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. . . cd 208 on board. I the! wvrolboml 0%8144� rovvaue. � . 110,0*00, ,
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The exP*10i'm qktbo ter,rib I wly when. lk 4aii , , ,,Ap not grant sticcossioso duties. tort ArO
, Is Ingot thick tea �pott,W , , - � I . W Witt havu ten reguls,
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� " down on #0 woil� tQ.,pn44* 44#w;iye. ' � .�' 84PPlomentary tax. . aK000 00 10" Ii�saoWji t1gg Toar.
' ' , Ms 1 ,rz ` , . � I;N � 1, IM" I -LA Licenses. �
I . I of life, I* that the Vessel s4hk in 94- They -00�8(44 # abo%4(44 '104 ' .0 t .4 BA . . . . 37NOW 00 49aintituxd, cky Onam,it boa doidde,
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, teen 1111,111tutst after itlag struck, thus, 4q 4�r, 'J�04 t,44 �Ws' WAA' 1, � 1, "XIDAS, , I w Atamps . . . .
. gL 0411(iii 1 X17" C#404iloa *roawod a bal to La 1 60IWO (lo * fAvW 4 union Isciiating.
_� carrying dowa 00K,of- the ismou four miles, an P9ur, 1.t, NK�q� 4f�llgq I , 41goin
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! f boats Which 8tWhung on the davits. to 99 avi slower. g14 tbp onlything ,r* #tatepelatiil`,:,��A, th I . . . . 11 Z,OW,W *44144 South At-
, I 0 u'u- Assessment drain work. , 11 wax Memorial, ko coot p.m.
� The offive;a showed great coolueali. -to Im dpap .
11; . wgsl,�O, k�lgjp,pjm I 5,0000 r—
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I I - -1 , , ;enf,,W,,atc* Eneposits in, thoig po"eswou lusuralace oQuipanwa. . 3100000 ;Six Zeay. _,ftpesi .of =&,,PDX 14&,,,o
� .1 and the Passengers behaved well uA- carefully. Ha�oould'geh I thd light lie�14 !in or I der Alzat heirii rpay la, im V"OtlIts . . . . . '-000 00 IWIL reporte4 near Dorctlailter, N.
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it � tit the bow begau to 41nk suddenly, the cUff I10480 and at Fort, Point, and to them T" is on the same pxiu_ ____10__�
. ; Then when it we* sleenthat the vefi, be figured, they, were, w NOVU, SaOtIA-4 gold Vialit just year
I I sal, was On the,, Point of slaking there stroam. when V�'e ,qlI in tlx&' OlPla Us the Ig4w x4lating to unclaimed MAJOR HOWARD KILLED. �w.%I aom,w omww, yal"d at #570.04
L * , the, Plot L auddebly balaxIoqu in banks, whWh, howevur, �
� w" a wWd panic. Men and women struck. Captain, Ward asked w1ast, utua't be pubLehod overy five ye I ars. Kitchener C'" Ro,well, wanta fifteen. addi.
' " I Beports the G&II&At t�oual men fox thq Ott,,, poila,
ran Screaming to the boatA ontly to Should be done, "ad Jordan. judging Last' yeair tlx4a bal went to ib� qLegal . w ,
find them not lowered. from the great 494age that would oacamitt;cc, . . Offloor's Death. tons.
which 10 the legislative A,dGBP4-tQb from London says --Gen. UA4y 04LLW4 P40ple WLII take chair
Over out hundred Oblaese were hud- be done by the Jagged rocks, said "Got graveyard. but Mr- Cars0atten will Kitchener. in a despatch dated Uid- 0-hildX04, Ittotlia hchood, to p,revulat them
dled together Wow,.slacply dazed out all Your Wilts at OU06,11 Cap�,� Pugh it through to an inquo t" . pea.. dl,bur report* to the War .11r0A. being vaccinated.
with terror. Many Jumped overboard Ward sprang to the starboard adds, glen. , I I * g. Feb. 24.
and were carried down, by the suc- anti was &ettmq �, OM941alg follows. I &-a;hts, B.C., I. rejoicing in the
tion of the steamer. _"." IS-&" out wheg DZS`r,=CT,JON i0y. .F,aULT TREES. " Gen. French. who was at Piet prospect of a big simelt judo try.
All abullt was' the 'Ow Flo 'Jauly dropped Jowl.. Jor., L log a
thick darkness. which prdlyabliy pro- I dan rushed from the bridge down to Mr. Jessop will move fora xeturp Ratief, Feb. 22. reports that the re- The Couditiona are favourable.
vented many from escaping, the deck. realizing that the ship woo showing the number of fruit trees In- Autt of his P,Olu= sweeping the coun. &r Wufrid Laurier has declined the
The mat V omibi,ent passenger on sinking. Hie helped Mrs. Wildman in, fasted by t4e San 'Jose scale eon- try to the east is that the Boers are invitation of the Canadian Club of
the steamer ,was Roansaville Wild- to it boat and had one of the Wild. domuctl to be dentroyed by the inapec- retreating and scattering�tu diaorgan- New York to attend thOix annual ban -
Man, U. S. Consul at Hong -Kong, who man children grasp hi tar or inspectors in the county Of isad Partiee� totalling some 5,o0o, men, quet.
was accompanied by big wife and two Deck. Then the vc,gam around the Ltucoln; the numbser actually destroy. In front of him. Amsterdam and plot A. P_ Love, alf the geological at it
children. It is thoug;Zt all are drawn- thought 110 Wasit dowil Lu e ber condemned but not Ratief havO been occupied. Troops u4 the Dominion hug resigned to t a
Ily fittv aku
ad . Theabip was in command of Pilot feet. When he came. up the coild wap destroyed, the Lkam,ea and residences are protecting the Swazi frontier. a Vc4itiOn in the Dominion ,Steel
Frederick Jordan when She Struck. He Pone. He could see nothing .)f the O`f the 'owners of the latter, and� the " Gen- French will Push on, but he War" ut SYtIMOY, B. Q. at a salary
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was rescued, Captain William Ward steamer nor of any of th - -- - reason why they were not destroyed. is much hampered by continuous heavy of $0.000 yearly.
