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0734; No. 3 norther, $1.06%.- - :. township, ' is a, 'eousiri of" Lord
Barley -No. 2, 58c to 60c, -mit- ,Robetts: ,. .
Bide; No. 3X, 50e to 57e. '. • Fred Howe, a clerk in -HaMiltan
‘Bran --Quoted at. $16 to $18 per City.Ifill,. W443 fined 81 for loitering
ton in bulk;• outside;. in bags, $2 on:the sideialk. • ' '
MOM.. - ' A..1/. Pridy was arrested at Win-
- ••,:',clorii--_lio.-;;-.3 ',yellow -,•••nominsd:latlia&kergor , robb_ing7thertnialia...4414,
Fon
8234e -to ,830. Lindsay council has authorized a
Oats -Ontario No. 2 white, nom- $10,000 issue of debentures to pur-
inal, 44e to 46c outside ; Manitoba, chase an ozone filtration plant. •
No. 2, 48c, lake ports; No. 3, 46%c; Hamilton Board of Health want
rejects, .45c. -
bulk out milk dealers. to place their names
Shorts -$20 to $21 in - on bottles, and be responsible for
side ; in bags $2 more
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made inany people ' Worry than either the'..year 1900; or 1905.
that. the ,pountry was get- Viking the'coaritry'froni end to
ting too much, there .is a very gen- however,:conditiomi deijciedly
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-_-'•-1,.tra „complaint of•Want of ram, and better fol. reaping, viithout damage,
has' undenbtedly lessened , the 24n average crop, so lar• as .yield is
*rage Yield, to what percentage
.7.71inTF:the ,thr.ashing-...-zuscluncs.:.can
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much earlier than' last year,
;Vivi!' mit be a very earlr.harvest,
fOialthOirgli-iin light land consider-
co'ncerned, and' much more than an
vorage..crop-lorAtiality. „
crow_Lon7the-se•'reage,
now in,
crably over a hundred million bush-
els,- though how much over, it is
difficult to say. •
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THREW MAN OVERBOARD...
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Heartless Action at Mate of the
Steamier Standard.
•Aftuspatch from Kenora says:
, During an altercation on Monday
afternoon on board the steamer
Standard, _a work boat of Sutton &
47-44,A,!*447,TA'A'N' -AMMO&
Thelti " re overboard a
"'young Scotchman named Robert Mc-
, '.Kay. All means were taken to res.
eue him, but without avail, and dur-
ing-tho excitement that followed the
•, Swede disappeared. A search for
-OM BEE SIA1 E R.
$, Big Cut in Prices Announced in the
• • West OR Wednesday.
A despatch from Winnipeg says:
'Considerable reduction in the price
of, lumber was announced on Wed-
nesday. Shiplap and boards have
been reduced $5.60 per thousand,
• making the new price $17 per thou-
sand.' There is also a reduction in
t price of dimension lumber of
.50 per thousand, which brings it
down to $19 per thousand. This
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_applies to.all lumber from British
.Columbia and western points.
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•" 87,1411 ALIENS NATURALIZED..
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Have Become BMW' Subjects Since
1902.
A despatch from Ottawa says: Ac-
cordinfir to returns received at the,
tate Department, 87,404 aliens
have taken out naturalization pap-
" ars •as British subjects in Canada
• he Act went,into effect in 1902.
906, and Dec. -8 1907, the num-
ring the periletween July 1st,
her naturalized was 17,714, of whom
4-;:, 7,279 were from the United. States,
and 300 were Japanese.
PLAGUE SWEEPS RUSSL4.
Condition of Towns Opens Way for
• Cholera Harvest..
the contents.
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Flour -Manitoba, firat patents, Isaac Eicigliano, the Italian, want -
$6 ; seconds, $5.40; strong -bakers' ed et Sault Ste Marie for the mur-
85:30; Ontario winter wheet pat- der of a fellow -countryman, was ar-
zested in Michigan and brought
back. ••. •
Nova Scotia is sending tho Prin-
ceas.of Wales a mink coat with fur
NOttidtilitiMtraiii*V144,
karat gold worth about $8,000.
