HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-9-8, Page 6American Commissioners Heard
Many Conflicting Interests.
Dor sed Rwlproclty the e.bjwts of the
('ommlulon.re' Dellboratl0•a It Is
ata*d That lite Alaskan M.ssder7
Ossetia.. Will He Soot to Another
Special ComW1,.i0. - Mu the Comm Ise
Mem Omitted to Favor of U. a Timber
✓ 0?
Quebec', Sept 9. -Yesterday was • day
et delegations at Quebec, and the United
Skates oommleslooere souls were grbw-
•nely tried with the coulee{ of tntereste
which the spokesmen of the various in-
dustries represented developed.
All the morning Froin halt -past nibs
.clock until one in the afternoon the
senimlvalo0ers of the tufted States sal
fes their private parlor at the Chateau
J'rou0oao cud listened with outward,
pelmet and Inward dieraotion to the
sondicting repeeentatioL5 of the several
visiting delegates.
First then were the members of obs
blegatlon of American lumbermen, wbo
want no reduction in the duty on sawn
lam her.
Last week the commissioner listened
to Hon. Mr. Dickinson of Detroit, wbo
wanted to seer lowering of terriers all
round if that were the only way to ob•
Win the ounoellation of the Onterlo ex-
port t•eguetlone.
Yesterday morning the commissions
I8.ten.d to argument& cat quits a different
Nature, and Congressman Tammy of
Ylonseora, and Messrs.Smltb, ti Handal
of -'sgu•ta. Manses, S. T. Knight of
Micnapolia, and C. N. Goodyear of
Buffalo, would have no lowering of the
present high duties.
/tut came Messrs. Stivrster Cunning-
ham and dylvanus Smith of Gloucester.
Mar., wbo did not want the United
States market opened to Canadian ashen
any oondlteone
They were a000mpanled by K. G. Pres-
ton, 11. C. Hall and 0: Howes of the
Boston Chamber of Commerce, with
Wants gaff at vertaneewilk abased -Use
Ylouoseter men.
Fre. Fish for Fre. FLhing.
Free fish for free fishing was their
slogan. They had other wants. too. The
amallest.delewalon numerically, though
number tar camber' there' seer Xiilihing
small about it consisted In the portly
figure of ex Senator Warner Miller, one
time of Al, , now of Grand Mere,
bhewanfgan and other places.
Mr. Miller; Itte to see a masul
d reelproct , n the two countries,
and esp.ola • - • neon of the Unified
Bastes duty . d paper.
Mr. Th I general eastern
manager tbe1 4' tan Pacific Rall•
way, Mw a not Moon-
serumsst tit Chateau yesterday
morning. d pre. (nobly had an eye
open to eat In ttsetlon with the
bond{ng pre legs, matter on which the
Boston men likedise Inter-med.
The New En esel delegations took sip
the greater portion of the United States
eiommladons a time and in them the
femme Merest centered.
The Oleawater rleb.rme.-
Tb» Gloucester then protested vigor/me
ty against the Ameriran market being
opened to Canadian fish In return for the
right to American fishermen to flee In
ren._ Canadian webers. They contended that
the Canadian fnpbtlre fisheries wen of
Utile value to them, and would go •
small way towards compensation for the
free admission of Canadian flab.
The Gloucester fl.hermen are eom.-
wbat anxious to effect an arra igement
et some kind web Newfoundland. m It
would enable thein to obtain necessary
belt under better term. than at present.
The propoil of the Halifax Board of
Trade, contemplating the nooses of Cana-
dian fishermen to the markets of Cuba
and Porto Rioo, to return for Canadian
sonowlons, the Gloucester man opposed
wed all their might.
sat.. cub 1.NprNlty.
Amend the special Interest views of
the Glonooster delegation the representa-
tives of the Boston Chamber of Com•
M.ro0 urged the advantages which a
brad measure of reciprocity would bring
5. the people Of both the Dominion and
i_._ Ib• United States.
In training • eeotsrootirtin* they
pointed out that it was obviously impos-
e-
- ddble that .5011 bndlvtduel indention both
sides should be the gainer, and that the
g eneral benefits should be the object
Might.
Messrs. Preston, Hall and Howes, as
" Ilepr•eentdng the -views of the Chamber of
Commerce of Beaton, would like recl-
▪ j emnlry on as brad lines as possible and
Made w all -embracing as ern be.
^-• British rre0.ree,. Will Have to Oe.
,
'jWhile the New Englanders are anxl-
e ns however, that reciprocity In trade
should be effected, they aro not sanguine
that such a result will come from the
present conference, and all three of the
Boston delegation ay very emphatically
fiat • nolproolty treaty between Canada
and the United States L not possible
with • Canadian tariff In force which
extends • preference to British goals.
Zither the roiproclty schedule will haw
is be so Sweeping •s to bring the duties
on American good. In every instance he
flaw the present Brielsh prefersnllel basis,
Oft then will be no reciprocity.
In this oonneetton Hon. Warner littler
excreted himself similarly. He would
like to ase reofproeelty, he said, but that
scald only come with the abandonment
by Canada of any preferenne for Britain.
If the United States entered Into not-
proolty arrangements with Canada they
did not Intend thereby to let in • lot of
British goods over the bnrder that had
Dome Into the Dominion at 26 per cent
less than the regular tariff.
The Alseta• 0o•.dary.
The question of the Atlantic Inshore
fisheries, which Is understood to have
been the Subject of disenselop Ly the joint
high oommlsefoners on Tuesday and Wed•
faseday afternoon, was allowed to temper
ashy Stand over yesterday afternoon, and
to l8. Shad the Alaska boundary dispute
111 nnderetoed en have peen ekes hp.
Although not nelclally announced, 10
is said that ah agreement ham been re•ch-
edet .8 W the Joint C.nyrnlrlon and that
the Basta meat a the nnnndary of Alaska
will be left to an outside onmmlrton,,Io
be eempeemd a torelgn arbitrators, or to
• ernm/don nompesel of one from Drat
18rthtn, ons,from t1e lined Peden, one
Aram Canada, and one from one of the
fanign powers. Tits settlement of the
buend•riss le sow merely • matte Of
lns•rpretetion of the old treaty of RSI.
asrveys have beer made by b)014 the
Untied Master and Canada, and ao5
wales sew fully undreamed* the een-
MMsa Of ebb other.
side instead w 1 ng oompelled to out
them Into tuna/swell, the Canadian side.
