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Paid up Capital
ReeervelSand
Boat) .e.
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Bank
mENff', 1S55."i
- $2,03,000
$2,950,000
estreal.
ON.1111 FISHER'S BILL
THE. E.XTER TIMES'
STRIKING HAS BEGUN,
Paintens anti Decorators, Carpenters and
.1Qinerha* Tarim* nities and Tor,
, Demand Dotter nenditiene.
InSileOtiOn Of Fruit Discussed in
incinnati Ohio A, ril - Five
JAMES 1114 IOT,Esea leiOnee of Cornmons. huodred and nifty uterabere Of the
,Onairaesa, Mananen
Monel eavaneed g ea farmers on theiri
i journeennen Peinters* aud Decoran
tore Union struck yesterdaY, bee
°wane 6 with one er mo is eederser at 7 ner ' ," 111 1
COOT per annexe, I rniv I L,uuNOIL, CONSTITUTION ' Peanse Of the refilael of the Mester
Exeter 33 raean, l'aintera" And Deceratorse Aseoeine
Wee, evere lawful day from 10 in m. t tQn, to sign the scale necen
UPDATeImperiel, aritimeities Consttlt Caaada 040Pted by tlee union, deneendinee
SA'r,10 .
01,to i p. m
Painters and DeCoraters, to the num,
in the Legislature, the other day, nas paaeee through cenaaittee, aeo
eee ber of 12e, went Out OD etrike yes.
when lie said; ‘411e thought that per- na
urrontratee of interns allowed oa deposits.
01011-59/4 F4 OAR G, N. D. DUEDON.
SOLI ens. man -emit
Exeter,
1ec..23
• . ,
we
. or an eig emir tee . nineetereeee to tne nreposed Chenge
At rept Weyne Also.
Pert Wayne, Ted., April 2.--4i
Petetere and peperhangers in this
eity weut Qustalk() yesterday, be
--Zdr• Clarlto Wallae0 FroteSiS
Against Torte's Answer and
Ta Answered, Rfrectively bY
r..!
-nal en April, 1901 . the Premier. c3.1:1-$0 Of UV) fitiliir0 Oi the AT -aster
I Painters' Aeseciation to grzeret a
Y.. . 7 14 21 23 ;, Ottawa, April 2. -In the House yes- demand, fer 27-e• cents per hour and.
today afternoon Sir Wilfrid. Lao= a nineehour day? .
,
,..... .. 3 io 31 2.1 rier, in reply to a question by lean.- eneumene scale or 30e Demanded.,
DAY.. n ...,4 11 18 -5*) Col. Inughesstated tnet the gave Marion, Ind., April. A. -Yesterday
19 26 - eminent of Canada has been invited gleSed the fiScal year of the Cemen-
t; le 20 ee , by the Imperial aUthorities to send eters' Unions and the eontractors of
a representative to Eagland to nein" the
R.
gets belt, If a new scale is not
SUI t with them in reference to A Slgtzqt1 the Inea will Strike, it is he-
henge in the constitution of tne lleVed, ha all the gas hell` tewes' The
t Judieial Committee of the Privy nfen demand o sliding scale, each
Council. The Guelple Jimeteoe. Rait. Man to rereive Pay eneerdalece
way bill was passed, and a. number with the gualitY sd work. belt
De na T3Drr eva leen of Governiaent measures. includeeg theY also demand than the muu
4"41 the bill pro-vein:a. tor the markiug scale shall be 30 cents an hour and
S AND COMMENTS, and inspection of packages of trait the nmximura Pity cents.
for export, were advanced A stage. oereeeters out at Fort gene,.
Atr. Iney4 introduced a inn in ten Pert Ilureni 2. -.-The
.. A Winnipeg gentleman leas teen
smog to tbe moutteol enzette his spect to the subsidiary Court members of the Weal Careeutene"
opluign or. tb e aaheans and amnia), of the Ancient Order et Foreetere. end Joiuere* Woo, 10'0 strong, Went
bourii,hi tneneortnween He eapt that Us onjeet is to protect the intereste on strike yeeterdey, becenee their
the Galician isnot the most olanrable , -Olenlembers of the proviucial court. &mend for P.5 ieats An hour end. n
drarolgrant in tile world, but time one ana els.sWer to 'Sir Charles Mbbert nineeleour Wed; day was refueed bY
GA/lentil Is: worth a dozen Donielea. neoPPere Igr. Siften eohl tbe Ian- the four lerest contractere in the
bourn. It -would be bard to state a Plage of the ordinance was clear, city.
. feet more efen.cizely. -Veen the decisien ef the Yon= Court Connecticut TAW14 .Ailection.
i',4 Anpelliste jurisdictiou, vonsieting
.
