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hv 4 etd Y EAR »- 'NO. 18 THE MISSING CONVICT WAS FOUND IN HIDING - Had Mot Got Outside the Penitentiary Walls. ROPE WAS 100 ne BELAYED GET ANOTH AND HH) FLIGHT, 10 ; EL, Of Binder tueday Fhicker Piscoves kl getrand Fy Bt Twi L844 Fi an Had YOO i, atl porting nrday Ni who bis ary, Was { cl th piv ha 1 In eli ¥ ana itenta caused sion, caught Saturday stall breathing Juard old tad Now Cha chimps of guar hui o for no bound Ofet thou all hacky FROUY his into the out w trduble of it ving seale in the put w h eRape, cold poniientansy sited and #, to Ther calling this x fc wa w thi for aping night? most knew alher o planped had his bar ht, and stand plane \ for { free that fe overs, avi rand Phasnid; a with him VEEY S0rey wn fod boon a urday the | Char pola fl hie an id Lig ld not and that his would | { well | Yond] felt i had everyvihing To fad & stock when diseavered. that Mm # sive that to get over ake After pis He ang had he i the he ht, the rid whin offE, side Che {Lo i in op ng bell the ' pri rang { building not that he would and away, din has a have ix likely the wall As state Charteans and ed, When he declared again, The guards of the gtill a always dot rest lesa Saturday ning justice depariment notified that CBartrand Detective Parki: of police force I sistance, t the wanted was bacl detective could reached Smith' ed a Messa caught. ~Charien for himself the only man make Wily iy mania be fore will he N that he in 1906, would get away Chartrand mone that one a of ho moment pt never is wm hi something me a SOOT ns the at tans was ¢ " wives i but, yan before reach } ton he when receiv. ge about boing i | ord He uble has mai val ye 1 a ha to wha i his oe times hah minds their Work amt Chie i thre Men have engiged in but for sawing plang, Chavtrand be himself I stated n small piece rubbing i. on cell, he was able condition "s served and that this little piece ol steel was the sanse of all the trouble. Of course | it wamevery slow work, but he had lots of time, and it did not seem wo long to Kim, when he could see 8 chance of gaining freedom some day. The finding of Chartrand gave the guards quite ab surprise, as they thought sure that *he had made his © o aver the wall, And the news of Ris capture was) just as big a sur prise to the goned I public. lis es Peape frown the prison was the main tupiey of conv rmition on the stréet all day Satutday, and when it was an nounsed on the Whig bulletin board, Satiapdiy nftarhoon, that the convict had. been eaptuted, in the binder twigs depirticdnt, people could hard: ly heliove i. The entire countryside koapohed for the missing" eonviet, and! the stall of goss, forPhing genre hing | parties, wie immediately ealled in wh he was found. Tem reported that as a result of this lant escupe, additional guards will be aldid to the penitentisey wall. For A long time, the guards have been romplaining of being overworked Farther «© information © shows Chavtoand wns Josated by i DAILY MEMORANDA. Comnty Coart (2 pom. Tuesd Fache Club annud! piestip a8 £ Sud HER Families, Baap sioner tn in Vaid a escape fou while on the farms and indeed making in 4 class bars seenred that by of hig info such a AK A BAW, thai of the rand and Hn th I { hae sloel, t floor Lo git wo it wes being that * Nop 4 Hd Pon : 0 Ohurel Paes am homes Pade! | {vet his hiding 5-1 | which caped, | much | the | He js famones is | I, mad this | i FN a ad i Hn sod 1 chinin Detwe thai Fhe retire re Intter i 0 wis len i 10 BE Gal. by | Friday |" lament) i bis Seateh pow mer hingst Wueen 8 atl He rs seat of co ¥ 18h, Ve, Apo ATMS r fohn 31] member v from Fhe tary led : that sis} for no nid 1541, the the Law n | d stuted iting sen comp hesad', that of ide mic il ala wha pos those Lol, Aman th yt Si ware for kth hadi funney the of {iranef reed, | cigar from the sinoki tremely pa sent OCEAN PIER BURNED: Atlantic Youlg's sort, day e Dn throogh a The pier The whole ion end, was © toss is esti any lane in this the wind w wd the hoard Big hoials form a feont. templing ; af n The = Cu plant Saturday, peri len } wion «d win 3 ad vt to he thoueh v Atlantic City Had 2 Spectacular Blaze--Loss a