Daily British Whig (1850), 4 Feb 1889, p. 1

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HOWAI` & SKINNER. gnu. Inn K with All) * C:u`v nncuun. I-` `a Book. k street. ` Kin-nlnn. ` l..|l| ICII 'IIU IIUUIIIIBU IIU HHS Kllilfll UI "H3. _ "So I fulluwed himto San Francisco, tak ing my children. I lived with him for sev- eral months, meanwhile writing to several clergyman in New Zenland, through Arch- bishop Almeny, nf_ Sum Fru.nciaco. to uncer- tain if Mr. Hopes`: story was true. They discovered that it was true, and they wrote me that Mrs. Hopes was living in Dunedin with three children, And was employed in a store there. uQ,....., .. ............ ..l........ .` .... .1 I...a......... KHC IIHKUI` UK HCUIVII H5 "I8. I didn't believe Mr. Hopes`; etutgmegt: I had always been jealous of him. He did .3; great deal of portrait painting for ladies. Ladies wera consmmtiy in his studio. I believed that he wan not true, and that he had left rue lmculnaa he was tired of me. n\`.. I o`..II.....n.l hi... on \`.... l.`.............,. |..I. UIPIU.ULIU"a He wrote me that ho haul just received a letter from Elizabeth I. Hopes in Dunedin, New Zealnud, tkt aha Wu his wire and had three children by him, and that he haul left. me for fear that `if it l)('lMll known 1 ` was not his legal wife people would point. the finger pf acorn at me. I |ll|ll\`f lu-lln\'9 Kl! l nfnfumnnf UEIHIVIUIUV. In the nummr of I883." Mrs. Hopes Ilid, Mr. Hopes disappeared, and it was `some time bctore I learned where he was.` M father found out that he hurl gone to Su1Franciaco. I wrote to him asking an explanation. l[n -rnfn Inn lhnf hn Inn` {Au} luuu.:lIn1` u W`! `L I ll behaviuur. uI._ AL- ryuuug-)*' 3 wen u! Ill) uumcu Ul uniuugu. Min Rooney was married to John Hope: in August, 1879. For It time Hqpes lived in Chicago, and he was an utfectioimte hus- band, and his prosperous buaineua as u pur- trqt and luuiiacupe painter aifuralqd him ll. good living. In ItS3 his nmnner toward his wife changed In ticeuhly. Mr. and Mrs. Hopes then had two children, and his wife ,wI.n at K Inns H1 exnlnin tho nhnmu: in hip: tears to me eyes u: uiuue wno m-am IL. Mrs; nmrried an artist, ind alter boariug him`.vo pretty children, discovered that her huuliunll was ulremly married and his wife was living undivorced in Australia. . Mrs. Hopes was richly dressed, and an ex- pensive seal suck was one of the articles of `her apparel. She is the daughter of John Rooney, I well to` :10 citizen of Chicago. Min Runnev was mlrried to Jnhn Hnnen wuon l`lo~Learned She Wu sm|,iLIvIng Ho Let: Him sagoml lieI|nnno-lJrond- In: DluzI`uce--lrom Bad to `Vane--A scandalous Com!!! | n 0! Tlalustu. Unucu.-0, Feb. 4. -.\lrs. Agnes Emily Ho ea poured a. lulu --I woe in"tu the ear of Ju 3:: Collins to (lily before she got I. di- vor._;e_ gm] it w. n. story which bruught tears to the eyes u: those who heard it. Mrr Hnnah|1nxL|`1`ied an nrtint mind unm- HE MARRIED AGAIN BELIEVING HIS FIRST WIFE TO BE DEAD. /LiE)'s FULL or 1ES IAIR. February 0th.'7Ih. 8th and 9th. Huh-I each day at ll sun. and 2:2!) um. ; also 4-n-ning aaleal 72!). Terms cash. On View Tm-sdnv. ' Auctioneer. MAKING A CONFESSIUN. _.)ea men "III LII! l.'IIlI(lFCll. ` at 8 lots th explain the uvinnr Ihttlrll Iron lutnou. n- L Ifn Avlnn nnhlnl L War In so-ma` Africa. n-|. ; ll A'IIAl,_ Illllcf IUWHJVU , change in his nrvu-nu wu -- a-y--vu-u no----v Guuxoqvn, Fob. (.-78ot;u-dny. Zia: palatal llluu. Jung! 'luruct. J.l .. died. aged 00 years. For any you Mr. `for- nor Wu tho loading Inoralunt In this lo- nnlltv. . lor cry out III! Iulumquu. Ion woman and hard wood :0 lowest prlou. go to Cnwlou-d'I. foot of QIIOOI nroot. n vuucu uu - muuuwwyo Dlxvtu, Col, Feb. 4.-AI-Nnrth Denver to day, on the Bottle motor line. I our ao- lng down I also 0 boonmo unmumgm slut and duh. down the hill lofty miles an hour. Non tho bottom the our jum d the tract ad was Imuhod to stoma. ha our vu |lod with puoplo. I of whnm were wounded. LDC l'.PIy 0| (DC PITIIIIIT II II!!! IIIUWII. Sir Georg: inland: to inquire Into `thc grain an ply question in the North-Wont and tr 0 relation: with the United Sula. ole: ltocnrrllng I Pnollo Mail servin- Tho Condition ol tho CIIO. 0'l'l'AWA, Feb. 2.