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as in an I {El STREET‘ lass workmen a, r drying: lumben itomers the bes hpe of buildi a hon: {3’ “304.617 rwells Balasters in the building line. spec: our “- ork. CEC. INQLE ,u.-r gfipanCial standing or the concern. 3:“ bookkeeper was engaged, and «on reported that for years Par- and been fulsifxing the books. per: Accountant William \Vaddell _\'.u .1 \\ 3.11- street, discovered that firm had been robbed duxing the tmoyears This inflammation was put in the , BOX AND [G STOYES our stock of {,9 u: an attidavit by Mr. VVaddell, .jsubmittcd to the District .AttOF-‘ yby Blumenthal Hirsch, of No. SBreadu-ay, counsel for the firm. A 72.31“st issxxrd for the arrest or .tISuIlS. but Whrn the detectives went “some to arrest him they dis- â€" vered that he had flown. _ " 9 1'? bucks Hi the firm were taken note the grand jury by Mr. Town- “d. a partner. and Mr. “'addell. On ‘eirevidrncr the grand jury ordered cin-iicznu-nts against Parsons, and «order duff issued a bench warrant T215 EFT~FL "fig cann it tell exactly how much SSCUS Stair"... said Gurley Corn- “:y. at the time of his disappearance. but it is in the thousands. He was at position to steal as much as he "ed. “'5 placed implicit confidence in RED ”NCONVENIENCE him. and never once suspected hkn fany wrung-doing. His wife came to A RU “euffice frequently. and they seemed .uch attach-«1. l have reason to be- ‘ex'w, Parsons has fled to Canada. His inm'gomfortto if: has r-rltitives there." Cardwiudoiz. 3““ "Whatdu you think Parsons‘ steal- no: “av .M.‘..“o 9.4.9" ”no mnnrfpr 116 Front. is now Ga {0' water seg'ViCe‘ at we empioy G-x QQBNEIL I II CALI.- est manufactures 150 a full line of IT TH E TlMES. RE 820. .4 . firm for “yet eight years, and mad the confidence of all the mem- Qf the firm. He received and en- '59.! all cheques payable to the firm his word was accepted regarding -,_,):__ A. .kn InA-‘AA-n In our WU“? quality of 0‘“ 7ORON?!) - - - o CANADI I34 Km 81’. ms! THAT ”Si a . m1 1333.58th 15 ING. ' ““10! Rumbas Represented u .30 leeung in Cnrdllf. -C“di“-“' .. Se t. 3.â€"â€"The twenfi- 61““ annufleqTx-ages Union Congnt: 0! Great Britain opened at noon v” gay in the Town hall here with 1:: “’“Res. President of the Cotton tin-he {9223’ Association, in the chair. welt (lawman announced that there I, 25359,“ 3“ duly elected Gem“ ’4! vmnunt over a million manta! . “a unions. At the com ‘ chair“II-firm remarks the Us?“ 01. City delivered an address 01 m an. ‘° u-€' delegate; The Mayor. cw “ms:â€" or. .msmw w Weeks ago Parsons, who fined, mm m a flat at No. 2266 awawnue, .\ew Yong his neigh- ' and me tradesmen tnerecbouts {ism he was a banker. ne wore ,.Uuab1e Clothes or the finest qual- ‘3‘; 52110th expensive cigars. 1'11: ,1 a may woman, so the neighbors ,,’%5 very modest. She oresseu in, nu: liuL expensn'ely. 2.50:5 reached Gurley 6: Company ”amps was hving beyond ms ms sanity was $40 a. wee}: a yarsons was spending more than awed. Mr. Uurley spoxe to Par- abou: the reports. Parsons de- ~ithem- Matters reached a climax 3: .\1r. Gurley discovered the book- per :‘ast asleep over his books, and may discharged him. Parsons AM to be renamed, but. Mr. Gurley : obd‘u'altfi. . 1 “-_--_- .4 _____ {flight " remarked Parsons. ”Y0“ £3an had been in the employ of -:_I_. -.,.n._.. nun 1'» m I“ V. . I: , “mum Uta-11:12:) get 6353- , 'i to a KW ‘V . cek wrled’ llVCd Ins' 'enm-GJCDue) 4\e‘v‘ 'only snmv 31x00. The firm is now *m'incad that Parsons was not dis- nest. but mvrwly neglected to enter min the bnnkS certain sums he re- !fii‘ced whil» 13.. was on a spree. Since «min: In 'F‘ar"\n{a thp deficit has been T-iuced to 83m. and Farsons is en- ?amrinc. ar‘! will probably succeed. maki -- his shortage. ‘u «a a». m MAKING mmumn. j‘ Schumann] Appeal to the Kerry 1 Hector; 3y the Leader or the E lruu Party. 