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emit, agents of the de rl ▪ rt. ing month of last year.
TWO MILIAONS A DAY.
•Ithrormous Grolli in Conada's Foreign
Trade.
A deapatch from Ottawa says: Oar
the fiscal year ending with last month
,Catuidtes total tratieenxiched the record
figure of 8638,3a01291, an Increase ot
)625,813,9t0 OVtr the orwresponding
twelve months of 1916-07. The imperts
the eyearejotalltel SKS 373 6 an 1
"atts-fiaraatf,
$280,016,606, an increase of $7,810,000.
The customs revenue for the year in-
creased by 85.314,281, the totat being
$.18,320,737. The largest increase in do-
mestic exports was in agricultural pro -
Jets, which totalled $66,069,939, 0$
atompared with $49.514427 for the pre-
ced'ng twelve, months. Exporls, of
marnifeetures totalledeleatO07,12a,
,ggr.
914,
mine totalled $39,177,133. 4n increase
*.y $4, reeA
44,1),reati0-114'irationary, 1 tolling S13
Sr 7,3687 ,A la ` sa_decrea,$e_lsestrovat
---e Alresexportaa-st anlinitIaaand their pro-
-duce, 'whieh-reached- only- $55 -.101e260 -
last year, as oonmared with $67,877,-
-011 for \the preceding twelve months.
Exports 'of the forest totalled S1a170.-
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470, a decrease of 81.652.702. For the
last month the imports totalled $30,-
iiha2.232. a decrease of $6,189.814. E: -
$rt Ts $18,572:085, an In-
ecrease of 82,442,080.
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arm
LOG CAR RAN AWAY:
Nene Men on the Susquehanna
Railroad.
A despatch from Ralston, Pa., says:
,A, work train 4an the Susquehanna le
• -New 'York Railroad, _near Laquin, Pa.,
was wrecked on Wednesday moraine
been runaway ear -which dashed into
• Abe train after dee,cendfirg a steep grade.
.E:gitt lumbermen were killed outright,
-ione died latee while being taken to it
'hospital, and fifteen were seriously M-
aimed. The wreck occurred on the La-
__ egultaluOper-Cornpane2s-logsroad-
dng into the linnoriRai ton. Thentchis, about
twenty-six miles fro
men were riding on the tog train.
which was being pushed intothe steep
'assent by the engine. • A log car ran
oway and came down the grade at ter-
rific speed- toward the train. An at-
tempt was Made to reverse the engine
ss the tog train to avoid the sheen of
the collisien, but the runaway ear
crashed into the ears before anything
-cculd be done The engineer aid fire.
snail end those in the train who were
+near the rengine eecaped injury.
A DASH FOR LIBERTY.
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-Chineman Tries to Eseape at Si. John,
New Brunswick.
A despatch, from $t. 3Ohn. N.
see's: A. Chinaman who, %Vas held by or -
_ape 01 the __customs hare, niatle-
- dash for liberty on Thuredar, but was
- recapturhd. -He caureeout a'-paseser-
ger to St. John on the Allen liner Vie-
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was minus a queue. The (Aistoms
pertinent deeided that lots features de -
eared him a Chltiesel, and unlea-e 'I
"eteild teaproven he were a Japane.0 he
must pay $500 or go back. Ile was then
plaoed nnder guard on the steamtr. On
Tiltimdati he eluded his watchers and
iiimehed. overboard. lie sworn ashore,
ran g tims; refollowocl by an ex-
talkah yrehrig crewel, but was reeaptine
o as.1 put' back aboard the steamer.
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IMMIGRATION RETURNS.
4.1.11.1.0
Palling Off in tlit Arrivals ist Last
Three oaths.
• A all -patch from Ottawa 'sayeeTti
total inunigrati7 for the first hree
months of the r,esent. calendar year
wa.s 274444 as compared with 42,04S
foe the same three moths 1907
showing a decrease of 14,90%. Ti
British Mimi Tra.tion was EL,94
The continental immigration was 6,810,
. tempered with 11,600, a decreose of
4.790. The immigration from the Unti-
ed States was 11,390, as compared vAth
9426, an inereaee of 1764.
The immigration for the last fiscal
year, e ding with last. menthe-was-26Se
469, in de up of 120,182 British, 93,S75
rntnehta1 and 58,310 Inont the United
E WORLD'S MARKETS '
trent $3 to $1.75 per pet!.
