Exeter Advocate, 1909-12-09, Page 81
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STRIKE OFTHESWITCIIMEN
Not a Wheel Turning on any Freight Train
Between St. Paul and Seattle
A despatch from St. Paul, Minne- ( advised the general managers of all
sola, says: The strike of switchmen the Western railroads that if any
on the Northern transcontinental attempt is made to replace the
lines -between St. Paul and the Pa- striking switchmen by non-union
ific coast has already involved 05,- nlcn he will call a strike. The
1106 people directly and indirectly, situation at present is tins: That
and before the strike is adjusted it none of the jobbers of Chicago. the
is believed that 150,000 persons will Twin Cities or Duluth can ship a
have been affected. Not a wheel is single article except by express.
turning on any freight train be- Not a farmer in the North-West can
tween St. Paul and Seattle. In Min- deliver to the commission houses of
neapulis three of the big flour nulls the Twin Cities except by express.
have closed down for the reason That the prospective Christmas bu-
that they could not receive grain siness throughout the North-West
nor ship flour. At St. Cloud. Minn., on all lines is paralvzn4. Millin;►
the Great Northern has cl•,scd its and manufacturing incl'Istrles Pre
shops, putting 500 men in idleness. hourly being sus :end^d and the loss
At Superior, Wis., the Great North- in m:,ntiv rens i'+to the hundreds of
ern has closes down its shoos and th'ensands of d 'chars every 21 hours.
ducks. crowding out 350 men. At This is the most f,•r-r.-to gin_ and
St. ('loud, in the granite works, 500 disastrous stthy) )i i -erred
men -were thrown out of employ- in th' ter °':, +:•.•1•', r'n,l the
ment because of the uncertainty of determinati.0) 4.4 b ati sieft's fo fight
the future. From St. Cloud. Wil- to a finish premises to prolong the
mar, Forge. flr,ind Forks. .Tames- st'ii r41e for wsoks.
town. Devil's Lake, Minot. ilillings, Telegrams from the northern M n -
Livingston, Butte and Helena 105 nesota iron ran'!n t•'wns r''1 \We(1-
enarile. crews were called off. The nes-fav night. which includes a po-
switch:nen have allowed perishable potation of rno••e than 17..000. say
freight to be attached to passenger flit if the strike continues for a
trains to he taken to terminal sta- week there will be a food famine in
tU'ila, het this only applies to the all of the towns. One of the ef-
next. 12 goers. This situation is fects of the strike is the suspension
practically the same clear to the e'[ the big pocking -houses at South
coast. St. Paul. They can neither receive
The chief of the Brotherhood of live stuck nor ship their present
Locomotive Firemen on Wednesday supply of produce.
IMMIGR.1TiON DOUBLED. NEW B01TS FOit THE I'I('IFiC.
Enormous influx From U. S. Dur- The C. P. R. is Preparing to Build
ing Past `even Months. Then) at Once.
A despatch front Winnipeg says:
Complete figures regarding the
American immigration to Canada
have just been compiled, and show the construction of two new boats
an enormous increase in the num- for the Pacific. Const seryiee at a
ber of immigrants arriving front cost of abort. R1.250.090. ('ant. J.
the United States this year. Tho W. Trolls. manager e,f the Pacific
biggest months were April, May, r;ervie' . is now in Montreal diseess-
June and October, the first two es- int: arrnn'-ements as to the building
Seeding any of the ether months of those new boats with the offic•i-
L•V about two thousand. The figures els at henelnuarters. ft has been
fsr November have not yet been definitely de^ided that their con -
compiled. The totals for this year structien will be immediately lin-
from April to October, inclusive, cicrtnken. het details hate not yet
ale: -1909, 65,755; 1£08, 88,a•t4. been worked out. ('apt. Troup will
There has been on increase of near- sail for England next. Friday from
ly 109 per cent. in every month. St. John by the Empress of Britain.
and in the month of October there and the final errangrments for the
was an increase of over 100 per
A despatch from Montreal says:
Arrangements the new tinder way
lav the Canadian Pacific Railway for
cent.
11 .1TE:11 IN THE BUTTER.
An Extensive Fraud Perpetrated by
Foreigners in Montreal.
