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AA Belgrade, Sea'via,
String Alexander, Queen
iinzar Markovtlsh,
Peter; the Ministers
Interior, Getz. Lasat'
Gen, Mllowan Paviovitch,
Minister of War, together
Queen's brother,
two sisters, he
and twelve soldiers
Gparid were murdered
night and two o'clock
morning as the result
0021e1i aey, beaded
kovitch,
o4 proclamation was
grade and the provinces
day na,ornrng announcing
Mon to the throne
ta4!OrgevitCb, It
the Beryl= Parliament
the proclamation by
Prince Peter Karageorgev'itch
King of Servia,
forecast abetter future
and the new state of
ily welcomed by the
4'ho palace is situ'ate'd
street abutting a
wore no means of
serious attack, The
events of tIio Ring
only twenty yard°
street, and were easily
efi(isis, rt' of foreign
this, but it was not
lonspirators'
CONSPIRATORS
The city remained
eight, and there was
thing uuusnal except
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dumber of troops
streots. The news
ly known until daylight.
1111-ouged the streets
the aSair quietly.
of crowds and movement
%glace was prevented
Jlherc was no sign
oisbamco to the coup
people loudly cheered
titch, tiro new Minister
Sector, as he drove
iaa ee1building„
There is every indication
ipm5- is roarer the
Di their leaden., who
:luded in the rebellion
toaation of the
Iiarageolgeviteh,
The rain felt in torrents
lay, but this did not
of keeping the populace
1 g
thousands of persons
:he vicinity of the
sussed the situation,
:roops of all arms
tad canner were
he strategic points.
have discarded their
Alexander's
an'bstitltted for them
whitequoted
and
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prices
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worked
said
of
officers
Mischles
brother
fears
succession'
matters,
with
Bulgaria
while
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1830,
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1868,
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waving
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1872,
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CATTLE MARKETS,
TorarutA, J... 16, - There was a
ligyhtet ;tun of cattle at the cattle
market to -da and btuxlness, though
y
a little slow, was, on the whole,
fair, li,u'tichers' cattle were from
1,00 to Trie easier, but exporters
Surer strcdy to firmer, Tim total
deliveries for the day were 81 gars,
with fhll hoed of cattle, 987 sheep
amt lambs, 1;937 hogs, and 159
calces,
With such a large proportion of
hogs and sheep, the cattle offerings
were eoSspar'atively light, There
were a few good loads of exporters
Offering, and these reall:zed from $5
to $5.10, the latter being for an
nneeptiollally one lot of cattle. Some
good loads of exporters were sold
at $1,80 and $4.90,
i:leport, heavy ,.. 1-$4.80 $5.00
Export, light , ,.. 4,50 4,75
Bulls, asport, heavy
cwt. .. . ... .. 3.50 4.00
do„ light . ... 8.00 3,50
Feeders, light, 500
lbs. and upwards .,, 4,00 4,50
Stocizovs, 4U0 to 800
lbs.... ... 2.50 3.75
do., 3,75 0,00
aentchers' cattle, choice 4.60 4,65
do., medium .,. ... .... 8,50 3.90
do„ picked ... ,.. ,... '4,35 4.75
d0„ bulls ,... .,. .., ,,, 3.00 3,80
do„ rough ... ... ,,. .., 2.75 8.25
Light stock bulls, cwt,,, 2,25 8.00
Milch cows 30.00 46,00
ITogs, best „ ,., ... ..-, 5.90 0,00
do„ light .. ... ... 5,75 0.00
Sheep, export, cwt •,,,. 8.75 4,00
Bucks ,.. ,.. 8.00 3,75
Cttlls „ 2.25 2,50
Calves, each :.. ... .., ... 3,00 10.00
Spring lambs ,. ,,.... .. 3.80 4,50
THE HDUS 0 ' CO LONS
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Notes of Procoedin s in the Cart-
adian Parliament.,
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Iterbl'L{inAD' BILLS,
The Railway Committee passed the
(�uebro Bridge Company's bill, era
powering the Construction of rail-
ways from the bridge to Quebec and
to connect with the Canadian Pa_
cine line to Montreal, and on the
south side of the river to correct
with trio letoraolotial and Grand
Trunk Railways at their junction at
Chaudfero. The company is given
power to generate electricity for its
own use, and to construct wharves,
elevators, and tramways,
The Vancouver and Coast Foote
nay Railway Company was incorpor-
ated to build from the boundary die-
'Met of British Coltinlbia.