-A!ter the house roee lut night Sir George Baden Powell hui an interview with Sir Jonn Meodouelci and Sir H. Leugevin and eubmitted I propoeel from the British government for I fortni tiy in- stead of monthly Pacic mail ee visa to China and Jepnn, for which the Britieh min~ later: Are prepared to give |00,(`(X) if the dominion will give 25,000. At present the reepeotive mm: ere 45,000 and l5.000. the reply of the pmnier in not known. Hir (hm-an inland: to innuire into `tha _--. SH ERLO0K'8 MUSIC STORE, 231 pnmomss s'rmIm'r. Thomu Toy, aged 18, Wheeling. W. V: , told the neighbors that M! half sister hnd * died during tho night. lnveuiguion show- ed the the little irl hul been uuultod and beaten to dont . Toy confused and Inn. ulnla` Illll UGIGUKI wu gnolod. Lnsrm mun oi Auurn. The British nailing schooner: Walter L. Rich and Pnhndor were seized Saturday nigh; by the revenue cutter Rush in Drakes` Bay. I few mi|ec,from Sun Francisco. It wu Inspected they had been smuggling V opium. Thnmgn Tow nan!` IR. \\ hoaIimr. `V. VI _ poopu are excueu. There is talk nf I betrothnl of Prince Emnnuel. eldest non of the Duke of Arms, and nephew of King Humbert, to Arch- dnchenu Margaret, dunghter of Archduke Charles Lnun of Auotrin. 'm.- n-:.:-|. -....I:.... ...|..........-. \\'.lom- I, con new cnun-n. Nine barn: have recently been burned in (`arroll county. 5111.. by incemliuriea. A number of farmers hnve received notice: that their burns will be destroyed, and the pooplo excited. There in helix nf I lnetrotlml Prince IIVC UIOCK WUIU KIIICII. Sarah J.. widow of Henry G. Lattimer. Plnineld, N. J.. died yo.-ale-r-lay, lcnvinu n. ` fortune of 8l.00(),()00. She was a great ` philnnthrnpial, anal had just given 840.000 to; new churn-h. 31:..- 3...--- L.-..- --..-..oI.. l..... L...-.....l :.. F- I out and loft It d ndolzudr, rand nl ln'::p:|:. 1:000 UUUIUCT IIIJIITCCI. N A live stock train on the Chi:-Ago anul Al- ton ruilrnld `um ed the track. Six cur: J_ P went over A bridge, and twelve were thrown down All emhanlunent. About. half of the live stock were killed. u..._._L I _.:.L_._ ..A` ll .... .. 1' I ..sl.....-. ` wen: lynx an Iv burg. PA. Six 1 number Injured. A live lm-Ix tr on I Cnlrge U1 Iorgery. Rnulnncl and tlermnny have mnr-lmiecl an alliance similar to Anglo Italian convention. having for its object the protection of the northern seas and ports. The boiler of the towlnnts Return and Two Brother: exploded, while the vessels were lying in the Allogheny river, Pitta- l n.. peraona were killed, and I Inlnnlmr Inillrnni 'l MIC l'Nl)Il('lU.VI`2l) has l`l"eIVII1 untruqn nouu from the llin--tors of the llrlclllll of Ar! and MnllfI|(`ll1|l`4, Yuknhnulm, I0 arrange vhe ubovv for sale by nuvtiun nl nmlct mm. Patrick Malloy, nne of the witnesses who testified for the Timra befure the Parnell commiusion. has been nrrelted at Liverpool l on I charge of forgery. Fmrlaml Ami . larnnnv hon ! vnnr-lmiml nn Uuue CK lIlI|IlIIlIgI Hull IvUI'.'KI IpH PUIC-U. Prince Bismarck is threatened with para- Iylia. His attendant physician fears par- tial paralysis of the tongue will immediately aiict him. " l)..a_l. I. |l..Il.... A... Is` oi... .n3o....-..m .--LA owner porlnnl Ill urea. . Thp gale undluy was general throughout England and Ireland. Much damage was done to building: and telegrnph poles. Prinnn Riunmrvlc in thrnntonv-d with nnrn. SIR GEORGE POWELUS MISSION. norm. ` Two more deaths from small pox have occurred at the county poor house, Syra- vunn N \' Lune, .V. 1. By the derailment 4 tumma the engineer other per-om injured. Thu anla `Zundnv was The plca 1-! the Morning Puparn Am! tho Very Latent` 'l`elxrnunu. There wasalneuvyfallnf snow in Berlin on Saturday, accompanied by a thunder IYl\I'"L IIIWH 3 (lQfC?pI.lUll. This nccumplislied villazin is of highly respectable parentage. lreiug the son of 1):`. John Hauler, of Lewishurg. \\'.Vu. He will soon be sent to Nashville. where he will he kept in closer connement, than before. He hml been allowed to work nu 1: milroml luring his previous imprisonment and thus, muulo his esvnpe. Wny [U UH umrrleu LU lHU UCHIUCII EH 1. The otficers had heard of his intentions and hnsmn-I the arrest in order that they might pron-v.L themnsunmmtion ofthe B(:0|.lll- lr deception. Thin nr-nmnnliuhml vinain in nf hiuhlv yfr U111, (H UHU lMl(lT&'55 uuu t. XL'("Hl'l I UHIL` cation, and hzul wooed and won the heart of g_;'()|mg Lima} (2s old, Migs Maud Bonus. When stopped by the nlhcers l Hauler was dressed in his best attire. on his way to be married to the deludml girl. 