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ttAUi'ENINGS *ROM ALL OTII SEEING BY WIRE NO LONGER
Importation of Boys and Girls of Defective
Type Should Be Discouraged.
A despat1 from Toronto says:
The Province of Ontario deported
293 "undesirable persona" during
the year 1003, according to tho of-
ficial report on prisons and asy-
lum', issued the other day. In
the two previou. years, S7 and 19,
respectivele, were the figures.
of the admissions proves most etrtk• menace they are, and how careful
The report says: "An analysis
i.i the study of 1 ychiat.rio prob-
lems would be able to detect the
weak spots itt Maly of those who
at present safely run the gauntlet
or port of arrival inspection.
"The importation of boys and
girls of distinctly defective type
should be absolutely discouraged.
Our experiences with these weak-
lings make as realize how great a
ingly the importance of carefully
scrutinizing those who come to our
shores.
"How some of them can pass
any thorough system of inspection
is a tnyster$r ; the genera paretics,
the precocious dement the obvious
we should be to have a thorough
examination of their nntocodente
made befoto admitting than. Bet-
te: still would be to exclude thein
altogether, and when I say this I
voice the opinion of many of those
who have had to deal with tncse
degeerate ate slip by and reach questions practlealh ."
us in a surprisingly short time. Mr. S. A. Armstrong, Deputy
Surely it would be wisdom and Provincial Secretary. submits
ood economy on the part of the charts which show the alarmingFederal authorities to have some proportions of English and fore -
of their medical inspectors trained ign-born inmates of Ontario's pri-
on psychiatry. Even a mere tyro sons and asylums!
ENGINE CHANGED ITS MIND.
Turning Saddest± About Crashed
Iota Roundhouse.
A despatch from Nelson, B. C..
says: The engine of the Blocan
city train was left at the coal pit
ready to run on Wednesday, when
suddenly it started and rata swift-
ly into the C. P. R. roundhouse
where a number of mechanics were
busy at other engines. W. H. Tor-
rey, boilermaker's helper, was
badly crushed and died a few min-
utes after his arrival at the hos-
pital. J. H. Jackson has a br.•ken
wrist. Torrey leaves a wife and
several children. The eal1 O is Un-
known, although it is supposed
there was either a leaky throttle
or that eotne one tampered with
the engine. There will be an in-
quest.
\ REMARKABLE RIDE.
Russian I.leutenait'a Remarkable
Journey With One horse.
GOOD BANK STATEMENT.
That for December Shows the
Country is Prospering.
A despatch from Ottawa s•tys :
The December bank statement,
GREAT BRITAIN'.
just issued. reveals a substantial the problem of controlling, through
addition to the c•ountry's prover 'l1 r. Lloyd -George, speaking et selenium, the electric currents.
ity. While the notes in circulation Bangor, said the (Jovornnaent 1lenium,sa electric
apparatus pus been set
as compared with the month of would have a good working major- up at the Palace of Justice at
November show a decrease of $5, i ity. Brussels. Between that city and
OOti3Ot10, and the current deposits a Mr. Asquith. speaking at Leven,
Brussels.
a distance of 72 miles, there
shrinkage of a similar amount, diet said ho regarded the veto of the !lave already been miles. there
savings deposits show an increase.great industrial centras as a per transmitted a variety of geometric
from $493,253,£c13 iu November to dist against Tari}f Itefvrm• t•atiems- squares, triangles, cross-
savings
019,082,024 at the end of Decem-
ber. This increase is to be taken
as an indication of the extent to
which the result: of the harvest
have been placed in the modern,
stocking. As for the decrease in,
note circulation, it is said to be t
due to the fact that several of the
banks took advantage during No-.
vomiter of the recent- .\et of Perlin- I
went legalizing incrca.led cireula"
tion for the purpose of facilitating
crop movement. and then evident-
ly returned to normal circulation.
The statement shows that the
amount represented by call and
short loana by the banks upon the
security of stock±'and bonds in-
creasrd by $5,675,513. Current
loans, too, inereaeed by ne
62.&00,f00, standing at tit
oath at 859.2;711,
t • rt
A despatch front St. Petersburg
sacs : The Minister of War has re-
ceived a report ot the arrival in
Riepin, Plotsk Province, of Lieut.
