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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-6-23, Page 3Enveloped and Slaughtered by the Japanese A,PS GREAT VICTORY. A despatch from Tonio eays Itueelan hope of tolieving tile Pres"' Oa Port Arthun 1threetenieg oor of Gen,. Oka.. the counnarid- the Japanese forces investing ussian Stronghold, came to an on 'Wednesday at. 1-e1i,s4, . oii the railroad 50 miles oorth a Kinchau and :35 miles north of Verengow, wliee the ltussiaes irere outemeoeuvred, enveloped. ea -0 sn'eeP- iofflY defeated. They left more than 500 dead oa the field, aDd the Jap- anese captured 300 pritioners and 14 en:en-firing gene, l'te flimeieus re- treated. hastily to the northwarn. Tile Japeinese charge that the lles- siane 1k:flitted the Jepauese flag. Certain officers aver that during, the ting a beny 1 itussiolu soldiers Pnaned cenneing .141Panese ilag. 1 -Mut the japarsese artiMry. do - '.(1 by this flog, certoed tiring hotportienlor body of Rusoiano. 'al desoatehes from the Japou- nuoroulers made oftecific tilargo his dog violation.. 3ayeetimateo tho Japanese °Telissit *ay tht 1,000 Mn. were or Wounded. Tine Jepauese etteening fent Wee iUvde4 n riglit real left eon:1mm arid beget] the advonce on 'Tuesday olong both vides of the railroad, They en- 000ntered the Russloos east of Va.- fotolion and drove tbent back. At a tote boor in the oftermou the Iles - ohms held a.. line between Ttingwatt- titto mad Ta,faugslitin. 1.1to Japanese Artillery oponed tin this limo rood the Roo:ns daresponded. °the ohelltrig tiontinued for two hours, and, ,it was followort oy the advance 01 U0Jap- rine line to a position extending front Tungehiatung to 1:1111etnn. Barliness put an end to the fighting, rrio Jopouese despot tilled a nOluniat to the wtiotward toword Fu -(how for the purpose of covering -the Bunion 11014 wing foul protooting their left d rear. During the flight, it becalm appar- ent that Ow Ituesiens were belitg re- inforeed and it was decided to maim a general at tact in the morning and Ione the Roo -huts into a •defile back ft 'Isoliosto When morning came it V. on disrotered Idiot the Russians 11,1,1 a lino extending from Torang- -.n to Chengtonitan. with a force ' tted at •mew° than too Wei - Apanete plan:tell to envelop tosSinUS tear Tollsou„ tool they ouertoded admirably. While the man .7aponese force was nur:ing mirth tdong the railroad, cobunns Mrang to the left and to the and fitfully 'converged at, enion 01;;Stati ‘111$ n thiS pOsition were at a tvantage, but they held It with linetion until three, in the at- west of the, Isload of Shire of the Oki group. 'Pee transports Initanhi 6,1,1he tons, and tlie Sado, 0,219 tons were seen two leiles to the weetward< The weather was foggy, ana the see was calm. Wiwi). the Haw siented the Ileseian fleet she turoed, ran and eigeeled wArrang to the Kanazawa, aid they both toolor refee. inside tIi n C1ut. Botl1 cl caner to the Bei, wilich else es-, cared. Tlie 'Tina Saw tbe IIItacht end Sado serrometed by the Iteselan veesels. The weather has neain favored the Reenian fleet. The StOrM. aecompaar led Ity a heavy rainwitich swept over the seo in the neighborhood of Tim Island on Ilrecittreloy hid the movements of tile Ituosion vessels. Ono Jnotorse squinting veeeol te re, ertod to liovo got in tooth with the litoisiott oquatiron and to have follow.- ettl, It probably lost the It'USISia114 otl OM Island, OARDila FRUIT CAP VIE. WOUTYS YAWS 600 pFopLE ,pEld 3 -PORTS ritax 'ME EDI LANG LAP,C4E CROPS ARE BY NG 2 1'474UTS ASSURED. =ADCENTRES- The Dominion Department of Ag- Pricoo of cattle, Grain, Cheese, ziculture Issues a and Other Dairy px °duce Report. at Home and. Abroad - The fruit crop reports receiVed at Ot, Toronto, Jaen 21.-Inheet-No, 2 tawa, Ve•cennitrIneiih to !Week not white and ren outside at 90e on low iedicate any utorkett coange.s in the gen- freights. Spring wheat is nonneal at erod preopect. The owount of bloom is a5o east, and goose at 75e east. tun° ProttY w1I ht.mwn, except in Prirtoe bfanitoba wheat is weaker; No, 1: Edward Island where the eeesen ia,Nertherie 91e, Ceorghin Bay porte; unusually late. Growers in Ontario No. 2 Northern, at 88e, and No. 3 And Qeebec are beeinning to fear that Northern, 85e, No. 1 hard is nom- tho heavy rairtallt will ioteriere wit inal at 92c. Grioding in transit the setting, of fruit, and that the prices are tic above those oneted. abundealee cat boom toot go tor oots-,-No. 2 white quoted at at to naoglit. The roin also prevents 31,?,0 west, ono. at 32o low freights' d of ' ' • 11 to to lt; • Yorlo 1No 1 whito •loao ar pro. e, coneitions la -k 01-1 e eN% . , the development of iong-us dise_ascss, ep$t„ and O. 2 at 34,e acts . so that large crone ef good fruit ere. by no n-leall5 455ured as yet. APPLES. In Western and Centra.1 Ontario. Scotia and Brit -toll Coluneh.ta. 