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THE GLOBE.
Vela si-t4t*%
ud tt'It Cid*
nd thittye
h.eettne y
re iIrowid
Point, at the sout ea end
Coronation 'Island: The newe
• was breught by the tug Hattie
Gage , -Captain Farrer, which car,
tied the survivors, e7 in all. .
The ship was being towed to sea
from the Wrangel cannery by the
'Op Hattie Gage and Kayak. Cap-
tain Farrer of the Hattie Gage
gives the following account of the
disaster:
"As we came within reach of the
gale we could see we were making
, leeway and drifting toward Coro-
LOO MECHANICS ENGA9BD:
Number Taken on by c.p.n. Since
the Strike Started.
A despatch from Montreal says:
The- one hundred and thirty •me-
' 4autiorkbriambto-wParufrowiPiLimerii.
pool by the Lake Manitoba were,
landed a Quebec on Tuesda and
shops. The position of the -s "ex
entering upon its eighth week, is
that, ineluding the 700 who have
-arrived...or are _on_ the .way Apia
zutbP I1
o the statements of officials have
gaged about 3,,500 mechanics since
the strike began. Officials in the
P.. resseeccounting departments
state that estimating the number
stbo went out at 6,000, there has
been a loss of some $700,000 in
wages. Twenty-seven more mechan-
ics were engaged by the C. P. R.
on Wednesday and sent to the An-
gus shops, none of them being
Itrikers.
• Report of Board of Health of
Deaths isi August.
, A despatek from Toronto says:
.There were 2,449 deaths from all
causes in ' Ontario in August, se-
coesiing tOL the report' of the Pro-
vnicial Board of Health, making a
-death rate of 13.4 in 1,000 *Typhoid
• fever has been more prevalent.
.froni the disease, as compared with
ltei• cases and 33 deaths in August,
• f
6, 1907. patients out of 74 died
1
• Of scarlel
t ever ; 14 out of 115 suc-
cumbeildiphtheria, and 141 out
• " cif 145 from tuberculosis. There
were only three cases of smallpox,
and none ;mewed fatal. • Two out
•of three sufferers died of measles,
while out of 26 persons afflicted with
whooping cough 19 died.
,.
• IIVIIRICANE'S HAVOC.
Governor of the Bahamas SnYe De• e
vastation is Widespread.
A despatch from London says:
The Colonial Office on Wednesday
received a cablegram from Sir Wan.
Grey -Wilson, Governor of the Ba-
hamas Islands, regarding the de-
vastation wrought by the hurricane
of Sept. 11-13. Sir William says
TliTs1iiiTsof the- Gees,Vaild LittTe
Ineugna, Acklin Island, Crooked
^ tilarel,-Fortune Itland-, Long Is-
land, Rumeay and Watlins Islands,
were swept by the storm. All ves-
eels caught by the storm were either
stranded or wrecked. At Clarence,
on Long Island, the residency, the
Jail, the 'court hous,e, all the church-
es, and ninety-seven per cent. of the
• dwellings were completely destroy-
ed: No detailed information yet
bas • been received from many of the
iftlands, and the distress is believ-
e' to be great.
4
ta Island. TIe Kqak wa
aid' tItiliu
,T0'4` (age e0.11411 -40t
5Lpalone-. At t o'clock, ,
cf en*al dOtted
-414 vkl'.enultli„seelsn,tro:n' buth
4threOst. ,We,*onnide,4,.ad
frund'eight tathogtic, -We eiAx
tt N00144,00**,:PbOt
oieee!t reeks which' Were al
around. We tut the twosline and
steamed out into open water, but
could not see anything in the driv-
ing rain e_xcept one bleb light burn-
ing on the stiles. The storm increas-
ed and the tugs steamed- away to
Shipley Bay, 26 miles away."
• ,Captain Wagner of the Star of
Bengal charges the captains of the
tugs Kya,k and Hattie Gage, who
cut loose from him, with rank cow-
ardice. The captain was unconsci-
ous for an hour after the rescue.
Finding Esquimau Village in Which
• AU -Were Dead.
A despatch. from Seattle says:
News reached here on Wednesday
fettettediesecettelesesedesetessitletateettt
Northern Siberia in which all the
inhabita ts had been frozen. Sea-
, • rk. 47.40, ts.,,,,'0,hztti;`
ac'
was an Esquimau village, about the
middle of June. There was no sign
ot life_ They searchedethe phtce,
The evidences showed that slow
starvation had preceded death.