I am rustled of ties because lion M. Uluk•
Innen, wbo raprs,teused the American
lumbermen in their petition to the eom-
mlssioe praying for a modification of the
new Canadle° tariff lave so as to panne
thug who had interests to Canadlao
lumber prior W the passage of the law te
out their logs without being mines/lied to
manufacture them into lumber in Can-
ada, yesterday ala meeting of Fisher &
Turner, the Bay City lumbermen. advised
h1e client, the West brtlunal Bauk of
Detroit, to allow Wither & Turner to (re-
tinue their logging operations in Canada
as • sure mama of paying their debte.
Mum Here Mad a Tip.
"Now, unless' Mr. Dickinson had a
str•Igbt tip that the oommlrlun had 45 -
edea in favor of the Anthem') luwhsr-
Imo, be would never have offered his
clients adrlos of that nature. lie 1s 1n •
weltlon to know, and he does know.
wbat the decision of the commission will
be. At the present time It is being religi-
ously kept secret, but this 1s the straw
which shows which way the wind blows."
D. R' A. -MATCHES.
C a.ladI.g Doe's Work 1s Ca.ads'e Big
sheet -Capt. Cartwright WI.. tie
Oov.re.r's •ISO Cress
Ottawa, Sept 1. -Yesterday was the
.losing day of the Dointnioo Hifle Aro
oletlon's maybes at Hoekllffe Manges.
The 0towakl Military Challenge l'up
presented by the late der Casimir lisowiki
was won by the Royal Grenadiers team,
The finish was as follows: 840 and ear.
Royal Urenadten, 524; 830, 1301 Batt.,
619; 895, 43rd Batt., 610; 820, 48th
Hfgblanders, 486; 115, 6th N.C.A.. 470;
67th Batt., 443; 8rd 1 Ica., 41
Royal teem 41a; Prima of Wale. 411*;
,Queen's Own Rides, 382; lith Royal
Hides, 320. -
'The first -lin Aggro -
Rote, open only to oompetttOn to compete
In Ninety match for aggregate in Nun
ery, Banken', Mtnteter of Militia,
and Kirkpatrick, went with 812 to
Pte. Weitbrrbie, 83. with a mon of 2010.
Thirty dollars and the Challenge Cup,
presented by the Marquis of L snsdowoe,
and 8100 added. open to testes of dye, to
be •warded to named tams mating best
snores In the Hankers', Minister of
Militia, Victoria. and Kirkpatrick,
'rias won by tete Toronto Royal Grena-
diers with • total more of 1,253. Tbe
next four were:
896 -Guelph Hine Association 1 940
20-48rd Battalion
l6•-.7'7th >ti sntniatp., . $•N. , .. ,,l 233
10-841 Royal Intim 1,431
Gillespie Challenge Cup -Terme of 6
men In the Bankers'. Macdougall, Lem.
talon of Canada, Militia. Victoria and
Kirkpatrick matches. Individual medal
for the highest scorer. Score. at 600 and
600 yards to count. The cup was won by
lit* 77th Wentworth Batt., with a more
of 4,790.
e •etheoral's Match.
The Governor General's instal was
shot under favorable clroumetanoes, and
1: was evident high boring was to M
done. The wind was • light twelve
A CBBINEI CRISIS (ERRED.
Revelations In the Dreyfus Case
Europe's Present Sensation.
TM nervous. to Ohre the saeh.r.a/.bed
Caplets et cite .F.eesb Arae u
O pportaalty l rNpe.5*0 Jas......
and limier* Mb Liberte er.wlag in
Itreegth What tis tided .f tee A.tl-
Jewlsh C.epiraoy !oared.
Parts, Sept 8.-A Cabinet crisis U sz•
peed as • result of the Dreyfus affair.
It is said Count K.terhaay will be arrer►-
ed and that starill.lg revelations of the
part he has taken in the case will soon
be made at Berlin and Home.
A R.rl.l.• of Dreyfus' Caw Ioerltable-
London, Sept 9. -All the newspaper
commies* in London, Bailin, Vienne
sed slwwhere roped • revi•lon of the
CAPT. DREYFUS.
Dreyfus case as now Inevlmbto. The eel
aide of Col. limey ..bag oreaINI quite •
s.DaUon.
THE SUICIDE AKRAYOlfgg.
rreseb
Military Authorities. It Is Sall.
Med • Mud i• It.
Parts, Sept 8 -It 1s now insinuated
that the suicide of bide -Colonel Beare
was connived at by the French army
suthoritles 1n any oa.e, the suicide
otenrred sbortly after the prlmner bad
remelted a visit from an officer of the
general stiff, who, on leaving, or lord
the eatery Ml eery taken Colonel Henry's
place of confinement 1101 to disturb the
prisoner, as he had a lee of work to do.
It Is recalled that a similar oppurtunity
to commit sables was afforded to Drey-
fus, who, however, declined to profit by
it
Weary 004 Aeeeaplseea.
It appears that the Minister for War,
M. Cavalgna0, Is convinced that Colonel
Henry had accomplices In the forgery of
the incriminating document, and there
are persistent reports that Colonel Pally
da Clam will shortly be arrested. In this
connection It 1s reported that the Minister
o'clock one, and the light bright Inter- of "suss, M. Barrien, las already takes
est, of course, centred 00 the last nDge• steps to grant Dreyfus • retrial.
TM prow winners are:
Hanges 800. 500 and 600 yards, seven RUMORS MORE TIAN NEWS.
rounds at eaab, possible 105.
Special badge and $450 -Capt A. D.
