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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
CANADA BACKS DOWN.
It's Cabinet Takes Action That Will Re.
move Danger OF Retaliation.

The Canadian Cabinet met Saturday to
consider the canal tolls dispute. 1t was de.
cided to abolish the rebate on freight of s
cents ton on all freight shipped by the st.
Lawrence to Montreal, and instead the Gov
ernment decided to resume the system of 20
cents ton on all freight passing through
the Weland and st, Lawrence Canals, all
vessels to be rated alike, no matter whether
bound to Canadian ports or not This re-
moves the discrimination in favor of Mon
treal complained of by President Harrison.
A feeling prevails here that all danger OF
retaliation has now disappeared. Canadian
vessel owners will now be the only losers
by the change, as the revenue will be in
creased by the additional duty.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Sad Ending ofa Sunday Excursion ut
Jamestown.

JAMESTOWN n. Y, August s-A double
tragedy occurred here Sunday afternoon.
Patrick Towd of Dunkirk, N, Y, shot and
instantly killed George Heath, OF James
town, and then shot and killed himself.
Towd came to the lake on an excursion &C
companied by two ladies. Heath put his
arm around the neck of one of the ladies
who were with Towd, who pulled revolver
and fired point blank at Heath's head.
Towd realizing his terrible crime ran into u
building near by and fired four bullets into
his own person, expiring in few moments.
1t is said both men were under the influence
of LIQUOR
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
Poisoned ON a Snake in Cabbage.

CINCINNATI, Aug. s.-A family named
Mcintyre, in the village of Buena
VISTA KY, ate heartily of boiled cabbage
Monday. All were Immediately taken ILL.,
and four died in agony. TO prove her in
nocence the colored cook ate some of the
cabbage, and was taken violently sick. An
examination showed that an adder had been
cooked with the cabbage.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
Kansas Corn Killed by Drouth.

TorEHA, Aug, s.--Since issuing his regular
July crop report Secretary Mohler, of the
State Board of Agriculture, has received ad-
vices that a large part of the corn crop in the
central and Western parts Of the State is in
SO critical a condition that it will turn out a
nearly complete failure unless copious rains
fall within As hours.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
Children Burned Up IN a Cabin.

LAKE Pro, IpEScE, La, Aug. s.---Three
children of Robert Dorsey, colored, the eld-
est 7 years, being locked up ino cabin
while the parents went to church, set the
place afire and were burned to death.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
Old Time Pats On His clothes.

Father Time-Who is il this time?
Heavenly Messenger-Anthony Com
stock.
+. Cant l leave him while
longer?
II. Mills times up. He must
come now.
+. T.-Very we'll. then. Hand me a
coat and pair OF breeches.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
Pure ana Wholesome Quality

Comments to public approval the California
liquid laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs. II is
pleasant o the taste and by acting gently on
the kidney, liver and bowels TO cleanse the
system efYectually, It promotes the health and
comfort of all who use It, aud with millions 1t
Is the best and only remedy.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

While travelling. Remember that change OF
climate produces serious trouble to throat ana
lungs 6r Hoxsies Certain Group Cure IL
irotidcrfm ifcpHdrd against the ma drlr al
tn-ks such IA Diptheria, Group, Sore Throat
and Influenza sold by prominent druggists.
SOC. Manufactured By A. Z. Hoxsie, Buffalo,
\. y.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

This Is the greasing wagon needs when the
Frazer Axle Grease Is used In comparison with
other greases, one box outlasting three Of other
kinds. II costs triar more than others; its snv-
ing qualities are wonderful, both in regard TO
quantity OF grease used and the wear and tear
on the wheels. IL can lie applied alike TO the
heaviest farm wagon and the lightest buggy.
II is the Standard Axle Grease oi the world.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
A Natural Result.

One Of the participants in sleep
fasting contest held recently in San
Francisco remained awake for l5s
hours. He is now an inmate of q
lunatic ASYLUM.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
August
Flower

I had been troubled five months
with Dyspepsia. had fullness
after eating, and a heavy load in the
pit Of my stomach. Sometimes a
deathly sickness would overtake
me. was working for Thomas
McHenry, Druggist, Allegheny City,
Pa, in whose employ I had been for
seven years. fused August Flower
for two weeks. / was relieved of all
trouble. l can now eat things I
dared not touch before. / have
gained twenty pounds since MY re-
covery. ]. D. Cox, Allegheny, Pa. o
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

A man in Kentucky has been struck by
lightning four times and is still alive
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
BATTERY r ORDERED HOME.

