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local cu1brLUee-h1 health 'questions
Is _evidenced by the fact that the re-
turns made to his depertment report
on 92 per cent. of the estimated popu-
lation of the proevince. There has been
an Increase in the number of cases of
measles and ecarlettna notified, but the
VONVIVelSITC ea, .
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CON NM NEWS ITEMS
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releftraPh Briefs From Our Own an'd
Otaer Countries of Recent
Event*.
Hoterke, a Syt'lan, Is now serving sere -
•knee. .
A fest udenteefrom- -Lava
UltiversitY, Montreal, who visited Oh-
tawai were efiniPelled-to'give up Spoons
arid other stIverware` belorigirig_e0 the
Russell 'louse, after they had Wanted
the train for home
GREAT BRITAI.N...e.
Sixty.throe euffragelks were se
eneleondore
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..erere
ro*.wereet-A.41Wit-ial-S-wite,
r-eafter be patd-ty (teepee.
The Canadian Patine. Railway is pre-
paring to mine „coal at flosiner.
The Ontario Board of Health sug-
gests a standar() of milli for Inunan
use.
Wheet is being shipped •out of Fort
.Witiram at the rate of 140 cars per day.
Louis Birk, the. Hemilten newsboy,
was fined forty dollars for ceiling, papers
14)n. Sunday.
Peterborough bricklayers and stone,
masons have decided on a 9 -hour day
, for 190$.
An increase in erlree for last .year.
was reported by Chret Constable Grasett
of Toronto.
8. Mahan of .§4Ine,f, Man., was
trempled to death by a horse she was
trying to feed.
Ottawa °orrice, in view of the New
Brunswick decision, Will tax all civil
rerirants on incomes.
A large ineetang. at Cobalt, on Satur-
day, passed . resolutton, in favor ol
Separaten from Ontario.
Earl MeLeed, aged eight years, was
killed at Prince Albert, Sask., on Friday,
by the upsetting of a
Two men we kilted in a coal mine
at S 'eine t 2. 1
.ling upon them from a height of 760
ket.
The reme% al ef enow from :tient-
.
real streets 'has cost $124.517, half of
, which wee Le paid by the street raib
way.
---- Fred. Andcre, eaehier in the T. &
.0. Rrailwuy at cx,tran, 'committed suicide
by shooting tirnoxef in the., head, on
Saturday.
Dr, John 11. Fisher of 18 St. Patrick
streel, Toracinto, died Saturday after-
noon „of blocd poisoning, after an ill-
_ nees«fonly_ two dare_ _
ffarieiretZaii-
real has decided to place an insurance
on all pupils, to avoid suits for 'dam-
ages es in the Ilnehelaen fire.
' The Lozelen toanieters have won
their strike to keep their pay at $1 per
day end laborer's pay has Leen Melees-
, ea from $1,2.5 to $1.50. '
SI. ,Crithannes Courreil has- etespen.
-ed. with the -services et Three. O'Neill,
!fleet superintendent and Theme Reel -
tie'. San kse scale inspecter.,
,The Minister cf Lands ani, Minee" In-
. -trod reed -a hill In - the 1.egisteture to
.r On bona fide settlers the rights
' te n incrals on Lands kr which 'they
bave 'received patents.
Tee., family -of, Mr. Robert Nlartin of
'tomtits:in\ were asphyxiated by gas from
fOli skive, on Friday. NIrs. Marlin
arid etie son are dead, and Mr. Marten
and enether sTn wit prebahly recover.
At Vietcrie, It: t, ore Seturdee, ,
"tialtdrunken aik1rwalked tee' Me.
"Nene evires feeler Teereiterrreferer-Tn
-
ending (town be Mi5r;c1 his hotel and
telt, iing a frev trottis later at lee hes-
itate).
tleorge 1Plgete, o coravI2t in St. Vila.
,fitta, de_Pata -rocre;roviiers-4--tra
se req-
0 t -lot " tfie trk•
• 4e „.. ang a sa e m J1
ItvurtheAre, for wt4la crime, Atrabant
. such ,crassing s rperly, protected' ;,n
neterdance With" order;, ieguii.
; bons', end 'dirpet,l,One„. Or lentee$ perre
eton. ie given by ootrie repletion 4)r or.
ler1 iht---61111*--5.1_1.fte.,,teg !P1Y:0 _14
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"Th▪ e company shall hey° until thS
first day ef Januar', 1909„ to eomply
wit ia the provisions *of this- section."
