The Signal, 1901-10-31, Page 7MISS STONE
PROSA6LY SAFES
Macedonian Committee Im-
plicated in Plot.
KIDNAPPERS BULGARIANS,
)leIIrr That They Would Surrender
to Bulgaria, But 1t Attacked by
Turkish Troupe Would Flylit rod
Probably Mender Their CoptIvo'.
_ ,w Turk, Oat. 110.-b rens. the Iuet•
that tho brignn: that kidnapped
Mee Stone have, permitted communi-
cation with Iter,• It Is bcllevwl that
11101 Stolle L ullvo and safe from
harm. for the prssrnt at least. ways
a Sofia. Bulgaria, currtyptatdeat.
C. M. Pickle/r,n, the diplomatic
agent or envoy of tho United eitutrr
iii Bulgaria, aur well as Cousul-lieu-
i sal at Conettaullnop.e. In an lster-
view add: "1 have absolute proof of
the complicity hi the crime of some
'members of the Maeeduttlau t'ommlt-
tee. Tile brlg.tu.Ja wh, attacke.1,11k r
risme" party were , 1,gulsed la Turk-
Idt tea land Slouk. Ilut two of them
thcrw beak their clunks during the
attack, Men retooling th' uniform it(
tato 1LiWSd,Ilao Cummlttee. They'
sere recugnlxol. tori. ams Bulgarians.
Moreover, they spoke poor Turkl.h,
but goal B.Igad.a. and ata ham and
-Th. Ilulldlug members of the Bul-
garian UOVrUUseaI. agree, I believe,
that the brigand. u.ro willing to Pur -
roast to the Bulppiruta troops, and
its Oar cuss there would ba nu danger
to tho captive& It they should be at-
tacked by Turkish troops tho bri-
gand, would fight to the haat and
them kill the oaptivea The Turkish
treghs are miler orders not to at-
tack the brigands, even of they are
fir,•1 upon."
Otto uwaat Nears the Wurat.
New York, Ont. :-'V.-Dlscusahtg the
roan+ of Mire Stone with a Hoffa cor•
r,rpsoxlent, the 11Uietan diplomatic
:,gent Itaklineteff made the follow
u,g statement : "1 have rent a man
ea my own r.wl•oorlbillty, and nt my
cion expense, to try to open (Ommual-
eatlon with the brigands. though 1
liaar It 1e too late. for a woman of
Mies intone, age can homily have sur-
vived
urvive.l the hardwhipa. hunger, mind, aa-
posure anal being rushed from place
to place. Valuable time has been
-limnt to diocesatng aft-- aetbte side
homes, while the man of rescue
et the hep. s victim duel diplomacy
hos neglected. The thing to do 1.
farm to got the captlre hack by pay -
Jog the ransom. end then recover
the aam.nt from the responsible
government.
A MANIAC KILLS FOUR,
Shot Wife, Father -in -Law and
- Sister -in -Law.
FIRED BUILDINGS AND SUICIDED.
Irons iUts-r. Mich.. Oct..'.*. -,Boar
livor were sacrificed ot. Saturday
through tIi frenzy of a maniac. Bul-
let and torch were used by the elatt-
o:in. and 1f It had not b'a•n for the
interference of persons who hnppen-
,.I to Lo part/Lug at the time he want:
have killed hew entire family awl tie-
rtr,yel hie home.
Tin scene of the tragedy was
I. s'ohwuol, a email settlement eight
ache@ west of Iron River. Andrew
asraael.'en wan the murderer. Israael-
Ikit and his wife has been married
Duly about a year. bit they are enid
to have had Hinny gnarreni. With
them lived Moo. [rraelsen's father,
otter f,(lcl Thte wrangles
o these relatives, aero ng to their
neighbors, had affected israelsen'r
woody and Irritable condition,
leatelssn became completely us.
baalanced to -day, and started out to
kill every one in the Luully. The
Alenabers of the household were quiet•
lv engaged in their lineal pursuit's.
He rushed to a room where he kept
his gun anti hunting outfit. Snatch -
Ing the wenpxnl from the wall, he
--Mnrriei into o the kitchen where his
tea ,• vvaaw ww•king..
Ws. [aricelsen i
- -mak wire toward him: -fie --entered
st,•nitIiily and killed her.
fora.leen started for another room.
As he neared the door he came upon
__Jli�lather-In-law, who was attract -
ST by the shot, mad was feebly mak-
ing hue way, to the kitchen to make
sn Inveistlgation. The two men came
t0getllgr so 'suddenly that Israelnen
- boll not VOW to take t:allberate nim.
1 merely fired the, gun in ilio dlrec-
tion et the elderly Haan, however, and
the latter wan shot through the
hely.