Shikutsk, after a trial ride of
403 miles without chimp of hors-
es. }Beth herse and rider itched
i.► excellent c• " it.
Shiku
TILE GLOB& A DREAM.
telegraoni. Rrlets Pros Otte Oita
+tad Other t`auatrte' al
Ua+tcut Ereuts.
CANADA.
Toronto's fire losses last year
totalled $7.0,931.
Mr. George ?Joh. Brown has
been appointed European man-
ager of the C. P. P
Ten thousand It::e.na aro need-
ed for railway co:,.:truetion work
in British Columbia.
The British Columbia Legisla-
ture was opened on Thursday, and
Mr. D. M. Eberts was elected
Speaker.
!tubber manufacturers and job-
bers decided at a meeting at Mont-
real on a general increase in pric-
es.
Ottawa City Council has voters
for a reduction in the number of
licenses from (17 to 68, and shop li-
censes from 20 to 21.
Mrs. Bell of Montreal was shown
t + have taught her eleven -year-old
son to steal, and the boy was sunt
ti the reformatory.
Morris Hiekev, a Windsorbut-
_
u -
THE WORLD'S M""""`�FOOB NEW BREABOGIITS
1
Suecesa of the Television Has Now
Become Only a Question
of Kelsey.
Television, the art of seeing by
wire, has apparently been changed
from a seieutifio dream into an ac-
complished fact. According to a
despatch just received from Ber-
lin, Ernst Ruhmor, a young Ger-
man electrical engineer, has finally
stic•c•eeded in perfecting the first
working model of a television ale
paratus. The apparatus is now in
the custody of tho Belgian Govern-
ment, which is reported to be so
favorably impressed that it is seri-
ously considering the construction
of an elaborate plant as the most
wonderful o,ntribution to the Brus-
sels Exhibition planned for 1910.
THE PRINCIPLE INVOLVED
in television is not new ; it lies in
the well established fact that any
picture may bo made up of light
and dark spots. Where Ruhmor
has vanquished his rivals is in dis-
covering a satisfactory application
of the principle. Ily his invention
the light and darkspots are
ilkPORTS FROM THE LEADING
TRADE CENTRES.
Prices of Cattle. Grain, Cheese sad
Other Dairy Produce at
Hams aid Abroad.
BREADSTUFFS.
Toronto, Jan. 25. -Flour - On-
tario wheat 90 per cent. patents,
01.25 to $4.30 in buyers' sacks on
track, Toronto, and $4.20 to $4.25
outside, in buyers' seeks. Maui -
tuba flour, first patents, $5.60 on
track, Toronto, second patents,
$3.10 to $5.20, and stroug bakers',
$9.90 to *z, on track, Toronto.
Manitoba Wheat --Ne. 1 North -
Northern,
third. A fourth vessel which has clrinery bas been ordered (ruin
cru, $1.12, 13ay ports, and No. 2 been ordered is a cruiser-hattloslup Messrs. Beardmore of Clydebank.
Northern, 81.10 Bay porta. similar to the Lion,recently laid The armaments of the three ships
Ontario Wheat -No. 2 mixed, down at Daveuport.definitely ordered shave been allut-
$1.00, and No. 2 white and red, Messrs. Vickers, Sons & Maxine ted in equal proportions between
131.07 outside. have received the order to build Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., T nd
The Ships Are to Represent Improvements
on the Original Warship.
It is reported, on what appears! The Press Association confirms
to be good authority, says The this statement, and adds that an
Manchester Guardian, that the order fur it battleship of the
Admiralty has placed orders for i Dreadnought type, but larger, has
the building uf two battle -hips of
the Dreadnought type, but repre-
senting improvements upon the
original, and that a cond•tiunal of-
fer has been made to the Thames
Ironworks Company to accept
their tender for the construction of
been placed with fair W. Arm-
strong, Whitw.,rth & Co., uf New-
castle and Manchester. Orders
for turbine engines and boilers
have been placed with Messrs.
Hawthorn, Leslie & Co., New-
castle. A similar vessel and uta -
Barley -No. 2, 58c outside; No
3 extra, 55 to 56e; No. 3, 60 to
52c, and feed 48e outside.