Cartwright, R.0 100
Badge and 8160 -Capt R Rennie, Q
0. R.... 99
Hedge and 8100 -Serge. -Lt T. A
Bartram, 77th 99
Badge -Pte. Fes. ming. B,LC.. 991 no later having been removed from bine
Badge -G{, J/. �t';rr.ljtsr•R. u-stec tet sem. melte Another report 1s tk
]Sf Crete . . Bed, flab 110
TO CUT THEIR LOOS.
Fun of ate Mood of the French hp*
Jewt.tt Army C.w.plraey.
Paris, Sept. 2, -The Dreyfus came Iasi
nicht presented no new features, bet
then 1s a plentiful supply of rumors.
The nest of these 1. that Dreyfus Is dad,
Badge -Capt. J. E. ifutcbeeon, 48>rd.. 98
Brlge-Pte. J. H. Simpson, 8.0 98
Badge -Lt J. D. MoNaughbn, 80th. 98
Badge -Serge. J. Hro•dburxt 6th.... 97
7A. Aidq Tensa.
The following aro the grit 30 in the
Hasley 100: Lieut Blair, 491, Lieut.
Llmpert, 9915, 489; Major Harte, Q.O.R.,
489; Pte. Haller, H.O., 489; Capt. David
eon, 8011 RH., 489; Capt, 0. W. Wet-
more, 74111, 487; Color-Srgt. E. Sited -
den, 1811, 487; Capt. A. Wilson, *5rd,
487; Berge. -Lieut. T. A. Bertram, 77th,
487; Lieut A. Robertson, 771e, 486;
Bret. P. Armstrong, RU., 486; Sergi.
C. R. Crowe, 1st H.F.A., 484; Capt. W.
J. Sloane, 611 H.C.A„ 483; Pts. Flem-
ing, B.1. Co., 488; Lima. R A. 14obere
sen, 181h, 482; `large..1. Broadhurst, Sth
R8., 489; Capt T. Mitchell, 12U, 481;
Capt A. 0. Cartwright, R.01, 481;
tiergt Major & J. Merging, ttlM'-1130;
Serge A. Gnbam, 48th, 479; Gr. O.
Turnbull. 5th R.G.A„ 479; Color•Altgi
J. Drysdale, la P.W.R.F., 479; Lieut
0, B. Kinner, 8th Hussars, 478; Capt.
R. Rennie. Q.O.R., 478; Capt. J. E.
Hutcheson. 43rd, 477; Lieut. J. Ogg, 1d
H.P.A., 476; Pte. J. Watherble hind.
476; Lint- Buckley, 82nd, 476; Capt. F.
B. Rom, 18th 476; Capt. F. K. Roma,
1811, 476; Capt. W. C. King, 46th, 476.
After luncheon Major General Hnttou
presented the prizes to the suceeeetul
cone etlton in the Uovernor General's
match.
0rutlel. Ch.Ilenge 141.1.10.
Shield presented by auxiliary foram of
Great Britain and 8111 added by D.R,A.;
open to teams of four, as 1n Osowskl
matches. The first prize of 580 wee won
by the 6th R.C. Artillery, wltb 76 b(8.
and • soore of 286.
Tb• Nealag Clo.ed.
The Canadian Belay closed yesterday
with the Provincial match, for teams of
eight men, for the London Merrhants'
Cup. The renew we 900, 500 and 600
yards, seven shots at ascii, and coaching
Is allowed. The result was as follows:
Cup and 660, Province re Ontario, 744:
540, British Colombia, 729; next In
order, P.[.I. 797. Quebec 795, Manitoba
794, Nova Soothe 722, New Brunswick
717.
In the evening the prises won In the
Canadian RIfie League we df.trlbnted
by Major -Oen. Laurie, rreddent; Maj.r
Maws, Hamilton, In the 50.1,. The sem.
.Seers a last year were eissl.d.
A lemmas 0.wt.r Ray. ce•Nrsaee Mee
Meed.a its r•....f e.a. LetlMsr-
I.g t ata
neerode •Math.. Rept2:•-'A gsbmtaent
banker here nays ' Ton sap tabs It tee
Sheeted that the Iabrnationel (bmmis-
MMt bee weirdo ea an mgraattn la by
rhieh Animism Iutwherraen eyeing 11'm-
- lead. to CNade will 4e allowed ea
ewer Inge MI dkdp them rem a d1.
General de Holedeffre, wbo Pas just re
signers the post ret Chief 81 the General
Staff, has oomm►[ted suicide. Both rbcse
rumors are undoubtedly without founda-
tion: Col. Paty du Clam is on • vecatlod
trip 1a Switzerland, and the is ne 000
deflation of the statement of La Petrie
that be has been arromced for complicity
In the /leery forgery.
■ sed of ate A.tl-Jewh.b Co..plraey.
Col. Sandler?, who was then suffering
from an kelpies' paralrel., seems to
bate been the head of a general oonsplr-
ao7 to hunt Jewish officers out of the
French army. Dreyfus, a man of haughty
demeanor, but of vast strategic knowl-
edge, would naeurally be selected u •
deem of theme machinations. It N smart-
ed that Col. *andberr's last days were
haunted by a far, amounting to terror,
lest the Illegal and flippant nature ell the
evidence Myth which Cep•ta-Drsytae
Les. oond -mead . should be 'r.lod and
waken tri prestige of the Intelligence
demette •t end that be melted upon
Henry, his subordinate, to guard the de
putment's tradlttnn, at all wets.
Twenty Cent. for . Conroe Manor.
Por 50 yearn the e/ty oft (seeable, b
France, has maintained • p•lcipsl
restann.t and kltrhen, where meals are
reeked and supplied at toff. T1. food
le of the cwt (inslkyt the mobs are
skilled and the servk0 Is seemliest. One
tray diem there on breed sad seep for
three cents and bar, his banger Wer-
enghiy appeased. or any pay 12 cele
and enjoy • course dinner.
tees*.wt 0M.m.Mr.
Tile t.rgest g.anwter in the word le
.t least Greenwich. When fell k coa-
ttails 12.000,00 enter feet .f gas. it
weep 2,200 tone, and is 180 feet high,
800 feet la diameter. reveres 1,200 toot
of root to 011 it wltfi gee, aad omit sear
v $290,000.