S. * ei - WeterIenry, Conn., April 2eaThe
Pt two judgen should be fatal. locale m. =berg of the Brotherbeod of
Mr. 'Whitte etruck the right key ,: .ffnie Guelph. Junction Railway bill
THE DIVIDED
OPPOSITION,
Mr. Whitney Opposes Mr. OM -
°alien's NiOkel Policy Move.
THE USUAL, :RESULT FOLLOWS,.
The innirgest enderity Against an Onnet
titian elation Thta Session Greeted
44. WhuneT-Orsaullea Voted With
UI 014 Priendi Government
Majority on the Main ;notion
Was Tan.
thoa product of their mines. as theY
did not wish the public to know the
extent of their prets mat of ethicle
the people received bot a =all Pit,
tance. The value of the refined
nickel mid eilesPen made in the Unit -
:ie. Ad g Stats
yfreotemrs,°1118tar92.-i°901,1.14ertates gdivtiret;
ot, ene,353,000. teem) refining op-
erations over twelve million dollars
were Paid ot weges to American
Workmen, He read eXtracts from
U. S. reports showing that their
imports of nicleel ore frOni 0enada
were far more extensive than an -
peered ley the ()uteri° minieg re-
ports, and gave figeres showing that
the annual value a the refined Pro,
dtet amonnted to upwards Of eight
million dollare. In cenchisienJie
urged that the law sinstild either be
put into eiteentiert or repealed.,
Hens, E. J, Davin tigreed with the,
awouto, April tie
latstisewne,akeTrrothwaats,tghleaoni:itstoertusltoulxli:
tive AssemblY Yeste.1(laY l""t '131nAocivt beexrpe::rsdede4 frap7reeaia-1;:litY0131°tinhte
Gibson, introduced a bill to anlerni
the Insurance Act, Among other tiget1 wor 71the,:h.res/31471mo/leed°1' elfin nteh%
matters it deals with the positiOn 91 ; tec
Friendly. Societies under the net. sato -1300/
east session it. Was
The iesin wee
ot
o i:qlqAtc;xttigt.ingsuucrham.iscoo.,, 174,s trai ntoxel:irtt:ti aux :Ili. tra7u071 ttni leo:a:1ra: enru t:dresyclu Qwwk tot 3 :1
c 0
basis and provided that in case et thex their proem of ineeneg was a
their heiug 1vPut/c1 11P 1111)se 1111P commercial success . The key to the
had Paid, aseeenmente were not ene Tana, situation was the possession
titled to rank as creditors successful refinixes process. U
aiee
be the casee in A regnlar insigance
company, SSS, „at panie ultraibat mlineinty Were soived the Way
/Weed a bin, to oennee the act ree would lee clew. Rtperts knew, 0.!
sPAectuirmbtehre' odvt leivillnie°w4Acresewald°Pfe stbird tCtittFealePnrablQCV.S:“..,wbagYetomi?:incTue::,racL§TI,
• tyinin inn -nen"; -A t cae 550%1
oviueial Aceellilie, to amead the ceeefully operate4 at Sudbury, Ex -
Land TitlesAct, and to amend the Per/Me9" WC"' /49/veva'b";/g1PeAlQ.
net respecting tbe licensieg et etrnee • Oleergne wee auas nsPendluda a largAe
ProVineitel Corporations, with severe emln ret"' 1499el'"
al privete bine. 1r. enteceetene sitertly to hew a. renuiug plant ln
respecting Technical nehoole received 4 operation there. In the city of Ham-
a,
second reading.Liken Al$0 experiments bud been
Premier Ross' biU to facilitate the aka "r 69/741° 1'41° P
haps fetter the issue of a writ for an terclay. Tim demand an eight -bow e pure aSe 0 o Rea s by ulna- len tri
f T 11 d M perfecting the Hepburn process and
'selection the judge might sit a few X4/115,seetie. „ e., day, Panties was reported from commit'e anotber method was else e
mime in each municipality for tbe etn?ern..°entgweif:e also t'ean . In Stanifor4 also, zaen employed teo with teneatimeittn. Iser them. It it were n demonetreted
the eev who through tbeir own care- g. to enferce A similar demand, re rale
c r oss or the iMPreVe-
leasneee, or for other seasoes. failed to OOP TOPMStern Unit. to,ComEcte witle th+eiworldi The
SuPerior llatlxvny.-Mr. Marcel (Ilou-
matt ot rublic gighways. Tim 1154 itiltA C011anenta near ette won
4 a Li. tune and nesse by three coutractors are on strike
pUrriae of puttiug on the yotere' 14st
Itespectin the Atlantic and Lake Tne Rowe weat into committee ea success tlicy woulf1 be is a Position
get on at an earlier period," At au lav_.sPecLtlug the Malson's DV outure): Wale N.Y., April 2. --The etrike Premier introduced a uumber of be °Pen to them. The Conadien OPP-
amendment to the election aw to ,-„. and f the ..te,"anieter belonging tn nneau aneendrenote winch ho explained were , per Co. bad done a great deal to an.
this effect should. rue made at oncee as teaetee .1nalltveY ConaPanneenarr- 011e 9-- 1
it is desirable that every facility ver. intended to gaa noton3„ neeneile the Vallee the intereste of tbe province.