The news that Battery b had been order
ed home was received by the boys Saturday
afternoon. The order came to headquarters
early in the morning, but was not made
known until later in the day, The Battery
returned home on Monday.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
Mr.. FRICK AT WORK AGAIN.

II. G. Frick, Chairmsn OF the Carnegie
Iron and Steel Company, appeared at his
ofIice vt 1880 Friday morning, Just IL days
after Anarchist Berkman shot him twice
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

THE human system needs continuous and
careful attention to rid itself of its impurities
Beecham's Pills act like magic.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

WHEN n man longs for some one to
understand him, he means some one
who will say his faults are virtues.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

A pet ra'tlesnake in Florida committed
suicide by biting itself in the neck
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

There are still over 5000. widows of veter-
ans of the war of 1872 ON the pension rolls
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

When You eat too much,
When you drink too much,
When you smoke too much,
When you work too much,
Bradycrotine, no Headache.
Fifty cents, at drug stores.
n afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
,on's water. Druggists sell Mt &c per bottle.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

Finer, Gets; Gold Embossed, 2hcts.; Solid
Gold, Acts.
send stamp for 100 Samples. REED, Wall
Paper Jobber, Rochester, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

Belgium is declared to be the most intem-
perate country in Europe.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10
RIoTING STRIKERS ARRESTED.

Duqucsne was thrown into great excite
ment Friday morning, when the deputies
began to arrest the strikers who are said 10
have taken part in the riot Thursday morn,
ing So far IL arrests have been made ana
Others are to follow. The persons arrested
are. Jacob SNYDER. John McClain, WI. Nolan
William II nnett, James Essler, Martin
Kennedy, Jacob Bike. Jacob Haas, Emslie
Co,z. John Ursin and +. p. Hogan. They
were all taken TO Pittsburg
The BARRIERS of Homestead have agreed TO
shave no man who is employed at the steel
works rs a nonunion man.
II is said that several of the former EN-.
ployes Of the Carnegie steel Company would
return TO work but their wives Will not
permit them. -,
Two strikers named Conway and Nc
CURE were arrested and put in the guard
house for cursng sentries. They were re-
leased with q reprimand.
Five of the Duquesne workmcr VINO were
arrested for riot on Thursday were released
from jail Saturday on 5000 bail. The men
released were VIM. Nolan, F. i. Hogan,
Martin Kennedy, Jacob Snyder and Jacob
Bake. The unfortunate one who did not
get bail was John Usie.
Edward Burke who was first arrested
charged with melting riot at Munhall
station, near the Carnegie works last We'd
nesday, who was afterwards arrested charg-
ed with aggravated riot, and who was on
Friday charged with murder in connection
with the Homestead calamity of July 6,was
on Saturday released on $40, 900 bail on the
charge of murder and $1,000 bail ON the
charge of aggravated riot. He had previous
ly been released on q 900 bail on the charge
Of melting q riot.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-10

and stabbed him seven times In the sides.
lie remained until o'clock in the after
noon, attending to business when ne drove
ery Is considered remarkable, and Is another
example Of his pluck and endurance. Mr..
Frickfs sudden return to work was a sur
prise to everybody but Secretary .Loveioy.
He would have gone back to his desk last
Monday had 1t not been for the earnest pro-
consented TO his leaving the house, though
he wanted to go to the office with him, but
the Chairman would not permit It,. Mr..
Frick came down in street car, aud the
elevator boy, who was the first TO recognize
him, almost fell of his seat when he saw
him. Mr.. Frick stopped for a few moments
to converse with him, and thanked him ior
his efforts i'm preventing Berkman from es-
Gaping after he had done his bloody work
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XNI
TROIS MESSENGERS

