Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 5, 1890, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 great advertising i by the consolidation of the free fleas and Bun advertisers Are enabled to get the greatest advantage for their Money Ever presented in Winnipeg. Prior to the consolidation the circus tin of free press being represented by 8, that of the Sun was represented by 2. The rates for the consolidated circulation remain the same As the original free press rates. These two statements of fact make obvious to any Intelli gent advertiser the advantages offered. Kor let it be forgotten that the daily morning free press and the likening free press and Sun cover the entire Winnipeg daily both of which All advertisements Are inserted at one rate. Weekly free press. Can safely be claimed that for the Rural of Manitoba and the territories the weekly free press As an advertising medium is Worth More than All other weekly papers Cootu biased. Rode against a clothes line a fatal Accident on a British Columbia ranch. A sad Accident which resulted in the death of John Knouff occurred at the upper ranch of or. J. T. Edwards near on sunday evening last. Young Knouff waa employed Ai a Cowboy on or. Ranch and on sunday evening noticing a Cou ple of calves thai had strayed away started after them to drive them in with the rest of the band. They were in a Field adjoining the House and to head them off Knouff Rode his horse around the House at full Speed when he was carried with terrine Force against a wire clothes line catching him across the month. The Home gave several jumps after passing the wire when its Lider fell to the ground striking on his face where a Lay blood pour ing from his Mouth profusely. He never spoke or moved after he fell and he must have died almost instantaneously. Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg nov. 5 sued for seduction. A rather racy Case before the . Ellen Hebb charges Cham. Lawrence with being her betrayer but Charley tells an entirely differ ent about that plea. City and country weather indications fair cooler winds becoming northwesterly. A meeting of the Winnipeg Cricket club will be held fat the Clarendon to night to wind of the business of the year. _ to Korbow being thanksgiving Day in the City no business will be transacted at the City Market but it will be kept open until eleven o clock to Iii rat. Me. J. S. Coo Ucan who u just rat present auction ering in Westminster has along interview in one of the papers As to the Brilliant fun Vuic if Westminster. J. S. Has a great of and after the 15th november the mail for balt Efurd will be taken from Saskatoon twice a it k each Way. Leeson Scott who have been so prompt on the longer and More dreary route from Swift current have the contract. Mcdonald and Preston who Trail the first fifty Miles of the great North Weot Central railway have gone to Ottawa at thu request of the company to effect a settlement for their work. Or. Nugent accompanied them As their solicitor. A onion thanksgiving service of All the method i aggregations in the City will be held in g. Church at 11 a. M. To Morrow. Eve. Sparling will Rev. E. Ssh Oid and Kev. James Allen will deliver addresses. The choir will give some appropriate selections. The Council of the Board of Trade met yesterday afternoon. The principal business was parsing of the accounts of the banquet to the British Farmers delegates. The statement of the receipts is not yet quite Complete but a a assured the amount of will be forwarded to the general Hospital. My. E. J. Wood member for Cypress in the local House recently interviewed Gen. Sept. White of the c. R. Regarding the locating of the station at Milford on the East Side of the River. Or. Wood Promise but has Good reason to believe the petition of the Farmers in the District will be granted. A detach Mustof in Onsted police comprising seven men arrived Here yesterday from Retina. They Are to be stationed at Emerson and along the Boundary eastward to the Lake of the Woods to assist in enforcing customs regulations and prevent smuggling. The names of the open Are Seret Oliver couts Otis Buckard Stewart Buckhall Eden and Vogl. A slight trouble occurred last night be tween five and six o clock on the lines of the Northwest electric company which obliged them to shot off the Light for fifteen or Twenty . It was due to changes that had to be made suddenly to permit certain Altera that Are being made by the Bell Tele phone line on Portage Avenue. The company lit up thinking that the changes had been made but discovering their mistake had to close Down again. The exhibition. A meeting Lant evening to prepare for the voting on the by Law. A meeting of the directors of the Winnipeg agricultural and Industrial exhibition association was held last evening in the City coun cil committee room. Or. J. H. Ashdown president in the chair. The committee on by Laws and was asked to continue in office and report after a charter had been secured. The solicitors were asked to prepare a charter Lor submission to the legislature. Or. Ashdown said that if the by Law were passed a special act of