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@3112 flihcml. ervative candidate. There is no doubt that the Liberal candidate re- ceived more votes than his opponent, but the judge threw out a;- number atone of the polling booths which had been wrongly numbered by the deputy returning officer. The T0- ronto News, expresses its regret at the decision in the following words : ” 1f Judge Snider‘s decision in the Wentworth case holds good, the seat ivill go to the candidate having a minority of the votes. This is in one respect a worse case than Queen’s, N. B., or West Durham, because in those cases the error was committed by the candidate or his agent. Here the fault was not that of the candi- date nor the voter, but of a deputy returning officer. There is certain- ly a failure ofjustice when a ballot properly marked by the elector is Voided by the act of an officer. That act did not east any doubt about the manner in which the voter had marked his ballot, but it tended to identify the voter, and thus endanger the secrecy of his ballot. This is making .a fad of secrecy at the ‘ex- ivense of common sense and justice. 11” judge Snider’s decision is sound, the law should be amended." Weiiaye a received a cop}r of 3. Circular of Short Courses in Dairy- ing. Stock Judging, Grain Judging and Poultry Raising, at the Ontario A;ricultura1 College at Guelph. Tuese courses were put on at the re- q‘ lest of the farmers of this Province who cannot afford the time to take a regular College Course. The courses are absolutely free and if a sufficiently large numberéof farmers attend they will be repeated from year to year. The dairy ing course will Commence the first of December, and that for stock. and seed, judging and for raising poultry 0n the 10th of January next. Better men are wanted to manage our cheese factorâ€" ies and creameries; to give instruc- tion to our cheese and butter-makers; to judge the live stock and farm pro- duce at‘our fall fairs. And the boys and girls of the farm would be bene- fitted by a better knowledge of the l'oultry Industry. These courses are offered for the purposes above indicated, and any farmer’s son or Farmer‘s I daughter should find it profitable to take a short course at the Ontario Agricultural College. RICHMOND wanted 395 and t'ion to to judg ] 'ou] try a :‘e ofi'c 1‘1 indicatm farmer‘s pz‘ofi tabl By a recent decision -_of Judge xider the Liberal caddidage in entworth, who received a glnajor- ' of the ballots cast on the 3rd of member, willlose his seat which ill be given to Mr. fimith, the Con- Hugeâ€"Atkinson 1!! 6 nunâ€"Kennedy She Ingeâ€"Jerry Smith mge-W A Snu-‘lersc sh-Mrs John Oxond - Sineâ€"T Herbert. L‘ Hamrally, a_ great} deal of excite- ment has been causéd in Belleville, in fact in the whole province, ovér the latest scandal in connection with bogus ballot boxes in the riding, of West Hastings. Phil. Lott,a brother of the defeated Liberal candidate, has stated that bagus ballot boxes] were brought into the riding to bring aboutthe-defeat of the Con- scrvative candidate. Byron O. Lott ‘ has been arrested, and the Govern- ment ofiicers seem bent on bringing the guilty parties to justice, whoever they inay be. It is difficult to be- lieve that any sane man 61‘ men would attempt to carry a riding by such a foolish device, but it; is cer- tainiy 5:?“ ease of crookedness or a case of blackmail. If it is found that a conspiracy was formed to de- fraud the electorate no punishment would he mucliItgg severe for the culprits. Let nothing he done to retard punishment of those mixed m in sn‘cl‘. nefarious work, E}; W3 uted- {\I’e-vgiiAivertisements. (tsâ€"World's D â€"J. C. Aye: HILL. November xondale 5rtLennox P G Savage wimer nbnnd School Emmy Medical Assoc'n 24, 1904 The final step was taken in the reconstruction of the Ontario Govern- ment Tuesday afternoon, 'four new members being sworn in by the TinnfonnntI1‘nvnrnm‘. one member of Lieutenant-Governor, one member of the old Cabinet being traflsferrod to another department, and a second re- taining his seat without portfolio. taining his seat Without: poruono. The Cabinet is no“) composed as follows: A Hon. G. W. Ross, Premier and Treasurer. 9' Hon. F. R. Latchford, Attorney- General. Hon. Richard Harcourt, Minister of Education. Hon. W. A. Charlton, Commissicn- er of Public Works, Hon. John Dryden, Minister of Agriculture. _ Hon. A. G. Mackay, Commissioner of Crown Llands. ‘Hon. George P. Graham, Provin- éial Secretary. . - éial Secretary 7. IIon2.£T.::\I.: ‘ -vc~ v « out portfolio. -» The Provincial Convention of Lib- erals which convened in Massey Hall yesterday morning exceeded the most sanguine expectations in size and enthusiasm. About 4,000 dele- gates registered their? names, and every section of the Province was well represented. Premier Rose in giving the names of the members (if his newly Geneti‘ucted cabinet, re- ceived a rousing reception, and each of the hiinisters in making brief ad- dresses-were accordede warm wel- come. An interesting session was held last evening, and the business of the convention will be continued to-day. The spirit and enthusiasm Hon. F. E. A. Evantul‘el, Ministtr wibhout portfolio. ' ' of the convention was an indication of victory 'When the elections take The Toronto World of Friday stated that the resolution adopted by the Liberals of Belleville relative to their determination to have the guilty parties in 313116 bogus ballot box case punished, had the right ring about it. The World commented 0n the resolution in the following" words :â€" “ A creditable feature of ? the bogus ballot box ease in Belle- ville is the resolution passed by the Liberal convention held in that city. The resolution affirms the innocence ;of the local Liberals, and condemns ‘ any efforts to petrert the true expres- sion of public 'obinion and pledges itself to assist the prosecutors in se- curing the conviction of the parties ' ' J 11 unpl icatcd. J; Mr. W. C. Widdifield, a success- ful barrister in Newmarket, was the choice of the eonventign held for i North York on Saturday last, to con- tesh the riding in the Liber- al interests at the next Provin- cial election. There was a large at- tendance at the meeting, every part of the constituency being well repre» sented, and complete unanimity pre- vailed throughout. The candidate is a brother of «Dr. Widdifield who represented North York for several years. Mr. Widdifield‘s opponent in the contest- will in all probability be Mr. T. 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