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ether Men. ' • •
Atereenti eieni that eterai'Oten..11103014'`
*vette had teen reeebeed 'arid sent ...on
Vinrathor and not, g 1114
• to he rePeated. The •Jheel44rf4tat4 1)ILet
4.414 nething netv tit 1104 art4',,W4e4
if he would tualteha3sintenientlor
the preSe, said he bad nothing. Waal'''.
In a tete dap, be said, 'prbSS.Servioe
• would be inaugurated •nciWeett • tbo`
UVrers and ships al, 04 scy'ditat prase
eeneeeenerratirlirnent' 04q134rey. At
possible for tdareelle 49 ineg,e• ;t1,..111tel)c
AltVaabere See, and to tk..1'.c§4,,,'"w4,_4
by the Wrikeless peeple Ter elbe itirettere
Adeliraely Wee4.1110,1TeeV-tde
bee unoer sealed orders, end'iltelele
• • remeiried 411 touch eeltle: the kletreelld•
spittle the chart of the 40,ereie elle bad
taken AVIIS made up at the Wirelest stai
tiOn that correspond exactly with, that
int the ship. ••
NO INTF,RRUPTION.
Aseed if it was pesellelef Inr,„ 4- /Of'
eaae to be hetercenteee -thitolneelletOn
isaid no, and even it, entecitak,::040,104.e
ty 'a fluke It Could not nneelene'dlOn.enee
tbe meeker was fonneteente „eke ilie
tuning opparalue of the.Sending..and
receiving,statten would et eaneet De alter -
„ed. Twa.oneeesages may he egeelved f:u
ehe one set of wires at, ta*•etinte tithe%
and on Thursday Medea: inessagee
were being received and sent Ovee the
ame set of aerials, e•
A wire wee sent by theelenidem,
Mall to President RooseVeltectoriveenng
greetings. $ir Wilfrid ,Latlfeer sent the
greennige of Canada to tne Mother
Cquntry.
The operating room ie ancrut twenty
feet long and aboet tweiVeo feet wide,
and le equipped witb three keys, -Bight
he trout ot that reeile is Me transform,
er room, weare er "en traosiortnero are
at work trensferming the coma' tti)
th Yet?' high voltage, The key ts kggt,
fleeted- lo nit vdixiery wire, which is
ounneekd with the elerleh timitehlitta
tube spite name when ihn Werittor
toilettes' tlif key,. Thle, in Jam. helh''
antesins to the -JUMP' WO, 4, *••
1, er „ Wtre
Venter et whips being 040'-
0. -Tne, Whole ProeeSe. Is moat inter.
Aline; qui Nome It -.4. lumgot k$ get
d nionStration' Diet rees'
sages aro. readily heing ient,.•$ei hat
hittreotti ityvian cleInt that theY
have been Sending aga
INTERK$T IN 'MONTREAL,
.
; deepatch from Montreal. hays: In
Mentreat 41. greet deiti of interest was
dlePIaYeet die ineetition $)t the hew
'wireless aervice et *Nen, and many
ennUiries were addressed to the Marconi
"CizannnnY's, etliee, eolin D, Qppe,
manager Of the Callerliall *CeetifPanYt
When seen. saktt "Nes, Indeed, this is
• hosY day. Of course, the Sereice
Only •ten Mannikin. one, and tne
dallY seretee Will net cOMMeliCe tor a
feW elinea yet, Hewever, Otero Le a hest
• prees mesetteee Offering. anti tnere
seems to be plenty ot WO* for the op-
.erators,”
MESSAGES FlIt6M LAURIER-
A ideepatell !Om Weldon same -The
Deily Chronicle dee'leteday morning pub,
leebes the following MeSsage from Sir
'Wilfrid Laurier, traueenitted by wire -
les% from the Marconi itatIon in Cana-
da: "Greetings to the people of Great
Britain Upon the attairomertt between
the British and. Canadlan coasts of na:
tere's latest greatest triumph over die-
teneee'
"'The Express published the following
from the Canadian Premier;
"Welcenne. By this bond between
Eiritain and Canada one more triumph
for the Empire and science has been
achieved."
The Daily Mail also publishes a mes-
sage from "Loyal Cantuia."
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Fashion I
Hints."'
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TCHWORK THE FASHION.
work ls once morn', in Willem
Our grandmothers used to de patchwork
wheh they were sedate, prim .little ghee,
and then for years it was never done
ant' was called old fashioned:, Now it is
In vogue again -and it is-eteltgletted Mid
fascinating piek•up work. Mpthers .will
be wtse who will interest their little,girls
te start on patchwork. Delightfully
dainty quilts and slumber robes may be
made of odd pieces of gingham and any
kind of wash goods, Others are made
of scraps of lightweight woollen geed&
Surprisingly quaint arid pretty pillew,
coyest may be made of scraps of silk
and satin and *aeon.
This werk really is lhe best practice
work for girls learning to semi, at the
stitch used is the simplest one .there'li
and the work grows so rapidly sts to
keep up the interest of the eittle worker.
These patchworlr articlee tire made In
the most elaborate designs, but there is
none much prettier than the simple
Square patterns. Cut al:ewer pattern of
the size you desire your squares to be
and measure each block by it. Never cut
one square by another; envoys go back
to the original paper pattern.- Lay the
, pattern on the goods and ma* the,edge
lines with pins. Then draw a ihread in
not goods to cut by. Cut eecticny and
carefully, for the quilt will be nailed
If the blocks are not perfectly even.
Sew the blecks together Itivlong strips,
the length of the quill, overseatning
them with close stitches. The children,
can do this when the weather is bad.
FASHIONS IN SLEEVES.
The moat pronouneed changer; so far
are in sleeve teens. In Ille introduction
ot the vest. the occasional reetval ot the
basque, and the general reelect' of old
trimming forms. .All ‘f them, of obinele,
'have some new "wrinkie" fri the way of
.ing put fin, or in the Combining of
nem with new fabric or other trimming.
Really Jong sleeves are "ip"-longer
ekan any that have been worn hi two
yeas's! Some et them, howetter, are de-
. velOped front •ae mahdarin or other
wide-armholee •i. One of these, made
in 'Puckett tee iitinued full to the el-
bow. witere ,an td be fitted in wilh
graduated pier unlit it becerne a prac-
tically tight-e11,t form. Where the
eleeve centime s ;0 be made. as in some
et the nee waisiselo coat and to dress.
ferraS--wherever, in fact, it seems at all
feasible. There ts no limit:he the variety
taken on by the season's striped wool
Sleeves. Th• N are cul on the -straight.
the bias. th•• croeeway ot the goods.
the aim sought usually being to have
them rin- with en opposite thtead
tbat white is seen in the back or,the
front of the waist, or one oppoelle to
both back and front.
FASHION NOTES.
