The Signal, 1897-4-1, Page 2NISTO?II 6?ASVIK
important Events In Few Words
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Ilidea! Werke • Map walaga taeetaIV
`OeaeNaea and rut tate Racer aad
Aesreetava Mae• ter ib. headers el
Meir raper -A Solid Mea►'s aatlerea.as
r Areara.aM Iafarrtavea.
CANALA AND INIt1AN arise El.
The Governor-General will shortly
annuance • date fur the . toeing of t .e
national India famine fund, which hug
now reached about liete(VV
l:dllasa.
.4\U a eleIAALi.
Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling
mere exee•ut.d at Nee port. 1).. un
Saturday for the Murder d Peart
Dayan.
T. P. Slulh,len. a clerk employed by
6. Davi., & (, .. cigar :minute" turere.
shortree1 use arrested on a charg! of
embedlfing sleet, from the firm
W►Lciac. - 1 M Y1:It1 AI..
air. Gladstone hair written a 111 -page
yamph,et un the "Easters t'-►.: s."
Tire I're•.ldrnt of the Nations' Liberal
leedere• ton states that his ham, is
Mallet t •, th • masthead • f tit Liberal
Start y
It 1s rumored that Gnat Hrt:yln will
obtai.t freer! Italy the leland of Peatei-
learis, hi miles so.uthw•st of 14k•lly. In
mcangr for Hebei S1andeb, at the en=
Irene.. .rf the Red rtes.
TMk Lt.Ale
f ivtn• Gritaaldi, the Ita1iar stater -
MILS dial ea- :alan.•t Minister. Is dead
dile, Watson ('rue!.)•. Patton !member
of the Maairubs Legislature fir Den-
nis. h dead.
Mr. John Beattie. who had been
Camay Clerk of Wellington fee. vigor -
than fie years. died In Ferree. tint.. ea
IOandsy 'night
.lit. George Meller• governor of the
ooanty Jail at Guelph. is dead. !•tarp ;3-
B• had held tke position M goo •rttir of
W fall for 27 years'.
U1•' INTEItE..T 10 IAt:M rapt,
JIoa. Sidney Fisher announces that
the Government has made final ar-
sthagemez;t- for the t•uld storage of trot-
ter ani of .erperishaele fond .rmduetii
whitri wt:: be shipped weekly on steeam-
tlklpe• running between Montr.•al and
Avonmouth. Landon and Livrrtresd.
Wheat was fairly a.•live In the Chi-
cago market on Saturday. and weaker;
May closed 1-2c lower at ;4 l -2e. Pork
and short ribs closed res to toe lower.
Lard cles•ed firmer New York stocks
were dun and :!regular. t'anadia.n se-
curtIks wen• rather easier.
KAI tato* is Kt NULi aim
Mr. J. W. Munro 4.4' P.mbrok. has era
esker 4 the eon t rar't t• •r 'be C.P.E. wort -
shops and ruund bout.- at e••rlet•rn
Junction.
The Hul: I.'lectr ie Cu. has Iwrv'd the
Ottawa► Eye: trio Cu. with Isotec. M a
Naim ataking fur $21.IS0 dataagea of in-
frLtgen mit t:pe.n tthe territory aad
right. of the }dull company.
Another stein in the direction rif mu
telolp e. .Owns ship has been taken In
Ilven a ol. when the eorporat'oli had
purchu•ed rte borien". rehlrjrs and
good -vial of the United Ttaa►wrys and
Omni•.tur Co.
1•MILITI(•%- rciggt4l!t.
The A mer.ean tariff h!11 was ',part-
ed to ttc H.•nre on Friday. it 1s more
glrongll protect! mist then ever.
It :" tvm•..na in Pirie that Prise,
Henry of (Tirane will be oR••.v.6 the
position of Governer of Crete.
The Cretan Committee has Issued a
ananiftrlo d-nnanding autanotty stmr-
iar • the s?ncme proposed for Cuba
Or Calalun!a.
The .alarming rumors of tae Eai
gees °anger...us mental e.,ldtitrn are
confirmed. and there 1e talk ht Berlin
of aploigtin,r his host/ter. Prince
Henry of Prrssla. reagent., with all ad-
visor • cuufci1.
VaC1.Attn1I'1Eb.
A very serious water famine este
In the eetent-al and southern portion,
of Ui • Island of Jamatea.
The lockout in the • nt•'in.c,ing trade
of England b.•gan ,;t Friday night.
and bide fair to paralyze the trade of
the cc•untry.
Tu' • vas -e. suppne d to he leprosy.
are under the supervision of the Wln-
alt,••, Health Department. Axa an
forelrae•re.
In i rhe• hie fight in Parson City Fitz-
simmons kn'x•ked Corlett tett 'It the
14th taund. by a blow over the heart.
The larges diame nd In tb•e world
has arrh •-,l :n London from Klmb er-
ley. it hien: d t.. be worth two mIl)lon
and a hal' doUarm- .nowt.
rtNt ItC V or scan.
