The Herald, 1902-08-01, Page 2IIM11110110
FOR A S1JBSIDY.
enty.two Knot Steamship
Line for Canada.
ONEY NOT AN OBJECT.
ould Give it $1,500,000 to $2,-
000,000 a Year for Ten Years,
After Which Ile elopes it ,Might
Perhaps Live Unaided -The Yan-
kee Bogey Worked Again. ,
London, July 28. -Tee Holum of
mmons Committee appointed to in -
Ire into the question of steam -
:p subsietes was In sess on to -day
d examined Seirator G. A. Drum -
once of Montreal. Mr. Drummond
Id tbat be bad arrived at the core
usion. from rent developments of
inerican shitping comb:nes that the
s3d late practically controlled the
tuation, end that the ocean lines
ere merely adjuncts.
At Ilia sight it would appear that
Ie purcbase of a number of old Brit -
b steamers by the American com-
!nation could be remedted by build -
lag new boats. But be believed that
it ibis was done by a new organiza-
tion it could be made unprofitable
try the Amer:Jeans, wlio, by means of
througb bills of lading from tbe
producina centres, could control
freights as well as a coUsiderable
portion of the passenger traffic.
He bettered that the only hope of
eseape from tee control or the Am-
erican sleeping canine Jay through
Canada. Tieteefere he advOcateil a
speedy up-to-date service of 22-
keet Steamers betvreen Great tre-
ater. and Hatifae, instead of New
York. Sueb a. elle ought to be suing-
dized to the extent or I:300.000 ($1,-
600,000) to £400,000 ($2,000,000)
yearly Zr ten year% hair payalie
ler Great Britain an bait by Can-
ada, Tberearter, be beeeved. "if se-
ditiously nerna.ged," the line wooed
be eelf-Supperttnge It would be ail-
Inerotagcons to both eteintriee to
ctinent the tattle lietween Canada
1
*ad Great Bailee. "4 eget-%
"-"teWlee 're
ago Seleniat lived with his grand..
pimento on their estate, The old man
was anxions that Frederice marry
a, eettain very wealthy woman, to
whom the young 'man bad taken a
strange dislike.
He WaS unreasona,ble, and, after a
stormy scene, young Frecierak left
foe America., ,
Being Ignorant of Anaerioan cue -
toms and the Englisi language he
found it Impossible to obtain other
than unskilled enaployment. He
travelled all over this country, work-
ing in various places and occasion-
ally, writing home. The old man
at last relented and wrote for him
to return and again live with them,
but, knowing that the ola man would
try, to force an obJecticemble connec-
tion upon him, the youth stayed here.
Tee old man mad 3 lee w'11,, and there-
in to a clause that provides that
If at his (the grandfather's) death
Frederiok is not married the estate
goes to the church and charitable
institutions. The 'old man is now
in feeble health and Frederick real-
izes that unless he 'soon acquires a
partner the fortune may slip through
his fh3gers.
He is determined, however, not to
marry any woman who shall not be
willing to face with him the bat-
tle of life. He dramatically de-
clares that If ne is not man enough
Ln his overalls to marry any wo-
man he does not want her.
Connected with this side of the
strange affair is a story concern-
ing a handsome Canadian woman
who came here Saturday to marry
Schnaidt. They first came to know
each other through a mutual friend
in Cleveland, but never paw each
other until Satyr -day. The young
women came. here to see Schmidt.
When she arrived Sehmidt was cov-
ered with the grime of bis vocation.
She was somewhat shocked to find
a finely educated rna.n in such pleb-
eian hebiamenta but remained for
a, few days, getting better acquaint-
ed. Schmidt would have married her,
but saki that he must make his
$1.a0 per day keep them.
This would involve a lot of hard
work, and the northern beauty did
not care to try it. Her name wait
Lucile Wilmeranti she was one of
the most strikingly beautiful wo-
men that ever visited this city.
Schrnitit trays that at any time he
could Quit his hard job here and go
bank to Germany to live, but be dies
sot chose to do it that way. How-
ever, if be Is to get ble inheritance
eie wants a were at ones..
ERS' G009 FEELINg.
