The daily witness, 16 octobre 1900, mardi 16 octobre 1900

[" 0.== J == Y ud Vor.XLI., No.243.+ 7 eek.Rs pur = = Lo iz Wl qui RETURNED SOLDIERS, Price Ox Cent.or .-\u2014\u2014 ET ce, x .South Leeds\u2014The Liberal i CE .- convention THE F a ob.f :y Scene at the \u2018Bonaven- ve held in Athens yesterday, when Mr.RENCH NOTE.from 22 ture Station Be - La nominated.- É È .auce\u2014Mr.Charles Bolduc h M.DELCASS THE 2% te 8 me EU) > pointe by the Conservatives.been fn E SAYS.POWERS in 3 TEA) st Al PES .rg t\u2014The Conservati .AG TO A .\" 3 AA ECEPTION TO CORPORAL ; eid inated Mr.J.M.MoDougal pate por REED CCEPT IT hy Montmorency\u2014The Liberal choice f is, Oct.16.\u2014At a cabinet council PROFESSORS.a candidate is Mr.Phileas Corriveau.PE held at the Elysee Palace to-day the | (ast Peterboro-\u2014Mr.John Lang has Minister of Foreign Affairs, M.Del- VES.jerporal R.B.Blyth, of E Battery, rood the Liberal nomination in this he a the French ote aa toe \u2026 nr ce : \u2018 the French note th CS A., returned to this city last even Halton\u2014The Conservative convention basis for negotiations.The minister x from Quebec on the Intercolonial held at Milton bas re-nominated Mr.Added that he had been inf .19, :rain, reaching the Bonaventure station Henderson.| \"| Li Hung Chang has ust formed that lition at 730.With him were some dozen or East Toronto\u2014Mr.Geo.Anderson has \u2018Black Flags and Kwangsi troops, which norn- -o of his comrades in arms of the dif- received the Liberal nomination._ are traversing .the Province ve rench ferent sections of the Canadian contin- Centre\u2019 Toronto\u2014Mr.John Flett, a on their way to join th Hyman i i i prominent merchant, will contest his to ab Join the court at Siaafu, head gents, who, notwithstanding, enteric seat in the Liberal interests t Ja bandon their march and retugn ay - fever, looked in good condition and , ., 8.anton.\u2026.nL ne browned with the African sun.A , ton piton The : oumervatives of Ham .= =a ï \u2014_Fhe Audants.cé the opal.- A ve pre EE DEVE TT der College, in number twenty-four, with a 72% | Fe » To p= Re a finals oo i ch a wumber of the McGill students, gave LAR OEY OTTAWA CANDIDATES.BRITISH ENTERED UNOPPOSER to be their friend and fellow-student, Corpo- | I 74 A - \u2018(Ottawa \u2018Hournal.\u201d ; AND © i ; 2 yy y will sal Blyth, a rousing reception.Headed A CA 4 Mr.Birkett is a representative man 'APTURED FIFTY BOERS.: train, Ly two pipers, they marched on to the IN f © 7 ; and a first-class candidate.Ald.Cham- \u2014_\u2014 arm patiorm, a few minutes previous to the H 7 7 4; pagne is, we think, a serious disappoint- Capetown, Oct.16.\u2014The British re- two \u201cruns arrival, and filled up the time 7 ) M A ment to a large part of the electorate.entered Bloemhof, near Kimberley, on with a choice selzccion of college yells.JF He is a good fellow personliy and a 1 Oct.14, unopposed, and captured \"att mon- Jo was evident, that the Congregations) co speaker, but his record in the City Coun Boere.y j (oleze was \u2018alright,\u2019 and bo i P : i .y n- not (tete was alright nf same happy RPORAL BLYTH WAS SHOULDERED BY THE STUDENTS.cil has shown no particular public prin- FILIPINO | ry dition.The yells were mingled with tha, k rot a in short, bas been 5 Roopa AMERICAN ngiu, \u2018yeers as the train steame into the| and called for th : easy-going wire-puller, .ilities sation.A dive was made by the stu-| Blyth, which were.cheers for Corporal POLITICS TO-DAY.require Him to absent himself for a con- who has repeatedly raised the ire of the Manilla, Oct.16, (via Hongk ntry.des to the car step where oir, Corp Then Pipers ras eson an Pp siderable time from the city on majority of those ratepayers in the city detachment of » ty » Sep ong A ~~ re in ral was seen, and in less time than !