Brockville boys teased an old man
named Kenvile until he pielspd up a
stone and struck George Whaley in
thelace, inflicting an injury that
willdisfigure_hira for life
A despatch from St. Petersburg ents, $3.20 to $3.30.
says: Tho cholera that has made its
appearance in Russia this year is
most virulent. Out of 12 cases in
, 4•46.,
C1P4^111PCTi htV44 AVM , 1,4k
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter -Receipts- aro still large
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t‘iranii,b,s4i4jAvtina,113PIVIMATME
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ccor mg to invest&A
iga na A b rn
reaery, prints.
.24c ..... 24c to 26c
Deputy Von Anrey,` who is a dis- I•do solids .... 23c to 24c
tinguishcd medical authority, tho Dairy prints, choice 23c to 24c
sanitary conditions in the Volga do ordinary .... 21c to 22c
towns aro horrible. The absence of Dairy, tubs .... 21c to 220
a sewerage system and water works Inferior .." ... 17c to 180
he -in babitan
tlitrePritiOMIC:nitlethd-thofera-willaAtilid-13e1O-13W-fdr
Eggs -Prices aro easier at 20c to
21c.
• Beans -Prices aro $2 to 82.10 for
prime•and $2.10 to $2.20 for hand-
picked.
Potatoes-Ontarios, 90e to $1.15
per bushel; Ameneans $3.35 to
A despatch from Halifax says: 8.60 per barrel in car lots'on track
To Nova Scotia Government's hero.
Summer Crop Report has been issu-
ed. Compared with' -the average
crop of a normal year, the depart-
ment makes the following estimate
if six leading crops this season, ono
hundred per cent. being taken as an,
average. Hay, 90 per cent.; oats Palls, 12%c.
and other grains, 97; potatoes and Smoked and Dry Salted Moats-
YE
BIRIII-TOITRIPLETS.-
00C11.4011 Celebrated is Great Style
-- in Lachime Household.
A despatch from Montreal says•
.Mrs. Bertrand of Lachine gave birth
to triplets on Tuesday. All three
rkhale and hearty. She has been
•tinttried six years, and has seven
'children. The house was decorated
• on Wednesday in honor of the event,
ana all and sundry were made wel-
,*•, come.
-Ty-AittIL-8110C1K-AT-Q IYEREC-
vy Daniels Ceases- In Centact
WitLive Wire. •
:A, despatch from Quebec says:
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. While installing a motor in a cold-
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storage warehouse. on Wednesday
• Mr. Percy Daniels received a shock
• a live wire, as a result of which
; he died an hour later. Deceased
- wail well known in Toronto, where
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-*' Some years ago he worked for the
'General Electric Company. He was
a nephew of Xi: H. B. Angus'di-
_L,...r r of the Bank of Montreal, an
•• t lishman by birth, about 30 years till wo try,'and then very often we' store $1 17Y Winter firmer C
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reap a MI harvest. •-
NOVA SCOTIA'S CROPS.
Government Summer Report Esti-
mates Large Average.
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ITIIDEADIA
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.frOni`protkrille 48410,
£1ft&d th*t was what
e id; An old roan nulled
William Dias has-been Iivin,g with
Vickery,, who,is a. farmer at Lillies,
a. few. Miles north of 'the 'town.
Davis has been ailing for some eon-
siderable timoliast, and finally Vick-
ery lelt-,,that-lict.,-.ebuld: 145t !Aladin°
•• iiiiibilktragri--
ng yarealove, etIT
td‘fU• :for the purpose!:of hut: -
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tteate the, oopita .