Settling Down Faster Thai
Was Expected.
,
DISCONTENT IS SFORADIAC.
Totekm. Jos pieealletitt
reportai treptatieg tee &Men Men -
sleet ter tee nejtrs, rine the reeentfel
ttitpetnitienL tne &cantle:It-rob
Wartlete boteett tete eletate
Who feeget, on ihe
tale are elleatest telagerated,
There a;lire RAW syleptonis et
ellestattelartien atter tPae SIOWiltss
With teleee tee Were arel releeeed
ate .preltit eel Were istonaete for imatiltg
ettatt Ins lever heninete, /set
tee eliseffeeteste le tot etrictie Westin
taette. by - tereitatis delay and
trAshes 1 red tape.
Vallee tato tztir kr2oZonsiel ltrir
tease ersereetened .te Aetecteloort
tease.? then to tits$all and recoutv1..ed
tettere. tee -y ere eattlitog &Wit Mate
:r2112: than tee West eauStle
latz.rist.1 D.,ave cap:ate-1 When
fOnee iv:49 made. tete Iiitehmiler'S
monlitietes Tin the goad faith of the
toer5an4 adMitation of their fight-
quolltiles are attested by the:
:fizal report of thintary operationn
IleWastim rend auseeof of the peace
Compact. and title King'S intOrenee
Was
bj5n 1m. Lord 14:Rehr:net
FJ tFnE3 one Word sliniie his re -
tare to I:talon:1 to indleate that
he ak)reheridgrentWal of the pc --
Mind! ogitatinn among the BterS
against the Crown.
.5:lartAsts who lay stresS upon the
ra5a= instances fif .resentment aral
eve passten in tine Tfairtsvaal are
reneeting tee same Mee or de-4,sta-
lee to tee intefeste or peace *lab
eireelt Sir termed wireY has been t6- •
nneted dragging berate the
.1Cetranone Ser ileevette elletosTJ
tees as nil act of' Inetice to the
nrertenete gprieral. The !est Word
as. prntiy teen Sirkers i be -
nil! of larler, wa was belerientee3
te War Caine* heaeartartcls
arei the toeet itself Mite lie
distt!seal I disgrace evete tender-
ed leevitalee by Eisoten. 'headstrong.
'Tony. ,
I lin WIFE SUN.
than Girl Looked lli
Over and Wilted.
FORTUNE IN THE BALANCE.
Bowling Green, O. jsey 28.e-Feecl.
ick Steineeit,aday laborer who bas
en employed on etreet improve-
ents here for some weeks easter-
received were that his grand -
other, Augutta, Sohmidt, in Saxe-
eimar., Gerectany, had Med. Her
atIS leaves hint the heir to a vast
te in Germany. Fehmidt, bow-
er. is bounl by the will of hie
andfatber, who eta' 1ive, te
arry before fee can claim tire es-
te,
The history of the entire affeir in
mattes and intereeting, and ette
lila not dream that the dusty,
need,
and bard-fieted laborer
the anion of one of the arieto-
tie Gerame eternise. Tvirelve year's
1111GRANT IS A, •WOMAN
Has Masqueraded in Men's
Clothes Six Years.
TALKS ON WOMAN'S RIGHT.
Salt Lake Male july 28. -In a
wagon -load of vagrants collected in
the Short Lines by the police was
found a wOinan masquersiding
man's clothing, Had it not been for
her voice the disguise would never
have been discovered, as her fea-
tures are distinctly of the masculine
type.
When the patrol wagon arrived at
the police station, and its occapants
were lined up betore the desk ser-
geant, "Jim," as she calls herself,
opened her mouth for the first time.
She was indignant at being ar-
rested for simply sleeping In a freight
car. Such a thing had never be-
fore happened to her in her six
years' experience as a traveller.
Although her face had coarse fea-
tures, it did not look hardened and
depraved, and in her talk she show-
ed a certain amount of reserve and
education. When once started "elm"
talked.
"I have been travelling this way
for six years, ever since I left my
husband," she said. "Ile drove me
away from home, I wear a man's
clothing because a man can get
more money than a woman. Why,
I could get $50 as a mait where a
woman gets $15.