1t to left to
Canadian M;1►t
w'ha_ troops
Britain to Lek
juhiir •.
A despatch to The London Time's
from attests suite" that a sari, • I.1ae k-
adt of Crete began on Wt•.iri . in
There mall be no binekade at tirre•k
ports for aotae time to come.
Secret and rapid preparations are
slow beteg made at We olwieh an.1
other fnllltary estatdfshaaent, of Great
ilritan, and war stores are being for-
warded to Cape Town, as truablee Is
earpec•ted in South Africa.
Ottawa. Is divided In a .lnt..n aad to
!!Nether the military solo,*athm
Should take place on May 24 o.r on July
Z. the diamond jut.11,•.. Sir Ri.hard
Cartwreght )as promised to talk the
•atter oar with Maur-elen,ral (las-
.algae
TER ISRLIate1ra Worat.te
Rev. Dr. Potts M 1%eronto hay been
elected Chairman of th.• lntcrnatlanai
Sunda .• A.•hool Lemons Cammlttee.
Mgr. Siert'• del Val, the ree•ently-at•-
pointed Papal tidegat•• to Canada, sari
std tram Liverpool her New Yat11 on
Saturday
A" manderntnt fre.n, Archbishop He)
gin wide renal in a'i (atholfe churehrs
at Quebec. de•alisae isrflcularty with
the coming puss:aria% et+rtlnna.
A charge of hearer) will be beluga'
aeratnot pan ltisrlBMn at the Enirt►sh
Presbyterian 'synod next month. Meed
on oris M hi• t.rwktt
1%e• Ret . hr Lymen AhF•.tt ref
Brooklyn will not be allowed to ietatm
to the Y.M.0 A hall. Philadelphia. he -
cattier he recently throw doubts on the
story of Jonah and the whale.
POLITIt'S,.CAVADtA 5.
The, Tim•/ Scotia provincial elect inns
take place in %pril '!S.
The writ fair the• bye election le
ehamplaln line been issued• Polling
takes place on Anti! 7.
[rhe Cabinet sat all day again dia-
curslne the matter. appertaining to
the spprn.ching evasion
Mr. Gulte the Liberal a►ndf.lat.•, was
erected to the House tat' Commons in
Rosiaventure by over 1100 m:trerity.
The Cwesservativeva or Last eines
met at Ovl%ba and nominated Mr. Mix
eanylrll, their sitting memt.eer. as
their candidate for the leriedaiur,
The am.ndrre.nt• to the Achtrd Act
passed the ..woad reading 1■ the Mani-
toba Lati.latairs, P?,enter Greenway
making • •rises Opeeda in favor of •
111a 1D.Wd r//1. thiels OemlstMslow-
et Cambia ha meal-. W arrived
M Na Rolm m Isweir S10111><
he dlacretlon of the
Department as to
1 be sent over to
part In the il_tmond
THR SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONT.. TRUNWAY APR. 1 1897.
of latrslgrat on proel•erta In Entitled.
said also direcussed the school settle
metal
ttwsINsw..
Mr Julia Carnegie war elected Pn.••1-
dost of the Peunbon, Huard of Tradt•
A fortnllkWy ateam.klp service ls•-
ltreea Hualreal and Mancbewles will
be tataaeamawd when navigation' opeaa.
Mr. Nurse. Consul Uenerwl for Japan
at Vancouver. H.C., who is at tr*eeat
In Ottawa. will shortly have a twnfer-
e.t'e will the Toronto Berard of Tante
on trade smatter'.
eumlurevlrl teller -Garble advie es Men
the tallied Wettest tell 4 /fury of busi-
ness depreasiun that even the faetlr
Pencil of a Oe•omet•ctal editor cannot
effectually gainsay Runtimes is in-
cresuelag. but It 1s much brow the
average orf prevkeua years. There la:
w.- are told. Inereawed activity and at
tutiIMrrly Increased demand fur labor.
but the value yl tabor dors not appear
to nae. Catle.1lone are ** art% of a`
"nese .at/.11totongenerally, through-
out the Staters, There are n ore mills
at worse. but tariff (-hang... are serbstis-
1y interfering with the 1srrlbtlittea at
trade. The commercial [allures in the
United Slates for the last week tar
tailed 21i, against 21I for the eviee-
.pondtng week o! last Pair.
YIK11.a' Ytallt.NxA1..
The retiring United Stara. Amhes.w
dor. Mr. Bayard. hat left Longton for
Hume.
Mr J. W. Bell. M.I' was re -cheered
Grand Master of the 'wane:- Uraud
Lodge of Ontario East
Lord Sallabury Is suffering from a
mild attack of Indue•nza. and usenet
leave the house at ttn•eent
1t re denied In "Mttae& that Mr. Jus-
tis Taachereau intend, resigning b&e
Brat in the Supreme ('curt
The honorary degree •a 130. for of
('toll lis waw of nfrrr, 1 ut•era Dr.
Nansstt by Oxford 1•nlver•dty.
