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with ,bim itudisputable evidence t
cut the 'ground front under Dr.
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Ate. . He would- not accept any
itations or ovations, he esild lats
at Sydney, until the 'matter of
- les pretensions had been anal-
: s settled. On Thittssday he turned,
, ,,-over to the head of the a SSOCiati a
Whig,11 ' had . finance& his recent Po-
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1kavappeeled t43 atts'Isotlystot
ease „to look, for thesrs_des, a
big ship is tie selv
It atoll of White: Limn who at best
are oviee$ are & distinct
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dranee, while a tut hersome 1ixiir
uspreent is f tal to ,proe
We chose to live a lite as simpl
Wet et Adm.antt we foteed tbss
strands of humat endurance to
seientifie limits; I you will readhs
the :Pole there tsno other way. We
we not overburdened with the
thnt purpoe.
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from lXa»itoba
Robertson, ;Ask,' has
ointed lecturer in physics
**Selessl uf Minilig, Ji4ng-
TIie
Ontario lissirceeteetrie
mission is preparf4l, to supply Po. t-
rAr:intecirstv.i. -atisount of -poser
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Mr.. A. A. Tisdale has been a
Superintemisnt of the Lake
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wood Cemetery, Ottawa.
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tuber shisielent.'
Ontario, Whoit4No. 2, 393 it) 3e,
a, lositside points; - • ,
s BisrleyseFer fiture deliveryXo
53 to 5k', and. -No. -3” _extra 53'1 -t -
e outside.
Oats.--No.**2 'Ontario whites new,
to 39%0 outside. New .Calt-
'ada West oats', 39e, bay .ports...
• es,s new, 77 to 800out-
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TOiotito.
. traek, Toronto,
19 outside in bulk for On-
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led
.50 in istse s, Torontofreights;
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Itor1s,_.!24,*Toronto.freigli
COUNTRY MOD
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41 •14 Js 'were4
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••-d are,a1 ftake
.. . 2-„,f 0 4 kteutr,relY,:i 11
. ussiits jez. res
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.1 ersous eh
injured., .Thers t p pen them. Two, Jewish.
„4& thtinsited Tossereirstialties. isoys wile sought to defend tile W4)-
L'eides th0 destruction.. ef ,IiiiVeril , leen ,agatist tilts ,otitrag0-''.
'hundred thousand slollar, worth ot teited by the /c,aders and thrown
Jewish property, The .J'esiva lissi Onto a nearby ,borare that had hera.
but scent, i means of Idefendin built of the plunder Of Sacked Jewss
themselves, , and sttesseetted in kiii, ish hotices, and, roasted.alive, while,
,ir' but three of thrir RUasian as- the mob, danced oh ut the flame*.
ai1ants Ang injuring if 44C ore. • ' One of the first-aeta of the mob, ,
reactionary party,is revolt- whieh had been Made deunk before
ib1e ft,sr the !at -est anti4.1ewi.51i being turned loose for thesinurders
outbreak.- it homerenragtd at Ous work, Was to rush to the syests
the Iowa for -their supPoet of i .le gegtle, wheteethe rabbi was hutch -
reform moveinent„ and ,eleesel'edt„) eted and the congregation driven
.,
inaugurate the ,./ewisli i
New Year the building, rne edne Will
4. ... A .
'Avith. another” Attie- le 0 0 Ow; t demolished.
esk4,...2a,APArlks.i.t.r,..,sr ,
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Toronto, Spt, s. Straight
!vette' Of prime to medium, hutch -
ors! sold 'at from Ir4.135,_to
'Other stades were. from. 13 to
5e lower. ,.„.:Very ,„(ew expoz-trrs
iere ort the market and these were
htly easier in swim Stekers
nd feeders of the better elasswer
wanted, but -the rougher sort
'41rQ harJ . tu sell......,(1,teiee -tows
were equally strong, as was
and for good milkers and spring-
ers., ShViip were steady. but, lambs
ro fully 2.0e lower, C-$,Ir'e--$70tiatly„
gewraetecedrotiff 29es and are -now,
quo -ted at $9.15 f.o.b. and $e.40 fed
Ana
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de atdi -from MontreaI s
It i'i-,-Sritted tame' titittssa -number lif-
roMinent shipping men are form -
1114. a big - ship:building company.