335 will amount to?” the reporter sk9d Mr. Townsend. “That I cannot say." he replied. “It :ouldcnst thflusands of dollars to find a; and we dweided not to go to that xpense. We got sufficient evidence shave him indicted. and intend to 33-12% up the amount taken to profit mdloss." Since Par-suns disappeared a thor- raga audit of his books has been made Kid it is umiwz'stuod the total shortage London BRITISH IRA DES CONGRESS- “ARTE! r I Toronto and Hiding- “lidâ€"one?! ti}: grabâ€".with the *I’RKNGS A 80318. nt of the Cotton Sfln' n, in the chair. he meet! that there Vi: ' elected detect.“ , a million M13 At the eoncfiadon oaxoer, :su queen- this and other respects, is supposeéi to resemble Chicago. Here Mr. John Bums interruptea the Mayor by crying out: â€"“I hope not.” The interruption was received with laughter. The Congress then proceeded to the election of a. pre- sident, the balloting refitting in the dwice of Mr. Jenkins. 3 shipwright. Mr. J. H. Wilson 'decidea to postpone until tomorrow by challenge of the Emu of the Parliamentary: Commit- tee in excmflim eel-tug gdegata. A Nhoâ€"l’eurâ€"om Lad Fetishes in Toronto Toronto, Sept. 3.â€"Gusta.vus Braun, the 9-year-old son or G. X. Braun, 39 Queen-street west, ‘was drown- ed in the Bay at 6 o’clock last evening, and his parents were saved from a. similar rate by the cour- age and strength of William Robinâ€" son, 13 Louisa-street. At 3.30 o’clock yesterday afternoon. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Braun, and their son shoved out from the foot of .York-street in a. boat owned by ROb‘ inson. They pulled a. straight course for the point at the eastern gap, and reached there without any mishap. They spent a few moments there and then started back for the city. When half way across the bay on the return journey, Robinson. who is an experi- enced boatman, said he feared there was going to be a squall, and advised heading the boat for Church-street, as there were then opposite that point. --_V_ - sâ€"v_v . r Their fears were soon realized, as they had scarcely veered in their course, when a. terrific gale sprung up. “It was the worst I ever saw,” said Robinson, in speaking of the condition of the bay, last evening, The boat was a good one, having been in use for years, and always proving sea- worthy. The waves ran so high, how- ever, that the water broke over her side, and she began to slowlvufill.‘ A: _rr‘w- ___h r- ,, son reached him before he had sank for the third time, but the boy was nowhere to be seen. Braun was taken .on board the vessel, and he and his lwife sent to their home. Braun says that when the boat sank he grasped the boy. but heavy sea tore him from his grasp. and he never rose after go- ing down the first time. The lad‘s hat was recovered an hour or two inter. aluc, (in-Au on.» vva-- -v “Are you a good swimmer?” asked Robinson of Braun. “Yes.” was the reply. “W'ell. then you save the boy and I will save your wife. The boat will swamp before we can reach the wharf.” Robinson is a heavily built man, of great strength and a. good oarsmam The boat was over half full of water the load was heavy, but he hoped to reach the side of a coal vessel that was being unloaded at the Church-street wharf. He managed to get the sink- ing craft near enough to catch a line that was thrown to him by the boat bands. Robinson relied on Brown ’to save the child. and as his one hand graSped the line. his other arm was thrown around the woman. In the excitement the boat swamped. She sank below the surface, overturned and rose again. Robinson lost his hold of the rope, and struck out for the coal vessel with Mrs. Braun in his arms. He reached the boat. gave the now fainting woman into the hands of the boat hands. and turned back in time to see Braun dis- appearing beneath the waves. Robin- The b'r'évrerfiy of Robinson is worthy of recognition. as he claims to have sav- ed 17 lives in a few years. Valley of Glc-ncoe Way n» the Scene orn Scottish Blot. London, S'ept. 2.