The Blyth Standard, 1903-02-05, Page 2ORDER NOT DELIVERED
LED TO A COLLISION
Terrific
Crash of Trains Running at
High Speed.
Thelon, .'tris„ Feb. 12. -The oak -
impel train" which collided with the
Sunset Limited at Fall's Station yes-
terday Wald In charge of Conductor
0. W. Parker and Engineer Jack
Bruce, one of the oldest engineers hi
ArtUlna. The conductor 1313(1 ellt,in' •r
were furnlsluel 3)1111 ()reties to pass
un ellst-lxlund f'clght trttiu at (171 -
mol Marion. There was another
order 1)t Vail'o Station -nue to meet
tho train knotv'lI ae the Crescent City
3 pees(), east -humid, Itt Eemoud. Thin
order, which tens the Important one,
the cmerator failed to deliver, and the
i,itelted passed out without (lit right ,
or way and with no orders conce r1)- 1
fug the approaching train.
1% hen slx miles west of 1'ailsburg,
running at a speed of 50 utiles nn
heir' and rounding a sharp curve, alto'
west -bound trail crashed into the
Sweet Limited, running at 45 miles
an boar. So great was the Intlatct
from the two flying trains that the
two engines were hurled upon end
and crushed the hollers. The ours'
in the rear rushed upon the mars
of heated Iron and plied up lit an
In,leserlu'able Wall frightfully tangled'
mal *d.
Fire broke out at once. The flames
followed by the oil from the broken'
tanks of the engines, quickly coo-
mudcated to the cars, and the whole
mase Wile s0011 111 flames. Thos who
were able to escape from the ear* 1n
the rear of the drains quickly came
to the rescue. But all their offorts
wore for little, for the pile of debris
was 00 heated that the worker
(add not approach near enough to
work. .A Pullman sleeper 011 the rear
of the (met -betted trnii1' vas d1tudanl
('0 the. force of the collision awl rail
dote n the grade Into Tucson, crash-
: hug Into a ow -(11'1I engine. Moth the
t1giue and the sleeper were dam-
lgod.
The :lesiva! of the sleeper teas the
first news of the accident to reach
Tucson. .1 relief train Wad quickly
made timely and surgeon' were her-
; reel to the scone. Sixteen of the
worst injured were brought to Tue-
sun w the ratllr)nd hospital. Sl)C of
these were seriously injured and are
not expected 'to recover. The hotly
of the engineer was terribly burned,
only pieces of It remaining. The only
mesas of Identity Wad ills watch
found sudor the body. lily fireman,
Jas. M('.Gr•nth was found lying by
his side. Engineer Wilkie, of the
east bound, Was under the engine
orb, his body burned to n crisp. Id-
enntiflcatlou was by menn13 of a
watch chain. One body pulled out
from the burning wreckage had In
the charred hand Ia pocket knife,
with the name on .the handle "Mor-
rie 1. Willard,"
The bodies of two women and five
men were taken from the wreck,
but there were no manna of Identifi-
cation, end except that of I(• M. HII-
1o1, of Cambridge, Mites., it le lin-
possible to secure the names of the
dead passengers. Supt. lytoufe, of the
Tucson (110'41011, exonerates engin-
eers Bruce and Wilkie, and coldue-
tore Striver and Parker, who, he
says, did their duty. Ile
places the entire responsibility upon
Operator Ciough. The loss to the
railroad In rolling stock, 1* not lees
than 11100,000. Operator Clough las
admitted his failure to deliver the
orders.
PRIEST WAS TORTURED TO DEATH
Shocking Revelations of Doings of U. S.
Officers in Phili9pines.
Washington, D. 1'., Feb 2.. -In the formation from the War Depert-
Seanto ynsterdny Mr. Itnwlltto (pent., u;eul•.
Proctor .
11(' Pr t (1' V
Utah) made a speech greatly •e- t. tip., I•) said that
bumbling those dclnarcd by Wm
Mist year, alleging murder and cold-
bloo:lcd cruelty- by American offi-
cers. He referred to the death of
Father Augustine, "w110 was tortur-
e(),' seed Mr. liawlino, "until he
cilcd, for the purpose of extorting
Information regarding money In his
posseemlou; and this wets done, ac-
coriing to the affidavits I have scam,
on the orders of an .A10ariean of•
floor."