A despatch from Montreal says:
A gigantic butter fraud is engag- :\ despatch from Edmonton,
lug the attention of the city and Alta.. sats: A settlement of the
1'ruvincinl authorities. Thousands coal strike in all the local trines
of pounds of butter, it is found. has been effe: ted. Th^ Standard
have already been disposed of, and mine. the largest near Edmonton
seven provers are known to he im i affected. will pay the men 2l'/
elleated. The Nutter was purchas- ! cents more ner car alined and will
ed from the wholesalers at 24 cents'
t recognize the union in cheek off
a pound. It was retailed at 22 centsand other matters. which it before
a pound, which aroused the au- refused to do. The Frank mine
thorities. Investigation showed and Ritchie mine also agreed to the
that the butter had been workedsaner terms and the men in loth
over with water unit made heavier, 1 cases are again at work. 1'arkdale
sr.. that a handsome profit leas be- mine will be cl„sed up. as it is in a
ing made. In one case there was bad condition financially. .\t Car-
per cent. water. Most of those (liff' thine, near Murinville, where
implicated are foreigners.
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construction of the two new boats
will be made there.
Krill SETTLED.
Operatives and Men in .Alberta
Mines Reach an .Agreement.
t'lits'r SEA LARD.
Sir .trthur hn)vet Wilson to Sue-
('cca1 Sit' .lohn Fisher.
A despatch froth London says:
Sir Robert Knvtet Wilson has been
appointed First Sea lord of the Ad-
tniralt,l , in suceesslutl to Sir John
Fisher, oho is soon to retire.
WILL .1!MOURN ON 17'1'11.
Commons 11111 Reassemble on Ninth
of Next Month.
:1 despatch from Ottawa says:
i'arliamcnt will adjourn for the
hristnlas holidays en the 17th of
this month. and will resume sittings
en .l'anloth.
fiftv mets walked out on Monday
with the advice of a union oflieinl,
the trouble was remedied and the
teen have returned 10 work at the
old terms.
1111411; \111) iN RIDEAU 1N IL.
ti'oane It union Broke '1•Ill•uut:h lee
11 idle Skating.
.1 (1espatelt frenl Ottawa says:
Miss Annie Plet, aged nineteen. of
i)rununond street, Ottawa East,
was drowned while skating on the
Rideau ('anal on Thursday night.
SIie was with two male companions,
when the ice gave wav and all three
fell into the water. The young men
managed to get to land, but efforts
to rescue Miss Piet were unsuc-
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TWO KILLED, THREE 1I'IJIIBED
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
tl.tl't'1:NINCS FROM ALL OVER
THE GLOK&
Irletrapalo Briefs Proal Oar Oaa
sad Other Countries et
Recent Events.
The revenue of the Dominion will
he nearly $100,000,000 this year.
The Montreal Street Railway
Company has been fined for using
its cars to carry building material.
Building permits aggregating in
value 816,535,682 have been issued
im Toronto so far this year, a now
record.
Mr. Miller's hill to abolish raco-
traek betting was discussed in the
Commons and referred to a special
committee.
GREAT RItITAIN.
The House of Lords rejected the
budget by a vote of 350 to '75.
British Columbia was awarded a
gold medal at the Colonial fruit
show in London.
It is stated in England that the
Duke of Connaught would be Pleas-
ed to accept the position of Gover-
nor-General of Canada.
The British house of Commons
passed a resolution declaring that
in rejecting the budget the 'House
of Lords had committed a breach
of the constitution.
UNITED STATES.
Eight miners are entombed in a
copper aline at Duektown, Tenn.
The United States Government
has severed diplo:vatic relations
with Nicaragua.
Miss Juanita C. Ho1c.^.rd of Chi -
$1.00, and small lots here $1.70 to
cage was married by the side of her
father's coffin. $1.00.
It is estimated that 200 lives were Relic•`--C(libs. dozen. $2.25 to
lost in the recent tornadoes in the *3: r xt 1•acted, 10!Gc per Ib.
southern States. 1•'n•.' --No. 1 li'nothV. $14.50 to 815
\\'iilinm t'. Lilley, Treasurer of and No. 2 $13 to $14 on truck, To -
the Pittsburg. 1'n.. Cresbytery, is t ronto.
