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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-10-24, Page 3I RRCONI'S GREAT TRIIT1VIPII New System Is Now Handling Messages Without Wiresi A despatch from Glace flay, Nova Scotia, says: Many newspaper cerrc- (ij ondcente were present on i'Irursday aftt i•ne•on at Port Mtorien, when the e::ntniercial wireless service Letween Canticle and Ireland was inuugurated IT Signor Marconi. The messages ex- changed mere sent by Sir Wilfrid Lau- rier, Lo:•d Strathcona. Sir Hiram Max- im. the I,,rd ?ttayor of London and ✓ !her Notable men. Marconi said that over ten thousand words had beer received and sent on Thursday and not a single word had to be repeated. The inventor said that tic had nothing new to tell, and when a.Wkect it he would make n statement for the press, said he had nothing to say. In a few days, he said, a press service mould be inaugurated between the te.wers and ships at sea so that press messages may be sent each day. It is possible for Marceau to locate a ship arty where at sea, and in a test made by the wireless people for- the British Adrniralty a British warship went to test under senled orders, and while she iemairte(' In touch with the Marconi system the chart of the course she had !Wien was made up at the wireless sta- tion that correspond exactly with that o! the ship. NO INTERRUPTION. Asked if it was possible for a mes- Gut;c\ to he intercepted, the inventor teed no, and even if ane was copied 1•y a fluke it. could not be done again if the matter was found out, as the tuning apparatus of the sending and receiving station would at once be alter- ed. Two messages may be received en the one set of wires i►t the sante time, end on Thursday Morten messages were being received and sent over the I tence." Cline set of aerials. 1 The Express published the following A wire was sent by the London Daily ( from the Canadian Premier: Mail to President Roosevelt conveying; "\Velceine. Ely this bond between g:rcetings. Sir Wilfrid Laurier sent the Britain and Canada one mere triumph greetings of Canada to the Mother fcr the Empire and science has been Cetintry• achieved." The operating room Is about Twenty The Daily Mail also publishes a nies- feel long and aLout twelve feet wide. sage from "Loyal Canada." and is equipped with three keys. Right in front of that room is the trans'urnl- e'r room, where 8 or 10 trarsforrnl're are at work transforming the. current up to a very high voltage. The key is con - heeled to an ordinnry wire. which is connected with the aerial. A funnel-like tt:be spits flame ellen Ilse' operator touches the key. This, in turn, com- municates to the jun►!, spark, and so :o the aerials. The noise on the wire is like n number of whips being crack- ed. The whole process Ls most inter- esting, and while it is difficult to get any definite demonstration that mes- sages are readily being sent, yet both Mareoai and Vyvinn claim that they have been sending and receiving. INTEI1EST IN MONTREAL. A despatch from Montreal says: In Montreal a great dein of interest was displayed In the inception of the new wireless service at Mtorien, and ninny ci:quirie; were addressed to the Marconi C•onipany's office. Mr. John D. Oppe, manager of the Canadian Company, when seen, said: "Yep, indeed, this is a busy day. Of course, the service is only an inaugural one. and the usual daily service will not commence for a kw days yet. however. there is n host of press messages offering. and there seems to be plenty of work for the op- erators." MESSAGES FROM LAUf.IF:R. A despatch from London says: The Daily Chronicle on Friday morning pub- Lshes the following message from Sir Wilfrid Laurier, transmitted by wire- less from the Mfarooni station in Cana- da: "Greetings to the people of Great Britain upon the attainment between the British and Canadian masts of na- ture's latest greatest triumph over dis- ASK FOR DET.tUS OR DENle.L• the past few months, which have puz- zled ttie firemen and the tirt,t. (In \V.