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AN .ATTEMPIED
caan naman
In St. Thomas, Ont., .th
e Victim Rescued From
an Onthouse, ihe Guilty Father
and Mother Placed
Under Arrest- An
_Atroeious and Shocking Revelation.
Sr. THOMAS, Ont., _-(Special)-Newton
li.Stonehouselslookcd in Elgin County
_jail and ills wife is under arrest in the dr-tontion ward ofthe hospital, charged
with the most heartless and disgustlhg
attempt at childmurdsr, happening in lhc liislory of this city.
'i`he couple, who were married two months ago, live with the >husband‘s father, Edward C Stonehcuse, 2il Barnes street.
'ihefactsof the ease are that about
7.-lflam, EC Stoiiehouse called at the
residence uf Crown Attorney McCrlmmon
and reported that there wrs n. dead babe in an outhcuse in rear of his premises.
A Coroner and the Crown Attorney were
soon on thc scene.
it was found that a plank of the
platform of the outhouse had been torn up and a newborn babe placed under. Tlic babe was still living.
It was further found _that Mrs. Newton
Stonehousc had recently become a mother and sho was placed under arrest.
If the babe shoulddie the charge will
be amended to that of murder.
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Zion CITY. lil., Aug 2. -At. a meeting in
the Tabernacle here last night for the purpose of choosing candidates forGenernl Overseer ofthe churoli in September' in accordance with the recent order of Judge Landis thaname of Wilbur Glen Voliva was the only one presented. A standing role of those present `at the meeting showed 1,410 in favor of Voliva’si election. 'l’lie name of John Alexander Dowie wus not mentioned at the meeting.
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New Yami, Aug- 2.-.iohn D Rocke-
feller never was in bcttor humor than when he left Larrytownior Cleveland at ii.ill o'clook last night after having given one ofthe longest interviews he is known to have uttered.
“Sometimes things sal-i of me are
cruel and they huit, butl ani never a pessiuiir-t," he said to a reporter wiio visited' his pocantlco estate. “i believe in men and the brother- hood of mln. 'Mid ani confident that everything will come out for the good o' ail"in theend._ You arc just a young mai., Lu; you can take my word. Iam older\.than you and have seen the world; you can always bc- lieve in real men. “As`,for Europa-well, itis nice, but I love my own country the best. Yes, `al\ ‘the liarrl things that one' countrymen say of me can never he cruel enough to effect love of homo and country."
Afteramoment he added; “ Now rc- member young man, 1 hear no iii tu any man. I am_confidcnt that there is more good than hodin the world, and lam fuilofithe joy of living. Ibelieve in men. Dotbiat and tho world is bound to aeemsgood world toyou. lie as persis- tentln all things as yon have been in getting to me and you will always wln."
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WIIII IIIIIIII’S Will
SYi>.vi\:\', Aug 2.-Constable MacDonald
left yesterday morning for Halifax with a warrant for the arrest ofa man who left for that city a short time ago with another nian's wife and two children, ami who is said to be n. deserter from the French coinniodorc' ship, Ohasse Loup Laubni, lately in this pori .
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()'i~'i‘A\\'a, Aug 2.- At the last session
of lfarliament, $10,003 vias voted for a
commission to report upon the difficul- ties which exist between citizens of Canada and the United States over the St. John river. When the international waterways commission was appointed it was understood that this would be one of the subjects dealt with, but the United States government refused to include lt, or rather took it out of the list. The' United Stnies` has decided in favor of appointing commissioners on each side. inthe case ofCanadu there is a strong probability that the commissioners will be selected from New Bruns-' wick, as they will be eonvcrsan with the whole matter. It is con- sidered desircable that the com- mission should Ko to workas soon as possible.
CHILDHOOD DANGERS.
Diarrhoca, dysentery, cholera infantum
and stomach troubles are alarmingly fieqentdurlng the hot weather mont s. Too often these iroubles become acute and a precious little life is lost after only a few hours illness. During '..he hot weather season every wise mother should
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house to check tiene ills if they com
cents a bnx from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
rom or ciiaiitoiisiown.