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DEAD AGED -1118.
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Passes Away in *est.
despatch tram PetertioroUgh &ayI.
Iriformotion has beta *Milted heroof
the:Aeith-ift NeShitte irtanitOtiee eife
'Aiegire, fernier- resident of Peter/xi;
*ugh County, who finessed away at the
age of 108 years. • Iler maidenflank
was Maragaret:•Jameson, ane she was
born in Ireland on. Aug. 151h, 1800. She
came to Canada in the early part of the
terituty and settled In Caven Township,
Peterborough County. She moved to
Maneentsetedth..,eere.„nra,mieonoin 1686
to „ettett had ri!sided„ there aineo.The rants.
Hy records showed that she Would, have
gai't:"*ffhct:tr....*v::24)
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od. '1",trjr.„-axeeiTS.:
Linden County Council will- probable
nm cars for women only during rush BURNED BY MOLTEN Mar
boars.
Arthur Mine, a man ef many aliases, J,jftMetal ons
was sentenced at Bristol to seven e rs
37 .1 -
Ifit. prison ;or bigamy.
The first reading, of a Government
, bill prohibiting smoking under the age
"or sixteen has passed the British House
of Commons, •
Carl Luevig von- .Velthelin, found
gielty in London of attempting to -ex-
tort money by blackmail, was sentenc-
e.' ta twenty yearseineprison; .. ..
moominOwnOloo
UNITED STATES.
Deputy Chief Kruger 'el the New York.
Fire Department was killed while fight,'
ing a are on Friday..
Receivers were appointed on Satur-
day for the Mutual Reserve Life As-
surance Company of New Vera.
Floe& at Pittsburg have tarred mil -
lien's of dollars' damage and thrown
te,„000 Men out of worle
Ten sailors were droWned on Friday
when the American COW ship Enaly
"
A Toronto woman propoSCs to erect
an apprtinent house in Boston to be
occupied only by fatuities with babies.
Representritive ItatueY of Illinois tad.
vises the United Steles Executive% to
fight the Standard Oil Company by put-
tinvoil on the free iist.
A . fifteen-yea/teed • Loy was klatee
stubbed in a fight with some tamPan-
i4;ns in the House of CorreetIon on
Randall's Ishind, near. New York, on
Thursday.
Peter loorney and 6eorgg
two waiters, a ,Aw yorjc, each 30 3Tars
afereereeleartitteertirieldieehleTeeerli` -
room by inhaling gas.
The House Committee an Naval Af-
fairs at Washington has authorial() oh
appropriation of $10t,000,000 for the
United States navy for the next fiscal
year.
Throe .eflicials of the •Big Six, a New
k .hren'ehea-itte- triternatletiatTe
graphital -Uriton, were fined $250 each
end ,sent to jail for twenty. -day e for
disobeying an injunction.
GENERAL.
Prince Eitel Frederick, seecnd son of
the German Eraparor, Is onyi visif, to
There will probably be a new group -
hag of the pewers on the near eastern
questron.
Mere thari•hali t/evrque neefunfeil.,
for in the Japanese budge. was e.Nppn.
ir iiorMainalith, .
Me. G. 11. iteid, form'er Premier of
Aestratie, eay' Mr.' 'Deakins' defence
eelterne has Immiliated the country.
A British exreelition agaloet_ sh '
Atristhen the forthevestern l'eentid c f
belie, hag careured the tribe's meet
iperiant strorighetd.
fi)
1- Be Disallowed Ey the- Do io
Government.
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Workmen.
A despatch from Pittsburg, Penn.,
says: A dozen men were burned, two
al` them fatally, in a terrific explosion
01 niolten steel at the Monongahela
least furnace of the National Tube Oina.
pany, Centre Street, Metteesport, neer
hes% early on, Wednesday, The huge-
steel-platee furnaces, 100 feet in height,
burst at the tap hole, and 50 tons el
(quid metal dropped to the floor, ac-
companied by explaskms as it spread
and splashed over the heads and bodies
et the workmen near by.
MEN OVER 65 TO qILIT.
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rand Trunk \ Issues Orders - Some
May he Reeneaged.-
A despateh from Ottawa says: Orders
have been issued to the heaste of the
Grand Trunk Railway System instruct -
Min re
service all employee who have reach -
fee the age of 65 Guaira. Tele Is In ac,
cerdance with the new penekai rue%
Prevision is nuide for any of those wee
are 'over 65 but snit active. On oppli.
cation for g renewal of Ilwir term con-
eet.eration will be taker/ 4i thole viittui.
