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The Huron Expositor, 1901-11-08, Page 1-1_-_1_..__1._- --1 - - , - - - , 1.11 � __ I .1-1 .1 __ -__---1- ------ �___n -1 ________ _- - 1. ___-_______ � � _ - . - I . ,____________ , I— - - - � - � I . . I I - _ . I . . I I , - . I --- . . I . � 1. . - . I 1. . � . - . . I I -1 I - 1. I . I � I . � I �_ - - 1. I , . . � . . �, _ - . . . I - _. � . I . I I . . I I � . � � � . � � � I � : . . . I � � . I I � , � � . t � �, , I - . ! — � � . I � I I � - ___ .) -, . - � . - �. . . . . I . I � . I i I . I : I - - I � I � . . - f I - . . : I —_ I I - - I i . - - --A - .- . � - - � . I - - �_ - _ - , __ , - � 1� � . I I , - 1 I . . -.-- 11 _ - - - -- - � � -_ __ - - - . -1 , - , - - �-, -- ---- - - I 1. . . . I I � - . � - - .! I 4 - 1! . 11 I - -T I— - - I I I � : � . I - I . � . . � - . _ � � . � - .. � - '� , " , I I - . . . - - - , . - , -_ - i . I �: - �. . I � . . . -_ " � . .... � I . . I-; i I . � � I i 7 . - . . I � . . ;� I . i . i . I ; . i , � I � . . . I � , I . . 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IT I - - � - � I I I ;: � . , : *�_ V � - rN . - ) 1. =. , 47 - ,"-- I - - 1+ - . - I -4 11 � . - 1 _=;",�6.1 � % I �3 N_ I 1� � = ___ �,;_ I � i _... �4 � � - - ! .. ; * I . I 1. . - � . . "I . A .. I - . � 7 , I ! � - - . . . . I I I � : i , I . - .\ I - . . I I . -_ . I g 'I . � I . I � ! �.l I i � " . i 4 .. - than it�� _ . ,:. � . � I I - I I - - f�__ , . . I . - I I i -11 I , � i I , I . �� . . I � ; MCLEAN BROS... Publishera. . I . 1, . , THIRTY-THIRD YEAR. I � :i , , I . .. - � I . , I it prices I - ]�R 8 1 1 . �� .: .4. �de bett I. I . , FRIDAY NOVEMB 19010 � $1 a Year in Advanews. � � I - 1 9 1 1 er � w I � 9 9 � . I WHOLE -NUMBER, 1.769. 1 - I � I -1 - �� I i . f . , � - i : r � i , i i -1 � _. . I . - I I finding q __ . - . in the quan�iby of wheat delivered at ele. the fire herself. Help was soon on hl�'ndl . . , F . . � I - . - Y - but tha � , � � M#@ §-EVERE FIGHTING IN by anyone. The first mortgage bonds, .� I 11 amounting to $2,500,000, will be paid in 40 PATT E R'N S vatots. The effect of the snow on the but before the fire could be put out the�bed . ;1 � I I . �OUTH AFRICA. . � .1 .. . 7 r I . I - � 11 I ate, will not W felt was destroyed, the window curtains and all . . . � f 'ge atock,� I wl I . I . , __ full. An issue of $590,000 second mortgage i wheat grain men at the drapery in the room burned. The fur- � * I I .. ; -OF— where stad,ke have been carefully built. I ,if I mah mor- , - �� - bonds is unprovided for, but the revenue I � i I I A BRITISH REVERSE. ; Much of the wheat in the stack, and re- niture and window casings were all AcAled, I I � � I - . . I I . from salvage on the buildings and fro I . . � � � in I � Zteady, � . . . I � ' of the window glats was broken .. I � .4 �ave fro I I . a rt I ports show that there is a big percentage of and some I , I - nX I I - Lokd Kit hener, commander of the British .other.sources will probably cover pa of wai!ll Paper i I- I , . ; . % f ej, has lent tl�e followinto � official des. this indebtedness. The balance due to con. the crop still lying out, will be left there wiith i,ba heat. � 1, I ,� I . �. 'Oro . it is 4— � Z until spring, should the snow continue." -Master William Gordon, a lad. wo 11411 . �7 I � I 0 _ , � will be .. I � I . a' to the authorities in ndon. It is tractors is not definitely known, but n woollen mill, Stratfor - he � 1. � L . I -G. H. Bennett, a large fruit grower of at the Dufto I I ,I-, � .. I I I Idate estimated at $1,000,000. and reprcs8utl Borders aid Oeilings to Match. . 4 �t -1 � 1� V. - . . Pretoria, November let: . - ,other - - - . . U . � . . .. their profits for the work done, so that no ! he township of Sandwich East, near Wind his right arm caught in a machine the , I I I � � . � � -a severe a4aok' . - i __ -, " � , 11 .� � . S or, is authbrity for the state . bow- - . , I I , mado on tho rear guard of Colonel Benabn I, one will be seriousIv embarrassed by the ReZulmr 10c, ' roll, t ment that the day. The arm was torn below the el ., - . . - �- -XEzT� �4 a . 1,12je a,nd 15c per single . I , i � 71 � '. � . - . I "column wh; about twenty miles northeast lose directly connected with the Exposition. ; rape industry of Essex county is threaten- the wound requiring several stitches. - �' I � I *AW**1"*1t*****A#**#*#**" � I I - � i : - a -Concession h d with oxt rmination . - ' I _. IE bil � . 1 of B�thel , n r Brakenlaagte, duringa thick older@ at the Pan-American NOW 8 OENTS. 11 i i i from a fungous -Mr. Alexander Hotson, of Avoubank, ,4 1 . . - � 11 I � � . . growth, w . �41 8*' lost money, with two or three exceptions, � hich ban attacked the vivem and met with ,a very serious accident Monday - r - Wear to P Z i � � I t .1 t - in 1, T,� ,'ear. a says that the ravages nooa. While watering his horses one of . z i � � � . ". ted and several were ruined. The notable money fruit this y H I . f I I I of t 0 t.- 1 he str ngth of the enemy is repor � of this post caused him the loss of two- them reared and -struck him with both front �, -.1 - . . �h I I ... to lifive bee .w, thousand. They rushed two maker was the cyclorema'of the Johnstown ; � � L; - . Are im, I - I . flood, despised and scorned by investors, AILEU, XP WIN TL IMP Roy .. ,thirds of �is crop, and he believes that' it feet, breaking his arm near the elbow� and, � -1 I i I i f � - We doll t ry.jo 0 guns with t, e re&r guard, but it is uncertain I making a scalp wound about three inches 1. � V- Perfect which closed the season $100,000 to the I Mill in time extend all over his vineyard. � i . . " IS I I -1 , . whether they wer able to remove them. . I " . long - I le.. . I __ . SEAFORTH I .1 - I ; ! - ,� I .- � 'Y great I . is I flear that our casualties wer I I I -Fred �.