DU BOSC'S NERVE.
t ens exerts I110Lalt w1M11 S0.
L eet•Cet. cede", itt 1 e.m•MMt et MMI
Team. Mase gorrectlea►
Mootawl, Mope, 9. -Lieut. Col. Cooke,
who commanded the Holey tam, re-
turned W Montreal yesterday, and stew
that leaned thus genera ley have been labor -
Ing ender the erroneous belle1 that the
Canadian shooting MM not ey0.1 W that
of former years. As • matter of fret,
Col l'etoke declares that 1t was better
than ever before. He ergs they won 41118
1n the open matches In *some of lad year.
TM. 1a tit. ouly year In which we had
nvu men In the last mase of the Queen's,
and when 1t L remembered that 1,800
men entered for the first +Lege aad when
they were rrdeeed to 110 al the last doge
and five of them were t'anadlaua, the
excellence of the Canadians' ehootieg urn
les realised.
Lieut ()Ochres made 441 out of 60 In
the 700 yards, which Is the highest mon
ever made In England or anywhere else.
Lieut. Hoes made 84 at 200 yards stand-
ing, which has only been reached once
bolero ors Insley Common, which has ex-
isted Once 189,1.92. '!he Colonel says
Mat Serge Broadhurst of tee Royal Soots
was murdered to have made the best
&bootie& at Belay during the year,
The Prime of Wales ha. ooes»nted ta
become Honorary Colonel of the Prime
of Wales Fusilier H.(rfinent, which l'ol.
Cooke commands, end his Royal Htgh•
noes w111 be gaaetted at an early day.
WHEAT FIRMNESS.
T►• Yu'uree Took .. L pward TIMM .1
Malt R Gnat a D ehel al Claimant,
., TM rrem.
Thunder Evealag. Sept. 1.
Early to -day the eobteago ape ed is *
whet' market was hulked to be weak In
'syopetby with table metres, and the
limp presser; receipts alio had a bearish
effect.- Later the Ismer E.:ropr.a markers
and the scarcity of eoutract .brat for
Immediate doily ery st re esthe 0ed pricer,
and futures firmed Gtr' per bushel over
Drsterday.* goal Scurfs. The Memo'
eily Bulletin noire the significant fact
teat September wheat hao fur sea •Imo
been quoted higher In 8t. I.uole than 1■
Chicago, and asks wire threw" sitter•*
are to get cheer coverlet wheat, if this
datgarlty In price et Nu. red winter on.
times. They must chews. Nee 1 Norte..
ere. and to bring tib sines( to Chicago
they will have to. pay 21 over Delete'
prices,
On the Liverpool board September are
December wheat declined led per cental
for the der.
Leading Wbeat markets.
Following an the (moen6 pr.ess to -day at
lmperta0t ceetrea
leak. Sept Dec. May.
Cele o•..4..• • 59 tees M 676. 00 04
dem
Loaf e•.a,«1.►.. a it u 5. .06 -_
et.beneath'. ...-0 b 0 63 •••
Toledo .. ... 0 Wee O 4I(0k 0 414%
Detroit.. .. 0 ilei 0 66 0 611%S M
11.'111,0 No. No.• 1
Northern .. O des 0 S.% 0 6164 1111e4
Umlaut. No. 1
The Rpulard Rau Lard Aberdeen ter
115e.,oee Damages for Alleged
Abse of Authority.
Waehln1tnn, Sept. 2.. -News has been
received hero of an action brought by
Senor Don Joan Du Boon, who ewe own -
tory to the Spanish Legation at Washing-
ton prior to the declaration of war,
indent the Earl of Aberdeen, Governor-
General of Canada, for his expnlaton
from Canadian soil.
Du Bow is now In London, and obarges
the Canadian Governor-General with
abuse of authority In expelling him fmw
R.eidisn soil, as bat was in Cana•Ia eine
ply ea • Spanbb rehieat, • private pr -
son. and, therefore, amenable only to the
civil laws, noun of whish be le Maned
with breaking, and alio reparation from
the British Government 1n the min of
5600.00(1. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
Me not filed hu answst Seethe snit.
( 4IINA MUST COMFLY.
While Roasts 01va• A...raaeee That 55.
0111 Rap..t tm. British Spare.
London, Sept. 9. -Tete oorrespnndent
of the Standard •t Constantinople mays
"M. B. Krenpee.ky of the Remise Em
hey here w111 'noosed M. Falloff, the
retiring Russian Charge d'Affaires' at
Pekin. Roads, it 1s old, baa given satis-
factory wurancee that she will teepee[
the British sphere in China.
"it Is almo averted that the Brttl.h
Admiral had orders to seise the remain-
ing Chinese shipe and oosome hooses, In
the event of the Tsang Lt Yemen refuse
Ing to oon1p,y with 11.18805 4.ntands."
Germany Must b.ossas Armed.
Rerun, Sept 1. -The 85,111 er Pest
in .eemingly Inspired article this morn-
ing with velment» to aha French r•re•p-
Ilon of tri disarmament pronla'uatlon of
,•.nipeI.w Nichola., ways: "Germany meat
ramnln armed •Dd on guard until trona»
IB willing to (revert bee weapons Ines
sloUShshare.
Bose 1.5 eve the New1NNe.
leer! flute a R'..tan Mlnt.tr lees.
Mose Isla eollesaue• are method of the
jmsreee, 1teNd"S the Cannell of the am
piss, the Cabinet of the Cenpr•,r, Ms
[nrpin's (Mwperetlr ewd Pm rear., *h.
geed Nynd, tee Snipernr'e Mllitery
lisnr*ary, the kmpresm, the nnr,rnnre of
1neeme Vareavie, Khl!. Or , ad fermi
tomSe •11 eppearanco When he reenter
ebn data Wane" adlae.Mos 5114.r ria• e
*.IR (Ami
e •r
haw .... v riutg .... • �•
Mlunespolle.... 182 0 864 1 slit
1 .,cat,.. No •1 - -
brrd teasel 0 72i4 .... ....
Toronto, red.. 0 Ari .... .... ....