PORTION OF TOWN WRECKED.
Explosion, of bent/mite in a Church in
- Turkey,.
- erseerietaiilinoplesedeeptilelr-sayse•-
wbole Armenian quarter of Win, AA -
nee Turiteee has been destroyed -by' the
explosion of a case of dynamite, ITA 011
Armenian thurehe where a -quantity...of
revolut'onary wearer's and explosives
was hAden. Soldiere were sent to eleze
tee contraband, and a fight followed,
during which the-explos'errececurred. It
Is stated that a great enumberepeeee.
sons were ji1led.
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ThOnut, Leroy fumy injured hi Ce It
Explosion. I,
A despatch •frotri Cobalt says: Whilst
reelatg an uperese to connect, with the
surface. from the east •drift, ThoUlit.1
I.elloy, a Frenehrnan. aged 56. and a
,nati,ve of , Buetenghani. fell into the
,,Kerstall 'shaft lerilitesday. In toine
Alannevirriof_y,el, oxplable(1-110,-;eAllse
some locr pewder ,to expkele. Ife filed
rum arm badly_ lacerated, kist two thos
gers and a thumb and had to have all
tye wanoved. LeRoy,' W10 Is a
UMW -With -a Urge' reinity, now liee• its
3 preCerious Condillen at. the kcal hese
pital, " .
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SIIOT IN HIS DOORWAY.
Shooling Gallery Proprietor Accidental
1%Voontled.
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ki. despatch ft -34 Pert Arthur says:
‘
aniel ...McLeodi, roDrieter ior• the, ahoot.
't,T ganerY +Gn" '!!:e 3t ;836 of two.
tioni• Street, tee- %stet ilt the ettlallt •
‘ a had fM11 A 11,-e113bro rim In ,
the 'hands ef Etnest 'Wiesen, lite
ploye of a r:val gallery oat the oPpOsite
sido, of 'Ito stevet on Wdnesday night,
Tbe weund fq ser,Ous. Bat!1. men ex., 1
plain tha siti`lor.ng as occUten, hal. Titer:,
oNtre standing in eeppeeite deentea
ttia Ito fi'tfo 1,1;q4 ,f.EsIl1rge4.1.1x1Xe W
.wn' was eelnii!ng its
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retenearate„__Feb,- 18,..Mrinitebe
Nc. 1 northern, $1.1e4; N.
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!M 49 to 50c• ontside. . . •
Flour.r-erh:41 of tbe leading AfanitOta
Etades , are very Jim+, os folkmu; pats
onts; ..spiv141 brartria,;cowls, 45.40r.
I vinar.bali.g.. ' ' t
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Obtained, are uL 44less than $24. per
ton. When „part et a ear the price
ranges froni $22.50 up ' • •
Shoris-The price Is now W4,. buy,
ers.' begs. ,
seeeeseoe
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COUNTITY PRODUCE.
Poultry- -
Young tur18ys, extra choice . 13c to 15c
YotIng gee, se- ; 90 to lie
'Young decks .... Sceirell
Chickens, ehoice 94 to Ile
Old fowl...„ tie to •80
Inferior chicks and 'fowls s,5e to
ileatteerr7
Cr , prints . 300 to 000
do solids 028c to 00e
Dairy prints250 to 27c
do large rolls 23c to24c
ittterte
Infetor-206 to 21e
ge-4torage, 21o*to`22c dozen
to -34e;
or iurgran
1e -for twArts, in job lots here. -
Beans -$1.70 to $1.75 for primes and
$1.80 to $1.85 for hand-ple-ked.
Potatoes -.70 -to- Zes per bag in.. ear
tots on track here.
lloney-Stratned steady at Ilc to 12e
per pound for 60 -pound pails', and 12c
to 13c for 5 to 10 -pound pails. Combs
at $1.75 to $2.50 per dozen.
Baled „Stratv--$10 per ton on track
here.
Baled Hay -Timothy, $16 to $17 in
ear lots on track here.
