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Vv rtgra gives more homo news every week than two other in York combined and i i NORTH YORK INTELLIGENCER AND ADVERTISER grt tie liber to fcoow to utter and to argue according to conscieoce above all other liberty 3 No paper sent outside North York unless paid In advance copies 3 cent each J Newmarket Ont Friday June 1903 TERMS per annum if paid in advance f SJySis- Oof Toronto Me I The premises of Rice Lewis Co corner of King ami Victoria streets 1 K5ai l0 be sure that the you use will do the job for the least money and at the same time give greatest satisfaction and longest The Rev left Saturday for the Winnipeg Conference Paint gives these results every time Its a pure lead zinc and linseed oil paint Its mixed thor oughly and ground very fine by powerful machinery It covers roost surface to gallon and wears for the longest time Its a paint you can depend on Use it and youll be satisfied COLOR CARDS FOR OF GOOD AT BUILDERS BLACKSMITHS Rev Prof Knot College entered on the- second half- century of his ministry last Sabbath by preaching in St church- Principal is reported to nave taken a turn for the better and and also of Percy Hill street recovering were burglarized on Friday night Rev Dr Wild has decided to decline About were obtained at the for- the calls he recently received from mer and a quantity of tobacco at the California churches latter stores The dead body of Richard Ruth erford one the oldest employees has accepted a call to the of Oak was found Friday after- Methodist Church noon beside the railway tracks op- j The closing concert of the Toronto posite High Park The head was College of Music will be given in severed from the body and it was Hal on Tuesday evening apparent that Mr Rutherford had June been Milled by a passing train Thomas Gill a vegetable peddler John Martin the young man who was found dead with his face buried attempted to pick the pocket of Alex in a pile of hay in the stable to the Burgess of the House at the rear of Duchess Street on the opening day of the day afternoon Gill is said to have races was sent to the Central been drinking son for tour months A memorial for the late Sir Oliver Hon J will attend to the form fountain of Rev Father picnic at general utility is to in the worth Village oh June city park at Kingston Railway and steamboat ticket The Toronto Ferry Co did a big have been opened the King business to the Island on Saturday ward Hotel for the convenience of The day was warm and the Company guests found it necessary to put its whole The Church of England services fleet into commission to which have been held at date the crowd that went over to see Point every summer for the past a lacrosse match en years under the auspices of the The official staff of one of the de- of St Andrew were of Hon resumed on Sunday last The Royal Commission- on thfe charges our opinion tree of American Beauty roses a the corrupt charges stand disproved yard at least in height and of pro- a great body of evidence which circumference There was Trie Story of an Ugly Package were parimems 01 j jk rt on Friday last placed on his desk a Yes dear and he thfe Gam magnificent mass of roses a dress you quickly and bring CARRIAGEMAKERS HA PAINTS OIL GLASS Furnace Work and Our Specialty NEWMARKET appears to be mote and cred- ihle than that adduced in support thereof Exit nary a on desk The earning capacity of the city strikers during the past month is A P assistant City So- timated- at about per toy licitor has forwarded his Next winter some of these strikers and will leave the legal depart- I will wish they had on with their at the end of the month to en- work and had the lost earnings in tor private practice Mr has- their pockets Ice- AND- ream THEN EVER -AT- been in the citys employ for two and a hall years and has lately been act ing as assistant Corporation Coun sel Clark will leave Saturday morning accompanied by his suite to inspect the public institu- of Owen Sound and formally the Kings Royal Park for the Export of Bulletin Issued by the Ontario of by the Agricultural Department deals At the Methodist Conference last m P Sunday seven young men were ordain- i Sickens and contains a great deal to the ministry us lor the numcr- The long talkedol electric road beS poultry both urban Toronto and Oakville is at last assured Negotiations have been the i way lor some months with the ctin here is an through which the line Ls must pass but the pwples represent- B asked what he street railway instantly mcreasug chick- thought terms c and the project was at a standstill to Mr Allan Ret sign of knowing me no Toronto Street Hallway Company l not even you s 1 I lie market requires a several men holdintr nil says the probability is that the cars will be carrying Toronto and OativiUe lxilore snow lies will be carrying between bitefleshed chicken and our- best By Louise