Mr. Beveridge demaud,-d to know
the Hume of the cold-blooded mur-
derer,
Mr. Cnrmack (Dem„ Tenn,) amid
that: "0f 'ill the miserable, 311311,
mean Ike that crawled through the
laet campaign the meanest, low-
est anti dlrncst • was the charge
t11e1 we Were nsooleng the tumor.
Jake Smith Is no more the Aimee -
can alrtiiy- than the senator from
10111' 1)e le the Anwri, in Senate. and
not half its Innen as be thinks he
ls."
A revitlar pol'ry of supieeas;on heti
beer fo,iowetl in the whole Philip-
pine eu 1110,', said Caret telt, and .l (el beea,'sc lin had returned and wa*
-
to named In the Rawlins resolution as
Meng charged trltl the murder of
Father Augustine, was a Vernlett
oDicer, and one of the best he hid
ever known. Captain Brownell's vol-
untary statement to the Jmlgend-
vocate palmed regarling the FatherAupustlte affair Wad rend. In this
statement Captain Brownell tells
of tuln4lnistering the water cure to
leather Augustine, After' trying for
days to obtain from the Kleist by
peaceable means the information
w'aatecl, and tate lesergent papers In
1114 poeseeeion, the water cure was
administe)-cd. Some of the piper()
were found on the person, but he de-
clined to (11Helose the hiding place of
Sala. a muclt-wnnto.1 inset gent, and
the cure wee again administered. 3d
The priest dtet from the '(1 a of
It. There was no secrecy etyma
it, livery officer and every man, 110th
in my regiment and of every other
regiment with which I screed, kn..c
It was given, and I was never end -
dent by any officer while in the
service for adnthdotering it."
Mr. Tillman (Dem., S. C.) Anil an
nhserilty oxielel if en officer taint -
11113 -1111)1 committed .murder in the
Philippines end could go uupunieh-
wucue
Captntu Cornelius M. Brownell, who
hnpo-a. Iblc 10 got (thy ut- ImeOte:-d out.
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Lrer.VgV��VCV'n� lishmeut of 11 n "Honorable Order of
Ikmieslir ;;orrice."
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NEWS SI
N BRIEF
rV 4 V111.1 \sllebe..tts,1.
CANADIAN
3L. llu10(3)111' Laurier, a nephew of
the l'rentier, died at Sl. Lin, (ane.
'1`,10011 to will employ special conn-
ote! to 3 raft a clutrter for submd13131un
to the Legislature.
Deputy Sheriff Franchesre, of Mon-
trcnl, was fatally' injured in u rail-
way occident near liIchelicu. •
Dr. Shea rd will reatmnend that
the city of leoronto establish an ab-
attoir.
Mr. Arthur J, Maltose] was elected
Preoidint of the Montreal Board of
Trade.
Hon. .1. lsrncl Tarte says the e(lu-
eatloa o,'alcm of Quebec (13 in a de-
plorable condition.
The la rge flour mill and elevator
ow)al by Robert Muir & Co., 1)t Glad-
stone, Mau., were totally destroyed
by fire.
Election protests against Hon. ray -
mond l'relouta hie, in Malsonnenvl',
and Mr. J. E. Leonard, 111 Laval, have
been diemtssed.
The Short Horn Breeders Associu-
t on voted $1,500 for prizes at it Do-
minion Exhibition in Toronto this
year.
Mr. A. 1:. Antes, retiring l'reslde'nt
of Toronto Board of Trade, delivered
an address reviewing the business
outlook.
Dominion iive stook breeders, at
their annual meeting, reported re-
ceiving notices (rota British Income
tax collectors.
The Toronto lore' Connell of
Women aro considering the estate
It 1,' reported at Quebec that the
Camelia/1 Northern IN negotiating
for the I'urchns, of the Great Nor-
thern ilnilw,ty of Qulwe.
The 011 lark) fleet Sugar .tevocle-
tin well ask the Ontario 10 Vern -
1111.11 for mole aid for their Roles-
11•i(•'N.
Nineteen Chinamen, who, It le nl-
h•grd, entered the United States (!-
legally, hove been arrested at Rouse's
ILdnt.
lion. K II. 111(110 lute given *2,000
toward* erecting a home for the
Church of England deaconesses and
missionary workers.