Torquato at. 1•a Markel.
Wheat stemd7; 1004) bu+Lelo sold is fo1-
tows: White and rad cee, grit ex- to
ebbe.
Marley needy; 0141 bushels sellAg ad the
to Wee,.
Outs ender; 1100 buskers mid et to
Peet halal. Cattle Marto[.
East Buffalo, Net., Sept. 1. -Cattle -t•
the absence of sale cattle the near Leo•
5.511na117 e•eliaage 1. Tat feeling is eu et
Mt all tint -good fat rattle, welch an
Mead!. The offerings of eel, es were .18111,
ealy about 40 head, and the demand b• -.D0
gad prices were sasteeed at fats eaote-
tlona. Choice toriff.' were quotable et
i7.2. to $7.60, • bade weber for sehetad;
-geed to,saulee ...7:. to $7 M.
Moth t nN •L '8*4w n . t wWb u[.- 1 t.
net weetttm etre m nod
,•'Pr6'jr. "aver-frnr•dtr..-mar' -
Canada lambs. Natives, choice to extra.
were quotable. MEI to 56.440; good its
choice, d6 to 50.35; burkr Mu, 55.50 to de.
Sheep were scarce sod wantnl. and ell
good kinds were firm. Yearlings and sheep
were quotable *4.60 t,i $4.86; •trlctly year
ling.. L4 70 to pi. woe., and wetbrre. m.1ed.
de eels
H fere pposIttlo•The
Tbr ones. off ada b xirae was
56, sales being at 56 and 16.8e Tie neer-
Inge were well cleaned up seri the rose
was steady at the best prices of the day.
Cheese elarkete.
Barrie. One. Sept. 1. -At the meeting of
lye Cheese Board herr to -day 10500 hetes
calmed ebebe were offered, sod ■I1 except
e10) sold at prises ringing from tic to 1
lac. The market was erre and actor. Nett
meeting of the board Sept. 22 •1 1.210
o'clock.
Kingston, 0•`` Sept. 1.- At the ('her"
Board !D-day 904 rolored and 600 whip,
both Angeat make. wee boarded. A trw
t old at se.
Broekvllle, Oat.. Sept. L -At the Chess.
Board today 57 factories offered 2772 eol
-
seed aad iota where. Lngn*t make: 71k('
offered for.white and Tee for mend; no
taloa.
TBE LEITER FAMILY.
IT* MillifORT MAIMS 0000 AND
1NTLRTAMHMO READIrQ.
rap Leiter as • M•...7 Maker and
commas r•Yeat- Nome Weil I•ewa
is Brltal.-As Msa 4..rge N. Careen,
Mt. permitter eery will 0. Wee
feel.. of Isdla n
(Special Correspondence )
The other day I had • chat with an
Eugllsh gentleman who ought b know
oonslderable about the social life In the
Uultod Bleeder). From Wm I learned
teat one of the best known Aaorlaa0
names to the British metropolis le timed
Letter -bot whether the publlo salad
dwells on Lave Z., the founder of the,
house, or his hopeful son Joseph, eke
has just spent eersn millions or more la
• futile effort W either the wheat mals•
k.t. my Informant oould not specify.
()Id Leet '!.. Letter Is a wonderful mall
-a i,ypfcal Cheeses's, although be now
resldes at Wasbington. He cam. Se U.
busy trade center at the foot of Lake
Michigan before argent:el labor had trade
-UHL S. Wein --
financial progress diMoule Being thrifty
by nature and training, be managed Ila
make • few dollars go a long way. la.
stead of throwing sway Ms money 1a
billiard balls and beer emporium. he pat
it In merchandise and real estate; and
before be knew It evolved into what all
admiring multitude le pleased to call •
nterchaut prince. Me beams a partner elf
Mar.hal Field. the great dry goods same
cheat, obtalued • oentrolling Interest la
emend Cblc•go traasporatlou comp••
-.ad added galas llh.early to We
4letat» holdings. Ever,thing be touched
turned Into gold, and finally be Wealth
to rich that the west was no longer geed
soough for the ladles of the family, whe
yearned for a stately Mansion In the
Mational coped.
Beteg • model busb•nd and father, as
Reit u • giant among moneymaker,
Mr. Leiter yielded and shook the dust of
Chicago from his test, retaining, how-
ever, • fat lent roll 1a the OM which had
made his fortune.
When his son Joseph reached man's
"Stale be forsook the temptations and
vapidity of Waelengton society and en
leaped to business 1n Ms native place.
Joseph was well received by his old
friends. He dabbled • little is stocks and
g rain, looked after the letter real edam
interes8. and became an ornamental col-
onel on the Waft of His Excellency the
Governor of 1111no1a. But • quiet lifelike
this did nos stilt the young man. He
wanted to be • power In the world .f
trade and felt oonvinoed to les own mind 1
that destiny had called him to control tie
price of what In all the world. He en
towed Into a striate struggle with Philip
'11. Artuour, *0. king and veerab of the
Chicago Board of Trade and ons of the
eleverest manipulators of markets In the
United Slates. At the start .ve,ythfng
seemed to go Joseph's way, but leer the
gas ..eap•d •rom the overinflated what -
balloon, and the waa • drop that was
beard and tett from Greenland's icy
mountains to India's coral strand. The
whllom Napoleon a the grain trade
found himself loess to the extent a 57,-
000,000 -and toot himself aad b1g dead
b laropa.
The old man Leiter, so all Chicago
calls him, showed that be bed the true
stuff In elm. Instead of disowning 811
hopeful nod enterprising descendant, he
ams b hIl Waterloo sod began the settle
ing-up pros. He sold the most value
able parcel of real estate bis had, at the
southeast corner or State and Madison
streets, ei his former partner and later
enemy, Menial yield. for something
over 81,000,000, and mortgaged other
holdings for 83.600,000 to • Milwaukee
ilia Insurance company. H. may have
thought • great deal, same things not flt
for publication, bps • this public never
nor tau sir 146110.
The Mae rat oblides& as le the berm at
blhhenzealda ars soenattsasu rather Ilni
Iced.