"Besides a woman has to work lots
longer. She would have to do four-
teen hours' work to a inan's eight.
I work as a cook or take care of
horses, drive a team or anything
I can get to do. I am on nate way to
Nevada now, to see if I can get a
job cooking In a mining camp.
"For the last SIX years I have
been travelling around in New Mex-
ico and back east. I Mere worked
in Santa Fe, Albuquerque end In
eome or the mining camps. I took
several trips back to 8t. Louie,
where my father live.
"Ile believes in women wearing
metes clothes. He (amen% like to set,
TIEll WITH HER STOGKINGS.
Thief Binds 18 -year-old Bridc
and Robs House.
-GAGGED HER WITH FLOUR SACK.
(11neshore, N. July L50--0ne of
the. most daring outrages ever rer-
rietrotel tilisuctecer counis teoli
glare tins niorLing ntts
when 3.1m, isluolv, of eouth
tilutsborte teas Intel up in aer on
tbe joint et a reteleer, steel
teens] gagge4%aI thi= 110EAt
leOted t anvil testeutit artieles
or voice,
M. ellair, ale le etie IS seers
Or ere Watt, rertuteey MAmid
(4toige,t4 town. Ste :vita at-
tng to LiV hotesulietti oti
the tirst fie r Well she tiarlied at
Sair a Wall With et reVolVer. Ile
teteetenal lter With death if Me
IFtlktit fi_V% OWI thee ettral
rAir tti eteekintee, LILA, lth &lent
then), tirl her haNdIS IL.:,itgnti her
beck. beetle] Ler feet with 'Le •
ether Steelier:1r atel nen feline am
j)btritiztir wit% attire Le rags
reel !ter. Then lie. tette au Sid liar,
ter target reel teatel tt over her
lay4d.
Whrt= !fret u sW Weti eNsnkersd._
tiro izarri • later. she in nearly
sallet'ate.P... and it wios MAI ran ho nr
eteere she .tiebVeny=.11 safeties:Say to
tea vile hnd haippr,zikd. "shr then
gave a ik=s..cruptiton ,or hrr
raid sz:vtt%ull. cote:tea inatany ttatale-
tee 'tee teen et dienetione.
Finaely Town etesehei eine-
traeseested that the West etenues
& Senshore Railroad ihipat he visit-
ed, thinkiat! that. the Men isigt
hare gme there to matte nn
•cape Ity a train... 'Martin Was het
mistaken, Tot Ite trun-il two strata -
ere akeet to board a freight ttain
- • d stepped them. They sianwed re-
tance% hut nearly a tanedred ger-
ons et the stnt;km waliUng tor
fr.tvks. iveht tea, his assEistane.,„ end
tient tau Men were. taken into cus-
toey and heriCennetl.
The iierti Were marelted into the
town ena orralaned hefore Police
judrre ran. They gs.;:e the
ciT Joseph traMer. Covingtoo.
arid Frank Ilet;ityi,yfPitts-
!
Mrs. 'ElntiiyiCentat.1,5
irtalter nu tee men who Lad me-
ted her, and re.eee many attests
by tee aintedtopulace the etfa
eerie suece,teleein gt,ttiteso the ;tan to
tee county lain at Woodbury.
lats. sintw is in a s.ertems eenee
Con trore tee friget ant tee excite.
Xent to which she was eateseted.
'EXPERIMENT ON HIMSELF.
3 an 'trying to Disprove Da, Rock
:Meer be Dead ta Tiro montlis.
