Sherbrooke daily record, 11 mai 1904, mercredi 11 mai 1904

[" = \u2014 - HERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, I AT PORT ARTHUR [Russians May be Destroying Ships and Defences Preparator oo ~ Giving Up Place.{ ussiax COMMUNICATION OPEN.» ty !| \u201cTrain From North Reached Stronghold To-Day\u2014 Ru- Ls lity to pur.arison with.dur husinesy course of asset in our > to attraët: ~ Prices, with two front, tucks ks _ down pe 0 pots, wide - \u2014 h two rows .Suits Wn, 6s The juble- -ollar, Lord Dundonald Explains the Proposed New Estab- lishment\u2014To Change System in Schools of Instruc- - ion.There is a similar course of training \u2018 for non-commissioned officers, divided liïto three classes.The first classes may of instruction, the last must be held at the central camp.| | This plan , for the educatipn of ôfficers has been_ ap: proved by vou and will be carried into effect as soon as=possible.\u201cI look to very good results from \u2018this change of system, but as a\u2019further means to the desired end I would strongly\u201d urge a reconsideration.of the scale of allowances to officers and non-commissioned officers - attending schools ot instruction.\u201d : A\u201d CENTRAL - CAMP.-Lord Dundonald onte more emphasizes the importance of u central camp at which the best men of every in Canada will be the instractors, the camp To be attended by the permanent corps, the instructional staff of militia and the proportion of the officers and non-commissioted officers of every The district camps, he thinks, tonded \u201chy the .peace establishment of every unit.He favors giving city corps more opportunities for training - \"HIGHER COMMANDS.\u2019 The General advocates .the * establishment of h gher commands by the He recommends that there be five auch commands, designated first class\u201d com.mands, and that the troops composirig them he drawn from the following Areas.(a) Maritime \u201cProvinces, the present districts §, 9; and 12, (b) Quebee, including the present digtriet 5, 6, And 7.te* Eastern Ontürio, including he \u201c wesent districts 3 and 4.\u201c(d) Western Ontario, including - the present\u201d districts 1 and 2 (e) The Northwest, present districts 10 and 1.Carriage Hardware Factory was com- | Vants Octave Mercier, who was arrested for | rested yesterday for the same offence.1 hailiig from the\u201d State of New York,\" | small window.1 the building was destroyed.were |- ÎTHE THIBETANS ATTEMPT SURPRISE.Mission Had a Narrow Escape.| Ln NATIVES STIL.I.HOPE To _EXTIN.- GUISIT THE BRITISH FORCE, Thibet, .May 11.\u2014The attempted surprise on the morning of the 5th, is most dramatic.The Thihetans actually gained the walls of the compounds.Their shouting betrayed their intention just in time for the defenders to take Gy angtse, story of -the inside would.have followed.The sick men in the hospital insisted on joining the fight and the mission ser were valuable, both in defence of the walls \u2018und the subsequent chase of the enemy.Co THIBEŸANS OBJECT., There has been no tyme vet for the receipt of orders from Brigadior Gen eral MacDonald, now at Chumbi, Teast nine days distant, The hi betians apparently never act wn small parties, so that despatch riders are yet able to travel backwards and for wards.Col.Branders\u2019 victory at Ka: rola will probably have a great of fect, but it is clear that the Thibet- ans contemplated a combined \u2018effort te extinguish the mission for whom, however, not the slightest anxiety felt in England.RESCUED AFTER \u2018SIXTY HOURS.ALL THAT TIME CHAD HELD HEADS ABOVE WATER, | New York, May Il.have been taken alive thie ruins of the Universal Storage Warehouse, which was burned last Friday night.They were in the base- mint, which contained nearly six feet of water, and apparently had saved themselves from death by holding their heads above the flood and near a The horses were found patrolman sixty: hours after need be by a fire Iv procured pails filled with oats and clamberad down to theirs rescue.A runway Was soon made and the harses were led ont thrangh à wintlow, to the great jov of alarge crowd which had gathered.