3. 600
ne vere 1,11lien NO, 49 went into ere
600 drtvers, employed by the veld- highways an county reads before 69/3 o '
tet get bis name on the voters' list W1.40StIaniligg Coramittevs.
should be afforded to every person Several otber bills were referred to feet yesterday morning-, and about runt opportunity to construct the , 11"beleen719,retv lael'elege, in 41g%;
The
wen di:. basis
were tuoudprrideen foorn icily wiroert iardwattsciorvalyrelaghtiewhiyilesaxswearesohesnim
is =lima to te. lb( re,,..,,selforth Ex. Mr. 'Wallace aened: 'Whether the 1%1: eity, gat work. er
teamino• and earth) Arens
Government /lave net selected se eite
positor.
* • * tor n public buildieg in Toronto
juuction. If So. at What coat; where wee. care,
an increase in wages of $1 pa the ratepayers being
care, he said, had been taken to give
beard. Great , their operations begaltutIlit now in
located, and what the dimensions ot eraarid. Niue nears a nay. the greatest elasticity possible to I, Sudbury on. d Corpseorn C1I� here sv_as
a pop at10.11 0 . .... ice denied
Mest people in Araerica baye heard
Of Sing Slug, but the village of that
31r. Tarte replied; In avgaxd to NOW York, April 2. --George IL " 0 . - - 'only of the Iligicel area.
longing to the ceinitieS would be 1,
the *.stem viiiaaes nn4 towas. be,. g that they had aunthiug li e a 1110II-.
sole will be heard of DO more. It is .the lot-
xursy, by au net of the Legislatnre, Warner business agent of the Now
Osmium, the name it'd' a cbief of the questions one and two, no Site has Mr. Conmee went into figures to
Yoric 'district of the International. obliged to e°11tribute tbeir sbaer° show that Mr. Carscallen's ligurce
*pro rata, The money to be paid by
Seriele-Serick Indians who lived in that yet been selected. To (Mention Association of Machinists, reported
the among some 400 township amulet -minutes to midnight when he sat
downwere not beyond dispute. It was 8
gs
part of the country in e seventeenth timM
e, Y answer is $.5.000; to No. at the meeting of the Central Fed-
the Government would be divided
f g .
century. The reason for the change 4, the amount was voted last ses- erated 'Union that mass raeetin
WAG that the name Of Sing Sing had sion; in regard to questions five. six, will be held all over Ile United, palities, exclusive othose receivin
Col. Matheson urged that the fun- On the members being called in, a
money for colonization roads.
become eynonyenous wale prison, and Oeven and eignt, I am glad to so4Y States and Canada to prepare for
ount which, a county was empowered division was taken and the tigures on
the outside world looleed upon the vil- that the ixtatter is now engaging* the the nine -hour demand of the ma,chin-
to spend on a. road without the con- Mr. Whitney's amendment were an -
lege as merely a penal colony. Manta attention. of the Government. iste. %nee employers heve been given
sent et the ratepayers should be Um- nounced as 19 for, 31/ against. It
facterers could not lee induced to lo- Mr. Wallace moved tile adjourn- until May 1 to prove for the de -
crate there, owing to the fact that the most of the Mouse over the matter, proved that Mr. Bowman, Who was
Impression bad become eo. general that. and proceeded to charge the Govern. May 2.
mud. which is to go into effect on
ited to 2 per tent. of the assessment.