Perie. Jule- Gernatilt's itect,
one operatien en liens -ear in his ex-
periraer.ts to daprove Prof. Koches
theory regardirg human and
vine tiffieroclosis. on.tinses to ex -
eta interest. 1tss toberculesis
tuthors resalt.ed -frora his first op-
eratlen, his setond operation is
eery serious. 1e eale to a vlsiter
to -day: el may be dead in seven .or
eight weeks. As Sco.i at the nerve
,ISSUeS are ate' 1 seall get e
eat eur,g-eon to +operate. 1may
lease me aria. 1 o r et wish to tett-
t suicide, but 1 VAS"), to prove
that I am Mabee'
Dr. Gernault 1» beginnieg to tuft
Ter trona las arra, which he himself
"noculated with tuberculosis inat-
tsr a cow. The wound is in-
flamed. He is calmly awaiting the
result. He maletains his disbelief in
Prof. Kocha tieory, arid regards a
definite •eolution :of the queetiOn as
'being or paramour,t Inmortanoe to
ma:Akita/I. Dr. Gereault took ten
,.cen.tieramtees 'of elms fromtee ear-
faee Of the lever Of a cow lathering
from tuberculosis, wh:eb had been
seized as unfit for human feed, And
injected ander- the ettlia 'of ble left
eerie
covered are in different sections of
the city leads the officers to bp-
theve that he may have opened up -
an establishment on almost every
etreet
.They believe that be maY
have shipped a large 'lumber of girls
from this clty under the guise of
sending them to ,Join a theatrical
troupe In which he said be 1,748 sup-
posed to be interested.
He 'claimed to represent a com-
pany that was to evert out from
Boston under the name of eTbe LOSt
Pearl!'
Brown rented the furnished home
of Millionaire Tyler, in the heart of
the fashienable Matelot ef Bennie,
at. Nov 027 Elnavlood avenue. He le a
elenteeeele
man aslight tinge Of grey
lin his hair, invariably wore a long
Prince Albert °oat, patent leather
dimes, black tie and a silk hat. He
bore every appearance of refine-
ment, was well educated, an attrac-
tive eonversatioualist, end, by rea-
eon of his extenisive traveling and
evident conduct wiltib respecta,bil-
lite, he twee able to suit himself to
any compesna into wallet) he might
have fallen..
There may be many diamond rings
or brooehies mitssimg in society that
cam new be accounted for.
The neweemer in the Elmwood ave-
nue district was not eager to pia
up asi acquaintance vette those liv-
ing nearby, and the forcing of ac-
quaintance was done by the neigh-
bors and not by Mr. Brown. it was
noticed that a large number of
young womencalled at tbe house,
and some made repeated calls. Browa
made frequent trips to tee letter
box eaoh, day, end ont these trips le -
variably carried a thandfel of let-
ters, as much a his confidence game
Le said to itave been carried OD in
teat svey.
As fax as ea,n be learned, Brown's
principal work was to advertise for
a partner to go into the deiry or
butter end egg business. An Isis ad-
vertisements were very flattering
and attractive, and he secured many
young men with money, who were
willieg to invest from $500 to $1,-
000 tit a buoiness with so wealthy
and influential a citizen as Mr.
Brown appeare1 to be from las sur -
• ,
FRUIT PACKING.
1,1 hat toe ivispector Sista About Nbig-
ara. Distriet.
Mr. P. Z. Carey. of Toronto, In-
spector of Fruit Marks, lies been
visiting Grimsby, Beamsville, Nia-
gara, Queenston and other fruit
- • VEIN" siALIANT'.
M1 xri1 IwIbe eat, 1J it the caddikb in the eye with kr
Geg r,3 tiy.,g• lour pet atm; tin entrunuisr rArt-zi.
coxiil1t giltigiut; rvr. got arindder e,vo left.
a Wettest legged uplitux a
With that SOYA:4y and ev.•-d-Aldiiig
That'S the way1 'Minh
I never vetted go beektu%voitsenen
eletleten tesann.
"1 Waist horn In IcArnturhy.
there until 1 Was
'Then 1 ?trent to St. Louis arrivi stay
there about littera ye:::;. 1 had
a good education ha an :OVA-U.11)y
near St. Louie. My folks' en W,Au4-47
1 rata gang atonal this wa;--- tat
hate gene te see them an,:i they'
reeogieze netat EirSt. N 4rA,
vrr dem
any a the leen 1 1.rati,
travil rartend wain Sinew that t
en a Women. n 1 tirVt,4 le-ta b2t.
eee man elate lac? an image. Ibate
eistia iivinghi Salt Lake, bee nee
Weelnitet knew tne."'