Quarter of Ucvan features wlong was destroyed in of about partially The fire was doe of the most speevaiy- | ship companies engaged in traffic be the fix metahae nler at There ict the Caughey, that toe shvre with wa CON SOE wad! m re. noUh and As inused, the gare awlment antil late Moher ght 18 i in after STH tO be nut. Lahey, Ww mn A who ordered eile hole wd moving y It 3 hiding Tests t has 4 Lo Before nng ep ne Lhe hat hi i | : ¥. i at! the ¢ hav Rupa } wrtrand' ls and taken ww oF his mn put up "a fide. removed stiffer Fi this 1 Bl IGHTIHG MENTAL MALADY | GUARDED AGAINST Henry Smith Addressed the Ottawa Canadian Club. on Saturday Last. April eicdet dhe lupehio i ans i Hie ata, the neh ET DILAt f il and 1 e i entered that he tative yin mR parliament oe W red ite of the union i np Land | of Upper | t sd Nee i tious of olf igston practical | CLIO opinion that no more! Dis malady than the di wn ied allliction it weiabil sudd | nol as 'swelled | , and | not | bi amongst Tilted | wid this hien wu was 0 yoRt had BLA m 28 mn been omanch ny sir Willrid | Borden wera | yo Lieut tstonod 8 incidents touched wpoun | , ho srved Hoes atl a We antl . } which wen received P nce Wales, | made hin ex* | of then which th of sich i HOTELS IN DANGER a Million. fy, NIL Apel) Pier, of the big | 8 sen, front of this ve- fire on Satur the firemen, who Tell! rool, was seriously injured. was about 2.0500 feet © lone, structure, with the qxeop | Lo feet atrthe shore | ennpletely destroted. The | mated at 250,008, and in | vovéred by "Insucaloe. } : one the of o Fortanntely | which prevent- | creeping towards | spreading to, the | building? that | aor thir, Oren l £ity ag Oo mee from in vesirs, F-shove, walk and and other sodpd line ite, Tx the ast pine i of the "oh ol FE eney | Pembroke, has veceived un & polition ns man hore of Mandwaki, thie. atral Torpedd' Tulsa, Okla blew up on apd fur peysons are mise x magi | the bindé or | 5 | comin sgroner | boen fa, jini: i the ja { high, | a { mons, { Arizona de A {ter roxy Ln {x fe) by ! somie History company' Sila pav a Lilt. KINGSTON, PITH OF THE NEWS. { The ® Very Latest Culled From Al Over the World. to have { { i i 1 4 new post office uihracite mivers Unie are idle to-day, 'austrian empe thréutened after reement |. ith in ihe to a disay ns in Montré injured a Chapman' bevthers, probably fatally shooting, % Siratheona buikding were i hotel in fovd given S25 006 Kuox Pres- isi Nar new vierian colleg¥, I. KR. ollicials company's Lpited States. Welling ton, Nef., reports that Capt, Scott has been henrd from under date January 3d. At Port Arthur, Y dollar i Tow ol the 15,000 lost in say urs that ave f i Ont., a five million concern to manufacture railway is projected. Loeronto board of city eounil property, balloting British miners favor immediate! ames Pardes eng loved dead inh control ask- I the to purchasée hpox Colle results. that settle show strike an Earl shack pass. gj the Grand conductors. i, § made from aged gardener, TE Abérdeen, was ved a ; ltament will compel its 5 Wer woial legisla Trunk to Ottawa pul for support for Row- iherals' temperance plat Sunday, wed Lhe lon EE ' Wh vening Star declares afi 1 the Pankhurst and her ¢ of by 0) mination of | tollo € of St been ArrIere, Winmig vector has Order of soph Jos- Mary { on teid. the Reid. at ines Ahied set of teeth ih death of Mrs iy -five vears enter am' Ingeheon S Whiteln LW Mr iting « 1 sponte for New m tures Briti In the that 1 from Co re tw Bo res eveept ' nl xl. Fhe 1 uts have 1 to the percentage inka, won he ( ing hn jag kang' Lroo) of in I Montreal, quashed three Justice Lie three'y Louis Re Wapapers Leone wit ryne, { ear gwtence imposed or, dor stealing ducd at six cents Kick k, former city Hamilton Spectator, has appointed Hamilto?s industrial by the board of control. Avo J oHupte a Wionipeg nurse, has fete 3,000. by Charles UU. Proth i New York, whom she a!ltended lone illness live vears ago Sheilield, England, min huri ali by falling rool a quarry where working outerop of coal Gerald, uty minister of nue, appltey for six 3 it superannuation. will be granted socialists and' three iiberals lost their deposits in lunthia