` viiriiivi I r ill` and 'L'acE Inser- `mm DAILY; wma; `TUESDAY. JUN}: 29, 1391. I TOIIIIII. : in nu pan-' "-"%%"'-an-'"' agar. mu ono-h|l * ,, _ _- -..v_ ~ ,----v- -.-v---am vv-u mucu- od. Mr. ,l'oator Approved of the vote, an coded 1 congratulatory ow? assuring the psrcy opposite that. ho ' not bo- dgo them any honor they might come y out at tho panic`: re action of Cumin during Hon [ublloo oltivitiu. 1--.; _ . __ , nu IVIl'llIl'I ellllllloo EIPOIIOI. Q'!'l'.\WA. June 29.--In the house yester. day, when the iboni 0! 88,000 for Sir Wil. frid Laurier s jubilee expenses vu tench. ulrprovod theb god song:-eta story ope uenri opposite :5 nrndnnxhnm um |us....n.... ..:-L.. ___. uvuvulu Izlclu up A IIIIII. OMAHA. June 2S.-Four masked men entered the Butte county bank at Belle- founohe iislerdny. and forced the cashier to hold up his hands. The safe was re- lieved ol A large smount. end the robbers rode ewey. An armed se started in pursuit. end coming up wit the robbers a light ensued. one of the robbers surrender- ing. The others escaped, but will be like- ly captured me the are at bay. The cash- ier had slammed t e vault door when the robbers entered. and Very little was taken. nun-1.1 an H] ulv yuuuruny IIIUrlHnK- An interesting wedding occurred here last week, the contracting parties being Joseph Steacy and Mrs. Healy. (widow), both of Marble Rock. After the ceremony they repaired to the residence of William Reid, where a sumptuous repent was pre- pared for them. The talent workers of the Presbyterian church have started their an- nual ice cream operations on Svturdey night. Capt. Bowen spent Sunday at home. Last night William Beatty, an old and much respected citizen passed away. He has resided here for many years and took an active part in everything pertain- ing to the welfare of the villa e. For the but two or three years he has n unable to leave his home. He was near his ninety: rth birthday when the summons came. Two Old Residents Page Away. LANSDo\\'NE. June `.'9.-An old resident of this locality passed away Friday even- ing last in the person of William Mc- Cullough. For the last nine years he has been conned to his home with a trouble- some complaint, which gradually under- mined an exceedingly strong constitution. He leaves six daughters and two sons, one of them being in Ualifornia. The funeral was hold at the Methodist church here on Sunday, and from thence to the Ebenezer cemetery. W. H. Leacock lost a valuable horse by inammation. J. D. W. Darling in building a new foundation for his hay scales. Word comes from Warburton that John Steaey s tine brick residence was de- stray ed by fire yeaterdsiy morning. An inlerm-tinny wnrldinar nm-nun-ml l..a.... S.T.J.."."; i........" u.. Aunvnx Juno 29.--_Bobort J. I 5. 1: I-.n. ..nm....-.:.. cvcLE EVBARGAINS. nuumsu. 47 Peter Contaire, of Toronto, is under ar- rest here on a charge of stealing 3:20 in To- ronto. The prisoner will go west. as soon as an oioer arrives from Toronto. uuI.urnu_y. H.M.5. Talbot sailed for Quebec this morning. There were six desertions dur- ing her stay in port. The police have been notified. -:9 1)-`-.. t`V_._L_:__ ,1 rn . ~ - unquiry Will 06 insmuuwu. In the presence of Cape. Gamble and the other officers of H.M.S. Talbot yesterday afternoon, a bailiff served legal papers on Mayor Wilson Smith, eeizimz the salary of a civic employee on behalf of a local money lender. The mayor is held responsible for the debt. both oicially and personally. The matter has been referred to the city attorney. H M H Tnlhnf. calla.-I Cam {\..nlm.. Al.:.. A Blgld Enqulry as to the Escape of Prisoners From Montreal Jisll. Mo.~;'mur., Que.. June 29. - Sheriff Thibadeau has made a report to the attor- ney-geneml of Quebec respecting the escape of three prisoners from the Montreal jail on Saturday. Governor Vallee says he has received information that one of the guards gave one of the escaped prisoners $30, supplied by outside friends. A rigid enquiry will be instituted. in Hm nrn-nnna nf Hans flnmkl- .....