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o tb re1igionITniverta.
he onaltsts
is zni u 1p.t yearand,
one Lutheran and one
Ion e ndent, just as
,TIIIWES svrT
det•
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T Railroad detective
v hen busy for tho pzMt v
at siftlre trying- torun don
*rig of, thieves* who have 0
orating On the passentger
these roads between Buffzlo and
Ifamiltors. $e fats as, hats ben
Iesrncd bY ithe deteetivet, �r at
1east front what they are willing
is making iti1 in _
-thi city. The,modus
the Vont is to board'
hrough the.train, size up,the
and then when they are
leff unguarded when the train
uears a. station, the thief steps off
4,train with it znd eleecke it at
theSW100. "110 MAW or ay not
ciboar4 The train, .and perhtps
niake * second haul White making
the one trip, The detectives, say
that the two campatiltio hive
re-
c• eived a number of complaints re-
cently, but the, gang hat so clever-
! earried .on its operation* t!tip
the detection has thus ler been'
sible; •
E., 13 VATORS. •
Te be Ereete Itutilig
c ;Port-
ile-driving on the founda-
tion
of the Thunder Bay -elevator,
aitusted Short distsnee from the
Atikolsan Iron Works, commenced
on Tato:ley,- .and * large force of
Inen is *hoods/. -engsged on the
itsbeing_the intention Oil*
o triletor*, atetsrs. Barnett
McQueen, to rush the workto
emnplet_ion at the earliest possible
• s'.t* es Thesite of the elevator ,ist
,1,000 feet- from the shore tine
thougi the wider Li nowhere more
an two, feet- in depth. With the
eonimencement of the Western Zia.
valor Companre building in 'West
ort Williaiu arkl the work *load
going on, on the Grand, Trunk.Pa.
title elevator this makes thrift
large elevators which will be ere -
ted in the two cities during this
leer.
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66,
ro
11population
mg to the (*heat
of rectories, Unlit:ell,
issued its IMO edi-
y.
directory._14as
Toron r Vark, erhieh
were Itnnexed to 046 city on Ds,
410
1,
r4mt ndlitaiy. s In Vie
vf °the London invicton,'
ply for ,elub liquor liConset.
lit late Mz, _A. W. Flootrri.
1fty thousand 4011ari ti the Mont
al Cieneral Hospital,
Several AricOter people have
been bitten -by -At dog whiehF itis
feared, is. affected with robiee.
'Stove moulders at Thosulton' are
said f40 .140X0, refused to , tempt
reduction in wages, end 8trike
i."spokin of.
Vether Foruer Wati 10St Oil the
prairie in Saskatchewan, and drov
two steps in the storm before o
irking 'shelter.
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TitA0E WlflI CANADA.
etseati ister Speaks
Adespe
TO the Budget Committee o thc
. Reichstag, Foreiett Secretary Von
Sehoeu,. in answer ,to * question
eonceramg commereistl relations
with Canada, stated that every-
thing possible bad been -done far
the defence of tlerman interest*.
• It wk itot imposeible that itrt
rtunity would. befoit long *vise
fnr the diteussion of 1, commereial
tze*ty, tfter the, eonelusion of the
FrancoC*nzdian negotiation*.
'11
ember 1$ lsst, are included in this
itien, as part of it. The, map .„of
he cit' eel includes not, omy
Jie.tr ze(140/8"ft:of'&441
Torontoand tlie,tulturbe of ,Dee
Park, Iintervening
go all the
and surrounding suburb*. Th
ftent volume contain*, by actu.
count, 333,0$3 individual name;
xclusiie of ,fitras vorporatiens
ett.,,, an increase of 3,700 over the
revious issue. The number of
uildings of all kinds to the eitY,
as shown by the street directory,
is 01,014, an illete44818 of 4,803
latyear. Of . these 3,035 are
o n vacant, As eorapared with
,003 in the last edition. The
*hove 3,03:t vacant building?!
in-
'ude in course of erection.
As,
. 3ame4 * Prof. Urns
Speak at banrg.,,
depateh Irom Cobotirg
eri0t4t Minister,
of Ag• ricuture, and Prof. Zavitz,
addrsrd the °unties Council on
Wednesday ° Mr. ;fames gave a
able addrets, shoving the save
*$e of teaching agriculture in the
high school*. The, School Board,
members -of the Collegia.te Usti-
tute and public sehool stattss- the
Board of Trade and others were
present. Prof.sZavitz dwelt upon
the advantages to be derived from
reforettry.) Northumberland eoun-
s; has 8,000 and Durham 7,000 *ores
of -wage, lands suitable for this.
