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LIE 'AITTACKS 4ND 'REPULSES. Ja'panese Admitàa Loss of 50,000 Men and Rus- sians' Loss is as Large. 'Doubts Regarding Kouropatkin's Abiity to Escape From the Ring Surrounding 1im. i - 0 0 _-_9-0--__-________ a___ 0_0_9_ *- Tokio, March io.-The japanese troops occupied Mukdeni at ie o'clock this. (F'riday) morning. MUKDEN 'lIAS FALLEN. Thausa&xds of Prisoners and Enormous Quantities of Stores and Yinkw, MtchGuns Captured. Yinkw, Mrch o.-Mukden fell at io o'clock this (Friday) morfling. ~quaitities of stores and guns have been captured. ________ Tic continueus battle is already thet bloodiest of tie war. Upen thea' gro.und that Gen. Oku nalone grai d are eight tihousand Russian dead. i be reports fTom the otier armies are expectcd te triple fils figure. If is estia'ted tla'at tic Japüxnese have lest 50,000, niakaugi. the joint slaug-it.er tuatis far excecd one hundred tlaousaaad nieli. Detaits cf the combat are laa'liag, biat ià is beiiet'ea that tbc Japaînese hiave eut the railîvay north of Madn eaia onlv thermail- ways anad a liglît riwivfrein 1"isi-,i a te Tic lMiss a-. ;tNvriiiiciF for i'tutrtrat of -tiec lu-uiau-', butail iruavieUqlqîarte1srse- frain fro iiia n li i igor di' tîtin- aircpia't tO tint effeat. It i-a tlioiItit tiait Maakaoleî -a tilil ia tic li.ails ofiticlt- -î i-. 'l'lic iletlil" of oiiîc'tiiiai-. t.'. i-tl'î-î.î ra' nlat tel te liand, baît t i-.aaaNr-iiii tra Xaitt1loii 'report-. aie i a'rciitli 'i ii t'ernidjg ir*soiiai',; if \tiir., liait i i -li possilaie tg) îîIgîtaiai i'l ii.l- îiaî î.taî as te t.heîaîaiiîî'br aaîkea. Fiecld Ma -InIli 1hai. a , i : ' of rîî1 s i îîa 'al1it iaaa. l i -'i i l t . alîto ti lii î î -' lat, i ' ESCAPE DIFFICULT. Kourepati-ain Will Have Ilaid Weal'.te Extricate Ar'.:.- Stiate lXiîarLiiî'lt. at \'a.ii.;aiti' ttl i ., 'a' l'a-'aaa ar'la i m 'i alia l i l un i l li- I ua Iiai i -a i . i lii a 'l' lîlit lI-a'al ii ril- 1 - 'i1'ii'f1','1 lbIi iaft laaîa ofut 1tlitai l a'.aa 'l "a aI.- a tia' -L lla' a îî.'o \\îriil ( ai ai I!-ýla. h illi- ti aa11av ' r -. aag t li -i a -t.on It i - a Ilai lii' j" aaaf îaaaNI h i Ia'li,.\, a t îlia iirlt i. m li" I' .I a.la~' î" t(l.I I'i Illiaa 1 a' i ta l a..i. a 'haia "."h îîîî a lita a i ia i l il.1. 'lii-' I iuait l ua ait b-11aLi t o'aaIl- au-I lit t litae . ii li' 'a' h ia. b aa' lîa t , i; <'ît\ d iouu. t riai'11 a V vuîi. Ial.i a'iai - ' xi Ir e IaIhIa b b Ia i f ai ua ti.l. -a Ilia t t lity Nut il\t'iiua ;ali aicaIt- 'l a ' 1itussans d(Il) it -a'î'îaa latakî' uit aiÏ, a-talnt tie undetlit tal a' o fa a- t t 11.- t t 1 lia'- 1la ;i i -t' ti re i,; e"\1.IIai-ti'aI aas-; tiuaî îu a'laat-Ill 'Iliitr'r ar rao-ilot. i\ a11i l i i i hac -3 N'-arali'v 0. a n r nta l . birll't I i-a:1aulla.' a t" 'a' Pta-i it a"',a' te 'i'ahIIil'.. la -a ui ia a 'la frotiaa it'a ' i h ii at- lu i i' '"au-ilt ()kit. 'i.