-I 5|... `J. L. IV. The first home seekers excursion to the Canadian north-west this season took place this morning. Only about one lun- dred left. HELPED HIM WITH MONEY. gawu 1 am. 3. '[`hn H muuu uy one mower 01 the (lead boys. Four cars of delegates to the Christian Endeavor convention at San Francisco passed through this morning, three of them from New Hampshire and one from Montreal. A car of Toronto delegates also left. `over the C.l`. R. Two cars of dele- gates from Vermont passed over the (}.T.R.. l.ll2'llVVlly TUDUBTY. Wriba have been issued against tho To- ronto gubba parcha rubber company asking damages on account of the death of George and Percy Holden killed by the ell'ecbs_ of an explosion on the premises of the com- pany some months ago. The claim is made by the mother of the (lead boys. cars of delmrnmn tn um Christian Denth of an ()mcIal-DaIognt.eI For the En- deavor Convention. TOR()NTO, June 29.--George Eakon. clerk for the counoy of York for the last twenty-t.hree years, died this morning of heart: disease, which had incapacitated him for some years. He was sixty-aoven years of age. Jnhn nnnlnn wan nanlmnnai-I C-hi`: mn-n, John Conlon was sentenced _t.his morn- ing to three years in the penitentiary for hiehway robbery. Writm hnvn honn inanaul nnminnl. Hm l`n %TA;k`YL0R 5- Another Vessel Wrecked. Vxcronm, B.C., June 29.--The well- known sealing schooner Agnes McDonald, captain Cublet. the greyhound of the Vic- toria. eet, was wrecked off tha coast of Japanyeaterduy. All the crew and 489 skins were saved. IUUIII lIUlIUUI'l|aIUU- In all, the drowned and missing include bwenl.y.ve passengers. twenty European officers and t.hirt.yt:hree natives of the Adena crew. IH BIIDUITIIIIIOLI X0!` DIIOIF 55155]. The Mayo saved nine of the Aden : pne- sengera, three of the white members of the crew and l.hirt.y-three of the natives. who form part of the ate`hrner n crew. All these persons were rescued jusu as the Aden was breaking up. The survivors of the wreck- ed steamer were brought to this port by the Mayo and are being cared for by the local authorities. 1... .1! 5|... .l.........-.! .....I ....:-..:..... :....I....l.. Ill W|l'rll'I Jnblloo lxponneo. lillnuvn I....-nn I- AL- L____, lobban Hold Up A Bunk. u. 1...... no 0-.-- _-,-I T HE TORONTO TIDINGS. ;n:s6JEo jihslsznasas. FTOIIIIII. AIQ I`A..!___ I. ,_._. J Ind A HVIII PIC-lb. ...`..':':.`.':'.:3':';..'.:;.'f." "*2 Parasols, nalt. Ior mo weary." forever, nome- where; some glad unwinding of eu-th`a\t.un- glad shin. ` Whore Justice and Mercy triumph, nnd none need complain. __ ;unuu nu 113111833. [nr0' Sun! ` ram, ' Bearing for others, he dqes plain. race. ' One who is striving, with kind , patient, _, face. nearllmlz tor others, he not com- p n n. There must be snrcease. and freedom from care. Rent for the weary. Ilvlunnn - une who is striving, kind-, , Telling in harness. thro` sunshine and ram. .... uv\:u. nu Luu, uuu no mum nor Lnenr Pam, _ Tho they are snlent, and never com-< Dlain 7 mo u_:ey silent, com- plum? Like him we often `can see, mongst our vv uu azmu ante say-such as these n_o soul- Nothmz before them, no far away ` No need for toil, and balm for I min. umru ue wuerea and tell, but he never complamed, Who shall dare say-such these have ' no umy a. nnrse, umt through sunshine and rain, Toilod for his master and did not com- plnin I Cart him away! he has pulled his last load, Over the hills, thro` the long winding road, Exhausted and bruised, and every mus- cle strained. There he tottered and fell, but he comnlninml "Eva?'u`zthiug ` down to Pricgr during our Sum- Onlya Ho :-no Driven To Death. F`. W . O.bome in Everywhere. Only a horse that lins dead in the street, Prone on the pave, `mid hurrying feet; Only a. horse, that through sunshine rain. My papa `mrked thnt suing one day, He li(-xi a rope to him, `N' with his shoes off, clum nwuy Up In 1|. sflnlighl out limb, there, when mzunma an the gmun` He twisted that oi` rope urroun To!` him he'd re.-u`hed the spot, `N tied it in a knot. `N nuunIna--rst she heard hinn she Turned half way roun"n'snled; `N then said, moli0nin' to me: `1)0n% swear lmfore the chHd;" 'N' then I run away 'n' hrung The h0nrdL N` Georgie Stout `N me stayed there,'n swung swung, Ti the nl mnnn nnmn nu! I I1 .ll.IIlr awn)`. That. swing my pa.p:1 made for me is out in our hack lot, Hung down from IL nole ellum tree -Whur slmxle is when it's hm, `N whur, hll `ruun`, the grass is green As any green could he, Excep` one atrenk that's smooth 'n' clean \\ hur George runs under me. `N then he reached n' hauled the rest Of it, n' tied it, tho, N' she looked up `n said she guessed UL that.'d pun` near do; N' pupa clum duwn close again, `N ,jumped Just like the birds, N' lit in the sticker burs. N' then He said most awful words. uuuisu uu DIIUULIDH morning. Our former pastor left for his new charge at North Augusta last week. Some of the daisy meadows are being cut this week to prevent the seed from maturing. The concert. given in the school house was a grand success on every hand. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Bedford, spent last Saturday at J. T. Taylor's. Mrs. George Horton and children spent last week visit- ing relatives at Travelysn. A number from here will attend the ice cream social- to be given on the parsonage lawn Tues- day night. Mrs. William Sheridan is visiting her parents at Port Hope. Mrs. Elijah Freeman has been s nding A week with her uncle, W. H. Ear , Philipsville. Till the bl moon come out. uuynn uuu A-nunsrl. Sovrmrox, June 20.-Mrs. N. B. Howard has returned from a week's " visit. with friends at Crosby. Mrs. J. E. Anglin and Miss Lizzie Anglin, Battersea, are visiting at. R. F. Taber-`s this week. W. Taber and sister, Blanche, of Elbe Mills, visited their parents on Sunday. John Frye is putting ups very handsome fence in front. of his new brick house. Simon Ransom is able to be around with the aid ofs cane, after suering consider- able pain from a. sprained ankle. Our new pastor, Rev. A. G. Robertson, former- ly of Escotb. gave us a very impressive dis- course on Sabbath morning. former nmumr Inft. fnr his M... Alleged Counterfelteu (lave Themselves Up and llkplalnea Their Escape. CANTON, N.Y., June 29.-Once more Flint and Mashuw, the two alleged coun- terfeiters, whose mysterious escape from Canton jail Thursday caused much excitement, are behind the bars. For three days Flint roamed the country. but in the meantime was only able to get a short way from the county prison. Like a hunted fox he turned hither and thither, but each turn found himself face to face with his pur~ euers and yesterday morning gave up the light for further liberty and walked back to the jail. Monday morning Marahaw also surrendered to the authorities. They explained their escape by claiming that they loosened the bolt which fastened the hasp on the cell door and never touched the lock. They then continued their way toward the outside world by opening the hall door with a wooden key and escaped before midnight. wen CUVOTUU up. Only two of them were ca tured, and they had been in the hospita tent for A few days and were too weak to get away. The wildest excitement reigns, and hun- dreds of people are out in pursuit. The state will offer a reward if the men are not captured. `patronage. no uuuly Lllll. nney ITO Clylllg. About twenty of the felons, seeing their opportunity, dashed past the guards, who were panic stricken. and escaped. After the guards recovered somewhat, they gob out their bloodhounds. and the dogs were got; on the trail, but; on account of the envy rain which fell, the tracks had been well covered up. Onlv twn nf thnm mm-A aunt...-m-l um! The camp in as tle lum'her mill: of Greer Broe_., and about 150 convicts from the abate penitentiary were at. work there. \ During supper the storm came up and etrnck the dining shack, demolishing it. Two of the convicts, ncgroea. were instant- ly killed by the lightning stroke; two others, whine, died from their injuries a few minutes after, and Len were shocked so badly that they are dying. About twentv nf Mm fulnnm -Aninn Hum :- -`T1 Ton Ion An Said to no DyIn:-'l'ho Storm In-not the main; lhnok - Twinty Felon Inna Thou I:usnpo-BoIng Thu 01! By loodllonndn. Cmc.\uo,Juno 29.-A Daily News special from Dakota, Gm, says : During A terric thunderstorm lighbmug struck A convicb camp near here Suriday night and no u re- Inlt four convicts are dead. Ten are dying snd twenty escaped during the panic which onnnod. ML- ..-..... :_ .. u - I.___ ,_ , ,.-IL I n sou srnucx A convict camp [gunk KILLED BY um WALKED BACK TO JAIL. A th \ I .:-j--|-T Soperlon Affairs. 1.. .4 an II That Swing. .... ....-... __..)_ IN GEORGIA. Lj- JOVFLIES} n. _I. d t. enr nwh that-3 ' , Ioudclook ,0: uonno of tho I nnnrinuhh. `iloihntu-van-van: mu ohn;ua lmod. Imam. Juno 2I.