Mr. Pattullo agreed with the sug- „
present, 'voted by mistake, and the
all goods manufactured ut Sing Sing reent with having voted the money
gestion as if counties were given -e-
actual majority against Mr, Whit-
e'rere " risme made goods ' ouly as an election influence Y was declared as 340. In this
e e After Mr. Bennett and Mr. Borden
dgiug from the quality mad type had. sirkent. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
e bogs vehieon being
zneantauxed that the greatest lat-
cle chIpped,
fanners mint be studying the tittle must be allowed Ministers in
=and. Tbere is one difficulty yet. answering questions, o.nd that "un-
Wben hogs are selling et six dollars der consideration" was a sufficient
per hundred, and have reached the and adequate eeply. He reminded
eighty pound marl: there is a tempta. the House of the practice under the
tion to burry another hundredweight termer Government.
on to the same hog, in order to The Premier moved to take Wed -
catch anal:len Six dollars before the nesdeen for Goverzunent business for
price drops. There is often one out of the remainder of the session, but,
eyery three hogs culled on this ac- upon the suggestion of Mr. Borden,
count, and thus what is often a. good, agreed to leave Wednesday next for
first-class bog to -day is hurtful to the private members.
trade three weeks or one Month later Sir Wilfrid also moved that when
It is better to study the market, pre the Mouse adjourns on Thursday
pare the bog to the best of advantage tent it stand adjourned till Tues -
acquired the proper size and weight day, April 0. But, in deference to
dispose of hinnhave another to start the wish of members, he said, he
on, and if the present market was not would consent to adjourn franca Wed -
quite satisfactory one will bave the nesday at 6 p.m.
satiafaetien Of having done one's shate Mr. Fisher, in reply to questions
in producing a bog which should do a. by Messrs. Brodeur and Charlton,
great deal towards making the first- said the Canadian section of the
class bacon market a steady one, whe4 Pan-American Exhibition would be
ther it be four, live, or six cents it closed on the Sabbath.
pound. Col. Hughes was informed that the
• • •
Government had been invited by the
A warm discussion took place in the Imperial authorities to send a re -
Legislature recently on the County presentative to England to consult
Councils Act. Mr. Tucker, the mem- With them in reference to a change in
ber for West Wellington, Introduced a the constitution of the Judicial
bill repealing the present Ceunty Committee of the Privy Council; but
Councils Act, and. substituting for it it no representative had yet been ap-•
aaslinsfcia somewhat similar to the old pointed.
bill proposed that the county councils Bill Respecting Fruit Packages.
shall consist cf the reeves of townships Mr. Fisher's bill to provide for
one, -7Sney less expensive. Mr. Tucker's
and viPages and the mayors of towns ' the marking and isnspection of pack -
not separated from the county. Ard ages containing fruit for sale was
in order to even up the representation under discussion in committee for
under this system be proposes that thine hours, and several Important
each member of the county council amendments were rnade of it.
shall have votes in propurtion to the
nurober of people he represents. The
Seaforth Expositor, commenting
upon the Bill says: "The present Act
is allright, with but one exception -
the double vote." The present Act is
all wrong, and 6 out of every 10 Liber-
als will admit so. The County COM].
en divisions are made up ot from three
to four municipalities, represented by
two Commissioners, who for the most
part know nothing of tbe wants of
the municipality, as compared with
the local councillor who sits and dis-
cusses municipal matters every three
or four weeks, and besides some of the
municipalities, those without a mem-
ber living within their borders, are
not represented as they haye a right
to be. On the other hand were the
reeves of mole municipality to be re-
turned, equal rights would be given
each corporation, one election expense
-would- be saved, and better govern-
xoent all round obtained.
Probate of the will of the late, Mr.
Ignatius Cockshutt, of ,Brantford has
-nate ,en °Tented, to the executor's, Messrs.
Charles and Frank Cockshutt. The
gross valuer of the estate is estimated
to be $481,562.02, from which are to
be deducted the liabilities, etc. These
will reduce the balance for distribu-
tion to about $100,00, all of which
with the charitable bequests of $5,000,
is clivisable among the Members of his
own family.
The London detectives Saturday ar-
rested a suspicious -looking character
on the market, but subsequeptly re-
leased him. The fellow gave the
name of:Hensel), and admitted that he
was A professional gambler, but not a
thief or pickpocket,
ages" was altered to mean "a box
or barrel, of which the contents can-
not be seen when such package is
closed."
Another amendment obliges fruit
in packages for domestic consump-
tion, as well as for export when
branded "A No. 1, Canadian," to
consist of well -grown specimens of
Ontario variety, sound, of nearly
uniform size, and not less than 90
per cent. free from blemish, the pack-
ages to be marked with the minimum
size in inches, measured across the
case of the fruit.
Clause 8 was amended to admit of
fruit marked "first" or "best" or
"extra good" quality. This was to
suit the Nova Scotia growers, who,
It was elaimed, have no well-defined
brands of their own.
Another new clause forbids fruit
packages to be marked falsely, name-
ly, if they contain more than 15 per
cent. of fruit of a smaller site or in-
ferior grade to that desigtated by
the mar iting.
The bill will be re -printed as am-
ended before the third reading.
The following Governtri4nt bills
were read anthird time and passed:
. To amend the Inland Waters Sea-
men's Act.
To further amend the act respect-
ing the safety of ships.