incorporation should then be secured. The by Law would be voted on in the latter half of Decem Ber the act might be passed at the meeting of the legislature in january and the Assoc too could then go to work by the end m february. Hough 4 Campbell the solicitors of the association reported that they had drawn no a by Law. They further sent in their Resigna Tion in View of the possibility of questions coming up on which their position As City solicitors would conflict with their relation to the association. On motion of or. Scarth it was resolved that messes. Hough a Campbell be asked to continue their services As no conflict of duties has yet raised. Aid. Mather state that the by Law had been introduced into the City Council and that it passed its first Reading and been referred to the finance committee to fill up Blanks. On motion of or. Risk seconded by Aid. Black a committee was appointed consisting of or. Scarth Aid. Mather and the president to Confer with the City solicitor and the City clerk in order to have the voters list in accordance with the Law and most convenient for getting voters to their proper polling places. Some conversation took place in reference to the composition of the Board of directors the feeling fas expressed and assented to by All present that in applying for a special charter a stronger representative committee should be asked for it was suggested that there should be at least Twenty members. The present Board was Felt to be not Large enough to represent the various interests in the City. Yet one special object in View in getting a charter was that every interest should represented. Talking of the question of a bite the Mem Beis agreed in expressing the Hope that the Dominion government would see its Way Clear to giving a free site. Or. Scarth spoke of his recent visits m com Pany with the British delegates to four or five fairs the expressions of the delegates in admiration of the samples to the effect that Many of the samples were better than they had keen at the Toronto exhibition and such As England would not be ashamed of. To what or. Scarth thus said As to the superiority of the exhibits that could be obtained or. Risk added that the people throughout the country were very to have a Central fair. The committee appointed to Confer with the City clerk proposed to wait on him at 3 o clock this afternoon. St. Mary s Bazaar. D. W. Mccuaig writes from Portage la Prairie to the free press " i threshed last week with a Toronto Advance machine ten thousand five Hundred and thirty bushels mostly of wheat making an average of seven teen fraud red and fifty five bushels for each Day of the week and travelled in that time Twenty five Miles. I used a j. I. Case swing ing Stacker stacking the Straw to the Satis faction of those i threshed for. This i think is the Best this Shiner Ever done on the Portage Plains in the last week of at a meeting held in the Catholic cd melt at Oak Lake on All Giinta Day after association was formed having for its object the Protection of Catholic interests so far As they Are menaced by the Public schools act and also to provide for the due registration of the Catholic vote both for the local House and the House of commons. Tha meeting was addressed in French by or. Arsenault Dominion Homestead inspector and or Amable Marion j. It was also addressed in English by or. W. J. Solicitor. A committee of management was elected con sisting of messes. Manbey Marion arse Nault Masson. Chisholm David and Goten several of the speakers expressed indignation at the conduct of or. Edward Dickson who being elected by the uhf Colic vote supported the Greenway government in suppressing the separate schools. Communicated people in paragraphs gossip about people who come and go happenings. Or. Richard Cole of Carman is in town the the indies meeting with might s the ladies of St. Mary s Church Are meet ing with Gratifying Success in the iia Zaar being held under their auspices in Trinity Hall the attendance last night and the night pre Vious was very Large and while the visitors were most pleasantly entertained the Finan Cial results were satisfactory. A Fine display of goods of both a. Useful and ornamental character is made at the Sale tables. The visitors last night found the proceedings highly enjoyable Raree statuary Tableaux representing lib erty illuminating the peace and Rock of Ages were produced with splendid effect the figures taken being miss miss Young miss Bals Iuie and mrs. Ochneider. Miss Barrett also Sang and played a selection on the piano. Tha performance also contained other pleasing features. The Bazaar will be continued during the week. Campbell Sweeney manage or of the Bank of Montreal of Vancouver is at present in Elora ont., visiting Mother who is reported to be. Seriously ill. Mrs Mcfiren of Swan Lake Mother of John Mclaren real estate agent of this City who has been visiting Winnipeg for the past week left for horns yesler Dayt at the hotels. A. Thomas Toron parlor social mein Berzof Progress Council b. T. Of t. Enjoy an evening with the misses Mclellan. There was a Large turn out at the parlor social held last evening