*| discoursed wondro \u2019 \u2019 vio are eager 1or g civie government.Regiment, while engaged in i ngfu, PF mot comfort | Pagpipes rous sounds out of the Canvassing Proceeding Briskly | A PROPOSED PAIR.The letters of Mr.Boudreault and Ald.|\\wograph wires on Out.10, ot\u2019 pola perial ible position on the shoulders of his| Mr.J.R.Dougall agreed with Colonel in St.Lawrence Division._ There has been much talk indulged in give some | himself, recently published, TOC San Jose.Isle De Luzon.were set heavy \u201crend nd borne away in triumph.| Burland on the necessity for military, ib political circies over a suggestion [on which Al Chen of the Fable plane eral by 200 rebels and \u2018were ow .rom In st.James street a carriage was In| training, i 4 at arrangements bei Ald.Champagne stands.n- |\u20ac and scattered.Seven of Srpon e that waiting, with drag-ropes attac ed.The be a ing at every boy should NOMINATIONS TO DATE THE pair off ngements wore being made to less the Liberals nominate candidates or jours reached San Jose, but the Amer- pipers mounte e box, e uden .To : + vies : - o 18 on © sam \u2018 t.i pro fames oi\u201d themselves thereto, and thus rifle.If this were done, we would be MAYOR DECLINES IN TERRE- toine division of Montreal.The Con the chances are that the nomination of The one remainder were captured.) in state did Corporal Blyth return fo able wo dwell in perfect peace, being BO aves ould be willing to withdraw |Ald.Champagne will cost the Conerva- the 43rd infantry at & Pasty of scouts of A the city which 1s the scene o is la-| perfectly e to defend ourselves.Mr.NNE.- Ouimet if the Liberals would fore- {tives something.from Taklob poin ree miles bose.while the other returning sol Wright hen sang \u2018Rule Britannia,\u2019 with | go he opposition to Dr.Roddick.The .three of the en: ot the vor SUN ders were meeting their friends who| gi cond verse composed for the occa | The campaign in St.Lawrence Ward als consider this as a decidedlv RIOTOUS MINERS.ley.Two escaped and gave th bers resent in full force to greet them sion.Dr.Creelman also gave a short ad- is in full swing, and both ; one-sided deal in favor of the Conserva- .but the ene ely e the alarm, several of them were going to ontinue| dTëss of welcome and congratulation.gaged in a dose and parties re tha who, are considered as not having ey, \u20ac their pursuers.\u201cThe mative.Trading travelling until they reached tbeir|, Corporal Blyth then rose amid pro- Boy dates systematic canvass,\u2019 Ma least, promet of defeating the 9 TÉOUSAND OF THEM MAKE|Takoblan had conspiréd to plead perial homes in other parts of the Dominion.onged cheering, and said he really candi ates, Mr.Robert Bickerdike, yor.and so there is no chance.of ESCENT UPON THE LE- Americans.The bodies of the dead aol the The Montrealers included Private C.didn\u2019t know what he had done to de M.P.P.(Liberal), and Ald.H.A.Ekers such a deal being consummated.HIGH VALLEY COAL COM- diers were badly mutilated e ° dated Mali Tite of brother inlaw of > 5 ages serve such treatment as he had receiv- (Conservative), are actively: engaged in PANY'S MI : ichau, Mt the fond Royal Highlanders, in Scot- ed.He had expected more gentle treat- the campaign themselves.Mr.Bicker- COUNTERFEITING THE \u2018GLOBE.