,
If tmnoyed by the dust -holding quail-
, tiei of the °Mimeo petticoat ruffle. as
well no by the rapidity alehesvitieh it
Wears out, try cutting the heit one in
skeet form.
yarde of yard -wide taffeta, cut
two a yerd in diameter, limn eut
• It sale e,circle from tile centre of each,
leaving a ruffle foot le wietto •
Cet open the circular runlet ci
letraiglit edge and join the tke0 piece:5
OM felled seams. lieM and.hetach aS
yeu would any ruine. eVtietti hest
frays out it oft and re -hem.
This method offers ru. fold or creases
in which dust may settle. and pro -
terms the lite ot petticoat.
, e sure to get dead -white mohair for
tee while mohair girlie, Cream:toter de-
stroys the beauty of the lingerie fliouee,
plait IL or. If that Is too dfieleult, put
ell In theY
•When Vining a bias piewnt motorist
to a straight piece alwoyA keepethe bloS
plece underneath, an MIS Prevents It
from stretching,
Prepared riyea dee need al hetihe
emplele euceese and they ileake,tiedelidle
n wonderful meted of . efo'foee vet.
Keeryllting will dye bled; IWO
te all, and a Mork drese, le filiellee
'fel and unobtrusive.
Irt making a eloliTivalernioet p
bunch the fininein too tithetti Wit in
'aelf,. and front.
',In the hack the fultne4Shotild
live Inches, while that irf Writ tiecUt
a poke of sect% ond tem,
frithes.
Thin applies to Waders KOOS ages t
• io elotit. kir the 41t,Rfi ti tiavo
felituteg fall gfreintit Until Illeolietildef
,getelog the eiplator tifeeto
\Allem the taster:a is. it stiot
sorb a ititode nun
Than nvo`yltriS, and elikee •tt (telt ts..itoti
Mid heavy linen will Make tip very *vii,
Jaded, aCeefelleig In thee -01M
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OREADOTUFFS.
Teneinkt, (let. Witeit,-
Novl white or het,I, SIAM No. It ileeeled
VA,
Me eialeeat eeNree 1. neertheettb
41.1neelo *Mee felea..t.$1.16 41,16%o
ttailey-blom limo to tau, according ifOk
beilly. •
t Paige *110 tfa 47es Ont..
ei et mixed, .
otitekle..
4,40,4‘,No to 10)0.
Coru,-No. h. yellow Anterleilap 14!10'.
14 TiC, Toronle treightst; No, -Yell4W,
i•ie;. • .
Dren7dleit5ti 44 in halit,;,eiUteldet,
aleorto, SOS... -
Flouri.-Duttnici lit per tZenk patent,.
Ithent SUM -Manitoba ,,,,Pat•
„ at. special' W.netl, 10i;" ii0.0091 mtht,
bki4; Strang ..WietVi. $0.11ef •
CODNTDY, PliODIJOBi
„Autter4-Marlett WM butlutchatiP4,
,rttttl Points Veto rite
40 0ollas ,,,;• • lgolot44
theese,gontinuee DIM et 15%el ter
large end 113ge tor twin* In job lots
lore.„.
Eggs.ittiges „hold lint at ago 14 Oa
per dozen,InVese Kink , •
Peultry-Live.cluokens are quoted at
70 Igg. and Ilene at, Co. letteleit
alive, 70 to tee. ,
Honey-Fir/mond enameled et lieen
to 12fee per lb, for strained end S4,50
to 112,7 per lb. for combs.
Baled StraW,Slead$ at 49-50 t° $1°'
or. tragic here,
Dearts,-,PrIrneS, $1.80 tO $1.85,,cind
1mnd-0i-eked $1.110 42,*
Baled Hey-TIMOGIY Se fleeted at $17
ath in cite 'tete ent. traCitt here,
Potatoes-Eastett.s are eneted at 700
to 75c in car iota On-trAelc, with One
twice at abeet tbe same figures.
STEMMING TEE FLOOD,
Fewer Arnerican Publications Coming
to Canada.
A despatch from Ottawa says: The
Posta:Ice Department reports that as
the result of a new agreenient to the
seoond-ebass postal rates between Can-
dela and the United States, which went
into effectiast spritig, thetood of cheap
American newspapere and magazines.
used merely as edverlising mediums.
has practically (leased to pour into
Canada. Until May last hundreds f
tons of American newspapers and ma-
gazines of the cheaper and poorer ,class
were carried weekly by the Canadian
Since the new rate ot one cent
for keit ounces- hag been in force there`
fe not one pound of this objectionable
class of 'Americao mail matter coming
into Canada for every thoueand pounds
that come in before. The congestion
in the Canadian mail service caused by
the 'handling of thls Immense mass of
.ljnited States publications has been re-
lieved., and the relations between the
two countries in respect to revenue and
expenditure on International mails are
en a more equitable bests. A large pro-
portion of the better class of United
Stales magazines and newspapers still
comlog intu Canada are now being car-
ried by the express companies instead
of being handled by the postoitce us
formerly. .
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QUEEN VICTORIA'S LETTERS.
Publiehed by Authority of King Edward
-An Interesting Volume.
A despatch from London says:, The
London papers on Wednesday morning
publish elaborate extracts from the
"Letters of Queen Victoria." which make
their eppetrance by authority of ie:ng
Edward. 'Mese letters form an interest.
Ing autobiography which, without re-
vealing any important political matters
not already known, present a deeply
absorbing picture of the Queen's life
arid clime:der from her own hands.
Editorially. the newspapers express
their grateful thanks to the King for
this selecile.n from nearly six hundred
volumes nt Windsor. ifi which the
Queen's letters and papers are chisel -
fled and indexed.
KILLED SIX BABIES.
the Terrible Crime of a Bavarian Nurse
Girl.
despatch from Munich, Bavaria,
Saes: Ida Schnee, a nurse girl. fourteen
years old. was arrested on Saturday,
charged with murdering six small chil-
dren by driving hairpins throwgh the
kips of their heads, The girl confessed,
the ponce say. that she "could riot bear
to hear children err," and so, pityingly.
ended their suffering. Then elle took
mother situation, and if the children
there cried she was equally "merciful."
Iler arrest was delayed by the
in proving medlcully the cause of
e, nth of each victim, When the seo
quonee of cleatas was established her
arrest eves inevitable.
G. T. P. sultViattoits DelOWN.
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Canoe Struck a Hock In the Giseombe
Repids. "
A despptclo from Vancouver, B.C..
says: niece members of a Grand Trunk
lezeine survey ae a drowned on Octo-
ber 4th in the oiscombe Rapids, thirty -
flee nules a' ..ve Furl Oeserge, on the
Fraser River. They attempled to Ehool,
(he rapids In a came, but struck a reek
and the canoe broke to pieces. The
drowned are William Lusby. Harry
Cummings, W. Symington. The sun
trivets are Robert Sheffield, 1. Miller,
Arthur Cape. No bodlee were recovered,
Cromwel es party from Edmonton
brought the sutviyors to Quesnel.
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" FACE TORN BY STRAY DOG-
Flve-VeareOld St. Monne: Girl Altadced
• in Kitchen.
