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GINEER S• STOR
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tut 00 tar Frteatlee 01 the bolsi*, 0104
'was anilietent, trt .Sag °Wont AO shil4Y
the train, JI4St WOO' 104 44etditAt
vOts *beak to release, t.4 Prititiate
"Did lag r1SI VA beetteer
"No Air. Not latentleziallY."
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.Athillneee iledwe teher eme, ,drivbegethis. feeeceleing Ole eeeideet, klodee
aidtl
*Mite lett the engine, give a fiud_den,
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got On the'stand fribe.counSeit Mr.; 4 freittl train einee- frannart 44 114
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PlIMICOMAIA
Wreck at Caledon Lut "Week.
pro The Terrento Telegram),
1. hsd
abjection to leedga,fitelpgeeeldelteereIgenten, "Deeetehers '1902r
Concerning anyteing which 110 .one: pasionger train enter ne-r
IsaY to incriminate himself; hetween anti Yeans ofr 4
thtniq' 444.14: reorenctI191 woota .10 ankw.tr mt, vicraodcry
be well to allow the wttz1e t. give Wei; "Ttoelt one ..tralt/ u t144 Atflht before.
CI evidence in this. Wray, that, 11 he otdeets. .There 104Pecipassreintem en its That W63
to ahswer a questien 004`.0.* It; MightAlteonly passenger train, 'bed run Aver
ineritninate 11181, iben he bas 111* pro- tt line."
tectioa which be eralfee; anewer BeWeges Women) WELL.
cculd not be Utted 40104
'At the sante time," 'Onatiriced me1,4 urekee Were WOrldng well. .
ecroner to- iloegee "reit areenue-
ed from answering.ane reties's Which
may be asked YOU bare• '
"I am quite sattelled With teat," Mr.
Robinette replied. ;
The examination Of Hodgewas then
proceeded with. tire depesedi--"1, left
Markdale at 7.34, .and hada good OM
le Orangeville, whiell rejtelledat
8.55. There were 'three care added there
and we left between 0-05 �,flI. and 9.136
a.m. we reached Caleilen at 0.20, and
seceived an order to run erie IReir late
e the original echedule. We left Cale -
con at 9.21, and before reeehing the
curve, and abet& 150 yards from the
slow board. I slowed down and shut oft
steam. I applied the brakes about a
quarter of a mile from where the ac-
dhent occurred, and 1 telt the brake
held. This made a reduction Of 7 les.
exaMined the brake after tile tle-elaeh
and he reeled not ilnd anything to tie•
0011ilt for the accident.
'What de you think yourself was
the,galee of the iteddentr
'I couldn't say,"
"The engine was all right?
oyes.r.
"And the roadbed was all right'
eyeset
Between Cseedon and the slow beard
20 Miles an hour was the highest Speed
readied.
needeing to a tuner, witness said he
had been on continuous duty since 10.15
the previous night. He had had a good
rest the proviotle day. His hours ct.
work uverage D or 10.
The coroner pointed out that the wit -
flees had already been working about
eleVen hours at the time of the accident.
goo.a.0000tiwoospoitiottoolfro
HEALTH
AVOIDING SCARLET V Vb.
Scarlet fever ts an ernptitie disease.,
attacking persons of any age, but usual-
ly children, since, owing to its wide
prevalence and exoeglingly contagious
character, few persons attain adult life
without having beds exposed te i •
eases of childhood.
this reason it is classed among ."e
rounding them quickly become tired.
should practlte a system of sight cub
Besides taking these precautions, you
It is the most serious of all the ordl-
ture. Whenever you have an opportun-
ity of loolcing at far distant objects, as
• DBEARSTBEF4„
Torentot Sept, 1,0;-(nitario %Vheat-
i.
g mfb+141 8530 tO, WO, outside, .
Manitoba Wheat -No, I northern
.No. 2, SI, lelee
..Cornee-NO, 3 yellOw, 71a M. The Tes
ratite; No. 3 mind. 69c 10 693c.
Dalieee-NO, 2, 53c M 5eeec; No, $
extea, 51%0 to 52of No. S, 503c to 51e,
Otete-MatittOba, No. 2 white, 41c to
45c on track at elevator; NO. 2
44 'Op •
Peas—Nominal at 753e for NO. Z.
Rye -65%0 to e6c outside.
Flour..-Okiterlo, 90' per cent. patents,
aholit nominal, 43.45,to 43.50; Manitoba,
first patente. 25-10 V? $5-20; 6"(3145'
E4.40 to e4.20' strong bakeree $4.30 to
Way. If you have a great deal of writ-
etneor reading to do, it is Important that
yeu should not bend the head forward
more .than is absolutely necessary.
When.you steep •you constrict the veins
of the neck, and the eyes do not receive
the asnount 01 blood which Is their due.
A proper flow of blood is essential for
the repair of the waste which Is contin-
dally takIng place in the eyes, as in all
other parts of us.
• For a similar reason you should not
attempt beread in a recumbent position
-when you are in bed, for example.
Then the pressure of the blood is too
great at the eyes, and the muscles sur -
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bind
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atria
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Sten
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nary children's diseases, for, in a
t a the direct mortality, which -varies -in_
dUferent epidemics between two and
thirty...per cent. of those attacked, 11 15
prone to leave -bellied - aol.eaculeo_ter.._
chronic disease of the kidneys, or an in-
flammation or the ears which may cause
permanent .deafness.
It is exceedingly contagious At all
stages, from the very beginning until
ths last bit of skin haspeeled off. This
ocntagion is carried on in Me discharges
from the nose and throat, and in the
bits of skin thrown off in the final stages
of desquamation, or "peeling ;" and it is
very long-lived, persisting sometimes -
for mnnths in handkerchiefs, bedding,
clothing, and eyen the toys of the suf-
ferer.
A scarlet -fever patient should he treat -
el in a room without carpets, window
hangings, or upholstery -=indeed, the
room should' be bare .of all tun,,,,""Ire,
even books, except what is absellifiy
necessary. No orie, except the nurses in
charge and the doctor, should ever be
permitted to enter the • room, which
should be in ttie upper story, and as far
away as circumstances will permit from
the living -rooms of the rest of the family.