Further to amend the Canada Evi-
ence Act. "
The House adjourned at 11.20
p. ml
FreilvIr Abcc,05.
Paris A pr i 1 2 -The Praline'. M.
Waldeck- l oe :neon, is su tTering from
•esi iancess in the throat.
To Dar Women Front Church Chou.
Washington, April 2. --Something
of a, furore is likely to follow, the
announcement front Rome that woe
men in the future will not be allow-
ed. to sing in the choirs of Roznan
Catholic Churches of the United
States. It is reported that the con-
gregation of rites now meeting in
Rome is ebout to deliver a decree to
this purpose. Nothing definite has
been received by the _Apostolic Lega-
tion at Washington, however.
'Whitby alma in Tolls.
Toronto, April 2.-arles Cam-
eron, who was wanted in Whitby to
answer a charge of arson, was ar-
rested at 2 Golden avenue in this
city by Detective Verney yesterday.
Ine returned to Whitby in the after-
noon in charge of High Constable
Calverley. Cameron was arrested in
connection with a fire which occur-
red last August. He Will be tried at
Whitby next Monday.
Tuck -
sent of two-thirds of the townships vote Messrs. Caescallen
unlimitedand Calque
powers even with the con -
the ratepayers would be Memel of houn, Conservatives, nnd Mr. Tuck -
the system and road building would relent'
en, Patron, voted with the Govern -
The Premier fell in witlx tbn suge On the Government ametor, 21 against. Governemet -
ndment a
be discountenanced, °
gestion and amended the hill so as straight party vote was taken, 31
to provide that no debentures issued nnue
sessment.
ale, Pattullo spoke of the imPort- morning.
jority, 10„
mint 2 per cent. of the equalized as- The Meuse adjourned at 1::1,30 this
es,
under the act should exceed in am.-
Imo of having a standard leid don
, as to what constituted n. legal road
and it this were done in connection
with tixe highways constructed under
the bill it great deal of litigation
Mr. Whitney did not see that in er, organist, onnposer and writer on
would be saved.
view of the difference of local condi- nitisieal topics, is dead.
tions any genenta standard could be of the leading composers of church
Sir John Stainer, MA., Was one
or -
good repair it would not prevent rausic of the nineteenth century. Ilis
tts, tuithems, cantatas and or-
Iaid down. Even were a road In hyra
gan compositions have been sung and
litigation.
played all over Christendom. Ile
Ron. I. M. Gibson thought that
. place in the hill and wotild be more
London in 184.0, he was educated at
held many important positions in the
such a provision would be hardly in musical world of England. Born in
DEA.= OP SIR JOIXIS STA.INER.
Great Enellslt Composer of Church Music
Ilas nins.ed Away.
London, 2. -Sir John Stain -
For the Pacific Cable. ° properly introduced as an amend --St. ra.urs Cathedral Choir School,
ment to the general municipal law.
Christ Church, St. Edmund Hall,
steamer Quadra, which made a. sur- with amendments.
Victoria, B. C., April 2. -The The coramittee reported the bill
Vey of the coast for the landing of Mr. Catscallen moved a, lengthy re- Doc., Durham, Hon. Fellow of
and Magdalen College, Oxford, ine
was
the Pacific cable, has found a, naore solution which, after setting forth Magdalen College, Oxford. lie held
a Mus. Doc. Oxon, In C. L. and
favorable place for landing than at the nickel policy of the Government Mus.
San ;Yuan in Barclay Sound, and providing for a tax on nickel ores
the cable station will be at Al- and the remission of the same on Paul's Cathedral, London, besides
the position of organist of Oxford University, and afterwards of St.
berni. Engineer Peake Will go to ores refined in. Canada subject to the
Australia by the Miowera on Fri- provision that the enactment should
ed in 1888, when professor of music
other like positions. He was knight -
day to select a landing place 15 the not come into force until made ef-
southern colonies. . fective by proclamation, concluded at Oxford University. Besides being
• Tobacco Factory Bylaw Carried. , And whereas, although neatly' a composer he was it prolific writer
as follows: onmusical subjects, and had one of
the most compiete musical libraries
in England. Hie hymns and an-
thenas are sung in most of the
churches of Canada,' and the canta-
ta, "Daughter of Jairus," is well
known here, being. periletuated by the
for and 29 against. The factory will i n o e ac s ou e ima beautiful -duet, "Love Divine A11
,
less than 100 hands, and will pre- the act should come into force from. .
and after the first day of January, 1
Cornwall, Ont., April 2.. -The by- year has passed since the act was
1 W rantin bonus of .53. 500 to assented to no such proclamation
a g g
purchaSe a site for a tobacco faetory has been issued, at is the opinion of
this House, that the taxation of
to be erected and operated by II.
nickel ores, and of copper and nickel
C. Ward of Pontiac, Mich., was car-
ried here yesterday by a vote of 824 ores combined, as provided for in
cost $20,000, and will employ not Posed, and that sections 7 and 10 of Loves Excelling.
pare tobacco for cigar purposes only. 'WHEEL lirltST TO RILL.