-, ee Rice, who wa4 on trial at To- -,A-pioneer of .the township of $outh _4 , - r 8 _ — � 'routo last week on a charge of murder, wa E; _. - � -, . � . I . I ., - - _1 � � I Colonel Deupon mais wounded, but not ee. I . � -one -ond&y of last week, �� 11 �_ l 6 under. , d away M I - � � Ontario's Crime. ,I very little intprestin political affairs, leay. 40undgui*, but the jury were unable to Easthope ps I __ . verely. 4 irelieviug column will reaoh.him � : � - , - - person oi Mr, James McTavish aged ' �- * . I . - . I G�m , -The number of births ii e hands of 'agree as t6 whether Rice fired the fatal shot in the, I � " �aping Of 'I � - --- DEAR EXPOSITOR, Ig that, as o4e said to me, in th r �� , U I- . a -de., . th 0 11111g." I : I I - , , � � re, and I all the. Tr I I per one thousand. of the population, in On- their polished! friends in the cities." ,or not. Rice was one of the desperadoes 81 Years. ,He oame to that sectid'n of . - I I .:,, knued at& . I . THE .CASUALTIES. - ted to i being re- country when a young man, and wall among . - . I . � � tario, in 1899, was only 19, just equal to " Yes I ca�me to Canada on a business � who attemp while . - � . I � .. . I - . � I I � I . '08" qi I f . L�ter Lord Kitchener telegraphed as fol. the death rate, while in Quebec the ratio . tri and at Oe same time I am enjoying , moved to �he county isifat Toronto, and as the earliest -settlera there. Two son$, and � I _ � I I pt .4 A- % ff _� _ -ave the I I . __ lowo : Cqlonel Barter, who marched from was 33 one thousand of the population, the sights of � great country. I would like a result of 1whicli, Constable Boyd, of Toron. two daughters survive, . i 11 . r I I , I . . I in many it was 38. The smalf birth to see a large trade established between to, loot his� life. The case will be appealed , -Mrs. Thomas Later, of Listo � _q : I - re made. 4 - . 111111 . thei consta ulary line yesterday, reached and tllerr . . we!, � died - 4 : . I Civalities i �- uted by synods and Canada and ri�y country, and I have hopes to the Court of Appeal. : � I . . B on's c lumn early this morning (Fri, rate in Ontario is attrib � . . very suddenly on Tbursday evening, Octo- I . . I . � . I I . 1. , . , en� iappp))sed. He reports that Colonel -The Qntario Provincial Winter Fair bar 24th. -She was taken with a stroke �Qf �� I I , d'ay medical associt�tions to the crimes of mar- that in the fu!ture there will be important , . I �� , 1. � 111 - - I a 0 doov.. - _4'� I I �v I.- . J I . i - Benson et ,of his wounds. � will be held this year in G I b, December p' ralysis in the afternoon, and n v r r 7 � , L I ried women. But there are other reasons, developments in this respect." I -,, -1 I - it I , , �: � i � lh�ba,-,uallies are the following : Killed oty in a � 10 to l3t& inclusive. It isuh'oefdl under the ed conecioutric s 3, pasal ng away about ' half � t� / I . . i and one is that now -a -days, men do not " The Emperor ? Oh ! His maje . I z I I � . I I I - - lonel E. Guinness, Ma arry until they have, in the majority of great man, He is a king, soldier slid atiopices-ot the Dominion Cattle Breeders' past 7 the same vening. Dece was 39 If I . - ' , - I , Is seed , - i ieeds to ::�- � 11 I . Ca aine M W. Linsay and F, T. Thorald, cases, reached old age. Forty years ago, scholar, He in for Germany first, last and Association, the Dominion Sheep Breeders' years of age, and leives a h-vaband and three � --- I , I I � , , , � - - � � � . - I ! � - I .. . I I I � Lie tenant,& E. V. I. Brooke and R. E. McKillop did not ho,,ve one unmarried- man always. He has his faults, of course, but Association, the baminion Swine Breeders' children. 17 . �'%%,ther.,,. I I . . Sh herd, and Second Lieutenant A. J. over thirty years of age, to every fifty now, he ism ruler or the people and is greatly , Associaton', the Ontario Poultry Association -Ballantyne & Sons -shipped four car I .. i- I I i . I � ;. � Uit of � `_1 . . .and a committee from the city dayof �.. , '1� I I I ,. Cor tt. -Captai Eyre and it had 1,000 more population then than beloved by t e German nation." -of Guelph. loado of cheese from Atwood, on Mcn _� 1. , . . � � I � e 0 is wounds n _ ' - (all it a . . . I - I 16 I The exhibit of cattle, sheep,' swine and last week, representing five cheese factories, Ir f."� . I i Llo I . it has now. In two concessions, along one 0 do not care to discuss politics. � - F, fftyle� � . I I I . y ? . _' �; ' i � . � . LQ Kit,,hener then gives the names ON road, in a distance of five triles, there are never interest myself in them further than poultry, al,lve and dead, will thin year eclipse ?,Ima, Newry, Maitland, Silv4pr Corners and I 4il. . I I . - � vvanta to , 4 i . . I - . 13 other off cers who were wounded, most of only four families having children to send to is necaEsiry r my business. Germany, I � Any previ 'us exhibit. * . I . M-onkton. Thefe were about 1,810 cheese. . - - 1-1. � I , . I 1. . . =; . �iff store, , 11 The prices were: - Elma 95 cents ; Newry, _� �. I I thein severcly,.and announces that 54 non- .school, while there are only seven families consider, in y %saing through a critical mo- i -James Watt, chairman of the free lib. 1 113 �� I .1 .1 of all - . . cotrimisuioned officers and men were killed with children under twenty years of age. ment in her r ational career, from a political � rary boar r, has received a letter'-ftom Mr. 91 cants ; Maitland, % ceuve; Silver Cor- , 7 ! . I . - .1 . .. i . . _. I . - , - nery, at , , � 4- - I . . _ 'i � . . . Itn nded,addiDg, that four of the The�re should be a tax often dollars a year aswellssfin6noial point of view,but our , Andrew Carnegie, offering to give $20,000, ners, 9J cents, eni Monkton, 9 3 16 cents . �, . i . .1 . . - ;,U I � I - 11. . � . I � latlier have since died of their wounds. !or a public library at Guelph, provided the per pound. , i ;I , �hat you, � � I . 