Exeter Advocate, 1909-07-29, Page 7 (2)IV\
7-7=
tees
rles . *0 „
ee, neve.
g „ 0 -.thieve
.th. to Vol
tit
an t •
. tees on Wtd
ght- Reft„ onandy,
*70 in cigars and to-
lensfrom the sketiug tin
etelt at midnight, and he
sei
e but fell n at trench,.
he tInef, w&t lost
'r •
gunispe
tont about iNfgt
re' 'NOMA front 0. A vi
TE
MVO/OAHU; AS A ST
IlEATED HOUSE.
aw4=0041*?5,04-
tsia \tke Aretie Regions /hide
OW BNOfl1CS Vtthearably
Went. r
Along the whole coast of Arctie
rica_.,h,skimos or evidence*
heir former existent*, are foulta-
dens from the abandoned bowies
villages they were-onteirum
arong the north fillereT3 a.
w their numbers are being
lut tteta hy the--contagieulAdts-
*see brought inbywhite teen,
'net which they have developed
410 immunity. ,
At Point Barrow, where a few
-white men have beep engaged in
whaling and trading for a quarter
-
I a, century, and where there are
a missionary end school
her, is still a village of 200
r 300 -Eskimos. • Another settle -
t of much lees size lute gathered
creche! ibland, 'where the whale
have long wintered. In all
miles of coast:, between these
ages there are hardly
skimos. Inland perhaps a
e-ofdozen- families live in
and follow the caribou from
o place.
LIVE IN Esramo TENTS.
ormerly both netwee and white
men constructed houses out of snow
tdoeks in which to. sleep while
travelling winter time. Ocese
• aiOnallY now houses are still used,
but situ* it has beeeine possible
to secure canvas or boat drill from
dere, a tent is preferred.
epent months in different
kinds of tents and rind the one used
i. ft$' c'ethe Eskimos by far the most
sootestortabli• .stud safe, writes a.
tresseers-SWillovis Wake -about V
feet in length are stripped of their
bark, -bent into tt'etirVO and allowed
Fifteen or twenty of these
ht curved sticks are stuck up in
e snow and lashed into a hernis-
hetkal form over `which two covers
boat drill are thrown.
en snow is shovelled around
6 margin and well peeked down,
* low, round tent will any
wind that, blows., The 8110W floor.
ssitt covered with caribou skins on top
which the sleeping bags . ere
placed. ‘There-sitisplentys tit -lb*
wood along the rivers, -isct the
-
'traveller need but carry smell
eet-iron stove -to i ebok •with and
to, heat. the tent.
• Allt SPACE PROTECTION.
foS *4 space, hetWeen the COY r
11111k6 -a great proteCtion ' agai
the outside void, so that while etieks
mg a meal the tent ,often beeomes
wribearably bot evens4vith the, doors
open. At nightlefter the fire is out
the bodily hest from. •the people
itleepiug :such a tent will rause,
the, ieteriiir „temperature over 30
sitzlteces, trithrehhat) above that
etritside. s , • '
ilatcllY any frost forret
iU nd one is able to
al with the heed ou
int effort will be, Made
out incipient la*lesiteets, as prey
ottesto this Cobalt, hes not been
troubled by the light-fingered-tribei.
bag. During the 'Worst gale* that
.ttlow on th.at CG&*tr1 onw ten "keep
the teat warm and comfortable all
day; hiIo reading or imoking' at
ease, and at eight take nit
nes :clothe* and steep with as witch
coinfort And Safet/ as in est:teamhed-
segnOs• ss.,......... ---
MANWV,IIOUSES.,
lhving night's rest!
he ea1 face the next thaf 1.1colcl
with' greater eheertulness. Con-
trast this tent with Abet* often
4 by paler explorer*, in which
-wake meatsotssthe
tied inside -a wtt sleepin
lieterting to the flapping of th
925 $000,,eve
but
hag
tent*
The ,peonanen
flatlV .eont
,woo' avilk 0
:erly they were heated with blubber
lsmps, but now smell. stoves have
,taken the place of . theprimitive
apparatus. They keep the houses
too het for 'comfort, at least for
whiteenaatt, but the Eskimos 'strip
to the waist and do not mind it.
