The Wingham Times, 1903-03-12, Page 2itISTABLISTIRD
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T�E WIN44AN TJMES,
TEMSDAY. MAUCTI la. Om
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Up to date in the Ontario eleotien
raiit,ls four Conservatives have been utt.
Nana to one Liberal, and yet Ur.
Whitney talks about the awful corrupt
teen and crooeteiness of Liberals at the
last Provincial election.
The announcement Was made at Ot-
tetwai that on and after Saturday, the 7t1I i
htst., the rate of postage on newspapers!
and periodicala posted in Canada for '
Wan:Mission to Great Britain will be the
as if for delivery in Canada.
Uou„ R.Harcourt, Minister of ,
on. is strongly in favor of consolidated
heals in rural districts, andat the pres-
t session Of theeesegislatere a hill may
lutroduced be give practical encour-
eat in the way of a Governinent
t to snob. schools.
Hamilton Spectator is authority
or the statement that there are not
eagle prohibitionist Tories in this
Yens to elect a towuelrip pound-
eeper. The thousands of Tories who
voted " yea" in the Referendummust
then, according to the Speo., be hypo -
Crites.
Tile laat tvvo years have wrought a
marked change in the status of Canada
atneeg •the nations. 'Unquestionably
this change ie largely an outcome of the
period of phenomenal prosperity into
wheel Canada is maw entering. Already
the per capita wealth of the Domiaion
is in excess of that of any other country
in the world, the -United Stetes not ex-
eepted.-New -rink Evening Post.
It has/heen dedded by the Depart -
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.A.th
t o grioneture at Ottawa thee e
I oaring rooms establithed last
leer at Woodatock, Brookville. Cow-
ansville and St. Plyeteuthe will be oper-
Kee again this season, commencing in
May next. telt season's work peoved
temelesively diet when the temperature
goefi above 60 degrees both the texture
end the ftavor of the cheese are injured.
l'herefore the cool caring rooms eau Ile
used to advantage, as early as the month
of May.
ee'esTlie Liberal 'any have always protest-
ed against the unfair gerrymander of
constituencies, and they can be trusted
to live no to their declarations. Ad-
herence to pledge and priuciple is better
then getting a slight petty advantage at
the cost of both. Any fair redistribution
measure cannot fail to improve the stt-
tustioa of Ontario Liberalism. Once the
political equilibrium, disturbed in 1882,
s is restored, the Liberal party need not
arc appeal to the country, and the
Ilinent of a long-staudiug promise
It further strengthen their prestige,-
' Herald.
Theeeurt of appeal on Friday handed
out judgmeot in the Lennox and South
Oxford election trials which confirm the
two originally elected members, Messrs.
'P. G. Carecalten and Donald Sather -
land, both Conservatives, in then seats.
The appeals were dismissed on teehuical
grounds, and the uierits of the charges
of bribery and erruption were not cow-
er a l'by the Court of Appeal.
s the charges laid by the
on ;which the tiiid judges
olved the disqualification
r . Mr. Carscallen was
eying money to a care
and Mr. Sutherland to
pertinent of Crown
out aeciroular to all
the P vince, asking
the
Jo pextmnt etheir
hoe The Govern-
ial efforts ti bring
Ip, and. they desire,
be able to locate
11 come from the
the very best
the .. - It is ex.
Arnment's reilley in
ieve the stringency
market and help the
ave suffered somewhat
ity of help,
........ • . .
en the Bowels
e Constipated
a serious Matter to neglect coast!.
You may do so for a time, only
d thid your health has been tinder-
y bodily decingernente of the Most
Yon should 'layette movement
el* every- clay. To accomplish
eld concentrated foods. use vegete
fruits freely, and take one of Dr.
Kidney -Liver Pills before retiring.
tea thries. a week, or oftener if
'Iltficlneay-Liver Tells are tiot
thartit. They have a
ned tether on the it&
beweie, and consemsettly
a and the accompanying
thoroughly ana we'd, try
ion of those wbo are
the peculiar merit*
lektney•Liver Pills, we
ere purely vegetable
t and reuturall
prompt mon far-
ts tbe most Whet*
eon, kidiary
trenbies.
