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SENTENCED T0 THREE DAYS FOR BIGAMY. , _.._ Got a. Light Sentence Because He Had Suffered Quite Enough. / Al the Old Bailey in London, Engâ€" :land, there was revealed one of the most amazing stories of a double life that has ever been told in or out of the pages of a novelâ€"a story so amazing, indeed, that had a nov- elist dared to make it his theme it Would have been decried as lllL‘l‘ctl- ible and impossible. The story is that of humble life, a carpenter, a man in who lived l’or twentyâ€"seven years in perfect amin with his wife and children, and who yet barely live niinutes' walk away had lived in equally unclouded happiness for the latter five years of that, period with another woman, who believed him to be her husband. In .1897 a. man who described himâ€" self as "Walter Ilarvcy" was married at at the Wandsworth Registry ()f- “lice to Mary Dcntry, a goodâ€"looking girl. some twelve years his junior. I-larvey desired the marriage to be kept. secret. He was a widower, he laid. with a grown~up son and daughter, and if it were known that c married a second time they would so certain valuable property which ad been conditionally left to them. ,With some reluctance the young )ifc consented to this concealment. (he was also persuaded to agree to i r husband taking up his permanent sidence with his son and daughter. nd only visiting her at the rooms 6 had taken in Rollo street, Batter- ea, at brief intervals in the day ime. 2 SHADOW 0F DISCOVERY. ‘hree children were born of this tra nge union, and Harvey proved an (I tionate father and a kind and en lo husband, taking the mother n , children about, walking with em in Bettersea Park, and wheel« g their baby boy in a mailâ€"cart. For five years, though the perpetâ€" a1; shadow of discovery must have ung like a. black cloud over his life, ’ere Was almost perfect happiness ‘ the little home in Rollo street. Then came a terrible development. rvey was charged on his OWn con- sion with bigamy. As William eophilus Harvey he had been marâ€" ed as far back as 175. The two women never met, the able life was suspected by neither, d not. a shadow of suspicion of is extraordinary deception had or lightod upon either household. Mary Dcntry, as “Mrs. Harvey," (I even "visited the house in which e rcal‘. wife and her son and lighter lived, but Harvey had tak- care t at they should be out of 0 way. Once. \gliile walking near the park l‘vey/ and Mary Dentry almost me fc/{ce to face with the man's son (1 hi sweetheart. Harvey observ- cali 1y that he did not want to eak 0 them just then, and turning oi ed. THE DYING CHILD. ‘t with an accident and had to go a. hospital, did he spend a night ,‘Rollo street to tea, and left at If-past ten. This custom. was s dying. Mary Dentry insisted on * staying by the little one's bed- wn a side street an encounter was ever but once, except when he ay from his real wife. He went ly broken when their little girl e. lo had always given as a reason ‘ leaving early, says the London ening News, that he must give - children a good example, and in 3 she cheerfully acquiesced. On 5 ‘ccasion, however, with the sha- V of death in the house, Mary tested. IIis duty was by his litâ€" Q‘liild, she said. Iarvey went outside to smoke a c and think it over. He decided stop. The child died at midnight, u Harvey remained with the sorâ€" viug mother until half-past two. ‘hen he Went to his own wife. but ten o'clock in the morning he 5 back at Rollo street again. Ile re mourning for the little one, .even this circumstance aroused ‘suspicion in his family. nothcr time Mary met him walkâ€" with his real wife. She spoke him and he. smilineg declared she s mistaken as to his identity. on he visited her and she spoke of inceting, he created a “double” himself, for whom, he said, he was piently mistaken. ALMOST REVEALED. arvey, whose wages only averag- a little over £2 a week, rarely wed Mary Dcntry more than 1:25., i sometimes not even that. Once met with an accident, and for 10 weeks she had nothing at all. he got behind with the rent. and i him one night that she had been the point of applying to the rity Organization Society for asâ€" ance. For the first time in their n he gwas angry and uneasy. Dis» \ry that time was perilously l tore ’wns another occasion when ivpry must have been very close. a I’cident compelled Harvey to go a ‘IIOSpIIlll. Maty lleiitry want- 0 visit him there, but he told visitors Were not allowed. 