Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 21, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba 6 Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg july 21 free press advertising tentative men of the different states were also canadians. left yesterday for British Columbia. Phe weekly free press As an advertising medium for All the Rural parts of Manitoba and the territories la Worth More than All other weekly papers combined for anything that Farmers will buy an advertisement in the weekly sure to bring customers. Evening edition local. City am country. My. W. J. Boyd left for the South Jester my. L. W. Sprabe real estate agent of Duluth is in the City. My. Job Rogers Baa fallen heir to by the death of a relative. A. Molskis of Toronto registered at the Leland House yesterday. R. 0. Hickson and s. Erskine left for the coast yesterday on business. Mks. D. Fleming returned Home from a visit to friends in Minneapolis on saturday. Me. Reeves of the firm of j. Boyd yesterday in route for Toronto. W. Doll wholesale jeweler returned yesterday Tram a trip to Boston and other american cities. My. W. A. Thompson who has been inspecting lands in the Long Lake distr ice has returned to the City. Mks. Ole Boll widow of the renowned violinist is attending the scandinavian san Ger est at Minneapolis. A Fly lays 320 eggs during a Emmer. The progeny of a single Fly May from june lat to september 30th, exceed two millions. My. Ii Arbon of Bristol eng., and s. Mar tin of san Francisco inscribed their Signa Tures on the Queen s Register yesterday. My t. Ski fun assistant land commissioner of the ., has returned from Brook Lyn n.y., where he spent several weeks visit ins relatives. The steamers Remus and Eton have been chartered by a firm in Adelaide Australia to carry a cargo of lumber from British Columbia to that country. Misses May and Lottie Young arrived from gravel burst by yesterday s East train and Are stopping with or. Robert Young Edmonton St. J. Ii. Metcalfe m p. P., has three flyers entered for the Almone ont., rates next month. They Are Minnie re sort and Ald. H. Modo Galland family left yester Day morning for Toronto. Aid. Mcdon Allwill be absent about six weeks but mrs. Me Dougall will remain in the East All summer. In j. W. E. Darby met with a very pain Ful Accident on saturday in alighting from a Carriage in Webb s livery stable the end of a Shaft of another buggy striking him in the Eye. Do. J. H. 0. Willoughby of Regina n. W.t., who did the government Good service in the Northwest rebellion a spending a few Days in City with his father Rdv. Or. Willoughby. Toronto mail. Rev. My. Mokay who has been filling the pulpit of Knox Church during the absence of Rev. Or. Duval leaves to Day for rat Portage where he will spend a week in the y. M. 0. A. Camp before proceeding to Tor onto. The annual picnic of North presbyterian Church Sabbath school will take Placa at Elm Park to Day. Oars can be taken on main Street at any hour after ten a. M. A Good programme of sports has been prepared for the children. My. J. W. Sandison of Brandon is a guest at the Clarendon. The Wilbur opera company do grand Forks after their Winnipeg engagement. Rev. My. Obeys left yesterday for London ont., going via 3d Paul and Chicago. Ret. Anon o Mbaba occupied the pulpit of St. Luke s Church William sunday. About a dozen Winnipeg spores left for St. Paul yesterday to attend the Hall fit Sim Mone Mill. My. Bubba of the Marine department who died sunday at Ottawa was a brother of or. Burp of the Dominion lands office this City. Edwaed Mcbride was married to miss Esther m. Santo late of London out., at Calgary on thursday. The couple left for Banff for the honeymoon a knitting factory has been started in St. Boniface by John Ryan late Foreman of the Woolen Milla. Or. Ryan intends to make All kinds of Scolen underwear. My. J. B. Lynch accountant the department of agricultural arrived in the City yesterday from Ottawa on official business. He is staying at the Clarendon my. And mrs. E. R. Boldest of Guelph ont., were arrivals at the Clarendon Sun Day. They Are on a trip to the Pacific coast and will return East via the n. My. Thos. Utley of the Farmers advocate went West yesterday taking in Moosomin and Brandon fairs. He will also visit several other Points being away about two weeks. C. S. Bailey of Bailey bros., Vancouver has left for the East on a View collecting trip Over the 0. R. He will take phonographs of All the leading towns and places of interest Between the coast and Winnipeg. My. Erkd o. Kennedy the noted Cornelist of Winnipeg who paid us a visit on the 12th and 13th, Speaks in High terms