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$2:\50 te $3.50 per cwt. i, OWL wanged
- A tons' erab:e ibti4lritaea: Vsie trans;
acted in 11-stesigersserr-fa.
toras mom ttlE LEADING Ming% P 'eel ivero uteelaanged at Si
to $5 per ewl. for feeders, and $3.25 to
$1 fOr Stociisr.s.
Calves were. lower in vilse, op large
offerings. Theft' ftieSSSicalagal trterit itl
SO
to $5 per .4S;s1„,
S43,01*pol.r/!!„4501:7!,' ‘IFII.Stl StItalt'Ll?'g$04;.b:417:4
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MADE CENTRES.
eriet*.oI \Grids, ('
pod*, st lion*
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.; . 'Whett
SU 'ate.
e 10*#1110-0-tty. • PO ;,
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. s‘dossetv ' sslisstlysv,
*isstbess Lit; 0$4-- a
whS31.
14 f shipment; No.. 2 red; t's
14.;•••:.
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!hero,. $
qt pot
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flit Var
•desPahill frorn-W,in
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07 Ic w ArnetcarI,. er''''' '-'• . ,,xx:x ,„ . „ e
No. 3 yelleir, ,72)So Toronto Wight; inerninff, mit nothing wee giveneeit-i
ilt«o. 3 mixed, le less. \either place. The officials Stbsolately
Barley -Very dull; No; 2, 520 to 55e. refuEe' to talk on the staged, at all and
pess-sss 2, eee to we, outside. it appears th.st neither •party seems to
Rye -Strong; N. 2, Ole to 87e.' knimit INT theY AP" At.
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Bultewheate-No. 2, 61)0 to 65e. The C.,-, . iii, intehartics were closet-
thits,-No. 2 white, ed\with Grant Hall for Over onhour
47„%e on traek To onta; No. 2 mt
mixed, an the el:rate/trice ended ' without a
45Xe outside, e
43 . singlo Ming being agreed upon. The
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Flour - Manitob. patents, special C. IN. D. Men sent-ncerly three brours
breeds, $0; seconds, $5.40; strong bak. with A. Shields and T. R. Cameron. and
. $5.30; winter wheat patents. $3.35. when the meeting ended both parties re-
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months of 190647 the nnnigratio era
egi.leeetatfise
47costiussta ud 59,243 toss -the.
United Siairse _The increase. ferrate)
itreh'e asinths WaS 39,107.
GRASPING TJIE MYER.
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Enofneer Rigger ;i1km1 on C. N. R.
• Near Robli , Manitoba.
. A despatch from Roblin, Man. says.
Carrattiate Nerthern toomrotiveadraer-
in g a freight train on tha Edmonton
qrialta line jumped the track ha a cut-
ting about four miles east of Roblin
en Thursday morning and weed over.
crushing Engineer Edward Rigger to
death. The fireman jumped and escaped
without injury. The engineer met death
at his post. When removing Iris body
it was found that his hand was stitl
tightly grasping the throttle. Ten, ears
tended with wheat following the loco -
;Motive were &veiled. and coresiderateo
wheat was spilled on the track. Me.
Rigger was a single nran and lived in
Dauphin. He was foemerly a resident
of 'Winnilieg.
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MS IS & CittEI\ BLOW.
Ob•WANI.M.•
hen ter-tosigteenetie-a-ltelirLux-
• ury This Season.
A despatch Prom Chicago says: PruniS
threaten to becoine a real luxury pod
dreappear in the menu car.ils, of tenin\ty
restaurants and le)areling- ho uses. Re-
ner' from the Saeraniento Valley and
Smone. •Nap, Telturna and Celusa
counties In California 'indicate that late
frosts have damaged -about 50 per cent.
et the waiving 'crop. Damage in the
Santa Clara Valley also is. thought to
he heavy. A normal crep- of prunes
will kdal about 170.000,000 pounds. Last
year-fibout 75.000.000 pounds were env -
direct!, and this year merchants say
the crop is not expected to total emir
0,000,000 pounds.Thisdeficit is e
pected to send prices skyward.
• etEtaiiTEItEDMAIL STOLEN.
Thieves' Work al Edanontone-One
flaj
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Itecoveced.