Israelsen then started in purenit
oaf hie sister -In-law, who had etnrt-
I -
ed to run from the house with the
st a apmmouing help. Mho had
1‘0:u0 hardly n hundred yard" when
• s 1, diet from the maniac's rifle pierc-
ed her heart.
tern. Inrnel.en's mother was lying
111 in her bedroom. In his trensy In-
. .. t...,. tuag.lt her.
i.rnelsen pilot inflammable meter -
1a1 In the centre of the kitchen, not
tikIng a live cord from the stove, Ig -
11151 the beep. Then he ran to the
barn nnsl killed the family cow.
.1ernl mon who were panning were
ettrnet•sl by the fire and entered
t" tender asnlelance. They removed
Mr'. Isrneleen'e dying father anti her
'nether from the hone and then
fought the flame*, which they ex-
tinguitthed.
Israleen, upon seeing the 'strang-
er• killed himself In .the barn.
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FAINTED IN THE PULPIT.
F:xriting Ir+eldent a1 a Toronto
•Murch 1'eslerday Morning.
T•.rethtn, Ort. 28. -The congrega-
tion of Rt. Thomnte (ihureli was
thrr,an Intn it tante of excitement
at WIf(lay morning's. nervive. Rev.
Rnte.II M(Cwuelnnd, the carate. wan
Mens hing, old when about half woo
{h“mliti, ht. n4rm7& TW iusldrnTy on
vIRsnht n sign of warning hell Ilene
Ily In the floor In n Acrid faint 11'
(Wtly env -Tied to the vestry.
Mt
the rnngrrgatlon heti scarcely
Ile„ to wonder what had happened
hrf"rr Rev. F. G Plummer ennnonr'e.d
the number of R hymn, and the ex-
'iireent wags allayed
Mr Meestistand nd
from os
i. Illness aht�tea
iata.l•.
entirely
minei t en
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GENI BULLER'S
RETIREMENT.
Belief That the Punishment
Has Been Too Severe.
BULLER WILL MAKE REPLY.
Ile 1. Very Popular With Tummy At-
kins - Winston /'hurehltl Scorer
the 1luvrrunient - A Canadian
ae,s.t
Mew of Fever - Auulher Ie
' Dauneruuely 111.
London, Oct. 28. -The officers anti
men ut AWerimtot, which was Gen-
eral Butler's, headquarters, are
greutly rurprired at his removal
ftom the command of the Float Army
Corp,. It le etutod that wort of tho
regimental offlcerr hold that the
puutrhmeot more than meets the
crime. The privatoe are geuerally
indignant. General huller was par-
ader the mart popular officer in the
service wit11 the men, whore enure
he alwa a ehantplound, and for
whom ho mode things easy.
The prominent eveuing papery
generally express regret at General
Mir Htdvere Buller'■ enforced re-
tlremeut from the army, but regard
it are Ude inevitable consequence of
hie indiscretion in hie receut epeeeh
General Banlleer next public op-
pearauce will be on November 30,
when he is to be entertained at din-
ner by the Devote/hire Regiment. It
be euticiderelf likely that he will
utak„ a public defence of hie conduct
tea loin occauion.
A Howe ugoocy states that the
notification of the Commacder-la-
Chief'r decision removing hon from
the command of the First Arany
Cures was conveyed to General Iloi-
lo. Into yesterday afternoon by a
epeclal mtersenger from the War
Office. General Buller was appar-
ently unmoved when he received the
new@. Ile was evidently prtpured
for it. -
Would Not Ite,lgs,.
The Meat in an editorial article
to -day vomwnnte on the removal of
(ten. Buller from the cummaad .Of
tie F-irrt .Army Corps.
Tho ellltornl say@ nn opp ortualty
to torten was given to Sit Radvers.
but he preferred diamitsaL_ lila
ehoice.only throws utto stronger r. -r
lief the amazing defects In Judg-
ment nasi in some of military alis
eipltne, marktntg Id. Westminster
rpeeclt. That speech challenged
J,a(lgment, flouted hie ruprriore, who
wenn l:eo. Ikiller's staleld, anti
lrumpl.d un tem.-4)11au•, which war
has bulwark. Tho T,mcs arkis:
"Gel. Buller Loma developed the de-
fects of Ida qualities. Jlor tenacity
has Ixrume obstinacy, hie master-
ful spirit lied grown tato insubordi-
nation, amt hie roll -reliance has
blusiusl him to what was _ painfully
ubluur to others.'
The lsltial latataltea Kinda.e..
A good ma0y mUltsry mea Sow
.Wer that tho whole mars Liats been
caused by the tmKisl blunder of Lord
Rob.it and Mr. Broxdrlck in de-
parting
o-parting tau tlselr own principle
when they gave the first army
corp. command to as officer who
cook' never have drreted opera-
tions 0n active service.
Gets. B,al.er'a t lltelerey.
amoral Buller loaves the Alder.hot
fore 5 .n a high stat( of 0101,110. ,tri
a terton): ri.1 ralw-i)1llno h 1 Inti mu su-
psrlr In the nrmy, and 1t must al-
wnye be it math r for regret (bat an
of leer with soh a fine recto' blood
have omtttol to profit by the valu-
able IP/PPM he imparted to his stab-
t,rurultc..
