Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, April 13, 1891

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 13, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press. Winnipeg april 18. Manitoba free press. Moening evening editions pm mind every Day except sunday at six o clock a. M., four o clock p. M., respectively at Winnipeg by the Manitoba free press go. W. F. Luxton director editor in chief. By mail year six one month strictly Cash Iii Advance. Daily morning free press delivered in Winnipeg on rain terms. Evening free press san delivered in Winnipeg 20 cents per week 75 cents per month Tor Throe months. Strictly Cash in Advance. Ave Husino rates per nonpareil line is lines makes one Inch in depth for appearing in both Oti Dinghy advertising ten cents por him each insertion. Advertising inserted for n definite Perloni uhf time id be a barfed for it the following rates 80 pit lint two weeks Jujj one month to three month is we six months 3.00 one ear 5.00 advertisements occupying less than five lines will to charged As five line . Condensed advertisements on for by Naze such a situations vacant property for Sale Tolet Etc., Etc. 80 words or under one insert Ion. K cents each additional word 1 cent so words or under for each consecutive insertion for less than one week 26 cents each additional word 1 cent 80 words or under one week 81 each additional word 6 cents 30 words or under each subsequent week , each additional word 3 Cento. Condensed advertisements not inserted every 30 Worda or under go cents each insertion each additional word 2 cents. No advertisements charged on account for Lees than advertisements unaccompanied by specific instructions inserted till ordered out. Notices of births marriages deaths 50 cents each insertion. Special notices set in nonpareil Type. Leaded located immediately Over the City 10 cents per word each insertion. No notice inserted for less than Fay where cuts Ore inserted they Innet be All Metai not mounted on Wood. daily edition. Freedom in Trade. Liberty in Beu n civil monday april 13, 1891. Outrageous legislation the free press will admit that it Lias been auspicious of the government Bill to con solid Fate Bhe Law respecting the election of members of the legislative the Bill was printed distributed on saturday a study of it reveals that there is greater ground for up pret Dion that to had at any time feared. That the government would attempt to Advance it party a interests under of a voluminous Bill which the haste of the dotting Days of the session might make pos sible we were quite prepared to believe but we were not prepared for the outrage which the Bill actually contemplates. It purports a its title shows to be a consolidation of All the Lawn relating to the elec Tion of members including that providing for the compilation of the voters lists. The act of last session a respect to this matter in greatly changed. According to it Tho hats were to be made up by the registration clerk on application of the elector either personally or by agent. This was a fair provision inasmuch As it put a l persons on an Equa footing. Under the consolidated Bill Vitiel proposed to give Bhe registration clerk Power to compile the list from assessment Rolls old Sci Tinetta lists or any other Means open to him thus an unscrupulous officer the Opportunity to make up a list of names every one of whom would be favourable to the party in Power. During the two weeks in which the list is to be made the clerk is expected to inform any person inquiring of him at his office whether or not he has placed any particular person on the but he is net bound to exhibit his list for inspection until it is closed. Between the Cluse of the list the revision it is supposed to be printed posted in various designated places but the revision May be held before the list is printed before in consequence hundreds can know whether their names Are on or off without a personal visit to the clerk s office. Levu see How this would work in practice. An unscrupulous Regia tiatia clerk in appoint i for South a material for pc area of that kind among government supporters in this City. He proceeds to com pile a Liat from names supplied him by or. Isaac Campbell s scrutineers in the late Dominion election. He puts on half of Centre or a nothing a the Way but his own every elector know or supposed to be in favor of the gov in Mujib goes on nud every person known to be opposed is left off. The government starts with the enormous advantage of a com plete enrolment of its friends while opponents Are left to get on any Way they May. In Cense the Liat a not printed be fore