•e- Governnrent Concerned Over Reports of nesday Austin pleaded g•iilty and was Cannibalism Aniong Indians. remanded for sentence. A despatch from Ottawa says: Sensa- Bonn! staieuncnls have recently been published, as coming from \fr. J. A. Oslxotne, editor of the Times, of Fort Frances, Ont., ns to alleged cannibalism oa the part of henries between the east- ern shore of James Hay and Labrador. As this area covers territory larger in e, lent than civllizfel Europe, it is ini- i,('ssible for either the Indian Depart- ment or the Mounted Police Department to confirm or deny the statements which have been imputed, erroneoucsly, it is t•e•lieved, to Mr. Osborne. Meanwhile, tellers hive been sent to that gentleman (11 behalf of the 1,4,vernment asking him tui details or for denial of the assertions credited, to hint. TIH)l.I.F:1 l:Mlt 111'15 .\ HOUSE. 'three Killed and Several Mutilated Near Halifax, England. A despntch from Halifax. England, P ays: A street car which left Sewerby Bridge, three miles from this city. on Wednesday, wes %% reeked in as^ending n steep hill at Beller) Brow. The trolley le•f', the hire end the car rnn backward 4141W 11 the hill 1n the toc►ltom, where it left the rink; and ran into n house. 'l'ttree feerseons were killed and thirty injured. Several of the latter were terribly milli - hated. Ono elan had his nose cut off. :t 1.01-11IFI I. IN(:FNi1Laii1'. Manuel %ustin 4.alisrd Fires in (awls hill's M arrhnioes, Nnntrral. A desguttch from \1e nlreal says: sem. eel Mastro, a nineteen-year-old-Mty, eni. ploy's(' by Cnvcrhill, Lennie -ail & rn., was arrested on Ttresdny night on n chnrge of arson. Severn) pines have oc- curred at the firm's wnrcr•oonn during F %i1.( RE (11' GERM \N iRANK. Ili:t\ ieSt Since Collapse of Leipsiger hank in 1901. A de,patcli front Hamburg, Ger•nii,ny, says: The oldest banking fir•iri of HnIki', Soehle and Co. failed on Thurs- day. The liabilities of the firm are yar- ic,►aly slated and it was eslimnted early in lite day that they were in the neigtl- borhoc.d of $5,000,(00, but the Untidier - ger Nnchrichlen says that it is informed 1►y a hanker who is inn posllkin to know ih.r farts, that the liabilities will reach $;,5(2(1,21210. This will snake the collnposo of This fan the biggest bank failure in Germany since the famous brefkdown of the Leipsiger d3nnk, in Jt.ne, 1901. The assets of the firm have net yet been as- certnined, hut in banking circles the capital of the partners is declared to be ;:: ,250,O00. MONTREAL'S S i:XI:MII'TI(/NS, Amount Tilts Year to Sum of Fifty-four Million i►iollers. A despatch from \fe:ntrcal says: A rep ort e4 inpleteed at 111(' (:ity Hall -ii Fridny shows that pr pc rty is exempted from paying reil1 estate assessments 10 the city for tri.' current year to the nrnnunt of fitly -four million dollars. Newey iii ties heifer). of the city 'were the exemptions so large. The flgiire.e thew ihnt during the past Three yc•nrs exemp►lioona hove increased by frilly twelve million dollars. Lost year':* ex_ eruptions runounted to $.50,350.195. Rev. S. J. Farmer pronounces Brnnt- ferd the most profane and drunken city be was ever In. ' GREAT YUKON ROBBERY' George Kincaid, the Prisoner. Committed Suicide After Arrest. A 11.itw-..11 drspate!) says: --"(.e r i:.' 11 is itehewed that Kincaid stole the aid. head foreman of the 1'0.. i ' g:otd ieim the pestoffice w'. hen he work - \S .