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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1908-05-14, Page 7 (2)• icvemieior atct ExpcdUi 'fttealeeptit h frotet ended gine ttettigitteteeta pretenitteltzlie/ice-et Semitone on liteirelay by ,ltter the Premier, Meta& of bytate ltan.Mter -4114t-P4illtAlqit preestiltait r h male' th reeent changes in the notelet: Me. A,squitin titter commenting brien (iirt the present .slacitening of trede -throughout the worid, foltieving the boom et tom, annouecette,thet",--Ptea atetetattittattifiltir1.i, 3)(i. 11 coal, would be laitgely applied to the reduction of the niton} debt, which had already been teduced by approxi- metely $90,4Ci9n0laduring the pa...t year. Mr. Asquith esTlinaled tb,e total ex- speniiiture for 1908-1009 et M1,315,000, and the revenue, on the exosting bests 'taxittion at $788,850,000. r` , 1 Ite butiget ear :1uy 1 afrun 4ilt 24 ' to le $ m Iles , reltertifia , O by 18, on yew.earta, LJlit Virrat4,411,1d QS' , Jr. i. ,.117,-;: lan't'• a.kturi..id-with Sukar.- • • -The budget preletaco 'fOrepenstens ot 81,25 ser %wet,: ter ell persons over 70, excepting' crunietile. lunatics And pau- pers. It is, estimated thet the mama e•-• e ta ' %YAW it tia-oci mutt net exceed S30,000,000 any one year. Marred couplet are to have $1.80 week.- IS between them The charge for pen- semeals to he a national. not a local. burden. Therstitente is to beoPera- tive until January, 1909: Na one in re- ceipt of more than 42, a week in• nt Coe will be admissibie. • *PLED TIIE IIAT PINS. Watiityr------"-- % despatch from Pittsburg says: A berglare Atha got erne the media of the Yottiatt Women Chrietitin, Asaeciattot ealtettreinttlirlititilt- Catartirrit enonteng is probably thanking his lucky star that he escaped with his life. Thirty young women live in tee monis. Mrs. Garrison, the matron, was' awaken- eerly Tharsday morning by unusual tatta=110=WW.-41.1 rteanatmetiFeirsitr4-wittalueanis.-eur- ling irons4 hat pins and similar wee - polls, to her assistance. The burgla (Thr -was (Thing the best he coted to get out, and one glance at the attacking party -was sufficient. Ile willingly took a' chance ort lumping out of the second- tatory window. In his haste to get away the cracksman left behind his hat and bis ka of burglar's teals. TEN ISONTRS ESCAPE. ere altetale_Guerde at yeeinfroesks Rtistifte-- .' A despatch troth Alexandrovele says, A grean anitriptartard pelitbel Prisoners ,r GONDEN$ED NEWS ITEMS in WORLD'S MARKETS OAF INGS FRONI ALL 0% 7114 w iritlanf :••••• . UI) , eat the .Tortintee e .,,ttost , . • I &)L ?..j fdr ,Ani. eig 1-benrcitate fleet" Oreanialit unveil the•QueentVice 4irrjak'rntetatt-ealeAleinittraie otetteNt*Yreet -- Queltree Provincial &einem win be hett ad 'ARM 8, the eante day as the On- tario etecliensi , Nt /son Cannon, who is wanted in Colin te 9 Ir. 4 oteesieseete. t eel: has no pollee protection and the Council refuse to, pay e• con- stable $150 per year. Two Japanese were acquitted at Van- couvlit• ore a charge of sta ing three gli. -firemeneon- Now-Yearen 's o ne• Poke stla guard the Dot* obors at 'nor/teen, and the unwelcome guests are eating peanuts and a, Totes. /i, Hon Frank Latchfo d has been V- I:Wailed Judge in the 0, tario High Court in succes.sioit to Me. mike Mabee. Hon R. W. Seett announced in the Selene that the Bose BilleeComparteeltait, awinetett a contract for '52,006'hay- oriels. e ' The' Dominion. Government bee en - a ed - g g wo. rem% experts to instruct tultdeeansat -attieteelititeiregeeitaitest'ettedetere OfrWilatM01 was proved methods. kilted, and, in turn, they succeeded in Murdock McLennan, the only surviv- 'striking down some el the prison or of tee expedition of 1853' to search guards, but len ,got away. The pris• fo- -Sir Jeihn Franklin, is in Winnipeg, anere were Ted by 11011tItY. the man wh° and Ls 62 years old: assieateet' GenetrAlientaleAlees.isor..... ..6.3weeenem„-tt.nirox _A an TreeteeaDorsemlienallao-1006eareekeet efee-e-ale-Itieemeoreatia.ertete-ete Mialmon....14•11.4 44••••••••r* ••••••••••11.0 JAPS ATVACK FRENCIIMEN. 'Outbreak Against Operateirs of Timber Factory, A despatch from Tokio says: An of- ficial report from -.Miyazaki prefecture , ;states that a mob of eighty persone at. tacked a timber factery, owned by ' Frenchmen, in the Village of Laino, .May 5, doing considerable damage to ' the fectoty and the residences of the Frenchmen, vie* either took refuge in iheratiouittains or It itereitobet- N -o ,person was lojured. -Forty arrost3 hive been made in conneetiori With the M - /air. 'rho motive for the attack has not vet been reported. The damage done • Is Ceteriated at abaut $50,000. GILANDEitia IN GRENVILLEI, .fautbreak eitittrend Dl -Two nutts Were Sh4t. A' despatch from Brockville says: .Glanders has broken out among the horses of Grenville County. Two ani- mals betoriging to a man named Jas. Whitley, were ordered to be shut forth- -with. The remaireng ,horees of the farm -were placed under quarantine. et is thought the epidemic has been nippett ,In the bud • NO REDUCTION IN WAGES. eGrand Tntnti Miumgeinelat Oh* Denial • to' Report., A. despatch from Itlentreal says: The „ -Grand Trunk managernerit announced -eon 'Wednesday that thee* wits no truth le a *rt to the effeet that a -ceorease of 10 per cent. had been d ea:tied-upon in .the wages of employes 'Under the rank of superirdendent and the higher officers, to come into effect -on June lst. el ImmlotTThe Pilsen •• Milwaukee at Quebec on Thursday, and guards white at exerciee in the petsonoabe Government eleat w,as badly reene Three of the guards Wore "kilted and aged. six were woUnded with their own %%va- pour-. The prisoners then made a dash GREAT BRITAIN. foi libeztY' The' guards stunlismled'berilJohn s new title is Viscount and a ,pursuit was begun, during which _ Mora. Y telackinum • two 0 the escaping mien were kTee Morley or und four were wounded. Three others Cream -eh observatory reports the inctuflng IllinekY, were recaptured. dtaaoaerY of We. 8th satellite of Jupi- Minsky was serv.ng a sentence of elev- ter. en years' imprisonment for the murder Owing to the slump in business 200 of ignatieff. members are not seeking resclettkin the 1.oeddit Stock Exchange. . lave hundred sehool teachers from TO EAT GNATS. Canada and an equal nuniber from the huitee States- will visit England next winter. \ UNITED STATES. A -tornado bas done' great damage in Missouri and southern Illinois.. 3. Edward Meek has pleaded enillY at New York to a charge of eteeling Jew- els valued at $.e00,000. • Charles 'femme, aged 60. a Aural° teaclier, of Cleveland, killed his tavalid daughter and hanged himself. flight Rev. Charles H. Brent, a grad- uate of Trinity University, Toronto, has been etected Bishop of Washington. Thirty -nye mUe ofeemacadamized highway are to be built in Oklahoma, Carter and Murray countless by eon- victs. The treaty previding for the more complete definition and demarcation the boundary between the United States and Canada WCIS ratified at Washing - ten. At Los Angeles, after an unbreiten sleep for a period of 85 days, Mrs. Bea- ta) Ilawk:ns, a patient at the courtly hospital, awakened and asked for a drink of Milk. ' 'FR Seven Thousand Imported to Rld Maori , of Nuisance. .A deopatch from Remain, Germany, says: Sewnthmesand frogs have been bought from a breeder near Ilildesheirn end placed in the ditches and pools and small lakes at Finkenburg, a small place ia the wet*: to -the west of Berlin -el* which thettsiindsot Ikrliners and their famfle4 Ilo it on Sundays. 