The London Lancet says that the
rumor of the Hl -health of the ('ear from
c.•rt.bniI symptoms are unfeunaled.
The national monument eK t.`ml•erot
V'illl.ls 1. of Germany w as uriv••iiir
lin Berko with mash e..ntu••nr on Mon
William T. Adams. better known as
(>hv.r optic. the writer •.1 starter for
haryw, M dyeing at his Meme in P..rehea
ter. Maas.
A rumor is current theta •.•••et••naat-
t;"yarn•! She kinttieb of the Narthwee:
Territarlee wants to n•.agn to go Inl.
gold mining in ittreadand
Harry Yelveett..n Gering, a tobaceo-
nail of Tamworth, has suers did to a
bernnotry by the• death o'f `Air (`raven
(;ening. the tenth 1 :Iron. -t M that name,
Tbr Lord Mayor of Dublin has issue/
Invitations to a meeting at the Man*
sl•'n house•, to start a Parnell family
fund, Sirs. Parnr!1 and Mr John Par-
nell being birth in nerdy rinatmeaerlCM.
CAttl Al.T1as.
Y'I•, ent gab! .lid great damage In
Germany.
Charles Curran wise .yaw injure* da
the railway )'ani at Hamilton, is dead.
The Hamilton and Dundem Railway
teethe :vas !nte•rruleted un Saturday by
a wa•hetut
Mr.. Monteith. 4n old lady or Strat
ford• was run over by a rasa/rag beast
and killed.
The Duteb t.teenaer PPtr•echt, w-kkrh 1:
lawn..•`e•! to have f,underod at sea. err
tied a crew of thirty-alx men. but nc
pareenrers.
Robert Kelliar. aged 11. of Parl;dai••.
was struck by a train and killed on the
('.1. Ft. combing near Qtie.-n .t r'1. Te
renter.
The il*Hfax express from M n t r.a
ran off the track on Thundav night
at Ihaurivage, Que.. ,a flag t'tation .•n
the inttreolontal Railway. The •engin-
drrt.r was seriously injured.
Mr Rlt'hard Hayford of W.Ie-rime
eir•r, into a stream amt was tarried
aw:ay. His borne wad drowned and
he wad restated with i -!stat dsmculty
after being in the water shunt tw'o
hours.
The Wilson lin dreamer Rialto was
tet on flre by th • •xplos son of chemi-
cal" during :t hurrte-ane Tto• Allan
i4nesteame•r (•arthat;rntan same! by un-
til the wt*,lh.r na,d•rated• .md rscu.d
all nn t.oard.- --_
r
aer10t2, damage by floods is re1.ert'
cd at ilrentford and (arnwilliernr. In
the United Staten vast tracts. ref c. un -
try are under nater, the kers of life
and property and suffering .1 the- peso!
pie being appalling.
The French Line steamer de S'.
Naaatr . which nailed 'from New York
for the neater lndirw, foundered at sea.
(tf her ._ passeng.re and crew emiY
four ars known b, be saved. The sur
vit•ore gR1vc.1 at New York .•n the.
ruh•a•ner Hilda. after a wwe•k't drifting
about the Atlantic in an wtva begat,
during which 34 out •4 the 3.1. occu•
pante went mad or died of wearcatlore
iatmslie.a Ewhareaaseneata.
Ja1i, )hiked A Tau, gen. rnl steer,.Rttr
leng, who •reigned 144 F. 1! Porker. w.ra•
interested to tar eitent ut .!sweat how
dyed Jolla,. with Mrllast.•r A • o. !tont.
iuuuthe leder.. they nma4e +.•tel.•tre•-ng
slit their ••r.dltore et :u• ea it, .holler.
and this tows they e.eal.t trot stand Th.•
bin•Ine•aw 3. a veer. old •enc. Ian hist nook
1...•n elate -tatty a +m -ow. It ant •t •roe
lime r•q.,l.n9.d b) 11111.• , A Trate, u ho
also failed and coatpn•tuha.l with .ro iii•
ors.
Tb. rotate of Yu.eag !true. k ,'o.. plumb
• re, Ilamlll•Kt. M in led shat+••. aad will be
wound eta (J.bltltu' aegrecate s113.:01.
mud asset■ only •1i.:•I.. Th- Ilebllltl.•s to
general creditors utes•unt.-Y to
to flaw Merehant. Rank wee oilier 11.17.
out. re.a dletouat..1 and rudorse•d by J.
1. 11.14. Iltseellr.d lee la., anatuot.•,t to
5:.445'. Thure was ala, 111t•.:ds..4 !tides,
er.' patsv under d4.+mnt at the Menah:int..'
stunk The pr•fern•.t elalms am,ual.vl tai
/24't.
Th.. -i.dlt.r,. of Raadurthwalt.• A co
turuttur.' seta' Kt. Marie. met ie 11•,
rim..., 4lark• nt•s regi..- .+n Katurttay T{e.
•t... -turret showed 11.b111t1•. of Helga► and
i,.,t..4 Gas,.