They are planning to -build. esplant
capable of turning out men-efswar,
and in 'attevery kind of steam -
Sir 'Montagu Allan, inter-
Niewed on Wednesday, admitted
hat many prominent Canadians
• ad been discussing the projeet
quietly for some time, and had
promised to unite in Anancingsthe
scheme. "There has been nothing
• ldefinito done' yet,". he taid, -"hut I
-k pe very shortly to tee the torn-
* .37* well under way." Sir Mon-
gu said that as yet no decition
As to the -site- of a Shipbtfildims
1404 bad been determined on, but
Admitted that& large one would
undoubtedly be established.
CSTRALTA'S
• Will be , Recruited From F144,1
' Trained Men.
At -Cording to & London Times de;
• evate/i regarding the Australian
• defence selteme, tadet training be-
ns in 1911 and citizen training in
-1012, When the seliernz is in full
working -Order it is estimated that
will rprovide 40,000 junior ea-
• ts,./5.000 senior cadets, and - 35,--
10) stizeossoldiers under 91. The.
irnlitia, 25,000 strong, will thence-
forth be teeruited any from the
- fully -trained men. It IS hoped that
• after 1016 Australia will hate a first
lioe of 50,000 men ready to go any -
here, a seeond line of 50,000 read
• to stet as garrisons, *and a third,
line of 140,000 composed ,parqy of
seen who have had eitizen training
and partly of older -trained reservs
• sts.
TittpLE ExEctnow.
kree Freedmen Guillotiaid WIuIe
• Crowd Applauded.,
espatelefrom "itAlenee, Dront
says: A triple execution by
il *tine took place in this city at
• iglit on Wednesday; Threes
stin-lierruyer, David *ed Llottsrd
--were decapitated for a,....seriei -of
• ittroeiouecrimet in the Department
mf Diome, which ,treated a reigit-Of
terve'''. No lets, than twelve -mut
4 tiers and 200 rsibberite_stre latd to
the doors'-of-thtse men:-'" They
ieften tortured theirs victim
red-hot iron. A gr,eatsetoss-1 Wt
thte ex eetttions and *Pi31-*
time the
ro • wa
ie grave of is young
wifein Beechwood Ccrnery, with
bullet bole through his brain, E.
11. Hamilton, a. former -resident of
Cktawa,erbetterlys exisployesissin
New Yorkbya boot and shoe come
paoy, w$S-found dead on Thurs-
day afternoon by the varetaker of
the 'cemetery. A revolver lying be-
side him: on the grave told the
story of the su"eide,
wife died a few months ago, after
they had been married less than a
year. On Wednesday he tame from
New York to look ,at her grave
the eensetery here. At noon- on
Thureday he exiled on the -.clerk at
the'vemery and asked for the bill
for the tare of the plot. A few
moments later a pistol shot . was
Lard' 11411.-t the grave -of Mrs. Ram
liton, and the lifeless b-ody of the
despondent husband- was found'. a
few minute" later prone over the
grave, • The deceased was 35 years-,
or age, and was formerly a, mem-,
ler of the Ottawa. police force.
Chief County Constable Hamilton
ir an undo.
DIED ON noNoltooti.
NewlysWedded Pair Aspblxiated
° Boarding ,,,Ilouse.
A despatch from "Albany; N.
says: En route from Farmingto
Conn., to hailstone, X. y. .
and • Mrs. W. II. ?etchers', were
found dead on Wednesday in a
room of a boarding house, haVies
been asphyxiated, after a four
dayel honeyntoon-S- The police ete
pressed the belief that 'thoughtless-
ly or through ignoranes. the hus-
hind had blown out the gee.
marriage. 't ertifieste, which was
found in - the room, -showed that
Petehards aged 45', 414 his bride -
May Ilennessy, aged 22, were
ried----Sept. I
Conn.
„ . WAI,XED It *CAGE., .1
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440, Riadell, a Towng :Has
His Neck !traces at ,Coltelt,
• „
A 'eleopatels from Cobolt eayi;
S. Itindell, * young Swede, aged
23. who hail only been a short time
'insthe,-.,eonntry- and had just Mart -
ed -wedeln Abel'
nsirie, met -instant deittft on West-
Pesday Afternoon' about 2 -oleloeir.
