Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 20, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press. Winnipeg j ul1 20 telegrams. Matter purport big to be telegrams published in this paper is what it pretends to a hashed clippings from exchanges or concoctions. Least seventy five per cent of the matter purporting to be telegrams published by any other paper in Manitoba consists of re cashed and red Ted clippings 24 to 72 hours old this paper and Othet fix changes and concoctions very latest world s news is always to be found in this paper and no other in Manitoba. Such news is available to no other paper in Manitoba. Bradstreet s review. Business Lii better at some american cities reports it rom Canada Are favourable. New York july the telegrams to Bradstreet a from leading Trade centres those from Boston and Minneapolis Are re. Marrable for reporting increased activity in several lines. The Boot and Ahoe factories have resumed full time. Purchases of leather Are Freer. Wool is rather More Active and there is u belter request for Woolen goods. The Wool Marketa at Philadelphia Cincin Nati and St. Louis show no signs of activity and the Woolen goods Mills at Philadelphia report no improvement in the condition of this Industry elsewhere. The wholesale Trade in general is fair for the season without being brisk. An exception May be made of Sun Francisco where a very Active Export Trade with the weat coast of South America has sprung up owing to Chili s inability to Supply the usual Quantity o wheat and provisions for Export. Hides and continue quiet. A to iron1 and Coal sir Charles scheme. Britishers think it is just the thing and Are becoming highly enthusiastic. Prices of Cut and ing Best the latter sales of pig grades have being Iron been openly except shaded Toronto july from London say the Council of the Imperial federation league has selected a Strong committee to consider the definite proposals for Imperial federation made by sir Charles Tupper in his recent speech. The committee which will proceed to business immediately after the holi Days will probably not conclude its labors until Well towards the close of the present year. It is noted As significant that a pro. Bounced free trader like sir Lyo Playfair and other Well known liberals have shown them selves ready to consider these and similar proposals without prejudice. This seems to confirm the assertion of the times that eng land is beginning to see that frae Trade was made for Man and not Man for free sir Charles says he a surprised at the support his scheme obtains each Day. He declares his first proposal that has been made meets All the French Canadian objections to federation scheme in general. Thia Federal movement is tending to allay the feeling aroused in eng land by the outspoken declarations of Mer Cier in the Canadian Gazette and elsewhere that Canad will soon seek her Independence through Friendly negotiations. Sales of Iron have been made it very Low figures. The output on pig Iron increased heavily during june about tons weekly. Crop reports continue uniformly favourable a to wheat sugar Rice and cot ton. Coin too has improved in Iowa. Mer Cantile collections at Duluth Minneapolis St Paul Chicago Milwaukee Omaha Lin Coin St. Joseph Kansas City Anc St. Louis Are notably slow owing t the activity of work on the farms there is a tendency reported at Northwestern and Western cities to scrutinize credits and b curtail time on which goods Are sold. For the third week in succession the total of week exports of the wheat from Boih coasts o the United states including flour As wheat has amounted to about in Chela. I an innings Victory. He Cricket match Between Portage and Winnipeg. Heading for Macleod. Grading on the railway South of Calgary begun yes the second week of july 1890, the total was nearly and like weeks in july 1887 and 18ss nearly bushels. Bank Clearing in fifty right cities for the week ended july amount to a decrease from the like week last year of 11.3 per cent. Sloe speculation is at a standstill. The customary summer dullness is approached by caution As to the future of the Money Market while pall Money is superabundant at 2 per cent. Time Loans for six Montha command 6 Predicative of an rates when the to Aid the crop movement. England textile industries