Oats -No 2 Ontario white, 371/.,
to 38'4 outside, and 39% to 40c on
track, Toronto. Canada West
oats, 41%c for No. 2, and 40%e for
Nu. 3, Bay Ports.
Peas -85 to 86c outside.
1 b t ! I Rye. ---No 2, 670 outside.
t pro Buckwheat --62c high freights,
cher who failed, lett an insurancelow
policy with Judge Meflugh for the jccted upoti a screen, composed of and
53 Npw Noghts yellow, 75 to
benefit of his creditors, and the splenium cells, and, proceeding
n 75Cor Toronto, and selected No. 3
proceeds will, it is expected, gatis- the theory that solenium s power
fy all claims. tranemit.tin13 elet trio currents varies at 73 to 73 4e Toronto.
-- accorl:nig to the amount of tight it Bran -$21 in bags, Toronto, and
receives. Ituhmer has also aolved shorts, $22.60 to $23, in bags, To-
ronto.
tnrtry
{ram Riep
attend th
Military (1
which he is
turn. averac
eight mite.e
days en rola,•.
n�
r
FLOCKING TO CANADA.
Imntit-rntion Continue± lo increase
Many Front States.
{ ► Ottawa mart:
with
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Apples—$2 56 to $4 per barrel,
according to quality.
Beans -Car lots outside, 81.65 to
$1.70, and small lots here at. 81.50
to $2.
os and similar ftgllMs. TO accou,l) Honey --Combs, dozen, 89.25 to i were bought for butchers' purpns-
UNITEI) STATES. 83; extracted, !0/o per lb. es upto $5.85; ordinary to choice
tial the seeing }.y wire of objccta Hay --No. 1 timothy. $13.50 to;
Two women and a man were as large as a human being, a mil± 8)4, and No. 2 at 812 to 812.60 on, butchers sold freely at 85.25 to
murdered in a flat in New York's, tars engagement, eat, orea a large land track, Toronto. 8500. Cows were strong, selling
east side, on�Thurnday. neap+• occas involves, according to Straw --$7.60 on track, Toronto. up to Its for the finest grades.
An unknown man murdered a , those familiar with the process,
Potatoes -47 to 1>Oc Iter bag on There were a few export cattle on
jeweller in a Rrouklytt store and • merely an enlargement of the ap track for Ontarios, offer, which sold at PtS.&"► to 88.-
tlten committed suicide, ou Titers- i paratus, or, in other words, a cur Poultry -Turkeys, dressed 17 to15 Milkers and springers were in
responding increase in the number k fair drtnand at price s current for
of selenium cella. d the last two
"SEEING BY WIRE."
the cruiser -battleship. This vessel Vickers, Sons ti Maxon.
will have a replacement of about battleship will be G00 feet long and
t•2,000, and will have turbine' en- 6,3 feet broad, and will bo armed
ginos capable of giving her a speed with ten 1'2 -in. guns, which will
of thirty knots an hour. The Vick- available for use on either broad-
ers firm is already building the side. The Admiralty order for the
turbine machinery for the Lion. Tyne is estimated at £2,500,000.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. crease of $1.6-1, in Saskatchewan
Montreal, Jan 25. -- Prime $1.11 and in Alberta an increase 0r
beeves sold at 5'/ to near 6 c per *2.26 per acre over last year. In
lb.; pretty good animals -a to four of the Provinces the value is
5%o; common stock, 3 to 4c per over $30 per acre, being $82.07 in
Prince Edward Island, $30.50 in
2 and the.lean canners aboutt uNeva Scotia, $43.37 in Quebec,
equalperm. There were an $50.22 in Ontario and $73.44 is
equal number of milcit cows and British Columbia. In New Bruns -
springers on the market. The
wick the average is 853.77, in 1[ba-
fromer were in active demand at nitobs *28.94, in Saskatchewan
from 830 to 8so each. Calves held *21.54 and in Alberta 820.46 per
at 3 to near Ge per lb.; sheep
about 4''/,o per lb. ; lambs, 6% to acre.
a little over (3 c per lb. Good fat VALUES OF ANIMALS.
hogs 90 per Ib. Although the values of farm ani -
hogs
den. steers Picked choice male aro very close to those of last
wall finished and heifers year, yet they show a steady in-
crease for all classes in all the
Provinces. Tho average value of
horses at the end of the year old,s
$49.29 for those under one yeat
as against $•16 last year; $106 to
against 8100 for those of from one
to under three ye11rs, an. 15" as
against $143 for those three
and over. Horses of the last class
have the highest value in the west-
ern Provinces -namely, $187 in
Manitoba, $180 in Saskatchewan,
$1165 in British Columbie, and $150
in Alberta. In Ontario and Que-
bee they are 13114. In the Mari-
time Provinces they aro $120 to
8137.