it need not be if the clerk in sufficiently Apt to invent an opponent can know whether Hia name is duly entered without visiting the clerk s office nor can it be known what names Are fraudulently entered until after the list a finally revises there is no help for it hundreds of names of residents in Centre or North Winnipeg can thus be added to the South Winnipeg without Appeal or any other redress whatever. If opponents of the government Are thus help Leaa in a City like Winnipeg fancy what they will be in a Rural District where the majority of the electors live Miles from the office where it a difficult under the most favourable circumstances to compile a Complete list. They would be Ablo lately at the mercy of the clerk who nine times out of ten would be appointed because of his willingness to lend him self to any Sharp trick in behalf of the government. The revising officer too May be a partisan barrister equally As unscrupulous As the appointed Bec Nwe he a unscrupulous. Under this Bill should it become Law a drafted it will be easily possible for these officials to compile lists that would give every constituency in the province to the government it is a bold nefarious in famous attempt to Atixhe by Means of fraudulent voters list the free voice of the people. The opposition will to justified in resisting this Mea sure by every Means known to parliamentary procedure. We have been accustomed to in Veigh the Dominion franchise act which a outrageous enough in All conscience but under in opponents at least Are Given a show for their lives before the revision courts. I under thin Bill even that Protection is withheld. A More outrageous measure was never submitted to any legislature in can Ada. The government might m Well at once take Power to elect All future assemblies by Ita own simple nomination. The Llovet a writes bile. U the secretion is deficient ensues it too great jaundice Artoe. B. B. B. Reg nuts the flow to the Tok Northern Pacific. Toe reports of financial difficulties which have again overtaken or. Henry villain Are con firmed by farther new York dispatches which appear in the St. Paul papers they would seem to be not without their effect on the fortunes of the Northern Pacific. We quote rom a dispatch to the St. Paul Pioneer press the official statement for february including the operations of the Wisconsin Cen trial shows that the company s earnings were less than the amount required for interest charges. The funded debt was in created a 1 february. The reports that Henry Villard has started on his return to new York Aie disbelieved by Bis associates but they Bay that his Atay abroad will be Short that they expect him Back within a month. In the afternoon when the preferred Stook declined to 69, the rumours that Villard had met with a bad set Back that the directors who were Friendly to him in the Dup Che Bank of Berlin had been compelled to resign were current. Thip. If True takes away Moat if not All of Vilord s financial Power for it was the backing of the Deutsche Bank that enabled him to overcome Harris the opposition that Hod operated the Northern Pacific Road after the Villard first downfall in 1884. The next step in Northern Pacific affairs is Likely to be a movement on the part of the common stockholders to enforce their under the reorganization provided for the Issue of preferred Stock in Exchange for the seven thirty first mortgage the Stock was not entitled to any dividends until after All taxes were paid the get earnings were also subject to the Cost of providing ouch additional equipment As the said company shall deem necessary for the business of said in spite of this provision the company is to Day paying 4 per cent on the preferred Stock 1 per cent interest upon equip ment furnished by the Northwestern equip ment company organized for the purpose of supplying that equipment. The common stockholders under the agreement have the right to insist that the earnings of the Road shall be devoted to the Purchase outright of All necessary additions to equipment before any dividend a paid on the preferred Stock. Instead of that Bonds have been sold for that purpose nud an annual charge put on Tho Road ahead of the common Stock in order that a dividend might be paid on the preferred these Are circumstances which have a direct interest for the Puoplo of Manitoba. They will wish that to embarrassment will result to the company in consequence of or. Villard s reported misfortunes. This prov Noe has invested a sum of Cash or Over in that company s railway the desire naturally a that the investment will prove As profitable As was expected. Unfortunately All