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N% iaaton Thur 1051's Saii;t.•slla.
Mr. Vsi St a (*hutchill t)':Iverrd a
remarkable eperoi at IA It -ester Inst
night, In wheel 1w hnr,.Ue1 the War
Oface without gloves. Ho devoted his
TPtgnrO-nnausT'rrlt iy to Tatawar,
an 1 denounced the tint moment's mutt.
tiling po:1cy In ar3athing termis. The
war, he dco
diel -red, hal become an un-
mitigated uatsrsioe, and be wanted
oho Oov.rnment to Intervene in
Soon' Afr.ci, In order to loea:Ize, dee-
limit and asrl,tn Lord KIlchener'e
hn
trtotlodi) h
. rint hn might be rellev=
al of a multiplicity of duties he b un-
nblss to perform et�iclently. The audi-
ence woe delighted and cnlhnsinetle
t ssi th., errh. In wLh1Chu-eehlll
Showed much of his father'. talent.
OENBRAL FRENCH.
1h( detailing Cavalry Officer, Who Has Been Appointed to fommand
the First Army Co res of Great Britain.
SHE WILL WEA -fi..
Iowa Girl to Wed a Petroleum
Magna'e,
1 TOUCH OF REAL ROMANC:.
New York. Oct. ..'U. -Oscar Part La -
nun.
arvl:a-
nun. the young eon of the Petroleum
Queen of Finland, who hoar come
nearly 1,000 milers to claim an Am-
rtlean brkle, -has just arrived hero
on the Deutschland. Purvianan's
father was the controlling spirit of
the petroleum trade in i-'hllasd. He
die) several years ago a1:1 the burl-
/mai is now carried on by tho young
mean's, mother.
Five 'lnontlus ago. while 'tu•lying
art In Pardka, Purelanun met •w a
fellow latelent Mims Kristina Slew -
era daughter of fader _Newer*
p rotltstmor of a college in lows. Mies
Kristina' had been taught by her
parents- to- apoali.-!tolls Franca ansa
Russian. The two fell In love and
became.engaged after aslsort friend -
dap. Miss Slewer■ camp home i rom
Paris two months ago to prepare
for her wadding, which , will take
OM* 011 Oct. 3Oth. After The cere-
mony tho young people will go to
the bridegroom -4 Immo at Belying -
fora Finland. .
WAITED TILL HE HAO MOVE
THE ROYAL OAK MYSTERY.
Wiseman Confesses That He
. Murdered Mrs, Huss.
EXONERATES MAN HE ACCUSED.
Jackson, Mich., Oct. Stu.-Ity the
congestion of a couaiet in the state
potation/try the mysterious murder
of Mrs. Eldon Huss lino been cleared
Ther Is the case la which It was
csapponed is girl from Appin, Ont., war
the victim. Henry Wiseman to -day
admitted that no was -the murderer.
He went Into detallr co ucerusng the
crime, tolt1 low he choked the woman
to gent!' to the woods Hath{ Royal
(kik :.Iww he hurled her remain. lu
is shallow grave under a log, and, CRAMBERLAIN SPEAK
finally, he isomplettly exonerated W
IWm 11 e, Whom he accused ester- ,
day oT t e -Murder. He re[ured hi * -
t'ver, t xpialn ills motive for the
°`h r*•
11re. Iiujr teaslain ulmort'exactly The Boers Ma be Treated to
a year ago. It is not known what
bawl become of her until /tout two, Severer Measures,
w.'eke ago, when her body was found
u war ot nder
• ectenl, a s ! da du been seen as to
enter the woods with a woman the TO LIMIT IRISH OBSTRUCTION.
day 31rs. Harr dieappleared. lie tr
avow In prion under •.sentence for
F llnburgh, Oct. 29.-11r. Chew
theft. 'Step,' will be en lutmeall- b•rlaln, the Colonial Secretary, ad-
attrly to have blR said tried dressing upwards of 8,00() personals
for the murder. Waverley Market, Edintur
MRS. WITWER
COMMftTEOI
Suspected Poisoner Held for
Trial.
FOR A STANDARD CAR.
importwut Decision of U. ti. mad Van.
iodise Railways radish Identified
Ills Wife's Bo'ly A Weights and
sl. Problem Solved.
Dayton; 6., Ot t. 29.-A 1 ter Moor --
lag all -the--evkleatee, Ponce Judge
S.ediker decided to hold lir@. Mary
Bello Witwer, charged with the
murder of Iter @later, Mrs. Anna C.
Pugh, to tho common plow' court
without ball.
Fur a at ,udard Car.
St. Louie, -Mo„ (kat. "U. -A "stand-
ard box car for this railroads of the
U. 8., Canada anal Mexico her been
adopted mat' the reml-alaual meet-
ing of the American Hallway as -
Notation.
