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THE WORLD'S IDEAL
Should Be th• Maintenance of
the GUMMI Peace
SAYS CZAR OF ALL THE RUSSIAS
)paperer reseal.. lrpdeeess • ben.atleu
V brife11 by p, eoleg •s Interna-
' U..d Fear C..L.re... Th. Net.
-d.aawhlle Mb Cheese AM-
basso/Nu 1'r dl.te Was With.
airltala - Cable News.
M. Petersburg, Aug. 119. -By order of
Z opuror Nichola., Count Murnvleff, the
Foreign Minister, ou We 24th 1na.ut,
handed to the foreign diplomats at St.
Petersburg • note de!laring that the
rialntonanme of pace and the reduction
' a the niixi*vairwatuNlt, on4s crushing
-- t•1I mations, Is the trial -nes -
'overtime its
real-nes-
'o ernrneits ougbt to etNye. The came
oonoidera the preaw0t moment favorable
5tr tho inauguration of a wuvente0t look
, lag to this eud, and bas invited the
powers to tale part In an International
000(erence, as a means of thus assuring
neat and lasting peace and terminating
the p cogre.elve increase of armaments.
lite text of the note is et follows:
Teat •r tit s..1..
"The malptrusuce of general serer Sud
- tlr possible redurtddb of the ektcoobvr ar-
- --mora..,--wilieh--..•lgk-rwu-. ri1.-ruum+u.
prewmt thewselies its exhales 4 ialltb.us
to the whole world as au Ideal to,s:ud
which the eudeeturs of all g,verutueuts
--IllionItrter*WWIPfer Tar-k6eiftellwrtae
. kaauitaieasa Nieto el _.111 Mujeoty. the
.,_Woe over -to -.Ibis- view- As the• colsIat l
that rile lofty aim is lu-eoufurwlty with
the must esaeutlsd lulenrts .ud legitimate
views of all the powers and the Imperial
44orerneneat thinks, the prow -tet w..weut
would he tea Lemmas* w .eeklug tae
Means.
"Intereaticaal diserdea 1. the noel et•
Aetui amen of etslutag all people's bear
. tt--areal, dnrabte peace. abote all putting
as end to the pregrewslve development
M.,
uetl
Me presort arwsweUts." hut the-eeurse of the t 20 errs tat
wing tot general appointmentappointmentba
ent a growl
lg
sectaHy prooruuced 10 the coneroence.
Of civilised nations, and the pre•erpreservation'preservation'el
peace has been put forward as an object
kr
1 poey.--14 1s . 44e -
art great "tate* Moe resale ad blemmaees
wit IBMOvttf w.-na gal
''Ti i-ILS-heurr to guarsutre peau that
�.. -1tP a>Mve"dssal
elopterla pfe"•asau
anpreeedeatted their n.11nary fortes, std
still e044112112 to Increase them wltbost
shrinking Rs
from any .,-Otter.
••Neverebelewthawall thaw e
yet been able to bring about
remitrrlt desired--paclfcstl,n.
'The financial charred following the up
ward march strike -at the very- poor of pub -
11c prosperity. The Intellectual and physi-
cal strength of the nations' iab"r sad capi
nal are meetly diverted from Ibe1e neural
epplh-sriou and are unpr,luc Iyety consum-
ed. Hundreds of mtlltous are devoted to
legering terrible euglnes of destruction,
wbte-b, though to -day regarded aa the best
worts of science. are deo nod to -morrow t•
le
teaH timer 'sloe in *aa queue,
of some (.Saab discovery os the
NM, field." , National Soutar., *o flom.c
pennon end the prxlon of wevltb are
dither Mtn) sed or checked In devel..pmeo;t.
. Morrorer, to preportloa a Die armaments
.f each power Increase, they less and lees
fulfill the object the Government has set
before themselves.
' The economic crisis', due la great part
rivente the riven om arm.meure a 1'oetrs•cs4
and the cootluual danger 'ebbe lies la 'hl
massing of war material are transforming
the .rued peer* of our day■ Into a en.l-
Ing burden wblrb the peor,
people. have mo
earl more dlflh•ol7J In bearin[
"ft - .memo-tortdeat Mat Willis`.tate at
ed
thing. were to be prolongIt would Iced•.ir
tably lead to tie very cataclysm tt le daed to avert, and the horrors whereof
make y thinking being shudder In ad-
yanee.
' Tat
o put an end to tb... lneeant Irmameats •nd to seek the means of of wanting
off the. enamels• whir•b are threatening
the whole world -such 1e the supreme duty
todayse
Imposed upon all nations.
"pilled with thie Idea. Ills Mainly has
been pleased to command me to protege
t all Governemta whose representatives
are accredited to the Imperial Court. them
assembling of a conference which 'lull oe-
ropy Itself with this grave proble.
'Tin conference will be, by the Delp of
God.. bsppy preemie for the rentury which
1. about to open. It would converge tate
one powerful focus the snort• of all states
sincerely' seeking to make 4row
great ro
e.ptaon of unlvegml p See triumph over the Monad.elements of trouble and Monad. and It
would, at the same time, cement Their
agreement by a corporate eon...ration of
the prine4plee of equity sod right, wher.•on
rest the security of state. ted the welfare
of peoples." ------- - - --
4
leo 1
that a
before
ale C
biotite )11ui.ter, Indeed, expecte
t atille1 will wroth', break out
ebe end of the year.
VIOLENT SCENES.
lard• Mardowald and M. Pavlof
Have Hot Wards.
London, Aug. 29.-A special deenateh
frotu
Shaughal soya: "Violent manes are
reputed to have occurred between Sir
Claude Macdonald, the.Hrhlrh Minister,
and M. Pavloff, the Horan Charge
d'Affaires, owing to the letter's nom•
mending the 'Prong 1J 'amen to break
I1r'Agreement with the Hong Kong Hank
under Iain of the Cear'• strong dhapleae-
ure. The Chinese are in jtnel to obey M.
Pavluff, seeing that the British cumber
,e
themselves to vertx:i proata.
"The position Is now worse than ever.