'I'hn nia-urn had h.-an] nf his inn-ntinnn xnudsron nsrgpy _A8_S_0G|AUON: UUI VIC`, Hull HU IE LIUVV IUIIKCU Ill GUI. fhe arrest. was made iu Lhu nick ut lime. H`unlur is nymlng man only tweur)-three years chi, of fine mlelress and exue-lie-I I edu- mninn Alli] hzul wnnml nml vrnn tho heart. hf pwu. Thg: defence put in a plea lhut'Hanler was It re,-presun'.ativc and 4,-unespumlent nf the Harman detective agency, and pronf to that c act was introduced. An soon as tlw court udjnurlwd Wuggener and Smith re-urrestml Hauler on the charge of being an escaped convict, and he is now lodged in ganl. 'r|\n nrnauf uxnu Inariu in H\.- nia-k nf Hint- IIIIHU UVUT HIIICU. ' When the ollicers met Hauler he quickly submitted and gave up his piswl. To gain Lime to secure is requisition from the gov crnor, when the iilertity of Hauler as the eacnped convict was p oven. the officers had him tried on 8 warrant for carrying conceal- ed degmlly weapons. Able counsel was em ployed, and after a. trial the jurv l.llVl(l(.`(l in opinion and the court. xed the lpuil at RIM) Uplllll.` 3190. .I.UIIlIUHHUl5u He had been convicted of l)ur_ulur_v and arson in Hmnulin county for a term of eight ` years and, after an imprisonment nf six months, escaped last May and has been ut large ever since. Winn thn rnliixtern rnnt Hnnlpr Ina nniplrlv HIE (Milly, (ll HTHUH WUUIIU HU IE HUI: HUHIEH. On Dec. 15th he came to this county and has been engaged oateneihly as an agent selling fruit treea. The description of the arrest at Mt. Sterling reached the officials of the state prison in 'l'ennessee, and the vwnv den, N. F. Pearcv, wrote to the sheriff of Montgomery "county at Mt. Sterling, giving ll full description of J. U. Hauler, who was an escaped convict of the state prison of Tennessee. 1].. I...) L--- ........:..L-J -1 l........I...... .....I IIIIII IHU IIIIIIU Ul UUIIII U. TIIDICT W55 Br- reated` by Marshals W. W. Wu ener and Smith and brought into town. I) Nm(em- ber last this man was arrested in Menifee county and carried to Mt. Sterling badly wounded, having received three bucluhos in his body, of which wound he is not healed. u Hm-., lth he nunu-. In thin 1-,nnnr.v und An Escaped Convict Captured WhIioAboul: To be Murrlod to as Pretty Girl. HARR0l)SllUlm. Ky.. Feb. 4.--A young mIn__by the name of John C. Hauler was ur- rnntml ` In M nu-nhnln VV \\' \\'.uamam-r nml Doom orn Iqucnod Omun. Tneifbr THE NEWS. 0f Japnneso Ianufacturos tnd Art Produc- uons, Consisting of Embroidered Silks, Porcelains, Screena, Bronzes. Enum- els. Toys. etc.. Curios. Diroct from Yokoha.ma,Japan. ..__.?__._.__ A cruh on 3 llnllvuy. :I_I DJ. A A. \!__-I. IN Hus we-':oo,mo DRESS. of A train near Ma- ' was killed and two II Ullln Uri III. II; IT llllllllflill end :1 oomner'e hveetigetlon le being held. It In pron) generally understood the: the damned ledy committed ellelde by tnklug etryohnlne. but me Meade end reletivee seemed to be of e different opinion, end en- lertolued-IIIO Illee Hut :1 wee e eeee ol mur- der Inneede! suicide. The elomech wee taken on leeed In e Jilted eeu to To- ronto to u ergo enelyutlon. UCIUKIIG EH07!- u'Hl(!Mm, Feb. 4.-l'ho vsrloun onrpenyfl; union: of Chicago are noi actively emboli- dntlng and propurin to upoat sheir de- mand of I you or the ol hour dny and 35 oonlo our 50 the , nlmmn rate of nuns. holr ooru ll thin direction In: car were um: I. The pllnttsrl, an non. derrick h Iqn, tllo layer: and nlnntnrnrn Iunvn, dud slain, A-nnnnnad lhnir II IIWFUYU. UUTTIUI II'l'lI'_I'U' KIIU IIyUl'I III utaron Inn. y! oldul. Announced their nuntion oi joblng the unrpontoro. and I vlgoxou clo/rt/will be made to curry their nn|nL . A Great International Gathering to be Convsnad In Paris This Year. New Youa, Feb. 4.