Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Manitoba Free Press (Newspaper) - September 28, 1901, Winnipeg, Manitoba I vol 29winnipeg, saturday. September 28, 1901. No. 67. Day s free press. Sixteen pages. Royal tour. Rourick and Kitchener. Principal Grant worse Czolgosz Iii prison. 2�?London Cable review. Ophir and the Quail. Lawlessness at Nome. 3�? Nusic and drama 4�?editorial 5.-sporting news. Ready tor yacht race. F oot a i season. Boxing at River Park. 5.-Royal visitors delighted. Obituary. Matrimonial. missions. Social and personal. Kildonan Jubilee. big crop. 9.woman�?Ts department. illustrated humor. 11�? sunday schools. Christian Endeavor. 12-- id world news. 1ilarket review. L ocal paragraphs. Big Ransom demanded. 14�?page of want ads. 15�?page of want ads it City and general. News of the Day. Royal on party the Prairies Regina a spontaneous reception presentations and luncheon at government House Western welcomes at All depots along the line preparations at Calgary Premier Lauder a recipient of Many ovations. Regina n. W. T., sept. 27.�?special. Tracey Serge. Bird a. A. . Staff correspondence of the free press. I Walters const. Bird t. A. Const. Burton committed suicide in to route following the ancient capital of old 1 i Quebec the Federal capital of the do j j minion and the Prairie capital of the Young giant province of the West re j Gina to Day gave a right Royal web j come to the son of England a King i and his Royal Consort. Long before the arrival of the Royal train crowds of people a Asem b-1 led in the neighbourhood of the station which was nicely decorated and near which a very Fine Arch of wheat had been erected. Across the Street was the motto a the territories Welcome a guard of Honor was furnished by1 the Northwest mounted police and they presented a Fine appearance dressed in their spick and Span uniforms and sitting astride their Well groomed horses. The second Section of the Royal train bearing their Royal High Nesses arrived promptly at the noon hour and was received with enthusiastic Cheety from the people. His Honor forget met the Royal couple on the platform and officially Btu it special const. J. A. Blake const. Or be Alay corp. Carson Sergt. Major Hooper . Dos Barres . Hayne const. Jeffry const Leach corp. Mooney corp. Ferry corp. Quinn. J a number of ladies and gentlemen were presented to their Royal High j Nesses after which luncheon was serv cd at government House. The visit of 4 the Duke and Duchess will Long be re Mem ered in Regina the Day was per j. Feet and everybody turned out to wet a come and do Honor to Britain s Royal heir and the Welcome was extended in no half hearted Way but with a whole souled heartiness characteristic of the West. Sheaves of wheat and the reception to the Royal party was also enthusiastic and cordial. On the first train sir Wilfrid Daunter appeared on the platform of his oar and was kindly received. On the second train the Duke of Cornwall and York was plainly sewn and was cheered to the Echo. Big c own it que appello. Quappelle sept. staff correspondence of the fee Here As elsewhere on the to in to Regina the Salton Pat form was crowded from babes in of the town. The Gret Talut the West mounted Folk patrolled the St a j lion platform their splendid bearing j and neat appearance calling for words of Praise from All. Cheered at stat goner. Balonie sept. 27.�?special staff j coct spoil Deuce of the find pres. A Hearty cheer was Given by the people of bag one who had gathered at the station 4� see Tim Royal train past Ibsen is dying. London sept. 27.�?a special despatch from Christiania says Che Condic Ion of Henrik Ibsen the norwegian dramatist and poet has grown worse and that his death is hourly expected. 4 a v 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a 44444 44444 44 444 44 Kitchener a hands Are t i 4 i a i a a i tied arrival of the Royal Tram a i filth o i to Prim a Ted with Hearty Eta is. At sin i in i him v la i in Lilii Lii i us of i Loralu with Shamrock serious differences Between the War Secretary and the South african Leader or. Brodrick has an interview with the King martial Law Only partially enforced. 44444444444 44444444 4 4 4 Prince of wades. 