A despnteh from St. Thomag Gaye:
Evelyn, tbe flee:year-old daughter of a
wpm/. alrei PTO, Wag badly bitten by
etray deg eft Tlitteeday. Tne child
was in the mashie kitchen when the
emote! came he ut Ills open doer,. flew
al the little girl arld tastened hts Winne
her ram lacerating it terribly.
PhovISIONs.
Dressed flogs -48.S0 for lightweightS
end $8 for heaviea. - •
Pork -Short cat, leee.75 to $23 for
barrels; mess, $20 to $21,
Lard -Firm; tierces, 1Se‘el tubs'
12%c; pelts, 13e,
Smoked- and Dry palted Meats -Long
clear, bacen, 11e to 11%4 for torts and
ceses; hams, medium and lighte,150
15%et heavy. 14ge to 15gObaalini 10%0
to 17c; sbOulderS, 1.t.%a, to 110; rolls,
11Xe; breakfast bacote, 15%c to 16e.
Green meats our;ot 1c less than
smoked.
MONTREAL MATIKETS.
sOettS AND AOttilt5,
"there tit at Milt -where,
10Y Reit, lor' air* nionttl
There Wee 44 bia stillt with Anew scts'
vewhet wads, and three VIP** .teli IA* NADA.
to three lepe; white sin feyee WW1
wonderingly at the eptatiter, : Captain Bernier lois mturnett from. lb
etVell, ICS truer Instated M011y,,Shok,
Mg her kniningneeditai itt ow band
tat 00444 Detle;the bettereet4tdakill.
'Ahe other, "Yette etre ell thtec behind
pipers, It Iktlit ell the thet'4) ten
mach wortt,'enti At I tey eil tho hroo,
Here eete 4 Orange • MOW
IA fro* Oa, -Ow*
lb:Ms-Sill/. And if4'.
Deering' with * timid on her bretv, a
eigh reet her hp, and * tielf•ennkcit
soh id her ihroett Their ten
'Yea* old, and the light *A the beast)!
,I;tetete *AY eine eeeld thiole Ot the
tight thing to ay-, there wit; gtiock
et the "ditOrt. end Mr. ,IlObin$011 Oante
Into -*he eogy .kitehen, Where the Deer,
farultY set. in the evening to save
Inel; tor . all itanitenetr hlait Yeats
aaet atterintre bed been 4Orttel, Wee
the notintry, and 111011Y "neeiPte wire
vo9r, Or' had to economize,
Mr, itolainson was the ilelleollateater,
land ile 44001 niOPPed In to r•t" op
'and` witolded something etortr her. ft
was made, of paper; Ultra was printing
tan it. On the !pont pep there was a
piettire-enet antelnISJP thliHtla iM0-11 .4
'father's paper hadl This Wea 4 pieture
et a Uttle girl feeding the hahY ehiek-
ens, While a (risky • terrier kept tne
greeelY old hens at 4 distanee.,
Montreal, Oct. 22.-A farther advance
of from leo to 200 per bag has been
made in the price of rolled oats on the
local market, and quotations are now
given at $3,15 to $3.17%.
Provistons-Barrels short cut mess,
$22 to 822,50; "half -barrels, 811.25 to
St1.75; clear tat backs, $23.50 to $24.50;
long cut heavy mees, $20.50 to $21.50;
half -barrels do, s10.05, lo $11.50; dry
salt long clear bacon. 10c to 11%; bar-
rels plate beef, $14 to 816; half -barrels
do, $7.50 to $8.25; barrels heavy mess
beef, $10; half -barrels do., $5.50; com-
pound lard, 10efec to 10%*; pure lard,
11%e to 12%c; kettle rendered, 13c to
13)ec; hams, 12%c to 15Xc, accoeding
to size; breakfast bacen, 14c to 15%c;
Windsor bacon, 15c to 15eec; fresh
killed ebattoar dressed hogs, $9 to
$9.50; alive, $6.35 to 86.50.
Eggs -Sales of selected stock were
made at- 2.4e_to 25g. No. 1 at 21c, sec,
ends at 16.eec to 17c.
Butter -Quotations range all the way
from 27c to 28c, according to Malay
and make.
Cheese -Ontario cheese sold on the
local mereet as low as 130, though the
majority of holders are asking 13%e to
13%c.
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tAAP 0110VVINO LIGIITEB. •
Bread Now Sells telt 4 C.eritie a POund
Kinglitorh,
e despatelt eifagt ECItilegtOn says:
Kingston bakerieZete net, raking the
price of bread, Kt nto Milking the
'weigbi of the loaf. rive _waft ago, a
tour-poutul loaf Wee seta fOr itetile.
Oben leilinicielrei Was tenet% Off end the
Sorke nuattifaliled lO cents; note/ an.
halt-paturiltglts and 1114 Plinth 'ot
win het:miter sell tit In refite.
ia Tele the old Isur.pound teat 14 Wartir
tuts, Or S OKI* tits banatif,,
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BUFFALO MARKET.
Buffalo, Oct. 22. -Wheat closed: -
Spring lower; No. 1 Northern, $1.19;
No. 2 red. $1.09; Winter lower. Corn
-Easy; No. 2 white. 70c; No. 2 yellow,
70N•e• Oats -Easy; No. 2 mixed, 55eee;
Nu, 2 white, .58,1e. Barley -$1.08 to
81.18. Tye -95c on track for No. 2.
Canal trelghts-Steady.
NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET,
New Yerk, Oct. 22. -Wheat -Spot,
easy; No. 2 red, 81.12%, elevator, and
$1,13% f.o.b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Du-
luth. $1.25% f.o.b. afloat; No. 2 hard
wLnter, $1.17% f.o.b. afloat.
ThAs Alma be drew 101 to his 10
poise, sett3 Ateinhet Atet,e,
• t
nip Terents Triteilliter a total Teeetlx
IttAt 400.heCe blet •car Were $11t94Ar
- •
G nit srdleeto hes purchesed
IINet' Plan tin beght operaliens tt
MOM W1.10 ioeve Ivo') III Can,
Tilt)
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4latiY t,airettls eaetil lo: think find hp
nee tite liret UV or teeth, will kill oat
nyWey in it taw Itatte, It to •useatte
,114 eIty ...peetat eat* ot thwn.
This' is wrOng,' ter the Aral teeth Aire
inst- as linporiant in their we • 'air thin*
t. e.htl clead, Oki
hifirtenc'r entrtkettuty et the seNthl set
pro in in'eet Illeeektre- depencleilltohP0)
Vie ,eero whtrit. has Nett taken- to, pre,
eleteee the.tullit,teeth es lAng th,' /AO
Will hog them Iliklerely,
cettillAr When the Oita Is th.rre vcert
once. At DK eardeet pose talq monient
atta- lot, less trk4n two yettra itendo be elet-ei *Mall ealt toOth.larlielt should ne.
or
moddi the Priso or. Committed
Weida lifter Arrest,
A Dawson deeptileh saysn•-"Attorge
Kincaid, heed foreman et the Klink'.