- e Ilerald says that for organized labor. w ether in Europe or America, this year promises to be one of the most memorable on record. To day the American and European wags-earners stand, as a rule, aloof from each other. both in times of prosperity and times of adversity. The chances are a thousand to one that a year hence they will be bound together by iodissoluable ties ot friendship and self in- terest. During the latter part of August, while the exposition is in full swing. skilled wage earners or their representatives will gather in Paris from all parts of the civilized world, and will hold their first international congress of workingmen that has ever been held. Socialists. anarchists, nihilists. revo- lutionists of every shade and type will sit beside the conservative trades unionists from Errglanql and America. and beside the zealous knight of labour from New York will be found the sturdy soci l democrat from Berlin and the hoteheade rsvolutionist from Madrid. Any reputable body of men who has distinct views to express of the labor question will be allowed to express them, and no matter how visionarv their views may be they will receive a patriotic hearing and due credit for whatever modicum of wis- dom there may be in their plan for the re- organisation of society. The olnject oi the congress is two fold. In the first place it proposes to establish and maintain, on a permanent basis. sninternational association of American and European vtmkingmen, and in the second it proposes to formulate and sanction a xed policy whiz.-h shall be strictly adhered to by all regularly organized laborers. In other words` as -trade unions protect and otherwise look after the interests of their members so this congress proposes to protect and otherwise look after the interests 0! all the or mind workloa- men in the world- Cred t for this great idea is said to be due to the Parissocialists. or possibilists as they are called. Believing that all evils oi society can be eradicated by -sable means these revolutionists cou- tended that they could not better celebrate the oentuary of the French revolution than by inviting to Paris representatives of the various bodies of w e-earners in all parts ol the civilised worl , with the ohjsctlnos only of letting the world see the real strength of labor. but also of welding into one 00- herent mass the many oonictlng elements which have hitherto rovsd fatal to any psr~ manent and unlvsrsa union of worhingmen. A universal brotherhood oi wags-earners is what the congress proposes to establish. Mr. Powdsrly will re resent the knights of labor, and every true union of any pro- ` delegatelthers. / a Inseam. Fsnh, 4,_l"lsa var-Inna nu-nentsfa' ~ minencs in Amsrlu will have at least one 2 IIIVIJI. WUlKU' IA) LVIU IIUIUU. KIJIVI. nuuy PDILI for her pisno by cheque. I he piano was to be shipped to her in A few deya from the Laneduwne pinnu factory, Toronto. She hiss us yet got no piano, end she now nds that, as well an cashing lH l' cheque. Ksufmnn copied her signature from the cheque to A note. It is stated that Mr. Ross, the part- ner At the Smith : Falls branch. is badly em on the deal. Kaufman himself places his linbilities it $60,000. He is taking the mat- ter very nonchalnntly. One feature of the cue is that nearly all of those who are out are well able to stand the dnin, and they have nothing but their own creed to thank for their loss. The taking of usury has in this case brought its own punishment. UUUHBIUIICIJ Uy III! IITIUBL IUIV IUI'KUl o Among the forgeries denitely known are: l .-rcv Woodcock, artist, to D contrnct and note ; J. E. Render, baker. to two notes; Mrs. J. M. Kelly, of Ottawa, to a note; Willism Nute, foreman at Uoasius imple- ment works, to two nonea. Mrs. Kelly paid l fur her ninnn lw nhnnnn, The ninnn was to mrner or Princess and uoruon streets. lungs tun. No more durable or well-toned instrument `us (`anadu than thoG. M. WICRER L'Pl{lI3H'l'. Moderate in price and unexcelled by any Cann- ohnn instrumant ulgriuy vigus is snowu ny rue sequel. As again for piano and organ rms he had a. great many promissory notes to hancllc, and this brought him into contact with the money lenders to their subm.-quc-.nt lit-com lilure. Lately his business hurl seemingly so increased that he hm] to mme intoluruer quarters in 9. new and handsome block, where he put in a line stock. All these signs of prosperity were looked upon as the Just reward of his years of labour. Although hem. form proved conclusively thut he had. at least. rem bed his suventieth year. The community was not prepared tor the shock occasioned by his arrest for forgery. A lIll\l'I(' fha fnruorinn rlnnin-iv lznnwn turn ` Ills Early Onleer somewhat Clom19,-d-`u|!- pond some Yours Ago to Have 8|-ant ll Win-Ila In Gnol-Hn Plnoes Ills Liabl- lltlos It I60.000-When `Ho Did the Forging. Bnocxvfnns, Feb. ?l.