WEAK LUNGS.
Made Solana and Seeing by the Eye of Pr.
Willienee Polk rule
Weak lungs mean we* health, con-
tinual coughs and colds-tem/hes of grip
and. bronellitis, then..cleadly ppeutnopia
orlugeringg hopelese consumption. Weak
Twigs are due to weak blook. The one
sure why to strengthen weak lungs is to
build up your blood with Dr. Williams'
Palk 1ifls. Rvery dose makes rich, red
blood, and every drop rich., red. blood
adds streugth, vigor and dtsease-resist-
ing power to Wealt lungs. Thousands
Of weakeunged narrow -chested men and
women have been made sound, healthy
teeid happy by the use ot Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills -and they, WI do the Same
for you. Mrs. J. D. Naisinith, Win-
nipeg, Man., says: "I contnected a
severe cold, which developed into bron-
chitis and lune treuble. The best of
doctors and many different lauds of
inedwitie failed t beln ne, and iny
friends all thought I was going itite
rapid consumption. I had no appetite,
was forced to take to bed, and felt that
ouly death would re1eae
brother urged me to try Or Williams'
Pink Pills, mid to please bita I began
them. A few boxes 'peeved they were
helping me, aud I began to get real
strength. I continued the use of the
pills and was soon able to leave my bed
aud sit up. I grew streamer day by
day. Tbe congh that, 1ad racked
almost beyond endurance diseppeared,
appetite returned, and I ana again strong
and healtfly, lunch to the surprise of all
who saw me while I was, ill. Dr. Wil-
Itams' Pjnk Pills onred nie after ot ex
medicines failed and I shall always
praise them."
Bear in mind that substituted and
ordinary:medicines:will not cure. See
that full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People," ie printed on the
wrapper around every box. Sold by all
medicine dealers Or sent Poet paid at
50e. a box or six boxes for $2.60 by writ-
ing direct to the Dr. Williams* Medicine
Co,, Brockville, Ont.
THE CEMENT INDUSTRY
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Are We Threatened With Over -pro-
duction?
We reprint from the Peterborough
Times an article on this subjecs which
will, no doubt, be read with interest by
our townsmen, so many of whom are
more or less interested in cement reek-
ing: lawn the consemption of cement
in Canada -reached ite highest point,
namely, 1,045,00 barrels. Of this 645,-
000 were made in Canada, and 400,000
imported. Prior. to , 902 no less than
five additional companies got ander way,
several of them, hewer did little more
than get started and supplied only about
100,000 barrels. In, the year 1903 we
shall hava all the old factories in, opera-
tion and with largely increased outputs,
and also the five new companies above
mentioned, the outputewill then be for
1903, 1,56000 barrel4 that is to say over
600,000 barrels more than the total con-
sumption of last year, exclusive of what-
ever may be importedPluring the year.
In view of those fads you will perceive
that the warnings Contained in the
Monetary Times and Mail and Empire
to which you refer, as to the danger of
over production, were well timed and
should be carefully heeded by the in-
vestirg public. But when we tell you
that ha addition to the five new Compan-
ies started last year, we hate ten nadee
new companies now being floated hi this
country, which are to have, according
to the promoters, a combined capacity
Of 16,200 barrels per daye-ecelar tet an
annual capacity of about 3,600000 bar-
rels, you will see the utter folly of put-
ting money into more cement enter
prises. Here is a list of ten new com-
Denies with then pronerted output:
Barrels
per day.
The Manitoba .Portland Cement
Co., Winnipeg. 1000
The Western Canadian Portland
Cement Co 1000
The St. Marv's Portland Cement
Co • 1000
The Colonial Portland Cement
Co„ Wiarton 1000
The Raven Lake Portland Cement
Co 1000
The Bine Lake Portlaud Cement
Co., Brantford, 600
The Superior Portland Cement
Co .. 000
The Belleville Portland Cement -
Co ... . ......... 2000
The Kingston Portland Cement
co, , ..,••••.*•.... 1000
The International Portland Ce-
ment Co., Mull ..... /000
Making a daily product of 10,200
It ie clear that whatever money is
made in-Canatla oat of the eeancent in-
dustry hereafter will be made in pro-
moting companies, not iil eperating
them. It is saki diet the gentlemen
whie MVO years ago, floated the Xiurhan
Company', cleaned, up n 'half Million of
&Mars Out of the fidatatien,, ett a Capital
Of $1,000,000. The saute gentlenien are
-
Wive prOmoting, in different parts of
She country several new companiet On a
s(rde stilt mote ambitiona than the Dar -
ham Cotopany. instance the Belle.
