; .n'ms. over :1` killed. mus oxwnuon. Mrs. Butland has returned from Brock- villo to remain for two week: prior to leav- ing for Wabertown, where she will spend the fall and winter with relntivol. I`Ii.L ll.-mid- lllnnn nf Nnwnr N .1 TEIETREAI Iwmsl companion IIIIIICIIIDCT. I10 ODIN? bllu odor of smoke. .Glnnoing through the store window he sure bright light at the farther and of the store, to which he at once called Mr. Moder : stren- tion. Mr. Moder fortunetely had '1 key to the store in his pocket. `And entrance wee quickly eected. The blaze was found Lobe among eheepol wrapping- paper on a table in the proprietors oice. and a number ofbillr, letters, etc.. in the pigeon-holes in a desk beside the table were also oblate. A few pailfule of water drawn from the tin? in the oice extinguished the re,end P.(.. Bramnh next procured a lantern from the City hotel and proceeded to inveltigate. He found a. liar e number of matches that had been spill on the table, and. continuing his mnrnh. dinnnvnmd thnh nmnhtamnli had Wrppln 'p3p0I'I HIM] DBBII Ullrlllllg. unu bad the re once communicabed with this, there would have been a "big blaze." I p- in ...--nlua blank `kn nrnnlrLhn hurt:-lnr 0! Full llluflx (HIE. DIG ID (ID IJUUII U9` booted. won) have owned the destruction of thousands of dollars worth of goods. and that might have spread and don: incalo|l- sblo damage. V At nhmm nnn n'nlnnIr this mm-ninn RI-1L. - u - - - --_.. AGCOMPANIIAENT. t.q. Bu-oh`: not-unu Discovered the g;--A Ion-eh Dluloood tho run that I llnrgli-y am noon utonpood--An Attack on the Bur-It Wu unaccou- Inl. owovuf. - The koennou and nlertnoll (sf P.C._ Brunth prpvontod a. (in in. the only hours of thin morning that. had in not. been de- mnmd. would hmm mund tho destruction Ame uunuga. . At pbouo one o'clock this morning Bra- mnh. in com ny with J. R. Harder, of Wnldron & ader. wns pacing bit but on_ Princess street. and when `oppo-its the store owned by the rm of which hip oompnnion ianmember, be detected the ndnr of nmalm. Glnnnina throunh tho INDIOESTION and ~ A0*?!$T.!! *`7' _ . , _-A -.---L_ AND AN INOIPIENT run: As" An |AN ATIEIPIED summ; TAXING THE YANKEES HIGH. WHIG'S WIND WAFTS. Ihlovu wm Ila Punlnhod. ,. AL- _ ;x. n. c. nu.s| ldhvofnnd Ono jlhnroqtfvllh. IIII IIEIIIIWIIITII 111`!!! HIIIIII7 II 1'1!!! slut will he uaodo-no the contour. 0:: null of the hut uplm vlll be four nym- bollol lpnru. and at the canine! the couch Me. which Ill! be the pclnel front. will bongronpof nnnyInboln~ lug idmlnlnrnhn. Between the not with main oorhloo will has opal. space which will ulord n.slg`Mly now. [I lalnhnqd tpnntbo bulldhg unpu- cnl, Inndquncnic Ila nouptlol at db- Ihdildd vldaau. T x `I ll SUZIT nvsnpsm, axuousmzss. COIISTIPATION. nunacnng ~ snuxr unnuu. scaoruu. Ilulrraunu. soun s1-onucu. . a mass nnopsv, * Igusuulrrrsn. sum msusss. A A A LDIXFIITIATXON ARCH. TRANBMIIQIIDIPPI IIPOSITION. mlnntration arch, upon which work in jun ` about to be begun. This building will dominoes all other: on the main court on Ioconnl of its height. and it will lorm tho cent:-`I gure of in group `at bulldingl. which will (non the lagoon. It in to be I0 by 50 but on the ground and 150 foot in hilxfht. Tho genonl effect of the building w In 3 solid roohngulur man with four Iqnno Ipiru. aurmounted .by a high hip- _, _ hook not and lantern. colors will i V truly and imhil the lull light: of the hubs `and undo: the orohon. To hoiglmn i thou-ehiuolunl ecot unwary at bank ling -Ill In ngmlnuna (ha await n EHO mg HIIUBE. The purpose of the exhibition is to she to the rest of the world the products, in- dustry, resources and civilization of the notes and territories west of tho Missis- sippi. which embrace two-thirds of the area, one-third of the populntion and one- halt the total wealth of the oountry. The enterprise is being manngvd by u corpore- tion organized under the iews of Nobraskn, with a capital stock 0! 01,000,000. There is A board of 50 directors, and enoh state and territory interested in the exposition is represented in the munngo.