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1410-1U46144t.bo,
1' 11 cornpsnson *sae , '
in, thei bnligy; head: Slighily
ward on his 'chest,. atone dead,' As •
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it. was net now a 'ctie"for the hos-
pitar the only eourse left was -to,:- •, •
summon the police and the coroner: '
‘..No inqiiest .,, was • considered ne-
cessary as the man, who was about
•Aatur ;Ticker ,,,e-asinot4at a
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LANDS WM DISAPPEAR
VAST AREAS COVERED, BY
OCEAN ONCE DRY LAND.
Fortunately the Mightiest Changes
Are Very Slowly Brought
taagt4-Utt'atit5414AgaltlifolVEFX,A,
Tho recent discovery that a group
of little islands' some hundreds of
miles south 'of Now Zealand were
one() part af a great continental
masa extending in all,Probability to
lithe o—cir
leaving only these remnants, calls
attention to the fact that there aro
vast areas .now covered by the sea
which were once dry land. The pro-
cess of disappearance.was very slow.
It involved no cataclysm or sudden
catastrophe overwhelming all ani-
mal and vegetable life, but the work
wepton century after century till
great surfaces were a part of the
sea floor.
Events often occur that recall
such vicissitudes. Not long. after
Chile's beautiful port of Valparaiso
was destroyed by earthquake on
August 16 1906, the news came that
the island of Mas a Tierra, on which
Alexander Selkirk was cast away for
Ave years, his unhippy fate suggest-
ing, to Defoe the story of Robinson
Crime, •• had sunk ' beneath the
aver.;-- The story was incorrect,
but, it_called again to mind the facts
t!Y�bCldtprove111-artlie
Juan Fernandez gronp, to which
this island belongs, was formerly
A PART OF -SOUTH AMERICA.
Land once rose above the wide
waste of waters that now separates
the islands from the • mainland.
Among the many woofs Of this may
be mentioned here. only the two
-varieties-efzhutmaing-birds-peculiar
to Chile that have been seen on the
islands ever since they were first
visited.
It is' not very uncommon for
vol-
ca.nic islands after they have been
thrust above the' surface .to disap-
pear again. The island Krakatoa
was literally blown into the air by
a world shaking explosion in Au-
gust; 1893, and the great wave that
resulted, over 100 feet high, swePt.
over the northern coast of Java,
drowning 30,000 people.
PROVISION MARKET.
Pork -Short cut, 823.50 per bar-
rel ; meas, 819 to 813.50. -
Lard -Tierces, 12c; tubs, 12%c;
Long clear bacon, 1154c tq7.11%e,
roots, 105; apples, 100; plums, 90;
Una and cases ; hams, medium and
=all fruits, 90. light, 14%c .to 16c; hares large,
, 12%c to 13c; backs, 17%c pto 18c;
ii.- 'ELLINGTON'S ORDERS. shoulders, 10c to 10%e; rolls, 104c
-- - —• -•- - - to Ile ; breakfast bacon, -16o to
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Iron Duke Wrote Orders on Asses' lb%c; • green meats, out of piekle,
_lc _less than smoked:- —
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Skins, which -were Returned. ..
It has been stated that. the Duko
of Wellington wrote his orders on
horseback. Qn this point Priscilla,
Lady Burghesh, questioned him and -
received the following explanation :
"He said it was his constant prac-
tice in action, and peculiarly latter-
ly, to write down the orders be sent
by his aides de camp. Having found
-that the verbal orders were -either
incorrectly delivered or not compre-
hended, he adopted the practice of
cairying in his pocket loose sheets
of 'asses' skin of the size of a large
card (such as the invitaions from
court are printed on) and a pencil,
GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain is re-
ported to be in a very grave condi-
tion.
A British board will inquire into
the methods of preserving moat.
Mr. Lloyd -George blames the ex-
penditure on armament for Ger-
many's distrust of Britain.
Three hundred British members
of Parliament aro pledged to the re-
moval of the cattle embargo.
The delegates attending the Uni-
vcrisal Peace Congress in London
were welcomed by the King and
Queen,
Sir Edward Grey warmly repudi-
ates the idea that-Uritain's foreign
policy is aimed at the isolation of
Germany.
