The Signal, 1898-10-27, Page 6-iNN WE R Of FOR WAR.
NWtr Hai FI'enolt•Brltish 91tua-
tiOD Been So Critical.
arllaln I. 1. the .oud.e to Stns nall•-
bar. Glyn It•rea d• l'ourr•l NI•
Meaning - Ps'aole s Cartoou Shaw• th•
Popular Peeling 1■ *ogl.na Prom•
Prettier Navy in ab.p• and mrlt.I. 1•
Meaning Her %ferahire.
London, Qct. 94. -Never since Orme
Britain and Francs Miran to dtgputo over
rapt, nor during the most Outs stags
d the Niger differences between thew
two ods ntrtes, has the situation looked
ae,ointnene as today. •
f to spite et the ho expressed In the
sober jour°.!. of bo$I tries Hirt tel
matter woSW amt arranged, It Is
• toot that the french al and military
antborltles are .baking saint prepara-
tions for war, and 'ben calm reigns at
the British dockyards at Portsmouth,
Chatham and 'Devonport, It is only the Keely loath. Drum Call.
calm of preparedness, and slgnlorant Paris, Oot. 54.-M. DeBlowlta. the
orders have been arriving there from the ?aria eorewpondsut of the London rime.,
Admire/to lndloating the belief that SIM "France le ready to march at the
Great Brltalg -and France are on the drum's cell, but I ant benvinoed that the
brink of war. call will not sound. What 1e Fashode to
Bots Ready for Aar, France, compared with its value to Eng -
As M. I)eBlowftz, thi Paris terror
lend' In tree of war we should be fight
pendent or tb1 London Tingle, emits on Mg to keep Marchand I° F'uhuda, when
Saturday: �% ,,te truth be has already departed,"
"Never before har thereinto witnessed / -
s0oh s state of fever as is now.tr talahg To K.1.. tl.. Whole Qu.•tl•.-
In Great Britain nor so great • exalts London, Oct./O4.-The French yellow
Yon of public feeling over a matter of book on Faabola wenn. to. Indicate an
foreign pellet, wbtteeu tar aide France intention on the part of the FreG1A4 Qov-
5. promptl,3nd rapidly, without lockt*g •rousani to utilise the Mamboed &flair
[onward or backward, preparing to fight es a means of ratsing the whole Egyptian
any power provoking ber. question. This impression is ooutlrmsd
"The French stamens however, st111 by the comments of moat tarts papers
ohne to ;be hope shpt, he Marquis of yesterday morning.
a il.bnry wilt offer 34i:change which M. Idbkroy, the Minister of Marine,
&lib from Fantods •x.Pjaipa the tl .provetuen/ of troops to
''�lthont •n.aredt I.ei 1{ga of t:tgntty:" " "" t herboipg is merely one of willet bete..
"This hope le based ou a conversation tort !,fete and the colonies. \
between Lord Salisbury and Heron De
Catroel IoM French Ambassador at I,00• / Th. c'ebl■.I Pummo5ed.
don), which figures 10 a most Important ' London, (lot. 24. -TM British Cabinet
daspoach In /he yIte* book whloh the sae lama' summoned to meat early this
Frwuoh Uovero pent will issue at once." weak for the purpose of demoting the
what Fra.ee West& t'sshode question.
It Is learned by the Anacleto' Prem
Slat Baron 1)s Courosl in .1106 despatsM
says Lord :1allabury during the eon
Mon �va�p!!-/
on ret•rred to asked him what weLla e
desires of Fame In the Soudan.
4To which the Berea replied that Framer-
-
raner
-W5.bed for ■zioutlet on the Upper Nils.
Lad Salisbury then responc'ed that be
-owsiableie promise aneater .ars meet
uesseult with his colleagues ikon such a
smatter.
Frenchmen Infer from this attitude of
the British Premier that be 1s willing to
discuss the French olaime and they even
talk of negotiations being In pretreat.
Tb. Kagllsb newspapers, however.
vigorously combat the Impression and
warn France not to bs 101 away by such
f11n'fone• They Molds that the evegua-
tlon of Fa*boda mWlt precede anything
Mae. : /
Row the • rev Puta,t.
The Times, referring tri- Fashods
question. says: "It l not we who are
to say Stoat svtr1unbnary measures hate
Motu taken at any '01 oar naval poria."
The French Fashude yellow book A's
Issued 1s voluminous, but 14 does not 1
clods Major Lnrohand's report, whlo
will be publlebud later. The dsepaWMs
were largely anticipated by ,the liaglish
Fa.boda blue book.
The diplomatic aontersatlons
show a tmrluus maleavor e9 the
gide to represent that M/tu►and's
slue was quite as lmppr-tant •.
Eitohener'e, oe the ground e
etrugalu was against the 115.11fa
Melpm •
Judging from ,the yellow book des-
pitohes- tri foregoing represents the
French standpoint. •55.l)elates° considers
that w Marchand reached F.shoda fen/,
England had no right to demand an
evacuation of Faehods peter to negotls
&Ions.
L.--
Aa Ohio..• Wove.
Cherbourg, France, ()et. 94.*Order.
have been received as ibe military naval
arsenals here 10 prepare for the arrival of
• large body of troops to day. Tho bar-
racks are being hurriedly put In order tor
their reception.
THE CALM BEFORE IHE 8JORM
(
The Inte1411I 'Affallipl of 'France
ed Are Causing Anllety.
r
. will enable them to
NOT �O WARLIKE•
FlaaseW sans d• NN 'Emmet a Fight-
, . , .Parr ratere Shia* iib the
..- - - -- •Itsmt*s. -.
t London, Oct. 94. -While ibe gravity of
the lashed* quaulon L tally
-go
there 1s an underlyingfeelingonhi tbe
stock exchange thee a peaceful solution
will be found. Tels ie evidenced by the;
recovery in prleys, in 'Moo of the absence
ext reassuring new. On the whole prio.s
were wonderfully well maintained last
weak, holden showing 11tt1e disposition
to realize.
` The
seediness of enemas has • good
effect; foreigners were fractionally lower,
but Americans exceptionally fires.
T . 0•pabll. Divided *galas& ItN1f-
seTrslea .r 15. m C... Counted
Yltup.ratlea-+etr.ggl• fee ampr.rae,
' M.y strike at 'h. Y.rr,Fowad.tle. of
/1 the s.pabllo.lt Form of uo eat
Yreship Penrod ea t'ueedar.