A SlesPateh from- E.:chile:11ton. Alta.,
says: A bag containing r.gistered
1 g
Winnipeg train on Thursday. The
seeks oere loaded on the mail wagon,
and on arrival al tho postsoilice, 11 ap-
pears, were overlooked. One contained
nrgistered matter f tire Calgary and
Eornonton
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Bran- , ,ie eeee. vultmlarizrwam
Dran-Fullcars, $24.50 to $25, Torone That matters are unsatisfactory is evi.
h freights. ••
deneed by the repeated esideSelacsa.
Shorts-eSearee, $24 f.o.b. mills. which apparently era useieSs.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE. GIRL'S HEROISM UNAVAILING.
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Eggs-New-lald, 16c to 17c. Saved Children From iturriing
Dutter-sls be:corning more. PientillIL' - 'Only to Lose -Them. -
A despatch fermi Itsttlefeird, Sask.,
and the market Is easier.
Creamery printe .... 30e to 32c
-deiseintaisteenarreas-VaaVvsata4ftlia
Dairy prints ,•„ „ „ „ „ 250 to 26,0 ,survisor o .family of live, as a result
,
24040_260 of prairie firea lit the Tremping Lake
-.e--.---2'kv2re-el'tistr-fthee-fttther-Lsvertt-etoe-lfghietl
111relsi°r • • ee :-.---..-.L..20a.to,21ta..4111111"rivtlintr-17.„gcs.74Wrieingliceitca
jeseeto--iii%,„i4.1i5s04_4'10_,_6004 , thairliftre-home, and perished the
•ware,- 95. $1-1 in- ear -Iota 06 Week -4[611g -1110 140--11” 14)-1- -"fret 04 -
here. Anna Matthews, 18 yeara of age, with
her elothes all ablaze, carried her- ilve.
Beans -Firm; $1.70 to S1.75 for primes yeareeld brother and stsVer to a place
and 81.80 to $1.85 •for. hand-picked. ' of safety, and then returned for her
Hone} -Strained steady .at Ile to 12c Mettler, 'but too late. She ,fought her
per pound for 60 -pound pails and 12c way agein through the sea of fire only
to 13c for 5 to 10 -pound pails. Ceornbs
ae-St.751eal2a-50-atear dozen': ------4°'-finfiLthart-The-ethe"htiltsd-w"-
dereel again into the fire zone and per.
Cheese --14c fee large and 14Xc for
twins. In job lets here; new -make, 1343
4.0.0.2.2••••••+•.***0;.**P.2210
fi..."^ large and 133'e for twins. •
hiaple Syrup -$1 to $1.10 per gallon. TUREI3 GIWLS POISONED.
Baled Straw .53 to $9 er ton
Two Little
14%1;4.1;
e4teb •
Net , danghtei.ssof-
14'.41441,;;.OsEsci0 a2tt41 soars; iiaSt,1101
es SarrAlOir 'vsity t atie Stqy
AIFTS;- sTbers,
•arld .to clarldren were_ in the
I ablts.4, iskm_s _a shart,'4's4 Under tlee
a TScotia G4rJa. Meet
iithe warn
ItleAs43 le 'snot,
In :ea
P.
w tee
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't, .knifl
wbee4;.nist4e'irtskt*".aP11:: gsVhheet
Whn"
ate. e' WY Amos 14-40
-0„71illisitsittOriNe'm
Thi, men noticing the Oh -
aeration, etopped tbe maahinet, and
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_GOND. ENSEI NEWS ITEMS ere' *banquet ill New York . Byrn%
At the American Newspa r Publish -
suggested a non-partisan typ of paper,
with signed editorials on both eides of
IA/PENINUS FROM ALL Ms.; TUB
CLOVIS
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Other Countries el Items.
bests.
• CANADA.
The eubaeriptiOns for the Bell 1110 -
mallet at Brantford arnsunt to $t0,700.
Toronto's tax rate was struck by the
Board of Control -at laSe
It is seid at Ottawa that the Insur-
ItT
SornettTorouwar.tooetors
are objeitn
anted flay -Timothy is quoted at\'$15 Daughters 0 Alr- George Sears 01
to $15.50 In car lots on tracks here, bind fled sam" Mame&
• A despatch from Welland says: The
PROVISIONS. • three daughters of Mr. George Sears
• Pork -Short •cut., $21 to $21.50 per of The' Welland Telegraph estaft were
barrel; mese, $17.50 to $18. poisoned by :ptomaine through eating
,
Lard-Tierees, 113c, tubs, 11,34c; poets), tanned rcifmon, on ',Wednesday night
12e. .
