W
The Celebrated Case Begun at
Woodstock, Ont.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT MANIFESTED
Eaterprise Displayed by the Tele
graph Companies in Having Wires
Connected with All Parts of the
World Ran into the Court Room.
Birchall Exhibits No Emotion,
Woopstock, Ont, Sept. 28. —The day
of the opening of the Birchall trial
broke bright and clear, and the wople
were early astir about the court Pe
The final touches to the arrangements
of the court room were given by the of-
ficials. Among the preparations show-
mz the greatest enterprise was the tele-
graph apparatus of the Great North-
western Telegraph company run into
h connections to all
« 80 OAL Inessages Can
ut direct from the reporters’ tables
One of the public
a telephone just
connected with
wn place,
might hear the
ad, A large num-
n ars here from all
v from the Umted
p 24 | thont,
including y, who
are herve to listen to the ease and
SJ own miormation,
his ©
te
tage
§ $ for t
10tes of it for
Birchall Aveives in Court.
Birchall was brou
room in a cab, accomy
sheriff Perry,
Chel
was fanitleasly
and carried in his Derby
hat. His pointed shoes were brightly
polished and he had shaved evidently
with the greatest care Is } red
emotion, except that of
himself to be in new surroundings and
under the scrutiny
face was pale and th
eyes were ulated, i»
was no sign of tremor
3irchall when arrai
guilty” in a firm
asked if h
Blackst«
himself as the
ready to proces
YX arr or
Xr oung, 2
i 1 wie mlntl
sed 1 dark clothes,
Re . &
NANG & neal
siiowed no
& man who felt
expected
many of
those of
and most
were for ‘favor,’
in other words. because the juror ha
formed an op
ion against the prisoner
The Jary Secured.
Murray,
Jos
Buschell, George
Smith, Daniel Md
A. S. McKay
The jurors
Osler, tL ..
made the or
the ca : 1 the crown
would unfol
presenting
wWitnosses
There w
nt of facts, chain of evid
3 8 closely forged and
as nale v1 H
ir of deceit i
+ was known
upon t prisoner's
Woodstock in 1888, when
as Lord Somersot
tions he money, an i
subsequent letters would be ty)
this pia
muraer,
ame satisfied w
akiineq
wal his
} FOWwW # Cad against
} 2a o'clock and hnediately
Wililam MeDonald as first wit-
: McDonald said he becamne ac-
quainted with Birchall when the latter
came to him as a farm pupil from Eng-
land. Birchall was then known as F.
A. Somerset. He stopped at MecDon-
ald's farm one day, then went to Wood.
stock, saying he was not brought up to
such work.
Pupil Farming.
McDonald's evidence threw consider.
able light on the pupil farming busi-
ness, Ee admitted he was agent at
Woodstock for Ford, Rathbarn & Co.
England, who sent pupils to places on
farms, the farmer getting $125 bonus
and the ag eut £35, the farmer receiving
half that amount at the end of the first
inonth, providing that a pupil was satis-
fied, and the balance at the end of six
months,
McDonald said he first knew Neville
A. Pickthall when the latter came out
as a farm pupil five or six years ago, and
he saw him fast on Sunday in Wood-
stock. The names of pupils placed b
MeDonald were given by him as Joseph
Young. Hertlock Woodhonse, Wheeler
Long, Pardo E. Dudley and F. A. Somer-
set. The witness said Dudley was
placed by him on Pickthall’'s farn., but
stayed a month only and $125 bonus was
oy just the same, half going to Dud-
ey, who went to Detroit, Mich., com-
mitted a robbery and fled to Niagara
ne
MeDonald Cross-Examined,
McDonald contradicted himself a
deal nnd was given a crucial cross
examination by Blackstock, counsel for
the defense, He admitted Ford, Rath
burn & Co. wrote that Birchall com-
ined that McDonald was swindling
English farm pupils. He said that
Birchall borrowed from him consider-
able money and repaid all Hat 8300,
Mrs. Birchall was not in court yester-
qay- All witnesses except the one testi
fying are excluded,
Sr
Still They Come.
Wasnisotox, Sept, 23.—During Au-
past 37.587 immigrants came to
She Aited Sioa C Sgainat 31,418 in An-
. , German
month furnished 7570: ud and
Wales, 05,688; Russia, 3.830: Ireland,
¥ »
THE HISTORY OF A WEEK
Tuesday, Sept. 106,
The census burean announces the popula.
tion of Lynn, Mass., to be 65,054, a gain in the
last ten years of 17,410,
Newton Case, an old plate printer, and the
head of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard com
pany, died in Hartford, Conn.
