Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 23, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba .8 Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg. Feb. 23. I Tion lews the free press will be glad to receive reports of election meetings from friends through out the province but in All cases the accounts must be Brief and strictly impartial. Knew to imy some apples mister my son. Here is n. Dime just put Tho fruit in yonder Cabinet. Go Zacious my son come and got your apples and hat. Y Don to i know yer if y have got scr clothes of Phi racy. The weather. Lake by or. Cleo. P. Bliss 0 e., official observer Winnipeg or the Post Twenty Lour boors Bah. Tusk. Highest to highest 0 Bovo 30 10 lowest 25 above wind veering towards Cost barometer falling Tern erasure rising Snow storm ii Lionte. Sun rises 7.20, sets 5. 43. Washington . Washington weather or ilium Cotar slightly warmer southerly winds and Snow for North and South Dakota Snow slightly warmer southerly wings. Tho following is Tho record and the chief meteorological station in Manitoba St. John s Gollotto Winnipeg for the week ended Fob. 2l8ti, 1891 the height of Tho barometer above sea level in 760 feet. Greatest barometric pressure 30.136 inches fek la. Leno barometric pressure inches Fob. 9.d. Highest temperature 19.5 dogs feb. 19, lowest tora Pesaturo 24.0 Dyja. Below feb. 1c. Average temperature of War Niebla Day 11 75 feb. 20. Average temperature of coldest Day 15.8 dgs., below feb. 16 greatest velocity of wind 43 Miles 9 to 10 feb. 20. Average velocity of Moat Windy Day 30.4 Miles. 20. Snow 2.4 inches. Tion. Or. Why to did Nob Tomiso definitely but would Lay the matter before or. Van Homo a once and assured the members that he Imd Little doubt but Tho request would be granted. With respect to the other matter of fare or. Whyten readily agreed to give those who were Boua Fida prospectors the Benefit of a fare of two Centa a mile which is half the fare. City and country miss l. K. Baldwin arrived from Ottawa yesterday. Liverpool a the latest Boom town in British Columbia. Washington s birthday waa celebrated by Tho Yankees yesterday. The Saigon troupe which played Avory unsuccessful season at Tho Princess last week left yesterday for the South. Gonnon suckling Havo sold 170 feet on King Street in Tho Vicinity of notre Damo at a Good figure. purchaser is a Man. Photog Utilis of Tho scene of the late roil Way Ai Cieutat 3ohrieber, taken on the of the Cli aviator have arrived in the City. _ miss Edith Ruttan daughter of major Ruttan inert yesterday after it prolonged ill Hev funeral takes place to Norrow ate recon. this is Clink the Gyc loue social club give a Sartre to their friends in their rooms in Mclntyre Block to the number of 30 couples by invitation Only. Kingston whig John Marion and his Bride Neo Tobin left this after noon for Carberry Man., which will be their Home of Tho future. John Dodimead was elected representative of the grand logo of Manitoba . Tho snip Etc grand Lodge meeting next sum Raer at us. Louis to. The Prince Albert train was snowed up thursday afternoon Ono Huu Drod and Twenty Miles North of rep nov. A Snow plow was sent out on Friday to Olear the track. B kiting on the election a pretty Lively. One Wagor was ado of aside by two prominent railway contractors on the result of the Winnipeg contest. The number of treated at Tho St. Boniface hoi Piral last was 87, of which 33 were Wales an i 34 females. Twenty out patients Wero also treated during the week. A. A to 31 r As of Wolseley who has been no printed by Tho Wolseley agricultural society As Affenit for Bho District in the east1, arrived in the City on saturday end loft for Toronto last night. Or. Is provided with free transportation by the 0. P. Ii. And will i pub Ottawa Moutrene Sherbrooke and the Eastern townships. A Largo immigration is in the Spring to the Wolseley District. _ Kkt. Or. Kerut who is to arrive in Tho City on thursday to assist Rev. A. C. Crews in conducting special evangelistic services commencing that evening was yesterday characterized by Rev. J. E. Lancely of Toronto As a most Beautiful and first clans preacher and or. Lonely has himself doroted much attention to sacred and his opinion is therefore Worth More than tote average pulpit announce Mentio a matter of this kind. Llev. J. E. Largely of Toronto will dec Turo this evening in Grace Church under the auspices of the ladies Aid society on Tho ministry of Tho to preached in Zion Church yesterday morning and in Grace Church last evening to a Largo and deeply interested congregation. His thoughts Are intensely practical and to presents them in a Clear and forcible Way. Though