•. t•.. Ue•parhue nl el the Yukon Terri- eft in the Government serwi:.e. ile lid 1. el. . et eh headquarters al flaw -4 n, nr- ornfedeeralca, nn ho cnrrie'd noway the s.ar.1 .,n Sunday. in charge of the i*•lis', sacks, opened them. melted 'he gold, o1 Selkirk, one tiundrM and sewrnly• mixed it 'w111 Klondike dust and semi five mite. Al.r.we i)a'w son. Ile Ant charg. it to the baul•s. Only a small pertain et! with denting Walla', which nlysteri- was rewcever.*el. e usi% disappeared filen the registered Richard I.. Hall. iic►e•lckeeeper of the M. mail sack ek'livcme.1 in Daws. -,n Iu'y :'' /i N. sale on of Ilnwr on. a fernier rest - from Fairhnnks by the steamer Se at$le. .lurant proprietor, was Arrested on Kuwaiti wr.' pt,a.'ed nlr••rir I the strati '('il+►rsday r.n n similar charge to that e r i'rr,spiel•,r 4_n Twee! ' inernilim 4.n en whie)i Kincaid was held. I1all it 1.s way In I)aw<'.mi and .14 1 three II,urs e•t►tl,i(`rl in th.e bnrraeks al Dawson. It before the menet ••t the 1...1. \ wi,it i-. reported (lint he lies made n eonfees- te.ppreed 1 0' Tila.re (re•ic. n a .ems fe11111.1'.1111 impl (:Ring a number of ilnws: n- itl his I'll". Ili Mle0'tdnv 1 . t : t. t. ` The nine( of Ilan and Kincaid n4.11 and rile hi artily . It r s i l the I iggest reeseliun here in Il:ntt ties trill '.tits -4• r • . • - t. ter hawing; been prominent ereinae Ice'-atmee of his is - .; Kineakl is a ilttline •.1 tl.''• •1 111s 14:0." 1 • i('. •: ( i:lld \\int to Denson in hart. STI-: Mi :11 Y(; 'HIE 11.001'. QUEEN VICTORIA'S LETTERS. CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS Feuer Ainesicun Publications Coming Published by Authority of King Edward to Canada. A despatch from Ottawa says: The Poslofllce Department reports that as the result of a new agreement to the r,ecend-crass postal rates between Can- ada and the United Stales, which went inke effect last spring. the flood of cheap American newspapers and magazines, tifevl merely as advertising mediums. has practically ceased to pour into Canada. Until May last hundreds e f tens of American newspapers and ma- gnetites of the cheaper and poorer class were carried weck;y by the Canadian trills. `ince the tie'. rale c.f one cent for four ounces has been in force there is not one pound of this objectioneblc class of American mail matter coming into Canada for every thousand pounds that came in before. The congestion in the Canadian mail service caused by the handling of this immense mass of United Slates publications has been re- cd, 11t(1 tine relations between the No countries in respect to revenue and expenditure on international mails ire on a more equitable basin. A large pro- portion of the better class of UltiteVJ States rnngazines and newspapers still coming int:1 Canada are new being car- ried by the express .•4.rnpanies instead of being handled ny the postoflice tis furnierly. CLAIMS BY VANCOt'\ER JAPS. For Daniage Sustained By Them During the Recoil Riots. A despatch from Ottawa says : Fifty - fear elairim, ranging from one dollar to cite thousand dollars, have been filed by Jl.linnese residents of Vancouver for damages sustained by them during Ute recent riots. The damage to property, consisting mostly of broken ginss, is placed at $2,401). and the damages asked kw business losses amount to $11,200, making an aggregate of $13.600. Noth- ing could be more thorough than the manner in which the claims are presen- ted Each case is treated ns a separate claim and is aceompnnied not only by an affidavit of the damage. but also by a photograph of the building, showing the injuries done by the mob. -4 CROPS ROT IN TIME FIELDS. Rains Prevent Harvesting in Ncw Brunswick. A despatch from Toronto says: in the optinict) of Mr. Duncan Ander-nn, of Orillia, an institute worker, who has 'written to MI►•. 