The Human ships have returned to Port
Arthur, iwhlle the British Teasels are
a.seinbling at Wet Llai Nei and Cbefew.
Extreme activity prevails ashore at Fort
A rthur.
"'1 he action of the Roseland at New
Chwang indicates an intention on their
,J41..,J41..1"011141111 there In strong force
whether they build the 'lieu Tan Hall-
way or not."
Forel" Mlles Admits It.
London, Aug. 29. -The officials at the
Foreign Ottice admit that there b contd.
arable truth In the deapateh hem Pekin
to the Dully Mali asserting that the role•
;Iona between the Tseng IJ Yemen and
Sir Claude Macdonald, the Bridal. Min•
toter to Chine. are strained to '.1.• point
of rupture and that Sir Claude has In•
limatJmatad flat lima Britain will regard as
a cases twill any failure on the part of
China ..o observe her wishes.
Thea_ say that the •ituatlou between
tlreaa ilia n_T`R
.end"167i la acute. SUP
Cheek. M•odonald IIrenuously tndeting
Ra
�tVhlaq shall observe her engagements
Go the British ayOdiratee, and demanding
setlataotory explanations with regard to
the t'ekin-Hankow hallway. It necessary,
the British squadron now assembled at
Wel Hal Wel will support. the British
ellnl•ter'Cdemands.
t --
Tonne tw.il. Of Fighting.
saLondon, Aug. 29. -Gen. Kitchener's
tome, operating on she Nile, OcMiafns en
•hnusual number of sons and nephews of
distinguished men. Lord Roberta, Lord
Salisbury, Gen. air Evelyn Wood. tee
"Cad of Derby. Lord Medway, the Earl of
wlattdeer le -Al* .1#9ft. 1050.h 0f 1/17JAH
have each a son lathe Seder's oommand,
and the Duke of Took has two. The Karl
it Darter net two nopbews t5ote and
rgac::L*pI.iffelasIbe, Cemtraeeer In -Chief
of the Army, has one.
arta have sot
the benefices&
Predwm.d a teasels.
London, Aug. S5. -The Cear's propal•
tion is likely to prodoce a ersatlon
throughout Europe. and, ooming from
such • quarter, and with such evident
sinoerity, it is likely to have Important
effects- There 1s no doubt with Rawl•
taking the lead In ouch a Step, Germany,
F'ranoe and the other nations will be
ready to follow.
Wow
M
IDDLETON-MACDONALD,
the Wanld-H• Rahway Promoter
Espeete4 to Mak* Mowsy Out
of His Scheme.
Woodstock, Aug. 29. -The Mlddleton-
Mardonald fiasco le x111 the talk of the
dim riot. and all have been wnnderlug
what the prtaoner's ahem. was, bow be
Intended 13 make money out of his rail-
way nonstruotlon,
In the first plane, 1f Middleton had had
about 51,000 on hand to carry him over
for another week or two, lla would have
been la s ration to begin to reap his
prat That Would have been tat tire
whet. the rich retractors and railroad
builders would have begun to hover
around him. Middleton would have given
them fat oentraote at a high price and
then collected s big ata from each in
eonelderatlon of what they expected to
make out of the job.
It ds.1.0 alleged that Middleton bed
bb eye on some 512,000, which Mrs.
Thomas 1s said to have, and In one of
Mrs. Thomas' tetters to him Mn.
Thomaa 1a said to bane addressed him as
"Boat: Mao."
Another ramie of income whtnh Mid-
dleton 1e believed to have had his eye on
was AM isle plane were about randy,
and the road war to he run right elms to
the home'. of the pmminent farmer. R.
*epee M .M.wing•Wt farmer Myr elm
road would practically deltrny their prop
arty to melee a oonsirleratlon from each
firmer to divert the mailed no sl not to
Wore tat property. Hitt Middleton had
only 52 left when the hand of the Mw
and he went after him a to the
Wall.
Middleton will have his preliminary
bearing to -morrow.
arlllsh Gunboat tank.
London, Aug. 29.-A despatch from
Camp Hegalr• opposite the lalaud of Gebel
Hayan, aye the AngloEmdenezpedi•
tion has suffered a rather ...tont loft by
the sinking el the gubboatlafire. All on
board were saved.
THE PEACE COMMISSION UETTLED.
Q.T.R. PROSPEROUS.
Tlee-Pr.•ldeat Joseph !.tee Tells Maas
PI,w0 Tklegs A►•st Ike 014
Read Th• Rate War.
Montreal, Aug. I9. -Mr. Jusupb Pilo.,
ex -general manager of the Great Western,
and Dow vloe•proaldent of the Grand
Trunk Railway, rained here yeaterdy.
after a two weeks' Inspection of the lino.
He say. that the tracks and roadbed are
so good that a nein can be .nn as fast as
a wheel can turn. Mrhays' management
hat, be adds, lean a great surer. The
Vlea President says Mr. flays btas not only
paid the deficit of .600,000 created to pre-
vent the debenture stocks from going by
detnult, bel In addition to Ole the earn -
Ings have been aufflolent during the par
half year, which is the lean otos, :o rates
11106,000 to pay the half year's dividend
on the guarantee in full. He says Mr.
MoUulgnn Is a host In himself and that
the divisional superluendenta. Herbert.
Tiffin, Fitzhugh and Cotter. are most
table officials. In fact Mr. Price rays he is
proud of the stag. The vice praldent also
add. that the 20 elegant pra.enger coarse
and the 22 powerful locomotives added to
the rolling stock during the last half year
have all been charged to reserve account.
Those engines, ho Goys, have a tenacity
of hauling 40 cars with 12,000 tons of
freight. The auaual meeting will be held
In London on the 13th of (tet., and Mr.
Price says that Sir Riven -Wilson, who
Nils from New York on Saturday next,
will hove • very pleasant message to im-
part to the shareholders.
The Vies President referred to the rate
war as follows: The earner reoelpee
are greats[ then !Mel year, notwithsland.
log the unfortunate rate war, which, I
believe, will won be over. We are doing
a good many things whtoh I cannot tell
''yalr7uet now, IRWI 'S-11dd
bops the war will sena coma w *need.