'This experi- ment Ls being made in, the hope or re- ducing the plague of musquito-like gnats, which breed in millions ad matte life In the woods or wherever there is marshy ground unbearable. Frogs aro patelcularly fond a the tarvaa-ef the gnats. and it is hoped that in this man- ner the league will be reduced. JUVENTILE IMMIGRATION. Nearly Fairly Thousand Children Caine Dere Last Year. A desnateh from Ottawa says: During the ta,st fiscal year of a total of 204,157 immigrants arriving in Canada via Ocean iportse 122,293 were mates over twelve years of age, 43.511 were females and 39,323 were children under twelve. ••••••••••••••• .1••••1..' 411••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUGAR REFINERS FAIL. , •••••••••••••,••••• Largest allanuLeeturers in the World . Owe 820,6114,000. A despatch from Olessa says: rhe failure is announcol o1 two of the larg- 4 estestigar matnifae1tiring etadrrefining works in the world. Chariteneto and " Sens, and the Cherkessay Refining Co. The liabilities of the tonnes amount to 816,500,000 and of the latter to 83.750,- 000. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• •CiENERAL., Mount Etna is pouring out clouds of stones and !ashes on the village of Ac:reate. Piing buttercups is injurious lo children' health. and in Holland pick- ing them is forbidden. A hundred and tivenly .persons were Imitated by the capsizing of a ferry, Not on the, Iliver, Dneiper, near ask - holt. Russia. JaperieserGevernment bents have fah en mow SO, so great is the depreeseon n the country. Russia, oxpect,:ng wak vvv:th Turkey, is hurrying troops and SuppIle.s into MO Caocasue. ••••••••••••••••.* •••••••••11114:r......L.* SIXTY AFGHANS KILIXD, ECRU NOW HIRER NINE Mon Bodies rota in liouse of th Indiana Assassin. lieS'eset of the Recent Floating Ifn 'thy- istv Pass. ' A d,espateh from London says: Sixty Afghans were pled . in the fighting A whidt taok -phice between a iliairge Three we -et -keg t ie e. Wane lee Salairday at -a eeint in- the Khyber Pass near Land,k ital, actard'fig to a despatch sent in by a corpesporeken with the. Itrit'sh walnut. A mestage ti palish! ed bent to -day from 1.ahore ,Meing 4110 Aftb in A deseateh front letporte. Indiana, harnyarti this .eflernoon treveakel hie cation is istisereditee. says : The horrors of the murder mill more bodirts, !flaking four, for the day; The. British...Cie-14w d'Affalees at St. la the at home of Mrs. Belle (lunness and a total of nine. Petersburg has stated to e journalist ,are inertiteing with the finding of addi- The betel -is gnaleirig that etr.s. Gun• that the troubles in itifghare..Y.an are due eional totes, mid there is little floutst l'T.S3 Wa9 WO, burned in the fire at her to the' feebleneete 01 the Aintvrt %OD tut 1.4e, number •of IttOrderst mity be bomo, but Wet the bedy etaptiosed to leeks tithihority oier his subetelaand neve/tett titlk a seore or more when e One 'tidy, the all the to hers is ritaliy alai of anent e %tenon. thet they are not (‘ausetcl by the Atig.tiii • Icele at/mown. , sixth, The 13:-IsFs (or this ' belief is that the Itues`an eeme -was adttetit ti the list en Wearieedays head Of the bade.' statnatetii to be Mis. agr nt. 