\u2014 WHOLE FAM ; Sen, Cie nd Ree aon Artillery in) Rent than he bad received at the sta- dike's organization in ons rn the couree of his epeech in reply to Lengford, Pa, Oct.16\u2014More ne \u2019 ILY DEAD., and Monreal, who went out with the first tion.When he heard at Rimouski of |; TB n in St.Louis Ward is Sir Hibbert Tupper at the joint meet- two thousand striking mine workers | \u2014 contingent, and was taken ill with slow the reception that was bei d in charge of Dr.E.P.Lachapelle, ex- \\pg in Brandon on Saturday night, the made a descent on the ten collieri of TR fever and dysentery at Bloemfontein; for him, his h oe PEpArtc Ald.P \u2019 Hon.Mr.Siffon said : \u2019 the Lehigh Coal and , collieries of] TRAGIC END OF A DISPUTE OVER é the Private R.Prince, of 38 St.Antoine | of the Tih os sanky and he thought - Paquette and Mr.Joseph Melancon, \u201cBefore dealing.with Si Hibbert | pany in She Panther Hovigation Com \\ y, ae street, who wes wounded in the shotl-; missi ed what the ad- N-P., While in St.Lawrence Ward.the \u2019 Ai 3 r Hibbert Tup- morning.Th valley this mission to par\u2019s remacks- want to, ref ey came to this pl D he der a\u2019 Paardeberg,.and t had -en-| that the a Hdmi was, and was told: obi : ded Det hod, +.Event don for bo i oo separste \"roads.One crowd hut > 1e teriv jever; Ærivate' F.Jones, of 8 t the ordinary \u2018 seats -wepe ty 2 ol: | ONE oy ST A2: ous mails ten] the Nasyaehoniug colliery, whild \u201che Prince of Wales, 18 Phil street, Irishmag, \u2018thin PI i WT RRR x \u2018vho first broke his ankle a Ven suc Mr.Blyth hin I ne dogs the IV LESC 3 urd The on hid.à vimbed to enterie fever.frame.Tt ranted a on pro.; = che ; oo ter TNE Jl shad bees Then The pe Of ue others, Pr far i pretend that Fe was ot pretite a to EP; Lachapelle end Lieut.-Cai.es Wy.CY [ tisse of: thee mihavhe A VW .+ ; ; .4 .\u2019 re ig aii Ea 5 eu gi a ROR Tate were: Private A.reception, but he thought it o 1 by Bis fooretary, Captain Chambers, 140 &t.If Mr.Maod does not apologize Rap : i asili i ; | be i 53: .: ce street.+ for this document the h \u2018 Je BAPTISTS viliere, enteric fever at, Bloemfontein, potter, f be sould juss dip home ue St.Levrence Ward, sub-commistee-No:| tors of Brandon will re a ° - rgean .B.Bow CR, 1 r ferri \u201c > : randon wi i hei .__ 2lst Essex Pus ess teri (ate of ly , Referring to the Amherst Park 1J.B.Lanctot and L.Rubenstein detestation ef su ify to their \u2014_ FIN À.; ; ; er at! Boys\u2019 Brigade, he said , ch tactics.(Hear, TWBL n dip- Te Nh Private Gibson, R.C.R., should commence ning fore me chairmes, 140 St.Lawrence street.bear.) : \"} FTE ANNUAL INTERPRO- 0; -nterie : i 10 - .i i = T 4 an | pm gr, Mee ue oT nl Sos |: ges Marmara |.Son ve eng to 8 fe TOTAL CONVENTION, ell ey ce thern Canner Gervain, R.C.R.of Ottawa, en.| \u2018hen introduced two heroes of P de | iron.67 D1 .y paper, prin y the .\u2014 th : on igi \"ei rer: Priv > > - airmen, eury street.Montreal \u2018Star,\u2019 with imi e track of the guilt riging + ric fever; Private Pay, R.C.R., enteric berg, Messrs.Dunham and R aarce St.La 8 ; ea., a facsimile of the Woodstock, Ont., Oct.16.\u2014Th y persons.move- \u2018ver; Private Harvey.Private Dowler,| ronto.Mr.R oot, of To- .wrence Ward, sub-committee Toronto \u2018Globe\u2019 heading.The intention | twelfth annual tist L e \u2014 stinet Fe HR re ie: saying that they.wees glad te be bad No.3-179 Bleury street.is that people will get it and think it is | Ontario and Te IS IT THE PLAGUR ?i and Kohler, CMiR., late of the Royal Ca- after hi n° ey were glad to be back, St.Lawrence Ward, sub-committee the \u2018Globe\u2019 .(Cheers and ocounter- Baptist Chudch 1 nes at the First ormer r~dian Dragoons, of Toronto.with on ich the gathering broke up No.4\u2014Napaleon Laporte and J.Me- cheers.) That's what it is i ded for: number of gts evening.A large su -_\u2014 wish.oh e singing of the National An- Glynn, chairmen, 388 St.Lawrence the editorial page has been copied an à Dominating co a present, The USPECTED CASE DISCOVERED while AT THE COLLEGE.\u2019 te Law Ward, sub .the intention is that people reading that the Rev.W.C.Weir, MT ties IN A LONDON SUBURB, Dow- \u2014_\u2014 AT PLACE VIGER No.preci 05 sub-committee paper will think that the Toronto \u2018Globe\u2019 the Rev.Mr.Bentley, the Rev.George # -.- sweep AN ENTEU Two 1 - ] .5-J.O'Leary, irman, 746b St, is attacking the Liberal party.I say Cross, the Rev.P.