Are depressed owing to restricted Domestic demand enlarged production and Large stocks. The Export demand is Good. Print cloths Are most Dpi Aestor Woolen goods Dull and a . Cotton manufacturers in 1891 and 1890 Ilid not do As Well As in the previous three years. Railway earnings for May show the first monthly decrease reported this year both Gross and net declining about 3.5 per cent. Tae net earnings for five months by 113 companies _ aggregate 1 remarkable baseball game be tween grand forts and Prince of Wales prize at Bisley won by a the portages came Down on weak team to meet a Strong combination of he Winnipeg Cricket club and were beaten n an inning by 45 runs. The visitors went test to Bat messes. James 24, Gurney 9, and Rokeby 9, being the Only ones to make any land All three batting in Good style. Cameron o for 17 and Tuckwell 4 for 15 shared he Bowling honors. The w.0.0. Opened with 34 for the first wicket when Tuckwell Ell to a Fine catch very hot by James off his own Bowling. Holt 43 a Fine free innings which would have been nearer sixty had the batsmen run at All decently Cameron 23, principally from clean hard cutting Wilson 2, Tuckwell 14, Sprado 12, and Bain 11, helped to raise the total to 153. James 6 for 49 and Rokeby 3 for 48 were the successful Dolera. The Porta Sra went in a second time with 99 to get to save an innings defeat but were All dismissed for 54. Rokeby 14 and Heath 12 both Good displays being the Only stands made Gurney 6 was batting Well when Rutherford who was bawling coming up to deliver a Ball went through the motion of de livery but retaining the Ball and the batsman leaving Hia ground to Back up run him style of dismissing a batsman which the Mem Bers Hope will not again be seen on the grounds of the Winnipeg Cricket club. Rutherford 4 for 23, and Rolt 2 for 8, were the bowlers to get the wickets. The Fielding of both teams was clean and Sharp. For the w. O. 0. Bannatyne was especially noticeable making a grand one hand catch Low Down in the slips and ran two men out by Sharp work at the third Man. Sprado made a beautifully judged running of Al Watson second Beisman for grand Forks was phenomenal. He accepted nine teen chances without an error. But one Fly Bill was dropped by the out held. The work of both catchers waft almost perfect Sid Adams throwing to Baub being unusually accurate. The longest game Evere played previous to the one above was played All Boston mass., May tween the in Arvord and Man Chester clubs which was in Wenty four innings score 0 to 0, game called Lin account of dark Ness. The next longest Cine was at Tacoma Between the club of theft j City and one of Seattle which was Twenty two innings and won by the Tacoma Byj a score of 6 to 5, thus it will be seen that the Fargo and grand Forks teams break the world s record for the longest game Ever played i without a score be ing made by either club. Association. At 9, Louisville 0. No games at Philadelphia Baltimore and Wasmer. Ton on account of rain Leao isl at 4, Phil Nelphia 5. At ,0, Cincinnati 7. No games at Pittsburg acid Brooklyn on to count of rain. Henry b. Hyde the final Day. Apprehension of higher Calls for Money new catch at Long leg while Walker made a Brace of Good catches cover Aleo several Beautiful stops. Wilkes steady work at Point and dal ton s in the deep Field and James Fine catch of Tuckwell were most notable among the Tibi following Are the scores 1st innings. Pok Taok la a Baiei 2nd innings. W. James b Cameron 24 run out. F. Phillipps o Rutherf Ord b Bannatyne. 0 b Rutherfofd. O 0. Heath b Cameron. 0 b Rolt. 12 m. H. 9 run out. 0 r. T. Rokeby o Smith b Cameron. 0 Simpson o Bannatyne b Cameron. 