-.ment by A vice president. The citizens of Omaha aiouehnve subscribed $400,000 of tho cupi- tal stock. nan nl fhn nhlnl nu-nhltnnlnrul lnntnv-nu an uwcx. One of the chief urchltoumral features d the coming exposition will be tho Ad- `IIIOIIIII ll. `l'uI'ty,\ Fl]! nuw I!-unwr iron: '.l'annu_pu.,.whn has ban appointed touuooudtho Into Iqhuua. Bu-ris, in I iurycc inch! in Memphis. but this in the Int 0800 of any kind which he has over hold. His political came, in foot, in ion than a your old: hot summer Bourke Cock:-an wont mo Memphis and undo an nddrou in support oi. the goidgtnncinrd; Mr. Tarloy upliad with a tree sliver argu- ment which at ouoe "made his reputation I Qpoliticni uptake: and gained him high i love: wiih the dominant party in the auto. Ilia "I'nI-huh In A nnun nf Ilnmnhll nnd Tnnlmluluippi Staten Active In Pnahinj the Knterprho. The Tranamisslssippi nnd International exposition, which is to be held at Omaha between Juno 1 and Nov. 1, 1898, in grad- ually growing in oomplotoness. That it will be a national ovent in already an as- sured mob. Congress hue appropriated 300,000 for a government department and exhibit, and many of the states west oi the Mlaligsippi have generously oontributei The rent will undoubtedly make appropri- ation: in good time, no that all will be represented when the time comes to ope the big gates. - 'l`i.n mu-um-m nf Izhn pxhihltlnn la i*.n nlmw BIO! wun Ina uolmnnnu puny Ill nun Iuwu. ll:-. Turlgy II A nntivoo! llempblu and II 59 your: old. although he looks much ungu. He in about 6 feet 8 lnohea in eight, weigh: about 100 poundp and has THOMAS E. TURLEY. 3 dark oompluxion, with iron gray hair. When the war broke out, Mr. Turley wul a schoolboy. but he enlisted in 1501 am; the Maynard rloa, Compnny- L, One Hundred and Forty`-fth Tennessee regi- ment of the Confcdorutu unny.- He was twiuo wounded. once ut Shiloh and again at Peach '1`reoCruok. in from of Atlu tn. He was captured in the battle of Na mo and taken to Camp Chase. Ohio. where he was held prisoner until March, 1865, `when he was exchanged and returned south. M An... oh}. nun. Mr 'l`nn-Inv Ant:-nu` fhn DBVO uve onuuruu, uu U1 wnum nru uvnug. In a recent interview Mr. Turloy said that on tar as the term was conoerned he was us near a tree trader as ho oould con- aisaonti be. advocating n om-l for rovonuo only. n the linunninl question his views are ntriotly in lino with the sentiments of the Chicago platform. south. an Aiter the war Mr. Turley entered the University of Virginia. where he studied law for two yearn. In 186!) he wun admit- ted to the bar, and since then has been practicing his profession in Memphis. At present he is A member of the {inn of Tur- ley & Wright. In 1370 Mr. '1`urley was married to Miss Irene Rayner, and they _hnve live children, all of whom are living. 1.... ngnn-at Intnnuinnr Mn '1')-Inlv unit` A 'L9_`EL_'1'& THE OMAHA EXPOSITION. mu-'ni=as1' orncza. 4-.v;-iy peeeen er thorn!!! in to thin river as a summer trip. 'l`oo much can- not he said in )I'lllB('. oi` the management. of this palntiu boat. From the ctiptnin down to the mereet subordinate, every- thing is attended to which can contri- mile to the pleasure of the traveller. The veteran captain is n synonym of eulety and reliability. `The piiote ere carefully selected for. their knowledge and expertnees. The pnreer ie nyoung gentleman whose egreeahie lnennern and constant. atterftiveneee meke it n , leneure to he iiroucht into contact with im. and furnish. III contrast to the utter heorishneee of some that fill thnt A office. What is especially noticeableie _ the table and all it: appointments. No- thing can exceed this department. The etivward in a man ol`[reet experience, and his elertneee end enielity make add greatly to the ntlmcuone 01 me. l I} et home. In I in: e_ tr p a few den Inc, I obeerv- ; \ ed the |-eneral cmnlnendetlon extended I to the "Americu`e" table, both es to fa the excellence and even luxury at the * I meals. and the edecntlon