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gmicted with protruding piles, and

gmgmplatefl a. surgical operation. A 11-lend cf ours recommended the u<e ct

Dr Cba.sc's Ointment, and less than on box elected a complete cure. 'We “rg 90 please-d with the -f’-nfniertt that jtried lt myself, as I have been qscbled with an unsightly skin afllic- 'la which covered the lower part of q face. hr IS years I suffeered untold agony, and was treated by the best medical ill in the United States. I consider DI. Chase’s Ointment worth its weight In lold for piles and skin disease.

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IIE META HIS DEATH

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--Sent to the Gallows on Circumstantial Evidence Alone.

SALEM, Oct. 7.- Alfred C, Williams,

the condemned murderer of John Gallo, expiated his crime on the nallows in the county jail here this morning. The drop fell at 10.02, and the spark of life left the body just 12 minutes and 31 seconds later.

The cause of death was strangulation,

the fall of 6 feet 1 inch failing to break the neck, as had been intended. The execution was_all that it should be in every way. The condemned man was not cruelly detained on the gallows be- fore the ordt al, for within two minutes following his appearance the body was in position for the springing of the trap_ Williams stated to a reporter during a visit of the latter to the jail on Thurs- day, he won‘d die like a man, and he kept his word.

Williams slept in spells during the

night, and at 6.30 this morning he arose and donned the regulation gray suit of the prison. which, af er he was shaved and had breakfasted, was ex- changed for one of b`ack.

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officer. standing upright. in earnest conversation with the Rev. Charles Puffer, thejail chapain. As the shot-id entered, both the minister and the con-

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cell and recited the “Lord’s Prayer.”,

At 10.01 the heavy white curtain on ft

‘I the second tier of cells was lifted, ad- mitting Sheriff Johnson, who wa.. fol- lowed by the Rev. Mr, Puffer. Wil- liams came next, his arms strapped s curely at hi< sides, but walking I slowly and firmly. He was obliged to , lower his head several times in order ,not to strike the stiinger pieces of the ,chapel floor above him, and, 'as the little procession, with Deputies Crow-. ‘ ley, Bishop, Cobb and Stitlings follow- ing in the rear. stepped out upon the , gallows, the silence was intense. Wil- 1 liams, unassisted, took hi- place on the trap, and for the first time faced the forty upturned faces that looked pity- ingiy upon him.

With arms strapped tightly at his

sides, his face set and pale, he looked more likea frightened schoolboy get- ting up to speak a piece than a murder- er in the eyes oi the law. HS eyes

Mr. Puffer.

The resonant voice of the minister

ed . ~~ O, God I the creator and red' emer of all mankind, look upon thy child this day and grant him rest, we beseech thee. O, grave, where is thy victoryl

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flndlans Still Gathering ' and the!

Outlook ls Serious- I

~ Mrrmnarotis, Oct. 10-(Special)-_' A large body of local troops left this, [morning for the front. The Indians, ilare gathering from all points and thel outlook is very serious.

It is understood they will not attack.

`the white:»ettlers,but will try and drive fall the troops from the reservation. I , I

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CHICAGO MARKETS,

CHICAGO. October 10,_[Special]- l`he following are the closing rates:--' Dec. wheat, 63%; corn,29}; oats,2l1; pork. 7 57. '

May wheat,_63}; corn, 31§; oats. 21;

pork, 7.67. ’

Sept. wheat, 65t ; corn.29l ;oats.22l ;

broke the stillness, as he recited the f' prayers for the dying. Then he-pray- _ '

damned man knelt by the couch in the yi , Krucsrozr Ja.. Oct.. 10-I'S

A W h 1 d WV] B I 'Ihe question of annexation to Canada ...?;°i.;.:..iz;:..:1:.:;i.i. ‘° °‘,;;t;‘.'..,‘;°.‘;'i.‘;‘;‘;‘.‘°"“‘°““°“ "

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F. G. Osselin, notary, has|been appoint-

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Jamaica Wants to Join

_Canada-Liberalll. P. P.

Admits _Bribery-Appoint ment to Yukon.