033, Ter Day. The Calgary july the grading on Calgary Edmonton railway will he completed into Edmonton to Morrow and the ironing will be completed on july 29th. Nearly All the grading outfits have arrived Here. Madigan s out Iii commenced grading South on the Macleod Extension to Day thirty teams breaking ground. Shoult s men take the next two or three Milea and others will come on within the week when the first Twenty five Miles will be covered with grading outfits. A gain of 3.4 per cent. The gain in Gross was Only 1.2 per cent. General Trade throughout the Canadian Dominion presents few new features. Dry goods Are fairly Active in Ontario and groceries in Quebec. At Montreal Ocean freights Are Active also. Crop reports generally Are excellent. The Dominion reports 32 business failures this week against 33 last week and 31 this week last year. The total number from january 1 to Date is 1076, against 926 last year. Labor agitator in quod. Sprado b Ruther Ford h blood sport at the begins races on satyr in Tibi Iest in j events. Regina july the programme of the Eegina racing association was gone through with yesterday there was Good Sporl and More fun on the track to Day than on either of the preceding lays. The races to Day were under the auspices of the association by which the purses Ijiri ire contributed. The first race called waa a free for All Trot the entries being Little Jim and St. Patrick. Jim sold favorite in the pools. The first heat was close Little Jim pasting Firat under the wire is won the second seat More easily St. Patrick acted beautifully on the Home stretch n the third and captured tha heat. Litus Jim took the fourth acid first the next race waa a five eighths mile a aah three entries Malena carrying 124 iba., thankful 119, and sugar foot 114. Sugar foot pressed Malena hard for some distance but waa passed by thankful and they came in Malena first. Thankful second and sugar foot third. Time then came a match race Between Lascelle a Home Rule and Sparling s a Appelle lady the latter won easily. Sugar foot Gallo Peci Over the five eighths course to beat 107, Bui was timed at 1.08j. _ in a Miles Pony race there were Nve starters and from the first Quarter to the third four of them were bunched with scarce a f0obs difference Between the lot but about the third Quarter one styled Dick no. 1 pulled out and won the prize. The equitable life president in the City a. Man who controls a Tuncsi. Or. Henry b. Hyde of new York the president of the equitable life Assurance society and director of the Union Pacific rail Way together with his party arrived on sat urday afternoon Over the great Northern line mrs. Hyde and son and or. Of guard the superintendent of agencies for the equitable accompanies the party. They Are stopping in a private car of the Union Puci Fia near the 0 p. R. Depot and will leave this afternoon for a tour Over the Western Canadian Agency stopping at Calgary Banff Vancouver and Victoria. Or. Hyde has been exceedingly Busy Here discussing Agency matters with or. George Broughall. The society s general Mana Sefcin this Field. The equitable has authorized or. Broughall to Branch out vigorously in their behalf and have decided to invest largely in the country both As regards building and in mortgage investments. The volume of Busi Ness secured by the equitable in this Western Field has inspired the greatest Confidence in the future of Manitoba the Northwest and British Columbia As prod Wing centres. The write up of business per head of population compares favourably with Many of the wealth Iest and most progressive states of the Ameri can Union. On saturday afternoon president Hyde drove around the City and was agreeably sur prised with the size and importance of the City. A recent Issue of Harper s weekly in a series of articles on men who control Mil has the following description of or. Hyde or. Henry b. Hyde is probably the head of the most a Rantio institution in the world As its business now closely approaches to or. Hyde Carsley go s 344 main Street bargains for Friday and saturday in the following lines ladies hosiery in Cashmere. Silk. Lisle and oof ton at special prices. The balance of summer hosiery at greatly reduced prices children s Range of sizes at lowest prices. Ladies and children s summer underwear All reduced for Satur Day s Sale. Extra value in White and coloured blouses. Another lot of ladies thread gloves All sizes in every leading color Price Loc a pair up. Umbrellas and parasols great variety Black and coloured dress goods at Sale prices. Carsley go a who was the creator of his company thirty two years ago fast Man of very striking personal appearance. It la of Fine physique nearly sixty years of Affe and Over Alfleet High. He is a Man of great physical strength and nervous vigor and would in a crowd attract the attention of casual observers even in they did not come within the influence of his personal Namet ism and the searching Eye. One 3 his prominent characteristics is Ufa immense and he never spares himself. I nothing aunts him and no difficulty seems too meat for his Fertility of resource. Like other great readers of men he Fiji own great knowledge of human nature and manifests it in selecting men Lor the worn he allots to them. He has in a remarkable degree the Povier of impressing his own characteristics upon Hia assistants and of arousing them to the tall exer 344 main Street. Tion of All their Capac Tiei 0 b Rutherford g. H. Iwai kor b Cameron 0 Bun out. 0 run out. A. E. Wilkes not out. 3 o. Rutherford b Rolt. W. Llyl Intyre o Bain b u Tuckwell. 