1902. And further that the revenue '
• -
Co d tor Franco Burt accruing from such taxation, or a -samba, 3lan Near Guelph at a Sawing Bee
n ac •
portion thereof, be -used to eneour-
cax on the Lehigh Valley New ork
Niagara Falls, April 2. -The chair age, by bounties, the manufacture of
Y ,
nickel steel in the Province of. On -
express went into the ditch at the
Suspension Bridge last night. Con- taxHie°- urged that there was no
ductor France .had his arm crushed just reason why nickel matte should
and. was injured internally. He was
be •shipped to then -United States, in -
car came from Toronto, and was picked. up unconscious. The chair stead of being worked up into nickel
crowded with passengers,
of steel in Ontario. He contrasted the
none
whom were hurt.
protective policy of the TJnited
States with the manner „in which
81100.000,000. / Canadians permitted their raw ma -
Capital Stock ,
Trenton J April 2. - The teria.l to be export nft f or manuf
acttwe
•
abrord. . The Canadian Copper
United State's Steel Corporation yes-
terSlay filed with the Secretary of 14ractically controlled the situation.
'hey shipped all their Matte to
State articles amending its charter. New Jersey to be refined there. They
and increasing its capital stock to
had under their control 20,000 acres
81,100000,000. The States fee for
000. nickel and copper ore in the Sudbury
the filing of the papers was $220,-
comprising the richest deposits of
net,
district. He had no fear that any
Thirty Thoasand Scotch IllinerS adie. imPer-taticul of raehq froin New
C 1 d • ' L theU 't I St tea
London, April 2.-Reponts received could compete with the Ontario stip-
at a mass meeting of the Lanai -k- ply. ITe gave the Gonernment every
shire Colliery Engine Handlers at credit for a desire to promote the
Ha/ninon, showed that 30,000 min- industrial interesth of the province in
ei•s were idle 'in Scotland, owing to adopting the -a/tenth/lent to the
the strike for aneight-hour day. Mines Act under which an export,
, • . tax conld be put on n •:kel ore. If it
Twenty Turkish Soldiers Droxvned.
was advisable to prevent the export
jtadab, • -Arabia, April 2. -The of sawlogs it was equally desirable
Turkish transport Asian has been to have our nickel refined at home.
wrecked near Yembo„ Twenty sold- • The Canada topper company con-
fers, 'seise drowned,
a
cealtal. :the real extent and ;value ef
' Met n Strance Dcath.
CAPTIVE AGUINALDO
Filipino Chef Has. Not Ann,ouno.,
ed Future Policy Vet
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ADVERSE TO THE UNITED STATES
, Guelph, April 2,-A fatal 'accident
nccurred in Nichol Township yestera
nay morning, in. which Harry Lind -
'a, youngest son of ex -County Corn-
Dissioner Lindsay, aged 21 years,
titas almostinstantly killed. A saw -
trig bee was in progress on the farm
if James, another son, 'in Nichol,
end at which a large number of the
neighbors were • Present. Suddenly
the 11y -wheel of the sawing machine
burst, and pieces flew in different di-
rections, one of which struck id -
say on the head, almost severing Lhe
top aud exposing the brain. No oth-
er person was injured, though several
around had miraculous escapes. Be-
fore medical aid arrived the unfor-
tunate yoiing man breathed his Iasi.
Vensten GeV* J& Rewar4-Xinit-94
States Army Ctfacere Defrand the titre.
ernment hroug1 tb,e CommissarY
Depaetinent- A Quartermaster
Already „arrestsa-Other offi-
cers saspeeted.
Manila April con -11)411Y with
Col. Vellia„ his chief pe gait
B
Dr. arcelona, ex -Treasurer of the
. 'ibpino .
ertmeen Aguinaldo oc-
cupies one of the nicest aPartments
of the Malacanang Palace. He
closely guarded, but, courteously,
treated.
Agninoldo nervously paces the
door, and, deeply thinking, thrusts
his bands througb lijs heir. He
smokes many cigars and ciorettee
and leas a, earty aPPctite. He sPeakS
enly.a few words of English. Me is
con.scioue of ds digntty but tries tot
talk pleasantly witlx nits guards. Ha
often praises the skin and audacity
of Gen, Punstou in effectieg his cap-
ture. saying thati oniy by strategy
could he beve been coturecl. It i$
said that Aguinalde s very strongly
adveree to reverting item his form-
er attitude, but thet he must regard
the best interestn of the Villeino peo,
ple,
The eletere of Dr. Bercelona bnve
celled upon hien bringing a pleuting
supply of item Aguineldo is well
slIPPlied with IneneYfoul has order.
ed A supply of new clothes, He is
careful of his personal appearance.