"Maggie," add • ictus gM nee long
ere "bate you a heavy"
"Wliy, of eo11fm 1 hats," melted Meg
le
d '*51, Mess," persisted the lithe OBS,
"whet is M--. pnib Baas eM • dead ase
Mdnatorr" _ teenage Pmt
Mobag h Aga
eadtrn.r Have ?on any old wined
Dales We, bet 1 an sand meas • er
home by m dlsMht messenger fury, and It
Will �a Dread*,
•wr by the time you gI
et t
hlverpoel, Rept- 1. -12.10. -No. 1 Norte,
spring. ei Med; red dater, 6d 6641: No. 1
Cal., 6a 3d to tow 4d. corn, IM led; peas.
4e ltd: port. 50•; lard. 2Rs 9d; tallow. 1»e
6d; Mem, heavy, I.e.. 30a; light. 211. d1:
Minn era. 218. 6d; cheese, white, 37s 641:
colored, Abs 4M.
1.t.-.spool--t-Inec---Spot duet e(Ndy,wlth
red winter at 5. INC No. 1 (MI., •t M
1M and No. 1 Northern Bt es a ; tnterm
Dmeet e1 6. 'i4e1 for Rept. and , 2t,Ld for
er. Maly. steely It 3e led for spot; fu-
tures, 8a Ied for Rept.. as 2d fee Oct. and
le 3d for Dec. Flour 21s.
000VER1'see IN SR.SION.
Rete Dr. Ream of Guelph /s Chemin es the
5oeretcry for t5. Next Term.
Toronto, 8.pt 9. -Yesterday In the
Metropolitan Church the Metbodlst Gen
o ral Conference began 1ta quadrennial
seaslon. It is likely that the oonferenee
will last over two weeks. Altogether
there are 966 delegates eo the confrbnne
They Dame from Newfoundland, Japan
and an politic of Canada. The body of
the Meerdpollasn was well filled with
high dignitaries of the Methodist Church.
Hey. Ih. Carman oncupted the chair.
Many pointe of order were raised by the
delegates relative to the °eremites', eta:.
The method of appointment of the Nom•
insane Committee and lta pinworm wen
disensasd ■t length. 11 was deeded that
the different conferences should `appoint
[Mir members to the oommlMee at 2
o'clock. This committee will have the
• ppnfntment of the Variantoommlteeee.
Rev. Dr. J. B. Roes of Gnelpn was
elected secretary of the ("anteroom by 101
ballots. The reel Of the voles were wide-
ly scattered. Re will remain to office for
tour years.
A nommlttes wam nppoloted to gee that
the delegates were properly billeted and
looked ether.
The afternoon .es.lnn adjourned at 6.45
steer settling UN Lonrg at whteh the non
tomos Should mei. These are to be
Met 9 In the morning until 12; from 2
in 1M eftsrnonn until 5, and from 8 to
the evening nntll a motion of adjourn
meat
The evening ses■Inn WAS entirely creme
pled with mottos trancnems,
and French with equal fia.noy. Aod ea
all these considerations has to be added •,
still more important fact, Curson rally
loved the girl, sad the girl remised he
.ffeotlon. And, better let, the maple are
Mill lovers and admirers of each other's
aooumpllehmene and suooewa
Prior to his marriage Corson, who is
the son of Lord Nathaniel Curzon, was
Under Secretary fur India, having made
Ma own way through Parliament. He
had bean a great traveler, espwsally In
India, and was even then regarded as a
promising student of orleaasl affales. He
received the medal of the Rol4}a1 Gee
stupidest Moiety. and was the eaten' of
a bumber of prise *mays, 1pcluding one
OD "Husala In Central Asia," another on
"Penia and the Persian Qnestton" and
• third ea the "Problems of the 1'..r
Feast." Wb.• Salisbury returned to powot
• few years ago he monied* Parliament-
ary tioantary for the Foreign (Aloe, •
position of vast responaileli1y and time
T►e pollslatl summer of Carson
pleaded the Leiters, of mums. Their
money had contributed not a little to els
progress, and that probably pleased them
still more. Moreover their daughter was
bappy, and that pleased them most of all.
And just wb.n Joseph's wheat taantps-
taUan threatened to make Wags dull
.rule the report from London that the
OOTtd•menl offered ee their mu in-law
the Goveruor0eneralsblp of India, • po.1•
W on ssoond only in splendor and Influence
to that of the Queen hermit. Sorrow was
turned to joy In-4he camp of the Leiters,
even tbougb t5e new frailly honors may
necessitate the hypothecation et more
Chicago real estate.
TM Uovernor-6on.nl el India receives
• clary .f over 580,000 per year, but the
e xpense. connected with the position are
enormous. And .o aro the dignities. He
rules over more than 800,000,000 people,
and 1. lord over • land almost as large as
the entire continent .f Australia. The
supreme authority a lades is embed let
the "Governor-General•in-Counoll," but
the council U saw ly dominated by the
adrlos and suggestion of the Viceroy, Y
the Uovernor-(leoenl 1. called by the
people. Mr. ('erten nes been ooafirmed
In the appointment and It Is probable
that Queen Victoria will bestow a dile
CAN'T ENJOY LWB
.04
Because of nervoustteu, dyspea,
batt trouble, etc. Lots of peoppsi
le just
have to sit and look on while their healthy,
ti us friends have ail the enjoyment
oto Nsrntg and robwt body, Dr, N'erd's
Pills will bring back health, strenguy
snap, vim and energy to even the week.
est and weariest of suffering bueianki0d.
A IiUD INVESTMENT RADE GOOD.