4 -4 London sept. 27.�?it is report 4 cd All details Are completed for 4 creating the Duke of Cornwall 4 and York As Prince of Wales 4 to be conferred i on his return 4 from his tour across Canada. Believes the challenger will win under Good racing conditions. 4444444444444444444 London. Sept. 27.�?the pall Gazette this afternoon confirm the Rumor published by the daily new t to Day of the differences Between lord i Kitchener and War Secretary Brod a Rrok and a ids that As a result or. Brodrick has had a Long interview with the King. The pall mall Gazette declares it is in a portion to say that lord Kitchener is dissatisfied with i t he partial enforcement of martial Law in South Africa wanting it pro 4 a 4 the luncheon Pierfy. The following ladles and gentlemen formed the luncheon party. The Duke a and Duchess Lieut. Governor and j rough. Madame forget sir Wilfrid Laurier i Kempse they got. And the Hon. Mrs. Derek Koppel j rave As la Ham Prince Alexander of Teck and lady Minto Hon. Senator per Ley and mrs. Waiter Scott judge Richardson and 4 4 4 a 44444 4 4444 4 4444444 Only 4 4 4 4 4 Washington d. C., sept. 27.�? the weather Bureau this afternoon issued the following bulletin the wind off Sandy Hook Fen u Day morning will be Light to fresh Easterly probably increasing to brisk la the v Cia in i i at Cape town and 4 he a1 to defines More serious penalties 4 for rebellion and Bester reinforce 4 4 4 4 a mall Stan King that his hands were not to the j be tied but As this condition was carried out a the is seriously reconsidering is it turned or in South. Africa. Quebec sept. 27.�?on Board the Lake Simcoe which arrived last evening were eight canadians who have returned from South Africa among whom Are a Sergt. Major Square Winnipeg. Quartermaster Sergt. Farrell Winnipeg. Sergt. R. Osvrey Winnipeg. Trooper Feeny of Halifax trooper ment. Lord Kitchener took Over the Jones of Hamilton ont., and trooper command with the explicit under \ Drinkwater of Regina. Welcomed them to the territories. The eighteen prospectors were drowned in Royal procession then formed and pro la j needed to govern nenet Hou a Ai two Miles Distant All along teas season opens in Winnipeg wherever there were a tor a pacing but the cheer they j ii. I by was non a a a a a 44444444 444444 the has Hearty because of that. Calgary programme j new York sept. 27.�?special Corre Calgary sept. 27.�?the programme a Pun Deuce of the free Mian Grenfell or. Douglas m. And for the reception at Calgary to the Morrow race capt Charles Barr said i think the Columbia will defeat the Shamrock to Morrow. Further than decorations for Canadian heroes mrs. My lire Premier haul lain and i Duke and Duchess of Cornwall to Nior j mrs. Gilpin brawn major Maude and Row is As follows mrs. Bulyea Hon. A. L. Rifton and u a. Iii the City. Civic re a a Elf the conditions Are the same mrs. Colonel Mcdonnell or. W. It. I it Piton at the station. Baker and mrs. Or. Lawor. W. A a 3<> a. procession through it to Sling Snappie Fig cd f today. Rev. By. Grant a condition is again cans in anxiety. Uie about Bollard mayor of Regina and mrs. The town and o Lur the route Quot a Cayley Hamilton or. Jas. Pope i Point. Is or boules Ottawa and mrs. Cumming mrs. Moi a 1� they showed the National Flag and Yards of Bunting. Many of the decor a Lions were exceedingly pretty and i effective. A Large Evergreen Arch of i so broke Down when he reached j bearing the one word a nyx Elcome Quot stood Auburn prison. J at the Entrance to the government Kirkland Arna oar the pork Packer died to a ii As City. Wheat Market in Chicago and liver pin Ralpd i w v. Us ambassador Choate was received by King Edward. Confetti throwers were fined by Winnipeg a police magistrate. The Shamrock ii and Columbia will re Lai he first race to Day. Kid plan presbyterian will celebrate a pastoral Jubilee tomorrow. The members of the i. O. O. F. In Winnipeg. Held a memorial service. Or. John it. Andrews c. I. It. Agent at Pipestone a with Indian chiefs from All Over the territories. 