Three of th. Five Cemmis.loaen Paver
Territorial Eipaa•lo..
Washington. D.C.. Aug. 29. - The
Pen,. Commission Is settled -the cone.
Inlselonen nave all aoeepted. The laid
acceptance was ,from Ammeter Justly
W'hfte of the Supreme Court. The oom
'Melon 1. aa follows
Wllllam R. Day, present Seore1ry of
State, chairman.
Senator Cashman K. Mavis of Mlnne-
gots, chairman of the Foreign Relation.
Committee of the Senate.
Senator William P. Frye of Maine,
stator member of the Committee on Nor-
een" 11T'gttone of the ewarre. - _ _ • '
Atomised Justin, K. D. White of the
'united stares Supreme Court.
Whitelaw Reid, editor of the New York
Tribune, and former Minister to France.
It 14 regarded as an exe-eelingly .'trong
oommeslon, and one that will satisfy the
American people regarding the Philip
pines. There are at least three members
of the mommleslon who are In favor of
bolding the sept Important part of the
Philippines and not afraid of claiming
the whole group. 'These are Senators
Davie and Frye sod Whitelaw Reid. The
commission will sell about Sept. 15.
HE EXPECTS WAR.
COMM. /.ra.1rf My. H• Cease. damps
rte Tense of ate Mamie
Mw.4..aId.
I.nndrm, Ang. 49.-A apodal Aesp.toh
Nom Shanghml says It ie elated there That
the ('biota. Mtntstw at Mt 1'eter.l,nra hat
reported t1 Me (l.awnment that In his
opinion, the CMS. qt •1I '. will prenlpl
are n ormfi et tweerlit Omar Itr1NM .tnd
Magna. This state et affairs, h. nye, I.
4tettai5 M tat British Amhseas4m pewees
liltat IN. Paeetwwg of sorb
name•, glamianding hutrinna
n 1Mwup. itas w5*,s liaeosn
1. wirreemen. be prodemdnate,
rant Court Vnwt'M( (Nana ewer* le
r3`
Th. fjeehee Conference.
Quebec', Aug. 29. -it Is expected that
Blr Wilfrid Laurier will return front
Aethab.skavllle today In time to take
his place at the afternoon satslon of the
conference. Sir JAmea Winter, who hr
been out of town, will also get back this
evening. The delegate. tare at present en
toying anons relaxation from their Millais.
anti these take the torn of dinners and
visits to Meiotic wenn In the ylclntty of
Quebec. Mr. 1Mbe•It entertained s large
party on his lawn on Saturday afternoon,
and the Hon. Charles Fitspatriek, 4olhrl•
tor -General, emterIilned many gentlemen
at dinner at the Garrison Club in .the
evening.
Log Roller. Crnsh.d at l.onden.
London, Ont.• Aug. 20.-Whileunload
-
Ing s oar of logo on the G.'r.H. tracks
Satnrdny two workmen of the Penney: -
Tanta Bridge Company, named Michael
Cain Ana Junes Hnrke, wore standing on
top of the high pile of loge and removing
IDS stakes which hold them on, when
suddenly the logs bagan to roll, oreclpl-
tating the men to the ground, where the
logs rolled on top of theta. When picked
op both mon were umwnaelons. Cahn was
badly bruited and had hie ankle df.lo•
said. Burke'■ arm wee crushed and hie
hip braised. They were I5WaV d to the
thy hospital. Both men hall from New
York.
Nearly Blvd to Death.
Tstington, Aug. 29. -Fred. Rontledge,
section man on the c.P H., on S.tued•y
night was working has passer no the
band -oar when he was thrown by the
manhtnery backwards off the oar on to
the frank. The oar passed over him, hnt
be escaped with a broken rib and w very
leavers wound to the act. He nearly bled
b deata from the latter wound.
Meting at Manila.
Manila, Aug. 27. -Thera ha. been •
very serious cleah at Ca,lta between Uni-
ted Stew soldiers and theln.nrgentt, the
rioting resulting In the killing of one
moldier and the sertoue wounding of an
other. George Hudson, a member of the
Utah battery, got into a Maputo with a
wmMv..Mpkepa•. Fewtng *nab s h.
fired his revolver to the air to attr,et the
attention of some of his fellow noldiern
A great crowd of nattvel. ran to the.rens
of the dl.tnrhaane and at once began Or
Ing their revolver. killing Hndenn and
aertouafy wounding Corporal WII1iam
Anderson of the rine battery, who hod
hurried to the atolotnnne of finder The
dlsalleetton is Spreading a the outlying
district:a.
Me Mange M This Time.
Toronto, Aug. P7 -Nn report from Ot-
tawa regarding the trainer of the Alsh
et1N Department fano Ottawa to Toronto
has yin been reeelv..l at the Pa llam,nt
belNlep amt It Is Bald no change wan
be made 1111 the e*tatlag 1loseaas are
expired.
RELAPSE OF THE POPE.
Prl.d's .f -Idle Mousesetimm"s•4-t5
the T.tle•a-Tb. Aged Prelate
_.. Parr Tara *- -
Ream Aug. 119. -Tire pretest edibb
bas been ososed by a sudden relapse of
the Pope. Saturday His Holtoeo fainted
twice and it was necessary to remove him
to 1211. bed.
1t le suggested that the relates was coo -
motioned by His /1011116 214. great desire to
boar down his Illness and to appear well
1e ibis be op/Treed himself -
Thera teas the greatest unesdnad at
the Vatican and the Pope's physician ad-
mitted that Kb Holier,* was ear wile
Man he bad over mown hila-•16--aL tr
thfi'ee" lr
tors.
Summons.. were
Pvostan% wea e.%lee.
Toron•n, Aug. e7. -it 1e said that W.
T. H. PnaMn resigned the Pro,Inelal
IJbewrlau.5lp M teak• temporary charge
sf the Grit ampotgn In IDS hee elsa*Mna.
Mr. Ayers Penis* ales h/ plana end
M11 Weirs Awuton, the late IiMmrtides
daughter. brow.. aesltaMt Y1.ar5.a
r
NAVAL APPRENTICES.