-Filtuen years ago L}. J. Kaufman came to Brockvi'lle nml com- mcnced business as a music teacher and dealer. His wife moved in the best aocit-ty, but liuufumn lots nlwuys kept himself `aloft from society. Stories were set aoat about his having been crooked in his business on the American side, and at one time I yesr`s absence was attributed to the fact that he had been taught at Morristown and mksn to Lyons, l)akotu., to serve in war in goal`. He lived all these stories down, an-.1 al- though known to be as shrewd it Helirew as uny of his nation he hss borne ll reputation lorhonestv snnl upriglitness. He was oc- kuowlerlgotl to be 9. correct musical critic. and conducted the drzunntic and musical columns in one of the local papers. He has always been cccentric in the matter of sleep- ing, getting out of bed at three or four o'clock in the afternoon and staying: up till the small hours of the following HM-rnilig. He explained that he could work on musical compositions better during the quietness of the night. What he really lid (`luring those nightly vigils is shown by the sequel. As aannr. for niunn anal nrmxn finma lm liml ./"Inching Altar tho bond. lfnmcuvxu, Fob. 4.-'I`ho body of [tho I nu (III: M an Loan lllnlnt-rr-all rfnmcuvxu: 1 Mn. Onnllluoll bu bun dlllntorrod .. .......--'- I-.._.AL.-ol.._ I- |v.-l_.. L-I.I } KAUFl;IIAN, THE ram-cK_v|LLE FOR- V GER, AND Hus. \ Pr.RAT|ONS. A HISTORY or THE MAN. THE (POSITION OF LABOR. NO. ` HIGHLY 1xPonTA'r*_ AND mamrva SALE av AUCTION T1MEifY ANNTOZU-N-`C-EMEN'I`. Kingston. Feb. Inn. 189. PIANO REPAIRS of all kinds on Upright: and squares executed at the Weber Factory. of Princess and Gordon atreota. King. (`OIVIYAII Klnucon. _ M. M ,, . , _ ,1... ` GET` YOUR WIVITER GLOVES at W` REEVES`. King Street. 1!) Sample pairs to be sold at wholesale prices. .______.-_ .. IIUUHN`. with ehzht moms and extension kit- vhc-n lmrd n.n-13011 water, with [and alahling ; aoumnient to Queen : Cullegu ; immediate pos- -essinn. Apply nn tho prmnisus, 1285. or at No. THE RESIl)E.`JCl on Slmcoe Street. lately om`-r'i.~d by Rev. A, W. Cooke: double house of n no rooms' two cellars: good yard an mbllna. A ply next door. or to 8. Ronmson. u Klnpzk o`a Drug Store. .3mn'0n|en[ to Queen`: Homage nmnemrue prmnisus In Union Street. between Gor on and Alfred Stu. SANITARY NOTICE. Brink lenmnnr:u_ llli Ii 'lliL'd by the owner : I 30 nu v .`\Il(:'~. NOILJE. !)l~'l-`um. largo. ce_ntru.I, wen nrleu. r: mmwuhle. l uss..s-axon immediately. '}Jox." Wmo. 71i pfnl :1}: |u.~'.r: .~ Brink Reidnnuu. Ill} ".51 wuniml hv Ihn nwnur ' lln Flu) la-:1` M\Y. that good. atxlasumtiul house onOm.'\riu Street. near Union. (I! cm nmtll ind by Mrs. l)c=u:on.tpply1uM LS. .N'UHl.E. 79.lohnmn Street. re- ` I ' .-.'rmu:. .\'l`}(EE'l`. IHCUVLAR MONTH Y MEETING In Full, Well-n ton Blrool. TO-NIGHT. :1 ha shun. ll. 1'. l'R-PH Y. Roootllnc Boouury. `-- 'I'llE l'NI)V.IHlG.\'lCD has rm-eivod imt:`u:-- mu-. frnm tlm [lira-mun-I uf Hm .\Imu~um nf ,_~.~-rA-r- ~- ---- '_ 'I`l[.-\'l` l)E.~1IllAIH=.l Bf l(`K RESIDE.\`(`E, s'H|l|llHl on the corner of Sydenlmm und Buy .`-lrx-cls. (-0-ntuluillx twuln: rmnn.-I. It is m pru~ occupied by (`npluln Jnhn A. Ummolly. N10 uwnm-.~m whom application should be made for furthur information. 'nIiiU.~u~: I.\' VAUGHN 'n:nn.wx:. Posse! sinn Muy Isl. Apply ut WIIIG U1<'FlL`l . TIIE H'|`E.H\`[ RARHE F'Rl'}lCMAWON AND ` C0.\'SUR. l`.~&, Minnie Francis and (`ity of King` .~lo'\. Tutu] c-urryim; cnpnvilf 380 .\I Pine ],u|nI)(5|'. or 440 tum-1 mm! M 5feo draught. lv`ur further particulars apply to I)AVID:5`.).\`. DU- ' RAN & (`U. J :`.\l.l We wish R few to sell our 3400381) rsalnplu to the wholesale and retail trade. il'|Y'i0a1 nnnul'uctururH in ourlinu. En- chm-. `Z-cent strung. Wagon $3 per dong. Permu- m-nl position. . 0 pmtnls answer . Money .ulvunL-ul for mucus. advertising. `etc; CIN'I EN- .-n.u. l\1A.~a'r-u (`0.. (?1.\'cIx.\'.\1'I. mun. >1-zcuu. meeting or Mnyno war Asaenm 91 L.. It 3 pm. - Mlcumo of Y. I. C.,B. A. at 7:!) pm. A l*`().\' TERRIER MVP. 3nmnlhs nld. '|`he ilnrlcr wi I be avumbl ' ruwurded oh rulurnim: smm: to MR. l`()R'l` ~}f)US. Bank of Montreal, -- 0|-`l`lCP.', large. central, well Vrted. -: uss..s-siun imlnedintely. won. I. M. Blown. 