'whet) digtreif- imearthee the rernairts of thinness' Estrmissinee The eutapse heel 4 Man, a.,wthin an hoar the' detach- Wm freely oftertthe fire rent:teed unit SIKtif His attoTiMii. 1 ....,...4.' - - , ..f- - -ot traw3 0-t-tv0- either Vietinte were white tte teed was atifiarertlitt totalled ,.: aa. 10;10. The work .ef• digging gees, on, off. Ill rest ontlet LII4iy WOS scarcely , To Young laity's Ihtrifing Gophers Near *tome. bet tee slieria le arranging le 1 sporthed, Atterly reteoree Waltz Airs. Clarrattelrin Albert*. Mee Wit ground of the entire farmyard cautfte.qg ii E1e.f.V1 on he way ti Norway; te °despatch from eClareeholin. Alta.. axe -availed to a depth of „five or six feel, The trisement anti wane 4 f lite burn- ears: George stebee eteot 114 met tells • that 41 Le not'ontte the "soft eprite ' that Vt'e(Intatlaye taint the tepparge &celeste" geeeree. me one area a gee Kid ile Iso long ego that the gmund ;115 FA* MI6. Cauireas wits ...use, s ti la tente art tole. wawal. front ;yeah flo 4.11Xxi On '11EPOIrett FROM .1114, VXRAOR MVO:So fit Prodt .1 , .. tlyi, ' I7 • . - . , .' Toranfo;',, A ay kantli)ha, Who ,,.. - I0 a ., .N,,avlb 1,ten.,,:',, o'No.';‘,4, .4i. 1:Ci , , l'Af01°. 40M. 7...e. , r i-. cays , .fi4.?,•''ll, .$1.1 ere teaCtitt .:Neie ketateettatrear-olit Igity -tiOvjoi colo ,tergi 490.,, .t, mu. .Bty p00.,., • 1,,clartooliq eattlern'ployed in e taabera , -Ontario. 'WheateeNtie .2 '404Ik• ate eitt. lit Itt*o.ketta, early en Wedneeiley ricolitatketite.Noe.it.,led,..: ,- , „ • , 'o. 2 mixed, 91e; goteee, Q0c Perasee Mrs. Peraso and three barbers astute: theeeNtoetti of -itis•eintitpreti4li: Tatia f ' No. 3 ye4Itiw, 74,etc to, 75e To- whrle they b1Y ea!ataii in Peraaoa-nsit01134' o freight; No. 3 mixed, lei, lass. nient, at 107 Fulton street. The wounde, lonte-alanikeet. patents, special of Peresa, area .0 iref$4104.4-41 pj 101k4/4".- , - ., , . , ';`z Atiiit .1.i at- o bably nat fatelaTh tlirlay- 2,.5ec; holders, ash 60e, luy eseaped. Peas --Vo. 2, 900, outside.° • ' The police have a theory that the be' Ilye-No. 2 scene and wanted, tale was an agent of it Black Hand gang Ilueleetteat-No. 2, attic to 65. whicb had been demanding money of Oat --.No. 2 white, 473-eo outside; 49e Peres." under threat of doing Illm M- oe-- track-TOronto; No. 2 inteedettec. jury, Atid-lbat the blackmailers placed Bran --$2.4.50 to $25 here. . the boy in the shop in order to punisb Shorts -425 at the mills.. Varese for his refusal to tatisfy their demands. COUNTRY PRODUCE. Carmelo used a pair of SCISWI'S ma Wholeesle quetatiens are:- a razor in his attack upon the barber Eggs-lbe orice is still firm and un- and his employes. Frank Strdnno iteentilY Itigh for this titeteryf year. 'New- Alidtael. Rebel*" 4n4 JaseP4 alace"' , Butter -Pecos are firmer again on •-' -* emelt offerings. , 3144pe.wm.cmaxentwa=,.=1,/prvwx,...,,mverr,,,,,curz.nev,,,q-gv ;431 - " - ' - ' ' t Ilki bo teyeeetteltratestlariseet etreatefery, priotee 4444 4444 e4 lity. Even canners were higher at lie i- • . • roa 1 ...104t0411,.fn.pdittii gee*, Itite ettettke )1010re he reettaY Weer a ranee itentaA ,tettlieting ceiterei weand t, tir‘iiiistriitis and" Site lite_boy as be crept to -the bedelide ef lusboto .tind Macro an cut their titivate while • they etepte , Otiertti.