Werke Depirttrient In the Tukon Terri,
Wry, with beadOnartera. DOW,SOne
rived on Sunday, in charge et the pelte,e,
at Selkirk, quo hittaired end seventY•
Ow mites above Dawtiot• 'vat, *mit
,ftimelott , , . givo to koku 11,n4, 40 tihotdd ho taught' pi! with Waling Stet which 'Moder ,
:. lih; Thi•ho iprvul.1 sfroght itgo at' hew to teee it. Olaf elteldri kla Made 10;.. outily dieeppeared from the registered
erode .100004 vete geeteeee-ea ley gre use it thoroughly end regularlY eetilt4aV Men leek delivered in Dwaine Ray trO
tert Veide.y... . twlep he goy, no should tie shown lieW belie Felrbanks lay the Alcamo' neettlia
!the itallwe? Commlesion INts podded In brush the teeth' up and doWn, trent,
tne ntilentye hat defeela In lieir NUM -
went ,of 'cars Maat he remedted.
The ,Drikeelde. hlock et Brandon was
damaged by Oro on SeModay lo the
atnount of len theusend
1311.1VV,' Pelt at Montrtai are agita-
ting the IllaUgurailen 11, 1Aveldy•
fC0f.144111r 011 eaetern reilways.
fte`4,13.4, Fernier prelleUnCea Brant-
104.'illeentelet.Peetane rind drunken city
he WO:neer to.
^ strathy, General Manager
ot the lphltders 13ank, has resigned, and
SUOCeeded by his son, Mt. Stuart
Strcathy:
The Onterio Department of Education
hae d,ectded to prepare a new set of
readers for me public schools of the
P vine
Me4 tocitted an in etWeetrnele deltght.1 Writ MOO been Issued by the Ontario
”it's something for,Ittilogirls to readr"
She cried; and when the teener adta
geoct.bye. a .little' later•IM left the wleole
family contentedly lild behind IheLr
Papers,
Atter three nights Molly had read
bveryt word in the magazine; end not
only the stories and the bits of poetry
but useful Information. • She had real
leo, that the paper was printed every
vteek, and that tor a certain. sum Of
money one could have ft sent through
the village postecilflee. She thoeght
nrott ehought about tins money. She got
out ner little savings born between her,
folded cotton dresses in the bureau
drawer, counted them over and over,
end eompaned them with the price
printed oil the megazine. One dealer
was what she needed to complete the
amount.'
But one dollar seemed almost as far
Out grof teach as fitty dollars to Molly
;Deering. The money she had was ell
'she had ever had en, her whole life. She
hadnever spent oe penny, and now she
Meont to spend Her all In one lump
sum. For she was quite determined to
'have that paper come every week
through Me postofflee, so she could
hide emelt behind It in the evenings.
end read about flowers and kittens and
girls and boys and Mstory and geo.'
graphy at the same lime the grown
kilts were reading what Interested
'them.
When Mr. Robinson came again she
'had plan all ready to. propose; and
'it wee a businesslike Molly Deering
who took her place on the footsteol et
'Mr. Robinson's knee, and at his "Well,
new, my lassie?" she said, seriously:
"I want to knit socks for you, Lf you
_please, str,..hecause L want. earn some
money."
The schoolmaster laughed with plea-
sure. "1 need socks," he replied, "and
you need money. If you can knit socks,
and 1 have money to pay- for socks, the
'matter seems quite simple, doesn't It?"
And quite simple and satisfactory it
turned out to be. Molly was to knit
'three pairs of woolen socks, and was
*to receive one dollar for them. And
'then Mr. liobineein added. as he was
told what the moyey was to buy, "Dear
'me,' you must net wait all that time
The your paper. It is part of your edu-
'cation. my child. We mnst think f
eeme better plan than that."
So grandmq was asked tor her opin•
lc,n, and father was requested to give
his advice, and mother was particul-
arly invited to tell what she thought
on the subject. And when Mr. Robin-
son finally watt bis way toward the vil-
lage, he carried in hts hand a letter' ad-
dressed 'to the magazine office in far -
'away Boston; and snugly felded In ht$
Wallet lay a paper with the following
words in Molly's neat, old-fashioned
.writing:
I 'promise to knit three pairs of home-
made socks for my friend, Mr. Noah
Robinson. for the sum of one dollar,
aalue already received, and I am much
obliged for it. MARY MERINO.
-Youth's Companion.
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MONTREAL'S EXEMPTIONS.
Amount This Venr to Sum of Filty•four
Million Dollars.
A despateh from Mentreni says: A
repert completed at the city mei on
Friday shows that properly is exempted
from paying real estate u.ssiosements
the clty for tne eurrent year le the
amount of fifty -tour dellars.
Never In the history of the city 'were
the exemptions so large. The figures
show that during the past three years
exemptions have inereased by fully
twelve million dollars. I,ast year's ex-
emptions a rim u n led le 850.3:50.1M.
LIVE sTOCle MARKET.
Toronto, Oct. 22. -Slapping erode
showed little lite, transactions being
limited to a load or two bought by
Montreal dealers. The loads met
weighed about 1.200 lbs„ and scold from
54.30 to $4.40, which are practically the
same levels as butehers'e
For good to choice steers, prices were
firm, ranging from $4.25 to $4.50, with
picked lots 10e. to 15c. higher. Medium
lo good sold from, a3.75 to $4,00. Cattle
et common to medium quality were ea-
&ler to get, prices for these Allowing
little change at $2.50 to $3.40, according
to quality. Choice cows sold firm rot
floro $3.25 to $3.65, with medium cows
at 52,40 to $2.75. Common rows and
Canners ranged from 'Mc to $2.
Trade in light stocker cattle was
about the chief item on the market pro-
granime, since the bulk of offerings
came under Mei head. Priees ranged
front $2,00 to $3.ao for the most of 11.
Feeders for the distilleries were in de-
mand at $3 to $3.50 for steere, and e2
he M$112c.1510 rorowrs quiet at $30 to $45
lutriogeTdvesatrke.plves were in demand.
Prices ranged from 3c to age per lb.
Ewes sold .frofn $4.25 to $4,50. Culls
and bucks, 83 to $3.50- Good lambs
were firm at $4.25 to $5.75.
Hogs sold unchanged at $6.25 for the
feet, Light rough hogs were slow and
the big discount- on these still ruled,
the most of therti bringing little more
than $5.25.
FAILURE OF GERMAN BANK.
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Heaviest Since Collapse of Leipsiger
Bank in 19(11.
A despatch from Hamburg, Germany,
says; The oldest banking firm of
Haller, Soehle and Co. failed on Thurs-
day. The liabilities of the (km are ear.
iously staled and ft was 'estimated early
In the day that they were In the neigh-
borhocd of as,onopoo, but the flainbur-
gee Nactirichten says that it is Informed
by a banker who la In a position to know
the facts, that the liabilities will ream
$;,500,000. This will make the collapee
of this firm the biggest bank failure In
Germany since the famous breakdown of
the Leipstger Bank, in June. 1901. The
aesets of the firm have net yet been as-
certained, but In banging circles the
capital of the partnere declared to be
$1.2.501J00.
direetOM to recover domages tar tient'.
legeanettike.agopeft the former President and
' The tote] population of Torento Is
272,60fliand the assessment $207,317,267,
aceOrdieg 10 the figures ot the Assess*
niTttlite OP1:11Matest siohnerebrras,
ke, Que. on Fri-
day, icqu tted Mrs. Sharpe of the charge
ef Ifinnelaughter In connection with the
ot Harold Coates.