21 04 short in his accounts.I Straw-- f:7.5u to $s on track, To -
Mr. J. P. Morgan has porchn t' l a rent°.
majority of the stuck ill the Beloit- Potatoes - '5 to 50•• per bag on
able Life insurance Company. ('"'(:k for (?alar:„s.
Abraham Reef, the Sae Fre
Poultry - 1'h'e•kens, dr-sse'l. I1 to
co boss under sentence for brit, •,•1'. '._ - per lb.: heel. '; to Pe; turkeys,
has been released because cel ill- 1- t•' lee per Ib; clicks. 1b., 11 to
health. 12e; geese, 9 t.i 10' p:•r lh.
Chicago's Telephone Commission . --
has ordered the telephone Sampan- j THE E)1 (R\' M. RKETS.
les operating in the city to place I;t:tf r -Pound prints, 23 to 21c;
meters on their instruniettts• )tubs and large rolls, 21 to 22 in -
THE WORLD'S MARKE fS
REPORTS FRO!I THE LEADING
TRADE CENTRES.
Prices of Cattle, Grain, Cheese and
Other Dairy Produce at
Home and Abroad.
BIREADSTUFF'S.
Toronto, Dee. 7.--Flour--Ontariu
wheat 00 per cent. patents, $4.30
to $4.35 itt buyers' sacks on track,
Toronto, and •$1.20 to (425 out-
side in buyers' sacks. Manitoba
flour, first patents, $5.60 on track,
Toronto; second patents, 85.10 to
$5.20 and strong bakers', $4.90 to
8:, on track, Toronto.
Manitoba Wheat -No. 1 Northern
$1.01, Bay ports, and No. 2 North-
ern, $1.02%, Itay ports.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2 mixed,
81.03 to $1.04 outside, and No. 2
white and red, $1.01 outside.
Barley -No. 2, 60 to Ole outside,
and No. 3 extra, 58 to 59c outside.
Oats -No. 2 Ontario white, 36 to
37e outside. Canada West oats,
37% to 380 for No. 2, and 36% to
37e for No. 3, Bay ports.
Peas -87 to 88e outside.
live -No. 2, 7 to 73c outside.
Buckwheat -53c high freights, and
5 -le low freights .
Corn -Old No. 3 American yel-
low, 71% to 72e Toronto, and new
No.3 yellow,
G�%c on track, To-
ronto. -
ronto.
Bran -$20.50 in bags, Toronto,
and shorts, $23 to $23.50, in bags,
Toronto.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
:\+)pies -•-$2 to $3.50 per barrel,
according t„ anality.
Heaus---Car lets outside, $1.50 to
ADNIFT FOR THREE DAYS
Terrible Experience of Two Nova Scotia
Fishermen.
A despatch from Digby, N. S.,
says : One of the most appalling
stories of hardship and suffering
ever experienced by Nova Scotia
fishermen conies from Wostpori, „u
the schooner Venus, and 1r''u,;hb
lite Westport in an exhausted eett-
elitien.
They had been for throe and n
half days in their open beat, with
the machinery broken down. 11itli-
the Ray of Fundy. Last Monday out food. helpless, and exposed to
morning at three o'clock, Ge-. Re one of the worst series of storms
noot, aged 55 years. and his son, in years. They are as vet 'inul':o
Ray. aged 20, left \Vestport in :1 to give an account of 11. •ir t:'rrih!o
small 20 -foot gasoline boat for the experiences. Wilco 111 •ir en11'l.,l
fishing grounds. They were a::'1 broke down they were c„•Tattle I to
hauling their trawls at 10 o'clock lie at archer throughout the r'`.' •et
the same morning by ('apt. Nelson gales until Thursday morning, when
Thurber, of the schooner Swan. and they broke adrift from their n;'e'r-
nothing was seen of them until • ings and were carried to sea. Tho
about one o'clock on Thursday af- hoary rains sl:polied them with
ternoun, when they were nickel up • +'•iter or they would have perished.
off Trinity Ledge, 20 miles from • The doctor thinks that, with care,
land, by ('ap`.. A. J. Thurber, of the men will recover.
lb.: good lots of fat hoes. '-' _. to
s!eri per Ib.