RE TEO S
E
Clever Swindler Made a rash
in Buffalo.
1(1116S RESILIIEN.
Bill of Fare Each Meal Signed
by the Doctors,
THE KAISER'S COMING VISIT,
London, July 28. -King Edward to-
day, enjoyed the improved weather
at Coves, Isle bf His Majesty
spent the forenoon in an lnvaUd
chair on the open deck, He is still
under the most strict supervision,
His diet menu is signed daily by one
or the other of the reya,1 physicians
before it is submitted to him. He
suertrits good-naturedly to the some-
whart severe regime. There Is every
indication of His Majesty's contin-
ued progress towards complete cam-
valemence. Weather permitting, the
royal yacht well probably go on a
short cruise to-mtoerow.
Truth sa.ys that Emperor William's
visit to King Edward will be brief
and strictly private, the German
Emperor sailing from Kiel on the
Imperial yacht Hohenzollern,. Aug-
ust 2nd, and rematning at Cowes
through tire regatta week, when bis
schooner yacht, Meteor III. will com-
pete for the King's Cup.
KING OF NEW ZEALAND.
—
Title Which Premier Seddon has Won
tor 111mseif In the Aratpodes.
Richard J. Seddon, the Premier �f
New Zealand, now on a visit to Eng-
land, is popularly, known at his borne
es "King Dick Seddon." Mr. Seddon
is in many 'respects a remarkable
mae. Ile meat:, a bit reuently by
giving, in one of les speeches in
South Africa, where he stopped on
his way to England, the first offi-
cial hint that peace actually wasin
eight, but what. has -noel° hini es-
pecially popular in Great Britain Is
the part he played in supporting
the empire during the war. As the
head of his colony's government he
"caine out etrong" for the mother
country's side in the controversy, and
in the most bop: Les days of the cant-
pragn insisted that the struggle mut
he fought out to a finale He head-
ed the movratent to ;send a contitigent
or New Zealan 1 troopt to Soath M-
elee, an I promised that men lell,Illid
be supplied until there was 00 long-
er aue nett014111tY for reinforce -
1 =ante. The attitule WW1 him as
IU191,11 applause In New Z.:Leine ati It
late done In England. Hie recant
journey aleng the soutievil coact of
his countr.y was ;melt it euecession
•if fetas anti reeeptions that it
*Tented like a royal progress. and
iluhletkiree Itilloawellftt. lo)14
1'3i;epteurellei irs°f°51.t23,t)-
()C0 in gold us a national testimonial
Seddon is a typs of man Unit Is
mutt commoner in ranada than fn
Englaude-the eort of n man that
brgins life with notieng bat iliA leiro
imlids anti conics out on top by
, Omer form of bigness of enrry ami
1 purpose. A. hslv of 18. he went out
1 tO Slew 7:rail:nil it 1807, when tit!
geld frier was on, and during bin
firA tin;‘a th .re got his bread and
I euiter by wattling bottles fit aelteap
intern. Ile liwi the hard life sit
. this in Wig 4'1111911,4 Vint then hie rim
began, .At ni In* went to the New
geal!Alal ntriWItttlit. anti after that
kept en up the heel: r %anal' be IZet
1 t ilr1 Pr; hoer r1.141). wit h a hith he Met'
, dovetails iii a feteotiKr tattle riaidg.
Mr it non CeolvT
elal aas neer. Ilea -lister
if Labile, Seeitter of Detente% nue
tosamee 1 ear of Tattles ant Cat tome,
i Late 14P 111t°11 who i,,ne4tel their lista
in pealing tat Itle thonne village; he
Vele' have ease 5 etnee tia the qualities
ef the Jung -I -atilt to if mune of
tlieuL Its Nal -`1',P4 has mete Sem
enemies. At any rate. Mere le a
eveeret te Nirter Z.aitint.0 people to
weeen Mr. erdeein is *Meat Mere
ettelvely, anti he hzis hal to fig,it
tl...ough nanny ui lilt' r p vii,leul ctura-
palm Titur, bat moat of eie pope.
la-ity with ttr- ruuripitity. however.