• Itiney times tbe temperature WAS
found to be ,over 90 ogrees Fah-
rerdieit, and once a 'clinical, the -
=meter, left in a liontss Where the
Writes was attending •a sick boss
was -found to register 106 *meet;
-Fahrenheit., the highest, tempera --
tut& it was 'capable o indicating.
In the summer theft houses Ilse -twist
damp, so the p,op1e 1310Vetout doors
into tents;
GRAIVE-CAVED
Shocking Oceitiresie at Burial of
Murdered Mas
151013$1th 0014 Winnipeg says:
Angus Roos, who was murdered. on
Saturday' at Frank, was buried at
Blairmore on Wednesday beetle
his father and mother. While four
men were lowering the coffin the
grave leaved in, two of the men be-
ing
pietipitsite4' into -the- neWirdu
grave under the col**, which had
to be lighted and the pit dug out
110_,Atin. The. wife of the deceased
tainted at .the occurrence) '
CONVICTS PANIC.STRICIiEN.
,Fire at New -Westminster realtcati-
ariCiased Scare.
A despatch from Vanceuver Ettys
The works adjoining the Provincial
penitentiaryset NewWeetrninste
were destroyed by fire late on \Vol
misday night, the darnag' amotmt.
ing to $10,000. • The convicts quarts,
rs were. untouched but the in-
'ateswere panie,striekee, and
amolied.pittelepy for tli i • Irel
lee.
SEND PAI:PERi4 TO CANADA,
britaisi •W4nist it Oitnest
Ceteree, Says NOraing Past.
A ile'spittelt ftom London ears
The Morning Post , "Surely
the saitOst end most hopeful tee-
thod • it .dealing with paltrier chit-
1ritripis.t4 send Allem out to, Cana4s•
Andthe tf1ier British' don -Anion%
is rails ostsible." I
A despateh from Winnipeg 04y5
Vaily the fistr of a seareity of farral
labor this Emmer grors, a,P.ue
with las: We new he
l'etsery effort
*eat reeltritrite
esp
1 4611 b
t rears
k tor me than an
moka
huadtd mzUien bu*
ement
utreal., • '
•tle lad but nine age
o iek"
ed States
ay fewer people )iireptering
the • hr ugh. 0.nadu,
Stephen tirttersOn, aBroek-
ville
eper, :f11 & dietemeof
eigt et and was killed.
Tht uteri° Govetnnient
scribed sz000 towards the Pe
Menterst memorial at
Seven.thousend dollars * worth of
`diamonds are said to AtilAte been
smuggled into Canada' from Eng
1atd.
Tho hank statement for June,
wbkh has inst been issued, stows
clearly r
mils tare improved.
The Ontario Board of /teeth has
proved a -piens -for livaterworks
istem and sewage di posal plant
at Cobalt.
Miss Andilia St. Denis is suing
Varitgersand President of the
defunct Benquesde St. Jean for
mount of her deposit.
Sir -Charles' Itivers Wilson -and
t 4 4
re coming from 1ngland to inake
-:Stretpeetbsosef the
to Edmonton.
GltEAT .J3RITA1141.
• ie. 0
wekt per 0 Julyti ru
ia 0
k:, ytfrs!,‘I u
r:,, e
on track, ttinto," ittiitOba 04,
St pt uta, 'to„,,ttitt oz
track,- - TOrone,4.4 ” ' oki0:
. Ili!' a er
' , 0 on t.itek, TOronle,
flitoba wheat . 1 Northern,
*1.83, and No,OS ' ...,,
Ontatlo wheat— . ,.., 41.20 ut
'Jt. ew .Ontario wheet about,
*1,10 ou oak - -
• Barley pid No. a extra, Oae elite
side.
Oat --No, "Slt Ontatio white, 57
01 tilte on track, Toronto, and etiss
,1550 otiteide., No. 2 'Western 04-0.
ada Pats,. 05340, And No, U, 54Xe*
ports. • s ' ' .
I'eas-1rices purely nominal,
/..itielewiteat—Prices purely 0
inal.
..,,..11.....,
A
--,..-ssess s - •Ie
merman y }
80144 on :traCki .Toronto. Canedian.
yellow le to 77e on tribk, Toronto.'
Bran -410.5� to '420 forsOnterie
bran outside- in bulk. Manitoba,
ll;22 in sacks, Toronto freights;
shorts, 424 ormito, freights..