--Nioo man; have hdnlrlllod ,lId _ HI 75 . uuun -mou Ina lnlny omen tho call: of 9 church . wall I up gm not ofclldod . __ ". . Ernuttoivn IQIIOI NOCOI. Enxuls-nowx Snnort. Juno 28.-Junu Doyle : force of men an jubilulag our tboirroul work this weak. Goorpfoh wud is building an addition to HI homo. - That black horse Ind top buggy in n rogu- lu viueor. Orton Anny and wife huge arrived and ban he Fred Lnidloy n intercom in the gt-Goofy urinal. We with than uucoeu. Fred. Dal bu ` rcbuod a line nnwnnnd nun-inbh 'l'-- 'l-- Near Cornwall. Consw.u.r.,June 29.--'I`his section of the country has been badly overrun with tramps this summer. and they seem to grow bolder every day. Chicken most and ' garden robberies have been very numerous and in many cssee lumen wives. whose husbands were in the fields. were frighten- ed into feeding the lazy knights of the road. Last week a small army of "bo- boee were camped in a grove eset of the -..-7 .-.u- nun III town and near the (}.T.R., and nix empty ' lager beer kegs found in one spot show that they were not dying of thirst. One day they killed a well grown cell belong- ing to e farmer and routed it whole. Alter feasting on the fetted calf they eold lte elrio and bought more lager. On Thuredsy G. T. R. Detective Holmu with the local oieore arrested seven trumps at the depot. and v of these two were ltnt down for two month each, end two others got one month each, The counties council have decided to pro vido a stone pile and hammers, sod Alloca- ricmd prisoners will be made to work hard breaking stone, or be put in s dork cell on reduced rations. v The Knmm of the Rand now". nub..." NA;-v (Va.--.-._n .... ....... .... vu , vvn I 150 the newest Paris Veilings in black , and colored, from 10c to 36, just half for- : mor price. I I [220 dozens Ladies` Silk Gloves, in blue]: and colors, 1% pm. M A. Dllltlliu UUCIV PIIHOEIIT. 138 Ladies Shirt Waiete. The very lat- est. styles in make and materials, detache- ble collare and cuffs. Former price $1.25, $1.50, 81.75. Wednesday all one price, 89c each. This ie the greatest shirt waist: chance offered yet. l':r\ AL- __-.-_L 11,, 2. tr no I - 150 handsome Shirt: Waim in prints. lawns and grass linens, stylish collars and cuffs (with not of studs). These goods where inglrfled to tell for 75c, 90c, 81 e each. W osday all one price. 50 cents each. PREPARE FOR DOMINION [At the Great Executons" Sale Special Sale for This Week in PRETTY FANCY MUSLINS and other Fabrics equally dainty for Dresses or Blouses. OUR PARASOLS are all the newest designs--White and Colored Silk, with Frills, also Shot Effects. ' You will appreciate them. Call and see us. Waldren & Mader, and Prices. M KELVEY & BIRCH KILLED THE I;-'ATTED CALF. RE FRIGERATORS, 6BRBHI'8_HAWAHE, JOHN LAIDLAW & SUN. . . - It pays to dalat 1 ValanoieIin%es All Sizes or the Late P. J. WALSH S Stock on Wednesday we will offer the following Special Bargains : Erin!-`I1 ?!l\l'\ -5:;-a ....... u D-`AI: Successors to J. M. RICHMOND & CO. 2c yhrd. or ` 5C u u- `I 114 PRINCESS ST. \1Valsh s.rd';;tm;i;m. JUST RECEIVED. - : 32' n and solicit 69 and 7| Brock Street. It pays to deal at Laid|aw s. EXTRA GOOD VALUES. ' 24c dozen yards. ` 35c 40c per dozen yards. 50c _ `C CCCO II I IIHO King- CCCO lce-Cream Freezers, Water Coolers. Gas and Oil Stoves, a. . my -I-o:n3':Vh`m` nrivuzillil 1111.: FPnn.4::!n.rnu. Juno 2D.-ln'. iugon .n ooloud` Imus. _ _ slave in Virginia, dldll ` ` ' "` 1`.""1hn .. . 53:3" '95 'i'd'1'-' no oi; Inow :1-"."e :.-.-.2-'33.. I.-&5. .'*..: I kdow. ho!v_._ 1115...` iteiebmed WARWICK Pneumatic Cushion Frame Bi- cycles $85.; .l.CUNNlN6HAM'S I 0901015 an-you---n-on-u -`)"`_L I an eouo hm; .33: $1.34.. .Qno'I'$ 23')"-`ts1'.'.`s`.": .."n.u..` ` i'?3`.`;'au`5" 04': I-31; ,InorIlu.lI3so An: In . Illll l!4lllUl'0luCI'lX- ' , _.r Also in Uonta Linen C0"l|'l, 3 for 209 ; Men's Elastic Brnou. loo: Mon : Whine Shin-ta. 42c ; Men : Merino Box. loo ; Men's Fancy Regatta Shim, 500 ; Mon ! Underwear, 500 suit. Hundreds of bu-gain: all over the homo. m-nuuug nnnuuuu : *- I In Ladies Belts. Hundkorchioll, Collara. Houiery. Gloves and Ties, Ribbons, I409: and Embroidorioo. , Al... :. t1-..o-I I .'..-_ n_n__- n L- nn- Iuuru uuu nun alcoves, Iron: 10 each. 800 psirs oftbe mono celobmtod Ladle! Corsets in American, French and Canadian makes, will bonofd at tho oxago goal) on Wednesday. ` -`- SPEOIAL BARGAINS Tn l..A:.