Hrrl..•rt 1ae.., ',va hat. of 1-ornw aII,
ha. saetgnrd 4. R. K. chin.
Th. ..err .et 4k- nn th. d•eilar .Wade by
E. K. lcmlth, lista..! ..111•-r 1w•114Ian, alt{
pr•dably 3..- •e.•.•ptet1 toy the e•r.11t.•r.. .te
lbs offer is secured. The liabilities ■r.
1, salt, nod u,.n,ln:•I assets 517.ai
Al•a nuoltng.4 13.,. .n4*turn '.1 A. 11.w
sea 4 M.... dryg.•.•t.. •bls.nrg. a statement
was prevented %bowing IIubtlNrs .et /Le,.
au and assent of 4111.111 Th. .t...•k es
reseed ' ' Q14,41**, *%tate% int**. sol look
debts three
•
L CLaAJJ SJtOCJ1Ot'T.
Rr.Iamens aimed •vale er e•ewhIM Int
Om whipped turista.
pare.•. Wt t 114.-41ae mindset left
/mark from app Fflenlmatues us the pat of
J im Corbett's stumaca wood the putdlle
tic aea.ywelgtt staaplusaklp ed tae world
teas afternoon after 14 weeds or fast and
help! lgattug.
Caftan dal pep bear • mark oo his ea-
tlw holy_ Ile bad dress *treetop of blade
/tam rstaalmmris' split 11tH and .erre ooee,
but he could not platy IM bkrw be came -
kited oa W win the fight.
In the f,urteeatb
tumid. Vitalist WOW
after resent wltd
leads. Lot Ms left t■
ua Jim's atemaet
wltb terrific fuer*.
Jim doubled up sad
came forward tato •
amend left oa tae
paw, mud the battle
wait ov.-r. Curbett
fell to his knee*.
cowled toward the
r.,p..w, with hie rtgI
band scrum hid
brwet and Ala lora
stretched oat en 1i
to trap the Iswer
rope tor support.
Haface wore as
agg..m10d exproseloa.
pitiable to beau*.
Fttzslantwrts stepped
quickly back to Ws
•urnrr, where be
stood .urrumndsd by
TEE WIN\tL bid seconds.
Referee filler steed over Corbett wltt
both hands mu -lifted and slowly and be a
Mud .e1•e counted the st.•onds. At ►even.
J,1u made ■ d.speraie and convulsive *Chet
to rat.. himself to his feet. 11 was of uo
user. and his bead dropped down until the
referee had reached the fatal went. Stier
tl.n•w hie lauds up at t.a and made ela
say quickly out of the ring.
A rem- of the must ttat.u•rtbable opera
slue f•dlowrd. Fate was quickly sur oosd-
eat by a crowd, who burnt through the
reopen and the Aastrallan danced sheat fur
a fan ir•euuda. Corbett wait assisted to
h1. feet by tbl'e. sad N kite.
Ty, slept was crowded In an Instant, and
it at imp.ssibae to elear It. Wild runson
end crie..1 -Foul." were beard tor s few
mtastes, but they
quietly did out when
1t bream.: knows that
}limiest/nom had woe
■ talr light. Tie
crowd ..o the plat-
form
latforam was brand par
tlally by the guards.
sat l'urtt•tt, seeing
Firearm mous brouiO
tin break in the
e rowd, made a wild
lash at the Austra-
lian and led for his
head with bath band,.
I'lttatmmons dropped
lila bands by h11
side, sod aa ('ord•R
came In the Austra-
lian twisted tis head
ar.wad. u.,.r raising
Ala bands. ata Jim
eau pulled away. Am
nob ea. the find to
reach the •rrea. w
also alas the first to leave. Rut hie re
repel.'" ua hid arrlr al and that
wt. his departure. were very different . The
erowd quietly !trade . trines
for the trtu
pleant .bamp(oa and lint ashlar wife, .tad
cheer• d thew loud aid long. Rub tired
his 'are in acicsowl.-dgn..nt of the ■p-
tolover. and Mr* I'Itrslmsr.•aa shifted the
reins from her n4kt band to her MN wig,
&aced • tiny camorlc /asdkercblcf. Tb,rtt
minutes tater YItaalmmoaa sat down to hie
dlan.r at rook's 1.5.11 se though nothing
had happened. A swollen lip and a red
n••.e were alt the marks of a struggle
whr.1, ..u14 be observed about his tare.
Corbett was a pitiful sight. H. cried
Site a baby aad raved 11ke a wild man.
FITZ WON WITH :4 Ri.VWS.
Corbett 'andel{ 41 .bean blow: to 24 for
ta.• e•.•rnlshma.. The differrn.e wet all
In the nest Mavis rounds. when Jim put In
31 to Rob's 14, laving 10 for ears In the
last tart ,t the battle. Her. is the •• ea
Ltry
THE LOSER
AM Sava aueb.ed.
