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. HE STANDARD by which all T others are judged. They are not in the cheap, clap-trap, gas-pipe-mbing bowl, slight-of-hand, hereto-day, goneâ€"to-morrow, class. Do Laval is the trade mark repre- senting superior quality in all points that go to make up a perfect machine. clean skimming, ease of operating 33 Compared with actual capacity, null mpg-nor workmanship. Ask us, or our agents, to set a machine with you for free trial, then you will better under- stand our claim for guperior merit. â€"_...â€"â€" The lie laval Separator no. 77 YORK ST., TORONTO. Weekly Post. Tie LINDSAY. FRIDAY, MARCH. 27. '03. CASTRO ABDICATES. fruitlent of Venezuela Bands in His Roognatien-Ilollevrd lie “‘1" Bo Induced to “’lthilraw It. lim‘ul‘uS. Marvin Lille-The Congres- s;u:..li llall Wits crowdi'd Friday af- tr:r.mu;. and all tlu' uu'mbcrs of the llj‘i'illldllt‘ l'nl‘liu were present. when 1‘1..u!.-ut l'nsiln lead his rummage to Cullilckfi llv imam-ll m n-nmv the imam" ti)“lllllllll\ lll'h jil‘ci'lliil‘d in 1le rv-uu" mmucud the error. of ‘.. -. «muniulm'u ilr pinu‘mlrd to any illllt now [hill or lhv nutmn liltii !, "i dvlnvr my ill)- lhut you ”my pro- lu cull on him who x..- “lure, so that there - ~ ml Venezuelan the 101' iIUHIiiII} tn) liiri munivance \vlzl fur- (-4,”sz ulm, \\.lliout any wound ltvlt‘t‘, f~£l upon um ll'iuule ...liug under font wu- lu the detriment. of the beautiful .'\ :ul til the alumn'lth‘y iim'll “.ii".flialiti1‘l dilill.|l'i .l: liliil'l Cl‘t'ii air-mu! lulu- ‘ l.” .1". (In, it .i' :I‘Il..i.:, r.;_:‘l.li-L 1111‘? rulinll‘v. or in: '19” \ 'lm' -i‘..l l’ Illll lt.‘..l .~.l.-l- (ml: 31...: , .l:.l qursia “I paint." ( onlirmed at \Vuhington. i). (‘., March 23.â€" rcv'ched a despntt‘h iron; Mr. llln «11, the United States Win-"gets, -3' I'.i:.\(“.l.~3, (‘onlil‘ Hing the frym‘t o: l'xv3itiu-zlt (‘astro's resig- nation, 2...: slitting that he doubted i‘. the Congress Would accept it COII' “11.4.2. ,"tirl, Scrotum li.~.‘. Vetm." “inn Bishop Rogers In Band. N l! , March 23. â€"night iil:=“t'f'S, D. 1)., Roman . .. . of Chuthnm, died j. ;:.o:'ning at 5 O'CIOCk. ‘ .3 of several Weeks. 1233 born on July 11. A (.‘ounty, Ireland. '. emigrated to Hal- : - r-xtived his general ',:‘..L.'.'.ion. He Was con.- v; August 15. 8860, . and was placed in 3le, where he has liming his adminis- i avg-J) has greatly prosâ€" . fun. smcn priests under 3”“ C17‘S‘1.wn. at The start, the num- ber 11.3 swan to :10. Be was be- lol't'd 1:21“. L’dlm-Ii the TCSpCCt of p80- Die 01 ail czccfis, ‘4‘? Continued fight in House. Tcmnto. March 23. - This after- noon Y:.e (lr'i’lnte on the Gamey inut'gu-s t‘.‘:.I he rvsumcd in the Legis- latue. “in: the House adjourned on Friday. (ix-urge P. Graham of lirocsvxlie litili the floor, and he Will Cuntmm toâ€"day in defence of the EGYFHHKMH proposition to refer the {1"i"“.§. to... rotmniSSiOn of judges. ;. “la. ‘glr-orruxlfi'; be followed by MP. ;~-'-‘ul.”nf (if \i-st Toronto. Mr. Dufi ‘4; ‘r‘yj': fuucgv. und‘llr. Willoughby . ..l. .-o;'.:lu;;:ul'l;nl(l, for the ’1‘. .‘w (inwlopmcnts are tout-.33. but on Tuesday an .. . he moved by Mr. - “hr E: is i‘tl'Wt'ICd to give new ‘ ‘0 9:0 (iv-Lalo. ‘ . THE M031- summons. EPPS’S 0000A 1A: admirable food, with all fl“ natural qualities intact. r bed to build up and maintain ‘3: ust' health, and to rGSiSt mAlters extreme-cold. Sold ӣ35313: tins. labelled JAHES Ch . Cc, Ld.. Homoeopathic _emls.s. London, England- ' E’s VICE-OUR. “WONT. Mun ...} K" n.» s “VIII a Legislature Listened Latily tothe ' Gamay Debate. MR. OROSS’ BRIGHT SPEECH. In loans Concludes nu Speech 3.... the 9" Defers-lemma- l‘or North ' Toronto lakes lie Isido- [pooch -Censorvocivo lpoakors snub: Oat Nothing Nowâ€"Some anest- ions and non- Answers. Toronto. March 21.