They dt4rtet notice any 111. -effects until
Smoked _end Dry Salted Meats -Lang about 10 o'clock4 when intense, nausea
clear bacon. 10.6 to leigc,•tons and.cas- set In, followed try vabitIng. The quick
ei. hams, medium and light, 12e to 13e; appearance' of Dr. Howell prevented
hams. large. 1130 to I2e; treat. 16c to more diSastrous consequences. Mr.
16%e; shoulders. Mc to 10c: rolls. 10c Seers, who also partook freely of the
to 10,1Se; breakfast basen, 1.403 to lac; salnioa, was not effected, or were
green mears-Cial ol piclele, le to than any other members of the family. °
meted.
FEARS TUE YELLOW MAN.
212IsmisokINIMi•
• SEEDS.
-Following are the prices paid at out-
side ,points:-.AlsIte. No. 1. $12 for fancy
ietseNo-.-2sItit --No. 3, $8.50 to V. Sam-
p!ss mixed with timothy, trefoil or
weeds, according to qualitf.
Red Clover -Firmer; No. cleaned,
812.50 to $13. and a little higher for
extra fancy lots; No. 2. $11 to $11.25;
ordinary lots, mixed with weeds, ac.
cording to quality.
• MONTREAL NtArticorS.
M nitreal. Apr! 28.--A steady volume
of trade it.%c passing in flour. Choice
swh ;ring at patents, $6.10; second,
.ss.5o; winter wheat potents, $5.50;
straight rollers, $ to $515; -doe
hags. $2.35 to $2.50; extras, $1.80 to
81.00.
IsessUsstessninitOWbriuss$22 lo $23;
tO 824; Ontario_srain shorts
821: to $22.50; middling% $24 to $25;
shcarts. $25 to $27 per ton, including
1, TT
jgrs
nt.
Cereals --Rolled date. $3.12,14 per bag;
eernmeal. $L674 to $1.75 per bag.
Eggs. -A geed- demand prevails far
eggs on the !Real market. Receipts are
south., A search I hardly keep:fig pace with the consump.
revealed, the calgary and Edinonton bag ton. and prices are therefore firm,
beneath serne empty sacits near by, but without change. Freelt eggs are toslay
selling at 16Xc per Sezen in jobbing
tots. -and -at, 17e to -lac-ha-single- enees.
Clieese-Coloredrioted 'at 12% to
de
the other we'o se. Two or tbree'su.
seeets are under surveillanee,
-rests are probable.
x rao dinary M
ti LOIS Judge.
Ifortnation,
A deepsteli trlsi Rollin cuss Md., saye:
•Zuttlgsoras Se John itaplans Ils1iiit tine,
an atilepsr(kil the body 'dr Judge
tfetelteighan, ei St. Louis, were cess
Ioniel:eit 4o 4Lecover-lbeteinst‘cal et. (Iv-
, usual sellingst the organs, Mass is
the bcdy ssettersd at- ut ittago
Osissi stibelievatre wap. Ilis seart'wai
turnts1 En a pssiXon the reverse of lusts
hcs kbinys New unitsi by it lige-
silent tn the shape oft a horsessboe, and
the User was uss_Sas down,' with the
la 'Welter en to. Many a ttzo
itelfser crgaol SSW ti SISK% et entang-
si sells end 'fatty substarikee.
ts,s' Isdge AtiCelShan lived 1st%
such sttangssVsnsratttCsn ,st• the r33-
'chale.11,t f \Ms' teilY 1.1,PISear,4 msrvet.
sus, ,SurgeOrSt re mystMed 4tt.
-,Villtthee he wsS Mot, with -Mt torgsna
ItIonorote voctlatt‘ or INT *late
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1111 fq (MS late through disease
Sfilse &sec f nature fa nal keown.
ledge 11tc-Helghtal lived to be sixty-s5x
years ed, and woe censktered 0011, of,
theratreat liSayets Sf.-Isittii.Ilis
train slid/ilia' seem to etiffee three] "b
fle)e etat 'of /its orgOrrs rid he tvis
dt4e to heartilY Until withEn a few,
%Wks of Match I, when he was
tttught to the kilns lielplans /tests.
tat In a er:tcai arslition.