1.1.8. I J. B. Blil."llB.8J. CITIZENS ICE RINK. IN THE OLD ROLLER RINK on FRIDAY ICVENINU. Feb. Rlh. IQD. Prim: will he [Ivan lor the but dl-{mod Icdyund gontlembu. Abo lhe moat comical. '!'lc|u.-tn-Adult| 13. ; child- ren 16. X I-`i)'.\" 7r"1: 1T1"{:'1i"ii('E3?.ik$gi.TJa. '|`h Jim]:-r wi I ha mnmhlv rulurninn` TIIMEI-T llRH'l'._(.`l.aAS~| SALE1MJ Ap- zh luJ. C. HAl{l)Yv.&. L`-O. s HUNULI . I hrlcul. meeting of Mnyo vlvor Asaemb`_v. K. I! L. mn. =I'UIauAr. A'.\'x'I'Al. Meeting of Reform Aasocimon m 8 Lu: - ,_ VOL. LVI/If sPEomI_,_ __gENT;UN._ I IIIE I'lllI'\lI\ZEI'\U lUI' IIIU UI$`lIUII of olcorn and ononl bun new will hold on `[1! 8D.\Y E ICNING. lI'.HRl7 in MI. in 0 o`cInvk. in the ofm-In All. Goldon Llon Block. All Reformer! In the city are cor- dllllylnritorl on he pr!-hem. H. M. Mown and Joux Bnuu. Joint L MEETING OI R8 for the election THE ICERJRHI and E behold nn TI! 1 dlnllylnvlwl he H. M and Jonas Bum. Jotni `. V M1 Secretarial. IIAND VY.ARIH()L`Hh`. 0.\' ()N'|`ARl.) I`. Apply II) J. B. UAliH.UTHEl{b'. REMINDERB. HFOVR SALE . ' i WAiE7?T $0 LET.._ ' LOST. lll_m \'cr_unnun Ill.u`m-4| I wuh fx ull. Lrces. Apply to \ If.`.:h:.u| h'H`('.(-I |..:-ly oc- zllnu vcrrtnduh ulnrhe-4| nwilh fx nil ll`l`.F.~l, Anmv In THE DAILY WHIG. Terms Apply _ FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL, - uv -- ,--,-van. u-.v. an. Iuvulvvl ' an of ms; tho iioya mod Zouogo u- lnl but I munbouhlp cal 72 : Ind the Portnmoulh unoointlon of :I. Than. urn I IIU BWTIIUIV B"'n The Kingston Y.M.C.A. hi: I member- of I-loyal modionl college has A nnnuhm-nlnln nl 7*) - nut. oh. uouuuuu an n nnomuunlp 0| 1: and mo ` Portsmouth uooointlon of 8. Thou no the guru given us: the Onun oonvention. " Amnlu 1- D Irlllll APRIL DI Il.l.\', Feb. 4.---Father Mclhddon, who VII arrested you-tnnluy at Giuodmon, at an limo Inlpectur Martin nu klllod. VII ulou In Louerh-nny undo: ntrong door! to day. A crowd nu. Lonorkenny chum-ed the print And made some domonatutlonn. Tho mlllnry chnrnod the cl-owd with nd bnyouotu and dlaporud it. ~ s The Kindergarten Claea Opened. The Kindergarten de rtment at the Central echool wan open today. an-l there were more pu lle in attendance than could be acoomm ared. Aeutllclent numberto create another elaee wan refund admiulon. It le altogether likely that the eohool board will order the formation of another claee. Mine Bowman ehowed her ahlllty to handle the ehlldren placed in her charge, In the preeeooe of many of their parents. They are sure that she in well qualied {or her poeltlon. ` or! TV l\lllIUIUII I' III 'rUIl IDCllIII'- [Of ship in it to American [.oinu. The veuol froiggut fa cheaper from this port to the United Shun than Iron Bollovillc or Wol- lor'I bay. sure--u. vi n-u-u u-nu--u Mr. GM, of C00 Hill.d)u opened on iron are mine within 5 few miles of Cnlnbogie Lake, and very not a mine that in now beiu worked b on American eyndicote. Mr. oeil heevly lnterented in iron ore mine: in Hunting end other wqtern conn- tiep. but he in of the opinion that better ore then he he: yet etruck can be found in thin Ieclion. Another adventure in getting out ore near Kingston in the great fncilitiae for nhinnina it In Amen-innn rnintn, Th: vnnnnl -noun-uu -1. oil`: nun-u Ill : nvvnuwur. On Seturdey mnrning at H u`cloclt, hie lordehiP' lbe Moat Rev. Dr. (Tleery, cclebrr ted mun. Rev. Fr. Kelly. secretary. and Rev. Fr. Quinn. cheplein of the institution, waisted. During the ceremouv Miu Ellen Frances Murphy. of Nurth Aulume. Mum, wee professed, end will in religion be known 5: Sinter Mary Cyril. There wee alto; re- ception of the white veil for the following yoang lediel: Mile Nuuh Crane, netive of county Kerry, Ireland; Min Margaret Hockney. New York ; Min Mnry Fitzger eld. Piston ; Mine Julienne (Jurnn. native of county Kerry, lrelend. end Min Clue Welnh, Springeld, Mun. WUFIIU C III I Ulllrlll. lixIu.lN, Feb. 4.-A Lutheran preacher yesterday, in the presence of the Duke and Duchesl of (fumincrlnnd. referred to A , ru-our that the late (frown Prince Rudolph . recently spoke Ierioualy to somebody about ` the Hofburg being Iuunted by a ghoul. Ooluolntlonn ol the Pope--I`hn Greatest Cmnlort Emperordoseph (`am Have. `Roan-2, Feb. 4.