The room should be always thorough-
ly ventilated -through the windows,, the
door being kept closed. Once a day the
!Icor, walls and furniture should be
wiped with a damp cloth wrung out of
an antiseptic solution. No utensils
should be carried from the room. The
dschat•ges, after having been mixed
with a powerful antiseptic and allowed
to stand an hour, should be transferred
to another vessel out side the sIcloroom
door and immediately emptied into the
sewer ol. ceeepool.
Food brought to the sick -room should
be transferred at the door to special
dishes used only by the patient and
nurses, and all waste food should be
thrown into a vessel containing a disin-
fectant, or, better, burned, if there is a
stove In the room.
All soiled linen should be soaked for
several hours or boiled before being
taken away, and should not be mixed
with the family wash.
Nurses- leaving tire room for necessary
air and exercise should change the outer
garments outside the door, and should
avoid meeting any one outside the sick-
ncom.-Yollth's Companion.
y u us m the ceuntry-erty--theese
side, exercise yow-power of vision by
blying to elletingutstr as many different
objetts-us- yoiroam Stop -this -experiment
when your eyes get tired, and try it
again. In this way you can strengMen
your eyes almost as easily as you can
develop your muscles.
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HEALTH HINTS.
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COUNTRY PRODUC.E.
Bulfter-Supplies are moderate, but
the demand is heavx and prices firmer.
Creamery, prints ..........23e to 25c
do sans 21c to 22%c
Dairy prints 21c t43 220
do &Olds ' . „ 18c to 20c
Cheese -Large quotedat 12%,c and
twins at 12go In job lots here.
Eggs -Prieto firm at 1.8%c to 190.
Poultry -Live chickens are quoted
from 90 to Ile, and hens from 7c to fie.
Potatoes-4-Merket arra at 65c to 75e
per buebel.- -
Baled Hay -Prices arm at 814 to IBA,
50 in oar acts on track here.
Baled Straw -517.50 ,per ton
lets on track here.
PROVISIONS.
in tar
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LAWS% TriMN yvitECI(ED.
Twelve Persons Wiled at Netries
ledtal146
Waterloo, lee Sept. 6. --Twelve per-
sons were killed elid twelve other* irk.
lured In the wreck at tin express trent'
on the phicago,,tiock Island & Recite
Railroad at Norris, Iowa, on Friday.
The eXpress train, northbound, jumped
the tracts while going at full speed, end
crashed IOW freIght train standing 011
the saline All of the dead and inIU
were In the ernaking car, which was -
mediately behind tne baggage and Mail
care. The smelting oar was demon!)
The northbound eXn,ress was fen ti-
ttles late at Norris, where the h'eight
train was awaiting. The express daille
along at terrific speed. in un effort ta
make up lime. Just tee the totennottve
of the passenger train was about to
pass the freight locomotive the intake
of Me former lett the tracks, and the
moving engine crashed Into the engine
of the freight, wrecking both locomotives
and telescoping the baggage and the
snail cam, and demolishing the smoking
car.
WEAK SPOT IN TEE LAW.
Eighteen Chinese Cause Governnaent
0Mdals Worry.
four hundred partially, .frtnielked Inittife
$4 latve WA otiandoried In Havana ty•
'4trileing.untanns, .
Thit tweetietiosee for 4 141PM01/4 0*,
frietYleandirsint ilsheriea Moat* viserall.
'Wet Sett tefilpietieL
Ten Manisa SoidAtrit. WO 0444
died of exhatrition, .4aring Ilia- onny
lxitirrtra tirosertritntitt Aft -. ,PabOfrer 'Gives Startling Evideget at the
iteraon ter 14, NedlOnaw .BattA .O.t Nre' sv4
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
Dressed Hogs -$9.25 tor lightweights
and 48.75 Mc heavie.s.
Pork -Short cut, 822.75 to $23 for bar-
rels; mess, $20 to 821,
Lard -Firm; tierces, 12c; tubs, 123c;
pails, 12%c.
Smoked and Dry Salted Meats -Long
clear bacon, 11c to lljec for tons and
cases; hams, medium and light, 15%c
1,3 16c; heavy. 14%c toe 1,5e; backs, 16%c
to 17c; shoulders, 10%c to 11e; roles,.
' eace out of pickle, lesS than smoked.
To Relieve Headache. -A slice of
lemon rubbed on the temples and back
of the neck Is good for the headache.
To Relieve„ ChokIng.-If one chokes,
take hold of •tongue with handkerchief,
pull out far as possible, and down
against chin. The foreign substance will
be expelled suddenly.
Appetite Stimulant.- Little sqUeres
and triangles on different china and dif-
ferent trays, With the occasional substi-
tuting of the linen for pretty paper nap-
kins, will tend to spur the laggifig appe-
tite of the sick one.
Jumping Toothache -Saturate a small
piece of absorbent cotton with tincture
of benzoin. it will cure the toothache at
once. It leaves a pleasant taste and ben-
efits the gums. instead of blistering. An
excellent remedy for children.
For Painful Earache -Take a thick
,ce of bread, four inches square; cut
off the crust and spread wile fresh lard.
Soak this thoroughly from the under-
side in hot water; pour over the lard a
teaspoonful of laudanum, and cover
with aey thin. soft muslin. .Apply this
to the ear as a poulticeand fasten it
aeout the heed to hold a in place. This
gives almost instant relict.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES.
You Will put oft the time when spec-
tacles will be a necessity to yeu if you
teke care of your eyes In a scientific
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• MONTREAL MARKETS.
- Menteeal, Sept. 10.e-gege-eeales of
selected Mock were made at 21c -to 21c;
No. 1 at 18c to 18%c, seconds at 14c to
let and straight gathered at 17c to
17%c per dozen.
Butter -Buyers' prices here for finest
torwnships creamery are fnam 21%c to
22e Quebecs are quoted at 21%c and
dairy at 20c per lb.
Cheese -Prices range from 12%c to
12%c for. westerns, 120 for townships
and 11%c es 11%c for Quebecs.