I have half a arsee of empty butt'. es upon
�7r shelves. [vet ything my nalf bbu,s sed
-fronds wumld tell m• to try I would go
Straight away to dm drug •cure and par,
ohms. 1 0u in • terrible co0dnu,n from
dyspepsia and liver troubles and w.. Santo•s(
seersa all the time. I was 30 ducoursese
buying one medicine and the other .04 ,»,
osivt.g no bone*t that 1 was about plying
op all hope of over getting better, when my
hu•b.nd brought me home a box of Dr
ward's blood and Nerve P1Ils, which b• said
had butt highly recommended to hem, i
began a•In1L them at.005, 05•., to my gr a
*uryitm, 1 hit Dotter to a wry •hurt um•
..d conllnoed 15.10 tot .b•.1 two we•q
mon .54.8 cued in• .•drely. 1 have not
t110•0lean
, td uhasew omf dysg[Wal
t11dp.laSfreet,seorverllwalBerhrpotunrEd0b
tltaa
weightweed101E. GAUNTLET',
T.- -
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills are •old
,o cents pereem, s bozos for 5 cg., at
L
I.1. or moiled on receipt ofpr .0. by
• eget., or
Co., 7 tsrfa 81..'fore',
of
hater of (Meta AMNN... M...
Paul Bert di.euvered that the blond .N
Nelmels living to high altitudes ahsorbsd
Merl/ oxygen than that of similar
meads at ordinary elevations, end lo
fids observation Ice was soon eon5rmd
by MIDAS, S, wbo removed rabbits tram
Tarbes to de Pio du Midi de Bloom, is
Mee Pyrenees (1,877 meters,) when
they roweled does to the observatory
me the summit of the mountain sad
bred nMurrlly. This was ID 188*, aad
1480 Malar 41ala4Masr1 she 54.50 e
rabbits born on the mountains with that
of rabbit* of the plain, and fouod that
the former was richer In hasntoglobin
and absorbed more oxygen than the las
SIR. Moult found that at high altitudes
the red corpuscle' of the blood Increased
'oddly In Dumber' and out of propor-
tion to the increase In bzemngebla.
The work wee taken up by Edgar .ad
Mercier of Arose sod Professes. Seeder
a Bale, sod no doubt was left that tri
red blood o,rpuseles notably increased
soon atter residence In places el high
•ltltuds.
Egger found that the hesmoglu44s
was likewise notably loeesssd, but net
Jlekt►vely so much as the number of rd
eerporbs. Whim residents a the mous-
loins dr osnded to live In the pen, le
found that the number of their red oor-
pascles tell to the nerenaL Mercier cos -
leered that the degree of increase to the
n umber of corpuscles varied directly
with the altitude. Se1110 tried the effect
0n animals of an stmospbere abnormally
Mob 11, oxygen. Hle results wore doubt-
ful but the oarefully conducted sepen-
Moote of Regnant bi .self Seem to meth
Die
e h -
Me fret that when Minds care Sept
for a considerable tine In an atmosphere
eontaintng too !Rech oxygen their rd
•nrpuscies decrees* In number. -Nature
RT. NOS. Awn mem. ()ZOOIDS N. CURIOS,
en hiss, for OS man widest one has ens
served as Viceroy. TM esly drwwbeck le
the position is that lte acceptance
' shelves" the incumbent politically.
' However, with Lathe's millions 00 boat
e lm, Corson an enter ibe diplomat,
service on Lis return 1rem India, and
Mary Leiter can shine m"Ambase.drew'e
In one of the greet capitals a Europe.
People a the United States are, d
mune, pleased that tri girl wbo was
born In their World's lair Miry t5 years
ago should be placed upon • throws wbeee
power is exceeded by bot few. That the
will fulfill ler amid duties se as le re-
, Soot mode en herself no One wee W
e ver bad tri pleaded* of knowing her
loub*. 0. W. W[1PPI[RT.
A lamp exploded In the sewed stony
et the Cowling Blnek, Toronto Junetlon,
and the rill ran into the tmreen drawees.
The human, with Its detente, wee
boned M • ere"
Marital Rt•t
INR °fermate if i were a man, yens
wouldn't flitch nisi staying at Acme in war
genes
Yr (4reymalr--it is mighty ssMn.n yon
do stay es berme, anyhow--Clalaaaast Ito
cele.
tmadl.g 5.01.1 amen
Reeler note Perim of Reweave* wenn
have kwon speeding rem. time Is Crile
will return horns .11.10)7
lenge SRI WAR MART 1.11T10.
beard him grumble or oomplaln. He
knew his duty sod did it The Loiters
bed been squeeaed, and, as their head, be
paid the penalty.
A lone of 57,000,000 would cripple MOS
of us financially, but the Miter poems
atone .8111 rankamong the moot valnab0
In Chicago, and yield sten a large income
that • taw yah hence they will again be
free from all Inonmhranees. Leiter never
was a popular man, bat hie promptness
In settling up Joseph's what deal made
him theaaan31 of friends among those
who bad formerly looked upon hum with
sold anepInlon.
Mr. and Mee, letter's pot eh1141 1e their
daegh4er Mary Weenies, wbo, la 1496,
married Rt Hen. Osage N. (:arson, a
member of one of 11e oldest and noblest
famines of Carom Mr Cureon was a
smart fellow, of pr.pnmeessing ■pp..r•ses
and every Inch • gentleman. Bot he was
pate as Lazarus. When the engagement
of Mary Lahr was •unarmed In the
n ewspapers the gawps wagged gels
bads aad mid enmetbleg &bent anotbr
Anisettes he;rem selling hemi( for a
Mk But what the nl.i women of beth
sexes aid made no difference b the W-
ere, eke liked their proapasths gm•1n•
law and 11s social prtminends, aad meld
afford to give U. young ample • sleet
In life. Mary Leber always w•S • pretty
gfri. Her edneaton was of the beet and
tM sen a her Acme wise *tweeted by
her mental *harms quite as meets as be
her ply.lal betty. Beteg • pnblh man,
he wM muipell.4 by elrwometanoa to
e dam • bride who woad twlewt erode ea
51s position and Mos earmeer whish he
represated. He knew Mary leiter could
do this and nine's, fer she was net only
m emem$ltakd 1055Maa Irak .Is a per -
8M5 lltsguiet4 tp.ak1.g Sagilab, tisane
nee Largest Library.