-u thus. `l.t_-.l|.-..-Lz-n_ n,u_,,_ we own on vveunuuay. 300 dozens Ladiell Summer Vesta. in short and Ian alcoves. from 70 each. Rm) hair: n 0.5. Inn-nah ...I-I...-;-.a r-.n..I 20dozens Indian Knot and Bow Ties, 10 each on Wednesday. . 300 dozens Lndinh Hnnmmnv vnntn In how down to perfect- u annuooo ` "ID M luolui`no' ..(.w 115} Instant nko{llllAx....l`ll E Uni n.u......................ooo Banana! ..........l2 moan; nu uuuuo. nnulutnu Jung- II_. `I COMMERCIAL to Paint and Paper if . . . We have the know In. matting up berries, flitl. vogettbles, etc , if , in Stransky_ Steel wgu. Granite or Ag.1te- The handsomest, Jwagring and purest ;' _ ._ _ Luiade. The qual- ~ `makes our prices look -Illa ! . In your houurifyou ulonnr Benonboors. ` Window Scroo1_u. All . .I.._-AI . _ _ * _ -_ and we]- ' 4' 11...`..- nA__.A- ~ ` VVIIIIUW DUI'U'IIUo I than at low prices. ii a_, Qarfotyiof make: at , . 'whoiesak: prices. IT IS 966006 , . um nun oulvluull inn: uuaqIllrIi0l'8 s Y6` can make your own Ico- Illco Itr--Inmu. and have but your mono} 0. 8. Whit I King-son townahip, Ind yoilivi s mom. We hm 0- fr -5 wt-`Mimi;-tdmvgzgiu ' '3 9" 5" `W "-75- `.1 ; mm wolghodnanroo ;....'.',.'..`.'.. Tb; ` Inn own on hi: on around. . Ynuz G-II IIOW. BICIIUH s-.a........ nuns. no Jl. II'.'.`lcId` lunllvihhsaufu 13: Q` . `/14 . Jnnutnvu loot: ' Nut "hilt." edition. Ohm-oh 0! lug- 'In_d Pastor and gun Book. jut redw- st ., R-.UI|' i -___.. _ rtvrlvilllu In flit}. hon Angola Herald. Auction 5 cheap Inn has con- vcnuludjoiu tlnohmh In boginoto nlblulol up II nthorhy on that kind dplofxlqllnlladbvvl. [Mug `rho tun Tublo. All tho 0.1`. R. engine: fanning botwoen this city. Toronto and Hontnool. no using tho K. 8 P. can toblo on tho round house` w`lIi|O |o'II`blo at tho color dopoo in ydng Ionolrod. ~ Illll I13 Vdlll IIIIC 0.11% C jun gown ground. ~ , "An Local Oloon. Adjutant Bjorn. uhtil recently in charge of the Snlnon army rescue work in To- ronto. sud Liout. Currie. loom tho Pater- boro gun-it-on. have boon tnmforrod no the local Salution Anny hndqurura. v No 1`:-not scoured. Mudongcr Bu gins. of the Royal mili- tary oollogo, In 0 A tour of both shores M Mr down A: Rudd : quarry in Ionrch of IO miuinz butlnr. Juhn Mnnrmnnh hut. I lady : Wheel $40. ,3 I Gena: Wheel $40. L n Lady's 3:00 Wheel for $65. aeentfs Wheel $60. u ur mum noon in Ionrch of the mining butlcr. John McCormack, but was unable to nd the nlighteuc trace of him. It In lured be but been drowned. ungu I Klyu I'll! DEIIIIPU. There is a great demand in town for the lowest denominations of thojubiloo postage stamps and big price: are being o'ered "for those that cannot be obtained through. In channels. This morning one- u stamps were cold for seventy-ve me each. U VIII! Ill! 10 IJOIIE`Go F. B. Hqndersomprincipal of the separate schools, has sent in his rssignstion to the board. His object. in doing this is to an- able him to continue his university course lending to higher degrees. He proved him- self; capable official and gave the board every sst.isfs_ct.ion. aunv nuns l:|u' rlrll ruuco. A communication from the Picton nano- cintion football teem, received this after- noon. nnnounoed thut the club had default- ed to the Kingston nggregntion, as a team could not be secured owing to the high school examinations being in progress. Kingston end Deaeronto are tied for first place consequently. - anus sv-luv vpurnssul . W. Nicholls. V.S., performed success- fully : most delicate case of veterinary sur- gery a few days ago. Some time back a vsluable horse belonging to H. Ritchie. a farmer livin near Babcersea, injured its spine. . An :1 aces: formed and necrosis set. in. Dr. N icholla found it necessary to cut sway three portions of the transverse pro- cess of the spine, which operation be com- pleted successfully. and the animal is now rapidly recovering. J.