Pork -Heavy Canada short cut mess,
in tierces, $33 to 533.50; heavy Canada
seert cut mess,, in barrette, $22 to $22.-
50; Canada short cut backs, $22 lo' 822.-
'1; Canada short cut naess, in half -bar-
rels. $11.25 to $11.50; Canada short cut
backe, 811 to $11.5Q.. • -
Lard -Compound, in 'llerceS' of 375
lbs., We to 10%c; parchment -lined boxes,
6i1 lbs., 10%c to 104c; tubs, 50 tbs., niV
103c to 10%e; wood pails. 20 tbs.. net,
104c le 10%c; tin pails. 20 tbs., gross,
lee Ito 10%c; tins, 3 to 10 lbs., in cases,
le%c to 11c; pure lard, tierces 375 tbse
11-%c to 12%c; parchment -lined boxes,
50 lbs. net, 12c to 12%c; tubs, 50 lbs.
net, 124c to 12%e: parchment -lined
wood pails, 70 tbs. net, 123c; tin pulls.
20 Ths. gross. 11.40; tins, 3 to 10 tbs. in
cases, 11%c to 12%c.
A CRAC
Itellediettie
OVelf a. IMAM ti_nn, nitarter CUOIO
PINS were excaVateet,-40 the Pala4144
Venal dttring 04 Math ot Augttal.
Strfteing du* fonererg at MART
09-4,--nourairvOl•esrs-initk4,10,
Mt,
Tho netat franeotanafilan treaty
gives Ramo preferential redo ort 40010
el her Oviduct% and minimum rat(. 011
Me teat.
tr‘vto mutineers of the $1.st alittallent
of Russian Siippera hoe teen settkneed
to death and seven to Imprisonment in
the mine...There is danger et serloOs claSh, he.
%eta the %Mops of $apen end Chine in
the fertile lerriterY 1141Woon t.,U4
Yalu and Tamen Inver's.
Prattle A. Perretk, as-sistant in the
Vesuvian Onservatery. says. that the re-
Pctied disturbances ot Meant Ve4uvats
are due to land-sitdes and not to an
gittPtIon.
Wreckers near Berlin derailed the
ex-
pres from St. Petersburg, ProbalAY Itt
an attempt tO kill the BOUM Grand
Hulce Nicholas, who is shortly to pay a
visit to the German Emperor.
ten end get OrO to4 WV MOO
INAPPENINCS FROM ALL OVER 'TUE
GLOBE.
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Telegraph Briefs From Our 'Own and
Other Countries of Recent
Events.
CANADA.
A despatch from Ottawa says: There
are ei hteen Chinese in custody in Syd-
ney. w o are providing a puzz e tor (he
chief controller of Chinese immigration their financial positron.
Ottawa and who seem to have hit Angus Cameron, an old resident et
The G. T. R. heves fixed upon a 5110
ter a new station tor London.
Pelittows are being circulated in Lan -
000 for Senduy street cars.
The United States team won the
Feline Trephy at Rockliffe ranges on
Saturday.
Elmhurst, the fine residence at Mr.
14. B. Donly, at Simcoe, wee destroyed
iy flre on Saturday.
The Manitoba Govermnent awarded a
contraat for a telephone exchunge
building in Winnipeg.
Milk producers in the Pi•ovince cf
Ontario are considering the advisabils
ley of adeaneIng the price of milk.
CoL, the Hon. J. S. Hendrie, has bee0
appeinted commander of the Royal
Victorian Order.
The freshman's class at Queen's Uni-
versity will likely be the largest in the
history of the Institution.
Wtritlipeg civil servants have formed
an association with a view to improving
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FROM THE ARCTIC WM*,
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Qualm° 13ridge Inquest
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140--Queber-attyst.- 'PM
Seilatition of tho sitting of tho tiorerier'S
inqUeals, COntleetten Willi the tridg)
disaster Was the testimony of Alesollder
Oultnet, ono of the bridge worlimen.
tTdamti, Wh4 WA 4 Ponder, ltsd gOtia to
hind .,fer drinie ,ot water. cad wit%
relurnInta when he cow the bridge hc-
10 401% He at once started tack to
land,Put had one et his heels caught
and ertiabed. lio stated on %Vertu •c„.4day
thet 110 lied known of a Crack three,
qUitricra of an ineh wide and twenty
inebea, Ring in Cale of the archca starting
treill the Main pier. tie had knOW11 el
kt_y_te,.ek stifle May fast, Put Intl tlelit,
said anitliing• lier-frend.--nOtr
thought that there visa SAX clgogeg,. Tr-°'
witlicss poirstal out on 'the pan), the
exact spot. at WlItah ho had otaerve.,..1. thq
cruets.
'rho reading of the eitirens to tato
steps to provide Manta to relicve the
prczsing wants of tho landitc3 Of MD
bridge victims way hold (14 WvliMidaY
afternoon, Afayor tlettlefee
The Mayor appouriecd littving lteck4124
r• lumbar Sub5criptlana ler the dia.
tr,rstett, and nearly a iLiorisatld dollara
was immediately eilt5eribe
LORD CURZON ON INDIA
TR1131.10 TO TOE MEMORY OF
LORD CLIVE.
•
The Present Agitation in India Affects
Only a Small Number Cone
• Putatively.
Al a dinner given In London recently
Nt the Merchant Tailors` Company. Lord
CUrzOn, as an honored guest, was ad-
mitted to the freedom of the Company.
1115 speech, which is given in part as
fonows, mfers hi the het/inning tu the
plan of the Company to hive ereeted Isi
their school a tablet to the memory 01
Lerd Clete,
'"The PP:moist to honor Clive was not
a proposal to extol ono nationality at the
exPenee Of *nether, but u proposal nwre.
ty to boner One of the greatest figures
in that Mancuso international drama
which had made two natfona one, It
Might be thought that reeent events In
India bad tended to make the realiza-
tion ot that Ideal more difficult. Per-
haps that was so; but If any man wished
tc form a correet view of the real posi-
tion In India he tnust not get out uf, he
must retaember the scale. 11 they had
twilit of unre.st and agitation in India,
theymust not for one moment believe
that it applied to ..e) 300,000,000 of the
population. Out of that totat 241,0oo,atio,
10 alt probability, had not the slightest
idea of the existence of any unrest at
all, and of the remaining 50,000,000 a
largo proportion did not In the smallest
degree share' -ouch sentiment's, The great
mass of the population of India were
peasants engaged in the eulteutton
the sotl; their wards were not political,
but material, Whet wo,had to give them
wus u just and patient administration.