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Beans—Prime, $2.20 to $2,23,
The budget fight in the British
wantons is becoming very bitter.
1,0m1611 papers have spoken ilk
glowing terms of Canadian win-
nings at Bisley.
The remainof Oscar 'Wilde are
to be removed to a inore honorable
resting-plsee.
Mr. John Lavery, the famous
ritish artist arid bachelor, was
married to a Chicago girl.
Six Yorkshire tykes on a world
tour have decided to eross •the
American -eontinent si& the
UNITED STATES.
The body of an Armenian
found in a trunk in a room at Lynn,
.-
TT13 C. P. R. has invaded north-
ern *Mtti.110, and will break the
monopoly of the Aroostook At Ban-
gor Railway, •
The New t ork police had a fierce
fight with it haed of gypsies whom
they •sougbt to place on a steamer
i. for deportation.
It is probable that the Joint Con.
erince COMMittee on the tariff at
Vashington will --place- a -duty -of
.es per thousand on lumber and
per ton on print paper.
GmartAL.
e
lamA; 'etch nt t
ritnient
s
• e
• . 4.!
,
•Ttx
in vitcrt4,0%;0,1?
tit
thochief etlentlinted%p&rtmenti 1*
$
*slininished. to r t
the - rratini.fur thy ettr,
fiSeel year.
Al copy Of the ,order hes -bee
served upon i every departments lt
epcooinntosnlyt out tihs o
,4 t' o- the laterests ei
that no Yesrks be underteken for
has not been made
Buteliers' Stid demand for
;choice hittehere e ttles Medium
and tiommon tettle steady at late
declineit. Stockers and feeders
Domend for 'good stock. Calves
lerket steady for good butchers'
e.• Milt+ tows—Steady de-
itlt•estsss4trsstlers--se
Stedy aroulid $5. Choiee Initth
ors' eattle—Steady to easier around
5.25 to 45,50 for picket extra, thoiee
heifers and steers. The ordinary
On of fair to good butchers* eas-
ier around $4.50 to $4,00; emmnon
to inferior mixed butchers' tattle,
litr.217;fedasaltsv8ratedYretla, t'aen111*44);s1).50.
Lnd of( earib
t
Or..0PriPattriorie°has be�ilt
and AO ehrietostite leces
supplementary, e*tiMetes
e over expenditure. ,
Fielding desires to inehitlo
in estimates text sestion,
the total e-
enditure irojeeteddr' the ensu-
ing fseaI year.
htishe HEADE% VROM
_tibiothY4 *13" to -$14
Ottion—trapic here, and lowin--dranAir Trunk racille
grades:, 419 to $10-50. . Eastward.
Straw -47 to $7,50 on track. ,
POtatoes—Small lots of old, 75 A despatch from Vancouver, B.
to We; and ,fiew, 43--tess$3.25- per C. slaws is, The first -shipment -0f ti
barrel, on track, from Morecisy slend for the InOttri-
Poultry Chickens„ yearlings, tain section of the 0. T. 11, has ar-
dreased, 12 to 13c per lb; fowl; 9 to, riied At Piitteet Rupert, To *immix -
10e; turkeys, 14 to 16c per lb: 24natiate the immense quantity of.
eonstructrionsmeterialsurdoaded at
TEE DAIRY MARKETS. the harbor, as well is a ShiPlOad
lintter4,40und prints, 10. to -2004 Oth.of steueolruk:11: usecowonoan witehavtrlyvaarnounbde
t* and 1"ge rel,41' 18 to 18e; in* built by the compisni„ This news
f,Aeorisoanr, diStetinto separator
ciroetstr 20e ver
niirchasing agent, whd..baa ireturned
41, is..tortfirmed by OsA.cNic-1011, thits
Eggs -Case lots, 11.0 to -21e per s. h h
, ch,eesea.; ow .n34,0 ine large,, an. otoedt .1:rot:tetra pont.f thr. stattcos
mita the trip, that .
ooze's. s
r y ro e o e
Oa of Rupert,' that rapid pregrets
awbeing made in the, construction
work. Tit -ere is no sibiiht about the
aeon, long clear, lia% to 13,X0 traek-ittrna -Iseinit -commented by
at V.:We for twins.
: nob PRODUCTS.
$1
$3
M. Aristide Briantl has - he
asked • by tho Pitsideut of rran
ts form a Cabinet. •
Peru and 'Bolivia Will make a
attenipts to. settle their differene
thout recourso to, war.