-Tho members of the Legislature yesterday were an attitude of rosignntion, which is usually assumed by them. when the estimates or other unavoidable mat- ters are before them. and have to be discussed a certain length of time. There was a scanty attendance on both sides, and few members remain- ed in their own coats for any length of time, but wandered about, engag- ing in social intercourse. Mr. Hanna consumed more than an hour in tin- ishing his speech, which, delivered in extent the flagging interest of the Opposition members. Mr. Gross, who folloWod for the Mlnistorialists, spoke briefly, but. in that interesting style which always secures him a good hearing. Dr. Beattio Nisbett came next, in his maiden speech. His earl- . for remarks lacked a good deal of the fire which characterizes his utter- ances on the stump, but this was remedied in his pororation. Cnlling For Donialo. Mr. Hanna resumed the debate on the Gamay charges. Alter reviewing his points of Thursday, he said there were matters which demanded an ex- planation from the Ministers. and in- stanced the letters of D. A. Jones, of Boston, in which that. gentleman declared that he had interviewed a Minister, and had arranged that Mr. Gamey should have the patronage. In the absence of any denial for this or other charges was not. the public and the pr‘oos justified in reoching conclusions? Continuing, Mr. Hanna strongly censured the Government for leavmg the names of the SulliVIns out of the charge to the commission and per- mitting them to go at large. It would be an outrage on justice if at the time of the investigation they failed to show up. Had the Govern- ment consented, as the Premier pro- mised, to submit the inVestigation to a. committee, there would not have been a dissenting voice from the ranks of the Opposition. Taking up the legal aspect of the subject. he said there was no par- allcl between the Brockvillo and West Huron commissions and the present case. These commissions simply had to enquire into the con- duct of an electlon, and not the im- pouchment of a. member of the llnusc. Referring to the nature and scope at the commit-ion he said that the Attorney-General and others had strenuously declared tint the com- mission would investigate every- thing .nd everybody. Instead. bow- cvcr. they had made Stratton the Icapwgnnt and made it impossible to investigate Jenn. Sullivan. Vanu- or others implicated. He asked the Attorney-General if the draft was in the hands of E. I-‘. ll. Johnston and A. B. Aylesworth before it was submitted to this House. Hon. J. M. Gibsonâ€"I do not think the hon. gentleman is entitled to any such information. The country, Mr. Hanna declared, did not care a Us What. report Was submitted so long as all the evi- dence '3. brought out. The public conscience was the tribunal. Wants Even-Ended I. leo- Mr. Gross (Welland) mod that if the member for Manitoulin had been longer in the Heuse, he would have found that it. Was not the custom of the Opposition to make charges of a specific character. The members on that side dealt in generalities and innuendoos‘. He gave him credit for his courage in taking a new course. The speaker asked for neither more nor less than even-handed justice. “We are not living in the United States," said the member for Wel- land. All Canada Was shocked be- cause a young lady of London had been taken to police headquarters in Buffalo and there interrogated in the Star Chamber fashion. That could not be done in this country. The Provincial Secretary Was no partic- ular friend of his, but he Would stand by him until he was proven guilty by an impartial jury. In a criminal case the information must he specific, in writing, and must be sworn to. The prisoner sel- - ected his tribunal and could tell the l police magistrate that he wanted to I go to a higher court. There he could elect to be tried by judge or jury, and he had the right to object to any member of the jury. The speaker would object to the Opposition asa jury