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FILIPINO
. VICTIM OF 11 L��LI 'rioted of robbing the mails ee board the
CONG1ESS.Britic, wore former to eight years and the latter to
one year's imprisonment at hard labor..
McKinley Will Be Asked to
Establish a Protcrtorate,
A MESSAGE FROM AGIIINALDQ.
The Philippine Insurgent Chief Says Re
was Coufideneu in the Visited States
-Spain, Through the Peace Cont.
mission, Will Try to Retain.
the Islands -. Rae Ger•,
many schemed'
London, Sept. 20. --The Rong E`0:1g
correspondent of the Daily Nail says-
The Philippine Congress has favorably
inapresieed the Bnropeana who have.
witnessed the proceedings. It is believed
that its deliberations will result in a
petition to President Ates inley to estate
lisp a protectorate. The attitude of the
American army officers towards the in-
surgents is pausing mnuch unfavorable
criticism among Europeans who bas°.
returned from Manila. Agninaldo ha$
obeyed every order, whether accompanied
by threats or net,
Ai;ulnaldo'S Explanation,
1lianl#a, Philippine Islands, Sept. 20,-•,
The Philippine (government desires to
inform the American Government and
people that the many ss mors circulated
regarding the strained relations between
the Philippine and American forces are
hello, enaliaiou,5
slanders of the enatu to
both parties, are witbont any truth and
are circulated for the purpose of prejtldie-
lug the appeal of the Philippines for their
release from the oppression and cruelty
of Spain. The relations of our people and
yours lave been and will t:outinue to be
of the nest friendly nature, anti we have
withdrawn our forces from the seburbs
of Manila ae additlon41 evldeneo of
our confidence in the great American
Republic,
(Signed), .Agulualdo.
Prohibition.
The advocates of Prohibition claim
that Mr. Hobbs' best argument for pro
hibition was that $40,000,000 was paid
for liquor annually in Canada, and
that the revel, ue was $S,000,000 hence
expending 40 trillions to get 8 millions,
and says give him the 40 millions and
in a few years he would pay off the
National Debt besides making good
the revenue,
This of course implies a strict en-
forcement of the Act. In no case on
record has this been the case. One Rev.
Ross, since the sittings of the .Royal
Commission, figured on the expenditure
and made it $28,000,000, but the whole
thing is only guess. Now, if Mr; Hobbs
or any person else will guarantee the
government that he will pay the nat-
ional debt as proposed, I am satisfied
the government would accept his offer.
v to
bble
but he (Mr. Hobbs) would have
col-
lect the 40 millions.
I claim that the expenditure for to.
bacco in Canada to -day is in excess of
the amount paid for liquor, and besides
it is more physically injurious. Now
if the prohibitionists are desirous of pro-
hibition for financial reasons why not
include tobacco, tea, coffee, opium and
luxuries. Dr. Talmage in oneof his
sermons said that there was more flu.
ancial ruin and misery caused by an
over -stocked wardrobe than by all the
other social evils combined.
Why not get up a method that will
strike at the root of all these social
evils at once. 1 think such a plan 18
spoken of and recommended in the
New Testament.
C. P.
An explosion took place ie the mix-
ing' room of one of the mills of the
Hamilton Power Co. at Beloeil, Que.
;The building was totally destroyed,
shut no lives were lost,
freak ent Rasde Wine Plea/etre,
Washington, Sept, 2Q. --Tho despatch
conveying .Aguineldo's luessage to the
American people was regarded with
uauoh lutenist at the White House. The
Presidene read the statement with
evident epprooiation of its insportenee,
bub dill not volunteer any information
as to the attitude of this eoverumuent,
()Metals sere near hint spoke of the mes-
sage as a '•veryemportant dooument,"
SPANISK PEACE, Comm -Sextets'
Instructed to Defend Retention of the
].'lailipulaoe by Spain.
