Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 23, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press. Winnipeg. July 23 free press advertising an advertisement of any sort what Ever is Worth four times m much in the daily Ihbe press and the evening Treb press and Stan together As in any other Winnipeg daily advertising medium. That depot Story City ankh entry my. N. Boyd of Barberry is in tie City. A heavy English mail arrived Yea Terny. New potatoes Are coming into the Market. J. R. A Tai of Brandon is a guest at the Queen s. Thk9qrt band will beat Elm Park this evening. . De. Mckay returned Jea Terny fr6 m tb.9 coast. Villard and party Are expected Here Early in August. In. R. Rogers of Clearwater is registered at Tho Leland. Sunsa toss Are scarce. Even the fit aim Mons Hall fight fizzled out. The c. B. A. Picnic takes place at the St. Boniface exhibition grounds to Day. Count a. Mohead m. Bact be Fanny Stelle a in the City registered at the Leland. W. G. Fraser formerly of this City has re moved from Butte mont., to Salt Lake pity the St. Paul Derby race meeting opened yesterday. There will be 1c continuous Days of racing. Gnu i a Tina opposition candidate for North Brandonia in the City and is staying at the Queen s. The header children left by yesterday s West Tram for Brandon where they gave a concert last evening. It is expected that she wheat Harvest in the neighbourhood of Virden will begin in the second week of August. . R. D. Martin and or. W. B. Wil Liams of Deloraine Are in the City. Or Martin a in route to Ontario. Or. Smellie late manager of the Binscarth farm has been appointed inspector for tha North of Scotland loan company. Or. Logan of grand found a lady s Gold ring with a Ruby setting in the stomach of a Turtle caught in the red River. The Secretary trn Sarac of the Winnipeg general Hospital acknowledges with thanks the receipt of s25 from the municipality of Miniota. Misses Susan and Sillah Pettypiece of Wingham ont., Are in the City visiting their relatives and on monday will leave for their future Home in Hartney. The c. P. A will not build a new depot tills tear. A free press reporter Learned last evening that there was no authority and no foundation for the statement published yesterday that the 3. P. R. Would commence the erection of a new depot Here this the report is merely a revival of the old Story which has been in circulation for the past two or three years. Id May be stated however that the company contemplate making some alight alterations to the present in order to facilitate the transaction of office work. Plans for these proposed alterations have been made but Are not yet positively approved. The r. Haa a very Fine depot the Only drawback being a Lack of track accommodation and when the time comes for a new one it is Likely that it will be built in n place where it will show to Good advantage and where there a ample room for the requirements station. Of a metropolitan railway the last sad rites. Ool. Bedson funeral from Drill shed to St. John s. The Dawson Smith. The Camp is broken 00th stifles dismissed after two weeks Lafo on the tented Field. The 90th regiment after two weeks life under Canvas broke tents had Camp last evening been taken Clown As and the Portage review Days the next league Pania of Lacrosse Between the Northen Dera of Winnipeg scheduled for aug. Goth will prob ably to played on aug 4th, the civic Holiday. Margaket Knox of Dominion City had one of her feet almost Cut off yesterday by a mowing machine. She was brought into the City and taken to Tho general Hospital for treatment. The Victoria times reports that j. H. Brownlee formerly of Brandon had a narrow escape from death last week in a runaway Accident. He was dragged some distance on tha Tongue Between the horses but escaped from beneath the horses hoofs with but a few bruises. Col. Robert Hay chief fio Loisb of the National Artesian Supply was at grand Forks on monday having investigated the Wells at Hamilton Grafton Manvel and bother Points in Walsh and Pembina counties. He left on tuesday for Pembina mountains whence he is satisfied comes the Artesian Supply of the red River Valley country. A Ogilvie d. L. S., has left Edmonton bound foe fort Simpson on the Mackenzie River intending to explore the Liard River which Rita into the Mackenzie from the West at fort Simpson. J. Edmonton drove or. Ogilvie to the Landing and j. B. Brenton of Edmonton will accompany him As Cook. Or. Ogilvie expects to return about Christmas. Do. Franklin of Lanado no College por Tage la Prairie