À London, Oct.16.\u2014 se of 1! ree?NTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION Two lonely soldiers, in a variety of Lewrenoe street.hat it cosétitutes a faleehood, and if W.Walker, the .Melwen, the Rev.| ito Deb Dol se 0 Vines o last TO CORPORAL BLYTH.uniform, stepped off the 6.20 train at St.Louis Ward, central.committee, Mr.Macdonald does not Apo! : es .Walker, the Rev.J.Trotter, the r to be bubonic plague :s ro- Place Viger station last night Dr.Ladbapelle and ex-Ald > he à nald does Logize, then Rev.D.Dack, the Rev.D.Harkness portd at Stepney, a parizh and aububrlb & Wis \u2014 was no one to iy night.There chairmen - pelle ex-Ald, Paquette, he is not living up to thé character he the Rev.A.A.Cameron, the Rev.W.of the British metrôpolis So bree When the procession reached the Con- ed unnoticed through =a and they Per con NP.eT mt, Melan- book for meet ihe commencement MoGregor, the Rev.R R McKay the 7 : is c ti 1 Col ; .e Crow > wi o y « > .rine ree .0 18 cam] à .a 3 hear.La .\u2019 ; , ne 2° into ison and es he had seen returned soldiers before.They St.Louis Ward, sub-committee No.== Dr Bp into a: Rye KURDS UP @.a 3 the sz 1il hall to the doors, and the stu dents i eee Doller, Ind Canadian oe Paquette, chairman, 1913 St.THEY FEEL SANGUINE.Rev.©.H.fel H .Mitchell and the Constantinople, Oct.16.\u2014The shen x vened the proceedings with songs nadian Mounted Rifles arvey, Ist Ca- st.Louis Ward, sub i The \u2018Patric\u2019 publishes the following ex- \u2018The Rev.Mr.ohn; the president, i risings among the Kurds are assuming wa 1 shouting.The corporal was receiv- boys, who had be 3 both Manitoba 2\u2014Cesai ire Lema \u2019 hain, 1772 on bre of Sto sentatives by day to his =, said the\u2019 Church of today den a Pe ns.The autberi R Wii Li vit ; : come separated from y, chairman, t.one of ite representatives by the Hon addr ess, ay ties are greatly concerned.Tha teoëb ous! with prolonged cheering.their comrad ; ; ! Catherine street.j WY.où.| was losing its grasp of th : dy concerned.Thi trate ingot Pre Rev.Professor Warriner, who through C.PR their ha ving St.Louis Ward, sub-committee Ne Ne tr ce Tang with Sundaÿ street cars and Sunday br ve ad to intervene in the | 2 other -ded in the absence of the Rev.reporter directed th ; Less 4 7 A Lapointe, bai > Mr.Fields e apr thg elections.cyling,ahbd the effects of irreligion : istrict, where a number of Chelntisn h avipal G \u2018 em to the Drill Hill A , chairman, 435 Craig Mr.Fielding eaid : It would probabl i Se of irreligion in and Mussulman villages re.; P eorge, after telling how and th ; ; street .A à y this coun \u20ac ; have bown res: ation - ad all were to welcome b ; thei at was all the greeting they got St.Lo WwW not be wise to discuss the situation for} fest pm ay re becoming more mani- ed.oe ion.i ; ack their \u2019 .uis ard, sub-committee.No.each county in i ; Bop .¢ day.Ca : gainet i} ter boy, called on Dean Johnson to THE BAND WAS OUT.4\u201440 De Montigny street, ex-Ald.George \u2018 y that there pie La in pme following offiptty\u201d were elected : | \u2014_\u2014 rh are | : Dean à .| The Loyal Indevendent Drum and Fife Renegult, chairman.' Nova Scotia which the Coneervatives are Presiden, the Rev.S.8.Bates, Toron- STRUCK BY A GOLF STICK, .jgners, Dean told por the Boers, who ; Band, numbering about thirty pieces, 5: Louis Ward, sub-committee No.sure fo carry.There are very few coun- Kh; Âret vice-president, .Mr.D.W.Sherbrooke, Que., Oct.15.\u2014At the galt Pin nglish to be taught VAS at the Bonaventure Station last 5-59 Prince Arthur street, D.Furlong, ties that can be reckoned as lilel b , Woodstock; second vice-presi- grounds on Sat Drab ie ithe -\u201d schools of the Transvaal, which revening and met Private F.Middleton chairman.