With their 'food all gone, the fain-
iehing Esquimau had tried to eat
their skin clothing, and tent cov-
ers, but the cold soon completed
the work of hunger.
ANOTHER FALLS SUICIDE.
Woniaies Het and Handbag Found
an the Bank..
A despatch from Niagara Falls,
N. Y., .says: Wednesday morning,
Officer Burch, of the State Reserva-
tion, noticed a woman go to an un-
usual point on Green Island. She
told him she awaited the coming of
friends. Later on he found her
•harldbas and hat upon the -Wand
'Shore. She had disappeared. In the
handbag was a spectacle case, No.
79,297, purchased of the Buffalo Op -
to a young lady of that city. This
young lady could not be located in
Buffalo on Wednesday afternoon,
The recovery of the body may be
necessary to unravel what now
seems a mystery.
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ORDERS FOR "SOO" MILLS.
Transiontinental Will Take 15,000
Tons of Rails.
A despatch from Sault Ste. Marie„
Qnt., says : •ifainouncement was'
made on Wedneeelay by Manager
Franz, of the Lake Superior Cor -
pc ration, that the Transcontinental
-Railway had placed an order at the
"Soo" rail mill for 15,000 t.9118 of
iirOWn
DPiee Cutris ot
1,0.ipstt
hekte
tlieItanic *of
fthrouIi
ti
Junipmen
Ontario•
REpons nom m LEADING
TXADE
lerrervittlfictraficekeese *
r Mary Produo 4
kik Miropt,
Ivo Inereed With two engines.
Incendiarisza is suspected.
'Plentiful rain* are reported in
Quebec and the finest fires are no
longer a menace to property.
Owen Sound Council decided tol
have another vote of the people on
the local option by-law in January.
Two hotelkeepere were sentenced
to terms in jail at Montreal for
keeping slot machines in their bars
rooms.
"Crooked -neck" Smith was found
guilty at Montreal of the murder of
• Ike Malone and sentenced to be
hanged November 27.
A lot of Chinamen smuggled into
C'anada, as merchants by way of
Mexico have been detected at Mont-
real and will be sent back.
The late W. G. Elliott of Brant -
,
quests is o5;000"te este 1mi a'c
dren's ward in the John H. Strats
a gs r, o"'"
himself of the murder of Pierre De-
lorme for the purpose of getting a
free trip from New York tceMonts
1;sevasesteted'eritsthe'riiiness-Ct-
treal, the Crown withdrawing
the charae.
GREAT-BRITADT.
About 140,000 cotton operatives
are on strike in -Lancashire, be-
cause the employers are attempting
to 'reduce wages.
UNITED STATES.
Georgia has abolished the system
of leafing convicts, in vogue since
1863.
The Chicago Great Western Rail -
Toad will shortly pass under the
control of the Canadian Pacific.
„
ir.oro,!At-O, e
s'Ato* Wheat:
344' tit AM;
Si le' for
ilyst:pa
for o,'1 Northern,4(11;024
for No. 2 'Northiirn, Georgian Bay
ports, For Welber. delivery, No,
1 new is quoted at 41.04, and No.
2 Northertt at 41.01%, Bay parte.
Ontario wheat -No. 2 white is
quoted at 02 to 93c outside; No. 2
red Winter, 92 to 92e, and No. 2
named 92e outside.
Oate-Ontario new No. 2 white,
49 to 393e outside,- Manitoba No.
2 quoted at 44c, and rejected at 42e
Goderich
Peas -90c outside.
Corn -NO. 2 American Yellow
nominal at 87 to 87e on track, To-,
ronto, and No. 3 at 87e.
Barley -No. 9 barley quoted at
es to 60e, and No. 3 extra at 57 to
57e outside.
Bran -Cars are quoted at $19 in
bulk outside. Shorts quoted at $21
Asse43.4eiteeletalteceetti o
rtye-No. 2 qu�teat..79f�80c
ou side
neltr4ri,
Beans -Prime, $2 to $2.10, and
band-picked,12.20 to $2.25.
g---If.one3teiorn--14A7,14144),-to
$1.75 per dozen, and No, 2, in 60 -
pound tins, 9%c; No. 1 extracted,
10 to ile per pound.
• Hay ---No. et -timothy quoted at
$10.50 to inf a ton on track here,
and No. 2 at $7 to $8.