It was in the fall of that mo oh er came into my room early one morn ing whispering Louise Lou ise I and holding up a warning fin ger leat I should cry out in a star tled tone on opening my and so awaken the other children But I sat up quietly for was not- used to alarms and mysteries My father had long been one of those who aided slaves to escape and in that capacity- as- well as in bis business capacity of manager a railway which ran north and south he frequently had entertained secret guests and been called on at home when the general world was asleep 9 Louise said mother stooping over me and kissing my fath er wants you to go south With him today Why mother is father home He had been absent for more than a in my heart had been many times a fear that confederate raiders or sympathizers had captured or killed him me to you to him Not in those old things mother I said shocked for she held up an old dress old shoes and a dingy old petticoat Hie things I used for going on tramps with the boys lor berries and nuts Now not another word of objec tion dear Father wishes it You are going to be very useful to him today and she tied a faded ribbon on my hair and brought me an old hat that had long hung in the back hall She refused to let mo have my gloves stained my face neck ears hands arms faintly with walnut juice and altogether made me look like a fright But my young soul was up at tins idea of being use ful to father and moreover the mys tery of the disguise interested and pleased me so that I said not one more word of complaint Alter mother had given me some breakfast I went to in his study and he looked hard at me be fore he kissed me and said That will do very well Louise Then he told me the hardest thing You arc to ride in the day coach south al day I shall bo aboard and you will sec me often but you mo or give any matter what a man or several men holding me or He said nothing to me though and when I found my seat in the car I was ready to cry as I looked through front door at fathers private car and knew I miss alt the of a ride with Railway trains were slow then and stops many and long so it took ail day to go from our home in cen tre of the state to the end of the road on the Ohio River It was a strange day for- me The conductor took my ticket without a sign that he me I had gone too and on the road so often that I knew every station and many of the people who came aboard but that day all looked at mc as at a poor stranger girl Sometimes fa ther walked through the car and how I wanted one word from him even a look Thai was the hardest to have him pass without a- word or smile Yet in some way real ized he knew just what was in my heart all the time morning was quiet and at noon I ate the lunch I found in my shabby old basket This was the one mat ter in which mother had been she had given me fried en and iced cake and somesoft Oan- and two peaches altogether a lunch far too dainty for my appear ance How well I remember the fling and wondering looks of an old woman j who came and sat beside me as I ate and said seems like your folks is the kind that puts it all inside and mighty little on their backs sissy Whereupon I made my under Up quiver most even while a piece of the fried chicken was half way into my mouth and looked so much as if wan going to cry thai flounced up in a sort of dismay me I think she had hoped that I would share my lunch her and probably I should have so had not father so strictly en- joined me not to sneak with anybody As we the southern part of the state and made long stops wait- ling for word to go on under stood what trouble was feared for at that time many a train was held up or boarded or robbed by despera does who made of wartime a con venient excuse for plundering j I saw father during the Jrnoon He would stop in the day car for a talk some one he knew and the conductor also seemed find much to keep him busy near jroc So there were friends about me even if could not speak to them My mysterious package seemed to grow larger and more of a care every hour I kept it in my lap with my hand over ft most of time even mc about or even striking home market also appears to favor You are to carry this parcel and this color of flesh Blackfeathered to give that parcel seemed The city authorities are now chickens and thpsc having black legs j are not in favor are the pure fruit syrups made from the best wheeled fruits Theyre rich and heavy seem to roll out of the its I would be much cheaper to use that never saw fruit i stuff made from our Soda reputation wasnt built on such foundation Cream cornea near perfection possible and we intend to a move towards the which was destroyed by lire some time ago The estimated cost is placed at from to 50000 A lady at the Union Station on the kindest cut of all because the parcel was This was not because big for it not it was as big as two of my dresses would be If