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msr oil au ia America. Fishing; bath
iiiiis, nation; s S city ar Ghent, Ham Hanfax; S S tinrlbaldi. EVJO. PUT'
| 4 . 5 gg no Marian. -_ fail” 'sw l»£'su.°&|é'do¢5\‘lv clams, Ang :i -swliiinwéizeaéi.
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suddenly. Better still. an occasional dose of this medlciiie will keep the stomach
and bowels clean and prevent these |
dangerous ailments coming. Mrs. John ‘- “My baby was attacked with diarrhoea and severe vomiting. I at once gave Baliy's Own Tablets and next day she was as well as evcr. I find the Tablets are the only medicine alittle one needs." Sold by all mcdlclnc dealers or bv mail at 25?
Lancaster, North Portal, Snsk., says:
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A iin_iii suitiiii
Sad Case of Young a Man, from Si. John in Fred- ericton.
Fniani;nxcroiv,N. ll., Aug. 12--(Speciai-
Edward Bryan, a young St John man employed here on the sewerage works, cominittcdsuicldc tonight hydrowning.
Since coming from St John two weeks
ago he has been drinking heavily and yesterday was fined in the policecourt.
Todayafter threatening to kllliilinself
ha went tothe river, plunged in with his clotheson, swam out ahundredyaarls throw up his armsand sank immediately.
His body was recovered.
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r WHIII SIIWIHY
New Yonic, August 2-Another man
has returned from Florida with a story of peonage and another letter has been received from a man there begging aid. There are still iiity immigrants who are known to have started for the Florida camps within the last six months who have not been hoard from since.
David Krill camo home Monday
afternoon, alter an absence ln Florida of seven weeks. When heleft this city for the tuipentine camps he was in good health. When he came home yesterday hissister did not recognize him. liis back was black and blue and still marked with deep red scars where he said he had been whipped. He had been taken to Jacksonville, he said, and from there to Matteo. He was then carried to acnmp in the woods where there wcrshuts and negro guards. At the end of two weeks he said, he found that he owed the company $2-i above lils promised $l2aweek. I-Ie ian away one night and beforo he could hide, he was seen, and was beaten lu the presence of others who had just returned from work.
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NIIIIIIL EIIPINSIS
LoNDoN Aug 2-In the house of lords to
night, Baron 'I‘wccdmouth, first lord of the admiralty, defending the naval gov ~ ermeut's reductioiicf the naval program lnstauced especially France, the United States, Germany and Russia as greatly delaying or partially abandoning the con '- struction of the proposed worships. Be said that when tho original proposals were framed, France was intending to build savaral battleshlps, tha United Stated two, Germany two, and Russia one large battleship. None of these hail yet been storied and the French prograiininstcnd of as formerly intended including two lmattlesliips yearly had now been reduced to the rate of one
keep a box of Bab 's Own 'l`c.blcts in the yeu1y_
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Lorman, Aug 2-The admirsliy vir.ual»-
fy issued a message to those sailors oi the British navy who deserted in the United S ics during the vlsltof Prince Louis of
" Blistenburghsqusdron. The sailors can
either stay In the United Btstes and live openly under their own identity or return to England and be imrnune from punish- In nt. They cannot ri-join the navy, for
Athi arimiralty _wants nothing more to do
W‘i;!i,\,l1em. _ ‘ _~ , ' lipfgiwal ynado clear last week when _tile ` ooof Reigate srrolted n man who
to be one of those who deserted in IW Ypik last Novsmllor. The navy department was stpnss notified, and nsxt doyfiliio Wilco were surprised to receivs the ‘_li6l"!"' pnpsrs with his ohanoter
|‘*\|'\z&l7'Y‘l’.Y lb°d°" ' I I .Wihtlis papers came the statement thatillo man could be turned loose, as tliel ldliiiiliy did not want him or any of
liliimfs Llnimenl Reliever NeuniEl*‘
the V ‘
iiiui:i's aiinsui iiiin in iiuiinii
CAPE Town, Aug 2,-Stephanus Paul
Kruger Smit, A grandson of the late President Paul Kruger, has been arrested in the Rusterburg districtof the Trans- vaai on a charge of murder.