î - a l i' t a amusti-af il Il ,i' ii ili-l'- ' I N a ah,..yiiagl aila .t'ita r anc"t' fii'-i'ia a 'ala1 Nulit, l a ( lIa'. td tIla:lîI-aI i eri .a ylca " i l- i'.tI ii ' 1-'\a -a. li' tailcgt'iihjo li taia ai a li"l a.1' offici'la aio noau' t 'ar'î;I tlaua' i iin iIla - t lie iavt retit iîî-aaaac-. ta -à tir. OYAMA A NAPOLEON. lias Proved Himself One efthfe Greafest Myasters et Straaegy. A Sf. Pr'trsbiîig cale s- a 'hi:c;( Battît' of Mikil"1 iai ii '"alîi aala islan defuait. ildMt-lti tau iit cita'- mnore lias pro'. n liaisifcie cf aH.a' greatest tnasti'r. et offensive tratq'g,'.' Since Npocai 'ilt' Gs'n. Roti ropatl.iu noir is engage'1id a-inngte iii' fend lis titît' cf aaasfer ef succa'astauhr- ~treats, and lamaug off lai- army. m-aIi ts IJmmense traina sufeîy toe iclaias, wiare &-Position long age w-,,as prepartad wt-h 'thas contingeney linî'iew. 'Tie problem bc!ure the R1ussian Cornaander-in-Ulhief is iiiiiel1 iere di ffcul t thai aitheîoneUlat aîacî saccssf-flY a t Liao-Yiiaîg, sincec iitv lie us tlarî'atenciedoaa botitflaika.lis lft îviig beiaag ataaghî'd li a iinuntainous ru'ilon faîr f'eîî i e railrenal. Neyer- iielesa, Ruai-ian aiiitary men bere t x' press a fair îlcgreceof coînfidence iii Geai. Koairopaatkin'sabliity once more te cx,,- tricat- uis arniv and avoid a Ruzsiani Scîldatii. Beiides liassýki Il'ni ren r-guard actitat1 thcia' hiepes on Lite pu.aI co<nadition (-aI' the -.la paaîiî'a-,e soliir'a. wlio, tietaghi tlev arecocnceil 'ai te Lie thli grratest iaiar'ca'rs inithie ter Id. ttar\(1Iiiili îxhliiitcil livthli-a'strciaii' oli'; ciidî'ai iS nf liai la-t fortiiglît. 0111ylt' tai l ait ;'l i i the iiî'îts ii tht' i"e'lses ~-ta.il'kiioxtait t-c. i lau'- i'iîtit'iiii Nwh'aidi a aSi i l i iii ' la'. I; t ia.. Ivo uaI kii'- îlcga'aiia (il ri-t be nbaaaîaaaael a and.ltlîîx'l'c'tî'.'Li of' a' <i tlîa' h(ýiiaiiiig lai t lia' ai alla i e aia 4if qi ia'iai in-îaaîta i I'- m'a îa oft 111ci-a aa i alai luV.:%u VILLAGES TAKEN. Dcspeiate Hand-to-Haaad Figit ln H-ouscai. A Miiuukdei1 catîle a 'l'lu li ie laliaa' i't t1 a l aliiîim t' <a ama t w -t t i-t lai MI ia1aI'a liii tili'.'. i iîat i ll!i liii. Ii .a...I ii au la lna'nilai aaiEiliic itaa iiîl it )- la;~ ~ ~ ý o.' a)tiai 'N\'li'!a'llt lu liai a1 l a'at'.a 'a au i" ia' n- t' il t" lii1 i! '. ,Ila i la~"t la- a l aî l bti \ l i Iaatlî la:aaiiî 'T GENERAL OKU.. aittuailit' eut la mot eeaifirnied icre, the telegr-aahi office.on thîe contrary, deciai'- ing tîtat -oiiaiinicatien witlî General Kýouropatkin la stili open. lime loi-ara already exceed tiese of any battle cf the tiar. 'fla faîuîitici-ni dii-played by the Ja1i- aee is siiott- ii i n instance îrentaened by a 1{îssiaaicorrespondent ivie dt- scaibes lit'.' a i'aptared. Japanese broke aitut a o hw iiés captots and thitet i' aîi' self ivaUîlfiri'io't lit>n ('linîese at-il. 'Vii lIa tht' îiîf'aît cf Kiiareîîatkin hras r;tàtrid tue talk iA prtait i 'aIoa amt t 't ta, hailR -tl4 t a t-a ial ffi t. utIf otari- ;1o liait tii' m- iiat laaaýtti ana(l. itue \\ ait (tîfla',' li--ta it thîc aittiiiai all lie 1tî(nt e iaiaFt.l. "Iait ing tlie oiîd aa'gtînail tlîat klaia'ipait kitr, tilt h lu1' a-a iv t' -I ina . aia.wil aa"ailiaa ait uta'aiaatiiýenats, a-ieIl \i ' -iffia' tiaur lalle' tinli-. lilila i, -.lut-i l î t 1aa:at t1u'i'aa":l îe'-iil l i. lai a-aq'a,'Ilwtii ;11. i l ! ulw a a a lu )Icit , itaia it lai t'it -. l i a y falaathe iai'ia'ai i nli ".. a aH I i a' i it i faalun (If aatîaia'a. 1iia~-a aa xi - tii' t ai iahi 1ia't lit la a..