1. on every unmarried man over thirty years people unde, the guidance of wise and I I - 1, � .J ;_ � - I . I .1 . . -Mr. Thomas bbert, has. 1� � I I - . � 1. COLONEL I INSON'S DEATH. of age, and every unmarried man of that camious leg�slaturea expect to' triumph � city will vide a isite,and grant $2,000 Con11311y, of Hi 'I ! I I - I I ed Chief McCarthy, of Stratford, that �,,� . I . � I ��foro maintenance. Mr. Watt has inform i _,'�.' i ��a with- . I . . I I I age should be disfranchised, and, be die- beyond ex_pe�tations.n . I -, annually _.;f_i" . I .1 - . The des )atch In says : � 11 I ,apsume . - - �is son Joseph, a lad of about If years of - . . . . at th I qu . - -1 �f k I -� - - - alified from being a member of Pariiament i — I writtienfo�rthe forms of agreement, plans, : . ; th a wo guns have -been recovered - I tc,. and the ' eason ito believe age, disappeared -from home on Monday of V � I - . . _e re is every r . �. 1.�. � i I YOU I . . . I � an� the enemy hm withdrawn, but I have or a civil servant, If the Government I Canada. I _; . � I ,��4 7- � . . 1� " no urlher, letails. I deeply regret- the Iona would give a farm and $300 to every parent -It in eati I ated that between 8,000 and that the project will go through, the citizens last week, and since then his wbereaboutil is .if -, - We do not try to do all the trade in clotb:ihg and fura having ten children and a free homestead T - being in favor of acceptiog Mr. unknown. He in described as being about I i � . 'olonel Bens ' cere and men ... and 9,000 n all _ - " � f men have gone to the deer hunt . , ; I . - . of C � on and the offi I I " � , I .� I and $100 for three years, to every young rarenregiL, coaditi,jus. 5 feet 8 inch -es in height and of dark com. - � I -:tr � done in Seaforth. We are doiricr a good trade ;,it's growing ; wh)fellwUh him. InBensou the service . 0 jog grounds in New Ontatio. , _J When last seen COID:n011y . ,F, 4- - �* . tend , ZD los, a's mosl gallant and capable officer, who couple under twenty-five years of ur -Sir Chailes and Lady Tupper arrived in ohn MoKeegan, of Camden township, plexion. ' y0U13g �� 11 i 1. ,it atford on a bicycle. .V 1- , . e'40 . Wdei om. tl�e 01A - . 't i ee th �. we make reasonable profits, and our customers are satisfied. inv �rieibly l3d his column with marked suo- lands would soon be settled by Cai an", Montreal o4' Saturday last fr Kent con � y, met with a sudden death near was riding towards Str I -A. 1, . � [so our I - - At the name time, the country would be nt health. . Chatham, i Saturday. He had just com- -The wedding of Misi. Ethel Robertson, I 41�� I �, � . . . I I I cea i andjui [gment. country. They are both in exce'lle i P �j � - I . . menced his journey homeward, driving a youngest daughter of Mrs. D. A. 'Robertson, . 11 I . - . � )rs savedfhoueands of dollars yearly, now ex- '-On S4 rin residence of .. I - � L� J_A ' I The -fig iting was at very close quart( , t rday the fa . with of'St. Marya'and Xr. John R. Blake, bar- * 4 -,,.�� , There is nothing gained in trying tQ play the all hog m.j in i pended on emigrant agents. The mopt pros- John Mallery, near Brockville, ' together � spirited team with a wagon laden 9 +_.,* a to ran 0 a ntivined with great, determination by * - _1 I :1 or nothing game. Many men have tried it and failed. but i sidet. The enemy suffered heavily, pero� -t 4: 'y th is, i . was unable to control them, and was thrown afternoon,of last week, at the home of the I 4 .. � butl I have not yet reoeilved a reliable es, i. married und�r twenty-five years of age. fire. 11 '"'I 71 I � a men in the country with all the contents, were destroyed by shingles, hen the horses took fright. He rioter, Galt, was celebrated Wednesday . � � -per " Z 0� w tht- � it They are also'the most religious, as women from the wagon, breaking his neck. Death bride's mother. The ceremony wais - � 1, Fl- * ... L � �4 Solomon tried to'marry all the women living in his day;, mate.- The Boers retired- east." -Five inches of snow fell in Rosslando � ev. T. � 411� � , . - - of theze � - are a great help to keep men moral and pros- must havel been instantaneous from the fallt formed. by the R A, Cokgrove, pastor - � ��$ � i British Columbia, on Saturday Nat and � -- -_ I ; J, I � --ves, .�ee �. proved a weariness..' Alexander wanted to own *the earth ; . I ,_ A LATER ACCOUNT. It is also a fact that most of our but the h4rses badly -mutilated the face and of the First Presbyterian church, and was F. -- - . perous. there has bee� a very cold spell throughout I I �_% �1_ . - . I head by kicking and stamping upon him. witnessed by only the very neo6r relatives. I: � I L . - I a poor tradei Jay Gould tried to hav� the � � 1 , I -- q L all. � that provec * hie is lated Pretoria, November 3rd : criminals and tramp are single mewor were the Northwe b.- . I �4 , 8 ' - � McKeegari was &,well to do farmer, 69' -The home of Mr. and Mrs. William ., � Th battle in the neighborhood of Bethel, in criminals and drunkards before their mar- -Mr. Joh Leys, Liberal, was eleeted by J'1_ I * - I I largest pile 'of money, and lie is dead also, and so it go s on. wh ch Colonel 1G. Benson was killed, Was. riage. These are things which should be ' the i years of age, and leaves a widow aad large Brown, St. Marys, was the scene of a very, � .