Toronto. Dec. 7.-A few extra
ch'eiee picked steers and heifers
sold up to 85.50. and several lets
realized $5 to $5.25. Butchers'
cows of the choice class were very
much wanted, few selects selling
g
at 84.80, whilst. $4 to 44.50 were
common prices for well -finished ani-
mal�. Stockers and feeders are
still tieing bought by farmer's. Milk-
ers and springers were the only
stock that showed any signs of be-
ing easier. Calves of the choice va-
riety reached the $7 mark. Sheep
and Iambs, despite the abundant
supply. were very firm. Hogs -Se-
lects (luote'l at *7.50 f.o.b., and
$7.75, fed and watered.
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I'1..1TIN(: ON 111E 1('E:.
Mr. Win. Boyce'$ Ten -year-old Son
Drowned in Mettle Lake.
:\ despatch from Hnliburton says:
1{ally, the ten -year-old son of Mr.
Wm. 14uvo, a fanner at Maple
Lake. twelve miles north of here,
was (frowned on Thursday morning
while el:tying on the ice on the
lake. With mane younger coaly:m-
inns he was testing a weak spot in
the ice. when he broke through and
was drowned before his c mipan-
ions could get help. The burly was
GENERAL1 feriae., IS to l9:: creamery, 27 to recoverc 1 all (lour later in 21 feet
128e. and solids, 20 to 26%c nor .h. of water.
The Australian naval loan hill has Ecgs ('ase lots, 3Zi to 32c por
passed the House of Itepresent,t- dozen for fresh. and 25 to 20c for
tives. st(rege.
'fhe Austrian Government. has : Cheese--- 121..r per Ib. for large,
decided to establish a ('netts tt At sties at. 12!4c for twins.
Winnipeg.
The Italian Cabinet has resigned,
following its defeat 011 a fiscal re-
form measure.
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WORKED ON s('NIl.1W.
('ontr•aeturs on Regina Parliament
Buildings Disregard Law.
HOG PRODUCTS. .A despatch from Regina ::tys:
Bacon -Long clear,13!% to 14c Considerable feeling has been
arouse(1 in the city through the ne-
per lb. in ease lots: mess Lurk, tion of cunt victors in continuing
DILLIIN Is 1NS.INF:. I f126: short cut, *29 to ?30.50.1 work en the Parliament buildings
Hams Light to medium. 14,'1 t') on Sunday. An army of men with
Montreal Murderer of Constable is -..c; d"•• hr•It'1•. 1:11/S to lie; rolls, machinery were busy all day. much
Shea nm Go to .1s)Innt. II to I t'se; shoulders, 12•'„ to 13e;to the Ritmo-once of S81)hatnriuny.
hick 19 to 20ti; breakfast Lacon, mitt) remembered the fining of farm
A despatch from .Montreal says: 17 t.. 1'-e.
ors . 511111*Word was reeliyed In the Cllr en I.artl-Tierces. 15'.,0: tubs, la:; :
nu+r.f o• n similar offence last
Thursday afternoon fro'o Ottawa to tail:, 10%e.
the effect that Jolla Dillon is to es-
cape the gallows. The report of l{1'SI\ F:88 AT \IOX'rltl:.11..
the specialists, 1)r. Phelan of King
stun and 1)1.. Burgess of the Ver- 1 Mororeal. Dec. 7. --Oats, No. 2
dun Protestant Hospital for the In- j Canada Western. 1011: to 41c; bar and their ronr(esy, tt'hrch begets
sant`, o11 themental contusion of ley. No, 2, (i0 to 07c; Manitoba feed i1tiletne.-S and dist•retinn, are both
Millon was made keeme en Thurs-' barley. 52 to 53e; buckwheat. 5f4 to brought reit by al writer in St.