'whore the apple lo largely grown. the et,reos hoot) batt a profusion of bloom. and early, medium and late totrietitte promise a good to full crop. The "prospect wee never better in the 'temoes Annapolia Fae mouse which is ilia leading inal5et < • < , • t Ilarley-No, 2 quoted at. 41 to 42e Iniddie freights; No, 3 extra, 40e. and No. 3 at 38 to 381e middle freights Peos-No. sitiovilor peas nominal at 61.0 oest. or east, Corn -No, 3 American yellow (riot- ed at ;574,0 ou traok Torooto No 3 mioed at 564c. Caneclien corn 000tinal at 44 to 45c weot for sound Ey-Pries eoininel at 55 to .le t outoitio points. Doelotheot-No. 2 quoted OntS10 VICTORY, erect more than any other standard • s Int" Isis on board variouoly votimotod of clotitiog is lett on ;my of them,. TRE AEHTW OF If Exouraion teanter With Ounday 19,ohoo_ Piortio Burned at New 'York, :A. New Ycent h says ;---The three -decked exclu 5 eanter, Gen- eral .Slocum, of Ziiielierboelter Steicie,botit Co. burred to the wAt- er's &go oft .-N?ortif lloothee Itdand, at the entrituce to Long Island Sound W'etinesday Itiorniag, re - Vatting. in the death through hurt...tog or drowning of at least WO people, naostlo wonten children,. The bodies of ulany who leaped in- to the river bave not yet been re - •ed 'I' 1 h' Aqolei . be einem °coat, w was the largest, excursion steareer ;,.1.licese waters, left Third Street, Foot !River. at 9.30 a. lotoiog on ;hoard tile annual Sulicloy-oelhool t`toirsitin of S. Alert's Gorinon Loth- ; ;coon Viitirell, Sixth Street, ier .destination -was Locust Grot-e, ,,.the Sound, The Neese' eyes core- ,..rnereled by Captain -William. Van 'Schaiacke orze of tile' hest known ex- cwolout hoot contains in .7.45..•• York ie.; The row of bedie stretched esiono the beech and leyster- ieal women and frenife ;nee went. alone looking one aftei• onot searchiog for obildren ere( frie....s. Women with disfigured faces. their elotheo partielly stripped front them, were. earzied to the itrap000lsed =Leo- geecy nospital, eryitig for children who heti been torn from them in the wool rush ohm the hoat tooth. ere. Xeanwhile the Slocum 'wooed to the water's edge. At 12.25 o'clock, two boons owl twenty -eye minutes, after the fire first. discovered. slie Sank. It is estimated that there were then nearly 100 charred bodies en her decks, !water was black with bodies. Tb Jest after the simmer Feel; tug ifiaelity enecooded in picking iip eighty-eight: ekairred, eorpsos flenta Cove. oil' Mei...teen Ieland. and. eerried them tato the Sound. None rieten Eastern Coterie' cod titteo ST1114101'. whO ennunPanira tiln4of theee bodice; it is Iinnienit, ever lee is likely to giro A heavy ernP, °PSloeturt oltnost shoot oto coos built, coo lot toloothool. litaals. too", ond 11 1801 The number of exotoolon- It-tritis aro normal VS tool riot a shred U\. 85 Tildes seem tic. liavo n . „ Flour -Ninety per cent, c moo at 63.05 to 83. tot o ao boon Lotto to %out). 'Shot looted like ti. big hatchway on varieties from the severe Winter. i ,freiOhts for clomeotie van Straighti Too oteetoor istorootiod uP the 1--.:;st. totio. were five or eine charred bodies Aril to tne London PEARS, ' le, t ' I . • . • ". -• 11 VsS frOni. Too, move eti tbere, but has not yet publiehed, of o great cot letory near VtoChow, on %Et Vail- wav sexentv miles north of Port Arthur, The RtiSSlanS, it is ocitOol. were to erwheinted, lost ft .thotioanti Men. left nil thoir gons on the field, and retreoted tliaorder, The Doily Clatoodele'S eorreopondent at °lotto cables the oatoo news. ad - ditto that the Ros.olatto, to the AUM- bet' of 74,000 wen. are now LI full Mgt toward Tashieliao and Chau. Kido- AWAITS 11ATION. Tliene is no col demotion of the to rt melted at London tbat 'Nett ay's battle near ruction tosulted a great Japanese VieWrY, and the night of the Ilnosittns. Beyonal this rumor and the RUS9lan StateMent that fighthug. coolinuoto there Is prae- tically news of land 000trationa. AP GENERAT.4 MUM? The Petit Journal a "Paris bas it desoldoth from Lkoo-Yang stating that the Japanese 10St genern1 the ifinbting on Tuesday. it is believed 'that Iv woo Mu, Notizo, who was in oommond a the third Japaneee army whivh Mottle* louded at 'llortuoltan. 