12. Noon return to n. W. M. Barracks. Lard and lord Wenlock mrs. J. Dennis and sir Arthur Biggs mrs. Col. William and judge wet Mon mrs., _ Maude an i or. Walter Scott m. A. I 12.jo p. of medals to mrs. Mccullough and Hon. Or. Derek j vet Rani. Supposed that the Shamrock i p. at n. W. M. I have had a better wind to travel like that i done to a a on Board the Columbia it was practically admitted that the Shamrock was beating them Iii the first fifteen minutes of yesterday race and they the South african fighters receive coveted honors col. Cartwright and trooper Mulloy among the number. A i of by pres Canto wife. In a 0 a beg a lieu a Rev in the m rom nor was married to miss Crawford. A1 Rah Iva v Union is being talked the railway brotherhoods of Canada. Biden Mckinley a will was opened at a. Lie left All his property to his Royal party were entertained at a and trill be guests of Calgary Eit to Day. House g Roumie. The civic address. The Reading of the addresses of Welcome took place in the conservatory of government House As did also the presentation of the South african War medal. No less than twelve addresses were presented. The Folia Wing is the civic address read by mayor Mallard May it please your Royal highness a in the name of the corporation and of the citizens of the town of Regina we sincerely and heartily Welcome your Royal highness and her Royal highness the Duchess of Cornwall and York to the capital of the Northwest territories. We Are proud that your Royal highness has at great personal sacrifice been Able to Honor by this visit a town that was named Regina As an expression of our loyalty to her late majesty our beloved Queen Victoria whose illustrious memory we shall exit r cherish. We esteem it a a signal distinction that your Royal highness hits visited the Xvi St Prairies of Western Cana la. F and that you have seen for you Nulf j it of the territory that has j Koppel. Mrs or. Bell and Hon. G. In j v. Bulyea mrs. Sheriff Benson and a lord Crichton. Mrs. Graham and com i missioner Perry n. W. M. P., inspector Moody and major Cuthbert military aides de Camp to his Honor the Lieut. Governor judge Mcguire and or. Win. Trant civil aide de Camp. The guests were ail presented to the Duke and Duchess previously or. A. W. G. Bourget private Secretary to the i Lieut. Governor was also presented and or. We. Tram was specially presented As one who had travelled in the far East with his present majesty and was honoured with a conversation on the subject. Collide addresses. His Honor the lieutenant governor presented addresses Tram Lethbridge Moosomin York Ion Harbert Saltcoats and Gainsborough. Or. W. Findlay mayor presented the and were or Fram Medicine hat councillor i Barracks. 2.30 p. of n. W. M. 3 p. Northwest exhibition of rough Riding and steer roping. 4.15 p. far the West. Moose jaw in fete. Beautiful t i remit forts on c. London sept. 27.�?a Long fist of i major Burnham the american scout honors and promotion conferred for who was on the staff of lord Roberts. Service in South Africa occupies gets a companionship of the Distin thatt. Scr to Cavna Lupton a id by Kate a i Twery Rev ten closely printed pages of gushed service order nothing Mote about the probabilities the Gazette to night. Companion lady Sarah Wilson is decorated with Between the two boats than before ships of the Bath companionship of the Royal Cross. The reuuc7m Rte iut i Lotf service order com cd. Cartwright of the Canadian planning. The boats. He said i pan kinship of St. Michael and St. Corps become a companion of the j a my friends. Watson Jameson and j George and brevets have been scat order of St. Michael and St. George Sycamore Are perfectly oat fled with i Tere a lavish hand throughout anti bail a other canadians re the Way the boat was sailed and Olive the oomph Manship of the Dos r i show tag she made under the cond-1ail ranks and broached of the in anguished service order _. A a ,.a i Lions Perial Force. I Mulloy the Blind trooper budding greeted the Royal i ruin including designer George l. Watson said that a a a a cheer for the puke and Bache f when the Shamrock got Breeze enough sir Wii Rrt i ulcer. A to make lie or to the him. On Thia Jang Epou and Barba a develop-5 governor forget. Whlig h Al e a to a i he had m All its i no fear of the results. Speaking Moose jaw. Sept. 2�.