-.._.._j._.;_.. -an wnu an npplu. Leah evening two boys were amusing ,themoelv'eo on Brock, street by throwing green apples at. each other. One of the missile: ew wide of its intended mark. and struck a bicyclist on the back of his "neck. The boy who had thrown it took to flight. gthu uioynlisb uraued him, linnlly cnptvuicd him and tool: him to the police amnion, where he reported the occurrence. The boy was called before Chief Horsey this morning, and alter having been od- moniahed, was allowed to go. Postponed Until September. A meeting of the ,horticulbursl society was held lash evening to discuss the pros- pecuof success of Lhe contoxiiplsted sum- mer show. The members could not see their wny clear to hold A successful exhi- bition owing to the lateness of the sosson and the consequent: scarcity of fruit and owers. It was decided to postpone the exhibition until September. and to exhibit. owers. fruits, fine arts. ladies needle- work, vegetables, obc., and make the affair one of mammoth proportions. III III! vuuucru. By permission of Lienu.-Col. Smith and oicorl the band of the 14th P.W.O. Ries will render the following programme in Muodonald park (chi! evening at 7:30 o clock (wacbhar permitting): March .. . . . . . ..Endymlon" . . . . ........I)evu-y Oye:-cure ...Romantl ua........Ke|er Bela Value... ..EstudlAnt nn.......Wnldteufel Fantasia .1-Hntoval i-lcouen ..0rd. Humn Polka .. ..St.mIencn.... ....Cooco Arin.. .. .Sleo of Corinth ...llouuinl IuIerme_7.:o. .. Run-e.. ..l`1-nnlle (hlop . . . . .. ` urillon. Leutner Baclmontal Much . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. "God nva the Qnnnn " past we or UWOIVO yearn. Decoued was ,a pensioner from the im- POVIAI service, having served in an English ggimonli before being transferred to the yIlCensdian riee. in which regiment he oolitipletad hie twenty-one years of ser- vice. e was a native of Ireland, a Roman Catholic and I member of St. Patrick : society. A peaceful. law-abiding citizen, he had no enemies, but every man was his friend. He was aged ei bty years. and lesvee A wife and one dang ter. Robinson) B_ros., -.n._A._'. 1.--..- ___ ..., lluuldll III I DlII'IU- IIIIIlIIF l Patrick Cooney, a characteristic gure well-known around the city for more then twenty-ve yeere. yesterday passed over to thegreet and ever rowing silent major- ity. Deceased resi ed at the corner of Johnston street and University avenue for it great number of years until the site was required for the erection of n more modern dwelli 3 than the one heoocupied. He moved to at! street, just west of Bar- rie street, where he made his home for the past ten or twelve years. D!l$lA(` um; 2 nnnninnnr from tho im. rflll WHO pfillliu 1'00 IIIIICO pl'0- gummo concluded with I clog-dance and n jig. the latter 3! which way won by one o! who rod-oontad guests. The nuns 0- mens committoo and the M.W. of glue lodge. J. Ga:-ver. deserve the highest. cre~ dis for the able manner in which` they ca:-iod ouhtho atfuir from beginning to on . _ Pleeeall Inn A: Lake Ontario run . Lllt Night. The 'Prent.ioe Boye hop eh Lake Ontario perk lent evading use a mono greoifyin cocoon. `L The committee of menegemen meliudle neat prot. thorn in abundance enjoyed a very plenunt outing, and there wee nothing to mar the hermon n! the pro- ceedings from beginning to on . A. Neil- eon u orcheltrn supplied excellent music for the dancers. who indulged in bheir favorite emneemenu. until use break-up of the eeir. A number oi visitors from camp Bern-ineld wne m-neat. The dance nm. IIIIIl'. A IIIIIIIDOF 0| VIIIBOH ITOIII Bun-ioold were present. The dance pm- Irnmma unnalndad with n t!ln9.rInnl-n And 1- U. UIIU) , DBHCIHIIBEBX. To-morrow night should tonight he wot. THE 'PHENT|0E BOYS HOP. Pnrlounou In rm}. nh nan-nhl ' __.L_-. _. .j__._._ Arc Tlod For Flat Pl-1-ace. .._ ._._.. Blgh Prlyo lot Stamps. 3. - ..._..L .I.._._) 1, A- llo mu Go To college. :....a....._ ..-._-._,- ,2 n -5.0 IL`. A_;)ol|oM;; Operation. ..L..I|- Ir a -,_n-,,,,.,u Death or Putrlck ooonoy. .5 (`A-n-.. .. -I..--..-s..-: Hit With An Apple. nninm 5...- L--- -_._.. 1 March . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "God Have the Queen. T. 0. Carey, Bzsndnmster. ...... ..:_.I.A. -I__._|.I A- _.:,,|.- L _ . .1'nntoval Hcone. ,. ..St.mlencu . . . . .. ..S!eo Corinth.. Bnnd Concert. - pvu.1\ .......Devn-y ...Ke|er .. Wnldteufel . . . . . . ..Cooto . ..R.ouuini Ixwrnnunlnmoni Ind oxonciao. lhta sinus in about tho I time he can ioindnadtorunin an o.nn|cooxt`n-I onunry mthodn an and. `so -:."...".: ' "" "' '"'"'....a;':'..": Iv-nan;-null 1 .aa1.nc. of BLOIBSE warsrs .5; Prices. ~ ` - ____:;:__.._a_ lull llu Ilrpc `lino Yuri. Iluoxi lllehikluno 20.