Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 7, 1890, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 creat advertising by the consolidation of the free press Ani Bon advertisers Are enabled to get the greatest advantage for their Money Ever presented in Winnipeg. Prior to the consolidation the circa lotion o the free press being represented by that of the Sun was represented by 2. The for the consolidated circulation remain the m the original free press rates. These a. Statements of fact make obvious to any Intelli gent advertiser the advantages now offend. For let it be forgotten that the daily morning free press and the likening free press and Sun cover the entire Winnipeg Daft newspaper both of which editions All advertisements Are inserted at one schedule rate. Weekly peek press. It can safely be claimed that for the run portions of Manitoba and the territories the weekly free press As an advertising medium h Worth More than All other weekly paper combined. _ Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg nov. 7. Gity fld country j. J. Golden has gone West on business. My. Boggs of Duluth is in the City again Rev. Do. Robertson returned to the City yesterday. B. M. De Lamb but storekeeper then p. At Brainard dak., is in the City. d. G. S. Coneby s arrival at King urn is noted in the papers of that City. Weather indications Light Snow continued Low temperature northerly winds. Eighty thousand bushels of wheat were marketed on the c. R. Main line yester Day. The red Kiver was Froza Over from Shore to Shore in several places opposite the City yesterday. Supt. Michaels and master Mechanic Gilmour of the n. P., returned from the ninth yesterday. It is said that both the . And . Will be greatly taxed this Winter to haul out Manitoba s big wheat crop. The schools and the graduates play a toot Ball match on saturday third of the schedule of the association. The Case of libel against . Luxton comes up again this morning in tha courts when the argument on the Aem urrere to the defendant s plea will proceed Rev. James Allen pastos of Grace Church leaves to Day for Regina where he will preach on sunday in connection with the anniversary services of the methodist Church there. Dulcich Timbs the total value of domes tic exports for october As reported through the a ninth custom hone is All the products went to the province of Ontario. Kesi Dijt Van traffic manager Olds and other officials of the Canadian Paci Fie were in St. Paul on tuesday. They left in the evening for Duluth and from there to Montreal. A Large number took part at the be. England dinner served last evening Between 6.30 and 8 in the the meds Gall Memoria Church by the ladies of that congregation. The Bill of fare included baked Beano pump Kin pies and other new England delicacies a musical programme followed the dinner. Train service has been established from great fails mont., to the following Potson the great Falls Janada railway Vaughn 20milee steel 20 Miles Colling 42 Miles Piegan 65 Miles Conrad 84 Miles Selby Junction 95 Miles Rocky Springs 108 Miles Sweet grass 133 Miles. Yesterday de. Kelly and Harry Norman began a checker contest of nine games Kell to give Norman a game As a Handicap. Up to last night for games had been flayed o these Kelly had won one and the others Hac been drawn. This leaves both competitors even and the remaining games will decide the contest yesterday evening the members of the Baptist Church met together and after Par taking of a social repast proceeded to the annual business meeting Rev. Grant in the chair. Reports were read from the different committees followed by the election of offi cers for the ensuing year which resulted As follows Church clerk. Dodge treasurer . Clark Aud also eight deacons were appointed. The work in general of the Church was discussed. The what is it co. Will arrive from the coast sunday and play a one night s engage ment in the Princess monday evening. Speaking of this troupe the Salt Lake City daily Tribune says musical selections in what is it Are All gems. Airs from the operas of Erminie la Fille de Madame Angot Mikado Etc., generously be sprinkled the entertainment together with latest popu Lar songs listen to my of Happy Little pigs in Etc. A movement is on four to establish a Mem orial in commemoration of the Twenty fifth anniversary of Machray s accession to tiie Bishopric of Rupert s land. The form which the memorial will take has not yet been decided upon but it