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l'l0lii`lByS Aii1€l‘ tilt Fiilai Mttllilg MONTREAL. July 25-tswl-\>-Four Urge Submission
Orrawa, July 2.5-_(Special)-Another
'meeting of the Cabinet will be held
.tomorrow at which only Messrs. Scott,
Fielding, Emmerson and Ayiesworth will be present. .
VA delegation from Montreal will be in reference to,_a 'proposition to establish an extra mall service between
Canada and Britain.
What is wanted is a mailto leave on
Saturday in addition to one now leaving
Friday.
The Minister of Marine starts on
Monday an his Maritime Province trip. ; Messrs. Fielding and Emmerson leavd
for home on Friday.
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LONDON, .Tuiy 24.-The committee ofthe
house of lords on Juvenile Smoking has reported in favor of legislation on the lines of Slr` Ralph Littler's bill in the house of commons. This measure provides a penalty for selling cigarettes a child under sixteen years of age, lmposingapenalty on a child found ln
possession of clgaretteslor smoking tobacco
and authorizing the police, schoolmasters
and Earl: keepers to Mstcp youths: from `smc ing and to confiscate thielr tobacco.
WIFE BEATER
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Kmosrou. July 24.--For several weeks
past there ,halve been ma_ny cases reported in this city of ,wife beating, and last week then' werivao' lbs: than five cases -made public. Ono of the-brutal husbands James
_Bankin, is ln the county jail here
awaiting trial, and on Saturday another yr ,trio gifonders was given a taste of punishment which he will not soon forgot. Th`¢_1naIJ.`a _Scotch immllifmli. 1111111611 Pi'itterucn,.had administered a ,terrific hosting to his win, and 11 number of citizens organized themselves into a tribbnal to give him quick trial and speedy punishment. .A Dori? °f Six well known 1 citizens scized Patterson, who on, _learning their intentions, admitted his guilt and prayed for mercy, i-I`u_was.,csrrlpd ,by the cl-tlssns 1.0 _tl‘° water front, yvhere at the end of along rope, he was thrown into deepwater and alliibst drbwhed, When he was hauled out again he took .a solemn °1_\\'-i1' 11°_v°1‘ again to raise his hand against the woman. , .Bilnllar offenders will in future be treated in a like manner.
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Dr. Snodgrass had nearly reached the (our-scorelimit. Fora quarter of a cent- ury he was activsand prominent in Can- adian Presbyterianism. He resided in Prince Edward Island lu 1852 as the mls- sionary of the Church, of' Scotland. In 1850 he became minister of, St. Paul`s church, Montreal. In 1804 he was installed principal and professor of divinity at Queen's University, Kingston and held oillce until 1817, when he was Succeeded bythe late Principal George M Grant. Dr Snodgrass was convenor of the synod's committee -on union .of the Kirk with .the other Presbyterian churches in Canada and was 'one of the four ministers .to sign the ar.-_|,ioles_of union in Montreal` in 1875. He then said that, though not a Canadian horn he had lived long enough in the conntrytosed the need for a. union of Presbyterlaulsm into one church, which had grown with the growth of the Domin- ion and has since set the example of union which the churches in Scotland are follow' ing. His last visit to Canada was as a del- egate to the Pan-Presbyterian council, which metln Toronto in 1892. His later years have been quietly and usefully spent ln the parish church at Canobie.
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,was found on his body and it was not
Who Stole Them and
thousand dollars worth of furs, part of a
from Frederick Seiftcr of New York, were today discovered in the premises of M F St John, who on Monday was found dead in his oflloe, having committed suicide with prussic acid.
PHEMIEH BilNl]
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Sr. JonN's, N. F., July 24-Statements
appearing recently in the Canadian press
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ten days' fishing as thefguest cf Governor MacGregor, comes to discuss a confeder- ation with Canada and would be followed by Premier Laurier and other Ottawa ministers, have aroused so much feeling among thc governmentfs supporters here that Premier Bond was compelled officially to announce taday that all such reports were unfounded. He added that. the government knows nothing of the proposed conference and does not intend tobea. party to any conference which would reopen the question,
ED|T0li’_S_ MAIL.
ANOTHER INQUEST.
Sm,-In May last- s death occurred in
Orwell under peculiarly sad circum- stances. Coroner Moore of Eldon on being sent for impanelled a jury from amongst the most intelligent citizens of the place and after hearing the evidence they, brought in their verdict. What followed your readers know. Dr McNeill of Obarlottctown in a scholarly article showed how the man's death might be 'caused by_a blow over the solar plexus, by a fracture of the base of the skull, by indian hemp or other drugs in the liquor he drank etc. etc., ond he claimed that s post mortem examination of the body should have been held in order to ascertain the exact cause of death.