he not Onfre in oddly excites a smile this docs Nob detract from Tho Serio Venosa of his discourses but is Tho outcome of his endeavours to find some new Way of arresting the attention and driving Home important thoughts. was in Montreal a few Days since charged with an attempt to steal a hand bag from u or. Barnes As he stepped off Tho g. P. Train from Winnipeg. Mrs. Samuel Buddie of a Appelle died last week after a Short illness. Mrs. Brodie was 52 years of acre was born a Sandwich ont., and live for a longtime a Amherst burst coming to Tho Northwest from Toronto with her family in 1883. A. A. Me Arthur late manager of the agricultural company s farm a Gull Lake. N. W. T., has just formed a cattle and sheep ranching company in Eastern Canada with a capital Stock of or. Mcarthur will be manager and Tho company will go extensively into ranching at Medicine hat and Maple Creek. His Honor Tho and mrs. Returned from irs Eastern trip yesterday. The governor who is looking Well he is glad to be Buck again in genial Manitoba after his experience of Tho rain elect and show Rifca of Tho ease. Miss Church of Ottawa accompanied mrs Schultz and will remain in Manitoba till Spring. _ a Keck Sullivan of in Auxin municipality and James Thompson m. P. P. Of Emerson had an interview with Gen. S it. Whyte of the c. P. R., it few Days ago r Gard n additional railway facilities on to Mereon Branch particularly during Tho immigration sew in order that in tend ing sett Letawill not be delayed at winning also regarding cheaper rates for prospectors seeking a Loca the Wesley Centenary announcement of Tho death of or. Fred. W. Cheack will be read with regret by it very Large number of people in Winnipeg. Or. Ansack was in tie employ of Tho Here. After that to was appointed agent of the Minnesota lines in Winnipeg a position which he filled with credit to himself and satisfaction to Tho companies he represented. was Alap employed As a shorthand writer in the agricultural department his health Helfin to fail him and thinking that a change would do him Good to accepted the appoint of agent of the great Eastern Lino with Headquarters at Buffalo. His death took place in that City. Wanted a new pass. The c. P. Main Ticino through mountains May diverted from the kicking horse. Poison b. 0., Miner the Canadian Pacific has made several attempts to find a practicable railway pass through the Gold Rago without heavy grades and in Little or no danger from Snow slides As it is Well known that Tho present route by Way of kicking Hora and Rogora and operate. If a practicable pass can be found through Tho Gold Range Tho Colum Bia Kootenay railway will be extended from Sprosta to a Junction with the Sloiua was of Atmon and from Nelson to a Junction with either the now in opera Tion Between Lethbridge and Dunmore or the one that will to built next summer South from or spary towards Crow s Naii pass. The route from Nelson East is Erv Nily practicable and would open up one of the Best sections of Southern British Columbia to Siy nothing of making available the vast Depolita of Coal known to to on the British Columbia Alope of the Rockies in Tho Crow s nest pass. The Lino from Sproat it practicable Paea be traverse the most desirable farming and grazing sections of the province und give people of Tho Olia apron country a direct outlet to the mining District of Kootenay Lake where Thero will be for years a Good Market for beef cattle and farm produce. Another attempt will to made this Winter to find a route an exploring party in charge of chief Engi uner Duchesnay of Tho Columbia Kootenay leaving Sprat in monday. The party intruded going Down Tho Columbia to Marcus thence up Kettle River to the Okanagan country then work East through the Gold Range to the Columbia people in Guf flip about people Jonio Fer sound happen legs. J. K. Wynne of Treais in Tho City. Goo. Broughall of this c Fri is in Victoria. Hon. Or. Maclean rent grind yesterday from Virden. A. W. Smith of Montreal is at the Queen s. J. W. Kostner of arrived in town yesterday. N. Preston has returned from Toronto and Montreal. Or. Bennrtt do Rinion immigration Gont loft yesterday for Ottawa. Or. Wesbrook was in Toronto on wednes Day on route to England. Mrs. Joshua Callaway returned Home yesterday from Carle ton place and is Dot in Good health. The misses Armitage Sisters of or. P. W. Armitage have arrived from Toronto and wiil take up their residence in Tho City. Dick Burden has returned from mount Clein Oua mich., whither to accompanied Van Renss Aeller. Van was improving rapidly when he loft. Or. J. M. Graham of Tho n. P. R., arrived from so. Paul on saturday but on receipt of i