A freight train on the Cincinnati and
Muskingum Valley was wrecked at Reed's
station. The engineer was killed and fire
man badly hurt,
The Chinese government has commenced
the construction of a rafiroad from Kaipine
to Guivine with the ald of British capital and
British engineers,
Maj. H. C, Baxter, for many years a well
known hotel proprietor of Boston, died in
Seattle of Bright's disease. He was a brother
of Dr. J. H. Baxter, surgeon of the United
Sates army.
E. A. Tatt, president of the New York and
Boston Dispatch Express company, denies
any knowledge of the consolidation of that
company with the Adams and Earl & Prew
Exviress QmMpanies,
The Rev, Father W. R. Miles, 8. J., of New
Orleans, died suddenly of heart fallure.
ri y complained of a pain in the
tired to his room,
8 found dead a fow hours later.
Afters
region of the heart and 1
where he w
Wednesday, Sept, 17.
The cholera has broken out at Aleppo,
Count Tolstol, the Russian suthor, {8 seri
odds are receding at Budapest, and no
her danger is feared.
New cotton of superior quality is arriving
at Cairo in large
Herr Deppe, conductor of the Silesian music
festival, and e fellow student of Brahms, has
ia t, Germany.
quantities
"WPo!
2th anniversary of the establishment
ton was celebrated simply
y of flags from the public bulldings,
w Le Crandall & Co,
n, Upper F
Liabilities,
by the dis.
paper makers at New-
Have mas AN BRSSIgN~
S28.000; nominal ass
. Mass,
ta,
buying syndicate has
$465,000 on ita pur.
iadelphia brewery al San
Roumania has agreed to
Bicichroders. the
of Frankfort, and the
is. for the conversion of the Rou.
manian oan.
Thursday, Sept. 18,
Work on all the docks at Southampton has
The government of
resumed
Las sent frontier
*t the St sthard
‘haries Whalley fatally shot his wife and
bot himself dead at Portignd, Oreg.
ed thy Carroll, at La-
: i : } 1" ¥ >
ang rod i Oi i Bis LA
x
nt, lis.
Ex-Governor
men shot Tin
vi nated by ac-
clamation for « ighth district
of Ohio.
A female patient in the Southern Illinois
Insane hospital stabbed three nurses with a
case knife.
Mrs. Hesterneed was shot and killed by
her husband rward committed sui
the peniten-
at Mt Vernon.
we that four car-
December con
oreigners,
Russian government has declined to
the terms proposed by Gen. Butter.
or the construction of a railway to Si
at Hanford, Cal, destroyed twelve
lamaged several others
Loss estimated at
business houses and
and also th
$150,000,
Miss
cons
N.Y... with the gas turned on.
“tery
© PpOsioiice.
Nellle Lillies, aged 22, was found un-
us and braised io her room at Oneida,
Whole affair
Tha
Navy has dec
nfederite Society of the Army and
ided to place headstones at the
unmarked graves of Confederate soldiers in
Loudon Park, Md.
Mormon Bishop Budge was indicted at
Boise City, Idaho, for, as alleged, advising the
Mormons $o sham a withdrawal from the
charch in order to vote
Friday, Sept. 10,
+ Pensacola has arrived al Funchal, Ma~
in a cyclone near Manning, Ia., twelve per.
sons were Killed and forty injured.
Peizitto, late consul general
died at his residence in New
niamin F
«1 Siates ship-of-war
sintic waters, has been
Hwatara,
ordered
Egvpt, destroyed a
grain and cotto: use, caasing a loss
of £70,001
Head Chief and
{ ng Mule, Indians who
red Hugh
. were killed near Miles
say that the fam.
C. Fremont ia
Provi-
. to unite with those
iver rurtail production by shu
ting down for sixty hours during October.
revs of
Mayor Grant sent a letter to the police
comumnission, suggesting that it was abmslately
necessary that a recount of New York city
should be made, and asking that policemen
be detailed to do it.
McKee Rankin, the actor, has been served
with a summons and complaint at the in.
stance of his wife, Kitty Blanchard, who al-
leges that her husband has not sapoorted her
in three years, Mrs. Rankin does not seek a
divorce, but merely demands that her hus
band shall support her,
Saturday, Sept. 20,
The New York brick war, it Is thought,
will be ended today.
The Cape of Good Hope bank has gone into
bankruptcy and suspended payment.
Cigarmakers' union, No. 97, of Boston, has
ordered ita secretary to forward $1.00 to the
Binghamton strikers.
The police made a rald upon the Hoxton
club, London, and arrested a party of thirty
who were gambling there,
Lightning struck Benson's flouring mill,
and the building together with 8.000 bushels
of wheat was destroyed. Loss, $50,000,
Four burglars broke open the safe of Kel.
sor, Newmeyer & Co. at Mount Olive, Ills,
and stole its contents. The amount of the
theft is not known.
