The Exeter Advocate, 1893-11-23, Page 7TIIE YIRGIN1US MASSACRE
Mild. Aid Stayed the Slaughter
or a Few Prisoners.
11•111,1.0011.*VOSW
A CRUEL IND WANTON BUTCHERY.
She f4JMO*th f lrortydrhree *en Without
Teta —Appeei to natititish teimmodorte.
etweerhirdo latre.tilaffiniy how to the
tetritish Officer** theatre.
WENTY years ago to.
day, xo.y.4 tho Now Yerk
Heeadd, the noweripere of
1/,il the world publissed a de-
se)atch of less Onto half a
&nen lino from Havana,
the coeionte of entice
newly eintemited us in a
WarwL pain.
Tele despatch recounted
the foot to the steamer
t Virginias, which, a4
.iiiitcp1 to la weli known, sailed under
Vit,ft .
A, the S,ars aud S styes, had
bsoos
at by the Spanish Steamer Ternedo,
tared that some of theta oil board had been
geot 700 pirates.
The news fanned the spirit of the eountry
high wind fans a itAms, and wheat
ot new trieetagee told of the axsoation of
1 =Daly ax ty pi:I:lettere, national feelieg toed
fee /ewer helit.
The Watery of the Incident le too well
&nowt: to be void in debeil, but the fact thet
an utieriettlig in Calm ie now attraating atten-
Mon will give it /renewed interest. la, ery.
'Inlay has read how 'hi Vireitiieo was chased
by the Tornado and captured wtthio sight
of the Morant Poitit Lighthouse, on the east
mod of the Filmed of Jet:idles ; how oho was
' towed inee Santiago de Cabe, and there,
Mane a triel Jesting in sone instenoss may
miteaton fifty-three of those whit were
en bowel wow)
SHoT nr THE PUBLIC SQUARE
saw the elm:meter honee, among them being
.3toiteipla Fry, the captain of the steittrom ;
Memos:4Pa Verona, W. A. O. Ryan, Jesuo
doliZei itnd Pedpo Gzspodon ; hew Great
likitain and the United Slates pretested
tihrernh their repremintati the atiaitint the
elonighttr and sent their men-of-war to pro-
:tetit the other prisooers ; hew the "sur.
etteriere,"ew they were celled, vrero dente:wed
svp to onr Goverement and brought to New
"York, ared fixedly how Virginine sena off
itdroalteg Pen Shams.
dlr. de Cerdovei'who is now in New
'N'tvek, was then livieg iti Kineetion, Jemaiors,
avid it wits to him bite Virginlue was oon-
Awned on her aerated, f ir be wee well knowe
nen Animals. itiond and vreora adtooete ot.
Cuban Ladependerice.
to etereicer, oe being overhauled on her
=rived rit Ktogeten, wait found to be defeat -
tine
to eitienizt petitions of her acitchiekery.
sad the as*Y.eary repairs were made by a
level esti:aeon under the dtreceion of the
libAy'a own engineer. As sotto as the repeire
were oompleted the ebip wee given a trial
the harbom and loud were the re.
•inge nt her imptoved oorieition.
hen the steemer etarted it lerge number
a gentlemen went out oti her for a few
neltee to SIM their treandis itirly env ted on
evleet ribey believed wee be be the sucoetsfut.
T.tlatnet to iten.levo
THE INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA.
Mr. t,'13 Cordova had not isneZt satiefied
eratee the reenin Of the trial :rip, and as they
. wenemed down the heener mid betwed Pore
Metial be celled attention to the laot tliet
the ganteatiori el steam was }14,0tdVi3.
torlefferent peoesere .was attained, and
arizon2ly advised that oven then the d,par.
turw i"hould be delayed until gieetar °DIM-
.rantry heel hien ob tot fled. -
Pied this itoomeel be listened to there is
not keowing white a obange alights have oo.
mitered to: tee expeiditecit nnd in tee fate ef
'Itheret who venire antrainarAy exeouted,lbut the
'tiflitiod isit thew in imetiority wee up, and they
redneed tole:ten to edvice. They esti ebertrail
wed they wets gentle on. That we their
iltreerminetion.
Arid the news of the intended extioutinne
Trate not ktiewn in Kiegaton :het eitermion
Until rietoly 4 e'olock.
de Ciudova, ordered a boat to be got
"wily tn tr},kil Wilt}s Port Reeal, aed thee,
jetteplog foto a buggy, drove off to the Act -
log Vico Coneni in the Uttited Stetes to get
Itita to take :cattov. '
SEEKING HELP.
It I:appeared that tbe Consul had been off
inee ielitaad for eon* time and thortly efter
het deetaritere the Vie4 Consul woe ordered
amity for the benedet ot his hoeltla ; to he
Led left a ati41/tIteke, who woo time oyez.