announcing the serious illness of a brother in Chicago he left for the South yesterday. A. A Jackson assistant manager of Tho commercial Bank has recovered sufficiently to leave fur his old Homo in Belleville on a Short recruiting trip. left via the South yesterday. At Tho hotels. At Tho Clarendon Alex Mclaron Ottawa j. A. Edmund St. Paul. At the Clifton House w. Rowan John Ston Brandon John Parsons Toronto Thos. Garrity Brandon w. A. Brown port a thur. At the Manor a. Hargrave port Arthur j. Faulty Toronto John Jos Lirt James Joslin Virden James Gitlis d. Salisbury Picton t. Bright St. Pull. At Tho new Douglas House g. Clark Ora Egoville s. Aveling London eng. D. P. It Robe a Toronto r. S. Chapman Mont real A Bend Ottawa j. W. Milton Toronto l. Arnett Brandon j. Dowker Douglas. At the Queen s a. Shewan Toronto w. J. Rattray Montreal a. W. Bailey a. E. So. Paul j. E. May Boston w. Ji1. Wilson Van Couver h. P. Torrance. Toronto a. W. Smith Montreal r. A. Wylle Hamilton. At the grand Union h. Seach Selkirk miss Campbell Beans Jour g. Perry and wife grand Forks d. Stewart Cory so. Paul j. E. Rice h. Johnson t. A. Cory rat Portage r Peters Brandon g. John son Emerson a Peters Manitou g. B. Mcdonald a. Mcdonald Oland Elwye. At Tho Leland w. Stahlschmidt prs atom got. W. D. Middaugh Minneapolis d Mcfeggan r. Wynne Mont real j. W. Kastner Morris j. E. Lan Caster Chas. Chapman Toronto j. H. Ballard St. Paul a. E. C. Mcdonnell Montreal r. Russell Hamilton r. Scott Toronto h. Pulley London. Rcv. Or. Pentreath preaches on the great method Isi Rev. Canon Pentreath of Christ Church preached last evening on John Wesley talking As n motto his words uttered duo. 1789 i declare once More that i live and die a minister of the Church of England and that none who regards my judgment will Over separate from to Caid that Church of England pulpits should not to silent on the approach of the Centenary of Wesley s death in recalling the memory of one of her most devoted sons. declaimed up aking about methodism As it in for nothing was to be gained by criticizing another religious body. Too Many Winnipeg preachers had lowered themselves and their cause by attacking the Church of England or Homo other religions denomination which they thought open to criticism. then took up the position of Wesley in Uio religious world of his Day and showed that he was neither driven out of the Church of England nor did to intent to create a schism that to the Day of his death the methodists formed a society within Tho English Church. He in etched his life at Oxford Tho influence on inn of Law s books his consecration to god is very Strong views of Tho doctrine and discipline of Tho Church on baptism weekly communion fasts and festivals Observance of Lent and Many other Points. then traced the founding and growth of Wes Ley s Lay preachers Tho Low condition of Reli Gion in England and the need of these Evan lists Ana Tho reception they received and pointed out that though Many looked askance at Tho excitement and Tho novel methods none of the authorities of Tho Church Over took any Steps to Check Tho proceedings of the methodists though they often remonstrated against Hattoy deemed their exc Faaoo. sketched the Progress of the in Vernene the strict rules Laid Down for the preachers ind quoted passages from Wesley s writings in show the Strong position he took in favor of the Church and Hia Idoa of what he intended Tho body co by and pointed out How gradually after his death congestion were made to the Lay preachers allowing them to baptize and administer holy communion and then in 1836 ordination by laying on of Handu was adopted and they by degrees drifted away from the Church. Closing to described Wesley s bed one of his Besl expressions being bless the Church a Aud said How Uitich it was to be wishes Leta Vitow in these Days of longing for Union and broader views some Way might be fount for a visible Union of methodist bodies with the clutch that Wesley loved so that while using their own Mist ods of work a United front might be presented against sin and every form of evil. Judgments tills morning. Judgments will be Given by or. Justice Killam this morning in Tho following cases Queen v. Shaw. Empire brewing1 co. V. Harley Martin v. Free press. 