in this case. The Opposition wanted a commit;- tee on the "Heads I win, tails you lose” plan. If the charges were held not proven they could say that the Grits had a majority on the commit- tee and Would win anyway. Judgment Not final. Why should all the rules of evi- dence be set aside for the trial 013, member of this House? The rules of evidence before the House were the Same as in a. court of law. Witness- es would have the same right to ob- ject to giving evidence in the House as in a court Q: low, the only dif- ference being that a committee would be lea strict. The judgment of a committee was not final. The member for West Lombton I i had taken the Opposition case apart and had shown how little there was in it. What. the Opposition~ de- rsignation of the minis rather than investigation. Itltiglbeensaidthattheludgeo mind their emoluments from the one not so. nil-leases. In Moons equality prominent Conservatives would be found supporting them. In 1873, I w on Edward Blake had protested . against the appointment of a com- mission, there had been no statute to provide for is. If in tho invuti- gation of the matter before a com- } mission witnesses refused to answer questions, what more did the Oppo- sition want. for political purposes? The spaker thought it wise of tho ’ Provincial Secretary to keeo his ; mouth shut. The trial Would be the time to make his defence. If tho i Opposition wanted the ministry in irons, they could lay an informtion l before the police magistrate and the ministry would have to oat their _ supp.- in fall. ! The speaker said he would like to be a. member of tho Opposition be- cause it was so to find fault ’15 PER cm. RAISE. iHow Commission Dealt With Anthracite Coal Minors. THE REPORT IS UNANIMOUS. rmy Before tbo Commission, end This Is Take- to loan Recognition of the United lino Workors o! Anoricn - Other Belief Claaooo. i ii I 5 Washington, March 2l.-The United and so hard to take up active work. ; Mine Workers of America have Won The seats of many of the gentlemen v on the other side had been protest- How would they have liked - their cases to have been tried in a commit”, with, say Devon Liberals and four Conservatives on it? It might take a long time them that a commission Was the proper tribunal, but he would do- bato till the first of July, sory, to do so. Dr. Noobitt's “on Ipooob. ' o. swooping victory. according to the terms of the report of the Anthra- cite Coal Commission, . formulated Thursday and sent to the President and to the Senate. ‘ The document was taken the to to convmc. White House by Judge Gray. presi- dent of tho Commissiciu, and Colonel Carroll D. Wright, recorder and u m". member of the body. The report of the Commission, Col- onel Wright said. is unanimous. The victory of the United Aline Dr. Battle Nubitt (North Toron- Workers and all of their friends con- an earnest manner, rouso'd to some to) said ho Wanted to know whae 1 list. in these facts: I Firstâ€"That the miners are to be would happen to the report when it was brought in by the commission. Reports of previous commissionsbad had gone any further. Yet the stat- utos of Ontarb gave tho Attorney- General powor to take further pro- ; ceodlngs. l Mr. Gibsonâ€"Tho report goes first to the lieutenant-Governor and al- terwards may be brought down by a. resolution of the House. Dr. Nesblttâ€"ls there anything that will prevent its discussion? Mr. Gibsonâ€"Of course there nothing to prevent its discussion. Dr. Neobittâ€"But will anything? Mr. Gibsonâ€"No. Dr. Nesbittâ€"Tho member for North Oxford had carried party feeling so far as to insinuate that. the leader of the Opposition might falsify the incriminating documents before they came before the tribunal. British justice had been mentioned. and one great principle of this was that a. man should be tried by his peers. The House Was the proper and competent tribunal. The