~•Four girls and one man lost
their lives itt a fire in a shortwaist
factory in Philadelphia, on Wed-
nesday.
A new eo
it the
Turk 'e Parliament BnilditRa are ; at the 1
•. eel on a char
A despatch from Constantinople , puty High Constnf
says : The Palace of C'heraga, i brought I oivin in en
where the Turkish parliament failing to account for $3,4
meets, was entirely destroyed by ; h , was alleged to have collec
fire on Wednesday. Tho loss is; as agent for the Sauvegurde limit-. '
of
groat, as the building alone cost (' repsey ileivin was touch
Little furniture/ worked up over his erre:t, and tkcatccentra
' important .1 - was in a '.'night
menta were s of t 1'rac•ti r of arrived nt the station. ' le, 4 b coil
I tl,p archives of the chamber n[ ' into unconsciousness, and died he j in London, Paris. Be
'vPd fur ten Petersburg, liras
GENERAL.
Turkey'e•Thursday just
Destroyed, with Contents. I arrested
a
I says:
omni nine
sud•l.'nly
muter.; on
ise per lb. ; ducks, 13 to 15c ; geese ' months. Tho largo
13 to lac; ch►ckens, 13 to 140, an : run of sheep and lambs canned e
±owl, 10 to 110. little weakness. Hogs were weak,
Reimer in quoted in the Berlin de- aide wr n large number were sold
spatch as saying, "has now become, THF. DAIRY MARKETS. at !tR 4h f lar ; sumbe aro still
merely a question ot money. The gutter -Pound prints, 23 to fibs; quoted at $S 1, f-c�•b• and '3.3.70 fed
mess hen been perfected, but its tubs and large rolls, 21 to Tic; in- and watered.
°tion is necessarily extremely i ferior, 18 to 20c; creamery, 27 to -
M' Belgian apparatus,
for Q+
Mf 2 and solids, 26 to 26 a per Ib. FARM LANDS AND STOCK
ample, has only 23 selenium cells, i Mgge•-Oase lots of new laid, 32e
ach of which coat approximately !t>r dozoo, and storage, 25o per
$75. Te 0e,000tiee the head and d�ea.
shoulder. of it {Terson I have eaten• L}mesc---12,eo per Ib. for
lated that at least 4.000 cells world an at 13c for twins.
be needed, w itielt means an outlay
et soma 113013,000. When one at-
tempts to reproduce a scene. or an
1100 PRODUCTS.
large,
gent, perbsps 10,000 cells would be 1 Bacon --Long clear, 14% to 150
required. so that the cost of ouch � per Ib. in ease lots; mess pork.
a piece of mechanism would ailment Ir•7 to $47.u0; short cut, $29 to
t About $7110 900. From these fig•
,e had hl)e Hants -Light to medium, 15? to
e theft, Lambert
'tree one may see that I have in
e Lanil>prt mind no such ides that tetevi'ion , Ise; do., heavy, 14''» to 35c ; rolls,
ehargn of will he possible to every person, 14 to 14!•;0; shoulders, 13 to 13.<c;
which. who has a t.lOI+hone. backs, 19 to 21c; breakfast bacon,
Eternal -
"But to overcome the handicap 17'- to Ise
occupied farm land m the Uomui
cou
itered in the enormous cost bard Tierces, 13`;e; tubs, Ire, ion ig $39•t�) as compered with 133>• j Ago.
ing by w'
•1+ :i
1 un
FIGURES FOR THE DOMINION
ISSUED AT OTIAW.t•
The Report Shows Steady Ad.
yanrenient in ty alnee of
Land and Steel'.
A report issued by the 1)o• tiulon
Census and Statistics Office gecent-
ly shows that the average vrllue of
MIL('S COWS AND CATTLE.