rolled up tight but because it was done up In soiled course brown straw paper are There is little use in trying to fatten scrub stock- Good of such breeds as Plymouth Rocks and Orpingtons can be Saturday J as butchers used for wrap train for Buffalo was robbed of l flh J usc steak or or such as pocketbook containing also her Very large chickens are not ragged colored chid might carry car ticket and her souvenirs Three wardrobe in And lit was such men brushed up against her while in bird tour ta an untidy package hold together by the act of boarding the car This fivc PS ft Wts different kinds of stringjust was her story to the Police but well developed and should the thing to complete my appearance small whitetrash country girl going on a visit with alt her hand I hated its looks Hut father said very Impressively never forget you have- this package Stunted weakly children are those Dont leave it a moment all day whoso food docs them no good be- Keep ft close to you all the time when she told it to the conductor plump as this is the most train he informed her that P the had dropped her belongings in the car This ended the sensation On Saturday last the Sir John A monument was covered with floral tributes from admirers of I deceased wore made by Iftt Dye Works Agent Canadian Express Co t and baggage handled with despatch Telephone No Invent- rvlU tell you oil of A WORTHY SCHOOL which converts more raw mater ial into earning power and J places more young men and worn en In good positions than any institution of the kind Cana da the Suoinona and School of SHORTHAND TELEGRA PHY Toronto open No vacations Twelve teachers Fine Special aumener for Iuly August Vrtte the leader of the at they do not digest it properly And tonight when you leave the car Mr Monk Mr J P Keep the childs digestive organs keep tight hold of the package and Whitney Dr Montague and Mr right and it will grow up strong ana speak to one you know but walk Downey MPP The procession healthy and it will not cause mother right out of the car Speak to no posed of the veterans of much trouble while it is growing up one all day Know no only care was com and of South Africa and number- It is the weak children the puny j for your package and keep it no mat ed about The procession bore children that wear the mother what happens about you And liberal loads of flowers for the caring for them day and night Ail yet dont look anxious about it liberal in Queens Park A serious occurred at Park on Saturday afternoon was the occasion of this is changed when Own dear Tablets are used- They promote understood- welt that they give sound natural in some new way and I must do Bleep they keep baby bright and my best So when mother gave me Church picnic and there were They are good for older an old basket and told me I would children and friends in at- children and cure all their find my lunch on top J hadnt a In the evening when a couple of hundred women and children were waiting for the boat on the wharf one span of structure gave way and precipitated those on it into three or four feet of water All were got out but several were hurt one woman severely Mrs A who died on Sat urday morning at her residence Major street came Toronto as a bride over fifty ago and had re sided here ever since She was the daughter of- Rev of Pal ermo near married John late County Crown Attorney word to say Then father said on to tho station alone and act just as if you wore alone aboard and find a scat near the middle of the day car He gave me a ticket which was something now to me or I had my if costs only to Drove truth these statements arid ybuwllp be thankful afterwards Mrs Archibald Sweeny saV given my little one Babys Own Tablets and am more than pleased with the results I can recommend them to every own annual pass with my- name and mother Thats the Way moth- friends on it And many a merry era who have used Tablets talk j parley had I it Thats the way you will talk youiThe ticket seemed an indignity but use them when your ones ateU took it without protest went my You can get the Tablets way from any dealer or they will be sent The conductor who usually all mall a box by writing the ion and politeness to tho Williams Medicine Brock- agera little daughter now looked vllTe Ont I hard at mo and I bought suspicious- sights of the car never made me forget it Indeed I was in a state constant wonder and curiosity as what it might contain Not mil itary despatches I thought for knew enough about warfare to feel pretty sure sucli despatches would he given to an officer and probably to one with a guard of soldiers And any rate we were not going as far south as the region active war or beyond regular telegraphic connec tions with Washington Perhaps package might have something to do with the employees of the railway at our southern us I knew my father had some sort of trouble about them oh his mind I had overheard him