- 7 cop WEATHER PROBABILITIES.Forecast for the next 21 hours, is- an- in filling thir sued by: the Meteorological Bureyu : A few scattered showers, hut the most part fuir and cooler.for two be held at local schools - arm.including \u201cincluding the _ their positions, otherwise no doubt large numbers fa the enemy - would have surmounted the defences and un indiscriminate slaughter of those TWO.HORSES | \u2014 Two_ horaes : from beneath He quick-_ re Tm and in the most reliable hands.W.5.DRESSER & (0 \u2018BOSTON.& MAINE Johnsbury 1,00 p.u., P-NiG HT EXVR £48.Leaves \u2018Boston 8.30 p.1u,, mortes à a - George ; ation of mm.\u2014\u2014 ~ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD).\u2014 ve, a | METHODIST gr onto LP ps DISTRIOT MEETINGS.| a | MENT À WEEK Conflagration Just one more proof that you want in - solid Companies, your insurance You get both with ue, and .lowest rates possible.Insurance, 29 Strathcona Square.We Want .ten to realize how much time, trouble \u201cand annoyance is saved them by sending us their washing.We don your week's washing for FIF t Y CENTS.We' wash and dry for 34 cents per pound.We wash, dry, starch and iron at a rate of 20 cents per dozen, and upwards.LOTHROP'S LAUNDRY | \u201cAND STEAM DYE WORKS | 6 Water Street, - - - Sherbrook | ss ÇENTR aL dat AL WINTER TIME TABLE.Im Effect Jan, 4th, 1904, LEAVING SHERBROOKE BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS | | weave Sherbrooke 7.30 a.r., (dull y caca Sun ~ day) arrive Levis 1.10 p.m., arrive .ma.Pullman Car Springhold lobes.= Ihman Car Boston to 8 harbrook ke Sana with Pullman Car from Springfield for Queba - Note\u2014Pullinan car leaving Springfield ©: Baturday docs not run beyond Newpart 0 Sunday y org ng: ACCOMMODATION.Leave 8h / pu, geri 9 Loris 7,00 à a.Li, azrive Qu xt y excapt Sunday.aise don uoo Lee trainé on the Megantte Btvi ARRIVING AT SHERBROOKE: - \"BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS dave Quebec 2.30 p.m, (da lly except Sunday ve Levis 3.00 arrive Sherbrooke retold on | ma.Pullman ar uebec to Springfiel _ mectiug at Sherbrooke \u2018with Pullman caz 5 onto: Note\u2014 Pullman ar leaving Sat wday.counecls at * Springhielé w na Parier arriving New York 45 p.m., ins \u201cLAU FH tears.9 cames m., leave Levis 7.00 p.m.arrive ¢ 44 a.m.Dally, except Saturday.+ |.Aime connecting trains on Mogantio Divisign or time taliles, tickets and all mA to C'ORUND the company\u201d 8 fe i ~ @enl, Manages.: Hm Cleanses and presérves the teeth, Lardens the gums, sweetens tire bresth.Covernton's Prices £5 cts, 50 «ta.$ ; ¥arBale by.oll Dy Be sure: that you pono ese D.WATSON & co.Agents 444 St.Paul St, Montrerl.WINTER ARRANCKMENT IN EFFECT OCT.12, 1003.Frains run daily except Sunda ays, except whu- otherwise note - TRAINS LEAVE SHERBROOKE MAIL.5.00a.m., tor St.Johusbury, Concord.N H.Nashua, Worcester, Boston, pringhela.ew York.