To prevent further friction with
Lord Charles Barash:1rd, Sir Percy
Scott has-been-app?inted to a new
command. - -
MONTREAL MARKETS.
Montreal, Aug. 4. -Flour -Mani-
toba spring wheat patents, $6.10 to
80.20; second patents, 85.50 to $5.-
70: winter wheat patents, $5 to
85.50; straight rollers, $4.25 t�
'4.50; in bags, $1.05 to 82.10, ex-
tra_,- $1.50 to $1.70.
Rolled flats -$2.50 in bags -of -DO
pounds.
Oats -No. 2,- 480; No. 3, 47c ; -re-
jected, 46c.
Cornmeal -$1.85 to $1.95 per -bag.
Millfeed-Onterio bran,
in bags,
$20.50 to $21.50; 'shorts, 823 to $24;
Manitoba bran, in bags, $22 to $23;
and wheesend he had an order to
he wrote it with his pencil. on one
shorts, 1024 to 925.
Provisions - Barrels short *_cut
side of those sheets in his hand, the mess, 822.50; half barrels, '911.50;
aides de camp standing at his, clear fat. backs, $23; dry salt long
horse's head the while:" I clear backs, lle ; barrels plate beef,
As an evidence of the Duke's $17.50; half barrels do., $9; corn -
frugal mind it may be -added that pound lard, 331c to We; pure lard,
aner_the_actien_.3v_as. skins were returned to- him to be •to 13X,c; hams, 124c to 14e, ac
cleaned and used over again. • cerding to size; breakfast bacon,
Lct us conclude with an interest- f 14e to 15c; Windsor bacon, 15c to
ing •note concerning the young 1Gc; fresh killed abattoir. dressed
Queen Victoria. "yesterday, corn- hogs $9.75 to $10; live, 86.85 to
ing out of town, we met the Queen ' 97.
driving in an open carriage; and I' Eggs -Selected stock, 23c; No. • 1,
saw her so well ; in a white chip bon- 20c. and No. 2, 16c per dozen.
net, veil?' pretty and neat, smiling, Chcose-Westerns aro quoted at
and looking pleased and happy. She' 12c to 12%0 and 'cisterns at 11%c
•was quite a pretty girl, with• s' 11%c•
peculiar sweet and intelligent coun-
tenance." . UNITED STATES MARKETS. •
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Buffalo, Aug. `4. -Spring wheat-
,
We never know what e can do
Fitmer; Nd. - Northern, carloads,,
•,of age, and unmarried. aro sorry .we found out.
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1110E 'WERE OFF 11
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hpir -A1j4ence--Fiom.7
itesp atch from London says:
• bile the British submarine not*
. 'r: la VAS manoeuvring off'
Folkestone,
NoAi/ was teen to be falling Pe-
',.1.hindtctlying a. 'Of distress. A'
-;;;:resctio,party was organized, and the
erew,.consisting of two .0Mcerir and
• • lane . men, were found unconscious
It • •, in * th& boat;
Seems that, the officers were in
the -;conning tower.- and, noticing
;that; no •ettention was paid, to the
:Signal they sent below, deicentied
the ,lia het and saw'the; crew lying
ti conscious from the fumes
petrol, to , which' they, too, fell
•,•:-'sietinis. The 'men were finally re -
:1i; sateeitaileal Misa being _bresight to the
''ispea$sar. The' accident; which
migbt occur.at any.time inany sub-
marine, was due to the failure of
certain springs to work properly on
account of the rolling of the boat.
These springs aro connected with
the valves by which the noxious
gases aro expelled from the boat. ,
It had been the custom until re-
cently for British submarines to
carre white mice in the well. These!
little animals are ppeuliarly susecp-,
Uble to the fumes of ',tiro!, and
as the heavy gas invades the well.
first their squeaking serve* as a'
**riling in the case of -an accident 1
like theNrecent one. Several weeks
ago the British Admiralty ordered
that the mice should be' eareed no
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UNITED STATES.
