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eign pro uce $2,712,613,
.340,752.
LESS FOR YUKON.
Receives Proposal to
Dangerous Sletionsl
fr.un Ottawa says: The
''reless 'Telegraph Company
a proposition to the Gov -
the installation of wire -
stations to bridge over the
rtlon of the route on tho
elegraph system between
Dawson, which by reason
and wiaei,lorms is so li-
•uption In Winter time.
wants a subsidy of 850,000
atlon of its plant and a
of $50,000 for each year
ion. The De Forest peo-
to cit the existing tolls
at the present time are
rds from eastern points.
licit in working the Yu-
er $1(N),000,
-$'
ILF:Y'S CONFESSION.
rraek,rtal S;.slcm of Dri-
'OCs of no Value:
an London says : F:arl
ssing a gathering of
pupils at Gravesend,
Ecotype(' system of edu.
glish aristocratic class
confession : "i place
u as an example of de-
ition. i went through
bile school course, and
roily education. t found
elor of arts of cont-
ain knowledge of
1 never found of
1 without any
German or
hope you
fig that
lo for
to
to
first
clears, 12 . Bran,
thee, Jan. 8. -\\•hent -1\'o. 1
• 7$3 lo 793 c; No. 2 northern,
. May, 76,e,c. Itye-Nu. 1, 65
Barley -,Nu, 2, 553 to 56e; san,-
!5 to 55 ;c. Corn-Stendy; No. 3
cash, 39 to 39X; May, 433. to 43O;c
asked.
8. --- Wheal --May,
No. t htud, 77ii; 10 IKiii3firil NEW
n, 77�; Io 78c • Ku 2 •
7i!�c. Flour -First
$1.30; second pnlentcs,
clears, $3.25 to $3.35;
to 75'/ac' �No. 3I
LIVE STOCK A1:\ItlCt:7'.
nand- Telenet), Jan. 8.-Ilusinees at the City
herr, at (rattle Martens showed coiesiderabie ire -
I
• new, Butcher Cattle -Picked butcher.,' sold
pruveutevnt this morning.
ulu. 'u1• to $1.50 to $1.65, but this was the
0 offered. top price. Choice sold Irani $1.10 to
50c outside, $1.40-
Stuckets and Feeders --Were
Lal a few good cattle would lied a
sale. !'rices are rather firmer that
ju italiuts.
Milch Cows and Calves -Are
steady.
Sheep -Are sleudy and lambs 11
Hogs -..The market for hugs shot
aucu
advof Y5e. and prices aro
79,: outside,
35,%e bid for
'gills to Nev
mien Zine west,
72c east, without
\TIOY I1RODUCI:.
nd
lo choice winter stock,
3.25 per lob!.
Ilund-picked selling at 81.50 to
lid primes al 81.35.
ey-Strained quoted at 810 to 12c
1b, and combs al $2 to $2.50 per
n.
Haps-New quoted at 18 to 21c.
Hay -No. 1 timothy soiree, and q
at $12.50 to $14 on track hero;
quoted at $9.
Straw -$7 a ton on trick hero.
i'olatues--Ontario, 65 to 70c per
un Irick, and New Brunswick. 75 to 80c
per bag.
Poultry -Turkeys, fresh killed, 12 to
14c; chickens, dressed, 8 to 9c; alive, 6 to
70 per lb; fowl, alive, 4 to 5e; ducks,
dressed, 8 to 10c; do, alive, 6 to 7c per
Ib; geese, 8 to 10c per tib.
THE DAiRY MARKL•'TS.
Buller -Pound rolls are quoted at 22
to 24c; tubs, 19 to 21e; largo rolls, 20 to
23c; creamery prints sell at 25 to 26c,
and solids at 23'% to 24c.
Eggs-Slorage, 23 to 24c per dozen,
and limed 22c; new laid, nominal at 34)
to 35c.
Cheese -Large cheese, 13 to 13,Se, and
twins, 13X,c.
noted
No. 2
Will Be Longer and Larger Than
New Battleships.
A de,patdt from Lo1.►n says: Accord
ing to Mc Berlin correspondent of the
•
London Daily Mail, the Kaiser has de-
cided to eclipse the world in a new
:uuwr•eti cruiser already' prejce•t.•d for
17u7. One of the first ucL- of the Guv-
eminent after the elections will le) to
-
asI. lite It, r, fisl,rg to asce:rtuin a great
quiet, increase in the pr';posed tonnage of the
ready cruiser, giving it a displacement of 20,-
1 lust 0)0 tons. The vessel will be equippe,l
with turbine engines, designed to give
very her n greater sped than that of any
1 cruiser yet designed. She will be net
rn1. only larger and more powerful limnis an tiny other cruiser cheat t t
$6.4o for choice selcete and $6.15
lights and fats, fed and watered,
M.tejID1 THREATENS EGYPT,
now
for
Reports of His I)en111 Four Years Ago
Said to be Unfounded.