0 no tout. 8 extras. 8 extras. 3 total. 64 total. Winnipeg Isihos. Great transcontinental Highway the Hamilton pase. Witness in for defence being conductor denies the charge. Calgary july Rouleau this morning refused to non suit the Case of Hamiltou is. The . And decided to permit the Case to go before the jury. The defence was then opened the first witness being conductor we. Ensley who put Hamilton off the train. Ensley said Hamilton refused to pay he took him by the Collar and led him to the platform of the car. Hamilton still refused and Retting on the lower step seemed to Xian lev As if about to strike him when he fell Over backwards. He denies that he struck or shoved Hamilton off the Cor but that he fell off. Tho train had been stopped to enable Ensley to put Hamilton off. Canadians at Bisley file canadians in the second stage of the Queen s cup Competition. Mos Beai july London Cable to the Star says the National Rifle association Are having glorious weather for their annual matches at Bisley but trying winds Are play Ine havoc with the scores All round. The canadians however Are doing Well. Five out of Twenty on the team have secured places in the Hundred As a result of the first state of the Queen s cup Competition. Lieut. Davidson of the eighth Royal rifles Quebec Leada the canadians with a score of is out of a possible 105._______________ of course he attributes it to the male Volence of the capitalists London july thames police Cour was crowded with labor unionists to Day attracted As sympathizing spectators or subpoenaed a witnesses in the care of Joe Juelch the noted labor Union agitator who waa arraigned on a charge of intimidating Black legs who took the places of the strikers at the thames Iron work. A few Days ago Lueloh in obedience to a summons from the Royal labor commission appeared before that body and gave testimony concerning the Situa Tion. On that occasion he seized the Opportunity to air his views As to the relations be tween capital and labor his utterances Partak ing of the character of a revolutionary Haran gue in the course of which he was often inter lusted by the chairman who rebuked him for i intemperate language. Subsequently h n Narv of strikers from the in h. Wilson o Dalton b James. A j. Tuckwell o and b James f w. Sprado c Walker b Rof Ceby. H Cameron o Walker b Rokeby. D. J. Smith b Simpson. P. Rutherford b Rokeby. W. Bain James. Of , Tun out. J. L. Bucknall b James. P. Tulloh b James. W. Bannatyne not out. Extras. Oamb3 this week. Knights of pythias. Excursion to West Selkirk and the Lake on saturday. The knights of pythias excursion to like j reaches More of the important the race was a Teaa Neau Reidle Shaw Wilks mint american and Canadian cd tics called slow Tom and a pretty Little Chestnut Gomery Heaney Mcleod Lieut. Putnel and other line on the con Charlie and their owners agreed to run again. I Dobson and capt. Bennetto in com numb i ool Selling started Lively on the race slow i Niaj Gijon attired in the Magnifi-1 tin enc. Macie if High Szoo cent uniforms of the rank at 8 . Saturday the lost popular tout 1ot slow Tom came and proceeded Down Portage Avenue to main tourists. The Only direct tout first under the wire but the judges declared Treel and from there to the ., making in Tom Panf fall no race As it wan plainly seen that Charlie lome exc event marching and display move to jn6w York cd Usitalo was pulled the toy Riding him was taken t the knights were headed by the nor real Quebec and Toronto Down and another burst Lutted. Slow Tom s 0avniry band bandmaster downard. I Montreal i owner also changed his rider mounting a owing to the unfavourable appearance of the quickest