- MIXED.Leaves Sherbrooke 10,00 s.m., ves Newport, 12.10, connecting with trafn fo N IGHT EXPIESS.Daily 9.15 for Cou bond.N.1 Worcester ve Bn! Rive.Jet., Springfield, New one von .TRAINS ARRPVE AT SBERBROOKN.EXPRESS.Leaves ton 10.00 a.an., sn.ving Sherbrooke 8.2 Concord 10.35 Ry m., New York 4.00 p.m., Spring field 8.15-p.1ñ,, St.Johnebury 3.08 a.m., aariving Sherbrooke 7 hy a.tu.except Sunday, ACCOMMODATION, nve Concord, N.H,; © 5.55 aan), via Plymouth, 1553 Johnsbury 10.45 a : m., arriving.Newport 53 pl, comecting with ne Rome at L.00 p.1u., ar- Sherbrooke : : riving She bp, FLANDERS Gon 1.Poss.and Tioket Amont ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.A GOVERNOR, APPOINTED FOR THG AMERTCAN ZONE.Washington, May bo, \u2014 Genera W.Davis, the army the Isthmian canal commission, appointed governor of the \u201cAmerican zone, of the Isthnus, Until the \u201cexpir the fifty eighth congress the Isthminn commissfon will exercise Teg is ishative authority over the American strip_ Governor Davis is given au thority to appoint oné Judge and the commission to\u201d choose another, iff a second is necessary, \u2014. \u2014-\u2014- ~\u2014\u2014\u2014 - - | CANTLEBAR, - Maë V1, - Miss Sarah Adams is mot gaining very vue h in health, Mr.Chas, Boyd died on Satarday, May Tih, at his home iu Nicolet Falls.The foneral tok plave Monday.Ser vice at - the douse was conducted hy Rev.Mr, Nelson, pastor of the Ad- \u201cvent Chapel, Danvitle, The remains Sere taken to Manchester, NH, on the afternoon train for interment,\u201d ae- companied by his wife and her bro- there \u201cMe.Led, Fowler, The family hye Hie sympathy of all who: know them, Mr, George Snaden ix stopping with boa daughter Hess, __ during her ill husband's Miss Dfra Gullop has heen taken to f in Montreal for treat- the drospital ment.CHURCH SERVICES, J wension: Day, Thursday, < Gorge\u2019 = \u20ac burch, 0 40, morning.SO \u2018Cianmunion.I\u2019 rayer Eve Hisongr at Christ Church, Brompton,\u201d o'clock.7.50.at \u201cQue i Carbolic Tooth Wash | 1 hence our success.: space for the store\u2019 member off May 12th, | W indsor M ills, i and Holy TAKE PL ACE AT SAWYERVITLE AND BE KBE PLAIN.church for Quebec district will be held at Sawyerville Wednesday and Thus.day, May 18th and: 14h.s lg.The - ministerial meeting opens\u2019 ao a.m.Wednesday and the business meeting at 9.30 Thursday.Tuesday, evening, May 17th, \u2018will be \u2018a social gathering in Lhureli, * at which Rev.Mr.Potts give an illustrated dec ture on Wesley.Wednesday evening there will be an: there the will Epworth league and Sunday schoal, public generally are invited.ST ANSTEAD DISTRICT.The annual meéting for Stanstead | district will-be held at Beebe Plain.on, Wednesday and Thursday of next week.arranged.\u2014#- \u201c \u2019 .\u201cCOATICOOK - Mav 11.sion Day, divine service will be in St.Stephen's Church at 10.30 a.au.The Holy Communion will be celebrated, \u2019 Co Mr.Henry Lovell, \u2018 M.P., Monday for Ottawa to take his seat in Parliament.7 Mrs.C.L< Frost, of Berlin, N.f., arrived in town this week, and will bethe guest! of her daughter, Mis.B, J.Sith for the summer, W.Clowry - had a fine C'oolie do Killed d op Monday by the G.T.R.express.A.boy-enticed the dog on the track the dog tried to reach, \u2019 Pt | + ; The Right Rev.Dr.Carmichael, | Bishop of Montreal, and Mrs.michael, arrived in town last evening \u2018and ave guests at \u2018the Magog House.\u2014 To- \u201cmorrow; \u201cBeing Abcen-.Jeft « on\u2019 BIRTHS, MARRY AGS AND DEATHS.i.dotices of rths, marrluges and omits must In.vartabi endorsed with the- name and sd - dress of the sender, ct othetwise ne, notices bé taken ov them.Tbe addition al \u2018POSEY.ober announcements is sed pr\u201d rm \u2014 ssn rv at: ten 5 = = er - DEATHS, DAMON-\u2014At Coaticook, Que, A Cay Ath, Joseph Joseph Damon, aged - 30 years and + months., 136-138 Wellington Bre closes TINS 1S A MONEY.SAVING STO | of this business it has been our ctas erchandise.\u201cPhe This, season we w the grandest money saving chances- in daily news.