He showed how some foreign emus -
tries were deriving large revenue
from lends reforested some Tears
*go. A committee was soppomted
by the Counties Couneil, whose
'duty it will be to further the inter -
tits Of aviculture in this district,
GR %IN CROV OF MANIT011A•
eport tetharates It at
Besiteless_
spateh-leom Winnipeg
The provineial crop report WIOS is
sued by the Department of Api.
culture on Wednesday -morning.
The total grain crop of the ptov.
ince is tatimated at 1J3,000,I86
buthels compared with 29,01040
buinhels7.the previous year,. The
total sield of- wheat- is plaeed at
4A639 butheiss an .average of
17.2, bitsbels per acre. The total
arta under grain it given
811,,,611 aeres and the Aires under
*11 raps at 4,067140R tete*.
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0N"piWit front NeW York
Counsel' for the OreanEe
esiaIgavigation Company,
he White Star Line *tea
ublie, on Pridsy 'Med si„ lihel
t. United States Distriet Cour
the steamer Florid* of the
l.yd Itaiiax&4;. Line, which' tot
and ftunk the Republisnif
eantmk»tlitthip•Dona
o t o 1,500.000, for the los
Sititiv $300,003 for th.
effeet* of the
were dal
that
no fault
f t
Ik. but Ito 1
Lfl
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ther, tha
ridicate. her
she
was
te sand dki not
her
witers
orida, also filed in the
a District Court a- and
_for * limitation of liabi
the Florida, her frcight
ssage nioney. The papers
bat tbe isollition was caused
by e fault and nej1eet nn
ho,part rf the Bitpublie. The pe
,titiont to say that the damse
slue of the Florid* *ow dot* mnl
rxeircl $1114.00k and ask the eonrt
li,abilitj
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„ keniie 'King has P
intersting report
eotton mills of Quebec, in wideh
hes question of child labor is .0.
feature.
Chamberlain has been
appointed Viet -Prendeut and Gen-
eralManager of the -Grand Trunk
ESC. -..oncetediris Mr. Xeree.
Arrangemettbeing nzde
sthe-Corporetionsofs-Stu
and a 'ornpany for, the
ofloose shipyards in the
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The Wentworth County Couneil
decided to take no action on a let-
ter
from the Inspector of Prison
and Charities ordering the Orpvtion
of a, county houses of range.
John B. Bey seas senten
Guelph -to two 'Year& irnprison
for setting fire to the barn of
NteGuires He pleaded in .e
that he 110 itut,(10 101,0 to the
dose and bait been rejected.
Neil theauley-hat just been so,
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44‘.
prtheros
Ontario, or outside.
nterio No. 2 wliit�,
outside, 40,C1 at 43 to
Toronto; No. g Western
anada 0. ts,043t Iakeplake oportrtax!.
and
Nrs. t quoted at 00Q
I
itside.
Bar1y----No. 2 barley quoted
to 57e outside; No. 3 extra at
td)ti.se and No. A_Ist 52 to
.541_
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Amortua
on t41401c,) Toronto -,and
o. 3 yetlow at 67 to 0400, Toron.
to. Cattadiant, OIX to 050, o -
ate freight,"
Bran -tars, *20.00 in bulk out
Shorts, $22.00 in bulk on
side.
0±,
-111, o
*4.50 for good qualitie
and a to $3 for cooking apples;
Deana Prime, $1,180 to $1.00,
hand-picked, LSO to *2 ,per
bushel.
oney,-Condis,..2.25 to 112.75 per
\dozen, and, strap:lett '10X to tic
per, pound.
a --No. I timothy $11 to *1!.-
50
per ton on track bere, and 1o,-
er
grade at $0 to 0 a ton.
rawss-*/ to $7.50 on trek.
tatoe3-430 to 044e- per, bag,
oultry-sChiekons, dressed, 12 to
140 per ponndi-towl -
to 13e. geese, 11 to "'*
to 17•0 Per 110044, turkeys•
iitted of theft at Regina. -When
was t010040041, tot, trial he vol -
red to cenvey himself to curt
, after some difficulty, hunted
u moitute& polieemen, to,sehom
he-jurrcmdere.
Mrs. Carrie Nation vat p
with eggs while leeturing- in Can-
terbury, England, litontlay.°night.
Right Ron. lobo Sinclaar,
Scc-
rctary for Scotland in the British,
Cabinet, has been raised -to the
Peerage.
• An English syndicate has been
fOrMe4 to extract radium from
itchblend deposits of an okl Cot.
.ish copper mine,
TT/CITED STATES.
Four. men lost then, lives in *
fire in * hotel at Fort *Worth,
Texas.
Three men are dead at Fort Du-
pont. Del., from, drinking 'dense.
turcd alcohol.