..p.oahroily celled croonto resume; resperini-
Irak:Fes and feet: eiffieultaw tif ho eedimiry
ninigteott.r. * Coen Mi. do Crvievids repro-
semeationa and infermetten that the United
,Flatlets ateemer on we.r Wyernieg wee be
eCtraen elaaeaniebleman was fluidly ioduced ret
wood a wattle to .tbe commander rtquesting
bins to start immediatelt.
tithes deem, Mr. tie Cerdove set out/ for
Foie Reyet, mid in time reached the Cent -
median, e garters. It did, net tete long to
. palotani the facto ar,d bo aek him to tater.
Nene tia prevent the father executions, -
di "le
we* b oepitoity do you call an me t "
. 1/41,vod'the Commodore.
' "As the ottneitotee of the Virgin/moos a
Teatimesubject air one holding . Her
. Majesty's estenAssion of Jestme Of the
Penes, err in any capecity whioh will soOneat
niewein a hearieg fee
THE DESPATCHES.
Then the fieliowiog two oeblegranto from
110 A.Rkericatta Vice -Conant were shown to
Otenneelore de Hee'. Toy were duly
tormisterhigoed by the mummer of the oable
. trate wit having botal received there, and
entAi thriew :
*4 Metal deepstehret state that Virginins
eititetripartla lamileg 26th and 27th ; wao
oleesed ogg And otieeped 31et ; was seen by
Memo& shout eight nview frem oneet, *.ed
•entreteured ef we eig It hears* chase about 11 .
lonotent wiehout resleterice, &Towline over -
•;tweed, durtng the obese, a,ente arid ammuni-
-.don e brenehe in bete Nov. 1st, 5 p. m,
tiletamtesttee ROA, Com:miles. Jesue Del Bei
ridendt teesterdisy. Dieu% know *hot will he
'Sane With rest," .
'Vete emceed /laid:
4drifty.thre already shot of Vtrghtine.
lidepitnin Fry emit meet of the crow, .glitih
. nod Otanerikan."
,. . , , ,
wow coennonOtell Ac.,
17,Vinit a few wee& of thanks to the Owen
rairielterti, Kr. de Cairiltria, hurried 'ith itts
130144, riag to Itlegeton a inesnage, which „
. Witte tit the fo hewing 4}1r00}1, for after the 1
Immo id ao my pewit the exect wording le 1
.atsYV eitimemhored he hint: .4' Goinitnedere de
14gotteay protestio, lo 13fer Britatutio fddosty's
nano, twattnit futther execution of prrsone
. en Viellitteet, timid/mg atrittel of Here Mat .
tifienteoso iifelti Ntobee which leives this memo
iles for Ontie."
ointenten wiendifiunt Averwritte
'Antal like OwsterrierGetteriti of liitliyhge,
:ttsiovrtiA012 time Memage be stornied mid toyed
*litho IM tianani4N"aven onfookerefterwards i
ottlide)retlebto felt he ameld, not well Word tie
fOlitore the pretest and dieregard this inter,.
vention at Duch a time, mid he woe per -
twee compelled to how tie the ineviteble and
evvelt events, vette& eventually moved those
who had looked deeds full in the Woo
During the tbne tho Virginivie was befog
prepered the chief members of the entreat.
tion were royally feted by the people of
Kingston, and breakfastand dinners sod
dencee were given in their honer.
The two most popular were undoubt-
edly Bersabee Verona invieriebly known
aie &mitosis, and Wiliam Charlet; Albert
Ityarn or General Hymn air he wag always
called.
They were abeolutely unlike—Verona of
middle height, blight, handeeine, with
frank, quiet manner; Ryan, tall, with oler
out features, long hair, azid a oertiein afro-
tittiou ia dream, which was irttenuifled by the
huge sombrero he wore, and a maneer in
which there was unquestionably sernethieg
of bombast.
Bat however unlike outwardly, they were
both devoted to the caute of Cabe arid &bate
lutely without fear. Indeed, it wee writtet)
of Ryan at the time that he, liko Bayard,
was saw pour et sans reproche."
awes STRANGE 0017RAGE.
Hisi belief in hie immunity from death by
bullets was remarkable. He had received
about twenty ouch wounds during the civb
war, ki whiten he rose to the rank of fine
heutoneet, and on more than ooe oecaaioo
before loevisig Kingston when the subject
turned on the appreaothog entexprion he
had been heard to say " shall never die
by 0:bullet. I know it. They have tried
hard to kill me, as you see by theee woands,
but I cannot die that) way."
And when the volley was fired which
killed Varoea, Clespedes and Jesus Del Sol,
the men who witti Ryan, mode up the diet
four who were executed, he fell brolty
wounded, but did not die until a sollier
ran up and put a eword through his hod,
after which his head and Varena's were
pub on pikes arid carried through the etreatt
amid the howlings of delight of an almost
blood maddened populace.
It le an intereeting feet to net, in con-
nection with the incident of the Virgbaine,
that a couple of weeks after the execution
a son was born to Mr. end Mrs. de Cerdeva
and mimed Verona Agramonte, after their
unfortunate young friend and another Cuban
patriot.