our eggs Are in this Northern Pacific Basket. The government repudiating the policy which its leaders professed while in opposition made a bargain for Southern railway connection which gave Vety thing into the hands of the Northern Pacific had the door been left open for other companies our position would not be so bad As we find it. But depending wholly on that com. Pany for such Competition As we enjoy As is the Case under present circumstances we Are at the mercy of a corporation conscience or the Accident of financial embarrassment for such advantage As it is supposed to possess. The free press does not pretend know what value to attach to the rumours of a proposed or pending Deal Between the Northern Pacific the . It will probably require a very Short time Only to develop All that is in them it is no secret however that such a sell out has been mooted in Well informed circles for months Post. But it in not necessary that we Mere rumours however probable in themselves in is the probability itself that is of interest in the present connection that May Well Challenge attention without the of this or that particular Rumor. It needs to great knowledge of railway affairs founder stand that the Northern Pacific system in this province is not based on a solid Busi Ness foundation. It was evidently carried out with a main Eye to profits on construction these realized Tho temptation is doubt less Strong to sacrifice whatever remains. That has been the one fear of the shrewder More intelligent of those who have been watching what Una going on during the past year or two. The of the subordinate company just at the time we were looking for Active work on the Sourie Extension was taken As a precursor of the More serious flight of the Parent company itself when the time for it became fully Ripo. It is not impossible that the results of or. Villard a plunging May to hastening Tho fulfilment of that time. If we Are to read the above dispatch literally the Northern Pacific company Hai Moro responsibilities obligations on hand than arc quite agreeable Whu Tia More Likely than the suggestion that the part of Thorn represented by the Manitoba system should be quietly unloaded we May regret this Issue of All our attempts to establish a competing route but should the purpose be there the people of Manitoba to helpless to prevent it. Nothing will remain to but the government that made it possible by n weak inadequate bargain. A reckoning can be made with it of course although oven in this respect the satisfaction will not be Complete As the greatest of All the offenders to whose selfish designs the Success of the scheme was chiefly due has dropped out. Former Bill of the kind was the Possession of Union Square in Portage la Prairie which had been by an old act vested in the Munici Pality. The clause so vesting it was repealed by another looking clause in the omnibus Bill of that session precaution having been taken to establish a Colo Rable claim to in question in the mean time. It will perhaps be Well to inspect closely to see what Little game it up under the present Bill. Current topics. Manitoba. Plot Kafant schools. Montreal witness if there is anything like this id the Manitoba system we Hull oppose it a strongly As the roman Bishops can. There must be no trespass in Canada on the most absolute religious Equality free Dom. Majorities minorities must be alike before the Law. To take a romanism s Money by Law for the promotion of protestantism would be very properly termed a perfidious attempt to subvert would deserve All the other bad Arpee which the Manitoba system gets. Jonathan miss Canada. Punch what Are you doing my pretty maid i m coming from voting Sho said. I question you my pretty maid Yea if you please kind she who la your father my pretty Mold John Bull is my father the said. And what is 3 our Fortune my pretty maid r rate is my Fortune she said. Then i can t Annex you my pretty maid nobody aned you sir she said. A useful a Toronto mail or. Mercier has been talk ing in Fai is. He says his Mission there is for the purpose of counteracting the Mckinley act by securing the admission of Canadian Timber into France on favourable terms in return for the admission of French wines into Canada under better conditions. The Domin Ion government has already bargained with France in the Hope of getting reciprocity but without Success owing to the belief of the French that we have nothing to give them. If or. Merrier brings his european Brethren to terms his Mission will have been a paying one. Crowing bigger 8tbongb, Montreal Star or. Chauncey m. Depew is Given on authority Tor the statement