A despatch from Alexandria, P.gypl,
says : Sake' el IChalidt, president and
delegate of the Central Committee of the
1s1• • t -
anis Lntun, who was recently ex-
,
pellet' frons Tangier and 'funis by the
bag F
Thursday from Benghazi, having travel-
led two mouths and a half oveI-k,nd by
way of biotite'. Ile declines to divulge
the object of his visit, but holds creden-
tials as the bend of the Scnoussi sect,
which enabled hies to travel through Tri-
poli with the greatest facility.
Ile reports that great excitement pre -
veils throughout Cyrenaica owing to
news that the alalidi, who was believed
10 have died four years ago, is still
olive. Ilo has a copy of a letter ad-
dressed to all Sennussi monasteries, re-
lating that the herd of Ilio sect had been
seen recently in the guise of a dervish
in the neighborhood of Ahechn, capi-
tal of \\'adni. This letter sends a mes-
sage of hope to the Senoussl, adding:
"The time is approaching when Moslems
will be rid of Ito Christians."
Members of the sect are firmly con-
vinced That their chief is still alive and
will soon leave Kuf►'u at the head of a
largo army to reconquer Algeria, Tunis
and Egypt.
IIOG PRODUCTS.
Dressed hogs in car lots aro un-
changed. Bacon, long clear, 11X. to
IISSe per ib in case lots; mess pork, 121
to $21.50; short cut. $23.
Hams -Light to medium, 15 to 153 c ;
do, heavy, 14 to 14'/.,c ; rolls, 11%c;
shoulders, 11c; backs, 16 to I6X,c; break-
fast bacon, 15 to 15X,c.
i.nrd-Pierces, i1'/.c; tubs, 12c; pails,
12Sc.
BUSINESS AT MONTREAL.
Montreal, Jan. 8. -Grain -Oats are un-
changed on spot; No. 2 while. 24%v; No.
3 white, 41X, to 42c; No. 4, 40X to 41e
per bushel ex store. Flour -Quiet and
unchanged; choice spring wheat patents,
$1.50 to $4.60; seconds, $4; winter wheat
patents, 81.10 to $t25; straight rollers,
..1.1 "
„ 1
o-
53.75
do,
to
bags, to
*1.75; extras; 81.50 to 81.60. feed- lill-
feed firm; Manitoba bran, in bags, 821;
shorts. 822 per ton; Ontario bran In
bags, $21 to $21.50; shorts, *22 to $22.50;
milled meanie, 8.1 to 825 per ton, and
straighIt:nrestshort�f
lcutnle.s, g 2 to 824; half -
barrels, $11.25 lo 811.75; clear fat backs,
823.50; long cul heavy mess, $20.50; half -
barrels do, 810.75; dry salt lung clear
bacon, 10X., lo 11 ,c; barrels plate beef,
81; to 813; half -barrels do, 86.50 to $7;
Woes heavy mess beef, 811; half -bar-
rels do, 86; compound lard, 8X to 9c;
pure lard, 12x- to 13c; kettle rendered,
133 lo 14c; hams, 13 to 14X,c; breakfast
bacon, 15 to 16c; Windsor bacon, 15 to
16c; fresh killed nballoir dressed hogs,
*9.25; alive, $6.50 to $6.e5. l'ggs-Se.
Iecls, 25 to 26c; No. 1 candled, 20 to 21e.
Cheese -October male.', Onlorio, 12X. to
12X,c; Nove•utber make, 11% to '12c.
Buller -Choicest creamery, 253 to 263 c;
niediunl grades, 23X to 24X,c.
UNITED STATES MAlKEN.