11 tli ri end late- pearo hove rol o Speelal braude for domestic ,R1ver eaCh ot her tieelis crotira, v, as foetid Seating in ;he cove et n *Walter/ of blern11 in the Ontario trade (incited at $4.25 to $l-40 in ed with nterryitialtero. o it it liatido Root s Point. and totted corotu115, ca Y fruit. belt, init PortaareglitSettit!ragrolvoahlYs librigitenlIts44,11$411.1,8%;"4N407 ,,,Iet4itillg'sdarPe4eVi•h4egitsa milritc.he"Db-o?,11-i• distoleto of Ontorio. Nova Scotia C), and strong baker,O'. 41.440. oh ,Iton lit-catiowo. 00 I.35th littreet, ,les eeemed to otict t.0 it. growers are looking. forword.to 'heavy tr`wk• Tnr"rn. winch- In OT the e`ntr`a'-'te- 16-'/e3r.171 ead 11AR.Iltrnter1 SCENLS at o ui e eed low Tod°. blillfeed-Bran is dull S17, oti Randalia• rotund, whentta fro hholin moneam roi S o o ar y At outsido out in a, Inchroont on the 04 nail a while the reports from British Shorts At $16 here. , • (waft end prone 000rol,..o island pot/whirl: bortilipioquomtetlmlitittob80,10ranatahdl 111:ctlt,,oreaautovet501,),y t.clvittliatrtvi,:it4.1tallifallileati When the 00; UO antitoritie al- lowed tho crowd to.entor the morgue, sottsfactoor. PLITITS AND PE.A.CITES. .eporto indieoto a medium, crop oa in tile Nlogoro. and 1155(.4N and a light yield in tile l'est Ontario, except for Japan and noo vo varieties, Noon. Scotia. Ittoi client opts pro:liras for a full crop. while. be otbor provinces send reports of we ; beans ore geoteattt meilluin Tito Talority of the n.03 to $1.45 ieteeeed a all MU • it 1.10 to $1.55. Hops -Tile market is total...moo:I it 28 to 32o, according to quality. lIoney-The market is collet ot A meditun yield is All that, growers 0 7c rot. Comb quiet at $1.:1 oton to ftuticipate in the oltief grope- Ito 01,70. growing' metiOns, Strawberries ap-I IraY-No. 1 timothy is onoted FIFTY LARGE SIE;GE GUNS. • ilesrottli to Rome front Chao° tea that the Japanese hove Otte- teteu ty-two largo siege guns upoa the beigles north of Port Arthur. .1•M•.•••••••• SSIANS ON THE nIOVE eon. At this hour they were . v.'. Tlio "3"arteEn rav°10; 000" It lies Item learned front a Itussioti oeil to pursue the enemy, and pro- source tbat 40,000 Russian. troons 1/310 innittliti ronsidernbin Ir.ntish- IparOect Tasbiebao, 20 miles atioill , of Now-Chwang, last Broxiday, going The Japanow commander mases , ,, south. It is supposed that this force nn (441aatte ef the 1111881"a leas's* was going to, the relief of Tort Ar- thur, 1111: -as they were prohnbly great. Among the Russian oilier:re captured by the Japanese is the colonel of the Inerth Regiment of Rifico. 100.000 MEN TO XITACIC. 1••••••••••••...• CHANGED rus PLAu. A deseettli to the Letiden Daily Mail from New-Chwitrig feaye that the Russians are moving a strong force • sects. 018, and soorts at 1719 hero. COUNTRY' PliODTION. tied Apples-Trado Is velor leeo Aro undimmed at 3 to ate EtporAted oppleo. 0* to 74 er s Trade is (inlet, to growerS say tUat peitelota aro A, toted foiluro, but occasional orcitarda will give a light crap, OTUER VituittS. • fury. a :scene ensued nitieh was harrowing tr- I' -oleo ir to foot ont 2.1."ERINENTS loct vlyr sHavg ANY ADVANT.AGES. .,•••••••••• te Coo]4ng Esseeilatitgaxti.o the Sumi Sea,soo--Two Ways of D? - By aeration of milio we Agiderstand the exposing of milk to oir, On forciag of air into seta Prof, Beret of the Ontario Agricultural Collo, at the conference of diary. experto held at the Bepartinent of Agrieolture. Ottawa, lost fall. The tbertz7 of the pinetice is thot the CalrFn oi the air purifiee or iMProv- es toe milk, and at to zooms thole gases or eoletfle elle wItidi ore in the milk are enabled to Paso away. If the air to wialcb. the milk is 447'- o/zed. or -which is forced. into tits+ milk be perfectly pore, the result ill undoubtedly behe on improvement lia.vorThatin4 ePhsief5rrre4lentswit.littYtifoaf seliklege have not shown any Advan- s from aerating, milk. Prober- conditiono there, so far as tielt'onceeowrosocia.1161arec7ehgerfortbG than oo • be compelled to feed US tItoSit at the average farm. The for - 11 • ' woo-. or tto att.:N.1s o adraotage. t many vase n. g'4OinclenistidunOteideQft4, ta:::51::::‘:4;:t":nft4errelhte:Pr‘Q . 