Paris, Oet. 54.. -Tb. a‘Dwmw calm of
the past weeik Is thought by pessimists
to be that Whiqh preoeles the sterns. On
Tmedae•Ptgliamenti w111 meet under sir-
emnstknoai week„ for more than ■ gen-
eration, are without parallel. Frame L
avowedly divides' :5gaiest hermit by the
violence aqd vltuperatlnn of both the op-
ponents end the parttime of vhdon-
for when Frenchmen tquarref among
themselves they, shown° merry -amused
with a conflict for supreltuloy of the civil
and military authorities, which may
strike at the very existence of the repub
'loan form of Government; confronted
with the possibility of war with Englead
over about half an acre of tr./darts' Atm
oan swamp; exasperated by professional
patriot, nationalists, reveltt on'ste,
socialists, reactionary leaders, pepularlty
bunters and free lance Journalists, Here
le the stage setting In whloh are to he
enacted the two gnat events so much
dreaded by timid obsernrs-toe aseembl-
Ing of ibe Chamber on Tuesday, and the
opening of the Dreyfus revision by the
('eat& of Cs tion on Thursday.
Patelettirentrmeet Ti..day. `
M. De ltemlde and the league of the
Battens have announced Ilene determine -
Moo to a.etuble et tbs./nape de 1a Cow'
Donde on Tuesday, and "Deleeuw* bF
word mad as, Moult* „that the
has allowed to be heaped upon the army,
*5. flag dud the nation„;',_ A- t1tH•.es'
eommlttee ill" permanent nasion al
Belleville, o*nsi•ting off, forty members
sleeted ,y "A mention of Revolutioniser,
Soolatisi. and Anarchism," bas also de-
clared fie Menem of awembllos on the
Place de la ca.nede on Tuesday, and
making • coemesir damorstretlon against
Ile Bottled. avid els late. who are ac-
cused of plodding MI lab a military
dlotrtoreblp�ieM.arf Rrfsa r ee
ca/r au l.,
Meanwhile Wr0overnmmal is hiking
extraordinary preiaudons a preserve
1 order, which recall the mon molting
daze of Bouj•ngem. The garrison of
Paris, now amounting to 60,000 "men,
errel•ss °ten tis earrti64I, 'tiady to move
at telephonic notice. All traffic will be
suspended on the Qual f)'Oresy between
the Rue de Solferino sad the Esplanade
des Invalidate. No one asprovld•d with a
deputy's ticket will he pertained to cress
Sze Podt de a (,bneorl.; oo group neo•
eilltiniirOf more than three persons will be
allowed to appear on the Place de la
Concorde Large bodies of cavalry and
infantry and the , (Leda Repoblloalne
will bs concealed In the Tuileries Gar•
dsos and behind the Palals Somrbon.
r a -
Flgarn'. optimism.
Parts, Oot. 24,-11as Figaro desolates
that there Ir not' a natgle -*talesman
frying 10 haulms,. prance. nut It in ( worthy Of the name to heroes who be•
resew that •serf. to aa greet "mins. peeved in the posstbiht/ of • conflict be
ten opo* n& W, jj�11 jY•iw it... Khania tweet' Elegised and F raoee. "When Eng j
and sea have rlleo$`el7 occupied tri lend Mule as equivalent tor,Fasho'ta," l
provinces be u.urpwd We ata pow asked
the paper adds, "the trouble will no.
to slew n oot at the Orders of an exploring...,hoc �exlel"
party t nine Frettehmen, who owe their• 4.
escape from destruction to our military .Htr or easel/ Mpi'_r
success, or, 1f we are kindly permitted:,' L� A'
not eo emir one, we sew se pal 1 nom- �Ther ogeeceded• rs'tiemew awed Away at
penaatton for our title of . what we have • Remitter on eund.y easel■g.
wrestled from the Khalif.. This Is not1gHtop„4JI
-Oet. a --John W. Murton,
dls
thing we can consent to au...upon s15y l rt41ff of the County of Wentworth, filed
mach hlgh•banded.ummena. Weaf'etbew las*e,ening about 9 o'clock. He had
In effective oecnpatlua, and there we in-) ,beep 111 tor a. long thole and his death
tend to remain. / had been expected for Some weeks. He
Now Punch Him ytor. vltellsy was wood dui. the deceased
Punch h11s of the popular feeling Is gentbmaq was 62 /t►••ra of age aqd had
UAW mater VI a eaeiog% repreeselleg been sisal( for ah(w 4.•ra He was •
John 'Boll ditetde hi 'door -stem .The Goodie& by birth, b.vlag•been born In
organ is labelled "Flytt' oda '' and a map- the Tewnahlp of Anomme, this county.
key In French mllest7 pill/ores is d6Mleet la !Mee h. entered the octal business and
e. /he organ wreaml*p.4 rad.-Mattpg • •..ended K tastier the dame of Murton
May drum. The orgawgrinder asks, & geld, and Murton & Co., until he was
"What yea glee melt 1 go away?" appointed aserfd. As a Mallon he was'
John Butt-"Iyt give yea something It -,Widely' known, teamed has bold the
y.s demi)" omce of 'secretary of the Royal Canadian i
French ',Meal Pr parities& Humana Society and sea: a member of 1
Thu' French naval r•tlooa wara as the abed of Leanne Conmmlrloner, of
Erse declared to be m routlla strange- this city. lie Mobs • wldQw nod fide"
menta, but they nowmit ' eons, u follows: Edward C., lee A,
di/voted against Il t resit I.a17 J F. and ltalpb 11[ NW t7. even
British! Pelf- a•d.se.. 0 Missouri,
wty From Daiwa Fal
On to HrBrinelltowingAog of tlhae%-� re,
lute self-oon Iden Is Ispheyed. 'Ervna�$•mllion •Wats were pprtlsll lighted
thing ready," 1s eye borden of so the Ln night by electricity geoerkted it
statements fro naval qn In tool, Deese; Falls, about 33 mile lieu of the
the British y hat .1 e,, been en city. Althea■bm-
rthe field hat been eo
a war fOdtin for s y1. Y .uthofitatly. Ing to tb1 ( erase Power Company's
pronouncement *0 Art Sas Dome •anion; for a .JLe_k, it has net Amen taken
from the Sectetary, So Admirtaalty. 17 the Hamilton !electric Light Work.