* represented by Conservetives To.not dent, the Rev.W.M, Walker, London; With a very es on nay suet | anti- apported by the Uitlanders, now | 1st, Prince x \u2018Wales Fusiliers, and escort.or Louis Ward, sub-committee No.liké to boast of the victories to be gain: Le garer, the Rev.D.M.Mi- cident.He was ; standi sa just Us 0; os \u201cat their own language would be Mine nd indsor street along St.Oath.6105 Drolet street, Alph.Boucher, \u2018ed.I know how uncertain is the result St.George; committee on arrange- one 'of the players: who gave wacnie wo «Ir condemned.He contrasted the erine and down St.Phillip street to his SON.of an election, but as far as it ie humanly ments, the Rev.Ri RB.MpKay, chair- before he pla oh En 0 Gave wating.0 the : Of affairs in Wales, where one may i home, where there was a display of fire- | Ald.Ekers\u2019s chief brewer is acting as possible to judge, I do not hesitate to y man, and\u2019 Mésers.\u2018Cline, &, \u2018Epellar: and | \u2018ever, : Rot gut ; b Foung funn, Maw m by wl whole villages where no one \u2018ports.Ma and afterwards escorted | the generalissimo of his campaign, and that the appearances are that a great Sroas;.oa : qurolment, the Rev.or By the stick and waa Deo fe eh.q sovak ; ; ate À ; + \u2018 ; : .os = A ; ea wie.cha Yo JOEY.GV By WAR.the 2 owe : Hk a word of English, although \u2018where a délileten to the Prin Hall, under hs active direction committee and brilliant Liberal triumph is being Davis, chasmaz; A.N.Grey and, K;| The bone was fracture LE vus Ce r Enm- iired fears ot England for hands with old comrades m; te shaking division eing organized all over th prepared bo Nova Footie \u201cOn ten Cameron, of zemclations, Lok Rer.A, to the Protestant Hospital, wherp thie \u201c : : _ years.owe re .Mr.A.la- : .' whole, elieve t ariti a > chairman; the « J.L.i; ; : some (nd justice which was extended cas, the bandmaster, made a short speech Mr.Bickerdike\u2019s friends are holding s vinces will give Sir Witte Laurier à âne Gilmiore, \u201cthe Rev.L.8.Hughson, En bone d was dresood: re pieces of po ; urth of the human race, under roll or the band for turning out so mass meeting at the Monument National | majority.oo Rev.J.A.- Gordon, the Rev.W.Stobo been a very severt .e blow having AP L0 TUE Queen.Master Geore | would one movie what time the boys this evening, and addresses will be de-, Mr.Mulock spoke as- follows : \u2018Public and the Bew .J.8.Johmson; on obi ers.one.- à at tien sang \u2018Soldiers of the |and being Te Joti ru five o\u2019clock, livered by a number of prominent speak- opinion in Ontarig:is extremely favorable tuaries \u201cthe Rew.Jas.Grant, chair ~~ \u2019 rmastic so audience joining in th: he thought on dren t turned ont | £7 to the Liberal party.A the indica.Row\u2019 2 ousdock, Dr.Farmer, the FINE AND COLD, \"are Cer : \u2018credit.« pe are e result will be most Ba on.\u201c On- prison reform, \u2014_\u2014 Se ager iv Hugh Pedley, of Emmanuel = TE MAYOR DECLINES.satisfactory.Progress and prosperity the Rey.D.Laing, chairman, the Rev, Meteorological Office, Teronte,; Oct.a; ; + spoke next.He said he would à is Worship Mayor Prefontaine to- reign throughout tbe whole province, P.C.Parker, the Rev.8.Sheldon, the 8-m.\u2014The following are the maxiniwis- >; the saving of Mark Antony in CAR AND CAB COLLIDE.id rote a letter to the Liberals of And the reports indicate \u2018a strong cur- Rev.W.E.Norton.On the state of minimum temperatures:\u2014 Victoria toit; x IS ' rear, and say to Mr.Blyth, An electric car ran into a cab at the rte nne, who had tendered him the rent of Conservative opinion in favor of religion, the Rev.Dr, Goodspeed, chair- Kamioops, 66\u201454; Calgary, $488; Qu'Ap- 5 show + © to praise you, and mot to corner of Argyle avenue and Sherbrooke 5 Y fomination, declining the honor.the Liberal party.You may depend 80; Mesers.Thos.Urqubart,/D.Bent- pelle, 46-88: Winnipeg, 4-34; Port.Arun, ie, Birth Ie pointed out that it was | \u20aciTcet, Westmount, yesterday.The The Mayor wrote that he would have upon it that Ontario will give the Lib- ley, Tapscot, th» Rev.W.Hartley and 643: Parry Sound, $334; > ema: 0, and \u2018> be at once a soldier of driver, named McManus, was thrown to | In glad to run under other conditions, oral Party a solid majority.There are the Rey.D.Hutchinson.Ottawa, 6550; Montreal; SHIT Quabes, 50,000.