BEST CLASS LOYAL.
TERRIBLE FALSE ALARMS
Steamer Una Arrived From Northern
Canadian Points.
A despatch from Athabaska Lcinding
says: The steamer Midnight Sun ar-
rived from Grand Rapid on Tuesday.
bringing Hudson'a Bay Company's furs
from the far north. Among the pas-
sengers were inspector D. W. Howard,
of the R. N, W. M. P,, who has been In
charge of the police post at Peel River
In the Mackenzie district tor the last two
years, and four constubles ; Bishop
Breannatt of Fort Reaolutton, and
Bishop Girouard, Leaser Slave Lake;
Rev. M. Lucas and family of Fort Shim -
son ; Alfred Harrison and others.
Mr. Harrison, who has been In the
Arctic Circle for the past two years, and
who has made a successful trip to Banks
Land, reports that -Mr. Stetanson ar-
rived at Herschel Island from Fort Anx-
ious island, reporting WM the Duchess
of Bedford, the ship belonging to the
Anglo-American expedition, had filled
with water, arid they. had removed
everything to the main shore, end that
th.• ship would probably sink. Captatn
hilkleson, Mr. Leflingwell, and another
man, whose name he did not know, had
lett the ship In February, with siXte
days' provisions, tor the supposed land
W the north, and had been gone seventy
days, and no news had been received
front them, One of their train of dogs
had returned, and It, Is likely the party
wilt never be heard from again. Mr.
Harrison will proceed to Edmonton at
upon a flaw in the fabric of Canadian
law. The Chinese came ashore from the
Schooner Colorus, which brought them
trom Newfoundland. The capUiln al-
leged that they escaped. They were
seized ,by the customs officials as smug-
gled goods, and are now in jail. The
law provides that the Chinese who enter
Canada irregularly may he placed In
jail for a year, but It. makes no further
provision regarding them. No authority
is given to deport. It is not considered
god policy to keep eighteen Chinese in
jail tor a year and then give fleet their
liberty, without even the paYment 01 110
8500 entrance fee. A year in nel Is
hardly considered a qualification for
permanent ,;aiiiidiariTe-S. 'Uteri .
only thing apparently that can be &Me
is to keep the Chinese until a law rnay
ire passed-neacesesskm for their deporta:.
tion, and then send thetn back.
EMERGENCY REMEDIES.
If poisoned, take mustard or salt, table-
spoon,
In a cup of cold water and swallow right
soon.
For burns, try borax and a wet bandage,
too;
if blistered. then oil and dry flannel will
do.
For children's convulsions warm baths
are tee rule,
With castor oil dose, too, but keep the
head cool.
Give syrup of ipecac when croup is in
store;
For fainting stretch patient right flat on
Ole floor.
lo soak in hot water Ls best for a sprain.
Remember these rules and 'twill save
you much pain.
HINDUS BEATEN BY WHITES
Driven From U. So Territory They Make
for Canada,
A despatch from xi:mon-ger, B. C.,
sayq : Six Hindus, badly beaten ond
Maltreated by 1 Mobeare in the hospital
at Bellingham, ee/ashislielon; 400 are
finding sanctuary In the jail and public
buildings. and 150 beaters, hungry and
It naI.0d. are on their AvOy to British
Columbia. Theee are the results of a
savage outbreak oe local tenement in the
United States town on Wednesday even-
ing
The imamie started hi Ow Petty Sired
district, which 1.4 tilted with Hindustani
lcdging houseis These houses were
cleaned out, and the cceupente driven
ote of the keen. Prom there the mob
swept down (14. the waterfront and the
lumber mill. Att1r the Walser mill wail
visited the while ployees swelled the
mon, and evety ck man, ewe hustled
outside. "fere t police stiggentee the'
the unfortunatea mulct bo taken to jan.
The propose] halltel with delight,
and the IfeldneW funded along. The
mob kept up Ili W tilt early mottling,
when Berson% WI Whalculn Lake
wag visited and fri ada of Hindu)
brought in ;rent th The genre o -ere
heiptess. ati%h,iiW M .aicityzett. arid
fel five noun a Mo white Men reldee1
the tr11114 AVIICre th V.VV.0 woe>
Io, caul tattered de doora or the
tedgIne lt313ee ulttr, taught alio).
their beds.
tired fifty
tetthlit el tho
w rind ctrzsgW4 them
Mayar l
d
armed olma kw.
BUFFALO MARKET.
Buffalo. Sept. 10. -Wheat 'closed -No.
red, 94c. Corn -No. 2 eellow, 720:
No. 2 white, 70c. Oats --No, 2 white.
56c, No. 2 mixed, 52e. Barley-Nornteal.
NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET.
New York, Scpt. 10.-Spoe firm; No. 2
red, 51.02% elevator; No. 2 red. $1.033/,
afteut; No. 2 hard winter, $1.06% 1.0.0.
(*float.
Hindus, and those of them who return
work will do so armed. The explana-
tion given of the affair Is that every day
the whites In mIlls are being repleced
by black. It is said Mat the Hindus
have become insolent. pushing women
Into the gutter and Insulting them on the
street cars.
"Drive out the Hindus r was the cry
to Which the mob marched on Wednes-
day night..
WOLVES TORE BOY'S ARM.
Accident to a Little Lad in Winnipeg
Menagerie.
Carleton Place, was killed by a train
shunting In the runway yards.
Plans have been made for a .s'x
storey building to be erected on the
reeked Cryalal Hall, London.
Esther Spear, a fourteen-year•old girl
el Fort Erie, committed suicide by tuk-
int; Paris green, on Saturday.