a bouts, so ralue. The Great Northern Railway be,
went down ,with his vessel., As near- he struck out, and was ooaa able to LAND GRANTS TO SOLDIERS. � "I regret to say that Major Howard wouxed cotat�rol of the Montreal Tar-
IY as can be learned, there were 208 climb an a part of the deck -house on Hon, E. J. Da -vis moved the fir, 't a very gallant officer of �the Canadian miatal Railway. which Ill it a
people on board the Rio tie Janeiro, ,, whilL one ChinBe was floating. AL. reading of his bill reapecti4if la -%cuts. was killed on Feb. IT" vus valu-
followl%:-Cabin Pa,ssengeia, 2C; Second ler Iliree hours they Weic picked up. acre land grants to soldiers, The "bl" fraulchiihe and 9 good en4ranoe
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a . Arolaboshop Ualconio, Apostolic dale-
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,d at the Gov."$, It I, I . -6 . gaLe at Ottawa, in to leave Canada,
O"darY and interior cattle rang, for �th� , 't.ter �' In the' free . TO CLEAR THEM OUT.
THE, LEADING 1ARKETS4 about the rates quoted below, with purpose, sit V--" I r according to a Rome despatch, to
"--* a weak tendency. . .. grants district, or in these districts TrOOP3 Assembling to Drive OU Su-ead Mfr. Martia-All, the Papal
The Ruling Prices In Hreadstuffs fTli0re was no quotable change in where a charge was now made for delegate at Washington, whi is to be
and Live Stock. aboc-k-s, Leaders, and bull,. those taking up 4and. Xbe Second A despatch from Cape Town, say": made a cardinal.
BREADSTUFFS, ETC. (There it' an enquiry for a few clause indicated those entitled to -The Government reports that the A violent snowstorm accompanied by
Toronto, Feb� 0--Wbeat-Export- choice milch Down up to about . receive the land grants. There must exact whereabouts Of Commandant a heavy a w
, . o f5o rson waA en- Scheeper's force, wdLoh is a elluall one, g IQ . Opt over Halifax on
-5 new bid N 1-2c for red, whke, land elacb-' I I ,� " I Sunday, doing great damage. The
goose. wheat, low freights to Good to choice I'll ca * " -tied in Ontario for active, service Is unknown. He has certainly
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York. and. holdearsi ask 67o. New Ives are in in South 'Alrica, and that lic, I actually aband- roof of the grand istand at the Exhlbi-
4 Red land steady request. o.tned hielorigimal intention of crosi%_ U00groundo was blown off and pieces
1k whilte, nowth and west, is quoted at Good grainfed lambs are unchanged Served there. In the case of a soldier Ing tho railway betwoon prince At -
having met death while serving In the b"t and Beaufort West, and is breal', of timber were carried six hundred
64o bid and 65c asked. Maubtobas steady and wanted. ' yardn.
, war, his next of kin would -be entitled ing back easterly, followed by Gone. .
fixaft On boavolty. No. I hard, old, Sheep are a fair ,sale at unchanged : The establishment of an iron and
g.i.t.. 981-2c; No. 2, 941-2c; No. I prices. l;io, the grant upon proving the rela- Paxisons and Grolifell. During the
h,axd, North Bay, 971-2c; No. 2 hard, Hogs are firm at the advance of Iasi t I 'Oush'P- Members of the volunteer last few days paTtieal of Boers have steel 111dust-rY at St. John and thic,de-
93 1-2c. 1 Tuesday. militia in Canada who were actually b— reported In the noiglaboirhood of "cloPment of No- Brunawick's coal
"Singers" are fetching 63-40 per Ill. engaged in defensive services in 1866 Willow,mere and Uniondale. , ey ttreat are among the inipwtant mat-
Mlllfce,d�Scarce and firna, Ten lote .rb tetra that will be considered by the
at ,the Will door, sell as follows;- and light and fai hogs, (11-4,c, would also be entitled to grants upon Probably beloing to Scheoper's com� Now Bruntswick Legislature,
Brain, 40 to 413.50; and Shorts, #15, H060 to fetch the top P,i,, must be proof 'of se�"6e�, �Tho,,t.bird ol,all.4-of MaUdo. The January 9tatemont of thaPost-
west. . ( of prime quality, and scale no �
I S% I t below the bill' provjd�d tha� "ther land So 'Patrties of invaders continue to Office Savings Bank show., that the
Own-Firin. American, No, 2 ye I- 100 nor above 200 lea. granted, should ,be free of nti-settle- MOVO about in the Middelberg and total deposits on band at the end of
low, am track here, 47c; and No, 3. Following is the range of quota- cleat duties, and provincial and muni- St'Y'Do'buirg ddstricts, looting all a the month were 038,8W,673; deposits
� 46c. tions:- , I , . I Gipal p rates, for 16=11 Scale. The Principal body. esti- during the month totalled $950,551, and
Peas -Firm. No. 2, middle freights, Cauttle. tea years; but if Lhe land were dis- ffl�aticd to Dumb- 300 men, appear to withdrawal& #70B,866.
at 631-2c; and cast at 64c. Shippers, per owt. . $400 0500 Posed of by the original owner with- be located at Zmrberg, noTth-weat of
Barley-Fi'rm. No. 2, east, 42 1-2 to Butchers, choice do. . 400 425 in the t 1pewind, the% it should be made StcynsIA-g. �, GREAT BRITAIN.