-fhe Dope received I` telegramof two thousand words from Em- peror l-`rnnciu Joleph, giving lull details of everything known of the death of (frown Prince Rudolph. The pope has re-plied to the nleaange. The emperor again telegraphed to the effect that the grentest consolation he cnn now have on earth in the comforting words of the l om.i'. 1)-... nu Ia`..L I A 7.-AL..-...- -.___.-L_.. Whirl . Anydponon found no dolna null be prosecut- ed M ir wed by the Public Health Art. By order ofthel.oc1lBo-ud of llunlth. W. B. (l()|{|K)N. Bnnrmnrv. DESI] Clllllll IITIIUCT, CIHIQI IIOIIK Wll an axe. end eiulel rushed from his covert; ` making strange motions. The negro in his fright struck out with his axe, splitting the head of the joker open to the shoulders, and killing him. Tompkins ruehml away, never realizing that he houl killed I humnn being. and has not since been seen. No effort has been made to uncut him. A Negro Athsckod In the \V`ooodu-HI Deals One is Fatal Bluw. l*I\'Axu\'|1.1.t:, Ind.. Feb. 4.-(ieorge Hei- del, residing nine miles from here, wrapped himselt in a sheet on Frids night. and con- (resled himself in the W00 5 near where he know William Tompkins, s superstitious negro, would pass. Tompkins. who had been cutting timber, came doing with an warn. Ami aide] rnshmi from his vnvnrt-, lull!) VUBIUI. l.u_~'1m.\', Fcb. 4.-The steamer Nereid collided with the British ship Killochuu, And both vuse-In went to the bottom. Tm-my-four persons were drowned. Nine were rescued. one of whom died. CH. 4-n'1.\.<:u\v, Feb. 4 ~l-`cars are entertained for the safety of the British ship Bay of Ca` diz which sailed from Sydney. N..\`.W., on Oct. 20th. for San FrP.n<-iaco. Ninety guinea: premium-hss been offered to reinsure the the vessel. I . a "FL- -o..- ....... \"--..:.) lJ`.|. A .......u \ Colllnlun And the Cnmoquoncau 6! It -'l'ho Loss of Life In Severe. ` L Feb. 4. - Flue Spanish mail steamer Remus has foundered off the Island of Biliramoue of the Philipines. All the passengers are supposed to have been lruwn- ed. 1'. .,.......- l .`_|. A l.`_..._.. ..._.. ._..L....L_I__.. ) LHUIII ~1llll|'Ua_y U) I Ill. Ni-Iw Y()l Feb. 4.--0n the Second avenue, for the tirat time since the tie-up. at 9 o clock this morning, ith eight. police- man on each car, a (lOZ n can were soon running on schedule time. It is the inten- tion of the company to run all its cars duringthe lay. (fnra are running on the Third, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh avenue. lines and on the Forty-Thinl street, Forty- Se-con(lstreet. and Grand street "lines as on Saturday, while the Eight avenue and halt lines intend to make starts liter. Tin-re were _yery few strikers on the street this morning. The Men lloturnlng to 'Work-\ll In Quiet `Now Along thonluoi. A 3 Nuw Yonx, Feb. ,_4.-It its stated thin afternoon that many of the old conductor! and drivers are returning to work. Half of the police protection has been withdrawn. Deacon Riclmrdson is runnin thirty-two cars on his Fifth avenue line in iroo lyn to- day. The police are very bitter aga mat the strikers on account of the attacks made on them hhturiluy by 3 mnh. NI-tw \'mu.', l"elL 4,-_()n tho Hm-nnxl IILJLI-L'J&I A.v.L;lI..|.I, THE LEADING U.\'DEll'l`AKlCll. PRINCIMB STREET. \ T 1 To Iii}; A1555}, Ne`{~o}i2,Ph"iI&:';4 Wuh1nt.on.Balt.imo1-o And all Points In N , mxoiyopk. vi. 0.123 and N.Y.C. ya. 1*. HARLEY. ` `-". Gen. Tick Agent. l UULVJLILI DLIIIBJIIDLIJI \J L-"`1LVJ ` SAILINO from New York ever Saturd .. . Lhorizod Agent. F. A. Foluer. orry Doc . I of Brock St... Klmrsion. .\'O'l`l('E ls hen-hi: given that NO ICE .-'HALl. BIC ALA.()W ll) 1`() BE L`l`T. carried and taken away north vi and within or line 91- wndlnu from Point Frederick to A point In line wi-h Wm! Street. E mrda from Brock R. Booth`: Wharf. thanco to the Ponlleulinry wharf. Ant nor-nnn fnnnd an rlnlmr nhl ha m~onm`uL- THE THOUSAN-D ISLAND ROUTE BY onfwnteiwwh & Oqdennbura Ric. . DEATH OF PRINCE RUDOLPH. A JOKE CARRIED 1'66 FAR. OUNARD BTEAMSHIP C MPANY u ..- u..- 1...... \Y.._ v._-|. ......_- u........I..... . .. `u Sooloty lullntloo. l.__.A___ u nun A LL, , l'W0WI5lSiA SEHS AT EA. .4 -5` I`-.. Ll Oponlng 0! Iron illrncu. I.L_- .. -1 THE EAR STRIKE oven. JAMES REID, L-I\'l1I'\.'l\|4`lP l`A IIIPII ADA, ".;xi*(I\'bAY ---"---,----------4.. Tbswo. CAN EVEN]-N(-2. FEBRUARY 4, 1339: - In \In or `no men r1.A'n ;1(m'ru1.v munma In Pnn. L\'ll.mrton T0-NIGHT. shun. Ihourll Iron Iuunele. Johnston & ()0. win decided to go to Menleobe In A I. open their big elenghhr eele O0-day. (halt new adv`; VIII II uiuloll ulrlitc ZASIIBAI. Fob. 4.