elections. Saveral {ren shaved tl fats Finlaw Alexander, Anglican st.4, who turned Catholie, died in Hotel Dieu, Montreal, He served Churvh of England minister Guelph. ¢ (%, « enborg Wi woof the beens fourteen I a the in they ¢ n IVE end 1 nee, the lerstood it Fhirteen sox possibly ish Co lenis w s1X, we ne an a al the Montreal hae- announces that resign now, business Ballant MIR EEO, he -d » September ne, bor even " will ons. iH mn for rea- skeloton tower, 656 feet ed at Naven, Germany, during a terrific station. great coll Saturd: Lhe i ow storm. ht Nou one injur Y; To a Wireless j od. Sir Parker i moe the British house of com bremzed and healthy two months' trip in Gilbert once place' in looking of In HE 1 result a the sere Washing Dt women who wear beiore - Lhe John Ad for vacated committee game warden, James Bryce, eral magager "of the company, shnounces hiv year ton, y jail aigreties house Li genlences was ad agriculture by Speaks, Ohio wident and gen Coundian Express reicement af conuection with ex Vice press work an Canada. Rural Dean Fletcher, Cobden, Ont. { died in an Ottawa hospital, following operations for appendicitis and { peamonia. Rov. Mr." Kietcher is sur a widow and qe child. zoological garden, a botanical a and an aquarium, in addition {to a natural history musenm, are of the scientific institutions panned fot Monreal by the Natura, Society. ~The Manitoba government is amend {nee tho liquor license act of that pro- Licvuses ave to be in yico. 3 ded . price acvordug to the number of bar: wonders: employed. The amount will [eng from $500 to $2,000, A salwpn cannery plant has gent to Bot's Seund va the This will be the first salmon Lon the Arctic Ocean. The fish tw be of belter quality ~ than chught further south. The Umited Sintes government has Propared papers in 4 suit to be filed {for the dissolution" of Wertain steam: been Avctie cannery ard sari those tween New York and the Far East by {the way of the Steer canal. One authority estimates total divil denil awd interest disbursements in Canada this month af 225 000, 00u There i= a large list of concerns pav pe dividends April 1st or bter in the month, about $16.000.000 will by paid ont, on listed stocks. Mise Genes Brice. the mretiv 19 %ear old wissly for the Maryland Methio dist church, nipeg. left her home X he centre of the city he was seen to endar 4 Ja but never arrived at he office. d Bis nol bees 1 ONTARIO, MONDAY, APRIL MUST FACE NEW CHARGE. Ex-Chief of Police May Pay Further Penalty. Out., April 1.--When John , eXx-chiel of police, oi Arupri- vr, is relensed from the Pembroke jail April 15th, after serving a sentenc 'of ope vear on a charge of misappro- priation of $11,000, which he collected iin taxes for that municipality, he will be rearrested on another warrant, ao cusing him of receiving money and granting receipts without crediting the collections on the tax roll. . At a meeting of the town council, committee was formed to investigate and lay the new charges, the facts in connection with which came to :light Action will be taken Ottawa, Mutts on Matis son plended guilty to the orig- inal charge, which it was thought would complete the case against him, but the councilors evidently regarded hig) sentence as too light. VERGNY nds that he in the next tal an of the frie ber will ga bi Ary al ative bE WAS SUFFOCATED IN KIS OWN BLOGD Taken to Cell in | Beliricm and Hand- cuffed--He Beat Kis Head Agajost the Bars. April 1.~The Sudbury the death id the jail there of Thomas Lynch, aged fdrty- four, at one time o resident of White fish, who - was tuken from St. Jos eph's hospital in a condition" on to craziness, and was found dead in his ecll at 930 next morning. He had been taken to the hospital five * days previously and given a room on the ground too When his physician called the following 'day lynch com- plained of not having slept. during the night; he again complained simi | larly on Monday and said that if he lid not get sl he would go crazy. On Tuesday he wanted to leave the hospital of his own free will, and on being put back in his own room be- ame troublesome, Later the hospital authorities were obliged to eall the police, who remov- d him