Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 6, 1890, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg nov 6. Footage Prairie. A against Spiers for of arson. Court to sit to Day judge Kil. Ism s charge the co Grega Lional convention funeral. Coot this morning. I another civil go a Phairis nov. Civil is. Massey occupied the Lime of judgement was re another civil Case Dick against Robert being proceeded with when the a Rose at six o clock. The dispute in this is Over the value of repairs done on a Cooper for the plaintiff Anderson t the defendant. The grand jury brought in in e True Bills against Spiers two for at arson and one for arson. Spiers is Bat a Bench warrant will be issued t. Tia arrest. This disposes of the work be the grand jury who Are expected to make lir presentment to Morrow. The court will for thanksgiving Day. His address to the grand jury yesterday a Fang other things his lordship judge Kil a said gentlemen of the grand jury in your have been summoned from you toes to paric n the of ice of late years the abolition of grand so has been frequently proposed and often advocated but it appears difficult to substitute by which the country be willing to entrust your important it must undoubtedly very often inconvenience to those summoned Isaore or grand jurors to devote the Neces time to this duty but it is no Rable advantage to the com and to yourselves As a por a of that should feel that 1.7 Are concerned with the proper adminis of Justice and that it is not in the hit Eui of official class alone. Your maintains its usual reputation of free serious crime and your duty pan imy to be very Light upon this Occa Ca i there will be Laid before Yon a charge which it will be for you to inv edit sufficiently to ascertain whether the St fed should be placed upon his trial. I Iive Ako been notified by the officers of the Cora that it is intended to bring before you or of an attempt crime which has been dismissed by a just is of the peace. It is quite competent for 151 to reconsider the facts and it is quite that they should be Laid before you if St so Strong As in the directions of those j Cera to warrant that course. It would be rat duty to act upon your own judgment in by the former . Indictment that can be found then in these indictments fall within three classes tint whether there has been actually setting dire to the building which requires As i a said the actual destruction by fire of tangible portion of the building itself or some of the materials composing it second it the setting of fire to materials placed in Ider of Sra inst it with intent to effect the car action of the building thirdly a Bare lamp by an overt to set such fire eith Ito the building or to the materials so placed Tonii in successful in each Case the act must to be committed with an actual intent 2cause the destruction by fire of the build or Acme portion of it and with an intent i Ireby to injure or defraud another and in it must be evidenced a me Ore act taking for the purpose of King the fire. A Mere mental intent not Pinto effect by a physical act would constr Rico offence. I am not at present advised .12 other charge Likely to Belaid before tit if there should be any you v. Toys at Liberty to ask any which Jou May find necessary. In duty also to inspect and report of the court House and Xis of inquire into the conduct of any Psia a in the neighbourhood receiving the Public fund. In this con be allowed to express my regret i Lis District has not been furnished with in pal was urged by the grand jury and the Hope that i May soon find a new jail but also a new jugs. And the session was brought to a Cloce by the singing of tha doxology and the pronunciation of the Benediction by the presi Dent. Miss Scott s Kukral. The funeral of the late miss Minnie Scott took place to Day at two o clock. Her brother and Mother arrived from the West yesterday Only in time to witness the final arrangements. Bervice was held in the presbyterian Church conducted by the Rev. P. Wright. The coffin bore handsome Floral wreaths one presented by the choir members one by the Public school and one from the Young ladies the choir gallery was draped with Crape and in the Large audience were grouped together members of the school Board her Public school class sunday school class and members of they and Christian Endeavor society. The service was very impressive and with eloquence and feeling the pastor extolled the purity of life of the departed Friend while the choir furnished suitable the pall bearers were r. G. Mcdonald m. Is George t. Metcalf j. Macaulay p. Wright and Geo. W. Matheson. A procession of scholars followed the Hearse. School Board . At a school Board meeting on monday night the following Resolution was passed. Moved by w. Keyes seconded by w. W. Miller thac it has seemed Good to the almighty dispenser of events to remove from our midst Ono of our most efficient teachers and a highly hate Eunce Young lady miss Mary Scott. Re solved that this Board deplores the loss of miss Scott with deep feelings of regret soft ened Only by the confident Hope that her spirit is with those who having fought the