Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 22, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba 6 Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg july 22 free press advertising the 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 advertisement in the week free Plessis surety bring cum Stomers. Evening edition local. City my prof hat and family returned from the cast yesterday. Provincial treas Beh Momi Ilan has re turned from the Pacific coast. d. Hope and family left last evening for a few weeks vacation at rat Portage. J. Kofi let of Plum Coulee was fined on monday for Selling liquor during prohibited hours. Mks. Burfield and miss Mclntosh left of Virden yesterday to spend a month with friends. Senator Boelth Aud senator Girard Rived from Ottawa on business. . 0. L. Mills student at Law of Ham Ilton is in the City spending a few Days before starting for the East. Miss Mamie Mitchell of Sarnia Rived in the City yesterday and in a guest of mrs in if Inch Dagmar Street. The Orange Young britons hold a Moon Light excursion on Friday night next to Fraser s Grove. A string band will be in at Tendance. Wiggins the weather Prophet is arranging for the publication by new York people of i Forth coming novel dealing with life on the planet Mars. It is very Likely that Frederick Warde an Louis the tragedian will form a combination for the season of 1892-93. Negotiations Are pending to that effect. Profess of Robertson Dominion commissioner passed through the City yester Day to attend Tho Brandon fair where he i deliver a lecture to Western dairymen. A Telegram received in the City to a from Swift current that the sout Branch of the Saskatchewan River is flooding owing to heavy Rains in the mountains. A Mont Kaleb who was in francs Dune the count s stay there says he hns Good Reu son to believe that the expenses of Mercie and his party will Cost the province at Leas a arcs c. Adams president of the Geo Lodz Cal Institute of Brooklyn n.y., and a Mem Berot tha editorial staff of the new Yor Sun passed through Tho City to Day in rout to the coast. Artemus Ward has been admired on the Pacific coast Ever since he replied to a Tele Gram what will you take for 40 nights o the Pacific Brandy and water replied Artemis. Messes. P. Gallagher Soss hav bought All of or. Curry s cattle at Swift cur tent some 280 head and will ship them t Winnipeg this week. Or. Gallagher leave for Swift current on thursday. Arrivals at the Queen s yesterday were j. A. Robertson of. C. Nelson h Ami Ottawa o. J. Gobler Montreal d. Mcmillan Ottawa j. B. Creighton Toronto h. B. Elliott London. Legal intelligence. L real a Stata agent sues in Mccaskill v. Mcqueen. Before my ju3tiot Bain. Scott v. Plaintiff James Scott the real estate agent sues the defend ants w. H. Thompson and Murray h. Mil is to recover for commission on Sale if a Block of land on Boundary Street to Sherwood. The defendants deny any liability alleging that plaintiff was acting As agent for Sherwood not for them. The same cause of action was originally tried in the county court before jury when they returned a verdict in Avor of the plaintiff subsequently the county judge set this verdict aside and ordered a new trial at the same time striking out the jury notice. Plaintiff then abandoned the county court proceedings and brought this action in the supreme court. Or. Howell q.o., and or. Morice for plaintiff or. Hagel q.c., and or. Cassidy for defendants. At the conclusion of the or Gumont his lordship delivered judgment in favor of the defendants holding Tjo the Evi Dence of Thompson he thought there was an express understanding that Thompsion was to receive Clear of any commission Anc All the circumstances of the Case deemed to make it not improbable that he understood from Scott that he Scott was acting in the matter merely As agent for the purchaser Anc that he did not intend to Moke Scott Hia Ngem to sell at All. Mcarthur v. Action brought on ten mortgages the writ Wai personally served on defendant and plaintiff obtained an order to proceed under Section is of the common law1 procedure act. The defendant appealed this order but his lordship dismissed the Appal with Coats. Or. Perdue for plaintiff or Patterson for defendant. Mccaskill v. One appearing for plaintiff a non attic waa entered. Jervia v. Real estate until next tuesday. Plaxton a until next tuesday. Judgment. Or. Justice Bain will deliver judgment on thursday morning at in Livingstone v Rowand. The late col. Bedsow. Child found in the red babe s body Takii from Case of infanticide. The body of a newly born child was foun in the bed River near the St. Bonifac Woollen Mills monday tied up in an apron it had apparently been thrown in the rive some time last Winter As when Tolje apron was untied the body fell to pieces. Chie Chirk who examined tha body says tha owing to it having been so Long in the Wate it a Imp Laible to Trace the matter an further. C t. U. For l. Spear of in Lush who