\u201d grades : of reliable NEW Vv ILINGS those you will find F here: Can*t' get .any that will cost so little.reasons both, buying here, Strong for VEILING\u2014 25e, 30e, 35e and 40c yd 30c, 35c ahd 40c yd.NEW WHITE VEIANG\u2014 25¢, 20c,5 35¢ yd.MOURNING VEILING\u2014 35c, 40e and B0e yd.Wet Weather Goods ! her This is : juat * the Q « Weather: to \u2018have à A Waterproof and \"re- -linble umbrelly handy 2 {7 td} A , to cope with: the.14 4 spring showers.\u201cYou 2.can get the reliably > kinds here.| LADIES\u2019 WATERPROOF RAGLANS.Made of the genuine \u201cRipley\u201d?-Wa- terproof.Crav enette, in \u2018full or three- quarter feng ths.all box back, new sleeve \u201cand cuff, in rich- iron greys and drabs, bust sizes from 32 to 42, ani lengths from 52 to 60 ins.Prices-$5.75, $6.2 25, $8.75, Ss.50 #10.00- and thee: \u201cus din or shine wraps.UMBRELLAS.£7.50, Raglans her Ve 81,75 up.; THE NAZARETH WAIST Ct IS KNITTED.oC Button it in Back for girls the Fits vi- ; in front for boys.equally -well in ther instance.And never hinds the Body.Elastie and , ventilating.\u201cit is the most healthial Ni littles underwaist to \u201cput-on children.Sizes 4 - to.A1 years, 85c each.\\ ; + \u2019 - 7 / Lt ER The annual meeting of the Methodist | John.oO rally. © Warm Spell.A\u2014\u2014 A superb collection of exclusive Shirt Waists and Shirt Waists Suits, in all the newest \u2018Tabrics and latest designs.1° : The styles are distinetive and exclusive and many lines we will not be able to duplicate this season.You are invited to inspect them any day, but \u2018the sooner\u2014the larger \u2018variety to choose from, All thé above goods now on show in.our Shirt and Waist De- | BE .Wide Belts are\u2019in great de- \u2018mand.Weare showing all the blue, green, fawn and red.Leather Belts with gilt, nickel Ladies\u2019 Hand Bags ! - Au the Latést Novelties ! ! | \u201cPeggy from Paris\u201d Hand Bag, The Automobile Bag, - Wrist Bag, | The Carriage Bag, .The Flat Iren or Skirt Bag, and Chatelaine Bags .~~ - v | In all sizes and colors.Prices from 28c.to $10 each.\u2018 T Blouse Sets ! \u2018 A.C.SKINNER LTS! newest Novelties in black, white, = Considerable iy and Knowledge of Tobacco .No.!.\u2014Ladiea\u2019 size, good 7 jewel'| required te secure uniformit $= | American \u2018movement, gold jhrutid.l'uiformity is ony oo a filled hunting case, warranted merits of our Flake Ct Cool > for 25.years, ing is another, Packed in hs - No.2.\u2014 The same movement in |Caus.each containing |.Dn open face, gentleman's small spon.\u201clie per lu, SA a, \"ng size case; warranted for 20] PEUR ears.No.3.DA jewel medium size, Wal.A, E.KINREAD & co.Wholesale and Rotail Tob (113 Wellington: St, We Are Receiving this week another lot Of those _ small size Mason & Risch Up.- right Pianos in golden wg), nut aud mahogany cages, - These \u2018are the -néw étylés % much in demand this season and are splendid instruments in every way.We should by.lad to have you see them, or Jot us send you a descriptive circular, along with prices and terms of payment.About 75\" new.Upright Pianos to choose from: ds -week.H.C.Wilson 6 Son SH ERBROOKE acconist, oe iin L CG BACHAND, M.D, SPECIALIST, 500 190 has had full charge & We , Nose and Throat Lepar loparinace a ke Sacred-Heart Hospital | Hours of Consultation.At | to 10 an.ove every day except firey Hai 0 ry La a nu Goatiok faa CODERE SONS 800, +.WHOLESALE AND.RETALL Ÿ JARD\\ ARE, TINWARE \\ .AN] 161 Wollington dro DYNAMOS _ REPAIRED If you have \u2018anything, witong \u2018 - any of your elec trical.apparatus | Jet us know.+ We can fix it up for von, That's our business.Re- winding a specialty.- ELECTRICAL R- 8 $.0.Bell Tel, 435.