thai the sentiment in favor of reciprocity along the new York Border is practically unanimous. Or. Depew a position at the head of one of the greatest railway systems in the United states gives him special Means of knowing How the proposed Trade arrange Menta Are regarded m the Region mentioned of their probable effect. On the latter Point he said that recent railway agreements Between new York Canadian lines would greatly promote Trade Between the two countries. He particularly advocated the free admission of Canadian lumber which Avert Che famine which is but a Chort Way off owing to the exhaustion of african forests. A romantic wedding. The parties never met until the marriage pay. Brought together by a photograph Bride learns that her hns baud is a very wealthy Young Man. Newport ky., april Maui Are of miss Colemn of Washington Avenue is somewhat out of the line of the Ordinary. Tho Story begins some eighteen Back when Misa Coleman a guest at an evening party in Bellevue lingered at the supper table with a gentleman after the others had retired. The gentleman showed her a photograph which he had received that Day. She seemed greatly pleased with the picture inquired after the original of it. Through the co operation of the gentleman an introduction through writing followed a correspondence sprung up which noon ripened into an acquaintance of it serious nature Martuge was proposed by the unseen suitor which was in due time accepted. A Diamond ring soon glistened on the hand of Tho Young lady but the donor thereof was a secret to All but. Herself it remained a secret until a few Days ago. When she took a few intimates into her Confidence. Yesterday according to previous arrange ments she left for Minneapolis minn., to meet for the first time her affianced Lover John v. Nye of Livingston Mont. After miss Coleman was on the train she was put in Posi session of a number of documents which astounded her. These papers prove that or. Nye is the owner of several of the richest Copper mines in America is Worth fully a million dollars. This was known to the Mutual Friend who introduced the couple but was kept secret by request until the last moment. Miss Coleman in i member of an old aristocratic family Baa been a High school teacher for several years. Her age is 24. The marriage occurs at Minne Apolis to Morrow. Reg1na Ripples. A ten barrels Pine Norway Ood liver Oil f. O. B. Win Nineff at Monti Niu n. Tons. Slight Advance broken lots. Vim Mes. Ai Mouti Eal quoth Job Ofsars prime from Herl of. Will Sellon or Over at. Less than factory prices. co., in a Speirs latest designs All new colourings prom the pest makers at 425 main Street. 425 main Street. The Portage events. Stallion show a Success the prize movements. Thu following is from or. Joseph Martin s personal Organ at Portage la Prairie before the local government granted a cent of to the present h. B. A coy., it should insist that a Correct statement of the proceeds of the of provincial funds unlawfully conveyed to Sutherland his crowd should be prepared Laid before the government. It is generally believed in rail Way contractors circles in Winnipeg that of about of the amount went to a certain private banking firm most of the balance was absorbed by or. Hugh Sutherland. If this is so it will account for a great Deal of hid Pluck persistence a the review would Call it. Not bad pay for simply hanging on doing nothing with a we have no reason to suppose that or. Sutherland or any one associated with him in the Hudson Bay railway will object to the suggestion of Tho Organ that this charge of stealing be inquired into. But object or not if there is any ground for suspicion Ilet the proposed be stayed until the whole matter is cleared up. Perhaps or. Martin will take the Lead Endeavor to ascertain what has become of that if these . Men Are Boodle a let it be shown. The first noticeable effect on this Side of the Boundary line of the removal of the sugar duties in the United states is to give an impetus to that ancient honorable occupation of smuggling. Along the Quebec fron tier even in Montreal different grades of sugar Are retailing for a less Price than a asked at the refineries. This practice of smuggling is a Little wearing on the Morall exceedingly hurtful to the Revenue. There is but one effectual Sway of meeting the duties on this Side too give is cheaper sugar parcelled up with Hon esty a Clear conscience. Pottage april fourth annual Bullion show of the Portage electoral District agricultural society waa held Here to Day. The weather was Fine a great Many spectators were present on the show grounds. The show a a whole was