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ft. ZIPtlik4it I ktOhtunnett . .,r,
1,6•1/4 g 14)04 di4ute 'bel'.0.-c'era'. ,
Wks, 0e,.6040d0; ,ratt.04 Ctrid• Ue tgki;
--t'iAe---rfc-akait--p,*e.at-tkyt. .-.Iite
, Amedans. The police arrested iev-
,krak Sunnites . and ?the- • met) 'demanded,
their releese; which demand was re.
tas/t1., The iniiii theretipear etoned tile
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' it is.letteicit,thpt, or.itzs- weilii 4 led,: '
omi . Their bodies Moved by rOlotives
'allPfilic124111„nr.rsei:v7,:di's4,ai s'4'itritrr c41411c$74"acs iler:47A.1'''''''-''''''.
.10 ' tiventually, , the troope were:
Ien ted out.' and ilre POW eampanit, at
,nits ila lite streets. The native quer.
fir hewever, is eteleemally quiet.
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ALDED TO DEATIL
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Engineer .and Fireman on a Grand
Trunk Train.
ttelreZVEM,Mit
ger Iratir''Inonf 'Montretd on the
6raud Trunk Railway dtte here et 10.80
on Saturday night leftritie track after
Pestling Enetrnan Springs station
through a brOken rail. The engine, af-
ter gong a car's length on the ties,
-tell Over ene its:sideexaseitiwilee, bag-
gage car eking with it. The paseenger
care all kept the track. William ,Itole-
-rts•en Martin;"*Iiremen, was ecalded, to
cath, end, Alfred Parks, engineer, did
In the hospital here on Sunday from
the Injuries received. Both- resided in
Ottawa East. Parks was a years *of
age and leaves a witkiw and family
artirr-was-nraeriedatiliontethreeemord
ago.; Those In the baggage -ter receiv-
e.,etralehreelses, but no.
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LAND'FOII 61ILIT'Atit Si -11;4C'
Recruits for Boer War Prtin the West
to Get Two Quarter Sections.
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Oliver gives notice of a resollit:on fav-
oring the greeting of two adjoining
quarter seritions ef Domenton, lands -
*Venable for heeneetea.d entry to every
veil/Meer Who et• the time of his en-
lestimert, for- militerY zervieeoin South
rxa\ifl.104902---waseresident
nailed in Manikiba, or in The lionise
Jena) districts of Assiniboia, Sasliritche-
win or Alberta, or the Yukon, the grants
to be selected and entered before Dec.
elate 1910; cultivation to commence ,
within six months after the entry le
made, and after that residence and
cultiVation to continue on the same een-
t,„4-elF*--.1tr49011-*A=14-e-tioieReet.'eaderei
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PROVISIONS:\
Pork -,'Short cut, $22 to $22.50 per
barrel; rnees, $18 to $18.50:
Lard -Tierces, lleee; tubs, 12c; pails;
12eee.
Smoked and Dry Salted Meats - Long
clear bacon,' 9140 for tens and cases;
hams, medial and light, 14e to 15e;
b
hams, rge, "elc to 13e; backs, 160 to
17e; shoulders, 40e; rolls, 10c to. 10Xc;
breakfast bacon, 14ce green meats out
of pickle, leless than, smoked.
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MONTREAL MARKETS.
ey. Blew Up a Bank and Got $12,090
in Cash.
A despatch from Rich HUI, Missouri,
says: Securiog $12#30 in cash, after dy-
namiting and totally wrecking the V.-
000 building cd 1,4e Farmers taut Me-
chanics Bank in this city, five bandit,
heavily armed, lerror;zed the town here
early on Wednesday, and after exchang.
tug shots with several armed citizens es.
caped to -the rough country eeuth of
here. No one was injured by either the
shots or the explosion. The dynamiting
of the vault of the -bank a akened the
iv.rn and he • siltation h r led 1. the
bank building. Many aerived In time
Poo see the robbers riding, away. Some
of kthe citizens opened tire, which was
returned by the fugitives.
Cashier I. W. Jambson -said the
thieve.3 had secured all the available
cash in the bank. The building was
completely wrecked, and many neigh-
boring structures shattered by the ex-
plosion. The sheriff of the county or-
ganized a Posse lout as the robbers
secured a good start, there is little profs
o th ir .n overtaken
llfontreat, Feb. 18. -Eastern Canada
No. 2 white oats, 53c; No. 3, 50c; No.
1 48e; rejected, 47e, and Manitoba i.e.
jected, 49c to -49eec per bushel, ex -
store.