It is stated that he has been for some
time in negotiation with a inan named lierman Davis in regard to certain buried treasure of which Smit was suppodsd to possess knowledge. This treasure was stated to consist ot bullion and to be worth $300,000, and Mr. Davis who believed in Smit-’s story, even communicated witluthe government as to whom it shouldbe delivered when brought into Pretoria,
On June 21 Smit called at Davis’
house, and together they drove in a cart towards Dasport. where they were to search for the treasure. Nothing further was seen of them till the evening, when Smit, who was alone, pulled up near tlic Zwart Spruit hotel, twelve miles from Pretoria.
Mrs Davis, becoming anxious at the
nbscncc of her husband, applied to the police, who found .that ilie cart used by Smit: on the day of the search was spattercd with blood stains, and that there was u bullet hole in the hood. 'l‘l'ic veldt was then scoured, and ailer a pro- longed eearch Davis’ body was discovered in a lonely spot about six miles from Pretoria, with four bullet holes in the head and neck. Fragments of promissory notes, the property of the dead man, were also found on the vcldl. -
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ZioN Ciirr, Iils., Aug 2.-John C.l-Iateiy
receiver for the Zion City industries,isaue<l an appeal today to the few moneyed followers of the Dowle doctrines to gcaclously contribute for t-he relief of the destitute of the-Lcommunity. 'l‘hc receiver saysa large percentage of the population is underfcd and insufficiently clothed. and the land into which they put their savings has little value under existing conditions. Prompt relief is needed.
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Illllliil IS IIIII I HEIIIIH IIESIIHI
Tono.\"i‘o, Aug 2-“I have come down
from Colbalt-," said Frank C. Loring. mining engineer, "to get the smell of it out of my nostrils.
“From a sanitary standpoint, conditions
up there are simply unspeakable, and thc longer they're neglected the worse ihey et. g ‘You can‘t stayin your Pullman car at tho station with any comfort," he said, ‘because ofthe knockdown nature of the odors from the station closets. Tho sewerage from the French-Canadian settlement drains into the lake. The cheerful habiiant gets his drinking watci' f ~om the same lake orn well sunk a few feet from it, which is the same thing, and’ and if that lsn't a disease breeding combination, I don't know what lS~
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father.
Tess:-\Vhat's he dolngi Bsss;-Oh,he‘s punching holes in the lawn-tennis not to make material for sisters new ahlrtwoilt.
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Rivers Wilson in an interview given here
today declared that it was the intention sf his company to bring\ trade to Canadian ports wherecverfpractlcabie.
While Portland would continue as the
estern terminal of the Grand lfrunks all
G T P freight (originating in Canada would go -to Quebec in summer and St John and Halifax in winter.
PEIISIWS IINHISI . IS Pllillltii
Ti-.iii-:ii.\N, Persia, Aug 2-Mushir Ed
Dowll-li has been appointed Grand ylzler. An important funcaionaiy hasibecn sent out io lium, where tho Mullaiib reoimtly cstal-lished themselves as n protest against the Governments aotion`s,in an endeavor to persuade the Mullahs in return here, '
The bazanrs have been closed and there
has been a complete stagnation of business since their departure. _
‘l`hc refugees under the protection of the
ilriilsh Legation now number nearly i:i,<»i I. they have been oaderly heretofore, but they are becoming more [excited and continue to insist on their demands for reform.
ii is bc-iiveii that the new Grand Vlzier
intends to initiate political and financial reforms. _
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LUNIIIIN lil Sill MILK IIIII INIIIIIIS
l.o.\‘noN, Aug 'J-Lonrion's milk supply
will soon be In the hands of the elty council. Already the Battersea Borough Council, which governs a poor and densely populated district of London, has ostablislied dcpois for the supply of ster ilized milk for babies.
The milk which Londoners have to
drink is notoriously inferior, and thc hugc infunt mortality in the poorer
districts is directly attributable); thc watered and germ-laden stuff that sold to poor people. The county council, which ‘directs so many admiraiilr schemes forthe betterment of London'.~ poor, will probably organize a systcmu' ii- control over the supply of milk.
Municipal ownership in Englaiiil
extends to a great variety of enterprises. Municipalities now own lodging houses docks, markets, baths, racecoursus l.‘1at»t|ors, sewerage farms, model tenem- ents and employment bureaus.