-, 'kelt attraitairatitittrAiTtitt-. eittfa7aiftiittiftett by a -stahrwound in litentieckl and en- gaged the boy in a deeperate struggle, Ile was unarmed, and the boy, clutch, ing a razor in his , hand, slashed his empleyer several Cates about the face, -rieckrundebandse--Theellght was 'itotng ageinst the barber whea his three as- , sietants staggered into the room and at- tackedthe boy.. Together they drove him from the 'rooms into tho street and etunanonett assistance. It was then . found that Mrs. Past's throat had been cut and, that she was lying in bed ,ketaartereaselotenreetthealtreAtelitto,„e„,.. rheyeteaa"in .eirogreU.- 100 a ereentele erreeerre estimentaltectott8weilkettke-V-40-- 'are rents .... 26c to 27c a Not' snotty atoekein were offered and del. large retie ...4 2401025e the demand continues Steady. but prices do solids • • • • • • • • 230 to 24e are not advtaneed. Inferior 4.44 eoe to The offerings of calves have been Very Potittoes-Ontartor 850 to e0e; Dela. heavy of tate ' and tbe market. is beoann Anne; - las.$1,„ Inecarelota•ons track eillgolaaded-ua entith--thenter egnieeilrices ens -411010 $1.475 for rprimee atker--tleere-cauffambsalro-ste-trand-ntidall $1.80 to, $1.85 for hand-pecited. Spring !tombs_ are. tettated. unchanged. per pound for 60 -pound pails. and 120 lioney-eStraIned swury 110- 10 Oa' - The beg- Tifi Tp mond is rather4quiet, as the provision to 13o for 5 to 10 pound palls. Combs trade is dull at ibis eeason. at $1.75 ' to $2.50 per .dozen. Cheese -The new snake is not offering , ag14 very treelY, but sufficlently so to reed ' the demfor 14e for large an& 14Xe foMONETWAS IN THE BED titans, in job kits Item; new make, bac tat large and LeXc for twins. Maple Syrup -$1, to $1.10 Or gallon. Baled Straw -4& to ea per lone flatedeleay-Tanothy ds quoted at $15, to $15.50 in car lots on tracks here. , 1101.1SEWIFE RUNG MATTRESS OUT OF THE WIN,DOW. e PROVISIONS. rThe Savings of Tears Dropped Into the Pork ---Short cut, $21 to $21.50 per bar - ?ell mess, $17.50 to $18. afelnds of a Disbonest Lard -Tierces, llgo; tube, llnec; pails • Neighbor. 120 Smoked and, Dry Salted Meats-'-trong Although tne ordinary savings bank eker. bacons law to end eaeme has its drawbacks, it i9 also true "that hams, medium and eget lee to lee; htis Its advantages over &tone hiding lianis large, leyee to leo; backsel6o-to 'places ° favored by -frugal wives- Thts lags; ,shoulderef 03e to 10e; row, lee truth has been rather rudely` tairght k 10Xe.; breakfast batton, 140 to lee; borne to Mme. Marguerite Schenk, who green meats eut of pickle, lc lies than lLelvibesillnitztapatalode-tisi skaapnticer.tment in t Rue Smoked 411.0.1k010.1.1. MONTREAL MARKETS. •, - , Atentrealt May 12. -An active local business is being dorm in, flour. Choice 'spring wheat paktnts, 16.10; seconds, $5.50; winter wheat patents,. 15.50; straight Tellers, $5 to $5.25; do., in bags, $2.35 to $2.50; „extras, $1.0 to Millated-Manitoba. bran, $22 to $23; aliorts, $23 to $24; °Mario grain, shorts, ra IA/ $22.50; •Middlingn, $24 to, $25; shorts, a25 to 127 ger ton, Including bags, and pure grain metal° at $32 to $34. • . Oats -Rolled' oats, $3.12% 4)er bag; cornmeal, $1.07% to $1.75 per bag.. Buiter-Rotend lots, nee now selling at 280 and lobbing lots to grocers St 29c per ooundt • . Cheese -New make is selEng at nye 1 tit tirXe, okt make is quoted at 12e to llt%e• Egge--Fresh eggs In jobbing lots are selling at 18e to lege per dozen, single casee at latec to 19c. , Peovisions-alarrels short cid mess. 21; half barrels, $10.75; dear fat backs, att le $23; tong cut beavy, ea0; halt barrels do.. $10.50; dry salt long dear ,backs, 1.0%c; barrels plate beef, $13.50 to $15; half barrels do.. $7.25 to $7.75; aarrels heavy mess beef, $10 to $11; half bands do., $5.50 to 86; coinpound-larj. atec to 9c; pure lard. 14aec to 141410; honk.. renderee, WO to 12e; hams, 12e te 4334e, accordinte to size; breakfast bum, 14e to 15c; Windsor bacen, 14atc te 15%0; freett killed abattoir dressed hogs, $9.50 to $9.75; live, .