Botcher, oom, to good. 350 375 Subject to the usual taxation. The Troops are asgenibling at vurious Th. �rice of British -t--1 I. de.li.-
43c; and middle freiglIsts, 42 to 42 1-2o; Butcher, interior. . . 275
No. 0 extra, 40 1-2c, east; and 40c, Stockers, per cwt. 300 fourth clause provided that in land Points an the Midland line, with the 'ng-
. 275 325 bi't Of cle"a'ing Out the marauders,
middle freights. Export balls, per cwt. 400 450 W seit apart no morn than one loca- O' 'This spring King Edward will visit
Rye -Steady. Cox lots, 48c, west; §heep and Lambs. tion of 160 acres; should be allowed to who probably consist of Small bodies Ireland.
and 49o, east. Expo.rt ewo,s, per cwt. 300 3 Do the square mile. Tbis was to pre- of Boers, who haw crossed the Orange The now naval program of England
Buckwileat-Quilet. Car lots, West, Butcher Sheep, each. , 250 4 00 vent large contiguous areas being river at various times during the includes five submarine torpedo bouts.
da -0 quoted at 49o; and east at 50c. _ Lambs, gn,fcA per c mt. 425 475 Locked, t�p. for ton, years without set� Past )month. � , � ( - The estate of Lord Arm trong in -
Do,. barllyds per cwt. 375 4 25 ti ' In fbe Albert district the Mere vector Of the, gun Of tbalt" .
Oats-FLrm, but demand is rather. Ruc k,. . . oluent. Nuxses, cli,aplains, an,t] Red name, 'Is
,/qu.uter. No. I white, east, �9&-4,0; ' . . . . 1150 300 Cross commissioners would also be have been reinforceJ by a number at worthig 1,339,946,
--I'--*- No. 2 white� harth and west, 283-4c. C�w-s, each MAkers and Cal ves. an,titled to the land grants on the Young colonists, who were recruitod The London Daily Mail advocates a
. - - - - 2000 50 0o � Lu- the districts invaded.
Flour -Quiet. Export agents bid Calves, each . . . . 200 300 ,Same conditions. — � _ La i f for 'avenue purposon, not am a
$2.CO for straight roller, in buyers, Hogs.
bags, freights;
SMALL-PDX CASES.
NATAL SCANDAL.
protective measure.
The Prison
middle and 12.05 is Choice hogs, per cWt. 650 675
Light
In reply to a query 4?f Mr. Smititti,
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Reform Committee of
asked by the mills, which do not( do bogs, per cwt. 600 6 '"
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London, ask for the release of Mrs.
I ii,�,i r 0 w n exporting. Choice brands are Heavy bogs, per Owl. 600
Peel, Hon. J. R. Stratton gavel. a de-.
Looting the British Stores In South
M,ybricic the convicted prisoner.
Sawn. . . . " . 350 4 00
quoted from 10 625
to l5c abovo these Sitag�
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wiled statement of the ca�aes- of email -
I I A6ica.
L RON M Anderson of LdInburgh claims
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figures. I
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Oatmeal-Cqr Iota
Pox in Ontario Since January 1, 1900,
apd assured the House that the ut-
A despatch from Pietermaritzburg
the discovery of a new star, which is
of rolled oats, Buffalo. Feb. 20 -Flour Steady i
ia bags, on track here, are quotecb at light trade.
Most Precaut-wob for 'the suppression
Be ys:---�S�eational do"lopments are
occur r Ing in connection with a num-
now one of the brightest in the sky.
. Wheat -Spring, No. I
83.25 per bbl; and in wood, at, $3.35 per
bbl, , . Northern, old, 83 3-k for small lots ;
01 the clisease had- been taken. The
information iD Possession of the de,
ber of arrests of persons along the
British locomotive trade, Sir Cbrim-
topher Furness Says, has decreased 25
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PRODUCE. I no Offerings, c.i.f. Winter wheat-
Nothing
partment showed thitt the disease was
rail -way oharged with theft of goods
trom. the railway.
per cent., while' American has Ad.
,doing; mi:lera would prob.
Toronto, Feb. 26.-Eggg -Eggs are ably pay 76o for fancy
now ander control.
It was known �or some inont�bapagt
vanced 450 per cent. I
white,; and 77c
easy, Owing to increasing supplies of for No. 2red, on track here. Corn-
new laid. Prices
CONSIDERING FREE TEXT -BOOKS.
In reply, to 2�-r. Gr-aliam, the Min
tbat a leakage was occurring, and
Adelbert S. Hay, United States Can-
an[ at Pretoria was banquetted
are as follows;- Quiet ; No. 2 yellow, 43 3-4 to 44c; No.
Siriel-17 now -laid, 20c; fresh gathered,
. L'3-
teir of H,duc�atioa Says b wee. oonsid-
the police had ircason for the suspli i
clon
that
at
Landau, Secretary of War Brodrick
3 do., 43 1-2 to 43 3-1c; No. 2 Odra, 43
16(;; cold stored, 14 to l5o; limed, 14 1-2 to 43 3-4,; No. 3
ering the question of fc ishing free
u"Ja
an organized gang was at wark.
The Stolen. goads were chiefly mili-
was present.
do.,,
to 150. through 43 1-4c,
billcd- Oats -Steady
text-book,3 to the pupils of the Public
taxy star" consigned to the front.
The British steamer Ophir, on which
; No, 2
P.LL;:t ry-Prices for bright stock are w
hite, 31 1-2c; No. 3 do, 31c;
as fo: I L) w.A; -Turkeys, to to lie; geese, No. 2
and Sepitiate g5choolp.
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The Preml(�r told Mr. Preston that
In the course of their search the do,-
the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and
York will sail for Australia, in being
Wt, 8 Lo mixed, 29o; No. 8 do., 28 I -2c. t h,rough
I 8 1-2c; chickens. at 40 to 50c; billed, 210,11c)-Pnialitange4 Rye
there waEr no pr"ent intention of in-
t,ctives fou'A (I quantity of a
goojs Dt th�a Suburban res,donoo"On
fitted out with a wireless telegraphy
plant.
-No.
('A , arid ducks, at 60 to Boo. Cold stored 2 on track, boo asked.
oreataing the number of factory Inspeo-
NIT. Balo, the Attorney-Goneral, at
Thomas O'Donnell, M. P.,
, turkeys and geese are quoted I to 2c Detroit, Feb. 26 -Closed :-W I beat-
lb under bright stock.
torn.
Hilton road. between here and How-
who wag
eaking the Irish
No. 2. Northern, 673-8 to 703-ce; May
Pot a toes -Steady at 28o for car
ONTARIO BEET SUGAR BOUNTY.