Landon, Sept, SO, -Thi Daily Mail's
Madrid correspondent says a long confer-
ence was held between Senor Sagasta,
the Premier. and Senor Monte.o Rios,
n thonish eco Com-
mission,
President o f Spa Paa
mission, yesterday, which resulted in the
deoiston that the Peace Commission
shall strenuously defend the retention of
the Philippine Islands by Spain.
Ilas Gcrmeny Been Scheming?
New York, Sept. 20.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says; As an In
dloatiou that Germany has been solemn-
ing to share in the disposition of the
Phllippnas, the authorities have learned
that, sating under instructions from,
Berlin, the German Commander-in,Oblef
of tho Asiatic station bas made an ex-
banstivo investigation of the coal deposits
of the islands.
Aware of Gointany's proceedings, the
authorities aro taking precautions to pro•
vont the consummation of any plan
which will enable them to road) fruition.
Tho report made by the Gorman engineer
explains to the ofliciels hero why the
German vessels wore stealing among the
islands.
Attempt to Poison A ;uinnldo.
Manila, Philippine Islauds, Sept. 20. -
Tho Republica l iiipiva asserts that un
attempt was made to poison Aguivaldo
on Friday night. A steward, It is added,
saw a Spanish prisoner, who bad been
allowed his freedom, make a movement
which appeared :Ike tampering with a
bowl of soup intended for Agninaldo,
Whereupon the steward tasted a spoonful
of the soup and fall dead.
Eleven Franciscan friars are alleged to
bavo been engaged in the conspiraoy.
The populace, It is further stutod, at.
tempted to lynch all the Spanish prison-
ers, but Agninaldo intervened.
Troops for Manila.
Washington, Sept. 20. -Five regiments
now at San Francisco have been ordered
to Manila. Arrangements for their trans-
portation will be remade at ouoe.
Correa Incensed at Toral.
Madrid, Sept. 20. -The Minister of
War, General Correa, bas issued instruc-
tions fol the return of the Spanish troops
in the West Indies. The sick are to leave
first and the archives, especially those
relating to the war, will he brought to
Spain with the arms, ammunition, nags
and material stored in Cuba and Porto
Rico.
The Minister is greatly incensed at
General Toral sending him a despatch
on the latter's arrival at Vigo (Spain)
from Santiago de Cuba, and said Toral
already ought to be court-martialled for
his conduct as Governor of Santiago.
Ten Per Cent. Die on Board.
Madsed, Sept. 20. --There is consider-
able indignation here at the fact that
there were 123 deaths during the voyage
among the 1,000 Spanish soldiers who
have just arrived in Spain on board the
Spanish transport San Ignacio de Loyola,
from Santiago de Cuba. Tile Spaniards
attribute this heavy death rate to the
"Inhumanity of the Americana in oblig-
ing the sick Spaniards to embark and
make room in the hospitals for Ameri-
cans."
Dreyfus Entrapped by Those He
Was Employed to Watch.
MAJOR ESTERHAZY-TO CONFESS
Another Octogenarian Gone.
Cornwall, Sept 20. -Another of the
old landmarks of Gengarry bas been re-
moved in the person of Catharine Mo
Kinnon, relict of Angus McDonald, who
died at the residence of her son, Donald
Mof)onald, Alexandria, in her Seth year..
She was born m Knoydart, Invornosshire,
Scotland, and came to Canada with her
husband and family in 1853, and has
since resided In Glengarry. Her husband
died in 1859. Two sons and two
daughters survive her.
Judge Dugas has got his commmssiee
as, judge to succeed Justice l clit.iru
the Yukon.
Gut of 1,000 Papers Relating' to tete Case
Congioting Dreyfus, Over 000. of Them
wore Forged - An I',naginative.