WASHED THE WRONG HAIM
The Trouble a Travelling Man Got Him-
self Into.
He was w,travoillog salemman who spent
most of his time on the road, far from his
loved wile and children. For the le nefit of
the hotter he had placed his family in a
neat little cottage with a nice yard, and
located in the suburb e above the bridge,
where life is not so crowded as it is in the
city. -
Being an affeotionete husband end father,
gaya the New York Herald, ead finding
himself in an adjoining town on a Saturday
morning, he resolved to take advantage of
the opportmiv to patio Sunday by hie own
beartinstene and in the benom of hie
He would al* give his wife a pleemiut
surprise.
Arriving at the cottage, be found the
door locked and no one at home. "She is
marketing for Sunday," he said, and,
effecting an entrance, proceeded to make
rdsoself ae home. He went) out on the front
porch and was greatly pleased to see hie
yews -gab ohild, a baby in arms when he
bed last emit it, toddling vireued the yard.
He wondered what he could do to apenee
ot, and eneldenly remembered that hie wale
always gave the children a bath before
pnthing them to bad. He would bathe
this ewe so as to give her more time to talk
with him.
He very soon had the baby in the bath
tub, and despite its appeals for " Mamea
end " Pala, ' had te well lathered and
rhoroughiy orubbed. While drying the
child hie wife entered the room.
"Oh, Frank 1" $he cried. "How did
you get home? I ain so delighted."
"1 thought I wouid surpriee you, dear,"
and he releated her from his embrace and
pointed pronely at his work.
"Bub what are you doing?" she asked,
se she platted up the netted and ehivering
infe.nt.
"1 wattled the child to WO could have
more time together' " replied.
"But this is notour :Ilia. Frank ;" it
belonge to our melghbor att door.
Freak returned the bori owed infant) and
apologized, but be will git some one to in-
troduce him the nexe time he cornea home.
Why She Mourned.
She had reported the lose of her pookete
book with wailing and gnashing of teeth at
plebe° heedguerters.
"What were the °entente, madamer'
&Mended the °SW. •
" Toore *aka 'mole money," she groaned:
"1 forget how muoh, e; mo in diver and
some ha bide. And there were °lova ed
tiokelri—and—and "—here her grief ren-
dered her riliaret inaudible—" eight satnples
to match 1"
aumemosse entwoniee
" She
• keth
Well
to the ways of her household."
Yes, Solomon is right; that 's what
the good housekeeper everywhere
• does, but particularlg in Can-
ada.
But her ways are not always
old ways. In fact she has dis-
carded many unsatisfactory old
ways. For instance; to -day she
is using
the. New Shortening, instead of
lard. Ankthis isin itself a re4,-
sodwhy "she looketh well" iti
a.nother gense, for she eats pa:
lard to cause poor digestion and
a worse complexion. "
COTTOIXNE is much better
than lard for all cooking pur-
poses, as every one who has tried
it declares. Have you tried it?
For sale everywhere.
Made only by
N. K. FAIRI3ANIC &
Wellington and Ann} Sts.,
MONTREAL,
LIFE IN A PENSION.
[tow Mollsietir is Treated by Ws
Rost and Maid.
LIGET PARISIAN BREAKFASTS.
The Latitude of Life in n rum wioor Pert*
sioa—nates or pare—Patience 14 Neces.
sary—Erenell and American Ways Com.
pared.
pARD5,
N the life of cesn10.
politan Paris the pen-
eion piens a role of
prominence, news a
oorreepondent ; ibis a
marked and choreic
eriabie feature of the
eity, as looni to it es
n he leeigng house of
ILLondon in to Englioh
life er the bearding house to the lead of
flee Amerleans, but it:hawing a totally
different pesition in the social scale from
other of these inetitutionte The Parts
pension is dietinotiy and undeniably cos-
mopolitan; 113 is even mere, in thatit le de-
mooratic,er, se thia Frenoh themselves would
gay, republioen. 11318 no rapecter of per-
sons or looalitiefe for it is equaily at home
ins narrow street off frotn Wee old Faubourg
St. Germain, or when it lecke ent en the
ecauty of the Champs Elysees. You will
fid it away out on the road to Passey, or
just 0r wand the corner from the Boulevard
ken Itellens, and you will diseover ite in.
laiebitante to be as diverse in' aspect and
nationality as ith situations are various, but
In apite of all tide the pension will eta'
fealutain certain unelterabie oharaoterieties
tab pronounce it to be, all bi all, a true
Paris outcome of a
DISTINCTIVELy PARISIAN NEED.
In Path there is mob the earne eooIal gelf
eeperaleng the dweller in a hotel from the
resident of a pension that is to be found be-
tween those who live in hotels and board-
ing bowies in the Staten where the tine may
be "lo the swim," but the other never is,
being debarred by the very foot of bis
2visteno0 within the tabooed Walla.
