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Whfl , ,A._L -Ap‘pu WWI-o -â€"-â€"'* ’ â€" ' mu m the ozone mud Lind- ux. on. i- mmu- Wm“ ”M” not enacted. the attendance. mow. the Advertiser ND 1‘ 1‘” Mme afloat 0‘ MW Lb 8.th 0’ I“) this mm.” and. it tanks: ‘18 this the malt intended. by than who voted whom; aburdon on £11090“- Sam titan '80 it 7.83 stated mt the mm of the 81“ ‘0" 9“ W’ dad. Wists Institute 909113 m not. mm the attendance. mow. the “muse: w» it h” "h“ a” “h“ mam. bun with an opportunity on ’ ”M'Yorkfiutecourtot Ap- peele has reversed. the finding of, the flower warts ordering the Equitable Lite Assurance Company to distribute about 850,000,000 accumulations from policyholder’s payments. The court held. thecaae to‘oe www.mthat the lino chosen is a compromise line. no provision that the boundary river- nhallbotroetoalliqs ”one. who entire territory under dispute was not worth the mono: lost hUnited autos investors by the effect. on the stock markets of. Clovdand and Olney-‘s ill- timod blaster. but there was a. prin- oip}. at stake! and. brown a. partial gun Great Butain has Vindication her mmmwwm whammm full import of the decisionwill not“ can clear for some mbuu M £1an to justitytheoonclusim that tors “split the difference,” selected a. boundary that nn'ght readily be deter- Injned. by the physical teatures of the country and gave to wither claimant oi shank whose directors divide P811? 01 damning amongthestockhold- mmwmmtOmplustOm mmbusineas. Bntitdnesrnotmâ€" .A. unanimous finding by 'an arbi- tration court, such a has been given out in the Venezuelan boundary case; is mwhat novel and unexpected. ma. probability is that Wiring of machine gny satistactory conclusion tram. the mass of evidence the arbitrap quiregreat legal acumentoeeethat thesnalogyisnotcomplete. _The bank stockholder still owns the share 01 the retained earnings. and. will. get it some other year, or in increased earnings and. value of shares. The insurer gets what the diredtors choose to pay his endowment oft with,and the company keeps the rent absolutely. It is incredible that such an absurd. rea- son for reversing a judgment should stand the test of the Supra!» Court otthetStatn towhich theeasswill probably be carried. m Donn: (001-) W hits In. 3083‘" km: mm” m: Both-Col. Sum 3081'“. Cures coughs o ’ Dr. llmy’s Soothe”! RED PINE mmmmm EDITORIAL NOTES- Mmepriceas infefiorimhtions. Nuw'mâ€" final; on m am 1:. unsaved b! ”I! ”“1“?“ ', FRIDAY. hits on TROOPS FROM CANADA Government Made No Such Off» to Mother Country. A STATEMENT BY THE PREMIER. ' N0 DEFINITE MOVEMENT YET. ::a;:hfiiih unit to b. transport- odbycuxuchtoaun'n’"m" mediate urvico. lumw vv. - -w- "Similar unit- will be received from the Australian Colonial. The British Govanment does not desire any largo number of troops. such a a. thousand. but. only enough to add a. fighting unit from each colony to the present United Empire in the capital. hnvo been titan-to tn- Government's intentions in respect of the proposition to furnish a con- tingent of Canadians for lax-vie. in the Transvaal. Yesterday “tax-noon sir Wilfrid Inurier explained just when the Administration stands on the question. Condensed into one sentence. the Government's situation in just this: -â€"The Gown-amt has nothing to any. on. w or tho other. ”nun exists a. grant dad of mi.- coneeption in the country mating the pawn! at tho Wt in the field. Gem-eat I“. lo 010: Troops to Innerm Anthea“ Ottawa. Oct. 4.