of the Emer son Silver Cornet band and thinks it should enter the baud Competition at the provincial exhibition at Winnipeg in the times. Tee Drill for the Field Battery has been received by major Coutlee and the men were paid at the Drill Hall armory last evening at eight o clock. Arrangements were made at the game time far the attendance of the Battery at the funeral of . Bedson on wednesday. Chas. Batley a Carpenter was killed in Victoria last week by the fall of a scantling. Deceased had been in Victoria but a Short time. He was a Man of about 50 years of age and leaves a widow and two children. His wife and daughter reside in London ont., Anc a son in Vancouver. Rev. Do. Wells a Montreal divine who Greasy impressed the Minneapolis people by his addresses during the recent Christianen Deiv Vor convention there has been asked to accept a Call to Plymouth Church minnea Polis at a salary of with s500 added for moving expenses. The officials of the infantry school Are Smil ing Over an item recently published in an irresponsible evening Sheet respecting the re cent court martial at fort Osborne. They state that District court martial sentence never exceed two years and that the present is by no Means the first military trial in Winnipeg. My. Do Call Reid of Georgetown ont., accompanied by his son Frank Reid arrived by sunday s East train. Or. Reid is on a business and pleasure trip combined and in tends visiting All the print Rel Points in Manitoba. He leaves for Southern Manitoba of Day. The great Northern railway company Are advertising the red River country by Means sheaves of wheat and Oats. The sheaves re bound with coloured ribbons and a pain Bee Ard announces that the Grain was grown in he red River Valley along the line of the Oad. The sheaves Are being Distributee about hotel and leading places in the United states. A. W. W. Watson and Alf. Andrews while driving in from or. Watson s farm on saturday were thrown from the buggy owing to the horse taking fright at something on the Road. Neither received any damage beyond a Dusty Roll in the Road. A h. By the telegraphs from Brandon to the free press statement in saturday s Issue reporting Thomas May co., Montreal is without foundation their business being carried on As the statement referred to was contained 3n a Montreal despatch which announced the firm s intention of going into liquidation. At the police court yesterday George a. H. Foster was charged by w. Blair with keeping a disorderly House and , Ellen Howard and Charlotte Glover with be ing freq enters. Both cases were remanded until to Day an were the charges against d. E. Fraser and j. Brown for breaches of the health by Law. My. Feed. Swbado of the Queens has received a letter dated Trinidad july 7th, from or. E. A. Mcdowell in which or. Mcdowell states that he will be in Winnipeg with his company in about three weeks. Or. Mcdowell also Speaks of the drowning of Ernie sterner an event which cast a great gloom Over the company. We congratulate the free press on the re sult of its libel suit. This is the second de feat for the Hon. Joe having brought an action for criminal libel against or. Luxton editor of the free press about _ a year ago. This great journal has now practically vindicated its seeming persecution of or. Martin and the government of which he was a moving spirit. It does not need the eyes of a Prophet to foresee the resold of this Triumph of the free press. Martin s political life is ended and the Martin Greenway government which has been tottering to its fall for some time must soon hat times. In an interview Between one of the medical men who witnessed the recount electrocutions at sing sing and a Washington Post representative the doctor is reported As having made use of the following euphonious language the executions were a Success in every Way and there was not the a slightest hitch. Electric execution have come to stay. These executions has demonstrated that the method is there can be no doubt that this erudite was talking unite states it certainly is not English. In the same interview another . Said one of the guards and that is How the Story about smiler a body being Burnt got our. He might just have rounded off his sentence in Gooc form with Biff bang doughnuts. Do. L. S. Painted of plots Burr pa., one of the first americans treated in Berlin with Koch s tuberculin and who received thirteen injections of Lymph varying in size from two Mill grammes to ten says his experience was horrible and that he is afraid Ili has nearly killed him. In Germany he says the Pooh treatment has killed people off by the hundreds. All physicians of reputation and ski