Good fight Here Are in perfect happiness in a Batter world. Resolved that we tender to her afflicted relatives our sincere condolence and Earnest sympathy in their affliction in the loss who was a excellent teacher and exemplary Christian lady. Resolved that the members of the Board attend the funeral and that the schools be closed to mor miss Kate Rowan and miss Jessie Foster of Welland one., were appointed new teach ers to fill vacancies in the staff of teachers. A Brawl Over Beer Northwest t legislators cuss liquor Laws. Dis the Brandon y. M. C. A. Most successful annual meeting motions introduced by Legia Lauc advisers again voted Honor willing to discontinue the issuance of four per cent. Licenses. Regina assa., not. Houm opened at 2.45, All the Membern present. Or. Cayley reported from the committee on handing or Ders and Library in favor of receiving the petition of the Lethbridge and elec tric Light company for incorporation. Or. Haultain afterwards introduced a Bill to incorporate the company. Or. A h. Richardson moved for leave to introduce a Bill to Amend chapter 20 of the revised ordinances respecting Prairie fires. Or. Haultain said it appealed to be Neces sary remind some lion Mem Bers of the Resolution of the House not to accept legislation at their bands. So Long As they deprived the House of Ita rights so Long they would be deemed unfit to conduct its business. Another Point was that it was pre sumption on the part of a private member to undertake to introduce important legislation without consulting the committees which the House had appointed for the purpose. It was a Well known practice to first submit such legislation to a committee. If the member really desired the passage of his measure he should first consult the proper lieutenant govenor that if the motion car ried the Issue of Beer licenses would be at once discontinued. It was a duty incumbent on every member of the House to vote on this question on its merits. Or Tweed said that the House was responsible for the introduction of the Beer License and declined responsibility for its removal. The liquor question had been Well threshed out at Fonner every member had placed Binu Elf on record regard ing it. He noticed that there was a division in the Cabinet on the question and also a difference of opinion Between the mover of tote motion and the . The Lieut. Governor had Bud upon the table statistics showing that crime had not increased in the territories under Beer License while the member for Wolseley Bawd his motion on the assertion that crime had increased and therefore the statistics Wen not Correct. The lieutenant governor had already refused to take the advice of the Bouse on matters of equal importance to the motion and be could not agree to again offer advice until that Al ready Given had been acted upon. The Mem Bers would soon be before then constituents to whom they could Appeal directly on the Mer its of the question. The or s action whether right or wrong had created certain vented interests and he thought legislation or executive action regard ing those interests should depend on More than the whim of a private member. He objected to the insinuation that the member Foi Macleod was the head and Tail of the party now controlling the Bouse. To reply in kind the member for red Deer sat at the head of the advisory Council and the member for South Regina at its Tail. He waa glad to see the member for Prince Albert occupying so prominent a position so near the Tail. Or. Kosa asked if the lieutenant governo had stated to the members of the advisory Council that he would act upon the advice Given him by the Assembly on this occasion and was informed that he had. He though it would have been Well had the lieutenant i he irinus delegates. New York. Nov. Irish members of leave new York for Philadelphia to Morrow. To Duy was spent in receiving callers and perfecting arrange merits for their american lecture tour. John Dillon and we. O Brien will be accompanied on this tour by to d. Sullivan p. O Connor. The latter is expected to arrive to Day. Timothy Harrington will probably remain in this City to look after the interests of the party. Gold excite Teut in Texas. Cusco tex., nov. Excitement sometime investigating the matter. They Are non committal As to the result. They Are Low oat with a map and mexican guide try no to locate a mine that was once worked by mexicans. Fine specimens of Quartz Are on exhibition. The French Tariff Bill. Paris nov. Customs committee of he chamber of deputies has voted by 34 to to adopt the principle of a maximum Ana minimum rate in Tariff and now proceeds to discuss the details of the Bill. Committee who if it was found expedient governor asked the advice of the House be would put it through the House. Under this in the first place. He no system no one s interest would suffer and the not advice of the Assembly work of the House would be greatly expedited f or Betts again regretted the Dup motion of dollars flow into Treasury. The Brandon nov. Monday evening the annual meeting of the Young men s Christian association of this City was held in their rooms the president or. Thoa. Thomp son in the chair. About 40 of the members were present and or. H. Be. Browne of new York International Secretary and or. C. M. Copeland of Winnipeg provincial Secretary for Manitoba. The principal Busi Ness of the evening was the reception of the reports of the various committees for the Pant year and the election of officers for the ensuing year. The reports were All of a favor Able nature and showed the work to be in Good condition with the exception of the finances which were reported to be about behind. After a few remarks from or. Browne upon Kab teem. Be congregational association. 