has been suggested that some suitable article of furniture be erected in the Cathedral at St. Johns and that a sum of Money be placed in his lordship s hands to be disposed of As he sees fit. The members of one of the episcopal churches Here have already privately contributed towards the object. As his lordship is much beloved by All those under his spiritual charge a Large fund will doubtless be collected. Kamloops Sentinel the red River Creamery association has petitioned the Dominion government asking for an increase in the duty on butter in View of Mckinley Tariff from 4 to f cents. By getting the in crease in Tariff asked fur they Hope to control the British Columbia markets said to be now supplied to some extent from the United states. British columbian Are paying enough for their butter at present Aud naturally Are Adverse to a raise in Price even though it be for the Manitoba Creamery article. Our Owa Farmers should be Able to Supply the demand without much trouble and there is to doubt that by their giving More attention to Dairying they would be amply rewarded for their labors. A team of horses bitched to the grand Union bus ran away yesterday morning and did considerable damage before being Stop Ped. They started from grand Union and dashed Down Princess Street to William thence Down that Street to main and turning northward of that Street at a mad Pace they collided with a Telegraph pole at the Corner of Market Street East. Here the bus was thrown Over and a wheel knocked off. The wheel struck a elderly Man named Thomas and injured him seriously one of his being broken and his Brad Cut and he was other Wise braised. Thomas was taken to . Dame s office where his wounds were dressed and he was afterwards removed to the general Hospital for further treatment. Thomas hails from Neche n. D., and has been working Here All summer. . Thanksgiving. A special thanksgiving Bill of fare was served at the w. C. T. U. Lunch room 144 Princess Street yesterday Between the hours twelve and two. The menu included Turkey Boston baked Beans sauces vegetables Browa bread doughnuts Plum pudding pumpkin Apple and Lemou pie russian Cream fruits Coffee Tea Etc. Alt the baking was Home made. Several fit Miliea seemed to anticipate to near approach of Edward Bellamy s idea of social life in Winnipeg and came to enjoy their thanksgiving dinner without the trouble of prepare Rig of cleaning up after. Many of the articles which have been placed in the Exchange for Sale were examined and admin and Outlook far this . T. U. Work in the City is thanksgiving dinner about a Lihty Young men have Thel thanksgiving Turkey at the y. M. C. A Kooms. Thanksgiving Day was a Busy Day in y m. C. A. Circles the cause being the Annua thanksgiving dinner to the Young men who have come to our City during the past year Over 150 invitations were sent out and by on o clock the hour for gathering about eighty Oung men had assembled in the rooms. After exchanging the usual greetings in the Parlours the guests adjourned to the lecture room where a most sumptuous Dinne was set it. The mean included Ever delicacy which the rant fastidious Coul desire and the encomium bestowed upon the ladies who had undertaken the arrange meats were very numerous. The tables Wen set with great taste and reflected great Credi upon those who had charge of that part of the work. . W. Bayley vice president occupied the head of the Centre table with the Rev James Allen to Bis right while a v. Mccleneghan and . H. Gui occupied the Heads of the second and third respectively Rev. . Uni Worth Sittin tothe right of . Gill. After the various delicacies had been discussed and the inner Man had been satisfied the association introduction was proceeded with this consists of every Man rising in his seat at the table giving his name in Fnu place Fror which be came and length of time in the City. This was a most inter Esting part of the program. After the sing ing of we Praise thee lord for this our the guests adjourned to the Parlours where Dingle kindly furnished none pianoforte selections. . W. Bayley then took the chair and after speaking a few words of Welcome called upon Rev James Allan . H. Gil and Rev. . Unsworth respectively to say a few words each o whom gave a few remarks suitable to the occasion. . Mccleneghan then proposed a vote of thanks to the ladies which wan promptly seconded by Rev. Jag. Allan and carried unanimously amid the greatest in the Siam. Too much cannot be said