Winnipeg Free Press

Tuesday, October 14, 1902

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 14, 1902, Winnipeg, Manitoba Morning free press Winnipeg tuesday october 14, a t ave lust a or Lvcy a shipment 01 Tho Uitos inc vory . Ii Ghon arms co St. John s sports concluded interesting events. Winnipeg Liberal association in annual Tariff policy. And Covvin by match postponed until . The St. John s Coll go sports postponed from a rid ii on dec of the rain were concluded yesterday after noon. In the school events run Oft yesterday. G. Porter made enough Points to j give him tiie championship. W. Morton. Tie College Champion. Aujli.-i1. To his Hon ors by taking first Alaee in the a Yards race. The time Devi is very creditable i fur the course. In Tiu Pule vault there was a Peculiar j result. At the Start the attempts to Clear the har were very poor. I Lerch Mer cleared u feet i inches and the j i others i ailed to the jump. Kerch i i Mer was then awarded first prize and j i anal Ronde conic ended to jump i i01. Second place. They gradually became warmed to their work and i before the tie broken Herchmer s i Mark had been passed by eight inches i Cann kept on vaulting and before he j a i the meeting of the Winni Peg Liberal association for the elec Tion of Oltie ers held last evening was Lurk a a by unanimity and enthusiasm ii a Ighut. After the minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer s to port had been read and approved president Straus asked for nominations for honorary president. The name of sir Wilfrid Laurier was the Only Une proposed and it was received with enthusiastic and prolonged applause. A request for nominations for presi Dent Vas met by Only one name be ing suggested or. D. W. Boe accepted the Soltice unanimously bestowed. The president or Andrew in leaving tiie chair took Occa Sion to thank the members of the association Tor their Hearty support Dur in . We Srill every thing to eat drink. Car or use. Prices go up to and per acre in Alberta and j Saskatchewan. Ruthy match it Beun in saturday. Slot ral of Row going to w Ith the inst Clad for the Provin Iii id i he run ta.cc.-. Wednesday Iii u i r s n v n Are u n 1 y i i of or. Xijiu i . tin it in like a sch scheduled pleased with is c a Taiulu it me 11 finished had cleared eight feet two j i in the last year. He referred to Al Sei did place with a j the speech of Hon. Or. Fitzpatrick s inches better than the j while in the City As having had an educative influence upon the members of the association. Lie hoped other opportunities would be Given of hear ing party leaders upon Public questions. He read a letter from or. A Blair expressing regret that the min ister could not accept an invitation to deliver an address before the association on his return j rom the coast. Ki.ferri-. In to the Mariji discussions or. Strang declared that the old policy of a Low Tariff is still the policy of the Liberal party and is being strictly adhered to. An election Likely to occur within the year should find the party United and ready for the fray. Or. Bole on assuming the duties of president remarked that there was no necessity of stampeding on the i Tariff question. Results have shown 1 the Laurier Tariff to be a. Complete 1 Success. Or. Bole advocated the Dos i Cussion of great pub Iii questions not Only along political lines but along commercial and educational lines As Wak i tur the dents their Inch Jii Irp of 1 foot Winner. Cann has All the ear Marks if a coming Ushii the. Lie Lias a splendid j physique. H Youmg. And with i oper training wiil undoubtedly his Mark. J the results of us events run us yester j i Day Are As t us Laws i Nile vault Hchuol-1. H. Taif. 2, x. Lindsay Best Imp. 7. 