�? special staff correspondence of the free press a Moose jaw turned out in Masse to Greet the Duke aril Duchess. The splendid c. La. Station and hotel magnificently decorated. Flags a i a Resolution expressing the belief i Jent quota j. ?.,0�?� Vav that the Quot in material association should fit it. It a �urte., Tream by the City the Reserve skipper or the Shamrock i said a if Barr had borne Down in 1 a 1 the mfr f the ii a form m the matter of the social evil to As passed unanimously at the some time being non to Mettais to Agreta Hendley from Wolseley judge my s Ipp pars of the whet Harvest i Len distinguish to 1n de. Quire from Prince Albert mayor Mal lard and councillors j. L. Donahue,1 d. A. Mcdonald c. J. Mccusker j. 4 f. Bole Jas. I ass Lack and jus. It. No la Hellri from in Gina b. La Hugh a. J. Macdougall from a hit Wood. I �T�4444�T�4444444444444 me the same As he did on Sycamore i would have plugged him. Sycamore was Good natured and gave ,. ,. Capt. Sycamore said that if bar with the Rev it end gentlemen a should act like that in the next no i v1. A the following Resolution was put and incidents of h off to Balmoral. Tile partial Nam re were introduced i 4 it Mia District by a special staff i of nce of the pm i re and Thad has we the Duke and Duchess and a it re f it. I believe in a of possibilities of de j aft War it of at f my a1 a a i of in a of a walk Van is c vac Zouimas were Defeated at the Battle a elopement beyond the concept pm of of gut Jaras it. 14, with heavy loss by the colombians. Miss Stowe the kidnapped missionary la been heard from. The brigands decant a heavy Ransom. Word Bas just been received of the narrow escape of the torpedo destroyer Quail from being sunk by the Ophir. labor party of Winnipeg passed a Resolution on the recent action of the trades Congress of Canada at Brantford. The most sanguine. We desire to assure your Royal highness of our unswerving loyalty and attachment to the throne and person of his most gracious majesty King Edward Vii. And of our deep Devotion to her majesty Queen Alexandra. Mrs. Mallard wife of the mayor of Regina handed her Royal highness a magnificent bouquet of red Rosea and received a portrait of the Duchess in return. The Duke and Duchess presented portraits of themselves to Madame forget. The music was provided by the re London St pm. 27.�?King Edward. Queen Alexandra and the children of the Duke and Duello of Cornwall and York left London for Balmoral this evening. Special Pic cautions were adopted to ensure their safety. 4 4 4 4 444444444444444444 he would let the boats strike and that i the Only reason that he refrained from j d Trig so was because the Public might i think he was trying to be hogfish. He said that in England he would not stand this treatment but that he strained a Point to protect existing cordial relations. Stinson Jarvis. Odds Agui Jim to challenger. I not no York sept. 27.�?the result of j yesterday yacht race stimulated bet Ting in Wall a tre it to Day and Odds i of to to 6 were offered against the i challenger. A prominent broker offered j to bet .<10. Of to on the Colum. Bbl. The went no takers. Small pay gives a chatty review of persons and sights seen abroad. I and Bunting ran from end to end of wishes for the Prosperity or our Gre Empire and Are glad to be Able to assure one so near the throne As your Royal highness of the profound sentiments of respect and reverence we entertain for ail the members of the the Home Mission committee of the Royal family of whom we Are so justly proud. By hug line a reply. His Royal highness in his reply spoke As follows a gentlemen the Duchess and i would ask you to convey our Heartfelt thanks to All those i bodies which you represent for the i kindly words of Welcome to which the Central teachers association at these address give expression. I am their Portage a Prairie gathering listened especially glorified at the unfaltering to addresses by prof. Clarke. New officer were elected at Portage and Brandon. In conclusion Ive express sincere i arc than the in building ver tit Entrance Ity of our great 5. U i Quot it tote i was the word. the let re bet that the Shamrock would not take a race were