15 t 1143'144 cent the saoa Eastozet Ontario- a ' the barnyard. AerAtiog roilk tm barnyard is one of the WOrs't ligS a man cool4 possibly do. We vo our cows in tills yarb. soh lo Rept u. good. deal -cleanse the average hot:non-rd. Wo put the ttoratar outoide tint • it11111,t,edun itlioiewttt.ows and bove lot 'loot ptire, aild Bilorts oubotie too gro 104,1-p fa.. in the extreme. In eoule ceees first VIE AERATOR. Ilo and was sent o t onco Went ifieatioos toredd he found to 'rhe result was that we got s of tbe eopton, w -------------------------- have bet% erroaeOtis, men laying the worst milk we could, possibly r roar to promise on average cool) in 09.40 on track. Toronto, ate 5 s - l- valifin the neat and sinoke that were oll diotricts except the fruit belt of ling at 810 to $10.0 a tan. Inidel"t'Slatr re"tantl•r* 3•1'Uliventen Outerie 'where tnauY Pittotations aro Straw --The market is quiet. with owl dertitnnds 0°111111" boot strng" winter-tilhd. bedly and tbe yield will Prices onenow:ott at oo, oo to oe oo Well hart( to quell the panto hut St, goats ti or it be light. liaReberries are eXeellent in MOTS. Toronto. i their efforie) Were tillaVailing. ThO il 'wild disorder incrored as frautio ' Lotheron t totrela contained ' to u tlie i t . . o • -. I oo - Nova Scotin, New Brunswick. and Potatoes -Car lots ore tolotol at ' ' - " ' In ntellebership pricetieally ali of .a grea many form mothero SOnfrilt 10 And -tit .ir children Britiob Columbia, while other prov- ' 80 to 90o per bag, as I o quality. '" ' Ilitoto of Protestoot faith v. ithin a " a water oupply, neer t 131th Street Ilo was cittim to bodies tiaty afterwards Ws- have. Unless the air he pure, it rued, bowover, that the boat Covered Were not three: Of toot' le- i 'mild sot ttro to binthor oortis cold I toots there. and eitoogool tbo At the entrao-o to the charities itoona's eouroo, needing Oor for lpier the foeit et East 8,treet. melt Pi -ether% lebend• half it 311110 the trowit tried to pinch past the pa - I UV°. end a riot rev -Mod. At tho _tow onzoon roosp000moo. height of the trouble Man WhO Tito litinics now Inoti troten wit al .11 IToroir,do,:h4-otroLot's v",;°.,Tot13.47‘;11no(Itrao5o re' either aide of tho steamor and renalleed by a etroug need win he passenger& oeloed stith paolc, toil to the roor of -the Vesi•el, t wide tho ged in three ire length of o o heftily n dtlie oast oido mourning friend or rola 'Me bodies ootentling ler, or Irilo ft. t'fllita forailo• on . itt he city tliot dead. or vOuld Ile hotter to cool the milt with. as little aeration as possible, Cooling of, is a most impor- ot point. The advantage or voat- g that it pro'vents tho growth of bacteria or -organisms wiiich are t to ilevcio bod flavors to the Ttse are two was of cool - It. Duo is by the woodman to the Alr, told the other nut of expoouro to the method, *be nee of the Star or Olnino• ropitiOo, which doge. A disad- lutist have water ressure la order 7 cooler, and lutvo not sod). second diad - if lifting tho inCeS eNpeet tot overage ?item Com. Small iota job ot efic to 81. per boo Is -1141 )1: b u/' /11° radbot of ten opowe bloao The i vantage is the labor . o . had hen at 1 ha a o ides aro good in the Southern part „ ., . , fatal eKent1,310u WoS nie eQnt Of the ini up o e t , tnd of witsbo of Ontario, but irregular in the re- ‘.. d10.14`liNt.; etieuner's whistle Wee biowing er fe„ en„, t 1, t it a , 1 tb, f Ti f r menstance. end thee/ end other ' ' ' "--- ' es 0 VW .,- 0- 0 au no e cooler o terwordo .0 ma - 1 A . P " twits' of formers will not imilergo uudnder, and in Quebec. In NOVO. eerhy craft unSwered to the call. Scotia, New Brunswick. and British eforo any of the boats roold reach Colmnbia Via prospects are very nurning steamer. however. the good. The recent reports Indicato a I le Wffillen and children began to medium to full crop of both red and overboard. The boata that black ettrnalltS in all sections of the • ro following. the t•Alocinix picted up country. . grades, 10 to Lie; creamery prints, malty from the tooter, but toese Pottltry-C'hickens, 12 to 13c per turkeyo, 15 to 17o per lb. for ' fresh tilled, THE DAUM 'MARKETS. Butter -We quote-Floest 141). rolls 14? to 1Zic; ordinary to good Jorge rialto, 13 to ldto medium Anti lower INSECTS AND IiIINGT, i -were