have discarded in and it is used in two Hospi tals Only there. The doctor further says that his experience has been beneficial in that he intended bringing some of the Lymph Over with him for some of his patients but after having had an ocular and physical Demon stration of its effects he roundly denounces ii a. Thos. Brownlee who was a conductor on the 0. R. Here in 1881-82, arrived in Thi City sunday from Tacoma Wash. He i now one of the most prominent real estate brokers in puget sound and is on his Way to Belleville for ois family whom he will take Back with him. Or. Brownlee is still a Thor Pugh Canadian and cannot understand How it is that so Many canadians find their a into the states. He says that on the Vaoifi coast nearly All the men holding prominent positions Are of Canadian birth. Nearly a the delegates appointed to meet presiden Harrison on his trip along the coast As repro Rev. De. Potts Secretary of education ii he methodist Church of the Dominion Wil arrive Here to Day and spend a Day in the City on his Way to the Pacific coast. It is sex peeled that he will return about the 23rd o August and he will then preach in Grace 3hurch and perhaps address meetings else where in the interests of education. The sports committee in connection with the Picnic have concluded to allow the intermediate Lacrosse teams to put on wha layers they please As they find that neither the Winnipeg or Ninetieth clubs will Send a team to Morden unless they Are allowed to play some of last year s seniors. The nine Vieths will hold a meeting at the practice grounds this evening to decide whether or no they will Send a team to Morden. The arrangements for ool. Bedsun s Funera Lave been completed and the details Are now being carried out. Messes. Rourke Cass Are fitting up the Drill Hall under the super vision of gov. Lawlor who has taken charge of the work there. As a number of Plant will be required in the shed friends who Havi any to lend for the occasion Are requested ii Send them on tuesday or wednesday morn ing before 10 o clock to the Drill shed. Rev. M. Scott of fort Vermillion peae River gave an interesting address at the men s gospel meeting held in the rooms of the Young men s Christian association on satyr Day nigh b. He spoke of tha difficulties am encouragements of his work among the indians. He concluded by reminding Taos present of their opportunities of hearing the. Gospel preached and appealed to them t accept Jesus Christ As their Saviour. Rev or. Owen of fort Alexander was present and spoke briefly. He will Giro an address a a meeting in the same place of saturday aug. 1st. These meetings continue to be Wel attended. Ret. Do. Robertson superin Tonden of presbyterian missions Sunda from a somewhat prolonged visit in the East where he has been busily engaged promoting the welfare of son has been making a special Effort to raise Ai additional for uhe Church Maas build ing fund which at the present time amount to he talked the matter Over with great Many friends of the cause but foun that the present was not a favo Rabl time for raising Money though a those to whom he spoke were quit willing to help because the record of the work done in the past year was most Satis fac Bory. To carry on the work this year Abou additional has been promised and or Robertson expects that Steps will be take next year to secure the balance of the Trouc needed. Or. Robertson says that interest i this Western country is increasing All Over the East and should the Harvest this year tur out As successful As expected Many Farmer will remove to this country from Ontario. Mrs Large. Wife of the murdered methodist Mission Ary Here in Bonte to Japan mrs. Large widow of the methodist missionary who was murdered in Japan arrive in the City on saturday. After spending year in Ontario she is now returning to re sume her work As missionary teacher for the Christian izing of the japanese. She is spend ing n few Days in Winnipeg As the guest o or. Lynch Corner Garry and so. Mary streets. She is accompanied by min Shoults who a also to engage in missionary work i Japan. Mrs. Large will address a meeting o ladies in Grace Church this afternoon a 4 o clock. A p. Young of Portage la Prairie is importing soft Maple Aeed from Ontario for the purpose of experimenting believing that so Maples can be grown on the1 Prairie a. Will be necessary to Complete the dredging of the red River Between the can Adian Border and grand Forks it will b gone on with this year. The City tax Sale. He probability is that it w 11 be held pall. Hearing some doubt expressed As to whether be City would be Able to hold a tax Sale Nob withstanding the