THE BOYS ON .,,,r. WARSHIPS AND
HOW THEY ARE TRAINED.
Ath Raperlsw Mae Toads be imam Mora
Dlgelasd, MIT Controlled dem, area
Qualified te flake Thole Way Either
Moat er Ae1414e.
Apl'rentloablp In toe flatted State
navy is capable of making either amen or
• reprobate of a boy. lie is given mom
Inducement to become • good, solid man,
whether for continuation as • member of
a men of -war's ship's 0,"upany or fur the
earning of • livelihood ashore. The offlers
of the American an give the apprentice
boys considerably the butter of It over the
bluejackets' who rip as such to all that
ooneerua their tnteret and advanrrutent,
end the boy who during the period Dist he
wears the appraottoe's figure of eight knot
on his in ustrrtng shirt guns wrong and he-
connt r rowdy and a so -a lawyer br only
hie lunate cuetdnees to blame for 14
The whole tendency of the apprentloe's
training nboord au American man-of-war
makes fur the ooaverslou of the lad Into a
dignified, self oontrolle'd, able man, •
matsble•s seaman •red IS tiptop gunner, to
'say nothing of the eubstantlal equipment
It furuiehtie him fur lucretive employ-
ment should he elect upon the ouncluslou
of Ills apprenticeship to settle down aahrtre.
It Is the old sailors, tie teen who have
spent about an equal ',umber of years In
the merchant marine and in the United
States navy, who posew.s the greatest pow-
er for good or evil In making or breaking
American naval apprentices. The officers
at hold the lads wdtb • strong rein when
they have them under lmlwedtate In.truo-
, briar bertMeteferweritar the
then. and. tbilthe
If the m. Sal M hi them, It L bound to
come out. The slid Yate naval sailors can
tell at • glens 5w • just shipped boy
or a boy fresh ate'-eabang m•not-
war from a training ahlp hes /Dec"mak-
Inge" of a flalah.d taBlieiai*good ahlp-
mea In his composition. If Mair careful
inspection of gash a boy eoovtnoes them
that the lad 1a MM Their paine, they "go
to work" on lin from IM very outs& of
his cruising tlegggr, se•soa him with all of
the practical &lp and gun Information
thee they themselves have ploked up ata
lads teen to spread and grog. They •fe
put through the urn, exacting .serines.,
quite aside front their daily bit tet beery
work.--asnr'olIsS that are dudgned to bring
every unmoor of to body into play -and
the result 1s that they very rwdfbegln to
01pals4L and the steal gds Into their ecus -
otos, Mie to remain r long as they live.
Whim the apprentices emerge from their
appreoWlNblp and ship over as full fledged
bluej etkete at the seaman gunner rag,
they are given ffrr.t call in the diatrlbutton
of petty Wither prizes and are, r stated,
eligible for the promotion 50 the rank of
warrant officers For these seasons ap-
prentices ate never called upon during the
roar as boys to perform auy 'mutat
tars on shipboard. The whole Idea of
naval appreutloeshlp in the American
navy 1s to inculcate uprightness, dignity
and smallness into the lads, for upon tat
character of them boys the future of the
• forward ends of American menof-war le
known to depend -Philadelphia Timm
MIT F000 FOR CHILDREN.
They Medd M 61,0. Tad Which M111
OMNI Nearer. Wraith and Nerve.
"If mothers only knew how to prepare
their children for the harda1lps of life,
those conditions might be wary avoided,"
writes Mn. S. T. Rorer of ...The Best Dir
For Bloodless Girls, " in The Ladies' !fume
Journal. "At a very early ago they should
be taught to eat food to build wurcle,
brain .pd nerve and to give fora and her
-out utto satiety appetite, a sclen-
1111 r theyaiply then a hnpharard operation. The mousy paid to the expo," company
It Is nut necessary, boweser, to hold long would De sena to Toronto Dud collected
oonrer„ations with the child ea to who by Wieder as oondgnra
she should and should opt eat. Asa rule,
the flat dieh of oatmeal ate molter'd
( Ta. lgterttg poi* =dyer .need.
to her font child le simply coveted wtta Vancouver, Aug. 19 -Th. body _a(
sugar, In a little whit. the beak/110"i Hobert J. Johnston, assistant park keep.
out, and etre e1Mllir Indlgeselese �,a��,�se wog found in the harbor Saturdar
"TDan, Dao.-TTIesceased had been miring sines August
Winner feels that tmtg1Lraligaeb'l, sad '16 He was • native or Midland,
r 5. the age of 15 or 16, whim an anmmbad' Ono
llocililoa cooter over her' ta4t the oro o.a Work was darted on Friday o• this
o
eeftry article to bar 1 ' la the Was. Marine Railway and dry dock, witch,
dltfioult io fah•, and 11 1 trequenty mem when completed, will add muds to Van -
unary to resort to oil bathe or o11 louar `wuru's importance r •shipping port.
IIhat sYou
il:er will *5 Droit wing addedWHEAT FOR SEVEN DAYS.
to the ordinary dietary Butter and create
may be used In large quantities r OW A Donn■e ler Every Day at Liverpool,
patient ciao conveniently dlges4 Ism casadl•a Mae Kept esu wad
All tried foods must be strictly •noel/• need. Th. Prteva
1d Potatoes ay lo. oaten tesla a wet eleturday Evening, Aug 27,
and abouts alwayms be baked. Bolted else The speculative wheat markets durteg
tee past week Mee bees nervous and m-
enace to .see -saw, The teodiery on the
- Chicago Soard has seen toward"
-' Iba Breda. up or i. 2-bje-Jell-Shies and the
Wingog of Ater options.. With the mo
roach of the •ad of the some the August
eatery Me Area ;ic ger bra strove. tie
t67 a week ago, and ieptember 10*-
• dept. Tie mane for this 4 the dep'etlot
M old storks, and the as yet comparatively
light receipts from farmers. In view of
til• year's very large crops, however, meet
authorities twee lit predicting • low range
of prime for the season. The action of
the Liverpool market, at any rate, would
seer to point lc lower quotations aloe.
lam Saturd•y,oe that bcaed,eaeb wheat hag
declined lid to 74 per cental. are the lino
[ember optima 1a• fallen of Sled. The Eng -
Ilse and French trope are regarded as big,
sad fias.ta, damage reports to ID. coarser
aotwith■tendlag. 1. likely to give a good
arrount of herself.
