Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 24, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily Pree press. Winnipeg july 24 starry Host. Cioto Del tuvo planets through Tho Ock of Birds still Onward Fly Over it Enco began their race to Jiler ceaseless Way with gleam aug them win Infinity. Or whither is their Forward flight Bunje and limitless expanse iritis unimaginable might de them pc the to spin in tireless Vav lures them on through primal for them to to is to Advance Span Ding in Century. Lir t. j Mother Sale n Senson Eood As he closed tie of their cottage in a Western town one morning and joined bucket As the miners i a decl on their Vay to the works. Stet a Cora stood on the front As scald see her brother tier plump hands after him. Back occasionally and threw wasting Wall. 1 his proved to be a Wise ree aution. As Tim with his train rumbled past this door he involuntarily glanced at it to see that it was in Good working order. He had become imbued with the fear of impending danger and Ned too glanced from Siderio Side As he hurried along. He snorted his disapproval. All the Forenoon the empty cars were drawn in and the loaded ones taken out with the regularity of clockwork. Tim and Ned had been at that work so Long that each knew exactly what to do. Overhead the River rumbled and roared. Inch of Inch the water climbed the Banks and carried away the newly fallen leaves or whirled them off into Little eddies by Tim knew nothing of what was going on outside. The owners of the mine watched the rapidly rising Waters with apprehend bion. The River was higher than it had been for some time and they feared for the safety of the men hard at work beneath the taking Waters. A consultation was held and it was resolved to Call out All miners and labourers at 12 o clock. At la o clock an order was sent Down for every Man in the mine to come out at noon and bring their tools with them. The order was obeyed with alacrity. A few minutes to 12 the tools were piled into empty cars and the men filed from the River division and went toward the Bottom of the Shaft to be hoisted into the Bright Sunshine and safety. Tim was the last and was about to go partly loaded with tools dinner pail which us jumped Down and ran Back fifty Yards to get it. When he re turn -thee1 i fold t or governor i. I Ruoai Iees of c. Wheeler is reputed no Tensive. In the in Len sections of land in Sac in the mine and the boy had Gono a deafening Mything seemed to tremble for a second. Cd Ldhl t4.ij.ij. Xvi. A Fujiu. V with All parts of it. _ Tell b something across his lower it the ago of thirteen he was anxious to Limba his Ughoc was dashed out by the 20 something to assist his father fall at Tho same instant Ned Tore Loose from his fastenings and plunged away in. To. The family and after much plead permitted him to become a was assigned to drive old Ned a do Nile which had spent the most of his underground. Ned was a animal took kindly to his master. Tim always had a Caress for four footed Friend. A bit of Apple or other Dainty morsel was Ned s daily from turn. In time the two became Liri endly that there was no friction be them and the miners playfully fed them Tim got hold of a brass tacks one Day and drove them m red s harness in such a Way As to 3se" these characters appear in Bright is rim clattered along that morning the Mouth of the mine the a was just rising. It was Early in octo v and the surrounding Hills were re a deut in their fall attire. Now and a red dropped from among its and fluttered to the ground in the atmosphere. The Sun was out in All is splendor that morning the first time several Days. Tim not notice the beauties of nature hurried along not that he was not a of the Beautiful but his thoughts on a subject which More directly con denied his Tver Tare. His father had been killed in a mine a a few months before and Tim Felt responsibility of the support of his bother and sister resting on his Young boulders. He desired to attend school an education which would fit urn for higher duties in life but at that Sra tent the Outlook was decidedly gloomy i i onry aug Friend. He could not see How pc ail accomplish that which Hui desired bile rapport of the family depended Al not solely on his labor. Wea he reached Tho Mouth of the mine fed was backed into the Cage and Tim Fol teed and put up the bars. While waiting to the Man in charge of the machinery to am Back the lever and lower the Cago to i tie Bottom of the Shaft a Hundred feet be 1 Low he heard some one inquire As to the stage of the water 5a the River which i sowed swiftly by 200 Yards away. Tim 1 glanced hastily River Ward at the instant s the Cage started downward and saw that 5 the water was almost to the top of the 5 Tonka of tie Stream and was filled with s floating Driftwood. Heavy fall Rains had of set in week before and in consequence of the great rainfall the Stream was extremely High. Fit