Journal, Says Dreyfus. Was
$eacued Two Tears
Ago,
London, Sept, 20, -David Christie
Murray publishes in the Morning yester-
day a long story regarding the Dreyfus
affair. The author vouches for .the truth
of the story, but deoiares that be cannot
disclose the souk° frons which he got his
information. The artiole states in effect
that Dreyfus was engaged as a spy, in
the employment of a secret denartmeut
of the French artily, against those sus-
pected of traf.oking with Germany and
other powers. His zeal here, so the start'
goes, led him to become the victim of
revenge on the part of Col, Henry.
Comte Esterhazy and Col. I'aty ru
Clam, who themselves were concerned in
treasonable practices,
Was 1#rolftgs released;'
George B, Sinits, the piaywriht, main-
tains that J ayfus was released freest
Devil's Wand twat o years ago,, aal
a sub-
stitute found, be a Fresneh syudicate
organized to secure the liberation of
prisoners in penal settlelaonts who can
pay heavily for their freedoms, Sims say . i
"The real diihculty of tiro French Gov
eminent is to fin Dreyfus, who is in
South America under all assumed nem°.
His wife dame not quit France to join
him; that would mean a plat for hits re•
serest or assassination, Dreyfus does not
yet feel sstfticient confidence in the
authorities and the French people to put
his head in the lion's den."
ESTERHAZY'S CONFESSION.
Tlie bEajor, Who Is Now is London, Tells
a Tale of astounding Forgeries
to Conriet Drertus.
Buffalo, Sept. 20, -The Courier has
the following special cable from London:
Major Esterbazy is about to make a full
aonfesaiOn of his connection with the plot
to disgrace Dreyfus. The Major has been
sMoly staying in London for some days.
Shaving off his Moustache was his only
attempt at disguise, but this has proved
suflleient, as his whereabouts remained
undiscovered
•by private detectives,
bath
English and French, who have boon
hunting hint in the interest of the Drey-
fus family.
The Alleged Statement.
The Mayor has authorized the follow-
ing statement: "There is. no longer any
justice for sue in my own country, and
the time has arrived to make a full dis-
closure of tho part Iplayed i
n the Drey-
fus
ro -fus affair. Intendto snake this dis-
closure in the interest of truth, regard-
less of its result to Dreyfus personally. I
can no longer allow myself to be made a
scapegoat, The responsibility must be
fairly distributed.
"Everything I slid Was in blind, un-
questioning obedience to my superior
otlicer, I am a professional soldier. I
know no law but the law of absolute
obedience to my superiors.
Abandoned by Itis Chiefs.
"It I were ordered to take a gun and
shoot my own brother, I would do so
without the slightest hesitation. I have
now only my own honor to consider.
My military chiefs have abandoned mo.
I awe them no further allegiance,
"You ask me if I was a spy, a secret
agent, employed by the Fronoh mnilitary
L 0 watch the attaches of the n
forei
staff t g
powers. I answer that I acted loyally
uncler orders. My justification shall bo
made plain at the proper time, which is
very near at hand.
Six Ifundrod Forgeries.
"You want to know whither my dis-
closures will clear Dreyfus. I answer
that out of a thousand documents malting
up the Dreyfus dossier papers in the
case, I know that six hundred ars forged.
I am prepared to show by whom and
under what circumstances these forgeries
were committed. Whether Dreyfus is the
innocent his obampions suppose remains
to be seen. That can be safely left to the
public to judge when they are in pos-
session of all the facts."
Started for Devil's Island.
London, Sept. 20.-A despatch to the
Daily Mail froin Paris says that La
Cecile has started for Devil's Island,with
a view to the return of Dreyfus to France
for retrial. France is in a ferment over
the later developments in the oase and
the reported interview with Major Ester -
hazy, which was cabled' from London
last night, and which has caused the
wildest excitement. There is a hesitancy
on the part of the Paris press to pacers
the interview as true, until Comte Ester -
hazy himself Domes from hiding ani
makes it good. Yet the people are ready
to believe the story, and it is generally
thought that Esterhazy, seeing the futil
ity of denial in the face of trial of Drey-
fus, is ready to turn against those who,
with him, aided in the conviction of
Dreyfus, hoping thereby to save his own
skin.