Mitch cows have an average value
i i the Detninien of $38, as against
$34 last year. In the Maritime rr
winces they have t value
the Northwest Provine
Quebec 8;111, in Ontario
British Columbia $51. Ot
cattle have an average value ter tete
Dominion of 810 as against $9 late
year for cattle under ono year; e
see
OS against $21 for those front Otte
tet under three years, and $33 ue
against $32 last year for those of
three years and over. The average
val100upounds e of swine
as against $5.86 a year
ire, 1 hive reached {,ails, 10%0, 70 last year, and that 1136 average , TIJE SHEEP INDUSTRY.
t { t lisp born
television exchanges MONTREAL. \f lana and domestic help during the ` The average v sinal
1
u na -
system ) of
en
that n wages for cc nip value of cheep for the
►a non soca n p u
\ u.•.t+nt+h from about 810000,000. a w Ctiskn x For Rl Y1h,F.SB IN SIO.Deminion is 86.09, as ag 14 ..1
The innuigratiuti into ('a�ia,ia for and vac} few of the in p M nt do t ati yjatp of collnpsp wit n heat pAFily bo he exchange+ sumW,Cr. season ;�t.09 per month � ea last year. They aro above t:,r
11 lapsed Montreal. Jan. Y5. -Oats, 1,o. 2 r - and 1111.0'. for reo'
December ass 8.973, nv cnmpurpd Vienna, Canadian Western, 45% to 15'•Y+- , nr males .
4.4N:t1 for December, 1944. The c adrid, ' ot:• lof ';H,ar 1. and per year ' average in the Northwest rnvu,a-
P Wino t bills, I std err► nets, tie. 2, 4t/ to 44!/c.; Ontario ration for tit a die im ere at n year rtt!whe St I eters burg, 2 white,2130. Ontario •r white. `$216 for males and $ for a ' average
Briin heCoNort and Orta: t --
total itnm'K
deputies, including pmales. Waxes for immigrant help f and below the average in Quehcr'
months of the fiscal. year,
ase April
Tad supers pious orientate
wpre bregard `years Bnivin was Quebec d erre- }lorno and "liter leading• On 4 • ,its. 41c, Bar
parernber. was 1.►tt,lrt' , Tho superstitionrs Orientals spendent of a french Doper here, These could he connected, ono wit app rmncwl►at lower. The Average' and the Maritime Provinces. frown
acrd with 111.330 for the son's and came to Montreal person 2, 68 to 69c; Manitoba value of board per month is placedat the general trend of remarks be
p the fire as an evil omen. t}►p ether, n e then any p ler• u. _
o[ last +ear, an increase of months ago. 1'ry+cionsly he wee en- feed barley, firsts, 85. -
females.
$10ale far males and 8M fur fe-{ this ± iudustry, ots wing
it goto`thepr Tvahn
rind q wishing to use the television service 53 to 6.",c. Flour4
pe tHering shunt 1 females.
31 per cent For the calcndatr gaged in nesspaprr work at ball could - . to an exchange just as one )stents, t of doge in the eastern Procrn+r'*
year 1909 the immigration was BURGLARS FIRED FIRST. River. 90• Manitoba Spring roe a dcap ►tch I $5.30; Winter shoat . is on the dporease
1!+4,2';1 and for the calendar year .�-----,ir•-•---'
Under •
such a )stem c ont►ntt' patents $b >4 to 88.00 ; Manitoba A British lt rt( ^' EiOMF A(;(lli 1 QATi. 6
tion it way 144,700. The inonido - Montreal Saloon -Keeper Visitor.
"Wings"WINNIPEG SErs COMET.
Midnight %'isnot. trong baF.ets' 85.10, straight rol-
lers,
1 alightly inrt^ets•�t The taint ►atop of
tion from the United States dor- -�- o a new batt l t• >� l0 to $b.vA; straight
inti this period was 90,900. as corn- A despatch from Montreal nava: One of First (la•ta Visible There over la9t Jt n,. Env $55.A,790 parcel with 57,121. ---
w
1'11'KED CP SEVERED ARM.
Neo Brun+wick Lad Carried it
Length of Platform.
A ile..pntch from fit. John, N. B.,
says • 1n t:uglish boy named White
fell under a C. I'. R. train at
Harvey Station and had one arm
cut off. on Thursday. lie picked
tip the severed member and oar•
tied it. the whole length of the ata -
thou platform. Ho was l)rnt►ght to
the hospital here, and may re-
cover.