Lck, and Mr. Bate's caretaker was ar-
language in the British House of
761-4c; July, ?63-4c. C01711 -May, 38
lots, Do track ,here; and 85e out
Ham. John Dryden, Minister of
rested on Suspicion.
Commons, says he will continue to
i) Oats -26 1-4 to 26c.
of store.
Agriculture introduced a WI for the
The stationma'ster there, seeing the
speak It until lie is knocked down and
17-8c.
Duluth, Feb. 26.-Wheat-Caah No
Field produce, etc.-TurDips out Of
encouragement of beet treat sugar
po'ice,sp.�ang on to an out -going train,
has
dragged foom big place.
, 1 hard, 75 1-4c; No. 1 Northern, 73'I _'2c:
abwe, 30o per bag; Onions, 70c, per!
productrom tn this province.
and not been seen since, Al wa-c-
is
UNITED STATES.—
No� 2. Northern, 67 3-8c; May, 76 1-4c;
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bag; carroks, 35c per bag; apples,
It sets apaxt #76,000 for each
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rant ouft for his arrest., Rumour
Oe he Cudahy
per July, 76 3-4c. Ckyrn-May, 38 7-8o
bbl. 41 to #2; sweet PotAtoes, per I
- V implicates
year to a pe'ribil of three years for
Several well-known Offici-
farmers.
kidnapping case at Omaba is under
Oats -26 1-4 to 26c.
bbl, $2.50.
this purpose. The principal provis-
als, and merchants.
arrest.
I Minneapolis, Feb, 20.-Wbeat --Cash
Dried aPples-Dried apples sell at 3 ! 74c; May, 75 5-8 to 75 3-4c; July,75 I-';
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tons aTe;-
In case any person or company in
There is no doubt that if the matter
probed to the bottom U turn out
71ho Kansas Legislature has pang -
1 -2 to Ilict and evaporated at 5 to I t- 75 85-8c; on track. No. I hard, 76c;
shall establish a,nd erect Suitable to
-will
be One Of the biggeat sensations
ed a bill classifying saloons &a Pub -
5 I -2c. 1 Nim I Northern, 74c; No. 2 Northern,
67 3-4c.
Beans-Ordimary white beans bringi
biaildiings ,knd install the the
y
for estimated
colony has ever experlienced. It is
.
that the Imperial Govern-
lie nuisances.
At Sharon, Pa., an Erie & Pitts-
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01.40; choice hand-picked beans are
EMPRESS FREDERICK.
plant the reEning of ugar from
beet lr--t- iin any part of tbi prov-
meat ha . a been robbed of thousands of
this
burg freight train ran into a crowd
of in,, -, bheiir way to work. Fiva
quoted at $1.00 to $1.75. 1
6-6
Honey -Firm; dealers quote from 10
ince, ouch Person or compa"s pounds
ny shall
,
in wny. I
It is likely that one Of, thei accused
�ere killed outright. I
to 10 IWS)er lb. fail. 5, 10 or 60i -lb, King Edward Has Go.,le on a Visit
be entitled to be paid, out of t he said
w ill turn King's evidence.
Four residents of Millwood, near
tims, according to the size of the or -'i to His Sister.
sum Mentioned in the preceding See-
tion, far Sugar so refined of first-
.
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Leavenworth, Xansas, are now charg-
der. Comb honey sells at $2.50 to $2.75 i A despatch from London, fiaYS:-A
class me ketable quality, at the rate
BOER HARDSHIPS.
ed with the rourder of Mrs. John
EludAon during a raid on her hug
per dozen acegions, �greait crowd assembled at Chari"
Baled hay -Steady. Choice timothy, I Cross station on Saturday night 'to
at one-half cent per pound for the
product of fthe first year's operatic DR
— and's
V
RUMou od That Gen. Botha Is Suing
-
saloon,
Tho
I 11
on track here, $10.25; two -ton lots, de- itness the departure of- King Edward
livered, #11, to for Port VLQtoria,
of such factory, a.nd at the rate of
for Pe&co. ocrus
sl4k thread Manufacturing can-
of tie United States are to be
#11.25. on his way to Ger-
Straw -Car Iota of straw, on track I many to visit his sister, Empress
one-quarter cent WT tyound for the
It
A. despatch from Cape Town an'
Y"- consolidated,
Is rumoured I Johannesburg that
n
and ax%,English firm, the
here, $5.50 to $0. Frederick. The train left the station
DRE,% Is
ia�oduot) of each of the tNvO follow g
in
$,earls, o.n)d no longer. General
Louis Botha is suing for peace.
Coates, with a booking of $68,000,000,
6 to supply the
-ED HOGS A.ND' PROV-IOIONS. t 10 O'clo -, it. WhCn the King arrives
Toronto, Feb. 26-Dreosed hogacon
at Port Victoria he will
- board
It
In the eveint of mai a factcr;es than
[a understood that, In addition to
capital.
Two Lick Observntory eat ronomers
tinue scarce� There are practically no Royal Yacht iVictOzil and the
� AW6 k t,
t he the
oto being ,,t.bIishoA and if continual
scarcity of food and ammunition,
hardships, coupled with the
hav,e gone to the Sumatra,
island of
offerings Of car, lots on track here. where he will sleep for the night. At
amount payable under tb,:s Act Should
'
worrYing tactics of the British have .
o bve the total
Packerer bid $7.50, and holders outside 6 O'clock Sunday morning the Royal
ore 7
cod t1he suan of $ 5,000 LD any
hi rgbern The oclipas
of as sun an May 17 next,
ask $8, for cair lots, on track here. Yacht will leave Port Victoria for
I-
Year; tiluen the said sum shall be it' Boers
. The
proper It I% said, are anxious
expedition was sent out at the
On the street prices are firm at $8.50 Flushing, emor cruisers
vioded a-mong Ube factories so estab- to
surrender. It Ill only the mercen- OXPAnA0
Of William H. Cracker,
,
to $8.75. PrOvialann are firm. and in Australia arid Severn. It is expected
good damn-nd. the King's visit will last ten days,
Belled. arial
Any knoneys payable to any person
asilil this rebels, wife have noth.
