fllr-
ef
et en sede henlien. vs-ae aciar
"n 01e001 aaideen 4.04 f524 efnerat ne:Lieg, nas eft
.::_ • : 3- t, tr_.?
tine afah
ae, -
cent:
e Leaf I'
' Lana?
LI
34
,
.
la 0 ,
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L
sc
_1"S? c.7 "1";.0 11te:3
aseneate '•
en1c-1- -a, se. tt ereeeel. eel tam tee,
3 133 Its t ree,i3 the t"etfa,
•:."- lit::;
sra
andies crof fright, from within, but shout
as he might he could not attract atten-
tion. A little girl ran to the next win-
dow and. jumped to the- ground before
Garold could tell her that a -ladder await-
ed her at arm's length. 'rho man by this
tette "meanie frantie, but his efforts were
futile, and finally, driven down by the
leat of the flames, he had to retreat#
anewing full well that his daughter bad
already fallen a victim.
Four 014 Women Perish,.
Afeautime another tragedywas being
enacted in on the ground floor tho wing
ucetspied by five old women. It was
there, to all appearances, that Get fire
eternal. and there four infirm occupants
lint their lives. ;Wet how the fifth,
tladame Lavignm
e, anaged to 'escape is
net exactly known, but she was dtseov-
ered groping about in the main building
and rescued.
When onee the fire got under way it
took but a few minutes for the bailing
to become a veritable furnace, for the
(Telling doors and windows created a
draught that quickly fanned thfla
e mes
and drove them up the stairways and
Meng the corridors.
Help Was Too Late.
Mr. Chamst, M. P. P., -who lives About
two Intudred yards from the site of the
tanwent, Fent it man on horseback almost
immediately after the outbreak to Bea-
eurisfield to telephone to Montreal for as -
'stance. The distance to Beaconsfield
ia about three miles. It took the man
asat seven minutes to cover it, but his
est.: -age to Montreal was of little avail.
.kpparatus and firemen from this city
aetually did start for the scene in the
hope of saving the village, but when part
way there word was received that the
wind bad turned and the flames had
-pent themselves.
Laniens Residence Burned,
Standing One by the convent were
wooden abate and adjoining it a stone
re!4tienee owned and oecupied by John
Lanita. The names spreaa from the
-Leda to Ube house and consumed both,
leg, strange to say, owing to a change of
,aind, a frame structure of more inflam-
mable material and more exposed to the
flames than the other escaped with a
alight scorching, while the fine stone resi-
dence was consumed. The Church of St.
aenevieve, 'erected in 1S41, and standing
near by, also escaped.
The total loss is about $20,000.
St. Genevieve is in Jacques Cartier
eounty, the constituency of Mr, F. D.
Monk, and is served by both C. P. It. and
0. T. IL
A MASGOW MAN,
A pike weighing 10% pomula #1.48
("alight 111 the Thames at London.
Air. fteorge N. Leavens, of Belleville,a
brother of the postmaster, dropped dead.
The Kingston Street Railway bond-
holders offer to sell the road to the eity
for $125,000,
an's. Mary (rigor, a widow, was found
dead in the yard of a Markham sWet,
Toronto, house.
Two eases of meningitis, one of whieh
will probably be fatal, are interesting
Toronto doetore.
The Northern Elevator Company will
erect a big flour -mill in 'Winnipeg this
year to cost $250,000.
A West Palm Bead), Fla., despatch
says that at 0 o'clock to -day there was
no material change in the condition of
Joseph Jefferson.
The winter shipping business at Hali-
fax was one of the largest in the por't's
history. When the vessels now on the
way -arrive the total number of immi-
grants for the season will amount. to
18,445. . Asee
Miss Janet Carnoehan is at Ottawa to
seek a federal grant towards the erec-
tion of a suitable museum at Niagara-on-
thedatee for the housing of many his-
toric collections. A grant hat been made
by Ontario.
' Mrs. Bell, wife of Mr. John Bell, K. C.,
G. 'I'. R. eolieltorndied at Belleville.. ,
A conference of Provincial Treasurers
is being arranged for, with a view to the
adoption of uniform succession duties.
The United States will send a squadron
to France to brieg back the body of Paul
Joues.
The by-law for the erection of a new
Town Hall in Wroxeter carried by over
Iwo -to one.
The Allan turbine liner Victorian made
the trip from Halifax to Loch Foyhirrit-
• seven and a quarter days.
TESTIFIES REGARDING GLASGOW'S
TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
Ottawa, Oat., April 24.- (Special.)--
Dr. Ochs, of Hespeler, was examined. at
the Telephone Committee meeting to-
day. He gave a description of the rural
eyatem between Berlin, Waterloo, Pres-
ton and liee,peler, which was started itt
1S91. Three years later it was sold to
the Bell Company. The Bell was not giv-
ing a very good service. and opposition
was offered. Now it was iinproved, and
this year fifty farmer subscribers were
added to the list. at $15 mei.