5Er. W. E. Mils* .. kerning /which -lights the city 'strong, till last
to the pre tions,)ra, side 0f even{ when a 1,000 -volt current was
the Cha Del, M'yltd! ' tar as rhe .*05' or1lee*
Ita ere*
British dmiralty 1s\o - .ed the shtpa, /
officers and gsnahl' 1'd•-inbtrptlon are NP.YttRAi. Ltrl ter ex/I:tt le/4C •
stow ready to melt/ thi, 'wishes of the -•
eountry.' - The, Reales R. Arrive. at Y•neoarer
KoyaIl.1. Are Active.
Meanwhile, Royalists; like Lone race•
monllns, encourage street demonstrations
and declare that "The Republic having
at least deetroyet *eery other form of
atytiority. the ground IN now prepared
for the advent of Judge Lynch, who will
Inly pttt In be appeeranee In Parte
Tue.d•y," Modern and well -bel.
nod papers, like the 1 ro, the Te
mps,f Debate. the Mat , 15e -Soleil, and
even M. illllerind'■ Socialist Reppnl,
call Imperatively upon all good citizens
to hold aloof from public manifestations
of entry kind.
15. Brines. Cabinet bpa.eed.
What will become of the Brisson Cabi-
apt when the Chamber meow la the ques-
tion on every one's lips. Its downfall 1s
predicted from almost all quarters, but
1n Parliamentary clrclea the ballet la
gaining ground that as Fashoda looms up
as an ever increasing danger, and as tri
feeling of the ooaotry 1. *5.010tel7 op.
posed to going to war for it, the Oppoal-
Iton will Inlet that the Brisson Cabinet
-Shall be oosupelled totem the opprobrium
of yleldlog to Lord FLHabur)i'a demand,,
and will, not pertalt the resignation until
p�e satlafack,ry arraogemetl/ withlEngland
5. r•oSefkd•d. in see words. Just u
Sagasta's adversaries 10 the Cortes will
not permit him to withdrew until he has
drained his cup to the dregs by signing
the treaty of peas with the United
Sates, So Brtaeon's opponens In the
Chamber will not allow him to retire
unfit he has Jlepoeei of the Idesboda
n tghtmarw.ge beet be can. ('oneegoently
Fausoda i. a crux of the eltuatlon,
4 -
TRH R Ass** ow TOE NOF.•
Ne Elam Loft tea'ttltan HI• Warn= sod
Dia Hln.k..
Everything Provided for. ttlth 200 Passengers.
A prominent dockyard r omclal In an Vauconver, B.C., ()et. 24.-Tbe •team-
1tw,rvtew declated that the circumstances .r Rnsalle H., bas arrl'yed from the north
of tics present crisis had hese fully pro with 200 pneseoge•a, bringing a quarter
vides' fdr 1n the mobflistlo• abe'ne. )i. of a Mallon in gold duet, There wasad<. <I that the Uritis( nivel antIo les scarcely a pageeng on board who had
hive all their ships reedy, and 000ld ecus- not some plot In hie • poMcadon. The
mission a squadron of 'mason and hate meet lncirgones went Cenadaee-Capt,
them off t5. FAndb coast in less than Garand, Meest{I Warburton, Tease,
hours. ! , Barker, Hlb Oro.. and Hawker.
The ot1�f`i alp pointed out that it s Seven mem of the IMmfnio9 't
not for nothing that tau RrI*2.h seem Demada survey. 7, amt to survey the
manoeuvres .were pat se ibis SUM • afswer5 mead 200 of the
adder that t Walsh ships et fig pea- 500 miles of The rep,! that pres-
ent moment Iaays a lame suppb d !sail pastae ars lb enough, but don't know
on board an/ a allable and a, larger their qusin trod have gone over
Work of provl.iore than ever was kneent group mal a eros44 that afterwards
st to -d. ayTM steamer J. C. Barr was 'trended,
before. % tanned out sl
out erob.
The British - - --
shows dye Britt battleships and eters. and '.111 be ggoeesed to planes by is this
Last cruisers lynx In the Mdlter winter.
roman, 'while lbw British Channel slued- f)7een5eiy le raging with terribly fatal
eon, *Mali eras last reported off Villa- results In. b•waon sI Present -
gat ., Spal>i, 0onel•ting .of .eight battle-
ships and nee cruisers, nonHthe
ltotes
moat modern and newer*g4 homogeneous
gag e[ warships afloat. v '
Re•eb.rr'• Pertain Tolima,
Perth,Oootland, foot %4. -Lord Roar
bsy. the Liberal leiter hn4, Yforteer Pre-
mier, In resolving tiee freedom M the
Clio of Path on 1aldrfay,referred In
the most no dlel home to ,e "God
reo
n5de5anding ',swoon fl t Britain
and our klnemen in the United Sates."
level Ronehsry then referred at length
to the fiaehnda question, his retnark4
having the same tenor ea his previous
onetime,.. on the rams anhjent. He mid:
"If i wore a Hritleh Mlntetor now ne
w ean ■hosli rob mo of one shred or Mt e[
the honor to whloh the greet wcrk 0t
eivillsNon, enlminattng at Omdurman,
e ntitled streak Brlefo and Egypt 15 tate
Government dose not feel sWomg a engb
Shear the weight rN It. hearse, 1 are
willing to take any share It may Mad
ever a me."
FRENCH YELLOW BOOK
(pees Net footage Narehoa•• R•peN-
Trainee Class• t. Rave • night
.• F.eb.d..
Per5., Oat- N. -A .amtol11. al nets
besot last events. gals: "There 5. M
0a1Ad.tlee fee the nl.rmlet r.rmere re•
hsewtea Trams
w�WmM retaliate squally lnee•reei
Qearter of tits; b..t nam.a1d.
Wlnnlpbg,'Stall , t. 99. -The weather
hoe dottled down, and the prospecta are
that the farmers will be able to proceed
with their threahlag in three or four
days. Some grain ,balers say that ai
bast a gustier of the amp has been serf-
,as17 damaged.
4.11 (4IILt44LK AKItfd-TED.
No Is Charged with A.•aulling 5. W.