$6.85 to e7. UNITED is-rtTP.s. arettfay W -beat- %amen terialee No'. Northern, $1.'10tes, ear. leads; Winter highera No. 2 reel, $1.07. Cornaeiash higher; Ne• 2 Yellow, 74e- Oatsa'retrong; N. 2 mixed, 5i -e; No. 2 whit, 503-ec. , Berley---76 8ac. flye . traelt, ratifineapolite May le..--Whe t, -No. 1 $1.11%; Na. 1 'Northern, 41,E09eat Na. 2 No!rthern. $1.07,t1: .1 North. ern, 93340 to $1-04XtrAttlYt SLOW: )n,iy, ti.07)1 to $1.07,A,SePt.• 9131,e,, patents, to $5.60; seeoe(I Write, $5.35 to 85.50;d1rsa elear3, tilit5 to etreemit elearee 13.50 le $3.60. 1;111re/slit bulk., 0.121.7.3 to tit. niwoutiee. Nay II -Wheats -No. Notlivra. to fit..13; tnos Nooh. orit, )5vfxr--ta /Nr4oy,;, Wile bal. IllyeteNe I. Shale. Ilatley-No: %let sailliele.ciia8 to 71e. Corn -Noe 3, easli, 6fatet to art 617,tat bid. .ltsetv 'tank, May lereeWbeale-Spet ici;tear: SIt). 2 reds 41.67); in eievai)r And 151.10,4 Leebi 'nitwit; No. 1 north- il Ineutti, $1.16ta f.o.b. tifleattiNo. 2 hard winien $1.1L3e1.0.b: tepotttl LIVE "I'OCK-6tAttlik:1". Toronto.° 'May There wait wal mare Mat, a couple of leade of export. talltre; ine of these sOtd tip tit We otte *wit at•everi ,m1.0 than that, choce t ND a t Urals teveral w tea 1 ot e5., I here we:Le I very I, iv eh e. 'ocilliteriS lititeberet vitiate. nitwit se a tie Weil Ott itt. list the etnet Teet vele ur:!il not be etaentitat tie len- kt Men 'mall ten eital.tee Tt'ere t.,,4 a ,etreitg (tete:yid fee eette tied lel for buleheilig s. .td mime tho. hostAikt thoie ti 1r t4loutt 4ityth ttatsrM than $41. *as 0 Very POOr dCaa attleiten-but-Thia cerannin _ ettlnitietteee tal '''WadlltsdaY , ‘1.1 Guinleta' ttonle elttre t'aattl'alad on I:34n ',Carr, aged 9„ were 'tattlrigrin ,kill 1t:.1e 114 bantq of human, for 6i8wal hattow plavtig. Sheriff StinrIzer enter with,* king.. Met' itkittet bey 4:di *On* 44 the Wurdete Were ceiteetita.tti tore labseLdevii 'la bunt ter other bodete. tee fee tale breast,. -ptivang it ao minanetty that aS htird a bet41 burnsd 1 diet% te Pi her tiireet 1,nee4ey night. that wilf;eli surrounds ft* Welints' citfhlren.in it fire trateti ceneuetiet her i iitiaves tuld that W3.5 nee -LT' disturbed. 14,11 4' oft.' April 28th tWe. ritlY I ,5t11;, trpacto tAnttitat. The b9dY fontld on, ,WttdttesdaY twee. A eareenter., is tirefee err. el on : • elaterverea about nye; kat 'i '51 sespieiererif tiaveig set fin. toOtte t.hre. eterertea Got eaeSe eels ree ne:f g ' whet*. fOur of Ito podies were it MIA seAr.1) vt-rm bong. matte „ cootie on Tweday and ,aptiarently for rtesimiro (tall the., it see:very of five ree",5zr. oceupk,d tt, ti.--pedeu box about five teet beillea wee rotele 4 n Tq 4S, II nr• Iteve , t n1 tr leee, The toe was thins and had rot. Eittppasi.loi t b• that at .teelt-tee ntete e atte t orri S Led timotin 11)0 &ea wound. Ilut.ske:e. iite n. wino endue tele, stesth Pateeit „`. Gee tile 0- P41 11 h t: rt. In WIK Iftig ta& donwarL 104 )tad tall'I 44 mltrirriirtr, SE.s. titre en reee .,* ..111rIAPOIIIP NM' tat ett,sty. kttuntot n 11(... St ansi 00 ether #1.3. jennt 4Iu' tt to, ;,* - irb The taxs 'Ibon ecetaiWir .no.ss, a Ch`eatto wt ale rettipted * re ,seeat rear ea \. tellehret bonne Were alee ,tottill cu0 ty Mrs. Onne,..;.,sA poi tAtAll,,415.1.1,,ir,;t4" I). „it traa, *Meng a pil*of sfilni!,4„,ok 43t Septonbe4 Teo (1.Ct' lit“ki 7' 'to' Coo "oliplie, Otlitetetit prouLse% A oetthett ef tho &Wits) we toliflikut Md. 1.41.4J • • Like the majority of French women, Mme.