.Conneillor Willoek, of Glasgow, Scot: -
hula, was the next witness. He said that
the city borrowed nb"
120,000 for esta:
Halting munieipal telepbone system. It
was installed its March, 1901. He paid at
that time el10 for a telephone in his cen-
tral offiee, and for one at. a braneh office
lute:Lie the mill radius lie paid £20.
There was a rebate which made it £10178. The National bad a monopoly there.
The corporation charged ilea 5s. for an
anlimitesl servie.e for the district. The
National rates were £10 10s., and £17
10s. At his own residence Ile paid £2,and now had a 'phone for 45 5s. At a
long distance 'phone it was sixpence for
three numbers, and the time ambled. at
night. In Glasgow public stations charg-
ea a penny a call. The National Com-
pany bas now reduced from af17 10s. to
10s. The National or any company
woula not be permitted to erect poles.
The National was doing ,its best to inter-
fere with the municipal system. He said
that gat.. water, and all publie utilities
were suceessitilly operated by the city.
The National haa 20,000 -subscribers
and.. the eite 14,000. The National was
adding to its .ast by free 'phones. Last
year tate corporation hatl it surplus of
n3,650.
- a -
A WARSHIP IN A STREET.
Strange Fate of a Century -Old British
Frigate
Ls-eulon. April 24. -The Daily Expresa
:tuldialaes the sollowings Attention ie
Irawit te the strange fate of the old
frigate Ifavannah, whielt was built in
IS11, aiid formea part of the escort of
Xapateen 1. to St. Helenaby an AUsWer
zriven in Parliament by- Mr. Pretyman.
Sea:Teary to the Admiralty.
'The Havaunah, he staten was sola by
elaie :melon nt Portsmouth. "As site
as not afloat, but high and dry, and
krzeing part of a street in Cardiff. elle
nill presumably have to be brokea. up
artee she east be removal. The land on
WiviAsise rete bac to be cleared of all
dearis within it certain time."
Inquiries at Cardiff show that the
frigate late for some yeere been ost.,l as
an inalastrial Mies)). Site Oaten: lea&
ty
about twenfeet from -the pavement
in Potarth Road, eloee to the River
Taff.
1 he vessel was floatea to ite present
pasitien in 1501. and was enclosea by
bank, aLite the ereek in tallith she lay
was partly fillea ith earth. and usea
as a, vegetable garden no playgrouna
for the aa&i: in the inluatrial Mewl kept
an beard. On several tweations the title
bas risen abate the bank and Matra the
veteel.
CROWDED THE BULL RING.
Thousands of Poor Petiple Attend Na-
tional Spedits Madrid.
M,141191. April :).3. -Tile teltheil of
mete hat in autherinel the resumption
auntlay bull fighting. on the poste.'
that it ie nn 'art, and that the matataars.
n 4034-:'3C,4it. .:Tel
a., tareadote. taa. tare artistc. the national
, tee .-eree.,at woe of -nether%
- .‘*' 7' 1'2 v.ts . • * ti to'JaY
nen: • ..,. want ettraortimary ontausiasm, the oe-
3 _ - , ...t E.., --ea. kt sraatae. dosaen waa a elletented here It" tawritla
- •. 3
2.1,1 r te • _ 'ea tan a na raffataa a td -a. lin ultah site 9411135 'dere antAdUlleed to ivA
7.) 'V 14!. - aletesd te. ts' f killea la leeeattijo and Maraeutinittr.
ta let . ,,. 4 • v 'CO te tette. Tht re nee an enormosta deniana for tie
__Eafirees Esmre Cut Off, ots, ith .s fir1:411y seaellea itteredible
et et.
e: a a_ a
a neat nerafTat rezdatel taeir 1-al"fa. Iwtiw 1110I‘`AlEA sola tlaer
- • • ", tir. t -a.. -.-en they alial
!eta • 3 aletartaa team:es ef see -ke
• s 4103
- - a "-• 2 -e 1: a • V.,. eel feces tte
SZVE14.11 tan to
a.otta-a 0701 furneture W obtain the priee
• eateinsien.
Trointy tiseassamil people .eroaaoa tty
clna ttoiity thousand. Atha
uteltie to enter, stotel out.side te
Iiaten ttie thautta tttiti bellowiegs. 'the
Iszszial histea Iwo and one-nalf
fleets. Six hulas anal eieven itorsee
tsete lateca. alearantseite• vs -he latinerto
a.:te Velq haet-a.mcrelya novellito. steastattea
faaana fttz, with suzh skin that lie ‘vis pro-
ti.ntiLtar by his aluirers who
2.003 T' tee t•=71lIcst cannel ante en their Sb'1ttP0t 344tae
ca. eahtee,,noi,eeeet, ateret. anal 2.trvc.-or of eigrars, forts.
tlto ottze cf
^ t 3t safety: ctn.