The Huron, ]drie, and Bu117a10 Rail-
way Company was incorporated to
build from St, Thomas east to the
Niagara River and west to Sarnia.
The scheme is promoted by the Pere
Marquette Hail' -ay Company, which
has acquired control of the Lake
Erie and Detroit River Railway, aixd
intends laying a double -track sys-
tern across from Niagara to Michi-
gam where connectiorxs will bo made
`vtth railway •syatelns through I1ic1t-
igen. Powe] is also given to bri'dg'e
the Niagara and St. Clair Rivers.
The Berlin, Waterloo, and Welles-
ley Railway Company was Chaa•tored
to run from Berlin, via Glen Allen,
to aodericlt.
The Guelph and Georgian Bay
Railway Company was given power
,to build from Guelph' through
1p
Flora, Fergus, and Arthur, Mount
Forest, and thence to Owen Sound,
with branches to Meaford and Or-
angovilie.
The Hamilton, Berlin, and Collin g-
tweed Railway Company given
n charter to build f or vas
to Collingwood via Galt and Berlin•
Bills were Also passed respecting
t]ie St. Mary's River Railway, re-
speating the Klondike Mines Rail-
way, and to incorporate the Chat-
]rant, Si@nllopeburg, and Lake Erie
Railway.
PORT .W"TIS, MOT BE PRPP,
uTho to^ansaportation problem. came
17 u1 file Government resolutions
loan 58,000,000 to the Montreal
Harbor Commissioners. Several
numbers argued that Montreal
should be made a free tort, on the
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ground that it was the distributing
Point far the whole Dominion, but
Ministers resisted this eoltentbon,
holding that those who benefited by
the harbor improvements should
pay for theme.
TI7173D READING GS•
Respecting the Toronto and Mimi-
co E1Cetiia Railway and Light Coin-
cin Y g. St. John,was
pony,th t1 a Guelph llailwa
Respecting
nd to change the name
of the company to that of •'The
Guelph Radial Railway Company"' -
DIn•D°vt•noy.
The Municipal Amendment Act,
1903,, -,DSc, Davis.
TO amend the Separate Schools
ACG yhPa• Tlarcoust.
To amend tho DMurfipi nl Drainage
Abt'-Me. McCort. p g
To amend the Act respecting Mort-
gages of Real Eetato-,Mr, Lucas,
To amend the Act respecting Con-
ditional Sales of Chattels -]417.
1ibyln
To confirm a certain by-law and
agreement of the Town of Niagara
I,'alle-a4r, Gross,
The Consolidated. Municipal
z pal Act,
1` 0 ane Gthsoi,
To amend the Assessment Act -
Mr. Gibson•
Mi Brown's bill respecting the
Town of Listowel passed the con-
inittee stage.
COST OF TBE GAMEY CASELyaI$L�'�I�E
Totals About X33 000 -Some Bills
hist' Be Disallowed,
A Toronto despatch says: 2t f
y
tnidez]stood that the lawyers fees
being paid by the Govevnmen( in
coamecrtion with the Ganey invests-
gotten include $100 a day for each
of the foux senior counsel, two on
each side, and $50 a day for each
of the two junior• counsel, ono on
eaoh side. It is rumored utak in ad-
dition the prosecution presented
bill fox $2,100 for solicitous' fees to
cover 'work done by three or four
lawyers not Included in the forego-
ing classification, and theme aro
doubts whether this bill will be al-
lowed or not. Couneol will receive
fees for the days in whioh they wore
actually engaged on the ease only.
Ab there worn 27 days o3 aattual
sitting's of the Con'uuuission, aa1d sou-
oral weeks of preparation and inter-
mission, the statement that the to-
tal expense of the Commission will
amount to $85,000 is not surpris-
ing. Tile expenditure
panditure will probably
be provided for by an item in the
supplementary estinxates. YNiinsewe
fees will Constitute a substantial
item. Over 100 worn called, and
besides these a great number were
subpoenaed on both sides who were
not placed in the box, All of these
received $1 a day fou the tiro they
were under subpoena.