11 r p. B. Vanblaricom of Kingston ont., waa afflicted with a Akin eruption breaking out All Over his body. The use of two bottles of Burdock blood bitten Plo Cly cured him. Fortune the Winner. Grau Itu Iii nits play off for Tho St Paul Ison spell to Repov. The two Granite rinks skipped by Mark 1 Ortune and j. C. Mcdonald played Oil or saturday night for Tho jobbers Union trophy the finals of which were won by the Jiuu ipg curlers at the so. Paul Hon Speil. The was a close one being decided on Tho last end at Tho fourteenth end Mcdonald was three ahead but there stopped scoring. Fortune piled vip two in Tho fifteenth leaving Liin one behind and in the sixteenth added three More winning Tho trophy by two Points. The score fab j. Orevin t. Johnston k. Castette w. Door Jucson w. H. Ilo Urke t. Kelly j. C. Mcdonald to flip m m. Fortune skip 10 class b Hicks Plav. The granites and to hiatus played a Friendly tame on saturday night five rinks a aide. Tho granites won by 14 Points Mode Gall being the Only winning skip of the thistles. Christio Defeated Erb 13 to 11, Holman Defeated Verner 13 to 12, Corueil won by 10 Points from Pace Dalgleish won from Camp Bell by two and Mcdougall Defeated Wilkes by one. Toronto world a. D. Of Jarolle the famous Lindsay skip was an interested spec Bator of Boater Day a Tankard matches. He brought to town with him Tho trophies Vyon in Winnipeg. They will be on exhibition in Ellis window another Antral inn pug coming. New your Fob. Following doa Patch from Sydney n.s.w., has been received by the police Gazette Joe Goddard who recently Defeated Hoinski is going to America. Goddard will Challenge Slavin Jackson Corbett and Kilrain. Goddard Wil request the police Gazette to Back him against Slavin upon his arrival. Temperance in politics. Addresses in Albert Hall on Coupe Tompur Caiiou a osterday afternoon. There was a Good attendance at the Gospe Temperance meeting hold in Albert Hall yesterday afternoon. Thos. Uttley occupied the chair. In his opening remarks or. Uttley said to did not believe in Yonng men s smoking con certs. Business led Floin times into the bar room and Saloon. The speaker also advocated Tho band of Hope in connection with churches As it used to be because it was necessary to bring up the Yuop in Temperance and sobriety. He believed All christians should be United on one platform and that they should not Coal their ballots for a Man unless he is United with the people morally socially and religiously. J. Davey said Tho electors must have the right Man to represent them at Ottawa to give wha wan wanted. want total prohibition Anc it had to Como a first from Ottawa. Last session Tho local House Here broke up the Laws they had Given us previous to that title. Perhaps this year they May make Thorn worse. believed in casting his vote for the Man and not for party. He be Loyed it was his duty As a Christian and i citizen to weigh Well and investigate the characters and past life of Tho men that Are coming in Tho Field. We ought to cast our bait Nuder Tho influence of prayer and if to do that we shall not go astray. A number of others also made remarks. Sandbagged and robbed. A daring Street la i Oft St. Joski a mo., feb. Bold robbery waa committed to Daft in the Shadow of the Little House in which tees Jamoa was killed it was pay Day at Mcdonald s Overall factory a concern which employs several Hundred peo pie and w. J. Kershaw cashier wont to Park a few blocks to draw the Money necessary to meet Tho pay Roll. H secured the Money placed it in a hand bag and getting into his buggy drove to Tho fac tory. He bad just entered Tho door at the foot of the stops when he waa dealt a fearful blow on the head with a Cudgel. hold on to the Cash bag with one hand one seized the club already uplifted for second blow. His assailant Drew u revolve which he pointed at Kershaw. Ihen grabbed the backed out Tho door an across Tho Street whore a Man sat in a in gov waiting for him. The Rohber entered the buggy and the two drove West Aud disappeared. rehash got upstairs and Tho alarm was Given. Tho amount secured waa Between Anc it is supposed Tho robbers got across the River into Kansas. Twenty five mount cd policemen started in Pursuit in hear after the robber but at n late hour to night no thin had been heard from him. Kershaw s Hurb i serious and Bhe physicians have grave doubts of Hia recovery. Soc Tod by in spite of every opposition having been offered the Pulvio unanimously adhered to their forme o Inion that the celebrated brands of cigars Cash Hungo Al Padro Hadre e Heljo were Thornia by Tang of All Tho brands in the Market. Don t get behind. I ii until advertising Tho mover of keep Liik i Cru with the Trio Art of advertising. Advertising seems to be an Art yet to be discovered by some people. That is the practical part of it. A con Stant Stream of water from Ono or More ire engines will soon extinguish or get under control a very Large fire while a new buckets of water dashed on hero and there have Little or no effect. The modern lire department is practical and Las