Duluth, Jan. 8. -Wheat -No. 1 hard,
77Xe ; No. 1 northern. 77yc ; No. 2,
74,v;c; May, 78X,c; July, , ►c.
tench Government, arrived here on
POISON ON THE BREAD,
Striking Rakers al Chicago /held on
Serious Charge,
A despatch) frorn Chicago says: Four
men said to be members of the Bakers'
Union have been arrested on the charge
GI pulling acid on hundreds of loaves
el bread dl.etribute.i among Ito Jewish
residents on lie west side. A strike is
in progress at 0 local bakery, and 11 is
clamed that strike sympathizers threw
the
acid d a►
d also
Io
deia
rm
loads of bread and rolls after rtthey bl ad
left Ilio bakery. The police have con-
fiscated nonny baskets of poisoned bread,
and are fielding them for evidence. in
1h: pockets of the four amen arrested
were foiled bottles of carbolic acid
and packages of powdered red iodo-
form.
TELL-TALE FINGER PRINTS.
New Recruit Was Wanted for Wife -
murder.
A despatch from Columbus, Ohio,
says: When George W. Deacon, who en-
listed in Cleveland a few days ago, was
being examined al the Columbus bar-
re.cks on Wednesday, he grew agitated
awhile IIie imprint of his fingers was
being taken. ,Asking to be excusal to
gel n drink of seater, he disappeared.
Wihice:les
gthntht t
liebeh ldrforeauthoriti
al Detroit,
where la to have
murde e i hiswifo. Deacu)i iouuld knot
be localed.
TERSBURG DIGTRTOWJ
an Put a Buret Into the
Prefect's Brain.
elersburg says:
unite, prefect
, was elle'
nt the In -
divine :,t
of
arrests in St. Petersburg during the
three day.; preceding Dec. 29. The pris-
oners, who included 33 women, were
chargee) with "revolutionary activity
and illegal election agitation." it was
adder that further arrests and searches
were proceeding vigorously.
On Nov. 1t last von der Lauuili, net-
ing, it Is said, under n hint from a high -
is. authority, dispersed a meeting of con-
stitutional I)e►noerals in SI. Petersburg,
which he himself had previously sane -
Honed.
SUPPRESSED '1'111; ItL'sS.
On Nov. 23 last von der l.aunilz sup.
ed the Russ of Sl. Petersburg, be -
of the publication of an article by
rnvaeff, n well known jurist, who
d what he termed "Use delrase-
f all antral curssciuwncss in
OF Conn iN itUSSIA,
(to:,, Odessa says: Snow-
lir'z.u•ds n( exc•t•pth(1 t ra•.
ilim�t Ih:rnu►ttiaitt south•
ler n flu.sia. 'I oink!
415 interrupted ruin great
reperled. Accenting b, ac-
:=on11 sii rmnbrel 1,1 the,
astern pruvtncca alone.)
ur will 1
larger anal mare powerful then any ex-
is
ing battleship include) til
Kr
neughl coag SoIsunGermany's rt. !)reed-
y_s tiros
I101181:H IS A (:\NAUItN.
Charles I'owh'y Slates His Homo Is at
Berlin, Ont.
CIA despatch
rl s 1'owlev , r w:13ur►,'slel by �d1 detec-
tives at Accu slatinn, near Richmond. on
Wednesday, as the roan who held up the
Seaboard Air Lino train near Lacrosse,
lust Sunday night and relieved a
number of the Pullman ear passengers
of their ninny and other valuables, se-
curing Mend 81,000 worth of booty. Ile
was identified by the conductor and por-
ta of the train. llo was longed in jail
here, and tvill be delivered to the suthor-
ilies of Mecklenburg county, in which
tho crime was committed, for trial. The
penally for Vie offence may be death,
under rho laws of Virginia, in the dis-
crellon of the jury.
"My home Is in Rcrlin, Ontario, Can-
ada," ho said. . 1y sister lives there. I
have three brothers, Norman. William
and Benjamin Pooley, who have been
travelling with a circus. My father,
'William Puwley, sen., lives in Ottawa."
Powley told three or four different
stories.
JEWELS RECOVERED.
Diamonds Worth 84,000 Vound In a
Railway Car.
A despatch from Savannah, Georgia,
says: Jewels, principally diamonds,
valued by a local expert at $50,000, were
recovered on Wednesdaot by the At-
lantic Coat Line and will Ire sent on
to Diony lies Miranda, a Cubaq, who
is awaiting their arrival at Jacksonville,
Fla., before proceeding on his way to
Havana. Senior Miranda and his wits
1(11 New York on Monday. They had
a satchel containing rho jewels. Al
Jacksonville they complained of the loss
of
tho '
ew 1
e s.
J Two
oftheir
r
clloty-
sengers, n woman and her daughter,
were arrested but subsequently released.
The jewels were found by the negro
porter in rho toilet room of a car, where
it is supposed they may have been left
by the thief lo be secured later when
opportunity offered.