-'l'ho dodiii In 0. y pun on:--the otnnp one at . am. 8 hnnot. two uiloo north-Inn cl Duuvillo. who has Ihpo continuously hr than yarn. cxeopt when anhnd Io uuivrnonriolunenc `and exercise. mun .nIImhAhm:t u Inna:-I n....L..'..... Elgar`-. up u::dpII'Uol llIll::: oanugmd London, Iago _ 1..am."A'L... Bmtol and uloblzr capo in (at I hit shun. --nnn-_..., -_. _, Ship-onto or cheese. lloxrnnn. June 29.-`-Up to date exports an may ahead of Int your. and consider- ably shove-the your pravimu. ,Accordin to onoimnten undo this 'morninn. Montrea bu no for this your aunt. 374.492 boxes to the other side. against 1,452 boxes [or 0-0 oorroppondin `E-fofgu I890. or an in. nap in favor o y r of 83.040 boxes. Dluina the nut. wank tlnnn o... .s..... uuung me put. wool nluthnnuo staun- culds thin taking out our 83 330 bozo. The G pat-Go! thinwn consigned to Liverpool nnd London. but 01...... 5...." "`:a ;$"?&;';s.".i3?m3 Dating put. wool: thnnun Oll III! thin nm-t taking mu. m... on can Great lmprovounentll. O'|'l'AWA, J_une `. 9.--'l`he Roman Catholic archbishop : palace hero is to be enlarged and improved. Between 815.000 and $20.- 000 will be spent on the work`, which is to go ahead at once. The plans have been` drnwnb canon Bouillon, who is a ret~ club are iwcc, and has designed nearly all the Roman Catholic buildings in this dio- oeee. A feature of the improved puilding will be a lame reproof mils for the sale lxeepin of the archives of the diocese. .The pa nee authorities are also talking or putting a lnndaome new front on the Ba- silica. nrw county, aunuay, L Vell worn by Hmre Regnett. aged twelve, was ignibodacciden- tally by acandle bearer. The child was enveloped in an instant in flames. The veil and clothing of a little girl named Denner also caught line. A panic in the crowded church was imminent, wlierrgm Mrs. Frank Reinlr, of Buffalo, and Mrs`. Regnott. reized the burning children and put. out the flames with their hands. The Regnetb child is so terribly burned than she can hardly recover. Miss Donner : injuries wero alight. Mrs. Rein]: wm. vnrv i....u., unruly nscover. Ml?! uennera ll )_]ul`lI'.l slight. Mrs. Roink_waa v`ry badly burned abou__t the hands and ;r_ms. pun wm unaoumeaiy prove samlacbory. Orders have been issued lengthening the hours of the clerks employodin the Winni- peg post. office, with extra Sunday duties added. It; is understood the clerks do not object. toextra hours each day, but they do protest. against being compelled to work on Sunday without; additional allowance. Their van: :ugm Fire. Looin-bin`, June 29.--l)uring children o day an St. Mary : church in Swormsville. Erie county, Sunday, a veil by mre Reqnett. seed twelve. was ionimd nnnirlnn. Umbrellas I Clluyu A gentleman connected wibb the project in authority for the sbatornenl: that not only will the line be located this fall. but that some grading will be: done should the offer beaccoptable. He nayatheclauee guar- anteeing permanency of the rates agreed upon will undoubtedly satisfactory. Ordora have been innnd lnuat.hnni.m Hm The New A'l-r Line lhllwnv. VVI.\'NIrl-zu, Man., June 29. - Premier (lreenway has gone to Crystal city for a few days. It is understood details of the Era ibion of the company. which wants to ui d an air line railway from Duluth to Winnipeg. have been placed in his hands. and that the quotation will be taken up by the abinet. on the premier s return bu the city. A ......Ll.....-._ --..__--;_J W, 'A', .1 IIUU IIIIUHIU UK M16 WBOK. The crew ef the captured American schooner Competition, and several other Anericansincarcerated in" the Cubanss fortress. Havana, will be tried in public on July let. The hearing will be before civil judges but judgment will be entirely based on the declarations previoully made within these walls. . +1 UUP'- Another unsuccessful effort was made at high water this morning to haul off the stranded SS. Turret Buy also ashore at Gentilly. Que. In is not`. expected the vessel will be got off by the tug: until water rises somewhat which will be about the middle of the week. 7|... ....