beetowod by I: those in charge. The trevelliu pub- 1 lie have much to be grateful for, that the well known energy end enterprise of the Folgere hue ned up new uenuee for pleeeure. e it in only ne- oeeeery, leer Inn to call attention le c mule, for ouoym the tendon the st. Inn-eeee. to line 1- eoneteetly t In bqutilel , W M stem... lot the scenes passed tnrougn. The inauguration of the new Ameri- mm line,`-and the placing on that favor- ite route of the ever populnt steam- er America. from Kingston to Montreal. add greatly tn the attractions n! the river an 1:, summer triu. There IIA Need For It. Kingston, August 9.~-('I`o the Editor): The Victorian order of nurse will suc- veed. \\'h_v? Because there it need for it, and not only oue t-ry" but muny and many (`uses have culled loudly to us for help. Let those who don't. ,l>e|ieve in it and have faith in other .-1(`hmes,[o|- low out them. Let. those who see fur- ther and see that. they are giving for the lasting benelit of Qttnttdiuus. give heartily and so p rt her exm-llen(:y,our gifted, (fur too tble minded for some people), Indy. Aberdeen, who ltns trusted it. to the Ctmtulinn people. She is not, tl Canadian by birth and yet her inter- est in Cumula would put mun; Cunt dians to shame. Probably she is nhetul of the times like her gifted fellow townsmun, Rolmrtnbn Smith. Do not L_A .- L1. full... `|u:IulI;|Iln) oamer Ame!-Ina : TI-In To Ilonlronl. Kingslon, August 9.-('l`o the Editor): The beauties and dellghts of a trip down the St. Lsuvrence have been so often and so eloquentl depicted L_hal. one is now apt to over 00k the garden ! of the passed through. i I Thu innnanrntinn Of the new dians shame. rrunamy sne Ia mu-.u.u let us net. to her as his fellow-thinkers acted to him.-A. (7. M. JAMES mam, `it's the unusual that is happening. It's makinlgllgrlsk _rnid_-summer selling. The attraction of quality and _Of `price and your money back warrants complete _sat 1s-V faction all this viieek. Dress Goods selling at reduced prices, offers a chance for school readiness. Many~lin`es are offered at less than wholesale - rlces' rather than have them in stock when the new all goods come to L___-`l s uauu. At 5oc-Lin es in Black and Colored Tweeds, Figured`Fancies and Broches that were 60c to 75; At 39c-Canvas Cloth, Lustrcs, Tweeds and fancy Goog_that were 50; yard. ` At 25c---Fancy German ' Broches, Silk and ,AWool Mixtures, all Wool Tweeds that were 50c .a{1d some 75c. AL -_.- f`-I-_,_J /`_-L..-....-_ LL_L ...,...a grin cynic:-I /Of At I 5c-Co1ored Cashme-res that were 25c yard. REM NANTS-Some hundred and fty odd Lengths and Ends at about half price. , Every department contributes to the success r and saving in this Adjustment Sale. ` ;;;.;a.j ;Dur,ingTh`is Stock?A'd-` justment Sale % A Starr & Sutclie, Sole Klngsfdg Ag`eI;ts; HAINES ..& LOCKET FORMBRLY RICHMOND 4 co. 118 and I20 Princess St;-get. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Iholnndlnj Undertaker and Furniture innnhcknt. I54 and D56 Prlnoou Itroot. 5 About an onlyoac ml union do no . Fungi`. In-int ll:-n. v . mm .`.::`.;.'.u.'"'..-:.'_*.3'f,_:_.:.':: Bul m Ina Anuquu Ulll .Ir uuuu, mug 'l.lloUUc Boat Chairs. O|mmon s Onno Butt. p Camp Cot and Stools! Pillovn. Mnttrou jand Mantle Bods st great togluotionu. This Bedroom Both, in 16th Century and Antique Oak Finish, only 818.50. Onnq ulia so-dulled pmum Ion nawwu-,n - been snubbed b the ,_ oltho Iibnrn - federation, an his munllonto fall- , en absolutely list. As 0 ant ofhc 2 , the liberal party noon: cpl leap . 2 well an leodorlun. Thp conflict Iof__ -glaadernhip of the party continue: I *-.' ::.=`:.:-:n..,..."~ .... ~'"::* I undn on I ea ;'to power the I It hotwul Rather} v and u-court w I ndoulmdlg he -`opened. . 4' . "(l`:'n::n":~wW lgiimphlll u'u.B.' ` T m in next. nix. adscxmn ch f.Y`nitodStsta.1ial ynnnlbi inu-rpnutloa at an IlI_IGCI`|::|n' t pdknoaounu ' .3 .-an ` 0000 o! gouulluvlu. The posh] service of tho Unltai Stu costs , MO I Above nocipi while t L Grant {Mn hid: apt (it 0! one _ - 4 I` WI Q10 `ct Int .....r5m......._..2::!