Smith oa ant.rder Lost.
Toronto, Oct. 12. -Acting ander In.
attentions from she Crown Attorney, a
*errant was yesterday morning sworn
out for the arrest of J B. Carlisle, the
well- heeds lura..• .fat •b steal
Ma with bwH.g •mew Ised Eh awiraa-
deed 1uMrY as i. W. 8rah. As mood
e he heard et it, Otiltltteie wee hlmwlf
ap, and appeared before tri Msglatraba
Ha as remanded until Monday, and
allovied ball In 111,0011, •
Leat Saturday netMteg, shortly also
6 *desk, Smith and Carlisle Mel an
• and, In omssagnencs of • rte
by Rmltb, Carlisle **rock
At 9 'clock In
W. ftinod M a semi
elf
letedreellerny of hl.
Ihsells+kb
tall••% 'Valais • 61.55
wN.*blow on
parole beg weal chords, fer, A* hal lie/hses able
le spunk hlnes. He enndltts Y NMsO•
,
'JonPtantlneple, Oct 24. -The Empire,
and Vmprtass of Germany left hem toe
Palestine at 5,10 Saturday evening, They
received an ovetlon trot, the a owda of
people assembled to wienerall the departure
of their Majestic -
Ang.•ts Tb1M tip Rarem,
Constantinople, Oot 24. -At the grand
[Mews!' banquet nese Friday night, the
Nolan sat between the Emperor and Kum
press of Germany. At about 10 o'oloek
Their tmperal Osman Majestic With-
=a Memento 155 Mee to Kiosk, and the Em -
afterwards afterwards returned the farewell
vbtlte of the dlplomatln corps. In the
meantime, the Sultan sOA 514 Bon,
Prime Maermed-Hlttn hffendl, condoet•
d the Empress the etas of the German
Ambase.dor and this maids of honer to
the harem, where Slay eonvereed with
the Valldals galena, the Princess and
other ladle, Artin Pasha's daughter
acting as Interpreter. Emperor William
presented a geld snuff box to the Turk•
bib Minister of Foreign Affairs, T.wlk
Pasha.
Weer. sod Haar•.
Pretoria, Trgngvaal, . (tot. 55, -The
li1s11Mte Kstiltf have Mat twpoleeit by the
Pores of Burghers fent steins' them. The
Burghers chased them Into the modn-
telna, killing several of the natives. Th.
Burgher artillery did good execution,
•11d the Transvaal forma suffered nn lose.
The feet that the natives sleeked the
Burgher* b regarded as a declaration of
war.
reeks Oettled O.L
I.atlden. the. 24. -TM .vaon,tln* .r
the Island of News 57 the Tnrke is now
In fnlll swing. The troops mostly embark
at night Nose, In order to avoid excIt).g
the Mnsen)mana. The foreign admirals
Intend that the Tnrkeh civil ordinals
dad hila *e trnnpa, the admlotetra
Don of aha 1.1a,,d renulning In the hand.
of the admirals 110111 the pewee* -'.olds
upon 'he final form of government for
Crete
The nnrnber of foreign on the
Inland will be Ihnrwnelt to 14,000 men,
poodles the omelets paeldnaNee of
Crete.
A..lb.r Norte Tahoe tea Plage..
Vienna, Oet. 94. -TM Neap Frets
Preens elates tris another anew who was
In attendees' npnn Herr Bartsch. the
aadeea.d In the tanb•rietegle.l 6.tehlt.5-
mem at Pref. NownigI. we Met frees
the 51hs.e plaits an Wereaday lees,
has been a$ .etes by the Msrea,
Th. Deotor to Deod, • •
Vl•daet, 000. 24. -Dr. Mueller, who
attended Herr Berlann. Me surgical wise.
ant at Prof. Notbuagle'a beel.rlologlogl
establishume5, wuu died oo Tuesday
from be boa to plague, tiled 7ta*erd*7
morning. 6)Oehw, Got. 54. -The arrival of Can-
ada'e sew (loveraer(ieneeul and lady
Mluto and their are) lending uu Cana-
dian .011, wblob w111 hike place here on
the late proximo as nearly .a can be
judged. is to be made the 000a.loo fur an
imposing military demonstration. All of
the loom wept are to be ordered out, The
Horan will turn out In full strength to
form the ..oure for the Lieuterwnt-
Uoternur and tie new arrival. 'they w111
be divided iota two parties. '1'b. 1elgur,
under oowmaa•i of Major T. 11. limber
-
!n Opo, w111 be drawn up on the break-
wther on the arllyal of the nonuser to
welcome the Gtveroor General nod escort
him to the shade'.
Their Kxoellencler Lord and Lady
Aberdeen w111 leave Ottawa un Nov. 8.
Fromthere they go to 'leroneo for a few
days, thous to Montreal and Quebec. A
farewell ball le to be tendered here by
the cltlze5Y,
On Saturday, Nov. 12, Lord and Lady
Minto, who ars expiated to arrive in the
early morning, *111 breakfast with 15.11
E=oellencles at the citadel. Afterwards
the vice -regal party w111 go to :venom -
wood, where Lord Minto will be sworn
1n as Uevernor-General, Atter lunch at
Npunoerwood, Loral and Lady A lee -ikon
with their staff and household will ail
for England on board the Labrador.
TO RECEIVE LORD MINTO.
A. Impeolae Military Demonstre mea
RN Doom Arraagyd to Tek• r1ec.
at Qaebee, Nev. 1•.
wglee' Forbidders' to Om
Madrid, Got. 114,-'1'be Minister of War,
General Comm, has forbidden Uen,ral
Weylmrs proposed journey Into Andalu-
sla;fearing that ibe Ueoeral *111 do just
what 511 friends have declared he will do
-that 1s, foment uew dlaaffeollun toward
the Government In the Southern Prey -
teens.
Ye w.pap•n
Enable M Appear,
Brussels, Goy 24. -The compositors'
strike al Antwerp le extending. Most of
the newspapers are uuahle to appear.
At the bottom of the meths, a the
struggle of the syndicate of oowposlton
metros the Awerruau and Canadian
composing maohluw.
Now 1►'. 115.7 Disease.