ASSEMBLYr
Doings of Our Law Makers at
Toronto.
STREET OAR FENDERS.II•
Qiesttining in rho evenirog, the
Mouse went into committee on Mr,
Book's bill to amend the Street
Ttailvvny Act, It provides that
street ear fenders appt'oved of by
the municipal authorities may be
a used, The Attorney -General sue-
°ceded in ]laving the reearture amend-
0d so that it would only apply to
cities with a population of over 20,-
000. The ball was then reported.
• PUBLIC HEALTH ACT.
TYr. Pyno's bill to amend the Pub-
lie health Ant also passed the eom
mutat/ stage. Dr, Pyne explained
that the principal object of the bill
tuns to enable Medical Health OYllcers
to enter at any hour of the day or
night all places which they believed
to be in an unsanitarycondition,
SALE OP CI3ATTT„T,S.
Mr, Eboyle's bill to, amend the Act
a'°spleting the conditional sale of
(71attcls was o'ep01'tnd front commit-
tco after being amended, at Mr.
Iiloylc a suggestion, so as to pro-
vide that any agreement made by
(ho maker• of a ]bort note, hire •ro
°ober, or contrast for conditional
sale, whereby the venue of an action
sensing out of such instrument is
changed, shall bo printed in type
not smaller than small pica, and in
rec. ink across the fico of the Metre-
lrxent and signed by the maker of it.
SUPPLEMENTARIES.
Frontier Ross brought clown sup_
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elementary estimates totalling $�47,-
601,
The following amounts are asked
for: -Civil government, $210; be is -
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lotion, $76,500; administration of
justice, $900; education, $21,603;
maintenance of public institutions,
x1,895; public build1ngs, $41,410;
public works, 530,880; colonization
roads, $13,900; charges on Crown
lands, $7,500,
The following are among the in
victual items: -Cost of Gamey inves-
tigation, $85,000; indemnity to
members, $40,000; to cover soma of
Toronto University for 1901 and
1902, 510,358.02; repairs and fur-
nisllings, Government House, $7,-
500; fire ranging, Tnmiskalubng and
Northern Ontario Railway, 57,000;
statue to late Lieutenant -Governor,
$5,000; funeral expenses of late Sir
Oliver Mowat, 51 300; Industrial
b:xhibitn0n, 510,(100; enlargement
Normal and Model School•, 'Trot-
to, 511,000; contribution toward
Victoria statue, TIumilton, $1,000,
Under the head of public buildings
P g
are the tollotving itpllas:-Mimico
Asylum, purchase of farm, 57,100.
Or• •• As lultarCouversion of
Y gas
•works into dwellings, 51,500: cot-
tag° for defectives, $,x,000. Handl-
t°nn Asylum-Purchsso of adjoining
p perty, 5 t,000, Agricultural Col-
lege, Guelph -Refrigerating plant,
58,200 air compressor, 51,050.
RainyRiver District -Registry °Mee,
Prances, $'2,000, Dair, School,
el
Kingston, repairs rand alterations,
5 ,000; furnishing Domestic Science
Dept„ Normal College, Hamilton,
51,000.
Among the public works are:-
Southampton flock, Saugoen River,
$1.000; lockup at Bonfield (re -vote),
5800; River Docks, to coin
complete
5780; Lalonde drainage works $900;
Douro Township drahiarc works,
I b
$1,200; Snake River drainage, SG,-
000; Blind River bridge, 51,800;
River, to remove obstruc-
tions (re -vole), o
(' n' ip), so , Severn Conn-
bridge, in MancMorre, Seguingu
ty to pay balance, 52,000;
River bridge, to rebuild superstruc-
tore; 58,600; White Fish River, to
r'emov'e obstructions, $250 Black
River bridge, to rebuild, $1hy1xe-
Casimir Crack, to remove obsti<tic-
tions 5200; Buck Lake, bridge, to re-
build, 5600; to rebuild bridges in
Prontonac, destroyed by recent fires;
Clyde River, Mud Lake, and Comes-
sion 1st, Clarendon, $4,000; Kill-
mount bridge (re -veto $1,000 ). 51'
500; (}Anions Narrows bridge (colt-
ditiotal on local or other rants to
complete), 51,000; B1 Creek drain-
P �' g
agodart,
scheme, to complete, 58,500.