An eighteen -year-old boy has
been condemned to death for mur-
der' in New Jersey. -, —
Vont childrenlost their live* in
ddstrood their hone
litttbstras 1a.,° -
The Semite of the United Stites
will amend the waterway* treat
ass to provide fot.the, °division
f the water -power in the $t.
Marys giver.
„Three Jiipatiese spies have
nested in 1.cuador.
Benoit
best known of French actors, zi
destd.
An unconrmed..Psirit.ilespAtch
telis that King **Ilk of Abysein!.
rtelostiou
1
reined botireeu
ili Anti ',auland * Cholla')
skdoto has been ordered porth.
Ibe "Mt cloud hisi ieturnd to
gion of tha Balkans, and Sul.
is mobilizing troops on the
rrkish frontlet.
to es second *
a *alit,. u II. When
he ffarao t
hands
ogles
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bo 'Of
wotL :OZ
Jt.?i
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DAIRY
prints,
large ot
creamery
solids, 26 o 27e.
X" 01'08 Of 0014 ?tor
per dozen-; picked,': 24
ncw itact. 2'3 to 300
cheese, 13gs
13Xe.
MAIMS.
ozen.
Cheese
pounds and
bn-Log clears 'LW to Uc
und 0404 botssf mese pork,
$10,50; short cut, -$U.50 to
flams—Light to medium, Wto
Ile; do., heavy, litg to 13o; tolls,
10X to tle; shoulders, 10 to 10Xc;
back:, 10 to 1030; breakfast ba-
con, 414_0 15e.
123e; tubs, is*
pails, 13e.
ontrca
T NTICKAL.
NO, No.
Milan Wester
4 . x teed, .ld
io- .4tI06----2
4 t 0 . ' ; Ontar
No4,---4, . -63e1/to
t
"" itobs, fccd barley, 553,4 to
59c; uckwheit ,to SCe.. Flour
Xanitoba, Spring eat patents,
firsts, 10.00; Manitoba Spring
heat patents, seconds, Coo;
Manitoba strong bakers', $47$04
Winter wheat patents,- 35 to $5.25;
straight rollers, $4.e0 to $1.10; do.,
in bags, $2.15 to *2.25; extra i
bils $1::5 t,0 41,8.
QX reedv-Mni.
a
tate bran, $21 to *22; Manitoba
bort*, $24; Ontario bran'*21 t
421.50; Ontario shorts $& to
BO; .Ontario iniddujngs, *24:50 to
$23;- pnror. grain .ntouille, VA to
$30; Inixed mquillef
Cheett-41Finett *Item, 12v to
lErie: eastern, 14 to 12%c:.
tet-Vinest treaniery, 27 to
fresh receipts, ta% to 205.
Now /aid eggs,r_31to, 40e; d
tock, laC I: stotk, 25
to 26e.
• VXITEb IfrATESA
ilwa
1 Northern, $1.1l; 2o. 2 Northern,
$100 to $1.OQ;
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Corn
eoe;
No. 3, 410
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To 4, tO �0
, Feb.
, Feb. 2. heat
o. I Northern. carIoi
1,13; Winter, Arm.
If o. 3 yellow, .04Uct,
4414e; No. cora,
113%c; No. 3 wlo
67c Ot,--Pirizz. Eye, No.
on traek, 1Ntc.
A
tLtlo
m1sion, ,
generai 11
,
eat' P1Itr
ion bzy. 'ecom,nendpd to
adoptionthe',
ystem ana1ogouto that In
the States ,acros the
order si -Tbis yetemk.reeognizing
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ht the pewit, otelintinating 1
tho dangerous' level erossings
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0 the railways tim
oz iadeto bear alone, p
Wes or a, central overnineutal
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n ix* 'entire:it
he further.report of tbe
comrnissmn as to the reeult of the
inveatigation now propoaed- it, is ,
unlikely -any definite-- decitt- -
a will lie reached and embodied
n ,legielation,
,
or good buteher*ttle was active,
ind everything offering in this
as soon, picked up at firm
Sheep and lambs. -Better
lemand for ewes d lambs; msr-
e.
04
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11 I h cow* of °
mand common
ood *het * d
bul a
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ACT.
r ,Oliver Provost,* ,flev.
eral 'Ableats.
-A despatch from Ottawa
o t..-asuenflute
zmmigr*tion act will he inco4or-
ated in a bill tope -otitis immigreis
tion,• to be introduced in the 0010.
0414 \early this session by -the
• r Of the Interior. The bill will
provide for * consolidation and re-
vision of the present laws, as pas's-
ed
from time to time, thus making
th act clearer and .more easy of
enforcement. It will also provide
for ...stricter „supervision, of innni.
rants on arrsvol, both as regardo
zn-edical in* tion and to insure
tbat 11 the regulations of the iset
are being obeerved. One of tbe
now con-
templatedis mon o 4 iT.6,
time it for deportation from two
t& three years. At present an im-
iuigrant who
keeometi is 'public.
cbarge within two $6111114 of arrival
,niy be deported. It is now pro -
period oI
atio one,-
2$5 MUD, VNCUREOs
. Jetts** Ot Lotaatotive ptpl
1* Tears.