A •tire Edmundston, N.B., on Saline
daye ; destroyed Hebert's Hotel and
Murchle 4 tturpee's store and a number
devellhojes. Loss, $25,000.
The stloollng of Gans by a Winnipeg
detectiee has mooed considerable In-
tereat.'Ond the Prov1ncial Government
W1_11 held greet investigation.
Tfile' Property of the Temiskaming &
Nertnern Ontario Railway $2,000,000,
has been insured with the Lloyds of
Englaod and a New York syndicate.
Neaten authorities at Winnipeg on
Saturday seized and condemned about
fcur• thousand pounds ot impure food,
mostly canned stuff, rind the dealer,
Senniel Shore, was fined.
Tne Astritic Exclusion League of Van-
coneer , has requested the city's repre-
sentattves in Parliament and the Legis-
lature to resign as a method of testing
public feeling on the exclusion question.
GREAT-B1111TA1N.
ROY KILLED BIS MOTHER.
Atter Durk. Shooting. thin Went Off
Willie Ile t'Velle Wiping It.
A despatch DOM NOM Battlefield
toys: A terrible accident occurred on
Friday morning at the home of Charlee
efoore, ci Milner, about elgnteen miles
northwest of this place. Percy, a con
of fifteen eeare, Came 11$5froln duce-
0./ooting. anti? haring forgotten to re
Move the'' +laded shell, began hi wipe
CROPS ROT IN THE FIELDS.
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Rains Prevent Harvesting in New
Brunsakk.
A despatch from Toronto says: In the
°peen of Mr. Duncan Anderson. oil
OrIllia, an institute worker, who has
written to Mr. II. A. Putnam. euperino
tendent of Farmers' Institutee. the crop
shortage In Canada will amount In value
to one hundred million dollars. life let-
ter. written from New Brue,wiee, states
that in ghat province ltw rainfall has
been so great that It has been Impossible
tc get the crop in. The hinders and
mowers cannot be used, as they heroine
bogged. ' 'The wheat. oats and tons of
hay are rotting In the Itelds. The emu.
toes, too, are *moiling. "This is a lean
year for the farmers of Eastern Canada,"
says the lett_.er.
WIRE KILLED HIM.
M. Trudeau Flu allowed a Piece
Performing Trick,
•ft despateh 'from Mentreal says: el
Tiudeati died at the Hetet Dieu Hospital
en Fteday as the sestet et hating swal-
lowed a piece of wire. lie had been In
the habit of astenishing hls friends by
putting the \dire Up ills nose and pro.
during it again horn his mouth. A
skirt time ago Truderm woe amuelne
genie friends With hie leveret, 'rink,
when tht wire slipped deem t114 throe(
and lodged In ing etornecte Firm old
to the Injured wog immediately implied.
hut to no purpose. suffering great
palm he MIS removed le the Ifolel Dieu,
'lettere lie died on Friday morning.
BUSY BURGLARS AT IIRUSsas,
Entre Post4Mfice. Mow Open Sate and
Get 8388.
A despatch frem nrdeqP19. Ont.. SON:
Rend+ linle between two mid three &fork
Sunday neernIng the polterilltee eine ono
While
the gums to the ,erowns,--not 614040.,
-and it is well to inivO Usettn.efittp,-
hue dentifrieft 91$01ne agreeable flavor:
The advantages ot this
don einke the prattlee ot dental hygiene
are rnanitot end manifold, in the
Allicalit was placed aboord the steam-
er ,Pmspecter en Tuesday morning on
hts wey to Duvison end died three hour"
,twieee file arriVed at the beat, A vial
.oupposed to contein Poison •waa Iettna
lit Ms bunk. Ott Monday nt ht he whs.
and ate heartily,. It believed
first Plage, it Will 1111Pleen a iniod Debit', the man Wars eo overcome with
twtheroearalluerer lye geltod‘‘hatibikltelstoftOrva t/inlitlittorte thosecauukse.i. of Ins Capture that he
throtif,ilii life. In,the next place, n will
ache, and perhaps night of gala, and
finally it will preserve the infili-teeth
troTmhiadeisaaya oralitteerolyt tfultell.greatest 110.,
parlance. The function of the fleet
teeth is not only te mastic:ate food, but
to assist in the regular developniegt
tle• the 'laws* so that when the lime
ealnek car the pushing forward of the
permanent teeth, they will find ample
room for their regular anti even ail-
justment side by side, with the teeth
of the upper and tower jaws fitting
squarely against each other,
Not only is this reciprocal arrange-
ment of upper and lowereteeth news.
sery for proper nottstleation", nut ite ale
settee. greatly favors decay and other
dental maludles.
It sheeuld not be forgotten, further:
MOre, that the milk -teeth are meant to
chew with, and they will last long if
they are given proper work to do, No -
lure is very apt to neglect organs that
are not used us she intended they should
he, and a diet of pap will lend to early
oecay of the milk -teeth. As soon As 111e
elitld is weaned and has teeth,. they
should be given something to do, Chit.
dren should be encouraged to eat the
crust of bread, toast end crackers,
which must be chewed and moistened
with saliva before being awallowod.
This helps to develop the muscles of
mastIcalien, cleans the teeth by friction
with hard particles, toughens the gutue,
and, fast but not least, inculcates Ow
habit of thorough chewing, which Ls se
neceasary to good digestton.-Youthei
Companton.
say. e little ones from tnany 1,00tha
Jerome K. Jenome complains that Car-
negie'e libraries heave made the writing
of books unprofitable.
Dr. Wen. Osier is taking an active In.
terest Lady Aberdeen's campaign
against tuberculosos in Ireland.
'The British Government is strenele
ening the defences of Jamaica by: von-
structing a fort for heavy call_bre_gt_ins
"81Ctel(Ir Varst•dnGle.YalWriting ef his tour
aroarid the world, cendemns the vecu-
Istion in land which he saw going on
in Canada.
BrItieli railway companies. 'have re-
turned a reply unfavorable to the de-
mand of their employees for reeogni-
'ion 'of the union.
A British fleet of 110 pennants, a
ferae greater than that immediately
available- by any two other European
nations, is assempled for manoeuvres
hi the Norni Sea.
William 6, Rockefeller lesitfl'd at New
York on Friday that the Standard Chi
Company kept millions of dothirs of IN
surplus 1.p. Wall street at the prevailing
vales of interest,
UNITED STATES.
The slump in the mice of copper has
closed a large autnber of mines In Sal-
tine, Mexico.