Straw -46.50 to $7 on treek.
Potatoes -Ontario quoted at 65
to 700 per bag, and Delawares at
70 to 75cper bag on track.
Poultry -Chickens, spring, dress-
ed, 11 to 12c Per pound; fowl, 910
me; ducks, dressed, 11 to 12c; tur-
keys, dressed, 13 to 1.50 per pound.
'Mario; L' §4tio4. j3upe4 jd. Almo$
Entfre-49offt41.. In
despatch frOm Brockville,.,0444 elosely connected, but fortiina
Proekville is. ,in tlarkneS/h. bri4e-'044.gquiiike410 ren
tinuer:ixesIxeep.atitovito,(,45futgulltr itterrg:ttrte.„it e ftort (f t141J,,F atii„itt 61;4",
is tfor tritt7thgr't."1412:,,i,ge"Pi 4.kilc.;d'hSefftOefe'',7:14)0;talti'vetV1::
uik
e ettrie istatiiin- On 'the Mot had faneuitt over 'ttiq nffiij
f the tivtilorin,40tizat,,,,,,livfismetVoci engine ro,914,- where' .the shugg`
tou o located. , • '
4 (Mt *even o"Ctoek'Bh 1,ThiP4iiiiVaigirtrthiert
eer
MTorkiiigton, While nit -tint; in the root coveringthe maghinery. ,Tb*
'ain engine :and; di
ynamo room, boiler -room s intact, alsOthe re.
heard a crackling noise in the at- serve power, which will enable the
tic overhead, and on investigation department to resume a phrtiiii eere
discovered that Portion of/ the vice. The'heet portion of the ma.
• building in flames. Before the ar- chinery is damaged by water; ine
rival of the brigade the entire roof eluding one large dynamo. The to.
was enveloped from end to end, and tal insurance on thebuildings and
burning fiercely. - Several streams machinery is $22,500. The loss to
were soon in action, but the build- roughly estimated at $10,000. Thq
ing being so dry from the confirm- origin is laid to a -crossing of the
ed dry weather, they seemed to wires in the attic. Luckily, not
have little effect in staying the pro- breath of wind was blowing, other-, -
greats of the Haulers. Few% were ex- ;wise the results might have .beete
pressed for the surrounding pro- serious. The plant is owned by th4
perty with' which the station is Corporation of Brockville.
Toronto Oddfellows won the sec- tubs, 20 to 22c; do., inferior, 18 to
end prize for drill at the session i 19c. Creamery rolls, 25 to 26c, and
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge at solids at 24 to 24%e.
Denver, Col. Eggs -Case lots, 20 to 210 per
Mr. Robert Brace, Controller of
the London -postal -service, is at
Washington striving to increase
the efficacy of the mail service be-
tween the 'United States and Br -
dozen.
Cheere-Large cheese, 1334 to
13%cper pound, and twins, 13%
to 13%e.
tam. HOG le,..s.IDUCTS.
`President Gompers of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor testified at Bacon -Long clear, 12 to 1234e
Washington • on Thursday that Per pound in case lots; mess pork,
.
agents of President Van Cleave of $19 to $19 50; short cut, $23 to
the National Association of Manu- $23-50-
facturers had attempted to bribe Hams -Light to medium 1434 to
him to desert the cause of labor. 150; do. heavy, 1234 to tic ; rolls,
•• 11 to 113;e'c; shoulders, 1034 to 10%e;
backs, 1734 to 18i; breakfast bacon,
GENERAL. 15 to 1534c.
Germany is proposing to increase Lard -Tierces, 13c; tubs, 13%e •
the taxes levied on luxuriee and to Pails, 13t4c.
introduce a universal succession
• BUSINESS AT MONTREAL.
Ninety persons, heady all nee
groes, were killed by •the recent Montreal, Sept. 29. -Grain -On -
hurricane on Inagua Island, one of tario new crop oats, No. 2 white
the Bahama
are quoted at 4534 to 43c; No, 3
group. .
The Pope has appointed Arch- At 4434 to 45c, and No. 4 at 44e,
rails for the Western division. TheManitoba old 'crop No. 2 white
bishop Dontenwill of Vancouver with
management expects to receive a Superior General of the Oblate Or_ at 4734c; No 3 at 4634e, and reject -
supplementary 'order for the , der of the World. . „ ed at 4534e per bushel ex store.
