mr a'v' Kiuuoaaa ` 'f'HE TRIAL HEATS. om: ,wmn.{15vn'nN1osDAt. JULY 14. 1897. ll {OI III`! I Illlle nanny lull. yuu think might bring in stu. ] Dart spend your mung: paying (or II jonrmlhtlc puff, meant pen hnnd cud cnnnincly _ i he a mu hlnI`t.- . ._v And prouodVitiIckgprtothoodil.nr. WIoIyO!tlnc(youtol:ucItity|ad' Iu|_slmlIlu.t;.`\ yulq :31: run; gotupnhho&a.nd!:Ia EH] I ulpt (lulu {Ionian Int IL:-1-n: ll: to than A JUSI 'II up I III II|1$IOIIg IIIH vvnola IIIIIO pownnrl coop nun nuny,' makes you get right up and pnnce. Jul write I little letter to the editor.' 1: you have . mu. hobby than you: think lniht In-Inn in nln. soul I mu! lain. . lnartjo an mt : nah; `thou in 1 mm: -. mu: Innung. nan ropemmn; Now advancin . and now shy; There is miliie in her laughter. There in danger in her eye. Sh: has studied human nature; She is schooled in every art; She has taken her diploma An than mint:-pan nf than heart! ans mu: uureu ner mploma As the mistress of the heart! She can tail the very moment Whomm nigh and when to smile. Oh, n maid in sometimes charming. But 1 widow. all the while! Ah! old fossils." nearly `fifty, Who are plotting, deep and mac; Ye "Adoninec" of twenty with the love-lil:tln"your eyes! You my practice all the lesson: Tnnght by C id since the fall, But I know I ttlo widow Who can win and tool you all. , , _ Iv-II IUIDU. ` Pittsburg Nuts. [1 you know the won-Id`: against. you; it von foal vou vn lnnl. tour chance. on Know mo world : against. you; It yon fool you've lost your chance, I! you have to DC gtbo piper. 3:15! (or- got you had dance. \/ When Io|no`jnb~thnt` deep and ugly, Innku van on plain nn Id nrnnnn_ ms iouowsz . 1. Peter \m.-a crucified in Rome, with his head down, on :1 cross, similar to that used in the execution of Jesus. 2. Andrew was hound to at cross and left to die from exhaustion. 3. St. Juuu-.3 the great was behead- ed by order of Herod in Jerusalem. 4. St. James the less v\'.'1s thrown from, a high pinnuclo, then stoned, and fin- ully he was killed with a tuller`s club. 5. St. David was bound and banged against a pillar. 6. St. Simon was crucified after the manner of Jesus. , 7. St. Matthew was killed with u hul- Iuunl kmg. 10. St. Mark was dragged through the] streets of Alexandria until he expired. U ` 11. St. Luke was hanged to an olive` tree in Greece. I-) Go Ink rlhul u u-Mnrul tln-nlh I0. I Ill] of Nero. :1 1...: and IE I0. BL. J by Jews. I luv unouw II Iuvwu `F`risco Town Talk. She is cunning, somelims witty; Fran and munr hut nnt hnld: sum (:1 I130. _ The first witneszs was the aintiff. Attorney Cobb asked him if he was registered as a. physician and he admit- ted that he was not. He also admitted. that he had pr:tct_iced for four years without a license. At this admission, attorney Cobb made a motion that the complaint be dismissed on the round that the plaintiff was an illell pram. titioner. and that a contract made by- him was a contract to commit acriuie and was therefore against public pol- icy and could not be enforced. Justice Buell dismissed the complaint with costu. ` .- .1 3'3: It :u nnulnrulnnnl that thorn u re unvnrul Iuuuxuo News. In u. recent Issue of the Advance we `gave, an is known, the burial places _o[ the apostles of our Saviour, and be- low is given the manneruf their deaths. Plum hmtory z1nd`tmdiliun we learn that all the apostles, excepting St. John. died unlmturul und cruel deaths, follows: I I).mnp lruu n-unifiml in nmn \L'ith I D ber.d. I 9 Q I herd. ` 8. St. 'I`hom.1s was shot by u. shower of arrows uhile an. prayer. and ufterwards ' run through the: body with u lunce. : 9. St. Bartholomew` was flayed to . death` by command oi u burbnrous| Irina am: Is cunning, someumes wluy; Free and easy, but not hold: `Like an apple, ripe and mallow- Not too young. and not mo old; Half inviting. half mpellnnt; Nnw udvnnnimr, and nnw slw: inception to the Roprolontntlvu. _ Kingston, July l4.