1 be afternoon session of the co Grega Yteo citation of Sla Nioba yesterday the Sou 01 higher education was introduced h c. Mason b. A., of Brandon. F 01 interest in regard to the Denom in were discussed and reference -1 3 the position of higher education in a wince a Lively debate took place in w both As to ministerial education in the the University question in Mani concerning the latter the following re " n was introduced and unanimously while lome association gladly recognizes the Orts of the various Deomina i and the beneficial influence pm on the intellectual life of the it is of opinion that the existence of should not stand in the Way of Rannal policy which shall put the education on a bread Provin a Tho Extension of the fun i the x. Diversity of Manitoba so As to i the teaching of All the branches com i w nehi ded in a University a publication of a denominational paper province then occupied the attention g. Rev. J. K. Unsworth b.a., e subject giving plans As to form basis. After an interesting Dis matter was referred to the business to report in full at the May meet Brandon. Subject of interest in the nose Oenar Nas the denominational out the province. The position was shown v very. Hopeful far More so than has time previously been the Case iou churches reported hopefully of c nope buy of m a distinct and marked r lock made interesting Allu recent it Sta Tiab a second Church my to the Hope of a third the near what Tuhn Public might expect from the men s i Tristian association and what the meeting of the a held the ladies Pilgrim joined the at a Delight Nolc t delivered by revs. Rey m Ila Suu Gerrie. Ito Aai spoke of the Denom Futory and prospects. In 1879 the the congregational Church j in Winnipeg by Hie Rev. Of Fargo. That movement w to the Central congregational 5f mini per the influence. M jul Over the province. Move centre3 Hild been made with s j progressive efforts deprecated the push venom National causes into plans Al and which could not for e populous l Osworth struck As his keynote tie social we so old be Forward liners of work making a11 interest in a 8ntrald move Forward in is that it will be Mote Home and invite nor. We should in enthusiasm and in to the e Endeavor had los men who accomplish men who believe great Seldom doers. Introduced to the Yafeh supreme object of the the preaching of the was to be brought he is its rightful object of our lord s sacrifice. This is the since their tha v 0 us missionary spirit in d ii it is willing now. Back to god is the irk of Mankind. God or doing a work whose increased by the arrear god Waits the .0 it. .1 the Pilgrim 0itkez Berneet lbs have Bee held Yah it inc. .1-___yi___ we profit of the gather the i advisability of beginning a new year in gome of the members of the association put their hands in their pockets and in a very Short time the sum of was thus enabling the association to begin the new year with a balance to its credit of the election of officers was then proceeded with and resulted As follows president or. Thos. Thompson vice president or. C. A. Moor recording Secretary or. A. E. Mckenzie treasurer or. Robert Darrah directors messes. A. Whitelaw j. E. Young r. Wilson f. W. Adams and James Shirriff. In addition to these Are the chairmen of the standing committees who Are vet to be chosen. After some further general remarks the Benediction was pronounced by Rev. A. Urquhart and the meeting was brought to a close. Evening a Public meeting was held in the methodist Church in the interest of the association. The president or. Thomp son occupied the a fair and on the platform beside Rev. J. W. Pickets Rev. W. Vav. Jensins International Secretary Browne Anc or. C. M. Copeland. After the singing of a hymn the Rev. J. W. Pickett read a passage of scripture and Rev. W. W. Jenkins led in prayer. A eolo by or. J. E. T. Powers the choir joining in the chorus was followed by the president s address. He outlined the work for the coming year speaking hopefully of the prospects of the association and mentioning among other things that new rooms had been secured and that it was expected that within a few weeks a general Secretary would be on the spot who would give his whole time to the work. The audience then joined in singing a hymn after which the Secretary s report was read by or. W. P. Oliver. This report embraced a general statement of the work of the association for the past year and of what had been accomplished through its Agency. After the singing of a Solo by or. J. H. Wallace the chairman called on Provin