- I . . I . � � . acclamation represent East Kent in 4 -_� i I � - i -, - I I he - I . one of the stiffest of the smaller fights of t given thorough conaideration by every citi pretty wedding ceremony on WednesdAy f 5 As for us we have a good thing, and we know it— ihat's Legislature, �on Monday last, an successor to � family. , �_� f I � I I � war. Comnandant-General Botho, suddenly zen of our, country. the late Rob�rt Ferguson. I -Mr e Toronto Gen- evening of last week, when their ciaughtert ��., I � � �'� o4lar, ef, I I . d. E. Robin, of th ;_ ! f � Val ties . a Mt. Dougl" �_ I I - i enough. We do not ask for all the good things. What we conaentratEd a thousand Boers to catch JOH.,Z C. MORRISON. ral Trusts Comp&uy. discovered five $1W Mine Mary, was married to , I I I .1 I Col anel Be 3.ion, who had been doing mag. . -Lord StrAthcona has made a gift to the ; bill@ and a cheque for $24 in one of a num- Bain, a prosperous young farmer of '� Man. 11 "� - . � : k 0 ( T I ' f- � �ae, you , are after is your trade ; that's ,reasonable, and so are the miftent w)rk.- Under Botha'n personal ,ity of Sherbl coke, Quebec, of a fine site in shard About 40 guients were present at i - A .1 I I- , bar of books of the Northern Navigation . I -*1 " , 1-1 I . The Canadian Doukhobor. the centre of 'the town for the purpose of a � ' I I , � � ,� . ;, , far a.Q 1 4 command the Boers charged the British rear 0 the interesting event, which waa presided - .. I following 'Prices : I m aid in favor of and city hall and,court house. The property i-3 Company which were recently given hit �_ , . 4ern fly I - gunrd. his care. He returned the money to the over by the Rev. W. J. Taylor, 'rector ,of � . " I � . Cc onel Benson went back in order against the Daukhobore as a desirable peo- worth about 020,000. - �.. I I �. , - ; St. James church. - - tt good i I I I to direct Ue defence, when he was mortally Navigaoion Compatiy� and then, a ,curious ,; , . ple for settlers in this country that it is -Since March last, 6,400 horses-bave . ' � � �1 i. ,I " � I I . . .. ,��Z .7 1 ? I W'opnded. When he was carried in he gave circumstance come to light It appears , , �� li ' " - � . somewhat difficult to arrive at % true idea been sent fro� Canada to South Africa, sad -The Mitchell Advocate says ; Mitchello I - � i I 1. .t ibn to '. Fur Values.. I I I fthe; command to Colonel Sampson, who con- - during November and December Colonel that over two years �ago the amount $524, like other places, has a lob of useless d ,_! _: ". � _1 - - I . I - Northern I �tl I I , . I tZed the defence skilfully and heroically. of th6 situation. Under these circumstan could not be accounted for at the " oto - I I 1, ces the o#inion of a thoroughly disinterested Dent expects to send out 800 more each that ought W be shot. They seem to e � f, - i I . ", �� ,� I h avy fire the . . . noy 1 .. , I Un or a h convoy was taken Navigation Company's offices, end ever i � . observer ivill be interesting and perhaps In- month. . kept for no other purpose than to an i � -11 11 - ' - I 4 rs are always -the chea, est in the A. I 9 that time one of the clerks has been - .- The best fil -p el be ind the cover of a hill, while the British structive. Mr. William H. Sbh b, a '-Captain Thomas Robertson, M. P. P. I"' and cause lose -to the public. One night �, - i; i f , � # � 11 a depIc yed in a firing line around the m under suspicion, as he had signed a receipt , ; � t. I I I - i — .t f Caperine values - Astrachan ' with bear -'trimming) 07.50 - 've' prominent manufacturer of Berlin, Get any, for East Mi*esex, has again been selected last week two hounds worried and killed a - �P -� hill. The � 3oers galloped up undercover of who has been on a business vst o anads to carry the Conservative banner in for the amount. Mr. Robin was presented fine heifer belonging to Mr. Edward Siegel, 11 �'i �t that . I . !�_, I I I . . black coney, deep back and wide shoulder effecis, $7 ;: e10C a terrific rain -storm, which drove'In the I with a $50 bill. I I was in Montreal last week. ' While there constituency , at the approaching general and from there they"Joroseed over to the farm ' - !-� . � -Montreal has bad -a visit from' Mr. .- - . � . acim of the British. Colonel Sampson re. , i -:� I . - hewasstruckby a newspaper interviewer election. i . of Mr. John Golluitz, and destroyed two of - li, . " I . tric seal, ripple edge, sable tail trimming, k9 ; black i opos- - f � � - . fue6d to surrender, and the Boers then at. and this is what he had to say about Canada -The Woodburn Flouring Mille, at James Spencer, an. agent for the Huds�)n his best sheep. � I - �_ . . � , .I , any, who has spent 56 years in � AAL 1. 71 , - � 6*1 price tacked bravely, but were always repulsed. Bay Comp _ - �. . ; � ho in � �i - � � _ �� 8-11m bulged edge effect, full shoulders and deep bo , .1 slid some of its people : � Woodstock, with their entire contents, were ame@ Bay, and w -Typhoid fever claimed a victim on the � , . , . I - I - i I style Sable 0ollar Th y then ,iug trenches, with the intention THE'CANADIA-N I WLST. destroyed by fire on Monday evening. The the dint rieb east of J 24th of October, in the person of Xr. Mat. " � I- I - 4 $8. - electric seal, sable trimmed, $15 ; same 1 ) o f ei� ip to the British lines, the ,die- now gettin his first glimpse of modern �41 .11 Is.. o 7 q; - . apping I Mr. loes is heavy, The property beloDged to a ei vilization 9 e tbew Verner, of Stratford, a getkernan who vt� I � I I P '-bqing only d' Ohy by the way," continued . Primitiv conditions still ex- bad long been a resident of that city. Mr. _j ': �7 . . . " I � with the long -front,. ,$20 ; the all sable, full ,shoulder, deep tanpe between the combatant company. � ist in the northern country. Counterib are _4 - � r. I .� 500 yards. Two guns which the Boers had Schmidt 11 I have had the pleasure of a trip . li,_ 4 P . -The dates of the Provincial auction Verner had been ill for six weeks, and died "A . . 