Now we have Dr McNeill himself con-
ducting an inquest on the body found in the harbour on the 22nd lust. In this case the learned doctor appears to have forgotten the solar plexus, Indian hemp, and .eyerythiug else he suggested as being a possible cause of death in the case of the man at Orwell and it docs not appear to me that the verdict arrived at yesterday by Coroner McNeill and hisjury is better . calculated to satisfy the public as to the '_exaot‘cnuse of death in thecase of this unfortunate young manlthan was Coroner Moore’s and his jury's in the Orwell case. In the former case there was more to arouse suspicion of foul play than there was in the latter. The young man had much more money in Charlottetown than
ascertained what had become of the balance. Here was what might appear a motive for foul play. 'Now Mr. Editor, I think it is up to Dr. McNeill and you who criticized the Orwell Coroner and jury so harshly to explain
it was deemed so necessary in the case of MoPh‘ée. Is it because one inquest was
Vomoujllver Bridge July 24th. ‘
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that Earl Grey, who arrives tomorrow for] _
license "
why an autopsy and more searching I inquiries were not made in this case where made out to vvmmm Taylor. And where
did it como fromi From nowhere else t minute before had won the watch, and received $6 for it.. Oi course, he was u confederate, and what is known among the "profesh" as a beater.
ST. Pursnsxluall, July 25.-(Speciall~
The Government issued nn official state- mcnt to the Associated Press today stating the dissolution of the Duma had
bscn received calmly all over Russia and that the dissolution was necessary because the delegates pursued tendencies which threatened to prevent the peaceful development of reforms which thr- Emperor is still determined to carry ou t.
Revolutionary proclamuiions announc-
ing that the death sentence has been
imposed on the Emperor, Gen. Trcpoil, M Pobiedonostzesff, who was
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Procurator General of the Iloly Synod, Gen Orloff, “Paciflcator," of the Baltic' Provinces, and others, have been
scattered over part of Peterholf. ` The terrorists are said to have
succeeded in nailing copies of the sentence on the doors of Gen Orlolfsnnd
Gen Trepof‘i's quarters.
\V/msaw, .luiy 25-(Specinl)- Col.
Lalimntoff, of the gendarmeric was stabbed to death here today. The assassin escaped.
Sr Psrlulslllino, July 25-(Specinl)-
Count Heyrlen, Prince Lvol1` and M
BINGLECOPY TWU CUNY!
parcel worth eleven thousand, stolen 1
Stakovich,tlu-ce members of the 1‘ariia- i ment refused to sign the nddrcas to
the country issued ct Viborg -luly £1, appealing to the people to submit quietly
ment and to prepare tor the election of ~ members to the new Parliament.
This address points out that thr
Emperor acted Within his <'on.-Lilutionnl rights under the fundnmf-n al law and says that the signers of thc n<l¢lre.~s in
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midst ofthe present dangers to attempt ,1 to strike Clown the power of the sovcrci|_fn, R
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Moncton, July 24.-At the circus
grounds, in the early morning, u striking machine was erected. Alongside it, on n board, were ranged some tcmpti ng prizes, each prize with a. number on, and and among tee number there were some watches, worth probably $10 or $12. The object, as was voclferously explained by the man in charge, was that the striker should rlnga number, and he would hc given the prize corresponding with that number. Chief Tlngley, on the look- out for possible faklrs, strolled over to 'this machine just after it had started operations,‘a`nd this is what he saw:
A stranger strolled up, and after
listening for a time to thc harnngue of the proprietor, decided to try his luck. I-Ie struck, and ringing up a number was handed a hat pin as n prize for his efforts. With evident rlissai:-isi'nation,he started away,remurklnp that it was a “pretty measly prize," when the proprietor called him back, and with unwanted generosity explained that another chance would bc forthcoming. The stranger struck again, and this time, the proprietor geninlly announced that u watch, had been won “and its worth ten dollars if lt's worth a cent,” he beamlngly remarked as he hand- ed the prize over. The winner, sill. dlssatlstlcd remarked “I've seen better watches for ten doliars,"when quickly' the other-'s hand went to his pocket-, u large Wad was forthcoming, with rl remark, “l'il give you $5 for lt," and thc eller was promptly accepted, thc winner transfer- ring the easily won money to his pocket, and the time-pieec returning to its former location on the board.
Inspired by thc easy success, a number
of others rushed up, struggling for n chance to win a watch, when Chief
Tlngley took n hand.
“Have you a license?" ho demanded of
he individual in charge.
"Er-um-y-e-s. License? Coursei got n
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“Letls sec it," said the chief. “Er -Bill, Bill, I say, whcre`s that iconse," and then out came thclicense,
han the pocket of the stranger who but sl
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shilling represents the winnings of the .~¢-\-oral members ofthe Canadian Bisley il-nm. The amounts are divided into the sums each member made for himself and lilo soul he made for the team. Lleut Sample heads the list of winnings for the it-ani with 740 shillings, Staff-Sergt .lim-timer heads the list on his own nr-.-puny. wilhl1~i0 shillings, but he also nnnic :ilu shillings for the team. Tnkinpin the Colonial prize of 1,000
shillingsthc team winnings amount to 4,740 shillings, roughly $1,185; the win. nings made by the indifidiiai méuilfirs lor themselves 2,078 shllllngq, Or, roughly $.no..">. all toll the team members won a su in equal roughly to $1,704,50. According to thc official lists sent at
lintervals, of the money made by unat- tnl-hcll Canadians, Captain Mitchell appears Lo have mabc 708 shillings, Sergt. llalylL‘s .`-H0 shillings, und Corp. Siillllr illslllllings-in all, a totul of- 1,328 shlli
ings or $3lIl2.