-= Belt | Buokles! ' Ft lérge Sky Et desigiib, \u201cin cit, Pearl, Gui Metal, \u2018Steel, Sterling Sil ver r and.Black.Co.LA A BAY LEY TT SCOTSTOWN | May 11.\u2014 Miss C- Black is concis in Whitton.Mr.Sam Hdbson, who has béen England \u2018for the last ten veurs, returned here to live.Co Miss\\ A.EE.MacKenzie is teaching in Vietorià, : Miss Margaret Sherman has been engaged to teuch the.Canterbury school.Dr.Moonuey has been called to Ju Verness by the illness of his brother.+ FITCH BAY, 11.\u2014 The Maple\u2018 Leaf x - May of Fitch Bay, composed mostly of lit- playing |at school.CNP & -; ! in fias Socle ty FEA Cyl 13.King Buby Relguthi «T5 § BABYS OWN SOAP _ Pure, Fragrant, Clcansing | ao.A safe Soap for a.TENDER Skin A guud Sgap for ANY Shin peg 1 Albert Tollet 8osp Co., Mirs.MONTREAL.| There is no other just as good.J You can try it.FREE es \u201cÀ .Rvery mother who re 1 on a post card will receive à Jr free mater for eight?meals\u2014of Nestlé s Food| 4 proposition.\u20ac ; i = SHE - MONE and hig allowed - {a comp principe: sired.DEPOSI without to ho pF \u201cOffice, | and all return, SIN Going Returr \"0.! Or to F IF =T\" \"you wis will do is oollec Pacific Mu thur, one oy BIN VICT tle children, gave a\u2019 very enjogable\u201d (Ecmino, MILES 6 Coun - concert in Mr.Clifford's hall bast : MONTREAL.Thursday night, ; The chief part* afi + the programme was the play of Moth aoe ~ er Goose \u201cand Her Children, Mother\u201d ERNE abs JO START Goose reciting varions nursery rh UE ARST Pl.ANNING - mes while her\u2019 children ac ted parts in] NEWSPAPER IN BRITISH keeping with them.« The rest of tu col.UMBIA.programme consisted of recitations hy | - is an the children and a dialogue.The con fe yin i Co May 16 \" Ps 1 cert closed with a candy sale aud- pouneement her that Mr.i ilway, games.The procéeds were for tiv Hifi.of the Great None nd Adve, Chitdren\u2019s Cot Fund of the Shere and William Randolph Hears atin {brooke Protestant Hospital.The man rp.jor the Memocr atic.non + \u2019 R ner in which \u2018the children carried PU fer chu United States presi wr 1 cents their parts reflected great \u2018credit on tai a fiat class moruiné Hy date à Can themselves and also on \u201cMrs.F.G Pras fn Vietorts at wi ve tending \u2018Vial.who had arranged for the con=at yf HHH is vers desirons © sins to as | and trained the little ones for their\\ Lio railway and aniship 2 (olupy ng parte, This™is ths second concerte 4 ageouver Is Jand and Br to oF Answer: the children of this society have 7 bia nnd Mr.Hearst has plat \u201calong a en, for this pirpose.ad h +2 - - \" WATERVILLE., May 11.\u2014 The Waterville Cricket Club would like to arrange .s match with some neighboring club to be pluyed_at Waterville on May 24th, R.Heath, Waterville, is secretary._ Mr.- 8.Gilson has broken ground for his new honse.- Mr.A.Chamberlam his new house started.Mr.A.7B.Little has a house nearly completed, and is going to build two We hope others may do like- us tenaments ate very scarce, Mr.John House and familv are moving into, the village, and will oe- enpy the house they recently built.has.also, got more.recently vacated hy Mr.John \u2018House.Mr.Willian\u201d Somerville has moved into the new Town Hall tenement.- The open-air concert given hy the Tuesday night, was exceedingly good, and - elicited hearty applause from the people.: who honses\u2019 and pro- nenaded the R{reet to listen to the music, The Waterville \u2018Band has been.doing] oxectirnt work lately, under the baton of Mr.Tureott, and is an im- stitution of which one citizens \u2014 aïe justly proud, A subscription list has been «tarted for the purpose of build ing a much-needed band stand, which, it is hoped, will be finished and reaily for for the annual Victoria Day.Surely: the Band is \u2018a use worthy | western dairy, 13e ; large number of the very best people of our townships have interviewed me.