-â€"B}lfl_101? o! 4 A Univ 'vv-â€"â€" '- vâ€"v , , pnent we." aaid‘Bir Wilfrid. “A. I understand the militia act. and I may say that I have given it some study of late. our volunteers are en- ronedtobeusedinthedelenceot the Dominion. They are Canadian troops, to be used to fight {or Cam ada's defence. Perhaps the most widespread misapprehension is that they cannot be sent out of (hnada. To my mind it is clear that. cases might arise when they might. be sent to e. foreign land to fight. To poe- tulate a. cumâ€"Suppose -tbnt Spain should declare war upon Greet Brit- ain. Spain has, or had. a. navy. and that navy might be being got ready to mail Canada. as part of the em- pire. Sometimes the best method of defending one’e self is to attack, and __‘_Ix-__ _:-L. mun-H 'â€" in that case Canadian soldiers might ' besenttoSpain.snd itis quite certain that they legally might be so despatched to the Iberian Pe- ninsula. The case of the South Airi- can Republic is not analogous. There is menace to Canada, and. although we may be willing to contribute troops, I do not see how we can do so. Then. again, how could we do so without Parliament's granting us the money? We simply could not do anything. In other words. we should have to summon Parliament. The Government of Canada is ratricted in its powers. It is responsible to Parliament. and it can do very little without the permission of Parlia- ment. There is no doubt as to the attitude of the Government on all questions that mean menace to Brit- ish interests. but in this present case our limitations are very clearly dn,h fined. And so it is that we have not ofiered a Canadian contingent to the home authorities. The Militia Depart- ment duly transmitted individual of- fers to the Imperial Government. and the reply from the War Ofloe shows their attitude on the question. As to Canada's furnishing a contingent. the Government has not disedssed the question, for the reasons which I have statedâ€"reasons which, I think. must easily be underswod by every- one who understands the constitu- tional law on the question. The statement in The Military Gazette. published yesterday morning. is a pure invention. Far from possessing any foundation in fact. it is wholly wave." London, Oct. 9. â€"The number of migrants to sail for the Dominion of Canada. during the month of Sep- tember was, English 1,647. Irish 108, Scotch 242. For the last nine months the emigrants, English, Irish. Scotch and foreigner-n. numbered 28,- 678. In the same nine months there emigratesi to Australia. 8522. and to the Cap. 16.170. Because Venezuela, A. Well A- Great Britain, Thinks She Has the Best or the “3.241.. Caracas, Venezuela, Oct. 9.â€"In an interview on Saturday regarding the boundary award, President Andrade said: “The result is a cause a rejoic- ing for this country, because justice and the laws of the civilized world have restored a portion of usurped territory and demonstrated the soundness of our claim." Great Britain Got the Belt 01 It. London, Oct. 9.â€"George Askfirith. junior counsel for Great Britain be- fore the Anglo-Venezuelan Boundary Arbitration Tribunal, reviewing the history of the arbitration in The Speaker yesterday, maintains that the decision benefits Great Britain and the cause of arbitration in gen- eral. He says: "The territorial sov- ereignty over Barima Point and the whole coast line, granted to Vene- zuela, will probably vanish in three or four decades, owing to the in- roads oi the sea upon the sand hanks m Wt. In line Heaths. m:- m the 'rrm j. wannaâ€"A III M‘ â€" Late-t ml Km. ARBITRATION ALL RIfiHT. aovonnont ml to ’00.“- "a. w.” 7-. â€"â€"-__ â€"7 low of which 01'1sz in Q10 Govérnment Will Ask For I 000,000 For Boer War. PARLIAMENT OCT. 17. at the printo rooidonoo oi tho lender of tho Liboni Oppooition in the How. Sir Hoary Mpbol! Bun- nermon. Tho oubjoct undo: oonoidor- ntion woo tho Governnont'o South African policy. ond tho nootinc ro- oolvvd to oupport tho Govorumont on tho mumbling oi Poriiomont. ova: At the oxponoo oi piecing tho prooont ofllciol loodoro of tho Lihorol pony in conflict with thoir lot-nor ool- imuoo. Sir William Vol-non Bor- court end Hr. John Morley. Porno-on Onuod. Pnriinmont hu boon ouuunonod to moot on 'l‘uoodny. Oct. 17. â€" Bolo- tiono with the 'l‘rnnovui nnd tho immodinto roquirotnonto oi the War Department in can oi hootilitioo will no doubt bo tho main oubiocto {or conoidornotion. W to Itch! m The moot intoreotiug onnouucemont in connection with tho Trnnovul crisis to-dny in that the Cllnncellor of the Exchequer, Right Hon. Sir Michael Hicks-Beech. hao already sanctioned the provisional expendi- turo of $3,000,000. and tho Govern- ment will not exceed that limit with- out authority from Pnriiment. which will ho noked to vote a. nun: not exceeding £8,000,000. Troop. Front” Additional trenspom. with troop. tron: India, arrived yeeterdey morn- ing at Durban, Natal. end will pro- ceed to the front immediately. 