Exeter Times, 1904-5-5, Page 221)0 JAPS WERE DROWIE
Japanese Soldiers Preferred Death
to Surrender,
BRAVE JAPS,
Russain torpedo boats be/Gaging
tbe Viatlivostoek squadron sunk a
SETTLERS POUR IN.
eports Show 21,725 Arrivals
Ontarie.
A Toronto despatch, says' lIone E
J. Davis, Conunissiouer of Crow].
Lands, has given out the complet
fat -tires with avgard to the imungra
tiOn of settags to Ontario froi
Great Britain for the veer 1903, Ac
L'et is quiet for °uteri° grades, and lights, $2.50 up.
cording to the returns, 12,725 get
1
TEE WORLD'S MITTS
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REPORT'S FROM. Ti a reADiarG
TRADE CENTRE' S.
VIcices of Ca ttle, Grain, Cheese,
aud. Other Dairy Fr od.uce
at Home and. Abroad.
strong, and high figures for choice
and Macy animals were ziot barn to
obtain. We quote pries as followe:
--Choice butcher?, $4.40 'to $4.601
fair to good, $4- to $4.30; common
to fair; $3.25 to $3.60; rough. cows,
$2,60 to $3.25 per cwt.
No change took place in the values
Of bull% which were in fair demand.
We quote :--Export bulls, $3.25 to
- Toronto, May 3.-Whent-The mar- $3.60; butchers', $3 to $3.30, and
tiers bou It '
o ,et onto am
the ieeliag firmer No. 2 winth and A firm feeling- pervades the market .
points ;west of Toroato in red Winter are quoted at 89 to 90c for feeders anti stockers to -day, 'rim
They were all luet by otileiela of the low freights. Sprieg wheat is nem- offerings were moderate, and holders
dePartment at the 'Union Station,In trial at 84c, east, and goose at
ee had little difficulty in selling th
1902 eir
there were 5,567 who came to to 74c eest 1'4allitoba wheat veal"- etack at gooa prices W q ote •-
armies ajoag the river. commaraled the city, or points west, and M the er, with No. 1 Northe1.lb
rn quoted at Feeders, 1,000 to ,300 s..
e
by (lens. Kuroki and Oeu. Each previous q.
army is composed.Year of three divisions The, r t
94e Georgian ilea ports; No. 2 Nor- to $4.e0; feeders, 800 to 1.000 lbs
epor s forwarded to the de- ; thern at 90e, and No 3 leoethern at $3.50 to
., are, , ea e a inerease
the quantity and the
S3.75; stockerst 000 to a Winnipeg were flooded by o rise in the
Japanese military transport, the ,
total eoree is 100,000. The Reis -
and three reserve brigades. T be pertinent by the Dominion Govern- 86c. No. 1 hard is nominal at ''''" ")s" 9n) `o ":3'75.,' stQCX calz•-• r. t that in spite of very' Red River'
meat Dinuignation officials at St 95e G. i , ne steady hnprovenient in the queeity
, .. „ ,,„ , . ...., r asians on the afaucharlan bank of John's Quebec. and Montreal state 6e b • th tend
Kinseiu-Marei, of 4,000 tons, during, 1
eavY suPPIles the prices realteee on
. a r nding iii tr,ansit prices are 030Turs usu roughs
same weient I
to (400 thee $3,25 to $3,50; off 17•1S so gr -e'' G id'edi n the Fraser River
. , ols i g rig 0
I
the ingot 02 (121eStlay, with a i on . .. , a me ose quo •
THE OEM TRADE, 1003 TIES FROM THE IVIM
rarmmx-mas FRO31 ALL OVER
THE GLOBE.
VALVALE EINTS FOR
MAKERS AND EXFOR'TERS.
Good Quality of Cheese Corning
Front the Government Cool -
Curing Rooms.
In his report regerding the clieese
trade of 1903, Mr, A* We Grindley,
Agent of the Department ot Agricul-
ture M Great Britain, melees some
suggestions that merit the attention
of makers and exporters. He says;
"The cheese season of 1003 was a
nmet, successful one; there was a la'ge
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Telegraphie 33riefs From Our Own
and Other Countries of
Recent Eveets.
CANADA,
Counterfeit n 50 cent c
are freely eirculeting in Iramilten,
Judge Wortele died at his home ^
Montreal early on Sunday morning,
,An addition costing '$12,000 will
sleteitmutoede to tbe Guelph Collegiate In -
in
Several cellars and warelionees at
hoard, with the exception of 17 ofra
cers, t wenty soldiers, sixty -live So that with changed peicee, No. 2. wbite coloted
of tbe crew, and eighty -dive coolie the exception of 4,221, all of them at 29 to 29 1 f - h d N
carriers, The others, who infused came throvgli Toronto aud places ,1 white at 37/e to."301:Igeasit5: an o.
to surreeider, were sent to the bot -
i Bariey-ei 1, Is , quiet.. '
• . . .
westwards.
tom with Ilia ship. The steamer mr..0avis also gave out scene inter- the demand limited. N.o. 2 ;meted
Neeamureeelarn was els° sunk. extended froin Wiju as far as Pick- este), lime, t . '
no coetained in Ids 4t 42C middle freightse No. 3 extra,
St, Petersburg at tbe eeploits of the
The satisfaction of the people 0 tong, over 80 miles. We faced. the new -,
Mseibility that they would eross at r';';.poprt in coneeetion with New at 40f
eviaeivestoee soiluth.cm is tempered score ot places, arid all we vould 0 ‘i t "
1 erne uriner the Year the land die freigthots4,1c. 4.114 No. 3 at 39c 11141-
. sales to actual eettlers ver
with admirestion for the bravery of )12°P° was to bara'`s and imPede the -- estet• for 5.09 farms, ma-gaecitolt6A81, .wiFtletalloinele quoted at dis4 tu:Gellijacligoue4t:
the Japanese soldiers, who were on ' crossing. for every day gained en- nee'ct; ' ",
board the xinshinevara, and who i aided us to
preferred to drown. rather than sur- f and bring tiP ruore men.
Posh our Preparations 0c00,:thelrg4aOmoauejnetse'd tri,ollee.,3A-Seet fg:raanist, lo
-The market is quiet. with
"dee know that the Japanese cross- T2;13%96°, acres•..Th ' 4S' al -0 ale
render. exe w e
a teel, 2,000 military land grants of low quoted at f/Oic on track, To -
Prices steady, No, 3 American yen,
$117,1,1,4R,071., ,A,(1.iiraol:,,,d„,:egr„dostmt: . ed„t.„0:.%),,,o, 0 11011tctso itiAt lime11ss,set'ge In'heeallt: 160 acres each, or 320,000 acres al- onto; No, 3 mixed at tde• C d"
ana Ian
tbe river are inferior in strength. that the total over -sea nneuigrAtion 0 t T1 I, t " t. t
"The Japaneee cozen:time-ea the t 0 t -^ " - 4 a S-- le mar -t" is (nue a un -
Passage of the river and the Ruse
:dans realized that it would be im-
possible to prevent their crossing.
The Japanese front ie now
that a priee crew could pot be spar-; t handcheitow, 20 miles above Nene, 0e'ethe1'.
I
ed from ehe etue,sian yeee,qa and near Skiolueutesilthe, on the Poueeilt-
that it was impossible to impede he, a tributary or the Yalti, was FOUGHT HAND TO HAND
swift equat.lron by ettaehing a slow, I sticcessfell. d'hie, is importent be -I
FOl.
t'r steamship to it, It is reported, cause a road lestas from. Sinopouss- f,n. Fierce Fight on the Qcpekst
eorn firm at 42e west for guaran-
teed delivery in good condition.
Rye -The Inarket is dnil, with No.
2 euoted 56e to 67e. eeet,
fiuctcwhQrAl--'1'he market uneheetge
neoreever. thee the Vladivosteck .tt;11° n°rth'c4tst to Rwatitien' which ,, SomalilaP4. el, with &aimed moderate: No. 2
wee threatened ey a Japanese squad- den' '
i i° ' •!'' ^ ° t "" fleeter -Ninety per cent, patents are A dedinetele AVM LontiOn S4.7
1
squadron !ma to int rry weans -I, commands wee of the roads 1 o auk-.
Miran has re ' -e 1 a• •
,e A I.onclon ties atch 'R• .rri A I quoted et n0c middle freights.
,is evident that the JaPaneee t eel% e adell report unchanged. Buyers, at en.a0 moldier/lie House 01 COMMOUS Ort Wedeeee
rose The Ilussiene learued that the
Japanese were in the neigIeborliood devoted, teoSt of their attention to 0; ealNire elleg. on the coast freights M buyers' seeks for export. d.'4Y evening unanintouslY adopted
41estroying the apienese merchant- is divided int° '''everrli channels by re blue -jackets were killed and domestic trade quoted at $4,10 to eembent upon the Governenent to do
isreported to yield good results uear
$2.75 up. the whole were satisfactory, The . •
lellooet, B. 0,
Ti7xport ewes advsincerl 1.5 to 25c: mild sweet Palatable flair"' a$ kli'-' Cenadian fire uuderwriter& deeided
light ewes, 1.5c, and iembs eee per tinguished from the beated au d hit -
cwt., and buying was active at the ing character so noticeabie in former Ll'oondiantirreaalstde tritentiriaptecus. in IRLOInt°°.
rise. We tleote as follows :-Ifeavy years, has created a large consumpe 1
1 The Tuckett (gr factory at lime -
ewes, $4 to 84,40; light sheep, $4-40 ,!tlx° demand,' which will have 4 "1/4- lilton bee been closed, and about two
to $4,75, bueks, $3,50 to ,e3.75; ency to do Awoy with the disPropor-2hundreel heeds are gut of employntent.
groin -fed lambs, $6 to $6.50: Nem- 'i tio,:heeinpr:atl: gbeit:h•eielifipi:Antoaciolapne a ,I.,.the Itsiann:tzeAsyium, bas been ap_
yard lambs, $4.50 to $5.50 per cwt.; I English Cheddar."
Spring iambs, $3 to $6 each. w or 1
11;1'11p:ill:sect Jones assistant
n oasfstjshetanntewm4asytrI°: at
3iCsteolve5se bpreorugIlibt, $2 t o $78 each, and i "green" cannot be too emphatinallY .:
I condemned as it not. only spoils the 1 rrh, ei-;m`iii 7,7 il., Railway
. Hogs -Were reported uncle:mend. !sale, but 'hurts the reputation of 1,,,-,;'-on---47444 w-...5Z--'-n?fran,..:,,ai...
We (Note 7 -Selects. 160 to 200 lbs. ; Canadian cheese* The salesman as'-' 3114es --- - --"" 'T'''''
of Prime bacon quality. oft ears. Tor- ' well as the exporter are to blameand according to B. B. Mann it wilt
onto, $5: lets, mere sows, 83,50 eor send. .th • t 1,1 . re near Edmonton tide tall,
met, st that their clteee I Id be 'erg h4ve redur14 "In nm"c4s °5 linen"
mg es.0 Mmaa nre e eese,
to $3.75; stags, s2 to $2,50 per ' ti •s t le The Brantford license commission -
a 12 patrons -ac °ries s eel ,
s eau a • ,
lsinteen by cutting off that of the Citer
COTTON GROI,VING. :welt a condition as will give sat- -
II I
ccanzmone Urges overn Oe .Saturley the two-year-old
beid in tee ming, roam ootil it, is ;ses In t let Place from seeenteene to
fl
staetion to, the British cauemeer,
COOL CURING Cilo CHEESE,
The difference in the wieldy of
ete held. in the Government ceol
nt to EneourAge It, f Rev. Pr. Geo, U, Smith Of
ethaidnee set tire to his clothing'
Ile playing with Matches and wee.
enemies was very nOticea,ble, tuned to death,
ly tn (reality, but in general 'The suPPlementory estimates of the
maim Thie IMProefenteet ie „' Ontario OtrrerlinWnt include 4%:10 for
due cool and "enfeeble," tile ebeeSelToronto Amnon also *0.000 for
which 4150 450 bas the edvantege of pre, -printing statutes as se reseit at ther
enting ceesidernble percentage of Ore, Tbe tettel iS $307.796,
hrinkage. During the season of
1JQ21 when "waxed" cheeee firet ap- GREAT BRITAIN,
peered on the 13ritish market, SOMe Christian Sete= Chu nte
Q r the Grocera' Aeeociations objected, to was recently opened in
and. even went so far as to demand.
en allowance in weights, but it was ender whieli John Dem-
and imprisoned for
old in London for
..o
while the Russian torpedo boats were croseing near Wien Tbe river here !Ill poina 1 .iend, front the dervishes. Aflirmiug that it is Me
Straight rollers of special brands for res°Inti°n,
Man Goeo Metres at tleeeren the pre- islands,i„, A ,
the largest of which is Sam- six were wounded during the sittnek scat) in labia, Manitoba flours aro nes Tamest to encourage cotton grow-
vious day. On that occasion the'"a'"'°. d'oove and below Wiju was on the enemy's works. Rear-AdnatrAl
Vizeitvosteek squadron W.18 Wilt -Ching, bridged at three pointe. . Atkinson -Willes, , Coniteamier-in-Chief 2 patents, 84.70, Awl strong Inekers'
unehaufed' X°" 1 Patel"' 'trl; No. tilocio-4oplileIritatitle)1°Ii;iatriitscotnitIrreL'riorea:
outside Gensan iu a dene.e fog, abieal -up the stream eear Sindiegou of the East Africe stetiere, who per- genieAtietes therein. And to establish
suddenly rose. while jaw fog was , the Japaneee were watched by a sonally commanded the landing force, i $4.00 on track, Toronto.
thickest the Russians fortuna.t.ely et., retell detatinuent of roseacks, but seys the fighting, 'width occurred on 817.50.
) 111111feed-Bran is steady at $17 to "Perimental farroo- COlonel t5eerot
tery Lyttieton, in the course or the
leropted a wireless message from i the enetuY was PraelicallY na°11P°s- APril 24. was at dose .iltlariers. The At outside points bron is recited at
end shorts at $18.50 here,
I debate, outileed the experiments And
the ceraneteder of the Japanese ed. At Tarenchen, lower down, onr dervishes defended their stone zarebste s,le, mid shorts at $17. Manitoba. icier -olefin -tents that are going cut in
ermadron to one of Ids cruisers, Tbv,;:°°'144'sts direete4 i -r011" f e d
I / and towers deteriuinedly. but the
exact sense of the message eoulee.Ideee so sueeessi .13 " British bluetn.ckets and detAchment hbra14 111 k
ere. $20 d shorts d21 IP t. 8 a aeneia. C'entral e soon proved that, there was less yen was
Ah..1
u 1 - hat they des
eee s, •4
earned om et t ) tee pontooas 1 he c. em waS
not be deeipliereta but enough was 'tr(IY`'`I th° m°°rIngs and wrceked of the iltetoPsidre Re e t '
t An ecate that the • e e
Japanese were neer and moving to- i throa n into disorder send euffered ,
wards Gement. tilie Itussisine there: e°11sideralde los. Stilt furthe
fore leestily left, not desiring an nee down the :Armee the 1anef e pro
ilea. It was while they were suit- ceeded to 111°14' a third "tt(11191 3
Mg north from Geusan that they 'crossing.
Sound the Knusbio Meru off Port i W'e (141 not thlnk bat the J'atem
their stronghold gailently, ane drove
them. out with heavy loss. It was
r • •
C'01INTItY PRODUCE,
nen, mid the 11e4 'shrinkage, which, afklect tO the IeSIX TrTntilS
Tralies. asSureti the Houst* that proved quality and appearance of the $1.52o.
the Coloniel Office war. carefully deem quickly created a brisk, de- Tile Britie11
" g copse lie sAid mane for cheese corniug irom the test against tho
a
c tie guns oe the APPles-There (Inlet trade with fi that the Government hair Just con.' Government ourina stations, at an 'bidding corresPandeit
Rt
ebips without danger to the attaele, prices unehaneed at $2 to $2.50 eer teintled connuercial arrangemente witlqadvarge hi price CQrapared to eiweSV telegcaPhl, in the :al'
ers. The British axed Italian Begs MO. Sr tbe best stoek- ithe Cotton Growing AFseciation to 'coming front the ordinary factories. The Britieh GOVel
CheStOliO`' fl -.0 'UM OtteMpt ISO Takils.
e will pro,
len edict fore
Wirelese
r gone.
has ep-
were raised side by side over the ear- 0 Drted Al)Idese-The dement' is linitte ,iclevelop the industry hi West Africa. Tile percentage of broken boxes pointed a, commission to Itinuire liete
•
'elms. which will be dentolislied, andI:elees ave steadY .0 to ^lac "The Stee0eisition is spending. $150,000 was not so bigh during 1003, ale flalltateci breaebee Of the law Chureii
4)
v •
Illig ni I be limitless oler to a tribe Per M. riPliie,* 0 t° Yearlee end the Ilest rican Colonies 4 though i still run ry ran ing
In`eneporated ?"
•
' I I: e g ' ° teiceSand thrive cos
enela lenclinge has been to cause
haze or Talungkate, • that the
may corRT-Af ApaLtual. have crossed the Val In, own;
It Is generally reeognieed at • i eesion, so as to enable the Ja
Petersburg, that Lear -Admit -el Yes- Pelee to cross the ?hot., Takus
..ven cannot do more than frighten the a good wrefegie point
Japanese, tend compel tbene to exer- l'ht. road loading therozroin 114141
vise greeter care in their military ena troops could only be supplies
moveznents, the sinking of a tee: eith great difficulty.
transports. or even cruisers, can "The Ruesians e in not show thei
have no permanent effect on the heed .;ta sthge, but, aeal ran
result of the war. Moreover, he is teefellv 1 . 1 (Lein
bound by his instructions not tO 'niter oun time for se battle,"
risk his ship unduly, the intention
being to keep them safe for an at-
tack with the Baltic fleet when it
arrives M the leacifle.
'15 o teals say that there is no-
siMilarity betWeen. the sinking of the tecere-e bas been called out. Tit
• aineidly to lt
per 39,
with prim ti7iorneoltoltingortahe sante. 1,•and to the from 5 to 25 per cent, Ilte toiling 'thereat.
Reans--e'rrede is quiet, ,e00 teems will be cone' off in breakage is due Wee Sir Henry Thorapson, the
steaden Prilue Leans are iluoted at I'Ve,yed to tbe association on easy 1. Damp eeason. whicit makea the English 'surgeon and an authOr
Si .41,i to $1.7 O. he granted at the outset. 2. More care on the part of the
- WILL NOW FEGOTIATE $1.50 to hand-picked at 0,11„,
and rive railway fetellitieS WILI bones lees brittle.
1'0 REINFORCE ARMY,
A despatch from Shanghai t
is Says that Japun's second 'arm
etaitdard works on attrgery, Is dead
, tit Teondoie. .1 -lir Ilenry aka)
Lama Roused to P. Sense of Itops•-The marlret is unehertged at
British. Fewer, Letteltort addea tbot. arraneee„ ehipping companies In loading. stow- 'Painter and Writer of fietion.
A London tlespateh Kays: Con Honey' -The nutrket is quoted at 6 n
28 to 32e, according to dualitY- wents ore being made to extend the ing and discharging corgoen this rentoVieg Many of the dian-
l'ibeAra.Fa. work being closely watched by the 41) *ties 1111Poded nPOle trade& unt;Um
younelneeleoul, co:lateen:ling Os! im- 'to 7e Per ib. Combs, (Inlet, '11 t• $14.501
g the situation in the count x.y in.,. They -The market iS, .duiet, with of- LOST FLEAVILT. ril3s*PP.141°171mur '‘).111111;°7c1.1:311401111111e:titte'r flu °'*" I 4111)1e:e'clts111114)erniftuipsinialcr:IliesitolluisItlesit 'o'ilre.14ettel‘lofretzil'olewaodarIng"oinnif:
nnestun to deent, reports that to Seled°.
provee. Tim vbioilia, Aully.n. leas eent. ferlh,gs MOderute. imothy quoted
liter The /atter point Avt19 Ver,y 110- evrlday.
800 Canoes Attaeleed ticeahl° elleese eMning from Ulf%
;110tiee• that he is eoming to oegoti- at 89.50 to St0.50 a ton here.
I ate with the miesion. lie adds that , Straw --The neareet is dull, with Steamer in NOW Guinea. GOvernment curing stations, the box-
UNI17.10 sTATEs,
es being made of heavier material; the
brcentage et broken boxes did not
Above two per cent. whieh proves
that it is taise economy to buy cheap
boxes.
Care should be taken net to
murderers of the noted explorer, the green, unseasoned boxes as the chem.
Rev. Jas. Chalmers, and his com- particularly the top and bottom, may
Pardons, 300 canoes attne'ded the be damaged in quality from thiFf buildings eosting ntilhow; are to be
Government steamer Merrie England. cauSe alone.
,
the Them e ama how roinwd to • prices undimmed at $5.60 on track A deSpateh TrOM Testimony Was given •
• rF0/1S,1 of the British' power. The Tie' here_
KinShill Mara and of the destruction hnepital at, leihia is full or sick from
of the Kowehing, which. teas sunk by the "MY ee-lva'
the Japanese before tbe declaration
of war with China, as Russia is at
war with Japan, The Japanese troops which crosse
The Czar is neueli annoyed over the the "Yalu north of Euiteiou charge
incident, and a court-martial of the the Ruselan position near Inzavena
Admiral is talked of. e•illage on the Manchurian ban
of the Yalu. They were repulsed
ELUDED PIMStER,S, but their loss is not known.
It is believed at Tokio that the at- Two gunboats steamed up the rive
tempt by Japaziese to intereept to the support of the Japanese, when
HARGED A POSITION.
41
41
the Russian SattadrOn that reeently a Rusafaa field battery at Araisei
enade a, descent. upon Gensan has opened upon them, resulting in
failed, ttud that the squadron, itas duel which lasted for 2.0 ntinutes
s,
s: Willie Acting Administrator York court as to the p 144 44 4IVI
urchase pe-
betan offklals at Lbassa are greatly! Mille SYrill)-The market is !Viet, obilVort at GoOrabi, Nell' Guinea, sitions on stud promotione in e pee
pertruned and went the difficulty sot- at 81 per Imperial gallon. n "Jewell fird, was endeavoring to lice force.
tied. There is a general attitude of 1 Potatoes --The market is quiet, with 000 the chiefs to surrender the Chicago University is ebout to
acceptance of the inevitable, corn- offerings small. Choice cars are quo1*05 -
adopt the Oxford system of colleges
billed with a. settee of relief at the -keel at 00e per bag on track here, and
for Men and 'women, Two blocks of
flight of the oppressive Lhassa ern- ' inferior euality ot, 80e per bag,
ends, who prompted the resistance to Poultry -The market is steady, with
the mission.
The people of 0,yangtse are friendly
limited offerings. Chickens, 11 to
13e per 19.„ turkeys are quoted at 15
to the nuesion. Local tra.ders are to 17e per 19, for fresh killed,
besteging the camp to sell procluce to
the =lesion at exorbitant m•ites. The VIE DAIRY MARKIiITS.
Tibetans are sharo traders. They are Butter -The market Is c,oict, with
prices unchanged. Medium 'and in-
ferior q ual it ies are verer plentitul,
with demand moderate. We quote: -
already sending to India. to increase
a Itbeir stocks.
succeeded in reaching Vlaalivostock. gunboats were; forced to turn and
The Russian fire was too hot and th
el EXP74RT DAIRY INSPECTION Finest, telb, rolls,' eto 17e; • elmice
O .3,t_ALtr,s liateam out of range. „
The Japanese were facilitated in
Tire Japanese gunboat Ii.faya, es-, crossing by their occupation of th
:orting fleet of torpedo boats, en- I Islarid of San:dial:Ede,
tered the inouth. of the Yalu River
Mouday, and moved toward Wiju.
En route, it fought a series of small
mgagements with the Russian forces
CZAR VIEWS IMAGE.
Ashen -al dierkhovsky has showe
motecting tbe right river bank. the. lianpress. at St. Petersburg- a
a,
Department Intend to Improve the
- large rolle, 15c; selteited dairy tubs,
15 t�15er: mediunreand low grades,
o
0 service. 1:3* to nle; ereamery prints, 20 t
A Toronto despatch' says: It is the 21c; solids. 38 to 19e.
ment this year to pay 'unusual atten- Eggs -Receipts continue good,
intention of the Agricultural Depart-,
then to dairy instruction. 0 this
and Prices are unchanged, there be -
has been appro_1:70isales of case lots at 13c per doz.
end an e.xtra $5,000 '-1' I Cheese -The market continues quiet,
d
/flees steady. 11e quote:-Fin-
rhese oneotinters transpired frequent- gin
nmaculous mut e of th V' - '
y throughout ilifonday and Tuesday. which tbe Russians fervently hope 1
Admiral Hosoya. Commanding the going to turn the tide of battle a
third squadron, in reporting- the Port Arthur. The Admiral told th
anytians. sass :aa Empress the story of the image
'Our detachment reached the yaitt which accurately depicts the arirgia
River Monday, and while going up t10 she appeared in a vision to 1
ineuri the enemy's field guns opened miler, a veteran of the siege of Se
tgairist us without effect. We dis- as opol. fwo months before th
overed a force of the enemy on an outbreak of the present war the Vir
shied in midstream, and wher, we , gin came to the sailor in a dream
ired on them they fled. On Tuesday and said :- ..
he enemy's cavalry, 100 strong, at- "Marty woes are going to befal
acked our launch. Our torpedo Port Arthur until my image is sent
mat, No. 69, replied, and ,the en_ i a hen Port .Arthur will be vic
my fled into the mountains. From itorious."
ntsushan we replied to the enemy's The sailer Went ell a Pilgrimage
tine, and silenced them after half to the great monastery' of ICieff, and
n hour. There were no casualties i told his dream to the Ten. Good
n our side.” Pilgrims there. Each a them give
3.
_ s of cheene. and butter making, `;$6,40, delivered here. Cured 'meats
e They will also be required to make a are in good demand at unchanged
careful inspection of all the aanitary prices. We quote:- Bacon, long clear
arrangements in the factories they; 8a, to 8.1c per lb., in t:ase lots. Mess
visit. The result of the. inseection °pork, $17 to $17.50; do., short cut,
I 'will be lhat the quality af cheese and "i
'butter exportea, to the foreign mar -I Smoked meats -Hams, light to
- kets n111 be exactly as represented. radium, 1.2.ic; do., heavy, 12e; rolls,
10c; shoulders, 9,c; backs, 131c;
FROM ILLINOIS TO CANADA breakfast bacon, 121 to 18c.
eaa, 1 Lard -The demand is fair, with
Wealthy Settlers to Move to tierces unchanged. We quote: Time-
_ •
7
priated eo as to pr vale •
• est September's, 10c; new cheese,
flcient nervice. As molly expert in-' at to lac.
speztors as are itteckel will be sent
to the various cheese and butter fac- 1100 intontreTs.
'Wiles throughout the province for the
Purpose of instructing tlie men work- L)resseci hogs are unchanged, with
ing there in the most modern me- offerings small. Car lots, $6.25 to
t
A
After 5 .pan. the enemy again fired
lee hopecles (21 cents) to have the
dream depicted, but the artists who
made the image refused to receive
payment.
The ikon was eventually sent to
Admiral Verichovsky, as senior :ad
iniral. It represents tbe Virgin
bearing an image of Christ, with
archangels on either side, and God
the Father above, saying :-
"There ccui be hut one flock and
one Shepherd."
upon the. Japanese from the. direction
of Antung. The Japanese, replied
end the Russians were 'silenced after
' &mut an hour's fighting. The • Ja-
panese sustained 210 losses.
TO FALL BACK.
The Journal's St. Petersburg cor-
respondent /earns that Gen. Kouro-
patkin bas ordered the officers on
the right bauk of the Yalu to exe-
cute a retrograde movement and re-
join with laeir trops the second line
of the Russian defence. Consider-
able rein foremen ts of infantry and
cavalry bare been sent to the Rus-
sian troops across the Tumen, in
North-eastern Corea,
SULTAN SERIOUSLY ILL.
1,17111 Not Allow European Doctors
to Attend. Him.
A Paris despatch says: The Rappel
bas received froin Sofia a despatch
FRONT OF 80 NILES, stating that the Sultan is seriously
I e. ale') n Uncut prevail .5 St' ill, hue refuses to allow Europeae
doctore to he called in to attend bin.
Petersburg that .tio official despatches
12,-1v Mg de tails of the operations on
1)i:bile, Tee reese deenatches are so
the *Yalu River have 3'et been made!
meagre as to becloud' rethee than.
enlighten the people, who are hourly
ewe i Lin news.
The Led Press 'has obtained
Ti'cira the gt5nera1.. stall the following
clear stetement ea.
egi nn in f' the pa P,so ge oe the
t 1 u , the ‘isapanese evidently come
I, e e the concentration of two daniage to the. amount of .,"12..."50,0430.
177 HOUSES BURNED.
City of 400,000 Inhabitants in
Russia Fire Swept.
A deeeetch from Lonuon says: .A
fire on fi'Vednes4y in Vitebsk, a city
. 4.00.,000 inhabitants in Eastern.
Russia, destroY=ed 1,77 houseS and 'did
Northwest.
An Ottawa despatch says: The De-
partment of the Interior has been ad-
vised that C. IV. IVilliams, ,a success-
iul farmer in Illnuns, has completed
arrangements to move to Canada with
six cars of effects and 58 horses. He
will farm eight sections and bring
with bini a capital of $300,000. Some
28 families will follow arr. Williams
from Illinois. ,
Col. Taylor, of the Salvation Army
headqua.rters' stall in London, Eng-
land, called at the Department of the
Interior with a view of promoting
etnigration to Canada.,
The first contingent of Old Country
French immigrants passed through
the city on Tuesday in charge of Mr.
A. Regimbal, the immigration officer
of the department at Montreal. There
were 1e5 in the party,
TO TRAIN 40,000 MEN.
All Rural Militia Will go Into
Carnp This Year.
A despatch from, Ottawa says
All the rural militia will be called
out for training this year. The
number will be about forty per com-
pany, totalling, in all likelihood,
40,000 men. The I,onclon eaniP
11±11 probably open on :rune Oth.,
and the Niagara camp on. June 19th1
es, le; tube, 8c; pails, 81e; coin-
perunci, 7a to 8,1c.
UNITED STATES MARKETS.
Minneapolis, lIay 3. -Wheat -May,
90e; July, 90/c; September, 801 to
801e; on track, No. 1 hard, 93c;
, No. 2 Northern, 90,1c. Flour -First
:patente, $4.90 to $5. Bran -In bulk,
815 to $15.50,
Butialo, -May 3. -Flour -- Steady.
Wheat --Spring, small quantity No. 1
Northern oflered at $1.07, but track
held at 81.09; Winter, No. 2 red', to
arrive, rail, offered at $1.05. Corn -
Strong; No. 2 yellow, 60c; No. 2
corn, 57c. Oats -alarm; No. 2 white
441c; No. 2 mixed, 41c. Barley -Spot
to arrive, 53 to 60c.
Milwaukee, May 3. -Wheat --No. 1
Northern, 94 to 95c; No. 2 Northern,
91 to 94e; old July, 84c. Rye -
No, 1, 72 to 721c. Barley -No. 2,
63c; sample, 36 to 61c. Corn. -No.
3, 48 to 51c; July, 481,1 to 48ac. -
Duluth, May 3. -Wheat --No. 1 harcl
901c; No, 1 Northern, 99c; No. 2
N-ortliern, 86c; May, 80c; July,
8910; September, 80te.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Toronto, May ruling quo-
tatiens .to -day for exporterwere
$4.40 to $4.80 per cwt. The most
were sold at $4.60 .to. $4.75 Per `cwt.
Tho prices of butchers' cattle were
The CanneS were. repulsed cool' the sieve BRAND ON ceepnesE. Margaret Adatns. of New Gretna, N.
Leading British importers of Can-
adian cheese are in favor of brand -
aatives lost heavily, but, there were
many casulties among the whites.
EMIGR.A.TION TO CANADA.
%COO Leaving Britain Weekly to
Take Up Farm Work.
J., Jost it *diamond ring two years
ago. Recently the eat killed a rat,
g cheese indelibly with the month and the ring was found flxed round
1*1 favorites, but owing to the improve- Federal Bank of New York. sued the
Some Vara the rodent s110025,
which they are made,
ago "September" cheese became the David Rothchild, founder of the
wentin tbe quality August, brought
of cheese made Globe Security Company, is under
arrest, charged with the larteny of
over $200,000.
A -despatch from. London says :-
during jelly and
There is a considerable emigration to about by the s,vstenn of "cool curing"
canada. ownw to the scarcity of introduced by the Department of Ag-
riculture, the makes of other months
work and the business (t4))2'0881011 in
Circe t Br i fain. d'he newspapers have proved to be nearly as good in
quality as Septembers.
print figures showing that 2,000 1.01'- quality
is claimed that enscruptilous
sons are sailing for Canaria weekly
to take Up 143r113.u work. They are deelers in Canada as well as in Great
mostly Lancashire mill hands.. The
largest culla:Titian since the cotten
famine of 1803 is expected.
SEVERED FINGER REPLACED.