to the district jail, where he Sudbury, Star reports was heP™vas handeuffed swith his hands behind his back, and placed in a eel! from which the bed was removed, as this might furnish 'a means of doing him- self harm. ¢ During the night he kept up a con- timual disturbance until a.m. he was seen lying on the floor, face down, and asleep, but breathing heavily, At 5.30 a doctor was called, but Lynch had apparently died fron suffocation, there being a small pool of blood near. where he was lying, and mouth covered with blood. lle had his head, which he must ived by hitting his head eell door. his Was five cults have gains on rece the AT WAR WITH GROWERS. Demand Higher Prices for Products of the Farm, Pidton,, Oni., April 1.--It has just cost the Dominion canners $12,000 to keep up their little war with the grow ers of camming truck, this county, who are sticking out for higher prices The Dotwinion canners have bought a large farm near Bloomfield, and here will grow stufi for ednning this sum- mer. This said to be only the first buy in a series. The farmers main tain they will not grow factory stuff at last year's prices. The panners take the position that this failing they will experiment in growing on their own hook. The big growers held a meeting last week, for organization, and decided" to hold out for thirty- five cents por bushel for tomatoes agninst thirty conts offered, and the higher scale for corn. It is under understood that all the really big growers in the county, gger 100 at [ey are in with the farmers' organ ization. Prevost, Brock streel, has received all his spring and summer goods for vis order clothing department, and wady-made clothing and gents' fur- nishing department, All well assort- od with pew goods. W. H. McCarthy, bead miller for he Wylie Milling company, Almonte, in pout health, has gos on a two wonihs' holiday. Frederick Stone, formerly ehiel of police of Marrsbury, has secepted a position in the marine works at Pres #otl, % Ismay Jette has handed his resig- nition as wight watchman for Pem- Troke. ; 'Jover in Toronto till this afternoon. Dhig I, AN OPTIMISTIC rm ---------------------------------- TRIED PO ELUDE SENTRY, , A On Forbidden Grout of German Fortifications. Berlin, April 1. ---A man was shot dead late the other night by a sentry on duty at the fortress at Dantzig. The intruder was seen on the forbid- den ground of the outer "fortifications, fand when challenged attempted to es- cape. 'The sentry closed with him, but he managed to release himself; and made another dash for liberty. The sentry then fired, and the man fell, shot through the head. He was wear- ing workman's clothes, but his identi ty has not been established. It is be- heved that he was .a spy. WORKMEN BLOWN TO PIECES In a Powder Works' Explosion at Little Falls, NJ. 1%ttle Falls, NJ. April 1.-Two workmen were killed and five injured this mornipy when a portion of the powder works here exploded with a terriblp concuiion, shaking the coun try lor miles around. The bodies of the victims were literally blown to pieces. STRICKEN IN CHURCH AND DIED SOON AFTER Frederick R. Lingham, Belleville, Took Part in the Famous Jamieson Raid. April 1.--Fredefck of Belleville's citizen, while attending St. Thomas' church, last the victim of a paraly- tie stroke, and expired shortly after, without regaining consciousness. De ceased was sixty years of age. Mr Lingham was in 1895 one of fifty two convicted by the Boers in the uprising at Johannesburg, South Af rica. He was fined $10,000 and sentenced to, two months in jail at Pretoria, but, was sugsequently re leased through the imtervention of the Britieh parliament. Belleville, Ligpgham, promin#nt service in evening, was R one most SA MEREDITH NOT READY Advise as to Workmen's Compensation BiH. Toronto, April 1.--Ontario's men's compensation law. will bably take the form of a mutual ae cident insurance under state direction and control. 