tent a thought of serious danger however Tim dropped foot after to Ward the Center of the Earth with Ned i feasting softly on his neck As the two stood crowded into the Cage. To quiet. Commanded Tim As the Wilmal manifested some uneasiness at Tho of water dripping faster than usual Tore the sides of the Shaft. You Are not getting skittish in your old Days i Trust patting Ned on the nose. The animal placed his head affectionately on Tim s shoulder and became quiet. When the cart stopped at the Bottom the bars were lowered and Ned followed Tim out. Tim had lighted a Little tin lard Oil lamp which he carried at the front of his Cap before entering the Cage. When he emerged from the Cage he saw the lamps of Many miners flashing about Here and there like before a storm in sum of fir As Tho men prepared to go to the Vari Ous departments of the mine. He had wit messed similar scenes Many times be Ora Aid paid no attention to them but hitched Ned to the train of empty cars that stood j waiting Aad with a merry crack of his Wilip and a cheerful a Long went tattling away Over the steel rail track. Halt a dozen miners had clambered into ii cars with their dinner pails and the tools which they had taken out of the mine the night before to get re pointed. Pm was perched up on the of the Tor Ward car and a had to frequently Duck his head to avoid colliding with Well overhanging obstructions. After going n. Short distance Tom looked into the car nest to him and observed that its occupants two old miners were Dis cussing something of a serious nature. Namas Jenkins the one nearest Tim had removed his lamp from his Cap and was gently t Appi no the Side of it against the toe of his shoo in order to expose More of the i trick so that the Light would Burn brighter. The Blazo flared up Tim could see the 1 faces of the two men and was alarmed at i their seriousness. He caught the word water Asho strained his ears to hear they were saying. The rumble of the cars and the Many echoes bounding Back from the Walls and the roof of the mine die wed Tho remainder of the conversation. Tim had heard enough however to make Bim uneasy. The part of the mine in which Fca worked was almost directly under the 6ed of the River. There were Many feet of apparently solid Sandstone Between the Jester and the. Coal vein but sometimes it was feared that with a High stage of water the Ris or and its consequent heavy pres sure an opening fissure might let the water into the mine and drown All the a blues besides ruining the property. 1 by owners of the min-3, in order to guard nya inst such n catastrophe As much As possible had years before walled up the Entrance to that part of the mine leaving Only room enough Lor the cars to Pasa through. A Stout Oaken door was then inn so that it closed from the inside. Which made that part of the mine almost separate from the other it was so arranged that the awful darkness. Tim screamed for help but the sound of his voice was drowned by a great noise which seemed to fill the cavity about him. At first a Small Stream of water poured Down on him. It grew in volume every second. Tim tugged and twisted to get out from under the weight that held him fast. His most violent efforts were fruit less. He knew that his time was Short if he did not succeed in getting out for he realized that the Long dreaded moment had arrived when the River was breaking into the mine. He raised his voice again and again for help but the Only answer he heard was millions of echoes. Just As he was about to resign himself to his Fate he Felt a warm breath on his face Ned had come Back. Tim reached up and clasped his faithful Friend tightly about the neck and cried out Back Ned for a second he thought his arms would be pulled from his body and at the Shoul Ders. Then he Felt himself drawn slowly Forward and it seemed that his legs would be broken As they slipped from among the stones that held him to the ground. The instant he was free Ned bounded away be tween the rails with Tim still hanging to his neck and his body swinging Back above the animal s hoofs. By this time the water was coming Down in a Stream a foot in diameter and growing larger every moment. At the door to the department Ned Stum bled and threw Tim to one Side which caused the animal to swerve near the Wall. In some Way one Trace Chain caught in the handle of the door and closed it with a bang which wedged it Between the door posts As Ned dashed on with his human Burden toward the Bottom of the Shaft. All was confusion there. The most Able bodied were hurrying up the ladders As a general alarm had been sounded when the Roar of water was first heard. Ned stopped with a snort and with his eyes gleaming in the darkness with excitement. Tim dropped limply to the ground but was hastily picked up and carried to the Cage. Ned backed into his accustomed place and the signal was Given to hoist away. The machinery was started