Itintlell 'had been wattliiiig the eage
-OMR- 'up And' down and .finally
wsts_iyeseeods.
rokett'and itis
tradiy
imps=
Ions
el kom. rort
from eal4 to wets
dergeing a, wave of prosp
" iilldie3t11 ef
,4
Mil ILolt 1
e,ts,-repr Sent
iniestrnen
Th twe ntuie
Rober facturti-o
printrng presses,
, A Cirmainan living near Oaklanill,
Cal.,. has invented an aeroplane.
Otto -T. -Barnard- was -nomiti
for Mayor of New York by the al-
lied Republican and Independent
fortes.
Lord Northcliffe, speaking at
Portland, Ore., on the European
Situation, stated that foolish ,op -
kiwi= was greatlY to .he deprecats
ed.
W: 3. Bower, an *retie' explorer,
6 has just retvirne& to San Fren-
etic°, reports finding a new tribe
of Eskiinqs in Prince Albert, Land.
omplatals have been made by
State's Attorney.Waymast Chi-
cago that whole Aries are tainted
through tonspiraey. to defeat the
en& of justice. .
A Grand -Jury at Cottneil Bluffs
Ist., has irelitted eighty-three me
r. charges of conspiracy to de-
fraud in connection with the pro-
motion of alleged fake mos.
Three winner).- Were --killed and
three men and & woman seriously
injuredwhen tile automobile in
which they were riding jumped over
a trestle at Seattle, on, Wednes-
day,
Two men, one of thema, priest*
were killed* ft religious riot at
Castro, Spain. .
The Moors were -defeated with
loes .of 400 men in battle with the
Spaniards on, Monday and TueSday..
The - Australian defence bill pro-
poses to expend 02,00,030
annu-
ally on tite military a,tel naval fores
es of the Commonwealth.'
AN AtTOMORILE "CORPS.
peilment to be Tried tit Titaitkee
givieg DaY.Ma,oeuvress.- '
A despateh fromOtiait, Qwsoya:,
Arrangements are under way for
the formation of an autamobile
cerise in eonnection with the Ot-
tawa militia. It is cal(' that
up-
wardr or * hundred- automobiles
Would\ he soy -salable to assist itt •the
,
field ininoeuvres hero on •Thanks
giving Day, and it is• expected *
trial will be matit'of their pratti-
.tat)ilitxin transporting trOOPAI,
Supplies, 'keeping up line* of
communieatiorecte..--1( the experi-
ment proves ituttessful here the
Militia Department 'may eitedur-
age the formation of similar corps
AN
Death tot Copt* r 4
' xitiqat fi„,
' A 4s flouln
pitch' frOrii
,Fithero an o�icer of
armyssiras killed,
eatleaday morningwhile
ri torlplane„ While in the
*thine turned ompletIy
and then. liaihed to the
(*alpt*in 1Ferher was
tndeathby th.. uto
11#11M1 11$
it
Itso,
,t
ti soot
o
'barres /04, day'ho, ea
thrieop strriess1\
Thuru1a,,,‘tte.ari,z1
f;s**1 itt
hat
\ tops
eyfr
t
aPples, $1.7sr
42-and-eatings:apples-at,
$2.25$ t4) 8240. -
Deans -Prime„ .#2.25, and ban
$24Qto*2.40per hushe
Honey -Combs, dozen, ,$2.25
$31' extracted, 10e 'Der lb,
lioV--,No. 1 timothy,' $15,50, to
$10 vton on traek here, and No.
at #14 to $14.50.
Straw --$9 to *9,60,
rotatoes-40 to 05e per ht,14 on
aenksfwolek0.0tarios, and 15C for New
rlt
Poultry--Chickens, dressed, 14. to
15e,per lb.; fowli-V. to ;turkeys,
17 to 180 per-Ib.f ducks, lb., 12 to
-
1.3c,
THE DAIRY M.41-titETS.
Butter -Pound print, 90.0 22e
tubs and large rolls, 18 to 190 in-
ferior,s,17 to 1Se; treomery:\gt to
2. -Act *Ad separator, 22 t, 23e per
Ib ,
Eggs -Case lots, 25e dozen.