A. regards Ontario wheat 1t stands ■1
Mk per bush. or No lower than a rear •ar
while new Manitoba bard is quoted at 57e
.1 aIoet at Fort William. Outstrip wheal Is
regarded as the beer In quality for malty
year.. The herey 1s large. plump au 1
Ar.t, •od It Is said that la many leetanr.5
white wheat that weighs M! pounds to the
bush. and redwhen flat wet;b. at pounds
to the bn.h are being totted. The quan-
tity and quality of the yield should belp to
make op for tat defi.ieacy l prices.
l,eading Wheat Markets.
Following an the clone. prices to -day at
lmpun•ot centre*:
Cash. An, Sap•.
Chinge .....5.... $0 e'r*4 to et 5o al%
Xr•w York ... .. 0 7351 '1)1
woe t. 00't
fit. I�.'1ul. .... 9.518 067 fluIk'P% 1 ter,
o edoyt . ... 0 6?!Y 11`itrf 0 0
IDelrolt . .. o .471, 0 1175* 0 4Stt 0 OJlg
?fortieth . u e7 .... 0 p 0 overt
Dninrh, No. 1
Mlane.polfs .... O 64 0 Wee • brie
Tr ronin. No. 1
_Mrd ioldn .. 0 t•9'4 .... ,,,. .....
a MILES EMORY f'
Whop Worked taw. Watch Yrhe ea Nal•
Mot.ik•.p•ro le Ostarlo A■
Arrest in Toronto.
Toronto, Aug. 29 - On Saturday after-
noon P. C. An•ou arrested George H.
Wheeler, 334 Georg. etrest, Jur anew D.
bad left the Canadian Express Company's
omen, and locked hire up al headquart-
er. At the station D. wee obarg.d w11b
receiving money knowing It to hare .anon
obtained by fraud. W'DNl.r, 11 is alleged.
has been representing bleier( as Mlles
Emory, a traveler for Mears. Goldstein.
llurwelly, Jones .11 Co , a7 to 73 Hroed•
way, New Tool. dealers In tobacco leaf
and clgars.
lila mode of operation was to Nod a
letter to a botelkeeper Su a town, telling
him shad he bad mut with an accident to
his wateh, and had taken the liberty to
ask the Globe Jewelry Co. of Toronto
to forward It to the hotel. 'the proprl.sur
was asked to pay the charges and hold
She parcel until his arrival. He would
add a postscript to the letter, telling the
boS.lkeep.r the date of his supposed ar-
rival. In dote Hall fake puree' would arrive
at the hone by express. C.U.U. The
charges for repairs were usually about
111.70, and expire charges 25 cents. In
almost every Instance the proprietor paid
the Lill and locked the parcel In his tate.
After the tune had elapsed for the trav-
eler'. expected arrival, the hotelkeeper
would become curious and open the par-
cel, only to float a large wad of led paper.
BY THE SEA.
Issued by Cardinal
Rampolla, calling all the Cardinals In
Rome to the Vatican, and also calling all
the personal friends of the Pope wbe were
within roach of tDe telegraph to Italy.
The Impreeetou 1h tat cit) is that IDS
Ian diner Is upon HA Hennes' and that
he wall not be able to get up from Ms
bed again.
However, Dr. Lappoul, the Pope's per-
oral physician says there is .1111 hope
for His Hollers, ■red ferrtter staves that
much that 1s given oat Is given a re0oa-
tlenal oolortng which 1. not warranted.
ROl'IILIFFE RA.GEY HEADY.
Advertisements ter Tenders f.. • Post
Aelutte ferele. t. M. lamed.
Ottawa, Aug. 2e. -Rockliffe ranges
had finishing touch.e 5atcrd•y, and are
now ready for .1e D. R. A utas -Des. Thee
aro 360 entries -a little Tess than lar
year.
A quiet tont determined efforts being
made by loading business men of the city
in have the altered of she Nl+1r
national Conference removed
maved to Otteeft.'
Every Induameut possible Is being �L
'offered.
A ooaple of weeks ago Harry O'Brien
not only engaged several teen to work on
the different branches of the C.P. H. in
the Northwest, but was also united In
matrimony to Miss M. Kllday, heed
waitress at the Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs.
O'Brien left town a few days later• not
ahnoancing their destination. it Is now
said that he Is wanted In Smith's Fells
for fraud and also t0at a charge of big-
amy Is 00 be laid against him.
Advertisements Inviting tenders for the
fast Atlantic service will be lamed next
week. They will sok for bldg for a 20.
knot service. 1t 1e understood that the
Government will adhere to Its plan of
asking for fast •easel, of turret tope.
ENGLAND COALING FOR WAN..
Immense C.atra.t Secured by • Virginia
Carper
Norfolk, Va., Aug. 29. -There have
been shipped from Norfolk,' In British
bottom,. 17 cargoes of Pocahontas coal,
aggregating 70,123 tons, They have gone
to 11 different coaling station. belonging
(♦' ingilnd, and 1t has been believed that
b. /land was stocking stations In the
.nt of possible war. The l'osbontr
Coal Company has practically admitted
thin an unllulted contract from the Brit•
fah (lovermiseif for coaling stations all
oner the world has been serured, and the
work has just fairly commenced.
The Dunlop Read Knee.
Toronto. Aug. 29. -At tat . Dunlop
trophy road race, 20 miles. four on Wood•
bine track, fifteen on the Kingston road,
and one on the track at the finish. on
Setnoday, the Royal l:nnadlan• won the
5600 silver shield. which wee won by the
Ramblers last year. The 11.1 rider to was
J. K. Shorts, R.C.B.C., time 65.30.4-6.
The Hamblen team met with an aoofdenl
whleh delayed some of them. The five
teams stood In lite order at the finish: 1
Hotels. 2 Queen City's, 3 Hamilton
Creenenta. 4 Ramblers, 5 Exalelors. In
the rnen'e puncture E. A. Peters mended
the Lire in 65 sesonds, and in tat women's
puncture moo Mlsa M. Phillip' patched
the puncture and Inflated her tin In 1
min. 24 gee. Three thousand people wars
present.