0ermany is striving esgerly stio
gain trade' Voncossions from °ease
arias ° A Ilerliu„tielisr. has, tlegided
tolsend & speeial correspotdent over
in August.
Ib in -Cgt 'Mess. PGric, S23 to ,Octtker 1.
ft.„1,404.*thort ettp, $425.50 to $20, •
Ifims—Light to medium, 1,0% to GALLOPED TO MS DEAJII.
16c;`Ido., heavy, 14 to 143e; rolls, • '
re34. to lae; shoulders, 11% to lee; Indian on itoessebnee Leaped Ilan
baOks, 18 to 18,44; breakfat baeon,
101,4,to 1743.
Lard—Tierees, 143,e; tubs 14e
pails,
River*
A ficroatelx -from Vancouver -Bays s
Victor Leesempe, 'a member of the
best-known fainily in the Kamloops
susiniss-AT---mosutuAlk -Indian totters* ed deliberate -
1Y to death on Tuesday evening.
112iitreal, July 27.-0,ats---1No, 2 t Aware that. tho drool, of the bridge
Catiadian'Western 5se; No. -11 extra •
fecd, 55%e No. iced, 5714c -t; over the South Thonipson River was
Canadien 'Western, 57e. Barier,r_ open, but crazed with drink, he gal,
tto his doom. The
o. 276273?5, 70 p;. Mitanuietkowbtet:oct....d hTisde ois,tiltrinsins'vtiee, bridge tiniesr4. and
barldi 100. Fitor_zinitoho, Landed rrt the fairway. Thelectian
to
.wheat pittents,*firsts, $6.1,4; extricated himself from the stir -
nips, but finelly sank, -011C hundred
initobee;;Toeit,-05.0,74wheat '
-ofin4,:;"„icht,67.11auLi.*-y..!r..ii.ffis be.,40,W,..the bridge. The h.„ one
„tuts, 80,75; Manitoba stro
ersi p3,..60; straight rellers, $0,Sit‘
ng.b k
sts to $3.20; extras, in bags, $2.80 c
et,f2A.; etrelght roller *
eEUN ENDS 111,totot,
to t
0 III* Feed—Business in most
lives of milling fedd continuo;
quictt Cheese -11% to e; and
tviNerts 11,4 to 11%o." utter— lttomas jamieson, * former C.,.
oiled lots,, 21e; jobbing 223e. R„passenger eontluctor, *es slioteni
g&-iolf3 tolleoe. !iOeet i stock-, 41411 onl Tuesday\ tvening \
2Se, and candkd at 20e tier zert.iver.' With a fislting part
• .
Ight 4anneeon left North Bey on
steseiner Ifezel B. When near
rank's Bey the fatality occurred.
tring a friendly scuffle with John
sell, One of the party; both VIM
over the gangway board into tbe
eteamer was stopped
skiff lowered, Itusseli being
resciP ,
reseued; but, no -trace jamiesoi
could he foetid. ;ts
peominentieitizen ortti Day,and
was "widely hown and resPeeted.
widow and six. children ettryive.
P...t.EctT• 0
Bil,t4Roies Nairsq, a Iteriats Fer Stit
• Aitather „Reviews
A desisateh frora London ays;
The.euraMer-Of 1009 *11 bc rcmem-
bcrd as a, setsbn n
ry. Lot month' the. gr *test as-
emblage ot war craft in the his-,
tory of the 'British nevy took plie
Alf Portsmouth. 'On Saturday they
gather at Prtsmouth, whore
julystlt theywill be 'reviewed by
'the ting,andt,pit t14 following Mon,
tbsfyilX1* Emperor I(usSiss will
have laoseipporttinity to see them
his 'ytteht totaes to Cowes for the
meeting., with the .!ging..
PAGEINT.'
HOCK SLIAt OILED
Three Oiler Newt Were
Dow* Dattlit„,
piitkh. from Grand rot
says t 'Two men lost their1
the testa of a rock 1i1e ,ork
nadian Polite near here' 4::4n
miay, Later, when A ere*
Tearing- the track,
ofturred, and buried
.hurling them clown'
All were fore
loto
Coatintor Drowned
Vreich /firer,
despatch front; North; Bay
1�T$..