Tianseoutinental, and the order ist Twenty-two bulls escaped froiniFlour---Manitoba spring, wheat pat-
.expeeted--dailythe arena at -Mosta, -Portfigal, .40 ttritte;° e8T -"seconds* 15:50; 'Ain
ran amuck in the crowd killing.
: wheat patents, $5 to $5.10;. straight
five persons. f rollers; $4.40- to $4.50; do., in bags,
Paris, owing to the destruction ! ft2 to $2.104 extras, $1.50 to $1.75.
le$ fire of the . central telephone Feed -Manitoba bran, 822 to $23;
LIIIEE MEN SUFFOCATED.
Struck Gas While Digging Well
building, is almost entirely cutoffshorts, e25; Ontario bran, $21 to
Near Stanleyfrom communication with the prov- 822; muddling, 826 to $27; shorts,
inces and foreign countries. /32? per tan, including bags; pure
Tang Shao Yi, a Chinese diplo.-1 grain monille, $30 to 835; milled
mat, has -sailed for Washington, grade, 4,25 to 828 per ton. Pro
with several . carloads of valuable visions-Bariels short cut mess
Presents. Ile hopes to win the $22.50; half -barrels do., 811.54
• clear fat backs, 823; dry salt long
dear backs, Ile; barrels plate beef,
$1S0+;' half -barrels do., tl9 s 'come
pound lard, 8% to -934;e.; pure lard,
1234 to nci de
kettle renred. 13 to
• A despatch from Port Arthur, Ont.,
says: Three Fiolanders were killed
on Wednesday by gas in a they
were digging on the farni of a man
named Erickson, eight miles-- trans
Stanley, Ont. In digging they friendship of the United States for
struck natural gas, and were inie
sediately overcome • " ' ' ' ) '
se
WHEAT GRADES HIGH.
• Dread Disease Enterthe Home of the
Emperor and Empress.
Pipatch fToirs St. 'Petfrshilrg
Not onlie N t#ae rimmh(lr, of
.„ .t .
cases a As:ae eholera t s city
increasing, but the dkease bas hi-
Azded tL aristeerat:e prwirsestssvf
Et. Petershurg. It has es en reached
the Winter Palate, one ease having
Uteri tire:covered in -the torvants'
tItiarters of the palace, in which
extensive Vreparatioris are going on
lo the exr:Qtation that the Einvr-
tt. Emprets will nrend part of
the cording, tst)35,311 in the capital.
Other cases have been (lisNpvered
in the alace of Grand Duke
to -
b Nichelamitch. the Tatride ra-1
to palace of Printe Mona-
Ader,Oldenburg, a consEnkaf tIze
arid the Itntorial Cress
A nuniber of ier.t7
r4mueot t..aziety reaple have
~eZ7 6,7 pattoto
crecv to tt:i'» tt,.e
1,aeinatiori in cholera tk,pcesiwvera'11
,
giaduate stunts of St. Petersburg
ersity ' volunt'arilw yeralittc-4
thenrekes to be vat,cinated, after
1-.-71iTli they drank a colutiein con-
tabilfig eliolera gernis.
Among the, caFes report6d in St
Petersburg On Wedneday is that
of Court Couneillf.).1- "Neehipreriko,
who wa§ stricken while entertain
irq_4 a party of guests. Two premin-
ent inerehints. severl c,ticialist in
tLe •t,,arhuo Mtriet; and ethr
me hors of the 'better clas
tl capital are dot n vith the arena
GEtieage. accum.r_131:on rei .c.orp-
re at t'J`,1c, graveyards continues to
Z.V.C.276-nPO.
The rPr ,0?t .fon. tSente-Feese
Lo-J1r3 a n(-.4
ail c43 crz40110110
rirE7 1:1a1 ont among
t!b at.thet Pavlot. tk
°
• 133e"c; han' ss 12% to 14c • breakfast
Eight Million, Bushels Pass Through. bacon) 14 to , lee ; Windsor bacon,
. Winnipeg., 1 15 to 1Gc.; fresh killed abattoir
A despatch from Winnipeg says : 4„regseeds setmasgsse„, el("30heteilse_!‘lc°•e5(2t!