-('l`o the l .ditor): Anent the remarks in your issue of last evening regarding n. reception to the jubilee contingent, [quite agree with the remarks of both citizens with one exception, viz., that the officers are afraid to face a small cost." Sure- ly a reception would hr. u. most fitting termination of such a celebration as will never again he seen by the present ge ration. Must citizens will certain- ly roe and the men themselves also, that our representatives had :1. great benefit and a delightful experience such as one seldom meets with, and when better could an expression of their thanks be given than at at reception ! Hnrnv-an Hm nm.-itinn, n.nd sunnose for thanks ne given man EL :1. rut`-epuum Reverse the position, and suppose for 1 one moment that detachments had been laent to Canada from the old country to take part. in celebrations, the first thing to greet the men on arrival home would be an invitation to etlinner or supper to give a. chance of return- ing thanks and rendering an account of their stewardship. As our representat- tives, it should be a. pleasure to us to hear direct. from them how they were received and how they acquitted them- selves. Alohnunh hut 1. nnnr than I will mnql. selves. Although but lb poor man, 1 will most I willingly give my mite towards any ox- gpense inclxrrerl by :1 reception, if others will only do likewise, and would suggest that those willing send their names to the editor. I enclose my card, but por- mit. me to subscribe 1nyseIf.-Y0ur obedient seu'vant., ARGUS. . -vn - Buffxilo News. I In n rag-nnl (H9111 ll king. 10. $ derson. who is a practicing physician. ` Babcock secured attorney George H. Cobb, of this city, to look after his in- terests in the case. In his answer the defendant set up the claim of nmlpruc-L ' tice u`nd demanded judgment in the (at $125. 'I`hn first u'if.nr.sz \II.'I.rl the nl:1inl.il_'f. ` I-IC-OIlIOlIIo ` Inntbrd. to-day cutond aqua ovum so the oomln I y. Elliott sud Io cosu. ~ cu, `Q. It. is understood Llmt there are several persons in the town who are indebted to Lawyer uml than he will find it {I difficult task to collect the :u:counLs on um-ount of the decision in this case. l!l".'3CT"~ `I4lJI)I'-' wjp -r --u- nu- "lIIIIIpnnnI'l'itIonhII. g wmrtown, N.Y.. July` 18`.--Before. ` ntice or tho.-`peace Bull and ; jury at enderson yesterday, Michael J. Luv- yar admitted that he had been prac- ticing as a physician in that place for the past {our years without being roam- terod in the county clerk`: ulfice of this county. as prescribed by htw. The sun- tute makes that olfenoo s misdemean- or punislmblo by a flue of $250 or im- prisonment for one your. Rnninmin C. Bubcock resides near `prrsonlnenc 101' one year. Benjamin Bubcock resides near" North Adams. 0;: July 22 last; Bub- cook employed Dr."-Lewyerlo attend his wife, who was confined. Lawyer attended hervnnd afterwards said he would come back later in the eveuuing. He left Mrs. Bsbcook in great gun and never came back. Mrs. Babcock was sick for three months. suffering untold agony and c mine vet near death's door. Dr. A. Lndd, o Sackews Hur- bor. attended her, but despite the best of care, she never fully recovered. Some time ago Lawyer brought an ac- tion against Bnbcock to recover for his seryices.- The case was returnable be- fore justice of the peace Buell, of Hen- practicing physician. Rnlmnt-It nnmlrad nH.nrnm.' Georce Dr. n'mLuI?a. up," can no In an n-.4 up `-..-- I... in-ulna: [An uunlsauarsnao r~Hva)cnAn.` LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. 3:... Nero. - .Judus hanged himelf, and tell his bowels gushed uug." . St. Barunbus"E\'as sioncd to death 1n\AI ' | In ureece. V St. John died an n.