only a small number of those 17 to 18cosolitis, 10 to 17e. $o far there is not much complaint ggsenettS0 lets aro 'Felling at lee , who were seen struggling in the swift of insects or fungi. Correspondents rer Omen: seconds, 12 to 1,230. .:current. at Grimsby and Elginfield. Onto end arose -no meroet Is qukt, On the Slotum the first sweep f Lawrencetown and Shelburne, N, S., witli Print'n stettlV at 9 to 914e, the theodolites cut Off escape from the report tent cnterpillars numerous. Intter for 1.'971218. lituricane deelt, where o great many Some sectionS of Now Bruntwielt arid HOG rrtouuCTs. of tho women and elzildren were Nova Scotia where spraying is not crowded. together, lied SoOn burned done, report the codling moth very away the light 'wooden work which prevalent in reel taus years. The oy- 011eringS small. Cured meats are in srapported the (leek. it is tbought that the most of those who were Drese:d hogs are litachringeti, with stor shell hark louse Je said to be goOd demand ag unchanged prices. We i.on this deck WC1V burned. bad at Dredford. McGarry and Iro- onotm--13acon, long clear, ti to Bee' As tie, fire increased the struegle sti.n(''" In' thi3 f''1113 NSC11 Ithlth le Ikeing 1 beS I) an 8 43 ell that the Japarieee lied sixty front Liao -Yang and lialchau, avow- (tools, Ont„ and at Penntield, N. 13. per lb. in ease lots. Mess pork. $16.- to gain a point of -tentage at Alio 4°11(4 bY the thcra ter tile 1111111141P111; la tanks af °aid water' Itantilag Wa- at a temperature of 40 to 50 Ili iteand men on the Liao -Tung pen- edl y for the purpose of covering an `I he curentio is repOrted to be a pest 50; do., short cut, $12 to $1A.511, ;even became frightful. Wonien and g48 sYsteaL found at SOO feet. In the nn•ep well In other \Vella gus NVOS ter. , degrees, gives the ideal conditions. Ortoo. a reliable source it is learn. - the first flow 1,11,12 eased out with 42- Where that is not obtainable lee will -2 ...lie, ten days ago, says It Chetoo attempt to relieve Port Ai•thur. Vern at rem•ysburg, (lee. A correspond- Smoked ineats-Itains, Bev, 10 ... children trowded ag,ainst the after oo..iteli. It is believed thot It is os points between 11 -01 -Cheng , n a o ent at Ilarss' Corners, N. S., re- dium, Inee: do., heavy, lle to 10e- rail until it gave way, and hundreds , . e .„. ori. itoll casing, Two kindred and fifty .;4 - be necessary to get the milk proper - Coir intention to use 100,000 Inca Inaiclitin are held by numerous bodies - 1, 1 h t a' th Milk in the attack oit Port Arthur. POS- Of 1.2.11SSIODS, the largest number being eti ly it will be it fortnight before retail mike from the const. Chinese ten ere ready to make the expected arrive hoortsr, 1 • • . wineing stories of attack. wino' ;Teuton fon-Mies, and bad been Led forward to inaloy montlito ily parties ol ten or more hod mado up. int -lotting in rutty aSeS the old grandmothe the moth - 0 ie labor necessary to do this worlt operir, 'to nit tho mak up, let run over the Vooler, and after - VANS wash the cooler. is mere Jima and the ehildren of all ages, the overage man will do. Theo vith a, sprinisling of thote luau of there is the difficulty that by using tbe families olio could opare a day omit eooler, the milk is largely xposedeto the air and the same tbeir work. rirt is run as in the use of the aera- frm tor. Any form of cooler, which. AS AT MEDICINE HAT. coOIS the silk rapidly wows it Itrg,s.ely virshei: ONE o.ntl Half Nillion Cubic g"'"‘" an opportunity— rotit Ter Day. and volatile oils to petoo away. im- purities ore opt to be absorbed. To A Itiolielue Hat, N.W.T., deepetini overcome this difileulto various de- StlyS: NVelzws:lay 11101113m n, Vief'S have been suggested to cool the oaendous flow of notzirol gas woo Milk 11114.1011' e0VtIT. Probably the nifll DIED FOR THE FLAG, All the accounts received nt St. Totersbevg, of tbe. battle at Telissa slide. that there was great carnage. When a Russian flag was captured thh•ty officers felt attempting to de- fiant it. CAPTURED SIX CANNON. Tt is reported at Slianglmi that the tapanese captured six guns at Tel- enin addition to 14 quiennfirers. , MAX BE TAKEN IN REAR. ports that a new insect of some rolls, 9c. to Die; shottleers, Se to note pus itd 011 m o — r feet of =tort formetion was drilled 3r- - sort is deetroying the peas blcisoorno.10c; bacha, 13 to 111,1c; breakfast oa.. this there was a steady