Tiieere are municipal theatres at
Brighton and Southborough. West liain manufactures paving stone and sells them to contractors at a profit. Colchester has it municipal oyster bed. Manchester produces soap, oil. tallow and mUrilll”S RS by-product from its gas and other industries.
Glasgow maintains an inebriates
hospital. Wolverhampton sells ice: Torquay breeds rabhita and sheep; Tunbridge Wells grow hops; Liverpool euitivatcs beets and Battersea has aiuunlclpnl orchestra.
Municipal street cars and gas works
are mattcie- of courscln most, English towns.
And London will soon be selling electric
power for lighting, heating, etc, to everybody in competition with the electric ii ual.
JORDANS EIIIULSION
\\-as cxaniinod .uid tested in tho lioaplial in l\inn\:-cal and was rocommcndod as lst oiiwi-i.
lal.=oiia\'a used tho Emulsion in my prac-
ri.-n for the past 8 you-s and find good rosnlis from it and will continue to iisc ‘and recom. rnciid it to my patients and tho Hp lic.
H. M. ltilllltii SUN, M. D.
(`rapaud, Jan. irit, ill!-7-28oia li
More Mutinies and
S'r. Pa'ri~:asiiuni;, Aug. 3-(Special)-The
Revolution situation is approaching a olimaX.
A general strike has been ordered to
begin hero tomorrow, in Moscow Monday and gradually to extend through the the Empire.
The Czar is taking equally radical
measures.
He has refused to sanction Premier
Stolypin's proposal to take in Liberals into the Government and as a result the
Premier will probably resign tomorrow,
the hands of a Dictator, pi-olnihiy the
Grand lluke Nicholas.
Bagatiq but was put down.
have been quilled.
iiiaiiiiinuii czak Riirusi-is aisiiiii siis his i>REMiER’s
Freighigriginatingin (;,,,,,d,l",ProposaI to Take Liberals into Cabinet, Stoly- . I' I Will Came io the Mari- _pin to Resign and -Dictator to be Named- , . I '
me Ports' ` ` ' Stubborn Fighting
Russian Oiiicers Display Heroic Courage ' ’ ' I
QUl<2iiE<‘.Auz-3-ispeciai)-sir charles , ' _ig
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\Var.<uw, August Il- (Special)-The
Artillery nt lleinbcntoif, near here have mutlnicil. There arc no particulars. St 1’¢lw'~\-ui~a. Aug 3.-ispeeiai)-The
reports l'i'oiii i.`roi\stufit today 5a'y that all the sailors have not yet surrendered.
Trials bs tliuinlieari courtmartial were
rcsuuicil this morniiignnd it is bellevgd
lliat further executions arc in progress.
The oill<~t-rs at ilronstailt showed
spit-miiil vniiriige and all tliosc who were killed fcil lighting.
"“l- -\l\'X'\ll‘lF0ll`l`8l vii wi the uiui iiiccrs
when the Government will be plat-cd in \\'i\ll a rc\'oi\'ci‘ and Capt Turoschinsky pr'-\
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of ihc >\ii»in:ii-iiic I\lincrs, after a
ill-.~p\-i.iiv struggle, irns bayoiietted by
lli~:i.siivai-‘oiis, August 3.-(Spa-club--A his assailantsand iiislieuilsplit openwith
mutiny brokeout today on the cruiser thciluitcia rilie.
lieai' Ad niirnl llccleuischeii, who
The uprising at Svcaborg and Cronsta.-it ret-ci\l-ii many wounds, died during the
night.
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Piiiriili-;i.i~iii.\, Aug. 2-M1' and M Mui Spencer of Wiikesbarre, Pa. chos crha s, the strangest place in the wor
three weeks underground-1,100 feet bclo
the place, Mrand Mrs Spence had all til comforts of home,b`pcnce being conncclci with the company officials, who, wired thc) heard the odd plan of the young couple fur - nislied a diningrcom,a kitchen and abeil room, ra n electric wires into the wor king, and lighted the model cottage.
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II] SIIIEIIIIIIIII 'IHI HIIYIII IHIIIN
LONDUN, Aug. 3-It may not be general-
ly known that a tcle;.,raphist always accompanies a royal train. In case of any accidents a ladder is placed against the nearest telegraph and a wire attached or connected with an instrument, which the telegraphlst works whilc sitting on the bank. By this means word can be sent at once to the ncerest railway station,
giving such instructions or notification as may e dccnied necessary. When a train with thc sovereign on board is travelling all the men in responsible positions are forcwarned.