-Ltnrul death. Paul was heheaded by command Int-n 0 How The Apolthl Dlnd. "A\Ill. Tho um. Ildow. ..... '1`- II. ; . V n 3, onnpfnemgoc yard. >7 ' I3 Lot DRESS GOODS * regular 75c goody. rm ft. 4' ' `ling reduced at our Sum- What to 'B.I].ll 1 I III -Il$ZwIu'IIIu:I plyo Illa BL Luvruct In Iooglhil |oghty foot nul ban Ihirunn but six` |mhs-nndh-1-nnhnlaulj-K About In Bush. owned .J.'e.'.5., u.."n..'I.'.L... u..- by laws. Walla. [general gtruu u:cins-.5 v-.... .,..r._.._,,, by all. , _ Mrs. Lighlfool, and son, Ferris, of Pittsburg, l a., are the guests of Miss Sarah tlarrul. The very sudden death of Mrs. llerbert Payne, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carlton, of Hillier. on Sunday, and whose funeral took place on Tuesday at. the Hillier church, has caused much sadness among the members of the family, relatives, and the community at large. Mrs. Payne was out in the morning about eight o`t.-lock, and returning to t.he house. he- came suddenly ill, which resulted in her death about two o'clock. Dr. Gar- ratt and wife, of Toronto, are the ua.-zts of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. hillip Garratt. A lar e number of guests are at. the hotel Vellman, the excessive heat having at last driven them to seek the cool, bracing air of old Lake .0nt.arlo. No place could be better chosen by pleasure seekers than here. as the grounds are in good shape, with chairs, hammocks. swings, MW f0quet lawn. A horse owned by h_{r. Eaton, of Bloomfield. and accom- panied by Abram Huych. was seen one day last week making for home in I`: lively manner, leaving the most of the conveyance in the town. Mr. Huyck overtook the robe and blanket. and INPPIIIC P 00 I t. , commenced op- erations by knocking the dust. tron them. which soon enveloped him, ands storm of dust went sweeping north- wards. Abram aenerell takes things by -sign. Diem-chle hettenon has Port Huron. Bert. `touch of sloollteld, and Oherley Clerk, of ic- Inn, u-Inolul tn Tm-ontn on"l'uesday to Bloolllola. and Unanoy ulurx. ul nu- ton. wheeled to Toronto ou"l'uuda.y I ultond tho Epworth League convention. OYIO IDIIIOI` WBF KIIIOG. Pxrrsiuma, July 14 -It develops that 8 number of the coal operators have been quietly planning a coup which is expected to bring dismay to the miners. It is the intention to at once equip the mines with machines and do away with a great many diggers. When the mines are ready to start miners will be imported and put to work under heavy guard angi the premises barricaded. With the co-opera- tion of the other operators. J. A. vBeIdle oi the Webster gas coal company, looat ` on the Monongahela river, will take the initiative. The operators aver that this plan becomes necessary because the West Virginia people are gobbling all of their contracts. It goes without saying that the diggers will rt- sort to every possible means to pre- vent the carrying out 0! the propoecd scheme. From `present appearance tle Btickleollow tragedy of '94. when seven striking minere were killed. is likely to be repeated soon. A mnvnmnnhil nlan on foot among the repeal-ea Amovemenbi: also on foot among strikers Alon the Panhnndlotao march to the Boon an Allison mines Ind compo] the minors to quit work. An Interesting Ceremony-Death or Inn. Herbert Puyno. Wellington, July 14.--A large num- her of people tl.lt( ntl8(l the luying of the corner stone of, the Methodist church on Thurzsdzny inst. The gentle- nmn who officiated was Dr. Pratt, oi Picton. After the ceremony, n repa-st \\'tlH purtuken of in the Croslman Bros`. seed houue. Om: hundred and eighty- five dollars were realized. After all had nppeused their appetites, the crowd re- piuretl to the grounds of T. A. Rankin. where addresses were delivered by Rev. Mr. Jollit, of Picton. Rev. Mr. Young. of Ridnersville, Rev. Mr. Depau, of Con- ,sec0n; Rev. Mr. Lord, of the Anglican lchuxch; Dr. Plutt, oi Picton, and oth- 'ers. `Rev. Mr. Bell noted as chairman. Everything pmssett oft smoothly. andu xmnnrnl stood feeling was experienced pll. sSPd oft smootnly. :I.nuu ganerul guod feeling experienced .In.