St. Louts. Tsareh 24. -Tier• warning
sent out by the Government Signal tier
vire yesterday that the Misslssip•p i
and all Its tributaries w,.uld een-
tlnwe in Ase haw been fulfilled to, the
letter. Communication with the flooded
'melon has become difficult but deo
patches r./aped frier widely separetdd
points show that all have • suffered
alike. It is eetimaled that a section
M country with an area equal to that
of the Pilate of Mfr.. [Irl is nos under
water and that the worst 1e not neer.
Advice. frc m Capra. Pa•Iu: ah. Mcmphl■
and Helena Show that the !'pion 1.e.
glnnier rack .t New 1ladrld. Mo.,
west ;a and lneludlny low .•alleys ne
the Rt Penne*, the White and the
Arkansas Rlverr,, to Arkanaaw, Het In
K.•nturky and Tennessee_ off the val-
ley. of the Tennessee the Cache. the
()1.dnn and th. Yate,. Rivera, and
eolith to the Head River• are umber wa-
ter. The intervening ranges of hilts
and hlth ground are :he only place..
M refuge The deo vetches tee'elv0d
here tell but ole Prot, live* peter. •int#
drowned and • .•mentry desolated At
Cairo 111* . [cede, the river needs d
it1.1 het. aid fishes slowly. wkl.h le het
MS toot off the high reenrd of tilt.
A the eoostry south at there t. Me12,
* 11MMOMOISL
Ntz%Imtaosi. ('ovbett.
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TO TEST FAIT 001,011*.
11•w M ..1.et the CNtk M • Wow
Spring wee
When selevttrg the cloth fur your
arm sprang suit [met of ties first quer
Ikea you will bo likely to ask It, "Le
it hast eater?' You ac rel the amour-
e use of the tailor that 11 lo, although
he may know aotuaity nothing about
It. but bas taken his information from
the wholesale house where ha bought
the gouda. They cony be guaranteed
fast color and all wool. and it 1a not
pleasant to end ye.aI coat growing
rusty after a tow .ninths' weer and
there is no nerd a it 1f you w111 try
the follow•tne easy tests y'airself. They
are prsc•tically the same as are tried
by any dealer In woollen fabrics, and
for all practical purposes will be
eros= n
The finer thins to kook at in the ef-
fect atf ezpoen re. Take the sample a
the cloth given you by the taller to
rumpne or shoat' to your wife and
cover one-half ut It with some heavy
dark fabric to exclude the light, and '
then rot ext a second cover of oiled
paper, silk or other substance that will
protect It from the elements, and then
hang it out to the open air, where the
ex prated piece of cloth «Sl get the b. -
'sett of ail the min, wind and rain that
is In the vicMuy and let It stand there
two weeks or longer. an summer a
ilwrter time will he enough, but In two
weeks the color should not abuw the
slightest change when yeas have re-
moved the covering. The warfare of
the cloth may •stow .sane dlffere kee,
but the color must be eete.aeedingly pour
not to stand two weeks At this sea-
son of the year it would he better in
g ive It a little longer titre, to make
sure.
Whenchemists are preparing their
colors they send samples til the dyed
cloth to Florida to be exposed for two
months and in this way get the most
severe test dmorwn.
Some dyes are that It only exposed
to ltg♦tt.
but will nut stand up ultder
moisture. and so of the aador Ia %war-
ranted to stand any amount of light
s=putter, It /learns nothing: the test
must be mach as the goods will re-
cede. In actual use, but In a avtbswhe
tasted form
If you merely 'tam so test the oosr-
par•ativr merits of two or more dyes.
prepare samples of eaatt as throated
above and expose them until aU but
one whew some change•, and. of course.
that one has the superior color.
The nest test 1s. also a wiry tmporte
ant one. You may have not iced that
your collars and cuffs are eeudde•etly
becoming ladled very quickly. aid have
been puzzled to know the cause. The
chant, s are that your rtes twit is to
Mame. Thr dye used. metered .4 being
incorporated in and a part of the fibre
*4 wool, has merely been depo34tevd of
the surfma% or a part of It may have
been left crag the surface and not re-
moved
rmored as should have been the caw.
Thee trot . slmitle. Cover the end of
your finger with your white linen
handk.-•thref and rub the surface of
the cloth in question vigorously. and If
there is any stain whatever en /sour
handkerriadef, there w111 be trouble
with your clothes.
A third test which will apply par-
ticularly to drone goods for the flair
.ex• is to determine whether the [.,tor
will be affected by perspiration. which
in particularly annoying under the
arms in warm weather. If the dye Is
fast in t h M respect It will refuse to
move when you put a drop of diluted
manatee sold (LO per cent. solution, on
the sample.
When looking Over the various goods
offend by the repair. try the- rubbing
or smutting teat, and if the earths ).,u
like stand up under that. take sampler
home and try thorn an the other ways
auggeatt-d aleuve.