1 here will, however, be no new legislation this session. This in indicated in a report which Sir William Meredith made to the ernment to-day, Sir Wilham was pointed' last year to investigate lrws of other countries in regard to the ocompensaton of workmen jp nred in course of their employment. The report. he has presented i only an interim one. Although indicating hat he favors the recommendations of the Canadian Manufacturers' As- sociation he says that he th not yet in a position to recommend a bill embodying the necessary changes in the law. ~ To New work- pro- gov- ap- the WELCOME BRITAIN'S PRINCE, vk French Hope He Will Like Paris as Well as Grandfather. Paris, April ].-- Newspapers the populace joined In a welcome, this afternoon, to His Roya! Highness the Prince of Wales, who is coming here with his tutor to stay at the home of Marquis Breteuill to complete his education in French. Newspapers edi- torially express the hope that the Prince of Wales will become as fond of Paris as his grandfather, Kiog Edward, was. ------ YMCA, Noonday Service. The first of the noonday passion week service at ithe Y.W.C.A building was held on Monday from 12.10 till 12.10 o'clock, and quite a pumber of young women atlended. Rev. and Dr aogillivray spoke on the curse of the gy the cleansing of the temple and the return to Bethany. Mrs. EK J. McClelland sang "In the Seeret of His Presence." On Tuesday, Rev. E. LeRoy Rice will take the service, and Miss Elder will sing. Re-elected the Officers. All the wlieets of the Intercollegiate Athletic union were re-elected at the OF REACHING AGREEMENT 4 FEELING Tht Wil Obits a Long Coal Strike. NO REVISED | SCHEDULE { TO - OFFERED THE OPERATORS. BE English Miners Are Returning to Work--=By Next Week All the Coal Mines Will be Once More in Full Blast. Philadelphia, Pa., April 1.--~President White, of the United Mine Workers, whose three hundred thousand mem. bers in the anthracite apd bituminous coal ficlds are on strike to-day, inti mated that he would go before Presi dent Baer and committep of coal op erators without a revision of {their schedule. While the miners ave deter winedd in their attitude, there is an op timistic feeling on both that an spreement will be reached ito' obviate a long strike. So far no attempt has been made to withdraw any shipments of eval to Canada there are fow cary on siding consigned to Ontario. sides a , Returning to Work, London, Epg.. April 1 ing districts, the men are already re turning to work in anticipation of the balloting being favorable to ne a ceptance of the minimum. wage bill. By Thursday it thought the majority of coal 'miners will be in operation, and by Tuesday of next weok the coal mining in England will probably be in full blast, Many factories which closed for coal shortage re-opened this morning and the whole comtry is more cheerful than for weeks. [It is estimated that the wage-earners of England have lost sixty million dollars through the ces sation of work since the beginning. of the strike, In many min its FOOD DYING FOR WANT or Famine Situation Grows Worse Daily. Shanghai, April 1.--The famine in increasing dilly. The Chi: nest committees here have issued an apreal to the world for funds. In a statement given out the com- mittce asks the merchants in this eity to come to the instant relef of the feorie in the district around Shang- bai, thousands of whom .are dying daily for want of food. "Chinese Chinese _ Gen. Plaza Elected President. Guayaquil, Ecuador, April 1 Leonidas Plaza has been elected sident of Ecuador. Gen. Plgza the leader of the govern which oppcsed the recent movement. He was president the republic from 1980 to 1904 mirvister to the United in 1905 and served also as to other countries. tren pes was PR revolution roc He States minister Ary was WON'T POSE. POPE Men of $400,000 by Picture Turned Down. Rome, April 1.---The vatican officers have refused an offer of 2,000 006 ire (approximatel 400,000) moving picture for of taking moving pictures of the Pops receiving the Faster pilgringe. © Oxford Won Kasily. April 1.