Ire celebrated his thirty-second
birthday the day before be Was cap-
tured, Tee birthday festivities Werri
prolenocl, awl only termineted, ueors
the arriVal of Gen. Funsten.
Aguinando trice to read the Ameri-
can newspapers. and is auxiove to
learn the state of public opinion in
the trulted States concerning
pine affairs. He has again ventoren
with Gen. Tries and the Chief Jus-
tice Artellena, but his future Wen-
tioos have not been announced. Ile
spends ninth time Seated by a. barred
window, watching tine boats passing
up and down the I'asig River.
The natives of Manila. are mule-,
monstretive concerning Aguinaldo's
capture, and it is difficult to ascer-
tain what the majority of them
really think of it. It is certain
that. Aguinaldo's influence is less
',strong than formerly, though still
great.
nunsten ItrinaGenseral,
Washiugton, April 1. -The follow-
ing important army appointments
were announced at the White HOUSQ
Saturday:
To be Major-General, U. S. A. -
Brig. -Gen. Lloyd Wheaton, vice
Miles, promoted to Lieutenant -Gen-
eral.
To be Brigadier -Generals in the re-
gular array -Col. Jacob H. Smith,.
17th U. 5. Infantry, Brigadier -Gen-
eral Volunteers, vice Dagget, retired,
Brig. -Gen. Funston, U. S. Volun-
teers, vice Wheaton, promoted.
DOTHA AND DE -WET 10 JOIN
ftith 13,000 Alen They Propose to Oper-
ate Ag'ainst
London, April 2. --Despatches from
Cape Town and Brussels talk of Gen.
Botha and Gen. Dewet joining a
gathering of 13,000 men for opera-
tions against Gen. French in the
Transvaal.. Two hundred Boers have
reappeared near Richmond, Cape
Colony, and the town guard has been
called out tor deftnat, the place,
A VITILIPTINE SCANDAL.
Welted states Pincers Have Defrauded
the Government.
Manila, April 1. -Interest the
capture and fate ol Aguinaldo is
-wen nigh overshadowed in IXIanila by
sensational developments present and
prospective of irauds in the Commis-
sary Department. Mow widely these
extend has not been ascertained, but
enough is alrendy known *0 justify
the belief that they are far reach-
ing.
Capt. Frederick J. Barrows of the
30tb. Volunteer Iufantry, quarter-
master of the Department of South-
ern Luzon, together with seven com-
missary sergeants, several civilian
clerks, a prominent Government con-
tractor, the assisteoxt manager of the
Rotel Oriente, the Isroprietors of
three of the largest bakeries of Ma-
nila, a number of storekeepers and
other persons have been arrested.
'Phe investigation has sparcely be-
gin, but thousands of sacks of flour,
a quantity of baron and wagon
loads of (other goods, all bearing
Government marks, have been found
in the possession of unauthorized
persons.
It is alleged that the contra.ctor in
question, who has been doing a busi-
ness of approximately $100,000 per
month, has spent huge sums in en-
tertaining officers.
A. prominent commissary officer is
accused of leading a, scandalous and
immoral life. It is ascertained that
large quantities of stores have been
lost or stolen in transit, and also
that there is a shortage in the com-
missary depot. •
. New scandals are developed, every
day. Illicit transactions have been
traced back to June, 1900, and it is
possible that there are others ot
earlier date. •
The exorbitant tariff cin provisions
makes the surreptitious sale of com-
, missary supples immensely "profit-
able.
Statesis unodffiecresrts""IntahYat other United
be - arrested.
Lieut. K. Sweet of the 46th Velun-
teer Infantry, is prosecuting the in-
.
vestigation under the direction of
Col. Wilder, Chief of Police..
Has Lived 129 Years.,
New York, April 1. --For the last
36 years Noah Raby has celebrated
his birthdays in the Poor House
near New runsivic . . ay
he will reach the age of 129. He
sleeps ,almos t continuously, a n d al-
most daily his waking periods are
growing shorter.
1
Ned on tlic Street.
Victoria B. 0., April 1. -John J.
Jess op, Provincial Immigration
Agent, pioneer of British Columbia,
who crossed the plains to the coast
in ,1860 via what is now Idaho and
Washington, dropped dead on the
street on Sunden from apoolexii.