say to my mother that It was a wonder thcy stood by the company as they did But how my package could concern them I could not Imagine women triod get Into talk with me and asked mc where I was bound To all their questions I replied with yes or no quite irrelevantly and I am sure some thought an idiot Once I heard two of them in intermitted about me the younger woman j repeating shes no fool but shes as sulky as a pig to which older one as often reiterated tol- Oh dunno seems like but I reckon sho aint no kinder ignorant an shy As wo went on into night the faithful engineer had to watch for prledup rails or logs on the track attempts to stop the train am rob tho passengers especially when father was known to be aboard were always expected Perhaps lather was generally supposed to carry good deal of money in his pockets and in that region In those days a few dollars would tempt attack from the baa men I held my package In my lap all tho time and as darkness came on I felt very lonely and homesick It must been after ten oclock at night when reached the termin us and not till then did I get an self in- midst a dozen men from the office of the company all ot whom I knew and who me in spite of ray disguise Good for you Louise I said Mr the graybearded audi who stooped to take me and my package in his arms Came we will take care of you now But even as he spoke a wild fight broke out on the platform For there the attempt was made which my father had been all day fearing and which he had now ceased to ex pect or fear- A he stepped off bis- private ear a rush was made at out of the crowd by as many as twenty men it seemed and he was not ready for it Before he could raise stick he was knocked down and bis clothes halftorn oft him by hands searching his pockets At the same time six or eight men sprang into his car and began rum- it although a furious row was going on The railway men left to the auditor and rushed to my fathers laid with clubs pistols and knives At the same time the auditor hurried with me into the building and carried me lipStairs I hugging my package although almost swooning with Then he placed in the chair before his desk thrust my pack age into his safe and stood ready with two big heavy revolvers to meet any attack on Ibe But already the noise of the flghb- ceased There was a roar of pursuit for some distance and then my straining ears caught the galloping of horses on the hard roads l that sound in hearing my fa- thers Voice in the upper hallway Ho there Have you got my little girl safe Safe as a church sir said the auditor throwing open the door Father looked as if he had been roughly treated but he was not much hurt And the money He looked about with some anxiety as he clasp- me to his heart It is in the safe said the audi tor I Well done Louise my pet I They would have got it after all it you had not been so obedient end shrewd good He kissed mo again Father Was I carrying money Yes dear Fortyfive thousand dollars in good greenbacks to pay the men here They are badly in need and we were afraid the money would bo stolen on the way if used any ordinary conveyance I Think of their impudence in try ing it right here father cried turning to the auditor and several other officials who had come in They wore sure I had it they must have got some inkling that a large sum was coming Its well they did Weve got em tight cried an excited man coming along the hall reckon that no more than three got to their That gang is broken up for good then said my father And who deserves more credit than my little Louise Imagine how proud I felt I for got my old clothes and only heard the praise and saw the kind beam ing laces But at the hotel I found my better clothes all I needed Mo ther had cared for that and for a few days I had such a time as few girls can ever have enjoyed so happy a time that to this day I re member it all Youths Companion Ontario The report of the Commis sion laid on the table of the on Thursday of last week On Friday last in response the request of the the Womens residence scheme at Toronto Universi ty the Minister of Education intro duced a bill providing for assistance in the shape of a grant of land in Now Ontario It appears to be the intention to set aside enough land to pay for the erection of the building so that the funds already raised by the Womens Residence Society can be devoted to furnishing etc The location of the land and its extent have not yet been decided upon In answer to Mr J J Preston last Friday Hon Mr Davis flud that Samuel Johnston Mount Albert had been employed by the Province as a culler during two seasons re ceiving in all for his work Mr Stephens of Whit- church was very successful prizes at the Spring Show at Richmond Hill Ho won seven first prizes in grain three in potatoes Inkling of what my hid As four second prizes in grain and two I stepped off the day car I found my- In poultry