has been in the City for a few Days looking after his real estate interests Here returned South yesterday morning. Or. Spear says his Confidence in the future of Winnipeg increases every Day. Rev. . Murray and or. John Boyd of Neepawa Are in the Oisy for the purpose of having plans prepared for a new presbyterian Church building which the congregation of Neepawa has decided to erect at a Cost of miss Bloomfield and miss Bloom 6eld arrived from England this morning to visit their brother or. F. 0. Bloomfield of oar Berry. They were accompanied by Hon. Parker h. C. Holland and mrs. Holland who will spend some time in the province. Or. Loss beet of Longstreet Lind say Stonewall returned to the City yester Day from Michigan with four Young thorough bred mures which will be kept on their farm for brooding. Or. Longstreet drove out to Stonewall to Day with his new purchases. The citizens1 band left for rat Portage last night to attend the excursion of the North Western Ontario lumbermen a association which leaves to Day for Rainy River and trip through the Beautiful of the Woods. The band boys expect to return Here on Fri Day night. In quotes Are being made regarding the whereabouts of Thomas John Overend of Toronto. When last heard of about twelve months ago he was going to port Arthur. Any information will be thankfully received by his brother w. C. Overend Ritson Street off Lodge Lane Liverpool London. The grand Lodge of British Columbia a. . W., has just adjourned at Victoria. The to Camittee on the separation of the lodges of Washington and British Columbia from the present grand Lodge presented a report. The report favors the separation and gives an agreement under which the division would be made. The separation will take effect on and after december 21st, 1891, at which time supreme grand master Workman Kinsey will re organize the grand Lodge of washing ton it is possible that the lodges of British Columbia will under an act and authority of the supreme Lodge be annexed to the grand Lodge of Ontario. A Kig cold water Ploin lib arranged at Friser s Grove Oil 19. The weekly teem Ogof on monday in the new Parlours in rear of the Exchange mrs. Chisholm president in the chair. Quite a Large number of members were present and expressed satisfaction at the neat and Coey appearance which the room pre sents. After the opening exercises o number of details with regard to moving were disposed of and reports of committees received. The picnic committee said that they had met with the committees appointed by the other tem Perance organizations and arrangements bad 0en made to hold a grand out of door Demon stration and Basket picnic on the 19th of a at Traser s Grove the Steamer Antelope Naling several trips Down in the course of the Day. All the Temperance societies Are Mitcel in the matter and the ladies agreed to heartily co operate with them. The monthly White ribbon Tea will take place next monday. All the members Are asked to bring a Friend with them on that occasion. His body arrives from Ottawa., and is taken to Stony Mountain. The body of the late col. Bedson was Rought Here yesterday from Ottawa on the 0. Pacific express. A number of the deceased gentleman s friends assembled at the depot where the remains wet 5 taken charge of by undertaker Thompson and assisted in trans Ferring the casket to a baggage car which had Jeen provided to convey the body to Stony Fountain Aad which was draped in Black the undertaker removed the Shell from the casket and the friends of deceased were Given an Opportunity to look once More upon the face of him they All to much admired in life and now deeply mourn in death. Though somewhat shrunken and pallid the countenance retains to a great extent to natural expression. More than one Strong Man shed a silent tear this morning As they stood around the body of their old Friend and companion. The St. George Snowshoe club the members of which frequently enjoyed the open hearted hospitality of the colonel at his Stony Mountain Home sent a Beautiful Floral offering to be placed on the coffin the design being a St. George s shield and Cross. Lisgar Lodge no. 2, a. F. A. M., Selkirk sent a Compass and Square and mrs. Boil of Sel Kirk sent a Cross. These were the first Floral offer in Khz placed on the coffin. The body was taken out to Stony Mountain by the 1.30 train. The private funeral will be held there Early this morning when ser vices will be held in the Chapel and Rev. Ganon Matheson will probably deliver an address. The body will be brought Back to the City Thia Forenoon and taken privately to the Broadway Drill Hall where it will remain until 4.30 in the at which time the military funeral takes place according to the arrangements already announced major Neophy assumes command. The following orders have been issued Headquarters mat , 20 july r. O. 15. to Tho lamented death of Bedson a.d.g., major Brophy assumes command from this Date. X2. In accordance with the District orders of this Date such companies As can be brought to the City in time will Parade at 3.15 p.m., at the Drill Hall Broadway 3. No. 6 co. Will furnish the Erhard inside the Drill Hall. By order. A. A. Captain acting adj. The following Battery orders have been issued by the major commanding the Winni Peg Field Battery win ire 20th june 7891. 