Exeter Public School RetpOrt,
The following -Is -67e 119110r lisb fon
March. Parents will kindly assist the.
intereste of the sthool by sending on
Monday, A.pril 15th, pupils just enter-
ing school life, The Part I classes for
1901 will be organized on that date.
liONOR ROLL.
-ROOMS 1 AND 2,-01aSS A, Anne Mar-
tin, Fred Sweet, Herbert Gregory,
Lily Robineen, Russell Frayne ; Class. •
B, Oora McPherson, Millie Martin
Edith Taylor, Jessie Dow ; Class 0, -
Winnie lioward. No. on roll 40.
Ayer. att. 35.
J. Bonne.
J. Rooa 8.-- Sr. 1‘1. Maryit"Pls,rTstrs:
J ohn Gardiner, Alvin Brintexell, Vern
Cobbledicle ; Jr. IV, Hazel Browning,
"Viola Davidson, Vera Rowe, Olive
Quance, Aldewin Evans. No, on roll
48. Average 41,
Root 44 -Sr. III, Nett0a. VF°rSarytRe.,
Fred Smith, Gertie Saab, Famine
Knight, Elmore Senior, jetnie Baw-
den, Grover Bissett, Olive Gould,
Jenny Welsh ; Jr, III, Eddie :Tooslx4Per.t,
• Werry, augh tleMay. No. on
roll 48. As. 42.
ROOM ,-Sr5III,--Ene McPbersone
Lille' Acheson, Alice Howard, Lena
Monter, Merbert Sontheett, Inervey
Gardiner, Earle Browning ; Jr. 111
Emma Heideman, Martha Snell,.
Sophia, Werry, Willie Bissetn Dickie
Gifiley, No. Oil roll 44, AVerage 40.
ROOM Sr. In% %wWe"iteRer°,"D"
$tewart, M Makin% (L Martin and in
Amos equal.) 1$1 Carling, B Howey,
Rowe end E. Vesper, equal,) Day,W
Drinkwater, R Heywood ; Jr. N
Smith, (el Bennett, K Davis and Ir
Dr4X108Q11g MAI.) L Gould, Dow, L
VATWoctitanh, Manson, RN
on rofl 01.
II, D.
ROOM 7. -Sr, IT, Lois Birnie, Mary
Kydd, aenny Horton ; Jr. II, Mildred
White, Garvey Acheson. Mary Davis;
Sr. 0 Malaise; Mid. Pt.II. Willie -
Hatter, liugh Smith. Edith Heideman,
Number en roll 42. Average attend-
ance 41.
5,
Rom 8. -Sr. II,De Lenune Milyard,
Lee Wilson, Minnie Amy ; Jr. 11,
Tennyson Boyd. Ruth Hooper, Her-
bert Gardiner ; Pt. If, Allan
Pickard, Kathleen Stewart, Total
number ot pupils on roll 47. Average
attendance 40.
I3, J, Rosy..
APRIL Fonnonsree-Rev. Tra, Hicks,
the scientific forecaster of weather con-
ditions, ban issued April prenictious.
In substance they are as follows :
Owing to Mace °etre causes hein
combined, weathei. disturbances will
not only he more general and severe,
but the storm periods will be prolong-
ed as to overlap eacb ()there'd, timen
The first storm period from March 31st
to April 5th has three causee besides
planetary causes. Rain, bail and.
thunder may be expected on or next
to the 1st. Storminess, with April
rains, continue up to about the 4th.
Tornadoes in some parts, and the
storm -god may claim some victims.
Cool weather, with probably snow and
frosts, from 4th to 7th. About Sth
and Oth clumge to warmer, heavy
April rains, hail and thunder from east
to west. from 12th to 18th it regular •
storm period, with crisis about 15th
when look for vicious electric storms,
attended by rain, bail and. dangerous
winds, low barometer, high tempera-,
ture. daily paroxysms of wind and
downpours of rain. Another dash of
cold wiuds and frost will follow. Th e
last week of April is covered with a,
storm period. From 25th to 28th, in-
clusive, look out for storms of energy,
with much rain and hail. April wilt
bring many extremes of very w erne
and quite cool weather, a war 'with-
northerlo and southerly currents. -
Rains will be sufficient, with cloud-
bnrsts in some localities too wet fox -
ow
lland.
My friend, look here !you know bow .
weak and nervous your wife is, and
you know that Carter's Iron Pills wilt
relieve her now why not be fair about
it and buy her a box?
The spring show of entire horses will
he held at Stratford, on Tuesday Aprir
16th.
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requires a. powerful, penetrating
remedy to reach the affected parts
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as if by magic, for one drop of Ner-
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other remedies. 'You won't often call'
the doctor if Neryiline is in the house.
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