1. Vault. W. A Herchmer 2. Cann Best jump. S. 2. R Ollil championship g. I Porter j. Gannon time. If. J a . Handicap j. 1 non 2. K. Martin time. 11. Lii it Iris. Lia Nilica. W. Mor ton 2. J Giitl Hmer time Liiv i i Yards. Ii and under last i inns 2. N. Crimes time. 1-1. proxy race 1m Yards Liandi i w. cheer. For miss Gilmour Scrimes. For mme. Debauviere. Time Vii isolation race Yards 1-f 2. Anderson time. 1 2. Consolato a race. Ito Yards a Las pm 2. Murray Kiaie. La. In i Yards hurdle race j. Gannon 2, Porter Mclorg. Dead a time. 2l. . Boarders is. Day Wor. By Lav boys. Is. Resi another. Advance in the Price of can i Adlan Pacific railway lands has been made. This is the result of the enormous increase in the land sales of the company caused by the Purchase of lands by speculators. To prevent speculators purchasing lands and holding them for an Advance the com Pany Are following up their policy of discouraging this practice by advancing their to make it tin profitable for holders to allow these ands to lie Idle for a term of years. J or. Grit Lih commissioner of the c. I k. Kind department in an inter View with a reporter of the free press yesterday said j the lands of the Canadian Pacific i railway company in Northern Al j Derta and Saskatchewan As far West As the fifth Meridian have been in creased in. Price from Tifty cd Nis to one Dollar and fifty cents per acre. These lands have hitherto been St Hing ene rahy at from to per a Tricky i i hards of the Trade. And main. Than Yovor v. Re on Llinat r to the oarsmen the re is sume into Tho i Field Battery prizes the officers elected for the ensuing Are As follows honorary Wilfrid on make series i. Practice. The am i Vnker k Iton hut Lon badges awarded at Deseronto presented by major Ducharme. At a meeting of the loth Field Bat Tery held in the Battery recreation reams monday night. Major j. O. Ducharme commanding Pilicer. D the gun Syer and prize Money received from col. J. B. Donaldson Secretary d. A. A., won in the gun layer Competition of Field artillery Al do of Cito. The possible Points in this event Are 32. The qualified six j gun layers which is a j ins. The badge i a very pretty design the letter surrounded by a Wix uth laurels in Good mounted or. Mack Broadcloth a decoration much prize by the artillery boys. The Foll Wirig Are the names of the Grunt acc a Hillge winners prize Money wih Thi scores Points. Prize. 32 3.75 1m d. To. Bole. Lent South my. Isaac . Vic Centre or. Jamie Sou. Vice president North m. Chisholm. X. Mother san. W. Aio Kercher. Twenty one men to. Co nose the committee seven from each division in Winnipeg will b. Balloted for prior to the next mooting. The newly elected and of . Mckerchar t. 13. Johnston. Or. Mcarthur a. F. Martin and or. Fournier. Of , poke brio by favouring the very Fine show j expressed by the retiring and presidents. Farewell to or. Beer corp. Oswald corp. Gordon corp. Hammond Newton i Hastings i sans pm . Hudson -3 account of the tie second prize us and thin a ritually the class firing of the Field i artery association will take place on the Rifle. Range on thursday morning thank sch ing at 0 i. M. The regulation c ass Dis to Miles Fli i. And Yards Ciampi Iii ship will no de sort. Six targets having been j Kev. Or. Hennen of Plumas Man., i Nirie Between i ail of the Battery j a Yentle Nian of ability who no doubt Rutle Are re Quested to Lurn out in uniform. Re Are cordial the Manitoba pastor of lutheran Trinity Church leaving for the South. Kev. F. Pastor of the Luther an Trinity Church Corner of Henry and Fountain streets is leaving the City to take a professorship in the cohere of . Or. Bee preaches his Farewell Sermon nex Sabbath evening when his Friend acquaintances the p of Unity him god Speed. A Large gathering is expected As the reverend gentleman is very popular j and what is Winnipeg s loss is Missig in s gain. The new pastor will be a hardest of Good things thanksgiving dinner for the acre. The increase is from to pickles Crapse rack we s Pointz used Heintz. To Elk. Per pint oiling Al s mix 3t.e capt. Whin of Large capt. A Lite Small Ivic h. B. Co. Assacl to soups Franco american per acre. The per acre tract May generally described As All that por Tion of the territories mentioned which lie North of the North Saskatchewan and Battle Rivers As far West As the Point of Junction the Battle River j with the line Between townships 41 and 47 thence Westerly following the northerly limit of township 41 As far West As the Westerly Boundary of Range 19 West of the fourth Meridian northerly along the said West Erly limit of Range a to the North Erly limit of the company s i this continued or. Gril Fin has been found necessary to pre vent All the choicest lauds in the Ter Eltory falling into the hands of speculators who have be on buying in and Vance of settlement for the purpose of reselling at largely increased Turtle Green , a turtli1. Clear l s Terrapin 2s 1.00 Crosse Black Dueks assorted 1 in. Tins 35c Libby Mcneil Libby s assorted is 30c Assor Teil. Is Lac Armour s White Label assorted 2s 20o the wonderful Harvest of Good that the grocery Section of these stores have gathered from All Corners of Tho lob brings an unusual variety of the choicest delicacies for the thanksgiving dinner. This partial list will give you an idea of the attractive prices which v prevail a Point that has brought our grocery department into such favour with prudent hams Armour s Star per in s gift b Premier. Plain. Cambridge sausage. Cranberries per in. Plum puddings Gordon and Dilworth. 