investigation should be con- ducted in such a way that all the evidence could be brought before the House and people, so that. it would not be hidden by legal verbiage or legal technicalities. Plain questions would be put and plain answers given. and the truth would bo open to the people. lle asked the Premier whether he had consulted the two judges named when he asked them to act on the commission. Mr. Rossâ€"They were out of town and were telegraphed to. Dr. Neebittâ€"Did they consent? Mr. Roseâ€"They did. Dr. Nesbittâ€"And no othcrs Were alkod? Mr Hostâ€"No others were askml. Dr. Nesblttâ€"How unfortunate for the others. Dr. Ncsbltt repeated some of the arguments that his friends had offer- ed before him. and said that ithe whole matter should not be plat‘l‘a upon the Provincial Secretary. lie was but the rim of the funnel of which the Premier was the spout. in connection with a I‘CIOH'III‘O to Cap. Sullivan. Dr. Nemltt spoko of Duncan Bole as an agent of an in- surance company of which Mr. Ron Walk the President. Mr. Ross replied that Mr. Bole had been appointed when Sir John Mac- donaid was President of the com- pany. The name of the company, Dr. Nosbitt continued, was the Temper- ance a: General. Mr. Rose-Mr. Bole was never em. played in the Temperance 8; General. Dr. Nabitt was at a loss to fol- low up the point. but concluded with . general campaign indictment of the Government and a. prophecy of the indignant wrath of the public which was hanging even now like a threatening cloud over the heads of the Ministers. Mr. Graham moved the adjourn- ment of the debate. The House adjourned at 6 o'clock. is PAking Companies floavily Fined. Jeflerson City, Mo, March 21.â€" The Armour, Cudahy, Swift, Harn- mond and Schwartzschild Sulzbers ger Packing Companies, the five de fendants in the ouster proceedings brought by the Attorney-General of Missouri against the alleged beef combine last summer. Were fined 85,- 000 each In the Missouri Supreme Court yesterday, and ordered to pay the cost of the case, which amount to $5,000. Unless the fines and costs are paid within 30 days, the defendants will be ordered ousted from the State. noatbol'oil-Inown Enginoor. Hontreal. March 21.â€"0ne of Com ada’e best known and most capable engineers died yesterday morning at Colleen Landing in the person of Mr. Thomas Monro. Deceased, who was chief engineer of the Soulanges Canal, had also charge of that im- portant waterway during its conâ€" struction, which cost $10,000,000. The late Mr. Monro was born in Ire- land. in 1831, coming to Canada in 1850. W castaway-”unmana- «ca-Jam. â€"â€"‘ When Iabywasslck. we gave her com mmmamfieddform Whenobebemmefliqsbcdnngtew Whenobobad Childremsbe gavetbem condo. M Halifax. N. 8., Hard: 28.â€"'I‘wo of the mm who burglarized the agency of the Union Bank of Halifax at Granville Ferry and muted “.100 in cash were run down and captured 15 miles out. of Bridgetown yester- day morning. The robbers woro cali- ed on to surrender and did so with- out making a. fight, though they were heavily armed. Only 015 was found on them. ____. , , ..-. - paid by weight. i Second-41b“ the weight is to be gone to the Attorney-General, and honest and is to be ascertained by a no one had any evidence that they ' repreSontatlvo of the miners (one of i l l I. their own body). as Well as hereto- fore by g representative of the coal operators. ' Thirdâ€"Tho miners are to have an increase of 15 per cent. in wages. Fourth.â€"-Non-union men Were not considered as one of the parties be- fore the Commission. The preceding fact is_equlvalent to a recognition of the United Mine Workers of America. The main facts in the Commission report were obtained from a most trustworthy authority. The only omcial statement obtainâ€" able Thursday night was that the report as to words was very concise. It is said to contain only about 1,- 500 words. There is an appendix of about 3,500 words. HONOR TO CHAMBERLAIN. An Address of Welcome From the City of London. London, March 21.