plentiful at even Money. Presbyterian Church of the Northwest transit Ted Irujo taut business in Winnipeg. Lawlessness reigns at Nome and Many pros. Tors Are leaving in poor financial rendition. The mining Laws Are condemned. Note of love and attachment to the Mother country which rings throughout the a messages of greeting and it a Young Carpenter. Martin Morden gave we be a pleasure to me to commune Dali aging evidence against the prisoner at Cate to my dear father the King your the Rifton murder trial in London. The assurances of deep and abiding Devo to Edicia witnesses will be heard next week ton to his throne and person. A f the weather. Probabilities. Manitoba fair with a Little Fower temperature. Minnesota fair saturday a older in North St portion. Sunday fair northwesterly winds. North Dakota pair saturday and sunday warmer saturday in Northwest portion variable winds. The temperature. Observations of the weather Bureau. Taken at 7 of clock last night. Winnipeg time Battier Ltd Montreal. Buffalo .66 new Orleans Boston. A a York thu it Ary. .46 Philadelphia. 76 Quap polio 72 san Francisco 42 St. Paul. 4 Sault sic. Marie64 ,.76 tree Presa thermometer readings sept. Chicago Cia Comati Edmonton Helena. Jaeky it a Viii .58 .74 .64 .62 .52 am .64 St 4 a decided Blush Over touched to think that the welcomes an j Many face it i thanked them for Ihorn attendance and congratulated or. J. S. Bennie Deputy Tammi Saltmer of pubic works who is the conductor on the excellent music provided. The orchestra thus introduced consisted of Jas. Brawn j. Kaltun Brunner. A a. Powell it. Blackley Charles Dawson c. A. R Ichardson e. L. Richardson m. Mckenzie c. M. Clark t. A. Briggs e. Meredith and goo. Watt. The prime compliment. The Royal train left Regina at 3 30 p. In. The goodbye was equally enthusiastic As the Welcome. As his Royal highness landed from his Carriage he asked for Sergt. Richardson v. a late of Strath font horse and spake a very few kind words to him. While the Duke we speaking the horse and rider were As steady As a Rock and the Only pm Obion Dos j being of wheat and surrounded by j Cote Vii electric lights. On each Side of the staid an Entrance and at each end were Row of wheat sheaves. The station platform was packed with people the Hope of the country the a evrol children 00c spying a prominent position in the Centre. The arrival of the first Section was greeted with loud cheering. During a Brief tap the school children lustily Sang a the Maple Leaf forever and Quot god save a the sir Wil Frid Lawler and forget who is accompanying the Royal party through the territories stepped out on their car platform and Hearty cheers were Given by the children and joined in by the crowd for sir Wilfrid governor forget and lady Minto. The train called out amid a Roar of cheers. I like la Chil labor party resents exclusion from trades Congress City Council attacked. The labor party met last evening in the second Section arrived i Trade Hall. Pres Klent Scott in open played by the Gal loot sergeant was half an hour later Ani the Duke and his handsome extended to us from some of the re molest parts of this vast territory and we cordially reciprocate their expression of regret that time does not admit of our personally visiting these districts. We Are glad to find ourselves Here in a town whose name will be forever linked with the memory of our beloved and deeply mourned Queen. We have been greatly interested in our journey through hrs boundless land Rich and Fertile in its soil great in ii possibilities of development and look Forward to the time when it May be the Home of a great prosperous and Loyal people. Contrasting the fro. Healthy and useful life which is enjoyed in this country with the narrow and alas too often unwholesome Els a thank you sir a said he when the Duke finished speaking am Rode Back to his troop. The member appeared to appreciate the act very much. His Royal highness then called Forward supt. Morris who was in charge of the escort and complemented him on j the appearance and efficiency of Tho escort. He enquired if any of these men would be present at Calgary and was informed to the contrary. A moment later All were on Board and. Duchess received a tremendous ovation. Moose jaw certainly my itself proud. Escort at Calgary. Arrangement made for the n. A. M. I in tin Picc is ious col a under honoured. Calgary sept. 27.