at the residence of the misses Mclellan 41 Owen Street under the auspices of Progress Council no. 3, r. T. Of t. During the evening various games such As cards quoits and parlor croquet were indulged in contributing in no Small measure to the enjoyment of those present. Light refreshments such As cake Coffee and fruit were served which together with the games were All that could be desired to make the time pass very pleasantly. Altogether the affair was a decided Success. It was attended by a Large number of voting people who when they had Sung the National Anthem dispersed to their Home a Vine spent a most enjoyable time. Manitoba wins. When the court met at half past ten o clock yesterday he lordship or. Justice imbue summoned Martin Mckittrick to appear before him for sentence he having been found Gusty by the jury several ago of common assault. The Crown . Cameron requested that the court impose a Fine in Stead of imprisonment and his lordship imposed a Fine of the matter of the criminal libel Case of Queen is. Luxton was then brought on. Or. Hagel q. C., announced that be had the authority of or. Luxton who was indisposed to appear on his behalf and present his plea. He asked that the plea which was allowed As Good by his lordship the Day previous be placed on the records. Or. How Ell said it was impossible to go on with or. Luxton a trial owing to that gentleman s illness. He was led to believe that or. Luxton would be Able to appear to . Could then go on. A twas afraid they could not legally proceed in the absence of the defendant. proceed and or. T. M. Daly cited authorities in support of the Contention that the Cue could be tried in the absence of the defendant. He was aware that the defendant would have to be present if it were a felony but not As it was Only a Misdea Meanor. Or. Howell said he should not consent to go on unless the Crown officers relieved him from All responsibility. He thought it was too sky. Finally it was decided to allow the Case to stand Over until this Moraine when it is hoped by both sides that the trial May be gone on with. It is understood that the prosecution have decided to accept the plea of or. Luxton Over which there has been so much difficulty. A seduction Case the Hebb Laurence was then called or. Hagel and or. Dodge appearing for the prosecution Ana messes. Howell and Ashbaugh for the defence. Or. Hagel outlining the Case said that it would be shown that Chan. Laurence a whole Sale Butcher of this City had carnally known the fourteen year old daughter of mrs. Amy e. Hebb a girl named Ellen the result of which had been the birth of a child. These auction had been accomplished under Peculiar relation. Her Mother bad become a widow and had found it necessary to Send her daughter out to service the girl being a ser vant in the House of Laurence who is a married Man. While in his employ it was alleged she had been twice improperly treated with the result already stated. Mrs. Hebb Mother of the girl was first placed on the stand. She said she resides in Jones Terrace in this City and had lived there during the past five Yean. She. Had come from England with her husband and family which consisted of two boys and two husband had been a labourer on the cup. And was killed about two Yean ago. Ellen was engaged by Laurence on the 9th of april. 1889, at a month and returned Home just one month later and gave her. Mother the Money she bad earned. She refused to return to the service of Laurence. The latter twice called on her to get Ellen to return and she had Penna ded her daughter to do so but the girl persistently refused and had finally told her just what the trouble her daughter had been delivered of a male child on the 9th of february of this year. Being Cross examined mrs. Hebb admitted that one reason Ellen did t want to return to Laurence was that the wages were not sufficient. She denied that her daughter was frequently out of the House during the even Ings or that she Ever told a or. Herbert that she bad had some trouble with her and would like to get her out of the City. She was aware that a Young Man named Jones lived near her residence but she did t know whether her daughter was acquainted with him or not. She had never seen him. Laurence s Bouse was about two Miles from her own and. When on several occasions Ellen visited Home she herself had accompanied her part of the Way Back to Laurence s. Ellen told her of the trouble just a week after leaving Laurence s employ. Witness had told or. Herbert about two week s after her daughter had left Laurence s that Laurence had insulted her daughter and she had asked Herbert to bring Laurence to her residence. Laurence came and denied the charge. Witness had never said to anyone that she had had a Good Deal of trouble with Ellen. Her daughter had told her that on three occasions the had been insulted by Lawrence the first time when he was driving her Home from witness House the his h Rose she was crying and seemed to object Tot coming. He denied having had any improper connection with her. He had been sent for by the girl s Mother after she had left his service and charged with the