Pekin, Oot. 14.-Tbe Emperor of Ch Ina
L be:Ievd to be afdlo//d with an locur-
. b1e kidney disease, though It is passible
that be wtl%►tnger tor • eosuldesable time.
king Ma.N•k 1• o■ leo Warpath.
London, Ool 24. -King Menelek Is on
the warpath with 40,000 warriors aid
several ba/tense of artillery. H1s object
ostensibly 1s to chastise the rebellious
chief, Has Mangarcie, but the remainder
of am Abriabian army is being tepidly SHOT HY KUK(:L5RL,
n mobultad,
111610b la scarcely neoewry
tor shim purples of crushing • mutiny A Tweed gulch., In t riurel Conl5Dlo■
1'h• Mammas governments hike 000- 1 Prom n Tramp's
W omble 1UIIas1 In the Master, bemaes Tweed' rat Oot,._- 24.-..'�Ir• _ tobp }
le 1. 411-4=..., 1 t plaoe was .►o* on Saturday
wlibdra7I )(Flak 1t g$S il,Meats% He was about to dose up his
anise that pori and hold 15 *51 boalpbsei shop when two men stopped up
oowere, lnoladtng Abyclda, to bid and told him to throw UP his
,IYds and demanded his money, He
smock the one nearest to hint and kntu'k-
.d him down, mid the other shot a re
silver at ht*, the hall e.•-4ae18. Neta..
law close 1-m the neck. The men escaped,
orad are supposed to be tramla. 'they
boarded a frelglt train going west, *Lich
was In at the &tins. One of the men hes
been arrested at P.terboro. The ball has
not been extracted as let, and lir,. Perry
Is In 1 very critical condition.
-JURY'S-VERDICT.
The M•e161 Cbl1•Irea Wee* atr..gl.d b
Their Msaher, *ha was a Treable-
nitwedl.g Wem...
Toronto, fist. 24.-" We find that at
No. 559 Logan avenue, In the city of
Toronto, on the 21.1 day of October, be
Sween the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock p m.,
the mid, children, Stanley, Harold and
Ethel Bdrr.11. oawwto their deaths, each
being strangled by 1M maker, Isbell&
B arrell"
Such was the verdict of the jury em-
panelled by Corotq Powell on Saturday
at Bolton Avenue Fire Ha11 to enquire
into the facts surrounding the death of
the three cblldreu wbo were strangled -
by their Wpkhar, MAYA Burnell, an Briar"i s Ir
afternoon. trestt, M.P.P., MAT Beall;x.
t,
After viewing the bodies the evllenoe aJrV Me�Mr M.b. a Propo,ll bo to
of witness was bend, ♦.eat. H1. tont.
The F.Ih•r'e arty.
Charles Edward Burrell, father of the Toronto, Oot. 2:1 -A well founded au
dead children, explained that d• the mor bad been circulated that W. J.
hone In when the deed was committed McKee, M P. P. for North terser. had
then were brake she throve dead eStl made a propo.111on to the ('onservativce
dren. three otbetr by his Snit wife. He clot he would resign his eat In the
left Soma at 6,25 In the• more1n4 for Le*lelature provided the Conservatives
work noel at t uhf now not bring the cato trial, an•1 chat
Feat tone the cblldreo wen, a new eloetlun would to bald, It is he•
left alone with their mother. The dal of ,teved inns tri party will allow AI►
the tragedy was the first day that the
PP71_-Kee to ewalgn on those a,ndltlors al
oblldren were lett alone In the oars of the
mother 4t sough witnesses In the rave have beer.
Continuing, tri *hues. mid that his '"rnrnoned a Sandwich to glen cvt:'mat»
Mr. Oarrme *111 Benign.
Toronto, Oct. 64. -Mr. J. 1'. Darrow,
member -alert for West Huron, has ao-
naunoed his 1111001100 of tangoing 5e
seas and the legal proosdlug• new 1.
progrer for unseating him will them
lore be dropped.
wife was well in body and mind up till
Iasi Msrob, l►Mn she was rwmoved to the
General Hosplal iu1ering from rbeu
matic timer. 1145. reinaloed In the Inatltu-
tlon for two months and then leftshe
took sick again on Sept. ti and went beck
to the boeplW tor further treatment. she
was disbarred .on (tot. 1.,
The bu.hand, In answerlb q{aettons,
said that his wife was psi /ilarl7 tone
of the children, sod at timid" became fiery
anxious as to their furore welfare.
Farther questlbnjt as is any Insanity
In his wife's family, Mr. Burrell said
that her seller was at present confined In
an asylum near Leedom. England. The
father added that about three weeks aero
be daughter Nellie was compelled to hike
Harold from his mother, as she was hurt-
ing him.
Several times recently M heard his
wife tell the children that she Wott1d
soon have them nue sense. Vary offers
hie wife would become Sullen and gas
on the end of November,
THE MARKETS.
soar•I.r'• /sale laark.l• I).ulatlea•
ram Noir Sides of t5• Itlo..tle
1'pete wont see 1'rodur..
Saturday goon lig, Oet,
Liverpool ulna future, were +Iruu(
again today, the Decemher of t ,.0 . an
• wJ
mud' tie Hard upi/oa :L par ...mat
h,a Del then rent, Mae.
. mete futures were etrang ■I.o all doll,.
err,,. riming over le per Mt.5.1 ales,' y.l.
(*.retail's Suet Satires. Terre was a heavy
:Inert demand ted talk of ltdrwpeaa Mew
.raruevt• buylog.
Loading, Mame Margrete.
Vas/lowing .re the closing prices &••day
.0 yentas rent toe. --..
t'ash. net. Dee. Mew,
&'MeeM80 Orta gg OM MI an
New ork...:;:... • 0 1 0T:4
!.cafe ..... .. 1 715* 0 71% 'e III:
iris
recce• .::. ':: 0 e Ol% 5Y73,. i'ii
Intently at Object. She never deployed ,H)etrWtsa 7I% ;... -17 11
"Ings -u '4
any teeltng towards t5e witness, ball "Lem".
.
she at several bases spoke of N,a11Is's aM
techment for the dead oblldree.
Turning to ;he time of the tit••cc� �eery
the trims, witness said 5. boma . s
*tote bemuse the childrep slimy,
him ■t the door, and be noised
Mrs. Burrell, after the finding "g
bodies, appeared satisfied with wbdi
had done.'
otfr:Nnnkera l 0 110% o 01ff( 0 alt* 0 My
1)•, tk, Xe
....-r.-o rix ,. --
Mf 0 0 a 9 e 9
ste
t...ouW. Ne. 1 1
hard t•.w) . 0I4 .... ..