British Barque in Trouble.
Yokohama,Sept. 20. -British barque
q
Heathfield, from Shanghai for Tacoma,
which put in here on Sept. 13 suffering
from the effects of heavy weather, as
previously reported, Is found to be ex-
tensively damaged. Hor repairs, It is esti-
mated, will cost 01,800.
MP to Injured
any - eop �.•
Bradford, Eng.,' Sept. 20. -An electric
street car was derailed while . descending
a hill bore yesterday. Fifty persons were
seriously injured.' Several of them are.
et' ing.
Tried to Drown His Daughter.
London, Sept. 20. -Edward Havens,
Lord of the . Manor of East Denyland,
near Colchester, was renmanded at Har-
wich yesterday on the charge of attempt-
ing to drown his 12 -year-old daughter
from a quay.
Jago Gets Eight Years.
London, Sept. 20.-J. W. Jago, form-
erly chief officer of the White- Star Line
steamer Britannic, , and John Kynaston,
who was the second officer of the same
'+teamer, both of whom have, been con.
NIT1 Ci1WANG RAILWAY LOAN.,
The Tsang Li Yemen Authorizes Its Con-
clusion With British, Syndicate.
London, Sept. 20. ---.The l .ekin .corres-
pondent of the Times says that as a
result 01 the British protests, the Taung
Li Yemen has authorized the conclusion.
of the Niu Chwang Railway loan with a
British syndicate..
TRE SULTAN YIELDS.
Candien ilufians Are Now Surrendering'
Their Arms.
Candia, Island of Crete, Sept, 20, --•The
disarmament of the Mussulmans has
been delayed, Djevad Pasha, the Turkish
military commander, demanding that
the arms be delivered on board a Turkish
warship. Admiral Noel, the British nevai
commaudor, insists that they ba,landed
to a British guard.
Edhont Pesha, the Turkish Governor,
has just had a proclamation publicly
read, saying that by order of the Sultan
all arms must be surrendered to the corn.-
luittee formed for that purpose. The sur-
render bas already begun. Thera is no
disorder,
DEFENDS HIMSELF,
Bex. Mr. Thompson, Known In Toronto,
Gets After the Editor of the
Kamloops Standard,
Vancouver, B.C., Sept. 20. ---Rev. Mr.
Thompson, scent's' in Toronto, Baptist
Mluieterf who the newspapers comment-
tel
oumen ,el
on as burying one wife one day in
Boston and marrying again the next day,
his child dyiug suddenly shortly after,
has sued the editor of the Standard of
Kamloops, who announced Thotupson's
arrival at Kaniloopswith his pretty wife.
The editor recorded Tbompson's history
and headed the article "Wanted in
Boston." Mr, Thompson took no notice
1111 a St. John's paper came out with his
history there, whoa he sued the Standard
for criminal libel. The editor of the
Standard was bound over in $60Q to
stand trial.
Suspected of Stealing 88,000.
Several misters discharged from the
Golden Gaaho mine on Saturday are sus-
pooted of stealing 800 ounces of gold
amalgam, valued et $8,000, frown the ccrn-
pany's safe at the mines in Liilooat, re-
pxoseuting a thirty -day clean-up. The
pollee are scouring the country far the
robbers. who ere thought to bo coroka
Who passed themselves off as miners.
DIRS. GUILFORD IN otmaEAL.
She Was Soon There. But Mas Again
Flitted -Gone to Europe.
Montreal, Sept. 20. -Reporters yester-
day traced Mrs. Nanoy A. Guilford, the
suspect In the Bridgeport mystery, to
the Place Vigor Hotel here, where she
bad registered under an assumed nasno,
and from thorn to a private boarding
house on St. Donis street..