Mr. it. R. (M1nev, 31,P.1'., Monitou-
Iln, 111(3 announced that he will sup-
port the Rosa Government,wh!eli now
hila at majority of seven,
The iklminlo)( Cattle Breeders'
(40)1 (ttlon rejected a resolution press-
ing for the removal of the British
em(atrlro on 1'nuad1mi cattle.
Sir. Matthew Kennedy wad nomin-
ated by the Liberals of North Grey
at Owen Sound for the Con mo3H, 131
*Recess1011 to the late Dr. Horsey.
.1 complaint that money wive ueet
In connection with the appointment
of the poetmasiter et Milton is to
11' m:ede the rmbjeet of an official
bemire..
Mr. Miarconi. who iN at Montreal,
itay13 that In two months his company
will hey trnnlmittIng commercial Nisi -
new; between .'England 411141 Canada at
ten rent* n word.
Two deaths have occurred in the
10111 11 dettleniont near Strath.
cleft. One man was lost during n.
bllCzard, and was not found for throe
de.,N, when he was discovered on his
menton frozen to denth'. TI LI
fell through an alr-hole 111 one of
tho lakes and was drowned before
help rrnehc'l 111111.
BRITISH Ail)) FOREIGN.
The White `:lar Coull.tny''H
the )nraest ()tea er in the world,
wit make her midden voyage )(ext
IllOIltll.
The will of the In le .Archbishop of
Canterbury wee offered for protein.
to-clay. The value of the teat",
is pelmet at £I8,e02.
It Is said that. Mr. ('arnegitee o, .
fes of ✓11::10,000 for the use of inter -
tuitional tribunals meetings at the
Hague wail rejected,
The Empire Review will to-daty
say that the angio-Gcruom ulll-
ale. in regard to Venezuela was
sought by the BritishGotrnment.
In oelebt:.t(on of the coronation of
King 131w it'd 60,001 poor people were
hunquetted at Calcutta. A d1Hpdny al
fireworks which follow 1 was wit -
needed by abort 250,001) persons,
1(on. Sydney' Fisher will a leve Ot-
tawa. to -tiny' for Japan. While du
'Tokio he will see the Mikado.
1t le expected that by July, 1905,
all available territory' In the United
Stntcs will be Nerved by rural free
delivery' service.
Finance Minister 1-Illaverde nu-
IIo1lnCe) to-diy' that the final re-
sults of the Spanish budget of 1902
sltowo a Manilla u( tin m°` 100.
PADDY DINNER DEM), o
Pollee cum.' Justiceof Tammany
-Mail n Stormy Career.
New York despatch- Patrick Div -
ver 3114741 yesterday afternoon at
his home, No. 7 Madison street, in
the 51013 year of his lite. The cameo
of 11114 death was double pneumonia.
Beside a widow, Mr. Dia ver leaves
three eons and two daughters.
Patrick Diver was one of the
1110st picturesque of the many In-
teresting .0gures produced by the
Tammany Hall *c11c10e of district
organization. No mann who won
the leadership of a district in this
city under Tammany in recent times,
hada more tumultuous political our•
ter. but his ability to take knocks
gracefully and to give them effec-
tively won 0311 for him In many- at
hitter contest.
Thorn are few things Divver 10,1(4
soler accused of 1)t one time or an-
other, but his constituents would
Hover believe anything against him,
end what the outside world said or
thought Was n matter of supreme
indifference to him.
A MINISTRY OF COMMERCE.
Gerald Imidan• Faeshinlews 1:1•
mat ton or Mani of Prude.
London, Feb. 2. --Til a• Bight lion.
(fel'ahI Balfour, President of the
Boo rd of Trade, speaking aft New-
port, Monmouthshire, to -night, fora
shadowed the elevation of the
board of Trado Into it Ministry •of
Commerce. He personally Najd he
favored the. change, and was willing
to stand 11(1(11' (40 as to enable the
unfettered choice of a Minister of
Commerce.
The !tight lion. !Torbert Henry .1N-
quilh, M.1'., sleeking at hall this
evening, congrle(u1,11)01 the Govern-
ment 00 the agreement between the
United States 1011 Canada to adjust
the :Aleekr0l boundary question.
011IN ALBERTA.
(hu• Kell Spouts Three 1loudred
Barrel' a Day.