-... .4 L. --__A..._-.x A__-_:-._ K IYUIII Vlllzlllu William H. Copp. of Chicago, at.l:empte(l to kill hin wile a parents yesterday. He shot Dr. Rankin and then commenced to beat. him. He also pounded Mrs. Rankin and her daughter. destroying one of the indies eyes. Some remen overpowered Copp. Annlhnr nnnnr-nmmfnl nnu-I-. um: vnnzln no IUIIUTU. Mayor Skinner ie the choice of the peo- pie for the oice he fills, therefore he should show no partizwnnhip in tho selec- tion of officials. He should sol: a good ex- ample and break the deadlock by refrain- ing from voting. illinm `J (`Ann nf nhinnnn nl>nu-nnh-.11] GU. UIHI (IH8 IJHITII EIIVQU HIYHUUII Bllngly, The household effects of J. H. Linton, Lower Bag-at street, were sold at auction by J. H. Mills yesterday afternoon. and to- morrow Mr. Lisbon and family will leave for Toronto, where they will reside in future. \I........ GI.:..___._ :_ LI._ ._L-.'__ -1 LL- ___- II PUBIDIUII Wlbll ll BIUCTITIC ugnra company. A derrick on the roof of a new building at Atlanta, Ga., fell yesterday. knocking three workmen from a ecaold on tho ninth story. Two of the men were instantly kill- ed. bnb the third saved himself etrnngly, The hnmmhnlrl nhotn nf J H Linrnn VUT3 FUIVIUUB `NIH. ` A. O. U. W. excursion to Uammoqno on July 1st. Steamer leaves Folgar's wharf M210 a.m. Fare, 35 cents; to Brockville, 50 cents. I.` I1-..L_:..l. I_L_ -: LL- II_'_.__A__ I!_,LA_ JU UUHIIH. E. Htu-trick, late of the Kingston light, heat; and power company's employ, leaves tonight for Chabham where he has secured a position with an electric light. company. A darrinlz on hhn rnnf nf a mum hnilnlimy ,-.v._.._;v_._ juwj ' nlnlnfl. oouinon. Olallon. $73-'7 BA0OT'8TREl'l'.L: UII IAIICIII UNIT. ' A young woman living on Alfred street was bitten by a mot-quite a few evenings ago and for several days her case was a very serious one. A n [Y W nvnnv-nu'nn Onllnnnnnnnn nn III : ` B. Aaselstino has improved the appear- ance of (Jarrett. street by building a boule- vard in front of his property which faces on that street. . Watortown exburaion, July lab. One or four days. Steamer leaves Folger`s wharf at 5 a.m. sharp. Bee bills. 17.. pnhlrnnn has rntnrnn from philndnl- EU U 3.1!]. annrp. D00 Dllll. E. Peterson has returned from Philadel- phia. Pa. For some months past he lled the post. of foreman on the dredge Brook I n. YR, Ansmlnhinn Inn imnrnvm] than nnnnAr- IJIIH I.IlUI'l||lIg ` The finest assortment of ladies shoes in the city at Abernethya. Qtmnrf. mhmlnnd nninvimr his: nnmmnr IIIIU Ullly RU l1UGl'nUHy 5. Stuart Sunerland enjoying his summer vacation with his parent: here left to-day far Chabham to resume his bank duties t, are. llI..5-..A....... _..'........2.._ T..I.. 1.1- A... A-. 08111 5 I'll III I III? UUIUU.Vl|L`Js , 1 AND THE NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF I-`A8!-HON. Very Latest from olty And Oontlnent -`l'Ise Gathered Lines 81 Reporters `And tho World'e Neil Wired '.I'p IIIO Ccnndlan Prue Women : bicycle boats at Abernethy e. To-day is the ieetival of Sts. Peter and Paul. Dr. and Mrs. Connell are visiting in To- ronlo. Boys running shoes cheap at Aber- nethy'q. Amaneanilla deapgtch re rte that the Cuban chief, Jesus Rabi, is end. The Iloop Glad Tidings is loading shin- gles at. Rnthbun & Co's wharf for Clayton. Remember the A. O. U. W. excursion to Gannnoque and Brochville on July lat. at 10 e. m. V William F`. Hoey, New York, the well- known play actor, died at seven o'clock not 3 largol!lIsnIser`lere1'=vl.oet--.Il~e New II,IdQIo Ab". JIIM 29.--'l'he. Indlen govern- ments steamer Mayo, sent: out in search of the missing steamer Aden. from Yokohama on April" 28th win Colombo, and Aden for London. which was last heard of when leaving Colombo on June In for this re. has returned here. and re- porte that I. 0 Aden Wu-3 a total load off the nlnml of Secotrn. at. the eastern extremity f Alricn, during the morning of J une 9th. The Aden carried shirt -four passenger! from China and Japan. he captain of the wrecked steamer, some of her oilloers and crewand seven white passengers wereswepb overboard and drowned. Soon alter the run ashore. Eight lady ngera, nine ehil ren. bwo oieere and a few of the Aden cre succeeded in getting away from the wreck in in boat. but. they have non been heard of since and little hope, owing to the bad weather which has since prevailed. is entertained for their eafety. Tlm Mnvn nnvnrl ninn nf hhn Arlnn n mn- I [U [H I. . play actor, this morning. 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