1 in. Gordon and Dilworth 2 b. 1111 Gordon and Dilworth 3 in tin.51.10 Christie s 1-lb. Tin 2.1c too 170 .113 vegetables French peas Fine.2ne Canadian peas Canadian tomatoes.15o mushrooms 1st Choice tin Macedonia mixed.30c .15c Christie s 2-lb. Tin sauces nuts . Almonds per in Valencia do. Jordan do. Walnuts. Bruzil. He nth Pepper sauce Lio Tulp. C.-.1 and Perrin s w. H u co. Go Ili Intz Chili Heintz Tomato oysters selects per quart .05 3 cheese English Stilton. Imperial Large jars. Do. Medium. Do Small. Manitoba cheese. Pc __50c Loc .15o 40o in. Me me .300 lie Fine damask table cloths and a napkins the Sale of might As Well have that new dinner set for the thanksgiving dinner while such Price of _ port unities As prevail. Viany or the most True econ nov is not so Ucli in pay inc tiie f r i Hanl some sets of the season Are among huf in the smallest once Lisgar election trial continued from Page one smallest Price but in paying the smallest Price and getting the Best merchandise. Here s value giving in the Linen store to Day that is worthy of your consideration. The lot. This list of a few Ammes of in Irav. The final h or Thi match a can be i . Yoji l h Dakota. Of football n univ Rosity i Tanir Lonc College manner. To n in Envor of t at s Minnesota boys quit. If in ii and tin re is the r set. I of the s in. Any Guntru in to it an the action any Xiuhe. A Happy Harvest Home la much salts faction. Tiie Church is now self sup ind Tho congregation is in a. Condition. Dinner and concert at Mcdougall me Morial Church. Even the standing capacity of Mcdoucall Church was taxed to its utmost limit last evening on the occasion of the annual thanksgiving dinner concert. The ladies of the Church had provided obituary. The funeral of miss Isabello took sunday afternoon at 3 o clock lust. Mary s , and from there to St. Mary s cemetery. At the ser exc Eisent i vice. Miss Madge gave a very t to Smeal of some Sweet spread and the. Throng that did jus the pall bearers Reat that were co. Coyle. Harry Brown i1. Snit ii. T. Naglic. J. I laymen. Aid on the an Tice to their efforts was so i a c a u lie White Init a few Selly recovered. Cans and was his Chor Iii Izier. Effort at a concert programme. Me is to be warmly con i Tula cd or. His Success. His artists Wen Well chosen ail of them according to Promise everyone was on time and All freely for the Good of his i Alderman Cockburn the it Ini Hii self with i land lit in up i in r jaw through i of r solid the bout. Church. Introducing Rimer Cross Maud. Era aiir1 Kilgour. Spray or. And mrs. . Carro i. In. A Raine Siray mrs. And ill s. Arthur Shreier. Spray mrs. miss Mair Jiray or. mrs. T. C Anu i. Or. And mrs. Werc a. Spray mrs. Jeffard. Spray ani.1 mis. H. A. .joilnator.e. Spray mis. And miss Buchanan Spray. Or. And mrs. I laymen. Spray miss that she s a divorced woman and that she s had two or three . I la do More than that i la swear she s a j then followed some argument about i or. Howell s affidavits which largely consisted of copies of letters received by him and a report of an interview or. E. L. Howell had with Emma. Peverett in which she stated what j or. Tichardson and his friends had i promised her for her evidence. J a woman s veracity. J i deem it essential my said j or. Wilson i have the time to prepare affidavits to meet those of i or. Why do you need time for i retorted or. Howell. I m prepared to admit that the woman is l general liar. What morn do you will you that the statements in these affidavits regarding or. Rich Ardson and or. Andrews Are in True asked Wilson. Will you admit that the state ments in these affidavits regarding myself Are returnee. Or. Howell. I Don t believe the state ments have any