i # 3 iff i! ir gif i £} ii ? | money, a noi avail able hy those who went to South Afl- view As a "vosult, perphaps, of that | entipeign--ak a result, at any rate of i £2 i ged are wnder consideration, but = it must be observed that already seve ral very important points have been settled, 'and 16 the disadvantage of the accuser, The money, outside of the $500 he put up in the house, 'and fyled with {he other exhibits 'was mot joihtly company' or bank as alleged. Mr. Gamey says he put the cash to his porsohal account in the bank and used it in' connection with his business. The identity of the transaction thervlore, already clothed. jn. uaeer- wid made with Frank' in regnrd to the payment of a certain sum for & certain service, is not. producible It may or may not have had an exis tence. There. is no evidetice to sub: ait dn wegard to it. Me. Jobaston's remark is pertinent. Gamey was col: beting proof of the corruptibility of the government and alleges that be tnd a document which was most dam. ment was not fyled with the exhibits. but would turn wp all right, The conclusion which: follows is. inevitable. «Then the. money package was de Frank Sullivan. Eugland, and the present mayor of t5ttw downfall juca- , se. wredki The' poofilé 'are' Wot going to fi: B00 ---------------- Means Something. to discuss the pros. and vobs. of the Camey case now. If must talk shout it, just make i have heard that the poach buds have been ruined we usually have a A Timely Act. London Advertiser, President Roosevelt writes to' a being * the father of he "Will Have An Treless Ireland. Philadel North American. i ard takes a great interest ; mot. go into effect, however, un- tl April lst, 1906, when the terms of BE CASANAAAKAAYA HIS STRUGGLE IN CANADA. Rev. Dr. Rainsford Tells How He Cane to Settle in New York. ord, formerly; of St. James' cn- criticism of some of his fellow ters of the Episcopal church, w that he made statements "subversivé Rainsford tells of the many problems That confronted him in his early min ubts ht him to New York. At the'end year at Norwich, Eng., xd the bishon to take his orders . The bishop answered : 1 have watched vour werk approved it, and I say to ; and sam, Yous hrtad any wax preach gospel if vou can for two years, and at the end of two back to me, and if you placed in the vault of any security | "7 - eR rugele: that is, my Canada, which marked mv . 1 finally told mv dear wv rector that T must go. ¥ 1 did wot know, : i ; in its olfects. And yet he de. stroyed it, deliberately, after it Rad bon shown to some persons. It was' Joemarkd as strange that this agree 1 Li {id 3 it gi» [The story went that it was missing, gs oF clared to have been delivered to Myr. Gumey hy the private secretary of Mr. Stratton. This was said to have | ooparred fn the smoking room of the P | natembly where Sullivan and Gamey talked. There was no deubt about : a He was Mr. Myers. Bot Mr. Ganity found out he was mistaken in the man, tri a Se ¢ head acnin, Here was a was un ovont: deal nearer an: Australia, and so. for son, 1 wrote back come. About a week aft ook passage for New York. 23 Judge McTavish, who investigated "The following," the Gazetie says, "Is Se os account of the: loss of the schooner in his majes- was descried off Chat island on the Monday following before dark, where it for. to enter the har- i tomwessiile oe after she disap- "fire was &en kindled on chore Ws un guide to the vessel during the night, but she: has not since been seen or heard and it is with the most painful sensations we have to say, we fear. it is totally lost. En- quiry, we ungerstand, has been made at almost every port on the Juke, but without effect, and no intelligence re- specting the fate of this unfortunate vessel vould be obtained. It is there fore. generally concluded that she has foundered. upset and k "It is also asserted by respectable nuthority that several articles, such as the compass-box, hen-coop and mast, known to have belonged to this vessel, have been picked up on the opposite side of the lake. The pas- sengers on board the ill-fated Speedy, as mear as we can.recollect, the nar rative-goes on to say, were