- all. _ ul VI: TI-mm: HAUTK; Ind.. July l3.-A special to the Express from Danville, I|l., rays: Strife between the miners commenecd in this district last night. About 400 or 500 Belgian strikers and other foreigners gathered at the Pawnee mine. and when a cage full of colored miners, who had been at work, resched the top of the shaft they were assaulted with dillerent kinds of weapons, some using knives and others stoves. One of the colored miners secured in bar of iron and a revolver and defended himself. Shots were llred. wounding several strikers. This inluriated the strikers and they retaliated with pistol shots. at the same time retreating to the woods. Later the strikers attacked a train on the Chicago at Eastern Illinois, carry- ing miners to the city. The miners inside the coschea opened fire and about fty shots were exchanged. It is reported that one miner was killed. U:-........n..n Y..l.. I I 71- plaunlnnn that n STRIFE BETWEEN MlNERS.{ There Are Prohnbllltlol That Blood Wlll Ila shod-Plan of Operator: lay Load to Repetition of Stlcklo Hollow Tragedy II. IDA STRIKERS ATTACK WORKING` 7 MINERS AND ONE IS KILLED. CORNER STONE LAID. A the Iuunyut. _-__ A- `I-.. AK- I___.l__. it F VIII 1 IWINQ. 50' Will` ' -717: position and swolvo _ I-I dnmbuuai to um um II` um "I: mun Ihn ling Innklnu Inour nomuyu sun. 1 co co rs. Samson : homo. Min Guid- vol II vioiti hot frionlhol Bydonlnn. Iliu Iianb Smith. Cbvehnd. in viii -ponds Il Otll IIII-I IIII V31. Wu are sorry to learn ol Mo notllofo death I for days ago. Mia Elia Fleming in home for 3 visit. Juno: Flaming, who but bean in California sndkuuu lot nonrly two you: iuordot to imptovo his health, numnd bone: for dnyungo. Bin nuncmu lrhnduuo much plant! to no N: ngnin looking quibnll. n..w "uutu-yuhsluonlho Ride. Wlnolucuadnnnlha lnondrnro vlngululllpoou hm, . .`.:'?.. .'."";. `......""'f"' 'a.?3"`;z: Inn-my nndd bun, Kinplol. haul nun: |1nrmm'l':Q.uh&t: -`Z"`:" l luoooutnl Ioouvnl-uni: lnvollod-IQII-I do-tn` love-onto. 81-n.u, July 14.-Wu had nnothorllno - ruin Sunday owning. which bu dono oon~ oldenblo amount of good, but I la la wlnd struck some part: ol the inland 0 six o'clock And levelled tho grain to tho ground. About eight -n from lure oolobntad the 12th in- ntnrtowo. Tho nnnunl ntrnyborr Iptinl by the India of bin Pros Dorian 0hIl_ 0lI van 1119- . ooufnl spin. v. Mr. Ounlutlnnd la petal bout this wad. W0 ,__ __.__ g- |__._ -1 L1- -.LI...!- 390 yards of elegant. New Waieh and Dress Muslins and Lawns. lormer price lc to 18. Thursday me, our choice. . 39 pieces besb qua ity French and English Fancy Wash Fabtice. former price 20c to 35c, Thursday 15c. your choice. 50 pieces ood Facts Color Prints, all 44: yard on Thursday. 19 pieces hike Lawns. 5c yard on Thursday. \ 4'2 inch Whine Bordered Apron Lawn, 8.5:: yard on Thuraday. 32 pieces Good Art Muelins. nice patterns. be yard on Thureda . All our (L25. 01.50, 01.76 Ladiee Shirl: Waiete. 750 each on '1` mretlay. Theseare the most stylish and heat goods made in Canada. ' ' 175 pairs (odd Iota) Ladies Here in black. white and belhriggan. former price 35c. 37.',c. Thursday all one price We pair. 31 dozen Ladies Black Silk Twist Mme, former price 950 to 356. 'l'hureday' out . 390 only (add lots) Ladies Bummer Vests. former price 250 to 390 .31.. Tlmrs y all one p I00 19 each. I 25 nozen Men's 4 ly Linen Collars. 50 each on Thursday. - 34 only Ladies W in Picnic Parasols. former price we. Thursday 26 each. Hundreds of bargains all over the store. Be Sure and Come Thursday. - At Walsh s Great Summer Sale. FWaldren 6: Maden |THURS_[_)`\_(__BARGAlNS.g_._-_.-.-- K:2`3"Great Thirt.y Days Sale. All Goods sold at a Sacrifice. ` A ' HOME FROM THE SOUTH. JOHN LAIDLAW dz SUN. Z ' `nutlvo luau two! wrllo d on-lbumi` to In: Win the line. mklng u._:...