11. A. Putnam, Superin- tendent of Farmers' Institutes, the crop shortage in Canada will amount in value to one hundred million dollars. His let- ter. written from New Brunswick, states that in that province the rainfall has been so great that it bus been impossible l: get the crop in. The binders and mowers cannot be used, as they become begged. The whent, oats and tons of hay are ro:.ling in the fields. The p,ota- tees, too. fire spoiling. 'Tills Is n lean year for the farmers of Eastern Canada," says the letter. f WIRE KILLED 11111. M. Trudcau .yv. atlott rd a Pied While Performing Trick. A de -paten 'from \lentreal sny-: 14 Titelenu died tit the lintel Dietl i14 spiral eu Friday as the rtsull ..f having steal - keyed a piece of wire. Ile had been in the tinhit tit astonishing his friends by potting the wire up his nose rind pro- ducing it again from his month. A snort lisle ago Trudcau was !utilising come friends with his favorite trick, when thl wire slipped down his throat and lodged in his stomach. First aid to the injured was immediately applied, lett to 110 purpose. Suffering grent pain. he was removed to the Hotel Dien, where fie 411((1 on Friday morning. of G. T. P. bl'R%E1'ORS DROWN. Canoe Struck a Rock in the Giscomhe 1 despatch from Vnncnu'rr, R. C., sriys: Three members of n Grand Trunk 1'ucilie survey were drowned on Oclo• ter 411i in the (iiscornbe Unpick, thirty - live miles above net George, on the f'in'er Inver. They ntl••mplcd to shur►t the rapids in a canoe. but struck a owl: and the cenue broke to pieces. The drowned are %Villilun Lusby. Harry Lemmings, \\'. Symington. The oar. wi'nr• are Robert Stein/ed. .1. \ilio, Arthur t mile. No Nunes were recovered. Cronin en's party trent Edmonton brnught Il►e survivors to (iis "tel. IIAII% F:tiT OFF TI- I1110111SM. Thirty-four Eeerulions in Russia In September. ,\ despatch from St. Petersburg .;ays: The police statistics published on 'Thur. da3 regarding Ierrorisnm during the month et Sepleivit,er show that lttirty- kmrr persons were executed, that 207. iie eliding 73 u(licfuls. were murder -fat. and tont 172 people were wounded in 'nrlom.s aftrny:•. 'hoe figure's (10 not include the ra.unities in the Hilt -Jewish riots til Oeirs'.a. Rostov and Simferopol. The pence also report 105 attacks mndc by tinted men 4111 eetnfcs, buildings ur re. presentative; e•f the authorities and the discmery of 31 stores of bombs and ex- plosives. 1011\ 111' slit %V IMG. File -Veer -Ohl St. Thomas girl \llarked in kitchen. A despatch from St. T1te,ntns says: E'el'n, the five-yenr-old dnright.er of •1 w i4k,w', Mrs. Preti, was badly bitten by a stray dog on Thursday. Tne "hilep wa. in the outside kitchen when the r nintal came In at the op11•n deer. flew al the little girl and fastened hi• fangs its her face, lacerating it terribly. The' Imperial Chinese f peeps hn we dl i... r the Weer reticle: tc, the !noun - ins HAPPENINGS FROs1 ALLGLOBE. Telegraph Oriels From Our Oen end Other Countries 01 Recent CAN V1-\. Parliament hes been called to meet November• 28. Captain Bernier has returned from the Peter Seas with the steamer Arctic. The Toronto Treasurer's; total receipts fit 111 all sources last year were $11,910,- 018. A Guelph syndicate has purchased a peat plant and will begin operations titonce. Eleven tirntot1•t w\Ito have been in Lite- rate for less Than two years are to be die le('. The Grand Trunk freight sheds at 'reroute Junction were destr.eyed by fire on Friday. The Railway (;on:niissien has notified the railways that defects in their equip- mente:( 'cine must be remedied. The Braeside bleak at Rrnndon was damaged by fire on Saturday to the amount of ten thousand dollars. Railway amen at !