Here the reverse of this is true, rather, for
of the bwo the pension is the more highly
eetimated av d the hehter and more refined
seeial element, whether of resilient foreign-
ers, tourists or native Partition, win always
be found located tnere in preference to the
"Ttt:.'penzion differs in grede according to
he 'wealthy in which it is eitioted, and the
mount of French geld you wilt part with
in return for the ebelter of ite walls and the
nee of its accommedatione will fluctuate
with the same aotneting cause a, also inlittle
with the netioliality el the proprietor.,
The syetetri of remuneration in a pension
ie similar t,o that at bailie on the American
wan, with the invariable oentinental addl.
Olen ot a charge for lights and service
light in tionaliy toe don to be worth paying
ion and you have a consoioneness that
THE TARIFF FOE SERVICE
in purely superfluous so far as ehe servants
ere concerned, for you will beatified upon to
fre eoh one in proportion to the amount of
time he has devoted to you when on de.
earn and no portion of the origieal service
charge lever reaches their had. The
demand is of Beth a trifliug amount, .how-
ever, that it is herdly worth coneldera.tien,
*tad the entire charge for accommodations
amount/ to lees than it weuld in an Ameri-
can boardinwhouse of oerresponding loca-
tion.
'lee 70 are pensions where f.3i a day will
provide one with bed end board, but these
moog te the choicer class ; lothoso o; the
best standing from f 813o 1.10 or 1.12 are the
using rates, with additioue in propertion to
tee looation of the house and the eithetion
hcrein of your room, which may run up to
1,3 or f.5 more daily, bub then are exeep
lonally high prices, and the average 6/avid-
:fir heeld be amply satisfied with a 1.12
accommodettion. Thai meting from 2 to
Altaerloall dollars, and if you desire to
know what you will reotive inoretein for
teem come with me 140 A petition for a little
and learn.
A VISIT TO A PENSION.
Yoar befit will appear at this moment,
heviee, with true Pretich delioaoy. pew-
mitted you to go thrisugh the ague! diffi:ulty
with the &denten Without the embeetars-
00014 of his wiesenee, aid will greet you
with grace and effniion. He Is not a French -
emu, nuo he brio lived in Parte ter 30 years,
and presides now over the atone establish-
ment thoe his father made famene before
him—for thisopenelen has quite a repetition
of be own —so he is itoo titoronghly identt.
fied with Paris to show emelt tram of the
uederiying Eogliehmein, beyond a pair ef
mutton-ohop wiliekere and a tweed mitt
He take e great pride in the ago and respeor-
abiliey of Ms hense, and refere to the days
Were the Franco-Prussian war with a light
imillarity that is deeply impressive to the
no woomer in Parte. He 'mimes you that
nbe house le full, (mite fisil, bot thst he can
4rrowee for you a very onarming room, an
airy, delightful room in fact, end only en
thethird floor; he is sure you will not mind
that, Espeoieily as the aeconesur is always
at your 'Palawan Yenr room balsa °loon a
rarity, and then
THERE IS THE BALCONY,
truly monsieer will enjoy the baloon for
his smoke. So, cionvinced of tin aullability
of the room for your every need, you reekon
wieh American barrancas that them" floors
with the elevator in nob so had, arid order
your, luggage taken Up. 'Afterward you
Ineve plenty of time while the elevator
61808088 8110Ply,' !Stealthily, , almost ens-
nicieuely indeed, after the rummer of
French eleveders, to remember thet in
Franco the ground firer 11 followed by the
outrage), after whioie comes the first floor,
and that In reality goer third floor room
is situated en theefitth floor. By the time
you reach It, however, the portent have
already tnetalled your luggage theteio, and
you weakly submit to the eitonmetences
and 'doeide to remain 10 ept;e of youreelf,
Yan will repent of " your declaim many
times a day, to doubb, when you hover
before that elevator well, waiting long -
tardy for the muoto (lettered arrival of
the aeoeuseur at your floor," and during
your Icing -drawn -ante trips up arid down
within it, whore you waste precious hours
of your mantle° t and leans the beauties
ef patience sod reprise ef manner, but
ih ta ta late now, and you wearied- to look
,oborit yen end (Slattern the charms +anyone:
eerie. -
The olonet ta cerfahaly therm undoubtedly
there, for is it not formed by apartition
built severe theeeoom corner t Yen throw
your hat an tile of it and
e vkaTICIATNTum ITALC,O, Nye ; • •
It' Makes firm a little dizzy to leek anyone;
for Perislati hemp' tire, for, recitierleweetndaled
and yeti (:o re 6 4e stories shoshi the patemetile
and you filmy reri rthair that would eoutain
you uLd find pier* on thab balcony's
width. Furthennere, if Yon etteMnii tn
wont thire it mote be eideteage, or you will
coMe in genteel) with the house wait on ono
midi) and the Iron balcony rails on the Ober.
4till you *noel) derey that the balcony haq.
beea provided, so you glom the windows
and retire to the interior.