-Huotllltlcn continue at Bngomoyo Ind Dnr-Etsclem Klwlwn. The doroud king of Uganda refund the rite of o rounncldon. snd tried to poison the Aruba ondotvorin tooonvort him. Klwlwn in now rnllylna 9| the chloll in liver oi (lhrhtlnuitv to attack the now Kin; Klbmn. Tho wholo community In In I up ol oivll IIOIIICI III IIIIUIIIUIIF. -I`. HCIIWIITI VII tome time 330 ropudinud b her husband. She died of consumption. ' 0 Pinkerton: gird` (or hot up to her donh Mid buriod The Wife 0! en ltnpreee Rebber end lur- dereru-llnrled by the Hukertone. (`mmum Feb. 4.-Tho deethbqd confec- tion of Elle Schweru, wife of the brekemen now eerving e long sentence for complicit in the greet Rock lulend treln robbery en the murder 0! expreu meeeenger N icholle. ie mede ublic. It ellcgee thet Schereru gevo her (I. ,6(l) of the ewlen money. which ehe conceeled in oertridge ehelle. TM: money wee euheequentl .on en orderfrom Sclurertl. turned over to ol. W. P. Bowmen. of Phi- Iedelphle. Schwertfe lewycr. Bowmen he: denied this etetement. Ire. Schwerte wee .4...` Al..- -.-n n-nu.Ii..e..l I... I.-. |....L.-A HUI" UKCI II) l.zllIUIU "F I IVIIII U IIIUIDU. Mr. Rooney culled hi: laughter book after thn letter. and Hoposin ntill in San Francisco, and sends her money. Hopes`: letter to Mr. Rooney was 5 Ion one. but Jud Collins road it through, ans then llid noft y : Take. I decree." Mn: Hope! left the court room, her eye: swimming in turn. EU I IIUIIVCI LIIIIN UIIU Bl Hfhll. I had come to Anierica meanwhile and had met Aggie. I married Aggie only_when I believed Lizzie to be dead. Imagine my aatonishnuent Whvll, six months ago, I re. ceived a letter from Liuie in Australia tell- ing me that she was nlive and WP, and, having heard where I was, hsd written to me. I could not stanll the thought that my two little children hy .\;,;gie would have the brand oi illcgitimacy on them. I could not look st them, knowing the wrougl had done them. I run awsy and wrote Aggie the whole story. She would not believe me and followed me here. Olince she: came it has been uotlr ing l>ut'quarrelevery day. I can stand it no longer. She is madly jealous of me and believes that I do wrong with every woman I paint. I have a prosperous busineu here and am looked up to and respected. Take Aggie away from me and I will give up everything to her. I will maintain her and the children handson-ely-onl take her away, if you do not want ad: itional dis- grace upon your name. In going from Australia to New Zealnnd I was waahed overboard. My head waa badly hurt. and ever since then I cannot stand excitement. I! Aggie and the chil- dren arn to be supported in the future call her beck to Chicago or I shall go insane." Mr Rnnnnv nallml hi: alanahlnr hank IIII [Cl-[Ur I Years ago, when I was a mere boy. I metayoung girl in Dunedin. I haul just. gone to New Zenlaml from Ireland. We ran away and were uurrienl. I lived with her eighteen months. and, business calling: me back to Ireland, I left her in New Zealnud. That was about eight years mzo. Five years ago I heard that she was den-I. I haul munn tn Annnrit-A nu-nuwhiln Anal IIUHDGII lll IIOI (18!!! ID. Mrs. Hopes also okhibltd one of the let- ` torn written by Hopes to her futher. This was dnted San Francisco, CAL, October 18th, 1883. at the time Mrs. Hopes was living with her husband and waiting cuntirnmtinn of his story from Australia. Hopes said in his letter : u\'-...__ _,_._ _.L-.. I .....- _ ........- L-.. lny PHFCUWI. , Mn. Hopes submitted letters from Fath- ers Montgomery and Roche establishing the lust of the existence of the tirst Mrs. Hopes, end enclosing a registry of the wedding, which occurred in l873. Father Montgom- ery. after reciting the fuwts, added : "And I mnv udd that thin cue was one of the moat heartless character. The evidence we: of the clearest nature possible, and Hope: himself did not deny it." _ Mn. Hone: also oihibitacl one of the let- IIUTC5 IUCTU. Some correspondence passed between Mr. Hopes and my father in (Ihiczuzo, and as a result. I left him and came back here to my parents." Mr-_ Hnnns unhmitted letter: frnm Fnlh. 121 PRINESS STREET, Wednesday, Thursday, Fridsy and Saturday,

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