Trois cavaliers galopaient sur la
route d'Adelsberg a Idria. Tous trois,
montes sur dies chevaux de prix,
couraient ayec Inc rapidit6 6gale.
Quand Fun DIES cavaliers changeait
de chevauN 4 Ia porte dun village,
les deuX autres lie suivaient de pres.
Leur voyage endiablG ressemblait
tellement a n poursuite quill cit pu
venir dams lesprit de ecu qui les
voyaient passer, que lie premier ne
pouvait Gtre qu'un malfaiteur don't la
police cherchait d Sc ressaisir.
Mais CONNIE tour a tour chacun DIES
cavaliers depassait l'autre, il devenait
impossible de s'arr9ter a cette pensee.
Du reste, il faut lie reconnaitre, le
visage d'aucun d'euX ne paraissait
suspect.
lie plus jeune pouvait avoir vingt
ans CGtait uu beau jeune homme
blond, a Ia moustache naissante.
accOutume sans null doute Il monter
dams les carrosscs du roi. ct oui
faisait 4 cheval unc Tongue traite atm
d'arriver plus vitc All terme de son
voyage, La joie rayonlait sur son
visagc. Ii dGvorait lespace. Son
hablletG d'Gcuyer p~ouyait Gtre tgalGe,
mais 0 surpassGe. II remarqua les
cavaliers courant CONNIE lui sur la
route, mails il semblait trop presst
d'arriver pour eprouver lie dtsir
d'entamer un entretien. the fois.
dependant, il lui sembla reconnaltrc
lie visage dun des voyageurs, mails il
he pitt pas lie temps de s'assurer de
son identite ct continue 4 dGvorer
l'espace.
lie second cavalier, jeune aussi,
faisait partie des Trabans de l'Impe-
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Xxx
y EXPERIENCE
--Suite-

-Mais 81 je cedais 4 &c dGsir
~insens6, a qui tie conierais-je-?
-Je %pourrais tie repondre que je
me trouverais en- snrete pres de
Fable Fulda ct du docteur Halls mails
Jaime mieux Gtre franche. .le veux
descendre avec tot dams lie gouffre
d'Idria.
-Avec moi! s'tcria Melbourg
plein d. terreur.
Men es-tu pas lie directcur?
-Sans doute.
II me semble meme que c'est
pour tot I'm devoir de visiter ces lieux
de douleur?
lie conference.-the ct les gardens
s%uffisent.
Pour surveiller lie travail, pour
chatter, peut-etre. Mails ourecouter
les reclamations, pour CONSIDER les
plus %malheureux, pour distributor DIES
graces...
MATS il s'agit de voleurs, d'assas-
sins, Lillia, ct jamais ia pitiG ne fut
plus NAL place..
II Y await deux ~larrons a cote du
Sauveur, repondit Lillia...
-Tu demandes trop dams IN seul
jour, ma file. ..Je viens dGja de tie
faire un sacrifice plus grand que tn ne
sembles lie croire ; n'exige pas davan-
tage.
Bon, fit Lillia, j'attendrai JUS
qua.
-Jusqu'a quand?
-Jusqu'a ce que je retombe ma
lade.
All la cruelle ct dcspotique
creature fit Melbourg en- rampant
du pied.
-Ainsi, dGsormais, chague fois que
TIL souhaiteras quelque chose, 81 lie te
le refuse tn me menaccras de mourn ?
-Je he tie demanderai jamais rien
d'impossible EFT puts, d'ailleurs,
j'aimerai mieux MOURN que d'entendre
encore dies piaintes ct DIES soupirs sur
mon passage, ct de songer qu'On
m'enveloppe dams Ia malGdiction.. -.
Que Ton jette sur ton pere,
n'est-ce pas, Lillia Achieve done
accable-moi, insulte-moi CONNIE les
lnistrables pour qui jamais lie ne me
suls montre assez severe, puisqu'ils
apprennent a mon enfant :.
de t'aime je t'aime, dit Lillia
en- Sc jetant dams les bras de Mel
hourg.
En- ce moment lie valet parut
Monsieur lie directeur, veut-il
recevoir lie docteur Halls, monsieur
Fulda ct lie mineur Ritter?
-Oui, oui, dit Lillia ell descendant
DIES genoux de Melbourg, pour
s'elancer vers la porte du salon.
lie docteur parut lie premier.
II s'effaea c~ependant pour laisser
passer Table Fulda qui, apres avo
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odluC AlclDOGIS uHc NOlA dllCCttCuNC, !
-Je bGnis Dieu de vous savoir ,
guerie, mon enfant.
Halls presenta lie travailleur de la
mort au directeur d'Idria.
-Je vous al parle dune curieuse
experience, monsieur, lui dit-il ellie
a lGussi dune facon complete, triom-
phante. Ritter vivra desormais, ct
ie compte lie gu6rlr du tremblement
qui agile SEES membres, CONNIE je les
al d~6harrasses du mercure qui les
saturait. Je vous lam6ne, d'abord
ponrque vous puissiez vous convaincre
de Ia vGrite de &c que j'avance,
ensuite atm que vous teniez votre
prcmesse.
La demande eli grace? dit LiIlia.
-Oui, mon enfant.
Lillia cOurut prendre Ia plume,
prepare du papier ct dit a son pere !:
Ferris.
Celui-ci haussa faiblement les
epaules, puts il traea qnelques lignes.
II passa enslite la Iettre an doctpur.
-Quand expedierez-vous lie mes
sage?
Par la premiere occasion.
Halls tira dix ducats de So poche.
-Voici pour lie courier, dit-il.
-DGsormais, tit MeIbourg, je con
sidere Get nomme lii,re, ct je vous
autorise a lie garder dams votre
demeure Il yous Y c%onsentez.
-Merci, monsieur, lit Ritter 5;
puts avec l'instinct du pere il ajouta :
Que Dieu henisse votre enfant !.
Les visiteurs passerent avec Mel
bourg dams lie jardin rempli de roses.
Liable Fulda semblait prendre a
tache de faire oublier au directeur
d Idria l'autorite de son ministere.
Ii comprenait que pour racheter cette
anne, ce serait assez de l'entremise de
renfant.
-Quand il Sc retira, lie docteur
Halls tendit la main a Melbouro.
Celui-ci sentit une vive rougeur
monter a ses joueS. Quelquesj ours au-
paravantle doctcuravaitretire 50 main
que cherchait t!midement Melbourg.
Halls lul sayait-il done 81 grand gre,
d'avoir obtenu la permission de sau-
yer la vie DIES miserables cOndamnGs ?
Tout lie reste du jour il demeura
absorbe dams ses pensees. Lillia ne
paralssait point chcrcher a Zen dis
traire mails dc temps en- temps ellie
lui ietait ses bras autour du cou.
Iembrassait i pleines levres, puts ellie
s'enfuyait laissant apres ellie ce par
fun d'amour qui rafra1chit les ames.
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'execnter tOus les ouvragps
typographiques Qui nous Seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitatioa, blancs. circu-
laires, etc, seront imprin4Gs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a Ces prix uui dGtient toute concur
renee.
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ratrice.