__._.j: -j._: _> mwwwwmm 1 RIBBONS 1 RIBBONS! We have a Splendid Stock of Successors to J. M. RICHMOND 8:. co. NEW WHITE R|BBON.S,V 114 fr-{>R1NcEss s1`. What :1 Leading New York Paper says about As well as all the New Shades in all widths. '5 Riqls Hizfzif iinnian sun. -.,..I l _____ _. We note the extreme favor shown White and Cream, Satin and Silk Rib- bons. Fashionable women, if be yond their 'rst youth, are retrimming Silk and Cotton Dresses that are partly worn with a belt and collar of White Ribbon. Ifstill young they use Shoulder Knots, Collar, Belt and Bow." U-V-H.-I may 3?":-:.$','i`:. III Ta I |I"IOClI"'-II m " vsvuinanolhn. llhlnjnbvuid dhiahhln-I`__nuu . FWD WII$jIlTW$CwU DU mcluulnpnbnwcllaud , in him. On8und:{hoIuHo to vidhnlulvcn, Ihwhouriohdvh. undo:-tbouudspiygldon. Ilull - udugbbnd. _ . IIJIIIIIB IIQ. ms lIIl|I|IIo.cl Gap Ilhnrba tgonogholoulomloup Idhvllh. WDIUII W not. The deal wu count:-and on Saturday. What: the uookholdun oltho ,old company uottho lolpnon Friday Inlhn-nan Inna noon!!! bolianul tin 1 Wuhz-town` Tlnu. Auxumuu Bu. July 18.-`IEO Nobo- lion & Ontario uunbou oonynnj III: hnnnnn OLA n-nan cl Iln nd`: W pnonll lnlicndl tho Tun`: M a print .000. 3.33 P733?` .23 out can ulhmoon hvu ' _ III! 01 mayor nuuun Wu prupur ` ; 3!. lemon, who. in I for words n 1 thnunivouulutum In which ` .. llhbldln this city. had tbbho ` ' ""3"`?.E'%' a m'p.-out . L - u 0 y,ox ng uppuuun tho mad-up om. ~; ' Ifutouluu with whom he has " 1|I`oonIIoI'durlng hi: ohyln this lulluclory vnur. xuu. ulnuu Jun Inn honnw Into the I-IIHU mo in- land: and uboovr lnbd Om gin bowoon Kingston ab-Alumina i Iuyl no on-para umuu Immuno- n In: LIHA mount an OIIIIII Cl Inc IUI NnnIuuIw.ua.m-undlnuual l_.I.l-I. -._. ..I-I an lnnnnlnnn-Q I-IIUIKI VVITCUT I which you sold on -Agl. Tg Jggl can I RIBBONS : RICHELIEU It ONTARIO . _ 1:1 ' Llilluonuu (or III Oomlnl -of the not oolpmittoo of - ~ Much club uni held In: ' 2 print for unconrm- " "I'npo,sohnhplnooonsho I Iudou and two Hoyclu. or K Hip Inn winner Ind and uooud position. will In nwnnld. the win- 2n_d. tuba day on which at plus 19. run decid- u i"'u'J"3'J'Poi?o 'EEnI"hi"o . A \ Gtpd-I, it! his journey and jinn the nu mourn of mucus in d. A ah e . `m"p.wu7::5 w.m . , . .0nok And 0 Mo; Uont. ' N - ; Dunning ihlrzrgmu. . [HI I`: . . A L otonwold honor ; llulnlnluhs I`. J. lgmhz Gnnn. 1 Hbylcs, Limit. -001. D'rury;- ~. jinn b tide Wulhm. . onq.Lano. Mn . 0. E ' ntuuuudohhon. Mr. ar- - VAHIIO mo. Tho gsthorlug * T Hid V hvbhlng major En- T opoounin Quoboo. ` ` roan - `, n..I,......A In his hm:-n-v and RII'_f|I_OII|ltld- lul Aloundor Dunlop Iwnatmlhrannnn Ina hnnn onouunomu. 3% o ,. `*1 5' u 5 human: one. *..lI$, Ilnnnnl ?fTPrices| .33. Magnum hi` hi. ' an on 3- Mc- ' ` Q._...n_. I- _. II IOUIQ AI Klltl. an. i-:oh--u-u-2-n than has In Bod. 9'3... 1.: nnrluw. our nly as though `oalmnntona. July M.-A lmndud ulilinul undo have lollund no in- `.`.."'...."""'..........."`..% "."'......"".: vo nu.-.3.-nu.-J3 India! -than than Illbunhili-tupuu. i hiljdllnuan-up -w FUIIII, PICK? IIPI II". INIDI CUIF, III lurthor on I star but. He does nut know whochor an accident has` occurred or the article: in quution have boon wuhod tram abort. TUUUIIIIIIGII. 1`.l., only I1-"L"V' at an hunting of tho Beacon mounuin rnorvoin rccoivcd here can shut that buildings. two cl which were handing hounl won IWOPI any by the rushing watt and . chub Bwcuty pccplc ncmluing. two hcdko huo bun ncovccd. Tho) ucthooo of Peter Hallu- nn and WHO. I Inothc with 5 child. and 5: -IE ll. Shh Q1-Inll AD, 'ri|Iu|nnv n halal: .~=~.::~=T~..?r=:-=.2 W-.;...