So far eight million bushels of s "ye, Q,.„..„"'""1"" "9"5”'
wheat have passed through Winni-'"ny 1'44 to lc; TownshiP3,,12.5".; to
peg, and been inspected, as com-
pared with only one million bush-
elb smite date last year. But the
inost encouraging feature is that of
this arnoent ho lets than eighty per
eent. ls high grade rniUing wheat,
irbizb almott eenstititteslreerd per7, Min polis, Sept. 29..1.- WIfeat---
(entage. If the wheat continues to N!. 1 haia, $13 to 81ck1?4,; No.
grade to this high average the crop i 114.7orthern, t1.021.4 to $1.03; No.
will be very profitable.
wearrimia. *51.orthern, $1.00:.',-i to $1.0:1%; No.
• -..4..._-_-,. .---- INioAherri,e to $1.-00%. Mier
--First patents, 135.65 to $.5.8,0; sees
AirrAcKED 111 STRIKERS. , d patents t.y.tio to $5,45; first
ike.rfreakers .tmaited 1* t ars, 84.W:to $4.45; second dear:
......
50 to 0.60. Ilians-In bulk, 818.
Roalface Tante. Buffalo, • Sept 29.--AVhesit---Firni-
A despatch trout Winnipeg. t •' No. 1 Northern, carloads store,
While the strike -beakers ut t ...0601517.F1.2..! Ii74i341. tact fterxtatrear, ; Nodi 2rfatie,de•
employ of the C. P. It. were e re
g aged t.in Thursday morning in r rn -Firm; No. 4 corn, 7f0' to
,4 2
r.. , i....
railing a locoarotive which left, the. `e• uat-5-"2131; N.°, 2 *Lite
track laa night in St. Balliface r,' t'-' 5377e- GnatileY Feed t
vard they WkI0 .atta(?tied hy• a tinE, 061 Se---INTP-
rowd of Strikers and their esripas trak, Me- \-
ttliere, and a hand-te.hand 'brittle
CATILI; C
MARILT.
raulttd.•. One of the stramgera
tt.t.41d It. Itri,Wtt was so roughly nto, Sr.,pt. ft, 1...-
I anillod that he is now itt the hos, hat the eh:A2ai:1 (Ica fo
Fla! tan A tlAngotpus c(,nditien,
124e; eastern, 12. to 12'4e. But-
ter --254 2.3%e' in round Iote;
eGc jobbing. Eggse-Na, 1, 19 to 20e;
elects, 23 to 240 per dozen. • .
II -NUM) STATES MARKETS.
puvroles would sell.
$3 per cwt. Owing to none of these
having been offered, the best price
going was about •14.60 per cwt. Great Damage Wive
.0 k
tets0 0 0, cows were avial,ttz1143afir7.miner at
Sheep and lambs were unchanged
on large arrivals.
Mach cows were scarce and firms.
rirrw
s -off -ears;-- Toronto: For -thin
hogs, Which are plentiful, buyers
will pity no iiiore_thain $6-50 Per
cwt.
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QUAKES IN MEXICO.
Stearner Bumped in Dock and Four
Persons Killed.
A despatch from Mexico City
says: Advices received here on
Thursday from Acapulco are to the
effect that two • heavy earthquake
shocks were felt on Wednesday Olt
that port. The sea was greatly agi-
tated and broke in tremendous
Iwaves, The Cosmos Linesteamer
Radraez, from San Francisco Aug.
hi for Hamburg, was caught and
tossed to the dock by the onslaught
of waves. Four persons were killed
and several others were wounded
by rolling spars and falling wood-
work. The earthqpake was barely
perccptible en ahor�.
STRIKER.S ATTACK WORKMEN.
Two Assaults Made and One Man
Badly Hurt 'at Montreal.
A despatch from Montreal says:
There was another clash between
the C. P. R. strikers and the men
working at the Angus shops on
Wednesday night. When the work-
ingmen were leaving the works they
were assailed by a gang of strikers
numbering between five and six
hundred, and a free fight resulted.
A force of police were called to the
scene and •- dispersed the strikers.
Another fight occurred later, when
one of the workingmen was badly
beaten and one of his arms broken.
LA UDAN M FOUND.
Fort Vilifier» Fruit Dealer's Death
• In Hotel.
•
A 4espalch from Fort William,
'Ont., says: R. Roberts, a fruit dea-
fer, of Fort William arid Port Ar-
thur, was faund dead in bed at the
Frederick Hotel in 'West Fort on
Wednesday morning. Investigation
1.y"the coroner led to the belief that
be ended his life by taking laud-
anum, an empty bottle being found
;seder the bed.,
THE. PLAGUE IN VENZUELA.