Ile Sad &estate seriously ill in St.
toles in February, end hi4 physzslans
-ere (pito unafre his syszpi,
41, 1» was b!aught to ths
ishrrt Iffamstal, where SA 4.14,4
• real f.erforrned, during whtsh,
Shis' °stem wets made ,of guilt Atart.
111% /Muff that the family eseepeeseey
4 thes-stAnsrs. 101,4t *811 IkirlSorssi
_most, Imrsotritsiss dettts,
et
Ausetrlian Premler ,Peo.
pie a Struggle is Coming.
desliateh from London says: .In
addressing a gathering in the Liverpool
Produce Exchange on Thursday, the
Sion. T.. Price, !vernier of South Au-
stralia, said that Great Britain cohld
not keep the country going by flying
the flag over it. The Australians, he
Said, saw the e4eilow peril ahead, and
were tiftting ready to facelta Ile -hoped
• that every man udder 30 would 'learn
howt9 use it rifle, so that he Wou/d
bo cible to assist in resisting the advance
rt the yellow Men.
PIERCED IRS BREAST.
11. Cate 'Instantly Killed in Lumber
reeitainttamea "
The rail null at Sault Ste. Marie has
been clewed anidefinnelysawing ea, la
of orders.
- Tho -steam ef Inunisrants ,oszniss
to the (Province from the old country
is falling off. •
The foreign trade of Canada for the
last 0.scal year amounted to $638,200e
291„-aeleege-inereasta
The Fornebo', from Sydney, C. 13„. with
Portl, was We first sea boat to arrive at
Quebee thts season.
Magistrate Kingsford, of Toronto, has
deeded that an automatic *ordeal-the-
sloA machine must not sell chewug
gum on Sunday.
The Cataract 'Power Company has a
eepted She-4011er of the city of Hared-
ti.n, modifying the terms �t the street
railway Srartehise.
3, B. Corrivertu, dirk for a Montreal
horse dealer, 'has disappeared with a
sum ofltis employer's money. accom-
panied, it 1.s
said, .by a young- woman-
employed • as bookkeeper by • another
arm.
Deposits in esenridian banks. which
have beerssteadily ideclining, increased
'by fifteen, infillone during _March. The
statement of the banks for the month
shows a healthy rovival and prospect of
easier money
GREAT BRITAIN.
Speaking at Menchester, Mr, Winston
Churchill declared himself 'a 'favor of
settling the. Irish question on broad and
generous lines.
Mr. Walter fnmeircum, Pres
the Board of Education, the first of Mr.
AFquith's new Cabinet Ministers to go
to fits constituents, was re-elected in
Dewsbury by 1,143 votes.
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UNITED STATES.
Two boys at Hawthorne, Pa., .were
poisoned by eating wild parsnips.
The United States Senate ratified the
arbitration ii*ely with Great Britain.
The anti -bucket sbop bflL has passed
toth !louses of the :Legislature at .11-
4
- -A-despatch-from Fern1e,-11. Csfsayss
Details of an riseldeitt in the lumber
mills a Wa• e
killed, have ben rieceived.,•C.odee was
putting it belt on a pulley, and, finding
that it was too stiff for his Winds, he
took a pies° of heavy steam pipe with
which to slip on the leather. As lie was
mitinpulating the belt the pipe Was
caught in the revolving pulley, and in.
stantly the ironvite reversed, and shot
Ahnough his breast, entering the wall
behind and pinioning him there.
_
Mite-0MM
• Lee and old evbite el 12%e, to tagc. Re-
• ceipts toelay were_ 74 -boxes. •
Provisions -Tire s short strt, mess.
RI; half barrels do., $10.75; clear fat
backs, $22 to $23; long cut heavy metes,' A despatch from Montreal says: hfr.
20; holt boirels do., $10.50; dry salt Charles Di inMvater 1 ass'stant, to the
-ng eear barks, logei baroels" plate Prceed, ent of the CI P. 11., died on
et, $13.50 to 415 .km1 barrels 40,-Virursday night after an fibers of orily
e7.25 to $7.75; barrels heavY mess,beket, silt days' duration. Ile contracted it cold
13111 to 811; half barrels de s 4*.50 to $6; 8. 'week agow11011 developed bite
tompeurra lard, 8S-10 to Oes pure lard,
Lute PneumoniaMrDrinkweter was in Ids
io nue: lions estefero; year, having been born at . Ash-
. .