-m.- OF FURNITURE JULY AND 'AU0lJ.l'l`. - H. humorous speech; John Morle ie nel- rore me uuuer cnangeu nun nucu. The lnumhers o! the o _ tion are in no better mood. The rank and file are indifferent and uarreleome Ivhllp the leaders seem to loot in the shuffle. l.ord Roeebery oocuionnlly leevee hie temporery retirement in order to make dom hsea.rrhexcepLFnt [en ecaadesnix cal lec- ture; ir enry ow elan r em! w in r er r u t u xeen earning tdr cheenA`?or hie speeches in behglt c{w:.lhe wo;kmen eneompenm- tion. it ism ernon erommie elone visible, though Henri Lebouohere _hu tried tgtxuptueh ul: the 1`:-onvhtzy imi- mg a mum 0 ear in no wee lqggeatin [.3 new lbehrzl grog:-emr.|.:e: ll I0-dB ICIIE L hnnn nnnhhnd I the mail of (III lllgf BllllGl' l1IIlIl'Ill IIIll' UIIIIUIV-uvun any unp- ood ood. London, August 9.-The clone of the session of parliament leaves neither of the political parties, in an altogether ` enviable frame of mind. The leteet un- mgoniam of the different. schools of ministeriaiisie has threatened more than once during the past six months lo bring about civil war in the tnry rump. and the recess leaves considerable numbers of conservatives in in state of high indignation and resentment. The malt-ontente claim that the legislation hu.s been reactionary end eoeiuiletic. Many of them are angry at what they declare to he a humiliating surrender of the national honor on the demand of America. i 'l`I... .n..-....:. ..l `l'n-nan-nine-ru rnnrn. America. The marquis of Londonderry, repre- senlin the big class of tbry landlords, him tl. dad to the discointiture by ub- lishing 'eeterda._v a letter, in whlc he pructicn. ly cuts adrift from tl1e'unlon- ists, saying, in so many word: that he cannot stand the Irish land bills nor Mr. Ghamberlainh pet manure the workmen'a compenu.tion bill. which he dubs socialistic. The marquis adds that the conservatives would never hue per- mitted it to become In if it` had been introduced by Mr. Ch hex-lain, there- fore the latter changed his lltloe. The mumbers Neither Liberal: or Oonurntlvu An In: 11--.: _-4 ,1` HOW THE PARTIES STAND. Strong P oints` Amour B. B.- B- 1, Its Purity. 2. Its Thousands of Cures. 3. Its "Economy. 10. a done. Jwpbla .15 ;::Substitution scunm mu 3? Palm. I 4 ` 8 ,Robinson~ Bros Patton. Dooontou. Glailcllo 275-7` BAOOT s'rm:a'r. AUGUST SALE g;_lDEBOARD$. III PIIAUD d_ in F`. Harrison Co. `ju--rs-- is better. It's the long- headed people who have their Painting, Papering, Decorating, Etc., done by is a `oat thing, but Littli 1.17501` P1113, 'Ino Yours, , MacI_.aren s * Potted Cheese L was the only {Cheese classed ; perfection""`at . the world : fair. R T he richest, .' ctjeamescheeee 3 made. : 35. 5C nd : 3! pots at DEFERRED A YEAR. It Ieeme thet the lew eilicere of the crown in England heve decided that the netione hevina trede treetiee with England ere entitled to ell the coneideretion end preference ehown by Cenede to the mother country in the metter oi teri`. This con- tinyee for e yeer es the British govern- ment hee denounced the Belgien end Ger- rnen treetlee end given notice thet they will expire in a you from July let. 1897. Cen Cenede etend the competition of theee fevored netione mean- while? It muet do no. and it cen, without euering much. "The imports to Cenede from ell countries other then Greet Britein end the United Stetee. eeye the Hemilton Times, which hee gured it out. emounte to only _eight per cent. ol the totel importl. Therefore. the lore of revenue lrorn thie decision of the law lords will not be very greet.