T.te.N, red� . 0 71 ,.,. :::'
'a1Np pt. t.awre.ce Market
T a1
Oa account of the earn, there w ne
xitt offered.
mid u•ly tine lead e[ bar
1 e b
/Tent Dr. •.,..B, .0»• te
Ike ,drltc tries of halt os H
•cr+bier
Dr. Sneath said then were no fingerwere net as targe a but equaltriesded,therearks, but t►.was evidence thee the/ws ra
.. IbWtry, batter cod-6gg, were not as
death of each nhIld was named by siren; •plr.tlrul as is usual tha isa,arday, ■Itbougrt
tslat5.o, lir large number- of farmers with SewsThu report of the poet mortem 11*
1.61100 on the body of Harold, mode b7
Dr. AadereoR._;0bowed that dentikwas
des W asphyxia, due to 'triangulation.
-.. __.-A tfNb$..Nvemaiiag Woman,
11r. R. H. Atkins gave evidence of Mrs.
Harrell'• treatment at the (;•neral Hos
Oral 1n :(eutember. Hs saw het almost
dally and she was suffering from heart
disease, brought 013 by the previous at-
tack pf rheumatic fever. 1145e appeared,
whll+ • patient, to be very d*yre,sed.
'1'be-iI loctOr attributed the depryswion to
he Osis to the dleeaa., She exp
self to the norms of the Innttn
lag suspicious of the other pa
appeared to the witness ail being
trouble brooding women. Mr$, Hnrrwtt,
he tbonght, was suffering m .0*5e
melancholia when she bad ce emitted that
deed. ,
In the Pollee Const`
MIS. Burrell, mother of t obiylrel
appwurd In the Police Comet ri*i,raat.
and was verbally remanded tel Moe-
da7. In the meantime she wl I bs/exam-
led by the jell pbsylelan.
'7Se funeral of the little 4111 hike
plane et t o'clock this tidier oon to the
Necropolis. Rev. Dr, Pa lest IB conduct
the burial wend,
blued her,-
lon as be -
mem, anq'
011tAND "Mny1K IN Co\TRnt_
14 letarent• C.neervM in 5,. Reergaa-
'tattoo of Ma Portrait Teem (.
Toronto, Oat. 22.-1M (Wand Dunk
Hallway, which 1., 6nannlally Interested
to the Central Vermont, will he benefited
by the hill whloh hag beat Introduietl
Into the Virtual* lesela5ature for the re-
oreanleatton of the latter road. Me9111g,
U. M. Rats, gedrafol tttenagee, stud
charges Percy, tre.gdrsr of the Grand
1'rnnk, are among the gentlemen
pro-
vided for /t* diel board of directors of t
renrganited nompeny. The misjnrler
el
the Reek 1• given the ()tend Treat,
whlnb In return guarantees the Interest
on 1119,000,004) first meetings 4 per eget,
21 year gild bond. The eempany formed
under thin hill sands ready to nay the
road ae goon as the eons daorM.. it shall
he coin, and hiel .ad take the renper.M 1t
The read le new pr.esteelly eentrelled
by to Onnd Trunk.
Reward Cares .f eslm.h.
Hae innelseo, Oet et.tie Drina
ssamee W.5sron, w►tn5 .all*d rwe/rdg7,
Kw ea board one/ the bogggt "erases
of Whist sot troll *Mt has Illi *le pert
tor .laalp iMrg elle w'tl Mlle away
150,111111Nr
.ane at sn• end 24, 400 ease
of ell..sd twat The es le vlttnd M
tame le b7 nein.
Prises were area 11 the following quote
tunas :
Butter, at 111c to 20e, And 22c from spe-
cial customers, fur choice Pound rolls, the
bulk ,golug a1 20e. A'
Chickens rale to 70e; du.-te. Dur to etc
per getr
Geese 'sold at 4 to 6c Per Ib,
Tytrkeys, 9c to 12c per Ib.
Potatoes, floc to 70e por hag,
Apples, $1 to 1131 Per barrel.
East Ww1ale Cattle Market.
Nest Buffalo, Get, 12.-Itrce.pte et Pelt
Awl Through cattle, sheep ass hogs during
'I.r 24 tiony e/tdel at 0',.m 1, day, were „s
follows : Cattle. 100 case; aloe p and larch*,
'YJ cant; hogs, in cars, aitpn..oi , ee.,ae
r me : tattle, 110 .gr.: ta.o'p dui ,ami•,p
nn; hogs, lb ears,
. e'.tt1e-1'he receipts of nate en,.
Imola of sale, prismsllr .tn' k.rre toe Mon.
lays market. Top woofer 545 r rr 4.n-
f.worable for the trade, ■o I there w,.+ a
light engulf,' for batchere' grades, (-a',,■
,warn f■ d In Selat.
I al le' .1e.
e
matid and Inlet?' t) elle' were
gqnotable at s6" sae to .-hog,-,•
If1.3f) to 16.75.re a few eltrii
*mall bunch Pales at a 11111• blgk-r figure,
but the bulk were not 530y.1.bl• h,ghvr than
a baNI 04 llel N. for prime Yenta.
Sheep land Lambs -The offerings w.•re Lot
particularly henry --211 Ion.Ia, in. -110110N nine
1'-tt over end 12% loads of could:, Inmb.-•
bot the roll, relny weather tees eery tis
favorable. The both of the .,Retlnrt were
told, hat It wag dtfrtenh wort. CAnlee to
, etre lam/nt were qn 'table rat 13,50 to 15,73;
Roots. chMre, 116 to 61.50; (*gunmen to tale,
*4.73 tom $ , gieoR b015,, to retry.
64, b 10 gota39 the 14 to Silos
ran. moll to fait, to 11.7.1. Cana lama
were quotable et 0.40 to 63.73.
Cb.wer Markets,
Loddon, A.t.,Oct. 22 - At the inane braid
here to day 49016 hntr.,.11 itepten5,vr make,
were Lorded. Mee nage? from 544 to Nei,,
tele., r/1 at at•b, 245n s t nX
l:owanalll•, QM.. Oct, 27, -At tee emv.