villa Portland Cement Moistly is to
haste a capital of two and.a halfmilliona
dollen and an outpat of two thensand
barrels pee day. Cart they be patting
any Of their rapileY in them? If the
floatation of the Durham COmpany
*old yiekl the promotetwa ball million
et dollar*. the tkooght a what there
linaist lastile Aiiriters of the
Stkielvtlle lay with 4 eaoito tWO
swat e tollites, fair:4r
El V These pro.
Must, *
TRE WINGIIAM TIMES MARCH 12 1903.
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dispensers of satiefertic They gravely Do Your Kidneys Perform Their
this country and profital ly exported, to
She United States, notwithstanding the
ftwt that nearly all cement machinery
comes front the rutted States and is
subject to heavye barges for freight 4tm1
duty, and that the 'o a for burning the
ceutent is all imported from the Malted
Stateand costa here double what it
costs there, and that tha manual elist ot
binning edueut oldie is more than they
pretend they Can COIllea for,
Rut thee, let the profuoters take cour-
age -a seeker is boett every minute, and
the fools are not nearly all dead yet.
Yours,
OLD SUSKSIBZIt.
February 5, 1903.
Dominion Statistics.
The exports of the Dominion, which
iu 1896 amounted to 8121,000,000, have
grown to $211,000,000 11)02
Within the same period the imports of
the conntry had. increased fienn $111,-
000,066 to $121,050,000. "
So that the ' aggregate trade of Can-
ada has been almost doubled since the
advent of the Liberal pArty to p 'er.
The growth in this regerd uuder Lib-
eral administration had, within six years
greatly exceeded the growth daring all
the preceding years from .Contederation
dovv a to 1806
It is also worth while to observe that
under the preferential polic'y trade with
England had greatly increased.
Imports from Grant Brititiu had
swollen from pd,oco,000 in 1896 to 840,-
000,000 in 1902; while our exports,to
the mother country had growu from
$66,000,000 to $117 000,000
It is also gratifying to observe that the
revenue or the country has greatly in-
creased. For the seven months of the
Functions
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TOWN DIRECTORY.
1,1••••,••••••.!..
hiaRritsr Onultog--Sabbath oirviees at
2;30 p 11 a m and 7' p sr. Sunday Sohool at
nx. General prayer .nteeting
t
1111 1r 0: t.ti.
.0 Wednesday evenings. Rev, J. j. Vat.
Is the World's Springle ,led'
for all Kidney and Blad-
der Troubles,
Unless your kidneys properly and reg-
ularly perform their functions, the an-
entenlatious of morbid material in your
blood will act likh- a poiSOu upon the
nervone system. fieve you headache,
vertigo, puffiness nieler the eyesor fixep?
sical tendencies?' Have yon sever sienie-
times with china mei a dry skin? • Is
the urine high colored, sometitnee scanty
in quantity. sometimes Weedy one ford?
Any of these symytelus .are true warn-
iugs of kidney disease.
To -day, multitade ot mon and
women suffering from various ferms ef
kidney Affections, .enduring pain and
mind agony, are, through the use of
Painies Celery-Compaund
morbid and poisouous materials from
the blood. Wisie and .able physicians
are prescribing Pale ess. Celery Compound
for their patientsNo other medicine in
She world is so strongly endorsed by the
best people of the, land. Mrs. E.
Vancouver, B, C.. writes
about her blessed experience with Paine's
Celary Compound e she says:
tmade lif a misery for no.