Cial Secretary Copeland for an address. The latter spoke briefly and to the Point. He showed what of Youngr men s _ the association owed to the Public dwelling also on the relationship existing Between the Church and the association. A Trio by messes. Wallace Lowes and pow ers followed after which or. H. E. Browne was introduced to the audience. His address which was the address of the evening touched on Many Points of association work. He dwelt specially on the need of having a Gener Al Secretary to guide it and of the duty of the citizens to liberally support the directors in their efforts to reach Young men pointing out the incalculable value of such work. At the close of his address Opportunity was Given to to subscribe toward the of the association s work luring the coming year and in a remarkably Short time no less a sum than was pledged. The amount was made up of four subscriptions of each three of so each and others of smaller amounts. Or. Copeland then led in a prayer of thanksgiving for the in which god. Had blessed the gathering and after the singing of hymn god he with you till we meet Rev. Or. Jenkins pronounced the Benedic Tion and the most successful meeting Ever held under the auspices of the Young men s Christian association of Brandon came to an end. Brandos news notes. A. F. Boisseau came in from Winnipeg last night. Or. And mrs. J. Canning returned to Oak Lake last evening. Or. W. A. Matheson of the Lake of the Woods milling company left for the East to Day. Messes. S. L. Head and Turriff of rapid cite j. S. Hays of Lof chair and messes. J. C. Berry and t. J. Pentland of Douglas were in the City to Day. Or. Abe code of Winnipeg is attending to the interests of the Inland Revenue depart ment Here in the absence of or. R. J. Girdle Stone who is enjoying his holidays. Or. Vanbuskirk of Manitou arrived in the City on monday to re open the store lately occupied by j. E. T. Powers whose Stock of books and stationery he has purchased. His Honor judge Walker disposed of All the cases on the county court docket to Day. There were no cases of unusual importance none of them involving Large sums of Money. M. J. Temple Advance agent of the what is it company went to Winnipeg yesterday having booked his company at the roller risk Here for Friday evening. Or Macdonald returned from Griswold yesterday where he was in attendance on or. Large of that place. Or. Large has the sym Pathy of his friends in the City in the unfortunate shooting Accident by which he lost his left Arm. I Ose present carrying on to g. W. , esq., insurance agent City. I to thank for toe and Iberal manner in which you have adjusted and paid my loss Vel tort for Vantage of Del Griir with Tot pay. Without having to if Elf elsewhere signed miss b. Fim cowl following to Block the business of the House. It was indeed a serious matter to deny to settlers important legislation. The member for Macleod deserved great credit for Bis bold course in allowing a motion of importance to himself to be introduced the other Day by a member of the minority but now would not permit a Bill of general importance to be no introduced. He we prepared to stand All the odium to he incurred by big course if the member for Macleod and his following could stand the odium properly belonging to their. Or. Cayley said that in spite of authority and in spite of the wishes of the advisory Council he must assert the right to vote Ai he chose on the motion before the Hogue and of every member to do the same As to the merits of the motion it had none. Or. Brett regretted that of the Assembly had decided not to accept certain legislation because the lieutenant governor had done a certain thing. He admired their nerve. One member argued that he had the right to vote no to every measure if he pleased. Of course he had the right but was that what he was elected to the House for they of the advisory Council would take an Early Opportunity of declaring their intentions to the House. They did not care for the abuse to which they were subjected. They proposed to applause the country would not be left to suffer. _ or. Richardson said that the member for Macleod had probably used words of which he did not weigh the full meaning. He believed the Bill to Beof value and hade unasked to introduce it by hit constituents he would be perfectly Content if after the Bonce had discussed the Bill i t should be found faulty and not allowed to pass. But he would like to have it discussed and either raised or Defeated on its merits. In regard to the constitutionality of the action of himself and col leagues in accepting office he held the same opinion which he did when supporting the Hon. Member for Macleod. He had always endeavoured to give every measure coming be fore the House full consideration and hoped the Bill would be considered on its merits. The motion to introduce was Defeated by the following vote Richard son Betts. See Ord Reaman Plaxton holy Jelly 8. Neff. Sutherland a.uv4uuxu itt i Linn Tweed Lineham Davidson Hani Tain Oliver Turriff Clink still Ross Mitchell 13. Or. Richardson moved seconded by or. Plaxton that his Honor the lieutenant governor