The downs -tour call for a ear C6
feet long, H feet !ugh, and 8iuches
wile, arid 8 feet high Luride mea-
surement, making n cross rection
of 6th square feet, the cur ha+lug a
capacity of 2,448 cubic feet. Side
openings to be 6 feet wide.
Uhl Erring Wife's Body.
New York, Oct. 29. -Tile body of
the woman found dead yesterday af-
ternoon In the Hotel Melvin, In com-
pany with lemll tickilllug,a, who had
shot her and idumelf, was Identified
today by Joseph radish ata that of
Ids wife, Caulleh reflood to give any
Information oonceruing hinted( or
the woman.
Soled the Kilogram Problem.
New Yoik. Oct. 29.-A despatch to
the Lon ion Timm anti the New York
Tlmw, fraa furls, say■ that. accord-
ing to M. Mlllerand, Minister of ('ons
mere , the Third International ('ow -
grow on Wclgitta and Measures baa
*rived the delicate problem of the
precise determluatl on of tote kilo-
gram. and liar brotohud the import-
att commercial question of the num-
eration of yarns.
S.
"SWEETNESS, PET, LOVE !Il
After a Struggle Hubby Cap-
tures Love Missive,
AND NOW SEEKS FOR DIVORCE
New Turk, Oct. L'U.--Jta,l,ert Green,
a young civil engineer of Bridgeport,
1:01111., who is well known prufnwrlu•a-
ully there, and who o++us courtier/Ablepatopurty, became rusp:eluur _of...file
young Wife, ('orale, none mouths ago,
ted Lar brought wit uuw lu ihr
tluprrwe ('curt fur divorce. 111/11A1111(ar oo-n'rpa+ndrut J04141111F'raalch, a
young bU YI11 f•a,. Inil 11 of (tie town.
Urwu rurprl.wl her wile ono to -su-
ing 1qq June sant tut she war writing,
hu alleges., not when he Uiquired to
wholea.11e was going to rend the mir-
rire elle refused to tell hew, and
uttrttl►tt<d to ccvnceal.dthe latter. lie
ln:lt(6...alr. -effort to tate "1L from her,-
but char Ink! Wt to it._ stud our-y«,rr
than a hull deur til oy rlrugglerl our
)rwarrrluu of the valuable piece of
alae.•@, oath she, booming th,rx,ttglr
ly exhuttetecl, relaxed her holt.
Her husband 'serried off til pxapen
anti discovered, he allege'', that she
oar writing to and rer,lving letters
front one wim,,lgnedl b:msulf 'Frank."
Hs Rut pNk,Yl•r61/11 of several Of there,
among olhern one to whish wur
aitlncue�l n printed pleroe of poetry,
avl.k•h acini as follow@:
Gn en grows the grass open the bank,
Tho willow i-11001.11are long and look,
A Indy In a glistening gown
Open* the rtascmeut and Nolte down:
Thu root'@ on Or cheeke blush bright,Hier roundedurn. lr dnullug wltltm,--
A ringing girl Its early- life;
Arid noir a earcleara r,u'r wife.
Ali: If he •
doer not •mend hear own,
Hell (Ind some day the bird .has
flown.
The letter which contained this
omelet recut In part :
My Dear Carrie, -I should prefer not
to ewe you until later in the week,
no I feel quite tired and I watt to
feel well when 1 meet you again.
Don't you remember the time you
heard me mooing so in the morning.
Uoodby. dear, rweetnerr, pet. loved
one. FRANK.The reply to Hain note, whh•Is rile
war pi:•nning when her lambent! unex-
peetadiy appeared, and of which' be
gulneai p oswarslun, was as follows:
My Dear Frank, -I am axe glad to
hear from you. I wish I had plenty
of money and they could all -go to
the devil. 111 see lou Thursday, I
feel sure. I close with love and
klsere. CARRIE.
Other farts that Como to the below!.
@algia'"0t sty. Preen have Tiwu.rtt-'him
to begin action agalnet We wife
In the Supreme Court, through his
-connate,. Louis Guthrie, for en ab-
-.solute divorce, naming framed&- na-.
ns-rasptttdent. Green was m'lrried lu
Bridgeport In February, 1892. He 1.
four years oilier than his wife, whore
ago in 28 years. -
Mr. Creep says when he first learn -
sl that hie wife was receiving the
attentions of French he remonstrated
and told Mee he would not permit.
It. His protean were without avail.
n.rtd. a year ngn, hoping to bunk
all the intimacy, he came to thin
city to reside. Bbe would not n(
n+mpany him until several months
Will _Prosecute. His Son- in
Law for Murder.
MAN -MUST BE PARDONED- }MST:
a,
Wrud,r, Oct. 28.- William lic-
Cartney, a 'tailor of this city, bas
retained Attorney J. W. Hanna. to
take steps toward the prosecution
of Frank Oiler, who, ho alleges,
kilted ills daughter, to whom Os-
ler wan mnrrl•,I. Osler 1n now nerv-
ing a term of four and a hall years
In Kingston Penitentiary for steal-
ing, but MOOD. nays that ho will
proceed at once to h.•ave him pal--
palpal--
4100M-
.nfor elle purpose; of trying him
on the charge of murder.