~ - ît'Iî 1 andi bci a ai la.ali ii }il-uti na t .1 la- a a i a- a i t i t i t i i ' i l ti l. RUSSIANS BEiIEADED. CiaaccPradis KaU t Sceau and Ext.cute Othe:%s, 'oo. ngfaîanst ai-. rathent ahan diminisi thian. l. t'.ais talai' llai'gai -utastlhe prea:ienc'.', but tht' iaitild (tlt ttvai s oe i tha". the preferecime ef 30 per c9-at did ait give tas a -look ian"ý '11ev put up a big t-alil tl;acaî toolz off 1 ie copaîg-stene te let us Iieli t ver. 'i ler-e ttas caeniious diffictila r iin gtt;r, geeds lito Naxîmver ac'ut blistu'tpd i.iiiifaa'tui-eas cf tuieur ot:i. ljit, tt'i very giad te propose that tii' t'haliir eanter- talai tlian. but lie liepealaiiiaguii id b' aaid abotut taniffs. FELIX DOYLE COMMITTED. New Evidence Gix'en in the Burford Murder Case. A. \ aI1ï l ('1iiî u il i î 1it:t'. lia-. l'yîî'e the lhiiiiiad Mt a wrj fa jîa. xt li s liaaed talailaouailAU 'l'ai islii- allaî er, _ Maagaaîil \iaaiiIli:iil. r'i'lti'isapre Ian- iiiail' liaaii2 atit 'rfaîad tn'dax' andai is ((i'ua~iia:ii,,l abca'tîlaîL. 1eîa'te (,ea r toie k 1li'" a1,i ad a nil 10111of thelie nquiry iaîo 1Ii','iai'aia-aaai"i's siai'reaaiiiai the i-a-'. haut ioic-aiof thla' î'.ideaîcc atas lailata t t lx ai la-. ai lairt fthtait lîeaa'd ut t la' ai'aa'-t htil' tati'd ticte tiîat lic, x\il'it laa iti . ",i' aaî i a iwiglbcir at ) tiaia I. îî lai a aiigof thei'ta'agedy andilia ill Iiiarnaîaa egLaiit0ei< ont lai I il las 1 liil' a ai acliliegbr-me fc'red te. "tai! 'aI a ai i.it -lIaitv a la l i idaur- iig Ilia ai;il t a 1 1ai bît mx iîaî li' a.t'.pt t!1 a 1,' if o i 3-.;il ii e i aoansig -aa(, lii aa'a t aaa-' Th lii x e% i'îîa'e xxa l'uiaa ou h'l ii t'uit ai iii (aider to i.ii'-"li'ali I l'\ '-'aa \a 'l i iai a " i l"aai ('11v lIantw l'lilt tîtttia"li-it 1at'îa1îf eupiî' mu'i- eilI'd la rlai. '.111al la mO' a.s tliiglat ut it' a0t.11 1111,1o ' - ' a, a i i rn a . faîtal .-'î' a l a a' ai.. aaaîr tf " b.' i '. ifli'iital il'1 tlua' E J- i' THIS PARASOL TOOK ROOT, i..ai ~ iI~ l" ' ~ ~.~k:.'ii: And is Now a Respectabue Young Trec in t~~~~~l ,iI( a'.a i.liie -a " i' 'a' Iii a' ii- ij. l tt . ~ a aI;aimî g i ýiiJ-a lid illeaaî)i '-"ai iit;\ aaIa la..'îa.. ha ii...a a" ii' la tua i~ai tî'i '.aî'a'. h a aI I ah I\ilil'a' aitai tIf lii ti.ll îî-- 'f i' - -a1a, la tli a l la î alii" aatla-.1a ag-a i '-ut aIl I-iIlaIliiiil ait.liIr- aI i-ia~alliih -au '---.i I -" t ii a ii'~' a' '-i . a I I il -al! ' I a'.- ""' - 'ti t rair a' " ' ' ' ~iai ,' "aiî 'yat"aiu lt'aNiai1' N1 W'HAT OP KOURPý0-AIKIN 1-('i'ii il 't"th"l. la'ii' il a a'ta IilaI!1'0\-i St .Petersburg Admats lie us Defeated, aIni a'il:aaa iai ' 1'l' aalN ~ but Dsaster M'.iy Be I Avert'e'i-t-'la . tada Ia iia'.ia aa aaia-t'a ' -e a.1la'11..v bl aaa111( i nI l l , r Li l ýlîlI I iia t.i l i ahtualit a.'