foundation fact. I Don t believe that or. Richardson would pay this woman Soo for her evidence nor did i believe that any member of the profession would up Jilin me with any such acts As the one these or. Vim Sun referred to paragraph is of mrs. Peverett s affidavit and or Howell at once Drew up a counter affidavit denying everything contained therein. Affidavits had been hurling in to the court fur Over an hour when or. Wilson arose to read the state ments of r. L. Richardson. A. J. An Drews Jas. Scott j. G. Evans d. R. Woods j. Ernest Woods and j. R. Haney. This was followed by the Reading of a lengthy affidavit and supporting letters by or. Howell one from w. N. Ingram. The affidavits from the opposing sides were very conflicting and served mainly to show that mrs. Peverett had been try ing to sell her evidence or her silence to the highest bidder. The affidavits were directly contradictory in Many important respects. A. J. Andrews affidavit was practically a repetition of r. A. Richardson s. Those of Evans Scott the two Woods and Haney re lated largely to the attempted service of the order of the court compelling Peverett s presence at the trial. Richardson affidavit. The following is a summary of the chief Points in the Iii Davit Richardson swore he met mrs. Peverett in Winnipeg during the latter part of May when she stated that she had important in Torma Jou to give re Garding Corrus t practices in the elec Tion. She was a teacher will table cloths table cloths Louis Xiv cloths All ready for use. Extra Quality and varieties at these prices size yds., to. Specially Fine double unmask. -vx3 yes. Special values at . extra superfine made in the Foh three . Value for the Money 1-Xu, i a dinner napkins to match 37.50 per doa. 97 piece sets 113 piece sets u6 piece sets 116 piece sets in Dainty Pink Rosebud decorations with Gold lines on Hallm and edges. Regular a co was is of a handsome dinner set with Dainty Green Floral Borders Wilh lines of Price was . 50. K of a Inglish with Green decorations and Gold lines on sedires and handles. Price ?2a.5-j. Now he Slish Semi porcelain in Rich Blue decorations ill Liiri Kaleil Wilh Gold. Price ?23.00. Now 319.so ittle Havana cigars. A pleasant smoke in each one. Sold in packages o at All tobacco stores. F ten produced in court. Davis a ref. Her after the it the mouse to moot her in p. she did Somerset woman. Or. Andrews had stated to him that there was z. Woman at Somerset who knew of corrupt prac general Superior Inanna s of times and that he had ascertained from clip or manna Obj d to pains the other sources that a certain . Lev cd Ira she i id to expose Davis l Erett was the parly named and that it in come lion with the election was to ascertain the foundation for or. She Paul on that occasion. Andrews statements that lie Davis wanted her to skip out of the an interview Wini mrs Peverett. .1 hat country. Richardson met her subsequently in Winnipeg in company with a. J. An Drews on sept. 10 at the Brunswick Hou a site was in bad health and he had Beer consulting or. Blanchard or ii m Howell had recommended to irm us a that sly had Rome Tho Civ at the request of or. How is i Lier w for expenses k. I. Kowell had called on veins arranged his . They that 3 the previous Howell Al on ii of. Lie want s to d to a the front part of s i h win ill he to it or a Luwill Ieula to sign i n1 the Hall. Somerset separate d from the i Liberal committee room by a Hoard partition. Two or three weeks before the election she met t. O. Davis. Or. I Bureau and or. Atni who hired her Nesea her in a ctn est he wrote her iconic time in August Send ing her 55, and asking her to Como to Winnipeg. She came to the . Her f husband came and saw him stating that his wit was ill and Thea or. Howell recommended or. Blanchard or or. Chown understanding that tile treat ment needed was surgical. She came a i second time to or. Howell and stated mat she was subpoenaed but on account of certain affairs in her life she did not to give evidence. pro j to cd that or. Stewart s political friends should Advance her Money to visit Phila j i Delphta and to treated by. A specialist. I sin was told that this would not be j entertained. She then stated that or. I Richardson or. Andrews had each j offered her s500 if she would Evl i r Ami and received mull for the to upset the election. J did not now pm conto its. In Howell states i advised her to this us wealthier. Too warm for a heavy too Cool for no right for a top coat. Half a. Glance at our styles will give you the idea that Good Coats must be made to measure. Every tailoring idea As it should be for men who want Cor rect garments. 