Toute to by. Ram and. Lighter weight and slow Tom won easily on weather not to Large a crowd took advantage n route the third try. Of the excursion As waa expected. After a us Lacago. Folic for an Indian foot race half mile there i by orly and pie Avant ride Selkirk was reached Pnat Ere three entries but the race was Umnter-1 when the excursion lists were treated to a Fine the _ iting. J. Sun Shower. The Steamer Aurora and a Large direct connections Ltd the last event was a match Between Paddy were in readiness and both lashed to f and Good Hope n mile two m three Good Retner Down the River in Tow of one of steam snaps Tor Jiu rope Hope took two straights but in the first Nea opt. Robinson s tugs. The trip Down the n Tanan he sad very few inches to spare. River was thoroughly enjoyed the Knishka Thalia China and j Apan. _ the afternoon was Lovely and the course j doing everything luxurious sleeping cars do i Fuji in o v Oey to make a pleasant Day for All. A Stop of he names the Winnipeg Send an in to Portal la Prairie on saturday next. On wednesday they will play a game with Selkirk on the Selkirk grounds and on thursday they we Meeb the Manitoba club eleven with Clark Sib Donald donates a top. Sir Donald a. Smith k. C. M. G., has in mated to or. Whyte that he will give a handsome Silver cup for Competition among the Cricket chips of Manilova. It is probable that this jul result in the Formato Nof a Manitoba Ori Okel association with a division of the province into District a. Gent1embn is. Plateb3. Gentlemen v. Players at lord s resulted in a Victory for the gentlemen by an innings and 65 As in Good shape. I to make a pleasant aay Torau. J Saginaw mich., july 18. The great about an hour waa made at the Lake when the Long cars nest class coaches Ano Allion Nelson made an attempt Here eater homeward journey wan commenced. Ine f cars on and Clonise Eleein stallion Day to lower on made an attempt Here eater homeward journey wan commence. F Hie record of 2. For a special musical selections of messes. Mcshane and tree Dav to lower Niti record Usu Viutti --4.-.j i purse of the horse had been unwell Mcswain the Piper were much appreciated. Train on the previous Day but he was nevertheless me knights and cavalry band intend told my every Ircul. Went Tife which he accomplished in 2.11 j a number of Moonlight excursions during the without a skip Cir break. Prince of Wales prize next few weeks. The Ninetieth. Of the great or Lea of the Bluey Church Parade at the Camp Lake service. Steamers Manitoba and Al fifty four gentlemen 278 165 two Fin Lander fools. They fired into the powder House and their remains were spread Over two the Cheyenne wyo., july 17.-two Drunken finanders placed a target against the powder House of the big Coal company of the state at Roc Spring this afternoon and began or ache. Their remains were scattered Over two acres of ground. Three children and women were Hurt and nearly every window for Miles around was broken. Some mine works were demolished. The Magazine contained 200 pounds of blast powder goo pounds of Dyna mite and a barrel of giant powder Capa. Street car strike in Toledo. Fully protected. i rest insulted the Kaler. July in Wollstein Hesse to headed a party of strikers from _ Iron works and proceeding to that establish ment endeavoured by threats of violence to induce the new employees to quit. In this he was unsuccessful and for his interference he was arrested. A number of witnesses testified to the truth of the charges against Nelch and the court remanded him for trial. Upon hearing the decision of the magistrate Lueloh declared that he was the victim of _ the malice of the labor majority of which body working in the interest of the capital Ista and employees sought to punish him Tor the testimony before truth of which he asserted there waa no gainsaying. Volunteer s indignant. They think her majesty should have visited the Camp at London july great Deal of ill con coated indignation exists among the volunteers at what they regard As downright shabby treatment on the port of the Queen yesterday. The Queen accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of Anhalt and Prince and Princess Christian of Schleswig Holstein visited Aldershot and received the troops and it was confidently expected that her majesty would also