Nob much better than last year. However a very Fine exhibition of horse flesh took place the Clydesdale class was the largest being seven horses entered the roadsters coming next in numbers. Probably no finer horse waa on exhibition than the Shire horse British Tom owned by Mac Robie Bell. The judges were for heavy horse Robert Mogowan w. for Nighti horses a j. Mcrobie d. Sin Clair with or. Torrence v.s., of Brandon at consulting physician. The following were the prize winners Cleveland Yorkshire French coach prize Yorkshire lad a Yorkshire Soaib owned by w. P. Charlton. Clydesdale prize lord col Ridge owned by Evereit Kerr j 2ad prize mounding a Pillow owned by Everest Kerr 3ra prize owned by Abrown. J Shire prize British owned by Mcrobie Bell. Any other pedigreed draft prize a Suffolk punch owned by t. Ferris. Agricultural general purpose ibo prize Weasenham owned by Mclean Mcrobie 2nd prize British com owned by a. O. Moore. Standard bred roadsters Hackney let prize owned by t. G. Ferris. Prize Pilot owned by a. 0. Moore 2nd prize Eclectic owned by w. P. Charlton. There were in All some thirty stallions exhibited. The three boy pilfer ers sent jail for a Yeai Eli Perkins. To j. A. The members of the . Will hold a Farewell meeting at the residence of mrs. Hold Stead on thursday next to take leave of mrs. Gerrie who goes to British Columbia shortly. The conservative association Helda meeting Here on thursday evening in their Doorne in the Miller Block. Arrangements Are being made for a Union District meeting. Seeding is now in full blast on the Plains. One Farmer r. Smith has already 250 acres of wheat he will have 850 acres in All to seed. Lansdowne College opened Ita fourth term on thursday. The prospects Are encouraging More favourable than this time last or. And mrs. Vaughan Temperance advocates will hold their postponed meeting Here commencing next saturday. The first consignment of books Haa arrived for the new addition of the m. N. W. Rail Way employees Library. Or. Macklin lectures on tuesday night in the Baptist Church under the auspices of the Young ladies the Public Streeta were very Busy to Day on account of the people in attendance at the show. Rev. P. Wright of Knox Church went to Birtle to Day. He will deliver a facture there on Tennyson. A Friendly game of Lacrosse a a Rangod for Abor Day Between Tho citizens. Or. And mrs. Boddy miss Ogletree Are Home from los Angeles. Eadie Bros have opened up in the implement business Here. A Taylor v. S., of Guelph. Haa opened up business Here. R. Waugh of Winnipeg Wai Here attend ing the show. J. W. Bat Lett of the Farmers advocate is in town. Rennick Bros have closed their business. Mrs. J. Mclashan is visiting at Treherne. W. Moss a Home from Montreal. Or. Orton is in town. Or. Joseph Martin is Forward again with his interminable irrepressible Bill to Amend certain acts to provide for certain one of the matters provided in a ran amuck. Murderous outcome of a quarrel Over a whiskey litres new York april a stave Camp near Junction of Black current Rivers eight men got fighting Over the division of a Junful of whiskey a Man named Anderson pulled a knife Cut Steve Rose the Foreman in the left Arm right shoulder then stabbed four other men one of whom r. J. Moore was Cut to the heart instantly killed. Ross Gat his gun shot Anderson through the heart. Anderson tried to reach Rosa with his knife Bat fell dead in the attempt. The other men whose names Are not known Are not expected to recover. General Biber a swire who was comm Mioner from the state of Nevada to the Paris exposition has been found guilty of swindling at Zurich Switzerland sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment. Rezika april three boys Wright. Griffin Prichard were taken before the Hon. Justice Richardson this morning to receive sentence for the the eff of goods from l. 0. Roger s store. They All received sentence of twelve months imprisonment in the Regina where they Are now placed enjoying the distinction of being the first sentenced inmates of that institution. It is the general feeling that the Boytis were dealt with most leniently especially As regards Wright who a an English lad of 19 or 20 years for whom this was the second offence he having been up a couple of months ago on a similar change which was proven he was allowed his Liberty to appear for sentence when called for. Judging by the Sale of seats at present Eli Perkins will have a Large audience Here on tuesday evening next when he lectures in the town Hall. Contractor Willoughby a building for him self a neat commodious residence on Rose Street. Contractor Eddy ditto on the same