and a few seconds later Tim and Ned were safely on top of the ground. All the miners were out in a Short time. Tim was unconscious when he reached the surface and was carried out into the fresh air. Ned followed closely and watched the movements of the men with As great anxiety As a dumb brute could express. In a Short time Tim opened his eyes and in turning his head to one Side he saw Ned., the animal crowded up at a signal Tim and received the caresses lavished on him in a Way that would Lead one to be that he knew All bout what had the of Iro Thui in the to us Stiitt. Heow county basal amount i Blo Duil Stock am employs eighty men. He was Horn in new Hampshire fifty six years ago. Hut most of his life ha.8 been Spunt in Tho West. When eighteen Vocus of age he his position is i country s c 1 o o 1 teacher in Cook county ills., and went to san fran Cisco where he cd c Wheeler. Aged successfully in Tho real estate Busi Ness and met miss Kate Dennis the lady who became his wife. From 1868 to 1871 or. And mrs. Wheeler travelled in Europe. They then located in Iowa where the have since resided. Tho democrats of Iowa have renominated governor Horace Boies for a second term and riven him a Fine Send off for the presidency and As the first governor that party has had in Iowa since 18s4 he is naturally a conspicuous figure in the nation. Horace Boies was born on a farm near Aurora Erie county n. Y., in 1827, studied Law in Bufalo practice Law and Farmed in conjunction therewith for some years served a term in the new York legislature and removed to Waterloo la., in 1867. He was elected governor As a Democrat in 1889, and As go his re election or defeat this year will largely determine his str in Tho National convention next year. The history of or. John Johnson Ashen Hurst whom the prohibitionists have nominated for governor of Ohio has in it a tinge of Romance. He has been writ ing and speaking publicly can Mian s Best route Chicago is Paul teas Cit railway Northern Pacific Railroad Trimie taking effect sunday Marsh ,29th, 1881. Central 0190th Meridian Asheh test. Boies. Stevenson for prohibition since he was Nineteen years old and began to edit a paper when but sixteen. His father too had some experience in the minority party line As he was an elector on the Birney abolition ticket in Virginia in 1844. He lived then in Ohio county a. Now West and was a presbyterian minister and in a log Cabin in that county the son and pres ent candidate was born oct. 29, 1848. In 1854 the father removed to Ohio. The son when but sixteen years old began the publication of an Amateur paper the Hayes Villo chronicle. He afterwards served As local editor of the Ashland of times. In 1872 he started the Ohio. Valley news a straight prohibition paper and later edited Tho Cantono Leader. General a. E. Stevenson is one of those urged by friends for democratic candidate for governor of Illinois. The Success of that party in electing general John Palmer senator has excited Hopes and made candidates plentiful general Ste Venson was born in Kentucky in 1839 and 8 0 l Portage Jun obon of Hitler. St Agathe Union Silver Plains Morris. St. Jean. Emerson. _ 9.40a 168 .gran.1 forks., 4681.dllluth. 8.86p .70-----Minneapolis---- 8.00p 181 a pfc Paul Chicago. Morris Buai Don ban of. 8.28p Lula 3.4sp 1.17p 12.67a t.b8p 1.26j. T.66p b.08i 2.b5p 6.27p s.40p 6.b8p 1.10p Myrtle Roland. 11 Indian Springs 12.281 12.08 11.88 11.16 10.83blar Lopota Greenway Balder . Hilton. Bonnet Walto poem age la a Baiei ban of. Noh8 dully sex. Bunny Ihbe connects tiie Atlantic Pacific oceans. Through timetable East and West. Stat Trews stations read Down a. Sex. San Francisco . I Portland o., . T . Seattle w. To. Read up. Pm Al . A . Glacier House. Donald. Golden. Field. Banff hot Springs. Canmore. Cali Pury Medicine eat. Dunmore. Maple Creek current Moose jaw Regina. Time from St. Paul Toronto Ottawa Montreal jaw Aio Points East us 0 Ahad a Sott tic Des Moines St. Joseph Kansas City to Poi pm nth close Donn Sottona with irom the North at St. Paul Taan Porte Uon perfect Oom Lort Tot brat 01 second Olasa passengers seasons for your tickets this route p. B. Ross Northwestern passenger agent Jno. M. Egan president and general manage St. Paul Minn. W. H. Bush bark. Ticket agent Ohio Aizo in general Ipa Ewenger an 11.40a 10.58 a 10.20a 9.38i 0.10 8.25 Minn Polis and is Louis 11. 11.1 b5.2 56 ,._. Winnipeg. Portage Junction. . Charles. Head ugly postage la rat late. L. 1.42p 6.13p b.20p 6. 6.66p few Angera will be carried on All regular freight Palace sleeping and dining oars on Nob. 117 and 118, St. Paul and . Oon Netlon at Winnipeg ruled through trains daily for All Points in Montana Washington British Columbia Oregon and Wallior furnia. Oha8 s. Fee okd 1hd the Motoi Albert Lea Bottje two through trains daily Glomst Paul and my Ntapolis to Brandon in Jujj Carberry. Portage la Prairie. Winnipeg a. loin . La ,.St. Louis. Selkirk Abt. fort port Arthur p Hamilton. Falls. . Thomas. B ar.o b .pembroke. 