The wall peptir elbowthe softeniog tieugh
of the fioger ef diem, and the furniture has
itself et - various intervalo tiering
the lest generation, but there lo a lace over
on the tied end two sets of &reporters before
your window, and ono
. mann =PUT TIVIWITIHNO
for 1.10 day.' You will, nevertheless, re-
ceive for it more attentionand ctunsidarotion,
in many ways than t an, bc rieeured in
Anteriett for three times that stmt.
When yon Awake in the morning, belt 7
o'olook or 10, you hove but to ringyour
anddirealy there is a tap, a gentle, reepoote
fat tam, he Jim ettid, on your door. In
rest:time° to your " entree " there enters a.
maid, droned in tevereet black, but with
au ioameordote white apron and o,,oap or
distinotly Parlidan bine and polls with
two broad teads depending irern it be her
waist, She steeds with folded hende, look-
ing at you demurely from beneath her cap
hide, and greete you invariably with this
formula:
" Goed morning, Widen 2 Widen rang,
whet does he require?"
Awl you annomme that you require Your
breakfast.
YOU MUST IIAVID PATIENCE, '
for the Frorich are not a quick race in all
thing°, but when the rap is again heard,
the meld enters beering a tray on whit&
are displayed a oup of steaming coffee or
chaelate, as you prefer, a plate of villa,
round, square, oblong and horneahoe, eaoh
varyiog 10 flavor and comdetency as mech
an form, and a dish of tlain dioke of un -
tatted butter, molt with its accompanying
ball of lee.
"It/Pelee is served ?" nye your maid
softly, and she pulls aside your window
dreperies and theti diseppears, leaving you
to dispose of the vlaride at your leisure
and draws •efterward. At first your Amer!.
can plate easy clamor for a more sn'estan-
bial morning mol, but in a eurpritingly
short time yeu become, not only amuse
towed, but atiaehed to the universal con-
tinental brenkfast to snob a degree that
when yoa return home you will fled more
diffiouity in assuming the heavier repast
then ever you had in forgetting it.
When you rise, a valet de chembre brings
your hot water, and when you are ready to
descend Pierre,
THE -BOY IN BUTTONS,
anewera your call for the elevator, and the
oonciarge calls your cab. You begin to feel
a Dense of great compleceney, nob at all in
harmony with oneti usual conceptions of a
fifth floor roomer. In Paris, bowever, it is
net the (Biennia froni the greund that ene
dwells whieh determines one's importance in
society, but the coedttion orthe ww there-
to, so in reality y4u stand very well in tho
social soak in opite.of thatlif h floor.
When you mum 'from e, our drive/ you
find the second • breakfitse bring served. in
elm dieing saloon. It differs very little
from our louche4n, and conaieto of two
courres of meat*, hob and cold, an entree,
emelettes, trait, ottiese end possibly one
vegeteille. You drink light wine with ib,
or mineral water, never ley any chance the
eity wa'
ter which, is deer in color hitt a
dangerous fluid in Es tffeets. " 'When
you're in Rome do as theRomene do," is
the' admit guide for every trevelier, and no
Parisian woe ever guilty of imbibing Sehm
water, even though he were consumed with
thirst.
It is at this meal that you will get your
Bret look at your neWgbbere in your new
home. You will see at once that the tint.
vetsal cosmopolitanism of Paris le refleeted
within the Mimeo as withent. '
ALL SORTS AND CONDITIONS
of men end women greet the , iequirIng
ghillie that you cab up and down the
long table reaching from end to end ef
ihe room, and you will find much amuse-
ment and interest ba dete.rminieg for your -
eel their netiensiiities and steams in lite.
Yen have been honored with a twat MUWAy
of the table's length, and your field of ante
vey it thus neolettructed on both
Oppseite to you site your iciest, and beside
la m Mme. I Direntries. In Aeteriee she
would be the housekeeper, hut in France hoi
duties combine them of the aotire hones
management with the fitenniel affasrs of the
eel:abeam eat end the gene: al entertainment
of the guests. .
The Weide rironnd whiela are gathered
thete• wanderers trent divers countries is
kid with dalntintes and even eleganoe.
Jets of tail prates droop at interveht up end
down its length, interspersed by the little
pietas of bon -bons and ;away biscuits, which
ere the inveridble acoompenimenth of table
d'hae dinner in Franoe, and that add more
to it in looks then in Sever; 10 fact, like
the water, these are purely ornemental ad•
de imam and those who know regerd them
solely an sueh. They geti to be old friends
in time, and I tave cemetimee been
TEMPTED TO SWEAR
that a certain biscuit prepeded me from
plaint to pima in my continental wan-
derings, for, eo Boon se I semi minielf et
a table, be it DOVE! 80 etaange, there
en the plebe, half. way down the table,
Is the familiar little piece of palate,
fully at , hems, _and , evidently • ex
peocing me. Before every alternate plate
is a carafe of fried% water, and a glees dish
of cracked ice—a conceesion to, the States
patroaage—but the array of bottles at
every corner oonvinoes yon that the earafee
are likely to remain undisturbed, and they
invariably are, exoept woen the ocoselonal
• unwary American forget' himself; even
then he le untally warped by hie more
sopidetiosted neighbor before any harm le
demi. There are stx attendants, and the
ervice is °emcee and sinoetko though nob
so rapid ati yrur Anierloen palate may at
firet wieb. Dioner proeeeds slowly,andwith
idoorte.le amount) Of preeision and °legatee
never found et home, except) in the mese
ourementens households.