Honor with her presence the annual shoot ing meeting of the volunteers at Bisley Only a few Miles Distant from Alder shot. In order that there might be no doubt about her presence a deputation was lev 1ulu i m r in the last innings of the players Ferris took t wickets for 28 runs. Miniota v. Tieden. The return Orio Ket match was played at Virden on saturday Between the Virden and Miniota Cricket clubs. The weather was most Ipoh fast the game result. London Joly mimicking u a tuesday _ of the Canadian team a member of the the Sabbath Day wa3 quietly a acting train from Winnipeg Niagara fall i battalion won the Prince of the 90th Camp. During the Day the tented moriday and Friday. Prize at the meeting of the National Field was visited Large number Lonzay Anu in Rudy. W 8j6e Wiio p. I j Rifle association at. Bisley with a score of and Frienda of the battalion. Church Parade three p.m., when Rev. Canon Matheson chaplain of the regiment delivered the Sermon making a touching reference to the death during the past week of Corporal Sowter. The musical portion of the service Favi ing in a win for Miniota by fifteen runs after i Tia in Attar were a very interest Bini Virden 29 and teams were _ the scores were Miniota 60 and 66. The Binim woo ._. T Downs a. J. E. Kayll k. Bio Mord j. A Thomson w. P. Thomson w. Beeby a. A. Buck Rev. H. L. Watte n. St. L. Garter Mimocks Wilkin son Willis Mol Woith Waide t. Alcott Hepburn w. Do Nazombe b. Dunscombe Vil Letard. The former match waa played at two creeks on july 4th, resulting in win for Virden score Virden 127, Miniota 118. Lacrosse. Wynn leg nor tenders match and Ninetieth to meet on 97 the Prince of Wales prize in after the the Queen s cup the biggest individual we of the Bisley formerly Wimbledon Matthea Hie is not the first time a Canadian has Cap ured the Price previous winners being Sergt Mitchello Hamilton Hon. M. Gib on of Hamilton and Andy Gillies of Stony Fountain. At the Kildonan bang. The Strong a wind saturday made shooting at the ranges very difficult. There were not As Many competitors present As usual but the shooting considering the wind waa very Good. Or. H. A. Costigan he admit the list with a score of 80. The Martini was used. Rel following is a of those making Over 60, 200 a. 27 John 19 23 s. 8. Kennon 18 600 27 29 2t 27 13 600 26 26 24 19 .12 the total. 80 was led by an instrumental com posed of members of the band. . Villiers and officers f torn other organizations in the City were present Durine the service. The annual inspection by the d. . Of the battalion will take place on tuesday the 21st inst., at 7.30, when the orders Bay every Man must be present in the at the City hotels at the Manor House a. Smire Joseph Doung Seattle w. Downing a Simp to .1. Bijoc Airlie. Sent Sci convey Nela a special invitation to her majesty which was duly delivered. In reply to the invitation the Queen snapping by refused to visit to even Send a regretful declination to the request for the Honor of her at Tendance. The delivery of the Sovereign a reply accompanied by a description of her manner in giving it caused a general feeling of Surprise and Chagrin the effects of which were far from inspiring the participants m the contest. Kair s visit to eng land. Air too rare for him. Omaha neb., july 17.-a special from Cheyenne wyo., Days fity for the can. Agnes was a tiny girl just three years old and she was very Beautiful. Her great wondering Brown eyes attracted attention wherever she went. Those eyes had a Way of seeing everything to such an extent that papa called her Hia Little interrogation Point. Agnes had not been living Long York when she was taken very ill with the grip. Her Brown curls did not Bob up and. Down in is Lively a fashion As was their custom and for Days she had to stay in her then her Only Comfort was Topsy her pet Dolly who was held very close during each hard pain to the patient Little girls August the Lacrosse match Northen Dera is. Win Nipges on saturday evening resulted in a fiasco. The North endear refused to play on the ground that several members of tha Winnipeg team had in previous years been senior players. The next scheduled match is Between the capitols and Ninetieth for next saturday. It was announced last week that by an arrange ment Between the clubs the match was to be played