She left the latter place at 8.30 p.m.
Friday, taking her trunk with her on the
drivers box, which is the last -rase ob.
tained of her up to nate. Tho police be-
lieve she caught a Liverpool steamer hero
and that she has gone to Europe.
Northwest Legislature Prorogued.
Winnipeg, Sept, 20. --The Northwest
Legislature prorogued :at. Regina yester-
day, and now elections will bo held at
Once, Before adjourning the following
resolution was passed:
"That, in the opinion of this House,
immediate action should bo taken by the
Federal Government to force the location.
of and issue of patents for all lands in
the Territories to which railway colonize-
tion companies are entitled, so that these
lands may bear their just proportion of
taxes for schools, loual improvements and
other purposes."
In the absence of Lieutenant -
Governor Camozon through illness, the
Legislature was prorogued by Judge
Richardson, Administrator,
Serious .Shooting Affray.
Montreal, Sept. 20.-A serious shoot-
ing affray has occurred at 34 Donogani
street, nice iitating the removal of two
colored persons to the General Hospital.
It is said that a quarrel arose between a
man named W. H. Renfrew and a
woman known as Annie Nelson, at the
house mentioned, where the latter
resides. The latter then took a revolver
from a bureau, it is further reported, and
fired at Renfrew, the bullet lodging in
the abdomen. She shortly afterwards
turned the weapon on herself, inflicting
serious injury.
The French Shore Commission.
St. John's, N11&, Sept. 20. -The British
Royal Commission to inquire into the
French shore question started yesterday
for cruise along the treaty coast. The
Colonial Government has scored a signal
victory by inducing the commissioners
to accept the co-operation of the colony's
representative, Receiver•General Morino.
The commission did not wish to have
colonial officers accompanythem, but the
Colonial Ministry insisted that their
representative should go in order that
the settlers' case should be fairly pre•
Sall ted.
EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every Wedeesday)
Wheat per bushel_ .......... . ..... 02 to ee
Flour per cwt 2.15
Barley e0 to 05
Oats t.s2 to 23
Peas 40 to 50
Butter 11 to l2
Eggs. -,,,--, f0
Potatoes perbag 25 to 90
Ra per to 5 Oto
n 0.00
p a
Dried. Apples per lb 4
Against the Chinese.
Winnipeg, Sept. 20. -At yesterday's
meeting of the Labor Congress the
Chinese question was taken up and oocu •
pied tb3 attention of the members all
day, being discussed at length. Is was
1
resolved that the •Congress again urge
upon the Dominion Government to in-
orease the present head tax upon Chinese
immigrants enteritis;
this country from
$50 to $500; also to prohibit their em-
ployment assteamer stokers or other
responsible positions. This latter will
include the Japanese also.
Church of England Synod.
Montreal,Sept. 20. -Nearly the whole
of yesterday's session of the Church of
England Synod was occupied with the
consideration of the scheme proposed by
the General Synod at its last meeting' in
Winnipeg to merge the Domestic and
Foreign Mission Society of the Provinoial
Synod into that of the General Synod.
The scheme met with strong opposition
from inany of the delegates, and no de.
Melon was reached by the hour of ad-
journment
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The sheds contait•in„ the wir.ter
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Must Pay Protest, Costs.
Toronto, . Sept. 20. -The ' Court of
Appeal gave judgment yesterday morn•
ing against the South Ontario Conserva-
tives, who will thereby have to pay the
costs: of the election protest.
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once eminently St them for giving you
medical advice. Write freely all the
particulars in your case.
Address, Dr..J. C. AYER,
Lowell, Maes.
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The Leading Specialists of America
20 YEARS IN DETROIT.
250,000 CURED.
WE CURE EMISSIONS
Nothing can be more demoralizing to
young of tmiddle-aged"t men than
They
produce weakness nervousness, a feeling
of disgustand awlioletrain ofsymptoms.