, A despatch from Washington
SOS I In• reSP0046 * Senates re-
solution, Chairman Knapp, of --the
Inter -State Commerce Commis -
tion • heti forwarded' to that body
le, showing -the number of ems
loyal* and passengers ,injilred dur
g the years 1003 to 1000„. inclusive,
OM 1000MOthe toiler explosions,
to be 1105 kilted and, 710 injured.
iEXT flOY131$011*GE14114
Oploiles. fit Tiritodi Oast it will• he
JohnMuelatirs
A slespitbelt from London -says;
The r Daily Mail declares aellnite$
_that, Xri!Iohn_ainc.laititlow.
ton -to-the-Rekerager merely'
liteinary-. to • appointment as
overnoraGeneral of Canada.. Tbie
Canada..,
to be the general opinion"
Lateral circles;
cac ',That were the Dark
A ht Pup' 'The age
beforees were invented,"
When a anan treats. hi* wife kind.
be is concealing a
confeuion lie ought to make.
o .said, to hit , father
r,ther day, "hither, have you ever
noticed'Etta, mother
'And 50 ofl, and to <eV'
y, it, o wee, tether's, reply
looking at the breast of his
shirt ;"bne er ittiplies to but -
,ss „.
KING D
TOO N4.141' IIVALS ,
0.1111$ 01*- sirtElIMAs-
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Two Ilours o
Mesis ot Dlffereui
stabliehmen,
int* are common i
Gerrnany, thet th&. hours o
work are not better arranged and
moregenerally observed.
if is deelaredt has no business day
like eapitals, tand-tottoequent
'an fix any .-re *0000
considerable number o
people are to be brought together:,
'The 044180 Of the trouble- is the
long hours and the frequent meals,
--
large ° or smell, *KAI break the,
ueiness day up; BusinessGer-
"many beginss witty,:
even in the banks and other In
C0114 but if iso ',there is alwa
0"fPaautilsVo'u°rof
at fro1*1 oar quarter12 r1ft
to
enjoyment of 4 thicle'San4wieh and
glassof beer or milk., Um COMIC
"table tirae " at 2 or 3 o'clock*
wbieh. muittly, ft for two full
hours, duting which thousands of
toloyesisoshoin t' r
and-
geb through. a satiefying hot meal.
NOT CON1)tJCIVE TO WO1U.
ethreatsutlbtiisn,in,tdheldmiceajncoois
rity. fois o
*thowsnatini that auything
but good either for the eniploye
or his stork, even though work
continued until 7 or 8 o'clock In
addition to the "table, time," many
employes 18140 snatch a hastybite
or cup sof coffee about half-pett 8.
.0 every ,business Concern were
exectly, to observe -the mime
'Pattie' and "table times" it
would not be so bad, but as a mats
ter of feet Berlin has not -reached
-Ebbs stage -or unanimity and each
place of business arranges them to
suit it* own. convenience or caprice.
Renee the difficulty' of getting busi-
ness teen together for any'common
object or even for an opointraetst
between twO Men.
Ber-
lin should' ,follow the -example of
ItEltPDX PROPOSED.The remedy' proposed is that Bet.
London, where work is not crowded
into such narrow limits. Berlin
eseukt then have its business day
d be done with the whole thing
t say. s o'clock. In Ott ease it
urgedswitlreomi-foree,
Berlin could do without its So.
tiled night life, whiett means
n the centre of the city eitlootts and
eafes an4:1 restaurant* are SUWON/
tO remark -open the night tlirou
Certain.' well -known saloons and
Cafes have not interrupted business
for several years, for when night -
work ends day work begins.
Berlin's night life it chiefly meant,
for provintials, for whom it seems
to have * powerful attraction but
also l*rgery 'due to the needs of
mplore* turned loose front bu s
est too late to go home ler * tom.
ortable meal or for the estioyment
of tpOrtt or other recreation.
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itheut
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,
be
of a Die
from Ottaw
A* t te,orginizatio
the RiwLw* COXXISittSIOX is
ou whith the Donsin
dded into di/mitts 4. 0
,sp&ai *barge of oste of t
sionert°31$ to the routi
**tio*s. Chief Ceialnissione
it, of tostroo, kivre
oter h dittrie
•Ir 4
Charge
140 ..pis (look*.
Ifs*
ei to
I,�
sasted 3r e.
. M Les*
ehsrg f Msnitobs. _Saa.
and that portio* of
w Arthur. with
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