seduction. He then denied it and fhe Mother s answer was that she was going to have the matter tried and if she found that the girl was Gilty she would try to get _ her in prison. Witness said that the first sunday night the girl was in his employ he had seen her come towards his House with the Man Jones and pass it. This was about half past eleven or twelve o clock at night. He then saw her go behind a Straw stack and return with Jones. A Butcher named Carson was with him and saw this also. From what he saw he was satisfied the girl was not Chaste. The girl and tones were behind the stack fifteen or Twenty minutes. After he had been charged with this seduction he had gone to Ace a lawyer and had taken his advice. He denied Ever having gone to the Mother and asked that the girl be sent Back to Bis service. To or. Howell Lawrence said that the lawyer he had gone to for advice was or. Hagel. It had denied the charge to that gentleman. It was twelve o clock when he saw the girl go to the Straw stack with Jones. Joseph Canon Butcher was next called for the defence but or. Hagel objected to his evidence because he had not left the court room when the court ordered the witnesses excluded. Canon claimed that be had not heard the order and his evidence was admit Ted. Carson said he had seen the girl with Jones on the night in question. It was about half past eleven at night. His brother Lawrence and one or two others bad been with him when this occurred. They could see distinctly because it was a Moonlight night. Mrs. Lawrence wife of the defend int was next called. She had seen the girl Hebb pass her House with a Young Man on the sunday night mentioned about half past ten or eleven o clock. The girl did not come in the House until Between twelve and one o clock. Witness Hart 1 charged her at the end of the month Beau eur conduct with the men about the place who were in her husband s employ was improper. She often went to her husband s slaughterhouse and remained there with men. Witness said that the morn ing the girl left she got up about six o clock and breakfasted with her husband. Mrs. Lawrence denied Ellen s Story that she had not got up that morning until eleven o clock. If the girl bad screamed on the morning in question she certainly could have heard her. In Cross examination witness said she was certain of the hour the girl had passed her House. This closed the defence. Ellen Hebb was then recalled by the prosecution and denied the Story regarding the stack. After the addresses by counsel the Case was adjourned until the morning when his lord ship will charge the jury and give the Case into their hands. Smoke Manitoba no. 1 hard. E Zinge Hie Havana Mclntyre Block. The finest tobacco in Canada. _ six stores. Sood Stobb a buy a funny overshoes rubbers they Are the Best. Large pm Titie inducement to t to the manufacturer and wholesale we. We buy where Cash ill do Are to this fall with our we do just As 8wjds both Wilfrid Laurier on the platform. Bis Orbat speeches 1871-90. A 660 Page 8 vol. Book bound with portrait of or Laurier study on his life and work and consulting Index. To appear 1st november. Prices cloth Morocco and pm and subscriptions Low taken by a. H. Campbell 610 main St. Wynn Peg Ferguson co., agents for Manitoba and doric editor Harvest Home concert dry goods. Being sold at less than Ante buy them. Come to our stores for terms Cash. 332, 432.470 main St. Branch general stores Morden Borland Arden is. Starkov. At the conclusion of the arguments big lordship reserved judgment. At the Leland j. R. Riely Regina Insp. Bradley Battleford t. Samuels Montreal u. He Temmson Cumberland eng. E. V. King St. Paul h. R. Burr a Boulter Toronto a. E. Portage j. To Kenzie Selkirk w. H. Harris Glasgow w. Mckinon. A. Williamson rat Portage. Or Jaegers sanitary underwear we have been appointed agents for this a famous underwear and have a foil on hand in men s overs late night Shurte and underwear. Big Boston clothing store City Hall Square. Children s voices All choruses and solos. Beys Drill. Girls Drill. The Best concert of the kind yet Given. Monster stage. New decorations on the evening of thanksgiving Day november 6th, at 8 o clock. In Gracej Hurch. Doors open at 7.15. Concert Sharp at 8. Tickets 25 cents to be had at ten music store. This concert will not be repeated Thia year. Greatest attraction Ever presented Princess opera House q Jio Grig hits o thursday Friday Thos. Johnston s prize at the trials. A despatch to the free press from Chat Ham out., Bays at the International Field trials held Here to Day in Trie Pointer class Ightfield Upton owned by Thos. John Ston Winnipeg Defeated Beacon owned by a. Haywood Lonsdale of White Raroh Stafl sgt. Kirk s death. Staff sergeant m. G. Kirk of the . M. P., Dud at Battleford recently of fever he was born in the county Donegal Ireland and served for thirteen years in the Royal Irish constabulary in which Force he Rose to the highest non commissioned rank. He served with distinction through All the fenian Trou Bles of the sixties and received substantial recognition from the government for his ser vices. He resigned from the Royal