They unfit a man for business married
lie and social happiness. No matter
whether caused by evil habits in youth,
natural weakness or sexual excesses, our
New Method Treatment will positively
CUM you.
NO CURE -NO PAY
'Render, yo:i need hole. Early abuse or
later excesses may have weakened you.
Exposure may have diseased you. You
are w. safe till cured. Our New Method
Will cine sen. You run no risk.
250,000 CURED
you:.��2»--lou are pale, feeble
and haggard..nbrvoa ,irritable and ex-
citable. You evenne forgetful, morose,
and despondent; blotches and pimples,
sue -en eyes, s wrinkled nklod face' stoo
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form and downcast countenance reveal
the blight of your existence.
fi9'ECU EA' RICOCELE,
NO. Matter how serious your vaso may
lea.ser how long you may have had it our
NEW METIO» TREATMENT will
euro it. The "wormy veins" return to
their normnal conditionand hence the
sexual organs receive proper nourish-
ment. Tho organs become vitalized, all
unnatural drains or losses cease and
manlyowers return. No temporary
benefit. phut a permanent euro assured.
NO CURT NO PAL NO OPERA-
TION 1 t.tlSSA ILNO DETEN-
TION Pl Olt BUS ELS S.
CURES GUARANTEED
We treat and cure SYPHILIS,
GLEET EMISSIONS,` IMPOTENCY,
ST1tI01URT: VARICOCELE, SEMI
NAL LOSSES, BLADDER AND Kit-
N)Ydiseases. CONSULTATION
Fi1DE.BOOKS FREE. CHARGES
MODERATE. If unable to call. write
for a QUISSTION BLANK for HOME
TREA HENT.
KENNEDY& KERGA4
148 SHELBY STREET,
DETROIT. MICH.
K&K K&K K&K
withPio!verbs
but don't think you can patch
clothes to look like new,
'Then again it wouldnot
pay you when you can buy
clothing at the prices we
sell.
BARGA1NS.-meo-
Pauts made to order, all
wool heavy tweedsO
o h� y 52.0
Suits 9.80
Overcoats 8.09
Biack Worsted suits a spec-
ial, B12,00
$20 blacks beat all
others at $23. Come stud sea
for yourselt.
PATRONIZE US.
People patronize us because
they realize that we always
sell clothing that is strictly
up-to-date...
. GIRIEVE
Opposite Post Office -
Bicycles
Bicycles l l
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Bicycles , .
Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you :seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek first a good.
wheel. We can furnish youany of
the best wheels made at lowest prices
Musical.
Do you want anything in the
musical line. We have a choice lot
of Pianos and organs, call and in-
spect them before buying elsewhere.
Afull stock
Of sewing machines, baby oar-
riageS, etc. etc,
Perkins & Martino
THE.
jk1RAL
Dave 1
STORE.
Try R'INAN'S COUGH BALSAM
still holds first place in the market.
and Influenza.
The Old Reliable, Winstn,s Con -
and Condition Powder for same
Cramps, Pains, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
which is an excellent remedy for I
Also Lotion for scratehes on horses
&Mos, Powders,
for Coughs, Colas and Bronchial trouble
in old or young.
We mtianuraeture-0
WiNER'S LINAMENT
SOLE A.GENi' VOA LUNG SYRUP. I
C_ LUTZ, DRUGGIST.
OVER
LOADED.
Every incoming freight train,
since last January, empties part
on floors,a d the
of its cargoour n
new things have crowded every
foot of our large floor space.
WE ARE NOT
hurrying you to purchase, but
many prefer to get as near as
possible the first choice of new
assortments. Our shock of Fur-
niture of all kinds was never
more complete. Purchasers get
from us always the
R
LOWEST PRICES
S CES
and the advantage of all th t r
g e e u.�)
of styles and of the most perfect
taste that we can command.
S.&
GIDLEY SON
Furniture Dealers & Undertakers,