of the kindness of the ladies who have so generously Given their time Money and assistance in providing such pleasant time for the Young men. The ladies who so kindly assisted in the arrangements were c. M. Copeland mrs. Mulock. Mrs. R. J. Whitely mrs. A. Hamilton mrs. 6. Crowe mrs. C. H. Campbell mrs. Rus sell miss Campbell mrs. Pitblado and mrs Geo. Bryce. The association Are also highly indebted to the Bishop furniture company for in Vishini the table and also to . Spiers who for the last three years at great personal Inco veni Enoe has undertaken the cooking of Thi turkeys. Altogether the affair was a Grant Success. Everyone seemed passed and the Young men one and All expressed themselves As More than delighted with the arrangement which had been furnished by the association for their thanksgiving entertainment. Thanksgiving Day. Services in the City churches yesterday. The congregations of the several churches celebrated thanksgiving Day with appropriate services. In the Church of England am presbyterian churches services were held a each congregation. In holy Trinity can Rel the service was held in the evening when Rev. Canon Matheson preached. In Chris Church and St. George s Church the rectors Keva. E. S. W. Pentreath and j. J. Roy con dulled services in the morning. In Knox and St. Andrew s churches the respective pastors. Rev. . Duval and Rev. Jos. Hogg officiated and in Augustine Church Rev Thos. Mcpherson of Stratford ont preached. de in holding a thanksgiving service in Grace Church. The pastors of three of them. Revs. James Allen a. C. Crowds and c. E. Staf Ford of Grace Zion and Mcdougall respectively were present and took part and Rev principal Sparling presided. Rev. Messes Allen and Stafford delivered addresses. The congregationalists held a Union service in Thi Central Church where a Lermon was preach by Rev. J. K. Unsworth. Service was also held by the baptists. The choirs in mos cases Sang appropriate anthems and hymns Halifax nov. Services were held in All the City churches to Day Rev. Of St Andrews formerly of Winnipeg in Bis Sermon referred to the National spirit of Canada which he said was slowly but steadily growing for which Ever Lover of Bis country should be grateful Mont bal nov. Was generally observed As one of thanksgiving. All the Public offices and courts were closed and bus mess was generally suspended. Services were held in All the churches protestant and Cath Olic alike. Toronto nov. Day a. Observed Here by the entire suspension of bus Ness and the holding of services in All the pro Tsa taut churches. Of. Day being a Legal holi Day the Banks and other Public offices Are closed As Well As some Large business firms. Clever canines. An interesting performance at the Prin around the world. Owing doubtless to the numerous counter attractions last evening there was not a very arge audience at the Princess when prof Forris educated dogs and the Millar Diramio tour of the world were presented. But those who were there enjoyed a most interesting and delightful performance. The dogs performed some Clever feats indicating Bat their Early education had not Een neglected and that their Intelli gence was almost on a Par with hat of the human race. They did everything but talk and one even attempted Oread. The dogs which numbered nearly to score were warmly applauded especially n the jumping contest troied the enthusiasm of the entire audience. The trip around the world consists of a Large number of very interesting views one would see in Lon Lon Paris Berlin Venice Dilan Rome and other cities and besides hese were several very ingeniously worked scenes which were highly real Stic. The tour was very entertainingly described by . Millar in an interesting lecture. The performance will be repeated to night and to Morrow afternoon there trill be a matinee at reduced prices and the usual appearance in the evening. St. Harm s Bazaar. The numerous thanksgiving Day entertainments being held in toe City last night lid not seem to have any effect upon the at enhance at St. Mary s Bazaar fur if anything Here was a bigger crowd present than on any previous night. No doubt Many were at rooted by the excellent musical programme that had been announced and which w As faithfully carried out miss Madge mrs. Schneider . C. Kelly and Horace us Trier playing the principal parts being assisted in the presentation of everal Well devised musical Tableaux by other veil known ladies and gentlemen. The mounted