1. � . lamb, No. I quality, 1h'akes used instead of mone3, there are no schools, at the age -of 56'years, 10 months and 21 il -11 , T back, $30 ; the sable and Peruvian cap ured at the beginning of the fight lay through the great Canadian West, arid it I - .. I a M 0 pur Z -1 � i � 0 '10 I f d .bred cattle and swine have c _� � :, I q _bet�een th rn and the Britishin the zone of were not engaged in business in Germany .e - sale and most of the white men marry squ"'We' day . Mr. Verner han. lived In Stratford I. . . - I I I I a handsome neck fur, we have a beautiful article at $28.50 ; rei and the burghers, could not .take them would undoubtedly take up land in Mallito- . . or Eastern Ontario the is a form of life which must soon pass 8 li.f_ - , - . 7 . i I fl - will be at O,tawa on February 12bb, and It for about thirty-five years, having come .i, � - I I � ; es, way. . l�'i ? i- .. . - . sable ruffs, $10 and 015 - ,grey lamb, collars and, caperin a ba or British Columbia. L, aw&y, for railways are beinkpuished up in county Tyrone, Ireland, which . - I - - - - - . �. . ..... L . -n 'L Orth Bay and � _,; . 4 A- , ' r - i tp ) . "Tihe Boers made desperate effurts to over. 11 I cannot express in words how deeply . I the Wes'ern ,Ontario at Guelph, on Febru. the bay from Quebec, fro, there from f , : - . � db d $5 ; electric ary 26th, was his birthplace. .,. , I � IP5, $7 and $10; grey Iamb gauntlets, -$4 an ' - . * -i I � I � whelm the whole ,British force, chargin im reamed with the great whem. crops, from Algoma, and in a few years the fish I � - � - __,� I I - I � - . -The annual banquet of the Canadian � -Mrs. 'Richard Stevens, of the River I *� � - . � . I Sum 4M75 and $4.50 ; atedly right Lip to the:British lines ani wanado w31 -to-do and contented ap e ranoe of and f urn of the great inland sea will be 1-1 , � . seal gauntlets, $4 an 5 ,- black opos I 1P Club of New York was held on Thursday I � . . d $ . ) . rep '% � road, Blaushard, died at Bellevue Hospital, . ,, I I ng'driVEn back each time with heavy the settlers. Yes, the Canadian Went is a . brought into older Canada by rait, while the I �. . 5c aui'�d $1, in grey and black ; bei . evening. It wari a very brilliant affair. . Toronto, on Tbursday, October: 24th, aged - I 1'. � f - imitation Astrachan gauntl6ts, 7 I . lose. The iiefence.. was stubbornly. and sue. fine country, -and it is a wonder to me that Hon. Sidney I Fishier, Canb6d&*s Minister of inhabitants will be gettitig their newspapers �4 years. - had not been � � -1 . i" / I- . . - but, of with modern promptness. The leceaead lady _ _U_V , cap. fully in intained through the whole of it is not more thickly populated ; r � A a -large stock of ladies' fur jackets. � � Agticulture, 1was thei leading invited speak- d health for -some months and went to - t; J. . . . I . course, that will come in time." -R. J. Gallaugher, of Alliston, wrote In 900 . - , I - I . the following day -and th� succeeding night, ), - , . �� - - I I . . onal Barter, who had marched all "I left Winnipeg," said Mr. Schmidt, tf ill or, The dat� selected was the anniversary. his name and address on an egg. which Torontofor treatment three weeks hefore , � I . I � I unt I Col � of the day on', which the first parliament of 0 n her death -occurred. Mfi- Stevens was a 11- ___ , ; , - � om . mw� , I. Men's co,on Cali wallaby, marmot, Bulgarian lamb coat. nig t from Bushman s Kop, brought relief in the last week in ,September in order to pay a Canada was ormally opened. finally gor, ioto a shipment to the old c u - , daughter of the late David'Martin, of Strat- o 1� - il - :---. ) I I I i4 of November 1. The Boers visit to a friend at his ranch between Battle- - , whose husband try Thomas Orr, of Hamilton, Scotland, ford, formerly of Downie. Besides her bus- - 7 ii I - I ,� :, -the .morn Mrs. M. chael O'Neill * � �: 10 :_1 � - � A o,00d stock of robes. I . tha; i retirei 1. ford and I)uok Lake, I drove over to his . gob the egg and wrote Mr. Gallaugher, in - - . -4 . . . ill be I 6 - I . . . Ill employe ent of Railways art, as followil : 11 It is with much regret band, she leaves &'family of four son@ and . - . I I I ' � . . � I 1 6 us ive. place from the train, passing through sever- I � I., I e fine , . Colonel , - -on did not long sury . and Can a a 06tawm, went into Wilmot's -j J, � - . I- I . - - a direct the &I Doukhobor villages -on the'way. In one . . I did m you desired-&te the contents of two daughters. . .; I ;* � I If the Not onli, did General Both s f. i that city, Saturday evening and -Mr. Andrew Taylor and his sister, Miss I 'i �, . . , -ore, ii 1 $ 1 aeaison - 'Specials in beaver, serge and melton dress - walking I village I stopped for lunch and in another I this.shell-so, now that I have got out of i 0 - Ii gord for �11 . I attack, as i Iready cabled, but he person illy � , asked permission to rest, as she was not Isabella, p P080 lea in , ar im I ss L I . - 4' - i i � I � � �t , i . sha!ed in t ie fightin . . . camped for the night. I Was astonished'at pro- the infirmary, I return the , obell to you. ro " -_ d Mi.. �� be to feeling well. Medical assistance was their native lend, Sootlant Mr. All I �� : overcoats at $5.50, $6, $7) 88) , 9 and $10. �- 11 - these The date the egg (excuse me for calling it � J . t� . . . 68ualti�es of the British were the evidence. of progress shown by , � .� Z. I � I he heavy oa . ;: �- - een a. cured, but in 20 minutes the poor -woman Taylor have been members of Knox church I I - . 1. . U i . tA d for by the heavier los3es of the people considerinq the short time they are names) reached here was the 25th of Se ' I - � . � . I . i cc Pens& .. ci_ t, sit to, - . expired fro heart failure for the past 1.5 years, and the fcongregation I � - . Bo r8, which, ar in the country. t was the , tember, 1901, but the combustible insiTe i - I mill- � ' e estimated to have- num- more remarkable 5opper mine has been located wishing to show in some way their:d I . 