"For five yeaes kidney and urinary
roubles
Before coming her I was treated by- two
doctors; both foiled to oure me, and my
suffering increased. I waa advised by a
friend to try Paine's Celery Compound
After use Of the second bottle I experi-
c_uiced a; happy change.I, entild see and
• feel that yottr wontlecful tuedicitke was
t doing its work well After using, eight
bottles, I am free from all symptoms of
the old troubles, and feel that 1 inn a
new person. Pelee's Celery Compoond
iS truly a blessing to those afflicted with
'kidney complaints."
current fiscal year the showina was 44,-
A clergemau highly esteemed for his
0e0.000 better thau for the same petioil
of last year.
The deposits in the batiks indicated
how lingo end geserat hail been the
prosperity of the people within the past
six years, in 1887 the anm to the credit
of the people in the banks was $210,000.-
000, and in Jauuary of the preaeut year
litany excellent queteties, et which ora-
tory is not one, has' recently had placed
in his chinch by hiel,tloving coUgregation
a uew pulpit. It is,a fitie piece Of week,
eruate with carv1e4 and 'artistic embel-
lishment, But the lext inscribed on it,
consideriug the effect of the good rector's
the figures had risen to $400.000.000. sermons, might nave., been more happily
chosen. -He giveth his beloved sleep,"
it runs.
Health tor Women.
"Few things are tnore impertent to a
community than the health of its wo-
men. If strong is the frame of the me -
Sher, says a proverb, _the sons will give
laws to the people." Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food is especially woman's mmliame.
By its action on the nerves it gives
strength and yigee„tie the delicate 'femin-
ine organs and ensureelheirtegular and
healthful fn melons. It gives color to the
pale, strength. to the weak, and a ronna-
ed fornieb the thin end angular.
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COUNTY OR DISTRICT AUCTION
SALES.
In many districts of Great Britain
auction sales of live stock have been
held annually for years. Large num.
bre of, pure-bred animals for breed
ing purpose.% have .ben marketed in
this way, bfeicies a great many. "store'
cattle and other animals. In several'
ProvinCes of the Dominion, Provincial
sales of this kind have been eetablish-
ed toltit eatisfaetory. results, and have
created a feeling in favor of county
or distnot sales There are hune-
trees of farmers throughout Canada
who raise yearly erom one to four
tkeed breeding .malee, and perhape a
ftw females. Many of these men. un-
derstand the principles of steel, breed-
ing, and have from. time to time bred
noted show yard spectimens.- Yet the
progress and profits of these men. has
b.en greatly hainpered becauee of
their inability to sell their eurplus
stock promptly. In eonio years they
hen able to ecu; in other years
they have had to keep a number' of
lanirnals longer than their means of
feed wart -ranted. Oa the other anted
many farmers desire to cbtaite .51111.
.able breeding modes. but do not know
Where to bay what they require at a
reasonable price. The cost 'cf travel-
ling from. pitaree to place in eearchl of I
gettable anithals detersthem f corn
purehasing at alt.
With ihe idea of br'eting yer 3 and
F.ellers into teach with each other, a
number of breeders of pure bred eat tie
it Durham, Northumbstrland and
ejacent• comitiee last year formed the
"Central Onterio Pure Bred Stock
Assoeiation" and started a eeries of
annual .auetion sales. .Their
eate wis fairly satisfactory arel they
are new aerangIng for their second
eale, which is to take place ar ter-
belletoft, on the 1115h of Meath next,
w:11; 3.. W. Marty/a of Contea. 1149
President and W, IL • Campbell. ef
Carapb eleroft, tt-1 Sztcretary Of 1e A. •••
Deafness Cannctt be Cured
by local applicatione' as they cannot
reach the diseased pertion of the .ear:
There is only one wat te enre deafness,
and that is by scourattational remedies,
Deafness is caused, by an iufiatned con -
41111011 of the innonns lining Or tile Basta-
• eltian Tube. When this tettiet is indium,
.ed you have a rumbling sound or lamer-.
. feat hearing, and Whenit is entirely
closed, deafness jfithe result, and unless
' the inflammation, can be taken oat and
this tithe restoredto its ebrmal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever. .uine
cases auto! ten are caused by Catarrh.