at Morden on the occasion of . Picnic As part of the Lacrosse tournament heed for that Day. The conditions of the Competition Are that no player who has played twice in it championship or provincial match is eligible qualification that will bar both Johnson and Elliott of the Ninetieth juniors. Under the circumstances it is probable that the Ninetieth Capitol match if played at All next saturday will be played in this City. On August the the win Pega and the Minnesota Crews. St. Paul dispatch the Minnesota boat club a training and planning for the association Rea Atlas that Are Down for next month. On the 3rd and 4th of August the meeting of the Minnesota Winnipeg and Mississippi Valley Asauo ovation will take place at Winni Peg and there will be a Large delegation pre sent from the Minnesota which will Send a Junior Crew Mada up Iota we of w. N. Armstrong Bow 0. T. Roberta 2 r. Peabody 3, and l. By Gelcis stroke. A. A Paget in Jwj Down for the Junior single and senior double George Nettleton will pull in the senior single and senior double and h. W. Brown in the senior single son Beeton rat Portage j. Ooch erne Owen sound Jug. Elliott James fris h. Dalton Toronto w. M Stonewall j. A. Cameron fort William s. Minaker North Dakota i Mitchell John daly., Winnipeg John t Mclntyre and son Chicago Jamea j. Boss these Are the largest Stea mers on the lakes and for strength Speed Comfort and attractiveness they Are unexcelled in any Waters. The cheapest route to the East and old country. For rates and full information to w. Ii Mcleod Olty passenger agent 471 main Street or to j. S. Garter. Ticket agent 0. P. R. Depot. General passenger agent. By j. T. Wilson. Vancouver 1 on August Ninetieth meet Hope on that and Date the citizens May to see a game quo a ammo f u _ approaching the magnificent exhibition of past years. The bulk of the players on each aide will be juniors but there will be a Good apr inkling of old War horses and to Coits of both clubs Ambroe some admirable the Winnipeg begin practice to night for this event and after practice there will be a meeting of players on the ground to determine whether in View of the conditions of the contest the club will take part in the Propof d Lacrosse tournament at Morden on saturday Manogin the from Eylenne y., samoan chieftain who was being sent Hom with other natives died on the train Between Medicine Bow and bawling. He could not stand the rare6ed air at that Altitude of feet. Manufacturer of Printer. Info suspends. New Yolk july or. Herman As to Day appointed receiver of j. H. Bon ers was to a a null of limited manufacturer of printers i he Pudze Truax of the supreme court. Estimated at 5 and the a ladles injured at cd the first Bright Day that Agnes was Well enough to go out she went with her papa and Mamma to Brooklyn just As the train started when they were coins Over the Bridge the Little girl s Quick ear detected a sound which she immediately wanted to have explained. To her Many eager questions papa no did not care just then to go into details said that is the grip dear. It always makes that sound As you papa and Mamma continued their talc not suspecting that anything was troubling their 1 title daughter until they heard a has smothered sob and then a Little quiver next. Breaks the record. Fargo and grand Forks 86 inn Nib no resulting buns. Grand Fork and Fargo baseball clubs played four games at the Devil s Lake encamp ment july 16th, 17th and 18th. Grand Forks won the first game by a Moore of 9 to the third game by 7 to 2. Fargo won the second game by a score of 3 to 2. The last game played saturday waa the longest Ever played neither team getting a Man across Tho plate in Twenty five innings breaking the Cord for the greatest number of innings with the Jerry for the car papa. I did t Kunovit could have the grip York world. Eat and drink what you desire As Long As it Yon. Your stomach knows pretty Wel what it can digest. Plain Stope fold is desirable As a general of the table in Madera out straggle or a run being made in the world. Tion will do no bpm. A aggie lasted nearly four hours when the lame was called to enable the Cluba to catch the train for the East. No less than eleven double plays were made. Twenty five men were left on bases. The batteries were grand Poris c Ardno j Fargo Raymer am