be respectfully requested to Dis continue the permission now being ranted by him under the of Section 93 of the Northwest territories act for the Sale of he had made up his mind to Intro Duce this motion at the earliest possible Date when attending the meeting of the Dominion Alliance in Montreal some months ago. The Honse did not control the Issue of Beer licenses but still it was a subject on which it might advise the lieutenant governor. He had from time to time As a member of the advisory Council brought up the matter but one was too Small a minority and he now presented the matter to the consideration of the House in the Hope of securing such support As would make his efforts successful. He thought it was advisable to take such action As should give the constituents a change to know How their representatives stood on this matter. It was a duty to Deal with the question Here and to give it to the country to express their views on the matter. He introduced the motion As a Temperance Man and hoped for the support of the temper Anca men of the Honse to secure its passage and do what could be done to wipe Outtie obnoxious traffic in intoxicants in the North West. Or. Oliver said that although the Rule re Garding the introduction of business by Mem Bers of the advisory Council would apply to this motion and although it was a necessary and proper Rule there was no need of bring ing it into Force on this occasion. The Lack of Merit in the motion was such As to insure its defeat in any Case. Such a motion ostensibly in the interests of Temperance would have been received with More consideration had it been introduced by one of the Temperance the than that of its mover. It might be Worth while to consider the claim of the Mem Ber who considered a Temperance Man in the session of 1888, after having voted with the majority of the House that the Temperance ques Tion should be submitted to a vote of the peo ple of the territories but when the question of actually submitting it came up the Hon. Mem Ber crawled under the barn and so prevented the proposed vote from being taken. In he had Given notice of a motion regarding four per cent Beer so worded that it was not in order and could not be received by the House and again the Hon. Member went under the barn. On the present Occa Sion the member had announced that his inspiration was derived from Montreal and his arguments were directed to the Dom Inion Alliance there rather than to the in fast his motion wan Buncombe and his speech the same. This was made still More Clear by his admission that the matter was beyond the control of the House. The act under which Cor licenses were issued was of the Dominion parliament and the representatives of the territories in parliament were the men upon whom the responsibility devolved of securing its amendment. The Assembly had hands full in attending to its own business and would do Well to leave that of parliament alone. It might suit the mover and colleagues of the advisory Council to tender advice that would not be taken but the majority of the House were not of that Way of thinking. Their advice had been rejected too often recently to induce them to give it again until they had Good reason to believe that it would be accepted. Or. Betts was same ground this Bhe liquor question and thought that involved opposition to the motion of his col league. He was glad to see that the member for Edmonton who had opposed him so strongly last session As a Champion of Temperance had members or at least one of members whose record on Temperance question was More prepared to take the lion m last now come around to his View and Able to see the advantage that would remit to the less restricted traffic in he alluded to the Mem country from the spirituous Ber for Macleod As the and Tail of the party which refused to discuss measures on their merits. Or. Brett said that the liquor question was one of the most important Baffoni the country to Day. The exercise of the prerogative of the lieutenant governor in toe tame of Beer licenses was the subject of much unfavourable comment and it mattered not where the member for wowed cot inspiration it Wai ago Eyton we worthy the Consu nation of the House. He was authorized to say for the but had issued licenses in the District which he represented without and contrary to i advice. Under the circumstances he though it we not Worth while to ten Jer him advice on the subject. Or. Haultain said that the issuing of Beer licenses was a matter purely within the prerogative of the lieutenant governor. H had already refused the advice of the House on matters which it bad a right to advise him on and until his Honor had announced to the House by message his intention to accept advice in this Case he must decline to believe that be intended accepting it. Or. Jelly said he would oppose the motion not because he favored the Beer License by because the question was beyond the powr of the House to decide. Or. Richardson replied to the various at tacks made upon aim and repeated or. Brett s statement that the lieutenant governor Hac promised him that if the motion carried he would at