The Ternee Rank Conadl.nr.
Pout Huron, Mich., Ang. 119.-0olleb
for Avery, who is at 1k, bead of the
immigrant deportment, Saye: "1t has
been On custom for the Caoadlan Paoige
and Grand 'trunk to offer spaniel induce
mens" to have Canadians. 001101 and work
In tote wheat fields off North Delon. In
every are whore an immigrant 0011111
show that he had worked for 90 days a
r t*u0ed rain Wopfd be offered him to
et en home after the baryon 04er.
TM., in my mind, woe • A11w1 violation
of the alien Ichor Ire. The nerier wag
finally taken Se the Tiearary Dm
gpsetent
and my action was. i�astelned,'r
She --"You put kered up your lips so then, that 1 thought you were
going to kiss me."
He -"No ; I got some sand in my mouth."
She --"Well, for heaven's sake swallow it I You need it in your
system."
years of experience and onus supplement may be taken once a day, but all bulk
the technical education that the boy re- bods, snob as turnips, cabbage, Garrote
°elves from the officers The gallon who and parsnip', should be avoided. I fully
thus take • kindly Interest In a boy who believe that special feuding 1n any dimes
looks promising do not treat him with will bring about a cure unattainable by
partiality, and to gets swatted about just medlola. done. By special feeding foe
as much at the apprentice who is ■ slug- Ifiltseotdlsea•es I mean living oat precn's-
geed. Is such food ea the patient In that condi-
But the interest they exhibit in drilling Mon can thoroughly diger and aeeimtlatm
sea lore tato his mind and their pains In or upon the best foots to repair the dos-
Inetructing hon on every- II'tle valuable ,aged tissues, rejectingall others"
detail as the couralrm Wes ptdnty show
that they hays "got him In their :nods,' DECLINE OF THE DUSTER.
and observation prove. that the boys who -------
are thus picked out by the old timers up Am ?sisH.Fl Dreppearamee .f a Gorman
forward as being worth theme efforts aro That Wee one. Familiar.
the lads who get the warrant omnere A traveler by rail cannot fell to notice
blouses when their apprentloeshlp is over
Ask any warrant offer. In the ('noted
States navy today about the struggle he
had to finally attain the wearing of a
sword from the wearing of a figure of
eight knot, and he will begin to speak af-
fectionately of two or three .grumpy, sav-
age old bos'o'n mates or quarter:na drs
to whom he claims he owes most of his
11111004114. 1t 1.a matter of pride with the
old timers to thus boost a lad up the lad-
der.
From his very fleet day on board either
• training sbtpor a men -of -war properthe
unfledged youngster 1. expected to bop
right oat of hie txrybood and to assume te
all Intents and purpoms the roll status et
• men. He lives among men that have
ranged the world tweet of their lives; he
works alongside of them, and almost N
mush work is ezpetd from him as from
the old timers; he puts tap lath the same
amount of hardship, toes the same mark
of dlartplinw is quite as responsible at the
meat her derelictions and just as liable to
• tour In the brig In double trop' for mis-
oondset as his older shipmates, who, re-
• ard the circumnavigation of thm globe as
• bagatelle.
The hay who at the outset of his naval
111 sheds • lonerine tear Or two In his
hammock, but who keeps up a brave front
whim In view of his shipmates, as the lad
Who may be always merited for a winner.-
It
inner:It would he out of nature for a youngster
of any wort a setisthllltles wherever to
plunge into mon of war Itte, with all -of
fie apparent rigidity at Snot stabil without
being a bit taken reek and oppressed by
the roughness of It all The navy Is oom-
posed, as • whole, foresail aft, of genuine
nlaseultne mere and of deeply affectionate
and unswervingly loyal men, too, when
their setasem and confidence here been
won, but 1n no environment is the parade
of even the slightest suspicion of sena•
mentality more quickly frowned upon
'Mon kof a
Hien the forward tiro man of
The state d Mese *Mob hat- pevalld war.
1m Florence sad Milan glom the mobs of From the purely physical point of neer
last spring will be slated en amt. 1. apprwnt.ieehlp an the navy Is a Inc thing
for a lad. Nine out of ten naval appren
time when they attain their mwjoritiee are
strapping, rugged. brawny men, cepable
of enduring any amount of hwntshlp and
posseneing • gnollty of health and sound
nem that le bXOnd to w them through
many tope and downs authors shouts they
elect to quit the ears when they reanh the
are of el, which not many of thorn dq by
the way. Of Comm In order to gat Into
the nary •5 all the) apprentfee tenet he
sound of body, int many of the bubo nnly
gee lobo the Perste* by narrow margin,
owing to their toeing moderated or of t*,
71.17 rngged ahrrwrter of physleal make
up. Ono, they get to work on the dente
of • man of ever, providing there 1m Huth
tog latent and (onetllertMnal Lite matte.
I with them, It is amulets te ate Dow qtr
leoniner--•,sem-•-rte,..-...r,.....�. .
Too lre1NPs Nreelei Coke
M.ulresl, Ang. 47. --Nein has jos
Mien tMelve.d here of the death at '1r
Wilfrid Tanner's ridden.* M Atlb•bank•-
eille, of DriJ hil4 toorisrh the Prowler's
brother. H. has norm 111 for some time,
and nnly recently returned from a trip to
Clatfrws% *ken for hie health.
Th. e1441esea Cameo
Wrs.dseoeb, Aog. e7. -Te eerdey eew
1e ■sec d.eelopmente In the seer fammu
Midair.. railway swindle.