will make a tour of the province with a Portage concert troupe on his return from the East. The mainstay of the troupe will be professor sch Eckenthal and Hia lady assistant and miss Mawhiney one of the most popular of Portage singers. The troupe will open at Deloraine and visit All the important towns in the province. Is connection with the 0. P. R. Picnic to Morden on saturday next the free press a asked by the committee if the Morden hos Pital fund to state that they will provide re freshment stalls on the grounds at which there will be for Sale to All Corners at most moderate prices in Aid of the fund Sand Wiches pies ice Cream cake Tea Coffee iced milk lemonade and other Good things sex Atto key gone bal Sib cables rus sell the eminent English lawyer who attracted so much attention by his connection with Tho sir Gordon gumming scandal and Parnell times trial May be to Winnipeg Ere Long. He is expected to go West Over the c. P. R. Shortly in route to san Francisco to visit his sister Mary baptists Mother Superior of an order of nuns in that City. Brother and si3ter have not met for thirty four years. At the Market License and health commit tee my Ting yesterday Ald Ermeri Bull Gilroy and Wilson were present. Ill was decided to pm pity r. Barker of do scavenger work at tha mar Kilt on two Daye of the week at the rate of is per month a the contract with the regular scavenger Only Calls for one Day a week and during the summer months three at least Are Nenrod. A member of accounts were passed. Hansi Jensen the Pound keeper sent in his statement for the month of june which show that there were eleven horses one of and four cows impounded and Tho total receipts files Etc., were during the month there were Twenty one dogs impounded Nineteen of which were destroyed and sent to the nuisance ground and there Are still two on hand. W. G. Bell grand master of the masonic grand Lodge of Manitoba to in Minneapolis attending the fourth triennial Assembly of the general grand Council of Royal and select Mason of the United states. The journal says one of Tho interesting visitors not a die into is win. G. Bell of Winnipeg can Ada. Companion Bell took his degrees a Kentucky some years ago and afterwards re moved to Manitoba where he at once identified himself prominently with masonic work. He a now past grand superintendent of the Canadian grand chapter and win. G. Scott Hia grand Secretary accompanied him to min Neapolis. Companion Bellia inspector Gen eral of the Canadian grand Council and past provincial grand prior of Canada an office answering to grand commander in this coun try Low water up North. Wrapped up together with All the Camp equip ments according to regulation ool. Boswell had the men drawn up in marching order when he addressed them on their Good behaviour while in Camp. He also referred to the advantage the Camp had been As evidenced by the improvement in the Drill of the regiment and he Hood the a. B a a would be Able to have a summer Camp every year hereafter. At the conclusion of the colonel s remarks the order Quick March was Given and beaded by the band which by the Way acquitted itself in splendid style the regiment marched to the City and was dismissed at the Broadway Drill Hall. The annual inspection of the c rps by the d. A. G. Will take place to Morrow evening on the Hudson s Bay Shearey Zedek picnic. Sabbath school children of the hebrew congregation at Elm Park. The postponed picnic of the Shearey Zedek Sabbath school came off yesterday at Elm Park. Cars began running at 9 o clock and carried out about 500 people. Owing to the stiff Breeze that blew All Day no one wa6 troubled with mosquitoes. During the after noon and evening there was dancing in the Large Pavilion the italian string Bond furn. Bisbing the music. The sports under the direction of superintendent Brown occupied Allaf Ter Noou. A menses. Pond imply and Long acted As starters and messes. Goldstein and Brown As judges. An interesting base Ball match was played the lovers Stiving the children s Home three dollars. The general Hospital gets a sack of flour from the losing team in the tug of War. The Fol lowing Are tha prize winners _ 100 Yards boys under Daniel Finkelstein 2, Louis Ripstein 3, Samuel. Ricefield. 