â€"The Valley of Glen- coe, the scene of the historical massa- cre. promises to be the scene of rioting shortly if Lord Archibald Campbell has his own way. He maintains at In- verary Castle bagpipes band of a dozen Highlanders, and he proposes to march through the glen on the evning of Sept. 9. playing Pibrochs. The de- scendants of the MacDonalds are up In arms against the action upon the part of a descendant of the Duke of Argyll. who was instrumental in the massacre, and they threaten to attack the party. Lord Archibald Campbell }has applied to the police for protection. but he refuses to abandon the idea of marching through the glen. Twenty-Two )Ieu Desperately Resist an Attacking Party. Madrid. Sept. 2.â€"â€"The Imparcial has a. deSpatch from Havana reporting the gallant resistance made by Lieut. Co- hos, of the Spanish forces. when he was attacked on the 28th of August by an overwhelming force of insur- gents. According to The Imparcial‘s despatch the Lieutenant and a force of 22 men were in a block-house on a railway near Sagua, when they were attacked by the rebels. The lieutenant and fourteen men. as mentioned in the 1 first report of the encounter. were kill- ‘ed before the arrival of the Spanish enforcements. which compelled the at- tacking forces to retreat. England‘s Rugby l' Man, For 7 Pros. London. Aug. fitâ€"The long-threatened , ~ mamas“. with England's HIS PARENTS SAW I]! BROWN. prose: livery Tacoma. Wasu.. NW. climbers from Mount steam, smoke and gas the foot of the Nist where the Nisqually source. They were mu the strange phenomena. the Nisqually River v2 be greatly surprised i1 ~ knlnhinz la GALLAS'I‘ FIGHT IS (TBA. OBJECT 1'0 ”I’IBROCIIS " |. - __, smuzfiay- - canon of It. Appro-cu-n. Activity. m Ike and gas belching from E the Nisqually Glasier, Nisqually River has its uey were much alarmed by _u..,mnmpna. The people up THE WATCHMAN, LINDSAY. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5TH,1895. PATTERSON SWORN 1N M OTTAWA 0N LABOR DAY. Ilc let! the Capital Yesterday to Assume Ills (“neeâ€"Pro!- Prince‘s Study of the British Columbia Fisheriesâ€" The Separate School Dmi- cnlty Bridged Over. Ottawa, Ont., Sept. 3,â€"Hon. J. C. Patterson, the new Lieutenant-Gover- nor of Manitoba, and Mrs. Patterson left for Winnipeg to-day via Toronto. The ceremony of swearing in the new Governor took place in the Privy Coun- cil Chamber this morning, there being Present Sir A. P. Caron, Sir C. H. Tup- ;Per and Hon. Mr. Ouimet. The oath ‘was administered by Mr. McGee, Clerk of the Privy Council. At a meeting or £98,. C~ahinet held subsequently. Hon. J. C. Schultz, the late Liéutenint-Gov- ernor. was appointed administrator of the province pending Mr. Patterson’s arrival. Labor Day was observed as a gen- eral holiday to-day. The weather wax superb, and 1 1e usual parade was held in the morni: .2, but it did not come up to that of l: zmt year owing to a spli in _the ranks of the labor organizations Prof. Prince, Commissioner of Fish- eries, is expected home next week. For nearly two months he has been engaged in studying the fisheries or British Columbia, both on the Fraser and the northern rivers. He has been making a systematic examination of Burrard Inlet with a view to ascer- taining whether it is suitable for lob- ster breeding. Major Sherwood, Commissioner of Dominion Police, has returned from New York, where he went in connec- tion with the prosecution of a. gang of counterfeiters who had been capâ€" tured by the police of Gotham. A num- ber of Canadian bills were found among the “ stuff ” discovered by the detectives. There are further developments in connection with the Separate School controversy. In order to overcome ob- jections of Trustee Sequin. who was showing vigorous opposition.two Chris- tian Brothers will be supplanted in St. George’s Ward school by nuns. The schools will accordingly reopen to- morrow. the Secretary of State Speaks at the llamlllon Labor Day Imman- III'IHOII. Hamilton. Sept. 2.