Between coursee you sip your wine and
oast with your oefghber, or in 11110000 gaze
up at the towering beauty of the green aro,
rning ,
A sToNlee THROW AWAY.
If you have tiny appreoietion of its
mejestio graoe, and it le haired a barren
soul that has none, yeu will feel than' the
daily privilege of *Ming beneath the
&Mow of title masterplece of eat is alone
womb f. 10 a clay you pay. Dittmar ambits
of eight . or nine oeurree, semetbnea more,
beginnieg with k °up, and five days in the
Seven, ending, vat h the little green grapes
called " relitins ;" the other two dare the
kowtow/neat 01 the pears or peaches
cotripermeres wn few the Willey of the
grapes, hoeinver. Tee dinner le ises
forteleable , then it monde, for a
• drowse never itoludee mem then two
Yerietitis of . food, *dem bitib one, pees,.
loans—le blob, eny vegetables but
poteteee—are rierved an separate eoureen
T134 PAN set:nobility, with their brilliiint
graberOolintingstad their combined flittering
ef tenter and onion, will be' * surprise tei
the ttimerinew petite, but offer the flreh
'Meek or twoi one ehst yen witl keenly de.
sire. When you have once eaten* csiinpatie
of pigment, or potrefie4s mi they ate in
Pada alone; when year tieneliti have MI -
teed the Perfealen of a PerOiletn bteque or
teeted the feticinatione of POO)) Ilkultr,fit
then, judiob, aro you e 'get Veen for you
never kbOW bnPpfhwilt Oftreteotinent
Again except when you ere tvtthin reel% of
threw tertierrieione, •
Dmner fioelly eadeflt yeu*. take a trip to
yriur thii4 floor aparament,- anal,ffiogin
sport 'the great window, lo* out ever the'
railing of your Wenner balcony end,
(MAD AT THE VIEW '
efreited Yen while you smoke your eigar..
When tlaemitgar le amoked otte you doyen,
to the ealon, where are gathered rood of tie
rnembere of this mixed fandlY to which yntl
AOR belong. Oee of the- Brazilam girlo is
ployieg tbe ptoo, oeoropettied by it tub-
,uod babel of touguee :4 Lail a dowse, ion.
guagoo, and Autoule fo serving cupo of' twa
mud .wafar-like oand*lettes o brown bread
and unsalted butter. Tho Civil eilgineer is
showing the Italian lady a portion of his
collection of ,photographiii of tit inell
he poteentee some nine leundred, td
your hoot is releting to tbe
can girle how the Prussians ;molted the
houae el every blanket) ia 1313 one uold night
during the siege of Patin. Somehow it is
the half-hour peat 10 before you know it,
and the old lediee and young gine wait e
move to retire ; the men have elready gone
out as a rule, but, Ude; beieg your first
night, you utilize Pierre and the nacenat;ur
for the last time this day ; end, aa you
emboss by tho uncertain light of toer tee
tail wax candies, you find egein that felet.
hv of eatitfactiou and gene al oomple.
oency with lite etealtog over you than
not at ell compatible with the corallTion of
a fifth floor roomer, except in a Paris
pension.
TREY WANT TO littailr
That Parliament Thinks About the Law oil
Contempt el Court-.
At the Rosin House, Toronto, yesterday,
the Canadian Prow Auseolatieu arreiitted lot
the annual meeting in February at Toronto.
Ma J. B. MoLeada was appointed Secretary -
Treasurer. -
This reeolution eves trettnimously adopted:
Moved by Mr. A. Poeta°, seconded by
R. Holmes, Wait whereat J. V. Ewe, eoler
of Sr. Jelin, N. B., Girths, hes teen im-
prisoned and fined under the law for alleged
eontertipt of mutt ; and whereas 1313 13 at the:-
ent that in his ease the judicial prereganve
of punishment, by the ozeroice OI thht
was not unjustly strained ; and whereas
this cane, whatever its own merits
or demerit, indicates thee tne
law relating to contempt of court
In its present vagneneses is liable to
be stretched by unworthy judges or magis-
trates into an exeriese of, growl iejestice and
tyranny, Beselved, that the Oeneidien Prose
Asiceriation petition the Dentieten Parlia-
ment to defies the law of " contempt of
court" in' sneka manner that, *held judge':
et- minion:Men mey have summary power to
maintein the deceney and dignity •ef pre-
ceedittge in court, and ,power also to check,
mad pueinh critictm cr proeeedings outside
court which may prejudice juries, or meg
Wore delivery of a j articial decision levied
the court, there stali be no passibility ef
aey, citizen being therewise eubjrcted,
without trial by hie peers, to arbiEniry pun-
ishment for any alleged oonberept or libel.