"Stand back or I shoot," said the on Thursday Night.
robber. `'Well, 1'11 give you shot A despatch front Winnipeg soya.
for shot• i replied Jltnlylien , which
A remarkable phenomenon appear -
missed
raising his revolver, which , e,} in the w•estnrn sky hero on
n►issed fire, while two bullets from' Thursday evening, when a cornet
the marauder's weapon whizzed:Thursday
the first class suddenly appear•
past. him and shattered a Iniad e•l shortly after sundown. 1t had
m
m,, r,,r. ,l 3 o'clock on tThe bac a tai} measuring twenty-two de -
door
robbers broke in the back mail equal to about thirty-five
door of the saloon owned by Julien million miles. Great interest was
Aftert Martineau f 011 Notre Dantengestreet• aroused generally, ns the majority
After tt furtl►�r exchange of Mil thought 1t• was Halley's comet
Irte one of the robbers was bit, solicit had suddenly made its first
and his companions carried hire a + paraadc. The strange visitor
GU and 'made good their escape. WAS plainly visible fur ngeviupwards of
They secured a few dollars. an hour.
now goes to a telegraph office to
1
cd the inventor. "a father Comate
from home, couldse
DEPORT THE BtkcKuAllERS1
d"r
Government Taking Power Under
Oliver's Bill.
.1 despatch from Ottawa says:
The immigration bill introduced by
]Ion. Mr. Oliver in the Commons
on Wednesday gives the Clovern-
trent power, if de" : 1 advisable,
tc :.Lnolt,toly prohibit the entrance
of Asiatics, and also to deal sum -
Wittily with members of such or-
ganizations 39 the Black hand,
Mafia of ne se II ighbintle rs.
Provision is made for ,..e dclt;,)1a•
tion of ant porsun pole to eeli:ddiau,
A DEATIfBED SCENT(
might easily be depicted, scenting
to an absent. relative or friend a
final look at the featutcs of the dy-
ing person. On a larger ac•ale there
14 a ,,ol'1tely ►►u rrassn why a Gov -
eminent might not watch the pro-
gress
gress of n battle in which its coun-
try was a participant, or why a
person could not cstablitlt 'eye corn•
munication' even with the military
airship. In brief, the possibilities
of television neem to be altnost
boundless. Now that the correct
application of the principle has been
discovered, it is chiefly a matter of
devising means to reduce the cost.
And se in the case of all expensive
inventions, those means will be
found in time."
Heir Ruhmer is only 31 years of
age. Since his graduation from a
technical institution, twelve years
ago, he has been a practical engin-
eer, with laboratnrics and factories
of his own. The immediate incen-
tive to his discovery of television
was iful sound." in
"photographing
in wheat pa
-
,
enta, seconds,
Aeons " '
's,
roll-
ers. in bags, $2.40 to 32.50. Feed
--Ontario bran, $22.50 to $23; On-
tario middlings, $23.50 to $2.1 : Ma-
nitoba bran, $22; rainManit Manitoba
shorts, *23; pure g
1331 to 833; mixed mouille, 1327 to
829. Chemic -_W' Ant ons, 6 I t %e. Iitdtt
12c. pasterns 11/
ter -Choicest creamery 25',; to
26e. and fresh r+•ceipta Y4', to 23e..
Eggs --Selected new laid, 10 to 1'!t ;
selected No. 1 stock. 30 to 32c. and
No. 1 candled, 27 to Y•;c per &been.
UNITED STATES MARKET`;.
BETTING ON Toot; IA('ES.
Young S ancoi$%er Man is Guilty of
Embezzlement.