--Although the weather was worse for" racing even than Saturday the famous Ox ford-Cambridge race was rowed to finish today, Usford winning by lengths. Their time over fhe miles and a quarter was minutes and five seconds big lead all the way, THE SENATE WILL NOT BACK DOWN A Deadlock at Ottawa Over Taiiff Commission Amend- ments. Whig. At 210 Offer made by men the privilege Putney, Eng. a sx four twenty-two The had a Bpecial to the Ottawa, April a'clpek annual meeting of the body, held in Montreal Saturday. Prof. John Ma-| theson, of Queen's, is president; K. ¥. Dowie, of McGill, is ivice-presiden and Prof. De Lury, of Toronto univer. i sity, is secretary. i Inland Revenue Collections. Collections at the inland 'revenue oi- }+ fee for month of March, 1912: spirits, $6,361.75; malt, $561.66; tobacco and olenrs, $1,553.86: bonded factory (vine- gar), 3273.39 Other receipts, $26. To- tal, 85,776.60 Company Yielded. Detroify, Mich., April 1.--A threaten- ed strike\of G.T.R. switchrien of this division failed to materialize to-day, as the company withdrew ite ordex dispensing with the third man on switch trains. The Kingston hockey team arrived back in the cily on Monday morn ing. They say they had a great time and would like th play another game in Cleveland. Kionear Reid, Dr. Han ley snd "Pousswr" Brouse remained A new public ay is to be open.) i m oben, Galt is to have a new $15,000 arm- ti%s afternoon the Whig correspon dent learns that, for the first time in seventeen or eighteen years, a real deadlock has come about between th House of Commons and the i his afternoon the senate on an amendment Lo the tariff ut sgion bill which will provide 'when a manulacturing interest guest further protection the said com mission: will 'then investigate the number of shareholders in the said company and aseertam the dividends which said company in 'paying dt the time of the request.' The commons rejected ment on Saturday, 'The senate morning, on mclion of Sir Richard Cartwright, by a vote of twent, to eleven, decided to insist thy amendment. The cabinet. council im mediatdly met and appointed a com muttee to hold 8 conference with the senate over the matter. Should the red of ashe refuse to recede from the positi which it has taken it likely wha the tariff bill will be kil} od for this vear at least Senat insists up ww that ie this amend this two upon ie A---------------------------- o The Canadian government has lifted the embargo placed upon sheep, swine and eatile from Great Britain, COALF, A EDITION L AS r WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Toronto, Ont April 1 tawa Valley and Uppe P Fine and cold Oy with light local sleet _ SPRING _ SHOWE RS nse (fv NECKW We am At. PWwrenoe od have just recelved an: other shipment of Novpities in Dainty Neckwear, Jabots in floral and lace Cuff Sets Quaker, Silk, all designs. Collar and in Dutch and Velvet Koitted Coliar Bows in and Tie and Silk in the leading snades ssssssssscsshananan Steacy's Gloves Have a reputation They possess every desirable feature demanded by the moat exact. ing taste. They. represent per fection in glove making, not only f fit in quality of skins, but in The to evening. and style well bést be $2 wear to rom Tie 0 fo ot and In i 'That Easter Suit Why so if alterations rr not decide ahout it 1 day. there are any necoge sary it in for Easter dividual style our extremely low yau will have time In- together with prices make our Suits attractive t t) ) Wo- man of aste $12.75 to $25.00 A tO A St NO gt STEACY'S "The Store of Satisfaction." The Old Firm\of Undertake » CESY SrREN "Phone 147 Ambuinunce, AKE One large Mat ou fashioned 8 just coms TURK' 8. ~N "gan TICE Bola; also good Wheel, These Phone 705 sonelng io) in shrimps. Clams. Scallops. Crab Meat, Preserved Rloaters. Kippe red, Herrings, Herring in Tomato Herrings in Vidona. Mackeyel. Traffled Sardines. Brawns In Aspic Jelly, Ja S. Redden & C 0. Miss Alice Morine, lata foundiand, lic service eo MHiawa donald The ) Bouillon, Sew the pale married uy to Balph €. Mace of was balrman Ai ssion, on Moray of Toromtio to swale on £3. he on, we of vommons bad pills sey s Lari] COTM IRRLOY E. Foster gagged at son refuses #0 wil. ane a Horses slew ho Lap by lhe bill senate Hon hen won le take back the highway I ng Forst King The tempersnce gues fon threshed out in the Wednesday or Thursday, when N W. Rowell's "abolind the bar" resolution f vor dog, . to ¥ OF + Ang the wn inedor other, 8 f will 'he isgislature on Bev «4 el sorap' wt reed will come up for discussion, ny op