The death of Mrs. Osier occurred
on Aug. 2, 1897, in her home at. Rod-
ney, Out. Ao.ordin„ to Coroner
moment's 'inure() w. ',Inge 7rFftifliTnte, Wfiitli
in now la McCsl,rtney'r p,'nesslon,
the woman's death rt. -Pulite' frons a
broken neck. Dr. Lake, of Ridge -
town, also swore that the neck was
broken.
According to Me('artney'e story,
lie had no money then himself to
push the case, but now has accumu-
lated enough cash to carry on the
p'oseotttion. Osier 1■ about 35
years of age, Mid 1s it native of
Chathrum.
Iadianrllun Meeting rl Knitter.
In bevonahire. ami roprebaiiy nt
Creditor., the home of the Buller
famtiy,--mice derstele Iadignatlon N
repressed at the decision of the War
Office, and the Mayor of Exeter has
called a puhiic meeting for tomor-
row- te- e1ap1 0U-eonfidenoe--In--8(s-----
1hedvers.
Wbemaln made his ont-eshin to
.
nounc= that the Gurern-
.x• e , Oak -
county. Mrs. l(i Hues, he raensue caeolintended to' iyame new rules
pest htit house and milted -where she for the Houee of Commons. war ti)
[cola Imy Y0,l2.) wood. W1rem:ale vol limit Irish obstruction.
nnteerret to rhoW her, rand they *tart- *We propose," said lie, to bring
through the wools. W'bremgn t ik- forward rules which shall giro ty
isr s tovtng--way to, the tii( Blaj6TitylitTho-Contmono- renter
I rhe did not retient It. - coatrot over Its own bt.tneer and
Then," salt Wittman, '7 got\�into greater control over the men who
an 'orgument with her, and befolte I \ Insult sad outrage it ; and we
realized It I had her by the throat. `(@lush s'odaavor to protect time
f t•itok'st her tilt she wpm rid to the Mother of Parfamente from those
face, When en I Brut grabbed (told of who would destroy her nselulnerr
Ther she, cried peat at the torp of her and reputatiolt-"
voice, but we were too far array from But this was not the only thing
any Ilving persons to bo heard. Mr. Chamberlain declared the Gov-
' I kept on tightening my fingers urnmeUlt..Intendel to do.
around her throat until her coir "ilio pplerent representation of Ire -
changed frail, red to almost black, and land le,'', said lie, -anabuseand a
I knew vibe Won dead. I then curried toandal. No alteration can bo made
tear, body ns m('. dlstnnce throug!n the except in immediate anticipation of
wooly and pine Lit in a hole bene a general dissolution, unit we are
a log. I covet -WI, the bony up with not contemplating that. Iiut
dirt taken from different place.. I when we get nearer to the time we
took Mr,. Iluss' times off and also shell ask you whether you think
took her I.ecketthoh, and a ring from Irish ra'prerenlatioa it au precious
her finger. Latter Ipre the shoes to you, Is so valuablo to the nit-
wit! ring to wtfc.'�.. ba tonal interests more, is It deslraa-
Prevlous to t o outtowns the nrtl- We to continuo on a Wale which
•L -by W'IUeman were ghee the Irish a repretsentatton en -
found. The dls'easery made the all- urwouely exceeding the proportionate
elate mire he wile the murderer, but representation of Scotland and
they lurked ab:ointe proof. England."
Mrk Lines' r,'imatr:a were 'identified The Colonial Secretary went on to
by her former husband, wito now point out that on the basis of popu-
livee In Dollnna. TOO (-curia Were lotion' Ireland had 30 members too
separated at the time ef. the 'Moder. many in the House of Commons, and
or the baser of her contrlbutionr for
Mr. 3lmwry still lives, hut hie y- Imperial purposes, as considered at
.lc•iane hold out no Itoptl�of reevuv- the tlmo of the union[, she had from
tU to GO members too many.
"1 any that tills constitution is nn
abalsr,' he wlty eontlnui�si, "+bad)ekiandbe pth,erpereetw is
North 'P • a'Plt.0C altad.'
ut"• in another portion of the 'peach,
which wee Inrgely devoted tai the
Irbil' question, he observed: "II
se
thegentlemen who now openly
cry.
floh--iweetM verseis
Gauido of Glouc•tsder. trine
(Tey Harbor, iv on fire.
nd Is
Haemo mon 'are eonaa(.VisT narrow-
minded because they mike a spe-
cialty a minding their own bnnt-
nea/ra .
expected to blow up an
it haw naphtha on board. Thm
e
have left the violist
MOTHER GETS HIM.
Lover of Daughter Won by the hider
t% suian.