North Dakota is to erect a monu-
ment to Theodore Roosevelt.
'A negro charged with assaulting
a white woman waa burned at the
stake by a mob in the public square
at Greenville, Texas.,
GENERAL.
Turkish Moslems are now strong-
ly pro -British.
W. K. Vanderbilt's stepson was
killed in a motor car accident in.
Franco.
A Chinese voilel foundered in a
typhoon near Clanton and '300 per-
sons were drowned.
Gen. Von der Goltz, of the Ger-
Min airing, will reorganize the Turk-
ish army.
. Clark • Kennedy, the Englishman
who was captured by Moorish bri-
gands, 'has been released.
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SENTENCE SERMONS.
Pertified virtue is but vice.
• You. cannot work for -God without
love for men. A deadhead is almost sure to be -a
blockhead. •
Sighing for a lost, Eden will not
make a new earth. - • -
Easy street is not a thoroughfare,
to heaven.
The double faced man • always is
convincing -to himself.
• There is no love in the charity that
does not court secrecy.
Many an allianee---Witli-alii-
hu.den.by_a defiance of the 'devil.
-Lower; No. 3 yellow, 82c; No. 4
y.. No father ever lost any of the 81c ;• No. 3 Corn, 60e; No
4 corn, 79e; No. '3 wbite, 84c. Oats time he,sperit with his'children.
-Lower; No. 2 White, 62)1e; No.. The man with inany corns always
3 white, 61e; .No. 4 white, 60c. Bar- wants to•go barefoot in the crowd.
ley -Feed to, maltingt 60 to 05c. People ."with putty heads usually
• New Yoik; Ang. 4. -Spot steady.; like to think that, they have brittle
rod, pWe to $1 elevator; No. hearts. • • -
2. $1.00 f.o.b. afloat; No. 1 north- Talking, inoonshipe about being
ern Duinth,_: 91.22X, • f.o.b. efloati otinshiny reoke...thia world
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g. Ogns to tilark the_ path. of
To Cemeat ,,Britalies Friendship rass"
. ' With Veiled States.
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6x.iiike' their • time. from
A despatch from London Says : The everY'clock• are always mire the sun
Daily Telegraph says -ttie Quebed jg off hi o schedule. ' .
battlefields will be halloired •
ground, Mank. are. sell red • on life beCanse
consecrated forever to the genius of they have been trying to make its
Canadian 'nationality within the spice do for the bread of life.
pire, which will ione day plsya great Lots of 'pople woula have.* *bed
art in the world's' -tritium • The ilweinal•rnorc faith an the A 17. hty: if
iiiwouldhow more dociiityto thir:
When 'a man steals the lihney from
*In' be *always tellhimself that he
will-nv, for it with thZ!..eoin of re-
Tienttike. ' ' ,
i*i•sty.to shsit ntitt.Yes to the
,whois• dorn
Ming lisinds '.sire • rnk- .mttrtie
orie•--who -• ."'.
ighest mission of Caned* is to
stand betiveen Ev•iln and , the
'United States, holding each by the
hand.
The times p% s the highest tri -
*lite to the stic-e: s nf thn Tetienten-
ar. It payNtir(1-ti tps nil r fo be
trre` to lyr-r" •-' tcr gr•-,of••tri-
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Enicen _Istand_came.
aboe -the -Pacificnearly- twenty
years ago, sank again in about ten
years and once more has cOme into.
view. A part of Bogaslov..on the
Alaskan coast dilappeareil lifter a
few years and other land has recent-
ly risen in the same neighborhood.