~.:= v ~10 to gar Ibo ind;-Inn In. to that Mrs. throw. tvii In ilohnll. WAI- Itlqy-III Onnw, Nah uh-`quu5.::-ad by uh`: Brim Ildi III In. Stunnin- phxuuulb. :a: U OI-.. an Yciohni on Fob-Icy K c ;ll:ProIbytarhn church, Picton. con- duohd an excursion to the city today on the Ihsmor Hero. The nnir wu lnrgoly nuondod. During the Altarnoon many ol the oxcunlonma ionlohod to Lake Omar- io park. Rev. D. onilsooompnniod the oxcunion. Juno: Gaga. Portsmouth, while paddl- in Int Inning in the viciuit. 9! Baker`: Pout. picked up: no blno coat, and Inc-that nn I an-nu Int `Ha don nht. Inn: '0 MICIIIKQ OI Dllll DIV , II` lIIUl0UI'Ic J. E. Bonklor. well pnown In the Guns- dhn football coin, in practicing law in Vanoounr, 3.0.. mud In u number of the Gm ol Wilton & Bonklor. Mr. Sonkler `is I no.0! jodp Bonklor. Lincoln coun.y, mad I not of Toronto university. 'I"lu imnrnn Pnnmntnnf. ninnnar nnrnn llulldlnu Won lwopt Away and Person Q IIo4n--n-al , tonuontothrhdho. cit. on n vi:-ib. ' Jhlrlol Kirkpgtrick lulu yesterday for Pohothoro. Ho bu Almouo onnoly rc- oourod from the injuries he Iilulnod some time ago. Winn lm ntnnmnr Amarin loft Ckvhon `\"__,l_|j 1 -v-I-out -I-`itc- Wruaunaon -nu-iciouo Ibo . A Jud. xolll mammal: lo!` UIOIIWIII Hui lIll'l|Ill|( um: uwu uwumu fty puungou. The number was increas- ed on the way down. Alh-ad In-Aland mmnv mula a run on In day WV: . The I In nobb Edith May, owned by George art n. of Grand View park, on Alexandr-in Bay. nrrivod uh Swift}: 17 Ar! this nfuruoon with Mr.Mu-tin and I party ol Mend: aboard. loan. Llnn `Tn:-nn`n| and Eln RK|-lI on lnonuu noonru. ` Minion Mny Vnrnnm and, Eluio Brown. Brooklyn. N.Y., nrrivod in the city to-day on their way to Bmphyh point. where shay hnvo noted I cottage for the summer. Boish young` Indian brought their wheel: with them. About lnthndod the picnic; It Bro- phy u Point yutordny, oonduohod by the Sm.-I-v nohml oounoohod with the Wil- iinnuynile Meuhodilb church. The outing was 5 most onjoynhll one. notwithstanding the bhruuning wosthor. Thu Pnnulinn dnlnnnlmn as tho chnritian one wruunmg wusnur. The Cllldilll dologatol to the charities undo correction convolution In nation as Tofonm forynod 1 Canadian oonferonoo yon- urduy afternoon. A committee was form- 9 ol which Rev. J. R. Blink and Mia A. unn`nn 1;, (HI: `din -Inn unnvnhnpn Inc I IIIK UK LUTUIIT |llllVUI'llDyo The Elizuitbll Protestant pioneer corp- hu roooivod In invitation to spend the 12%|: of An[uot-&bo unnivorury of the cloning oi u gate: 0! Don-y-wit.h aha Piooon Pionoor oorpn in than town. The invlucion viii, in all `probabilizy. be ac- nnnhd. lonmncl mm: a uo. . Rev. Dr. Ryoknnn will have for To- rondo to-night to attend the oonvention of the E worth luguoin ooulon there. chance to see, the hlogrnph, Lnko bntorid prk,.Thu1-odsy owning. Nth hnndin Auondnnoo. Admission loo. I`-gulp Ill-Inn.n'nIr DI-innnnl ntranlz. ra. I. 7 Choose sold yo-terdu as Bollovilla from 720. to 710.; Ingorooll ram 80. no 8 1-16.; Mndoc from 71a. to 80.; Onmpbelllord from 7.10. to Ba. 0. W. Clorihow, formerly of Kingston. but who is now Cnnndlsn agent for the Foirbnnk (gunning 00., Toronto, is in the nit: on A v nil). ulna Wnon She steamer-~ America Clayton for Montreal this morning she Ind aboard am. nnnnnnanlu, 'l`Im nmnhnr um: Inc:-mu. W WHICH 5.7. do In DIIOK IIKI III- I. Msolhr. 0! this `city, are munbon. J. H. nnhlnr. null knnun In thn (`A whoa nqmnua Imncu. B..'.l'honp-onhuonuud thouplo `of ll-In B . Portsmouth. Ir: A.