Itra,Mer. Alite TT. -==0T&tdIron's ear •
tespondeees base wee (eerhanled ?spew.
day. ami wow net .nem for doubt OM be
to Molbnald is left.
r-.•--.....eS,.,.,..- ..r .. -.
the doelio* of the duster. And one does
not need to be, as the man said, • cente-
narian to observe this In fact, only 30 or
IA years ago dusters were commonly worn
by railroad travelers They were coexist-
ent welt! Itoe carpet sack and tat alligator
mouthed valise, both now more oomplete-
ly passed away than IDS duster Itself and
almost es completely goner the hair cov-
e red trunk
The duster was worn, of coarse, to mu-
ter sae wearer and hie garnoenta from the
dank When the linen duster flourished,
locomotives burned wood, tracks were sand
ballasted and rails were light, can wen
not vestibuled or provided with dust
screens for the windows, and the time re•
gulled to Dover • given distance seas far
greater than now A duster was far mon
ceded then than now, and 11 was likely
*o be • peso( the equipment of the renal
as well a of the regular traveler. Indeed
It may be said that the casual traveler
would scarcely have thought that be had
made • trip by all unless he had provided
btmself with that Indlapenaable part of ev-
ery traveler's equipment.
But the linen duster seas not tae only
one. There were dusters of alpaca and of
mohair and of other materials, some of
them black and some gray-hfg, flowing,
comfortable dusters, wDloh, if not beauti-
ful, had at least the graoe that all thinim
made of good material' posers You oould
almost tell a man without seeing his far
by the dealer that he wore -New York
Sou.
Tim Tenn of Wallets.
From 11 :90 onward for tWo hours the
Turks did their very beet. .'lel, gra was
Ineemant. W. kept • commas watch and
fired when possible, int de we wereagatnet
the skyline the enemy had a much tette
sight of us then we had of them. How-
ever, from behind our little wall we could
laugh and say, "Kale oral" ("Good morn-
ing to you") as the huller howled peat.
117 the way, the year of • bullet vada
There is the thin, high whletle, 50 which
nn one faye any attention after the Aral
ball hour; there Is the prolonged man,
'the cry of a last spirit," es • nnrellr
might ray; there is the wolfish bowl,
which for tome reason always ams to be
taking one on the flank Instead of fairly
In front, and last of oil there Is the tow,
111 tempered beta, as though the nasty
thing lead got out of bel the wrong side,
as ob/ldnn my It t5 far the mala terrify•
hep, sepeelwlly if 1t stxM..nfy stupe as tat
huller strikes something Moo M hod. it
was s Was hull.. only that we poittwly
wished "(lamb motming. "-l.lfndoa Cbr.n-
While taw waddle. serrke le poeadlwg
M Jelin, hips Mate kindles t/ boreh, and
tat bettlegroo0 Ilgkta a fire free 15 eats
Pane Me wife's islaysDloP
Toronto St. Lawreaee Market.
Receipts of grain ate ail kinds of firm
produce were lerge today. Teta' deliveries
.f grebe aOo0ted to 1011 bushel.
Wheat steady): 131a bu.hels ell a. 1 l-
lews: white 707, red Tie end goose 61',e
per bu.hel.
five firmer; one Ind solo ■t 4314e per
bushel,
Rarl.y armee, 400 bushels selling at 44e
tc 45e.
Oats Maier, 1500 bushels selling at -2fe
to 20e.
Peas steady; 2m bnehels seal at 57e es
Ger.
Two loads of Fife epilog wbeat sold 'at
67, to ave per bit+bre.
Hay reeler: Ni Mede mold at Sr- t. Mae
fur timothy and 55 to 417 for Cle,TT eel
timothy mined,
Stray saes at-IS1 .1T-pa1..
entente* Lie sural.
t'hfeagr. Avg 27.- Hogs- Kaneohe' re-
rellets 11140, 17,000; left over, 2266; 11tht
hogs, Sr higher; others steady to strnsu ;
light, 1.70 to $4.13: mixed. we) to 54,12! ;
h.•eve. 1 to 114.06; rmgh, $3.50 to 03.70.
Cattle-dgrket receipts, tote; dull; en-
tailment.
Claes* Markets.
London, Ont., Aug. 27. -At the market
held here to -day 2:0 boxes of July make
sari 742 of Angust were boarded. No ..les;
smell attendance.
ogdeo.iurg, N. T., Aag. 27.-Nlnete*n
Iota, 12118 hones, chore. offered: 7'(,e toll:
m, este.. Inter on street tome gold for
Tltc.
('owan.vllle, Que., Ang. 27. -At the meet -
Ing today 37 faetorlet offered 2340 Noes
of .hers.; one erenmery 20 tette better:
Ia1.v offered for butter: no maga. One nth -
drool and ninety-four bores of chaise went
to J. (ilbaon for lite. last half Jnly rherae.
Balance were held for higher prime. Ward
adjourned 1111 Satnrday, Slept. 4.
Wstertnwn, N. 1, Aug. 27. --Sales short
iLn11 holm; price" range.' from (Rae to 7540,
mostly early Argo'.t.
East Afar cattle Market.
Rett Buffalo, Aug, 27-Cattle-Tbe offer -
Ire. were I(e !mole, the Milk of w5Mb were
.to. kers. (:.nada stockers, 5A AS to 54.211:
roves, In m°xleriae amply snot "1d lower;
.Lobe to extra. $7.26 to 57,10: good to
Minter, 16.75 to 57.26: fair to good, 511.60 to
51.50,
hieep and Lambe -Offerings !Peril -')II
Made. Market 25e lower for Not Made sed
n 're nn poor aQnatlty: end,- 10 nitro
lenity.. $5.01 to 56,77:' gond to coder. }i 0
"Aro: enmmen to fair, 54.23 to 35: she(,t1.
20. Inwer; poor/. extra minted sheen. 141111400
to 54 q6: gor.4 to ehedre, 54 to 54.25: ere
mon mo fele, M to 51.50.
11. g• There were 24) 1,4144 On MI" god
fairly artier. trade. Mediums sod bra y,
84.13 le $4,20: --craw Yorkers *LW WHIP Mf
gra.tein, 14 10 to 4420: pip 14 is 1.10;
moths. $.1.10 to 53.70; soap, .2.15 to 1.23.
Minsk Markets.