-44.
itLSSIAN 1111/GET.
Estimates Show Expenditure of 21523#-
41.1,000 for Six Alou's.
A despatch from St. Petersburg says:
he
preliminary budget estimates pre-
rnred by the Ministry et Finance for the
t:st six months of 1907, commencing
an. 14, provides S523,415,000 for regular
ependiture, an Increa::e of 818,896,oi)O
r 3.7 per cent., company! with Um sc►ni-
uman expenditure for the Sarno period
1906. The greatest part of the increase
ill be nbsorbed In the payment of in -
rest on the big loan of 1900, which in-
cased the total Interest charges from
1,093,030 to $93,730,0(k).
Itll:11 !WINTER tl,
n. Mr. Cochran Receives Ore front
Temagamd Silver Region.
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A despatch froin Toronto says: lion.
Frank Cochrane, Minister of Lads,
Forests and Aloes, has received some
rich samples of mineral from the new
silver -cobalt diaries to iho 'I'emngoIl►I
reserve. They wcrn liken from the sur-
fnce of the goalie', and came from de-
posits dis.'oven'cl by two local men,
I.rolhers by the name of White. It i,
said That they have been offered already
one million dollars for their claims.
SF:ITi.EJIRIVT OF THE NEST.
New Dill Proposes to Throw Open Odd
Numbered Scc1fons.
A despatch from Ottawa says; 1•t;o
hill which is to be Introduced by Mr.
Oliver In amend the Dominion Lands
Act proposes to throw open for settl.•-
m;'nlthe r,dd numbered seeli01151 of
Western hands with the right to 111e set-
tlers to purchase 160 neres adjoining'
their hr ;nestcnd of a similar orreape.
This privilege of pre-enq,lion will also
be extender In present settlers.
estimated that there are 73,0(ven I;
of land stilt available for settle„
the Nest, exclusive of land held to the
railways and land companies.
MtN1' STORES DI:S 1ltoyi.:N.
$I,-":,n,nno Fire on the Gun Wharf al
Portsmouth.
A despatch from Portsmouth, Eng-
land. says : The fro wfilch broke out nn
\\,dn.wdny night among the camp and
storesequipment
caused (I(Irnage,acc�ording to the (await
estimates, to the 11rnomnt of $1,25ti,itio.
Theentire
equipment
ou,-sj,1►an
►
A111ougtllhe confl al;ra-
11111 Ls under control, masses of 'In,,.11.
Bering blankets and ulher elms uecu•
riunelly break out Into fresh flames.
:c
vessel of the Dadnouelit type has been
under construction for suu►o weeks at
Brennen. The enlargement of lite slip
at Stettin 1s bring !nitrite.' for 4 secunl
vessel of ;he sante typo. Their construc-
tion will lo secret, and the details will
n ,l bo published. The work is being
carried on at such high press0re that.
e ough workmen cannot be obtained.
SUIIMAIIINES FOR Flt:\NCE.
A despatch from Paris says: The Ad- s
mirally'• Nae ordered the cunslructeen
off four sulanariue cruisers. which are n
to be superior to any existing type cf
similar vessel.. They are to be of tart
len.;, Iu have r► speed of fifteen knots
o011 Iir surface, and ur. to have a radi-
tte of action of2,500 miles.
Large Sal
Ila
A despatch from Alegi • ,
Duringf Meet,
the year ende
there have leen shipped t ,
eledicine Ilat di>Irict, 1,521 Iteltitsio
horses, 13,596 cattle, 12,171 sheep un(
232.25e puurtds of wool, The shipmou4
of horses and cattle exceeded the
best year cunsiderubly. cspeei;
the fernier, and there would ea
been 1,500 more rattle sluj)1
the shortage in cars. In 1
menter•e; Iloeses, 2.7,
025; sheep. 13,424, and
pounds. This year's imp.
ll.irees, 1,1,6e; cattle, 545, a
411.
CO-EDIT:.iT,ON DENOUN(:E
!tilted Schools Bad Edurafiuually, o
ally and Physically.
A despatch from Landon, England,
ays: At a conference of head Itacl,ers
1 Leamington, \hiss Cleghorn, brad ut
largo eleruenIary school at Shchi
enuulced co-education. She said 11
ools were
r n,treducatioixed noally, merally ployr s:
catty. It was inipo.o.ihte for a heed
teacher to have proper individual !nllu-
ence over the pupils. It was solid that
girLs exercised a good influence over
boys, but sho was sorry to say Iher•o
were a great many bad little girls, :Ind
it was not good for boys to be unser
their influence. Other teachers de-
nounced the wised system.