• A Fretili-•Outbreak Repelled in the
CapitaL
A "deepatch from
.
Curios°, says: Littets. received
here 'from • Caracas ,announce a
fresh outbreak ^of the bubonic
plague in the Venezuelen Capital.
-The dieease is spreading, and ii
• rumber of deaths have occurred
Milong people of the better dams.
pLo1GuE0 INTO GANG,
Passeager,Tia' ken ai
Vaiglieit Weir.
• A deqseteli, from Fort William,
Ont., sags: The westsbound passen-
ger train ploughed into a section
gang .at Englith River about one
3:clock on Wednecday. Two fore -
goers, Kali* and Ludt. wen!in-
tautly killed. Their bcdies are be-
g ,brought here.
THANKSGIVING NOV. STR.
Date Has Boot Deflaitely. iied
A dettatelt \ from Ottawa s
was expe:ted, t1 dai
ankvgliving thio
ben tet
3Y4
*NO bapier tot3,
trthtay
over the central portion Of the
Phil:ppine group, sweeping part of
the island of Samar, northerq
Leyte, southeeetern Luzons_norths
'ern- enays--- as a is7-i-lidTsepart-4.
lteritblon on _TIntrielays_ _The tye
phoon disappeared in the China
Sea, moving in .24 direction west by
nor iv, est. -Wiresare -prostrated
and,available details of the damage
don`‘ are meagre. •It is evident,
however, thateseerioupsdisaster
lowed in the wake of the sudden
storm. A telegram from the town
in Masbate reports that every
building in the place was razed
with the single exception of the
postal building. A despatch receive
ed from Remblon says that the ty-
phoon caused a great loss of pro-
perty, and that undoubtedly many
persons have been killed.
THREE YEARS FOR CHAREST.
Montreal ex -Civic Employe is Sent
Down for Fraud.
A despatch from Montreal sayst
Three years in the penitentiary was
Plebe in the Court of Specia4"1 Ses-
sions • on Thiursday on Auguste
Charest, the former assistant fore-
man of the Municipal Road Depart-
ment, who, when arraigned on ie
charge of defrauding the city out a
between 81,400 and 81,500, entered
a plea of guilty. Charest, when he
became aware of the fact that his
actions in obtaining money from
the treasury by the usc ef padded
pay rolls was discovered. left the
city, but was arrested at New Bed-
ford, Meese and returned without
fighting extradition.
NAVY FOR A t'STRALIA.
British Admiralty Consents to the
Proposed Scheme.
A despatch from Melbourne says:
The British Admiralty has given its
generatsapprevateto Aire --seleeme et
the Australian Commonwealth for
'the- formatioa ot a flotilla of six tor-
pedo-boat destroyers, nine submar-
ines and two depot ships, as they
nucieus of an Australian navy. it
is believed that Parliament will
vote readily the $0,250,000 required
for the construction of the suggest-
ed. flotilla. . The officers and men
will total 1,200, and will be pro-
vides" by the Imperial navy. But
they will be paid by the Conurions
wealth, which will retain
trative control of the flotilla.
WHAT BABY WAWEIX
"It isn't a bit of tliSe," cried tho
young man, distractedly,as be
aced thezoom with the crying in.
ant in -his arms; "there is some
thing alarming the matter with
him, or he ;wouldn't cry like this,"
"Oh, whatever shall we do I" pia
the young wife, as eheptook her off-
spring. and- tried to oothe Wine'
"whatev r shall, we dor'
They were ver Y young, and it was,
their, first baby,,
things' had• gone On for ierioilaer
hour as they bad durin3 ttio t
it is an open question Which wiuld
have gone into convulsions 'first
father, ntaher,..or baby.
"I'll fateli mother." cried thi
young feltow at last; "she'll know
.what to do.o'fr Presently he return.
ed, drtgging tho igoed cld Ir.:44er
with horn. altamt • breattilLs%
,baste and overNme with appr6zeil.
tico3. Putting on her srcetaciets,
the regarded the infant critieally:
for a inolient, and then said, "Ho
wait o feeding::"- .
cried ttle young faeter,
bvcit:Ftily, "vie bah knew the little
brggNr wantedcnte.,thing, but
titer; ct cotga tat what it was.m
ihkrtceit
fibe
arale.
iorr,