#7 =* and a seldier of the Queen, the ground and had his arm and hand bo » apart altogether from the oppoz |\"! the province.comparatively few coun- : | 6448; Halifax, 56 60 Probabilitiss-ftr thp | birth (7 \u20189 such examples as Gordon, | injured, besides receiving scalp wounds.tion to his return in Maisonneuve, which ties where the Conservatives ean rely on A TERRIBLE CHARGE.next twenty-four bers: Strong: wits.aud.,.The on Havelock and Lord Roberts, He was taken to the Western Hospital hi ei annoying than serious, be finds * sure victory.\u2019 : Chicago, Out.15-~Four boys have been gales ; -ërth-westerty-to nortteriy, 200 : French 5 ol.Burland urged the neces- 1B 20 ambulance.His injuries are not |- et pretty much occupied just now ; arrested, enspected of having caused the sionally showers to-fag; auch qoidenz-févats ag having stronger voluntee serious.The cab was badl with his duties as Mayor of Montreal, | NOMINATIONS TO DATE.wreck of the New York and Boston Ex- &t night.Wednesdsy,.Sve iad cold.© ¥oung man capable of ar \u2014 ; y smashed.particularly as he is trying to do his pro- Yamaska\u2014Mr.A, A; Mondesn, ez- p ine | ir fr =F < should have some military ray A CHICAGO FAILURE per part in the organization of the re MPP, is again in \u2018the.field having re- |80 Apr To Chicago, Oct.16.\u2014Jumes P Costell -| reption to Lord Strathcona and the re- ceived the nomination.of the Counserva- TB.Macaulay, representing the of the Costello Chocolate Comps Moy turning soldiers from South Africa.Un- Te convention.tr.-Harsoe Ethier, from.nag V4 + \"1 Governors of th i filed.a petition i Company, bas | der the circumstances he felt that he 3 om .\"Horace .Ethier, net, si Coùege, also mad e Congregation- pire n in benkruptey.His lia- could not afford the time to.dévote t {bunker of St.Lin, has beén chopen by.ther.» e a short speech, are $60,000, and sasete $5,000, campaign in Terrebonne, which w a the.Conservatives\u2019 to.contest.the mek {smi FRE \u2019 would with Mr.Charlemagie Leñtier.5 LS ak rer LINE rm - .a RITES AND DEATIS.Wothe of births, marriages and denthe must {noart.3 oly be endorsed with the name and address of the sender, or otherwdas #0 noties ean de taken of them 2» moticesare Césertari for bbe, marriage notioss fer Bo, death: Rolises for \"250 prepaid.The an d'u founcement af fencrai appended to death motion, tho entre ; other extension (o obituary, such as short Fete of life, two cents mer word extra, except OUT #, sORiCA ba 30 cents per line cxtre\u2014pregaid, Annual subscribers may Aave announcements af birth, imarriages and deaths without extended obituary or verses) occurring in thetr immediate Jamilics, fres * of charge, in which case name and address of sub- -goriders should be given.MARRIED.CORNISH\u2014McCONNELL\u2014At Aylwin, Que., \u201cem Oct.10, 1900, by the Rev.Jas.Taylor, B.A., Miss Sarah.J.McConnell, of Ayl- \u201cwin, to Mr.Joel Malcolm Cornish, of Al- leyne, Que.15 ¥RATHERSTON \u2014 TINDALL \u2014 On Oct.dence of the bride's eve : 36, 1900, at the pe \u201cfather, by the Rev.J.A.Gordon, Geo.H.Featherston, of Montreal, to Alice EK, \u2018daughter of Mr.Thomas Tindall.16 \u2018FISHER \u2014 CORNISH \u2014 On (ct.10, 1800, .Bt the residence of the bride's parents, 2 Lynden, Ontarto, by the Rev.George H.ae LL.D., gather