infantry band also rendered some capital selections. There was great excite ment the voting contest which is taking lace Between . J. K. Barrett and . Golden at the Clow of the poll for the even no the vote standing 166 for the first named gentleman to 153 fur the latter. It was exacted that lit. Guwor Schulte would visit he Bassar during the evening but his Honor was prevented Frum attending by ind Sposi markets. Cuicco nov. Closed at tog higher the Market opened weak and declined nearly a cent no heavy receipts Fine weather and bradstreets 6gnres, showing an increase of Over three million in available Cocks. It recovered on firmer Cabin Export business at Boston and estimated Light receipts for to Morrow. Receipts 874 cars. Vices. Dee May cum nov. 63jh Dee. May m to. Oata nov. Dee. Jan. May ribs nov. 55.37j dec. Jab.ff.86. Harvest Home. Sixth annual Triumph of the Sweet singing children. Church crowded to the door and almost to the concert at which the e was n waiting for an Adieu cd. Once a year Winni Eggers go Early to concert that is to the Grace can run Harvest Home. One Man was heard to say last even were Here at a Quarter past seven and this is Tui Best seat we could Anc the tone of his voice seemed to say Tea Bis Ideal i had not been realize an hour before the time advertised commencing hundreds of people were waiting for the doors to and it was constr Tiabl after 8 o clock and after the concert a began before the carrying in of chairs Kac ceased. All the regular sittings and the and Dit Ual ones for which space could be foun w i a occupied and still scores of people were obliged to stand. Thare could not have been Luna than people estimated of the 300 and bore who made up the company of performers the youngest occupied the Large platform which replaced the Pali and filled the surrounding space in front o the pews. The Hue ones had each a tiny rocking chair and doll. The intermediate boys climbed with Ion strides the seats which Rose to tha Rigli and left of the Organ and the remainder o the choir gallery was occupied by the Large girls. Twenty larger boys in uniform Stow along the rear portion of the platform Ani just beneath the choir gallery. The concert opened with the singing 6 bringing in the the girls mean while entering the Church and marching up and Down the aisles and then to their Leata each one carrying a Small sheaf of wheat a a number of them having each a Basket o Flowers. The Church was decorated in bar Mony with this display having designs handsomely wrought out with Grain in the Straw and vegetables. The singing of the processional hymn having ended All the children being in their places and . Joseph ten having taken Fucia stand to Inductor Baton in baud Mia Holmes pre. Siding at the orgin and mrs. At the piano the chorus come be thankful people was Sung in a Lively manner. Edith Brown a very Little girl delighted the audience with her singing of a Solo Meiry Sunshine and created general Amusa ment by the originality of her Bow. The other choruses Sung at intervals during the evening were lift a Joyful the lord is work of work for lift up your Day unto in the Harvest and to the Fields Are the programme contained several attractive features As compared with Tomt o last year. There was a wider variety in the of the children who tool prominent parts and a greater variety in the including More songs Alouin ponies with action Ealis Benio exercises by a Nuudi Ber of the girls and a Drill by a company of boys. Seven Little girls Sang to shoe As they Sang the action of Shoemakers engaged at their work the were Lottie Robinson Edna Elliott Elbe Grablum Lily Cross Mabel Wyatt Gertie Evans and Emily Lecappelain. They were heartily applauded and encoded. Bertie Wells brought Down the House with his playing several. Familiar airs on the bar Monica he also had to respond to an encore in bowing acknowledgement Foo Mali ments he scored a further Triumph. Mamie Brown another tiny member of the doll nursing brigade afforded no Little entertainment by her Solo the doll s Lullaby hot mud pies was another of the More popular numbers. It was Given with due appreciation by Harold Nixon Stafford tees Lawrence Lawlor and Charlie Dawson Wei so delighted the audience that an encore insisted upon. One of the most Clearing numbers was a calisthenic Drill by the following nine girls Madge Young Annie Campbell Maud Mccrossan Nellie Button Lily Ash Down Florence Eleanor Cross Man Dweldon Lilian town Clara Hull their