"1 believe that western Cana -.la lo
about to become 41 factor 111 the 011-
producing part of the world," said
.loin f,luehlun, of Okotoko, Alberta,
who is at the Walker House, Toronto.
Lhletralt ie the President of the
Rocky Moil ntuin Development Com-
pany. They have a well spouting 1100
barrels a eny, and others In view.
The point Where tle oil hug been
Htruck Is known ng Oil (illy. It Is a
hundred nelrs southwest of Calgary,
Mt the footldlls of the mountains, in I A
the 1'lneher Valley. The drill g1)nk
down over 1,0(1) feet before oil wad
struck, but the qu1111ty in good. Mr'.
Linelu m has la lig fat' of the fluid
with elm, end it has tho ['erred( 04.101euid color. The company will build a
pipe line to 'Macleod whoa other welly
have been bored.
MONEY IN GARDEN TRUCK.
Dawson Man Hai, ClearedSmallFor�unein Busintas
BETTER THAN DIGGING GOLD
Tacoma, Wish., Felt2.-M1.
1t ll.
lley, who probably mad,• more
clear money lase, year out of mar-
ket garieniug than any other loan
in the Northwest, Is preparing for
()nether trip into Dawson. Mr. (11111y
thinks lightly 01 his experimee in
gardenhtg, and declares that cu•
orgy and industry are of far great-
er importance than a 1'rhniculcdu-
catlon, e'rom a small island at the
month of the Klondike he last soar
mar *old *18,000 worth of lettuce
and such in the City of Dawson, end
is preparing to do buoin.ds 011 31 alill
larger male the coming Hummer. In
preptu'ntlon ho has already rented
the gerdcu'
iug portion of the large
Llnolow'cr dew❑ the river fon
d owner, the North Amerman
Treeing and Truasportittlon Cunt•
puny, paying for the use of the
ground for One Iwo Noll the enormous
330114 of ;$1100 an acro In advance. On
his owe small lslnnd he le having
erected iu Maumee but aence a greenhouse,
1,500 feet long. What business Ito
did lost Kummer was done without
a greenhouse at all, limiting ids
trade to the few short months to
the micelle of the mummer, when as
frost ie not to be anticipated ouch
night. Ile Is now 11) Tacoma to par
Blade it large stock of flower bulbs
and rose bushes, which he purposes
taking 111 over the Ice after the wea-
froerdng,
thor 141),11 have lnalernted to where
lie can protect 11113 treasures (rant
Said Mr. Dailey : ''1 s'a by the tn 0'-
ket reports of the local impure that
cabbage is wiling here at a cent
and a host a pound. The least 1
ever got for mine was 12 cents. In
doable' out a Job lot of stuff to a
dingle custoner Iasi fall for $1,800
I lumped off carrots for 18 ciente a
pound and turnips for 10 cents. Even
at such prices, the tiny when suet'
stuff could be profitably chipped in-
to the Interior line gone by. Tile 11)•
terior will front this time on eappiy
all its orrn garden truck, and owieg
to the shortness o1 the season the
prices w•111 never be much less than
et present. There lo a great craze
there now for flowers, and I ant
going to cater to the orate"
MANN ON MONDOEISMI
Says the U. S, Make No Claim
to Pdrarnounlcy,
MERE MATTER OF STATE POLICY.
New Lork. 1.11. _.—The Frbrm.ry
number of the Nnidunnl Review, Nay's
a (Impanel front London to the lier-
: ht, contains an article by Glided°
SI:viae on the Monroe doctrine, In
which it Ie pointed uul that the
U. S. consider It ^essenihtl 10 their
Interests and to those of peace to
wlthstend the hegtnndngN of a(lion
which Might lead to Enron:nil inter-
vention in the intoned conditions of
America,"
Denlleg with the fence: elan dis-
pute, Cap:. 31t311ao remark,:: "Such
an occurrence tui the e.lstiug diffd-
(mite' between 1melted:1, Germany
end Cheat T,rltaln c'ugagee immedi-
ate attention. 'Thin Does not imply a
doubt of the wisdom and firmness of
the Government, bol indiont' 1(1 In-
etlnvtivo political apprehension not
elicited by greater and Immediate In-
tereets 111 qurtrterH external to the
Amcricin eonllneuto.
"Not to invade the rights of an
meelean (lite Is to the li, S. all
obligation w'1111 the force of haw. To
permit no l:ur0pta4n state to In(la.
cnee teem. IN 11 matter of policy.