nay. In effect the r,ene•i is that :r,'.1' • Fleur--Manitelet Spring Paul', Magazine.Dillon is not of tllfl'I.ie',11)' Fallll(l wheat epatents. firsts, *5.74l; Nflnl ••('r\. It will du Vol.) geed. • 1
mind to appreciate the sentcn •e, tuba Spring wheat patents, Pec- said en:• ' t'i a poor Japanese 11•'
and that, in View of this. 111e ('t•own Mills. 45.20; Wintee wheat latents, ratan, atlo. crouching hesiie In r
would not be justified in carryingSteele: Manitoba striing bakers, P5; ,Ding hu.bnnd, was cantrulling
out the sentence of death pronounce st raigllt rollers. $:1.10 t•' $5.25 ; herself with an effort that wortld,
ed upon hien in September last.straight rollers in hags. *2.• 1) to : 1 feared, make her ill.
•----re- 82.50. Feed -Ontario bran. $20.- She laid her little slim brown
.1 111' NTF11' 4 MISTAKE.
SELF CONTROL.
The self (•11111i'.,l of the Japanese,
('yen in times of the tit111 --4 stress,
FROM ERIN'S GREEN ISLE
NE11'S 1;1' M 111. 1110 1. i11C-
1..1ND'E SHORES.
Happenings in the Emerald isle to
Interest to Irish-
men.
There took plate at Newry rec-
ently the death of Mr. Joseph Fow-
ler, J. P., after an illness of ::hors
duration.
The number of schools in Ireland
ie which Irish was taught in iso£
was 3.017, as against 2,s011
in 1907.
Fire completely destroyed Mc-
I)owell's motor and cycle works,
Armagh, with the entire stock, ex-
cept two cars.
Bev. Alexander McMullen, one of
the hest known Reuutu► Catholic
clergymen in Ulster, has died at
the age of hi years.
$21.5°: to $21.10: Ontario oliddlittti`g
. Singel upon her trembling red lip'
chil(1
was
treated
ill
Stceven's
}Io.pittl, Dublin. who had sttallow-
ed 0 number of beetles contained
in a potter bottle.
The King has appointed the i:ari
of .Arran to be •t Knight of the Or-
der of St. Patrick in place of the
Earl of ('arvsfort, deceased.
The underground system of tele-
graph is to be introduced bete een
1►ublin and Belfast by way of n be-
ginning of the system in Ireland.
A bey eycling out to deliver '►
telegraph mewing,. at Tungalee
farm, near Roscommon. was met
by several person. and cautioned
not to d( liver his sue -•'.age. tle
persisted, however, in doing s ,.
Tho matter was rep„r:cd to the po-
lice.
A tree which a farmer c'►n1:'d
Geo. Hart. 811 aged 1111111. Was cut-
ting down at Famlaghnwrc', tell
more quickly tnan expected. and
Hart was fatally injured.
The death is annuunced of Mrs.
Hannah Alien, of St. Olaf's Road,
Fulham, who was for thin} nine
years in the set•%iv,. of Gucci Vic-
toria ns gnu.sekceper.
!relan(I'•: tabic,',. crop thi., y^atr,
on nceount of the sunny went!, •r 'n
August, is much Mute the average.
Last year some 00,0017 pounds were
grown in Ireland.
11. limed to hate 1)01.11 struck by
Le -lotting. the i'rotestant church of
h'leektegrlo•r, ('entity Kilkenny,
was recently destroyed by lire,
nhich originated in the spire.
Three cattle drives to -,k place in
:astral• district on a recent merit -
*23 l.. 823.50; Mnnitolrl bran, +1'+ klug. twelve men were arrested,
:and shook For bend, then tlhisper Iand were subsequently bound over
.lolru Smith hills W. Nel'rwlt•). to $20; Manitoba shorts. $2.2 to *23; 4.4. •• ft might disturb hili.' f 1 , he of good behavior for Loosen
Taking Himfor a Deer. pure grain mouillc, $32 to 833: ; ••1'1.1. It will de, yon gn(ide ," 1 1 raunchy, ..r in default three months.