►luntreal are agita- ting for the inauguration of a twenty- fc.ur-hour day on eastern railways. Mr. 11. S. Straitly, General Manager of the Traders Bank, has resigened, and '� uccecded by his son, Mr. Stuart Stere thy. The Ontario Department of Education has decided to prepare a new set of readers for the public schools of the Province. A writ lines been issued by the Ontario Bonk against the former President and dtreetors to recover damagis for negli- gence. The total population of Toronto is 272.600 and the assessment $207,317,267, erccor•ding to the figures of the Assess- m.m ent Comis;,loner. The jury at Sherbrooke, Que., on Fri- day, acquitted Mrs. Sharpe of the charge of manslaughter in connection with the shooting of Harold Coates. A fire at Edrnundston, N.B., on Satur- day, destroyed Hebert :s Hotel and Murchie & fr.rpee's store and a number of dwellings. Loss, $25,000. The sh+oting of Gans by a Winnipeg detective has aroused considerable in- terest, and the Provincial Government will held a strict investigation. The properly of the Temiskaming & `trthern Ontario Railway $2,000.000, has been insured with the Lloyd„ of England and a New York syndicate. Health authorities at Winnipeg on Saturday seized 811(1 condemned nl►uut (cur thousand pounds M impure food, mostly z canned sluff, and the dealer, Samuel Shore, was fined. The Asiatic Exclusion league of \'an- ceauver has requested the cily's repre- sentatives in Parliament and the Legis- lature to resign as a method of testing public feeling on the exclusion question. OM LATHE- GREAT BRITAIN. Jerome K. Jerome complains that Car- negie's libraries brave rntidc the %%riling of books unprofitable. Dr. Wm. Osier is taking an active in- terest in Lady Abet4leen's t•anipaign against lul.erculosos in Ireland. Kelr Hardie, writing of his tour around the world, condemns the specie teflon in land which he saw going on .n Canaan, British rails ay companies have re- turned n reply unfavorable to the de - mend of their employees for recogni- tion of the union. A British fleet of 111 pennants. a force greater than that imoiedinl.•Iy evailat►te by any two other 1:tire,peatt mittens. is nssenrpled for manoeuvres in the Wirth Sea. \V,Ilinnl ti. 11 ,ckcfeller teslifrld al New York on Friday That the Standard 011 (:-.nipany' kept millions of dollars of its surplus in Wall street at the prevailing 'i ides of interest, UNITED) STATF..S. The slump in the price of upper has h e sed a large number of alines in Sal- tine. Mexico. A woman and iwo children were killed near Amherst. Ohio. by teeing •:aught in the cattle' -guarder on the rail., ad. (lhie1 has raised enet.gli wilco ibis ycnr to make n barrel of 'k►ur for every men. nuttier' arid child in this State. While attempting 14. arrest tin knownen• knwn men al I'4 rin. 111.. Policemen Edward Herren was shot, and died nn h4,ur afler'var'd. For the fifth year no Stale lax will be !Oiled in Wisconsin during 1907, the Treasury being in such a prosperous con- dition. Passengers on the Southern Pacifice' erlertd Irnirls are having rare sport tubing from the car w i,i k.nns in the Sal- lee see, California. A hill tins been filial in the Superior Ceeirt al Chicago asking for the ate is►intrnent of n receiver for the Stand- ard Oil Company.Seven thousand coke of n new mngn- Sine for the blind, are naw in the press i.. Ncw fork city. and will be distributed in the t'. 