Oncil crate to Issue Beer licenses. The motion we Defeated. Richard son Plaxton 2. Brett Betts Rea Man Hoey Thorburn Neff Sutherland Cayley. Tweed Lineham Davidson haul Tain Oliver Jelly Turriff Clink skill Ross Mitchell is. Or. Brett moved a committee consisting of Cayley Oliver Thorburn Ross and the mover to consider the papers connected with the proposed incorporation of the Cardston co. The petition for incorporation had been opposed by a counter petition and therefore letters Patent bad been withheld to permit the Assembly to Deal with the matter. Motion agree to. Or. Brett moved that the report of the Spe Cial committee appointed to strike the stand ing be amended by adding the names of the members of the advisory conn1 till to several of the committees. Or. Cayley raised a Point of order. The speaker ruled that a motion to Amend the report of a committee which bad been Dis charged could not be made and that there fore the motion was out of order and must be dropped. Roisa nov. 5. At to Day s session of the Assembly or. Thorburn s formal amendment re the agricultural societies Ordin Ance passed second Reading and committee of the or. Richardson gave notice that he would move a Resolution on the separate school ques Tion on the lines of the Resolution last year. Or. Brett gave notice again of a motion re Garding the advisory councillors being left off the committee which has been ruled out of order so often. Or. Thorburn asked for particulars regard ing the employment of w. H Cullen m immigration agent year. Cullen has since entered the service of some South american state. Or. Richardson asked leave to introduce an amendment to the Fence ordinance. Or. Betts hoped the member Vonald be Al Lowed to introduce the Bill As it was one of great importance to the agricultural of the country. Or. Reaman thought it should have first been referred to the agricultural committee As be also had amendments which he wished to propose. A Long and Stormy debate ensued being chiefly a repetition of the arguments already advanced. Or. Richardson closed the debate by Dar ing any member representing an agricultural constituency to vote against the introduction. He would continue to attempt to introduce As he thought fit. The motion we voted Down. Yeas Brett Richardson Secord Hoey Jelly 5. Nays Thorburn Neff Sutherland Tweed Cayley Davidson Haultain Olive Turriff Clink skill Ross 12. Or. Brett moved for leave to introduce an amendment to the Brand ordinance. Or. Betts spoke to the same effect As before and asked that leave to introduce be granted. He was specially interested in the Bill. Or. Plaxton said he also was interested in the Bill and had amendments to prepare but did not wish to Block business by insisting on their introduction in the House. He would introduce his amendments before the agricultural committee and his colleagues might do the same. He we a member of the agricultural committee. He would be glad to assist in forwarding his colleague s amendments. The time of the House wan being taken up by useless discussion. He could not further countenance such a waste of time. Or. Brett said the amendment is of the highest importance to Bis constituency. Fol lowing usage of last year the majority was attempting to prevent his constituents from getting what they needed. No matter what indignities were leaped upon him he would continue i efforts to secure beneficial legis lation. He began to state his reasons for Tak ing the position of advisory councillor which was the cause of his Bill being refused introduction. Or. Point of the speaker ruled that or. Brett must con Fine himself to the motion for leave. Or. Brett began to Appeal to the visitors in the Bouse when the speaker ruled that he must address the House. The vote on the motion for leave to Intro Duce resulted Brett Richardson Bette Reaman Hoey Jelly 6. Plax ton Thorburn. Neff Sutherland Tweed Cayley Lineham Davidson Haultain Oliver Turriff Clink skill Ross Mitchell 14. Or. Neff introduced a Bill for the establish ment of Farmers institutes. Or. Jelly said the Bill we framed on the Ontario system of local institutes or clubs. He favored the Wisconsin system of a state Institute. The speaker Laid on the Uble papers relat ing to the proposed Transfer of Law books in the government Library to the supreme court. Or. Haultain moved the. Adjournment. There is no session thanksgiving Day. _ Chicago markets. Chicago nov. Wheat we weak on free receipts and Fine weather in the North West. There we a heavy liquidation of Long wheat and the Market cloned 1j a 1 5-8 Cento lower. 