\ lfo u t ai i(1'a4'il ah'- tai-a-iîaaa'Ifatir- laih aipi ai'-a '- I ' liaina_- ~ - t. ît ai.'aa ataIUtý ,1 Ii-aRZDUCED TO PCiV'ElRTX". li it'a.'ia 103- la-'-.ttlaivt tilidial it îaaiiî'-a t':a1.,a.a-r sMany' Wcnren\'ctîms cf the Bank of ai'il tl' ' a'- i-t -' tli a 11vIe' in al IlI ila iii.all!i i l f-a I ; l i lai a-a '.. l "'garaa.aa .Crasli. ~ah lu ahi . .at Il- îîaî' sI aii" c- i a a' GAVE THEM GLAD HIAND. on-iuaft-itii'lîîi'tI anaîaaa ri 'ia-î' ia1 a i Il iiiiai ttt meI J i aail;. Hov.ra IVtrchant of Leeds W ouîd W~ei- eutt bti. iI ' ila"ala S'ç(.ti) 1-ici la Ca adin ' la i t'.111 la it -*Iiai.t.il Iit Iliiît tliai al'aaai l - i I te aiîlpporttof ccnrr tuare di I'aruacturers. '- () .tItil ai ii-'1 i, 11î*î:"- 'i ,- l 'iaI-- î111'i l -a it~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~o-f- Loni-i a-'î..' al a ' ln .onua. Clita13.- -'lt Ii' mtaitîaotfia t l' i î i liaIi.a-t l iat(ai1vlo>e~ latta-k! of liai iI lia' la li' i -îataî hli'ia l'- uiti' îîî ".î'ît' h ahe lanofî'îa altls le i' i litl , iailo ia: ai' a. l t la e -Ilai 'd al tl' a a i! '.'.a îa-t a t iaa1îaae.. t i lu' îî'a-ai i lîii ti i-; i l lai îl'(If i.iIli l il xi Ile u'aaaa'.a' aaa I alli 'a-iia' taiaiii aI tia'i -tiitat'l aa 1ata'aVx t-'-Y iai . a hi'N.I b li t IlaîlI lai" atasil. tIai îiiiih(i'a.aii uîaîloltiil'- IlIlltaill uaiaaaua- fi.t'la'1a1:a7aaa't'ai tit vlui ýIIt o nanîîaa P'itihiti lit il 71('11 îa 'i'tl t. i' at aatI, alaaakIllal a n-it tue h C l jltott e ' a (,.n n aii- a i)(iiz. thacar be-at tii pioaaiitlinhiuitilt i iuties THEIR WAY IN RUSSIA. Iht I aaf au uii l ut a-'- ta aaaa a a)liat (fi ' tore"s t'te., a"at jist E a .gtia . I La-, îaa'm bna tIlii -i.aiaYa el t ta:cl' I. 'iait' t i ai' a-a i-' iii l' lii iiiii a la' . iiiti ' )i ate ill ,iijihiii ing lu-ala liit t a tîa'iipt te a e gat -ai--iia' ii aaaîl'- prJet it" ciaice thc du.t's. as t liay liat ctuia-London,'Miaitch13.-Tlae i'aspauMislaei- a a.î CiiI au-c thlie la la nl IIixîai lîidusttrics et truir taiai ainil aida e th lt e h t g ax.hu'tfro ia l itta-r ait n GelialI .C)1d 1 e ercntcmplating ina'rcniaag f ile autica. Rîass<aîîIlay il, S'L. 1cr-aagto ua lnat il. acuta a'111 Il ni i ssat itt reports. '1'They put laigua duties crn bren and steel En.-Iish fricnd. iider date etf-l'b. 10: luis ilrt'tilt'«a\-'aa im i 1i la pitialf PPOsate tht' and, iot content witla thiat, the Cana- "'1"le officeris, naq a clia"s, niake thacrn- stitioi of Saialiaut \a a betxxeeax i, dan Governmenf was actuaîly giving a selve-o m mst Objetlonle here. Jnoneai 'Mukdr-i'îandaaalliv b-.a latut e-ailsiu)lit1i'-tt lie nus on pig iren sent te England. These instance ian offleer w'ent int-o a shop la fiat bis heff lasut\ inging stili further gentlenmen mighît be very patrietie, vervt'hle Sadolia strcet anau askedl fle pro- ita afer a'. lahat aitt la"ll(Iatf eoiiu'îaa- kandly dispesed te îas, and be wouhd be pruet-or a'.hether lie -'iteailai let -bina tî$e lis taîtioins t'.hit-a i \\tîtîlalirllize l-'amd .