` Meanwhile the netione who will {ere M Englend doee un- der the preferential teriil, the lens then minimum rete cherged upon goods from `thereet of theworld, will have e chence to negotiate treetiee with Cenede, end it ie ennounced that Germeny end Belgium will to tide end get et once to work. | | IIIUIIIUIJ ICIIIIIUI V}-AI-In are `an; 7- V-- "It may show some things that the pupil does not know.but it cannot show whet the pupil does know. It destroys and pre- vents broad and intelligent tegching. makes of the teacher a giind, and turns out pupils by machinery. It forces pupils to go over far more work than they can grasp or un- derstand. and it causes many to leave school." It brings senseless worry to the 'nerv9ne,,who often fail to pass, while the `less worthy succeed. In is. moreover, a great temptation to deceit. It demands one-third more time than is necessary to impart the same knowledge and to give better training. It puts e premium `not upon the work done day by day during the year, but upon the amount of `stulng that can be done at the end of the_term. These are a few of the many reasons why :I- luau Imnn nnnrlnmnnd an A mnml inhu- STREET DESTRUCTION. Io ie nnforbenetae that the legieleture gives to any eompeny the power exercised by the telegraph. electric light. and tele- phone companies. For ineumce. before the grenolithic welh were laid it in alleged the the telephone company was asked if It contemplated my chengoe in the poles, end the enlwer wee in she negative. Then the welh were laid end no wide that the pole: becelne imbedded in the nidee of them. There wee an argument in {nor of this proceeding. The polee were that --...-_.J I...` AL- -4Lg- DALIAQ nub. nn rnoao I law or me many ruuauuu way it bu beennondomnod no a moral injus- tice to pupils and tmchera, and as one of the greatest: of educational blunders. _ ` `Qua ntodk. some wonderfully chup " vlflf` flab and Onk. Almost no cheap as ' `bppqh Ash and Oak. ,ounot'?Ivood mm um`. mm at. Ml values In Bedroom suites. some Vnn n. EADS A CRUSADE. A teacher in Boston in loading 8 crusade for the abolition of the promotion examina- tions. There is a good deal of sound wis- dom in what he says in explanation of his position. He calls the examination "a test of memory rather than of power. um ____ -L..... ......... om...-. Mme elm -mnil VI bull ylvuvvuulia ll. yvuvu wv-v vuuu uuond from tho Into: tabla. But now hoo0mPN|! lludooldod to change the poles. to onodln-got nod longer uupporh for that wins. and hub for tho inhrpoii- tionof Aldcrnnn Canon, tor whom the Wam land a good word to my on Satur- day. tho dunnggpo the gunolithio walk: would Inn bun oonoidonblo. AI is in tholnoluooeuplod In thooldpolquo be- ing oulsrglll. God the walk: so dnnged to 5 III! 1r In what. It in aid Ilnb the company Ind the ooounool thocltyongindortoiuoriginnl puponl. to change Clio loution of the pohgthqaghthuruvu no roootdonhin tnnnnlonin \Invorh dipm.uont.,nnd Ilocnglnunnhuatou nIsoliday,u-rind hunch nch Mupnddon phin. Th Nun In who the cities and Inn nutconhlao to kit tho nono- - _nL .L._L... notion: oi Iul ;':I't"o:l"'i;r ICE-'30-10$, am- nonhipu, can or gamma; b`. and actual Announcement a! or Inn nature: for ulouuxolndod. npaouiorpzoioulonul. insurance or annoy nnnmmoomonto on sub- knt to ninilu restriction. Contact odvutlun ollowod two clung: pot wool; more uontohungu mint paid for. The blia or will not be ton on- Iiblo for lniuun nun oi vu-bu! 0 rs. Written dlroctionn. nhonl be loom! on all cog for inurtlon. All um tumult: In Ill out $0 the IDDIOVII of tho publisher. churns for udvortiumonta And aub|orip- nub publisher. ohn?u und Hour on _ In 3nd payable in advnnoo. Oodn of unlnoo rated uroohtgonn or Ioolotlu will In hol?opononn.1l: nnponptblo {or onion they (in. I Ivn v----- -an-g --vvv ml: WIxiLY nnT'Isn wan} a vane. 64 opltunnl, in publhhod over! Thnruinr mom- lng at 81 I nor. 1! psld In sdvnnoo; other-win mm . THEE Xi-WEEKLY In pnbunhod onion- dn. : and Thundnn nu! a vest in Idvnnco; 0110 otherwise. ' , _ . l'.I1I`BlIZ.l' W . Than: M. othorwlpo. Attached to L! 01.50 othorwljo. ' '.ho paper In one of the but Job Olou In Oanndn; rapid. mun: and cheap tau 1 011 mm . '0" M "M" iinw.5."1'3?'1'='i'Nsn. JOHN nnmm. Propriator. THE DAILY WHIG. i Opk/or par Orbcm Dian. ` totlu." mug, ` ggbmm. oh maiuon, ' I to? and Iuid nlll. A1010!!! lune ; nint- lono ot.1c.puwotd :1 man u. on; no, In; rodnood nee Vhll o~ 151 V0 uncut uoonwlnly of! on ocfpntracuax an 51!) Man. Ilnhnnn c It or: no . Oogguotn tor a oioolod upon an mad: for ham {or muoontilnnnounoomonu, but not of lulu unhd. Jot ulogto-10$. MW- "fKATAi7 I ":5. W-... .::.