A despatch from Rnthwell, Mini In\Aesterns. 11'$2.t`to1 ' e for
irhe1 `t.• was dead. next 'I }1 • aeeme il'nlnu►ast I h'• report ul the Inspectors of
t•I,a. says: The first fatality °f the
Fall make. and It's to 12c for firs) lostrntt• with grief and ,•ter en-' Lunatics on the nlnnnl(enicnt of
Ire -
big game shooting season oc'nrred comber mike. with eastrrns 11% to „reed self-control. total les rind ulnatic• asylums in tete
near here on Wednesday nfterneete I I',c. Butter fie pt cream- ; I Inod during 1!Nlt shows that cheer
when .Zahn Smith -beet and killed W.
1 "11 w„uld he must rude to n18kc, vele 23.931 insane persons in such
when ,,ire ill 'MA ake far n deer. ere •. :':e to 23'. le. and current re • a hi,leuus noisy before the sacred i establishments, t'.unpnred with 2:1,.
'file bullet hit M .l'tenry full in the "'lit' at
'2t to 21!.,c. henry Select-' tt.':a,l,"" came the soft reply. I its in 1!N►i.
Tito and caused instant death. Ills
"1 stock. 27 to 2Se. and Nu. I Sind- -__- ,1.�._,
Icd nt 23 to 2nc per d,•:' ', I'1+o iri�b centenarians have esti A lvornan Patient at file cork
tw„ brothers were in the tush with I ) t house hospital, oistio Ira. ("unity
.lied n w„nuln of the small farm- ,
Lill) and at ems, e•„nvel'cd the bed 1'N!'1'I:I) STATES 1�I.111I\1:1" laoacot'tnn,n, was said to have c"n-
to this town. Sn irh also tame in r..,{ dos. n1 Tinnekilli, nes, Olin. ,,,mrd in one day 10 glasses of
and gave himself up to the police. Buffalo. she. 7. 11"11 Ir Slea,n,z Limerick. at the age of 105, and ,•hntnpagne, thrcc Itlasse• of win-
- whc:lt, X„. 1 Nettle !I.. sarlealo 111 4 il11(tinr Near'., of 4 lunfre''' •:anis, two glasses of brandy, three
i :nt
If 1l: lll:sh 1PRI(1: EVEREVERP1111, -'-1'.• 41.11: 1Vintel. Xa. 2 r .I. !_ 1yn, county liosconlm°11, at
.,f milk, and two eggs.
•_'; ' No. 2 white. 181.22. ('oro ti, • .e_ • of 101. 1
�•. •slow. (12',,e; No. 4 vol!: ,
Prime Steer Sold at 1 hic•Ito fol
Ten Cents a Iilieel. N.. ;i whit'. vie. (lit-
e
t Fatal Explosions in McKinley-Dama11 and Prine`sters',n IA al:' ;iv reach- 1w`(ihi�•H�.te. I)ec. 7 Vtlont 1 :1.1) I i•ii Li
e.l the highest prit.• .-..•r paid on 1No. : red. 81.10 ti. `41.21 : X•• . , ',I
the open neatket in (.11ac•ag'. Nine -+$1.12 t„ *1.17: No. 2 lentil. P).•
teen steers. averaging 1,572 pounds. to 81.00: N(i. a hares. Pl.o2 to Al.- ��( ' t ,}
S slid rat *0.30 per hundred -weight. 'An; Nee 1 Northern. ?toori r„ A..-' Eitilway Mail ()lerk Charcred With Stet •
1 j 811(1 too 1(arlin•ts, we•il{tling 1,041 , 0','. : X.•. 2 Northern. $1.0e' to
A despatch from Cobalt says: lobi Mci.cod hid his face a,na.e'- ,sun'{s. alp' 111 :►t Ih" -:enc ,rice 0. \•• 't Stela ►Zl.lt to z�l. jekaG'f
Picking tali a missed 1101e at the 75• ed. a rock crushing his cheek lion, i 1,. . 1/, 1 r 1 1,2 g' ,, ing Money 1 g
ants damaging one eye. and Ili•, iegA 1 `'1. .•i •1, I•••i .••.04 ,I (Si. l cr11 No, white, told. a. .
foot leers of the DlcFinley Unrrngh S g 1 'unJ. • t-, 0:'' .1' : No. :t new. 56!-20. N.,. 3
were pierced with dying splinters.
mine. on Wednesday afternoon. an 11, was brought to OW Hod ('toys '" " ---- white, naw. 5(i!-, e N. 3 t'clluw.