In connection with the recent
transplanting of an ear the follow-
ing case inay be of interest. A man
aged sixty, some years ago, during
the killing of a pig, had his right
middle linger bitten completely off
through the middle phalanx by the
animal. "He walked. to my house"
states Dr. 'Edsell, who recoMs the
case, "a distance of six miles, with
a, friend. On my inquiry for the
missing- piece of finger the friend,
after hunting in various pockets,
produced it from one of them, cov-
Prof. William :Mime, principal of
the school at Sheeptown, ro., leas
been arrested, charged with flogging
eleven -year-old John Bosnock until
the boy became unconscious.
William Schrader, a glass blower of
Britain emote "Septembers" at such Evansville, Ind., meninges' oh an
low prices that the sepposition is arson charge, told the police he set
that they are the make of other fire to his own home because he was
months' and nny inferiority in num- seized witit the notion and could not
iity is not discovered until after de- help it.
livery is taken. If the month of Two physicians of St. Louis are
make was branded on the cheese they using a very Powerful proteid found
would be sold on their merits, arid in healthy blood as a, cure for con -
speculators who bought Cheap lines of sumption. So far they have been
July, August, October or Noveraber successful, and the cure may revolu-
makes would be debarred from qttot- tionize the treatment of tuberculosis.
ing them by cable or otherwige as Three negro lioys of West Chester,
"Septembers." Pa., all under the age of 16, made.
a determined effort to evreciE an ex -
TWO OFFICERS IC.ILLED. press on the Baltimore Central Rail-
way near Oakbourne. They placed
Revolutionary Spirit in Warsaw large boulders on the rails, but were
Active. discovered just in time.
A. despatch from WalISCIAV says: In
ered withtobacco dust, etc. Having connection with the revolutionary ac -
cleansed the stump and severed por- tivity here, the deputy chief of the
tion I Joined the two ends by secret police, the deOuty commissary
strapping and fixed on splints. In of police, and a party, of constables
attempted to enter a suspected house.
Tlie3r were attaCked by a Party of
men armed with revolvers and knives.
I3oth the officere were killed and two
of the ,constables were wounded. Four
arrests were made.+____
DEC'eGAR WILL BE 111C11.
about fourteen days circulation was
completely restored, union had taken
place, and he has his anger to this
day. The nerves did not unite, so
that the part is insensitive. The
finger had been off about two hours.
The distal joint is stiff, but not-
withstanding this he finds it ex-
tremely useful, and is very proud of
WIIY RUSSIANS STARVE.
Fast days in Russia are numerous
Besides the ordinary Lenten period,
which, however, in Russia lasts
forty-eight days instead of forty,
they have three shorter periods of
fasting -one of nineteen days in
June, one of fourteen days in Au-
gust and another of tliirt,y-three
days in November and December.
There are, in addition, three single
days of fasting, of Which. two are
also holidays. Fasting is a serious
matter in Russia, for fist, milk, and
eggs are forbidden as well as -meats.
The result is that the markets for
such products are largely cut off for
about one-third of the year, and
dairy-farrning beconms unprofitable,
as strict Oheervance of fasts is a
weightier matter with the people and traffic is blocked on all the o,erytilinc-, anci ever7.-thing in its
our own system of morals. employes are under arrest,
I can never find the pi
Mechanical Genius May Land Him
a 8100,000 Prize.
A despatch from New York says:
Members of the Charity. Society here
express the belief that Ale:cc:rider Mc-
Kenzie, a professional beggar, who
was once an electrical engineer, had was to be carried out at Landshut
invented it successful device for the an irn,portant town in Lower Ba-var-
protection of the third rail. on the la. A new public schoel was to be
elevated tracks, and will receive the formally opened, and all Landshut
prize of $100.000 offered by the in- quivered with pleasurable anticipa-
terborough Company for that achieve- tion. IJnfortunately the festivities
, .
mcuit. had to be .put oti. at the last Moment.
The school could not be oPened.
scholar could take his seat upon the
At Brussels judginent was given brand-new forms. The land was in
against King Leopold's daughters, the griii of winter, and the architect
who sued him for a Larger share of had forgotten to provide a single
the late Queen's estate than he had chimney throughout the building.
given 10 thom. -
The strike of the I-Tung:aria-a Wes- Meks---"My wile is \Try n3,01;90ai_
tern Railway has become general cal. She's always got a 1:luce for
than honesty or any other feature of State railways. Over ,000 railway oace,,, 1,0.„; 3iOn, , 1)111
a CO
GENERAL.
At Elesd, Hungary, twenty-three
political rioters were killed and forty
wounded by the gendarnies.
In Germany it is believed that OV-
eral thousand men will be required
to crush the rebellion in Southwest
Africa.
Russia has demanded of Turkey
$4,000,000, long overdue, on ac-
count of the Turco -Russian war in-
demnity.
Parties working under the auspices
of the Egyptian Exploration Fund
recently unearthed the tomb of a
King of Egypt who ruled RC. 2500.
FORGOT '1'1IE 011IINEY.
A short time ago a public ceremony