- Schenk is thereeconomisil rot _ber Utt-.1g-e-hold. Iler husband is all very well when lt comes to earning the money, but it was his wife who held • the purse strings and out of his small salary had m naged to accumulate a it surprisingly la ge bag of savings. Not having an oveigrea.t belief in the bon- esty of others, and having a very sat- • isfactory faith in • her own care ,and watchfulness, she kept ber savings dur- ing all the years of her married life In a constantry 'growing pouch hidden away IN %HE FOLD OF A MATTRESS. Of day e she eoutd keep her eyes almost aitvoys upon it and at night her slum-. • ters were more peaceful, knowing°, as she did, that her fortune reposed safely beneath 'her. , . A couple of weeks ago Mme. Schenk had an attack of spring-cleaning level*. Every husband knosvs what that means. • Mme. Schenk had it in its most violent form, Everything in the little .apart- ment was literatly pullea up the ibry roots and submitted to no' end i dust- ing, telling, wiping and w shiner, Among the artictes thus treated wits A des:Paiteh o°m °Italva s(iYs: Alueris the- mattreen in' width lay the family (an *eaters' ating in . the Arelle, hoard, amounting to WAD in ritissian Otnan, adiaee te. the, mouth ef the l taanPie invited alt their relatives, who agirateernegrantiatettinease-osena Meanwhile. In the Rut Leibnitz con- sternation had bed its reign and re - worse and regret had followed. After campteting ter cleaning, Mme. Schenk had bethought ber.self of her bonds and tier rtrante-notme- Wt5iihy - liensTon, The gond wt e repatreel a -a ..lattrelitetfalhe._rwittrene. ettblehe , eat ire7 li posed once more on the bed. se rch. as .she might in lts folds, she co Id not find • THE PRECIOUS BAG. A trip to the street blow was equally flualets. So she returned ea her rooms in despa:r to await the homecoming of her husband. When, that worthy arrive (id he had a whole lot to say that is not praitablee.and thettateo:ded literati In. A lawyer. Accordingly, M. Hamard; ti, well-known Parisian attorney, was sent ler and the situation explained to tarn._ Among the ether undoubted talents, M liamard seems, to possess a keen &tent. for a trail that waled make him a serimis ritvaleci Sherliack Holmes. At any rate, after a few preliminary in- quiries in the neighborhood, he made' straight far the swagger new apart- ments at the departed stonecutter and t his charming wife, Willi an es fer the dramatic, he timed his errt 1 at the aparbnent in the Rub Charnpiumet wett, for he reached them -just when the feast to the relatives was at ita,helght. With the delicacy and politenese which • MACS arrest, mere! the pleastiresoote - French life, he interrupted the gayeties and took Hommel and his weeping -wife eft to the merest police station. There they both coefessed and the former handed over to his captor a 50-centima len-etre, pave. the surviving portion of the' $7e0. Not considering them of any value. liornmet and his guests hem amused tlretreselves by lighting their' cigarettes with the Russian bonds. Ilemmet has gone to be it guest et tho French Government for a considerable term of years, while his wife, Whose youth and comeliness) appealed to the susceptible heert of the French judge, has been set iit liberty. Mine. Schenk has the rons,alationad knowing -that. be- ing prudent enough to keep the num- abte to proeure-duplita in five years. bers et ter ittiesiert 117;13. she will- bie Thus it Is 4hat her spring cleaning cost her only $750. - -..........aee. ......i. VilitiLERS P AV DIMEL Araerkans In Uudson flay Acknowledge • Canadian Authortly. fld Naininde.