Peut etre lobligation de garder lie
silence faisait-elle aussi partie de
cette consigne, car pas plus que lie
cavalier blond il ne tenta de Sc lier
avec lc compagnon qui le suivait on
lie prec6dait de quelques minutes a
chaque relai.
Enfin lie troisieme, vetu dun froc
don't lie capuce cOuvrait enforcement
sa tete, sc tenait q cheval, 0 pas
avec latitude craintive dun moline
pen accoutume aux exercices eques-
tres. mails avec la solidite dun cavalier
consomme. Sa robe bruno retrOussee
sur Ia croupe du cheval l~aissait voir
DIES jambes %herveuses Mais il await
.es pieds nus dams ties sandalcs de
bois.
Chacun DIES ma1tres de postes qui
procuraient dies chevaux aux cavaliers
avaient etc frappes de Repression
d'aust6re douleur ~rGpandue sur lie
v!sage du moline.
! SEES yeux etaient caves, ses joues
pa!es. Quelque chose d'ardent ct de
comprime tout a la fois brlllait sur sd
physionomie
Pas un dies cavaliers n'entra dams
une auberge pendant lie voyage.
Chacun deux Sc faisait apporter un
repas sommaire de viande frOide, de
pain ct de frontage, buvait un verre
de vim ct repartait. lis ne dormaient
pas la mutt. lis couraient, couraient
sans treve.
Lnrsque pour Ia premiere fois, les
maisons d'ldria leur apparurent a
travers les arbres, lis s'arreterent une
seconde, comme 81 leur cgur battait
trop fort puts lie moline talonna o
cheval, l'excita de Ia voix ct s'Glanca
dams la direction du village.
lie cavalier blond lie suivit. ct
derriere lie jeune homme gllopa lie
Traban de rImperatrice.
Jne auberge Sc trouvant sur leur
passage, tous trois mirent pied a terre
avec un Ggal empressement.
Unc jeune file 1int au devantd'eux.
Que souhaitez vous messleurs ?
demanda-t-elle avec un sourire.
--Une chambre, r6pondit lie jeune
homme blond.
I'm souper dams une heure,
ajouta lie Traban.
lie moline secoua Ia t9te ct r6pondit
Tine adresse.
~-Je mettrai des draps dams Ia
plus belle cha.nbre de mon auberge,
mon jeune seigneur; votre souper
sera pref dams une heure, mon bel
officer quaint a vous, non pere, je
reste a votre service.
--Je me rends 4 la mine d'Idria,
repondit lie moline.
Moi aussi, fit lie Traban.
Moi aussi, ajouta lie jeune
gentilhomme.
lie moine les regarda tous deux,
puts il poussa IN soupir ct retint la
question qui lui montait aux levres.
-|ous permettez, MOI p6re, que
nous PASSIONS route ensemble ?
demanda lie cavalier blond.
DE grand ceur, monsieur.
La file de rh0tellier, heureuse ct
fi6re de Sc montrer en- ST noble ct 81
digne compagnie, abandonna lie soin
de SEES fourneauX 4 un marmiton ct
marcia en- avant DIES trois voyageurs.
Ceux-ci, surpris de voir que leur
course await I'm but unique, common
Gaient a soupGonner quill tendait au
meme rGsultat, mails le plus grand
secret Ieur ttait impose ct lis suivirent
leur guide en- silence.
Les levres du moinc ~rcmuaient. ct
sans null doute il pratt.
.Au moment OIL lhnteliare sr trnnya
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Oh care lie 10 "Snes: lere. insertion, Sl.'o
" I" lme. -
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nee sera iu>eree au tau de 80 cents par ponce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions su}sequentes.
Toute annonce dout lie nombre d'insertions
n est pas specific sera inseree jnsqu'h uouvel
Ordre au taux ordinaire.
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ADJOURNMENT.