The bodies of the young German actress,
Emilie Rossi, and her artist lover, Gustave
Koch, who committed suicide in a sensational
manner on Thursday last, were cremated at
Frespond, LI. I. No religious services were
held.
Monday, Sept. 21.
The Oakland bank, Chicago, has suspended
payment; liabilities, $80,000; nominal assets,
$75,008, oo]
Railway traffic has been stop between
Nismes and Alalo, In France, the floods
and a landslide,
The Austrian squadron, which attended the
recent German naval maneuvers, has been
ordered to Toulon,
William Purdy, convicted of the murder of
Samuel Relninger, in Chicago, was sentenced
to be hanged Oct. 17.
The safe in the Sixth Ward hotel, Allen
town, was robbed of $1,176 in money and gold
watches valued at $600,
The comptroller of the currency authorized
the Union National bank, of Atlantic City,
to begin business with a capital of $100,000,
The officials of the government armas fac.
tory at Spandau, Germany, have given ne
that women will no longer be em at
night work,
The twenty eighth af the issu.
ing of the emanel rac AmMion by
President Abrabism Lis co
nual reunion of the old A’
gun in Boston,
RECIPROCITY AGAIN
Blaine Ventilates His Pet Hobby
in a Recent Letter,
OUR INTERESTS DEMAN IT.
He Says That
South America anid
Only by
Trade Belatioas
Trade With
Cuba Can
Our
Increased
Reciprocal
Them,
Opening Up
with
BosToN, Sept. 17.
ter from Hon. Jami
received by Col,
The Boston Jo
invitation to att
of the Boot and
in which the s
his views on 1
Col. W. W. Ci
Boston,
My Dear
asking mo
mie ale
ments wii not
tation, nut
the comp imen
lam g
club are
western inter t
Western Interests Involved
I have lately re '
F. Imbs, of St. Lov
of the flour inter
convent
ing fort
great secti
cont date
in view of 1
protect y ist
Gpening
while allowi
absolutely
prohibito
can
Wilh
reciprocit
I to make sug
dition.
nest
tra
H
selves, th
tage ground to
favor to Spain
favor tomo
ground belo int £ ® OL «
dians of propert prepare a ver
lock for the stab ¢ the horse is gone,
Beneficial to Farm and Shop,
I do not mean anything aid to imply
that reciprocity is only + iterest. As
1 remarked, in a note to Se it will
prove beneficial and rofitable bath to the
farm and the shop, |
could be more natural or more just than that,
in giving a {ree market oe United States
to hides from the seni Republic, we
instance,
should ask the Argentine Repu! (ive nu
a bella
produ leather
The na f 11] i
terevts will be promoted by re
not be known until the active
men of the United States shall |
oped those forms by investigation snd ox.
perience. We shall not realize the full bone-
fit of the policy ina day or a year. bul shall
we therefore throw away countless millions
of trade, in addition to the sixty millions we
have already thrown away, and then ignore
antly declare, without trial, that “the sys
tem won't work.”
Protectionists Should Favor It
Finally, there is one fact that should have
great weight, especially with protectionists,
Every free trader in the senate voted agninst
the reciprocity proposition. The free trade
papers throughout the eountry are showing
determined hostility to it. It is evident that
the free trade senators and the free trade
papers have a specific reason for their course.
They know and feel that with a system of
reciprocity established and growing, their
policy of free trade receives a most serious
blow. The protectionist who opposes recipe
rocity in the form in which it is now pre.
sented Knooka away one of the strongest sup.
ports of his aysten. The enactment of recip.
rocity is the safeguard of protection. The
defeat of reciprocity is the opportunity of
free trade, Yours very respectinlis,
James G. Brain
SAR
Counterfeit B10 Bille,
#1, Lows, Sept. 16. A large nomber
of counterfeit £10 Gills on the Geran
National Dank, of New Ovioane ee in
eircalution here, The polio: Liv I
seavching for the gang utter. 0
inarket aan
from th
commercial
HENRY ROSSMAN,
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER-
TusseyviLLE, Pa.
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He keeps in stock a full line
of Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds,
3urial Robes, etc., etc.
Funerals attended with
a very fine Hearse
“Claess I'l] go home and try this, and see if 1 can't Y - earse,
make that Thousand! .
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Ask for Pik-Ron, which
WILL Brain OLo 4 new FunwiTune
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Will STAIN Tinwane
Wilh STAIN YOUR OLD Basrers
Wilh Brain Bany's COACH AND
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WOLFF & RANDOLPR, Philadelphia,
Varnish
at the
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tims
v ott Yan 1. Het freniar
UARANTEED. omice Hourssu
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SPRING : AND : SUMMER : STYLES,
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customers in
A full and complete stock of
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cision to supply the wants and needs of oor
quality and lownesa of price,
Clot
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be satisfied then of the low prices we sell our goods at,
larper & IEreamer's.
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