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Buffalo, March 19. --Wallace Thayer,
attorney for Yrs. Olive Aternaman.
vtbu is confined in the Erie County Jail
nn a 'harp. .1 murdering her hus-
band. and. who, the Canadian authori-
ties ars esdeavoring to extradite,
yesterday afternoon procured from
Justice Lambert In Spettal Term an
order appointing A. T. Thompson, a
barrister of Cayuga. lent., commission-
er to take tesUmaony of Important
w•Mreeteetees 1n the case for use in the
actlon brought by Mn. 4ternaman
against the Metropolitan life Insur-
anne Company for the recovery M
41400 em a policy of insurance on her
husband'. life.
If the staements made to the court
by Attorney Thayer are true. the evi-
dence secured from these witnesses
ought to have an important bearing
on the nave of murder ahleh the (briar
dian Government ie trying to make
against Mrs. Sternaman.
The treaty between the United
States and England provide* that ex-
tradition cannot be effected unless a
prima facie case is made out against
the defendant. lir. Thayer etaims that
thus far the Canadian [authorities
have made out nothing hut suapleion.
"Mr.. Bternamap is not guilty of the
crime," irritated Mr. Thayer.
what Dem t heist
St. John'.. Nftd., March L'(-rSecre-
tary of the Colonies Chamberlain.
rorr.spnnding wrth the Colon•rt Min-
ister torr, hoe arked the else and ca-
pacity of the dryd.K•k at Rt. John's.
the amount ..f nhierfas•• ett.d .'.rage
avaHaide• ter th • use •,t war: i':,s, t1
what extent work la poaalble in the
machine shops attd foundries ani the
coal supply usually r• +t td•• 1 at Rt.
John's. He has al,n asked a adntt. t
of other qur.atlnns with a view to the
Imperial Ministry making' this t naval
station and maintateing a equ.airan .'
war.hlpshere all the y+fir -tun. 1. T1.c
a•orne•poltdent intimates the further
probit Iilty of garrisoning Pt. forma
and r<snoring the fort llh-alions for
merly exWtir.►t. Tklo course Is taken
with a view to the otrategiral import-
ance of the new railroad serum. New
foundland. which Is now nearly r►m-
plelr. Pteparattons for the Metal's -
Hon of troops are likely to be taken
donna th. 'inning Summer.
Ilia Maim wwY aweased fou Maass I
Tia•rlll.g from Denim to I!t A..dreir..
1 met We a first epeee dealer. the oa17.M
opeol..1 wht.i were • middle-.arl alaep-
mes aid an elderly .eas.maa. net over
w5U-dre.tred. They sass hsmme very
febtpol7, sastrenlag ea mimetic s.bjee ut
Jw Marie stltaeioea he Amines, the
mss mid te 0t. meepa•re..: "I have
e4 7eur miggpsay very mash. mid
Mee bomi Kelighted it I would haus
Melted .e to dins with a a -47t het m7
wee met permit %ayes. who is am drop -
mil for to sit at her team, ..d shk is
ens pis es witch she is most parwoslar. "
Brims pewee, they e*sbe.g.d arch
t'b. la.odptlei ea We elusym•.'a w..:
"Rm. A. L 0 Boyd. 0.D. ; " mid ►m•
ammo be Amboy' «bee he midi his oewpas•
Win le ,eters. sod foetid W wirehair omit
a [rid : 11. Duke el Argyll. K.T."
Net Ko treaty as He c4.med
At Bloomingdale Asylum they have
!MOM the aamankled Lorena many
who are not too violent or tow m1s-
cle cos ie Ji. elierwed.Ue roam ale ut
the grounds. Recently the superinten-
dent haw given occupation to aurae of
these "trusties." by utilising thugs in
carrying nn the lrrepro\ewtenta about
th. asylum gruurtia Some of them
have been set to trundling I.(eka In
wheelies' rruwa.
A few days age. one of the attend-
ants saw a gray -bearded wheelbarrow
man pr.,menading evolemnly through a
side path, pushing before him a wheel-
barrow turned unmade dawn.
"Here you." cried the attendant,
hole cm."
T'.•e tonsils. stopped with a weary
Met
Meth-"Well." he said, "what la !t'"
'.What are you doing with that
et heel W rrnw '"
Friend." replied the crazy man,
with patient eowrteuy. "Lt you had
watched ate carefully you would have
e n what I was doing with tht wheel-
barrow. i waw pushing it. friend. I
w111 now push 1t some /lore."
He started oa.
..Hold up a minute," protested the
attendant. 'Don't you know that It le
foolish to putt a arbeelbarsow that to
wrong side tor'
"Foolish" maid the lunatic. "Not
on your life 1a it foolish! I am net so
crazy .s 1 look, friend. Yesterday I
kept my wheelbarrow right side up
and a ple -faced Irishman came along
and filled It full of bricks. I know
better, now."
the 1gie.d Marriages
I .in reminded of a meet •Intdreeting
conversmtlon I had w•1th Dr. They'll.
the Tacttu. of Mouth Africa, spm this
subject.