Justice Cochrane, . Robert J. D. Gray, Esq, solicitor general -and member . of the House of Assembly; Angus Macdonell, Esq., advocate, member of the House of Assembly; Jacob Herchmer, mer- chant; John Staguan, surveyor; George Cowan, 1 interpreter; James R les, Esq, John Fisk, high const , all of this place. "The above named gentlemen were proceeding to | the district of New- éastle, in order to hold the circuit, and for the trial of an Indian (also on board the Speedy) indicted for the murder of Johm Sharp, late of the Queen's Rangers. It Ts also reported, but we cannot vouch for its 'authen- ticity, that exclusive of the above pas- sengers, there were on board two other pérsons, one: ine the sérvice of Justice Cochrane, and the other in that of the solicitor-general; as also two children of parents whose indi- gent ciréumistances necessitated them to travel by water. The crew of the Speedy, it is said, consisted of five seamen (three of whom have left large families), exclusive of Capt. Paxton, who also had a very large family. The total number of souls on board the speedy is computed to be about twenty. "A 'more distressing: and melancholy event has not occurred to this place for many years; nor does i when happen that such 'a' number per- one of respectability are collected in the same vessel. Not less than mine widows, 'and we know: mot how many children have to . lament the Joss of sheir husbands and fathers, who, alas, have perhaps in the course of a few minutes, met with a watery grave. Yt is somewhat remarkable, the Ga- zitte them observes,' that this is the thind or fourth accident of a similar nature within these' few years, the cause of which appears worthy the attention . and investigation of r- sons conversant in the art of ohip- building." - o PREHISTORIC CIVILIZATION Peru by an Explorer. liest. American civilization, ,entedating the generally accepted: Limits of pre- Columbia cultures, have been traced the anthropological excavations "1 explorations of the University of Ca fornia in that country, where hereto- fore Inca traditions had led scientists ed only a few continues before the coming of the Spaniards, bas established the fact that a great civilization flourished 2,000 years ear Incas, was in existence before Trojan war. cent vears at the expense of Mrs. RRUGER IS DYING. Not Many. through the summer, which is very permit him to return to South Africa. He haw reapon to believe that permis sion. will be freely granted, as it is to bridge over existing difficulties. The heads of the Steyn and Kruger Letter. Sead "te, esnips sisi. Remarkable Discoveries Made in San Francisco, April 16.--The car- in Per by Dr. Max Uhle, director of The archaeological work of Dr. Uhle' lier mt the least, and that a cultitted race, of higher development than oi This remarkable discovery follows as' a resvlt of the studv made in the two expeditions which Dr. Uhle led in re: Phoebe HeRTel, and under the aus: " {pices of the University of California. ---- +, Days of Ooh Pau and Steyn Are Noanteennx, April 16H President "| Steyn, of the Orange Free State, lives doubtfal, be will ask Chamberlain, to boped that Steyn s presente will help households 'exchange daily bulletins on the condition of the ex-presidents., It is thought here that Kruget's days. are numbered, and Steyn is not much A J skating risk is Luilding in Quartermaster-General M. I. Washing- ton, U.S.A., who retires to-day. killed the ageassin's ~~ bullets. Dewey, What are they now ? In fame, President Carnot, the most dignified, the most beloved chief . of state that country ever had, who wanted toes and be seen by the peo- ple, for this abolishing the usual for- mal military escort, falls under the knife of & fanatical boy of cighteen. Gen. Boulanger was the greatest idol of the French people. When he was removed from pe. office, hundreds of thousands of Parisians actually blocked the entire traffic of Lyon's Station for twenty-four hours, by lying on the tracks for miles so as to stop the trains from taking him away. A short time after, abandoned by Lall, lost in, a foreign land, he wiser. ably shot -himseli on the grave of