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o=. Sam Stackpolc
ea Adv(
"e .•' • +.d,•,+o o;.�..,.,.,.,
aOU Hover• 13eaa•d toll
lasses candy advgntux
S41n?" said Stacicpo1e
day, when I called at hi
take the census of his f
I shook an head aztd
ed: y
oo speculate it was ra
aerie' affair, and if
would tell it, you woul
it, certain. I was con
at the time and was in
lay oyes. But her old
opposed to me out and
ho was a stupcludous
crossest, ugliest old ma
wore spectacles; and 3.'1,
tiered bow Sally cool
charming little creature
n crusty old fellow for
was a bonunL magnum
that time; a little fade
sebut that is to
Be:paltry 15 brit knee d0
Hess goes to the bon°,
11ni1, one day T went
bought a whole heap of
togs, ribbons, beads, goo
the hai7f, etcetre and
was determined to coax
putting my purchases s
bundle, I locouvoted t
daddy's house, true as a
It was rather late wh
and old Scraggs was
rnerlasses candy for Sal
next day -theca beim
Sally and her mother
tired.
The first thing I dor
anter materna, and old Sc
stared at ane a fete, was
down in a 301 of hot me
pelt on a cheer to cool, .
me jump and howl alnee
brend! how it burnt!
didn't see the accident,
oa Sally's bandbox whi
eel her Sunday bonnet -
ing-And went to rubbini
six.
Well, carter Pn sot th
groaning for myself, and
how Much damage I had
old matt gave me anoLhe
rifle look, and said:
Sam Stuckpole, what
come hero after, say?"
M?'. Shraggs," says T,
to stir for fear he wet
my predicament, "1 hay,
you on very imports]
(Oh, how that mcrlasse,
zei' if downou'll just keep
ter about five min
endeavor to inform yet
degree of accuracy115Co that X
iutinenty and conspicuou
ed,"
"The old ferrety didn't
that ar powprhll lenge:
course ha did not say ho
"Perhaps," says I, "yc
ed that ): have been pay
ons attention to your da'
am gratified d to state r,
po tlariiye
Sall to me, Now will @vote
Leave, and leave my Cour
ain't elected."
Well, anter I'd delivered
that are benevolent style
you think that codger's
jih alldlw welcome,f " he }gong,
Y.
ed to the door, and told
ter, I vow; I of out
g
then, sure, and didn't ca
cancel -if Sall
ed Y's bonnet
„My., Scraggs," set I,
fa very happy right doe ny
fact l I eat owdown
can't line n°lrous noise,
a hole in my trousers,"
When the old man seed
stuck fast as I sot, he i
upthe whole pts of ho
headthe oro and emptied it a
and shoulders, t
alive, Jebel how the et
cavort and holler! But
05011 that I grabUied a
and let him have it, bit!
tween the eyes.
"There, take that,"
and then rad piece of.
and then '1' storied for 18
reef. T just got it open,
when old. Mrs. Sart
into aloud laugh, and
forthe first time,
"Sant Stackpolo,'" set
My bandbox and your
•are annexed."
T, an.
1 must laitve been ittvRtl
I landed at ]east tweut.y
side tile-110119e,aald run til
ileo; I never looked boh
til next oto nm, and w
the kiver of the basad box
en fast to my trousers.
That was my .nierlm'Ses
venture, S nice, and ri h
q g
it was, But I married
last, The old man 0 gin
and 11010 you can
while, a5
the family in your sirens
you please.
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Rulers andProminent
c!
e7el�w Assassinated.
�y
of young
the streets
shouting "Long
There
anywhere In
standard no longer
palace flagstaff,
on the
been performed
the bodies
plain wooden cofftins
and izttense
the people.