017441',11• clnvse bard today 22 1,e 0-1,-.
-.ffet d 1343 box•e of cheese, 1 (Tenser
fit nt•xee .54 60, all l5* tub hatter, 1
he s5 M. tete, see mot' Mt bed 58
En
b3104 ballet, s
a.. gees; lap Yea. Momode: to (1 W Punct for Mt. Balance snood
274 t.oase. Board adj0aree,1 to Nov. 5,
which wt I be the is meeting 04 too
bot I
11 'f,n.knrg, ".1., (Mf, 11, -Twelve bas
err: 1 and ',tiny :err, bales of cheese 0Rerel
n•� -day: M( Md. No *los; godenta..l
■ro• vgr4i IoM stet n
It n,ertewn, N.I.,Ort. 22. Mho of chem•*
to Lomb of Tiede to -day w. -re sloe L.:g.
•i-tceebrr1(t • 1e a fila: halt et Mc.
Cantos, N.T. Or► 91. -Thee hundred
av^
!� e 05.1.., Ms.: Rn nM better, IOltc,
cheese ofd at awe to ono: gal Mea.
Wettish Markets.
Liverpool Oct. 1 ,--(12,10,)-1f,, 1 Nees.
aprtng. 0. ad; rot wester so Reeks; 1*., i
(.a. M 1tM f. eh UM,yl• .ors, Se Mid, melt
a : pert, Iles ; lard, 21s W; tallow, kW
gelberms, ; bar, heavyz 1,.. 17a 1i1; tg,,, no
suet.; abort ret. JIM old: cheese, welt*, 42e
M: nn{,med. els a0
Llverlrml-fines-Race wisest firm, wIM
Ito, 1 Net. at M 44; red winter bowel. a•
:µt45 for Den awe ea 210 for herr*. MOM
ti° Op
o4- o4- !r*r*e*s, da 955 r
-ter Y,„
F11+•doh. dter ote, sad as 7ted for Mane.
err•` r..er......
MONKEYS Oi'
7115 HAVOC THEY CAUBE BY THEIF
MARS FOR WIYEUI
Lambabl* Teethe W.pl.yed by this
late... to Disperse the aellt.ere•1
r.. .-Lila• Cisme For Male Moc-
ker. a1 5lrth.
Monkeys in India are ao unmitigated
puleautte, especially In the country. 1
have often tome across in the jUuglet
adjoining the villager of northern /3cu
gal whole troops at them, whose dept•
thinner iu fields and orchards were 181
despair of the anfortnuate villsgel'r.
These troupe always °out 1, ed of cue
boge wale and stout 100 females. The
taut is, when a little monkey Is born in
the peek, it is suffered to live if a fer
Stale, bat instantly killed by the father
if it happens to beg male. The mother,
however, sometimes mutates to hide
the litye one until be is able to &tet
about and then sends him sway before
the big wale catches sight of him. 1n
this way it often happens that indi
vIdnal males are to be found, 114,sit,hy
themselves In single bleseednees Now.
getting tired of solitude after • time'
and perhaps believing iu union an a
source of strength, these bachelors often
join together Ad form • pack of tbeir
owu-aa a sort of club.
Then the fun begin& They woof
wives -very tmtwr.11y. But bow arc
they to stet them? All the !swab
mortaeyariT the country Wong 'to the
harem of some big brute or other
Clearly, the only, solution is to. attar*
such a bares', kill the gutta (the afore
s.td big brute), and then divide th,
spoils to an ultimatum is saint -11110
rejected. War is declared. The butt!,
711 fierce one and o'ften`"liii'isl�teral
days The party attacked always' tries
to retreat and often traverses several
jangles, fields and even village& But
the pursuit is hot and vigorous, and al
lad • stand bee to be made -sometime.
In a village green or even an orobard o1
game eountry mansion. In tri act us!
hilt "the females generally remain
hnthtnl to their lord and master and
help him fiercely against his uumerou,
a.R►dlaute. But the result is a ferr<guac
conclusion, and the several widows,
after a very short period of mourning -
usually manifested Ity a .how of 111
ltat'ji &-rte a llibleld' by the victorious
male.
Now, these battles Danes sad havoc to
the fields and orchards o! the country
and 'often prove a positive danger to the
people, for, though monkeys seldom at
tack wen. woe to the luckless one who
vnetnres to come near them to their
deadly struggle. Moreover, when pressed
b7 hunger, these packs ere not to be
trifled wit h. You may not mitis Otero
the damage dome to 7onr orchard by
hundreds a monkeys gobbling up every
thing they can lay their hands on, but
it is quite a different Dialler when you
have to shut your doors and windows
and stay in for days at•time because of
the army outside.
Consequently the object of the natives
is to break up these packs by capturing
their leaders. Killing iaagainst Chadic -
tater of otnecience, but capture le not
s.pedlally 5. the monkey is liberated 1n
• abort time, as will appear weevilly
Bo
when • pack is ■boat, the natives em
ploy the following method: Close to an,
orchard a bit of level space is select
and a hole dug in it, *boat 9 feet epoea
and 6 or 14 lurh,s in diameter. A,b
1a made at one end of a frog, *floret cord
and placed over the !wrath of/the bole
The cord is then passed throne) a pulley
or ring star lied to a tree close to thers
house and the other end held some dis-
tance away by a ou cealed peon The
noose and about 101E lb feet of the
sad are covered with sand. Then • nice.
twpting banana is placed in the hole_
and a 0piuber of rotten (nee--oovered,re
however, with fsh skirt• -are strewn
a11.6ver the ground Dear the bole.
When the pack comes, the female,.ro
atoo shy to venture out into the open the • near hones, bot the big got!• -s
is • brave f..ib,w. He pees the Lannnas
on the ground, leap down, takes up .me.
throws it away 111 disgust, then another
with the rune Toroft. Suddenly be no
tinee the nice, tempting oto in the bole
and plot/gem his arm In. Immediately
noosethe card Is hn11ed, the noose fastened
on the arm close to the shoulder and the
monkey dragged will? nilly to the Ire
where the pulley or ring is attached
Then the biding •bikart COMM forth.
and. clrcliug round and round the tree
with the cord held tight in Ms hand,
binds the unfo rtnnate monkey safe and
fast, all brat the head. The pulley of
ring is introduced not merely to bind
ous
the m,kny to the tree, bet also because
it would be highly dangerous to drag
the infuriated brute right op to a per
son.