\u2018and have told.me [that they = were \u2018ready and willing\u201d to give me thair moral as well as their financial .HE port.The latter seems.to he \u201cthe most essential now-a-days.\u2018To return to the:whispering business.I will say that it will be allowed at all times except during service.I do not wish to try to establish nonsensi:al and arbitrary Fules, \u201cWhile carrying on the.reformation [ am about- to begin, I trust that outsiders as well as the people of Dudswell will donate freely to assist the.Spirit in car: rving on its noble! enterprise, the lifting up of mankind to a higher | plane through appealing to their hotter natures through the power of com- \u2018mon sense,\u201d charity and humanity,\u201d su- : perstition and bigotry will find no, seat in my church at Dudswell - Junction.OF THE PEAK.1904._ SPIRI Dudswell Junction, May 10, i \u2014 MONTRE ARK ETS.AL am Méy 1.EGGS\u2014New aid, Idc to be.ARK BUTTER\u2014New made, 15% to 16c; tolls, 12e to 13.CHEESE: Ontario fall made, & to 9:7 new fodder, Ulc to 7e Quebec, \u2018fodder, 6c.£0 : ASHES\u2014Firsts, $4.10; pearl, $7 to $7.50 per \u2018100 lbs.to HONEY\u2014-White * clover; tion; [in 10 Ib.tins, 70 pound tins, 7c to Tic; le less.* ° MAPLE SYRUP\u2014Per wine -15e per sec- T}e to 8c; in buckwheat, gallon, 50c to\u2019 55c in tins j 5¢ per lb.in wood ; sugar 8c.0° Co MAPLE SUGAR=7}e to 8c.HAY\u2014No.1, #10: 50 to oe 50: No.9 89.50 to $l0 :,clover, $7.50 to 8X: b lover mixed, $3 % to $9 por ton-in car lots.: -POTATOES\u201490c pen bag in car lots.LIVE STOCK\u2014About 600 head of butchérs\u2019 cattle, 30 mileh cows, 300 calves and 90 sheep and lambs wore the East | End offered for sale at Abattoir- yesterday.| Trade was fuir but prices of .cattle are without |.material change.Prime beeves sold at from 44e to near 5e per Ib.:- \u2018pretty good caftle, He to 4}e do.: large fat cows, 4c to dfec do.and \u2018the.common stock at 25e to 3) Jel per lh.Several large bjills were cold at from 3lc to 4e per lb.Mileh cows sold -at from $30 to 860 each.Calves sold at from $2 to $6 each.Sheep sold at from 3e to 4%c per Ib.lamhs sold at from 82.50 to *5 cavh- Good-lot of fat hogs.sold at \u2018about 5}c per lb.+ + HOPE FOR ENTOMBED MINERS .GIVEN UP.Shamokin, Pa., May 11.\u2014All hope who were imprisoned he _ burning Ln- been abandoned.be flooded-to for.the five men on Thursday last in cust Gap mine has and the mine will now one, and deserving of Tiberal Li a pt LE 5 NE ; ier md patron SAE Te ; extinguished the, fla es.| fi the power of big ted religion what they claim to be religion is not } 80 supreine.Yes, I am more than \u201cAs the prospects séem to stand te; day I have stro g hopes of doing hearers believe that my church has an [\u201d to trace its descent farther back than | | PRIUMPIE 1 the schooner 8 Cbg LN a : Yo mb kxbivens : : 17ME GOYERNORGENERAL Af AF wid 5 ! | ar : nish, Se: ours and half-bours on gong.À reliable -and durable time pioce at a moderate price.ht, T0:inches ; ; dal 37 es; 5 inch 8 Sent ro to any address An Canada upon receipt of _ \u2018price, with-the retusn privil- ee if unsatisfaetory.\"Our large Catalogue showing illustrations of eighteen different styles of clocks will be sent upon request.HENRY BIRKS & SONS .À \u2014» JEVELLERS ou 57-58 ATREAL Wining Spake 84, Secon ir \"SLEEPING SICKNESS.ai ae EUROPEAN OFFICIALS ARE | \"FALLING VICTIMS, -New York, May 11.