Rielimond, Vn., (lel. 2R, -One of the
most remnrkable atrrM, of Ole kind
has b -eon le -might to light is. the
nevelt of is marriage In North Car-
otins', nrnr Durham', which Zine quilt
bon wolemniserl.
.Luther lluwineka well -J, ! fl d oupp�
man, has long boon a vitdtor of the
h01,@ of Mrs'. Annie Cole, it handsome
widow, a little past thirty years of
err, the mother of *petite ntsl beau-
tiful dnnghtrr, who had Juet reach -
id the age of fifteen.
Tcrhtmg Donlan, though not in.ufter-
ferent to the mature charmed the
mother. waw Infatuated with the
fresh, y'snittIIafel loveliness of the
daaghter. The girl returned lib/el-
f' elem., an 1 when he proposed to her
nt once accepted. Her age waw a
bar to their hap(dnees. In this di-
lemma the youthful pair determined
to throw thernwelves imorn the mercy
of the widow.
For a I(ng tits• Ohs WAS obdurate.
drelnring that her dnnghtrr sh.eadd
never mnrry with her consent en -
til .Ile ntteinel the age. of 1R. Irowlen
and hist fiancee renewed their Plead-
ing, and funnily reluctant consent
was wrung from Mrs. ('oto.
Arland with n note from the moth-
er, Bowls.s promptly emoted the 11•
caner Ha than returned_to urge
forward oho prepnrntirmn Mr the
marriage, hat when he renehel the
home of hie Intent -Bel bride he tern('
that her mother ha'1 sindergnne an-
other cheep* of mind; and the mar-
ring', WA. deferred.
Three day. Inter he sarnred nn
ether license, bat title time the nnme
of the mother insetted of the daugh-
ter figured In It, an 1 they were
married the same eight,
c
GENERAL RIR Rf..DS'ERA Bf11.f.ER,
WIND Ilam Been Retired From Command on Halt Pay,
tt-v11#:1satNSTi e
about for the MaGdlan Hud pray for
the Boers, If they had a Parliament
"of their own. If nil the etrlugi of
__le government had bean In their
(hands, If they had had the power,
I am not eertaln that they would
hnve refused `to pay tnalr contribu•
tins to the war. owl that they would
have placed) til. M a position of em-
barrassment."
In reviewing the war In South
Africa, which he declared again had
been forced upon (Treat Britain by
til. Boer.., lin sold that 0overnment
neknowlelged that it had made w
mistake an to the time of ending
the war, rind that ise admired the
tenacity of the Hoer.; but lin Insist -
was --41s
Britain to meet the tenacity with
equal rroolutlon. Then followed
whet le rewarded nn n most hoverO
ant declarntlon.
"I think the time Ilan come or Is
coming.' Paid the Colonial Secre-
tary. "when mrarisres of greater
severity may be nece.enry, and, It
that time come., we can final pre-
cetiants for anything we ren in the
action. of then@ nntinns who now
erltielso our 'lrnrtrnrity' and 'cruel
ty,' but whom example In Poland, In
the Calomel.. In Algrrin, in Ton-
gan, in Bonilla and the Frnneo-Grr-
men war we Irnve never npprnaeheel."
Ror Kles's (bro,esllnn.
London, Oct. 25.- Australia and
New Zenlnnd nrr Pending mlllinry
nontingrntn to the King'' eorswsnl'or,qy
seas year. It 14 expeelei ('nnette
nlmlabe reprreentel Alen who hnve
mon *cake In South Afrlrs are get-
ting prrflrrnr•r hr there cnntingrnts
and the imperini Government 11 env-
boe. on. Dr. Borden. the_Cann-
dlan Min Ater of Mlllsia. ahnnld have
picked men In the eontingent from
the Dominion.
NOW amnllpoT rasa. Mare been re-
pt+rtr.1 In Dr. Bryon, from I.ochlei
Township In Glengarry, Brnekville.
Ilnerrn In lfnnitonlin ial.ntl, Kings
•ill• In F'ee't, ansi K(woh, neer the
etnnit. The situation at Ottawa is
now web under control.
na a e on melt-
ing frequent vi.lts to BrldgepOrt.
He consented W go back them to
live for it while. only to find that
she tette still keeping up her nrgnnln-
twnce with the young man anti writ•
,Ing to him. -
CLEVER FORCER AT OSWECO
He Was Extradited From
Brockville,
TOLD A ROMANTIC STORY.
(' we,p,, Oct. 2J. -An unmet/41 scene
wan witnessed In the Supreme Court
yesterday afternoon, when Dr. Re-
ginald 1t. Engllss pleaded guilty to
two Inailctm,•nts, charging grand lar-
ceny In forging two cheques for
$100 and $:10 on the proprietor. of
the Hamilton and Rayon Mutate, res-
pectively.
Engllss declined to glee lois real
nnme and addrose, saying that he
loved his p nrente and sinters, and
Its. preferred to suffer alone for Isla
errors, nnri metre them the dlagrace
that it revelation of ills real name
would bring.