The Imperial library of Ruasi•, male
Babel by Peter tri Oram Is 1714, 1s the
third amen[ tie 0.714. grad I
I1 os•talns about 1,200,000 'domes, aad
abed 15,005 manuscripts. It atalne a
=in the front rank d the celebrated
Id collection; Cent Zaleski W
plleoted about 560,000 volumes and
85.000 MS8 On the suppression of the
Jowle ardor in Ruda tri eolleottoa at
hooks 1a their pse..essfoD was taken In
charge by Prtamo Belinakf, and, amens
ether libraries, Us Prlace transferred the
Zaleski °ellection froze tri Jostle Cd
lege at Warsaw Se St Petersburg. The
mod Important of the manuscript. he
✓ M library 1s tri "Codex Sl0aitlouse M
05 Greek Bible brought from the CN•
vent of St Catherine on Mount Mad
by Prole Tlechendorf In 1669.
•
Bare. for "airy Auto,....
E. L Vincent, in the Ohio Fendi,
says: I do not like a damp place for
stabling cattle; and if I could not ar-
range my barn so as to provide dry
stables with good ventilation I would
not bend • beak lava. I am of
opinion that many dimeaapo among 0005
may be traced to improper methods to
the construction of Terns.
. I believe I have • barn which in mad
reepe'cta combinee warmth, pure ventfl-
Mie n ami freedom from damp. M
barn has • nine -foot basement. In this
-.table my cows, facing to the north.
In the rear of the cattle u a shed runn-
ing the whole length of the barn for re.
°riving manure and this is snplemonted
by a cher] joined to the baro on the west,
extending southward, affording shelter
for stock and storeroom for straw over-
head. In this arena my cows ran on
sunshiny days On the north side of my
barn are the entrances from • sloping
bank. About five feet from the barn I
built a stone wall to support the bridge
over which I drive into the hnilding.
The barn itself being boarded up and so
far removed from the wall, no damp-
ness) comes to the stable from the stones
while I get all the advantage possible
from the bank. On the mat a row of
windows admits light and sunshine. A
similar row on the west side lets in the
son in the afternoon. All the oracka
being well battened, my stable is ea
warm ea a house. In front of the cattle
le
My shoot for putting down hay. This
also affords a way of escape for impure
air, while still further ventilation is
afforded bya cupola on the roof, pro-
vided witshutters. On extremely
cold negbta by clotting this shoot I can
keep m stable exceedingly comfort-
able. The air circulates ander the
bridge between the wall and the barn.
Altogether I believe little to be desired
to lacking in my stables. My barn Was
• great novelty here when I built ft
four years ago, bot many have sine. ex-
amined it and pronounced 1l excellent
eeod Ad,1e..
"The scrub must got" That is the
kind of • talk we should like to see
dinned into the are of every farmer in
the lend e.ery day in the year, and that
le the kind of an Injnnction every young
man rising to the farmer's vocation
ought to buys deeply impr sem aappaaoo
his mind every day of hes ed
ecokes
until gel scrub have disappeared from
the face of the earth, and espeolaily
from the dairy farina,
lake the Wow. Lamb Wolk
If the cows have their hair rubbed
off, showing bare latches of akin, Mile
Xs • little sulphur and lard.
k
Spate's ar.oeir•i*F•
"Thom este trwmsndnei dt.appmeMel
gone doors st Randy Ronk. 1 deal tette
pow they Speen hat any 11M them."
-Well, no, bort she hes disappearing
8seth "-Tows Tepiea
ataeeattr..
`New IBI Jsas,rp feel when the me
gums Mead M w•.n't appsadMttiet"
"A geed awl eat or "-..Qswslasd Phis
Dada
A YOUNG
GIRL'S EXAM
tri from befit a hatch ■Bwliet
IULBURN'S HEART AND
NERVE PILLS
For the benefit a Canadian mean,
who have daughter, who are mak pyo
em down ler nervous, Mn Belanger. lu
Mida.. Street, Ottawa, Ontario, made the
following stet®at, so Sial no me Deed
leder through ignorance of the right
remedy to aes: "My d•sgbbr suffered
match from hart bombes• a1 Lm'.
the sem eo had that she oonld Del
k but bed to sit . and pep for breath.
Bite t►u so extremely MEMOS that 50
limbs would fairly duds and Kemble
Frequently she would have to leave school;
and finally dmm grew so weak that ere was
much alarmed about her health. I pee
Isar many remedies, but they did not ram
ado her any good.
Then I beard of Milburn's Hart sad
Nerve Pills, and got • box of there, and
they have indeed worked wonder•.with
hee loan reoommend clam very highly
e d the best remedy I ever beard of for
eominte similar to those from which
m daughter suffered."
day
Heart and Herm Pills 0500
bL to do good. They our. palpitation.
faintness, dizziness, mothering sensation.
weakness. nervousness, •Ieepleeenees, env
mla, female troubles and general debility.
Bold by all druggists •4 600. • box or
three boxes for 51.26. T. Milburn dr Oe.,
Toronto, Ontario.
LAXA-LIVER PILLS sus ""em M
Ma easy and natural twannor.
reut.vini III poisons and he -
porkies. They ours Donatipa'
tis., Wok Neadaobo, INNwr
ease► Dyspop.h, hoar Stam-
m&
toe -ask tltilluwdioe and Liver 0ea'
plebs(. Prise sift
Travellers
aaouid alwaya carry with
them a boffliefDr. Fowler's
Extra4. t of Wild Strawbcrl'l'
The change of food and water to whl
thou who travel ere subtlest. °fon u
domes an Mesa of Mambas, whit
unpleasant and dlaomter4•f s• N
be daneetene A bottle d Dr.F0w'--
itxttaM of Wild 8tr.wberry a year finow
is • parades O of Cramps,
Cele DOs iarbbee
llc•tios of Atanlps,
May, taw dues will pioerS IT
disk httker edema of thesei1ers•�e
15 l an all, roll.
[tile remedy, el*
wet beey year.' et
Alae le to 'Mit,
whose mer% ie w
std eN 1k•! the d
Itre easemmeed is
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athero.
8Nd by madmen.
Splen everywhere
M BIN. • belittle
ljatye Inside ext the germine, ss rase
yyjle tatlkatime are highly 4•((Nre