!Anomie!, Aug. 21, -Ate, 1 North, twine.5a 91,44 red winter. 5eTd• No. 1 Cal. do .b!
te ate ise; ewa
e. . g%lt 5115. -M ufyo{.
pork. iia 04: I,r1. •"l. 341: 1.tlnw, 114. AA
644, 4, he.ry, I.e.. 'at: llg!tt 2e. e4: .bort
ant. 29s *1; rhe... white, If fa Rd: eolor.M,
111*
Llverpinl--Hose Spit wheat Antl, with
red winter al M TA. 9n. 1 (lei et tee 14
sod No. 1 Northern et 11.0%,1 10':-r• n 'et
al No (P41 for Sept end IS 6KA for Seco
Melee steady at 3. red for spot: Inlet+.,
re lel for Rept.. 11. 116.1 for Oct. sod 1q 11511
tet Dec. near. 21. 04.
SPENT •t I1,eso.eM
This Is the Cast .f tat War N the
0paal.k Pe.ele.
Madrid, Aug. 117.' -TM Ooset5. .lyre
the Coban war sxpea se tapr January
lelh So Jane IAA r 447,189,410 Psoas•
--over $bIl,001,000.
The landing of lemma a1 ('tarsen ata
dense, The men Serena • panne epee
*541 Elght died yeses day,
The asevnentloa of the Ceram fort Sh
ember • ledliawe awe Feriae bad k
lipleelatl so the sater's, at his MN
Maga•., And that the pare oaai ssio
will pose through the Are el parltlatimnit
nay dlsouesten.
Can't Sleep.
Tb. weary vigilv of the night, anxious
boon that drag like days. }low often
they come, and how MINelcome they are.
A system robbed by sleepteeness of
natural rest eatmol be ugon.us and
strong. The nerves are at fault and
must be built up. lir. 11'nrd's Blood sad
Nerve Pills are the remedy that cured
MISS EMMA TEMPLE.
HERE IS WHAT SHE SAYel
At lost, after 'lgb% td5nths of phytyl
We.kseas •.4 u.rvous plu,uratuei•
by over exertion and want of .ret, .1
which time I suffered greatly on n',,,,, o..4
th• ahattervd p,Odiuop tet [uy Ott vett, au tar
which 1 was unable to Ind any rear: 1 L•rs
found • m•diciie ; Or. Weld's Ii ,j sad
Nerve Pills, that in thrse'mbstbs uuJe my
MUSS/ strong, removed all eirvous [rte•.; b;e,,
built up my phvstcal ry.tem and made te.
.tree; and well. They removed Dom,
decoy, and in ca.asequence of taking roar
valwble Pills 1 look forward to the refers
hopefully. 1 have to thank your great cure
fur ner*.sa1eu sed bodily w•0kammGemy
_wisest g,oed.healtband steaewth.
Yours truly,
alga•d, EMMA Ti<MPLI, Hast.nes, Oat,
Dr Ward's Snood acid Serve Pills ere soil
at so cont, per boa, s bones for 5, a. at
drug Isla. or mailed OS receipt of lot, ky
The Dr ward Co , yr Vletoria et, Toruay,
lath of bformauos hes.
MIMED -iadea
Nes MIs Old 0.1E
"1. your husband very much Interested
In the wart" inquired the oelgbhor
"Intereardt" echoed young Mrs Toy
krona "I never saw his mind ao oecupld
with anything. Sometimes Masa W teak
Mice berme be eon tell wbaMM tb. Bea
Sou le Ibeeembedile dwarL"-teas•-
Ingellf _ .__..�_._ ...
I•e Osaliefe F1g►a.
MoTask-Who boo hewed" at
pre, she paginate
M e V osh-H • says the papers an 5.o ton
of war mews for hies to tight.-Pbllebb
phis Praia
1*. Igmptl Cempllmema.
Mise Fortyaummers-I told Mr Betel
I was 30, and he said I didn't look 1t
Fred -Well, you don't; you ha0eol
Ieoked it for at least 1• years.-Yonkere
se -
caber. /e Milled.
"He says that be can marry any girl 1.
"He an. Bat be never please nor
blew York Journal
F.amosss.
WM memory sow eines salt glides
Alemt the tiny tato wall samber.d .vasa
And each tithes .rows wider,
For yoa've got to en a ladder
ft yea wish to •ore the Might to whisk nada
A gentle billow sweeps the asphalt pees,
Aad to ernes W serest yea mast he noised
bear•.
Overthrow you Ala would ere thea
But ye're liable to Ices them
/ year own are.varabsa y-abewssr
Toe tree these summer days lune barred r
1•r happttwse r still will veiny try.
la the AIL adJsanary
We will ee ragnll'o1, veer.
Fee rev Imprns. romance Meet !sly
-Wlmrtaa fi°a
sits �
WEAK, NERVOUS WOMEN
Suffering from palpitation d the inn.
dizzy or faint speak watery blood,
etc., can be readily cured.
A Manitoba Lady Tells About Ha Car.
There is no need whmMver for so many
women to be the subjece of faint .pe1k.
heart and none weakness, anaemia or
any of those health destroying slimes°
prelim te bar sex. Mil-
burn's
i7-
nb rn's Heart and Nerve
Pills regulate the heart
beat and make it strong
and fall, tone the
nerves, enrich the blood.
and relieve the pun
and weakness from
which mo many ironies
gaffer
Mrs. AM -
ander Setter. of
Pigeon Bluff,
Man., writes 55
wooer of tow
oar as follows:
" I have gnat
pleaeare in gin -
Ing my expert'
once of II i I bnrel
Heart and Nerve
Pills. For shout
fen years I wile troubled with throbbing
and flattering of We heart. i tned Eve
doctors and several remedies bat none of
them did me much good. bra) 1 heard
of Milburn's Heart and Nerve rifle .red
bought two boxes. Before I darted can`
Mem I could nM do my boom work sad
flee myeelf op to die. as I thought i would
nimbi oared. Now I feel really sidendid
duos taking the pills, do my work, enPT
m meals and feel as if there wsome-
thiwas ng in life worth living for."
Milbara's Heart end Nerve Pulse arid
by all draggldte at 30c. • bog or 6 bons
for SINS. T. Milton.. sit Co., Toronto, Oat.
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