He said he was 24 years of age,
unmarried, horn In Lexington, Ky.,
we« graduated from Edinburgh,tent-
larst, as a physician, that lin pFrac-
tised a brief time itt 13/fl*rite Iio. 1-
ta1. N. Y enlister[ In tis. t-nlnntwa:
army nt Camp Mead, Pa., as acting
hospital steward, and wan shot In
the log at tin brittle of Antony
while carrying n wenndel officer of
An Ohto regiment to an amindaanee,
for which he war promoted to he
a toward.
He pleaded for clemency. saying
that the many prominent citlsrn. of
Oswego whom lie wined and diner.
and who enjoyed the profits of lila
evil doing hail turned from him lie
from tt plague, and that ills fan-
cied friends' deserted him like rats
desert a sinking ship.
District Attorney Bartlett wanted
F.nghise punlnitcd severely. He salt
that lance these two Indlctmoots an-
other forged cheque on a Washing-
ton iank had turned up, end that
Engllss he wanted In Utica for pxins-
Ing a forged cheque for $80 on the
proprietor of tit* Butterfield Hoose.
nit month., b the Albany Peniten-
tlnry for forging a cheque on a
Poughkeepsie lrOtitkeepsy, -
Juetico Wright seemesi rather im-
preeec.l with the young man's plea.,
end nsket him 1f ho hod ever ieen
In the Elmira Reformatory. Ile
replied In the negative, and agreed
to eonfide hie true nnme nml ad -
(Irene to Jnstlre Wright, that the
reoorde might Ln eearehsl, and also
have hen phologrnph taken. With
Ink in view the pr,rs,ancing of nen-
tenon wan deferred.
Engllss with two companion.' ar-
rived here last June, and poring we
nn nrmy surgeon wan @arched In the
beet society, went yachting with
prnminrnt citizens,, rind gave a want
room punch to hie new friends at
the, yneht club hotisle. Than ha
fleeced Cnptaln (:has. Mehowetl not
01 *100; but ppaid 11 Mick, and
matter wan 'untied. inter he "win-
dier! Landlords Hayes and Hamnsond
and fled to Alex/textile [May, where
5e fleocp.l Lnn.tlord Maple*, of the
4ihrnmepd- Iwlastrl fion.w He wan traced to Brookville, Cnn-
edn, with hin t•nmpanons, and
brnnght back here, best the two
()there were liberated, there hying
no rhnrge against them. Wihoever the
young man la bee poanonarn n 'plen-
.111 education, hen a nuldicrly ear -
rinse, earl matte the Inst personal
plea of any,prt.Sner ever nrralgn-
eHousl for entente t thin (Margo Courtonrt
.,
HERE AND THERE
lou hi ',wining at Sl. Mlk-hatelr.
1•'rcdurk:k l'r ire, of Owen Sound
dropped dead.
Mr. Jame.; willlatasun, of midge-
town,
idge town, dropped dead.
tloislay Is testifying again (o -da
la.tbe naval Inquiry.
Dr. (btu. a wail -known mailer'
titan. of Durham, bit dead.
The, Governor-General has re-
turned to Ottawa from Halifax.
Mr. (,'etiw le'r agent offer@ 975.-
0110 for a public library, at Winnipeg
on the usual conditions.
Carnegie will furuirh 11100.000 for
the erection of a public Ilbrary at
San Juan on certain oonditlonr.
A eradicate of •itlslt Columbia
capitalists has sabmltted an offer to
bulli the Court -Kootenay Railway.
PeiuslyltaIAit tram a coal car famine.
Tho output that year will be about
53,000,01)0 Lau, '
Tone G ran I Lodge, Order of Railway
Clerks 451 antenna: isaa aadjournod, to
meet ut Buffet.. next September.
Rev. Father F.lwtird Eatery,. of
lewkoablry. Mass., hue beets ap-
pointed rector .of Ottawa Univer-
sity.
Mr. Andrew Miaoampbell. M. P. P.
for East Slmcoe, was nominated for
tho I.egbdaturn by the (buservn-
tlrole of East Mgoma.
iron. J. R. Stratton 'addressed a,
meeting at Nlagaraon-tote-Lake b
the interest of Mr. D. J. McKinnon,
the liberal atnaldato.
Thom to Hower., an ex -Winnipeg
necalntaut, pleaded guilty la St, Ptut
to obtaining money from W. F. Lux-
ton under fnise pretences.
Chasms r F. B dtt.n, ex -Mayor of East
('levetaad, and widely known as * ha.
tariff ot, educational subjects. M dead,
Frieedi at the late J. W. Bell, M.P.,
for Addington. are taking stops to
e rect! a memorial of him.
Robert Swackhautraler was prob-
ably fatally hurt while putting on
at thresher belt in F uenng yester-
day.
Tito new agreement as to Mate
churl& ntade between China and Aus-
ten is considered not unfavorable to
China.