1, in compliance with District orders of this Date by the Deputy adjutant general commanding the 10th military District the win nine Field Battery of artillery will Parade at the Drill Hall on wednes Day the 22nd inst., at 8.30 p m., under the com Mand of capt. Doidge for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late . L. Bedson . 2. A detachment to be detailed will attend with a gun fitted with Cross trucks and draped to act As bearer party. By order c. Petee sos Lieut. Act adjutant. Labourers on strike. Hudson s Bay go 180-184 main Street. Must be cleared coloured summer dress goods at absolute Cost Price. As our fall purchases have been made in anticipation of a larger Grain crop than Ever High prices and increased circulation of Money. Look out Fop next week s advertisement. Too Light sentence. Col. Peebles sends up several hard characters yesterday. At the police court yesterday two drunks were fined two dollars and the Coats of the court. For keeping i disorderly House Geo. A. H. Foster waa fined and costs or 21 Days with hard labor. The charge against Ellen Howard of being a frequented of Fos Ter s Honse was withdrawn on her turning Queen s evidence but Thomas 31over and Charlotte or the same charge were aned and costs or 21 Days with hard labor. The colonel in sentencing them said he was sorry he could not make in six months. In the Case of refusal to pay wages against j. B. Desea tees the evidence was taken but judg ment reserved until Friday morning next. Rhe Soth rifles. _ two Young Winnipeg sports had a Lively time endeavouring to catch a train for St. Paul yesterday. For the past month they have Brien saving up the shekel s to attend the Hall i . Fight in Minneapolis to Morrow. They arrived at the Northern Pacific station in the morn my just a minute Laie. The Only Hope then vans to catch the great Northern express a cab was bailed and at a break neck Pace rushed Down main Street c. P. R. Alas again too late As upon Nearine Tho track the train pulled out leaving two mad Young Man bewailing their Luck. They will satisfy themselves with Reading the to count of the fight in thursday mornings free press. Sing Hay sing hoc. From the columbian Poat. The Fanner in the Early morn sings Hoe inc candidate with Hope forlorn sings Hoe the Fanner hears Hia tale of tin i is sugar it ated Tariff Din then when he rakes the Harvest in Siiss Hoe an enterprising soap manufacturer has placed Hia advertisement on a prominent Rock in the Straits of Magellan. A gentleman dropped a Gold badge from his Vest in the corridor of the new York Post office recently and when Hemi ased in retrace Hia Steps and found the pin lying among the papers and dust of the corridor in Plain sight of the hundreds who had passed that Way the pin had been lost a full hour. Undertake a say that it is a common thing with the families of the poor in new York to Send for them As soon As a member of the household is pronounced to is dying. On a recent decision an assistant in a West Side funeral establishment waited four hours in the outer Hall for the last breath to be drawn Anc then ventured a Inilda suggestion to the family that they should wait in turn and Send for him again in the morning. The inspection will take place in the will break Camp to Ujj Glit. Some changes have been made regarding the inspection of the 90th rifles by the Deputy adjutant general. The inspection was to have taken place last evening at the Camp grounds but it was decided monday to postpone it for a couple of Days and have it in the City. The regiment will break Camp to night after the usual Parade. Most of the "l.b.d. will be sorry As they had a Good time under canvass and there Are some of them who would like the fun to continue All summer. A decoration Day. Suggestion that secret societies shonl.1 adorn the Graves of deceased Brethren. It has been suggested by several members of the secret societies in the City that a Day should be set apart fur the decoration of the Graves in City cemeteries of deceased Brethren. In Eastern Canada this custom is observed in Many towns by the secret societies who unite and March to the cemeteries. A half Holiday is usually proclaimed and Many citizens not members of societies unite in thus paying re Spect to the memory of deceased relatives and friends Rev. Or. Potts. The eminent divine in the City on educational Mission work. Of Prev. Or. Potts of Toronto arrived yesterday. He remains in the City until to Day and is staying at the Clarendon hotel As the guest of or. R. J. Whitla. His Sab to the Pacific coast and returning will be devoted to services for the educational society of