\u2014The Sun has the following from russels : A young Congo official, M.Van den Stichelin, died in the Antwerp Hospital on Thursday cf the sleeping sickness.From the day of his admission his return.from the Congo all efforts to eheck the disease were without effect.The trance- like sleep grew longer and longer ever day, and finally on Monday, he fell asleep again and | died - without awakening.It was impossible to give him any nourishment while he was sleeping.\u201cAnother patient, the captain of the Congo steamer, who is .in \u201cthe Antwerp Hospital, is now in the last stage \u201cof Weri-beri, or the, sleeping sickness.\u2018M.Dupont, a Congo State doctor, who has had charge of all the beriberi cases returning to Belgium, points \u2018out that the /fact that.the disease is \u2018contagious to Füropeans, has now been proved.Its progress through Now can be accounted for only by its con- \u2018tagious character.Dr.Dupont.considers st probable, thonh not vet certain, that the clement causing it is \u201crypanosomia.A monkey inoculated with this will show \u201csymptoms of beri-beri.\u201cThree experi: ments were made.and in each \u2018case the disease was transmitted to \u201chealthy monkeys by the bites of flies which | had been on infeeted persons.The Lily.Dr.Dupont considers that it can Ube transmitted by other bloodsucking insects, such as the mosquito.mere area TWO SEALERS LOST.\u2014 AND UMBRIN A GIy EN UR'AT VICTORIA.Victoria, B.C., May 11.\u2014 Although \u201cthe owners of the missing sealers Triumph and Umbrina, have heretofore sought to allay the fears of the public, and especially the relatives \u2018 of those aboard, claiming confidence in the belief that they will vet report, it is now admitted by all persons of the sealing fleet that thé chances that these two schooners have survived the Mar@h and April gales is now but \\micgpscopie, and eVen officials reluctantly concede that they may be written off to the long list of those from this port who have paid with \u2018their ives for the hunting of the seal.- \u201cI \u201cis a practical certainty that are no longer afloat,\u201d suid.Captain Jacobson; conclusively, on returning to port a day or so\u2019ago.\u201cThey would have long since been ré- ported\u2019 they could have escaped falling in with some inbonnd vessel.Tf not reported\u2019 from along\u2019 the cokst\u201d they! would Thave been from sen.I is to.account then \u2018lost.\u2019 = À ALBERT MINES., May.11.\u2014Thére is to he a supper in the \u2018Albert Hall on Saturday, May, 14th, in aid of the Methodist chiréh.Mr.Andy Cartwell.from Todiana, U.S., a former resident df this place, os visiting his mother \u2018and sister, Mrs.Haggen. [friend to the cause of.education, he 10 was always active.in furthering.the \u2018| erection of the necessary school hous- == \u2018 For many years-\u2014-generations in es, where children could receive in- _- \u2019 J , \u2018 oo 12 | fact\u2014the wine made from the grapes | strmetion, Win m cans, © generously of his \u2018We are now selling more of our twelve dollar Suits\u201d on the rich soil of the Estate of the MARRIAGE AND 5 than anything else ; séems as if ovérz man:in bown,es- Count of St.Michel, near Bordeaux, DIVORCE.pecially the young men, wanted one.Why not ?The ; | N; { , ( e.Two-button double- had been performing \u2018wonderful cures ATIONAL, CAMPAIGN BEGUN || styles are smart and handsom: , ars 2 \u201c breasted sack coat; with long narrow rolling\u201d collar,_ © o diseases whose root la in debili .Philadelphia, Pa., May ll.