12s;hams, /2e .to 1330. actording to' toy, England, itt 1843. Ile boon, hts
s'?e; freakiest Wiesen, lie to 151; Wind.' railway earrer in England at the ago
ssr bacon, 1Sge to' is, frosh,killed Of sixteen yearSand bad-, thersfore,
statteirstre.ssed hogs. $6./5 f� $10i live tsen nearly half a senhlry engaged in
.1.1
The Ilottiseltild* of London will take
Wile at $10.000410iLeiL40yeer_1 per
Mt. bonds of the Pennsylvania Reit-
rort •
oomm Ito At bas been appelnted
Ity ,the United States House of jlepre-
sentatives, le inquire into the question
f the price ef prIrit pap.
The New York State Senate has passed
a bill pioming telegraph- and-telephon
companks; under the jurisdiction of ttke
Publie Service Commission.
GENERAL
The port of La Guaira, Venzuela, has
been closed on account of the plague. - -
raseieeereWbeactreMiltleiestiseesieSSe
ive expedition against the Mahmotids,
tn. the Afahan frontier.
Corean tnsurgents made an unsues
,mesefule attempt to wreck a, train fa
Which Marquis Ito was travelling.
• Eighteen pe ns have been shot at
per
ons
for aemspiring to assassin-
ate the Preside it, entLother eseectittene
will follow.
_Theeneunneers =elle Pe
agassaslaikaiagre i • o Vic -
uums, who are menaced by it linesian
•li• -n:0-34,1•Lon,_...,_
4,0
rilegssinst
Vattcan by receiving Communion at the
hands of the• Pepe and,. then_ spitting
.out. the- .00nseerated wafers..
OSLERISM A MISTAKE.
4414.•••••••
Records Put a Man's Best preoducing
etAmattle Rather Than lilt
It appears that to backseat men at 40
%own simply rob the worm of most of
sis masterrneoes, the creation of which
depends on the intellect. An interest.
ing article in the Century gives the av-
erage age at which the best work in
various lines has been produced.
Aesording to the writer of the art4lo
the records give an average age Of 50
tor the performance of the masterwork.
Fot workerthe overage age is 47 and
for thinners 52. Chemists and physt-
;sts sverage the youngest, reaching
hex highest efficiency at 41;; w,bleht
ay• adcount for the theories of Dr. Os-
ler.
Dramatists and playwrights, poets
and inventors follow at 44; novelists gift,
an average of 46; explerers and wnrri-
collect =laical composer -a -and -actor*.
43; ertsits and divines octupy the po-
sition of equilibrium at 50; essayists and
reformers stand at 51; physicians and
surgeons tine rip 'with the statesmen
at 52; philosophers give an average ot
54; astronomers -Ind mathematicians,
ssbrists and humorists 56: historians,
57, naturattsts and jurists 58.
"As :limy be noted," says the writer,
"there Ls a rearrangement of the order
• r.
fore. and as wou/d naturally ,be expect-
ed attain their full maturity at a later
per:od than the workers. Ms corollary
is evident. Provided health and optim-
fsarr remain the Aran 01 50 can command'
suceels as readily as the man of _30."
014•••••1•••••••••••••••••,4 room..
CIGARETTE IGNITED FUSE.
Frank Iroulsham. Employed on C. P. R.
• Near Fort Will4ms Loses lissiods..
icbe-eireai-eatianipegeee ret
Frank Poulsharn, a young man employ-
edsieestile_se%nstruction camp of the -C,.
hands eihattered b detonator on
-
ret For( N't ilium, had his
Thus:Way. Ile was sent to set the fuse,
and the accident was the result of in-
excus4ble" enrelesenesse He was amok.
trig a cigarette. and a spark from this
Ignited the fuse, which explesled the
1mWI-Igor1In Ws lisnds, blowing both
of them almost off. Ile is now in Port
Withlam Hospital.
1 1 I
jinn
41 1 f
WressAssietailt -itelhes Its:esident ei
C. P. IL Company.
#6.50 to $6.75. - •
NEW Ylott1C witrA,T NSA:111CM%
New April ?A. -Wheat .gpot,
arm; No. 2 red, $1.G3: elevator; No. 2
tett$1.0134, f.o.b., ficat; No. 1 porth.
'Ct. Duluth. ILL% -afloat; No,,
herd -si,Snt(r, $1.1111,, f.o.b. atlpat.
xtkligM.