5. ntl.l (:nnadn. Frank Thompson, serving n six years' term in prison at Trenteon, Ni... tins re- reis e•d a )x(ue'st of $150.0X1 ir(►u) a re - Inlay in %lancheslcr. i:nglnnd. The statement is made at Washington that the Government Lina for a long time been losing $1,11110 daily Ihrnugh error and freed in tiro money-oriler system. :\ propose' has been submitted 'e Secretary Melcnlfe of the United Sintee N,iwv to increase the width of the Prina- n►n Canal nn nccount of the recent rn- phl Increase of henm in naval c�onstrt;c- lion. Ealing; from n window ledge of the fourth floor of n new York Wilding. \\ Miele 'lay tell directly up ,u Richard Treble. who wall pissing. troth re- ceived fractured skulls ,and Roy be not them. thof Kwang,'luntt, killing seventy of expected to live. ntthree attempts on the life of Mies{{elen Mathewsnn, proprietor of the Capt. Amundsen is inning four big tashionalle Ilershey :\rms Ikolel, at Lc►s lar icnr* trained to draw skits. and Angeles, (:al.. by n►eari' nr inf•e,rinl %% :Ili their ut•l will make nn attempt to machine. have been iiinde during the leach the north pole in I910. vast three years. LEADING MARKETS -- -\n triten•stinfl 'Volume. ,\ nested.ti from London says: Tfu, pltE:.\11�'ft l FS. London papers on Wednesday meriting Tercnto. Oct. 22.- - \\int.: \\ hent publish eleborate extracts from the Nis 2 white or red, $1 U7; No. 2 ilua� "Letters cf Queen Ves.or:11," which make their appearance l•y authority. of King Manitoba \\ heat -No. 1 northern5 Edward. These letters form an interest- $111 9,4 to $1.10; No. Y, $1.16 to $1.16% ir.g uutobiography a hie!). without re- Barley--Frcnn Stk. to 83e. according \eating any important Wince' malb•rs qi:ably, not ulrendy known, present n deeply (lets -Nig. 2 white. 563: t., 51%:• otlb absorbing picture of the Queen's life eide; mixed, 55c, outside. and chnraelcr front leer l.'\wn lands. Ilyc--lite, outside. Edl'orinliy, the newspapers express Peas -88%e to 89',.•. their grateful Blanks to the King for CA -all -No. 2 yellew Arneri•'an. 7Sj/s0 this selcclien from nearly six hundred 141 75c. 'Toronto frcigbls: No. :l Mellow, volumes al Windsor, in which the 71.•. Queen's letters and papers are classi- Bran --$22.50 10 $23 in bulk, c:utsids; fled and Indexed. shorts, $24 fo $25. Flour -Ontario, !r0 per cent. patent, KILLED SIX BABIES.nominally about $t.25; Mtanitr,ha pats ens, special brand, $6; second patent, 115.40; strong baker', $5.30 to *5.35. The Terrible Crime of a Bavarian Nurse Girl. COiUNTRY PRODUCE. A despatch from Munich. Bavnrin, seys: lila Schnell, a nurse girl, fourteen years old, was arrested on Saturday, charged with Jtiurdering six small chil- d; en by driving hairpins Ih.'ough the 1e•p4S of their head,(, 'she girl confessed, the police say. that she "could not neer to hear children cry," and so, pityingiy, ceded their suffering. Then she look aeother situation, rind if the children there cried she was equally "merciful." Her arrest was delayed by the difficul- ty in proving medically the cause of death of each victim. When the se- quence of deaths %as established her arrest Was inevitable. SUICIDE AT HAMILTON. William Drysdale Puts a Bullet in His es - Head. A despatch from Hamilton says: Win. Drysdale, who resided with his brother at 242 Jackson street east, committed suicide by shooting himself with a re- volver on Saturday night in his bro- ther's room. Shortly befo_ a conmmit- Itng the rush act he had been silting in the dining-roc,ut with his sister-in-law anal nephew, and without saying a ward rose and walked to his brother's room, where he placed the revolver behind his ear. Dr. O'Reilly was called, but be- fore he arrived Drysdale was beyond human aid. He 'was 39 years old, and, it is raid, had been desI onderll for the last couple of weeks. FOUND DEAD JN 7'1IE BUSH. St. Catharines Man Expires of ilear' Disease While Hunting. A dospafcf► from St. Catharines says: Chas. Ti-cmeer, 32 years of age, urs em- ploye of the McKinnon Dash & Metal Company, was 1 hint! dead near Martine dale ('reek on Snturdny afternoon. with a loaded gun lying beside tion. Ile and several companions had gone eho oting in the bush. and Tr•cmeer being missed, n se•nrch was tirade, reselling in the finding of the body near the creek. Al first foul piny was slthpreled, and (:(,r- oller Merrill was notified, but found that death was due lo henrt disease. 