the woman he loved, In Italy, Humbert, the citizen-king, simple in manners and easy of approach, was always mixing with the people of whom he was a great favorite. The bullet of the murderer reached him, when he was in the act of conferring a na tional kindness. The lone Empress of Austria, so kind, popular, unhappy unless she was helping the poor, was cowardly killed by one of those anar- chist fools, whose aim on earth is blood - and destruction. In Russia, Alexander YI, who had the courage to give his country the first glimpse at national liberty, by emancipating the serfs in 1861, was crushed by the Nihilists' bombs in 1881. In England, Gen. Hector Macdonald was also very popular and his fate is one of the saddest of all British mili- tary history. It appeals to the deep- est feelings of humanity. It goes straight to the heart of every soldier. This brave man, whose life had so often been freely offered to his coun- try, whose blood has been shed in so many lands, is forced to leave his motherland to go alone and kill him self in a miserable foreign hotel-room. The. thought of this is enough,to tear with sobs>all manly breasts. = How many other examples could be given ? But, to what purpose ? Popular men have two terrible dan gers to face, namely, from above, the hatred and jealousy of the great, of the powerful, and from below human ficklgness or fanatical lunacy. In looking over the names cited above we see that they have all been the victims of one of these two dangers. ness, which left them an easy mark to sanguinary fools, who could thus ousily approach them--for medern tyrants are never killed, they are too well guarded. The others, succumbed under the jealousy of the powerful whose hatred is ever active and un- relenting. Great men, beware of po- pularity. It is the bright road to destruction. A MISER'S END. Found Dead With Lots of Money Around Him. Belvidere, N.J., Apfil 16.--Patrick Flynn, eighty-two years old, known as "Hermit of Harker's Hollow," a few miles below here, was found dead in his hovel. Neighbors discovered him sitting in an improvised chair, He had lived alon®, had never married, and hoarded all the money he obtained. The Rovel had not seen a broom or a drop of water, it is declared, in twen- in it. a small bed, an old stove and a thunk, that did duty as a table. The house' was heavily barricaded front and back. In the trunk was found a pile of bills, some covered with mould "land almost unrecognizable. In the bed- ding were manv pieces of gold and sil- Nearly $3,000 hus-so far bein taken Lore, There wav be more in the cellar, which is: so filthy no one has vet en tered it. The monev is now of deposit son. She had been to see her broth- his wealth. } wnal conditions. qo ey English Raincoats. A Coit that rain' will neither wet nor jot== Doss feel of look like waterproof On pit lh a! stonnifig ling will- preserve your price. On rainy days it's a waterproof aid ill Hetorva our: clothes, and ly serving a don pose preserves of bok P A Rain Coat will » profitable wstment VENOR -RAINCOATS, "$10, $12.50. * GAIRN'S RAINCOATS, $5 to $10. ton and Hodgson were for 'a time, the idols of our rar] I« writte) all over our display of Fancy Shirts You pick from our stock town, a¢ we handle the product of manufacturers ig not d for perfect work- manship and exclusiveness of fubrie design, but yon no more than asked "Exclusiveness Try Oib Special $I Shirts. OTHER LINES 50c. and 75c. THE H. D. BIBBY 0. One Price Clothing House, Oak Hall, Rad! * NEW READY-10-WEAR SKIRTS, NEW SPRING JACKETS, B. & 1, PATENT BIAS FILLED CORSETS. The Lady Curzon for stlight and medium figures, and the F qual ity for full figures, are the leading styles in New York this season. All: other popular and best fitting makes of Corsets also to be had at | $, SPENCE & CO'S., ™ Litters store. FIED OICFICTOESPSSDPOPIEPDV TOT RDG PFO POPS TLOD LARGEST FREIGHTER. Launched Té-Day From New Lon- | Used His Baby Daughter as a don, Conn., Yards. Conn, April 16.