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RESERVE FORCE OUT A hurried call had in the mean- -time been sent in and Chief of L901- Aiee Vincent, Constable W. Thornbury .and Special Constable David Putter :Pepijed with alaerity. They set to work at once in :search of the five men, and did not desist until ”3 'morning. The stown was thoroughly wavered, but no trace of the culpfits ~ «mid be. found. Mr. J. H. Soother-an, who was 1e- “tuning from a party, came across *the officers in pumit of Mr. Shorfis assailant, and very kindly gave the ofleers every assistance possible. He. noticed the pitiable rcondition the , L constable was in aid immediately yw: “took him to Dr. Brown's surgery. to; 'The officer’s face and head were in a } 'krrible condition and'his body was ; 29032223: bmisedinmanyplaoesasaresnlto! ‘the kicks he received. After receiving medical treatment he was removed to m'Ross hospital whae'Thnrsday he ‘13 suffering consider-any :as a rm“. ‘Gf‘the outrage. ANOTHER VERSION 1 30 many stories are afloat con- earning the incident that no two of than! are aiike. Chief Vimt told a PM reporter last Thursday that the Mot-nation given him was to the e!- M that Constable Short ordered the M to move on, when one of the “W. presumably Carlin, stated Phat they had as much right to the thm'ofig‘hfare as he had. The .oflieer pro“flied to perform his duty when Carlin attacked him. In the struggle C°nstabae Short downed his man. but the others immediately pitched in. It '33 an uneven battle and Cu‘fln in?“ a“Vantage of the opportnnflzyto Pam}! assault the officer, mafi- 33’ "NOV, Shortt, you were so good WERE FIRED UPON. It was snowing heavily at the time but the brave constable struggled=va- hantly ont'in pursuit of the men, coming in touch with them near Mr. ‘Weese’s stables on Glenelg-st. He find his revolver at them, butt‘they disappeared from view. HOW .IT WAS EFFECTBD The police department came in for a good flea]. of criticism Friday for the apparent indiflerence unani- feeted and the supposed neglgenee of the omeers in not arresting the suspects. when they were known to be about town. The police he'd a mo- we i”mud officer is under ' can“ the. m is Dr. Brown, at the heaping; “we“ascomabeameedq A PLUCKY OFFICER. Cotlstfibbk Short. his face and Developments in connection with head bleeding from the terrific beat- the brutal assault on Constable ing received, and sufiering intense Short early Thursday morning. as- pain from the kiCkS received on the smed an interesting pm Friday body, struggied 33 M he could to morning, in the arrest of threejonng Mr. Taylor‘s restaurant, \where he men, named J .. Goheen L. Banroee secured a revolver and bravely :set and J_ McDonald, who, are dxargeti out in pursuit of his assailants. .with being impugned in the assault. CARLIN THE LEADER Carlin, it is understood, was the ringleader in the struggle and Con- stable Short proooeded to use his baton on his assailants. The men kick- ed and pummelled the omcer unmet-dâ€" lully, and when they thought they had him beaten into insenSihfllty the men hurriedly took their departure. WHAT A LADY HEARD. A lady who boards at she Pym House was awakened by the shouts and oaths of the men as they hur- ried along Kent-st. after the assault and she heard one of them remark, “Now, Short, you are not as smart as you thought you were, peeping in the window ‘at us." and was assisted by the others in the assault. A terrible ensued in which the omcer fought bravely 38' W gem-m] 'opds. He, nntortmhly was unarmed. and was therefore tot- any unprepared for such a cowardly attack. A BRUTAL ASSAULT At this point, it is alleged, * proceeded to attack the omeer move on. Mt they refused to com. ply with the request. He again issued the same command, warning them that in case they refused he would be obliged to lock them up. grocery. Among the number was one Michael Carlin, who has an unsavory record and who has recently served a term in the Kingston penitentiary. The constable ordered HOW IT HAPPENED It Seems that Constable Short, while patrolling Kent-st, came across the five men swam in a group on the pavement between the Moore House and Mr. John Fluery’s nstable John Short Was the “a: rim of a brutal assault at the hands of five men between the hours of twelve and one o'clock last Tram and as a result is confined to the Ross Memorial hospital annex-mg from the. terrible beating inflicted by the cowardly quintette. Co 1,, the Discharge at His W! Be 0mm the Ida to 11m oil-«Wu um; and Beaten UnmercifuIIYâ€"Almn Seat 11: and Whole Pom out in Search of the Hoodlum: Edismu sum A “on". 'or he - , m WY postman. mu; mean, .0, IS RESTING other people in â€" m against 59 a. Loony vs Jter receiving gs removed to :’Thursday he ' :as a resuit ESION ; : afloat con- L‘t no two of intent told a may that the rats to the ef- rt ordered the :11 one of the 121111, stated I right {to the . The officer 5 duty when the struggle his me but Thursday morning a. man called at 1.10 houses at the Pottery Corners and asked to be allowed to stay. He w defused admittance and apparâ€" entlytookremgejnahern, as the l owner saw toot marks leading to and cfrom .the structure. 