Ole THE UPRISING,
plot dates from
the suspension of
by King Alexander
This action increased
of the King.
ruler, and
bombastic pride
comments
of his subjects.
was planned
committees were
country and
with the army.
the revolution are
the new Ministers
Finance, respectively
and M. Volikavics,
Regiment o! Infantry,
was designated
the plot. Tho
are Colonels
the latter a
Drage, It was
that the plot
later; but
Parliament
question of the
and the return
Lieut. Langievitza,
]fastened
the adjutant
was entrusted
the plans.
LOCATION.
a portion
the beingbounded
of the east,
there is the famous
and on
military boundary.
of the kingdom
about two million
Servia groaned
but in
Milosh Obrcnovitch,
independence.
was
son of Miloslr
then ruler.
in June,
by M]Ian, who
Prince of Sercia
was succeeded
death has just
despatoh says:
Braga, Gee.
the Prime MSH-
of War and the
Pecovitab, and
a former
with the
Nilcoldem, and her
King's adjutant,
of the Royal
between raid-
on Thureslay
of a military
by Major Anjl-
posted in Bel-
on Thugs-
the acres-
of Peter Kara-
is expected that
will confirm.
tiro army of
as
The newspapers
for Ssrvia,
things is heart-
messes.
on the main
sidewalk, 'Phero
defence. against
private apart-
and Queen were
frons the Maln
reanlled. the
Affairs adjoins
visited by the
MADE NO SIGN.
quite during the
no sin Many-
that 31 large
g
patrolled the
sons not general-
The people
and discussed
The assemblage
toward the
by the troops.
of popular re-
d'etat. The
Stollen Pro-
of the In-
to the Minister-:Bosniaand
that the
complete control
wars all in -I
for the les-
rival ayvtasty oflmated
on Thurs-
have the effect
within doors,
gathered in
palace and dis-
I+'.vnrywbere
were on duty,
CO1nmmA]ldiltg all
The troops
cockades bear-
ciper, and have
flowers and
leaves, Bands
been parading
flags and
Ifarageorgevitch."
play of crape
The royal
from the
Post-mortems
Queen have
tors. Subsequently
placed in
city is illuminated,
prevails among
CAUSE
The present
time after
stitution
April 7.
unpopularity
never a strong
ganee and
many contemptuous
a large section
The revolution
ago, Secret
ized in the
co-operation
leaders of
have been
tier and
Sahickovics
the Sixth
risoning Belgrade,
carry out
the regiment
and Machid,
law of Queen
ally intended
be exrcuteU
the new Servian
settle the
to the throne,
Belgrade of
Queen's brother,
Colonel Naumovics,
the Ring,
execution of
SERVIA'S
l"Seryl fos
an Peninsulaon
and Roumania
the south
ince of Albania,
the Austrban
P°Pulation
at
For centuries
Turkish despotism,
der Prince
obtained quasi
absolute independence
Michael, a
witch, being
was assassinated
was followed
known as
Prince Milan
ander, whose
place so tragically,
o!
NORTH BEND DAM BURST
British Colu2mbia Town Nearly
Wi od Out.
A Vancouver, B, C,, despatch says:
North Bend, the pretty divisional
point on the C. P. R. near which
the Eraser River ,first Coutes into
view of west -bound travelers, Was
subjected eas•]y on Thursday morn-
•
ing to a Johnstown flood experience,
happily without fatality, or, as it
now appears, very serious proper-ty
loss. The dam Uy Id •a little
flu hem High up filo mountain lido is
"Converted into a natural reservoir•
and the town supplied with water,
power.__ttnd light bloke under pres-
sure of the heavy contributions of
the molting S0o,5, and a wave of
turbid destruction swept down upon
the town. Trees, boulders and de-
Ur'Is of all setts came with the tor-
rent, and numerous sxnall buildings
were washed from their foundations,
twhile at the Fraser Canyon House
and the depot buildings fully a foot
of slimy otic deposit marked the
floors. The flood came only a foe,
menaonts after the erypress had pass-
ed, and the track was obliterated
where the torrent crossed, Wreck-
ing and ditching crews were barreled-
ly dospat>Jl,ed to the scene from eith-
er end of the line, and by diverting
the course of the rtlalaway stream it
reported at 5 o'clock in the
o nlutg All clanger had been rentov-
ed. The restoration of the dam and
water wo]cs will proceed as soon as
Sha '1 fl floods • aro over,
;
TERRIBLE CONFESSION
Woman Poisoned Brother Wife
and Child.