îîar- tvemy 'pîcaseal te avelcome tfimsocially, teleplaone for seoi-uenmessage. li tva-a shi Oyanaauas plan feu'alesig flic amen lbut it must be reniembereai fluaf fhei- left at fie felepione. buat as hie stayedi ring. neme coming here te ask us te injure our- t.iere a funl l eur, a shop attendant yen- The Tokio report fiat tie railroad is selvsei; by pultfing on prohibitive duties tured to feU hlm Vint fie telephonp 'AILS 0F -BIG BATTLE. ROOSEVELT'S BLUNDER. The London Globe Gets After thc U. S. Piesident.' London aliil Ih llr ii. refr- rinîg te 1'nî' ,t - iaa."'aal speech, -at-s A a p 'a r-. tii la-u 'i i -aat'a... liat i iai ail-n ae.s a .a bis oft la-ualgegraphiy 1 aiof at aAii aat lia n laci-ataida -'Net-r IaaliIiia~llau'ai-a "<a" i1.t il, tht (.a'lli'a - is-tr-aia a f tItieil (i f a,î'îîitinet' îiaîî i' tlit' f a i i l. ta i-tata 'ijili'- lit"' "\ i i' 'a au . ' i i a t tii' \-aslî- luuaatta (haia aaaîiat elt'.. aau'a'5. îuîîa'h ai- iîaaî'uîa'al"t-îaft î i' .ni il'att cati' Irl oiai'- i la - ati' t il 'a 'i t. t a'. ti'id Iùail ai11l ii i aI n a' a 't f ul 1'-ir tttai- i'laaiiatiatoutil l iata'-'Iotaitlc lDt- tliaaiitliit l'i'auI Imats llaatiaht-a intlio i' vt'I to i Nvra al a-ui dAlî-a't'îtstalles- îîîî'î ai-liai' 't ". haai t i'ailltI su ana THE MIDLAND MYSTE=RY. r-o~esn a.nta c i ar r zi.À ±ujaalç Noisappe Kn n r ac A. ji ti tla' ait ]ai" ýla-t l ixa i ff tht t 1ii a nia ilta -la i aaic lti i îa'hi'i' l s u it- I-t j'i la. tl iii t. 'iw allai i ed il-r(]. on lit'l~i i -a aue "'f .a"aaln ix a i-lutA]- allai- l iai itl 'i" I ii a i ii I la la' ila riit ta ili ' i; tualia ii'i aii îul tttt- tlaaîuîhîl ait. a --a-a ta l l ii l ,am a ti' nîeiiit Il11i. 1i' I a ii i - a thî'av't- ta": 'aI ah-il ti l'i i'i aa IM ala laaau of - Il a- l ' "-' 't i i"ia'a' t t ilg halai v. liaitle la'î d ahi.'ml thelaii i ii l - tc 4 .) lai-f ai-ail.:'. - .1)( ai- 'mî'. I ui ' l Stt" i Iiiaîaî- la'~~~~ ~~~ î" alia- i . ". î iii i.atît i-il 1ý Cryt vfUepoeda it Meeting aaîacaaaîaaat i d aih-. ii J afIl ii Iiai la util l l ionuni tn iltr.itaal att' flaci-taai. i A ia it tttaî l tf thit 'aî*Ilrzi1- ti" t l'a i a - " I 'u Ili. ii'iitj I" W. VII.,tle ata t ultî îI . t l-l lual 't ia al li' it lite sliirra blit lait~~~~~~~~or M'u-utl,'-aha" ua ua -t'aP.i tiyaui<' a- atal l' -1 '. ai i i -il-ý t ai-- Itiirt w r Ii '. aua a.'at --' at ut' ta-a-I, L. II? fs1iNa.Trecr.S KILLISI t h i'i'-laîag rN'a'-.\ua., I iti -a 1.- l':tht' bî"'the buaaseif aitahe iii ttai' Su 1,000-.haa i a.ia- lihuni r ii ' c . ' al ars ai t iI , tip - l ' ive iia dlii ' ita.ii lt' .andlai n i ta- fle ofineram ien s w'or irlr ii'- tulaI crushed.. NEW Y lu'ý Service on the Varic Cri ppied. TRIKES BRAN GEMENS >us Roads- The Annual Meeting Openek at kMidlarid. was wanted, an-c not more than 'ten min- ute, could be alletted to eaeh person speaking, whereupon fixe officer drew is s-word and struck the attendant on the hand, cutting off three fingers! And no protest ean be made. The other day a little boy eight years old saw a Cossack officer on a horse in thie street and put- out his tongrue at him, whereupon t.he officer drew 'his sword and eut ;the littie boy oa'er the head, who bas since died in consequence of the -ound received. MADE ILL BY HORIROR. Woman Tells of Massacre in Streets of St. Petersbnrg. London, M-Nardi 13.