1 hQWever that a womanâ€"doubt» histreal wife-had been to v i 800 - thiinwmiinni REDUCES EXPENSE will be paid by Lever Brothers $5,000 Reward Limited, Toronto, to any person who can prove that this soap contains my form_ of adulteration whatsoever. or contains any injurious chemicals. Ask for the Octagon Bar. nu t-f “~â€" came to an end last July. He had stayed away from Mary for sfiveral 'wecks, ard she, wrote imploring him to come to her. One of her letters, iwhich was signed, "Your loving wife," fell into his real wife's hands. Then Harvey confessed, and was glad, he said. that his duplicity had been discovered, "This has been a great weight on my mind," he added. "It. has nearly driven me mad." He Went straightway to the police station and gave himself up. "My Conscience is ill at case," he told the police inspector. He was given the opportunity of bail, but declined to accept it. He pre- ferred to remain in prison. At the Old Bailey the Recorder said Harvey had repented of the wrong he had done. and as he had already been in jail since July 23, he Would only sentence him to three days' im- prisonment. As a result Ilarvey was discharged |ie: it's only a little note to Il'arry' “\Vhy, Harry only left five minutes‘ ‘1 forgot to aslk him, and it's Iasked him She i . .ind was angry. is ni‘mige drama of duplicity at the rising of the court. _____+___ CHINA WATER PIPES. Advantages They Possess Stone and Iron. Over A china factory in Saxony is makâ€" ing water pipes for water Works which, on account of the various adâ€" vantages they have over iron and stone pipes, seem to be a promising article, although they are more exâ€" pensive than the latter. These pipes are (very thin and glazed, and are imbedded in iron pipes, the space beâ€" tween the two substances being filled up with cement. China being the teat resisting pipe material that we know of, every guaranty is given for an unlimited life of the pipes: morcL over, the absorbing of iron in the water, which is very frequent when iron pipes are used, is made altoâ€" getl'er impossible. Furthermore, the iron pipes, by ha\ing particles of iron abSOrbed by the water, will corrode in the course of time. forming hydrated oxides of iron, which will stop up the tut-es and finish by eating holes in the pipes. So far this drawback to iron water pipes has not been very fre- quently noticed. but it is very like- ly that we will hear more frequent complaints about them when time draws on and the pipes now in use become older. China pipes, with the average diameter of ordinary water pipes, will cost about 3,000 marks ($714) per mile; if produced in large quantities their price could probably be reduced :1 good deal. +â€"__ STRUUK THE RUUT [1F HIS TROUBLE JAMES ATWELL CURED HIS KIDNEYS BY USING DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. And His Lumbago and Urinary Troubles Vanished once and for allâ€"He Tells His Story. Campbellfort, Ont., Oct. 12:â€" (Special).â€"That Urinary Troubles and Lumbago are the result. of dis- ordered Kidneys has been proved by James Atwoll of this place. He had Lumbago and pains in the bladder, and in passing his urine would hurt him so as to almost cause tears to come to his eyes. He cured his Kidneys by using Dodd‘s Kidney Pills and his pains of all kinds vanished. Speaking of his says: "I think Dodd's Kidney Pills made a permanent cure in my case, but I will never be without them in the house. I had Lumbago and Bladder Trouble for years. I tried other medicines and a bandage prescribed by the doctor. but I could get no reâ€" lief till I used Dodd's Kidney I‘ills and they cured me." If the disease is of the Kidneys or from the Kidneys, llodtl's Kidney Pills will cure it. .___+___. (impatiently) : case, Mr. Atwvll Husband your mistress ? She said she'd be ready in a minute, and I've waited half an hour." Maid: “She'll be down in a Second. sir. She's chang- ing her complexion to match her new gown." Aunt: “What ! sitting up writing‘ at this hour ‘2" Niece: “Yes, aunt- “Yes, but there is something very important." “\Wiat is it ?" “I if he loved me, and he .id ‘Yes,’ but I forgot to ask him if he would love me always." lilinaii's Linimenl Eures fields. etc. ago." “,\\'here's‘ '.WliO are merely ornamental. INQUIRED THE PRICE. lIe: “Then everything is iixevl, and we can be married in October, can't We 1’" She : "There is only one ll inc; sisied that. I must." "Certainly. my angel. “hat is it? Iiid me go through any trial for your dear sake, and I'll do it. Ask for the '(Iolnlen Fleece,‘ and if such a t'\'i:ll though l must swim the seas, climb the lofiiest peaks. or search in the fuming craters of mighty volcanâ€" oesâ€"I'll do it." “.If it isn‘t much, my dear, mamâ€" ma. said I must ask you how much intend to you allow me a week for pinâ€"money." “Ifmâ€"erâ€"hmv much are pins a packet now ‘7" How's This I We offer One-'Jlundred Dollars Reward {or any case of Untarrh that cannot b- cured y Itall's tiatnrrli Uure F..J. CHENEY iv, 00.. Toledo, 0. We, the undermgned, hav- known I". J. Cheney for he last 15 years, and believe him per cctly honorable in All business transactions and financially by their firm. \Hcs'i' it. 