~;Vi|non. Earl-amok, 100 day uo'?:::n to viuruhum. _ lino, Unlvuniy nun -. Vida- A6 lacuna pater-' `s Pills, aw` eased. only in take. no piping like ` piylu. Inland : drug lln. sud Illa Dun-nlord. ol Ilontroul, nu whiting at. an nnldcooo of Mn. Going. M John Sowudn, Monerql ush, 'Iol`t"to- day {or Ouogo, when ho will Ipond I wank vhihlmr. ` III 101' jllwugo. Jwllvrv uu wuu Irwuu - week vleltlng. Jumee Oimpbell. Princes sweet. in er- 'reded to-do by P. 0. Aiken on A charge 0` IWHI I". `w Mu. Young remrd home today hum Bellevillr. when she mended th lnnnnml all A rnh.l.ivn_ , lflllll DIIIUVIIQI`. `yum funeral of I roluzivo. Thu nnluuumr Fabio lnnom or ronmvo. . The schooner Fnbioln cloned. light, (or Ohnlocto. N. Y., yumdny tQ`lo_od Ion coal Iordunal Swift & Co. I34: I): Runlnnnn till luv: for T0- lllnll In IWIIIIIIIIOU. Aulnuuuu um. Frank Kirkpgtriok, Princes! street, ra- taurlfed to-dn At noon, having nilod down to p:lnb Vivian, near Alexandria Bay. and hm _ . TIIIIII Ulllllll ll oighoni V2. up An I-L: 150,70!) Luau luv! ouwdad In: `tho V _ Indian otlpooo. ` `the unbound: Anni; in dinchsrgiog coal II : 395" ! wharf. II nnI.Al| Inn: rnlurnnrl from Odl. 58 Sum Whl. I. Gallinu hu returned {tom Odout, Whit! hikilld lrinodl. ,, n In............ I... nnlnnntl u n-mlnvfl K! on we way auwn. Alfred Irolmd rocontlyymndo n run on J: uvhnnl fnrnn Nnnnnnn In Kinunmn ill Pouunxuisu. N.Y., July l4.-Nun ltln hnnn nfthn Rnnnnn mountain BU RSTING OF RESERVOI RS. ::_;;; GENERAL PARAGRAPH8. lolht. UII.. ally u-|iu nu-u at 1* "'=*~"_=~:-2.`.-% Iulhllttlnudb A.`-I ' and I nnrncer or Ipoecnes uellvereu. TbeE worth lea no was organized at Clovelan , Ohio, in ay, 1889, by the con- solidation oi live young peo le s organiza- tions then existing in the ethodist Epis- copal church. The oldest of these was the young peo le'a Methodist alliance, which was for at the Desplaines camp meeting Aggust 25th, 1883. At the time oi the consolidation it had 4l0 local societies and- l7,000 members. The second society was the Oxford lee us, which had been organ- ized in l88~1t rough the ellorts of Rev. Dr. (now bishop) J. H. Vincent. The third society was the._youmz people s christian league. organized by Rev. J. T. Twombly in 1887. The fourth society was the young people's union, which originated in thel Detroit conference late in the ear in 1387. and the fth was the North hio confer- ence Methodist Episcopel alliance, organi- sedin I888. The spontaneous growth of these various organizations indicated that the time was ripetostart a society that would include all the young people of the church. A meeting was called at Cleveland. and representatives of each ` of the ve societies were in at- ` tendance. The colors of the young people s Methodist alliance-a white` ribbon with a scarlet thread running through it-were adopted as the colon of the Epwcrth Lea ue, and the Maltese cross as the be gs. John Wesley's l words, "I desire to form a leo- gue, offensive and defensive. with every soldier of .Jesus _ Christ. were adopted as the sentiment of the league. At the end of the tlrst year there i ` were l.8il0 chapters, at the end of thenj fourth year l0,200 chapters. at the end of ` the seventh ear l6,302 chapters. and now, including t e junior leagues. there are about 25.000 chapters. . Liaur.-Gnu. Kirlmatrinlr lma taken n'de- 2 nooporo mu. In tho hdloo chollongo pinto. rot trio] hoot. Emnnuol oollogo. Cnmbridgo. boot Bolliol collogo, Oxford. on tho `Bach Bu- tion. In tho nd ohullongo cop. Int. hoot. tho Loon or club boot tho Tlnuoo rowing _ club, winning onoily and in porfooo stvlo by ono nnd throo-quonoro loogtho. Tn; Nmo for hall Ibo com-oo no 3 min. and 20 noc.. ondlor tho wbolo oonroo 7 min. and 21 noon. Thin hon woo mood on tho Buck 4-5:..- `.`u1I'II `WINCH In IIIU IIUFU IiI'IIl but for tho GI-nod chall ` cup. Trinity In the Indian ohllongo pinto, Int trinl Inn at tho Both ohuou, Oh:-int church. Oifotd. but Trinit oolhgo. Oxford. `In the am u-In has tonhodiauond lull: at tho Bach Sutton. J. J. Blunt. J 5L. I\.Lausn much:-sink L-dnn`A: QIIH I` 1: HIGH! DVIWOII. II. \|. DIIIZ. ol the Duhoop nwingahh. Anatolian. but I Inirhnrlrn- Jun aalhon. (hm- IVWIIIIIIID. Qi'lIj. . Jun comp, Oun- but for an rt.-{u cm. in mun. Ibo mm tuning club. `HP Ithl at his TOT I'l'- -U' I W In You, July IL-1! in cnnonnocd lbs IhQIuldnb vhcdnouof Anoricu `yang udpliully he suns. Ivo- '||l?.}..n.. ALI: An`: about '.:a.UUu onapwra. Liouh.