100 Yards dash boys under Ben Ferguson 2, d. Ferguson 3, r. Levy. Boys race. 25 Yards under j. Lech Tien 2, c. Benjamin 3, m. La Par. Girls Blind tace 25 Bessie Israel 2, Flora Benjamin 3, Mary Finkelstein. Girls race under Finkelstein Annie la Par Eva Wisefield. Girls race. 12 and Nettie Gold Stob 2, v. Benjamin 8, Sarah madmen. Girls race 8 and Rachel Lech Lier 2, Lizzie Fin 3, Lena Benjamin. Girls race 6 and Ethel Tupper 2, Flora Hogan 3, Bella a Roiman. Three legged race m. Benjamin f. Dingwall 2, d. Finklestein a. Wert he m. Ladies Eva Finklestein 2, Bessie the private funeral of the late col. Bed Eon was held yesterday at Stoney Moun Tain. At an Early hour the body was removed from the family residence to Tho Chapel of the Penitentiary by eight of the guards and officers of that is citation comprising messes. Seth Erland Smith Shead eddies Preston to Naughton Freeman and Mcfarlane. The services at the Chapel were conducted by Rev. Canon Matheson and rav. Goulding chaplain of the Penitentiary. De ceased a family and a number of mends were present. Rev. Or. Goulding gave a touching address in which he alluded to the kindly and gracious nature of the deceased and of the widespread regret manifested Fttie his untimely taking of. When the casket waa placed in the Chapel the convicts were filed passed it and allowed to View the body. As they gassed each in their turn in the face of their old Warden several of them broke Down thus manifesting the respect and esteem which they entertained for him. This touching evidence of their feelings was a source of gratification to the late colonel s friends. The Chapel was very nicely decorated work having been quiet the dding ceremony at u Henry Street residence night. I last evening a Well known and Popula gentleman connected with the 0. P. R. Freight department or. A r. Dawson waa married of the residence of or. Henry West Henry Street brother in Law of the Bride to miss Ida Smith fourth daughter of the late or. James Smith London ont Rev James Allen m. Performed the ceremony. Mian Alice Smith acted As bridesmaid and the Groom was supported by or. Emerson Elliott. A Large and handsome collection of presents were made the Bride. Amongst the guests present were or. And mrs. T. O. Keenleyside miss Kidd mrs. And the misses Moleod or. A. Kelly. Or. Dawson was presented with a handsome piano lamp on monday evening by friends with whom he has been associated at mrs. Rajotte a _77mewilliam sir not. The Brandon fair. Look out the thousand. People present opening Kwh stoits. On the done by mrs. Foster. The other arrange arrangements made by direction of or. Fos Ter the present Warden were perfect and just a deceased would have liked to have them. The kind interest shown by or. And mrs. Foster is much appreciated by chose who were intimate with the deceased. The a Wisal portion of the service consisted of the hymn god moves in a mysterious followed by the 90th Pean which was chanted by the convict choir. After the chaplain s address Daya and moments quickly flying was Straff and an friends were taking a Farewell look at the face of the dead or. D in dead March. After the services the body was borne to a train which was in waiting at the depot Haley estate of Morden. This week special prices to make room for the above Large Stock. De 2n millions of 10 tears the Standard. And brought into the City. It was turned Over on arriving Here to the officer Finkle Stoin 3, mrs. Ish Scowitz. Married ladies mrs. Re water 2, mrs. Jacob 3, mrs. Rachael. Single ladies Barbie Finklestein 2, miss Tittlebaum 3, Mies Moskowitz. Boya Boot race 50 a. Wertheim 2, m. Einstein 3, m. Benjamin. Sack race boys under m. Rip item 2, a. Wer Hoim. Potato f. Dingwall 2, a. Wer theim 3, m. Benjamin. Words from a missionary. About the Norway House of tie and eloquence of the ked solicited. Rev. Edward Eves methodist missionary at Norway House gave a Brief address last evening at the Grace Church prayer meeting on his work among the indians of the North. He mentioned that he had been three years missionary and that Point and that while he travelled some 400 Miles to reach Winnipeg he also travelled nearly 400 Miles beyond his Mission House in the performance of his duties. He said the time he had spent on the Norway House Mission had seemed exceedingly Short and he Felt quite at Home there. The work of the lord was Papfi resins the indians Wera exceedingly devotional. He gave incidents illustrating the impressiveness of their sacramental services and prayer meetings. The Indian he said is naturally eloquent. A number could be selected out of his congregation who could melt an audience to tears with their exhortations he gave an a Aoun t of a hard trip which he had made in the sprint for the purpose of building a Church at Nelson River and told How glad the indians were to possess a House of worship. He