\u2014 The on y ty inter:church conference on marriage | merging right into the lapel, high curved padded: shoul ) exhausti fil.In 1469 the wine and divorce, a body.representing offi- |.d Et 1 ff Al fig st lish high cut - | ~~» .Co Ki Lo XI.f 1 cially fourteen leading denominations, er, great to show ofl a manly ligure, y = I.0 PL 0 cured ng Louis atter a long has issued through îts secretary, the vest, Trousers a little fuller around the hips, also.our qd : Michel { .Rev.W.H.Roberts, D.D., an appeal : 5 Comet 1, Wied illness.It had long been called tion to sev tyle ; .cn 1° : Lo 1\u20acSS.t ong een calle among - {to the publie, calling attention to sev single breasted sack suit, made up in the same sty.LL\" EE eral\u2019 aspects cf the di t : C= \u201cthe common people of ordeaux \u201cThe Miracle Wine.\u201d In order to J [The paver ta the beginning of a on with the new cut corners._ Al the newest patterns to be ; tional : _ : extend its benefits, in thevear 1661, the Count St.Michel created a trade- J i paign of education.to ae choose from, thé new overplaids, Istripe and pes » : \"enact State laws! a ina I : r $12.00 dul - mark and began to put the wine up in bottles for medicinal use through- ele of Sete bd Latina E oglish \u20ac weeds pe ro 00 vo el ?- \u2018 national constitution.etter than mos or p you | \u2018 out France.In later years this \u2018miracle wine\u201d \"found its way into Already action has been taken by | Because we manufacture out own clothing, and put § | different parts of Europe and was well known among physicians.wt ge loco pme ertain touches of style and quality that nobody elsé = oo This old trade k, sh St.Michel d th ei ol other comin.of di seems t7 get to.We alse save you the _middleman\u2019s : 0 rage mar vorcees, wi ] ; i .- | j showing chel destroying the faith have \u2018tuned to mara ov | profit direct from the wholesale place to yous Le À Dragon, remains the same to this day, and j is on the label of every | This movement is the first occasion If you'll look we'll make a sale | Ce : : ol any sort upon which the represen- \u2018 al - ee * - - - bottle of the genuine Vin St-Michel.fatives of Lhe great denominations Of course we have some cheap suits also from $5 wave officially come togeth The > : = od)?: T he quality of the wine, too, is the members of the \u2014 conference include to $18.00.ol - - many of the most / eminent ecclesias- À et bo ~ | same as it was when it cured King 7 Co Louis XL if you feel lanquid and out of sorts try a wine glass of Vin tics and laymen in the churches.The denominations which subscribe to the THE nn - ~lappeal are: Protestant.Episcopal ctr ti te So) Raster Townships Ciothné Ci._ | |Methodist Episcopal Church, Methodist.- St- Michel three times | day \u2014ask your Episcopal Church South, Reformed, Up-to-Date Clothiers, Hatlers & F urnishers.+ ,Ç > J : : - America, Reformed Churei grocer tor it.urch o urch _ à in the United States, United.Presbv- 66 ad\u201d Clothing.5] | terian Church, Evangelical Lutheran Sole Agents for Progress Bra fe ad & | 0 : - ; 4 Church, the Baptist Church, the Con- = J.L.VINEBERG, Managing Director.a Ve + BOIVIN, WILSON & CO., 520 St.Paul St; Montreal, Sole agents for Canada & United States.gregational Churches, the Universalist 47 Ww ili ton St ©._ Sher br qoke D ; _ oT = Churches, the Unitarian Church; the \u20ac Ing on ot, 4 = \u20ac .= \\EASTERN DROG COMPANY, 14 Fulton st.Boston, Mags.Dlutribeters for United States ; Reformed Presbyterian Chitréh, \\ the BELL TELEPHONE 338.5 = A ng | _ - Re soi ; .| Aljiance of the- Reformed.Church hold: BR \u2014 a i -.- \u2014 i -\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014 a 2 a _ ling the Presbyterian service, or x 1 ° r x ; « ; f - 7 J T od wo TT, 5 - Lili À 44\" Lo.- 1 \u2018 eo A1 14 1 | \u2018\u201c - ; - _ RS - t / - 7 = 1 = 4.- CL ob : .| ; = Ës .LS | .7 i \u2019 ' } \u2019 \u2018 "]