The number of typhoid fever cues in
W•innipeg is much fewer for August
than for the same month last year.
Twenty-four bodies have been recov-
ered from' the wreck of lite Quebec
Ledge. leaving about fifty still missing.
The Ontario Government has beet'
asked to open Mikes In a new build -
into be erected on the •Strand, Lon-
------
C. R. Live Stock Agent McMullen
Sklys there will be a rehuction in the
number of cattle shipped team 110 west
leer year.
Hamilton building permits -for Au-
gust tetal $120,555 as cumpared with
$444,860 for the corresponding month
last year,
The barns of the Macdonald Agricul-
tural College at Si. Anne de Bellevue,
Que., were struck by lietitning and
burned le the mound on Wednesday.
D. McCool, formerly Cement Road
master of the eastern divisien of the
()rand Trunk, has left the tweet North-
ern and resumed les old duties in
11( Weal,
The Spring Hill miners nee. 8 strike,
Will make no overture-, oviln the ere -m-
erely, and insist that lttu next. ado epee
11,11.Wourue froni• that ssue„
The shipping federation of Montreal
to: made a contribution of $250 te the
Montreal police benefit fund as an ap-
preciation of the policemen's eork dur-
ing the „strike.
The cusluins revenue of the Dominion
for the, menet d August ehows tee
phenomenal increase of over a million
er lierS OM' he returns eor Uwe
1906, the total receipts kr the pest
month being $5.643,402.
Government contractors hereafter
must keep a recerd ctf pa o men ts 'nude
lo workmen In their enipko, and the
becks or document, conteining such
reourd tiuU be ripen for inspection by
fair e ages °nicer, of the elevern•
merit.
A despatch from Winnipeg says:
Walter Brewer, a lad of 9 years of age,
met with a painful injury on Tuesday
afternoon at River Park by having one
ni his arras nearly torn to shreds by
wolves that are in Moo menagerie there.
The little fellow was feeding one of the
animals soine gras.s through the wires,
and in taking the grass a wolf took the
buy's thumb into his mouth and bit it
se that it made the blood flow. This
gave the beast a taste of blood and made
iL savage for more. Three or four other
wolves which were in the enclosure at -
Wired the boy's arm. and before aid
cculd be summoned they had terribly
lacerated it. A man came to the relief
and beat the wolves off. The buy was
sent to St. Boneace Hoepttal. The doe -
ems fenr that the arm Will have to be
amputated.
G. T. P. CONSTRUCTION.
lb -port Shows Good Progress in Various
Sections.
A despatch from Ottawa says : A re-
port rereit-ed hy llie Government 011
friday as to progress of ronetruc-
hot. on lloe G. T. Pacific Railway up to
th•• end of Augoist shows that the steel
had been laid kr 124 miles westwerd
from portage la Prairie, of which 87
miles is ballasted. one-fifth of the grad-
ing between Winnipeg and Portage la
Prairie is completed, while from the lab
ter point to Saskatoon 85 per cent. is
finished. The company has 1,100 men
and 800 teams at e•iirk on the 462 miles
between Winnipeg and Saskatoon. The
crimpany could employ many mot.e
town, as large numbers of laborers have
left lo take part in the harvest for which
it,gtiereweges..are paid.
LATEST REPORTS ENCOURAGING.
4:rain In eanadian Northern Districts
Lords Well.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Toronto, Sept. 10. -Trade was angood
and active d prices steady to firm for
good quality cattle. but for the poor
stuff. of whet there was more than
usually large proportion in the market
le -day, trade was quite draggy and sloe,
and prices weaker.
Good butcher cows steady at 83.25 to
53.50.
Sheep and lambs -Good grain -fed
lembs are quoted at 85 eo $6 per cwt.;
export ewes. 84 to 84A0.
Export market steady medium ex-
port. S4.90 to 55; choice, 85.10 to $5.15,
extra choice, $5.25.
Butchers-Mareet steady, choke pick-
ed, butchers' caute, 84.50 to S5, and
ordinary lo good butcher cattle at 83.75
to $4.50; common butcher roes und
mixed cattle easier, at 83 to 83.50.
Light stockers-esarket dull and easier
Qi $5.75 to 83.
Heavy feeders -Steady demand for
good feeders, 1,050 to 1,100 Ito., at 84 to
64.00.
Calves-stoterket slow at 85 to 810 each.
Hogs -Market easy, selects 80.25.
lights and fats, $6.
RIOT A VANCOUVER.
A despatch from Vancouver, B. C.
says: The campaign against Oriental
toter has taken a new and 8(910151' turn
Ai this city. Saturday evening a gang
ot tlie then from Bellingham, across
the border. In the State of Waetengton
th • Win from whice the Hindus were
feeent)y driven, came to Vanoouver
and organized a parade with Me inten-
IMO 6! making trouble. There were
none thirty of them and. reinforced oy
a large ribmber of hoodlums. they
pmeeedect to the chinev- and, iapanew
quarter and began to raid the stores
anal assault the Orientels. Property
was damaged and many people stab-
bed tied olherwisci Injured, while it
Muer!) the efh3r113 of the pollee foree 011(1
lite entire nre i;;:_(1 -'lo tie•ep the nosh
feenti horning up the rhineee and Japan-
ese 41reeteres Several arrests were made
Offer (5 511.1:01:1 time leetween 010 Mob
and els citrors who tea: the men.
et
CAUSELESS PANICS WHICH COST
MANI' UVES.
once.
Constable Walker of Ft. N. W. M. P„
at Henschel Island, and Mate Stein of
the wrecked whaler Ekmasae, and two
whale boats, arrived at Fort McPherson
from the Island on July 10, to await the
arrival of Wrighley to take police sup-
plies to Herschel Island, also the de-
tachment with Major Jarvis and Con-
stable, Carter, who relieves (-unstable
Walker.
The weather In the far north last win-
ter was exceptionally fine ellen own -
pared with the winter of 1905.
GUNS. KNIVES AND PISTOLS.
Fatal Riot Amonk Italians in New
Brunswick.
A despatch from S(. John, N. B..