It 111 iit ha tub h ii the pr.,mlersbip
for twelve years.
points In tit*, renlinkria, 10
e=enstillt with shippers regarding: the
raw vegetations. Ile lock copies of
ter ttet for desteniatione atal en-
deavored to impress 015 protegee@
upon nose Abe. wete tot areenalened
%eel) tine tete state of affaire. Mr.
'Carey says That he found upon the
whole, a desire afinaing the stepper -a,
pareentlarly the more exteneise deal-
ers, to sthele by the letter
,r the haw with regafd 10 the
eking of frait, and he tide§ Sot
anticipate any treuble. Among the
timelier sinippere, however, be re-
tratirked teetlehey eta* 10 tine
eel Weer ,inf thitetes and he heard
meter aeginaente re.VG7 of the old
seheme of erating one !meat. of eholo
eest fruit on the top of the Casket
or terra lifts Catetes fecent visit
witty in connection with eine reeking
rI peaches. plume. tonsateee. and
otear leasket goods, the season for
width begibr in a. fete dates/.
ABOLISH BEAT!' PENALTY.
ebeh Setiate Threatens to troesake
Capital Portareitent.
Perist July See.. -The gnieteiner
e
eeeets to be doortee. A. war of words
erev- woging in the Senate threat -
WANTED PARTNERS WITH V,000 eras to eXtitpate capital punishment,
and with it Frante's grim and lifted
rafalo: Jet:sr :=1.8.-Clialtles Ettl..- staleed instalment of public veng-
cat BtOWTi, peacerS the cleverest I eance,
Preece _eltert-coet-at et:silk-tat con- i The etleis was bareglit ma by the
tece roan that ever v,sitect Buf-1 ease of a marl named Milan:v. con-
faio, came here on Nia.ir 1, spent 101 derailed by the Courts of death. For -
weeks and departed a few days ago ' merly the place of execution was
i
with more than $10;000.
Uoited States Goieillment efficlais bitt ittruat ettiaes, bneeeartr vPotee7 too
chaise,
and ece.ret eervete men -are eow fur te le conceded that each eXhibi-
secatering the country for bum, but same have no salutaty effect upon
with little chance of seeeeste, ere fax I the motels of the people. The Prima --
they lave sracceeded le locaterg his I e in confirged in La Pante, and it
servat girl, whom they traced from: was suggested that the execution
Vaal isticeltiyo toobtear agony, titstu4trroymsviefeet. i etaukteLtla..sacell Litilseirtb:ythoe Joyorisoeatios wa:Ixtel_,
teat would aatist them in !matinee, cies foe tire dittinetiort. Ilerree the
the mysterious silkehat men teem the i matter= =wits rereneed to the Senette
Iciearehi.ed 'Ger' feirvnemeteaores fhb ricinbise rent- i tel.ntlw etsrhill;toteritgetellasivereultrraerpittaol
Ii, eta the ObaMber or Deputies. Sev-
ed in tbiS dtit end In eaelt he is, iss....
posed to hattl -aakede----a-partner. I punishroent at all, if it ututa be so
For web of tbest Eferres Brown Ls _ earfilli3' cebeeated. The argnment
said to have obtaireee, a partner t for and against has grown so strong
with leontle. In the elatectod. avetne I that the decapitation of 'Admix pro-
, raises, to be itulefititely sr/mirror/ed.
Afore his partner gate hire sue 1
.forr an intereet in ite establish- ,
meat. I Germany now surpasees France in
r
From the greet &versify of • the export of kid gloves.
seliernes in which Brotvik was inter- 1 'The long Overlie French berkne
ested the ofticials believe that his Brent, itfiat 'which there bat bee
,operationo have extended over the i :acme et:moult/time the rate ot itt-
credit* city and that he hag cleated : isuratee retwhing g,5 per neat, la lib
a remarkably larg.e gem. The `feet 'et San Frantisee, Ito* 1;terw-
fact that the stores they ha*e die* eastle,1-ftettnict ......, . . i
Cholera continues to decreane in
Manila, and provinces.