â€"-The Trades and Labor demonstration to-day was a huge success, and everyone in the city either took part in the procession or witnessed it‘. Dundurn has never had a bigger crowd, and the day was spent . most pleasantly. The procession, which was the largest ever seen in the city, represented largely the manufac- turing interests of the city. After reaching Dundurn Park an excellent program or games was run off, and there were music and speeches galore. All the bands in the city were engag- ed for the occasion. Edward W'illiams occupied the seat ‘nf honor on the platform and Hon. W. :H. Montague. Secretary of State. and l A Wright. in splendid oratorical efforts {entertained the immense gathering. lThe Secretary of State spoke in com- Iplimentary terms of Canada’s increas- l'mg greatness. and how her sons could ' win distinction wherever they went, in- stancing the victory of Private Hay- hurst in winning the Queen’s Prize at Bisley. He congratulated the Trades and Labor Council on their good work, and his remarks about trade unions were not uncomplimentary. He re- ferred briefly to the harmonious rela- tions existing in Canada between capi- tal and labor. and eulogized the labor movement. The speaker was received enthusiastically. One of the interesting events was the tug-of-war contest between the champions of the world. the Zorra men. and the Barton men. The result was a draw. as in the final pull the Barton team pulled only a quarter of an inch. while to win it is necessary to pull half an inch. The feat of the Zorra anchor- man holding three of the Barton team did not come 01?. owing to a hitch in the arrangements. 7 In the eI'ening Hon. W. H. Montague presented the prizes. The Rambler bicycle team won the team road race. Prom-h Soldier- In Mad-near Nearly All In Hospital. Paris, Sept. 3.â€"The Soliel publishes a letter from its correSpondent at Mo- janga, Madagascar, which says that 2260 French soldiers are in the hospitax there. besides a large number of others who haVe been sent to the Island of Reunion. or are about to be sent home as invalids. The hospitals. the letter says, are mere shells containing tiers ~of beds. one above another, the up- ‘permost beds coming in contact with the canvas roof. The physicians and attendants are insuflicient in number, besides being in many cases incompe- tent. It is also asserted by the corre- spondent that almost all of the men who are still able to continue in the ranks are suffering severely from swol- len feet. ' l News of the Peary Expedition. St. John’s. Nfld.. Sept- 3.â€"The Glou- cester fishing schooner John E. Mc- Kenzie. Captain McKenzie. from Greenland, which arrived here this morning,reports that the Peary expedi- tion steamer Kite, was at Holsten- bore on July 15. All on board were well. She picked up Prof. Dycher, who was waiting her arrival there. The Kite then sailed north for Peary’s headquarter; The coast was clear of ice as far north as reports could be ob- tained. The schooner was 200 miles north of Cape Farewell, and saw none. She anticipates a splendid chance for the Kite.neachinz her destination . mfl“! arc-urn CECE) “nodes. A â€"Aâ€"-- R‘- Lieutenantâ€"Goveruor of .Manitoba nos'udfi: Buomzes Luzon. TllolTSAN'DS INVALIDBD. The Trades and Office and Reszdence Corner of Lindsay and ssell St: eets. Licentiate of a! College of Physicians and Surgeons Edi h. Licentiaye ofy Midwifery, Edinburg $99 