SO)5: As a result of a drunken riot en
Saturday afternoon arnong a crowd of
Italian laborers employed on the N. 11
Southern. one man dying and two
are critically wounded. Forty-five Ital-
ians. who are living En a bOX Car near
Pr.nce of Wales, got posseesion on Sat-
ueclay afterricion of some liquor. The
n bole crowd became wildly intoxicat-
ed and a free fight broke out. in which
knives. revolvers and a shotgun were
freely used. The dying man, Antonio
Candisdell, west pierced by three revoi-
ler bullets, another is riddled witlo
beekehot about the shoulders and arms.
rind another 1155eeverol seekers linife
wounds.
FIVE YEARS FOR 131111BERV.
San Francine) Man Rent to Prison for
Bribing Civic Official.
GfIE4T BRITAIN.
St, Andrew's society at Edinburgh Is
agitating for the restoration of lioly•
rood Chapel.
-
Practical Jokes are Sonwtimes
Cruise of Serious LOSs of
It is said that in the -case al theatre '
fires many more lives have been lost -
in the mad rush for safety than were
ever destroyed by stneke and ice. 11 te
certain that never a year passes with-
out scores of lives being %brown away
foulteh-often causeleeesepanics.
As extraordinary a case of the core as
is on record took Owe five years ago
en the railway betw'een fionve and
Naples. A locomotive putting a passen-
ger Been Wylie down, and the passen-
gers, aware that another train was be -
hied them, took e into th.elr heads that
there was ismninent clanger of the Car-
riages In WhICII they Were travelling De -
mi/ telescoped. With Orte =Ord, they
inede a frantic dash to leave their train.
These nearest the doors were too crowd -
rd to open them, others climbed over
elem. and Srlflashed the vo indows.
Screams and yells resounded on all
aides, and when the panto was 9ver
three people were found to be dead and
twenty-five Welty Mitred.
A MISCHEVIOUS PRANK
the
CHINA'S STRONG MEN.
Are Rettig ,called Connell by Dowager
Empress.
A deselect from Pekln says: The
fl -wager Empress has upponded Yuan
Slitkat to be member 01 the Board /.1
reign Affairs and a Grand Council.
o1 the Fourth Claus.. In the for-
iton
°thee he will rtink as ttilt'd Min'
ister.
Chang Chilling. Viceroy of Shangaho,
has also been appointed a rerund e,oun-
ril'our of the Fourth (lass. The \ lee,
1,3 4444.•iiiiimotied to Pekin recently
le con.siot voith the Uowager leepress
rr gurding the alarttung growth /if arab
hltinelin sentiment In Chinn, on which
stihjeet '111111 511,101 1 218.4 been consult-
ine with her !queen..
The Dus owager Euipress, in thsm.
reuniting 11/Tself 1th the strongest and
e
st minent Men pf 1110 cuiptro, IMS
91.rpri.$0,1 evert 111,,e v/, tni were am. are
of the thrones apprehension and its de
tertnineerei to fortify the et.tituent
• the utmost.
uNrIED e'fATE_S.
. Seven births occurred en the ,tenin-
er Kroonland ..)11 her lost tee 1., New
1(11,
Crie death from bubonic plague and
11.wt.'4n.ncnu,4"Neku,
• easeb are reportem d froSan
Plans are on fool at Cluetigo f,,ho
ell Intern:, holm i union of I u rtnen• 44-
g:01.u/wits,
'I he body of I,. A. liendersen of
-1..UChw.,4,,,1 11,1s, 1 -ask.. was kuild 111
lagoon in a Chirago park,
Ali ((144(11'25 ceniS ie -r 1..11 for
nnIhrielln ,otil terortol fret!' Nee
loris fer einntitg sea•on.
.". N. R. crop repnrt 1. fully as enc,,i1r.
A despatoll from Vennipeg says • The 11,‘,,,r.:•;', ririeng,e 14.4-41 opnrip.,;rt,..tdi ere,
nt (.3428500,000.
aging as all pre\ 14A13 repcirte nem var.
sere eertiens during the week. Tle• west
ii•../1
1 he 1 n.led `,,latos \a‘N Department
eteimistic feeling prevails as lovtiebteelimste ing the strength
mate outcome f the harvest.
ecarei• net "rein eighteen to leen•
e
been no frost in the majority uf plaees 11•eiS1il
and the weather promises to be all litil Ist...r\IN idlisr'u'apnr:;,1,.S‘ft‘rnista ,Iticiasrwtoe: jetim,0011-1
could be desired. Some rains feli dur.
,10.11, of Joset,li Krantz.
nianslaugli1er 1))01/114.111.011 Milk the
Ing the past few days. but nul. elkuggli
to cause any damage or seriously inter-
fere with the culling. There ts n senrcr.to: (,,Tiphteuallienostykb,,ivi,,dep,o, Tionis,,t.ritutseinat;inpit,;:aii
of men in seme districts. where the
pre‘,
grain- twig been ready for a week or nts, tUres ien pre-
n'tore.slnil3."eik.,"1-r-l'.1"11C'
4. itVlite. and AV L.
-* \‘‘, illker. • ! I n'arP1'10.• S111'',011, WON,
fl' `-•'. rr,ns 830 aryl 8100
Wii0LE 110USE STRIPPED.
14
,seretee. for A lpp Ng red milk,
b61111440e
s Man Loses 81.000 nt Plate and Sarr.11,: 1111t.,n is Ilie )oung
lonelier) by Burglars. r n toot. 1, ,.r., itrid
14,r, ie Ihe ,•• 1,r1 In II
A deep -Jet from Ottawa says The
,01
2 0i
TIM I 4.1 1! ,t,1 11,110 ,,r1i!, 1
residence of \Ir. el. Feint:we ans;istaiinedt
general manager of the Brink of F., 8,11,14„ rec., „ . eere
etas burglarized on eVede
diamonds. Jewellery and plate 1, the o(10 , K.,„,a11114
amount of nearly 84e00 abstracted Thp al, ,,,ar, 14h.,
1 , :1111
blirgiari. eo tdently expert's. had fird ‘,1: .1 , P1 ,
,i111 111 1.1111-
made sure of the fart that the fame%
were absent and went about their WilIk 1.n-tr 11 ee,
systemalicully and delleerately. lee 11,,,,„
thieves gained en entrance to the pre E pot; ,:f
rage'. by the rear basement eindoes , 1 e.„ 11'..,„ ‘,
and proreedee front tInUT lo floor. er.l. ,„, -la 1 .
lecting mreable valuables 1)11(1„n.1 al .so„ ,
The house was practieally etrIpped • f 1,1 '1 11 r ,„1 I
everything of value of a rreivable nature. 1!