A trial was made once. l‘iie royal
train was purposely stopped and the telegrapliist scnt oil' his despatch in the manner dlscribcd The result was satisfactory in every respect Otherwise the tclcgraphlst‘s services have never been called into requisition during a royal railway journey.
ll A LIT-SICK PEOPLE.
The world is full of them. Just enough
to ln: lazy and listless; tojhave no appetite; to slcen poorly. Quite often you'rc half sick yourself. Chances are tho trout-le is in the stomach and bowels. Best pres- cription is l)r. llamllton‘s Pllls;they tone up iiie entire system, strengthen the stomach. elevate your spirits and make ou well in one night. Dr. Hamilton's I’iils work wonders with people in your condition. Mild in action effective and rasyto take. Get Dr. llamilt/on‘s Pills to day, 25c. per box at all dealers in medi- eine.
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1'CaicAoo, August 8- (Special)-
“ Whsat...... 73! “ `Pork...... $16.3)
Dec. Com. . . 4M
“ Wheat.... . . . 75! “ Pork..... . . . .
bride's wish, vilicre iicver before an married couplc had lived, They staye
the lavel ofthe surroundlviiz country-o
rs I.o_\'in>.\' .\iig ;’-Acording to Board of e, Trade figures iiiiinigrants io Canada tt) ld the end of June were iil,.`»0\l from Scot-
i> D- -
to pass their honeymoon, through an land,'l7,l4~ifromEnglan<i8,H6T from Ire- ,. ,i ,
effort to spend it in accordance with the, land. liiny was the biggest month April < (Q Q
3 tshc nextl. The figures by populationnrei -- _
cOtan< sent one in ever 23| ‘ "‘> i" I,
w England one in every -ill), A -.= _‘_. r one in every l,l.`»3. Scotland sanfl- "I-'éidl' lil'-_,f II QV!" ,T
rathonbelnwtheievelof the oitmouth-ini twice as many as England and five times' ‘ l " ,li » g' 'lla "lf, an unused working of one of the great as many rl-‘ lnanyns Ireland lfniigrrition anthiacitcmiiies wanderinghand iii hand from Scotland has increased li' J per benp
tiirongii the labyrinth of passages and In thrcc yrars.
kegpingas f.lr awnyas possible from the workers. Yet despite the strangencssof
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Boriii-;s'rr:ii, Aug. 2-Charles Francis, is
farmer near lilcdinii, is using a patent cow inilker, operated by electricity transmitted troni a power plant. Hvc miles away. 'l`lic Ontario Company has coniplcti,-ll n power cable from Niagara' Falls to Syracuse, 150 miles, and by its charter must fnmish current along the route. Farmers, particularly daiiyuien, are making great plans for using thc current for all kinds of farin work, That Niagara fails will be milking thc cowshetwecn thc Falls and Syracuse, is no idle dream.
Farmer Francis is an ardent advocate of
thc electric cow-iiiilkcr, for a boy of fifteen milks his 32 cows in less than five uiiniiics, even the irascihle kickers. More manual labor would for this same work require four mcn two hours, not counting the kicking cows, thc iiios, the switching tails and other drawbacks.
IHE PIWGIIISS Ill
NEW ZEIIINII
LONIIUNN A1182.-As an instance of the W°lld9l'1\ll Progress being marie hy New zimillnd. it IS Worth noting that the i°U°“‘|HR record cargo was unloaded at the Albert Dock, London not long ago, from the S S Athenic, all the goods being New Zealand produce; 3\.ii2i)l.~ozen carcasses of mutton and
lamb.
“ L20 frozen quarters of beef.
777 cases frozen kidneys, henris, etc.
00 oaslis of nsslrigs.
43.005 boxes of butter, (50 lb each). 8,350 crates of cheese (56 lil each).
p 85 fmzon carcasses pork.
i l,0iIl cases of tlnned meats.
11,550 bales of wool and skins. SCI) sacks of grass ssed,l,100 i-asks of
tsiiow and poits, and 2,510 cases of fruit.
This immense cargo was unloaded in
sight days.
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