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Oy T S L 4 com Sash, ifferâ€" ting. KER i FTerbx Ihe skill of , because gone to x [ ve not s. that epare d lways 1 overy ed SI}â€" the TY, u pTmCt CORBS orders &# Vhunnte M he 1$ M The five camps form a, chain extendâ€" ing for hundreds of miles. Between these posts communication is maintainâ€" BA aa by a regular system of couriers and cipher dispatches, facilitating the coâ€" operation of two or more bands when an enterprise of mors than usual magâ€" nitwle is undertaken. e x blown from the face of the cliff into the chasm below, thus baffliing all purâ€" suers. There are also mnay places where ons robber can hold fifty officers at bay, and as the bandits are armed to the teeth and will fight to the last man, any effort to exterminate them by ordinary process of law is regardâ€" ed as a useless sacrifice of life. In their retreats are numerous caves, luxâ€" uriously fitted up and containing subâ€" sistence sufficient for months. Thus are the bandits enabled to set at defiance all the forces of law and order. > HE IS A MODERN ROB ROY Mundreds of Miles of Territory at Their Mercy â€"They Are the Terrors of Four Western Amerlcan States, The Governors of Colorado, Utah, Wyâ€" oming, and Idaho, recently met in conâ€" E+1 nce to devise means for executing th» notorious Butch Cassidy and his gang, who for years have readersd iife and p1cparty unsafe in certain .cccirions or‘L>se itur States. *"BHutch < and his band ars ihe cutâ€" growth of the rustlers of six years ago Since then they have broadened their fleld, and increased their numbers. It is no idle boast to say that the leaders of this notorious band has 500 men at beck and call. Their depredations are upon a scale never before reached in the history of frontier crime. All the conditions are favorable to them. They know every foot of the vast territory in which they operate, taking in, as it dses, the wildest and most inaccesâ€" sible portions of four States. Every maa of them is thoroughly familiar with frontier life in its rough phases. The forces are subâ€"divided into fivre bands, each controlled by itsa own leadâ€" er, with Cassidy as the suprems powâ€" er. The outlaws now practically control the sparsely settled region extending irom central Wyoming southâ€"westerly through morthâ€"western Colorado, and Utah, and almost to the Arizona line. Marauding and murderous bands conâ€" duct their raidse with restraint. The thefts of livestock run into the milâ€" lions. Ranchmen are murdered and drivâ€" en out of business, and the officers of _the law are powerless. BUTCH CASSIDY AND HIS FIVE HUNDRED OUTLAWS. There are fivs camps where the varâ€" fous bands make their headquarters, each of which is well nigh inaccessible except to the bandits themselves. Two of the most famous arse " Robbers‘ Roost" and " Hole in the Wall." The former is in South Central Utah, on the San Rafaele River, a few miles west of the Green River; The latter is hidden away somewhere in that wild, mountainous district to the northâ€"west of Casper, Wy. _ M s > The other camps are located in Tetâ€" on basin, near the eastern border of Idaho, and south of the Snake River ; Powder Springs in Southâ€"Western Wyâ€" oming, near Colorado, and about 50 miles east‘ of thr Utah line, and Brown‘s Park, taking in the northâ€"wesâ€" tern corner of Colorado, and the northâ€" eastern portion of Utah. It igy not deâ€" finitely known in just which state the Brown‘s Park camp lies, but it is thought to be across the line in Colâ€" orado. § These bands are composed of men of the most reckless and desperate character, long accustomed to deeds of orime. Whenever a murder is commitâ€" ted in the mountain states or a conâ€" viet escapes from a penitentiray the criminal flees to the nearest of these retreats, where ha is safe from purâ€" wult. In this manner the ranks of the bandits have been recruited up to a strength conservatively estimated at eration. Each of the strongholds is both a renâ€" l dezvous and a fortress absolutely imâ€" pregnable. They can only be reached | by traversing deep and narrow gorges, | scaling lofty and rugged peaks and | penetrating the wildest recesses of the | Rocky Mountain. In many places tne; only trail lies over a narrow shelf of | proock, cut by the bandits along the face | of a precipice. Holes have been drilled | into which in case of «lose pursuit dyâ€"| namite can be placed and the trail | ‘The outlaws roam the adjacent counâ€" try and smaller settlements without molestation. â€" Many settlers purchase immunity by extending assistance in various ways. and the robbers even atâ€" tend country dances and other funcâ€" tions, occasionally "shooting up" the town or indulging in other forms of recreation. It ts only when closely pursued by officers of the law that they retire to their mountain retreats. "Butch" Cassidy,. bhowever, by reaâ€" son of the price upon;, his head, considâ€" ers the bhigher altitude more conducive to his health and seldomi ventures into the towns unless he is mxmg a raid or is surrounded by a nd of his trusty men, in which case he never fears molestation. As a killer he has “-lrue«l a reputation during the last ten years probably equaled in the West \aonly by that of " Wild Bill" Hickok, "lprru-e to his ashes. _ Cattle stealing is the chief source of |income to Cassidy and his followers. ‘One company alone in central Utab has lost 2000 bead during the last two years, worth at the present prices ’flw‘.- strength conservatively estimated at ©00, While each bamd has its chosen leader, " Butch" Cassidy . exercises some sort of authority over the fedâ€" " Avci stdias Aihicthctech incadlraan tss o. It l > : â€"2% T 000. These were dirven through Colâ€" orado and into New Mexico, It is in driving these stolen cattle from one state to another and out of the counâ€" try that their system of coâ€"operation is beneficial. However, any operation that promâ€" ises adventure and financial reward is never overlooked. Trains are bheld up, express companies and banks are robâ€" bed, and even individuals, when known to have money in their possession, are relieved of their possessions in true road agent style. d * There are women among these outâ€" laws, too, who ride with them on their wild forays and take pride‘ in their asâ€" sociation with these bold and daring freebooters. Even " Calamity Jane," in the old days of her association with ‘"Deadwood Dick," could not surpass these picturesque females in their wild career. About a year ago " Butch" Cassidy and " Bill" Ferguson, one of his trustâ€" ed lieutenants, dashed into the town of Price in broad daylight, held up the paymaster of the coal company and rode off with $8000 before the crowd of bandstanders realized what had hap pened. This is but a simple exploit. Bank robbers are but side issues with them ; merely incidental to their grand chief occupation of cattleâ€"stealâ€" ing. If a victim resist, or an officer pursues murder is regarded as a proâ€" fessional duty, to be cheerfully perâ€" formed, but they are not given to wanâ€" An instance of this kind occurred just after the raid of the coal company at Price. Two deputies traced Cassidy and Ferguson to their lair at * Robbers‘ Roost." They were fully 24 bhours beâ€" hind, and their approach was known long before they arrived at the narrow trail leading up into the rendezvous. Cassidy was in a jovial mood and he conceived that it would be more fun to capture the deputies and make sport of them than to kill them. So he acted accordingly. 3P ton slaughter. In several instances foolhardy officers who have invaded their strongholds have been disarmed, dismounted and sent home. C The deputies were about half way up the trail, when, just at a bend around a sharp point of rocks, they beard the sharp command. * Hands up !‘ Half a dozen guns were staring them in the faces not 20 paces away. The deâ€" puties realized that not to obey meant sudden death. Up went their hands. Cassody stepped up to them, roaring with laughter. eA e :3 P " You‘re a couple of fine dubs to come and catch peaceable citizens, ain‘t you?" he cried. "Gimme your guns. Here, Buck,*" calling to one of his men, The outcome of it was that the deâ€" puties, relieved of everything but their clothing, were bound hand and foot to their horses, conducted to the foot of the pass and sent about their busiâ€" ness. To add to their discomfiture a rudely scrawled note was pinned on the breast of each, which read: "We are deputy sheriffs sent out to capture ‘Butch" Cassidy and his gang. When found send us home." " search these tenderfeet, and if they have got any tobacco youy can keep s6." We Lays Down a Few More Rules for the GLatdance of Mankind. "Wa are never satisfied with what we have