A woman and two children were killed
near Amherst, Ohio, by being caught -
the cattle -guards on the railroad.
Ohio low raised enough wheat this
year to make a barrel of flour fur every
man. woman and child ih the Ste Ie.
While attempting Is; arrest ;el un•
known man at Pseiria, Policeman
Edward Barrett was shoe, and died an
hoeuerwail (beery/n(111V 'year nn State lax will he
levied. lit Wisconsin during 1907, the
treasury hong in such a pro*perous con-
Od`titiel'urtirriinPdn trains are having rare sport
gers the Southern Pacific
fishing from the car windows in the Sal.
ton4, ft4:erne film in lit, -
superior
0.,urt at (enrage asking for the up•
)rolifpnanyreceiver for Ihe Stand -
Seven thousqnd cepies of a new maga.
Zinn for the blind. are nms II) 111f. press
In New Yorls city, and will bc distributed
,nt,ts((j:riv.* ing n six years'
terrn in prisen lit Trenton. . has re,
celved a bequest of $140.000 from a r4.4
lathe tri Mininhesier. England.
The state:Mod 1,1 11111t1P at \1ashingtd.n
Mat Ihe Government has futiro.mtimigortg,.tilin,),.1.:
hem keine $1.00e daily
and fraud in the money -order sysli,iii.
Feting from u eindoe ledge ie the
fourth 11,1or ,,f LI new 'I (Irk I Mild iltg.
1111(111l Ray clu•ectly upon Richard
Prehle. Ma, was passing. Both re•
ceived fractured skulls .and flay us riot
ell‘eilmenc"Mtoallii:sOn. proprietor of Illy
Three attempts on the tee se Miss
1144110tlable 110'4111'y A1'1114 Los
Angeles. I al., by 11'11'1111i of intetnal
machines, ha% e 'wen made during the
1:eAts:treitiorirt,7,
Navy 10 la4.4,a14,1 Iltr1 Inp Puna.
ma anal on a...omit ,.f lti•• recent NI.
pal ineneufe f beam in nut, ri!
1 ien .
tin dintinit ttl'irn the gttn IirPar°6e3e ((red by burglare, oreese being pined
killing life feeillett alMeet Blatantly. blown open and an tho v011100.14. wri.
foolfnu of stempi; orld Cash fo the value
115.5 been tilted to melt of over three hundred dollars', was
N(Vintlite It& \ taken;
l'h 4011tittg"' It' IIII°. The OR' Went °Ili ty the back window. The ga cl tves
i
(d.,vpit Si..
C. T. Bell,e1. siii,,,,•t, an,1
editor 4.1( (1 paper at Q.,. Ill 11 /IA has
teen censured for , riticeing Pir
of Pi Mee Ito in (erect,
The Imper,ni ( trnesn troopq hat„
idattInvseno;h1i00,.11,n.‘gll'irairglOokflisliollog
then".
Capt. Amundsen is having f,,un
polar bear. trainee i.. draw sleds. and
with Bier net eel make ail attempt 1,.;
,rerieh the meth ant, in
ICIRE LT 1114'4111.Ttre.
Dryschtle Pitts a nutlet in ills
!lend.
A despatch from ilamoton ears et m,
Dr!. attain. v. hi+ n,1 vo Ills hi., hrol tier
at 242 Jacksen *meet east, committed
suicide by ohnotIng himself with n re.
velvet. on enturdny night iti hte•
T4-14./ al Sheeny before efirnrnil
ima roch all he had been sitting In
the 411nIna-rn.tn with his grater.in
and nephen. end withhill paying ri werel
Mee find welked hie brothers room
where he plreed the nemli or bi•Iiind toe
tar. Or finelity Wits called, hail he -
fore he 3111,Nt Wale asz beyond
IllItnan MO lie Avas yeara old. and
It Is Said. had been despondent for the
laat eeitiple of weeka.
It Is NilleYIKI that Kincaid stole V*
gold from the pailotheet when he work-
ed. in tite,O*Veittnient *trete. lie had
Onnirtertittek Whe nerrind ewey the
auk*. opened, them, melted the gold,
mixed It with Klondike dust end tiOld
It to the •nitellee. Only * emelt portiert
was reCoVer*t.
utehard, bookkeePer of the Me
& N. witeo DeWeon, 4 Winer nen
aurant rletor, wee arrested,
Tbersday 011e a Stroller Charge to that
on which kineeld WaS UM. Hag is
confined in Intrados at Dawson. It
is rePerted that he hoe made a wares.
von Implicating 4 number of Dawson -
ilea. The arrest of Hall on4 Kineald
eaused the hIggest sensation hem la
years. both having been promihent
Kiondikers. Kincaid is a native a
Poterboro• and went to Dawson in
ASK FOR DETAILS OR DENIAL
Government Contented Over Reports ol
tannibaltsna Among Indians.
A despittch fr•ain Ottawa says: Sense,
Venal statements have recently been
published, es comlng from Mr. J. A.
Osborne, editor of the Times, ot Fort
lerances, Ont., as to alleged canna:anent
Oli the part of Indians between the east-
ern shore of James Bay and Labrador.
AA this area meters territory terger In
extent than civilized Europe, it, Is Int.
elessible tor either the Indian Depart.
rnent or tee Mounted Pollee Department
confirm or deny the statements which
have been imputed, erroneously, it is
believed, to Mr, Osborne. -Meanwhile,
letters have been sent to that gentleman
ete behalf of the Government risking him
to.' details or for denial of the assertions
credited, to him.
REMEDIES FOR MINOR 111-$.
Hot Water tor IncligesLion.-Drink. a
cup of hot water one -halt hour bele**
meals.
Season on Aching Tootit.-A little
Worcestershire sauce rubbed on the
gtans of un aching tooth will Stop the
pain almost immedicitely.
Plaster for a Spiedn.-Beat salt Into
lhe white of one egg unlit it le of the,
rcnsieteney of an ordinary mutinied
plaster, spreuti on a cloth und apply
to the part affected.
For Neuralglue -Bore a hole through
n nutmeg with a small penknife, run
li(irPOw ribben through epenicig long
enough to tie around neck, The na-
ture' ca of the nutmeg penetrutes the
skin and Meets a cure.
Cough Syrup. -Cook one handful of
1,o,,ps in one quart of water till It LOOS
thown ki one pint. Sheen spit add Iwo
cups of granulated sugar, two lemons,
sliced, and boil until it strings. Take
frtiii'lapin, and add three table -
For Chappell Ilands. -V*oalt over night
five rents worth of gum tragacan In
l ',le pin t 111144.Warin. soft wator, and
srain through cloth, Add teur winces
vlycerilin and onio-hult teaspoon i:‘em
mon, mixed; two ounces alcohol, four
cullCet• ruse -water. If not enough,
add more water. Bottle and toe!) !n
Theme -Take the
1-aackbone of a 115h, put in hot oven
baronies brown. and with the
i•ollingpm roll until it is line us sand.
senile- about a quarter of a te,,..iy,on.
'fill with 13:4 little moisture us possible.