-elleesm-123c per lb., .for large,
and. at. 13,0 for twins,
HOG PRODUCTS.
.l3aeon-Lqng elear,„ 15 to laXe
per Th. incaselots; mese. pork,
$29 to $23.50; 'short tut, 14;24 to
$27.50. • • -
-Hams-Light to . -willows /9 -ecs
10c; do., heavy, IA% to Ific; rolls,
14 to 14340; shoulders., 13 to 13,1,2e-;
Eacks, is to, secs,breakfast bitten
17 to 1734c.
Lard -Tierces, 15; tubs, 1534e;
pails, -151),..
BUSINESS AT MONTREAL,
Montreal, Sept. -23.-Oats---No.
Canadian '1,VeAtern. 43U,. to 4434e
No. 3 Canadian Western, 42% te
1331c; barley, No. 9, ee'to 67c; Ma-
nitoba feed barley, et to etse; treek,
heat, 45 to 553.,.;)e. Flour -ni-
b& Spring :ilea -paten ,
...20; Manitoba Sitting wheat
pat-
ents, secon(ls, .$5.40; :Winter what
*tents,#5.50; Manitoba,' strong
bakers',. $.20; straight- miles%
to $5,23; .stritigilt rollers; in hasp,
243 to 1$2410. geed--T9ntsire
bran, *22 to $O; Vnilt414>
$23.ttO to *2550; anitobt
bon) $22-t pure gram stiostilles.$3.?
131; Mixed mouille, SO to $2/.
Clusese-Westerns, to -1Viie,
and esoterns inin to lige:, ttnt-
tit4---Fine$t; erearnery, ME% to 25b.
as -Selected stock,. 23% to :510;-
04: 1 vandled, 223 to Os and No'
2. at 10. to "190. per dozen.
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tNITEI) 'OATES IIARXETS.
* lit, Sept. 28.-.4.--Whea
; 0734.0; *Ay, *I
No.'1 hard, $1.01-itto
rot SI -00% to"
t1iern, 4, to
31 Xnrthrzti61.1; to Wait.
u irst„pate 5,10 to $$*-
itd patent, $4,90 to *5
*1.15 to, *1..55,, on
rst * $3.39. Bran In
69.11). sack', I -
t Sprin
rtherit
Winter
.ffelos
t stronger;
r storr,
2
:ow
I.1ST
'11 ragettese .Senteteed to Prison
With Hard Labor.
A despatch from London sus •
Ordinary imprisonment oaring
failed to cheek rioting on the pa'it
ot the suffragettes, at Magistrete
at Birmingham on Wednesdag
ternoon sentenced Mary °Leigh aul
'Charlotte Marsh, two of the ring-
leaders its - the - outbreak At Ole
meeting in Birmingham the night
of September 11, -when Premier As-
quith delivered an address upon
the budget, to two and three
months,, reapectively, at hard labor.
knottier woman was, given one
month at hard labor and others
carious terms of simple imprison-
ment. When the istatenees ' were
announced a, number of suffragettes
in court picked up whatever they
eould lay their hands on in the
•form of -missiles and broke the wties
dorm of the voile; room.
•WITNESS lifIRNE0
Montreal Newspaper Suffered
• Heavy-LoSs,.
. A deepat-ch from' Itontreel t120:
Tbe Montreal -Wit-negg office was
g,tittered by fire, which broke out
about 0.31:1 on Thursday night. The
damage is catimited at from $50,'.
000 to $15,000. Several ,tteighbor-
ing stores and offices alto suffered;
The fire was 4iscovered at 6.30 by
ensworkitissinsthe--jots-e0ini,
'tow it originated 1$ a mystery. The
flames began their! work on the top
floor, &eel iii an incredibly -short,
tbne the . Whole upper flat svsts
wrecked. The roof then fell in
and **led tsi: the elasnag4 Flames
ate. their way .down -through ithe
ot14r floors to.the .prets reom in
bieereent. In itelditiork .to ‘the
'damage by fire,, the' loss by water
will . be. considerable. Arrange-
fisente Have been:, -made with ,Tbe,
Oitzette toe publialt the paper for
the. present. There was an iesur,
nee, of *150,000, on the buikltig litt#
4.104. •
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p.i
Lupe SIster trail It1ilek,sn4 it We
' .0011 as She Ent it DOW*.