'i're- Ineer, who, recently moved to this city from \Vliii.hy, tins u neither and sitter is:e-iding in Toronto. LOAF GROANING 1.11:11'1'1:R. !head Non Sells for 1 Cents a Pound in Kit►Uston. A (Ie patch horn Kingston says : Knife -ten bakers are not rni:ing the price of bread, but are reducing ttic weight cof lite loaf. Five years ago, a four -pound loaf one sold for ten cents. then a half•r►utind was taken oft and the mice mninlained at 10 cents; now an- other half -pound gr►c_s and 23 pounds of bread will hercntter sell at 10 cents. At. itrit rale tine old four -pound k,nf is worth it; cents, or 8 cents the half -loaf. BUSY RI RGLaltS AT Rltl'SSEIS. Enter Post -Office. illow Open Safe and Get $300. A elespntch from iit iie-sels. Ont., soy4: S n c t ale bet wee tee end three o'clo_k Sunday morning the Inst of ii('e tuns en- terecl by hurginrs, n. ••es, being gnined 1 y the back window. foe ssfe ons pewit (men and ail Iles contents. ren- sirling e.f stamp. and rash te. the v aloe et over three hundr.-d (1(,1101 . woes I:.hen. .1' - - I101' KiI.I.F:1► 1115 MOTHER. Atter Duck S11oo1Silt). (;un Went 011 N bile He %%u, N ipleg It. Toronle. 04 1. 2!. 5'iipp•i 1g; Ir +.lu sheweri linty I.f•', trantarlinns bong; A despatch' from Ne,rlli Battlefield ' Irmifed t.e ri lead t,r lwn 1 oug.�hl ',g 'r,ys: A terrible ne•cilent oc^.)Irre.•d on :lfonlreal denlera. The triode told Friday' morning al the tome of (:hides \.•eitet.* d nt•s ut 1.?1W) ibT.. and . old fieri Moore. a farmer. about efgnle-ii miles ter $4.40. '.hich nye prnctwnl'y tote northwest of this pinto, Percy. a 64,11 rnrnc levels ns butclterR . .d floret years. carne In from duck- 1 i-.,, god 1•. ch lee �iecrs, pr:pct: were shooting. and hawing fc•rgetten te, :r, ' fir,n, rangti•tt,► inlr(ir $4.Y5 141 lt4.5(1, with ►r,•.'e the k►ad& shell, begun to wipe Ih4 dampness from the gun preparatory to hanging it up. Ile gun trent teff, killing h.s mettu•r almost instantly. i;ultec--Markel is fan but unchanged, Pettey hints .... .... 23e to 251 do solids ... .. 1?c: to 2243 Cheese -Continues firm ut 13%c fo large and 13%c for twiny in job bats here. Eggs -Prices hold firm at 22c to 230 er dozen in case Tots. Poultry --Live chickens are quc.ted et 7e lo 7%e, and liens at Gc. Ducks, alive, 7.' 10 Sc. 1b•ncy• -Firm and unchanged at I1 3q to 12'•:;e per lb. for strained and 82.50 to $2.75 jer lb. for e`omhs. Billed Straw -Steady at $9.50 to $10 et. track here. Beans -Primes, $1.80 to 51.135, a .net hand-picked $1.90 to $2. Rated ilay--Tunothy is quoted at $17 to $18 in ear lots on track here. Pelatoes--E,nstcrrns are quoted at 700 to 75e in car lots all track. with On. Larios at about the same figures. PROVISIONS. Dressed hogs -88.50 for kghhvc•ight$ and $R for heavies. Pork -Short cut, $22.75 to 823 fo hrarre-ls; mess, $20 to $21. Lard -Firm; tierces. 12',r; tubs, 12yc; pais. 13e. Smoked and Dry Salted Meats Lane dear bacon. Ile to 11%( fur Ions rtn eases; hums, medfurn and light. 15c t0 15%c; heavy. 14%e to 15c; backs, 1640 to 17c; shoulders. 10%c to 11c; rolls,,, 11%c; brcnkfasl bacon, 1% 4c to 100r Green rneats out of pickle, lc less thail stoked. MONTlti•:AI. \I:\HKi:TS. Montreal, Oct. 22.