The IL S. may establish a wire-
less service on the Alaskan Coast,
A large .portion of the wheat le
headed oat in the Qu'Appelle district,
Lord Roberts has eeinstated alt
but 'two ef the rusticated cadets.
The Governor-General and Lady,
Miato have sailed from Liverpool for
Canada.
The Winnipeg hotels are una,ble to
accommodate the throng of visitors
to the exhibition.
The Illinois River at Beardstown
is 17 feet abate low, water mark,
and is still rising.
Rev. Dr. Warden laid the corner
stone of ,the new Presbyteriau
Church at Shelburne,
The Mohawk River, at Scbenec-
tady, N. Y., is newt 8 feet abieve the
normal, and is stile rising.
Hon,. Clifford Salton has made up
his mind to start for the Yakon
towards the end of August.
The case of J. Aspirwal Hodge and
others a,gain,st the U, S. steel corpor-
ation goes over until Sept. 5t1a.
The court-martial of Lieut. Hick-
man for cruelty is over at Manila.
It is tholught he has been acquitted.
The steamer Mariposa, which has
sailed from San Francisco for Ta-
hiti, will use oil for fuel instea.d
e°aTih'e congregation of St. Andrew's
Church; Winnipeg, einenday night gterve(
Rev, J'os. Hogg $8,000 as a retiring
gift.
Latuarrea sash factory, lumbar
yard and other property at St.
Remi, Quebec, were burned. The lose
10 $100,000.
Goronimo, the Apache Chief, wants
to be allowed to hunt the outlaw,
Tracy. It is not likely he will be
given a chance.
W. Ir. Welsh, of Pincher Creek, bet-
ter known as 4'13111y the Kid," was
drowned laet week in Pineher Creek,
which is in flied.
Kingston sent more soldiers to
South Africa, than any Other place In
Canada. Not one of them was killed
or died of dieease.
MeLeares hardware store, London,
damaged $Iti,000 by fire, caused by
a clerk strikbig a neateli near a
barrel al gasellee.
A great llood in Iowa, and Illinois/
along the Mleasnippi has done ine-
mouse damage to crops. Some figure
the loss at 1;6,00(1,000. •
An enteriran officer was fined Sett
and euspended for one month fOr al-
lowing the "water cure' to be use.
miniettbred to Filipino&
Several prominent Parisi:tali ties -
pounced the tlovernment for enforc-
ing the law of asstwilitions, and
riotouo velure, meurred.
Iterate, Man the NOrtittvest. Tre-
aters,' inilleate a more favorable out-
look for en abutelaut karma than
appearea a few 'maks ago,
Tine British (*female Japaneee Leh-
ermen are kr.thi to be on strike, and
ming forte to ciarmil the wititee en-
rage 41 in ti,e rehire° Industry to acin
with tlit el.
A great lire Is tagleg In Mee. Les
Omuta hingaeleis are burning. The
tete; tine been peril,' die-
troetsl, tee 'Cruilit Lyonnais ham
caught fere.
Ineperies at Vete Town into tee
t rade eaten t In Smitit A fri ,tv
that the i:herto:JiN,, of American tialle
‘11 due sob-ly to the war in freight
rates fame New York to tenth Ate
114M.
1.4,14.:APP gth npatolie delegate ler
tllte Isintais the Vatican
L.; prupar.ng to appeitt Arce-
biestep of Annette, wee will prebaely
br lientep eutastean Gebeatie
Mesettier.
U. in. renatfiers are teaming on
iii;ternationau r=Tank. with hew:Ito-at-
tete in New Vera. torgineices 81
t leranebseit, City et
elevate lt44vana, litto JorilehrO Atti
11919°591,Pt
A TRIBUTE TO LAURIER. the i'511111111 zntRon Company of Can -
eine re stride a, raid en
nen. Mentrial. 1vii;e11 recently geta
eherter frown the le nen-en eleven h.
New Vorkeet Asked Who the Distill neut. and wive h is euspeeted 01bes
geisha& hooka:sr elon Wan. Ing tt gatabling f.onnvern.