CRASIIED TIIROLIGII BRIDGE. lel mere 1.tee r. req'
,1 114 n %cow,'
Mamma Clark. Driver of Trade)), En- 1-
6 ‘e itrr name ,,r 1341,4' a ree sr.].
gine, Killed.
eFN1-1141.
"So long as we dtd that there was not
the slighleet fear of their being found en
the side of rebellion, unless -ehich, God
foetid !--assine greet e dee ef rectal feel-
ing should be 'aroused which would re-
stroy the balance 41f their reason and
se eep them into the cause of disorder,
be cuuld not conceive Of 'my situation
arising •in India, Iseves•er desperate the
cinvulslon, In which-Tle• pit -re -es tu
chiefs wound throw their form44 on Me
side of rapine tind disorder, lite British
CrOW11 was not 11 foreign institutem, but
the accredited centre and seal of au-
thority in that country, (Cheers.) It was
Ip them ix guarantee of their rights and
liberUes, find it was the symbol, which
they intenie•ly \ alued, of good govei'm
mete and order, Further, the best Men
in India-- Me nobility and gentry, and
the 111041 thwightflit class of the poptila-
tion---eere all on the side of good
gosernmeni and good tinier, They knew
that our coo eminent atene stood te
terien geed greernment. • 1 helm rine
that three Ircilt wttieti 1.4“,rtil`11 .1
11.010. 1111.1 11,04 V. ere 100 geei prt
triots to acquiesce In the r11111 of their
&seine>.
,ENGteoal) FArrilF11.
will frequently start a panto wheal
ends in serious luso\ of life. Coming
home on u Benoklyn ferry -boat one emu -
Mel' evening two years ugo, 0 nein
patued Crane, who had been °pending
the afterreion ceubbing, theught It
would be a joke to let sdrne of his spoil
hose. Now, there happened le be a
LAI beluilgimg to another passengeT
Lear by, and somehow 0110 4.1 the cubs
caught pus*, by the. paw. The poor
beast gave a fearful squeal. tind sprang
otruteit int(to middlt, of a knot et
sehoatglrls Otto were stnndtng ehut-
ling, They seattered, screaming15841
neet instant panic weer abroad amid the
erowded hundreds. People ruehed in
every direction, rind in a clement there
e•Ois a crash as the railings eroke, rond
eight proriple went overboard. Before
ng (seed be done the unfortunates
e• emelt &Way by The dm, di tide, ater---•
ocly rine was errecued ti1140.
Another sad drowning acciBeet
leek place near nest, in Germany.
year or two ago, Wtili the result of It
falter alarm. A silly girl thought. It
wiuld lo a joke to pretend elle was
drowning, so, soeUnintlig out sonio Us-.
trec, eke began eplashing and
WORli TIN FIELDS F011 STATE.
--
Ttansvaal GOvernnirnt's Solution of Un-
employed Problem,
A despatch from Johannesburg says •
The Trnlisvual re,sertIlitetit; With the
view of helping to solve the prribleni
the unemployed, has derided to ere k
the tin fields of PeternbUrif district in
the interest. of the State. Cetieral Botha.
Preneer of the Transvaal, has gene to
that diotret with engineers and repre•
sentatites Hie 'tam! unemployed, 'the
rOlner• sCheine is to Othtince \Nage, to
the men le enable them to obtain took
'the molimien nre 111So 1,, shore 11, the
pi .fits, nrcording to the miners' s, !nine
NA 110 me already . 11,0
gi,ditid and have bern 'Or 21111/15 kir it to
I • throv.ii open, are niii,try. lis are ItIs.•
hnintreds of agents of the big waling
511,11p,,,
All the pciosible
1,1 indla 1,eintt
by the 11511111.,r, nod iiItelopts find 0111
hertni Made to get at the 1/0alty ef the
native memos. aitheugh entoety Lou
8111'1eS4. 11..i he was infoinnal. theersk 11.41 ,” 1„,1,1 11„ ‘11
I, itit
'I he movement 1114.i 14.110414'd 111 II ) Z110411)4( ether 11 , , y
whieli tho•e present , gipsv• 1 -lay•
firkireCIY bt'111'St 10 1/0.611. l't Ilti ChM to. tgnis pest
incauliousnese ef U. 41411111 1,11,11 1 lIng• otet and the insit, wire lentilig. %%hi -n
leemem.IlttOt \01,„ ewe tes.tin/bnt terrible t. itt, and
here, but els, eel,. taken 1,), 111,"11' 111,, liktitionit 1 runwr flashed mond
dupes ill India to be rept ounitaltves of Itini 11110 ..1 ille ay. rs tem /1,,Lot
11.
SHOUTING 1011 HELP.
No tett er than three men plunged in
teen the oppcnstIn bank to go to her
re•ctie. BLit the current vote atrung,
Bret ene, whe had not even rettioeed
h. • boots. began to einie A eccond
444111 111,9 hut the 4,Iher, m.11.3
dflowning, trilled 111111 (1(1V.13.
1nel 11,111 the pone felfams Acre l.11',V.11•
t.11, 41 13131 happened to the girl \se do
tn.' Isnott , but 11 i• preiabie Mat, ‘% he•
,tilei}"1,12:41,31:.a.‘ pumshed her 3.wn
C.11',..Cieflre rei,c.,iielt 1111' tor 11i., rent
tIrrniiY;1'2,1t3"1191'.71411!', \I••••‘ el” 4,1
FV:111')e, 11 .1UV ill 3.111.