Austrian nulcker was blown to pier- 11 't'ital, rind will rel••"' r. This is 7.110 k11.1.1:1) IIN T11.1('KS. (new, 1„ :,ac. Oats -No. 2 white. The Skean' of it b:,,0otl 1,:1 :: , , c•: • • • 11 ,•e r!: 11 snitlr4 1s isi.so
- , •12/.., \„ a. ift (: N,o. 3 %:41‘.11i11,; ',.it- re en Thursday. when .1 �: 1 1•,': i.1, :In 1 1, - L., --en in the ser
es, and Jobn McLeod, machine. man, the third man to be kine:l at the
•1 r
was badly injured. (ming down i11:ne 111 one sear.
i:r111:1iri, of 11a11 :1111) 1/nlllan 1011nd I.tQI, 1 . 11 ,1': Nr'. 1 %%1111 P, 1: alt m,•11, 11 railway mail cif ri., 1• 11" , 1 .1 .n,• •.•---- the .I0tet•t11 r'(
Near Montreal. j Rle .-tnn'IariI. •11', l0 121 -ie. 1111'"'stt it chanced with the crime 11 .�7 .. 14. .''.,t at ,in+( the
+N after a series of holes had been 1not her fatal occident through `'
I shot. the machine ging went to the d, aconite occurred on Wednesday ;1 des ,Itch fl' 111 Montreal says: 1- the• s/ I IIeI „( the (li•altl,. ar1a,1. ) ...11,1•:;;:::,11,,,,.11.11:4.
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face where the explosion had taken night. Alfred Sil%ia :tis instantly 1 I.IV1. STO('K MARKETS ,,f i ,acka a r,.otaiui,i ,t:,.t►':, fl•'n► 4s'iiii 11.•• ill .11 •t .e,•rret :llama'
Th,. ham, mangled remains of i� c l g g
pinec. and the dead man stuck a killed an,l .Man 1'8rywcll sees 11'iI mt:n and +t„conn weer fetm•1 nl„ng ; Montreal. 1)cc. i. )'ri,,,' Lam, lea th• moils en the ('anion Hailne} tlo ca..... 'file% admit. hott0101'.t
lick in the rock. The Austrian was haul Kokkn seri„nsly injured in an the (i.T.11. tricky. e',n•'r st. Eli , 1'-, to 511.4'e pm. pound: 11rett} 1;••, (t'. b'i'tch of the ( onllli'In \ rHoorII that srteral 1'• 1•4,11, are int.,lt:•.1.
killed in the drift, his head, one explosion in the Fourth .•1 .bol) ralrth Stiect and ( oto 4-'1. Paul i animals, 3'; to 1;e: c„mmoll stook, 14 itln:11 on \oo. 1. Ito c poli••'• . in lite r..l,l'ety anti that :a onnaber
arra and one leg being severed from shaft at the Nipissing mine, The (toad. on Thursday night. It it, 2 to M per 111.: lean emitters. 1 1., f,,;11o) sit.ol) of tie, stotet 111one1 , of thefts of (•.tn:it 11,1, 1• et ea, ne-
ins lied.. He eame to the McKln- men were mho) ' in i rnisc prepartttg svipp„ar(i the couple• weer „mtking , t„ 24' per pound: miloh cows, from 'op \WI•rulrs(1ny. Lit mitis the brut !correct recenllin the sem ite xhieh,
ley •Darragh freer AiiFtria three le• fire, and it is thought Obit th•'.1' along the tr,►ek to Tiir.••et Village, 18341 to 800 eneh: cakes from :' to I''In of soh ing the to sImri„'.:= sftatr 1111ce not 'wen explained. The sog-
mont:es ago, and has 8 wife and candles carne in contest :lith the when they were run down lean :•1,0 per lb.: sheep from 33% to f'.,,' 1- perusing them.i:e.t;„n i' that alt have been cum•►
three children on the other side. ettpl)sive.Inline. 11%,•r Ib. ; Iambs at 5% to (1,3e i r • Barnett ;...rka lois arrest evvlly, , mitltd br the same gang.
Nipissing Mines
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