â€"-Colonial See- retary Chamberlain yeSterday receiv- ed tho City of London's congratula- tions on his mission to South Afri- ca, in the Guild Hall, when Lord Samuel and the corporation resented him with an address of welcome in the presence of a. large gathering of distinguished persons. Mayor Among those present were Pr mior Balfour. most of the Cabinet Dilata- Lord Roberta. the Duke of File, the Duke of Argyle. Lord Strathcona. Lord Lister. Vice-Admiral Lord Charleo'Beresford, Signor liarconl. Sir Thomas Lipton, and Sir Henry Irving. Many ladies were also pre- sent, to extend greetings to Mrs. Chamberlain. Tho greetings of tho populace were also remarkably en- tliuslastie. speech was Mr. Chamberlain's largely a reiteration of his recent speech at. Southampton. and was summed up as follows by the Colon- ial Secretary: "in the words of my friend. Gonor- ai Delarey. the Door leaders will be on loyal to their new Government as they wore to the old.” Lotu- at the Lord Mayor's ban- quet Mr. Chamberlain made a speech of the same tenor. The Premier, in toasting the Lord Hayor, paid a few words of tribute to Mr. Chamberlain. saying that. never in the history of mankind. had no great. u. result been achieved in so brief a period of tune. Mr. Chum- berlain has deserved the blessing be pronounced upon the peacemakors. TAPS FROM THE WIRES. Glace Bay. C.B.â€"-'l‘he coal pit fire here has not yet been extinguished. Washingtonâ€"The NaVy lk-pnrtmait I has ordered the cruiser Atlanta to proceed to Dominica and lluyti from Pensacola. Philadelphiaâ€"A deSpatch from Florence, Italy, announces the death of Charles Godfrey Leland, author and journalist. Saratoga.â€"l‘riday's Weather 17:18 a record-breaker. The mercury reached 80 degrees in the sun. and averaged 70 in the shade. Halifax, N. S.-A Board of Trade and City Councn deputation will try to induce the C.P.R. to extend its line to this city. Parisâ€"The French Government. has received a tidbits offer of $200,000 from Venezuela as a settlement of all the claims of France prior to 1902. Toronto Junctionâ€"Friday night 9,11. Young Conservatives banquetod Mr. J. W. St. John, M.P.P. for West. York. Hr. Gamay was one of the speakers. The affair was a great success. Washingtonâ€"A cablegram to _ the State max-taunt. from Canton. China. say. that troops have been despatchod to suppress an incipient rebellion at You How, in the pro- vince of Kwantung. Fergusâ€"The inquest on tho Huston and Irwin babies, victim of Nod- nesday‘s accident on the O. T. IL, reached no conclusion Friday. The inquest. .djourned till Monday after- noon, when the jury will visit the m d the wreck. Wanton Work of Bandits. Lo. fingeles. Col. March 23. - mg. masked robbers attempted to hold up a. car on the Los Angolan- Pgd’ Electric line, running bo- twfi Loo Angeles and Santa. Mon- ica, about. a mile west of .the city limits Saturday ct. an; after a pm duel betw ‘ . H. endsnon. morale W,andone of the robbers, the other two highway mat began shooting right and left through the crowded car. Ono pos- oqger was. killed and three wound- oa. .. I La We" Active. xmgstown. Island of St. Vincent. Hatch 28,â€"Tbo Soufriere Volcano on this island is very active. and is digchuging dense clouds of smoke, which 'nre rising in columns, miles we Did Not Consider Non-Unionists as n which was - mm CALM. i. 0301' Clorbof no nuns uos'lnr 100:“ at: "nun-.“Allu “ . vase and coached: CAVANA WATSON MONEY T0 LOAN. mason I m! LOWIIT C . A, ml [‘11. o. n. nor-nun, ”I". “a m’. 00‘ E DWA RD M080 .‘IC VB, Notary Public. Con seer of lint-lane saronee scent. etc. lmyioluanon Mu.lllo,lM ’ at Wish-oi in‘oIoA. Box lo. hum.