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Why allow this illthy dlseae to poison
your syslcmi It drains your strength, ruins digestion, _pollutes the breath, makes you repulsive. The one certain cure is "Catarvhozone.” it cures booause in destroys the cause of the disease, cures thoroughly because it goes wherever- the cnt.au'l'il is, cures every cl1Be because ll: vapor destroys thc cutnrrh germ instant- ly. To get well and stay free fron. cntnrl-ll get (Jalurreozonc and usc it; satir- fnciion guaranteed.
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Chic! Tingley remarked thntlle thought
it would be advisable for the sinnd LL close up, and the proprietor-well, ht thought so too. and did forthwith, whlli Chief Tirglcy imtima ed that arrest would follow if the pair did not immediately bttukc themsclve to soon other locality,
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B/moon, July 24-James Wcisll
claiming St John as his home, who has been living in this city for the past five years, and Timothy Riley, of Milllnockct, were arrested on Friday, charged with assult-ing and robbing James Bcer:-l,of Prince Edward Island, on Friday
afternoon.
Pcoplcin the vicinity of the pun.\pin<_'
station, on State strect,_ notified the policc about, 3 o'clcck on Friday utter noon that a man had been knocked flown and considerably injured by another near the culvert,a shcrtfldistance below the water works. ‘, Patrolman Mackie found Beers on the ,
shore in an unconscious condition. A large lump was discovered on the back of his head and beside thc left cya was a slight cut, while the left side of tho r|:on‘s face was bruised and swollen. Blood was liberally spattered over his head and clothes. Men employed in thc pumping station anrl a womnn who livcs near by remember seeing thc two men coming up the track. The description that they gave Of I3ccr':4 companion was one which apparently fitted a man who has figured in police circles before, and several pntrolmen were detailed to u.|'1'e.stJamcs f
Clark and Iiusscll and had $7,215 in his "
robbery, Wcluh dcuicll it und gave information impllcaiing'I`i|nothy iiilcv. C of Miliirioukct \vho was arrcetcil lnier, Welch, who is known as Tuttcrs, was
hcld in bond of $2,000.
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h0t or cold are wclcolned evcrywllcrc-n meal in 5 minutes that satisfies for hours.
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tothe imperial decree dissolving Pnrlia- F
Welch. He was caught in un intoxicatld ° condition ln Hodgdon street by Patrolman d
pocket. When accused of thc assault mul 3
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While Crossing Yamaska River at St Louis Quebec Yesterday.
5““Ei». Que. July 25.-(Special)-At Sb
Louis de Binsacours, Richelieu County, licrron, Mrs Ferron and her baby, aged 'lv year and Mrs Bourget were drowned u the river Ynmaska while crossing.
Their bullies were found Ml hour alter
tilc at-ciiicnl ,
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offering this advice act from a profound um, K Bellows 1,-“HS phomm_uphF`_ who
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unc ltlwhile bathing in thc Ponngctioui;
l\'cr,is roaming the l\`c\v Hampshire
hills, insane, and armed \vit.l\ u lrcvolver.
For rl week little children picking
_ homes lu the pastures have ilcd in terror
4 from n wild man.
No nitcniion was paid to the mutter
until Sniurtlay night. when Tllomus il\1sli\\ny, n fsrmcr on the Langdon liill Youll, stax'i.cd late in Lllc ev( ing to drive home his cows.
Suddenly from n clump of bushes in the pasture rang out a shot. _With a bound a pct Sr-oiell coliie fcll wounded at his feet. \\'iLh al revolver in his hand, a naked man bro\vnc<l l'|-omcxposurc to the elements, fur.-c<l thc l'nrnlcr.
lie dcvinred that farmer Busliway had
settllcllog on him, nnll with an oath lieclnrcd his intention oi ending llushwny‘s life. A shot followed tho <lcl'lar»\tion, which whistled by the fnr|nel"s cur.
'l`hcn the fellow turned and disappeared
in thc bushes. Bushwny'
informed thc Langdon l
A posse was formed,
scoured the woods, but 'vo
wild man could he found. UGIIBB cover thehllls and for 1n|'lc.~a mln
hide for weeks.
Spurred on by thc ollm' of areward, the
searching party work:-rl today. In gmgll parties, the squads co\'crvfl mliee of 10l§sti in n driving ruin, and nl night Btrlgglad into the village lo continue the Search
tomorrow.
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