i -
A despateh from' tagot, Ma
says: Murroostht itta,"enlar.o
son ,of Neil' 174,hnsoqntott Itosentlyar;
as aeri46.01,a1ly shot through lithe
htad hist stiglit, dying three hours
The tared man had return -
ore the elevator, send
e*ro1d sister Aciingrol into the,
ens vit-sse rifle Tay
,f/etlii4e4 fo1'Owiin4
It bsby in his toms* st*rt
'lit' over the wheel -at the ltttle
ri fieked 41) the rifle. ,The,fitt.lese
reel her to laY the riflesdowle
dhared. aind t
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Mining Stationletles.nFa_r_rp in
Inet
-Pasece--issthes 1tigbct
town intheworld.- The reni
/de bread gauge railway by whi
,----e,.tout t at of Mont Mario
it. is reached pases ove+ a higher
a fitude
_and there are iiining
anvil irf-ges tr greater e eva-
tojs. It is also true that there are
IsglierileilWaritiersitiVTer-Ostrtitis—
ArequipasPurto line the station of '
Crucero Alto attain -is -the taupende
111,42-gefevaetti:b3304:ef-,14466:eafleete;elbrherset
n no other real. town of ;8,900 bis,.... -
habitants, with a railvi# '' 'nation,
tr legraphs telephones, ehurellie.
shops, 'Clubit hospitals and vices
censuls. It its 4 W011411111 eX411440
4. American enterprise, says the
London Spectator., - .
The section of the railway which
runs from Oroya te this town 'be- .
longa togthe Cerro de Pasco Min- .
mg Company,„ . and is extremely:.
tertifortable, smooth running and
fast, tonsidering the. gradients. I
passes through. (Inc grassy valley*,
grazed by countless herds of 'Ilas
nuts,- and the blue sky, the spark- '
ling streams, the snow pealtsvo.in-- -
tone with the green, pastures tog.mir
a delightful variety of eolorg which
afford a striking contrast to the '
unifoirn brown hue of the barren
Chilean Andes.
To get a fair view of Cerro de
Pasco it is necessary to go to thss
top of a high rock near the railway
station. The town, with its little
thatched house and narrow street*
hes in a la?ge -undulating basin in
which- the chief -ieittires are- the- -
toll chimneys and other budding*
belonging to the mines. In the dis-
tance a large lake tan be seen, and
all around the horizon is studded.
with sooweapped-heights,
• At our feet is a busy scene. The
useful Indian is evprywhere - now
driving herds of Ilamas,..the 'savers'
sal Mountsin earriertnow riding
Mules oridriving camases Over the ,
undulating.,roads-And all biti bust-
neis is a -part of tin 'great worksof
'extracting copier arid sitter from
the deep shafts.' The rosy vheeka
Utile Indian ,children, whose, hee-
l -4s ,eolor---- eltistes, through their
brown akin, i$ an unn$not sight in
•sallew South America: for the cli-
mate is lieidthy and invigoitting. In
the' Winter, there iste great deal of
rilin *04,$leet.,•1 but ,the ttunmer la
bright and env andall the ;mac _
round °this ktemperature is'eitultibK
on Of moderate void in which the 1
thilitiometer ;seldom falle,inuelt.bee
ow (reeting point.
irs,t.hing at Cerro Ve-'Papsep; is
"run” by the Anteriestri. , Thereriss
$ spiteteess Club' .wheres -bowls ars ss
played -nightlY, and in. the hollo*
below there i* a ,basehall ground.
Roth these `,K*rnes "06 .chstietmrit-
ti• hte_eaullibiltir 4atiggfigi,oraterrtncauret tthilecoiych ily,t7h:replittiyhlt
to about onesinel a Milt hours,
he -players, ar,16,near enough to the(
tetsitors 'to hear the es:mutate, _
�fle41rgLfl -6r otherwite that Aro
10.avicatv 1Gtotowftt. Th; hospital.
of the A0101010* il unbounded;
and the life i$ one of, the utmost
god feeling al:A.100d fellowship.
The only Orstibiek to the sltitor's •
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