A. Kalkaska, Michigan, despatch
says: Alter two weeks' work Pro-
sq utoi E. C. Smith has secured rho
Confe �encoloo! Ma:. Mary i\icXiiight
murder cold-blooded premeditated
Ureler of her own brotlierJohn
Murphy, Gortrtrde Murphy, ills young
wife, and their theee'on..nths-old ba-
by. Apartial confession tons made
Monday evening, in Meech Ml's, Me-
Knight denied killing the baby. Late
on Tuesday night Smith again called
at the woman's cell at Tier request,
this time she mode a complete
confession,
In her ifrst statement she admit-
ted. giving Ma•, and lilrs. Murphy
capsules of ati•ychm•ne and •quin•ine
maxed. Last night she said: "I
didn't intend harm to any of them.
I did give the baby the strychnine.
It woke up and cried while its mo-
tiler was gone, and I nixed up a
little strychnine in a glass with
some water and gave a spoonful to
the baby. I didn't mean to halm
the little thing at all. I confess-
ed all to the Lord this afternoon,
And I feel that HC has forgiven me.
I really didn't mean to harm any of
then],
" When Gertrude crone home and
found the babydead site got Awful]
nervous. She aero to mand said
Mary, can't you give 1010 something
to quiet nae, something that you
take yourself?'. I said that I would,
and I really._didn't think that it
would hurt her if I gave her, one of
the strychnine capsules, She had
spasms right after that, and X sup-
pose that it was the strychnine that
killed her, I really didn't mean to
hurt her. Then John scooted to feel
so badly about it, so broken up,
that I often thought after Gertie
died that it would be better if be
were to go too. John was feeling
bad one night, a couple of Weeks af-
.ter Genie died. He came to me
and wanted something to quiet him,
I hacl two or three of the capsulae
on my dresser, and I told him to go
and get one of them. I didn't mean
to hurt him, but T thought that it
01115 soothe him, and then I
thought it would be for the best if
ho were to go, anyway, He helpedg'
himself. I don't know whether he
took one or two, Then he went to
bcvd, and h
by -and -bye hr called me.
Ivlet let came, too, and he bean to
have those same spasms, sins, began
sup-
0se that the strychnine P
p t o st ychnin° ryas work-
ing'•
1'hn whole of the coatpssioi w•as
Z vi �tt'q>juntarity, and Mrs. Me-
g grsed it after Prosecutor
Smith had twrittsn •it out,
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rj`ilnFort
present Ring of Uganda is
Daudi Clttil, a soli of Mwanga, The
little Ring is only 7 or 8 years old,
Hp has Haver known life except 011-
der the new regime, and so he'will
probably always be content to be a
Puppet in the hands of his w]tbte
masters, enjoying much attention
and consideration if he behaves him -Rainy
self and retaining some semblance of
Power, Ile has been taught to read
and write, is bobng introduced to the
amenities of civilized life and is sur-
rounded onlyMuskrat
by those who, it is
hhought, I ribay benefit hid i11ppays
him. The British stillbthink it pays
to maintain a semblance of royalty
on Uganda. But the native sove-
reignty, not without futile struggle
and much suffering, has retired far
g'
the background.
j �����
'HE
'—
'rices of Crain, Cattle, etc
in Trade Centre.
Smoked
13}c; rolls,
backs, 14 to
13; to 14c.
Lard -
Wo quote:
SOtc; -pails,
y
9,°
)MSINLSS
Montreal,
markets continue
values firm.
firm; there
millers still
ter is higher,
the finest
1g'}c for unsalted;
about the
exported at
bids for it
while salted
more than
exporters limo
t
1.N,c for the
changed locally,
price has
8d for white,
(/rain -No.
No, 1 Northern,
pas, (;;ic
rye, 52e east,
wheat, 46
to 36,c afloat,
flaxseed, 51.15
American,
48c; No.
Ala nitoba
seconds, 53,80
53,40; ()Mari°
to 58.(30:
$1.75; patents,
oats -Millers'
card 53,355
toba bran,
to 522, hags
in hulk, $18.50
]yolk, 519.50
Provisions -Heavy
cut pork, 524;
50; light imported,
short. cut,
lard, 84 to
1.Uj to 11c;
harts, 181e
15e; fresh killed
75. Eggs --Net,
No, 2, 101e,
creamery, grass,
dor, 1.7•Ic;
.
C Ilensr.-Onlai'bo
10+c for colored;
UNI%'I',D
Otolith, Jule
To arrive -
Northern,
781°; July,
hlllwatrkoo'
Firm; NO,
Northern,
Milted. stye
834e, parlay
sample, A6
d87c asked,
Minneapolis,
closed , --
78�c; September,
meats- Hams,
1.11c; shoulders,
14(5; breakfast
The market is unciuinged.
-Tierces, 101°;
11c; compound,
1a to
10(°;IAA
bacon,
tubs,
8 to
local
with
oats
in flour,
But-
asked for
and
is
can belle
English
to 96s,
not bringWhile
not allow
than
is un-
English
to 53s
colored.
79}c;
William;
73c here;
buck-
oats, 36
in store; II
corn,
bailey,
.Flour-
to 54.20;1
bakers',1
53.-
to l
Rolled
In bags,
-Man 1-
520
bran,
in
521.
shote
521,-
to 51.80;
refiner]
lard,
t0 1.11°;
14 to
$S
to 1:3c;
fed-
16(c•
less,
cIcsed -
No, 1
Northern,
7S$c.
•-•ual.nd
No, 2
76*c
1, 813 to
2, thee;
- Ju]•
yr
-- Wheat
78g to
_
Toronto, June
market is quiet, with
To. 2 white quoted
10. 2 red winter, 73
ie heights, and
Pc middle; Nn, 2goose
Midland. Manitoba
To. 1 hard quoted
.nd No. 1 Northern
1into
ch. No, 1 hard, :Mc
rttnsit, lake and
Torthern, 89c,
Oats -Tile market
at 31c,
at 31} to 81(c
1 white, 324 c
Barley -Trade is quiet,
q
'tetra quoted at 44c
Aid No. 3 at 42((e.
Rye -.Che market is
nst for No. 2.
Peas -Trade dull,
toted at 64 to 6 rc
l ucicwheat-Nothing
nominal at
ice,
Corn --Market is
trnerican yellow quoted
7c on track, Toronto,
fixed at 66c Toronto.
Fleur -Ninety per
noted
tets no ay
g buyers'45
ort. Straight rollers
rands for domestic
8,25 to 52.40 in bliss.
our steady; No, 1
o 54.20, and strong
o $3,90 in bags, Ttlronto•
Mi]lioed Bran is
CPC. At outside
noted at 516.50 and
0.
0d shots Manitoba 22 ]neon
at 5
_
THE DAIRY
Butter -The demand
,1991105 equal to requirements,
rices' aro steady, We
-lb 'rolls, 15 to 16c;
lids, uniform . color,
aces, colla And tubs,
a*pinnry Prints, !Nei
Ibggs-Market is fine,
emend, Case lots
le per dozen, and
U§c.in
01accsc 7'ho market
Rh prices easy at
s,
16. -Wheat -The
demand firma,
at 73,e east,
to 73(e, mid-
No. 2 springat
at 65con
wheat is steady;
at 84c Goderich,
at Sac Godes.-
grinding in
rail, and No. 1
is steady; No. 2
high freight,
g
middle freight,
cast.
with No. 3
middle frieght,
steady at 5".c
with No. 2 white
high freight.
b
doing, with
88 to 381° out-
strong, Nn, 8
at '56* to
and No. 3
cent. patents
t sacks,2.72 for
of special
trade quoted at
Manitoba
patents, 54,10
bakers', 53.88
tier at $17.50
]points bran is
shorts At 517.-
sacks, 520,
MAR1i5TS,
is fait, with
and
quote: -Choice
fresh daily
15c; second
12 to second
c;
solids, 18 to
with good
sell At 18* to
checks at 10 to
rules tluiet,
11 to ilia per
Cufod
, With a good
.elelty,
and etwe -1s i,s.
e t"T
. dr7 Short
AT MONTREAL.