asked the ladies to provide him with a Bale of Pecoud hand clothing for his poor peo ple it was agreed that the contributions should be left at r. J. Whitla s store to Day the missionary will probably Start to return Home to Morrow. At the City hotels commanding the 91st battalion and taken to the Broadway y Drill Hall where the casket Vas placed on a cat Falque in the Centre of the Hall and about it were arranged numerous Beautiful t Oral offerings from person Al friends and from associations and organizations of which deceased had been a member in which he had taken an interest. The Ren Linsi were viewed. By a Large number of citizens. Amongst the Floral offer Ings waa a Large Wreath from the lae Benant governor a magnificent Anchor from the officers and tru Ards of the Manitoba Penitentiary a St. George s shield and Cross from the Sii. George Snowshoe club a Wreath from Bower fort Garry Compass and Square from list for Lodge no. 2, a. F. A. M., Selkirk badge and motto of the 91st battalion a Beautiful piece of Floral work. After last evening s paper had gone to press Many citizens and friends of the deceased colonel continued to pass into the Drill shed and take a last View of his features As the body was lying in state. The arrangement of the regimental colors flags evergreens and Floral tributes was pronounced very neat and appropriate and did much1 credit to the taste and executive ability of governor Lawler of the jail who is an old military Man. The style of the decorations around the cat Falque was entirely English and the various arrange ments were carried out with the precision characteristic of British military matters. At half past four a Short service was by Rev. Canon Pentreath chaplain of the 91st battalion Rev. A. W. Goulding chaplain of the Penitentiary Reading the lesson which was from the loth chapter of 1st corinthians. Rav. Canon Matheson Folso Tonk part in the services. The coffin was then carried out on the shoulders of the pall bearer placed upon a gun Carriage and covered with flags Floral offerings and the helmet and sword of the de ceased. The order of the profusion was then formed As follows firing party consisting of the Royal school of mounted infantry the 90th band the cavalry band Tho gun Carriage with the Soffin followed by the late colonel s horse covered with Black j the men and officers of Tho 91st battalion the 90th battalion the Winnipeg Field Battery the Winnipeg troop of cavalry tie Deputy adjutant general and staff the veterans of the Wolseley expedition the warders of the Penitentiary the lieutenant governor and members of the local govern ment citizens in carriages and on foot. The route of the procession waa along Broadway to Kennedy Street along Ken Nedy Street to Portage Avenue along Portage Avenue to main Street and thence to St. John s cemetery. The streets were lined with spectators and Many accompanied the pro cession the whole distance. The bands played the dead March in Saul a the procession moved slowly Forward. The services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Canon Pentreath and the metropolitan of Jan pert s land and at Bra conclusion the usual three volleys were fired firing party. The several corps were then at once re formed into line and the word of command was Given to March Back into the City. Cap Tain and quartermaster g. P. Bliss was the last officer of the late colonel s corps to leave the grave he having remained until it was completed and assisted or. Thomson the to place the Floral tributes Over the last quarters of his old commanding officer. Brandon july third annual sum Mer fair opened at noon to Day. A thousand entries were made up to three o clock and the judges in consequence had to defer the work until to Morrow. The City is crowded with strangers from All sections of the pro Vince. The hotels could not accommodate the people and private houses were asked to assist with lodgings. Exhibits of both horses and cattle Are Large. The weather was favourable All Day until nearly six o clock when a heavy Shower put a Damper on the proposed pro gramme of sports to night. The main build ing ban some Fine exhibits the agricultural display from the experimental farm being splendid. The feature of the fair is the Dis play of agricultural implements and Machin Ery especially in traction and thresh ers. Upwards of one thousand people flocked to the grounds to Day. The cattle breeders association is meeting to night to the City Hall. The Dairy association and Farmers institutes meet tomorrow night. The attendance at the