Terento, Apra eS.--.k few lots of tit
spertcrs' setts wese SOld around li
pier evil The. range of ObigS0 Skiff
%-tiS E.CA to eiS psr ewt. Slediusa01
pastas' unitzels sold around $5.25 1
s.3,40, and testy bulls were quoted
$4.25 fo $5 stir
111st/ere SAWN ellesses fit wt.!! tots
$;164,53) tt°3 $$1:5;11: 't;$1.11%e -t1:41,341 I
Nstrassn
and tosd'imeni yrese,t, $1450
fit.:50; tstvs, stoW., '04,25 to 111‘.-ril
t.idicirn, 0.0 10 111; yews, ,oarartt4Q(1,
MIS te ,
,
e
, ‘ST,A,i0ING AVINITs
,
The Prete Now •tireolitate Id nve Meets
san4 111 Rank
A despatch frorn , Ottawa °says: The
militia orders Issued today stiVe the te.v
tabilahreents of the variotts permanent
eorps for this yokr, 'and ttio, reespitu.,
lotion MOWS that Cststdes efand:ng
army troW totele 4,85t oftlsers and 'tiler,.
littrkgIAN
WAit811Wg.
Od-ViU-imFirritslair
1-,-.4sgrpsi •asyS: Tht
ereeetritterit, iteileding to a
Irade'loUrnalf has ordered Ore at.
hip, each one to Iss litOr that*
Dresitnought, frost * flrn at Oyde
4.
orts,a1
N 1I I
Annual Repoli of the OAtario Railway _a
.4 T`
Muuioipal
13o4rd.
'A des-,patelt 'trim Tersnio-says,i That
i:wicpai'ossners1Sp psys.15 ene of the
aims? the tirAnd annual roost dal the
r
-Ontario itai way 1loartt bit'JWS. 11 paid.
1906 lith wigt *-10fict, 46r over 41111st
41 fon. ,
important tigurss ,srs gsen roi.
ing pUblie ubLt:m in IS erovince.
Mtsi5t14*
divided toltows3,-Witteiritssts, $1.94-
101's116:, litectice' . PeWeei,'
11067; Gtss 'Weeks, $916.71); Tees
phones, $106,41. •
Oehenture and othelk 'debts ate:
wettroworta,„$1glietadi; .Elettii0. Ste
313.,810s Gas, $737P43;'Tefeplione_s, SEA,.
it53. ,
ror tits past yssr tha rsterns w
es fel/sees: Wit?rWatka, gr0SS friss ,
11,04'4101i; rists4331,113: E1ettre4 'sraSst
$15140: tot; fl.152;. Ots, gross $1*.
ISts, Stet, $10.101sTo..'
IV. Oct,
'Plus flioriiit 4hits:s84t leer .11* rt
sioNled, fa the iirstnis:'pall
'SAS 4vsnitylg Com It* *est: ;Ott profits
leeeinte
el , $5s5.,170, sites ' psying all sitar es
erul gisIng' 541:eon it cost bis.
3..1„.PEISONS KILLED.
During tfle year 32 sersonss tvers
Med and 3:10 .1s0rs4 /On the, sagssays
oft& ths, finisdistfon., ct tliS tkarli
; Ills kilted sever( were peseta -twee: ,
len firipleyas; 17 IsavelZers en the '
lve?,0Devgr,ti-v,pcoSiskitseittittri.'7.3.-,iir,$1,0eltteetateiktIoestientti.er: ,i, last - \,) .
treaeed aft !Ong the One\ daring the
Tr
The , Meat ite Saly business 1ft.
• The miteasot fistrscest froosi
401 te 416; resssrigors strakt trans
111,316,517 lo, -10.117,057; grcizs , etaral 1
telt frost 1130304t% to Emmet,* the
net earn,ngs tram $41.07.443 to $3‘4, -
fess
The report 1140 0034, tv:th iitt Stkiiii, '
I ri ot juKsflistos ani stssftirms Vs,..i
s't'ork 'ss sot 6ft:1d '10 the :11ter
,
Chertuati ts.-Ish ,to ilitssist Whits -
ty, ksliSrt Mrs, sifs,
'he' istissrattitt,14- Tdti "4 Otfile
plan!; isitenstsite gilt' - v at,
u- ,Q
shs reVietrild st line
f
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