"It be a d(sstrous mistake." said
he to nos, "'for people fn IZhgland to
art as though blcand white people
ya
cn ever mix. Th wo racersannot
intermarry w ithout arm 14, one or
bosh. The half -breeder webs marry half-
breeds craw. to be proltfir and they
become prolbfie only in the a vent of
shear marrying blacks or whlt•s. There
le no doubt that the negrn hes multi-
plied with great rapidity where he has
been protected by white+•. fie a•annot
quarrel as he was wont to: he to not
allowed 10 wage scar: he is not allowed
to kill witches.. and when famines arise
the Gese.rnrnent fresh him at the et -
mauve a the white taxpayer.. Eves
dOwawe to not ellawel to •w••• -t, him
away as it on. s• .11.1at least, the fire
ernmedt dors alt la Ito lower t,e cheek
omallpn* and ether Int..:e•ous ital."-
Poultncv Itig.lea, in flarp.r's Staga-
zine.
news webgaC!
Sow, mons! Add r. Yews
in WilIlamatoan reside tis•o young
mid of a srtentific turn at mind. They'
have leen dineussing whether a man
The palls► so dale -110110, w.{ahe More aper eating then before.
karts/, 11■nrh 11 -Th. batgar.tlne Her and Mire decided that .sating adds
bort r.11.r, ne hoard .t which wan easel nothing to the aright, while seining
ed the horrible gingerly In Jane lam. «111 makes itself known to avolr4upito. Men
two h, 4.1.114.4 I.y rhe• tieeereseeat au day they weighed themerive. jural hea-
vies
etiwes vaporise, pa■dfag twins epos tbs. es , [new going to dinner. lar. Pewter
seism■. filed ler lid "00",.l rift Thm.a. weighed 111 pound. and Mr. Wheld.rt
Ryas Isidore the sep,.s.• Covert The es la, They aim, w.Ig4wead wast they ate
pone, may net he con.Mer..I .■til next kir dianyr. and the experiment .tlowed
fall, he wai•-t ...at Rns will be r.prl.vei that the smaller man waw th. heft".
shill th. hearing The tentl.r, «kb. h Ms feeder. for. •tww.1t11g to the Wilkie. he
keen is New York sir•. ►'eb Z, has bees
e•Itavv.led to toad n earg•. Ur Port Elsa- got away with three and • hall bounds
heta tips of e;..ad Hope. •err whip son ,((t eatables, white hid reonpintogi'a
from New Tork to about twee weeks. As 'teapactty waw oily tw'e pounds. The
oaths, saw erew w111 be Nipped. Cyt. teen weft/heal tkemendven aealn dlrertle
1Nleaghlin, r e.sseaad sof Obs '1m., after dinner. and both dollen. that
When eh. Beet le to Rallies. w►t1 tw mem- aaser w.4abt was wet..bnom cid al AR
4 1. g►sr.e y1ag14 •
C all ? r r.
1
Got r every milkiest lettere that page
Nreesh the post dime. it is e.i..lated tat
eel, ode gm* away.
w. Aimaalsti w .
Harpies Wekf7: 01 De. Nesse'• w1L.
whose prtnit is gives ie tido amnion e
tine Weekly, aot puch ialorm.tles ties
heed its way sate prism She seer to
bore a very imperfectly developed tete far
p•ibeity, but what is knows of bar ie le-
(dreetlog, sad tadld tea that sae is .i 1*-
eMssesss weemos heti is Went ..d Mimeo
al. 11 Ie ,sa e4.d h7 Dr. Naa.aa't hie-
grupigea, &wowand Ruiter. tat W
w11h
drat mettles wji his future wife wee
tis weeds ahem Frames Sates. whams**
day, observing the some of two feet Weide(
.D .at at the .sew. he approached Wen.
with sataral curiosity, lo time M ens the
head ell lir. Sara emerge free.. glow -beak.
Dr. Names stem t•.vwd ei 11389, alter his
retails from his .aoommlul..apedi*.....ime
Greseleed. Whoa he .carted jp the From
is 1883, his wife, left .t hams at Ly.ahsr.
mar Chrietiaia, with ow child, t.r..d for
.00apstloa to the devslepem.it and sen at
tier gift. as • .lager, and with notable sac -
mem. K edt ()s.., of Swedes'. is ase of bur
admosca. amid e.peoially hot singing, a blob
he has often hoed, and sins .31. hes lima
is Korliod tM oomplrmat has ham paid
her of seting ler to tag Vetere Ike Qom..
She is • .tears hacker of her advesturom
aaaba.d, whose departure on hu perilous
*mead eget her •azieties sod misgivings as
to whkrh As said Intla at th. time Risco
her b.shead's return she 31....m limes
spokes in oo.vu.astion of her tow!., aad 4..
said that eardal oomp•r1.oa of Dr. N..g..'a
diary with her mooed or rsmemberace of
her .we -.ssaiioes hears her out is the Oa
lien taut the times when she wail the meet
eene.rra.d •bas him were th...ossa'..5
3r greater* peril. That impbes • tele-
pathic os.Waais.tlee hers .1 :muses sym-
pathy ..d solicitude, the possibility of
which seised .soar. no lessor disposed to
deny. Mr.. N...s.'.'fatber we. Professor
S.rs, a well•k..we a rologt.t. • %oology, it
will he rw.ssb.red, is • breach .f meow
.f which Dr. Naosm hos mad. • gimbal
.t.dy.