Street. At the City hotels. At the Douglass j. Scott a. Scott l. Tabber hew York t. Alder god new York 8. Walker Ninga g. K. Malenson Clinton Kal Lunf a Moose jaw a. Him Bird s Hill. At the Clarendon. J. D. Pennington Hamilton it. Nicol we Stover c. Laing London c. W. And mis. Chadwick rat Portage miss m. hereon Inong Park f. A. Rool Superior was. F. C. Bloomfield Carberry j. Blu Hoggat Oass n. A .1. D. Sheti Jinn High Blib j. O. Korrie Orcino. At the Brunswick or. And mrs. Anderson Sel Kirk j. Wynn Scott Plympton a. W. Mountain Prairie c miss Kins Brandon to. Jarl no Carberry j. A. May Stonewall p. Lourie hich p. Mcewen puncher Cieck r. Great Falla g. J. Hussell ii. Mclean new Westminster. At the grand Union f. C. O Meurle St. Mary s h. E. Kolison j. Koss grand Forks in full West grand Forks Gao. Holmes Gretna j. C. Henderson Deloraine e. Whipped grand Forks e. B. A Cucrera Clearwater Harry Farkel Calgary a. Ii. Mccollum Mort Len p. L. W. Dobson great Falls w. Mont Gomery a. To. Conwood Stonewall. At the Leland n. Martin Hamilton f. E. Sid Dull Ife son j. H. Whitehead Toronto Thoa. Hell Neche t. Lunda miss e. Mcculla w. F. Fife Roland a. E. Cram Carlton j. K. Lancaster Toronto go. H. Murphy Moosomin s. A. Kelly . I. Cameron Westbourne a Fraser a w. Kennedy London j. A. Tomey Toronto w. T. Smyth Aston e. J Hestor Berlin Leo Brandon Geo. Kirkland Hamilton. At the Monnar House Janet Johnson George Lane Montreal d. Mckenzie i Ort William j. A. Williams City h h. Thatcher Portland e. Everett St. Paul b. Hopkins Owen sound j. Willett Bothwell t. Demon g w. Held j. Sloan plane. Owen bound l. Riccall Parkhill j. Barr London w Galbraith Lastrow w. G. Register wife Portland t. A. A Warwood wife Leslie Edith a Warwood a Alcairo a. Fraser Ortii Tord. At Tho Queen s j. Graham a. G. To talc Thwaite St. Paul r. F. Edgar Trandon s. Hyde ban Francisco b. W. Pc Netherton Augusta c. W. Wright Seattle a. J. Judge England a s. Campbell. Montreal Geo. Burn of Kwa John Mather Keewatin u. Auld jr., Guelph j. B. Barker Battleford h. C. Beckett j. Plllard d. Ruckett Hamilton h. K. Jefferson Calgary t. Kent ledge f. B. Bourne Virden g. W. Ireen lease j. F. Mcmartin Montreal. Arrivals at the Clifton House t. A. David eng land w. Wilson Ottawa c. H. Allen England e. Barter Brandon e. Laindon Brandon w. A. Brown a. H. 0. W. Courter w. Curry port Arthur John Arm at Tong fort William Cameron James Dickson Oak Lake j. Al Deldra Stonewall j. W. Mitchell Arrow Biver mrs. Noun daughter Aberdeen Alexander Walker Scotland k. Careless England James g. Jody Indian head. Calgary Edmonton railway for Sale on easy terms of payment free Grants of government land i May be obtained within easy reach of the stations on the Calgary pc Edmonton Kelway. Town lots in red Deer f now on the Market. Full information from Osleeb Hammond Nanton land dept., 381 main St. Winnipeg. Current chronology april lit Earl of Star Ord. 1 in to of Virgil died. . African explorer i a Huish dial. First i i Napoleon 111 1805-unit be of Whistler s tit Aipuu Ala. 1808-Biagdala captured Ochu cd by a rills troops Picnik Theodore killed. Collision or or of 1 at col fas court House left. 00 negroes killed. 1875-Samul l h. Wells noted died in new York. 1800-Samucl inc kaon ran Aiu did at Washington Boru oct. 10. Clerk Al to con Gress in 1m2 re elected thirteen times served years a few without a break a curious coincidence speaking of Suid the Man the wooden leg us to lighted a half consumed Cigar be had been carrying in an old of coincidences gentlemen i can Tell you a very singular thing. I was going up Niagara Street in Buffalo when i saw a Man with a wooden leg on the other Side of the Street coming Down. We looked across at each other stopped. I to myself to himself fellow lost his leg at the Battle of Gettysburg or i m a asked one of the group. We looked a Liidi other across the Street for a moment then says i to myself says he to himself " i la strike him for a Quarter an old Comrade follow Shell out " very curious coincidence very continued the Man As. He puffed ukr ii at his old stub. We met on Tho Cross walk. We Shook hands. We struck each other for a Quarter but did t get it. We Ore both dead broke. Neither of us was in tin1 Battle of , or another Batik Ihen says i to myself says be to himself his ryes but he s a travelling on his shape Ami telling a tale of woe he s to Man for to to Assor Date undue we walked off. Idol r like coincidences my self there s to Money in York Sun. Why some dealers decry Domestic manufacture about cigars. A Rich haul. A Denver Home being raided yields thou sends of Worth of stolen goods. Denver colo., april morn