London Goes 'Wild *It 8eilers:14areb,
Through net Midst*
A despatch front London soot -
Thesbluejeekets of the 150 Warship*
.ektrierstitessItSftneessivhe • hereto -
ore have filled the,, role of hots, •
were guest*. of_the City of !.40.0411,
oat Wednesday': Twelve hundred,'
ot them inareleNI through the prin-
cipal thoroughfares and were greet.
ed with unbounded enthusiesmis -
The decorationssitiongsthe, line of
march-a-Tre on w-lavhdreeale -Ed
demonstrated the widetprea:i in.
tet sissaltened In Londonere b
heart of the . 1,:rotto
theroncem
lul)ObOn
guests of the Lord Mayor
poration Council, and subsequent
ly enjoyed a vaudeville entertain-
ment, The Tfirst ever permittedat—
the Guildhall during the many tone
thrice of its existence.
*14
SAVED FROM CATARACT.
Disabled Beets With 14 OceilPasfee
ia Honer at
A despatch. from Niagara
say: A launch party of four-
teen young people of this city had a •
narrow escape from going over thia
Falls early .on Wednesday -mg
when the, mtitor boat in Which they
were riding Spra1ng \a, leak. With
the water ruthing into the
fester lban tould he bailed -4u
the boat was steered for *bora, htitc.
the water igtopped the engine, and
the party were in deuger of being
swept over the cataract. A well.
knowli rivermat appeared en the
eerie in * sailing boat, and took
• aneho'r from his boat, which
led the. latmeh against the cur-
rent until- be went ashore for AI
motkr -boat.
turoy17-En is--eternsrasT.
• ,
Several Persons Perieh in Oisteall,
Wiseonsle..
A destiatch from Ashland, Wis's;
as: A cloudburet late on Tuesday
night caused heavy loin to all kind*
ef property in northern- Wisconsin.
It is estimated the total loss will
be *500000. The power plant at .
White River, which furnishes light
WOO eity of • Ashland,* and the
State fish hateliery itcsir Bayfield
praetkally-thietrosed. ,The
data, breaking at Vittite- River jet-
rils (Menet. Several persona
are reported drowned; Six finnit.
E near the or dodo in Ashland
had to he taken from their hornee..
1 '
'FIVE FLEETS, ONE NAVIts4
est Epltinne of Lori Citadels
rtssfordos Navel PropeSal.s
A despatch from Lonilon EaXis
The Standard, in diseussing the sp.
proathing navel tonferencN, ova
toot Lora 'Charles 13erestor4;114
alone '*ill fleet what, really
rt very exigent,requiremeists, and
s!'0'14Pba-Itl-ottur:,i)rive
i iti be
n
V tl
\NITED SATE MARKETS.
Minneapolis, July . Vs -Wheat
XIITY, $1.30; Beet., $1.0S,%; Dee.,
81.07;'Cash, No. 1 hard $1.30.: t
$1.32%; No. 1 Northern, $141,4
to 41.31%; No. 2 Northern
o $1,24.; ; No. *4 Northern, $1.7,1ss•
O $1.293s's, Flour—rirgy patent!.
S6.10.' to 40.80;,comrpatents* '$(.4
fI 0.20; first dear, $5101 to $5..
second eleitis, *3.€ to $3.4Z3
Piens-In 100.11t. seeks;
Chicago, Inty 27.-sCash wheat—
o. 2 red, $ias to-lEirn} No., 3 red.
mei", $1.18; No. 2 herd, 44.28 to
$1; No. a hard, Oi,13 to /Mist
No. I Northern, $1,39 to $1.40;,.No.
141orthern, $1.24 to $1.30; Spring',
,V) to Sii.28„ Corn—No. t 413,1fi
V4e; NO, 3, 7.2c; No. 3" white,
'o; No. 3 yellow, 13 to 73 c:
4, 60 to Mt. 0t' -N. k
No a white, 40% to 50,14t1;
42 to 403413; SitStidardi 49 to
°
'T'orOisto, july
soli for both but
rposet at fr,,:n
hettx stn4 innlbs—
Zxport vriarket
beety 11 nt1.
tet: *$
-er
)relked
"VtAs the
site eleng
et ten
'th iinpf.A;
videnef.,;,
°pled
\
.k;/.4r4.2AkiikbirgALLikla.
it.Ve71.4jA