5 Mater report which reached m Postmas to theemct theta. man answering the descasztion 0! Carla askedxiar something ‘to eat at e farm house in the vininity of Powles Corners wine time 'llmrsday. THE INJURED OFFICER l Inquiries at the Bonn hospital to- day .efidted iniormattm that Con- stehfle Short was progressing faVOr- 'amy. He is still entering from .the injuries, reedved in the meleeAbut no '5" Michael Carlin and another suspect '° YL. Carlin, are still ,at large, and y when they are~corralled the whole a r l (outfit will be in custody. is f WAS THIS CARLIN ? n.’ :.Shortly after one o'clock «on ;penrqsewasinhedathis home mu the omeer arrived. Goheen was secured at his aunts home, while i McDonald was located at his father' 3 residues in‘the east ward. WILL OFFER 3mm ‘ The Post has been informed that a reward of 325.00 will be clued by .the eivic authorities for the arrest :9: Michael Carlin. VIâ€"u. ._-. ..b pléaded not guilty. They were re- manded for a {oak and mm in game at their leisure; and and all their efiorts towards arresting lichâ€" ael Carlin, the ringleader, whom The Post is informed by reliable author- ity, has been located. The police de- partment is apparently satisfid on this score, Ear last Friday Constable Wm. Thornbury arrested Gohean and McDonald, while Chic! Vincent M‘ ged Penrose. The accused, it Zia un- THE RUMORS As ‘is usual with an aflair ot'this kind, many silly rumors are in cir- culation. and many wild-eyed state- ments made regarding this matter. The Post reporter has endeavored to give to the public an accurate" ac- count cit the midnight assault. the information having been securefi from reliable sources. I EXOITEMENT GALORE 3 The news of the assault spread like wildfire throughout the town, and groups o: citizens could be seen db- cuaaing the aflair on all sidea. Con- siderable indignation was expand on all sides that such a dastardly oflenoe should be committed in the town, and many were of the opinion that a reward should be oflered for the capture of the guilty ones. The police, ‘however, are busy on the case and developments may be éipected at any ‘time. the snow. Chief Vinant has notified all the adjacent towns” and villages and it is expected that the quintette will be bagged helm-e long; about the town, and every. hole and corner that it was thought would aflord a hiding place for the men was searched. There was a snow storm prevailing during the morning. which together with fa st!!! wind, prevented the camera from discerning tracks in llthough Chief Vincent and his as- sistants Were active till late Thursday morning. no clue whatever was ac- ed, but no serious results are antici- pated unless unforeseen complications set in. His face and head show pain- ful evidences of the struggle in which he participated. It will be some time before he will be able to resume his through in the early hours of: the morning. He is experiencing consid- erable pain from the injuries receiv- TWO STILL AT LARGE. WHERE ARRESTED as to the whereabouts of the STILL AT LARGE terrible ordeal mach, heart or kidneys. His prescrip- tionâ€"Dr. Shoop’s Restorative â€" is directed straight to the cause of this ailmentâ€"these weak and faltering in- side nerves. This, no doubt, explains why the Restorative has of late. grown so rapidly in popularity. Drug» gists say that those who test the Restorative even for a iew day: soon become fully convinced of its wonder- ful merit. Anyway. don't drug the organ. Treating the cause of sickness is the only sensible tnd W111 way. 801d by In. 4319"- .A -_A from the heart its impulse, its power its regularity. The stomach hp also its hidden or inside nerve. It was Dr. Shoop who am told us it was wrong to drug a. weak or failingstoâ€" â€"Cotton gloves worn wpen hating j-or fussing around in house stomach .cooler and just as useful as old kid :gloves. â€"Try saving every scrap of tissue paper that comes Mo the house for wiping looking-glasses. It gives a po- culiar lustre to the glass. -â€"With proper care table ferns 'last two months. Many people are even more successful with them They must be kept moist. not soak. -The Canadian Waterways Treaty will not come up again during this session 11 the U. 8. Senate. â€"-At the Canadian camp dinner in New Ydrk: last night a boa constric- tor was the piece de resistmce. floor occasionally More sweeping is said to be a good preventive o! Little Pointers that lay Save Our Lady Friends Ian! Worries â€"Yellow glasrgives a cheerful ef- fect to room ”initiated thst . they do' not receive thesnnshine. Household Hints of General Interest The lovers of treedom u! not 0! your own, Defence, not Defiance, the word of 80, Youth and Manhood. of British And not to invade another land, But only “to shelter and shield To choose the baaer or nobler part: 80 rally in thousands from -sea. to When clouds may gather and winds , be shrill 7 No ! Grasp them, and not mouse you must, But compelled by none, of your own free will. The sons of freemen. yourselves are Will you leave the rifles