.'t despatch from Vnnenuvet, B.
nays: Fred Hnrt, n trusted of-
ficial of the Dominion Trust Com-
Icad-
pnny, on Thursday morning 1
ed guilty to embezzlement of $1,-
00e from the company last Septem-
ed in society, at -
who try common repute belongs ' Lnr� 1 traces at Klin ern Park tat
or may he suspected of belonging tended •
to a secret society or organization September, and his lawyers plea
which extort: money or attempts for clemency was that heaad been
tempts -
to control nnyone by binekmn,t 'then to play the ponies
It is understood that in order to too bookies haong d gotr sacli hit moneyWhen he
e
pr vent the rnmored further influx,
1 ,
the
of fundus the Government content -
hod eu used
Irecouping
ho f )ings funds
sfwi There oder.
plates raising the money Rsinal 1>b
tion note re+t lin of each :\ nese, • Hartseveral lett the company chargee
coo- the world
other than Chinese or Japanese, ,he other halt of
on entering ('sands to 85� It isi Magistrate 'resejudgment
sentence. The doesn't eare how one-half lives.
now $200.
•1r
LAND VALUES INCREASE. and setons in the western 1'rov1:►o
All the Provinces a • e.. I,.,1 1'(?�
Edward Islandand
farm animal,
lumbia show farm
tart ac
values for farm lands t
year. This upward tendeney is dee
iaµlainyt £t1S31,0 0.M10 in 1^13• T+'
t. the increased market value of all )•slue of h,•rsc•n is put +low n 9t
.0o0. ntilt•h VOWS meets
kinds of farm products. The low-' $173.75g
t
40, is sheen for el- 1 o .000, other horned $:i1,3ti ,tutu
pat value, fht20. i ieses;t_ seine at
hc*ta, and the higfiost, 873.14, for � nail sheer „t, $9,73►,(►(10.
British Columbia. Valises are high 1
in the latter Province owing to the _ •------
Louie Fnu?han, the French nen
comparatively largo extent of farm
land there in orchard and small titer, Clew 93 miles across country
fruit:.
n average vamp of occupied near I� lending-
Buffalo,
Angeles and returned
Th rn in- Without farms in 4lanitoha shows
Jan. 26. -Spring wheat
-Stronger; No. 1 Northern, car-
loads store, $1.173< 'Winter, No. 2
red, $1.23; No. 2 white, $1.25.
Corn ---No. 3 yellow, 6s`c; No. 4
yellow, 67'4; No. 3 corn, 073 to
053e ; No. 4 corn, 60'/d to 07Ne ;
No. 3 white, 09%e. Oats --Firm;
No. 2 rye, track, Sec\Wheat-Oaslt
Chicago, Jan. 25.--
A PROVISION.
She -I think ita on their
n
took loud to use powder
faces.
He --Nod it they use noiseless
1
No. 2 red, $1.23; No. 3 red, $1.1
to $1.24; No. 'l hard, 81.10) to
$1.13; No. 3 hard, $1.O0 to $1.12;
No. 1 Northern, $1.12 to $1.13;
Northern, *1.11
to
8
No 3 Spring, 31.09to131.111',;.
Corn --No. 5, 01'{, to etiio; No. $;
white, os - to 06e; No. 2 yellow, G5
to 65%e; No. 3, t;a!, to 63'ic; No.
t, 62'' to 6.3e; No. 1 yellow, %
to G3,,
tic : c,, 3 yellow, 1131, to etc;
Wisc. No. 4 6.1;d to G.,,4C. Oat9 -
n. 3 white, 4 7 % to
n,. 3- t
48,-;c ;t No. 4 white, 46'+ to 47; 4e;
standard, 49 to 490.
OVERLOADING THE CAUSE
Many Vessels Go Far Bay and
of Safety.
A despatch from Detroit .says:
That avertonding of vp sebt is th
canoe of the largo*,p
accidents on the Great lakes was
bronght out by tpcnkers at Wed -
11,004 7 uight'a meeting of fisc
Greet Lakes Protective Assoeie- i
tion hero.dshine ipso from
at rnngly constru te
laying prentitime on losses to low-
er tirade ships, a classification
r the
committee ,jmili►r to` that
Lloyds wy►, recommended
Syeakete v1 the comate 01 lake
the
dienetera, A..1. Wt it'll,. of
i Von
minion Marin( .\.s-.)rin,
"Many vessels on the lake
loaded fair beyond the safet
it, owing t+, their hatcli c•' u .
bions. At the bottom of the trou-
ble is the anxiety of the. owner to •'
1 get the maximum lead and j the
1 greatest number of trips, anti the
lcaptain who 14 trying to brat his
competitors and make the best
� tune. As it i+, we have all got t t
o
contribute for the other ut:ht's
!nerve."