got," said Mr. Stayboit, "but by a blasged dispensation of providence we arse measurably satisfied when we get more than we have been actustoméed to; for we view all things comparar tively, and the standards we set up ars usually, at least those with which we are personally familiar. Thus a man getting $5 a week is gratified when he gets a raise to $7.50, and it is only when he has raised himsel{ to the new standard, and looks out over the top of the sevenâ€"{ifty that that amount looks small and he wants "=o that there are periods when we arse in some degree satisfied ; but the gnawing soon comes back, and it is well for us that it should. It does not reâ€" quire the intellect of a giant to tell what would happen if we were all satâ€" isfied. With men so situated endeavor would cease. _ For a time we should get along com{ortably and sleepily, and then what we bhad built would begin to fall, and soon it would all go down and we should ourselves be involved in the general ruin, or rather in the general decay. â€" Plainly it is better for us that we must hustle, and evidently it is betâ€" ter to be & hustler in the lowest class than not to be a bhustler at all. "As we go along through life we may be disturbed by the thought that somebody has got so much more than we have, though we are all free to try, hiuut dth 0. Ti 2 c08 cce hnd ids lt cinies O ic scR S Frcrdedt amount looks small and he wants| Some months ago Maggie, the fifâ€" more. | teenâ€"yearâ€"old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "so that there are periods when we J. Sweeney, of John street, of this ars in some degree satisfied ; but the town, began to fail both in health and rnawing soon comes back, and it is well spirits,. Her face was almost as white for us that it should. It does not reâ€" as chalk, her appetite very fickle, and quire the intellect of a giant to tell her limbs began to swell. Notwithâ€" what would happen if we were all satâ€" standing her growing weakness she isfied. With men so situated endeavor persisted in attending school until one would cease. _ For a time we should day her teacher advised her to go home get along com{ortably and sleepily, and and not to return until she felt better. then what we had built would begin to At the same time the teacher, who fall, and soon it would all go down and knew the value of Dr. Williams‘ Pink we should ourselves be involved in the Pills in such cases, advised her to take general ruin, or rather in the general them. The advice was followed and decay. â€" Plainly it is better for us that Mrs. Sweeney told our reporter that we must hustle, and evidently it is betâ€" almost from the outset there was an ter to be & hustler in the lowest class improvement in her daughter‘s condiâ€" than not to be a hustler at all. tion. Her appetite became better, the "As we go along through life we color returned to her face, and the seâ€" may be disturbed by the thought that vere headaches that had made her so somebody has got so much more than miserable vanished, and she is now feelâ€" we have, though we are all free to try, ing better than she has done for many and I doubt if any of us worry over months. that : but if we may be sure that their| It is quite evident that this young view is comparative, precisely as ours | maiden was suffering from a lack of is. â€" There can be no doubt about that.| blood, as do so many: young girls who There was never a man so rich that are just at acritical point in life, and he didu‘t want more, and we may be | it is quite as apparent that there is as happy or happier than he. | no other remedy the equal of Dr. Wilâ€" "It is true that there is a limit beâ€"| liams‘ Pink Pills in such cases. They low which we find discomfort and enrich the blood, stimulate the nerves want, and it may be distress, but when and build up the entire system, and we have attained an income that will | mothers will act prudently if they inâ€" afford us a comfortable existenceâ€"and | sist upon their daughters taking an that we can reasonmably expect to get occasional box. We know from exâ€" from external sources. _ We do not perience that Dr. Williams Pink Pills need to cease our efforts then; but | havre done great good in Orangeville whatever added enjoyment we may get | and vicinity, and there is scarcely a out of life after that will depend not [ day that our reporter does not come upon