40,000 In to 60, It was stated last night that the War once has decided thet the «my corps for service in South Airice. shall be much larger than originally estimated, ”and that it now consists of over 40,000 men. The prepare.- tions for the deepetch of this iorce. including the chartering of big oceen liners, is steadily and satisfactorily proceeding. _- ... 7â€"A_A-_A -A The Daily Man's correspondent nt Lorenzo Marquee reports that 3.1!. S. Philomel has gone to Durban {or the purpose of landing 100 men and A Dena-d on Britain. Mr. Montague White. Consul-Gen- eral of the South Alrican Republic in London, said yesterday afternoon that the Transvaal and the Orange Free State agreed some days ago to present a joint demand to Great Bri- tain to withdraw her troops from the frontier: but he asserts that he advised against its presentation, and. so far as he knows. the de- mand has never reached the British Foreign Office. Hall, whom the Canadian Cricket At- ,nociation sent to Phflader'H~ to lgreot Prince Banfi'MF'Hi r E Toronto,0 ct. 9.-â€"Mr. John E. l 'moua team of -...xvo back with the 4 early Wed- nesday mornin_ open their two 'daya' match against Guam. The match starts Wednaday, st Boso- : dale. wicket being pitched It 11 mm. Thisteam possesses the two greatest batman the world has W in the Prince and m. both homing qcnpud W. 0. Gun in MI W A Landon news agency Publishe- the following despatch from Volksâ€" rust, Transvaal, dated Oct. 3. “An unconfirmed report is in circulation here that the time allowed the Brit- ish troops to withdraw from the Transvaal border will expire at 4 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. and that failure to comply with the de- mand will be considered tantamount to a declaration of war." The British Foreign Omce at 5 o'clock yesterday, said that abso- lutely nothing was known there of any Transvaal demand {or the with- drawal of the British troops iron: the frontier. Gen. White 01 to Durban. Advices from Cape Town announce that General Sir George Stewart White, V.C., who will command the British forces in Natal, proceeded to Durban yesterday. On his arrival at Cape Town he found the situation on the Natal border so grave that he wired {or immediate transportation for himself and stafl to Durban, and the British second-class cruiser Forte was placed at his disposal. Fight or field by “My. Late advices irom Cape Town yes- terday alter-noon indicate a wide- spread impression there that. unless the Boers begin hostilities by nurs- day, they will not fight. but will yield to the Imperial demands when (amulated. financier and Inner loot. The Daily Gironicle's correspondent at Cape Town, telegraphing under date of Tuesday, says for the first time in several months Mr. J. H. Hotmeyer (the Ar ikander leader in Cape Colony) and Sir Alh'ed Milner (British High Commissioner for South Africa. and Governor of Cape Colony) met yesterday in conference. They Were Struck by a Trail Non Bra-don, “tots. Brandon. Mam, Oct. 9.â€"A horrible accident occurred Saturday externoon by which Richard Ramadan. farmer. and his sons, aged 12 and 14 yearn. were almost instantly killed. They were struck by the westbound noose Jaw local at the Sixth street . lee- ing, while crossing in a rig. 1 na- den’ 5 body was carried almost 60 feet. Samuel Webster in a fourth vio- tim. He left a widow. An unconfirmed report in in circula- tion tint Mr. Hotmeyer has been on- trusted with an imperial mission to Pretoria. Bloemlontein. Oct. 5.