a‘ attention gu‘v en to midwifery and diseases of women. Telephone No. 98â€"35. WANTED. The undersigned is prepared to purchase 100,000 tons of hay and straw. Highest prices paid. “IT RAISES DOUGH NICELY and makes it deliciously light.” That‘s what the ladies say who use our BAKING POWDER. Try it yourself, seeing is believing. The large quantity we sell tells that it pleases folks. What light and white and wholesome biscuits it makes. Truly your heart could not desire a better article. To purchase} small house and lot at about $500- Apply at IN A FRIENDLY WAY Let us ask you to note carefully that lot of Hair Ornaments, Fine Silver Szarina Buckles, Flllagree Bracelets, Silver and Gold and other Jewelry that we are offering so low iust now. They are clearance prices and unusually low for that 35-2. 100,000:TONS OF [MY AND STRAW. -â€"while the things are exceed- ingly prettyâ€"novel and stylish. See them, anyhow. The Jeweler, 77 Kent-st. R. A. GILLESPIE, M.C.P. AND s.0.4 That well-known hotel property on Lindsay street, knownasthe "Grand Union Hotel,” tor some years past occupied by Mr. John Dorgan. Will also exchange for quitable farm property. For [umber I A \uno nv'xvnnt'r filiiflfars apply to PETERBOROUGH worl ‘ -'I'RYâ€"â€" {THE WATGHMAN. GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Practical M achinist,Toolâ€"Maker, Lock and Gunsmith. Repairs anything from a Clock to 3 Steam Engine. Lawn Mowers sharp- ened «ad repaired. Sewing Machines repaired in first-class style, And NO. 23, NORTH WILLIAM STREEL ANTED. GREGORY’S Drug Store. OR SALE OR TO RENT. Ontario School . WEBSTER, NEW BICYCLE W. F. McGARTY. 0f Shorthand. Full Courses in Book: ’ROUG keepiLg, Penman- nhip, shorthand 87. Typewriting. BUSINESS THE WATCHMAN. 'J.\Z\IE§ DUNCAN, Mulland, Ont. R. STOCKDALE‘ COLLEGE Lindsay Sells the best ORGANS, PIANOS AND SEWINGZMAGHINES i1 the market, the cheapest, according to quality, and any make desired. MAMMOTH LONG RED MANGEL. There is no other root crop grown which produccs so large an amount per acre of desirable cattle food for winter feeding as the Mammoth Long Red Mange]. Over 2000 bushels per acre 7have been grown. To secure the best results good seed must be sown. Carters‘ Mammoth Mangel is exceptionally fine, being selected from well- shaped roots. Growers who have used it for years past prefer it to any other Long Red Variety. Has a distinct appearance, roots are massive straight and regular in size and of most excellent feeding and keeping qualities. FOR SALE AT GREGORY'S DRUG STORE, LAND PLASTER Easy :to load from Warehouse on - - Street. A Great Line of 25 cent Tea. In barrel lots at close prices. A BATCH 0F BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY: 125cc WHITE LAWNS - 313%: 121-2 FANCY PRIN-TS ' “ g 1â€"0 ' W l‘ 4 PAIR FAST A FINE AS’RTMEN 20 6L 25C LACES. Parasols at Half SEE OUR BOY’ S SUITS AT BOY’S PANTS AT $ MEN’ S SUITS AT 3 " AT 5 T “ MEN’S PANTS AT u « AT BARGAIN IAY W. G. BLAIR SONS ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND IRISH TWEEDS At prices within the reach of everybody. Also a beautiful range of PAITING from 3-00 to 3.50- FOOT 0F KENT-ST azéfié 9% Are showing a beautiful range of THE FINEST SU GARS . G. BLAIR SON, I70 Kent-st, West, Lindsay, Ontario, A. CAMPBELL, W. W. LOGAN, CARTERS’ IMPROVED and SALTI ‘ SEND FOKCATALOGUE CORNER KENT AND WILLIAM-5T5 . W. LOGAN. EXCELLENT m FINISH GUARANTEED IN DURABILITY SATISFACTORY m TOUCH MUSICAL IN TONE. PRRIS IANOS. GENERAL AGENT. P. M°ARTHUR 60. ogre £33139“; 21mm: m6 6 Z 2‘ a p E 3 E h. or new Man to allow tho Address nun “â€"â€" .___._ m K?» m 1?.“ mm m p (39.6!!! “.2939! m MEL ”fun" ““"i'éoTx'ii'idii'i if 8mm!â€" ‘ _ "'41. (c K 6‘ $1.59 REGULAR $2.25 50005 6500.9... . 31] 25 10 10 AND 12C! FAMILY GROCER ?§% U ‘6 H (‘ O‘ 00055 9.5.07.2 .5812 a; 1"“: