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Dee of thc, genteel's most pe,telieue
POseeesions is a message from his
Sovereign. congratulating him mem
' AUS SHOWN .13alltSEIX TO II the '1'allid ttecuPation't of Pekin and
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t Lett4Heetelt. * :. St. -Gettrge. It Is thought that the
:erring linen' him the Order of
Plunde
T.',.,d 5uitt:114T ?Atte° et I A•1:1.7.4tatt1"tkilliteltiVithH. BY attlizt SttritenotTe-rettittrittttre e
krne„Tiltele Compleeiteed 4le-co-itt eilnee•th, war begarn have hhela•Pletor , 'titre .ItteeplietOi'tel7g4otleit
uty. oti.Loot. ' ' .iiony. I'lxkt.t4d.(1 - bettettin' Kouromethile • , t gg"*.r.dtelttotr.ott- t
C le:bet:40ot Itusslik 4itd hia teitOttets'or. •
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- t , °00 I theetJapetteste L. As for the %tape heitVier than! theett;etheee Itites - are
Y,,tri.*Itiiit r'itaik..• ' aerie' a ese„ , they , wilt be alighted- ,to hette„ lald lit 'eat:diet-. plaeittet I 'hart len.tt l'ted
sePeratteeetateetated„-•at' Vladi.Yestiee ''• variably - said that any Aft liCiVia e a o raliotadons*.,...,itte,-troit*
,etteteltWOttette4401er __Bi- La VIIIItlitiZIgItinibteltitc.litt
't etneed to seree en -. •tho, him; because ehe treated * thou.-, with
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NOw his 'enetitte 'bee saccertied hine, mato 'would be settive\ it$r tt 0 Hare tti.-otir-nneeit 'Popular instttptien. our
and ' General Ietneviteh /4 I8.. cola71opeatt generals, as though the, Jap- king end his late mother -lattatehtt0a
A Of the entire' Ilussisinteataesett. ttontite„, 4„,Iettlitt,t_cittaited_444.4Wbe onaloved Itts,',Iuerrr_ seett alai
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r t it Dance- inalieS:'-fOreileaTiottiett-; it is -trtet; - by ItirellitereetteM 4Velle-,131aGT9Ikkiii **-1 -1*--ISS R la. fo,r4p
Or for 11Wversttniatity4q*Veener,t71&---111-0---t Either -tee taireiseiLidgetteek.aetltg.--1)rktel04-441ilt--
Al "'witch is ‘litterest-ing in Ulu *The troops. from West. Sibertwe -itii4- '," •OuArtn- myrtle -is tiffiii4.0;
.extreme. ° • I from European 'tussle as 4 geneeal
about -
General lainevitch (Nikolai Petro -1 thing know compara,ti/vely little
vita) is an infantry officer, who-ltas
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, seen none of the big-calupaigns of
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• the test half of the Inineteenth cen-
tury, but he has acquired a. great rzEra AT IbtfailtE.
dee!, of experience in eonductiog and
' being associated With smaller; mai- Gossip About Interesting. Men a. d
'Cary operations. Whether he would • Women.
etVOlve as a serong, figure lin a cam-
paign in which nearly it million men Lady Mereus Ileresford. who found -
are said to be engaged on both Bides ed the Fneeish Cat' Club. has about
IS something. no man can. tell. 150 felines.
NOT A POWERDUL MAN. .. „ The Illehap of Ripon travels about'
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1*--5.-1frit Moo° miles a Year to,carry out hie,
Ilia full face, where it is'elein. Amy- dutteu• ' - t-
ee" has often been compared to that Lady Barry is the • registrar of
of toed Roberts. but in profile his births and deaths in South Melbourne
ediStinetey • Muscovite -tipped nose: an appointment whicitis worth abed
• ' the-easembianee. Ile is in no .4750-iter-ittue18te _____t
ii,4y.-a- powerful man to look. at, but Mrs, Fllis Bowan, the famous flow -
lean and of slight build. Apparently er artist. hes been oftered $75.000"by .
he has led a .less rapid life than most the German Government for her live
- Iteisitian ofileers. t He was, in fact. huadred Australian flower pictures.
'et_Alite few officers of his forte the condition being that she shall
le, eiletteeetaa be said by tae sportsman I take, up IntieiLrittaidenee in. that "cotinery
ette,..10,--14.-!.."..10„..gterAelettinhtge7_•- . „. • -..„---eanied•ettettetettefelelelets.., ex•el.nesttfelY.„,„t°
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That he is dashing and itrav-e is ..Germanyli,'
undoubted. _General S-toessel could l. Mark Twain once missed the train
•not- he inducted • to adVaitee towards
Pekin i which should have taken him to " his
in *Julty,, 1900, but Linetetch. work, He ,did not wire any excuse?
When ha arrived. was ilisgirsted at His tile ram to his employer tite
the delay, and concurr at onc this form: • tra n t a
-•, ea_ tite neat tete Americatui*• ''
1 arrived at they station at -7.31„taild
and Japanese generals then. at Tien- could n9t catch it
-tsin. ' , ••
Lord Minto is. prohahly the best all.;
Of the behavior of the troops under round seortmean In the peerage. Ite
Ltrieviteh's command en route for Ite-
kin it is needless to etity more than is not ouly a fine shot and a remark-
ably his
-:-that---they-showed. are. Chinese all of skilful Os -herniae, but in
the horrors of. war. That Linevitch younger days he rade in the Grand
in his deepatehes is little worthy of National on five- occasietes. and on
. credence is shown bythefact that one occasion, at lancet's seacceeded in
1.,t,,,,:ttetett,t,steettetee_____t_ _ .uttet.,tytt„ntAstin where riding five winners at one Meeting.'
theIrussian casualties 171i I -tad - did- hirt.lor-tratr'-et ttatingettrataher ittuttne-
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not exceed fifty. he telegraphed the;:his aCOttraillishment5-
.43zar.esaylegethatehe-had hist tilvatPrince „Hltilhaff,, _who has acquired
-hundred in killed end wounded.- and fame in conneeiloii with OW Trento -
=Ruth • exaggerated ' the' attogethat:"Siberian Railway, renounced his title
• • minor Part pfaied by his forces on and estates' when a young man and
• that day. _ •
-. AN AMAZING SPEECH. '
At the assault at- Pekin on August
14th, 1900. A0-145--tre0p5-
1144."-1. eventually became a railway teen -
him to the attack._ he made an remaz- ager in Ventzuela.
tasech _t,eaw„ttatai giviag them
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ble• I have no space to „tea
of the numeral** alleged Plots v,Lfth
inVeetigeted 10044 on ditty, Ili the
'eaptatity -of guardian to royalty. It
was.a.meet -aneranit titelte
wee * great reeponsiltility to report
that ine my opinion there was li
..41011.41**PrAkill:
-sonAe • Attxt
tihtediyh Suale genuine
Pert- of foreign C4 ii
t# CO local cereal/era-
..tiettAlitttniteth%
waSi t10.4
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BRITAIN'S BIG OVERFLOW'
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ratfiptit front 041° latte
tariette e ye4t
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tion' and henna
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dit'ilett_lt. for for7:9,!lisit.iiit,a,c4r.sto,,..)ittirer..,,
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0:1) 14) $04); . t't*i),,,, a iloit:' 'Ita; . ' 0244-
Wiliotb-lt,-AlettAlt atip,-Niti., 1; nort.hert.4,
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. Toronto. July 18. ---Wheat The
terkettat4teregOtitatio.--etheat ttlettatIttlt -tt:e A
ebnisni7,1tAtit141:11,ttetel.t._..740i1_26.9..,144.111".3arke,.d, g'ivi!hoit:: •
‘" oYerS:. afecli's4.easi and. +1,4:*ta liie to,
.200 .:Iiiere. ,101' Chni,c* ' ' Matlitoba:"t • ,
YieSty iiniti.91t,s,. 45.30 to *5.60. seer,"
on initents. at $5 to 5:;o, bakvrs'
atittillkftleetliT--•t6ISr$44n-p:1);;Aii...,56'.. t'O'. . $10;...;
giltiltrtx., , $A8 ,to ' $1150...' Atonit,-,:ibo .•
t.t; 'zitioti.E*, $19, ite Toronto
and equa
ion • e t tart • st' 019r . frilo ylt.kar 10.01 biw1etil 41: n
diffieult fart, them, to fli.40 Enillit,Oni4e.rt tetal pos$enker
su etently:: pegratted ' to asidst • titem-
te?°413,11glaiui),•!and I OM bout 1,0, suy are: -
that
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!hat this:wee • the Ete,?st
In Ilt.90'tni Zeus •xtral cearipa, came toad,' Irvin ementriea out . of Itetrolie
e• both oativard mill iittivaett, - tehe itsie
: d1i/4-1 te41r8.'ii'AVfrITT., -totesfor :orut., ),.e.ars lot, pra.v„eiters to
v an. tpus. .r. • . ,r. . , ,-. 1001. 1903. 106
tat has • many pleasant, 1 twies kar InWarsi .t.241,896 . 199;685,
Alattinei,tit-2,01,ttliar,47,2.4„...V.M.'. 4494116 ' „II
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me but tit tt I t 't wa. 'Bat ce bat- ' :,,t
a perfect nightmare. 'Th,e reeeot his- \ sleeted, ••N211.9_81. 249,321 215,903
•215.9°5
'who etiettandtritn . eteltenn'tstetrrdettatettengettse
at-flya 1 -b -o oticed-that--for-:eaCh---,0
heethrek. yearie'ther0-•lis 'a -balance.
o*TA-r- ergiisliric,:, jfiel_B-Ittrics. d
'etlittet- ettertit`t.tetteritte
4 with the news of our own agents however. te the case ,when, it comes
Queen. Victoria Was in the habit oil who reported mysterious movemente to' passengers to and from rturopean '
from three distinct centers, all added countries:- ,
-remarking' that, there was one cotin-
Ardi.
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try in the world where monarchs and to et ir worries. To folk)* the Czar
tit° monarellY were, aafee and to this wherever he went was in itself a
might be addedlthat •itee perfionalitY sufficient anxiety. and he. was never
bad much to -do with making this left 4tione. Shooting, walking. riding
generalization true.- But if monarchs eating and even sleeping, he had ale
are safe •In England. and if, as. I ways close at hand one of our most
believe, they have nothing to fear trusted ,oflicers. generally Supt. Mel -
from political tutu•derers. there as al- ville or myself -we indeed , often
weys the chapter of accidents to con
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sitter. Sena" stray lunatic, a men-
tally diseased doctrinaire, 'an al.en
misanthrope, may cause royalty in-
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Then. again. paradetical it -7-4
1001. 1903. 1902.
Outward -718.500 699,9,01 636,811
Inward -802;949 814,441. .773,624
Balance int
ward o. 81.389 114.540 137,313
9t the 443,877 persons who sailed
from the United Kingdom for coun-
tPhiredezar°'aerseealrvrTage0a..e aa each s.ide ot grants -271.435 were native -borne of
whom 65 per cent. were English, 14
tries outside Europe-tha.t is, emi-
i The mar never seemed millet ittehis per coat. Scotch. and 21 per cent.
ease -his eyes twitehed „'Itervousty. Irlsh-
8 81
85 trenthlath_artet he- Feld MALI?' OUTSIDE
Seca; tme-ofthe reasons- teltY meta -WY glances right aud tette, wherever he grants- mese to places within. the
ITslatzied f6i'' long 61°11/ 4141XX:6:16 OrtY40Air per cent. of these enti-
emigrated to Aurteriea, where he at-
a totteuralLiiig leaden
a salary of 80s, per week, Ile then
got- a, _position a_teinetdrivere and
.,
1. licence to behave 10 savages. hilion to
0
become an actor when a youtig Man. v siting are ma e
was *Linevitch. too, who, after lay- ITad i i_ it, ire het, atigiied, ARMY CRITICIZED,
0 -
Ing at a conference of the allied ken- he !ant. detective investigation Benne .
terals, decided that the thirteenth ot "'rill hay(' swill1"1 'he' list a num- days befoke, during. and after his
44# 4
Oat -.-No. '2,. c to 46e outside.
ellar.,14e-itematel -ttettea_, ee,t, .4e5e, tet,
etteteareorretweectepealityeteentstelaree.
By Nominate_ 60e. Outside.
'at
4
ham freights. • Arnertean, 643e tor
No. 2 yellow and 64e for 1407 3 Yel-
low, lake and rail freights.
l'eas-71-c to 72e for N. 2, weet
and -eaf.t. 75e for milling,. ,
ItelledeOats-45 tor ettrie-'of barrels
on tree& here and $4.75 for cars of
hags; 25e more for broken lots here
and 40C outside. .
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COUNTRY PRODUClie
butter -The demand for all kinds
continues actiVe.
Creamery. prints 19c to 2le
teelfic„.
Dairy lb. rollit -good '
- choice, „.15e •17-ee
do medium • I4c'' 15e
-do- tubs, gtiodeto cltaire lite. .1410
o Inferior . .1.3c 14e
Cheese -Quotations are tinetta,aged
must be watched by detectives as, to
protect arty, ass -admit or madman of
suspected persoin, 7-91-r-ta
went. I had on this occasion many
op ortenities of comparing notes
tit embers of the RUSSiall' secret
mob, righteously' indignant when it gervice. •Overeoming the difficulty .of
sees any, auspicious movement whicht understeediate their exeeddingly bad
it fancies is, antagonistic totv'ards the I English, and at length thavring a British India and CeYlort 2 Per cent- at ,10ie to 101c per lb.
Thirty per ,eent. of them avere Eggs -Quotations unchanged at
ratee:tvcilttf,tartlits tdeinvt_htlittistsrteic ipti;auiduittige: little of their native and official re- laborers, 20 per cent. were skilled ate-iant,
tecenete-.--A, learixta many_things ot "me ttenteheetre. pee eeesttetmetraeworkers oni eatteesettalees are In _goal &Maud
latent. A -fool -ehottatug• the- inftineHe. • I, ereNt4 -from -essociationt-lor--1-wate thirtiancht-and-10-per--centttbefon -and-the rearket-bolds-ap-welleat
oistieprocessiont4o-preseaL•a•Iteltittletent their...temporary-host.........Their_metk ..0...4,0mrearee-and..,tha.profestitonst $2,15_perbarrel and...J.30c, to
British Empire. British North Ara -
lea teat& - -26- ' per -tent:, - -Brett
South Afri a,10 per cent..
and New Zealand 5 per cent.. and
might be torn in pieces by a pardon- ods were astoundingly extraordinaryonly 26,81-8tnt Itteeseeette atteleat,
ably sensitive crowd- of loyalists- to ,my British inizid, bat not More against 50,206 in 1903.. but 69,1181
There is particularly, good reason so than o ted to theta, They went to British North America,
for these Precautions in the enee lof .never ceasuerd taoPPiepress their eurpriso
altin tehed We-4ga visitor pass Treed9m t'hiett %tie bee're ng agll'inStr 59 d52 in 1903'
ng in S ate t roug
tiona1 life. - ' ' P After the deduction tif ,teattetel-
our s ree •,,,,. se regar •as co n ace
norant of our national laws and cuse , 0 our nue gra ots and seamen, , • train
tams. and. a deStre to express some pa 4Ess vi__ __ tow. . rants weretent,eied in the ediees' list.
personal sentimentse of Welcome. or ,
The'Empress FrederUirek%Rviisits were.
to draw atteittion tao faureriegarilerorTaaim;
perfectly rileasant in . the duties they
agthery grievance,
press his -way through a crowd and
eeairLe:Uwedisheeda mheer...bNaorma.aeanieta hEaergliattavde
be seen enaking for -the_ royal car-
rtage with an uneEnglish ardor sere of :her native' land was ftathetically
beautiful. She told me once that she
to be attributed by an Engligh crowd
could, never feel , at . home anywhere
to an unfriendly intention. 'rho, re-
131,1,11txart tle emit ly ,faxpsOn., At is; to but in/ gagland. 1 01411' never for -
prevent all such tinpleasarit contra'. ftoth"-trtar-when- 18.490%,--a• 18O9-•
visit she left England
temps that. deteettees never leave °ire° ulmit 5*
tlietimmerlitit-e ---presencer,of-rayalties at.1”,t_In. Alas! that WaS her last
borne t irlir-
at/ such times. '
RULERitl' SECRETLY SHABOWED, yacht Hohenzollern have aereessitated
When' at' rival -visitor. or •the pfesi- extraordinary dtaties. I hare had tie
ent, of -a -friendly republic, -issitt-th. - tetteseas--to--heard-eiuspleto •
country, front ette• moment he atrivea
his moVeznents are watched and fol-
lowed by the „Most 'Skilful edetectiee
force available.: -lie is never left un -
nestled, ar d the 'places 'he`inteeds
for 1904, In 1903 the number was,
69,168, and in 1902. 613,471.
The inerease is largely ',due to an
influx of Russians and Poles. mostly
Jews. The numbers were 46,005 in
190‘ 80,046 in 1903, and 28,511 in
1902. Some of these, however left
the country during. the year.
The number of immigrants of near-
etvereteattherellAttopality_ dnished
in 19,04.
• ' The kaiser's' visits to 'England on
Only Six • Come trucher That Head-
. Different Varieties. /
gels, and generally to - -are' -only sits---Preei
.
"an teld salt? But a detective Who ;mown feendon dealer. the diamond.
*nuke' myself stones." said Mr. Streeter. the well-
prohission. eirterald, ruby, sapphire. opal and
IS Mit UblqUittli '4 is unworthy or his
cats -eye. 'I he sapphire is really
on_aztat blue ruby, and thoegh ittra-
seeses tetreelt -has-no-at t
to it. 'I he rest are seeti-precious.
August should be devoted to recoil_ lets in Iteration,
eetaajessattgesahate4th toteoneentretion, stature would dotibtlese have eteene_ eated to_the pence in advance of• its
nod the X5th to the toesatilttinCtio-fri-7gPfratt-ltitutt-' weal -known- ace- °Lula eccuccin- •titt The latest severe- critic„ -of. the arms Most, people will he surprised to
although his, big arrival. Ills program is commeini- Col. Gonzgh Says British Cavalr7 pearbe of course. rank with precious
Is Weak. etones, though they are not stones,
becoming From that moment even if precious."
ter, whotn the great soldier consult- 411Y iS LieUtentUtt.-COlultel It. Ile la P.. hear how high- the, catts-eye ranks,
n tried to steal a march on • -.. eete-witlitin tbeePlaces'ttetnsitUnt'ItY ri*P414- titough. of• the- elritisheartnee In -tee at thriretheY -will -ioe-..surprised -
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••14 II, forced his„td the ngineere in particular. The
• wey intopelin, and an , le
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1* t
e. - . troemt ',E.r..-aweetti-eldetorterretittla .
., ong rutottortru. 11.1 RIR .22-., -
110 WO- 11110Wed to bear the burden .1711-5T-REMt. -
,
and the heat 'of the -day on the i , Mr. Israel 7nrug10ill, the stealth au-,
march up from Tientsin; but be thor. was at a dinner in Bessie.
found'the Chinese on the leokout-for1 when a man was caught in the act
•him, 6and was rather severely'itt aaeelirig a valuable bit of silver.
handWd.-- - 'I be hot. says, 'Vv. Zatigwitt„ IT -
• When the triumphal march through st ra tett, "with hi rn . and the init. who
the Forbidden (tits tdok place. 011was iitotii pi nit( nt , orler,d this emus.-
- August 28th, 1900. (leneral Line-, intT excuse. ..11y tv:a1;ng r 'heal", -the
'witch, having previously dgreed with .t.ti,,,,a,th ea nmatriment. which says,
other generals that no war :orres-
pondents were to accompany the
.rorces, gave them permission to do
gat after 't -W had, In amordanee a 'Thou thalt not covet? As Tiled to
wlUt ltle laWri inStrUctions. been re -if ,.,
a one channandlnent either er
-fused pereds.sion by the etaft. of their/ 1.1" eel(
own cotiotcy,s forces. This 4ct .give I thought I might as wt11. have the
ater To Much unmerited complitint
---eargainet th.e other generats in coin-
,
Mend. AN ARTIFICIAL FA Cal•
A COltOSSAL LIE.
"Choir ehalt not Steal.: But if I
refrained from .eleating broke the
Tenth Caentnentiment, which gays.
An' old soldier 4-4 1810 hits bei goe
ineraorable incident took iWit're inettebonteitarerfortthirtereyeare with
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thiS tluie - At., a •conference or aoo features -a -eyes. -theelts, lips -ant
gerterels (teneral Linevitdi nose. ho'. In' euffered severely by the.
etatett. thet,t he had 18.000 men in explottion of a shone Afoditra science
and arpund Itekin. whereupon Gen- has restored his face. A mask was
eral t'haffee. the 'commander of Um
American forces, slapped the table
with his fist ,and said, '"Illuit'S a
CO"lossal lie„ anyhow?' This teas an
rept to Linevitch, who knows
' go- other than. his_ owe., but.
eeidt '"Ba-dit‘da-da.•
, ,gitentner ithierift-tisis,- tete
Carded tfeneral 1.inetitth and the
"Superintendent of the Russian 'tee'
• Cross ,SocietY (specially deptttcd by
.,theXtzar)eatriflited,...--ite.s4,-Praakit
everything worth taking, and 'shortly
•
quiries V
noted. Atm aterivW suspicious par-
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which ita criticized.' Col. 'Gough says
-.1,444*--earrrittra4
afterwards liinevitch •compIaineel to
''ONT/botly that he feared that he
10116 it, ruined because there was
Otte Stalk 'of lettying restores duties
at rort, Arthur on the loot that he
tisAl This--Ite,gbmplained. if
exacted* would aniount to, so'
r -SeStr-S'uni that -the wow tze- hope-
batikrapt.,
01-D,
.Linevitch any:thing lint
, . an. Ildrisi.-.41901.1. nearly'
3,1ears of age. Katiepatkin be-
ing bus hy ten years, Ito he--
gan his Soldier's life in the Crimean
Colaspienoes by 1 -•is°
t
it
) tit
made, tail of Bilve'r, part of wax, which will devolve on cavalry in the
neatly 1: nted. two eyes in enamel. an itihirty rears, ,where, under the Eng-li
sh po aws. wehave be even more important
et,eelh et. nose and serviceable lips in failed to: future wkil'
rubber.
'
An it. .„4,4,,,t,osr
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nients of strangers are not overloo -
most eseential parts 1 an army. eBnd Peas -oiling. 5.1 07* -1-----ro .per
ed. All these- thinke have to be done as such it is the special instruneetat bushel (60-lbbags included); No. 2,
eith the utmost circumspection. We in the handeeeof the chief of the in car lots. 80e to 85c.
are not living in Russia with all its
whole force. Col. Gough sari that ' Honey -White clover, in comb, 121e
abominable and utterly ineffectual
system of es -tit -image tina-fio ice
.4 W.f.
"e-lialPeetir 11'1713:---niThe market IS quoted
unchanged at $7.50 to $7,75 per ton
for No. I timothy, and $6 for No. 2
In car lets on traCk here.
Baled Straw-Uachanged tat $6 per
ton for -car lots on 'track hero.
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•
moyrity.Ati .mAntims_ -
Montreal. July 18.-tOrain-The do -
mend for oats for local consuinption
being steady at 50tc for No. 2 white
in ear lots. A few lots of sample'
oats were sold for 490 per bushel.'
There is sortie demand °for barley at.
54e per bushel ex store.
FlotarteeManitobiertieg-whe. ---eteeettee-
teeth, $5.30 to $5.40; strong bakers'
$5 to $5.10; winter wheat patents.
&r -c) ..0.'""straight----r-011erst. •
and in bags.,$2.45 to $2.50.
Millfeed-Weaker feeling for bran.
prices having declined frtine 55e to
-SI per tote Itioilittobit isentewe'quotad±
at 515.50 to 516 per ton, including
bags. and Ontario at $14.50 to $15.
Manitoba shorts, $19 to $20 e'er
ton; Ontario shorts. 519 to $20;
mouille. $21 to 524 per ton, accord-
pg_to quality.
Otitltentand feat •rollect-oatse,still„
limited and prices are steady at $2.-
40 to $2.42t per bag. There is also
only a limited demand for cornmeal
at 51.35 to $1.45. per bag.
1. .50 to 61945; 2.
47-25_ _to .$8.25; _clover, eneleted, .$0 --
r() to 7.23 and ere clover at $50.
precious' stories.'
U.,
toe _111111111411•44444o.,41414•.441,
our-littleett
amethyst of the same site for 5s.,
and thence upward. through all sorts
of unheard-of stones, to the topaz
at
e
• -'
• 4 .(111
.40
ice-eitnesettlefe(LteateSitete._
lir 4.4 .7E1E2
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1 4 .
PP
ttn.R.er, er section, in 1 -lb sertion; 'extract. l•
tex .. b.great campaign andcrtaken „titat4. -
- rank only• as 8:nut-precious stones at In 1 b tons.-"ZWiTril . erafr--) .-
tins. 6c to ale; buckwheat, • 6c to
which would' beset the army- in the
papers. Our methods must always 1. t
lishmen to travel free from Suspicion tvvhould a the tatimalling weakness in phire 7 itiehes aer0S.S. AN lxich . only 64e. as to quality.
Vor •instance. here is a sap --
be eonsistent• with the rights of Eag-
required front eight to ten ' mane en s'„e
ranks as seiniepreeiCPUS ton b
cut pork. $20 to $21; light short
l'rovisions-iterivy Canadian short
and unynolested with impertinent in- e °cavalry. .lie said that the army
quiries from °Metals. it Is a not p-roperly' crysteatizede".
cavalry regiments. Another draper- --taI i cut, $1.8 to $19; American cut clear
INQUISITIONS uNNtimprit). , (taut matter ' which demanded tit -
ci•tti‘t
as the back of ‚.our hand. ix
not te cut -and a ruby aS
4. ' fat back, $18 to $18.50; compound
ThatEnglish police_ have no rights+ careful consideration of the •chiefs taX„rai.'
itteenanieetbeirt-ana . twe have- - - eqert armies and their, headquarters Stall" jit'r ivere- the rtml thing they would
ghteauclightittet- Gave .- . the econotoical %era lettnient or be worth uettoLl golk1.
well trained detectives have proved cavalry, which/ should be used only •et Streeter
In England that we are abbe to cope When there was soine 'useful object it pointed out, was that it was tact use
with ell our investigations without could fulfill. - • .i. . trYing to say what stoztes a jewel
infringing the spirit tir.the letter 'of , Col. Gough is in reetipt of an in- was by its color. All jewels are all
perfect freedom: I have never knretee teresting letter from Lord „ Roberts. cobtrsei
Atteamplainteee/trise under this. head., Itaithie. litter Lord Roberts.; says: Then.' too, .ft jewel may he black
i•-• 4 -Ard- w- x• - ' -- - '--
. The Int.-. --bendre. late.tdee.--ea just.,ate•evelteas colored.,A, blikak-opoti
to the authorities hmeings our friend. opt, time that the introduction- of isi far more) beautiful' than t„,,„Ifititit
ly rivals in. the detective foces of Jong range *reopens weadd render one- '
e
e "
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Berlin, Paris. and Vienna: (an they cavalry less...1160.34 in war' formerly. This had led to it ,great, deal of
int to sin le e se the last whereas the tact is that the duties trickery, and, nut:there of people are
gobtg about. /wearing stonesi Which
aro' hot at all what. they imagine.
There is one well-known member of
the Dritleh. aristocracy who fondly
imagined that her rubies were worth
about T..410,000 tut she *hawed theta-
-to Mr. Streeter..., and fairdied in the
oireeo-be-eritig thittethistitlirmnot
rubies at all.
"'Me -mai test of precious Stones.'"
as Mr. Streeter quaintly, put it, -is
•ttia.t.,1110.tch..,.4.01,-nttliet-ell,_ the'
wate down- the BA. The diatom:id
stratches th emerald, and the enier-,
.*id scratches the ruby and Sapphire.
and PO, 4:10Wri AO- the SMIII-prtcious
stoat -Mr, 4iraItio•onS,-- hidditne
Rate zirrons, and innuinerable ethers..
Ilut the sonii-precious stone is hav-
ing, lite etay just- now. 1* -6, present
taste Inc "art-notiveau** kivell'in,
the came. People ore brgiening to
boy jeWeltere for its beauty quite as
cell eh l'ot Its
obtain informations and dee,* end in(ban in the past11. nill bo more
which tiwr boasted. stiperierl„ powers, ' Wilk/tilt ta obtain information of 'the
of search would have bettered our elleMy's •Movements, which, as you
actinide Repeated proofs to the con-lsittr, Is the main, re et ea-valrY;
3,0014, atet I have proud reas- greater distances will have to he
illtift-toe-erille a beittteehipt St4CUI3 dre trarY
stilled to ever • increase. A few years °senotini-andkil,°;!..11.0.:(cf°rfo:1„,icet faicoi leagta'rdthetti Imr40-70.174-ca4trei- ''' luTlitilly 11-orttedhurs4.aftelcr; „at:it-all
ago it rose from 53,000.000 to 50.- ranks must he more earefally U*111-
°00,000; then the Secretary to the throUghotit ' the• World as the Most
flieloot staff of detectives in the tut Anu6tt' with,* lnallerri rine caw-
Autos.#4. ststted that the .K.IN3 ° i , , . airy has an independence hitherto un -
1
*PAT- lwrazarrtvg- -
Edward fr-litittleitiiiti vietairiti0-e'ost,""t" you rposselmes----
51.800,000. Thus it seems -likely I I, OVARY/FM MANY itt;ri-rus•
the power of defenee or of Attack on
_ •
1
that hernia long the value, of 4 bat.* chartpar at. different tittles Wive -loot without in the least degree los-
ing any of its Offensive 'value when
Wanted.-- I• •agrete-ettithe-INthat You
urge about a greeter proportion of
Cavalry \tieing required than in the
past, itgl'econelit4Vem lOymut, aid
-
the flCeoSIty, tot' 00 rittriniite"'knov,t
ledge on the part of comraandzts of
the proper • use to Make or, their
tiettalryet At,- • ,
tleehip wilhbe llttle under\ $10,000,.-
,-
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FANeSIIAPEI) CLOCK.
Lfoiltertag., teatellitialtettelt-OWte
in his window a novel clock. It iS
oped like a fan whose leaves are
beettrie - The= loft -vett -of the- fan -be-
ii to open at 6 end gradutilly
'Xpeed until at 13Pan. it is fully
included; beeidee t our own„, king, and
the:late •qtleen, tthe preseet kids
his late mother, tbe czar aritCczarine
the king' ef Italy', and renehres Of
other royal princes and prittees.s' es.
Ltitabet unit titteitY
other ferrolitia/ °potentates of exalted
rank. It is naturally gratifyhig to
tner to he the-pOseetseor of• theetnany,
waled:hie soaveitirs1 Wive received at,
the hands of so ,ntany of those to
opera. The, fan then eloeee, eteid he- whom I have acted as ternporary
gins to open again in the same !nen- beergened in this Way. It'ts Only -
ser. the simplest truth and justlre. hotr-
,
434•4644sormo
ever. to add that I have elweys been
led with ' ,gratifirel to rkeii-e
ra
14 4-.V4.127tj Mt- spiciati release. by
.1*Airliserer arrefutz;attel,:paintitilaing,,,awdety,,,-
areertain 'of fily fade. That .1
however another • orv
1
te • 'eitottetts, ItEIVEItt4.•
Tito frame of 'thests- tit hid deal in
TiltANTS. .!
liteaeurricultutt lifltnisian • sachOolo. • No Many, years ego .a few pairs of
London's birth-rate last year aivr- English starlietes.were imported int0
eged 334 pet day. The Acatherate Austrcalia as allies to the formettriai
at , . A rIZ,r,',WiTkAl.Aft,M-P.Mg,..i;v,',......,,,,,..
,
A, iittics, singinto was to be iteltitgett
ai i self ma tit ons. in by &Otte cf ther 'members eit
41-,4:4-AciVe ewaundsee -by `4Thirlitiiiilietteefee •-•ti
-gotitervittivittgratftrimatzli
1, tbe,Tnrks to retire from • down° the P&O 4k1115 the innate
positiont. Linevitedi served, '''''lld g""t15-TtS" 'Ill indo• lost .
Mist; MoteMyeltrottee Citigured. Mat
of
the eStUraseg., and it was he el•'( --111'411 86-41°C.' ,
hOtrow, uhen th3 time' cent() k b
• Wirt tirtt led the Russian army into Best . ceek canes • f
' -hurl& Ile raised the ,first bat- !There carp 4,500.009 :acres ,of ,,, ecrlit The itelice do'net undertatO 4o.' In- to ,stiOpear a rnmenoe arrivoe io
. -_,..tiglitome-_,01_,Slberion. sLarkshonterskjerents int that ceimtry. _. i vestiges:et every• niieged plot brought KO that thi--% fatly wits suffering --trent
41,e'auriens of the sibcrian 'Maw A mast trim hail irzetirrotl a eerie-tt-o -their litititrittatittnntlttitt'or1-!-• oitt-ititet-itterecort-,;045,,ewiortiowitat:
emit . E.,ail, r„4.4.ouveritud 0! thee teece of penal sorviiude• for forotry ; otfticr enereepotrat4tte. :Slit tchell6ier.,,,hatt to exceso it.lr to Cbg_aldierree,;
Itutsian ttonfy .ut tt raid et tlie; referred to the 1).-,rietl, when addreliA-; the Ilk t't 3n .gtr•P'Irtant:110,6•_.'"val-t41 "I'l•iliol tirld P"tic ' 11.7„„146.11.1", "
lolneVitt -that do OW r
-4 ying, tbitt h'
. . .,
, ....;* tlftfr . 1 e Won. cs ',this sevt'n l'e...1.414 at*" 431. ii,r7ors., :\)1.,:rt 74s9ii.jac or ebreat are II htt Tinalthe to sl
is t\ o* ,morms,tielmtl, 't'll ilte.reitiettlef lig `,taPtcrui!* tifflea sind 011,tatots:lat ro-- la thereqre,,,Vtr. it
satrovitdrk, 'ttititicaVere to ttk reevent 04. '4 8oug- t Illiatilt4th St ..41.
zeri
• t '
**471: cl:IIVI:lifiti '
* g friqri ing arly•hle fanorant kf hie invitreer.i is•roylem,eii, itote0'.47er. ,r,..ftrotesy the .b.leezit \to herettleite •
)t,egtailan iet eigraa. . N , envoUnCeit,
e
4•11.,
,
.47
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ttoe birds haVe inereaseit to taiilitere,
inato herrn:her thetnSetws pe
H,he:-iItILI4 •
Il• (flame nd-birdeds, Itree-,t3•s
tree-creeperS, are tleiveti trorn
uats, by *Warms of starling*,
doyen'. fruit So voratitettelyt
cone Of tire farmers deelarie that'
Alley --wilt_ titt.,,,torof*J1 toillattOr4
frttit.griWita Vide**
cau, be (105
bet .t 1 fu in a.imir.
lard. 5tc to 6te; Cenadian lard, tile
to JOic; kettle rendered, Inc to lie
aceordinb to quality; hams, 1.2e tie
P a AO sine
bacon. 12e to 14c; fresh killed abat-
toir hogs. $0.25 to $9.50; alive, $6.-
50 to $6.75 for mixed lots and $7
for select,
e Eggs...straight etoek, 16e, to 161e;
14tt ---
Butter-Choice -ereamexee 410 to
211e; Utidergrades. 201c to 201e:
dairy. 161c to 171e.
cheese -Chatted°, Oft to 91e;
Ole CO" giC.
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111,114tALO MARS:MTS.
r Buratto. N.Y.. .1* 18 -Flour --
Steady. Wheat -Spring, No., 1 Nor-
tthern. $1.141. Corn -Strong; Ner. 2
ellat'llte: No. 2 earn. mop. Oats
ettelte d 4 white. 371,e; No. 2
mixed. 341c. Rye -Dull: No. 2 In
store. 77c. Canal freights -Steady.
Termite...July 18.--4luatations were
atilmxptirirrfttem.rtiteetetkhoietell4.75 $5.15
v •
Do,”, medium, -- 4.50 4,75
Do.. bulls ..-. ......... 3.00 3.75
‘eowe 00 3.25
Butchers', picked --- 4.50 4.85
Bee. choke .. 4. 4,50 -
Do- medium -3.75 4.00
c6nitnott ;. . ... 3 50 3.75
tows. ehoiee....s-2. 3. -
Do., common . floo • 3.00
Do.. bulls .......- ...... 2.50 3.50
Eteiedere.' shorf-keep... 4.25 r 4.50
• noseineditina' 4.00
Doe light 0.40 4.00 ,
ko4, ehoko - 2.15 3:50.
2,25
s
t pvt* cwt. • 4.01)
3.2
al p
prirg Icont s
flogs; 4 tro,to
W.e. *to
4,7
yod., Tito8utl 'A
(-13Vo
e. ttociations' 8*0
5,50
10.00
0.25
n0.hi lights and WS 0.00
the gova tk, 1,4
trota tiftt
hdlittei
ng
to rita
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