�?the of Ibers at i unanimously an amazing Council. Quot we note a Gotal Many amusing things done by the City Council but it would Tine you to repeat them. One trait they have we must notice and i that is their extreme hurry and even i to appoint extra official at j a it Harry Cameron the Well known High a Aries the most recent being the assistant assessor. We Are of the i Man pegged has returned from a opinion the building inspector should trip to England Scotland and France be capable of filling both position having been away from the a amp a for and All information received in per the past four months. Air. Cameron forming the duties of his office should be at the command of the Council. We reports having had an excellent trip be me it a Good intelligent builder is and m an interview with a free press the Man who should have the Posi j reporter gave a very interesting de to in. Script Ion of Tho Glasgow fair which a your committee have to record their regret that the Carnegie Library visited. The Lair air. Cameron offer was accepted with so in tie con j says is Many respect is ahead of the Side Rati on by the City Council. The pan american. It is More of an in very introduction of the subject to dust rial exposition and less of the that gentleman a attention smacks of Brilliant display and has no Midway Quot pity poor Blind and a pass the hat the attendance at the fair was very j style. Surely our educators Are not Large while he was there one Day so hardened by the worship of the there being no too and another 1��>.><��?�� Golden idol which is the Bane of the people. From a financial standpoint commercial world that their Fine j As Exvell As in other ways the fair has sense of Manly Independence and jus proved a great Success. Lice is being lost. The history of a i ran across Winnipeg people these business stars is one Long de everywhere i went a said or. Cam moralizing tale of selfish ambition and Eron. A in London Edinburgh Gas just after riches. Or. Carnegie has Gow and All Over. At London i met never made proper restitution to the Han. Colin h. Campbell who was s xxx to created his wealth then there the in con be bion with the Case fore we consider he should follow the being brought before the privy Cou Rule Laid Down in Matthew 5. 23 and cd. 24 verse and then proceed to Dis Quot an old Tam Winnipeg Man i found tribute what is left and receive the located on cockspur Street near tra Revard that is due the Square. I his was or. H. G. This result Ion after some discus Mcmaken the european agent of the Aion was unanimously adopted. Great Northern railway. Or. Jalc a motion was passed involving some Micken who was known Here As next plans for railway facilities Ini Quot Ham Mcmicken some ten years ago View of the necessity for dealing with still has a lingering desire to return that the Winnipeg. George in Ken is ing the meeting made Corno remarks regarding a letter which appeared in ail the paper last we Eek stating that the Trade Council concerned itself with i the subway question also Only Trade matters and further saying t citizens meet and inaugurate a railway son who was Only a school boy when that this could not be n conc led with j a in Reid As Al so i in charge of the steam present a would inconvenience and provide ship business of the great Northern the Barracks Are hard at work. Mea amid cheers such As one hears in the i Are being daily and hourly put through West Only the train sped away. They saw the train. Brandon sept. 27.�?in spite of the Early hour at which the Royal train passed through Brandon this Mora Tenor of the thousands in our great i g about two Hundred people were a cities at Home one cannot help wish a Sembla on the station platform. Tom ing that the Prospect Here offered were More widely known and freely taken advantage of. Vav Cerely thank you for your Good wishes Tram. Their evolutions. Every thing bespeaks Hustle and activity. The Royal escort will be under the personal command of commissioner ferry with superintendents Beany and Howe to assist him. Inspectors Taylor Belcher a ram Vas a ebb go a be coming at half it begin and Cartwright will also take More past two but did no arrive until after ,. Be sin a tour. Ail the enthusiasts saw was the i it Arv la a a a and a a a 1 u 0011 in. I a m. J p. In. An ii p. M. A via 55a Ila 5>va 8ua rises to Day at 6.24, sets 18.15. Moon rises to Day at 18.16, sets 6.57. Marine news. Fort Saturn port 04�?T Fout William. William ont., sept 27.