.which is nothing but an inflamed condi-
tion of the mucous surnices.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any cafe). of deafnese(causedsby catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
°are. Sand for singulars, free. '
I? .1. °benne & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold ay Drugelks,-75.0-
Hall's Fainily, Pills Ane the best.
Why is a newspaper hke a women?
was a problem printed in apaperrecent-
ly. The following Wore ameng the anti -
were given: "Became you have to have
something to ran it." "Becaese both
have to be knoWh tie* leolipprediated:"
"Because it changes its dress." But the
only enrrect answer is: Because a men
should have one of We • own, and not be
rooming after histreIghbor's.
-"14IfrifOntAr Off01101X-SablIatifserviceS
11 tt ut and p Sunday Sehool at
2.:80 p•nt, Spworth League every Mon -
evening. General prayer Intuiting
onWednesday evenings. Rev, Richard
Holas,paster. - Towler, S. S, Sup-
erintendent.
iinusnyramas CM:Hon-Sabbath ser-
vices at 11 n awl 7 p Sunday
Seigali at 2:110 p General prayer
meeting on Wedueareay eveniugs. Rev.
D. Perri°, pastor and S. Superinten-
dent,
Sr. PAUL'S CHER
bath services at 11
aft)" •8011001 at 2;80
meeting on Wednes
Wm. Lowe, lucumb
Superintendent.
Emscorate-Seb-
ut and 7 p Sun-
ni. General prayer
F. Shore, S. S.
y evening. Rev.
Anarr-Service at 7 and 11
a lia and 8 and 8 p on Sanctity, and
every evening during the week at
Pose Orme-In- Macdonald Block.
Office hours from $ m to 6;30 p tn.
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
Meoneetios' esterreterz-Libraly and
Iran reading roam in the Town,
will be open every afternoott from 2 to
5:80 o'clook and every evening from 7 to
9:80 o'ciciok. Miss • Millie Robertson,
librarian. 1
Tow sz Corrxon,-et. Vanstone, Mayor;
A. Dunnage, Thos. Bell, Robt.
ludoo, 3, Elliott* W. F. VanStone,
S. Bennett, °mind ors; J, B. Ver.
guson, Clerk and Treasurer;William
Clegg, Assessor, Wm!' Robertson, "Col-
lector. Board meets first Monday evert-
ing in each month at 8 o'clock.
Somme BOARD. -J. Hommel. (chair-
• map), Thos. Abinimm,R. A.Douglas, H.
Kerr, Win. Moore. A, E. Lloyd Wm.
Button, C. N. Griffin. Secretary, Wm.
Robertson; Treasurer, J. 13. Ferguson,
jaMtreenttinos ,trcond Tuesday evening tn each
Puma° Sonom TEA.MiEnS.-A. H.
efesgrove, Principal, Miss Brock,
Miss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
°arum Miss MeLeen, Miss Matheson
Miss Reid, and Miss Cummings-.
BOAIOD HEAL= Mayor Vanstone,
(chairman), C. J. Redding, Thos Greg-
ory, Dr. Agnew. J. B. Ferguson, Sec-
retary; Dr. J. R. cdonald, Medical
Health Officer
MISS DELIA SPARING
A. T. 0
111.
Teacher of Piano, Tlwor and Pletcher Music
Method, $impIex
d Kindergarten.
Pupils prepared miervatory examina-
tions.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR..
MISS CARIII *MOORS
of London Ceriseriator'y f Music, will be pre-
pared'after Oct. 1st to receive a lin4ted num-
ber bt pupils for lEttitrUpI1011 on Violin and
Guitar. '
Residence -Stone block, over W. G. Patter -
son's jewelry Ettore, Winrain.
PIANO AND eTHEORY.
MISS SARA LOUISE MORE, L.O.M.
and member of the ASseciated Maki:ins of
Ontario, Pl prepared to receive a limited num-
ber of pupils for instru tm on Piano and in
Theory.
•Special attention give to pupils preparing
for examinations.
Residence -Straw bloc . over W. G. Patter'
son' jewelry store, Win ham.