1A - Boys' reefer, special at $3 ; higher and lower prices if Bo -A igre&t . rp re- ; �.. �- . . ber)d between three and four hundred. tome on account of the criticisms I had this shell had the taste of hsvinq been laid ,;� - - � _� : grist ' I .. 40 miles fron the Sault and only 3 miles . t at parting with such estimable Idends, � fl, � � �, 0 1 heard and read as to their being an .uudeeir- from the Aig )ma Central railway. � t under 1 desired. . - - I . A vein " th datthe ohurch and presented Mr. - atheyearone. Hopingiouwill persuade gre I t� � i. i _. �t -1 at p ere - � , ygoing - I I .. P n --American Notes. able class of immigrants. On my way up 25 feet wide Lnd two miles long has been the hens in'the Dominion of Canada tb Taylor with a beautiful volume of - Lonsfel il � !, I �, - � i � f- Z'� � �i ,keep, t ion. at aboard the train I overheard people discus. the ego they -Is are not for election pur- - I i 'oDg stocking for boys as we ever saw, price he.gioat Pan-American Exposit . aced. As I he demand for copper is con- ad the address r..:S � . . As good a I . .. . .. T sing the respective merits of the Doukho. tr . - a i, nor yet I r anarchists' bombs, but for low. Rev. J. H. Grahamre I - .f";,* atom. � . . Bu alo, closed on Saturday, The deficit stantly inere�eing, with .the 6xtenaion of . while Mr. John Rainey and Mrs. Graham V ---,. ' ill �� ` . I . � V I . I . . ,� -4, ;-Mr. -I' ,50c ; v o also show good value at 25a. - born and Galioians and all seemed to agree froe"e"nas in Bonnie Scotland." �� . � � I � . � bet�een re,,eipto and expen-jee is now fig- ' electric railivaye, this discovery will be made the presentation. V � ��;, . � I I - , :l I i - re st desirable. Per- -A despatch from Toronto' the other � o the Z . that the latter we mb I - ` �" I I ureid dow to $3,000,000, Over 8,200,000 worth more to Canada than a gold mine. . -Mary Lawton, wife of John Fairlets, I A - I � I . - I - sonilly I know very little about the Gall- . d&V-aayg : There in excitement in W6�;*&;t i .: k the people hav,� visit.,e.d the Exposition. - New Ontario is an asset not to be despised. died at her home in St. i. - � . , � � . . yo . --- I i 4 . I � 7 8, but if they are as good an the Doukho. I market here'. Professor Robsrtson, of the � ,� � _. Indo'll . Men s frieze overcoat, nothing, surprising a , A sen itionwas caused in Pan-Ameri. 01E611 -The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall I October 27th, in- her 68,1 year. She had . ! � I Ing E� . k . , I : on Aaturday� on it becoming hors, they will rove a great benefit to the Agricultural Department, called on some of but only for the last -1 . - I �. I i ' I circle have safely arrived home after the greateit been,ill for three years, � I re he 4� prices, but.at $5, $7, $8, $10,.the value i are country. . I � the local grain men to -day on his way to the - � 8 -up to'staiidard. c% The boukhoboj8 have built them. - . - -_ � , : � I kn wn thab "Chiquts, the doll lady," had tripever made by- royalty. They have . . i . nine months had serious symptoms of heart � . I , . I t.� n" IR , � elves good, warm houses in their settle. Northwest, where he is going to purchase _ - - e�l 11 . I - eloped Wi Anthony C. Wockner, a muni. 81 to and have had abundant crops this Practically gone round the world, and yet half a million bushels of oats for South discas3 and dropsy developed. She,was �, - � . . T . V : f Ciao, of uffalo, and, had got married. man have vi8itedl none but British territory. . born in N,,ewmarket, Ontario, in 1834. 'Her . i, #� � I I ;, Z 4 'ov 1�of - -1 heavy pant at $2.50 for everyday 'use our -own, They are economical and thrifty, and Africa, It in felt among grain exporterb e� - I . 11 A ) I Chicluta's roper name is Alice 0. Espioi. Ys&f- Not only th�t, but the countries visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawton, moved to � �� !�,� I , 4 11 I �, I J."', - � ,a of are, from what I could learn, hard workers. here that the Government should buy a me 1-gobd �p -f- r, i I � . I niake. The old fashioned name for the cloth us,od - in these din�_- She a a Mexican and is 23 year The ranchers, who have occaoion to pass embrace man'y of the choicest portions of of these oats in Ontario, but the remoon Pickering when she was quit6 young. She 1� MJr. A age She an connected during the season the earth. � was married to Mr. John Fairless in 1853, r u i X � 1i 0 1 1 1 . - . . - I re . isi I pants is sitinette, the older people well know how well this. witl� one o the midway shows and was a through their villa ,es,' speak- of them as �uch a thing would be Impos- given in that the price of Ontario oats ig to 4 I I -9 ible for anylother nation under the sun. They lived in Pickering for 16 yeant then � IV � � trictl� . being very hospitable, and, in fact, hospi. 8 high. Grain men say, however, that they � . . Five of 6e ten newly created seats on .i _ 0 . 4 i 9� -` . I 11 wmrs. A,very good all wool frieze pant at $1.50, this. also is drawing card. Her husband in about five consider- moved to D'wnie. They have re Ided in I _� A , ... I tall 8 3d is normally developed. The tality and kindness -seem to be ,characteristic are no higher than Manitoba,oate, ".r I - I I . fee 11 the Montreal,' Stock Exchange were sold at are St. Marys a,bout 12 years. , I t, ' 11 "p- Ij of these people. They invited myself and ing the difference in the freight. They � Z 1. .4 . ld�f _-, worthy. � � I bri�e is a I ttle over two feet tall. , auction.a fe � days -ago, only brokers being I " e. I , ., ". I I I to their houses, offered us the best W also more over the fact that'two large orders -A horse belonging to Mr. Simon Ber- : J -4, �' . _ l driver in I �- - I � I 1�; � I . . . - -A goo many men and women in Buf_ . allowed to bi�. They brought $64,330, and - c, io �- i I I , for one million bushels each, placed with ,pard, of Downie, made an -exciting rwmw&y , � . . � � � - . , , � �. - . fal are lo ing for jobs. Hundreds if not food they had, and made tea. It was noti- $12,000 was the minimum price at which I - it - , I I - remnants ; I New York firms, were not given. to Can- down Queen street, St. 11-aryo, -on .,Tuesday .