=The Minnesota, the first of the large car- a The ones, who fell owing to theirikind- thern railroad, was gpccess ed today at 'the vards of Eastern wad perforthed hy. Miss Clara Hill, daughter ¢f Pre- great' crowd. of spectators who ap plauded enthusiastically as vessel slid down the greased way took her initial dip in salt water! Minnesota, larger than anv vessel gver before built in this country, and is fleet by the Celtic, the Cedric end the Yong, 78. oct 6 ches wr ong, 7 a. ine beam, and 86.5 feet from keel to upper deck, having the frightened woman, he i 3 "Will: yom return t ur home nine decks in all. The total cargoiea- | p= - Nontant ae Toetiated, thon 630 feet tons dead weight. The i" : so large that a loco: answered 3/5 & : her "Nao, not anti] you "amend your motive or a freight ear can be lowered ways. I will go"longer = submit to ab from vgul¥ oo he Without another word. Joessger 8 'and 'canght 7his little daugh- tr by the ankié." An instatit later he hi whirled her high. .ahove his head and Fi tan into the Kitchen. . Mss. Joerger densing marie engines, drivin¥ twin Juried sfter HE hd re . an indicated horse- [She fol helpless on floor, w : 5 at seventv- | 3 nd Tchi cight 'evolutions ber mifute 40 push | Lrought tas the shee ath ehild aud Ber on to her destination at a four | joree on the: kit Yonge, Tossing the body aside, he ran from the houge. Within an hour the police itysid 30, ty vears. There were a chair or two i Tt halehes into the hold intact. . ill nuinbet in. all 250. Th 1 , from Seattle o ak 880 miles. The bunker capacity is 6,000 tons and the mam ver. In an old lard can in one corner | will have two vertical inver(® was musty flour, and underneath the flour searchers discovered a bag of tsilver coin, In the weatherboards, in the chimney, under the rafters and elsewhere money had been concealed.' ro - ------------ Waterway From Lake To River. : From Lake is the an Appeal To Hibernians. Boston, April 16.--~The exécutive of ficers of the Ancient Order of Hiber- nians of Great Britain have issued an appeal to the members of the order in This uamiey to aid in the Jrediurt struggle in Ireland for 'land. for ; canal from Cleveland to the Mugkin- { people," and to this end * urge that the United Irish Teague be sapp ried. extent that boats of 100 tons' .capa- | Thesappoalyto the, country iy wade estimaded | (througl National President Ilha Dolan, of Syracuse, N.¥., the head of in the. Warren Countv Natioval bank, hi 3 i " in "hall, to:day, , at. the opening of the annual convention of the Canal. Association. The association purposes to begin an organized a tion for the improvement of the Ohio Ohio er last summer. She declared that the money found was only a small part of Andrew Carnegie offers Brockville § sum river, at Coshocton; to such an £15,000 for a public hbrary on the that the state can 'do this for Bose 4 ciel: EE ------ .iR. Harcourt and Rev. P addressed mts Be en ni 6 Dorn m2 Club. had Joerger in custody. the A.OH, » wid urge. the granting of 2 . ti h sion 't combine in the west. New York, April 16.--In a frenzy of rage, Chatles Joerger, using his baby go ships: building for the Great Nor- daughter as a human club, crushed ly laumeh- | her tiny skull like an eggshell. Joer- ger has been living in Willinmsbuty, Shi i company ton. The | with his wife and one child. hey inkjsifing 'camppry at Croton quarrelled over a trivial matter, and there' had been no reconciliation when Hall, § résence Jocrger went to his businéss, During Hill Hie he Bia his absence Mrs. Joerger took her io }child and personal effects to mg shathie o her sister-in-law. Rta ne, Joerger jound his ace . The Wild with rage, he rushed through the gh hb i , + seeking the Mogan in size # » § who had abandoned him. te' a in size in the workl's night he came upon her; playing "on the dining-room floor with their | three-year-old daughter. Confronting hile crushing ».. E. Hon." Thomas Greenway is in Jtta- wa to intérview the finance minister enmmis. the alleged. lumber tion affecting a stock the have a 20 to 30 POIN VANCE. Those interested stocks as Mexican Central. New York Central. Colorado Fuel. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Southern Pacific, Amalgamated. And others. Write us. 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