Len the Convent.
A youthful nun, Viola de Methey, has
succeeded 10 esceping from the convent of
Se Vincent de Peul, in Bads-Peeth, rimier
romantic circumstances. She entered the
convent six years ago, and in eonsequence of
her extremely attractive appearaitoe WEIS
always known there as " botuttini
While the nuns were attendieg ceuroh re-
cently she affected to be rack, anti, scam-
panind by a novice, left the betiding, in
order, as she Bald, to retern to the convent.
On rem:Wog the ateeet, Fraulein Vila de
Mathey took e hely ploture from her besem
end profited le into the hand of the novice.
She thou hurra& foewerd to join a young
man who was waiting for her, and dimes -
peered with him, In the oeurse of tine
afternoon, a letter of farewell 1,400 received
by the Mother Supetior from Ftenlein de
Ma/hey, in which the letter eaid the had
not found at the convent the heppltess she
deeired.
Down With High Prices For
Electric Belts.
$1.55, $2.65, $3.70 ; former prices $5, $7,
$10. Qualty remains the same -16 dif-
ferent styles; dry battery and acid belts
--mild or strong current. Less than half
the price of any other company andruore
home testimonials than all the rest to-
gether. Full list free. Mention this
paper. W. T.13 A1R It CO. Windsor, Ont.
tookeponsome.
"Tell the publisher to order a pound of
hvphena right away'," said tbe foreman of
the compoeing room to the clerk. "Why V'
" Thdeditor has a lot of seciety people's
names, he wants to print." ,
Japanese auotion is a meet solemn effete.
The public do not call out their bide, but
wribe their names, together with the iimeunt
they are willing to pay, on A slip of paper,
and ptiti it in a box. Thede aro looked
through, moil the article awarded to the
person who has made the lei:tenet offer.
CARTEKS
1TTLE
IVER
PILLS.
Sick Headache and rot eve en the to:fates inch
'dent to a Wine strut) of the wstent, such *
Dtkairiess, IsTatuea. Droweetness, Distress after
eating, Pain 01 010 SidWhi
e, &c, le their meet
remarkable suecess /10.13 been shown iti audit
SIC
,Readaebo. yet ClAmon's TATztx meit linen
are equally valuable in Constitus ion, curing
and preventing thisetnnoyitin goneelennt,
they also correct disorders tile stall
stimuli:do the liver and regaa l the s.
Even if they only cured
EA
Ache they would be almosetwieetens to thes
who sewer front this dietressing ear
but fortunately their goodnerle does' 0,
here, and those who once to them w And
these little pillevaleable ie en /00, ..}"t
they will not be willing to do woe:out,
But atter all skik head
le the barte of so 1104i1111.70}3 that limwhere
we make our greet esti Our pilbe tete it
while °them do not.
CAterint's Terme LivER Pala array
and very erewto take, Otte or irdA0
a dose. ,Thitty are Strictly vegetal
not gripe or purge, hut by their
nleam all who me therm TI1 510113 di
lindfor $1. Sold everywhere, or weft hy
LTEa uzglogaz co., tier Tink,
kaal lit hal Dal 'm rigt
win
[HE LOSS OF THE FRASER,
Details of the Calamity That Cost
Seventeen Lives.
ESCAPED FIRE BUT TO DROWN,
Stragellog' Idea Willed' by the Paddle
iientete--whe tort ot Lest and oaveil--
iSearcu2ng leo Studies.
Nauru BAY, NOV.
1..._ .4 aE terrible celarnity
T
,,, : walch overtook the
..! Etramer Fraser yeetert
day maiming, of which
01,'
11 IA
wire! dfroue:4P''11:14er),o' "'la: .
de ''.-0night, boo pluegud the
whole countey into
gloom.
wie----dd it is believed there
wore 24 men on beard, hut the namea of 20
eoly nt the.° can be dlecovered. 01 thee°
tween ore isnawn to be moved. Them) are:
THE SAVED.
John Adams, Torocto,firercan, married.
Edward Matote, Papineauvillo, -cook, mar-
ried. -
Alexander Robinson, Pefferlow, shentymau.
11 either) Pharaah, Toronto, shuntyman.
Neil McArthur, Prieceton, shantyman.
W. McIntosh, Monek, shantyman.
Stanley MeMaenering, Oxley, shanteman.
THE LOST.
The thirteen who are !mown to be loot
:
Captain William Carr, Cache Bay, married,
children.
Captain A. Douglass, Cache Bay, married,
six children.
Alfred Darbeau, firtmate. Rocklyn.
• William Storey, engineer, Cootie Bay.