1.50420. Want to see them White Manahan cd end Obi. 137 Aube it St the at the. Pre Hrick. A in funds. Mim a Liand and chorus by choir is Quartetti where will inf and a Srp. Mor Liddell lightly and Bri Mrna comb recitation a Inez j Thompson encore How Pai vats song. The child Ren s or. Thos. Ryan Jun the you Gan Stockholm. St. Lawrence county x. A. J on tuesday for interment. I a iced e. I Haugan. Of the International 1 land company died the general h05 i pita sunday aged m years. Decease i de has been in the City about a year. Here from North Dakota. He member of a Large number of Vun a Rush a polarity from Start to finish. U u a i the was. no Cigar smoker that Rich. Sweet Geo. L Bryan co. Winnipeg or. Song his a fune1.Al of John Block of All a. Inst v h. C. Hartland Cihir Avouac took place sunday afternoon run racer sketch. How a dutchman it p. A. From Clark pros. Hughes to Hen air Brimacomb. And in Ebenezer Church. Alexander set a Lien i encore a Here services was conducted told How the Rev. Or. Tweeze. Which or. dutchman caught literally brought Down the House 1 he amusing duet. Master and Pup 1, by Mabel v. Thompson and or. W. Brought a most Success Ful evening to a close. Just before the National Anthem the chairman announce that the receipts from sunday collections and the con Cert and Burns under Straw. Ont. Oct. Wife of or. Avenue by the the pallbearers were i near f of deceased. The remains i were Laid to rest in Brookside cemetery. I or. And mrs. S. Jean of St. Boniface mourn the loss of their youngest Daugh Ter far Puri the aged months and 4 Days. The Fune Al took place Yea term he afternoon at 4.3 irom their family residence to St. Boniface cemetery. Mrs add Laid Wagner widow of the 1 i the or Gurr. Dominion Lin i survivor lied at her residence. 431 mag Avenue yesterday afternoon aged Ith it under her Pillow that night and resumed it to Davis the next Lay. On the Day previous to the of location Davis produced a Brace and bit and pro posed to bore a through the partition separating her bedroom from i the place used As a polling room to View voters marking ballots. Davis and Ami discovered a knot Hole in the on seat 20 Richardson and Andrews a sin saw mrs pc Erelt at the Brun Swick. She snid hint had sent Macronald to Lier Home and had paid her f of for the on vis looters again on oct. 5. Uicon Ason Andrews met her 10 arrange for her 10 a to Manitou to the trial on the following tuesday. She stated that her would not Hoel exp the court then o clock to Morrow. Adjourned till ten Brantford Man suicides. Toronto partition. Per if it. Animation at this answered the same purpose. Through this knot Hole she sited at this saw Davis Bureau and Ami watching How voters marked their a idiots. She wrote subsequently to the election to and Bureau who were in Ottawa about her father s claim against the c. N. R. Winnipeg meeting. David Wood of Somerset gave Rich Ardson letters purporting to he from rur Epi Davis promising to into the matter. Photographs of these were a izing pains of rheumatism. Minden. failing o three Miles killed this Straw stack. Pertha. And Nep Nus Home for consumptive. Toronto oct. A citizen who wishes name the erection h withheld has Given for. In or near Toronto of a to softail for advanced cases of consumption the National sanitarium association must find a suitable site. J. L. Ennis found dead supposed to be insane. Oct. Body Oil a Young Man was found in a ilium Ner House in Queen s Park shortly after non to Day with an empty carbolic add bottle be Side him. The remains were identified Forn As those of j. L. Emus. Sherridan Street. Brantford. By Means of two letters in n Ichardson the coat pocket one to a person finding or s absence from Tho trial tie and another to a lady was caused by representations threads. In explaining cause of j his suicide. Both letters were written i ing Oil behalf of the respond on Black bordered paper. Ennis i Andrews affidavit. Undoubtedly insane. Presented to Roosevelt. I Davit is ;