�?arrivedfrom Sandusky xvii a Coal Ady uce fru Iii Cix Eland. With Coal. Clear Alberta for Owen sound with Al Rar hut Clinson for Superior Light. Passed the Soo. A ii 11 Ste. Marie. Mich. Sept. 27.�?tp dont a Nae in rpt a Mariposa. Tenner Road. Viking. V Inland. Clyde Amboy. Paw Orion. Young. Flagg. Warriner. Mariba. Thomas a its Eola , j. B. A Tcha u. Athabasca Marina. Angeline Bra Eli. A to a. Mixtec Iron age Ashland Tarn tis. Ltd Gilbert. Madeira. Dowd Ihn Nna Waldo John Mitchell i Joeta Oliver Harvey Brown Stevens. Marengo. Vora. Houghton a Orvn alar India. A Yaeju. North wind. Ri1��?~k, in. Amana. Oscoda. Corning. Filer cities Joliet Corolla Cornell. Marsala at Sintz la a. , sept. 27.�?special staff correspondence of the free Royal train Xvi the the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall on j 24 men. These xviii be followed by seven Board arrived at d,5<j o clock. Police Spring platform wagons contain risked i and left for Regina in about Hail an a Large crowd in of two mounted policemen. Then fifty Yards further ahead xviii come one Serge to and after another interval there will be an officer and a troop of for the continuance of those blessings which have been vouchsafed to us throughout our Long and eventful preut at Ion of War medal. The presentation of the South african medals to the boy who risked j a a a a t i ing the Royal suite. After an interval their lives in defence of the Flag Fol hour aft xxx aids. A i urge c us Lulof another fifty Yards another troop Lowed the Reading of the reply of the j of�h�25 men Viu Ricc Wilh an Wincer in duk., to the address presented the gave i Ehr for the Duke and Duch Ess. The Sta Rae Quot ill another Troy by -1 Pollee. The Resolution of Congress advocating j or Tater fati litle in the near future so political action and that trades As to provide for increased traffic and unionists who App cared on the plat form of grit or tory were to be re or a. Vav. Putter m. P., gave an a g irked of Decoy ducks. Labor conquer count of his doing at the labor con All but at the present time was up grew at Brantford. He agreed that against conditions that would conquer the labor Congress were perfectly it if a strike was not declared at the within their rights in refusing the ballot Box and maintained. He said it Winnipeg labor party a Mirance to mattered not whether the labor party Congress. He thought the Congress had or its president a turned Lown so done rightly in members a a Long As the cause triumphed and he it party not to join the my or a. This a but for the those were was glad 4o know that a Resolution on acc unt of the actin of calling out messes. J. Speers. Alex Carder c. Submitted by the Dobor party to con the militia in British Columbia it p it employment agent and j. F. Gresz had been passed unanimously a Settle by Force of army Lobor dispute Campbell of the mansion House. They follows Ile agreed with those woo regret said no word to me of ret Quot iring Home. But were in Good heart Fine Spir bet Veen England and Europe. George As Well a his father remember Winnipeg with pleasant recollection. A another Winnipeg Man. Here some ten years ago in or. Dray son who was banking Here in the old Days. I also met or. D. Ciely and in London and he left for Winnipeg just before Ray departure. A at Glasgow i ran morass a group of three Winnipeg men jus starting list was not a Ling one. It was As follows a inspector Cuthbert Sergt. Smith Insp. Mood in . Corsica. Wilhelm Mervina. Galatea. Cumberland. Holden. Ocean steamships. Sept. 27. Arrived at. Lucama Queenstown. Curran Halifax. Nederland Phil Ade i Phi. La Bretagne Havre. Be i pen i a lid Liverpool. Bulgaria Hamburg. Columbia Hamburg. I 1 in