GENERAI� I
but
Quotations for provisions are anfol- tlILS depends altogether on the condi-
or company claiming the same un der Ing
tion
to 1036, who deal" the continua-
of hoatilitiol. the
MAdrid has bad a heavy snowfall
first In eight
lo -:-Dry salted shoulders. Be; long tion of hLe sister.
this A4* shall be payable only under
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years.
Nati,res at Cape Town
clear bacon, 10'aO, In Car lots, 100 ; and AI-Ording to a Berlin despatch, the
and subject to the following condi-
DELAGOA BAY LINE. Log
are conceal -
cases of 'plague.
in cat's lbt#, 10 1-4 to 10 1-2c; short disease from which the Empress is
tions: -74j That during the first year
N-sa
British troaps be" captured the
cut Park. 019.50 to #go; heavy suffering has made rapid prog ""
mesa I'lla r in
of the operations of such factory, the
To
full
be Used Only for the Most Sultan
of Affmadta, East Africa.
0ork ,$IS to $10. post few days, and
I# I has become intense. the pain
Smoked MeatA-1141315, heavy, 12c, The spinal Cal-
sum Of Fit lea* 84 per ton shall
have been paid for all beets delivered
There are 1.700 grip cases in Copan -
inedium, 12 1-4 to ISO; lIght, 130; MO is affected. .
.at the factory, irrespective of the
hagen,
London. Priday, Feb, 22.-DeApatch-
find several dea,tha have oc�
-
fast bacon, 13o; plonio hams, 10c ; roll ------- 0— .
bacon, 100. INSULTING
quantity of saccharins matter eon- as
talmord In such beetsi. b, That during KUchaner
curred.
to the Daily Mail report that Lord
ham Isioned Instruction that
It Is reported that there will soon
HER MMORY.
T—to, Feb` 20,-W. had the
thin opera,tion.s of the second and third no
6110d8 of any description are to go be
a crisis in Bulgaria that will pop-
at —
western cattle Yards tO�d,Y fLftY car- Stern Punishment Meted out to a
years of such factory, the said Var- far-ard
am or company shall boys farther
for
by, the Delagns, Bay line until Stilly
notice, witty the exception Of
inmlvo European powers.
The heirs of the late Baron wit -
10"s Of li've, stock, koluding 1,r,00 Rebal.
hogs, 700 cattle- 250 fth�gp, and lambs. A despatch
paid all
beets delivered at the factory the gum urgent
military and haspitallaupplies. IL
-Lin Von Rothschild barb given one
from Kimberley says:-
-*0 calv", am & few moth
of fit to: a nd such add[- This
-, r I It
order Is supposed to Indicate a IDIIIIOU
I
mark$ to BeTtin charities.
Dow&
en convict -
Trade we& tabl,, 4
�00d stuff by
P - big
tionst a AP tTs 6Z,
RA.9 ma rate AW shal I
mle eastward.
Gorman iron vrorks are trying to
gold, ad the military court here of
readily e6oug*, bint -*s bad an, un _ traitorous
it
, -
carrasipoin he proportion of sa
canwkl
-
contracts on account of the
and disloysIf l4botfigi
due P-Vort�Ob Of unfinished cattle. against the late
charine matter which anch beets con-
FIFTEEN PLAGUE CASEj- -� Precarious
condition of the iron
markets.
.Queen and the Bri-
-nid tor this kkd the 3:111tket was -a tish Government, and ,of Alffiftitifte.
low am
tain in aree" of 12 per cent.
r0'ftft O-TMI of any d�Ap;tst Wt*"*-, "I
—
I'" Patituds as C,,pe Town Are
The subscrip,tion for the national
A
the Queen's picture. tle wft" ,
isblsfko�d
r-hippids oatt,16 obl'a at irdin 4
. � I I I
any -parsOn or oontractior for the sirp.;,- -
sloinst West. wedding
present to Queen Wilbeimirth
to to t "I're Months' hard lah6tiri, aDdito
4 S-40, -W (or tib6- t** Offerings Go fine
Ply 01�'jftgax be'OA. all ,�
to this qnA'Aftty
A despitobi from Cape Town says:, hs
ftowl $140,000. and the gift may be a
PAY 0 of AM or undergo an rid.
per lb6 - I
at Aaftbarixte Matter which said b6ats , �"Al
I the Plague plitienta here. fit- *Ow
6TO"11.
ditional sit months' impritsanmillilit,
('cod to Ohoift b'4t6h0r
are dlild to towt�in, re t,sm
foratic6 shall
In IIUMbar, are doing well.
A sitivil,,Orm-of jpfloenza has now
,
Cattle sold Another man VM11 SOntenced topsy
ideadilly at froisi Sj�j to 41,40 fine
be Iftikilb Vightr-two
to the knalyst of the AgrLtul-
Kaffire iare &mflnca in the arp-ared
"Iishthi*i-wo�1AY41tvflaensa,'-
",4
In ftsaait4 wilitch is ea I
per Of 19150 or Undergo thr"Mosith,.
'b� st�nd '�ok * 14* 04A 06t66 l6ts
tUral C�611ft'ft dwilph. or to puehper� contact
camp.
. , . , Death
- , V,Y,v
tMprisolliment for Isavinff lKiftbarley
A ablL46 *** **b ft0*W $ft1d,,S60 whille an the suspect Bet.
am an tray '66 notdinate(I f6t that
broken
1
rrhO roort that the pysgnp ham resalto"
out smork Jhh nrittatitroops
I
�,.Vtll '001,
ITht 00 � 14�a*,*Wsirlla. who
L ,
W06as by the LbSutasaant�Gotarnor. Is
61116111,11Y d#Wod.
pay
I
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, their
Losses In islopUAIA, irebras, and
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I 4010ritra are to istliSt at *be
__ 11 "'444 itisaii. 4164 the awwbh 4ws
1 _tbft will Issive, latfir.