fair to Morrow promises to be Large and the show excels anything Ever before held in Brandon. To smokers do you know that ebbing by no. 420 main Street has the finest assorted Stock of Havana cigars in Winnipeg come and see. Erzinger the leasing tobacconist. Phone 69 la c a r e n i t. A dry goods main Street. Boots and shoes 470 main Street 2 25c. Is the Market. Natural fruit flavors. Vanilla perfect purity. Lemon i of great strength Orange their Almond Rose p Avor As delicately and deliciously As the fresh fruit. He three cheat leading do m Esti c the Ben Hur spartacus and satisfaction teem w. T. Rutherford co. Premier count talks. At the new Douglass w. Hiam Emer son Thos. Cook Westbourne 0. Johnson. O.p.r., Manitou m. Lynch Stonewall. At the Queen s a. Moore Dixon Tenn. H. D. Wife and family Calgary l. Debts St. Panl o. Oliffe j. G. Carroll j. R. Maltby Brandon h. Field Stonewall. At the Clarendon r. A Murdoch Tor onto a. Buehler w. B. Sloan Deloramae g. Laing London mrs. John Carlisle m. Carlisle Cincinnati w. Re Baker port tie to reach vessel slave 1-Alce. The h. B. Steamer Athabasca which made the attempt on her last trip to reach lesser slave take from Athabasca failed to do so owing to Lask of water. She got up seventeen rapids and then had to turn Back. No damage was sustained. It is now agreed by men experienced on the slave River says the Edmonton bulletin that the Only Chance for the Steamer to get no to the Lake a in the highest water in july. As the recent attempt was made in june the water was not at its highest stage. Beaver River the outlet of Beaver Lake is dry and Beaver Lake itself Haa receded 50 Yards from its limit of three years ago. Us. Watt Elhiu , j. La Prairie h. B. Mitchell Millwood. At the Manor House Henry Piskel sait Wright William in fees rat Portage Jos Bell Kincardine w. H. Bartholmew Wanessa e. W. Ashley Winnipeg m. E. Leblanc new York City t. A. Bialkin Gretna. At the Leland James Holland hol land Joseph Gregory j. Shaw Lar Imore . F. B. Davis new York r. Rogers Ole waber s. Cruthers Manitou r. P. Martin Morden count a. Moreau Debauviere Fanny Tell. Arrivals at the Clifton d. Hae Raey Exeter ont. W. J. Edwards fort William e. Kellers new zealand j. Gurndy Stone Wall g. A Jenkins. Carman b. Harrap Victoria . J. Morrison Westbourne h. Rathburn St. Paul n. W. Baker Plum Plum Creek. At the grand Union h. Bolivar Mooso min i. 0. Turner w. Hill h. J. Coffin f. Coffin rapid City e. V. Weans Lecompte w. G. Jones Boston d. A Jay Kansas City s. Pike Chicago h. W. Adams new York g. C. Standinger St. Louis h. Woodland Salt Lake w. B. Moorland Pueblo h. O Dillon Hartford j. Reid Portage a Harmer Minneapolis. The Monk who usually received visitors to the famous grand chartreuse monastery of France recently fell Over a pet spice and Lay at the Bottom of tha Ravine two Days before he was discovered and taken Back to the monastery. He died from the effects of Bis injuries and exposure. It transpires that he general Nicolai the conqueror of and governor of the russian caucasus before his adoption of the monastic life. I believes in reciprocity Eiffel will to lilt Canada. A Quebec despatch dated july 20 says Premier count Mercier who arrived saturday from Europe believes that the end of conservative Rule in Canada rapidly approaching being hastened by the. Death of sir John Macdonald. He ridicules the maintenance of protective policy in Canada against american products and declares himself a ardent believer in reciprocal Trade Between Tho two countries. In Europe he Haa delivered Public lectures on the advantages that would follow the. Establishment of reciprocal Trade relations Between Canada France and Bel Gram and How much More advantageous would be reciprocal Trade Between Canada and the United states. In Paris Mercier entrusted m. Eiffel of Eiffel Tower Fame wish the study of plans for bridging the so. Lawrence at Quebec. He states that Eiffel is so much interested in the project that he will probably visit Quebec shortly. Metier gives the following details of the province of que Bee Nat loan. It has been negotiated with credit i Lyonnaise and de Paris be do pays Baa who Are supported by credit fancier and is for four years at 4 per cent. After the session of the legislature next autumn he will again visit Europe if the condition of the Money Market is favourable and Endeavor to Complete a loan of kissed Tho tronic girl. There was a very distressed Young Man at the Union depot lost night says the Toronto mail. Among the passengers who passed through the barriers for the