196 cars. Clow. Nov. 98jc dec. May nov. Dee. 52c May Mac. Nov. Deo. 43c May 46c. Nov. Dec. Jan. 10 May 112.84. Nov. C.s6 dec. I6.22j. Era. May nov. Dec. Jan. Hay fit once that could not the Tat the re pro did by of powerful Pix incr Ottawa ont., dispatch to Chicago Herald he fishery department have under consider Ion the advisability of increasing the fishery protective service on georgian Bay and Lake Luron owing to the extensive operations of american poachers. The seizures made in August and september seem to have bad no effect. It is contended that the fisheries will be depleted if the trap net continues to be used. The operations of the poachers Are very skilfully conducted and the poachers themselves Are a reckless gang having already threatened to take the lives of the canadians. Before the is take a trip in. Leaving port Arthur every tuesday and saturday. Ideas arc dear. She looked at him with that might Well Charm the heart of an us Chlorite and softly said. With Smilo so Sweet a Saint would draw to her tiny feet i be an a Rush of love too Strong to bold come o or his heart and made him bold. He seized her hand and slowly said while coyly drooped her Gold crowned head you be two West Shore. Tour round the world for total cast of by Ocean Send for beautifully prepared put Phet Imi full particulars to w. M. Mcleod City passenger agent 471 main Street of j. A. Carter depot ticket office. Ho3bt. General Para enter agent. Baldness is catching says a scientist it s catching flies in summer time. Use Hall s hair renewed and cover the Bald place with healthy hair and flies won t trouble. 6bbat Northern b. R. Line old St. A. M. It a again to the front with their Winters excursions Fob the round round trip. Trip. On Sale very Day from november 18th to december so the. Good for three months or ninety Daya. If Tou find yen cannot get Bank in ninety Days oilcloth linoleum Matt at Cheapside As we expect to open on thursday our Large importation of we will sell at half Price our present Stock of the Matts. Sizes suitable for placing under stoves. Here is a change and dont Hiss it. 8 yes. Zinc binding and pour Corners for 26cts 578 and 68o main St. Will be granted on payment of t20, or in 3m Days Ujj ill do extra or 16 Days for c. Stop Over fifteen Days in route going or com Iii All 0. P. R. An fell tickets via the great Northern railway line through St. Paul Minneapolis Chicago Detroit. London Hamilton Toronto Ottawa Montreal. In selecting your route ask for via the grand Northern railway and take no other. If Yon can not get All the information you want from your nearest c. P. R. Agent calf on or write h. G. Chick in general agent 370 main St., Winnipeg Comer Portage Avenue and main Street f. J. Whitney. Oen l p. T. Agent St. Paul. P. P. Shelby gun l traffic mgr., St. Maui. A. W. Ross co., main Street Winnipeg beg to inform the owners of property and the Public generally that they have opened an of Flocs at the above address for the purpose of carrying on a real estate Agency. Those having property for Sale also those wishing to Purchase will find it to their advantage to apply to them before making other arrangements b. G. Fonseca co. Retail dealers it laced Hay by the car or smaller quantities delivered to any part of the City. 7o5 st3bebt. In oar up is at Reaburn Beausejour quotations before purchasing elsewhere from David or apply 277 Portage ., Cor. Smith St., Winnipeg. Leland House. Portage Laprai bib. A next Deor to pod Toffice. Situated centrally in Ual nem portion of the town. Fint Ciamacco Madation. Heated by hot air. Newly furnished Rhrou shout. Three Large Kimple Roomi. Strictly Urt com. William kevins. Wisconsin Central rut with Pullman thu Bald do wow san is Jerk. And Coohe. Of Jojart Mugni Between ghiotto and mud Akom and Skapa Zodl Pullman Val led Boom sleepers dining cart and combed it Jaunt design bet men Chicago and us Aasand and Duluth. Through Pullman Twu bled and drawing Bow am colonist so when Ria the. Northern radio 1ud Way Between port Mcketa. Other Infin Loket Agento mda1 b. Ain Slyk my Portland Ore. Raar thu Une apply to of the us or he in the United mates of m. A Barlow. Lodi boksti1h. my Hoke we by steel pens Coldmedal-par1s.1s75 crosthwaite White experienced auctioneers and prac tical appraisers. Staff faction guaranteed. Prompt get Klementa terms reasonable. A Lew Choice farms and City ots for sole. W. J. , b. S. White a. B. Banka. Office Thistle Sale rooms 368 main Street. By j. T. Wilson. Band opening Sale at the new Saleroom Portage av., on Friday nov. 7, at 2, . Household furniture Mien Fletcher s Stock of on above Date i have received to sell at unreserved auction the entire Stock of him Fletcher the Well known Milliner that we a lighter damaged by fire a Short time ago also a Large consignment of household furniture comprising in part parlor suite in hair cloth easy Chain Oak Centra table dining Anil Side tables Oil painting and other line pictures Oak Cherry and Block Walnut finished bed room sets w. Springs Mantle Mirror sewing machine Hook shelves lounge baby Carriage about m Bird caries carpenters tool Chest and Fine assortment of tools 4 a 1 Cook stoves Box Coal stoves act of Scales and Many other useful articles Etc. Tem Cath. 249 Portac e . Spencer Block. J. T. Wilson auctioneer sheep for Sale under Igried win by auction n Wold nov. 189o, 400 Leicester and Shropshire beep in Small Lota. Sale to commence at 10 o clock. W. Govenlock. French German the Ingoff and Cou Tell for of the Ingres Montellier school been removed to Boom 6. London and Canadian Corner main and Lombard claim of every Legree of advancement Are beginning every Day and the Papua in my atty. In the lines. For particular. The trial ;