-V I. . - , � Odd vests ,that we make ourselves out of thlo4sands, are out of work, on account of the ceable that one and all absolutely refused to, bids were rec ived. The first seat sold -for . I A 4� . . I [uor. That in itself in their charcter adian firms, to have the oats shipped via 'of last week. At this top of the bill near �f�_ � :, !;, - - I I I . closing of the Exhibition. It in a bad time taste liq � I- 'Yeter t I it in to be commended, and I think an example $13,100, and e other four were knocked _y bridge,something went - i_ ateW. prices 75c, $1, $1.25,. and as high as V. � �f the year to be out of employment, aw down at $12, 00 and the other two at $12,- - Montreal, They declare. that the orders the overhea,d railwa ; I : � "I I � handled here. wrong with the harness and Mr. Bernard � � I I . : I I I that might be noted by many of the older t could very well have been - A - , " � . I I . � - I �Imst . - . in d6ubtf ul it many -of them will have much 750. leaving his wife and three . . . t - . I settlers of the west. Some of the ranchers There is a big demand here for oats for got out to fix it) ._�_ '_ - 4'. e't t. Z The strongest pant is none too, strong for school boys. laid by.. - -The St-ii.Awrenoe and Redpath Sugar The i .�, , . -Th eat electric tower, which wag tile have employed the Doukhobor men and " Montreal and province of Quebec points, small children seated in the democrat. ---*�:% - ,�__. I . a, 96 I . i I . Refining Companies have made a cut in the - dd cars of No.. animal started off at a mad gallop down the Y,.-. I m ,tic servants ; the . and 37 cents mas paid for 0 . - me gs,� See our makes at 25C 50c and 75c. . Fir t re of the light display at Buffalo women as domes y are, in per I - turn- 0 price of ougirs of all grades 10cents �f �. I - . � . fact, the only source from which servants i 2 white east to -day, being an advance of 3J street mad opposite the Windsor hotel -the I,. ,%7� , ad- . . in to be lai low and sold to junk dealers. hundred po d the new tariff going uto _. , - . I I � I can be obtained, and 'their employers all cent, per bushel over 10 days ago. runaway collided with the Whyte Packing - -, I " , What a I IMD05111g Struoure t u;alya' morning.' This action fol- - _Z� ; ` � :: �_. yater at for such. an peak very highly of bhemi.' The Doulk'ho- effect Satbr ! . __ _ Co's delivery wagon, driven *by Vinoent -1 -111 , , I vie 0 Perdue. The delivery wag 4 -, �1_1 , O'd value in I understand, eat no meat, � ,�.4; � � ' I I Winter sox, go the regular two for 25c) 20c � -The d I the Jersey cow's supremaoy , , fish or lowed the action of the Halifax Refinery in , on w" ever- I v - ' born, - I Class � I In butter pi oduction is over, if results at the making a similar cut a few days ago, as well Perth Notes, ' ,_ - . sox. - A heavy home knit sock, the yaxn of which is eggs, out they are all healthy, strongand . . . turned and the driver thrown out but not . f? . -I - I � , I 1; - 1, . . ters�' i and 25C � I I Pan-Amerii an have been correctly reported., robust. The ranchers speak of them as as in sympathy with the reduction made by -The Fire Underwriters' Atsociation injured. Mrs, Bernard and the children ,- r` - _. I - leas- I . I Guernseys 6nd Holateins are In 'the aseend. the American refineries of 15 cents per 100 have raised the rates in Stratford 25 per miraculously got off without be' bult .1 il a - f � also bome spun, the price 50c. . xceptionally good judges of horses and I In , -2 - . i _4 with I I . � I ant, accord ng to the dairy st 0 pounds. cent. They remained seated in the rig bfth�UgK , � � I - . i. . - . � . . cattle. They say that a Canadian generally -Lawrence -on, � � the . -The- or wde at the PawAmerivan on Low, of Burlingt' H Iton -Considerable petty thieving is going on the vehicle was almost smashed to pleca. . : - i � at - - � � knows some good point about, an animal, a week in Mitchell. Several cellars have been en. - , . the i f , - hen the finest cloths must be worn.. 8 county,was picking apples about - -1 I � There are time's W aburdaV, the closing day, saw a variety of but tbe Doukhobor knows everything and 0 � _. I . � . , , - ent , _ . _�g 0 nei � ! � 1311y ago, when -Ioi ing his hold, he fell a distance tered and eatables carried off. I an0e -,, I I People marry go to church, attend concerts,' o calling, take entertainment. Mrs. Taylor, who w will pick the beat horses from EL bunch every I wly 10 feet to the ground. At first it -Ernest Battly, a former resident of -The late Mr. John Jacob Eilber, mer- - - � over Niagara Falls in a barrel, was on ex- rigs 2 I 11 88 of "' � time. They make most of their .own was not thought hq was seriously hurt, but Stratford, committed suicide in Montreal, chant and postmaster of Orediton whose � . 1�__, ; - holidays, and all the rest. At such times it pays to be well hibition free, and Carrie Nation paraded and harness." � I It � ex* � . internal iniuri-es caused his death Monday on Saturday, 26th iilt. Deceased was 27 death we mentioued last .week, was 71 i I k . over the,prounds. The exhibit buildings - - � � � � " � � re- I dressed. You are well dressed indeed if we are � the tailors. . the afternoon, 'and FRA18B FOR DOUKHOBORS, night. Mr. ow was 50 years old, and ran years of age. years and 9 months old. He leimseafamilyof �, _' I i -I . . I were Jammed.: during - Pl- 11 ; , I !.i collars, hats,. there wme(onsiderable pett thieving. Th6 . "Then' you consider the Doukhobors a a blacksmith business in Burlington, He -Mr. Alex. Allan, for seven years turn. 5 none and 5 daughters and 19 grandchild I I It � If we supply your sox, underwear, shirts, ties, .y wn o)uncillor. He leaves a widow key at the county jail at Stratford, has re- ren. He was born in Reichbach, Freduen- , ` I settlers ?" Mr. Schmidu was was a to � 4 1 -1 . .