outgrown the old Bultot system and so with modern of if used in a practical common sense and judicious manner pays. If Yon to catch a certain kind of 3sh you Uso a certain kind of bait not All fish bite at All kinds of bait. Not All people respond to every advertisement. The newspaper is a medium indispensable to the majority of advertisers be Ause of its wide and repeating circulation. As a promoter of Trade and profit newspaper advertising is no longer an open question that is when done in a practical and intelligent manner and pays because of its effectiveness and neb Democrat. A wealthy Duke sued. Kulm Lvov Gnu t Jet i by fur pro in sort cub. London feb. Duko of Westminster Tho wealthiest of English noblemen 3 a gauged in a squabble in the courts with a surgeon named Surell Over the Cost of pm Dalming the Duke s son. Lord Robert Gron Voner who died it constantinople. Tho claim which includes professional attendance before death amounts to the Duko is Only willing to pay there is something behind the dispute which has not yet come to Tho surface As the Duke Worth Many millions. The plaintiff was anxious to Havo evidence taken at constantinople but this the Duko strenuously resisted and the court decided the Point against the plaintiff. There has alway i been some mys Tery about lord Robert Grosvenor s death. The drought in Southern Illinois in at last broken. Part of the state was deluged on saturday Ono of Tho heaviest storms in Many months. Over three fourths of the Wells have been dry for months. 10 years Lac i special prices Given on All jewellery . Sojli3d Silve Art Ware watches and clocks. Until Stook Takino. Ceo. Thompson co. Leading jewellers 494 main Street. O now is the time for you people to make your purchases. A big Stock of tweeds comprising suiting paintings Over coatings ready made clothing gents furnishings fur Coats and Caps. My to be sold without Reserve at sign of Golden shears 324 main St c. A. Gareau. Commences to Day All kinds in any Quantity. J. G. Hargrave co. Telephone 431. 326 main St Erzinger tobacconist Telephone no. 69. I Ink Hel Aichino a special to. M int Abb look. The great wonder the new Edison talking doll on exhibition at a. E. Maycock Trotter Trotter general dealers in Alvo Stock Etc. A constant Supply of arc continually arriving for us from All Points in Canada we invite correspondence with All who have horses k buy or sell. Sixth Street. Brincton. Galt goal unsurpassed or steam and Domestic purposes Sale in Large and Small quantities at Winnipeg car lots at All railway polenta. , 381 main St. Winnipeg. Telephone so. Try it and you will use no other. In any Sui in our Large Stock for t for balance of this week Only. Bid clothii8 Jet Osrie t Boston store. Pity Hall Square. okie will be the subject of a popular i Lidor the of the ladies Aid society Rev. J. E. Lanceley of Toronto in graph of Huron monday evening feb. 23. Admission 25 cents. J1v c1j01r of St. Andrew s 8hdrch and friends on thursday eve., feb. 26th. Programme. Clio Nih. Spring s selected my. Jackson Llano a of tied War. Messes and Kniley. . Ilits j. Mcl Rosson old Church Muiir Plotr. Sir Gin. A tilt the Cross mits a Mains Klora George messes. Mansou nil Bailey. Waltz j. St Crossan Dew drop mits Ali Ueler Lustra. Duett 1 a Spring soft. I Iago Annie Laurie. Mrs. Mililli Wigton and or. C. W. We Colci. 8ok George you blk aeolian Lyre. Misses Matline Walic Clur us ton j. Allanby j. Llawson. Puller and i Ilcy. . Clips. Holy of chill do of the friends and of will to hold in the opera House to night at eight o clock. Or. Isaac Campbell and other of the Lili Cral party arc invited to attend and do scuff Tho quest Lousoff the Day. John b Matsikh Clial nmn cent Rel committee. Frank i. Clarke iry. On track i Poplar Wood by 50 Cord delivered 3.00 also dry Tamarac by cold of i Skap 1 or Quality of Wool. 463-466 Alexander St. Telephone e31. W. Jordan Corner Portage ave. Add fort St. 1-Horsb Loupo by Tho hour 2 horse Oubol for four persons by to hour 1.00 Ball Aud return.2.00 dinner party and return. 2.00 opera and return.2.00 no older taken for Lees than Telephone no. 86u goods hid Clothil lots of goods less than . 432 main Street. Shoe store 470 main Street. Branch i neral Monlyn Fil Tutoro x new goods to intr Ducc our Sqq l i Kobs All widths. I Ink scotch uood8 our new Wii to Cottons. Us Mil offer them on fury saturday at Low prices. Prepare Fop Spring sewing flannels a it 10c, to Fine prints and s at Dens Clio i Goodel Al Lect Oak in ii. Will be picked 0 1-Llovi Lucill to i Oll. Oak hts and curtains our store has newly fitted up into Almuly 200 pieces put in Stock . Also i direct intent of curtain a. K member we ;