•A steady volume of trade is being
done in flour. Choke spring wheat put-
ents, $6.10; seconds, 115-S0; iviiike wheat
.atenti", $4.75.; jsitraight tellers, 45,50;
in hoes, $2.67; extra, $2.05 to sea0.
lre keel millked market is tiers ac-
tiveManitoba bran, 1123 ftt $26,50; mid-
dlings, $27 to $29 per ton, including
bogs; milled mOtrille $28 to $32, and
feireogealieeanouillecileata-437,-pere
Rolled Oats and C.orn-Rolled oats,
Cern, $1.60 to 0.70 Per bag.
Th'p firm undertone ials the local cheese
Market is being well maintained. Sep-
tember westerns are selling at 13e to
13Xc for whtte, and 134,0 to- 13X4 for
(entire&
Butter -Grass- goedse 20o to 30e; cur-
rent -receipts; 2W---t--o-23e. \
Eggs-Newly-latd, 32c to 33e; tretect,
eVrtee-17erNse. rliiiitede-2LA-WMTN45.
2 15'e to 17c. ' °
Ititeivonse-Banee s street Out 'METZ,
,e0
$2e,to $23; halfbi3
- rtels, $11.75 to.$12..
25, clear tat back, 10 to $24.50; long
cut heavy mess, .$21 to $24; half-barres
do-, $10.50 to $1115; dry salt lol clear
Wicks, 103410 to 1134e; barrels pia e•brof,
643.50 to $15; half -barrels do., 15 to
$7.75; lamb heavy rnes.s beef, 4110 to
Sit; half -barrels do., $5.50 to $0; com-
pound lard, 10c to Ile;, pure Jard, 12,ic
14 13:1 kettle rendered, 1234e; '0,7indsor
taoefie13ceelianie,12e; t�'i33, 4keelloid--
tug to size; breakfast baeon, 141 to 15e;
Mel( Ititteet .abattiair dressed, $00- 10
-*-8.15; ia1ive4 $0.25 lo $0.50. ,
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,
CA.;i-ttE MAflKI1..
,TottItto, reb. 15. -Not many expert
cattko were offered; a few. pfeked ones
gold as $5a20., Other elietre
epertets sold. for $4.75 .to $5,15.
There *ere plenty of good butchers*
"cattle offered t1II1 prices eased oft' a
bit,45 being the Molest pee& tor. 01,2,ked
gtraiglit• 'tads:cif cliefte eat-
tk‘lirouglit from $1.50 to $4.00, Me1i-
901,40.0o and .contrueit, kohl
83.40 te‘
.1%.WJiurrt 0.,fid,'`'otfmtr.kol tows *ore
strctiger, .tnedium arcliing:. at 3315. tO.
$3.01 and tsOtatnOi 3450 to
Very few A -teeters Were ,On the markets.
loVof 50 sold for $1 'to VIM.
There *asa g001 supply of etilVe:$'
di, whiie frZete 441 not, iteqVite..taite
,tva. goy. ShOkj,, ever(elettedy et-kern-
r:ces, and werel in :good 4tnan1.,
trade i0'aiJ, b6.th .grainled: orld
;fl, '$s S1owel!,1„, bUt, 'St' re-
un!glanged., 1' •
The ellea ert Iteel repeeted
tbat.gel. stb4,, ntnatittt
th,.$ largo ,n'uttibels iefferrt.
iltfa \EA
$
10\is� Acres. lid sti.
. , Npouttol. '
, .
dc rqi::t1,1, •rl,-ri Wint:rAl SR : Ttit
s,l,to _ilit0a .a.cres -.4t.farnt..lands.--114,4-
titarig.n„rt ,to lto‘J ,Canalian lti'atherit
'; ltruilcy..-4 li 1
'ci. teilng c tav-ge. Iind kV:ratlY iivab
' V1ri.:31.;`t,ti 1,,,,,t'St l'apt. The, pI.,-s, *it
ITredereloOd to 'he $10 etee etre, whkh
' :4 0;itiaCd(r1 a gt
Ot
n leWyee riekti
elittwo ct 1,441 *r In
triets. found gOly
ZiGtrr PERSONS KILLED.
•••••••••••••••,,
Big Four Passenger Train Siruck an
Electric Car.
A despatch. from Toledo, Ohio, ertes:
t-people'were killed and -a dozen
injureel -when a, Big . Few passenger
'rein struck a Toledo & Western eleo-
trihocar at the . Michigan Central cross-
ing, in West Toledo on Saturday night.