-M-Nrs. Millard Hun- siker, wife of Colonel M.Nillard Ilunsiker, representative of thie Unitedi States Steel Trust in London, *who, was pros- trated at the spectacle of the massacre iii St. Petersburg, is beginning to re- cover soniewhat. 'She bias told friends that the newspaper accounts %vhidi were published here were in ne way an exýîag- geration of the actual facts. / Mrs. Hunsiker could see f rom h ler bed- roomn window a long sweep of the street where the kiiling etf the Nvorknen was at its wvorst. Si'e tells how, fascinated, she watched the Cossacks charging tirougyi the ci-owded streets, again and again, cuittingr savag-eiy at w'omen and children and cleaving the skýulls of un- armed workmnen. "I ceuid flot tear rnyself away from the horrible si-lit, but'stood transfixtd as the sabres of the soidiers rose and fell to the screamns of the terrified peo- ple. Tic crowds at first seemed dumnb with fear, tiien as they aw'oke to the realizatien of the soldiers' purpese they tried to escape. Buit there -was no es- cape f rom- tho-se releniless demons. "They fled, treading on each others' heels, wýhile thte rnounted soldiers struck at thern timne and tiane again. At last the sickeninig lorror overcaîne nie and 1 turned back into nayv rooni. 1 did not dare go to the window again, and the scene of that awful tra gcdv 1 ilneyer leai'e mv m d." M\rs. Hutnsiker waq ill for da-9 after lier trvincg experic'nce and lias not vet cntarev îc'P\'eeil ' iiin'tïikers are thinking oftitnkiii- -a qiut llaee (oniitIE "Ibarnvs for ftic ;nnc.wliîre 1Mr s. Iiin;iIkcr ina v rcov r'lie :altlî. at Work, New York, Mardi 13.-With one col- lision, in which twenty-nine persons were injured, but. none killed, New York bas passed through the first day of the geli- eral strike on its rapid transit system. Beyond this accident and some mitnor ca6ualties due to the abnormal condi- nioncte and vextilof toe aymilia or more peoplevusatiodendentamiupon tor mneorpopeugCay'snes fuotns potraton oand fomtheir bsiness.rano foatio heela n liteisde. So adic encotinters between individuais, some iad language. and the action of a fetv loodluîns in throving missiles at passing elevated trains, tell this phase of tbe strike. Tie annoyance to tie multitude Nvas increased by a wet snlow whici began iallin'g this afternoon. 'Service on t.he eleï.ated roads and subw-ay. while not tied uip, w-as badly crippied. Trains were i-un oa irregyular sciedules in the undlerground, begiaîring w'ith the early inornuiig ', but tbe ei't'ated lines did not faire (, S )'a .VVI 0(hetI'eat side practi- cally noe atteinpt avas miade to institute a %eaioe, wlîile the Sî,tixt and -Ninth ave- nle hliles, w'ihli-ere the at-est aside, w-ere rinin a jiin n wefiilly in adequate; ini ait. taie net vat'd SV.-tem of the in- atrbrid avies as pretty wellpar- -1 hd fic('niiipanyýs entire enlergy zserinied tu I)e îlirected to an effort to *niaintaili ~'tin iiite subav and this atas,-partial lvnee--fl Strkc'br.