This hair tt. dt.sal...perir like limp.,
•r, Fish Hone.- owed., re•
medy to dislodge tr ti‘tt tiwip or any.
Hang in the throat ,* fuSlr,n, a lad.
1, ii securely to a is' ring; a ‘it, allow the
coin , then pall 1111' ailing. No dIffleut•
ly is lomat in this simple method and
,i win alway, remove the obstruction
With absolute certainty.
Eor Cinder in Your !Vv. -When you
get miiiieltiing in your eye take hair
ireni your liend, make a loop of t,
limo. the eye hd and stick In the loop,
\Vail, the eye several times and then
pull out the heir. The troublesome
will cling to it and °mole out
14.,
CLAIMS IW VANCOUVER SAPS.
For Damage Sustained By Them During
the Recent BICIte.
A despatch frotn Ottawa says : Fifty-
kur claims, ranging from one dollar to
cne thousand dollars, have been flied by
Japanese residents al Vancouver for
damages sustained by them during tile
recent riots. The damage to property,
consisting mostly of broken glass, Is
placed et $2,400, and the damages asked
tor business loste,s amount to $11,200,
Making an aggregate of $13,600. Noth-
ing could be mere thorough than the
manner in which the claims are presen•
ted Each case is treated as a separate
claim and Is aceompanied not only by
an affidavit, of the damage, but also by
a photograph of the building, showing
the inairiest done by the mob.
TROLLEY CAR BITS A HOUSE.
Three Killed and Several Mutilated Near
Halifax, England.
•
A despatch front Halifax. England,
says: A istreet ear which telt Sowerby
Bridge. three miles from this city. on
Wednesday. was wrecked In ascending
ft steep hill at Belton Brow. 'The trolley
IYr the wire and the car ran backward
clown the hill to the bottom, where It
left the rails and ran into a house. Three,
pereons were killael and thil•ty injured.
Several of the latter were terribly muti-
lated. One Mall had his nose cut ott.
LIAI(INt; re;i1NOtla ' AT11-11.11.
Ne, hero an int lind is remi.red oike
raw ..vei) day. they s.. o'd he
refiared ill 411Threflt 41y0. 44.4 .44 I144t
IiPoorno
Plain 1.i.fgnog.- Beal one skilhohl
keparahng unt.1 add heaping ha
spoon of sugar ;son Into a la!, t poi Hee
end beat, 11 g Ali
11,iror ‘1.1111 anilla or gi ated nutmeg,
Cliocidale 1.gg.,a.g. he egg 1,4
111,4 1111,1 add the sugar and a lett-
hl,),,t1 IlivAPLI dut
arid add i "it to fill lie gt.iss,
Fi Int ggniogs Ica egg' iogi in
11,11,10 by, tlibbilL' 1111% II tilt jou e.,
MI, II at grape, ...tinge f leftibert y
to the vt I eaten .,gg iin,)
xtt,•et,,,, hisic Nes.- ii, t\ tier,
Ill, I', mill 1,1,-,4 are iised; too ih.1, add
;,111,• wider
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1'01 MI DE411) to T1W
144 (101111/111ine41 Stan ENpirr. of Heart
Disease While limning.
dostiat,.11 front st atharines sat.
'11,1114,1. on•
phsto I tec Dish & Moho
Wtiv f'naill dead near Shinn.
dui, reel, oil artemoon. um,
a waded gon 14.,111/ 1.eside hiii, Ile mid
..evertit ,orripunion., 1.,id
0, the bush. arid Treroi., being missed,
scur.h isf14 111040. re*alling Isi the
finding of the bo.b. near It,. I reek At
nisi foul play sisspe. i
..ner Alerrill too: 'mirth,' 1,111 (mini Ina?
dralti tt. I Ill(' 1. II 'mit se. 1 re•
0,1t. th,
nom hitht lin. a rnotti,r 11I1d *i*Ict
re,saling in 1,0,111,,.
II %IRA EAT OF TE11110RIsm.
--
Thirty-lour Permeations In Rua, .a in
etemember.
fk deep:itch from et. Petersburg ,.av
The ponce statistics publiehed en Ttiti.r*-
ift:r.,,usinrIvi:r:rg,olarit.4d,lpn‘tpti.terpmotiveervrrfe,osilitivi,rwit.
'eiling 73 officials, were 41111rill'r114.1. and
thet 172 people %eV' tti11441414'41 In a
(ecialf 7F11:14.:1‘onvIlibli aerPtgulriutil(St\-jri nil': 11141:71:,
1,1,71,1 rc'erier,tia11005s.ritIttialfidIstapartn,atr,lre
prexeritativol of the aultiortlim nod 1114
dIscoovery ot 34 stores ut bombs and ex.
olosivese
TEN MEN DROWNED.
Fishing Schooner Alma Wrecked on
Newioundlund roue'.
A despatch teen SI, .11,1t11:6. Nfld.,
says: Wreckage washed ashen, on the
east coast on l'hursday indicates that
the tithing schooner Alma was test In
the recent, Wale with her crew of ten
men. Little hope enterteiped that tiny
of the men have escuped. They were all
Newfoundlanders arid the mujorIty leave
females.
NATURAL SODA FOUbITAIN.
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Water Gushing From Ground In a
Great Stream.
One of the most interesting and novel
gushing wells in' the world ,and per-
haps without a rival in either respect,
is a geyser of sada water that recently
came up at Wending, just across trie
ceunty border from Sono-
ma, California, says Tbe Scientific Am -
This well produces soda water -gem -
tee soda water -and of a quality that
would warrant bottling for the general
trade in moth quantities as were never
struck before. Thera is so much eke
wanutnelre ttihndat lust tied taw niedlotttingtortaat hbuogges
.trom the forest to the lumber mills.
An artesan well borer was recently
wietinppploilyedtartoa olleatragien4aanwmaternatethawtatreer.
gtheinm.. Ho drilled to a dopth ot 200 feel..
the lower 110 teet teeing through eolid
graalte. Then a slight trace of water
was found. The artesian man then
elaced flfty-foUr slicer) of dynamite at
the bottom of the well and exploded
Instantly water gushed up rising
twenty feet above the serum of the
ground, pouring forth In enormous vol.
'ernes. That Was days ego, and since
then there tuts been no indication of a
ttruces.84,attoa of nen Tea neberal suds loan-
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RIVEWS •roLi. or IDEATE!,
Matt) Unexplained Trugediee at Mont•
real.
despatch from Mot -Orval sa).*:
cording to official ree....,rd., hate
Icon thirty Inf. tiodie* froin the
over tit or near Alontreal Use
1'1 .kttril last to the present nine.
eteet ef the ,,,11•11111, nere o,iveted
%sound*, as hi, h isradal indi,,aie foul
play. and a largo pereentage of
saere 11111t114,V411 14J Illt• 1.1441we and morgue
annals.
YOITIIIEVE INCENDIARY.
Samuel Austin Caused Fires In Ca*er•
hill's 'Warehouse. Monireel.