-e~u 'ro nonowns Womloaataglaaaoyoarulowou new at tbolowostcumntroun, ‘l'be Wis does in ouprudown uncommon! in. principal and lat-on is to has at weapon-oat remitting. We also purchase mortgage-and dobm‘anu. T0 INVEST.” Wo invest noooviorouonuoo also on municipal does-u no, ......»er bonds. IOLAUOM A Hill. Iorrl-un, do" Iokor‘s Noel. Opp. Butler‘s local. land-a) J MES KEITT Seed lerohant and Dealer in Agricultural Implements. Great care is used to ourply every article true to name and a good quality William-St, - LINDSAY. Out If you are thinking of buying a Canoe this year, try ISAAC NEON!“ Bullder, 4i OIoaogo-st..'noarly oppoolto lbs "Bomo.’ Ilia basis are the but. .1.- h. .1. (IEO. SMITH, O. L. San r and J Draught-mos, Engineer for the ty of Victoria and Townships | f Ops. lorlpooo, [idea and Georgina, Woodvllio, OnL Boundaries botwooa lots accurately defined. Plans of tow-sand villag- nodof-rrqisn-stioa uporlogis- try Act. Innioipoi droioogo under the Drainage y. Lovel- sad 0nd. taken for all M a specie-ll. kinds oftiloand open drains m, Elevation and Data" Drawings mils and Marti-ll supervised of school building- lugs of my kind for tntoeu neatly boas tbo ol ooof Ir. O'Boyio, Clerk of tbo Township of Ops, Koat-ot., Lind-y, every “turn”. MONEY TO LOAN M421. 1051). c. Wouopronorodtomsko loo-comical!“ howdyfro-oitbrnrivuomorlooohon pool-,Imoy oMa-dil Inmate-alt wit-bowels! sodium “mansion- manus- ters, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Hams-d lwmumdn ITIWART i. O‘CONNOR. â€"uly. Dom inad- Hl LIVERPOOL AND LOND IN an GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. tbs [AI-goat lire Insurance on». .n the World. Capitol ............... SIOJOOJXIO Aosomalssod Funds. . .. 30.50am Invested in (hoods. . . . 900.000 Rates and premiums as Iowa-say other roopootoblo coupon . The settle-tool of promptaa liberal. The resources and standing of tho cot-poo, odord thus Insured in it porioee security against loss. I I. WIDE“! Agni for Lindsay and Victoria Ocean General Acont for the SUN LIFE Assurance (lemony of Mada fin Inxmanmvfhahbrloo Irina noted for its fair dealing and prompt oos demonic, also the North Hush and lo:- oaatiio and otbor reliable companies. Money to loan at tho lowoot current rates of interest. Ofloo : Roar of Dominion look Bendix l DR. 1 where I will be personally present on W aooday and Saturday of each week. JOHN P. CUNNINGS TO DELIVER RURAL MAILS. farmers of Ontario Believed to He no. sponsiblo lot This Soon-soot. Ottawa, March 23.â€"Jabol Robin- Ion. BLP. for West Elgin, will in- troduce a resolution into the House shortly. asking the Government. to establish a. system of rural free de- livery whenever an organized de- mand for it is made. He believes the farmers of Ontario are anxious for such a system. Hon. Clifford Silton and party left for New York yesterday morning car- They sail for Digland on Wed- nesday to prepare the Canadian side of the Boundary question. Canada's side of the matter must be in the hands of the United States re- presentatives by May 8. ' Fragrant Skin. Use - BABY’S OWN SOAP Neotberaoaobjnnugoodesl I. HOPKINS. Dom oso, So- loos sooth. OLAUOKLIN A PEEL m mm.nu..nncuy “MOI”. Warmer: Wem.m onmloshto,lutmortgage, and: moanbo'romootbobm tbovaiowostrosoodlatoroa. Weds nos-MW. security. J.A.Pool m, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT wul visit Lindsay Ivory lot and m Wedneid a]. on tboSimpoou Hones. [am 2 pin. uolip.m. Questions-n. o/o. ear, nose and bhroonâ€"wdlyr. L. HBRRIMAN, M. D., ILQP. . 8 Sk. 0. Office. opposite Bopist ' 0am, Cambridge-t... Lindsayâ€"961’. DR. JEFI'ERS. mam: Bioâ€"lion..- u p.» ‘l to 8 MW 00 Wollingeon-ot. T0109“ 0 .....st RSON, i so common-.3?” comm. Eye, tar, lose and Throat Specialist AUGI‘IONEERS. _____.-_ ___.._ .-â€"â€" GEORGE MOHUGH. AUC'ribâ€"NEER Residence, Wellington-st, LINDBA I T R. JAMES,- AUCTION-BER, iron comrr or vwronu, I Cambroy. 0st. 1 James McLean, COMMISSIONER. Issuer of Marriage licenses. 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