îk e 1 aua'aîîd us crew o~ ecteai l ()i îlrcull< cihundred nîe'n a. re lîra'.ii n:o tiEe tunnels of the com- ~thfna pirsana, jtt t u' ' ia niiii r o i di eau' î ta e dtKa jîr te tule trains alnd ' Ile teatto iin ex- îa.i . 1 a x aaa, il lan a r, ut on 'Ianlia(- ida far ,od ciaedule e - arai' ira a il!i teecînngrush * tiruea 1 t d I ipset tiags, but aft i - ren ai- îfffrtsa zeri ýire was l'îitl1IW(i ina a îadta'of frein five to 'i le a Ientat Te ernty-tiird street wtI, inii tlae of aie Ia r(ar-end collisilon, l i t i- a!- t'î a lie inAxperience of t lc nai niîIlletrtrai' T-wo c ar s t'~ ~ ~ F ii ~ -bcl lu re wa s a panic ai ~ (i Oi ;:-egrs f the 'n" si'ro vhurt 'iv ua t.' ('it to 1iaapitaVý a'. ai'lx lit ,rovni- tii hours, 'i ii. ia, alil aftci'7. ,Welsh, Rea'ivalist Takes Refuge iin Com- plete Silence. i iila.Ma i% Ci .- Air. E'. anF!oerts, tý ,-Ps !'î iaH," wa -aie. aMat the -1ih: tleau.fuiiii-ln laini tii speak for Illi a' i-.at liliî-lf lup at tht' lieuse i W'-1 i (bh i'î'i i Neata, aend ti ii I ii, lie". nat ary, tue IRev t liDa l'îxh' il ly n'uer, can- t-Iigiii-; 'li'li<emeitaat-at Mai-gani, Tai- i i*l,ý' (Iaiîenie fi- t'tie anis- -ii' ia in tll(.ia' l pe (A '(Iîig limn, a', ~ ~ b at' h '.Oe Rî -dwin 11 i t, iiiiil' < 'i. anad a1i1lais i î'iiIii hi' ila:ii n ii '. ii]lîg. li - 'il tit M r. Elierta 'is agaan iXE'ýNELIIR 15 TO VISIT EUROPE. Emperùr of Abyssinia Said f0 Contem- plate Trip Soon. a at a"\niala 3."li tMencl 1k. the Abvi-s-;iui ~î1i'ujror, j; souliito take a tiil n î ai . a ripe ý; t h(e iiii fniat ion sent it a swi-s engiaireia1liiyed bi- tîe iAls-hua ai overniit at inioa lv'tter te his fanairlyianZ%10c. A a gt a thlai'lit tci. tît e Ng i n- t 'idIs t o tié atit . ePa riq anad itone, andl Ceii jiaal'ali'v -ate be niade iwlthin a feu' iaaiaatIiý. i a;adient la areuâng hep at l c.tinii Oies' apilaîl oi- le a aîîî I i e a lai a ia aa'bariii' ai.Raid lais lit tle tîtailt r'.'la- -1(1homnits"if grta t in w'r, a-' ahoi' lanian; kiir1w*to tlii' o-t. Niartt ihiisbutlEuraope rrnia/t tit ,Ilît --ida i in alialil t'iteîitî avd ian li'1- aii'i linari' 'o. M-tt Iai k I s lin (1( -î aint iii a li 't liaiî' to AN UNDESIlZABLE ALIEN. Coatcss Hloierifelsen, WVife of Gr'and DîJ:c Paul, Nol, Wantcd. allaa ilau t. 1 '. li îî ,ll-,ta'hi.i. r a h1'em'- aura' i l'i a' i " i laî,e tife, ti I ' I L 1ita. . a ., la 'I~~~ ~~ 1- iii l 'ii ru'is a'lf1aaai'an 1 ( 'L i ia.i ii ' 'i iit e f iati t' na a 1i .la'1-a 1ti laý- îi l a I iiî5 .î'thea ulai laIuý1 ta a-ta t la'-ta'iaa itte ai'.teau- tuai thelac-(-)ujid itaIsue i ais unde- '\lpaîa-l' liev live iaIDuaewere actiag tanainstructions train leadquaa'- t cri, anal aîusf sep fliat Cflav c'. ...re obey- cd. 'l'liae (Gratnd itike. ttn-refore, cou- tintied bis journey, wluile fie Countae returned tic Parie. Chapter Electionis, A Midland report: N-,ot sixîce that memorable and historical gatheringr in London, in 1896, when the 'Manitoba school question \'.as the great issue be- fore the people of Canada, ha the Grand Orang(e Lodge of Ontarie WXest aBsembled to, deal with such important matters as ,v'ere pre>ented foi' their con- siderittion at tlwý'ir 46th animUal eig whichi opcnied thus afternoon. Beautiful t -ributes were paid ia al the report-; and hy the speakers to tie wrti of tht- late B.)