Acocneling to an eye -witness, the On-
ductor stopped at the eressing to flag
ttieseet,neelreeoesIeti040114-:k0e•St?Atte
trig, lie motioned to the motorman to
stop, but the signal was either ultimo
derstood or not heeded, for the ear
came ahead and the cofli&an bellowed:
PLORENCE NIGIITINGALE.
FreedOm 61---Loneloneloebe-tortferred-on
Fantaaalgurar.
atcli from' Lando says: The
ratkin of the City of London will
«nter The freedom of the ity on Flo'.
a Nightingele, the 'organizer of Abe
nursing in the Crimean ••War, and who.
bits •otherwift made herself ,beloved by
her eherilies to soldiers. She is now
10 her 891h ei/ear.
416610006$4.6.1614
•
• atEAT Menu% OF irvotonS.
'tat' rt Grey ,Will Address Chlet Mattis-
' Oates Of
eiespatehofren'ae-TorOletOotayse---His-
theater-icy Jho• GoVernor-Gqieral
visit :.Totordo -the firs1.-week-4n „Merck
for the purpose' of addressing 4, gath-
„ring-therttitreeldayorrotet MIMIC -evlic,
to
re be invitelr
d .5re by ids llenor the
c
I !tutertant.Cirovernor of Ontario.
EiGullt TnovsArim in' LE.
• ......,,—.., • ,,. ,
Distress Reireemtno Acute in literilti -- '
, Socialists Demand Relief. •
A• d,espateh Thom Beeline Germany„
seers: More thane80,000 workingmen in -
this city :are weeiout employment, and
a Council of Ministers was held a few ,
days trgo to provide measures for their
relief. Tbe sOcialistfe . party in the.
Reichstag Is,, very iniistent that some: -
thing 'shall, be done artd the Ministry
4oefetecethe4elestions-Astoeprecticateoesee-e-,1 -
ooneluskins •werse reached.
. ' \
CHILDREN'S COURTS.
In view of the fact that- the Br tish
Parliament is now considerOg a hill
providing kr the eatahlisbinent el- chit'. - '-
,drat's armee, it is' Interesitng lo »ad 7 -
--100fttiArk) pioneered 'the ,way toe the ,
We. in 1891 'the Ontario Legislatiira,
passed the Children's Protection Act,
-whiciroutlined a -systenrfer theseparate
trial of children, and this lee:stollen
was supplemented by a Dorriinion Act
irs 1894. The attention -et philanthropic
workers in the United S tes was di,..
!I
r 4,3
teted . the advantages O \ Ma Ontario
law through addresses giv n by 11.1i, 1
1. Kelso at the World's Pair in Chicago
and other points, and In -1898 er chile
(Irene; court law was paesed by Min-
as, by Colorado In ri900„„ lather Slate
rel WitirliViiiptil-Stitleessriliailfiiit7'
e*c1etles and Workers in 'Great Britaio.
wet supplied with caplet Of Itie-I-Oft- -
1o_laweetind_ehildeentra-4,ourtee1itivereeree
Iretitly been started- in illrmingbam end. -
other ,Engiistri elks. '
oundp
Ar
titspald, •Vold
'Attaseked, Ly' a Ino
Itts.t atcv..%4, tht
day, Jrk /,:cligt Vkite nsfl
Lia,a sailants dtwt\aley,
'tth 'tont tuld fcirevii; Its* ttic
ailhn in the fight,
pp, * i.-oWthy tiLizto. A ..tkrt
had ElIed L tt%If4titi•-•‘,IAAV8'an
yixtohe .s Ifefore
powered.
,
ere
taw the father cf a:1'6w
deathtoftg,*aa trtstil
d fl1t rnms4e4Theien*n
• t
tk tbe print:Ice cut to Iarlg bm•
&On says, flora,r,w :reoclit tho,. jrio
10. astandsVii n t?eleKli, tat "%vat' •
n,cked' dOtvir e.kgb• a deb as he rat
f the etior. ntKth.'".,4* ' ,
sTin tviticit the totntincd,
43t LLr4013 f() 44bduo tt:e
rxntu „k• Matt te4.'..actl fcr.'
fought eVeit ineb the way,1110. ”
ngnt)e,1 1.,141E4 sfrIfICLIC, a 11,,
*c's L'7-tera drall)„
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