(2:.1:r,,3 r.., r -V-4 ' 1 c ; 4 4., '.2,F C ..:11 net even reaah tfae
a: a:ea.-Lea Feet en ef alel (,34-1cl,l:aten wha tate
ael: L:r:... L. .4 .-3.0 , n CI, E, zat'...1 ft,: -.T. or..,1 t,.....?r,:,
... ::::::..t:.::3 44 c....° "i:i r..:-.? `'..-• _
'
01
t 71 L'i le tate f:n tiant daa a ...
,v testa.,._It e..1,-,t:a-
: 0 41,1:12.0 u,,,-.: T df s
t, -0s4_87 tle e ntean ad
C,..7,,r..4l 4.9 cefateanann ea an,
The litigation between the Centre Star
and War Eagle Companies and the West-
ern Federsitioe of Miners is over.
Toronto Street Railway Co. was fined
$2,500 to -day for not having a. fender on
the back of its car while it was backing.
The Britisb ambassador at St. Peters-
burg, ter Charles Hardinge, started to-
day for Englanti on a mouth' holidays.
Richard 11. Cochrane, a mining pros-
pector, has been 'leasing front his home
at Sault Ste. 'Marie, Ont., since March 31,
and is now practically given up for lost.
by his family and friends.
A Berlin despatch to the New York
Herald. says: A despatch from St. Pe-
tersburg states that Baron Rosen„ for-
mer Russian Minister to Japan, will sue-
ceed Count Cassini at Washington.
Martin Chase Benjamin, a famous
character of the Thunder Bay region, is
dead at Hubbard Lake, Mich., aged Sass
He had killed 3,000 deer and hundreds of
other game. His early days were spent
in tbe employment of the Hudson Bay
Company.
General egents of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society met again in New
York to -day to discuss the s.oeiety'a
affairs and the advisability of forming
a. permanent organization of the general
agents for mutual support aud protee-
tion.
Yesterday's immigration -arrivals in
Winnipeg totalled 1,020.
The Earl of Stanhope, formerly Junior
Lord of the Treasury, died. at London.
Coneiderable anxiety is felt at Gibral-
tar at the non -arrival of the gasoline
ittuneh Gregory.
The new Hamburg-Amerlean Line
etestt7Iierrelainitzertiodtly.
lcawas lannehea at Bel-
faThe eondition of-a7f-airs in the Balkan
StaaitveisreitaeTatitsiNehigenientat.:11 uuettainees in ell-
ei-
A. million. whitefish fry were depositea
in the Bay of Quinte- et Belleville by
Mr. Parker, from the Sandwich liateliery.
la S. Secretary -;f"-State Hay's
chute report Mr. Hay has reeeverel Itia
health. Ile will leave Nati today for
Genoa.
--
A jury in the New York State Supreme
Court, allielt had acquitted Frank Chan-
owski of the murtler of nliebel Bianeo,
was told by judge.-Wiltstot Smith toehry
that its; veraiet wag About the 'worst ntia•
earriage of justice he had ever known.
At the organization peeing of the To-
ronto Alumni Aseweiatiott it was deeided
tlemb
oexeelrsutlheip!ite univerW
sity elty from
Convineed that George Gould aetea ut ea."
selfelefenee \Nitert he snot ana killea
Aimee 11. Hammond, a jury in ;nate
Tuthill's court. Chicago, has returned
vie‘lrtettli.tre
iletoftelonteilty, and Gould was.
u
A MATRIMONIAL SCHEME.
kssirtibeia Mau After rifty Ettglist-Nirls
for tht West.
•
Montreal, April 24.-altee9tantin Pipe.
of Wapella, Assiailniia. is tin the nay to
Englarta 'with a Woro auttansent to in-
duce fifty Iseahlty, expericatteal. pad-
lookitg gitleto ateetrapany him Tan& to
the prairies. °rho girls will Wain ma
-cset-
osta about fitteen tioliars a. wealth.
but it miti be traer4tooa that the faulh
will lie in thew if they de tett sae
thereafter lwatte inistros.ses of fifty
liouseltohis. WINO. Vat se -tants. OW
what, in Ma Itireass opitnen. the weed
Vale; Navas to mane Lamee caul Nal
the eourg mess to tat: soli. It will Ira
offets twee oeneettstate maul.
17151:10t11:oirull;triatillie. •titils that, ti:o wcz,t,