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Matti streegrge stewét wane,
V "C., .=C. B..'~§uartermas*ter general.,
to the ‘forces since 1898, is a son of J.
White.Whimha;l, county Antrim,”
,  is 1835. He
&'ried  ' Ven. Joseph
Boyley. ‘f _' , f~..`i;'  Calcutta, in
1874. He »f_» -=» `a t Sandhurst,
and entered  in 1853; served
in the In "  with the 27th
Royal ' ` ‘ A-‘Fusiliers and Sea-
iorth  [medal] and clasp) ;
wasmade'§it_ai'hiu 1863, major in
1873. He  the Afghan °, war ,
c&cs srswim wtnrs
wrth the Gordon Highlanders, 1878~80;
was preseht at _the ,battle oi Charasia,
the occupation of Cabul, the expedition
to Maiden, Sharpur, the capture of
Takti Shah and march from Cabul te
Candahar (Afghan medal), three
clasps). He became military secretary
to the- viceroy of India, and was made
_a colonel in 1885; commanded 'a bri-
gade in Burmah, 1885-86, and prornoted
major-general for distinguished service
in the field. He conducted the expedi-
tion into Zhob. and was commander of
the force in India from 1893 to 1898.
F llLLz...~
CLAssEs for Embroidery will be re- l
opened at tue Decoration Art Room
Grafton Street. commencing Nov. lst.
Oct. 27 2 a. w 2w.
ci-ncAoo MARKETS. W .
Cl§_1CAGo, Oct. 27.-(Special)--The
following are the closing rates: '
,Ooh wheat. -; corn, 3l§; oats
221; pork, 8.00.
Dec. wheat., 70! ; corn, 312 ;oats,22i;
pork, 8.05.~ I
‘May=.wheat. 74; corn, 33; oats,
211; pork, _-.
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Wasanscron, .` Oct. 27.:-(Special)
Cloudy, with,rain~li`§zlit variable winds.
THE SCOTT ACT.
Repeal Election in Westmorland. N.P., Next
Month.
1 The 'ight wana
16 CARLOADS 0F BUERS
Brought to Pieter maritzburg as
Prisoners!
HUNDREDS <MORE AT MAFEKING’
--Will Bc Dincd at
Board Monday night.
Battle at Kimberly-~G€n.   White' Will Fight at
Ladysmith-Lord Minto Thanks the Queen for
  Her Message--Our Boys at _Quebec  -shappy
Garrison Club and Go 011
. r .'
the Beers were routed
while the British
General White
men at Ladysmith
audonmg Dundee left their wounded
considerable stores. The Boers are
ing torour wounded and sent woifd
General' Symonds death. - 1 : f § §_..3
980 Boer prisoners, reached 
marilzourg today, ' including selvefaf'/'
oiiicers. ' ' ~' ~ _
The Boers haveocoupied Klipdam,
and Windsor on and wherever. possibl»
are compellinglliutch, British subject?-t
‘to take up arms. `
‘LoNnoN, Oct. 27.-(Special).-
Parliament was prorogued-today.
Q The Queen’s message referred to the
gallant defence of her colonies and ex.-
loss of life. , .
The Cape Town ~correspondont of.
the Daily News says: It is reported from
private sources that the British' issued
from, Mafeking on Saturday last and
surrounded and captured 240 Boots.
QUEBEC, Oct. 27 -(Special)-The
Maritime Province mon are comfortably
qu;rt:red in the Immigration building .
here. _
All are in good humor.
They will embark on the Sardinia!
on Monday night, after inspection 'oy
the Governor General.
The Oliicera will be given a dinner
smoke before they leave.
LoNDoN 0ct27- [Special]-News is 5 Pnvate
received oi a fight Tuesday, near Kim;-, 'lien Qgmi gh.;-
\berly,in which Col Turner and;2‘Zl0im¢'n
‘met 700 Boers.
A train of sixteen cars; eonlaA§;§§,j
at the Garrison Club and the men al:
anfnred
Qt. ¢;.»- ,
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t.: '
Pressed regret that there had been suclll C‘md.5‘h”3’°°i’k'”f  i,f°°lqPt-Ak* .°°7°
“Oar ‘volunteers-are# iiled .-with a deter-
`mination to sustain the|i*eput1tion they
have`*eai-nsd"'ia`*th`e past history of this
part of the Empire.”
Major Bigger cannot go to the T1 ansf
vaal because at ballast qos gsgomentsi
3 ,L_ .-
Col. Sam Hughes is here. He was
giyena~¢roat;segd¢ol__ at _ Lindsay, but
apparently is not ~on the contingent.
having been turned down .byGenoral
Hutton. .
Canadian papers all speak warmly of
the Queeu’s letter ot thanks to the
Canadian people and some suggest she
should be given a representation in the
Canadian Parliament. .
 
MONCTQN Oct 27.-[Special] The
Scott Act repeal election will bs ordered HAS H AD DYER PORTY,
tor next month WIVES
l
 l T ._ A T l Walter Farnsworth;-il~E_‘,3,*'!0 Deess’t Know   #'57 
Strong, services ble
Boots, made of Island
- Grain Leather, solid
Leather soles, insoles
and counters.
~ IIDIEIIBE-Just
. the shoe you need for
this time of year. _
Baking Powder
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.last liew Many Women le las Married.
' Cmeseo. 111, oct. 2s._»_rerty-two
A _ wives, scattered throughout the world.
four of whom are in this city, was the
confession made today by Walter D.
Farnsworth. a Chicago candy com-
mission man who was arrested yester-
day charged with bigamy. Farnsworth
also admitted thathe wasa man of
many aliases, some .ef these being
Charles Bradford. A.,~J. Hittig, S. L.
Thomas, A. L. Kieffer and Bradshaw-
~_ ‘-I cannot tell exactly how many wo-
lmenlhsve married,” said 53. “I kno'
‘of eleve in Esropedonr in Chin8.¥|ll'¢¢
in Permono in Englasd_a;_id,over twenty
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Travers, a dentist of this city, claiml
to have about completed an inventiqt
that will be the greatest of its kind
ever invented. The inv_e_ntion~is ca lee
a. phono typewriter and the inventor
claims that by talking into an ordinary
trinity it will write down any dictation l
verbatim.Just how the vibrations of the,
voice with the sid of electricity will,
have sufloient power to operate the
keys of the typewriter the dootor re-
fuses to divulge, claiming that itia his
secret until the machine is perfected
and s patentls' secured, but he claims y
that it is very simple. Dr. Travers is*
backed by Racine capitalists, who have
witnessed the working of the machine.;
the invention with a round sam of
money. _
Dr. Travers desired to keep the nl-
ventionsa secret, bll,¢ll9 #blk dia'
hand is out.
beentqavublioationwaamaded the
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keys of a typo-writing machine by eleo- 5
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