'l‘lttlAX, Wholesan Drugglats. Toledo, 0. WALDINO, KINNAN & JEAHVIN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Hall's Catarrh Cure ls bully, Acting directly upon the blood Ind mucous surfaces of the syltom. Testimonials sont free. Price 751:. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hull's Family I'ills are the but. taken Inter- “Rain water," said the teacher, always soft, is it not?" “Not al- ways." replied the bright 'scholar; "sometimes it's soft, but very often it comes doWn hard." Lover’s Yâ€"Z (Wise Head) Disinfect- ant Soap Powder is a boon to any home. It disinfects and cleans at the same time. Young Bride (looking over the new house!â€"“\Vhy, Herbert, do you call this little pigeonhole a shoe cup- board?" Young Husbandâ€"“My love. that will hold a hundred pairs of shoes of the size you wear." Young Brideâ€"“Well, perhaps you are right. It's neat and cosy, anyway." credit to merit success if he doesn’t obtain it. â€"â€" lilinaiii's Linlmenl Cures Bislempei. Husbandâ€"“My dear, I thought we were going to practise economy for a time?” Wifeâ€"“So we are, dear. I have just countermanded the order you gave your tailor for a suit, and bought a bonnet that cost only half the amount." Dear Sirs,â€"â€"This is to certify that} I have. been troubled with a. lame back for fifteen years. I have used three bottles of your. MINARD'S LINIMENT and am completely cured. It gives me great pleasure to reâ€" commend it and you are at liberty to use this in any way to further the use of your valuable medicine. Two Rivers. ROBERT ROSS. 7-59 _____.____.._â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" HAVING A HARD TIME. “Here I've been'ruinning for years" said the hall clock, “and I haven’t moved an inch. I wouldn't mind that so much, about 8.30 the young lady of family turns me back because she says 'I'm too fast, and then in the morning the old man comes along and grumbles beL‘ausc I'm too slow." ._5 "Professor, don‘t you think many of the soâ€"callod inanimate things can feel pain ‘2" “There is nothing more certain in the world. IIavo you never observed how a piano walls the and groans when the average per- former strikes it ?" “Oh, MI‘. Jones! which of the songâ€"birds are you most fond of ‘2" “I prefer the hen, Miss Dorothy." “But the lien isn't a singingâ€"burd." “Well, it's the only bird whose lay I care for.‘ Lord Ally-rton, formerly the Right llon. \V. L. Jackson, might have modelled his career to a large extent upon that of “John Halifax, Gentleâ€" man." Ilis father, who was a man of unblemished integrity, just l)(‘- fore his death had to compound with the creditors of his little tannery business. Young William Jackson had to rise before the lai'k to ac- quire such school lore as came his way in those days. and then at six works to handle iii)i>~‘(inn- hides and fats all day. At seventeen his inâ€" thers death left him to run the businch alone. By exemplary energy .and not a little genius he had in a fi w years paid twentyâ€"one shillings to the pound to all his father's crediâ€" tors. a flourishing and \aluable concern. Since those days he has ventured iii- to greater enterprises. and as chair- man of the Great Northern Railway iis decidedly not one of the directors. Miss lfllen Jacqlia. an actress of ileroltlyn, wears on the stage a cosâ€" ‘tunie made entirely of glass. It ‘ gtook the months to spin the Won-3 derful line glass threads. which proâ€" :duce the most startling lightâ€"eii'ects. ill the stag! is only halfâ€"lighted the: idrers emits a glitter similar to that of numnliglit upon a polished silver pliva but every evening, ' l o‘clock in the morning go oil to thei and converted the business into ‘ I, have, not spoken of, and nniniiim in-‘ thing is in existence I‘ll get itâ€"ayc. i . able to carry out any obligations made i 7 " Dbl“ .':-:.- 1M; 1-: "~\\‘l?i" L Wat woman is n most satisfying soothing tea in all t thing their tables. Black. Mixed. FORTY c1: Ceylon G .. ( The brande money them. helium, éiiufl , BUTTER, HONEY. We buy l.e.b. or sell on commission. We 50- liclt your conslgnmenti and correspondonoa. RUTHERFORD,MARSHALL 85 CO TORONTO. 