2.60--- in . 4-10 2 30p.m.quebec. York . 8-60 .Boston, b. Ujj Jim. 9.00 6.60. Branch lines. J k j k Lo-30 Winnipeg is Wrobell eld Jun. 26 46 Mound City Deloraine by. Forks. Duluth. . . Paul. City Louis. F be. G a. 1 h . H h b . .ar.emeraon.ly. West 8e 1803. N. W. T. Co. Inc a lawyer and was first master general under postmaster general Vilas. In 1874 he was elected to Congress serving one term. St. Bart. Southeast South Southwest i Fao Flo coast Points. Hob1 and direct Lute to lbs Moines Iowa one of thei magnify teen steamers of Tho line jail 1 leave 1 sundays Duluth i port Arthur Monde by and As per sailing Lints for Sarnia making connections we Trotte for Toronto Montreal new Tork.Boston and All Watt town i Dak connections made Frith All Trabu do Dot Orget toe Pioneer Itoi the staging Nen Erwen. The mine again. The accidental closing of the door to All Points North West. Comfortable Day coaches Hasnine ent Pullman sleeping can9 Hopton reclining chair Gers Are As follows Monarch. Annc. I for All information respecting rates and Lari a Francisco and Goti in to h Swinford general agent n. P. R., h. J i sob h. Ticket agent 484 main St., Tonia and with 0. N int Avn a Finon in to i Katuin. Jas. H. Beatty general manager Sarnia cent. Armstrong 6 Colgate agents 389 Mam St., Winnipeg. Good education and reaching manhood the Ned a bad Brealy. Do you smoke her her . Clara do Yon under the bed Nee i found a mouse there her course. I carried my wife Raphy. Photography of theology of urbe of e onre she presently too some Lions and Points on Tho of of House building Hoating and or. Bump pm is in a Huert railways irom North Iso my. A Goaga checked always a a Low As the Towert 1 for Ables through Ofell upon yom local ticket agent or write to to tag Oen i tit. Pass. Agi Minneapolis Minn. Mum to Odayl irom thursdays we nil saturdays Peg 11.00 Loo la li.46 16.60 18.46 with blot Rio and noun the Paoillo oort at National boots Belwyn Chucho. Kansas Olty and St. Joeeph to. Railroad agent anywhere in the Wol Uji on Between signalled of k a 17.40.holland. River. 8.17 19-25.glenboro.j a la k 13-46 14-.1b.hartney.k toss Mon Bat. To Lars. 7.00. A. 21.00. _ 8.12.lumsden.10.38. Crossing.11.17. 1900.duck-Lake. 9.00--- Albert la. 7.00. A Dally. 0, daily exp daily except sundays. West and list Pitro monday wednesday and Friday. A tuesday thestain fling i thursday and saturday. A tuesdays and fridays. Trains East of Brandon run on Central Standard time. Between Brandon and Donald on Mountain Standard time and West of Donald on Pacific stand Ard time oonhbotiok8. For puget sound Alaska 1 and Southern California Points. With steamers for Paget sound Ylo p. K. Steamships for China and steamers of P. Nav. Co. Loi Obaob Little Dalles Spokane Falls Eto. A. O. Co. For Lethbridge traite la Pc n. W. Railway. Branch lines diverging it P. Steamers during and sleeping cars on All through trains. Through tickets at Low rates on Bale at Prin s3 at ticket offices 471 main St. Winnipeg or depot. Manitoba and Northwestern railway of. Vex Taei taking effect april 6th, 1891 regular passenger trains run As follow l westbound. Or e. W. M. Moskod City passenger agent j s Carter depot ticket o Geo. Olds Gen. Traffic mgr., Montreal. We. Whyte office. D. Mcnicoll Den. Pass. Agent Montreal Robt. Kier they and saturday for after a railway Coal wednesday and Friday makes Oon Netlon Friday at 10.10. And Falls and Canada by. 60. Joint timetable 00______winnipeg 66 Portage 01.tgladstone. 117. Ibs. Jan Nedosa. Rapid Caty. It 10.10 shoo Lake bin Weurth. 288 Tanu Enburg vi9 Yore con 9.1. 178.65 t.66 it. 48 it 9.06 lure or. Stu nope Well. I be got to catch tenders Wisconsin Central to Prairie to Wear. Institutes her Simpelo Ough Tho Best Way to encourage Felicity i smart As a Boot cd no in Case the water Ever the rest of her time she gave to breaking Down the pro now Aho is sealed tenders will be received at the office of the Secretary treasurer of the Winnipeg school Boardus to 4 o clock ., on tuesday july 21st, Lor the Pur tse for lots 3, 4, Princess Street As shown on plan 1881 of subdivision of lets 3, 4 and 6, Block a Parish John. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned marked tenders for the highest or any tender not necessarily accepted a b Uit hell. Chairman bad Init committee the time Lor above is extended up to tha Rodsy. August 6th, 1891. J Ocean steamships Royal mail Lute. J country. Going to. 6. Daily except a kept 10.46 10.06 9 80 great . Dep aug bpm. Steel 8.10 b.46 4.40 8.60 1.16 12.16p.m. 7.80 Konrad Shelby Sweet grass fan. P. D. 1.80 2.16 4.40 6.20 10.00 1 going 3.8. Sex. 1 7.00p i Lo. 1 2.00 Donmore Dep Grassy Lake def 1s.46p 10.40p railway at Dunmore Janoula train att Nso Tom West bound fixin Pao Flo Clr Caslan. Polynesian. Sarnia. Touw Terrt pne i Auk Antt Ontario Cabin to intermediate ;