"The. U. 14is inevitably the pre-
ponderant 1uu ricao power, but she
does not aspire to is pnrmnnunt she
doe1 not find the true contnhe m1)t
of the Monroe doctrine. in an unde-
fined control over '.Amerloan states,
eiereised 11y her and denied to Fu -
rope.
Its correlative le abstention front
Interference In questions territorially
I':u ropca n.,,
PUBLIC NOT SA1•iSFIEU,
1:x.101'14 Telegraph ('ompang Not
Pleased With( he N'lceless,
London, Feb. 2. -At r4 meeting of
the shareholders of the Eastern
Telegraph Company', Sir John Wolfe
Barrie, declared that people who were
best qualified to speak on the sub-
ject stili held the Minion that the
wirelmle s1913xem of transmission could
never be n seridus rival of the ca.
hive for long distance transmission.
The realm sgiven for sending by re-
gular cable the King's reply to Pre-
eldent Roosevelt's message had not
satisfied the public.
WAN'fI-I) F(IR MURDER.
Two Men in Sing Sing Will Ile
Drought to Alberts.
Winnipeg, Fee 2. -Capt. Walker, of
the Northwest Mounted Pollee, has
left here tar Sing Sing Prison, New
York, to hrlug back an alleged mur-
derer named 1(org31n and accomplice,
Joe. Laron. T'iey aro charged with
killing a companion named Wm. John-
ston near Red Deer, about two and
11 halt years ago, and efforts will be
made to haw. them extradited. The
nceu4ed are noted criminate, and are
Jest completing aterm at Sing Bing
for robbery committal in New. York.
It's a put-up job on a man when
his wife orders a new stove.
m o ler Ho who cannot bear to be alone 1s
not tit to bo with anyone else
A VICTORY FOR PROVINCE.
( )nuu'lu Pant pled to License inter-
mit tonal Ferries.
Toronto report; A decision an-
nounced yesterday by Mr. Justice
Street forms another victory for Prot
vhncial ad opposed to Dominion juris-
diction, the question at Issue being
the right to grant franchises for the
operation of ferries from to Preen].
dal point to a foreign country. The
particular case came from Sault stn.
Marie, the plaintiff being Mr. R. D.
Perry, of Toronto, and the ((1( ndunly
the .Algoma teetotal hallway Com-
pany and Mr. F. If. Clergue. Mfr.
Perry had been operating It ferry be-
tween Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., end
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich„ for several
yea 1(4, under a franchise granted by
the Dominion but 131st summer the de-
fendants commenced the operation of
a ferry on the same route ; heure.
Mr. ferry Nuel to prevent them run-
ning their ferry. The action was ti i 3]
before Mr.destico Street at the Soo,
and 1)t Toronto In December last,
Judge Street, in his judgment, fully
sustained the contention of the At-
torney -General and held that the 1( -
cense relied upon by the plaintiff was
invalid, and that the only license
which could give any exclusive right
to ferry must be issued by the Pro-
vince. He therefore dismissed the
taction with costs.
It is unr'.eI'stood there aro about 15
or 20 of 1beso ferries within Ontario,
width will Dome under the decision le
this 011430, and the effect of the died -
skin will old to give the Province of
Ontario another monrre of revenue,
IMMIGRANTS REJECTED,
Si 'teen o1'Ihe \undid is n': Pr:s�;vtl;ers
Sen) Marl..
1ltl1flx report 1 The rt: Winntiou
of hnnligrlwts arriving at thispot•t,
totter the new rules of the Inulgrn-
tion department, hl very etrictlj
coeuencl. !h'. 11)11s, chief mo.11cal
()11ker of the department, Versull-
ally examined the 11asse'nge ra who
lu'rbVor, on the royal mail 'demerit*
Nuulldlnu yesterday, and of the _110
steerage Mental were rejected and
ordered to be deported, ow111g WIn•
d(catious of trachoma, Dr. Ellisee•
jeacs1 tun, five of them young Finns,
and tilt; others a Syrian 111lnlly,11011-
koting of father, mother 1)113] three
bright -looking children.
Tile United -Stated Contnllssiotler
also' rejected six passcngees, and
the w1101e party were marched on
bard the etenitter by the Immigrattot
gnat Maes.
The steerage passengers landed
Isere were a fine, healthy lot, many
of theta Englishmen, a row for the
Provinces, but most of them for 01-
tervllle, Ont„ and Winnipeg. They
included pattern -makers, corpen•
-
tors, farmers, butchers, etc. A Syrian
family were bound for Stratford,
anti there were 40 Finns for Hat
Portage, loplmr Cliff, Port Arth,u',
Alberta and Winnipeg, and 50 for
Michigan, Duluth, San Frtwelsnoand
other United States pointe. There
were 15 Norwegians and Swedes for
different points.
HOUNDED
Hill TWO YEARS
James Wats,ln, Arrested in
Toronto, Taken to Guelph
WANTED IN ST, LOUIS FOR TRIAL
Toronto report ; I(Lgh Constable
Mcrrlwea(hor, of Weldugton county,
tarok Junes Watson to Guelph yes-
terday, where he wilt wait oxlradl-
t1o1 proceedings. Watson 1s the man
who was arrested on Wednesday by
Deteetive•DnVIN, lle Is charged with
stealing *1,700 from Caupbell & Co.,
wealthy horse doalere of St. Louis,
Mo. The charge is two years old, but
during all that time 11'atsa1) has been
diligently hee(eel 1Itroughout the
whole of 11 macre Canada, uutll he,
was at last run down while driving
with two well-known cltizeu13 In a
cutter on the Luke Shore. road.
The complainant* In the case are
drsorlbed In the Information as lnll-
lionalroe, it u1 they helve lit ttad
Watson hunted for the amount of
m011cy they ask lent 10 account for.
They have a number of mets In *curl-
ew.' parts of the States buying homier
for cash and It is necessary to trust
these men with Targe sunl13 ol'money.
If 1,1(y 11nve. 11 defaulter it is their
policy to truck him down, no matter
what It costs, or how lung it. takes,
and have hit punished us all nsam-
p1a to others who may be tempted
to breach of trust.
When they charged Watson with
the theft of *1,700 he had got away
and he was heard of in Guelph.
They sent word to Coislablo Mere'.
weather, and the extradition papers
were provided, but 111 the meantime
Watson didn't wail. He has slam,
been located, Ina ra tittle bit too late,
in Lindsa;y, I10w1»auvill,, 0111Ila,
Petrolea, buffalo and numeruti other
places.
Watson dropped out of sight for
nearly n year, but un Wednesday 1n-
Hpeetor titlark was notified that he
wad likely In Toronto. Detective
Dnv113 found news of him In the east
end and Otero -81,41d took as carr out
West., with 1114. result that the man
was 11nilel within n couple of hours
of receipt of the message.
The prisoner would not at first
admit to the officer that Itt was the
nail wanted, anti he took his arrest
very belly. Eventually he remarked
that after two petrel It was pretty
tough to lei taken. 1 -Ie would fight
extradition he said, If his oounrel,
Mr. Robinette, advised him to do so.
Mr. Robinette will go to (luolpb to-
day to look into the ease.
Watson said that during the past
couple of years he ha tlbeen all over
Canada. buying horses Detective
Davis says the man told 11110 that
when* he got *1,700 be had been
drinking heavily, and instead of going
out to buy horses he came to Can-
ada. He said he woe nearly caught
before In one town, but got wine and
left In a hurry.
ONE SUPREME COMMAND.
Gen. L)3lelton to Command All l' oret,N
in South Africa.
London, Feb. 2—It 1m announced
that Feb. tot the whohp of the
British forces in South Africa,
from the 7.anlbed to the Cape, will
be under a single and supreme
eummuaed, to which 1.Ieut,-Ren)'ra.l
Lyttlelon will ins 1ppohtted, with
his headquarters at Pretoria. Thio
'Opp lo regarded as an important
Innovation, as significant of the
Intention of the imperial Govern-
ment to treat South Africa ad
whole, incl Its giving a strong pro-
bability of a similar political ar-
rangement at 14010)' future date. It
is also held to point to the future
transfer of the centre of power
from Cape Colony .to the new col-
onies.
Like Father, Like Son.
Ianstln Transcript.
Mrs. Flleker-Johnny, Margaret
says you swear like a pirate.
Johnny Flicker -I suppose she mast
mean dad. Rather tough on him to
call him a pirate, ain't It, ma 7