,The Fronab gsrrisou at 18Q at Tu;
.
r Moon, Algeria, was atta,cked by
tbou"Ad nativis Bisr4bosl, Three ufj
core and aix Mt* were killed and two
�
11-044 Moftwouadud, Who stativess we.
rQP41304. With Quo bundrod killed a.1
allcla, the "me number wown4gd.
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BOERS IN FULL RETREA1
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DO WOrs 0411110 to Invade Cal
colorw a pallum
A despat" from London, 4&yC,.
Lord Kitchavor tolsgraphs the W
Office tr- X"Ibuxub. under au:
day's diats, as icais"; _
"Ooil, Plainer reporoto that an p,1
23 Out Owen captured Do 'WeVis It
Ponsid'ar- AP91113,11110m. some carte in]
09 aminvaCLOOD, and ", Priaonera. W
sustained 110 0441asiftlese The enenn
are 10 bill retreat� and are clLaperssitia
They orei being Pursued vigorously
0" WOVO Attempt to Invade the 011ip,
(WOny bag completely failed..,
es-
1UTHUEN'S SUCCESS.
—
Cleared Every Town Through WhIel
He Passed.
A despatch from London, sayis;-
A correspondent at Johannesburg
detailing Gen. Methuso,s March I(
Klerkadorp, says that he had a series
of fights. He cleared every towil
through which he passed at provis.
ions and forage, and took thewomeD
slid children to Klerkadorp. He cap.
tured 6,000 rounds of ammunition,
I,SDD head of Cattle, anA 1,000 100
an
and destroyed 1,000 bags of grain. �P,
-
BOERS CAPTURE A TRAIN.
—
Carry Away What They Can and
Burn the Rest.
A deaVatclA tri,m Johannesburg,
Wednesday isays:-The Roars destroy -
ad a culvert between Natal spruit and
Klip river, on the railroad juot eouth
Ott here. at da,wn to -day. They cap- �
turad a trainload of foodstuffs, and
after taking all they could conven-
tantly oarry. met fire to the rest &ad
disappeared over the veld)t. I
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NEW CRUISERS LAUNCHED.
—
one st'rheim Said 9. be the Most Irermid.
able so the woruh
A despatch I— London, says. -
The t- first-class cruisers Good
HOPO and Bacchante were launched on
the Clyde on Friday morning. it is
clotic0d that the former is the Most
foxmidablo cruiser I;' the world. She
is 600 feet Long, has a displacement of
14,100 tuns, and In expected to develop
a speed of 23 kmotA an hour. The
acchante, which is of the Oreassy
type, has a displacement of 12,000
tons.
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INTENSE COLD PREVAIL&
N_
Alasy People slave Perished In
Germany,
4 despatch from Berlin. says: -In
some part% of the coantry, the
as known it,
tl�lcntY-five years. At Cologne, a
Young lady reveller wus frozen to
death in the street, and a coachman
fall from his carriage with both logs
�frozon. Near Remagen a bicyo list
was fosand dead. In the Gulf of
Dantzic a fishing cutter was frozen
In, and three at the crew perished,
'I'DO Monello at Coblentz in frozen
solid. At Hirschberg the tam,pera-
ture is twentY-nino degrees below
zero centigrade, and to the Upper
Hartz, thirty. WYom all the mounh
tabnous regioch come reports of great
a now fa I Is.
WHAT CARRIE WILL DO.
�
While Iteeked Vp in time t�oftskty jaill ibo ,
ilotten Sm.sker L.yn, riasts to, list
Iruture.
A despatch from Topeka, Kan.,
ovis;-Mrs. Carrie Nation in to enter
Politics and become the editor of the ,
Smaaherm' Mail ', a paper to be run In
behalf of negroeo. She has refused
tempting offers to lecture, and will
remain in Topeka to Wp elect a I
"clean man" for mayor at ths spring
election, These matters were an- 1
tiounced' by the crusader from her
cell in this county jaill an Tburaday, J
after the charge against bar of I
smashing the Senate saloon two weeks �
ago had been dismissed by JudgeMc.
Cabo. She Is still being hold on the
charge of breaking into Moeser's ,
cold storage plant last Sunday. 0
Mrs. Nation says tha paper will be I
Published for the special needs of the t
negroes. It will contain news about I
the temperance cause In ,Kansas, and I
will devote much ap-ice to the let- I
term Mrs. Nation received from bar t
enomiles and her isympathizft*� N She
will write the adiltoiUls.
Mrs. Nation refuses to go on any I
more lecturing trips. A circus and
theatrical man has sAvertised that
he has secured ". Nation for a (
Profem:onal trip. FAmtern paperstele- t
graphed enquiries about this matter. 5
Min. Nation announced ttilt she -061d
not Allow harself tobo "made a tool
Of for a million dollars a minute,"
A delegation of the Home Defend- I
cro called an Mrs. N*t*m in her cell C
talk about nosic,inating a city '
ticket fo,r. the electiono this spring, "
Mrs. Nation, who has decided to be -
conte a cisIzon, ad Topeka. was enthus-
iastic.
"We decided " h id orain- ,
A*m a, t1n:n w, , does not I,
Ate a clean in . 1101 n
drink, smoke or hinaphemo. No other a
n"d apply." I
The newspaper th.st Mrs. NgLion in- &
texids to edit will be published by b
"Nit'A" Chiles. a neffro "Joint" keep� t
ar, -bo, signed one of Mrs. Nation'll d
bonds Iasi W"k. find David Nation, E
Mrs. N&GIOn's humbsod, who is Coming L
in Topeka to help his wife with the ,
enterprise. He OM06 edited a paper in
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4- AAMWA t,* Vo*Aijo" if-le,okiQuo Act C
4, I" 06044i"4 that uwottjoct we
'L- to X000"! 4VA'Woly that wbito qpqr
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IQ PQ 44 to vw%ist the vottr fmin marli;
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wast 40 xiow* of 0qu or the caudidatim
TA% bLU wasi sl,lgo do*glaeld, to PCOVOU
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WkWh P.60alt* Version& who ore no
0 on the LiAto to ovaukud a willot. ol
giviag reasioas not provued for b,
- tho istatute, when such reatons "on
r good to the returaltIm Officer. much a,
- absence or neglect in the pcop"st,
tion of tinot 116ta. .