-M .':..'-. ".::m"- u u ' 0 nanhim. s.ml ..'.".`.1 Aatlilll b'uond `cyan! T.` ' II I`-A-. v~ ' DUI. ns: In blhhod ounhg u'-nouoo.nowxT; ..;':`.., Magus: Ont., at In nu nu. Dan in in Minna; 0 lb will boohnrnod. luilvoo Q llmnzdv 109' -" _g=3...w III on. .6. HM `lgvvonu and out; we. not line. `On: k M tlnganwook. co: " ,0 ha. I: by} solid I} . tbw-olnflnu . x"."<';i"e""x."a...""':`. ."i: 1 ..|..-L.n.__._A......IA... .;.n-ml; -IQ. ' ' lbw. J. B. PENSIIJ. JOHN OIFOBD Propriasor. Multan: lulnou lhnsnr. Sumo` Cola! Wrapper.` ANNdUNg;_I=mBNT. Illlllo III!-llllull nun: ..`.':".."!'"."`: no Wu Bold A Prisoner While Deluge ' Dog! Attacked Elm. Tumwaod, N.Y., August 6.-Held pris- omfr in a barbed wire {once while sav- age dogs attacked him, Marcus Kimble, of Glven's Mills, last night paid a severe penalty for playing ghost. Kimble had become incensed at the young women of the neighborhood because of their re- fusal to accompany him on various occa- sions and determined to have revenge. He learned that they were superstitious regarding ghosts and decided to give them ascare. He spent most, of yes- terday arranging his ghostly outfit, and after dark donned the attire in the pro- uence of "Jimmy" l.ee, to whom he had previously confided his plans. He then made his way across the fields to an old unoccupied hnust-. which stands near a path usually taken by the young wo- men in reaching their homes. The l!'\II"" u-nmnn in the meantime had them. Instead of (leemg I.eI'!'Ol'-SLl'lCK- an, as Kimble had expected the`; would do, the young women unlooaed l. e logs. which chruged upon him. The ghost suddenly changed its plans, and dashed uross the yard In on opposilo direc- tion. A barbed wire (once was in the way, and in this the apparition became hopelessly entangled, while lhe dogs vigorously` attacked it. "Help, help! screamed Kimble, while he tried in vain to freehimself from the sharp barbs and ssvsge dogs, "I'm sure dogs can't hurt ghosts," -uun tingly exclaimed one of the girls. "Call of! the dogs," begged Kim- Is, and I'll never pl ghost again as long as I live." The (iv s were cslled off, when their vlctim. reeingshlmselt with difficulty from his entanglement. hsstily djssrred la the direction of his home. to ed by shouts sud lsuch-_ Isuvsvuu U vuv vnvnvun onnvuv ---...-.--_._,, and they would be talked about still more if the spirit of the few we're possessed by all our citizene. The unlimited use of water is, of course, the great consideration. Graze will not grow thickly and luxuriantly. nor_ owers bloom luxuriantly without a plentiful sup- ply of water. and it is not so easily ob- tained under present conditions. The peculiar position of making the water can- sumers pay for .he water con- sumed in beautifying the city is one not to be desired. but it is a condi- tion following the peculiar acqulrement of the waterworks by the city, and it cannot now he helped. Let us have. from the water works department, the most gener- ous treatment in regard to the water for lawn purposes, and then the public will have no excuse if they do not take advan- tage of it. u-. s .1. a__-_:--.. ll--aLl.. The editor of the Americnn Monthly Review pf Review: republishes from Le Rim, of Paris. en oxecrable portrait of queen Victoria. There may be some ex- cue for the venom of the Paris paper, but none for the lnpee of instinct: of I gentle- man in the New York journalist. in reaching their names. we -oung women in the meantime earned of Kimble`s plans, and started in the direction of his hiding-place wuth two dogs. As they neared the'old house groans ware heard and a moment later awhile figure appeared in the open doorway and slowly advanced towards Ipatead of eeing terror-striclh en. expected they one of tho: 0% luau: Plan, In. Douinionol mdaoanwo took at you northern lighu?-BynonI nudud. 