â€"The Gov- ernment publishes e. telegram from 303110! stating that the British forces have crossed the border and that fighting has commenced. An- other telegram says the troops have crossed the border, but that no fight- ing has occurred. The Government discredits the report. Prise. (Jo-ht to Tom... noun mu m n'lwrn. Bu Fighting Begun t Venezuele Arbitretlon Tn’bunel Strikee Boundary Line. A Conga-m Inma- tho cm.- 0! Int Min-1'01! o! tho Awm â€" What It Amity lou- l- ”nunsâ€"Coton- bmk LII. toilet“ With 0-. hoop“... EXTREME CLAIMS DISALIOWED. AWARD MADE PURIC. Pub. Oct. 4.â€"Tbo owud at tho Anglo-Vellum boundury. ”bitm- tion commission Wu rad lot noon yumduy. It :- con-{dared In tho nature 0! a comm-0mm. uther than a “vow Venezuela. )1. Do W at St. Paw-burg. the umpire. with tho etha- lour mon- pers of the tribunal. exited the court room and took out. in the pro-em. o! the counsel of; the two parties. Thu-o were present also, Sir Edmund J. Hanson. Brfituh Ambu- udor to Frame. the enuxo Ital! of the British mum and 0. lug. con- oouru of people. I. Do Martens arose asd in his opening smtencee. announced that theoourt was going toresdthe award. which had been unanimously arrived at. in English and in French. Mr. D'Oyly Cute. privaih seastary to Baron Russell oi Kilowen. one of the British members of tin tribunal. need the English text. ad I. Do Martens read the Franch. Alter this the President of the tri- bunal rose. and. speaking In W. said he was glad to announce. that. after three months oi hard work. the court_had unanimously dcided upon the award which had Just beenresd. It was a pleasant duty to restore the former good understanding between the contending parties. He then elo- quentLy thanked his colleagues and the respective counsel, tendering on behalf of the tribunal. special thanks for the hospitality extended to all by France. These sentiments he re- 9691664111 1‘39“; m. Benja'zifin Harrison, principal counsel for Venauela. then made a. few remarks. 3.0:! was followed by 8‘:- mam-d chuer. principal coun- sel for Great Britain, who thanked the French Government {or m hoop pitollty and said that'England and Venezuela. would_ work side by side in harmony. The sitting was then adjourned. - When asked his opinion regarding the own-d, Sir Richard Webster said he was satisfied. Mr. Harrison. re- plying to the same inquiry. said: "It. might be worse." 'fhe text of the nwgrd is u lol- lom : “3! It All lea-l. Tho award of the tribunal. briefly summarized. means that. of the 600,- 000 square miles claimed by Veno- zuela, the latter obtains only 100.- 000. formed partly o! the marsh land near the River Barima, and a por- tion in the literior, while Great Briâ€" tain retain: all the forest country. no room In London. London. Oct. 4.â€"A1though in rapid manning o! the decision orthe An- glo-Venezuelan boundary arbitration tribunal ha- acaroely worded a_l_ yet a. thorough understanding of all in details, there is a. general feeling of satisfaction in ofliclal circles. based upon tho belle! that Grant Britain has obtained all she . Tho Fotdcn one. 0 on to Manama“ The undersigned. by theee reeenu, ve end pub eh our decision etennino and Judging, touching end concern- itheqoeetiou that hevebeenoub- tted to In by laid erbitntion; end. in eouomity with said erbltntion. we decide declue and pronounce definitely thnt the iine or frontier of the colony of British Quinn and the 13.8. of Vene- xueh in u follows: Starting on the coast at Polnt Pl! the tron er shall follow 1 straight to the confluence on the Berlin and the Mann: thence following the nfle of the mm- to the nouroe ot the Swath. otherwise called the Cu- tul Riverg _ Thence It nhnll roceed to the con- nnenee or the an own and the Ann- hnnr thence. following the Thnl ot the Imam to Its nource In the In of Innuhn: thence. In I nonthweeterl! direction. don; the hlxheet rldge of the Innate lonntnlns to the hlghent polnt of the [man chain. opposite. the source of the Balm end the principal chnln or the Intake Monntnlns; thence ln n nonthvent directlon to the tonne o! the Aux-lbw; v. â€"_ ._v_-_-_ Follovlu the Thhlwon of the Aene- hlel to the Cufunl. the nonheI-n bank of 'hlch lt Ihnl follow In a westerly al- rectlon to the confluence of the Cunnl and the Vanamn: thence £10118 1h. 