MING EDWARD ROBUST.
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
HAPPENINGS FROM AIL OVER T111
CLODS.
Tetegraldal•' Driers From Our Own and
Other Countries of Recent
CANADA.
The Ternishamtng & Northern Ontario
Railway has paid $158,000 into treasury.
l.cantinten anlcresle•cf
strike of oilgton onnManitoulinreiisland. in a
Fire in the business portion of Ninga,
Man., on Friday, causal a loss of $54)0,
000.
It is estimated that 45,090 immigrants
Settled In Onuhea►•, nd
that next year thetario totaldring willtbe
yeover a 50,-
000.
A
Russell Cameron, a wealthy and
popular young man, was found dead in
hie room at Ottawa, on Friday, with a
bullet wound in his temple.
alluA verdict against Frank of nattier has been returned
Italianwho
stabbed William Dow inlie a quurrel nearr
Snakeskin Lake on Christmas night.
A big nther was shot on the
grounds of Senator Macdonald, at Vic-
toria, B. C.
Carl:orry, Man., is In the pinch of the
WllhouI
fuel famine,
coal. the town being atmos)
Railroads in Canada have spent this
year about $62.1X)1.0(10 in construction
work rand equipment.
Pittsburg capitalists are pulling five
ndlliol alollars into Parry Sound copper
properties.
Mrs. ilow•fe, an aged resident of Brant-
ford, was seriously injured and her
house wrecked by an explosion of
natural gas on Saturday .
This Manson Censolidnled Mines, noir
Port Arthur, shipped a carload of siker
ore, valued at 815,000, to Omaha, un
Thursday.
N111118011 & Allen of Winnipeg have
been given charge of the Canadian
Northern legal business west of the
takes.
The C.P.R. audit department employes
in Mont•enl have been granted a 10 per
cent. increase in wages.
An electric railway running through
Canadian territory from the Detroit
Inver to Niagara Is projected be Michi-
gan capitalists.
John Dyer was sentenced al Hamilton
on Monday to a year In Ilse Central for
stealing articles from churches.
Steps are being taken at Hamilton to
secure the release of flee men sentenced
for rioting in cc,nneetieti with the street
railway strike.
His Imperial Highness, General Prince
Fu.hiu►1, of Japan, will pass through
kande on his way hunte front a visit
In Icing Edward.
It has been diseoveed That the chim-
ney of the llnrris dwelling at Niagara
i'alls ons completely blooke'd with snot,
which explains how the family were
buffocaled.
A. Ferguson's horn. stock rine) imple-
ments at Southwyn. Man., were burned
on Monday. Ilia eulire family herr•e
stricken with typhoid guile recently, and
n prairie Ore lust fail destroyed his hay•
His Majesty Joined In the Pheasant
Shooting at Chatsworth.
A despatch from London says: Bing
Edward, who is visiting the Duke of
Devansliire at Chatsworth, joined in the
pheasant shooting. His activity denotes
that he is now more robust than ter
some time. When he was at Shahs
worth a year age he was driven to tho
coverts in n carriage, from which tie
shot, On Thursday he rodo to the cov-
erts in a cab and shot on rout.
THE P.tRA3IR CIUN.
Multiplies Appallingly; Dies Out in 17014
Generation.
According to the London Morning
Post the paramecium is u very active,
slipper shaped and minute beast which
multiplies so rapidly that there is only
erre thing which saves us pour human
beings from being crowded off the
earth.
This one saving grace about the para-
1mecia is that they die out with the
170th generation. It is pointed out that
11 the paramecia should have a run ,a
luck and should succeed in reachin
the 9J01h generation with everybod
(that is, every paramecia' body) alive
the sun, moon and star's would
crowded.
For it only 353 generations of
meecla could be preserved they w
be
In
bulk bigger
than ant hesIto� ' .. . ,•
tit
el, and as they went on ►nultiplyin
the surface of the sphere would be grow-
ing outward at the rate of miles a se
ond.
In view nt such depressing posslbili
lies ft causes one same enertsifless to
know that English professors have been
experimenting with the paramecia, giv-
ing them stimulants and tiding soma
of Them over that critical 170th genera-
(inrr.
They Irie l various sli►nulanls, but
achieved the hest results with alcohol.
The pararttcrcla were constanlly im-
mersed In a liqu d rompnsed of one part
et spirit to 5,000 In 1'0,001) Weis of water.