Loc a pid Hal \u2018 -» Kulyenton, » y to Your M., he 4 PES os te pr .Cora Ti rT 16 ry i 3 ~ 8 4 2 oa +R Sag es ¢.Oct.10,°1000, at the \u2019 RA nce of the britie\u2019s parents, Corn- sc palk, by the Rev.N.Macnish, B.D., /LL.D., Captein Donald M., barrister, - Huntsville, eldest son of the Rev.George , Grant, B.A., I.P.8., Orillia, to Marguerite, \u201csecond daughter of Donald McLeod, Esq., is ently of the Civil Service, Ottawa, and bo franddsughter of the late Colonel Chis- » holm.1 McCLENAGHAN \u2014 CRAIG \u2014 At the resi- Vence of the bride's father, English Riv- : 8r, on Oct.10, 1900, by the Rev.J.W.\u201cMcLeod, Mr.\u201cWiMiam McClenaghan, to + feiss Janet T.Craig, all of English Riv- rer.MCONNELL \u2014 McKITTRICK.\u2014 At Ayl- win, Que, on Oct.10, 1900, by the Rev.James Taylor, B.A., Mtes Isabella McKit- 2 {rick, of Wakefield, que., to Mr.Thomas \u201cAlex *McConnell, of Aylwin.15 - SVDOMALD, MYEWEN.\u2014On Oct.12, 1900, vt the residence of the bride's father, 495 7.McLé6d street, Ottawa, Miss Mary E.Mc- ~ gwen, cnly daughter of W.D.J.McEwen, r.:% Mr.James C.McDonald, of Ottawa.15 NASSAU-KENNEDY\u2014DUNBAR.\u2014 On Oct.1, 1900, by the Vicar of St.Mary Abbotts, Pensiston, Louie Buott-Dunbar, \u2018South- .{eld,\u2019 Herne Bay, England, daughter of 7.Alexan ~Bazfer; Esq, \u2018Bella Vista,\u2019 ~$jondon, 8B.$y ow of Captain Louis %)Buott-Dunbær, tch and Bedford- si hire Regiments, formerly A.D.C.to + 11.R.H.the Duke of Connaught, in India, $440 Albert Hudson-Nassau-Kennedy, Palm- scerston Mansion, Qoéén's Club Gardens, ~iW., youngest son of the late Lieut.- ., Colonel.the Homorable William Nassau- SF Kennedy, 90th Battalion Canadian Rifles, \u201cand brother of Captain J.C.Nassau-Ken- f=medy, Royal Engineers.15 .ID\u2014STEWART.\u2014At, the residence of ths \u201c© bride's father, on Oat.10, 1800,-by the A ev.G.Whfltäns, William Reid, to Mar- \u2018\u2018Raret Dirkfe.FTempteton, daughter of ##Thomas Stewart, all of Georgetown, Que.4 old Mack bight, C3 tn Marches dey: Surrey, Bag) v.a r © \u201c> amigo: Canada, P = WILLIAMS \u2014 McLEAN :\u2014 On Oct.10, À - 22900, at Calgary, N.W.T., by the Rev.\u201c2 74.C.Heräman, Harold McClure Wii- « ;°.#Aams, son of the \u201clate Surgeon-General f sd.T.Willlams, late Madras army, to = Katharine Mande, youngest daughter of \u201ctbe late Thoïhas Alexander McLean, of ys Toronte, co 16 an DIED.: BOYLE \u2014At Sherbrooke, Que., on Oct.11, * 73900, h Anne Seott, beloved wife of : Wm.F.Boyle, in her 39th year.15 1, AEARLYLE \u2014 At 187 Gerrard street east, {à gforonto, on Oct.13, 1900, Dr.James » *\u2019Carlyle, late of the Normal School.16 *.SRY \u2014 On Oct.6, 190, at the residence of A is grandfather, .James Barrington, Ste.\u201cG Martine, our darling Gertrude Eveline, ; \u201cÉeldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Philip \u201coa.oiFry, fell \u2018asleep in Jesus in the second bse, Sear of her aga.2 SLAISTER \u2014AL Wellesley, Ont., on Oct.11, j \"; , Orace Liliag, est daughter pe the eT SA Wm.D, and wife of Wm.; L; \"5 Glaister, wp 15 3.3 ILTON\u2014At New Glasgow, after a brief j 3 fliness; Bichard MacGregor, second son ot Se \u201d S7Richard Hamilton, aged 12 years and 7 ue ODTE Las LC Ce 1) ! vas York papers please copy.15 | Mfurcurnson.\u2014 At Hodgdon, Me., on i \u201c\u2026 -x0et 9, 1900, Christiane Hutchinson, : - to help to carry the blessings of our own institutions to a fer distant land?Who could have believed thirty-tws years ago.that the gonttered.previmess of British.North Amarica Would have reached eet a | point of development to-day that \u2018they ; would be able and willing=cheertuily wtl- |\" Ang\u2014to cement with thelr blosd the unity of the empire in ity most distant part, - \u2018proud \u201cbut.soerowful day \u2018for.Canada, ox i .IRs .Poe Amur.