It is reported that chief Jostlee
Sir Henry Strong ane Mr. Juliette.,
Gwynne may resign from the llu-
prenw (aoturt bench.
Mrs. Davin charger the mental
condition of her hwsbtnd when he
sisot hittase•If to the effects, of a re-
cent fall.
A Lire which started in Congress-
man Rubt. 11. Forderer's Morocco fac-
tory at Franktord. 1'a., clouted $225,-
000 Ice.
The Finance Committee of the To.
rorty 1'ublle S.'hoo; Board will appeal
agalrrt Justice Street'. judgment re
.timates,
11.lr reported from Peshawar that
Ammer Habib Ulluh, following the
counsel of his father, consults the
mother of Umar Jan on all import-
ant State affair'.
Mr: Justice It. M. Meredith has pur-
chased n chime of ten belle In Eng-
land, which he will present to St.
Pnllh'e Cathedral, London, Ont.
Nonlinatiane for °' esi J y Icrti„n■
for also 1.ogieluture were held In Que-
bec yertcidity, two Liberals being
e•lectal by acclamation, and nu
(ggservativer being nominate.[.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier was presente.l
with it !ton al's, gold snuff-box.
etudited with diamonds, by tilt, Duke
a Dueled -eF-Cornwell and York.
Alfrol Cooper, who was found
daunt; of attempting to matt firoto
has wife's residence itt South Lan-
caster, was sentenced to flue yearn
1n ltan(paton Penitentiary.
Die Frethelt, aha German NMI xr of
Johann )loot's Suctatliet paper. Issued
at Stuttgart, lens been suppressed,
and the publisher, a brurhmaker
named Klin[;, Iwprieont'd.
At New York 124 floating elevators
ant many vessels aro idle because of
euortnge In western corn crops.
••oenn freights h:tve fallen 20 per
cast.
The rtenmrr Mok..la has brought to
Wellington, N. 'L.. the otosimee Mono -
Wal. a week overdue from Auckland
tenth 135 paatragere and rt crew of
sov cut y -al u e.
Tho DI which Tell! be presented
tar J. ere int Morgan for the elec.
trificatlon of .jot. Paul's Cathedral,
London, will be 1'9,000, instead of t3,-
001.), which. was the estimated coat.
The accident which calmed the
United States transport Sheridan,
farm 'Manila to San Francisco, with
over 11,000 troop* on board to pat
into Nagasaki, 11 not of a serious
n ater*.
lho anneal [meeting of the On-
tario Fruit _ itnweed Association has'
been GSA(' for Coltourg, 1)ec. 4, 5
ntat Horticultural erperte [reel
Cannata and the United Staten will
be prevent.
Luther Itall, fo• und gtdity nt tit
(ksrttwef Atomiser of damaging the
Iroaw,• of ,Tohn McPhee, ,lt Dundee
(ii unty, with dynamite, woe rei-
teneed to seven years In the Peni-
tentiary nt Kingrrton.
The Ontario Government haw b-
etructel the Interior ('onetrnetfon
Company to at once remove the na-
tural gars pip' lino from the bed of
the Detroit Itl•er, Thin ends the
export of gnus from the Essex field
to Detroit.
The. (iorernor-4ienera3 b'ts reoele-
el a eahlrgfrniu frtmi the Right Hon.
.irru'ph (1mmiernlhi, minting.: "It In
Ill.. iiuJ.aartyn wish that the usual
hirttslay dinner In the colonies he
given in 1901 and 1902 on 9th of
SAILOR DROWNED AT -CARNIA
Tried to Jump onto Vessel as 11 W's.
Lairds: Whorl',
13nrnln, Ont„ Oct. 25, -About 1
o'clock thin morning nn unknown
usher met death by drowning at
the G. '1. iL wharf. The st"nrn
bnrge Advance wne pulling out from
tho wharf, when the moan was ob-
served running for the boat, *ad
entitng tjl:tt ho whited to get aboard.
IIn ',prang from the wharf, but the
bout waft tofu far out, and he dill -
appeared in the water, which is
deep and swift al that point. When
ho woof pullet mut .portly after life
wain 5111n:)01 extinct _-_ j Are died
`W1111111 n tow minutes. Coroner
Fraser mole le engnlry and .leclded
that an In0unin was unneoeeeary.
Policeman itnbt.. Kirkland raw the
mnn earlier In the evening ands,
.-the-infit.•net,- t,f ihfeerr -atrt nt-
him to n hI.
.An rxnnibu:atot"h,n of the body tilt-
ov-al the 55 I0• ".John Young" tnitnned
en 111. arm, Iwai mu one rtp;eare to
know (hint 'f h" frslluwing rhw•rlp-
thin Time been glven nal (p, 's'nt
ego. 53 year+; wore a brown rant
na.'1 "la rk 'adore d trenerrs; tend
clean-ylsn•ln. except for n mous-
tache. (la rk-rnlured; mark heir,
nightly edged with grey.
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