$750seheinkn Fn banknote. tnobancokurnkota: e4asAlacktIn oIrtherti.vici;anniamdslica46,4 iiworardasanolonagufottriet !raw ift meta to beat ie so forgetting Sea„ have for the fir.st time on record foe the diothent the borids and tge barna acknew"ged canadian authority 01 notes, she hung the mattress (tut 'of tier the-te mnete regilans by 'the PaYment et window and, bdabored it with all the Custrane duties. The amount colteeted vigor and enteeselein which the spring- has been eampsrativety small, but the cleaning fever always develop, in a principle is important as establishing beeithy woman. what hes already been admitted in Had- .Neets deer to the -Selieene Meet ft a BeY* the undoubted ownership at eseneeenerameeeet teeeseee by name, these Ler-them lamb by therlIrttish end his pretty yea -iv Wirt& NOW, irSO-Y "ft - happened Riat white lime. Schenk was wasailitlg iler mattrm, Ilentmet was Fit= TO""---"FPRIXEDE PRINCE. trinaing directly benreth, dated.rearn• t tbe tiine wben he aaantkl be liah Battleships And Ti coast" to !este-inlet-titre tipartin„• -- Stuklenty there deepped dewn th front „ dcspatalio item Itortatouth, Eng - (11 from146 " Iheave* - land, says: It is stated that the battle-, tat 'bag' 'WI"' he* 644Ped and Picked edD5 Exmoutb, Albetnarte, paucait and ituP' °Denedliti1111(1 gat'd 4"1/ils 1:13114' lit4*11: cad the trtifZerA ,Andi #410si belVaLS. 'Atitgatit -tinder the 'eertertand of Viee• cANIC P11.01 - .AdinErow0 eee T Ceirzan Her will preeede tlie Pence of, lea ates 110 44.-¢,Ua For '11.5 'Vend)teealtk shis wi, eseort the Prineeelehtt nr°tIlestiaellctritIliehen'td(iti.13°,111,ie tZtrer 11.4,11114ur-66;rtil Twhe5I1,11.)erpe(1;Ithr;hYaiI'c'etvitillhfly" an admiyal's the fiche/ prize, being )tvortia eitibtait tog te,tartcsferfiberatett. tut, te llortimet, fotho knew nothing , e_e_e_eeeeeeeee„ terettet inveStMents, thee* wre Wrely ' vaper eavercd vren - .roguy- th $211,110 'FOR SILNERYC, et hies. Of the vette" of/the bank notes , _ Iv...Weyer,: lite watt feilly ittente, and wast: necorig irnne motifY,timitee at taw ea ari Utile li 11 !rig tintar s,:flurce tO any plelee wan t 14,era,,firnita. 4natiiidZintliAllettoi"rod(' a 'elate: At: • aue Eon sse at (It ic4es' of 'Bic late; `1 7-M31-Ch1701*54 cr COS11013,111s$ art 01"119 fled& he tad r.rekivtes. 1151 tkm, seitartearit and dE4to. weighing „log* arid limed to better oilier/tee in s the Ilte Cizanop4:0nnit In the nc-xt few days licnunkt cue iev. dente that .p.ov(ris. had robbed the f Ilzilee or q.)entins. itr0 epent liteett750'iti Islet. ware Wilt it tattnitree I 'Visa ttiat it tikotthl liavi* tea* akinter Crete Witted( Urea glace Wife entree n steel( ef fine testate watt ,erderit end/. bibtesi,. see 'Liners' it total r.othrin* Nit tt Inott1. tre wt- 4:4 el nate- flet 4'. an otee Plinio it •ftetiernettel, tee Ito Ifie Ww • ttledietettl ttatked up flie31* 'ow be!"Igt1 gelher 90 tztlIkUs4 it gin, of tic-orgo, IV, to ant ane or 4,t NlarettEc.rle. sold fra. \ 'flee Is a record prite. 110W Mt KNEW. 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