© Tt wal BoE the Car, bot tha ing appeal\u201d for thé willy whiok was symbolized by the dead Returned Canadian After the Battle of.Panxieberg, that | of both races, who had died fer the same cause and were buried in the same grave in the distant South African veldt.The attempted campaign against Sir Wilfrid Laurier on obviously false charges of lack of loyalty and patriotism is surely under all these circumstances as base a one as ever the mennest publications conceived and resorted to.WAR HEROES.Soldiers Tell of Their Experiences.THEY SAY THERE WAS NEGLECT AT THE BLOEMFONTEIN HOSPITAL, \u2014 W.J.Rooke and F.H.Dunham, Toronto boys, who went through the South African campaign in the Royal Canadian Regiment, have returned after an experience of great interest and value.They are modest young fellows, and carefully refrain from indicating their own actions in any way.Mr.Dunham suffered from enteric fever and Mr.Rooke from a wound in the foot received by the accidental discharge of a rifle.The Royal Canadians were joined to the Shropshires, Cornwalls and Gordons, and rendered a good account of themselves.They were in several minor engagements, but Sunnyside and Paacde- berg were.conspicuous.In conversation to-day remarks were confined to the incidents with which the two young men were familiar, As to the general conduct of the war, they did not think of pronouncing judgment.Both were enthusiastic in praise of Lord Roberts ; both expressed the conviction that General Buller was an able general, who deserved the respect of the soldiers ; but Lord Methuen, both averred, was unequal to the position he occupied.General Smith-Dorrien was in command of the nineteenth brigade, to which the young men were attached, and under him was Lieut.-Col.Colville, of whom much was said in the way of praise.Mr.Dunham wes in the hospital at Bloemfontein, and frankly states {hat there was much neglect.The men were left lying outside exposed to the elements.The rain fell upon sick men.The supplies ordered were not on hand at the right time.The fault lay, mot so much with the authorities of the hospital as with the commissariat department, , st anded spldiers recovered quickly; wy a bullet night through his ste- mach.The bullet came out at the other wide ; the man recovered.\u2019 Mr.Dunham told a.story of & man named Kennedy who at Paardeberg got eleven holes in his body from Mauser pullets, and who made a wonderful recovery, Mr.Dunham and some others brought the wounded man in from the front of the enemy.But the enteric fever cases were alow, and the mortality was something like seventy percent.While Mr.Dunham was in hoepitel there was eomething like eight and ten deaths a day from enteric fever.The disease was due to bad water end irregi- larity of eating.\u2018When men would fast for a long time, they would gorge themselves upon the first opportunity.This helped to bring on the disease.\u2019 But both men condemned the orderlies in the hospitals, They were uncivil, and the majority of them were rogues.Both men had valuable curios stolen from them.As to the Boer as a fighter, Mr.Dun- beam and Mr.Rooke both say of him that he fights well.Some of the men no \u2018doubt stay behind the laager in a cowardly way, but the majority are good fighters.Nor mast it be urged as an objection againet them that they fight behind the rocks and hills.That is just whet the British would have liked.The Boers had a good fighting country, and they made the most of the situation.\u2018We had only ant hills, and sometimes not even thet, for cover,\u2019 said the men.\u2018Indeed, we were better in the open, for the ant hills were a sort of target which attracted the attention of the Boers.\u2019 \u2018Asked as to what the feeling of the \u2018men was when they firet entered into battle and found men beside them fall E { à Bit 5