-A further advance of from 15c to •2.Mc per bag has beets made in the price of tolled coats on the local market. and quolations are no'V. given at $3.13 to $3.17%. i'ravisons--Barrels short cut mess, $22 to $22.50; half-harrels, $11.e5 lel $11.75: clear fat barks, 823.50 te, $24.50; long crit heavy trees, $20.50 to $Si.50p half -barrels do. $10.05 to $11.50; dry Fall long clear teem. Inc to 11%; bar- rels plate beef. St % to SIG: half -barrel$ ('e. $7.50 lo $11.25: barrels heavy mess beef. $10: half -barrels do.. $5.50; com- pound lard. i0%e to 10;;c; pure lard. 11%e to 12%c: kettle rendered. 130 to 1:1'3,c: (tant.. 12%e to 153sc. 800. seting to size: breakfast bacon. IA.e to 1551c; Windsor bacon. 150 to 153 c; fresh killed abattoir dressed hogs, $9 to $t1.50; alive. $0.35 to $6.50, Eggs -Sales of selected stock were made at 24^ to 25e, No. 1 at 21c. sec- onds at 1G%e In 17c. Roller-Quolntlnus range all 17t0 wry from 27c to 28c, according 10 g•iality and make. Cheese --Ontario cheese sold on the local market as lots as 13c, though the rnri;orily of holders are asking 13%c 10 13%c. BUFFAi.0 MARKi:T. Bnftal•�, O ►. 22. --Wheat closed: - Spring lewer: No. 1 Northern, $1.19; No. 2 reed, $1.0.1: Winter lower. Cern • Easy; No. 2 while. ler: No. 2 yellow, 70%c. Oats -Easy; No. 2 mixed. 55Xc; No. 2 white. 58 f4c. Barley-- $1.014 to $1.10. Tye -95e on track for No. 2. Canal freights ---Steady. N1:\\' YORK \\'IIEAT MARKET. Nrw fork, Oct. 22.- Wheat -Spot, racy: Nr,. 2 rets. X1.1 X. a evaler. 1111.1 $1.19",% feel.. a ffeati No. 1 t ortt►ern. nu. loth. $1.25'., i.o.h. afloat; No. 2 bird ww'ihlrr, $1.17% f.o.b. afloat. LIVE STOCK \I.%RKET. 11..• MEN DROWNED. D. Fishing Schooner Alma Wrecked on Newt f►undland Coast. A despati t. front 5,. John's. `,1.1.. sops: Wreckage washed ashore -nn the Bait cons' on 'i'hursday indicates that the fishing sctiiw,ner Anna was k. t in the recent gale with her crew of len rnen. I.i►11e hope is entertained that any o! the men have escaped. They were ail Newfnimdinn(Icrs and the majority teat e familia. ntMi:It's TO1.,. OF ilii \7 H. 1:i,i) 1'netplained i ratledie• al Mont- real. .\ desp.:etch fryorn Moiitr,al says: Ac- cording to official records, there have 14.en thirty-five bodice taken from the river at or near Montreal since the middle of April last 141 the present lime. Must of the victims were covered with wounds. which would indicate foul i•tny. and a large percentage et l'v-ns \stere math• vin to th(► police and ni.orgilre oflkio's. packed lobs ice to 15^ bigger. Medium in gcocld sold irons $3.75 to $4.(0, (rattle c,f common to medium quality- were ea- sier to gen. prices ler Ihcse showing little r-%tnnge at 112.50 to $3.10. according to quality, choice cows «11.1 fain tit hem $3.25 1t. $3.05. with medium cows til $2.441 M $2.75. COIlimon cows and minters ranged from 75c to $2. Trade In light s'ockeer Battle was about the thief ►tern on the market pro- gramme. since the bulk of effertngs came under Itis head. Prices ranged (tont $2.00 to 1.13.00 for the most of if. Feeder% for the die:rilleries were In de- mand at $1 to $3.50 for sleets. and $2 (e $2.50 for hula. Milch rows wer.' quiet al $.10 to 815 i•.1 ggn.ld shock. thiol veld eaves were in demand. 1 rice,. ranged from 3' to 6}ic for ib. Ewes sold from $4.25 to $4.50. Culls and bucks. $3 k. rte.50. Good lambs were firm at $4.25 to *5.75. mg.; s..11 unchanged ids fG.25 for the 1,44. light rough hog* aer' '14.w• nn(i 11,, loig (11. 4eol,nt (.n thet4' s'ill roiled, Ih• moat rot them /ringing little more than $5.2'.2. .. r -A The AThe British Government 's ;t'cngth. .I.itiU ton defence.) .•1 J.amn•.:'a 1•y eori• •iris l ttl.• n fort for heavy cdibte guns e:1st Of Piet iso ni.