Thomas Osborne, deektiand.
John Smalley, Lyle.
Thomas Bowers.
Joseph Sutherland.
'P. Massey.
Matthew Brennen, Toronto.
J. McCann, Toronto, married.
Isaac Bow, Rousseau, married.
John How, Bracebridge, nephew of Isaac
How.
It is a matter of doubt whether there
were any otben en board. The principal
reason for believing thaW there are four
unaccounted for is ehat the cook etatos he
set dinner for 24, after cenutieg the number
oi persons en the hoer. Of the whole num-
ber enumereted above five were married,
and of theaa five four are lost. Of the saved
John Adams, the Brennan was merried, his
wife and little gn1 livieg at 146 Wellington
etreet twit Toronto, while ',deem: n'a wife
Is in Detroit. It Is not known here whether
or not Immo How hed soy family.
Story of the Digester.
Yesterday she loaded up with ate, enter,
dried apples mud general supplite, and sealed
from Calendar, which lir eight miles down
the line from here, at about 8 o'clock with
her crew of oix men, as detailed above, and
the remainder ohatitymen. Most of her
load of eupplia was in a scow, which was
towed behind. Ali went well until shortly
after 11 o'clock, when fire waa discovered
in the engine roam clew the boiler. The
Qom was at eine given, and efforts; made
to lay on the hooe, but befere auything
could be done the filmes bullet forth with
ouch a fury that the men were driven book .
and a rush was made
TO LOWER THE BOATS,
el which there were two, each bap:dale o
parrying eighteen or twenty men. The
pert boat was lewered acceesfully, end sixe
teen or eighteen men got into her, and she
drifted under the paddle -wheel and wee
immediately, captized, throwing the entire
enapany into the water. Of these but one
was eventuelly Raved. Soma were St} noir
by the revolving wheelie and stunned. ()tilers
rose struggling te the surface, and ettempted
to swim, but their elating hampering them
they etruggled in vain, and one by one sunk
to rise no moro. John Adams alone reeobed
the scow, where four otbers had already
emmeeried in securing refuge, and tabs°.
geently two more joined their comradem,
making up the total of the saved. Julie
about thee time Capt. Burritt, who rums a
boat for Menus. J. B. Smith & Son's
Frank's Bay, on the main land some si;
miles north of the spot where the burniog
steamer lay,
NOTICED THE BLAZING 13041T,
and, with the owns -ones .ef Peter Cern-
mantle, an "villain he net out to the reecine
in e eelibeat. The day wits bright, mild
and clone, ahd there was a light wind off the
land. Progress was ,low, however, and it
was an hour and a half before they were
able to make the Near, which, ba the mean-
time, had been oub loose ftona the burning
steamer aed was lying praotically motion -
lase on the calm bosom of the lake. He took
off the Leven casteways and iled around,
hoping to see ethers ; but there was no
sigu or lite on theee cruel watere. Turning
his boot shorewards, he roade the best time
peeeible to land, anntransferred bite precioue
freight to William Smith'. boating house at
Fraek's Bay, whore the bait drowned sur-
vivor° were token good care ef until this
morning, when they wore put on board the
steamer Sparrow and taken over to Sandy
Isisnd. and from there to Sturgeon Fall.,
where six stayed, Adams miming on here
teenight.
Searching for Bodies.
Yesterday morning Mr. Oak's., aeoom
panted by ()armor Doran, the etipendiary
Magletrate, and others, wont out in a steel
goalie to the scene of the disaster. On t4e
way out they met the Sparrow, with Mr.
Smith aboard, coming from the ammo, end
Mr. Smith at enoe tendered the ego of his
boat, which was aceepteel, and the party
rammed to the wreck, whioh they found
hed Bunk, a portion of Ile bow only being
above the water. They buoyed the emelt
co that they may find her again lo earn:she
might be shifted by the currents or wield,
and then went in search of the scow, r. bilah
it wee found had sunk near Beaneage Bey,
eight or ten .miles from the soene of the
wreak. A thorough search was mode by
heath boats for tiny beanie that might be
afloat, but no signs of them could be disi
covered, and theta is little hope a reoover-
fug them till pring, se the water is very
cold and they will not rise in ouch a low
temperature for several weeks
And Trouble Wallowed.
Neighbor's Boy --Your moneves must be
mighty strong.
The Other Boy—How'd you know whether
She le or net?
Nolghbor'e Boy—I heard my mamma say
she blieved she MO a shoplifter.
Wosiiilvely the Lett nworeiven Joke*
"Why must Dunieven drink his, after-
noon tea out ot a tamer now 1" asked a
humorist yesterday, 'tad before the its had
time te away he added, "Became we have
the oup. Ha I la I"
Mand—Sten were not looking your heat
yebtarday, dear, and 1 eeppoto that Wils
he* I came to pass you Without knewing
you. Strange, wasn't it ? Nell—Yoe ;
'tummy strange things do °eine tei