A despatch f root !liiUitt !yea I r.liys
flint -leen year-01,1-1s,y. cm
pleyt 1,1) I tit 11'11111,
v,is, 11.11,4441 (.11 'I uesdny night
(lam!" of iiiri011 So,\ -#.'1'111 Ih'Phi bay,. LW
V11111,11 1',1111,4 during
Ile peat P.n.; Month,. kt II have puz-
/ir thrinen and the him
weeny Austin wended gisrtf) end es as
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PERSONAL LARAGRAPHS.
Interesting Gossip About Some of the
World's Great People.
Paderewskt frequently sits at bet in•
strurnent until well into the small hours
of the morning. Hence be seldom rises
until 9 er 10 a.m., and immediately he
Is dressed he gets io. work, generally
etactistng on the piano, but often Imp._
re sing. Ile keeps te his task until one
o clock, and not a minute earlier does
Iv- break las fast. By that time, how-
ever. his appetite is keen, and the feel-
ing that he has ;Weedy earneel his break.
fast helps to make the hour of lila first
meal by far the most enjoyable ot the
day'. The meal itself never occupies .
long. He follows it with a quiet genie
et billiards played against himself. He
• an enthusiastic devotee* of ,the game.
Amongst the mentors of Royal
Houses who of recent years have re -
1 red from the world and eought the se -
elusion u is. nov. to be en- I
1,111441 the Pi:Mee:es Clara of Bavaria,
Who has Just entered the community of
le•rieeletine Mine Mg, have eetabLished
Themselves In the IS14. :it Wight, where
they purchueelpe bealltlfut astute en
ukee• proximity to (Osborne. This own-
inunity peeee.sse.s an ex -Queen for its
Ludy.Abbese in tile person of the yen.
l'fo'ir4ibril:rlywIldt'en%igv °off Maringoureili
es !noel illustreous arid frequent veal-
rs were the present Queen uf Spain
ter,ter lei her marriage) and her mother,
Princes:, Henry of Buttenburg.
Mins. `Alto is cre-
ating sensation on tho Italian stage,
• ehertly iippeni. in London. single.
Illittded. rat!. produce4.1 "The Gee
ehue repreeenting herself all the tif
lieu! p Ills'Ipti I parts. a no I ellanglIlg her
,s,stiiine 175 times. tier performance
three hours. and at no lime I& she
1114. stage for inure than len Sec.
`Ott- has a marvellous veto:, and
nii g m.priltho, Mt.. tenor. and
1.aritone. The rriti...s declare that Stg•
114.- Mill Mill& ‘Vbt) LS lwen.ty•four
iriirs of age, et '4•Ithions, Nellie Earren,
st. John, and Fret.a.,il rolled
.1110i Al present she Ls perhUrIn big
et Helot/nu a piece entitled "lor Grande
'X et ' N,,IVW11 she unlinks over IOU
, linage. f • :odium'.
liefe.ler•- opinion* and mashie' on
mom.% trainey•illahllig are interest
)11r Ile recently teeter...it the ollicittyl-
t tu or': J.1 ), riedi po
" co the lull it of "turning down the
',lite)! he I Ma. I tie Imam ay
wee Ifi• .1:iiightel. tie told
,s1 :41. !U id, is AI 16% 1;1 t ‘:ege ,t a
11, money )IILI Get it Nal). re -
an left 1,i lualtest
I , helter lhoia names ,*
ta ' dt, not f-vek hese to
o It CUM' (•111' 110,11./1/ III
"Ili or I, rt y s of 1.4 14161.
' .,.ttaPaff,v so Ph aa foi.:ti I
•••I's lls. ''Ll• as.1
• mlo.1:1111r lX,11.11:11 u..$8, :,,hz yr
IA '0' PU ,11011,101, 111141 4171.11/
bis• so pa.d f, 11 abor
, '1646 lel • 11,.- brs, .
1.“ ne."
1.-- me.1 si, o,t "..to
5.4 41111 M.* l'OnIfIrl , interesi.tig
.lerl . her hte 'me
! 7211in,i1 'fi"
4,114,1/4.4444 II lath 1-1-114.114,141
I piiori. nolo h Flatleaa h,r .11,11g.
OW if OU She *sag itight
..1111 nt Kruger...4(1w'. at the time
ita.d "%Put) *he
n lop ariuund , ape Horn ma Li sunlit
,ee hold. 'then tter 1.,‘, Itilitg.1
; '14"1°.;r1.';'11 iudiarta.:' inkuu;
• eflid, I he ,s,.,peren.••• that
n..,le the h.!, in ,he sumo
I!, 110* bille ,•A ,l,t1 f N.! 4)1.
•'• o I/111 ,(1
..,,,aae.1 'oat (Will,
Fel 7,00 1-1101:14 11-4,11.
182.000 Horses Ake 1 ortautned no Food
tit German).
ltinn there .,11114,011,,1.0,1 ff,r forsi
King,Join 4(f ealem It 922 hors.**
mei ',I 7341 aI,,g,s I h., t411/4 11 ti 11444,04044
2-'i horst:, and ',sr,'
In al.-. so hol, empire al 1906. necording
the s+., Ferro Vagarine
%%ere skintight., ..1$ r 1/42.IX1/1
01114I t11/4.1I1 ,411, di, kr*
go int.', !raft in nip
"l+irsellefel ,* s er s gealomai,
I gal in I ;1•Eltoi n nes", „pups,.
clans in thrase the ail .1.1t10.•Ft.
.^entreA." Sat s .1.1,1 states Sons,' In,
"and fans, r it h I
marlot !iv It spe, in,i,
elainilng lee it h ghee pm -coning,.
40 11,1411111041t 1141141 '4111 14 cither / 4, I
441'114 Mallon 14' 114 r*
"vieIthr r is advr.4.
tiaetneilia ni 11'1111 or , for the plat'
rativar. ig• f. .1.411140110F Nor us
pre441hIP In rend the 1.erman newspaper*
f ant lenalls f nine %dhoti! isiming
1, Ito. conclusion thni great man% $1,14
killed and .,011,,ti that de re I give. of
their lives under 11140,1/4an
oprrio ileialling Ilia arregl trial
nv alien and puillshmeni ho fine or
,,f nien harged V11111
'silting and moiler d.,g* lila I ttettgartl
Otner4. Nalnable anirnaLa or
^heristted housetto'..1 pets. are not intro.
qeent."
•••,, .et 0,11101416r
• r .1 Th,* iv nu CI Oa, V. (Is di*
though Ahc. paeued nit me poiminettiorio
, I ne.o. ne,g1114,, .r) the px•
(m141,111 n,r4...rit et, Mr, liarrv n Hunt,
oifig sailer Mem Imertek.
, e., e "cuing up" fer "MD 4ter
a . e a -sae nt eght. and
tie aeddlrig W(114 not long delayvit
\in ourrr t: tn.
"A friend .n need cs a friend inched.'
la a *a) fig Ittal mann* funny.
how i -un friend who is in need
Advance a follow money?
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