stream ce - were thrown in._ r, through. For sei eral doe the drill- e ,. ` " ' `glio11.1(il be sitf.liciently stirred While A small black borer is said to be de- con, 13e. those who jumped or too mg o bring the cool mai, from. strooing a, large lumber of ytiong I Lard -The demand is ;air, with to the wator. The tugs and small jug. VMS deneein the hard formation . ' the outside of the enn to the centre, fighting. whieli cannot b - •"C d Tt . e elel 1 'C . trees tit Lawrencetown, N. S., alid"prieeS firinei. ll'o quote: -Tierces, 71 craft following , . after Loot eloso iu. roof at a eepth of 1,010 feet a gitiSner and so facilittxte the repiti ccnoling of is not doebted, however, that Gen. a small yellow louse is reported as to 4in, tubs, n, o 7R , ja: .`,.. •. . the wage at tee - °Cum, all . • I, c• -ti • id regeued was struck'. A mercury test was ' ` ' the milk with a minireure of expos- Koerepatkin has altered his plan of sucking the sap at the stem. of the ------ 1 all of these who mune within reach made, and it estimated that the t tire. to the air. Tirnk for factory campaign, and has made a wide nis- leaves of pear trees in the vicinity of uNtrEn STATES MARA. ,.. , . , „„ . . INOrk should be cooled to a temper- -Teen of their crews. Few oi thoee Wlio AVtAt is flowing a minion and e half - . „ wet•O saved hail on die preeeevers. cubic feet a any. i 1 - I " IS a wonder- etere at least below 70 degrees, to ents say that the goose'berry worm. is Wheat --Winter, nina. 2 hard, 'DSc in the fire WAS there ally opportunity Coenent end 'Gee Commissieners aro milk is paid for by the rot content, N-ery active and troublesome. persx1 of his tr000s. Buffalo, June 21,..ovieue-ouiet. lot 110 tittle &WWII; the progress of ,fal thine, Mr lelerneina Mit, and tho 60 degrees if possible. Where tlite EXCITEMENT IN RUSSIA. store; Spring quiet; No. 1 Northern, either to lower the lifeboats or get greatly pleased at the results of their vie owner is assured of better and . FRUIT IN. BRITAIN. 99i e. C0111--Cini0.: X0. .:..! yellow, the life preservers aut from under- experiments. The geestion of deepen- more uniform tests if he will Stir excitement been apparent at the War ` t• N 0 white 46-te• No< 2 'wild panic the ofileers and men of me will he considennt The finding rising. and Naval 'Ministers at St. Peters - Newport, N. S. Several corre.spond- Not since the war began lias sucli 5e4e; No. 2 mixed, to 54e. Oats neath the seats. "Inirouglunit, the ing the otter 'wells on the town eys- fee milk ate keep the cream from The Loridoe "Mneket Growers' Ga - =Ned 42ne Darley--Nothino do- the blazing boat etayed their of this gas flow will make Medicine Posts. DECKS CA.VED IN. zette," of May lath, says: nSoine of ' the speakers at the annual meeting oi intr. Res -No. 2, in store. the National Fruit Growers' de a, ra r Canal freights -Nominal. tion mentioned that there were indi- Minneapolis, .1121.10 21 .-Wheat-J Hat the manufacturing centre of the west. 4 'With the encounter between the op- LIVE STOCH AT ST. LOUIS. burg, as reigned there on Tuesday. — • poseig fleets imminent and heavy Department of Agriculture Will. Duplicate Prizes. fighting in progress south, of Valet- gow (Liao -Tont.; Peninsula, about 55 The Dominion Minister of ..kgricul- ture has authorized the Live Stock Commissioner to announce that any Canadian who exhibits horses, cattle, sheep, swine, or poultry at the St. LOuls Exposition, will re- ceive such services as are gra.nted to exhibitors in other classes, and in addition the De:partment of Agri - Culture will pay to each such exhibi- tor a stun equal to the prize money which he secures in the competitions cations of a heavy fruit cron this 93. to 93ge; September, 80; to 81.c; rrtio Slocum got within fifty feet of the north-west poiut et North Bro- ther Island, and tiler° stopped in the shallow water. 'Just before the ves- sel was beached, the hurricane deck, the supports of which lied beetled away, fell with its load of 'women and children, adding to the panic and horror of those an the deck be- low. 'Very soon after parts of the second and third decks also caved. in. But before this happened Um tug Walter Tracey had come alongside the bin...wing, steamer. Many of the pas- sengers were taken on by the crew Of the Tracey, which remained along- I side the steamer until the, tug's pilot house took tiro, , The scene on North Brother 'shied, 5.15 as deseribed by the rescuers, was a. pitiful one. Body after body was 5.00 washed , ashore or brought in by boats, and a tided t 1110 long row on the beach :Fifty-three, pareoe s died there while the doctors were at- tending to them. e 50 .As the bodies c,f, the liiqng and Dr, aratlileu/ St• "811st .1.>5°0 those alive Were Laken 10 the bospi'... ,eflar_ the enfortunate -------------- 3,10 tal , the isle n d or 9( 11 t croes the grant, )v11O, liowever„ died in a few river to .tlie bospitals Maehattaie holies afterffards in groat agony. The Here ambulances iron) almost 011 the 'matter was hent niet but '-the facts hospitals in the 'Gay, end. eieee• sort of 001)1 (010000 which could be found 4.50 woye rnt, 1010 se.rvico. . F'or hours no 111(1 11' he, 1,urn- 2.5 0 ed zind ('1011 10 dr t ec•J, o shore ree,00 on the isle nr1 eri bet wee)) 1 3let St reel., e , 1 "..i0 LI ree , Toe rei'et... 4,e0 ten. cen'ie ashore stil 1 fl i1,11. 5:00 ',Vitt n th(Th (n Wil i16 .(-111101S 11)1 IT COV P2's''(1 SUENVS, The 01 North 1kb-tiler 1 sl an 0 'wits c)i. nny eat.txOnti mg has . repl the °very. effort wjth epiSod.es as the. living and dead were this ond in -view wi 1.1 be niad, Imile ortli of I? rt Arthur [non the e It is reported at New-Chwang that ,line established by the Japanese o'en. 1O-orolti's second &Almon is Levelling in the nirection or icaiolia,u tato tile Russians in the rear. 1,000 JAPS DR.OWNED. I'licee is no longer emy doubt that the Japanese tra.nsports Hitachi and Sado were sunk by the Vladivostoct squadron off Oki Island, in the Strait of Coee,a, on Wednesday, and over 1- 000 of tohafoicitaholiek tonynd:eries11,:„Iaeacitel: .b total ord Rilssian craieers escaped in the fog and su,c- ceeden.. in. reachirie, Vladivoectocic in saiety. Details obtainable from the ir.vivore, of the ill-fated 'etunspeirte how that the Hitachi and the Sado let tiii•ee Russian warships near Oki eland; at 10 o'clock Wednesday ornine,. The Russiane fired on the „eanese ships rind sbonped "them, ,f3.1tot war d they torpedoed and sank the helpless .tra,nsports. The captain of the Sado and several other men were 'captured. Three litinclre'cl and ninety-seven su1-„. ivors of the Hitachi have arrived at and 158 survivors, of the Sado have arrivEd at Eikura,. '1711e trenseort lzumi is still miss- ing. traneeorts i I aeb1 end Sa- do carried only 1.,1.00 111011i If this is tree, the loss in lives is probably 0 - ,n00, he transports howev- er. had nearly hors'ee end laree - tities of eupplies on hoard. The traueeort 1-fino, which hes re: tinted fo riTorts that she en- orntered the 110111Jan. Vledivostoel( at 11,20, twenty miles, 11 reaching across the peninsula from Pitsewo to Port Adams), news both from the land and sea was awaited witli feverish, anxiety. nnlie general staff believes that the Jantemse force tliat attacked Gen. Gerngross' division oil Monday was tlie advance, force of Gen. Nexus' entire army (34. nearly 50,000 nien. 'Gen. arow Stal:elbere, who common:le the First .Siberian Corps, is personally eireethig the op- eration at the front, but it. is believ- ed that the major oortion of his corrs is too far north to render ef- fective support. Both sides retained their, posithms after the encounter on Menclay. No 'doubt exists here .that the battle eels resumed on 'Tuesday. But with the whole Third Army 1)11 - bind Noma there is 'apprehension that Staltelberg ',may ee unalne to get t,orrether a seibcient force to suc- cessfully oppose the enemy. BULL UPSET A TRAIN. Engine and Coaches in 'the Ditch -Two iXTen •Killed. Slireeeport, La., despatieli efevs: In a wreek tho . Kansas City S'euthern,. AVe117112 y t 0 1110)1 have deeen :killed 'and 'spi-erat slitehtly • , Injured The deadiare Frank' .Pattet,- ‘k-.))1 (IT) i ecr end Henry- Gaiiihle fil.•ern 'The, occorn2d Pill ,C1.11rf eftesed .0,Y a ,boll eliere:ing the locoeletii 011 :(1 erestle,, The eirj,ine., and, two ciiaches fell. into 11)41 Lch. 14 f season. Air. John Wood, of Swan- ley, for instance, stated that there were thousands of tons of plums which. would not rev for the picking December, 704c; on tract, No. 1 hard, 9570o No. 1 Northern, 94Wo; No. ") Northern 927,c. Flour -First pat - by the growers within fifteen miles of cuts, .55 to $5.10; second do.. $4.00 London. It is some years since the fruit plantations presented so pros,- perous an aprearance as they show at present. Plum bloesoni has, most - 1y fallen off, having been abundAnt on mature trees, and less 50 011 young trees that wade a good deal of -un- ripened! wood last season. Apple blossom, which is beginning to open, is abende4±,, ,eral the trees will pre- Export cattle, extra sent a eloeious sight a week ...hence if choice . . .. ......