0-hlnlv. Ou-twrithl 1: now at his uuu Epvulnl Iuunvuu . "The board of control has decided to re- commend to council that free water be granted for the watering of all boulevards end ten feet back from the streets of the lawn: of all houses. It further recommend- ed that in every case where I lawn is un- fenced` the water for keeping it green shall be supplied free. It is hoped in this way to encourage the citizens to thrown down thrir fences and mnke their lawns beauti- u . - I . L, :_n,_.-_I L--- IIIII ' A similar policy might be followed here with very great advantage. Some pro- perty owners have already thrown down the fences and exposed the lawns and garden plots and so added to the attrac- tiveness of the city. Are those things noticed by the visitors? Mosh assuredly, I u n -,_,. _::..'_-._- A Long Neck hutily ding red In the olrocuon m hi forgod `and laugh Ml`. a 1` I u .. . -*}.i, w". IIIIIIII II Inn gun: was C-us - ..vvv councils should not select auditors for friendly or personal reasons. The question is not one which should he_ slfected by family on-`municipal relationship, nor by the smallness of the salary the applicant for the oice isavilling to accept. The council ies. tru"st corporation, to all in- tents and purposes, whose business is to see that the people s business is eiciently conducted. Its duty is to have the best of officials to start with. and select asauditors men who are experienced and exacting. who will not pass anything that is not absolutely right, who will insist on the books being posted and balanced, and who are capable themselves of making up a balance sheet for the information of council. Has this `been done in Frontenac? If not. `why not? The work of the special auditor-is notanticipated cud forestal|ed,but in view of what the provincial auditor has discovered in his service it will not be surprising if the government went further `with its enactments in regard to public audits and insisted that none shall be em- ployed in this work who oannot'psss an examination and obtain its license. A WISE DECISION. , This from a Toronto paper hnsnlocal and special interest : u'l|L.. L....-.I l\' nnnt-nl Ran clan-hint` in l'A. hllllrd. Ou-lslnly. Out In In noun has "Tho authors, to zhpukipovct can Iuloln quick 1 DQ010007! cxcuruou w -unwvu Wodnoodsy, Ancuct um. vi: 6 Trnnlrnnwny. Bpoducrunwmlouvo Khautuninncttcnstaznn. `Dakota QoIOo|uCnl|U'moIAu(ult11& unuoudtontun unaauuu Men. Hair Inn Shanon. 03.00: [inch 6033. I1 Iain! Uhnnl. .` ...-v . T PUBLIC AUDHING. _ " l ho1ivoioiiouoncdo by Ihoprovinoiol auditor to o Iioun county no) In dupli- cated in cog own county, and to the client that I_:ho duditiug of public book: in not; Iomctimoo. soc confuliy conducted. Tho fsctthnhcomc mcnorc oppoinlzcd when-o not export occountuxu, who how but 3 limitad knoivicdgo of accounts. and per- hapo no knovlcdgo of municipal oc- countc. in 3 reocbion upon the county councils`. which mnko than appoint- l4-.-. _--.. L- _-_.. AID WILL PLAY GHOST NO MORE. %&mwu&un'n' 1 um.-an-. An-an man. an a A Long Head 'rmI:in1Ii.Y ware. Momuu. AUG"iJs'r 9, 1397 ll"-llflly Inll ,UIDGI'(llIy. The SS. Pomemninn (Allan line). from "Glasgow for the St. Lawrence, pauod Fnno Point. Monday morning. `Lulu: IN-nlv - -A-h-Inn}. Al RI! (YA. ICKG l'Dp0I'l'l DH DOPE. IUD. The Thousand Island steamboat company carried over 7.000 pauen or: on Saturday. Mia: T.unu LV-inuhf. nf nnfnnw in n vini. carneu UV!!!` I.UUU puvluu urn uu Duuuruny. Miss Lucy Wright. of enfrew, is u visi- tor at Rocky Point camp with the Powolla. ln..-L.... ll? ll..l Anus AI l'1..nnnn..un 1': KOWOHII. Master W. McLean. of Gnnanoque. is apondipga few days in the city visiting relatives here. u:-- DA-.. 111:1--- A.....l.a.... -3 '1' I`! roumvea nore. Mina Edna Wilson. dnughmr of T. C. Wilson, has entered Brooklyn hospital to train at A nurse. 'nI_....|. I l(:.I-... .: 1\.':....:. .. ..'