4 Mr. em*b� of Wentworth, intm
. ducied. a bul to amead thu Weighti
I -&ad M",owea Act. It lie designed tA
40OUX40 U11IfOr=RY in the &JZQ Of troll
I package& aW berry buxaqL Ur
r 09ultin, of kvitaicotivw. through Mr
. Puttee, lutro-luoud a bill to *mand th(
. Act to teatriot the tioMwItaftea git.j
I anw.loyme"t of alien&.
APPOINTED TO OFFICES.
Mr. Clarko was infurmod by Sir Wil.
trid Laurier tho,t aliace the 15th at
i March, low, the following membera at
the late Pax"Ment had been appoint.
Od to OfflOSS of emulumeat under the
Crowim:-Wm. Hutchison, COMMI&
. oloner at Buffalo Exhibition. #250 a
month and $10 @ day. for expenses;
FLrMQa McClure. Cimaus Commilmion.
Or of Nova Scotia. p a, day salary, and
05 a day for expenses. W. T. Stou-
son. Collector Of Cu3toms a t Sbw-
brooks, $1.5W a year; J. L. Hurley, In-
opector of Fisheries, #1.000. Of the un -
Successful oundiaintom It. L. Drury has
been appolutod Cousus Commissioner
for Blritlfih Columbia O.t 05 a day mat-
arY. and 05 tur axPandos, and A. D.
WullacO has been made a county Judge
at $3,000 a year.
A.LLEN LABOU&
The Promier informed Mr. Kendall
that no representations had boon made
to the Government on behalf of Can -
Winn employ" of the Dominion Lron
Qnd Stce4 Company to the effect that
they are discriminated against in in-
vour of alien tabour, brought into Can -
%da Duda r eon treat. U ouch repro -
Mattoon were made, the Govern -
meat w se
give them OaxefUl consideration, with
A VIOW to ouch action am the public in-
eme end.
FLOODING OF LANDS,
Mr. Tarto Informed Mr. MacLeod
that the attention of tho Government
had boon called to the flooding of oor-
tain lands along the Severn river.
There had been placed in the estimate,
this year 02,6Q0 10 Improve the river,
aind 01.700 to widen the outlet of the
take
LARGEST CARGO.
Mr. Bennett was told by Mr. Blai-r
that the Ilaracat cargo of grain re-
ceived, at the port of Montreal during
'he "alien Of 19W froul the Upper lakes
cam" by wV of Puxry Sound and the
Canada Atlantic railway to Coteau
and consisted of 61,000 bushels of
wheat . the second lo rgost was 45.0oo
bushels, and camo by way ol th�'3 Wei-
land canal.
IMMIGRATION FOR THE YEAR.
Mr. Cla,rke was t1old by Mr. SLfton
that the nuitabor of immig-ranta ent,or-
Lug Canada during the year ending
June Both, 1900, was 6,515, i ocluding
21,019 who were ticketed to the UML
ed States. This left 41.499 destUied f(j,
Danada. These ca.ruo from the fol-
101vi.ng countries:-Unitud States, 14.. '
Its; E7n,d ,- ��cot-
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, r:�nd Wales, 7,la!
band, land, 701 ; Galicia, 01,540,
3armanY, 704; Scajidinavia, 1,191 ; I
,
Prunes and Belgium. 427; Duukhobors, J
1AW; miscellaneous, 7,999. -The Gov-
)Tomont could give no ixitor-Ination (Is
�o the number of immigrants arriving
m Canada during the year -who after- ,
wardA went to Bettlo in the United
RD tee.
FOR TRAINING OFFICF.Rrj� I
Colone'l Hughes will nau" that I
rreater facilities Should be offered t
'or training officers and men for COID- (
Waste" in bho Canadian militia. and I
%at a system of cadet ola.49"s Ix.
�Atabllshed in connection with th" I
,arlous Wrinament carps; thos. at- a
etrul.img the kehools to I�am the pri- c,
ilege of boarding outside the bar- c
acks, if blwy so prefer, and allow- I
-oce In ll�u Of bourd to be ul"n to ,
uc'e-olisful candidates, 1,
BILIjS IN,rRODUCE.D.
The follonv&ag bills were introduo- '
d;-ReISPectillig the lAmdon Fire In- e
ur-n10 CI�IMPVVDY, of Canada, 9,. t
IYMAA; RX'sPectitng the Can"A Na- ll
lowd Railway anki. Transport Coin- y
'any, MT. Cowan, To Incorporate the I
�ontuyy lAfe Insurance co "opany ' t
Ur. blank, All tbese bilk were ro4wl b
he first time. I L
A44 Ont 1,,q a
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.LECTRIC RAILWAY TO 11 A111 1,
TON. . 0(
The Toronto gub6rban Ra,I � a y r
hDmpan,y petitianed for power to ex- n
end tb*-L'r lines through th� int�r- ,I
ening towniebips to 11,milton. h
FACTORI-FIA ACT. h
MT CaTponter gram not ice of ft P
ill to anirtmi the Faotorws 1,ct, by
roviolling tax interior and iron stair- '
,ays and exterior eylindrical fire b
a
saAwm on buLlAinsr,1 wit hi" I be A� I V
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The rem a not happy,
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kid Ur. Iston's wife. In that they
mist on misdirecting their near- to
Is& Il
That's perfectly true, Illonrlalts. he ,
now"red. I know so many line- it
indis who Insist on talking about The h
Itlamte Object of Modern .Social Ton -
800160 And INOW 8 -ball VK0,Purify the 1
allot. whan they ought Iti be Putt Ing T
ietr minds *is the quention at wboth-
r the stones doors are locked for the 13
Ight S64 flis ls;lk Jar met out an Abe
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t the bkid in V_kwd at night. 844 Wl,Iiillilil � . , I
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( bog 14 &Is* usiod WJ04 glidag the sal- ., . I
l Oak 4(l" and d)r,*I;.' In tbk Wit$ - �, " �
I th%Y Ma,y. be kept in poo "4441111041 I f
. fur fit IQA&t a week. stits � 11 r �, 11 , '
The RWW44 now in tus Work
. taken from any avallabk takiny djta,w
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I tiOu. and Placed. beforis tbot rldst In . I
I the RDrt&blO pigeon bousIga or in is �
I apsaw wagon altufully strreaged to . I
Prevent the biTd4 froq4 eXperlignoing I
any 4booka or ounou"Joax an tbe ro" .