A despetch Prete San Francisco sayai
le Ms VIce-Peetlident of the Pool -
114' States Telephooe & Telegraph Conn
pnny. ceilvicted Of ItOVing bribed Super-
tecor Lortegan to vete against panting
a franehlee to 1110 flame Telephone eom.
praty, wce en Wedtseeday ecalermed ny
SuperiV diedge Lawkar to five years
inigestintrent in lite Slate pricon at
veal Ouentith
A firepatee from Braniferd linos
Thomas Clark farmer, of Itrantfer 1 , The tariff ,
lewnebtp, wns hinecl en Wed I, ee(p, e I IQ fl ••' , •
rreilVn1110 1),V Itelfla (Towhee to death 1, , • - na erns n e. • f. In • .. I alterg
n. gagirial 'el •1 1, • ,,r,11‘
-. • r 11,e Itord
14.80*1 11roti ?.o IP
Ir persere %la r. -1 1% eeteneet
‚4)1) h erruek nee ,u1 1,,,rrh if) 114, (‚44. 4'
piddle tielnitei 13 Ike "'bit” • bit bill 't 3" ilget • \N-Iti ..1.- tw•
inred ihut 114.1• 1.11511.11 Ti
the •a341 ,,1 111 aial.,11 aro! -i frtglifol 1 4111,i 1„.glin.
India • hcers ni,d hel 1,1,1(11 Am, 1‘,1 1.,4 viti, 1 ,F,i)
th.tutitit 5ipl11. 111 11,44 101,1 ,h,„, 14.,„
114 W11.) WW1 111)11111111il3tIN 1.11 111lA 1,,,,n1
that wherievar ,11On14,itt 11,4 , f„.,> r r,r,„
(114r)rder we U14213111.1"4'11.i1 ?mit, t•I pnrt 11,.. ow
(4,Vernmcf1) migiit. 1,e in II 1
w(o, rs. S11,11 11,115 it, 1,111 t1 aiwlig to. ,,,
1111, tato ,t 1.41-va1
genC) . 1, "4.10ero4-r rf
11,,, -•!it ;„
DitANK. 4104t1) 414.0001- e„ , f ., •
0rPti. •.• . •• ' •
'Villa! 111411 Afilinnij 11811,1111.4 ‘11 Net; t• , ref 1 11 1 r he i •
Three lis nog.
•
IsL.tT11 IN NIAGAlte GORGE.
—
I'nk nee n %Ian 111111101.4 !ruin 1 niter
-
Steel Arch Bridge.
A themes I, trial] Niagara 14 -all, 5.1' .
st/N,( . At DINO l'ii V1,14 on 1I.edriesdat
night a Min, %One.* nientliy Lei tgd
Cell (I.Seellf11110(1, leaped te death nen,
a • entr.• of the upp,r 'Jeri lir, 11 ht1(15,.
' here •,,.as 11 r-row,1 it the ...141,11,414) 01
11,,• [3m.,-' II 44(5 the IllUr4Iin,1111311 ci the
Fob. and 11 ,./ Iti,,i1g111 Ihe Intense .151,1
of the pro,.t.,111. St, dA74..'1 ItIP la1111011
nate mon that he did not 1,1w,./. what he
was doing. Many 'it ttnes•ed the p1,1115.
from the rnillng of the ta(dge to desth
in the rivet, 2151 feet te-soe.
n Malt t• engatie Mitch he woe driving
end e toot\ 'Tastier) ltanattgh the tehirse
C3)4V rairehttrl an the Flarniteee
0, oe I0e mileo eaet of here. tie eine
p nned under tire engine tin the wrote'
Lark oas Uromarrial and 2.3 Varaold. 1Prienta.
%BOUT TO 4,4 108: TOOK uts tiru.
Progooctive Bridegroom Suicides; In
hingnInn.
A (1, 4(011, I. fr/ 411 h•ngston con
'treed deep, e to 6011,3 , 1
CIA...N. PIII
Marl 11121,111 11,T. \ rit,, (1,1 (01rf
suicide 1,, :Oa. 1 , 11 1. r,do ;I'm/ ‘,1
, 4, the t t ,,,WIng 1, a 11,111
real gal1)/ d .1101 1111,1 3 re n
113+,4 In 11,1, I '11 1? 15,1' 11
ter aret 1,a.1 a p tee, 114eye,
fe M &Vitt( f1 a 11 1 r.• dealt 111 (44
Ite•It en!. If i1 , a
t. 1 • '1,-t fr. .1,
atoned "110,1, .11 It
1/4 I
FIFTEEN 111 ReED TO DEATH.
Rotel as l,cIio0 44a4ilnIon. ID•rq,lral,ed
1 ore
-14-ttntro, tt.,,, T''v 41,go-,
11(4 111-4-' 1 11 e1,4 rl I lid,tro, al
t, • 1'. r1' I
te rydrie,tia ` rolocalINI
pir5"413 •1 41••• Ita tOf 1 1)-
11)1)" 1,14, ••1.‘1‘st 11 1.
I. omeng 14,, "est 44.1 the eft. I \ .111,,
nr. 1,Pliee -1 I. I.. T.1141 S4,8.0, bed es;
ten° been rente.
A ,jt44.,t 1, (pan 1),1e1e-,• • •• 1 11,
1..14 Milk nett 1/ MI ..1 1, aele •,,,,,1 11 el 4. 4 o 1 ,, .4. lee
VI -T1,0 fit I NO' A ei,er • II( ' '• . 1! • it..1
11, 11, ‘41.4, 101,11,1 '1,11. 1
and ;in '1,, ,„., t,p-it f•,'
rie d• .1 4.- 1.
1:t1.111(111:( '1 ,1' • 1' \. ,. •
11 dn., le tt l• I ..,.1 41,1 '1, t
11,e 1Iar 1,1. 10ti 1
..)11
1.4. 111111•1' 1' a 1,1 I. ".• 1111. 1.11/4•4(
ttt411,tat,•..t.1:14 t,
ittAlter 8411140ft .14,11111
1' IIn• !leen 111, \%ard."41
141101 1)1,4,1) it', 11111111111Fil.
1
r Ji
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