The result was That the periods of de-
pression were w;ped nut. The curve
o' vitality no longer showed the tenni-
011S r eur ee nt falls.
At the same lits:e the rale of growth
and division --that i; to say, Ise
k:gical activity -was in':reaseel by as
mach ns 3i) per cent. Something of the
sante effect was produced by strychnine,
but lis re was n remarkable difference
1:. the (undone alai action of Ole two
di ug, for whereas the beneficial effect
of alcohol endured a(Ier the drug ceased
1 • he administered, that of strychnine
did not.
Alcnhnl exacted no "physiological
usti►'y," 10 spite of the prodigiopsly In-
crea.se:l rate of living. It was beneficial
1:1 its after effects.
A cenun
vise the In
Debella,
pressed 011
("HEATRRI'1'.\I\. The Dui
have won
Right. lion. Augustine Rirreil is men- Thirty n
lionel ns a passible candidate: for the, rel'ef in 11
Chief Secretaryship of Ireland.
It is expected that the 1tig;t1 Nun.
James Ilryce will be named head of the
British delegation to the next Hague
1'eaco Conferinice.
illee tins been appointed to ro-
ws of Cuba.
in Ecuador has been sup -
(1 a new president elected.
ch Troops in Ilse lust Indies
n vista. aver the 1tajnh tio.
Zillion persons r quite fantino.
I:ssin.
Gorman).
Pantry will
1;ernuI,,v
$51.750 0q11
The Shah
1 lie Live►'pool Daily Post states that signed the
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain may live fort Socialists
keenly years, but is dead ao far as any out in tho f
political work is concerned. 1 tor.
is Maiming to earns Ir'r in•
1 n new model rifle.
s roleninl syslern coot herr
hast year.
and Crown Princ+ :,( f', , ;in
new ronsliluliun on r,n:‘l.,y.
nt Lodz have forced a luel:-
actories by their rule of ter -
UNITED STATES.
Fifteen per: ons have been killed in
the race war in elississippi.
Ale' ander J. Cassini. Ih'e;i.'enl of I toe � n eve
Prnnylv:u►ia 1tullroad. died suddenlyat I Eleven NI
1'h-ladelphin on Fr•iinv, I wore killed
ban 1 of Yng
A prominent Jni;nnece ecnnomlct has
probers' a great Onanc:al crisis in
Japan.
thr.'nler Jng the overthrow Ism %' ofroken 111 a preeent
I
Japanese Sttcinllsl. nt San Francke)
advocate the overthrow of Mikado, ihrst-
dent chid King.
J. J. 11i11 has denied the report that Ise
win refire from the Presidency of 1(se
('.real Northern.
Ileo. 1'. K. Crowley, of St. Patrick's
Church, Denison. Texas. while pulling
on 1u19 vestments to celebrate High
Mass, dropped dead on 1\'ednesdne.
Three tncn were killed and (nor pro-
bably falally w•ould,sI In a fight nn
Tuesday night bole son guards employed
by the West Kcnlueky real Company nt
Sturgis, Union County, Ky., and the
striking miners at that place. .
Falling into n sponge miser full of
dough at the Miss bakery at Columbus,
Ohio, on Wednesday, Iho h, Vankirec, n
ons whirled round round
111101 every I,or,,' 111 bis body WW1
cu nsh,yl. \1 hen 11:e u:;rchino Wes skip.
pad bo was taken) taut dead.
exicnns and one. American
near \'nlencia, Mexico, by ,t
ut Indians.
Socialists nt I.edi, it►Issin. hay
threnten'•il that they will compel (-Vireo
to feet and lodge 1be unemployed.
M. Ticino, Foriun Alini.sler of Hata-
has anr►onncil flint the io)licy of 1a
Government is to le "peace and di
pity."
The inlian Na3nnal (:ongreee has e
pressed Indignation Ihnt Ilinhsos
tl -pied the right of ciIizen,ht o -
'I'ransvaai.
Admiral Nebngntoff and I1tre ether
officers were condemned to death by a
Russian cowl -inertial ler surrendering
atnt the tattle of the Sea of Japan.
The French, G man an! Russian ex.
th one have arrive,) nl I'asltkent,
Astntir. Itussla, iii en'e tlee c•tip.,, ni
January 14. in ddition lu (flaking Iho
usual observe'', s the e.\pr,1:1►oris wilt
study llw sondes n of the upper air 1/
means of bailee and automatic in:.lrr
meats.
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