how much money we get, but | in contact with some one who has a upon how we look at things." igoml word to say for this wonderful oo i o+ ts t . medicine. "It is true that there is a limit beâ€" | low which we find discomfort and /‘ want, and it may be distress, but when wo have attained an income that will | afford us a comfortable existenceâ€"and | that we can reasonably expect to get from external sources. We do not need to cease our efforts then; but | whatever added enjoyment we may get | out of life after that will depend not | nnon how much money we get, but | need to cease our efforts then ; whatever added enjoyment we may out of life after that will depend upon how much money we get, upon how we look at things." healthiest thing imaginable Bruisedâ€"Not when it‘s on & man | Haâ€"Y»sterday I exchanged thoughts with the famous Prof. Saduka. She â€"That explains it. I found him very tiresome. Handout Harryâ€"Â¥Yes, marm, I lost me arm in the revolution. Mrs. Kindâ€" heartâ€"What â€"revolution ? Handout Harryâ€"Ths revolution of a buzzâ€"saw, Mr. Fizzington is quite a linguist, isn‘t he? I never knew it. Oh, yes, he talks three languages. What are they ? Horse, baseball and golf. Claraâ€"Mr. Castleton asked me at what time you were likely to be alone, as be wantieJ to call upon you. . Maud â€"What did you tell him? I said any time.‘ Mr. Llulbersâ€"No, my dear, you can‘t judge a woman‘s position by her jewâ€" slry. _ Mrs. Blubbersâ€"I guess you‘re right, but it‘s a pretty fair indication of her husband‘s. F loricufiureâ€"â€"flanry, don‘t you feel well enough ‘to cut the grass this afâ€" ternoon? No, dear; hbut if you say so I‘ll take a hoe and weed a little a;x‘nong the flowers on your new spring 6. Motherâ€"I‘m afraid Mr. Crisscross is not serious in his intentions. Daughter â€"He is awfully bashful, you know, but hs is offering himse!f piccemeal. Last night he wanted m to take his arm. Thae Boozedâ€"A good laugh‘s the MR. STAYBOLT‘S PHILOSOPHY. FLASHES OF FUN. e. The a bigger The Attitude of Afghan‘s Ruler During the Late War. A representative of Reuter‘s Agency says the London Telegraph, has had a conversation with Sir T. Salter Pyne, CS.I., who has just arrived in England after two years‘ absence in Kabul. He was detained in the Afghan capital‘ in consequence of the Indian fronâ€" tier troubles. Asked regarding the situation when he left Kabul, Sir Salâ€" ter said: "Everything was quiet, and all the various factions thoroughly unâ€" der control. In fact, I may say I never knew Kabul to be more tranquil than during the time the Afridi risâ€" ing was in progress,. There was, it is true, some anxiety at first as to how it could affect us, but so firm is the Ameer‘s rule that the people remainâ€"‘ ed passive. Thers was some attempt ata rising among the Loghmanis near Jalalabad. At the moment it became known the Ameer sent down & force and nipped it in the bud. The abortive movement was a direct outcome of the frontier trowbles, the Loghmanis deâ€" claring their intention of preaching a jebhad, Within a very short time, bowever, the leaders were brought back into Kabul, and Abdurrahman succeeded in so overawing the other tribesmen that at no time was there any disturbance of order." Asked as to what was really the Ameer‘s attitude towards the British Govermnment in connection with the frontier war, Sir Salter said: "I am very happy that my prophesies of past years with regard to the Ameer‘s atâ€" titude have proved to be true, and I am glad to have had the opportunity of seeing for myself how true an ally to Great Britain his Highness has proved himself to be, When the Afridi deputation came to solicit the Ameer‘s assistance, Abdurrahman kept them at Kabu! until after the war was over." Sir Salter told the following story of the Ameer: "A few days before leaving Kabul, the Ameer, picking up a small knicknack which happened to be on his table pointed to the words, ‘Made in Germany,‘ which appeared on it. ‘Doâ€"you know what this means? said his Highness. ‘Your country is degenerating,‘ he added. ‘England has been sending out bad things for many years past, and so, to protect themâ€" selves, France and Germany and Rusâ€" sia decided in future to mark everyâ€" thing that they manufactured.‘" THE HEALTH OF THEIR DAUGHâ€" TERS SHOULD BE CAREFULLY WATCHED. Â¥Young Girls Susceptible to Troubles That May Result in Declineâ€"Pale Faces, Headaches and â€" Fickle Appetite the sSymptoms of Early Decay. From the Sun. Oramgeville, Ont. Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills cure by going to the root of the disease. They ranew and build up the blood, and strengthen the nerves, thus driving diseage from the system. Avoid imiâ€" tations by insisting that every box you purchase is enclosed in a wrapping bearing the fiull trade mark, "Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills for Pale People. Edwin Pitts, of Fannin, Texas, called at the house of Postmaster Benson Goff, to whose daughter bhe had been paying attention for a year. Goff kickâ€" ed him off the stoop. When next they met, a few days later, both drew pisâ€" tols, and each shot the other dead. Nearly all of the inland of Barhadoes is cut up into small farms, and the land is very prolific. The chief products are sugar and arrowroot. TO CURE a CuLD IN NE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, _ All Drug gists refund the money if it fails to Cure. e. There are in Tokio ten iron bridgâ€" es and eleven stone bridges. Besides these, there are about sixtyâ€"nine woodâ€" en bridges, measuring upward of thirâ€" teen ken. 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Montreal. Que VKHKAIR PRODUOCOKHKR & o * > Job Cook Mf‘g Co., London, I(A Lr "ag\ sure:t _/ @9 TAMMERERE. Removes Dandruff in One Week. Cures Itching of the Scalp. Prevents Breaking of Hair. Stops Falling Out. ; POsITIVELY GROWS HAIM BD@~ M‘ORN TESTINONIALS SENT GREL ADDN EA® CHUROCH S AUTO.â€"VOCE TN8TITUT! 0 Pombroke 8t., Toronto, Canada. CURE CUARANTEED. /« AMBERINE .Write ‘fg[‘ctfinlngu.- O@ver 3200 ara using i in Mamiltom, @vaer 1000 in Toronpto and Londog TORONTO AND ESTATES hought, sold & WANTED THROUGHOUT Mills, Mills & HMaloa Barristers,etc. removed to Wesloy Blags,, Ricl mond Bt. W., Toronto. +8 for Gold, etc. Write for prices TMIB 18 FOR YOUâ€" CREELMAN BROS., Georgetown, Ont. PER PAIR. 921 What ? Cloth family from boad lothe your T to foot with our Prices only $15, $20 $380, Larg FOR TYPUWRITERS WRITE US. bosrid 4s s%eU‘A TEA yet ? Ii not, drop a card for su-gepackefi THE MONSOON FEA CO. R 0OOF I N C and Shoot Motal Worke. ROOFING flg.A'l'E. in Bla Red or Green. SLATE BLACKBOARDS (We nuf Public and High Schools, Torouto) Reofing solt. P toy Doal Ter. ete. ROOFING TILE (Boe New OCity Bujlds MONSOON Coal Aer, e oo iscc (§otP ol ings, Toronto, done 7 our firm). Metel Ocil pices, oto. Estimates furnished for work comp CONBOY‘S IMPROYED CARRIAGE TOPS aterials shipped to any part of the country. Phone1 . DUTHIE & mo, Adonllolvntnr lu..l'mmfi Head Officeâ€"Toronto 8t., Teronto. Branch Officesâ€"Winnipeg, Man. Vanoouver, O‘ Dxlrou'n received at in{erest payable ha yearly. DEBENTURES issued for money deposited for three or five years. Moxcky Apvanck» on Real Estate at low rates of interest and on favorable conditions, Land Mortgages and Municipal or School Deboutures purchased. Information may be obtained from, and apâ€" pl(i;-ago?{s fi" be ln(-’tdo ml Agont, Winbl . F. K. Harii®, Gonera n CrSiRK J. Manrant Goneral 2.«0. #:: couver. or b3 Established ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamship Co., Montreal to Liverpool. Steamers sail from Montrsal every Satur morning on arrivel ?f trains from 'E‘oronw 1 the W est about 9 e‘clock, o RATES OF PASSAGE Cabin #52.50 and upwards; Becond Cabiam $31 and and $36.25; Sicerage to Liverpool, london, Glasgow, Bel‘a«t, Londonderry or Q"P"".“"Y!' m’?o..f"d_‘“_&{_o:“ 42 smm & Eo P Te te LE w A reduction of five per cent,. is alowed on round trip first and second cabin tickets, For railings of stcamers® or Oth«r information apply to any authorized agent. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. FINEST HOTEL ON THE COAST, Sun parlor 800 feet long overlooking ocean and beach esplanade. Vacuum steam heating system. Elevator to street level. Hot and cold, fresh and salt water in all baths. Rooms en guite, baths attached. JAMES B. REILLY, Owner and Prop. §T. QHARLES, CANADA PERMANENT Paidâ€" $ 06e MACHINES, Loan and Savings Company. INCORPORATED 1855. H. Bourlier, 1 King St. W. Toronte er H & A. Ailan, Montreal. J. HERBERT MASON, Managing Direotor, 4 Wellington St, W., Toronto. OLD AND RELIABIE WINTER RESORT. sR 9 %\ MONEY MAKER 33 Steameors recetved the high« est awards at the Warld‘s Fair 1898 135,000 Ton#. * 2200008 iny