'rhnlwec or the Vannmu to It. western- meet source: thence 1n n ht fine to the summit of Mount mime; thence to_ the qourne 0g the-Cough: - . \v w V“ -'â€"_ee From thnt the frontier shell to!- low the we; of the Cotlnn to It. confluence with the Tnkutn: thence non: the Thing of the Tenth to It. tonne; thence In n straight line to the most western point or the Ann! Nonn- am. the highent ridge of which It mu follow to the source or the Conntin: thence it will follow the conne ot the _ .h ,A An. ‘_-_Al-_ I.-â€" It is It! nlated that the frontier hen- hy deulni reserves end in no way. prejudices questione actnelly existing or that me hereafter arise between Great Brita n end the R nbiic or Bra- xiLorhetweentheBepniicot Brut] end Venezuela. in fixing the above de- limitation. the arbitrators consider end decide that in time of peace the rivers Arnaknrn and Bax-[Ina shall he 0 n to navigation h the merchant ship n; of all nation. ne reserve being ma c with regard to canitable regulations and the payment of t dues end other like im- on eon tion t the dues levied {I enmela and B tiah Gniena on I DI traversing the parts of those rivers owned by them respectively shall be impoeed in accordance with the same term on Venesnelen and British vee- eela. These tariirs sre not to exceed those of all other countries. The a proceeds elso upon the condition that neither Venezuela nor British Guiana ucuuvn V tucouvu uv. â€"- - .___ _ , mu any cottons duty on good- un-led vessels. Ihlpe or boat: pul- lnfnéhrouxh these rivers. Inch customs be ievied on goods landed upon Vene- zuelan terflmry or on the territory at Great Brlmn respectively. The Award. A pure hard Soap which has peculiar quilt“. for Mundry Use!- 5 cunts a cake. mam. mango. Oct. 9.41:. mm- d the (mace cutm {alum bog-a In mt sum-thy ht Wit-II tho adv-J at Prawn". In"! 39‘ tho mm 'of tho mum. V100- Prawn: Inn-cu o! llama. “4 party. ”6 Sir wan-m hurl-u Prr m 0! am. With own any dun not-bun. A uri- ot pund- uul banquets were held. and from now until My batman will be Many mpeudod and an cit! film up to tho‘ colon-taco of an {nth-.1. ItmIOo'clockbqonthouph mewuummnl and. n kw marks. In which. an: mm than {or their ache-tutu volcano. ho w the with an: he might. bacon. but: sequined with the American people. sud tint the bond 0! Mend-hip and alum Won the nominal: and tho Bo- pubnomlghtbomdom and Ill van-u w m. Sir Wilma butler bu coma. and. m manly. ho bu apar- od this city. H!- W Mm ma .na'm. cm- a «mu m- produced a Mew mite. en out again. A couple of weeks :30. when n. tempornry ngreement was reached. It we: understood thnt net- tere ehould tannin a they were {or the present eeenon. pending n fur ther dlecuneion withn View tonper mt agreement {or next moon. On this undmtnndlng the C.P.R. made encasement: wlth eteunehlp companies for the coming winter bunlneee at St. John. Now it in el- leged thet the male Hnneca' of the Intercolonlnl. Mr. Welleee. put into eflect two ordere. one that local rates would he chased on all freight dee- tlned for polnte on the line 0! the Government east of St. John. which eune over the C.P.R. to St. John. end the other thnt all (might origin- ntlng on the lines o! the Intel-colo- nlel east of St. John ere datlned {or points went should be carried over the Interoolonlnl to lontrenl. la- nteed of. .