CHERRY'S TROUBLES.
Were of the Heart -Homme Skill was Al-
most Detoatod when i),. Aat.•w's Caro
for thee Ha.rs fell tato the Breach. aad
in • few minutes Attot (Me 1)a.. Re
Found Gress Rdid, and Five Betties
Made • lied Heart • Good Ono.
Win. Cherry. of Owen Setiad, Get.,
write •' For the past two yeses I have
hoes greatly troubled with weakness of the
heart and tainting spells I tried several
remedies, and ooa■alted best phy.iciaae
wtimt any •operant relict. I noticed
te•tis-ri•!s of groat cares made by 1►r.
1gaissrs Care tor the Heart. 1 precured •
batik sad the flet doe pre me groat re-
lied. The fust bottle did wonders for ere.
Aft•_Rehr Ave battles theirs ars oto:.. of
the symptom* semmisdeg wh•teeer. 1
Wei tt is a grist boss to Ism 1. ed."
Bold by J. 1' Dana.
Nosi Eud loat Iarot
WEST -ST_
Tb• wderairned bee specs • Meat Market
Ia the store oa Wont at between eansmio.'a
Bakery aad the Poet Oaks, where a (''hake
tieleetbi a Meat/ and Penitry will always
be found. Orden regularly called for. and 4.
liveries made prempelr.
alas►. • trial order please.
W. W. GREEN.
Vt amQ a
�OOkb . • .
We carry a large .ad semeted @toes in the
shove Ilseand are ready to .how made to
Moodiest parchment as any time. Call and see
goods and you will find t*.e sew, op tat -dao
sad at prime in harmony with this haat Re-
member our Brand -next to Ilarlaoa'a Hard
wars Stem -on TM Square.
A•..
4.1
Victim
Of what ?
Rheuma-
tism' N o.
A rail road
accident?
No. A cy-
clone ? No,
he is the vic-
tim of a poor
BICY:,LE.
which was represented to him as
being just as good as ours.
JAS. YATES.
0CT311
Nand Yale heols
are made by a firm who under-
stand their business and give the
customer the beat value for Ma
mon! ever} time. Roy a Wel-
land Vale, and save s repair bili
this season.
DAVISON & Oa
OVERWORK
_IXDUU-
Nerv�o�'u�sProstration
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�•�wwissarwy b ohm IIs. d
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"Some Tears ago, as a result of toe
.lops •ttsatiom to business. my health
flailed. I became weak, nervous• was
finable to look after my lute:eata• sad
tsaaltested all the symptuau of a de.
ohne. I took three bottles of Ayres
aaraipa'ul., began to improve at .asci
aad gradually int-reammd my weight how
one hundred and twenty • five to two
hundred pounds. Since then, I and my
family have used this medicine when
needed, and we ars all in the best of
b.altb, • fact which we attribute to
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I beliers my chil-
dren would have been fatherless to.etsy
had It not been .'or Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
of which preparation I cannot say too
much." -H. O. Hume. Postmaster and
Planter, Ylnud's, S. C.
Ayer's at Sarsaparilla
IECEItlI=C MEDAL AT WORLO'f FMK
AFAR'S Pills Save )octet's Resp..
o Soak 'W a3V<
$ometha:t,n j. Wvee,
�I'oT 1IN»ref `.
1t you do. go to the City Meat Market,
aad you will [lad that
WE LEAD 11 CIOICE ■EATS!_
We c.n satiety the most fastidious tames. and
our prime suit ever)body. We have evert
taime in the Meat Inn..
Fresh Meats
Spiced Meats
Cooked Meats
Curer' Meats
Smoked Meats
Prepared Meats.
aad even- kind of [temente made. See on'
Special Linea If eon bare not rot bon to
the City Meat Market. do not fad to earl and
give our etpecinl 8aurdav dishier your inap.c
SOM.
ANDREWS MO& & Co.
BIITY ON TEAS..
Prr
(Black, Hymn, Japau)
We have bought heavily in an-
ticipatioi}, of a duty being placed
on Teas, and are recommending
our friends to lay in a stock. Our
values are the beat we e. 'r of-
fered. Get a sample and be ct.n-
vtnCed•
0. A NAIRN,
Cartage &Fuel Co. .
ate prepared to handle Bag-
gage Freight and Household Ef-
f cts with Dispatch at reasonable
rates. Deslera in all armies of
HARD coA
SOFT
ant r '- --- Obi
1
Wood and Kindling
Colt to suit customers and delle
eyed with peoaoptnesa Ordeal lea
1rl■I s
010 dk W. Co
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