42â€"45 V I N A L L counnuas, SPECIAL ATTENTION T0 PATENT LITIGATION. Semi for Handbonl on Paton». Bio. l PATENT RIDOUT MAYBEE I03 Bay St..TOP.°NTO LIFEâ€"SAVING COSTUME. III. Probst has invented a lifeâ€"sav- ing costume in which he has remain- ed fifteen days at. sea. The dress is so buoyant that nearly half of the body remains above water. The cos- tume consists of a kind of diving suit, made of indiarubber. lllflfllll’s lllllllleill Gilles Cfllfltl Ill COWS. "Are you blind by nature?" asked the charitany inclined citizen. “No, sir," candidly replied the beggar; “I'm blind by profession.” For Over Sixty Years 11ml. wnmmw's Soorunvu Svnur has been used by millions of mothers {or "Ialr children while teaching ltluothes the chlhl. softens thegunis. allay: pain, cum: rind cuiic. regulates the stomach and bowels, and is the pesti-oineily for Diarrhcca. Twenty-five cents I) bi)th Sold by druggists lhroughoul the world. Be sure Ind lhk for “ Mas. \VINSLOW 3 500111150 Svmir." 23-“ Jacksonâ€"“Heaven bless him! He showed confidence in me when the clouds were dark and threatening." Wilsonâ€"“Iii what way?" Jacksonâ€"i “Ilo lent me an umbrella." Minaid's Unlinedâ€"tum ilphlherla. PEARLS Ft) It WARMTII. A certain wealthy but vulgar woâ€" man, who aims at social leadership. is noted for her love of display and for penchant for wearing about as many jewels as she can carry. of feeling a little chilly, and told one oooooooooooooooooooooo é) o o '3 , 0 . _ o: 0 . o ‘ - o . - i U . o *- ' -‘ ' o . g l l l makes it the klne carom Sprains and Bruises Price, 25c. and 50:, 2-: ot a tea epic , delicious tasting nerve he world is TUBS, FAILS, WASHBDABDS and make easier â€"absolutely H «n uki‘nrxrâ€"th :«cv ~w~.-\:rr:ir.-¢u:.1xa« cg. , are ? The 4 Women who delight in the best of every- will not permit any other tea on men. Ask for Red Label. NTSâ€"SHOULD BE FIFTY "~‘u. CLOTHESPINS the labor of washâ€"day. name "Cane, Newmarket" is d on this reliable Woodenware the best Your woodenware can buy. dealer sells Gen Sing We are paying very high prices for clean, dry Root. Ship at. once. Prices will decline. 38-50 D. n. BASTEDO an 00.. 77 King St _ East, Toronto, Fur Manufacturers. Sendfor Catalog CLEANING 3* "‘3'?" LADIES’ . . . ‘L‘t'i'r'? Can be done perfectly by our French Process. Try ls IEIYISH AMERICAN DVIINO 00. â€"â€"â€"__._.__ MOMMA]. ronom‘o. OTTAWA n QUEBEC 1-44 Dominion Line Steamships Montreal in Liverpool Boston to Liverpool [Argo Ind Fast Steamhibs. Superior uccommodnthl br Ill classes of pazsonzers. Saloon.) and Stateroocnl ire Imidshlps Specialnttention has beui 'vcn to bit he d Saloon and ThirdClass accommo anon. Po: nte ofpasraza and Ill partlculnrs. apply to any can if the Company. or to puswxer agent. DOMINION LINE OFFICES: 1 sun BL, Boston. I! St. Smmmenz 8L. Manual Pantry, All. KINDS 0! FRUITS A d F P ‘ dirce 22:]erall; consign it to us anl we will get you good prices. Honey. Apples, THE Dawson commission 00., 9-15 TORONTO- LIMITB‘ FOR SAIL-fl. WINTOM AUTOMOBILE TOURII‘IG Car, new springs all round, machin- ery not worn in the slightest, tires new this spring, spring cushions, duplicate parts. For sale at great sacrifice. Cost $2,500. Box 7,. Truth Office. Toronto. FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR GASH. Buffalo pressure blower, No. 4- 9 in. outlet. One night recently she gave. a din- 2 Globe waivesâ€"4 in. flanged. ner. She was 111 high leather, and 1 Globe vah,c__6 in. flanged. wore a diamond tiara and several ‘ H W r 10 in_ inlet strings of pearls round her neck. 1 hall Steam ) 0 c. ‘ 1, During the evening she complained 4 Ten branch cast lion 110041013 0' 1 in. pipe. of the Servants to call her maid. 2 Iron pulleysâ€"30x12. \, ‘l‘llloll the maid appeared she is 2 Iron punoysâ€"32x12. said to have shivered a tl‘llli', and ., I,,_‘mVG exclaimed: "Susette, I am so cold: 1 “on DUIL‘V m“ ' Please get me another string oil 2 “(In PUIII‘XSâ€"lsxs- I pearls." Also an assortment of iron cone - .v,,..-.,.m"_ g pulleys. S. FRANK WILSON, 3 West Adelaide St., Toronto. '3‘ 809K HfiTICE. -â€"L’y IV. 1]. Shaw. 'H'HE SWEY OFA : BUSINESS SGHGQL A terse description of Canada’s lead- ing business college, a school which registers 1000 students a year, employs 12 regular teachers, and uses 100 type- writers. The school also has n thor- ough system of instruction by mail. Complete courses are given in Book- keeping, Shorthand, 'l‘ypewriting, Telegmphy and Illustration. The book is descriptive of all, and to caquirers is given FREE. Central Business College 0F TORONTO, LIMITED W. H. SHAW, President