I 2ho, birdis are trained to nturn to I
their 0- portable housion. even I
though - the letter May have chang". i�,
1-tiall Idaloa they left IL I t
The wasaagess, isent by the patzolsi
are tied to one at the tau 'je&tberst: I I
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Twolft snen are detailed in the ariny I
each year to learn tho methodo for .
training ceirler plueonit in sit their I
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Pigeons wore lot lanes from this 1phip- I
genic at 7.30 a.m.. and by i a.m., all I -
but two had arrived at tbeJx j%oma 11
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41tation ki Riannes. and these two or- . ..
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rind later. Slixty-four *g*wa were , : � r ,
released on the crittlear Itrulix and ail � I I �
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arr1red isafely at theke de4tinatiou. . , ' I
The thunder of theguna didnot af. ,�
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foot the Pigeons IQ the least. Ishow- -1� .
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Lug tba t they can be umod in the lnolds t , _.
of an act4ou. ,
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Miners Front site x-riv, say Alftsbam IN ,
dians %V111 Bury Ike Ratelliol. , - �� . .
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Returning minors; from Alaska r'.
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bring word that the calobrAted Lead �,�', - r
which bass .xiated among the Lodlansk ._�
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of Alaska for Moro than WO yearak Is .. ��'t
about to be settled, and the rattle. . . Z4 % �
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snake skin which has been banging ... ��,,
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from the doorpost of Sitkan and the . ," .� -
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Wrangel Island Indian tribes for - ,-,, �. A
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more than six centuries will run be .1 "
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repInced by tha olive branch of peace. �'-.t-;,
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Usincration after generation has ,�;!,�, , :�
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heard- train their parents the wrongs I � I'll'
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of the tribe at the hands at their �'. "
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mortal toes, until it in a part of the ,., ":
religious duty of parents to teach _:,� ,Ii,
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Lheir chUdroo to hate titeir anviout ��Z� I
enemy. .qi,�
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A feud of so long standing could not 1, I"
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be wiped Out in a mouvent, In fact, for .,�11, 1,
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were than 100 years there ban beau a t,
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Movement On foot to Settle ��;
the diffi. e��
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culty and live in peace. The �;umlnj .�,
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of the m,a,,rs and other whitea during "I _....
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the last four or five yearn �7"M
MUCh to ha,StQQ the settlement that iss �,.W.
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about to ti�) made. ,�,�
The Potlatch, the arbiter of all , �,,':,A
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Nude, follies, the leveller of all neo� � ",_i� I
Lionel Bad tribal troubles, ban been ; . .1,
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managed by K.odo.att, a Klakwan ,�rr
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chief, at the village of Klukwan. on -
the DaRou trail who has spent the !:
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groator part of hie Lfe ia trying to got ?I
the Various tr,bon to consent to & ill �
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Lroati Of PQ0", and bas expended the
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`1098 Of It lAtiolo in his effort to li -
Provide for the coming meeting of thg ... .
Lribes. .
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110 has Purchased hard tack and on. ., , :
rar and qaanLitice of tIW choicest 1�
L'"u18 14001�11 to the Indian which he
All, disp ns, with a hospitality known % f J
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1OIY to Lbe ladLin brave. i'�
Merchante in towns near Klakwan J , ,
11Y tl-t they have said lromen"s I
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,tocks to tlao Indiana in anticipation
If Lhe great Least which in to be the /1,
flat Of the kind by the famous chief. �
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TRAINING BOYS IN GERMANY. , .
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sbist the "�.Ilf.l TMININg sche.1 to a. .
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Pchools Ln Germany, states that the .1
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11anilal Lraining schools in Germany I
,ro -pecially iinte,nded far -the cla"
f boys wbO WiO dw-Y thwLr titne be.
ore aud afte,r School on the street. I A
The regular Sesal,on 0103(--'% at half ,
siat two o'clock In tM aftexnoon. and
ftex tL4 time the b.,ys who, cith- �� I
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t Parente, are not properly arid ... ��,
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6631thfUlly employed moat attand thg ,
aduatrial school for the rest of the
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In the nUMMOT-Linae the boys, di- I
Mod into classes. each under the sup- I
rvinion of a teacher, are trainm eye- G
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omatiocallY in -11 the b,.,,h,,, of �
a rde a�n g. At Other heasons of th.
ear the boys are ongaged at rariona I
ght crafta in workrooms. such as
he -Lk-tag-of Inakets, brushes and I
Too-, and plain carp�ntry. where I
he wr of tools are ta,ught. TY V1
sitting and bookbinding are taught
:) th� adranoe,d and older clannes, 4
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Each boy recckms a 0=11 reman- �
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ratLon for hLA work wheu It La faith- . .
ally an4l obediently Verform,,L The I 1.
ioney. hotmver, isi not polid W him ( I I
Lmetly. but i�s put into a savings- I
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ank for him, auj from t,me to time ,�
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The girls a- taillight knitting and , I
It kinds of saw?ng in the saIma my* , 11
nnuatio manner. Every lesson In � . 11
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W140 It class drill. Th" children , �
'or It bry dictation. all In the room �
Ding the same work at the same "
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alstant-Don't you think there'% a
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Assistant, in tone of ishoolute eon.
OtiOn with a note Of admiration in
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I- As TOOM, YOU Can stand north rng.
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he Door is great at an mmbascado.
Sisid the Wei Mao. Mr. 81site,
o's much like the w -al" yoss issil, ill
atir Irade,
tild frilead. Do fla Is wait. 1i
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