recent decision of the Sirp eme court that the legislature can empower municipalities to add a percentage to taxes in arrears a free press reporter has made in airy As to the history and effect in Brief of be legislation on this subject. From a con. Ersa Tion with one of the City solicitors and a Lance at the statutes the following seems to e about the position of affairs the municipal act provided forr nral municipalities adding 10 percent to the amount of axes in arrear on the 1st of each March. In cities it was provided that a rate of of 1 per cent be added each month. It was claimed y parties objecting to these percentages that hey were really and that the local legislature had no right whatever Tompee this percentage As interest s one of the matters falling with n the exclusive legislative jurisdiction of the Dominion parliament. Recently some three cases submitting the Point in different ways were argued at Ottawa before the supreme court which holds that these percentages do not fall within the Legal meaning of the word but Are an additional tax or penalty imposed upon the tardy tax payer. While one of these cases May be taken 10 the privy Council the claim of the Proy nce that it has authority to legislate As it did s so far sustained. The cases which were taken to Ottawa were in respect to Rural municipalities in which 10 per cent is added on one certain Day of the year but from Reading the judgments of the court so far As they have come to hand it is Plain that the principle of the decision would apply to cities As Well and that the rate of j per cent per month would also be held valid and binding. Owing to the statute of 1886 being amended in 1887 and in 1888, some lawyers have objected that contusion existed As to the time when this rate could Bejohn posed and for what years. In 1886 it was left perhaps doubtful n 1887 it appeared that cities could charge not Only j per cent per month but the additional 10 per cent. As Well n amending this in 188s, objections were still taken to the language of the provincial statute. In 1889 a clause was inserted in the municipal act of that year declaring the Iii ten icon. In this act was included a declaration that Hales for taxes could not be attacked on the ground of interest being Chi urged the whole act was therefore disallowed. In 18so the clauses were separated and placed in separate acts. The reserved Joth for the pleasure of the governor general in Council. The reply from Ottawa was nol received and made known Here until a Day or iwo after the adjournment of the legislature n 1891. That reply was that in respect of a act providing against any attack upon tax sales As this had been the ground of dial owing the previous act it was thought to be lot Good legislation. The decision of the supreme court however renders this now o no account As it now turns out that this act was not needed. At the time it was passed with a contrary decision of the court of Queen s Bench Here it was thought necessary. As to the other act intended to Clear up doubts the City desires to have it go into race and representations have been made to shut effect. The reply in respect of it from Litawa was that there did not seem to have been any reason Why it should not have been assented to and sent to Ottawa along with other legislation in the Ordinary Way to be dealt with As All provincial legislation is n review by the Ottawa government f this act wore assented to it would make Clear what might give Rise to some litigation or trouble though several lawyers in looking up the matter contend that the legislation is Clear enough and would justify proceeding to a Sale. The City authorities however think that having waited thus Long to get a decision As to the right of the provincial legislature to authorize the addition of Wolc de Well to wait a Little longer to secure the assent to the act intended to make Clear the effect of the several amendments of four years ago. It is probable that the tax sole will be help about the some time As the last one late in september or Early in october that is considered too the Best time in which to secure Active bidding editors Abe expected. Delegates to the St. Paul editorial convention to return East via Winnipeg May expect a visit shortly from a number of delegates to the St. Paul Conven Tion of the National editorial association. On saturday Over 150 left St. Paul on a visit i the Yellowstone Park via the Northern Pacific from whence the majority of the party go to Tacoma Portland san Francisco make a Short tour of Southern California thence North to Vancouver where they take the can Adian Pacific returning to their Home through Winnipeg. Should the Delegate arrive in n body it is probable Steps will be taken by the City Council to Welcome them the party comprises some of the leading editors of the United states and should react Here during the second week in August. A Low rate. Fifteen dollars it rom any station in Ontario to Points in Manitoba. The first labourers excursion from Ontario to Manitoba leaves Toronto on tuesday Thi 2sthl. The fare from any station in Ontario to be Loraine Methven Hartley Binscarth Moosomin or any intervening Point West o Winnipeg is s15. Purchasers of these ticket receive certificates to enable them to return up to nov. 30th for each providing they have been working a farm labourers for of month previous to their return. Civic affairs. Special sleeting of the City Connel tuesday afternoon. The City Board of works met Las evening to decide upon the tenders of which several have been received for the erection of the remainder of the exhibition building and the construction of the Bil Noral Stree sewer. A special meeting of the City Younci will be held at 3 . To Day to receive and take action upon the report of the com Mittee. Which one was kept there were two Little Kittens a Black and a Gray and Grandmamma said with a it will never to to keep them both. The Block one we d better drown. Don t cry my to tiny Bess one Kitten s enough to keep now ran to nurse for tis growing Lata and time you were fast the Morrow dawned and Rosy and Sweet came Little Bess from her Nap the nurse said go into Mamma s room and look in grandma s Lap 1 come said Grandmamma with a smile trom the rocking chair where she sat god has sent you two Little Sisters. Now Yon think of Bess looked at the babies a moment. their wee Heads yellow and Brown and then to grandma soberly said which one Are Yon going to Bazar. An objection to Matrimony. Mrs. Gilhooly you hav been engaged to maj daughter Jane of Mora than two years. Why do you no marry her dear Madam that Veroul never do. It would not be an easy Matte to find another such Nice sweetheart As Sif Tings. N s Bay co. 180-184 main Street. Coloured summer dress goods purchases have been made in anticipation of a larger Grain crop than Ever High prices and increased circulation of Money. Look ont for next week s advertisement. Lake of the Woods Ling go capacity Barb Blim per Dat. Patent hungarian Strong Bakers in barbels and bags. Manufactured exclusively from Manitoba hard wheat Kew atom. And 528 ma1k St., wirl Fyfo Graceful great transcontinental Highway reaches More of the important american and Canadian cities than any other line on the con intent. The most popular route for tourists. The Only direct route to new York Buffalo Boston Montreal Quebec and Toronto quickest route to St. Paul and Chicago. Cheapest route to he Pacific coast. Direct connections with steamships for Europe Australia China and Japan. Luxurious sleeping cars Din ing cars first class coaches and free colonist sleeping cars on every train. Lake service. Steamers Manitoba and Al Berta from fort William every tuesday and saturday connecting train from Winnipeg every monday and Friday these arc the largest Stea mers on the lakes and for strength Speed Comfort and attractiveness they Art unix Elled in any Waters. The cheapest Rente to the East and old country. For rates and full incur motion apply to w m Mcleod City 471 Street to j. S. Carter. Ticket age c i. U. Ets the up. Loses the Case the Crookston crossing fight in the t compelled to give Bonds. A decision Haa just been Given by a nope Mill of Crookston Minn. In the Case of Geo. J. Mcmanus against the Duluth Brookston Northern railway City of Crooks ton and others to enjoin the delivery of 000 in Bonds to that Road. This Case grew out of a noted crossing fight Between the North Ern Pacific Nad the Manitoba railway som panties about two years ago at Cooke ton which created a great Deal of excitement at the time. The Duluth or Okaton North Era which in a Branch of the Northern Paci fic attempted to Force a a tossing Over the tracks of the Manitoba and were prevented by Force from doing so hence they did not succeed in completing the Road to Crookston. Suita were brought by several of the Citi Zens to enjoin the Issue of the Bonds to the railway company on ground that company had not earned them by completing the Road on november 1, 1889. Davis Kellogg and Severance were employed by the plaintiffs and Warner Richardson and Lawrence for the defendant. The judge finds that the Road was incomplete in Many respects on that Date that it was not surfaced the embankments were narrow Many of the ties a spiked Etc. The result of this decision will be that the Railroad company will not get its boards the citizens of Brookston will be relieved to thab extent. The Railroad has been completed since that time but judge Mills holds that is not sufficient to entitle the company to the Bonds. The Case May be appealed to the supreme court but it is generally believed that the Road will not get Tho Bonds. They poultice her feet and poultice her head and blistered her Back till twas smarting and red tried tonics elixirs pain killers and halves though grandma declared it was nothing but the poor woman thought she must certainly die till favorite prescription she happened to no wonder its praises loudly Thev speak she grew better at once ind was Well in a week. The torturing pains and distressing nervousness which accompany at times certain forms of female weakness yield like magic to or. Pierce h favorite prescription. It is purely harm less and adapted to the delicate organization of woman. In allays and subdues the nervous symptoms and relieves the pain accompanying functional and organic troubles. Guarantee printed on bottle wrapper and faithfully carried out for Many years what shall of drink most Serritt a most wholesome delicious and refreshing Everage for hot weather i for Hont Surrai and take no Obe Brand most Sokrat is made from cultivated grown on the Island of Montserrat w. I cheaper than Lemons and much More convenient. For Sale by All grocers and druggists. Evans sons Montreal. For picnics Allen Brown s Boneless Fienie hams by All grocers and butchers w. L Douglas. Brockton mass manufacturer of the beet s83, sb4 and jsj6 boots in the world and other special ties in footwear. I or Sale Only by a. G. Morgan he Lytyra Block 412 main St. Sure cure 43-for chronic ailments guaranteed. This remedy a not it a i be but a curative destroying the cause of Din Eipp which arc microbes jt3tit must of fact a cute uts win Badam microbe killer co. 120 King Street West Toronto ont Brinch office for Manitoba and Norl Sweet Terr Toritis 103 George Street Winnipeg Manitoba Mai Ord tirs promptly attended to. Kobe. Path Kibson pc its wanted. Gejo3kai, insurance agent. Fire companies represented Cheuu Hadian Assurance co., Iota t 3ity of London fire ins. Co. the Northwest fire ims. Co. Ash. Capital ins. Co. Of North America. Total aset8 a classes of insurable property covered on the Ebo Tefft notice at current rates. Paid in to agog Sloe commencing in 1879. C3f agent Al wanted in unrepresented places office. 375 and 377 main us Winnipeg. Mai will buy two or the Best Corner lots on Loran Street 100 x 100 feet. Will buy two Corner lots on wiggles Street. Will buy three Corner lots on Euclid Street. Q lots on Burrows Avenue near main Street. Cheap. Ca buthers Brock office 468 main St Winnipeg s to in 3ve id excursions the Lake of the Woods the great Pesout and Pic Nic and camping grounds of hic Northwest. Special excursion Winnipeg to rat and return Ratt-8 tickets Good from saturday till moi10ay tickets Cood for 14 Davs is four or More Perl ohs travel pc to Cether of one ticket for 14 Days. Each m for organized pak1ies of 20 or Over fitted colonist Sleepi Nccabe with mat Rasib blankets Etc. Will be furnished Alhowik two Day at sett Pruce each m boat and Steamer launches can Hud by us to or Day. Apply to w. M. Mcleod City 471 main Street or to j. Depot 9 agent general i As i always on time Chicago by Paal Minneapolis and Omaha Fhy of Tihinen and Wanner vc.8tlbtno.1 menu ins the in u Hurt Vul on alter make hip Panlo 13 to Leno Baton m loll Oil 00 St. H Relve Milwaukee. The equipment of twin com Titt of Vastl Bletl cur. Voutil wipe Moung pm connies Miami breakfast served id Lii Tiscar or rival id Chicago. It in the Only come Letb veer Baum Trofim from Minn Apoll hid St. Poul w the reduction of halt no hour in Tomt hour of arrival in chif afro in Uron c r All ant Lino trains Cal Ciao in the Tnp Muf for Pitts Burch new Yoru Walit Virtor Tom Billle and the out and South. Returning Tajn will instead of . A Horn to fore Ano Paul 7.80 ., Minneapolis 8.08 Tickets and sleeping car secured at St. Paul and minnea Jylli Venlon and at the Follen ring City of Jim by. Paul third St. 18 How a ninth 88 hotel it., Lou la Block. T. W. Theasdar Koon l Fth Stagat Dominion Metal works Garth co., 538 to 542 Craig St., Montreal manufacturers of key s Low water alarm Van Duzen a steam Jet pump Van dozen s Loose Pulley of hot water furnaces hot water radiators Penberthy injectors hydrants of All by George s Street Kearney s pneumatic Street Stop our Tab water pressure regulator Beatos packed docks Watson s steam pressure and All kinds of brass and Iron Tor plt7mb3bi3. Ga8fitthbb, Etc ;