ing the police of this City raided a dwelling House on the Corner of thirty first Street Maryland Branue having cause to Tiok that something very crooked was going on therein. They were richly rewarded for a Tho cellar waa found a Large assortment of stolen prop erty of every conceivable description from a Church Organ Down to a worn out Whitewash Brush. Sixteen Persona were found in the House arrested. They Are supposed to belong to an organized gang of Nold Upa sneak thieves House Breakers which has been operating Here for some time the Organ found wan stolen from a Church in Harmon a suburb of Denver. A fifty gallon barrel of to Lawasee was found buried air feet in to cellar. The value of the goods recovered Aggregates several thousand dollars. Bankers arrested for conspiracy. Louis Villa ky., april 12. Warrants conspiracy to defraud obtaining Money under Taue Menc. Were issued yesterday a Theodore Schwartz sr., ool Ambus Chirles f. Frank president c Bier Tel Ler respectively of the Schwartz Back v i Ich failed recently i h liabilities of practically no s. Shwarts Ink were brought to to e head quarters released on Bonta each. Warrants on similar charges were against Frederick Janaan of the same institution who disappeared the Day ton firm assigned whose where Juta Ara not known. F Gold found in he Tsouri. Kansas City mo., april special to the Star from Kansas pity Bays e. T. To. Crft Nfn arrived Here last night with a number a plea of Quartz found a the Cherokee trip m Milea Pouf cheats of Here which were assayed Here this morning found to be Myrich in Gold. Great excitement Hundred Man have announced heir to go the Gold Fields. Of clears import til into narc up under Dlf forgot majority Canad Are in brands to Tho ones by which the fac tories arc identified. 9 so of to permit of Large or Olla fill compel smokers to buy at the Huir. Establishment a the majority of retailers handle quantities Hivo cigars packed under their own brands so that they control the Sale of Theny Knablin Efthem to sell inferior goods at Pricw inconsistent asked or hip. Grades manufactured by room Gniel factories of Komi reputation. Denote Quality to All first class to Lac topics therefore it behoves smokers to familiarize themselves with different sizes Mado by the several factories whose goods they Purchase. Major Pitt of sizes As offered to the Canadian Public Are Sot Standard Wiiks but arc made packed to imitate them. The difference by teen i reins Victoria Naze in Trio or any other first claw Brand the Vark in the majority of brands that arc being offered a fish oood8. It is absurd to imagine that cigars of Suelto Abajo fac tories could to sold at Rel cab quoted some dealers. Tho District of Suelto Abajo is re cognized by All tobacco Calura to be the finest in the Island of Cuba no other tobacco la equal in Al Al it or f rum on the Market. We will forfeit the Eum of one thou Sand dollars to be distributed am off the charitable institutions of City Oiler cd y where this it our statement that seven eighths of imported cigars brought into can Are not of Suelto Abajo to Bacco can be disproved. Forfeit a like sum for the same Pur pose it our Lacaden Brand of Clear Havana cigars is not manufactured mcm.8um.y Abajo . Thereby sizes the note Fine goods Suelto Abajo we will s. Davis sons Jive largest Cigar manufacturers in Canada. Oct monday we Start out with some aim in least some More decisive aun than others. Our aim to Day this week will be to make prominent certain stylish Nice goods in the various depart ments. For instance those French dress sateen at 200 25c, Are Superb. You must see the novelties in dress Wool material at 25c, 35c 4oc. Our Stock is Well known to be a very Large one especially this Spring. Come Early. Millinery latest styles hats bonnets Large assortment of ribbons veiling lace miss m. Andrew. 446 main Street. Smith Pei web typewriters Remington caliphs for Sale. Waterman Fountain pens Tyro Block win Lipoff Man. Plate class. Full assortment of now in Etick rom 40 to 90 Ine heti wide 165 g. F. Stephens it co., Market Street Wunn Rao. Notice Public notice whereby Given that the Council of the Rural municipality of Desalay Crry Hiya by it of to mint accepted for 1801, the part of Tho Roll of 1390 relating to Tho non res Lento the Tutu wild Council shall sit in court of run Slon o clock on monday the eleventh Day of the Mofit of Hay . 1801, in in Ordinary Placo of race iof to Jolye to the asset Ament Roll of told Munici Pality for is91. Or. O. A. La Comdr a com t books made to , Pioneer paper Baler account Book maker. Boltl Mataya yur Nahed. 13 Owen Street Telephone to. B297 newspaper ;