-Gov. Kirkpatrick has taken a'do- cidod turn for the hotter and today : re- port: no wry encouraging. Ar. aha nnlina court; this mornimz John port: In wry encouraging. Ah the police court; this morning Tim.-lay, mulntto. received I two years aonunoe in the Contra! prison for I brutal insult on a young man named Fred Bell. Henry Moore got. one you for assaulting a how. ' IIIU IIIXIIIUCU UUIIIIOFI wan -nruyunhu ban __ - & hon uakyldn. and '_ * Illlbau uh bud to bo L guild cum-y noon-Anya! ` ' .qA|q:wqynthonnidonoo ' . , rI.A.Duok.a[odIixty- M. W I . _U I g;.Kohuhoon amide ` _ for I time. and mnnhnlnknnhhnnnh unidnllih no . &`h\o cattle muket receipts, for the hnlf you andingdune 30:11 ahowa aubnmmnl instances in both cattle and bone. The gures Iron follownz Castle. 1896. 45.- 213; 1897. 66.185: hogs. 1896. 85,999; 1897. 96.430. .A ntill greater increase in` unuiciputod when the. cold storage fncilitieu no in full opntion. l The Bu.-ee Ilnve Begin at the Henley Regatta. 4 HINLEY, On Thuuea, July 14 -Thb trial heehl of the Henley regent: for 1807 began to-day with beautuful weather though a etilf wind blew at. inoervnle fnom the Berkshire ehore. The crowd was not no |ueu ulnnl. he res event was trial best No. I for the Theme: chelle 0 cup. Ah the Bucks eeetion. KI e co38'- Chmbridge been she Ravel adieu engineering college. 'Hoopet e am. In the halls ehnllenle nleu. Inooulng u-sins` nail boots. The arena ro|Iwgy_oonpAnia,lu [in on I rpecinl on union hotwoontbo union and whu-no ond tho mootlng plnuuu Bicycle rum and this trip: hove hem u-rungcd {or the outer- minrnono of the vlliton. Oman: are be- ginning to decorate their Moron and rai- doocu andtho outlook in that the elabor- nbo display of jubilog week will be repent- ed except: for the illnminaoiom. Om: nt ah. lmdinn. fan.t.m-in ol the con- ea exeeps ror use umrnmemonr. One ot the leading festnres ol the venuon will he the singing. It is expected that the heartlest ehorna singing in the history. ol Toronto will he heard at the meetings of the league. Nearly: thousand Methodist young people have volunteered their services as ehoristers. In addition to the choruses A number of artists of the rst rank for such an eeeasien have been zecnred. There will also he an orchestra of forty pieces and a corps of cornetists will he on hand to lend body and power tothe oongregational singing . Rev. M. A. Harlan will render a num r of eornet solos at the different places of meeting. The other cornetlsts include Miss Lottie Michael, M Elkhert, Ind. Among the eoloiIt3Ivho `will sing at the various ser- vices are Rechsb Tandy: R. A. Shaw, of New York; Miss Carter. of New York; Miss Carter sopreno at, Boston; J. A. Carn- ham, Claude Steiner. the boy singer of Cedsr Rn ids. Ie.; Miss Tandy. Miss L. Ronan. M u Ida Meeleen. R. G. G. Kirby. Miu Kate Wsetman and G. H. Ssbriol, of Chicago. ho is noted use compoeer as well as e singer. All the nhnin will inin in the bin de- won linger. All the choir: will join in the big do- monttntian at exhibihion park on Satur- day when a patriotic oonoerlgwill be held and number of speeches delivered. '1'}... Ian-nnh human can ornnized at tocououhauln man In Ilehnu coa- Vouqn-1'! Ihlll `Ill be 0 launch` IIIIO Feature-[alone -Gov. Ilthpntnek lbowe levied Improvement. , Tonoxto. July H.--Every train and bow in `bringing in deleunlan to the Ep~ `dorhh league convention. Over a thousand unwed thin morning. A `gene:-nl ruiluey enquiry ollloe Inn been opened end A most complete bureau of information in _e:ub|ie.h- ed at the annouriee. The reception com- mm. in distinctive uniform in meeting All uuunnnlna 0.:-gin: nil hnntn, "l`hn Ill-Ll lrmmcunns IN IonoSzro.%| `THEY _An'oomuo myo ms 35%. AIIIOBCII nation in tho Int trial .A.- has AHA flpnnul nhnllnnf-n nun `I'-innli lot I mac. and Ihougrmvoid ol life. that had not foot. but