Eastern express was a Young lady attended by a Dapper Young gentleman with a very Lover like air and the lady 3 Satchel. The pair boarded the train and were soon engrossed in conversation so much so that when the signal for departure was Given the Young Man jumped up and made for the door without saying Good Bye. When he reached the Vestibule he remembered his oversight and started Back to remedy it. The oar was Well filled and the Young Man was doubtless nervous and pit Bably near sighted for when he reached the Section is he thought containing his beloved he stooped suddenly and imprinted a fervid King on the lips Oes smoother girl. There was a scream deep blushes suffused the Cheeks of Tho right girl quickly followed by an indignant frown a hurried apology from the poor fellow and then a wild Rush for the door and a Tumble off the now rapidly moving train by a shamed faced and disgruntled Young Man. Granny Sarah Well known color de woman died in Indianapolis last week at the age of 105 years. Big Boston if you want your boys dressed Well come to the big Boston and get what you want at prices. Still a Good assortment of suits to select from. First come first served Straw hats and All kinds of summer Wear half Price. Come Early while they last. Weight Bros London House Cor. Maik St. And pop tade ave. Special remnant Sale during this week. Remnants of dress goods remnants of sateen remnants of prints remnants of Gingham remnants of Tab. Linens remnants of sheeting remnants of flannels remnants of muslims Wright Bros n. Are offering a special Lin of All Wool single fold dress goods n 16c. Per Yard. Three arc exam value. W e 578 and 580 main St. Our Clearing Sale is drawing a Crowl of coed special bargains now on tables. Must he sold fast Tel at half Price cloth shoulder capes blouses parasols. Ool Orel silk gloves. Cretara a Stree. Black Lacea in the carpet stores at half Price All ends of carpets under 20 Yards. To let the store on main Stee for Nerly occupied by drap6f co. 4 Flats 100 fact deep. Rent Only i Nowith. Apply to r. 12 a Ward. Ear your own we have Good Cigar smokers a for r. Manufacturer Winnipeg Han. The finest suits Al 3st the streets co3wee tii0 mercantile go s establish Meb leave your order if you want a Boss fit. Location Caldwell Bloke opposite the Post Offlee. Rings1 we carry or will make to order All styles and combinations of diamonds rubies emeralds sapphires pearls opals corals Etc., Etc. A b. Thompson co. 484 main Street. A j. Boyd s a has stood tha test and is now in uni Versal favour. Visit our Parlours and Tasto ice Cream not Frozen milk and eggs. 370 Portage ave. Telephone in Bach store. W. Jordan cob. Portage Al and fort St. A horse Coupe by the hour 2-horse cabs for four persons by the Ball and return 2.0 dinner and return .20 Opara and return. 2.0 no order taken for less than Telephone no. 750 the embalmers b31 pm a hot. 85 millinery hats and bonnets a 25c., to Clear. Miss. 446 main Street. Sons of England benevolent society. A second Lodge in this City will be opened o Friday evening at 7.30 p. M., at knights o pythias Hall Clements Block by Rev. Bro Cano Coombes District Deputy. Members can join a charter members who exceptional privileges within thirty Days from formation of Lodge. Apply for information to a. H. Price o. P. K. Library City. Do your shopping at 578 and 680 main St. To b. Mulholand Clarendon hotel or to r. They Are Cut Well. They Are made Well they will Wear Weil last week for great bar gains in pants. Sold j of pairs last week. This week will finish up the surplus Stock. Geo. Clements m k r c Hast tailor main St., Winnipeg. Remington and supplies. Oopy3kcj Doss. W. J. W Young 389 House rat Portage Iamb of the this hotel Haa recently undergone Tlona and Urdl Tsojin having now Coji Jujj by furnished room. Hot Anil cold Litto Elf two if rat and electric i in in rooms suite of rooms or families May i Vance by Telegraph. Four Well arrived a fwd Rooma for travellers free a. The new bar and Milliard room to u urge basement Ami is Clit Hull a Cool in weather. The Huiard Home in Complete every meet the acquirer of its of it 8foond to none a the Dominion. A Thorn who Tab for health bight of the Beautiful should come to Bat noon and secure tic or the my season. It can be by those who a wow Lake of the Woods mine Bohol i whilst the inn Ducanic round it breezes from the late combined with rb., the Pine lend their info of our Yates. Milliard Jun Nolc Prieto of the Steamer Hon Nonato furn i Iru ests for on the Uku at ten Low sity cents per Day. Loots Vilii iced ;