........:......o (run ll 3 DIIFBG. I . Frank L. Kirby, of Dobroib. a prominent. ship-building contractor. was in town on Saturday and jolterday. Thu RR. Pnmnmninn (Allan line\. from l'O|II|'I M0|'lU&_V IIIOHIHIK. John Flack. n resident of St. Cn- ohnrinea. was on Saturday morning run over by a runaway tum nnd instantly killnd, The note of Dnty to Klondike Said to Be Large. WAsH1.\'n'rox. August 9.- -Repreeent tive J. Hamilton Lewis. of -the state of Weeliington, to-day hed a conference with the treuury otcialn in regard to custom matters on the Mask in-Cenedim frontier. Mr. Levin eeid thet he lied received in-_ formation. which he deemed truetworthy. to the etfect that the Cenedien commie- aioner of cuetomn, in councii, had iuned e specie! order xing In exorbitant rate of duty on goods of every description brought hy miners entering the Klondike country by way of Wuhington. According to Mr. Lewis` information this duty wee lteen cents e pound on good: of every character. The treasury oiciele ere inclined to doubt the accuracy 0! this report, but have taken menu to eecertein the teen. l'.l1|6l`O woulu nave Dean 3 "mg mama. It. is surmised that the would-be burglar or burglars, had no larrp and, burned matches to light; up the place while on- deavoring to upon the aafe. One of those, only partially burned out. fell among the `papers on the table, or the blaze was kindled wilfully which no one knows. The rlnnnnnn rlnnn luv the hlnza. will. it What the Buy lioportcn caught :41: the F11. The recruits for the Royal military col- lege report on Sept. lot. 'I"ha Thmulnnrl Inland ntanmhnnt nommmv nnuoa. To-marrow Maura. J. Cnirnn,W. Cairns. D. Walker and W. Buahey will leave the city to work on the C.P.R. Crow : Nest Pass extension. :1... n..u....I 1.... ..-L........-I 6.-nm D.-.-ml.-_ DH` TIN Ana WIDDOF WIUD YBIIHVCI. Elijash Bouldo Glenn, of Newark, N.J., celebrated his one hundred and third birth. day on Friday. and hope: to live to out 8 vote for Br an at. the next United States pnssidentin electlon. The ntenmar New Inland Wanderer will pnmuenuu enecuon. The steamer New Inland undergo oxuanaive changes with the object of making her more cemmodioua and bob-. nor suited for the work the will be put to do by the new mnnngemenb. Ir. wnnld be worth mnnv dollars to have do by me mlnngemenu. In would be worth mnny_dollnrs to have A anap" at some of those Affected by Klondike fever in this cibj working iii the digging --u.y thawing and rubbiiig the earth. My! think of it 1 hey could'n boo 3 garden here. 'l'IIIIV$ "III IIU I-'CCl'IIW- A cu-ponhr residing in thy northern porcine of an city bu oomphmod to the unlinn that nnnnus livinl in tho neichbob 2-non 0! but may nu ooulpumlu no can list that poruoua living neighbor- ol llouuthnt min ootmeol auction onto 5 pnotioo of onulmg bonds. count- llnp and other lumbu-.. In nun! in-_ usual hie loan in lllll way has - nidcnblo. and stop: will be tchwbv 1. Milan to nppnlnnd and punish the ad` -` I . eeen spilled the tame, and. continuing his search. discovered thnt amattempt had been made to break into the sale. which is; built into the wall in the otce. A cold chisel had been driven into the space between the edge of the door and the frame in an_ en- deavor to wrenc door open. The at- tempt had been Ile. however, and the chieeletill remained where it had been driven. A heavy hammer lay on the floor. where it had been dropped by the _would-be burglar. The back door was found open, end, in the belief that the in- truder was concealed in the store, Bramah summoned aeeietance to eearch the pre- mises. P.C e Kennedy and Lawson re- eponded. but their search showed that the marauder had made his escape. A nnnl nil Innfnrn was found Aband- marauaor [I110 [DRUG (Ill! eacupu. A coal oil lantern was found aband- ing under the table on which the wrappin -pupora had been burning. and AL--- _....I.l l....... L... .. Hhin Llama -" kmuloa wluuuy Wnlcn no unu KIIUWB. The damage done by the blaze. will, it in estimated. be covered by about twenty dollars. ' '"[`" '";;:;:'.;. " W` ; mthmnu Liver and Bomb, ` V thesecutions, uriuthcloodmd 1 nonmivog n It lrnmu-Mo: `mm a rnnI|n\nn `