The monkey, however, is not killed
Instead. they lather hie head and face.
no speci`I rare• being taken in selecting
na
the finest .p or the purest water. The
operation is an interesting one and a
span* of greet lmns.ment.--tn the by -
Minders. The monkey, bnwever, dodger
his bead about, only M get • good dose
of map In bit eyes and *oath. Then be
has cuoogb of it, especially as bei Miele
dreadfully achy all over and the oordv
dotting tan his body every Inch -td:
say nothing of the personal remarks and
the highly adjectival language of the
bystanders. He nib.its to his tate with
eastern stoicism. lila head 1. shaved
clean as a billiard hall, mind then the
face as well, nice, and smooth, like •
15y'.. Then they let bimgo, Est slag
su0h is the vanity of life, his wives
Will not have him now that his beauty
11 gone. They dienwn him completely.
yet him deed. Nay, they drive him
sway from the pack with oo.tumely,
with the end. of their tails -IB the ab-
sence of donte.tto becom aslokm And
dew ishw wttboet a 1wM' e 11119- MR.
is aloe broken np,--81s..d 1MasgaedtR
Ask Tom H►Nber,
When a young woman bas a feetldlon
brother or a nori,nmse aifll*hmtly Intl/eat
to be allowed In a friendly way to entice.
drewher good points In drew 1t 1e rept et all
bad Idea to ark his advice about the seri.
of neckwear who adopts A mid II hot LI
stiffened to the pagbMw et Mb 5ktt5NI of
hes .womb* '.'s WI*, and
vise Is cell111 embed ill sossawbatban.
dm,a rs it Y flimsily worth 1180*1s 6rs
114111101/4114111101/4110110112060ishould N lad he eabdu
IrudA tall girt, with a long, .anllke peek
WOW weer to ndtantage • fennel with r
Mew bow. Her abort ted pinion
WWI** heed set tow as beg .1trw,l
els* mad &les rugs baas1 try 1111 51.•
MON mimeo owl nosh le neat
s' Des ext. Fm
her itanwered band add le seMate0r
tel dart obs line where the Ode code,
r1 ge*1leweman never Weeds idled
mor sgIe.e leek wear,-PhHrdedaht
SNAP E.- the Brain Worker,
STREN8T170r the Physical ue,tti
S 1 AMINI rg r l(ee, W umea ,,,,e14y%
wag
*=A• D THE P
Gueruu •N -I hate for a
her
nebride eded eo•tgtklng to Doha
pmyeystenr, hfyblwdSzaer
and then, lacking sero) p5 end t W7.y
Last January • friend s,,- „ e ht,k),
try Dr. Ward's Blued and hen, I4V
They will supply the oaygrn til ,
needs and give you health Ant{ to o'et
1 told him five
very akelxical at
benefit that could be dented lira�t7'
Proprietarymoditine ud had p(.'
them. There the matter rutted spa
month• ago, when reaw m5t-p
.1110(111111370.
hat Dr, Ward's Blo.dding and Nerve
have done for so many people
with
poverished blood, 1 concluded to
them a trial, 1 have taken fourbosye
my unhelia[ w far as Ur, W&rdt
and Nerve Pills are concerted hag
entirely removed. They are a
blood builder and strength reatotw
an invaluable medicine for weak,
voted people. This hat been my e
once, they having given me sp
body and strong healthy blood,
(Signed), PITA* LAWd1IC1 Wirers.
988 Queen St. West, Toma%.
AL good druggivts can e1PPlI
par
they won't, we well h�lail Ynrm
os
Walik-COMbox 3 boxes fur f s. m. T11g 1 .
PANY, Emoted, Toted;
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YIOUTH AND BEAUTY
new "era" 1. Ik.tr w.y. as
• u.tll... them 5•15.
Youth and beauty are !eighth',
they do not .odors through obs
Boman age.. Charm does, j semi
beard a phllu.opher ordain, •-
women are beentlful, few areebam
H. sold a truth welch 5letory
etas. 1M faa.Inating women ante
imea insAdeaM•enaol•.•melfel.
bare eweyd tri other sex by
IL They has f5scl..ted by ems
personality, arid quick-witted
geom. Such women ars Invariably
fellow. In the best ague of Me
They never bora Women wbo de--
'rho
s_wbo go Fele a frightful list of
shoot their wards trite the root. a
turotug of triallam s layear's gee*
mos w l and Iodaecrth561s
mane -or thus petty, trivial teems
their bouseteld •(4115 -ere laded
MW noires et oar •misers., web
Hem at the .trot °orlon. d.dgs
sturwn and b..Mw, for the nonce, x11
attention en b.okrupt .tont tad
pins, anything, rather than taw
Gesture who has nothing high* s
eif &hall her ailments and weer
dressmaker, armed with an apse
bill, would be mo welr-,me to s
os than either tie 4•m.1. bon er ace
dewy Asad, tri goeeip. -Ulna
8a World I
T5. Item Item• MertN,
/ The beet bootee market b the
M *M farm, without any '.as ef
poratton except that which the
pays te himself for the nes of his
Isms and wagon.. NntMog MUM
Hoek can provide thin kind of •
OT
DAUGEiTEB
CURED.
Kr . Lydia A. Fowler. Electric
Amb.ret,t1.8., testifies to the god
d the new specific for all hear/ .d
trodden: For some time pall
been troubled with • dottwnng
In the region of my heart, durst
sods pains which f!sve me gnat
and weakened me at times so 55.5I
scarcely breathe. I ael vary mei
dovrn and fe11 oervoes nod irrilahb,
I had akco a
grass many remedies
without reoe3ving11
nn) benefit, a freed
4ndeeed me to try
Mllbnrn's Henri and
Nerve Pills. I had
only been taking them
a shod time when I
felt tbsl they were
acing ate great to I 000tio *
ase sod now feel x11 rial& i eras
ruueomrne.d Milburn 'Heart gad
Pills 1431 nervous penetration "
Mn,. Fowler adds: '• My
n ow Sola. ?ears of age, was pale,
5154 rex• and .healso took Mil
Heart a1l�er,. Pil1s for some d .
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