� good class of- , _� � ; horticultural building suffered the most . t - � .1 4 algae ,�- I I � Caps, gloves dress suits and so on, Give us a trial. eked. two sons and four daughters. I d his position, the resignation to take stadt, Germany, In 1840 he emigrated to , 'NU: � . ) 2 . , from the d �predatious of the crowd, and it a "Certainly I do," was the replv. "I -Fred. Th apson, a fireman, of Sim i � Phila.delpbia. After remaining there; for a � ; 'I .- � I I � . finally bec*me necessary to turn the people ' or coe, I --ffect at once. . I � I 4 . -great acquis tiox n his way from the Manitoba ba vest: -The Worth Perth AArricultural Society, -few years he moved to Morristown,,-.0ritario, 11, . I � buil '- held : +++! I!-!++++++++++++ out of thl � Iding and look the doors. consider them a i i to the 0 r prizes and arf other expenses In where he lived a Phorti time, when he re. �- .�_ I ' Canadian West end have nu doubt that they fields with 140 and a through ticket in his i after paying � - C . : The � - � . - Veritable riot on the Midway . I tratford, turned to Pb1Ia&,_'phI%, where he was mar- � . I e, �,t ak. �, I . . ., � 1,�, . - Th lta'!I,ag. �, The disorder started from a will all be rich and prosperous in ten or ocket and �Wo suits of new clothes in a 1 connection with their fall iihow a I t 8 ried to Sarah Finkbeincr, wh9 predeceased I I , at . th i p �, % fif teen years from now, I think they Will valise, fell a). ieep somewhere between North , are about $150 ahead. - I - I 1 1 �once . "I I . - , . qu�rrbl be ween an intoxicated man and a ,apid progress than many Euro- Bay and oronto, a few days ago, and' -A pioneer of Perth county passed away him aboutthree years ago. In 1855 he I , , ille" - � I � . . waiter.- ' ' he crowd'took the parb of the make more r i - t. - ln�a- ,� .. . abrauger nd wrecked the place, amsebilng pean settlers an they seem determined to %woke at the Union station, side-tracked� at Sebringville on Tuesday of last week in moved to Crediton, when that part of the � .1 � - ,I, I , - . chairs, ta lea and windows. A stream of pull ahead, both in language and work." and alonO; Ae was due to arrive at 4 p. I the person of Mr. Theobald Rohfritach of country was practically a foreat and has - i � the I p ' , - ; ; his I . I -_ but when he looked at his watch it was I the Rohfritach hotel, at the age of 74 years, lived there ever since, The first 16 years I water frpm a fire hose finally put the mob to Speaking of other matters Mr. Schmidt in., � -Dr. Anderson, of Mitchell came very of hie life there he worked as a carpenter 1. 11 - ! � . t 8 0,01 His pocket was empty audi $ I � J llaa_ I . - . - . roub. . said that the ranchers in the district he about 8 o'cl ck. i �, and . -The lose occasioned by the deficit will- visited are doing very well, and that there the valise a gone. .. _. near having his handsome residence burned and framer, when he entered the metcan. i �, ; ! I " � .; _____ P i " Winnipeg, dated. down one day last week. Mrs.. C. M. tile business which he disposed of I#Ab June. � . . � 4ck . � k - � I I fall. upon the holders of the common stook,i� in no better country in the world for sue. -A des atob from 11 Reportai French, with her three children, are visiting after 30 yearm of llfe " a marelisub. He � 'j.- � I � I � , )OM -1 -IN, - I I I � pt,-, ai , , i 4 "'�, " I , �O 3 it �10 r ! �,� �C,, i 111r� ( I P I , � , I - I I - I 1D I P1 I mosEum� .1 t 0. _1� �, the holders of second mortlage bonds and easeful ranching and farming than the lands Tuesday, N ember Rb, says : � 'o � I a andi Mrs. Anderson, and the youngsters are was also postmaster not Orediton for 19 11, Ithe � - the contractors who erecte the buildings. ' which lie &long the Sam'katohewan river. by wire from all parts of the provine .1 �� - . ' boused up with the measles. Ile away 8 and held that' office at the t1me of 1 1 , ' Two hundred and ten thou -sand shares of The grass grows rich and luxuriantly, and south of the line in the Dakotas and Min -i To w par , low I I I the time they got hold of some matches, we dwease. He w" an active worker In - � �.Mejf F . � Johnson Bros," Old Stand common stock were sold at $10 a share.' there is plenty of good water. nenota are to the effect that the snow falt : I ' 66I , and while playing with them they tat fire to the church, bavinti been clau-leader And I ill the - The stock was subscribed for by the eitizens met a great number of Germans," was general, with high winds last night.'1 - , � � - - urns . . � . rontier in --small said Mr. Schmidt, " during my visit, and East of Winnipeg, as well as we b 4'th . the bad. Ne housemaid, on discoverin treasurer of the inlonary Society ever , . - I ' of Buffalo and the Niagara f 8 1; I 1_1,� ng i's still- i: the state of affstroofiret rescued the chif. since he came to Crediton, and was one of , �. . � : to 9 - I Iots of from one share to 100,, so that this all were thoroughly contented with their beautiful" has fallen. Threshi� - - � I - il . . f. -'Mi A :F0T?.r_r__E3E_ � I the present Sun&y:school. I - I S loan of $2,100,000 will not be sedously felb, homes. The country people seem to take progress, and there has been no elackeninj dren, then gmye the alarm, and pitched into the organizerR o . - � has - I I � . . '. I � 4 T , I . � . - �� ,i