the methodist Church in the Mani Toba and British Columbia conferences. The receipts for the federation fund of Victoria University since the report made to the annual up to May 1 amount to or. Potts Hopes to be Able to secure further Aid for this Branch of his work during his journey. On an average 500 bears a year Are killed in said a Lewiston fur buyer. I buy seventy five a year and yet the trapper announce every year that the Bear in Maine is becoming extinct. I have bought Many Bear Akins in the last four weeks and am buying them every week. The Bear is quite a crop All in All. The trapper who gets a big Bear gets the skin and Bounty. Five Hundred a year averaging half As much Mokes a year for our profits from Maine s Lake of the Woods Ling go. Ltd capacity bakbbl8 per Day. Patent hungarian Strong Bakers in barbels Aud bags manufactured exclusively from Manitoba hard wheat a Friend recommended b. B. B. As a cure for constipation and three bottles entirely cured mrs. George flew Euing St. John n. B. Sixty men employed on sewer world demand higher wages. About sixty men who have been working on the Colony Street sewer contract for Kelly Bros struck at noon yesterday for an increase of wages. They have been getting from 81.25 to 81.50 per Day and they now demand a Day for the men who work in connection with machine which Thev allege is attended with possible danger and seventeen cents per hour for Tho others. Kelly Bros refuse to Grant the Concession and will they say bring in men from St. Paul. As there is a great de Mand for All kinds of labourers just now the strikers will stick to their demand. They Are nearly All icelanders. Kelly Bros slated that they took the con tract on such a Small margin of profit that they Canaon afford to pay the wages asked. They offered the men a Day but that was promptly refused. The y. C a. Camp. Brandon s new Secretary will be there to instruct in Clab swinging. Or. George Fleming the new general Secretary of the Brandon Young men s Christian association is expected to reach Winnipeg from the South on thursday next and will accompany the campers who leave on Friday for the Lake of the Woods to foe summer Institute. Or. Fleming will con duct dumb Bell exercise at the Camp and or. H. Hall will give instruction in club swinging. Those having dumb Bells or clubs should take them along. Or. Copeland left yesterday for Keewatin to make preparations for the Institute. Or. Bayley who is spending a Holiday at the Lake writes to say that the people Down there seem to be expecting big things and he further says that it will not pay any one to encumber themselves with provisions a they Are about the same Price there As in Winnipeg. It is different now. An article of conservative Faith a tear Abo no longer holds Good. Toronto july Globe says twelve months ago it wan an article of Faith on the government Side that reciprocity in natural products would injure the Farmer. The old Man climbed Down from that Posi Tion using Ai a rope the fiction that or. Blaine had solicited such of Timof reciprocity and nothing is More certain than that if he remains in office Long enough or. Abbott will go to the length of proposing a Liberal reciprocity on manufactures. The thing is coming either through the tories or through the liberals for in is Manifest we cannot afford to allow the americans to establish closer Trade relations with every people on this hemisphere except ourselves. Canadians at Bisley. They have fairly realized the expectations try a. Reception. Todosio july a London cablegram to the Globe dated the 20th, says Mem Bers of the Canadian team at Bisley Are issuing invitations for the usual reception next thursday. far Thi team has fairly realized the expectations of friends. They have made a Good record Thiis year securing third place in the first Hundred for the second stage of the Competition for the Queen s prize reserved for Competition among medallists. The Lapore match has been need for wednes Day and the 6nal stage of tha Queen s prize for to Day. Three to canadians Are qualified no matter How few girls there May be at the hop when the Waltz starts there Are generally enough to go round. Boston bulletin. They poultice her Jeet arid poultice her head and blistered her Back till twas smarting and red tried tonics elixirs pain killers and salves though grandma declared it was nothing but the poor woman thought she must certainly die till favorite prescription she happened to try no wonder its praises 6o 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 yield like magic to or. Pierce a favorite prescription. It is purely vegetable perfectly harm less and adapted to the delicate organization of woman. It 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 Kab Watin Montreal and 528 1watn St., transcontinental Highway i reaches More of the important american and Canadian cities than any other line on the continent. 