- nt preeent. he handed over to the Cnnndlen Pacific nt St. John. Hr. mughneuy. [Hulda-t o! the C. P. 8., regnrde this a e breech of the temporary ngreement. but re- fuse- to say anything further. Hon. A. G. Blair was in town yesterdey. but he. too. declined to nuke any sumo-It m the [amt-- fro-bk liontreal. Oct. 9.â€"â€"'l‘ho mun! n1- ly oi thq Ontario C. E. Union open- ed at 9.30 nan. on Saturday. and continued until noon. This months wuprecodcd by a meetingoitho Ontario delegates. who nomad the following for omoer: tor the up suing year: Rev. E. S. Rowe. Toron- to. president: A. '1‘. Cooper. Clinton. provincial secretary; N. J. Doha-w. Emu. provincial W; [in Whltworth. St. Mary's. junior up.» intendont: Dr. Dickson, Gut. provin- cm editor: Viethpre‘identl. Bov. J. 3'. Baker. Hamilton; C. J. Atkinson. Toronto; Thom- Morril. 3n. Bunn- ton; Rev. J. 8. Honduran. Ban-on. council and dlatrirt super-interim“. Rev. B. J. 1!. Gino-ford (Western) Guelph; 8. J. Duncan Cloth. Toronto (Gnu-d): Dr. V. 3. Lyon. 0th,“. ~ A big mu. meeting was held hm Sunday dun-noon. oonductod by Rn. Dr. Francis E. dark. tho band.- at the order. “Edit Guru 01 Band... non of 001. Gwyn. whno in the mechanical deâ€" Wt 01 the Royal luxury Col- 1080. cut on the first. two finger: oi hisflghtlnndwithndmhruw on Slum. President. Summer of the Toronto 'x‘guon' Unton codex-red with A de- pot-Mon o! the mater anon accur- dny morning. and It. was mod to The announcement. thet the Queen ‘1“ 0111"“ Ansell. her (norm paint- °I‘« 00 do pox-tutu of Gen. Lord Kimfl. Gonna-Genera oi the Souden. end lit. Ceca Rhoda. in ukuumhdtutmdhcpu- U‘Wuen.._ - ».~..-.. m Endeavor 3-117. CAPTURED CHICAGO. é inyourear ; $1?“ about our ,/ New Fall " Stock of Groceries. '3? Following the trend or almOSt every uue, u . goods are advancing in price. and a few months W Teas, Sugars, and other staple articles in the houselwId will show a very sharp advance over present prices. This advance is so apparent that many will not midi to be told of it. The wise man or woman will take” vantage of it by buying in quantities NOW â€"when we 5‘ ofi'er goods at old prices. w 06 Wlu. vs no. Luv u--- _.._ -_ 7 vantage of it. by buying in quantities NOWâ€"when we 6‘ ofi'er goods at old prices. Thank goodness. our knowledge of the mark“ prompted us to order very large stocks a few months It“ for fall delivery. Thus we are enabled to quote the 0” prices on TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, Em, and our 58‘ ures for quantifies will surprise enquirers. These chances will not last foreverâ€"don’t make “3% mistake, prices are going upâ€"upâ€"up. “MENDELSSflHN” PM"s Tb. will Dominant of this store ha ‘17.]. been 3 IN fawn, Md than have: mu 3 time Ibm uoch sud unto-risi- w-n. oomph“ in SCOTCH SUITINGS. WORSTBD SUITINGS. CANA- DIAN NEEDS. WORb‘l'BD erQUSEBIQGg figqg; can. 101's. «a. u u peg-eat. Another {scan of this i- um we“. good. have been bought at the very clones: price- for cub. uving all as. mu; an. ” tho: you an order your FALL SUIT, OVER- 00‘1‘3 0P PANTS hon tooling notified the price wil be u 10. . tho lowenfor limilor quality Enteritis; d1 ordexod work is aimed mmmuuommndumu the cloth. Mr, BM. oor‘l‘dlor. bu Ind the noes-try experience woman soorreccfiuad 00 note CLOTHING up in proper otyleo. CLOTHING mDYm “AB in another bunch the score in ready for big lamina in. A SPECIAL LOT OF MEN’S TWEED $0113 04’. “.00, have inst been placed in stock, regular 85 00 Suits; also BOYS’ HEAVY FALL TWEED SUITS a 82.75 are a bug-in; BOYS’ KNIC'KEB PANTS frou: 25c. pair up; Men’s Heavy Tad Punt. from 81.00 psir up. We have the better qualities in Men’und Boys’ Snit- nnd Punt- “ CLOSE PRICES. mm.mm.uth. ME Sunbeam, MW Maw Cod than In stock ’i (M, Ch... m Butter brands) m at fit!!!“ to any part of the town Windsor mg 110 Adelaide-st... W., Toronto. THE RA_'1:H._B_U_NCO.Y HOGG BROS., Oakwooh no Buthbul Campy [all one. FA MILY GROCER Aron Ganglion Kendal-oh a, 3". G. H."M. BAKER, Agni. Cement of the best gm“ READY T0 WEAR AND T0 ORDER. Hardwood and Im. _r_euonablo m ,Soft m