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FARMERS
and anyone havint live stoek or other
articles they wish to disp ee of, %timid edy,er
tise the !tame for sale in the MM. Our large
circulation toile and be strende indeed if
you do not eat eustomee. We can't gdarantee
hat von will Hell because you may ask mord
for this/wade 4r steck than it fswerth. Send
your advertisement to the Txxint xxnd try this
plan of disposmg et, your stock and other
articles.
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VirANTED -PAITHPUL PERSON TO TRAP -
ell for well establishedimuse inn few counties,
• 1••••••••••=1_ calling on retail marettnts anL
d agents. oeal
facitiation.
There are mealy O.Cuer eounticee and
diett•iets which would find. it benefi-
dial It; inaugurate stales of .this
lend es glli410 to briqs(1...ra :nterest-
ed in t he eubject, tbe rulee esaverneig. .
the Central Ontario eele ar0 girt•O Iv.:
, li IV t
1. A commli tee of le rse wel b.- era.
painted lo hispset e n f rie -, vahie, v -ane
-reefer with contrilattore and 1.1•ti-I'VO
! 1' It4. right to tee i-- sr:Oldster trent .
ecale or aeceot the led aifferee.
0- tle . All en heal eninat It • tee et i mete i a
, 'LI eir respective* herd 11.40k., -
3. liach allinril to let. in e. ass! eon -
1 detests and w-11 lei her Woken.
i'• 4. All entries most 1). !chef, lei 1, J
the t4ettretary on or before ‘,Verlare•-
dity; Prbru.ary 18th; 1903.
5 An enerenee fee of ea fie i o • re
COniptillY* each entry, ea ree 10 lee lea
I, turned if animal is eeld.
, eh A Menge of 3 per cf Iv.. re tee
! eale price wel be made i e eels e ex-
: teieaise of oak.
It 7. All entree; to h• Ta1'3.fi- :;:,
7 Leer lean 11 a.m. on i he .111,11i:(f 111. .
! to 1rnu infirm! tor eaist, iia:3 N: ,r:-
,.i.v.ctran t,f. intendinse eareeestaia,
; e. Eueli :mime Ith,-ti ...rillt le ealeoet,
111,, peeperty of the eareheetta
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See our new goods' and prices.
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SUICIDE AT STRATFO
Mawr liollerd; of Stretford, 1:404 MOW
Which Uad Served Illra fla Soutla
111
awes ta Two campaigns,
Stratford, ?Arch. G. -Derry E.
Ballard, who was a member of tha
nrat and third Canadian South Af..
rtcancontingentS, took Ide 'own life
Tuesday night, blowing the top, aa
his head off, Deceased lived hera
with his father and mother, and went,
home Tuesday night as usual, gii1Ine
no indication of his intention,
Shortly after midnight he took front
his ait the rifle he had carried In
South Africa, and, Placing it to hie
right temple, shot himself. Decease.
ed was a, little ever 27 years of age.
Took Pere; ("Aram.
Stra,throy, llrfarch VOW-
ers of the TOwasbip of Caradoe 'com-
mitted suieldo Tuesday by taking
Paris green. It appears he went to
the barn where the poison was kept,
and returned to the house and in-
formed his wife what he had done.
A doctor was sent for, 'but he died*
few home; later. ge was well liked
and quite a prosperous man, and. no
reason can be given for the rash act:
Suodootiod at Last.
Windsor, March 5.-Aze Leffler, Alt.
insane prigoner at the Essex County
jail in Sandwich, strangled himself
to death with a wet towel, in the
toilet room of the day corridor, yes-
terday, Tho unfortenate. man has
been subject to frequent epells rie
mental aberratioii for some years.
and was last committed to the /ail
on Feb. 3.7. He had tried to suicide
on other occosions. Ile was a well-
to-do fanner in Closfield North.
•
DEATH OF LIEUT.-COL. JARVIS. i
Marched WIth Lord Roberts to Candahai
-Canadian's Distinguished career.
Toronto, . March 5. - Lieut. -Col.
Robert Edward Colborne Jervis.
late of IIis Maiesty's 69th Regi -
Ment, died peacefully in Toronto last
night on the dist annivereary of his
birth. Ccd. Jarvis was the young-
est: son of the late Lieut. -Col, W,1.
Jarvis, for many years Sherfn
or tho benne district, Ontario, who
died in 1856. Col. Jarvis was edu-
cated at tipper Canada College unci
entered the British army as an en-
sign la the 100th Royal Canadian
Regiment in 1859. Ile served
throughout the Afghan war of. 1878
to 1880, and was several times ram -
Cloned In despatches. Col. Jarvis
accompanied Sir Frederick, maw
Lord Roberts, in the famous mareit
from Cabul to Candahar in August,
3.880, taking- part in the battle cot
Candabar. For gallantry on this oc-
casion he was mentioned in despateit-
es, granted a Brevet Major and re -
coined a medal with three clasps and
bronze decoration.
A HEDIZEW DEPUTATION.
-
()lichee Ministers Asked to Safeguard
Jewish Educational Eights. •
,•,- -
1rOtttrOitl, Atarell 5.-A powerful -
Jot' tali committee and thine zuezninees
of the Protestant Board of School
Commissioners went to Quebec yes-
terday afternoon, and will to-.Iav
make joint reprasentations to the.
Parent Cabinet towards securing.
complete recognition for Debrews tas
tnembers of the Protestant school
panel. The propose abolishing .tee
present, option, by which Jews Meal
pay either to the Protestant or ctn.
tholio school fund, and to • secure( et,
clause protecting the religious right*
of Hebrew childrcin in rratestaat
schools. 1
,
Hamittatt Ea Killed.
Toronto, March ;.-The mangled
body of a man woe found Tuesthey
meriting lyirkg besid4 the 0. T. et,
ten.eks a little east Of the Sunnyside
crossing. 13:• C. Crondey , tYaS talle4
moned ,and found in the pocket of
the .dend than a moul ers' union, card
bearing the name of Henry- Gilmore,
TO North John streeq,. liamilton,
is supposed that Ire ,as stealing et.
ride on art incoming. freight traht
on Tuesday night, And . that in
alighting' •be fell and was rendered.
unconsciotta by stilling •his heart
against one Of the r ils. • In this
position he wits prob bly killed 'by
the passenger train fo lowing, i. •
Dead Man Made Itronsibie.
Elizabeth,. N.J., Mer 5. -The
loft Comity Grand Jura which has
been conducting an int uiry into the
Wreck on the New J tweet Central
Railroad, near W stilukl, on Jan. A7,
yeaterday made a pre uttuent to '
Judee Vali. it finds 5985 Eng,inter
DaviS of the Philadelphlit & Reading
ti aite Wait prima; ily re. imaSible 46r
the wreck, but that a 1i.tky ineceor
ettvelatied 1th; cab wit!% steam, eli-
Settring bis view. The j pet says-,
ears were of ancient mak, heated
stocce. •
tot tiarnessmakla,
Toronto, Mareh (1.-Therseeond dive
of the hareessmaleere' •)coriVen54o*
Was devoted chiefly to the\ gewainet•of
general business and ttimeussiteas
among the Members t eke tote,
cerning the trade. The el.retion of
officers, had the follou frig result:
President, Charles Ie'elly qf • Ux-
bridge, acelamation: treaP,Itrer, C.
IIV)0.wInVes.
oo,1nottgh; seeretary, .teleearedee
Sir •Willitint and Morain.
Montreal, Itfareli 5.-S1r WillhOu
Van Horne lett for New Ye& lest
tight, where he will attend .meetinge
of the Cuba railway directors., after
which be proceMs to Cuba. J. Pier -
pont Morgan is now there. and hi*
visit is causing much con:ecture.
Metion Otr.the Hooka
Queenstown, Mart% 5.--111e. Pentaulit-
ion Line steamer Merton, front Nate
ton Feb. 20 for Liverpool. wieteat
grounded after leaving the: i.ftrt nit
Sunday, near Iloeite'S Point. *OS
towed off the roekt e-eeterday,
Witt 1111Ing AprIt 44.
eluebee. March 5.---4tat1iio.in, the
wife murderer Of lifonfinnarty. Vt38
CO 111041111nd t 8tO1(15V morning; to he
banged an repril 24.