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 the 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. service. Steamers Manitoba and Al Berta from fort William every tuesday and connecting train from Winnipeg every monday and Friday. 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 Lull into Malion in Lily to w. Mcleod City Aji tnt., 471 mum Noti it of to j. 8. Carter. Ticket Aden i v. K. Depot. Insane Asylum hospice St. Jean de Dieu Tongue Pointe p.q., april 9th, 1891. Messes. Warden King son Montreal and 32 front St., Toronto. We have at present time fourteen of your no. 8 Daisy hot water Heaters in use in the Tongue Poi rite Asylum buildings. During the past Winter which was a Long and were one they did splendid service he being easy to operate and very economical in fuel. For Twenty years past we have had experience of various kinds of Heaters and have no hesitation in saying that there has none of them Given the satisfaction and results which the Daisy has Given and therefore we confidently recommend them to any who May require Heaters whether for Large or Small building s. Yours truly or. Therese de jests sup rss provincial. We. Greig bro., 153 Lombard Street Winnipeg agent Tor messes. Warden King son Montreal manufacturers of Spence s Patent hot Waer boilers soil pipes and fittings greenhouse pipes and l fittings steam and hot water fittings plumbers and builders castings. The Montreal malleable Iron works. The Toronto Radiator co., manufacturers of the celebrated Radiator for steam and hot water. Spiro to orders promptly attended to the stomach Andt bowels unlocks and removes Allim purities from a pimple to the worst so Romulous sore. Bilious Ness constipation. Headache Salt Rheum. Scr Fula. I heart Burn. Sour stomach . Dropsy skin diseases Ulilis town of St. To Maee the Council of the town of ask tenders Tor the undermentioned tots situated in the limits if the town. Such lots Baring been bought by the Jown at different tax sales. 1-lots 17, is 19, and 20, part of Hock 4, lot 70, d g.s., St. Boniface. 2-lot part 81, d. G. S., St. Bonyace. It on Provencher Avenue part 77, d. O. S., St. Boniface. 1088, . M., St. To Nilane. 1089, r. C. Boniface. The tenders will be examined by the Council at their next sitting 27th july. The highest or any tender not necessarily accept e. B. Lloyd treasurer Chapoteau s the curative Active principles extracted from god liver Oil no taste or smell. Imor Phuol is much More prompt in 1 to a Don than cod liver Oil in tie treatment of codknmptlon., bronchitis coughs pains a the sore throats and asthma. Sold in a kills of 100 born Liol pearls each of1 which is equal to a teaspoonful of Oil. Jactia Poteat 8 Rue Al Vicenc Parin. Of . Lymm s3ns 5 co., Montreal. Arrests discharges from Tho urinary or gym i in either Bex in 48 hours. I it is Superior to Copaiba in bib or j tons and free from All bad smell or other i inconveniences. Julos which Bear the name in without which Nono will buy two of the Best Corner lots on Logan Street Ico x 100 fear. Shoo will buy two Corner lots on Hig germ Street will buy three Corner lots on Euclid Street. Lots on Burrows Avenue Neap main Street. Cheap. _ general p r a Cut. to excursions the Uke of the Woods the great Simm Kab resort and Pic xi0 and camping grounds of toe Northwest. Pedal excursion Winnipeg la stat part set and return at following Mies tickets Good from Satrom Tim monday tickets Good for Days 98 four or More per Saks to Avouac together of Ohe ticket Good for 14 Days. Efts h for organized parties Tif 20 or Over pegu by fitted ool Hist slef.1 no car with rat tosses Buh kits. Etc., will be full wished allow chg two Day at rat Poil tace each m boat and Steamer Carl be had by the Hoof or Day. Apply to a Malmd City passenger t 471 main Street or to j. In epoch agent. Trait Scort general passenger always on time Gli Eago St. Paal Minneapolis Omaha r y inc f Ullmon Wick air Zoetl Ciufo us tied i. This Liue inking int run bet Teon of logo in ii Nois will of and after sunday the run in t lit Viii and Are Vitoi time n St. Tsi Kau claire.10.88 to rave x foe of this train consist of it flt fouled Biz Kayc Jai Virti Oil Vereti Hulond coaches pull my Uta War Are sleeping Cam veil Bull dining break tit served in car Bofil arrival in to id the Only Complete Vuth mind twin a Calm trom Minneapolis Aud lit. Paul to a blow. Reduction of half in hour in time hour of arrival in Chow ufos commotion All fart line trains leaving cd Loco in non lbs for pm Tieburg new Tori Wellington Louisville and the Kate and South. Returning this train will Beavech Mcmeo instead of 6.80 p a i Metafora Ana Melva m Paul 7.80 ., tinn Carnlia 8.08 Roketa and sleeping car 1 Paul Ana secured at St. Paul Ana Mlynne Apollo Union and at the following City off Luot St. Panl a Mil third St. Minneapolis 13 Kirk out Bouw Duluth 882 hotel St., Ivole Block. Teasdale Oen i Tammi user Agoot St via for picnics Allen Brown s Boneless Fenie Hanis Utt All Ca Kruthers office 468 main St Brock Winnipeg grocers and Butch 3rs ;