Irish con joined tha Northwest mounted police in 1874 and in this for he to the rank which he held from 1879 till the time of of his death. He was not Only a Good Soldier. Of t of attainments a k 5teat we his memory re t i office of the n or at Phoenix Park Dublin he could give the Date and plact of Force without it was once Sappo Saj that i Cholula could not b eradicated from the system but the Marvelou. N produced by the of san Parilu disprove the Nam a Rutm sofa. The sort powerful blood purifier Ever Date Ovond 5 n a third before breakfast on the morning she left his employ. B or. Patterson who attended the girl during her conf intent was called and examined professionally. Ehen Hebb then related her Story. The first time Laurence insulted her waa when was driving with him across the Prairie. She had seen he was driving her in the wrong direction and suspecting something had tried to jump out of the Rig. Laurence Bell her in however and acted improperly and when she attempted to scream he band Ore her Mouth. The second time he had insulted her was in one of the stalls of his stable where she was milking a cow. Laurence on this of she said had knocked her in the morning of the 9th of May the last Day she was in his employ Laurence had dragged her from the Kitchen into a room he used As an office thrown her on a sofa and there assaulted her she had never carnally known any other Man. Examined b7 or. Howell Ellen said that after the assault which tools place about seven in the morning Laurence had left Home and she was alone with mrs. Laurence in the House until dinner time. She struggled against the assail a and screamed v everything possible to resist be knew the Young Man Jones referred to. He had seen her Home the first sunday night she was employed at Laurence a walking with her from her Mother s House to Laurence a a distance of two Miles. This was the first and Only time she been with Jones. Laurence had Given her a Dollar for breaking he corsets. Akebi noon si1tino. At the close of the plaintiff s Case or. How Ell moved for a Nonsuit contending that an action could not he As against the defendant As the swirl Ellen Hebb Wai not in her Mother s service at the time and she bad not lost those services which it was Noe Eseary to How before the action could be maintained there was no question on the evidence m to whose empty she was in at the time of the alleged seduction it clearly showing that it was that of the plaintiff. I also argued that the plaintiff had gone too far. And had made out criminal Lawrence and the civil court could not be invoked before thl Lead been ii anything at All had been made out against the ant it be must be proceeded against Hagel maintained that the cases cited by c Unsel for the defendant did Nott oar out his latter Contention at All in the nest and urged that we carry a Nice line stones consisting of diamonds sapphires emeralds. Hubbies opals pearls. Etc. We have very Nice parcel of Choice sapphires which we will be pleased to Al. 4s4 main St. Tours of the world. The Only perfect exhibition Ever presented also the most startling and wonderful mechanical effects. Prof. G. Norris1 canine 35 trained dogs 35 the largest and grandest combination of educated Tuumalo in the world. Do All but talk. Special family matinee saturday at 2.30 o clock. Prices so and 76 cts. Reserve seats Remington oilcloth linoleum malts at International contest 1888. W. J. Cheapside As we expect to open on thursday our Large importation of will sell at half Price our present Stock of the Matts. Sizes suitable for placing under stoves. Here is a Chance and dont Hiss it the Western Coal i d successors to Kinset co dealers in Delaware Lakawanna and Western Railroad go s. Celebrated mall inquiries for prices of oar Lou answered promptly. Offlee 891 main St., Winnipeg. X november x real estate 389 Maini St. Riv cd of any do i cold real estate improved improved should examine my i desiring to sell Vox a find it to their add Utoft k tarnish me description and prof their properties. Money to loan aide and easy terms for re payment just drop iitii1 Royal Cor. Of m the elegant diff play of roses tube Issue of Wanhorn s guide is ready. For Sale Hvall agents and on trains. Ten cents _____381 Mam Street publisher s office 8vnc Zinc b Gwng and Luo. Folk Corners foe 25 cts engagement to 678 and 68o main St. W anted men act John Lang s Barber shop 356 main St. To smoke hav Anna and Domestic cigars tobaccos cigarettes wholesale f and before ordering enquire for j. O. , 828 main Telephone no. 431. The of f e motion for been married w. T. U. Lunch room Fabii Toboss St. Be open thanksgiving Day. Dinner will a retd from 12 to 2 p. M spezia grand Union hotel newly re fitted and re Farn Abed first Clara a thoroughly equipped with Al Modem improvement. Centrally located. Cusine unexcelled in the North graduated Price. Free of Nib. Percival prop. Silverware knives Forks spoons s mint be Block to. 406 Maze str bar. With Sipho. I w. Jordan mho of Portage a. How it a Horm Oonie. By the boor a Hoim for four the Hoar. "2 ditto for 80 my Nate or a dinner party and return opera and . The Tophom ;