ý W. Bro. E. 'F. Clarké, Grianid Irea-urer, of Toronto. All thle prouiatient, delegates occupied seats on thec patform at the public wit-lici aas attended hi- a record' crowd, l'ev. Btr.J. 11. Scott, Kincardine. pre- sîded over fih" getiiering. Rev. Bro. o".lti-e f Winglitna, (Granal -C('iapiaiv. aitter renîladin" the atudieuîce fliat ra -ietreaîb-somne tiiules, pa ()idnat tiat seventa' a' -ive yar -taago Riioaaii ttholies ivere firet jîer'.aitted toenpater thle IbtitisalIClria- mtaît on fire '&txt that Ireland and Euîgltd avotîhl lac ltogit doser tu- gatliî'i'. "ii"m'-Ililt ad bhoua îact fto ttnqaauiiizen- 'aa.biat te aîrei'-flue oa .îîaîr e tic. YB"iiaaî atiaiie t'iairtai. sinr.MW.IL lt"aictz.'M. Pfor E-ast lieý aa.'îaa lI a'a',Itl' ~i* lad it I a y intnt r' ai'- a 'a I aoxinit'aaa i rlaiai lie r'gr'ttmii ti ta té, a' a ii Ni'iîtti \ ,raa Att. pric i l î'.'îala'aof.ai- , - 0i ". l' l ai 'c iu cfaup e' ~ ~ h M0uld d-ema. f'ptfori 'in 'la.at ada4f sp"taan'î- 'a il- J I'a-in i a wm a'nL cport to aaaa"yra' t" and l r' t ta i ca'. jim A - air. ' ' ' . i an l iai ?tast a'. ai i '. a i S' a a " i~'t. j'. The treponrt "' la." i-"i, lemé dl i'la ua nArîr. I. 'E-. F. a br , a- re p,ý 'ý tait' (tantl St-"rte- GCa:t-" , sc.sAcidress. a~ ~ ~ ~~ ~de li'a' r'iiaeaiaaaî"strong Itîn- '""a'" hat d'a" t an-afer cf a publie Clll-I iaaa "- t'aaiau- lin l'a-e-cett e< iantv, aa i i1' in tQ' Sb.'ilhe "C.iattnaa case', Va 14 'a s a l'aa t'î','IIîcîl aion. XII a n th'as a of 'a 1 cnIna - a itithanre art ei-h ai-. whx lie i re tttaaaa 'ota'thecUiaiteda atat-ntal -Iscvlîr '-anîti iaac neh- aid- -' -' ' ba' e a~'a- it at l"a -fa ' a'l 'Si- l ioai- liai' al -t Cl'aIV - 'cI - ii n I niai a e- Cle it' l' i - lu sttikMi. tiv itAi altatimia rigltcati-' 'a. l shie '.n ui tla i(\ it et' lIai a,'- initaîl "1. iii. paîaiaactii "iti"- t'aiitlv ili ii'. j iiht ii '-otata - a 't.al iaae' ai t1a lort of theiIliii. loxv lu, Ja'a- aa 1'(yeax-lat aili'i-'îil utl-; ina~ l'e a Il Iîtlî'a o11 ,la- - a :I.tîî' tî'aaîiîlî'1 i t a R 1ý ,i il I-aa l icii m edti'a '-i iii n ff'..s a t ~ ~ ~ o la-' ia' ha -a' iroIilie :IL.aat l ate - a la- p.a 'a- i ii ia'op ai 11- A ios RepCa-tî.ail I- i'..01 - a -a' liT'(4 ai. A nge-t liait a;. aI 'm, -. 'I'au.mi-aof slî,tt'- . tIn( i e'î"îî aui ' Il tii il pal -' ata11w'i t a-a-. ~.' i a'- . î~ aac t t'itnai- a 0 la i .- î - nil "'t 1 îaa u.ri-a at- (' 1"' la I 'a" ii i llta i l tap.a' f'a - a'. Ia" a"u tI t a ti. 1'î' 1 . 1anag(a'p it 2 Thil- tala aIo1a ci-. I'si The. Wibeu- itista of amri rip h i-a hta t'a i""iil(l i i t i t i '. aoni'.t- ha ' haaalteaa'ii i oai t $343.l't lruiiea'-'.. i ,a~2aet.'.aO.a.i-.,a a'v;~'. . ..i-- -' Colison njresTwnty jCommittee Appoin-ted on the Colliion IjuresNorthwe1 s t cl s, nine Persons. Hundreds of Strike Breakers 1 Reporés Received - Black p - Northwest Schools,