Mr. it. E. (2:lettere. formerly editor Archibald Widtaber4 for a letg
of this Chatham l'itatrt, volteN to lune master nachanic of the
Victoria it. tee Cbloneist rutin New “taed wreee.k Ita3leaY iliWladeerS
Yotk as reeletvea line been placed on this list of surer-
cLf 101:12eal pied:1
11141:.47-t,11,1..gyratei feefeetees at aPension e
1105, 0%01' -:0ene. Mt. ritetage Eoce€ti
01r;e;:tap,rsonaitr11tfY
of the man who l)Ci to Loneon to The entry of Newtown:Band hitt)
eepresent tine eounitay or bee lirtie eonfeierationt was braes:lied at the
I'wbo ly atire of the inipertance Canada Club diener in London. the
tot that country and tine sent! distin- Preneer of the colony stating that
gnielred perscnaLty 7,1:1 take pail.. if adven:eons terms were offers,
celeriac emone, tht preeeers Or tine e:1 18 vieuiti exert himself to briu,g
it about,
leseire, teeing only tee Pluee Mira-
ister of Engine; 1. it le in thee whin
UV CA 0 ;new oat PZP5 eees deo p down
out of satiot ant theta for tee name
thatt states tor rt‘.. it ts not with ,
fnq- ttn,,rs or a Tory oil Liberal age (ii v1,1/ IT; :gut yr:hsa° gs, b. oe/tgleagotft3
that we reply tes orei..,Sit(111 U19
Areetiran in New York, or ori beard e"" ctr bY the PrevierAal
the steamer: Who is that distils -I 6overnmet"
guished icelang ra•ria?/' -That is ;zit. Tim erection of a new distillery
Witt/ 1 t.I1LI v. the Premier of C an. itr Taranto is cottemplated for the
mine' it Le with the pride or a Can- purresse ,(31 converting the resitiae
deem, germ:ere eeliglat to claim as (arm beet root eager aril other tae
:compatriot a man who ranks like fineries Into oliohol for use in the
Sant among: the prophets wherever arts, and generally tor rion-pota
he goes."' ble purposes.
Within two months, Chieago meet
BULLER BOBS UP AUAIN,
Mr. toireli Rar, Tor many year the
raitheal nightwatelninan or the ttee
forrnatory XIV Boys at Penetant
Asks to be Allowea to State Views
itegardine Ladysmith.
Loreton, July e.S.-Gen, Buller has
written another lettet to Weliata
Brodrick, the Saretater of State for
War, le wider he complains that Mr.
trottricit accentuated charges In the
}forme or Commons width were never
officially brought ngainst hind, and to
which he was ordered not to teply.
In his communication to the Wet
Stetetary Gen. Dieter dee-kande that
he be Allowed to state his views re-
garding leadyenaltles tapabitity to
bold out against the Boers.
The °roves Nest Company has
agents in the Pennsylvania region
obtaining men for Ferule.
Bev. Father Ger:dieter, 0. et. L,
who has just returned (rota Dawson,
bedes strong tettimony as to tee
,e0od 'iro•reer,ment enjoyed by tap peo-
ple 01 the north. Father Gentiteau
goet three years in Dawson in
chaege of the Rrinal Catholic hole
pad, and left there in June.
be in (Bract communication with she
cast of NOVA Scotia by a systetts
or wirelese telegrpahy. Options ant
two sites for the *proposed station
of the new System lave been secur-
ed near Evanston.
The trouble with the Fraser Rivet
minion Sishermen was settled moat
night, When itie Jepaueee consul rot. -
seeded Lis fellow c:nattymen to ac-
cept the price offered by the camera
and to go reeking. The Zaps were
the last to hold out.
Tha per diem system for the use
of freight eats on foreign roads has
beela in operation Only fifteen days,
bat the Canadian Patine ,eay that
elect dy they have obeerved a
quicker movement of their cars on
foreign Towle than prevailed over
the old mileage eystern.
There
is dinsatisfactioo among the
Otta.wet. Post -office employees over ant
order cancelling the summer bell -
daps. The staff le apparerttly ot
large enough to eope with the work
If the eireiday nibowan e ie made'ad
the Mee have been anketi to take
tkir itaeation in the athlete, w •