Pitcher struck out eight men. It in Fargo s second baseman Chanel out of seventeen Jack Mcdonald Fargo s third baseman put assists without an error j Short Stop for Fargo and Bod Forks played errorless games. Buried at Brandon. Funeral Lotho late brakeman Johnston who was killed in the Moon jaw Accident. Brandon times of saturday on thursday last a Telegraph despatch from Moose jaw brought the Aad intelligence to or. W. F. Irwin manager for the Massey company in this City that Hia brother in Law Edgar new ton Johnston brother of mrs. Irwin had been killed in a railway Accident near mops jaw this was Shock to mrs. Irwin now severe Only those who have been placed under similar painful circumstances can understand. The remains were brought to this City by dirt Day s fix press and Wera interred in the Brandon cemetery at 4 p. M. The de ceased was a Young Man 27 years of age and was remarkable for his Fine physique and gentlemanly bearing. He was very popular among All who knew him and was always a great favorite with the children for whom he had Large heart. He came to Thia country some eight or ten years ago giving us a Good position in Chicago to accompany his sister mrs. Irwin to whom he was alway very much attached to the shortly after coming to Manitoba he invested in 25 ii res of land situated about a Mje from the Post office in Winnipeg. This pro Fly he improved from year to year intending to Settle Down on it Latron and to go into Market gardening. He had been on the Off and on during the Paat eight years and was Conan cleared one of the company s Mout Husty and. Valuable hands. In a few weeks More he intended to leave off railroading for Good and so he wrote to brother in Law or. Irwim. Tha Men at this Point attended the funeral in a body and were much affected by the Boss of their respected Comrade. The company showed their appreciation of tha Youna Man by suspending All trains Leav inc it random yesterday save tha express. A he Cabanes on the freights m the were Taf Tilly draped in mourning and a of nerf of sadness prevailed around the stat Iii All Day. The funeral Aorta Eleft the residence of or. W. F. Irwin at four o clock and it was of the largest Ever been in the pity. 2 ully a Hundred rigs of suckling Toronto j. Francisco j. H. Ferns Montreal k. H. Hume St. Paul b. H. Baker Kansas pity l. Betz St. Paul cd. Kelly Kootenay b. 0. At the grand Union r. S. Grocery Stock James Mullen s Mcdermott St 1 have just purchased above Stock at a Low rate which has been removed to Climax store where will be slaughtered with the Climax Stock this is the Best assorted and freshest Stock 1 yet. Don t miss giving a Call for bargains. Clima Lestore Market Corner of St. Thorney Minneapolis. Arrivals at the Clifton h. O w Bouter w. Our tie port Arthur j. Vest fort William 5 0. L Mills Turner Beausejour by j. T. Wilson. Unreserved auction Sale of household Furnita bib. Friday july 24, at go a Loeft at 357 Jemima St 4th ave having been favored with instructions from or. Thomas a Guthrie i will sell As above on the premises alot of household furniture comprising in part Ouloth ten bedsteads w. W. Springs mattresses. Tatter pillows and be diner chamber sets bedroom Issow Geo. Drummond o. L. Friedman Mon Seal g. . P. E. , Pool a quire and wife if. If Fuller ene f Fanean a Cleveland w. T. Isop w. O. Bred Enhopen str Paul 0. W. Stuart grand Forks w. A James Portage. Atthe Leland d. Doug i a. H. By Joseph Wolf important Sale of John rant om8 Mound. Men who Are suffering trom Nen Ous Debuty Over work Early indiscretions or any Banning for grand a Una citizens were in attendance. Hud another Aister beside mrs. Irwin in a Manitoba mrs. Miller living near Fowsar wok nebs in Hev family Abe could not attend the funeral. Of the numerous causes Tot system should use isms Pink pills. A certain Wood builder and nerve restorer. They never toil try them. Sold by All dealers or Post paid on of Poe 60o a addres. Or. Williams Mel co., Brockville ont. Laree Cedar Bow Oare saus.Etc., punt or Canoe with riddles Etc., room sets dining tables sideboards lounges harness 3 double barrel b. L. Shot oops lamps Cook stoves Square piano Dron math asses Springs parlor sete Euga books pictures China and Glass Ware Etc., Etc. At the Saleroom Portage ave. Tuesday july list at 2 o a Loeft Are cure t ;