$5.25 to $5.60 no frost occurs to spoil the blossom. do medium to good 5.00 5.35 The beauty of the cherry trees, which do cows -eon.. ...... 4.00 1.50 has been great, is now over, except Butchers' pieked lots 5.00 among late 'varieties TilacR• currant s do good to choice are highly promising m plantations loads 430 not badly attacked be tjte te, anti do fair to good 4.25 to $5- first clears, $3.50 to 83.60; se'cond $2,45. Bran --In. bulk, $15, shorts, $1.6. CATTLE OIARKET. Toronto, June 21. --The day's rim made a total of 139 leads, with 2,- 025 head of cattle, 1,750 sheep and lambs, 1,800 hogs, and 227 calves. there is a great crop of fz,00seberries do mixed lots, med- 1.10 whei•e the buds were not extensiv sl ium - 3 75 4.10 devoured by birds," do good cows._ ... 3.75 4.130 do common ar.d rough °.00 OVER 3,000. KILLED. Butchers' bulls ---------300,. 131111s, exp or t, h vy . 4.00 Story cd Destruction of Arnieni.an do anedium n() Villages C onfixelenl, do light ... ... 2.75 do connaion . . A. d seatch to the London Light bulls --------------2.25 nroll iron:, • ConstanthloPle saYs 0101 Fe.eders,' short -keep... 4.50 Consular reeorts confirm tile J•ceent, do good 4.01) accoents of tlie ciost.ruction. ',1'1-• do 0011101011 and reen'ell Z.1( 11- 0 Sail 2,00 11eet. tt.ty, e,•,=.it,tina t 1.11t1.111>Q1:, 1,111- elect cows, eech 0 ed at :more than 8,000. The teou1)i C.) do 131,1 C1,9 ,• per owt.. :1.00 1 f ' ` t • 4(1(1 was ere.,0,1.)._e......y s_ar.,ec oy - , ce , an reeoletionists. - 1 do fe„.e•ing, 01; 2,50 Y., -.1o0-, per 111. .4 Alfred Time:lee aline Adolf 'nano, 1 do enclt , is 11111:10p, rcerct, Ad -1,11.4r, neene, ler r charged reefing hire to ele\-atc)r do „..„ . 13. and a numl)er of oilier ' do fats . • „ , POISON FOB QT.TININE. Hospital Doctor Accidentally Kills a Patient. A. "despatch from Quebec says ellen Wyckloff, aged 85 years, a Rus- sian Jew inmaigrant who arrived an this city ten days ago by the ocean steamer Quebec of the Peterson Line, was accidentally poisoned on Suncluy last in the Government laireigrant, Hosnital at Savard Park. Wyckloff wes detained here by the medical in- for which he enters% 'rho Exposition apectors because lie was aticcie'cl. with I authorities have asked that the tralicoma and sent to the Hong', f Comm, isaioner of Exhibitions shell Detention for medical treatment. On ecolasemosligrno,gisettratieonr:olos miler e eerbia.eid Sunday last lie complained. of being er tee stock. All entries or applications bo-Ipital DO. ill, when. the liouse physiciari cilitelutthiii0o,i;s,.bijofico\e,0-drgiir,tntos ftiodrdrsePsasoced ftoor erfhtoduelhclisobnegive 11h11 19 , OmniiSSion er , t C ana than_ of quinine, but instead administered 113:_chioridc, of mercury, a deadly poi_ Building, `Exposition Groneds, St. son. As soon as 1)r. Gauthier dise lotus. iy AaltildsupVolinpilltiayttacli7teiwNliilela 11,0.)0, coered. his mistake lie 'telephoned for and the intending exhibitors ably notified as to the conditions of the Exposition in regard to their parti•- cider classes. , eeeon 01,16, of tlib toi• In the meantime lie esed eiery 8,00 111 8,00 2.75 4.80 2,1.1Q 1 (,), 0 0 011)435 4.85 , leaked, out, .when tee case wee report- ed to the distriet coroner, Who 004e1 - 0d p ortem. cre11711 n ati . Safes of realty iu. London for last month emountect to 31 1:1.83 In reply to the resolution messed by the Canadian. roves, eio Associa- tiee, urging that eare be taken to praveat nree alone tne line of the new t re Ilse out e 1, a 1 ra i 1 way , the Deo par t ment 01 Italie-a-es and Camila 11 A THE AREA UNDER CROP. Estimates for Manitoba and the Northwest. A. despatch' from Winnipeg says :- The estimated erea _under crop ie 'I'arlitobit and the 11iortheeet Terri- tories 11 es follows :•,-,'Wheitt (:1 9 0 8 ) , 8,123,682: (1901), 1,120411. 00101, increase, 91 ger cent .; oats (1903), 1.1 01 :383. (1904). 1,205,960 acres; increase, 91 i)er cent: barley (1003), ,135, (1904.), 302,560; inon.n.ti,e, 3 per con t ; flax (1006), (.4,689 (1001), 46,540; tiocroaso, 28 rel. ecnt.