movements were Grieef land in Eicel Lent time with the music and the pret sight carried the admiration of the Assembly although in tha heated room and rather oppressive atmosphere the Drill seemed to fee quite a tax on the strength of the performers the spectators would not be satisfied without a repetition of the exercise. Bat one recitation was Given and Laura Sparling had this Honor. She gave a Short recitation in a pleading style but was prob ably not heard by All in the vast congregation. Lottie Robinson Sang Little to peep.1 she was another of the popular Little Lily Ashdown had the Honor of being the violin soloist and the sole violinist of the even ing. She was accompanied on tin piano by her teacher . Evans. A More popular selection might have been made even if it had called for less skill on the put of the player. Three Little Flower girls was a charming piece in which Amy Coultry Zilta Webster and Laura Orr Sang in turn the singing of the first named ranking High among the. Tal eat of the evening. The last Foad was nicely Rong by min Nie Coultry. I Drill was one of the principal attractions of the evening the various move ments in marching to the Musk of the piano being executed with great precision. Twenty thoroughly drilled soldiers could scarcely have done better certainly they would not have won the enthusiastic applause that was Given the boys and if they had received an encore it would have had t different ring. The names of the boys were Benson b. Greenfield c. Benson h. Harvey , g. F. Young t. Burns a. Burns. S. Hend Faraon b. Wyatt. W. Pat Terson a. Strang f. Carretha j. Green g. Young f. Harris. J. Shepherd f. Human a. Campbell o. Strang. The last Solo of the programme was by Ethel Brown whose voice is of a Rich Quality she will probably be heard from again some time As an Alto Singer. To protect the children from draught the Side doors of the Church were kept closed and the length of time it took for the Audi ence to disperse helped to give an idea of the arge number present. At the hotels. At the new Douglas f. Forest a. Me Vor Toronto a. Moore to Sonere a. Hunter Emerson. At the Clarendon t. By Wright wind Sor w. R. Hens g. L. Bowen Toronto b. M. J. Rowley Grenfell. At the q Leen s a. W. Lather. Toronto g. A. Boggs Duluth w. B. Wilson Van Couver j. W. Crow and son Toronto h. Lumsden t. Agnew Calgary. At the grand Union prof. C. Norm j. Millar h. Slack it j. Doyle Chicago a. Somple new York Toronto j. Sibbold Regina j. Phillips Minoe polm j. Mcl Junald sme Sou j. Perrault rat Portage a. M. Silver. St Paul e 8. A. Corbett Toronto . Bate Brandon t ,.r Portage t. O. Kell Tail Bank l. Dean Toronto t. Samuel Montreal. V Edmonton bulletin the Montana miners nand for peace River Are still stranded in being unable to Gat up with their weak Freu and Large the baldness u says Oakl us gaffs hair Bike War sad Bald place with healthy hair and iks wort trouble. Porn Larity. The swedish american of min Neapolis riven a biographical sketch of Gost Axelson the popular candidate for superintendent of schools in Ramsey county Minnesota in the prohibition interest. The a tide tells Bow . Alexson achieve Brilliant Success in his student Day in Sweden How he was induce by Here Konsul of Winnie Sefc t visit the great Western How he be came associated with Consul Ohlen in the publication of the scandinavian Canadian the first newspaper published Ina Scardin Avian language a Canada of which he Becam the first chief editor and How he has filled various responsible positions with credit since removing to Minnesota. The Poaton says that . Axelson is one the most popular Young men Amon the prohibitionists partly on Aco Onn of his Superior scholarship including a Mas Tery of English and five other languages an partly on account of his enthusiastic Devotion to the cause of prohibition and partly be cause of his personal qualities. One for Man Tobas. They win their first football watch with the med the meds won toss but sorry for them they failed in winning the game though they May congratulate themselves on thei fight. No one could have asked for More suitable weather. Yesterday began with the thermometer s Hunting Tero Clow but when the game was called the Mercury was forthe up the tube and the Sun was showing Bis f i in a most pleasing fashion. With a Brig Sun and of wind and a crowd that was no tinting in its encouraging cheers no Wonde the played As Well As it was in them a this stage of the season. Later on the