to sleepand Who is it slumber: or stands aside, And leaves to other: to guard his home, While our mama ride on the frethl , tide, And tame and bridle the bonndhg loam ? Honor, life Hotel Minerva. Florence. Guard with your barrels the Brit- ish shame I Be such as your fathers Youth and manhood a! British breed Rally, now rally, round Britain's Wherever our Pennon be furled or flown, A special despatch received by The Post from Peterhoro on last Friday states that Michael Carlin. the ring- leader of the gang who, it is alleged. assaulted Constable Short, was seen in Peterboro on Thmday by several people who were acquainted with the ex-convict. It was alao learned that the police of that city were no- tified of his preunce. and that his arrest is expected at any time. Shoulder to shoulder, at! heart to Fugitive Located at the Electric City and Police Looking for Him And shame unending to those who Carlin Was Seen at Peterborough â€"The three young men vho were arrested on Friday charged with be- 1113 implicated in the assault on Constable Short, were allowed out on bail Saturday evening. By the Poet mutate. AN APPEAL who ST. ANDREWS. Rev. Jas. W. Wallace occupied the pulpit in St. Andrew's church Sun- day at both services and preached two very impressive sermons to large congregations. At the close of the ,morning service the Mt o! the Lord’s Supper was observed, a large attendance of the members be ing present. In the morning Mr. Wallace took for his text Mark v:30:"‘1nd Jesus imediately knowing in himsellthat virtnehadgom outdhim. turned; him about in theprens and salad ‘Who touched my clathes 'r " The words showed the great iaith otwomen.Aethistimetheiewas a great throng lolloving Jen- and try- ing to get near him. so that they might speak- to him. Among the num- Services Held in the Various Ton Clutch“ Suds]. 38 82111005. You an do thi- by tuning up he 8.2";0." with Pun-hum. An drum Ind leulcnm ll 1:. 50°. and non. FREE TRIAL an. an :99].ch to DR '1'. A. SLOCUH. (Alum-d. ‘x‘urcnco. ft Or‘m‘. [ABLEW tell r etfiat e breach 0? wind would blov mean], I had gotsothin,butPSYCHlNE bum me up in no time; I am a pretty soiid seamen of hummty today. having Sained in weight end put cn flesh all the ‘ Inc." SIG? mu 001.1) 02 m RESULT. ml. .......... soon in and shape in._ . bcy‘nkd" to tellr ct I: break wind Tvould blow “One day I new in the pa what PSYCHINE had done (or 0 er: and ihought l maid give it a trial, so I sent for: sample home. This gave me such immediate relief, and lei me so, that! determin d to keep on V th it mu costs. and in spite of whet the doctor had said. in an incredibly ehort spnce chime i In compiewely restored. end my voice was Thomas P. Madonnld. n prominent tinge: of Team, aye: “ Slx yearn ego! beamea vxcum to Le Grippe no bad it in It: vorst form. The attack was unusually severe, and left me in terribly bad shape. I m utterly pro-tram; week. end run down ennrely. My voice also completely gave out, and lungs seemed to be seriously all . People who knew no thought I m not long lor this world.” The Churches WEE ! Mr. H. Sownrd was 3 visitor in ‘Toronto this week. News. '1'. E. Henderson. R. w. lBowland. H. Welch. and A. E. Stin- son, awed“! the hockey match in Lindsay on Frldny. Lawyer Peel. of Lindsey. made a bum. trip to linden this week. Hr. E. sum drove to mum on Bundny and we. “hen sick there. bntnmglndtoneehehnbleto be around gain. In. Below in enacting from on bynleoreots-l. Lita-the nae quite a unaba- attendod the sum. which was given by the ladies in It. goodgmemphyedwlththrge and interatod cro'dutchlnxthan. 01mm. The Kmmonnt junior-scone to key was played on Monday in‘ Kin- mount between Coboconk and Hindu 0:; sum Moon, when 1 very At the linden spring Iced cud poultry show Ir. Horn. of Linda], will give o profitable tslk on poultry Prof. Zavits. 0! Ontario Agricultur- nl College. will duo be present and will delim s loctm. linden. lurch s.â€"-On Thu-Odo! d- unooo, while lean. Percy Gm MF.B.Bnrtmworunxln tho woods. Hr. Burt reached for o limb just as his oomponioo'l m em down. unrunlt‘twoflnmdtho right. hand wmchoppodot! st tho knuckles of the min. In. Boyce dressed the wound to swat the re- an 0! Dr. Brown, who wu out o! my AainbylrJuq «mun Ink uonally good. Couple of Fingers Were Chapped Off obeying tut . those who can to Christ and publicly acknowledged their “heme. to him. would never brought themselves forward and pub- !!on contend thet theyyere on the side 01 Christ. Rev. Hr. Welch BAPTIBT CHURCH. Theordiunee otbcptunvu ob- served at the Bupflntchurchfiudny a score of 3-: in favor fl’Loughlin Malntyre PRINTS.â€"A full assonment of Potter’s English Cambric Prints, in spots, stripes, checks and floral patterns. Wen and color guaranteed. Per yd. 12k Art ySat'eéns. very highly finished, shown in handsome floral patterns, in pretty color combinations beautiful quality. Per yard 15c to 30¢ DRAPERY MATERIALS-We are again to the front with a splendid assortment of the popular, yet inexpensive Art Drapery materials, including Art Sateens, Art Ticking. 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