Bremen new York. It it it 27. Inward. Tunisian by Mousel. Liverpool Kasai father Point Glasgow Zomba father Point. Tyne decorated with from. New York Liverpool. Antwerp. Next York Philadelphia new York. New York. New yet re Liverpool from. Lion was decorated with Flag while Many people carried Small Union Jack. The reception was a most cordial one. The second Section caught up with the first Section during the wait Here this morning. During the Stop Here sir Wilfrid Laurier spent quite a time on the station platform greeting supporters and Friend and chatting pleasantly to ail Xvi the whom he came in Contact. At Indian Brad. Indian head n. W. T., sept. 27.�? special staff correspondence of the free head a reached at ten of clock. Crowds waiting on the station platform which was with an officer in charge. Then again is a fifty Yard Gap with a troop of 28 men and two officers. After them is the inevitable interval and again two policemen and a at. Major brings up the rear guard. Col. Saunders has bean selected to go through to the Pacific coast in charge of the Royal escort. Largest review in Canada. Toronto sept. 27.�?there will be ten thousand men and sixty guns on review before the Duke of York. . Cotton quartermaster general is in j whereas the interests of labor Are the introduction of niuta in m identical the world Over we believe a he a a of car. F m imperialism and militarism As now i re a a a t Lavry coun fostered Are prejudicial to those in-1 the Quot inn Peg trades a a a it it j9�&Quot to rest s. And we especially condemn the Jujj rave information t teaching with this tendency in our trades and Public schools As l adding to class and against a lining the labor Putti racial dominance. We believe the Only True patriotism is internat Iorii. And such patriotism should to cultivate i de for the welfare of a cosmopolitan population like that of the Dominion of Czolgosz in prison. Auburn. N. Y., sept. 27.�?Czolgosz reached the Auburn state prison at 3 it was very significant that the in 0ciocjt thi3 morning. On entering the dept indent labor party of great Bra lain with which was laminated forty prison he Complete. one trades unions and seven trades Day. , con Lii Ion is Normal councils representing 4 52,000 members and seem to have fully recovered had. At its last convention passed a collapse last night. , a. .r. Are five cd for condemn pm Rulish. With its attendant Mittar men in the prison and Zolg it it a a was ism is a reversion to one of the placed in the Only vacant cell so All Wor t phase of barbarism is Minimi a. Now its in looking Forward to the a trip in be beloved Highlands. A in Edinburgh i met a Happy couple of Young Winni Eggers on their honeymoon or. Greenhalgh with his by. Junee miss Winter who were the twelfth Bridge. Or. J. F. Caldwell was in London while i was there and in fact everywhere i journeyed i met people from the a turn for the worse. Cai to social Reform and disastrous to. Constantly on guard in the room which Bede and Commerce a fruitful cause is separate from the main prison but of War destructive of Freedom fraught to guard against an attempt on Czoik King ton sept. 27�?principal Grants condition to night is unfavourable due to Lack of vitality and is causing considerable anxiety. During the afternoon he had several slight chills and a Rise in temperature with a Correa Poni two keeper Are ing decrease in strength. Canadian fail Tunnel _ Niagara fall. Sept. 27.�?the Canadice with menace to representative ins Titu go part to suicide two More guards Niagara fail Power company has Sward Totura. Ion at Home and abroad and must have. It land o just dec the City making arrangement for Theien in the destruction of democracy stantly Ait in oni of Czi a Glt it. Z eel or la a being Over half a million Doi tra >#p9rtarion Here tor 8, 100 outside j thro Congress desires most earnestly and will have a key so that any at Lars the. A Erk is to iconic a cd he militia. The review will be much the to impress upon the working class the tempt at can be Jan. I. The Tunnel will be 2,Jou feet hags Bunting and i largest in the history of Canada. Urgent need there is for combating frustrated. Long pm by 21 in diameter ;