med of ill be better and even the Wil be improved. The members of the team were indic aug. A. T. J Torquay. Burnham Jackson Cook Vanstone Cowan. Goodwin. Simpson. Oxivie. . . Goal. Mcdonal Flemmin backs Media runic Lawson Clark ,8mal forwards .umpires.. Walton . Philip referee. The having won the toes elected to defend the Western goal and the Ball was be moving by Mcmunn of Manitoba. A few minutes Clarke gut the Ball and Runshe it Well the goal frit Schultz was there As he was generally during the whole game am cleared the goal. Of the meds. Then transferred hostilities to the other pm but to no effect. The Ball was passed Aronni pretty Well each Man doing his Best to my it into the enemies territory till Small got i Clarke and with a Long Lucky Sho scored Manitoba s first goal. The goal keeper wan on the put look at the wrong end of the goal. Again the Ball began its voyages am this time the meds. Got a splendid Chance after a Good Rush to score but Simpson did not hit it he meant to so the Skull Anc crossbones men did not have a Chance to give vent to the cheer that was just ready for use Back and Forth the Ball travelled Fleming and Modermott doing Good work on defence and Braden Conklin and Mcmunn making Schultz Movo rather quickly at times. Cowan and Goodwin for the medicals made some Brilliant rushes but ineffectually. After half time Ogilvie kicked off but soon the Ball came Down into dangerous proximity to the med s goal but Schults put some Toiuo in the Way to interrupt its passage through much to the Jot of the med s. The second half the med s were beaten thoroughly and except at Odd they were playing mostly a defensive game. After a Good rust by Clarke he patted it across in front Braden gently headed it to Conklin and he with a Fine running Side kick sent the Ball spinning through. Again the game began but the mods did not seem to be Able to keep it away Small got it about forty Yards out and dribbled it past the defence kicked hard Aud Low and this time the goal keeper. Failed to up any part of Bis Anatomy in the Way. Thus Manitoba won its first match and to the handsome score of three to nothing. The winners May congratulate themselves on beat ing a team such As the medicals had on am the losers have nothing to be ashamed of when Defeated by a team composed of Flemming Clarke Mcmunn Braden Small Conklin. Comm mob. Any financial straights of the association should now be past tense. Both teams played too a foul claimed. The foul is not of any use until it is allowed by the referee. Lawson of the and Jackson am Goodwin of Strong appear an the Field As new men this season. It pays to have a goal keeper who can on lift a whole team. Even the Georgia wonder could not bold the "doo1 Down the mods lost by not playing their Posi turns and not supporting when a Good Rush was made. This is acquired Only by Good steady practice a a team. The association should feel battered by the Itte dance of several ladies. No doubt with fairer weather the fair sex would have been even More largely represented. A to. Berlin nov. Day s football match Between Toronto and the Western association resulted in a tie each Side taking two goals. A Mew australian Cabinet. A new australian Cabinet has been formed As follows . Munro prime minister and Reasner . Shields attorney general and minister of railways . Lug Ridge Tommu Iune Rof Trade and customs . Mclean omm Isi Hmer of Crown lands and surveys at. Wheeler commissioner of Public works . Graham commissioner of water Supply . Outrun minister of mines and . Javies minister of Justice t stones y St Cash it a f pals pearls Etc. We have a very Nice parcel of Chloe sapphires which we will be pleased to How. 6eo.b, 484 main St. C. T. U. Lunch room woman s work Exchange hone made bread and Rolls always on hand. Orders taken for pastry Aud servants registry in connection. W anted men by John Lang s Barber shop 356 main St. To smoke hav Anna and Domestic cigars tobaccos cigarettes notice of removal smoke Manitoba no. I hard. Zinge Mclntyre Block. R the finest tobacco in Canada. Jaegers sanitary underwear we Boer appointed agent for fun noun underwear and have a foil took now on hand in men s overs Lutsi might and underwear. 3ic Boston clothing store City Hall Square. Six stores six six stores mean. Large inducement to but to the manufacturer and who Sau Mai. We Benj where Cash Tju do brat greatest attraction Ever pkb8ented---- Princess opera House o i thursday Friday saturday f o 7 ;