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ed crown timber agent in Yukon.

son yesterday received a cablegram stating that the last shipment of Cana-

of about twenty-six pounds. The

Iwandercd restlessly about the room, -_ gtt,am°E§€Bsauingtl?0:) “neg ,Fm ‘_N°_Lw.r °'.' *““ the glanced up at the frightful ncose Brig 8 .np W1 Pecm ve" I “mn “Cdl Afflll’ "“

dangling above him then turned his devices designed under Prof' Robert” r| | Afp|‘.n

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gaze on his friend and adviser. the Rev. Has Bnght Prospects son B dlrecllon’ with a - new to the

transportation of Canadian apples in

carried off by means ol an electric fan

equipped in time for the fall export of

0. death, where is thy sting!" The ` apples* Bin-mo 0*-

gichlvvoice ofdthe _rlnintister ceased. yet M0NCT0N,' Oct” 10___(Sp°cia])__A P;l||0g|¢\T|-nbjild, Wh I

is ips move in si en prayer. ` . . A for '“‘

V Williams wok one long last, Hngdx dastardly attemp at train wrecking was AVN" Linn? ;;l! in 5°\‘l¢Y» Th” A U.

ing glanceilike some poor hunted beast made on the Inlsrcolonlnl neat Bene- i _ e M' -his eyes looked into the depths of the I dune Gloucester, County. ‘ Vienna, Oct. 8-The Weiner Journal hai" °f ul” Mmlv 9°* Hd.;

sympathetic ones that, now tear dim- Sli-,~,pe,, were piled on the track and says that a companv has been formed Rives, the novdllt-

med, rested upon him, as the man of . . ~ ,with a capital of 500,000 *ins to ex- pn", 0% God prayed devoutly. lvfrfcked a fwght' mn” on _sundai ploit Count Zeppelnfs airship in one zo mm, mu 4.” ~ d u. All the while the deputies had been “‘S“‘- Seve" “T5 “nd me °n2‘“° We” V of its first undertakings -o to cross the,” 'E' M mu b.

busy securing the limbs of the con- dow!! lil enbaokment and were bttrllefl- |Atlantic. Count Zeppelin is coafldent 'Y

idemned *man with straps, and as one of Several train hands were injured, but that he will be able tomake the trip I-10501* ` ~ the strong bands was being p1annd“,,,me se,.,ous,y_ across the Aflautw in fvurdlys- The pawn “NN ‘-50 about his thighs, Williams for an tn- 'rue apparatus sensilts 0! I long ey- gg. ....1 me pt-.ent que”

slant glanctd down and noted the man- p QUEBEC, October. 10._[Speeial]--, iinder, containiing a= ntilmber oil belt; 'eéuntq u .ot '*`

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pggillp lyyshiJcahZ;tIv;;.Lse:1lo(plp.Ih9'1g£f?;1 OEOQIEE Several members of the einttipnational tg; watg`_‘ige;t clglllsganigenlas og Péhips. ann

minister. the large, lustrous eyes sayingi Conterefme “day dwlar ' ° Pun' The aerial vessel is steered by paddle- LolDo1l,0et. plainer than words: ‘-Thou art my Pests bnght fora 5°“'°m"”t °f "early wheels, driven by electricity. It is* ae- ;1'1prsls¢S\lllb\l!‘y‘l ll lag; friend and true, Farewe11_” all the subj-cts ofthe protocol referred sorted by the inventor that the expert- I .ai A845( As he looked, the black cap was 'to them. ments ofthe airship have been perfect- hm ug ‘ -

drawn over his face, and for an instant _ I ly S\1¢=00S9f\11 and \`-U91? it- ii 555i1Y WP- he stood silently upright onthe trap, TORONTO. 0%-. 10-- [~>`PBC\=l_]-B- able of travt lting eight days without

the tightened straps and head covering E. Aylesworth, Liberal~ M. P. P. for landing. `

,t°ki“g “WW all 1‘€B€mb1°”°9 W a bn' Lenncz.has resigned, admitting bribery

man being. \ h scams ’

_ _The next instant the Sherifs hand _' __ , i _,_ _

It was just 10 o‘cloek when Sher if sprung the trap, and the body sho; , H _M (_ _

Job;i_~io_n_ visitedv Williams in his cell, y down with lightning rapidity, The _ ~*" -"‘iiat.»:..>-~"'-'1-\».;:ii'.<f‘-".2-‘f;:~.t\.‘s,';,’

finding him with arins`p’nioiie"db" lhe”'body~lfuftg'for fort:y~eightminutee_ . °

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prime condition. The device consists 'au' c°mm.n"‘° of a ventilator from the main deck, -- which carries pure dry air into the com- M,mmp,0¢\,1` ` partment from which the vitiated air is mwah 0| pam new Wm N

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