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PUBLIEE TOUs LES sAMEDIS PAR
A. JOLIET r., & Co., Proprietaires.
BUREAU: Rue Main : tire st. PHILIPPE
ct st. Louis.
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ANEONCES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
III. n. JOSE.

Portland. Oct "a (SpccaD.--H. n. lose one o. the
occst and neatiest cltLcns OF Portland died .ddntv
Oh Sundy night. Mr.. JOSE probably interested iI
more business enterprises than any othr man In Port
land lie owned great deal Of real state including
several arge business blocks the Preblc IIous,
He gave barely 20 chiIity He built Eotschmar Hall
Poand's new theatre for the benefit Of the singing
cietcs. lie was born in 1919 and went 10 Portland az
the axe OF fourteen years. During his minority he was
clerk. lie was tken into paItnefshp T his en-.
plOyer, the Afn becoming Poor { Iosr. IL 1860 Mr
Jose became Interested ia real estate oprIatios rroad
hR ana Manufacturing. In conjunction with the late
Judge SAepey he built the pTrb!e House He also
btlt The Printers Exchange Ccncnnil Block and tho
Jose Budhs' For ycars he director ia the Port.
land ana hrhheec and Maine Central Railways anI lac
OF the org MIXERS OF the Portland Opdcnsbg
road. now the mountain division OF the Main. Central
He was Tor years Treasurer road lie was one of
the founders 81 The Maine Hospital and remained
a director thi ms death lie wAs elected president Of
the Cumberland National Bank In 1871 He was trcas
urer OF the Portland Kerosene Oh Company and was
later president lie was also director I'm the Atyood
Lead Company, Portlend Dyiock COMPANY. bartlett
Land ana Lumber Company. the Building and Joan As
ISOLATION Portland Water Company and other corpor
tons lie was quarterma.ttr in judge Slenlev,s repI
mcnt, the 18th Maine, during the war
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ACTIVITY IN JERSEY CITY.

The Republicans Of Jersey City held q large and
enthusiastic meeting at st. Michaes Hall, Efe and
Tenth stS., last night. The big efiGcc crowded
TO the DOORS and the building fairly shook with The
applause that greeted the speakers they appeared
Among those who spoke j. Herbert Potts Frank
O. Cole, J. s Edwards. Herbert Gelncy and others
The candidate fer Assembly in this district, the Vth
J. $ Harding chosen last night and Is confident
Of his ability to beat A. J. Ditnar. who was chosen
by the Democrats simply because Mr.. Eeaney who
slated for IN, place. refused 10
A Republican mass meeting In the Grcenville dis
ttet OF Jersey City on "Wednesday evening will be
addressed by John Kean ir. Frank 0. Cole. j. Her
bert Potts and Herbert Gedney.
Two big Republican massmeetings will be- held In
Jersey City Frnay nght-one at the Federal Club.
house and the oher at Library Hall. Good speakers
Will be present ~ both.
Frank o. lColr. J. s. Edwards, A. $ Barnett and
Thomas MoEwai Will speak at a Republican mass.
meeting al Germ g. laave. asd Blocker st. Jersey CITY
Heights. this evining.