Far out in the Pacific in 1904, near
the Bonin Islands, a fiew bit of land
rose above the sea; and the Japaneae
raised their flag over it and gave 'it.
the nameofNushima to their- iie-
quiiiition. !Chas slipped from their
grasp, however, for .the follewing.
year it melted away to nine feet
aboveit leveliutd the last vestige
of it has now disappeared: •
Ferdinandea, which rose above
the Mediterranean in 1831, had a
siniilar history, with the additionof
• • •
A' HUMOROUS ELEMENT. •
The whole world- talked about it,
and all the more because England
and the King of the Two Sicilies dis-
puted over its possession. . •
It came majestically into view on
July 8 and about the middle of Au-
gust it was impoaing to look upon as
its broad expanse towered 200 feet
above the sea. But its life was
short. Diplomatic explian• -
COUO lett in rm t ough polite lan-
guage, were' gill in progress when
the waves closed above the island in
December.
A coral island is sometimes torn tq
ieces b a reset storm; showing_-_,
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than one. Thia happened to the
Anatol! in the Marshall group in
1905, when it happened to bo in the
pith of a terrible hurricane.
Waves about forty feet high swept
over the hapless speck of land,.
carrying every particle of verdure
and every form of life into the sea,
and not a human being was saved.
The upper part of the coral was
broken off and swept away, and.,a0
few dap; later nothing but the placid
waters of the ocean were seen where
the anatoll had stood. •
But 'such events are a part of our •
modern history and hese little re-
semblance to` the mighty•movements -
that have buried wide lands beneath
the sea. North of Europe is the shal-
low Barents Sea, whose bottom
geologists now have no doubt was .
'once above the water, so that, Nova
Zambia; Spitzbergen and Frans
Jo_st_Land_Were _
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•• A PART OF EUROPE.
Iceland, southern' Greenland and
a few other islands are all that -is- - - •
left abovo water of the great land
bridge that once joined Europe and •
America, though we find in the sub-
marine ridge that extenuis all the
way from Iceland to Scotland a part •
of the foundation of that hind.
It has- been-ferseinetime condu.•
sively proved that a land mass Once
connected- Madagascar with south-
ern India and,. Ceylon,allowing the.
passage from Asia, to*Africaof -land
animate whose- appearance in the
West was once regarded as inexplic=
able.
So the rock crust of the earth has
itscalamities and its revolutionslike • -
the human race' that •lives on h.
Fortunately the Mightiest and most
far reaching of these disturbances -
are not cataclysmal and the changes
are..very.slowly -broughtabout.
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_ A VACATION! •
A life insurance policy.
A 'smile on the face of Father
Time.
An investment in the Bank of
Health.
The slot into which your savings
drop. •
The funny supplement of life's news-
paper. •
The, sugar coating to the bitter.
pill of work.
An addition in health by a sub-
traction hi wealth. • ' • •
A rest wherein you work harder in
spending your money than you ever -
did inearning it:
4
ALL0WEBk FATALDOS
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LOsiei in' Stok Market,,Cause__Sutoide,:.__Qt.,.:::.-.:JL:;:11
Montreal Broker.
A despateli from Montreal says:
The business men receved.a shock
ck.Wodriesday when it was -learned
that Mr',- Victor Gray, promie-
itocibrOker, hid. Committed
suicide during the night. by awl;
lowing chlora '• He was despond-
ent over. heavy losses and had been
tinatle -to- sleep for -.soine tiine.
Tuciday'ninlit • he ' *eta to. a' hotel
Ilia city and about 3.Vii called up
,fr. Po1,birt,africd ih West ati t.•
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ill his bed unconscious : An ambu- •-•-•. .' - -- ;•', .
lance was summond. and he was •.. ,
speedily conveyed. to'. the 'Royal
Victoria Hospital, where everything
was done to,ave his life, but death •
ensued this morning.
Mr. Gray was a member of the
Ann of J. IL: Dun Company,and
was 'a meniVer of the Montreal
Stock Exchange. He WAS about 33 •-''
years of ag,, and a year ago mar. ,
led Miss. Clayton of Ottawa His
and:bd' him • goi•xlbye,saystip tit ome was originally in * alifax, % ''.•4
a5
tt, for the !an' time.. His fri1
.1end where 11hai aister living
tii-th4 Sent:7
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