June 16. -The
fairly active,
Wheat is steady,
is no change
quoting variously.
18Se being
Townships creamery,
the unsalted
only kind that
present prices;
are about 95s
butter will
90s, which will
to pay more
best. Cheese
though tho
fallen Sid per cwt.
and 565 for
1 Manitoba wheat,
78c, Fort
high freights,
5SSe afloat here:
to 481°; No. 2
88to 39c
on track here:
56 to 561e; feed
3 barley, 51c,
patents. 54.1.0
to Sd; strong
straight rollers,
in ]tags, 51.87*
53.70 to 54,
rices, 81,85
Pg
per barrel. Feed
518 to $20; shorts,
included; Ontario
in 519; shorts,
to 520; nriddlings,
Canadian
short cut. thetas,
$1.75
Sia, compound
Pc; porn Canadian
tlnrst lard, 11
to 14(c; bacon,
abattoir hogs,
Enid, 12+
ptltter'-ahOrv139]ilp9
18 to 18(c;
Western dairy,
10(o; 7'ownshbps,
white lc
+•
CHINESE FIRE BRIGADE
^_
Carry Banners and Clan Gongs
Pekin Burnsg g
A Pekin despatch says:' Some of
the papers received from Europe p
p
sneak of rho final and deluite refu.snl
•0f China to yield to the Russian de-
maims respecting Manchuria, stat-
1 g
•frig, •in the face of su,eli refusals, that
Russia considos '11 prucleut to 10-
ty eat. 'Those capable of entertaining
such, an astonishing miscolrception ell
China's power would have had all
object lesson could they have wit-
nosed •the fire in the contra of Pclzin
on Tuesday afternoon, %thereby for
the second time in three years the
Board. of Revenue buildings were de-
stk'oyed. The resources of Pekin
tvero •pxhaustcd in vain °minden,
and the roaring flumes were cont-
batted by him dm'ec1s of men cariyht g
banners and blocking all move-
anent. There Was a hideous Manger
g
of gongs and t.omrtoms as' at a
South Sea Island cercm,oly, For
exttngtushmg the Ma•ntes the ailed i-
ties depended upon water carried in
old kerosene tins and bean oil bas-
kers, add the yea of appliances dat-
Ing back to the titno of Refits, As-
aletange was also given by some
rho time Waterloo, as+lnchbs back
unavailinjets of dirt, Waiter. Tho
g Y
flames were preventers fron spent -Ming
towards the French hospital by the
exertions of tan foreign legation
gtl al'da. g g
---
The Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, au-
Sher of "In His Stops," has a sake
of Minion, He tens this story on
himself of a young couple who ap-
plied to him to be married, 37e per-
loaned the ceremony with due Sol-
y
enmity and congratulated Sha .bride.
Then he observed tho bridegroom
searching through hisg
g g pockets end
looking a bit humiliated and aahaxn-
ed. "T ala afraid, parser," he said,
"that 7 ain't got any Loney to pay
you with, ' Then, after a moment
of (1001) thought, looking ;fp cheer-
fully, he added, "But T •Can •tell you
how you can Six your gas -meter so
it won't register•,"
_`
+
LARGE PAPER 1lI�ILL.
-
Now In Course of 'Tree At,
Sturgeon ]ells."Jerusalem,"'set
At Sturgeon falls, it the Province
of Ontario, a large pulp and paper
mull is in the course of erection. The
pulp will be mladufaetul'ed into pa-
per right or the spot and 500 stands
will be m'et'ro, ed. It is anticipated
1 y P
that the population of l'b0 Low7L will
be increased by 2,000 within n
shot period. 31 the pulp were sh]p-
ped to the United Suites and .(itiish-
ed there, the gain for Sturgeon Falls
would be small Casting with what,
•it will be under existing airaumottler-
Two ihorannd new settlers
moans a new tuielisi for the farmer
worth in. the tit it y of 5160,000
atlnlralt. Irma is a• practical 11`
]estrat.fon of what manufactories
for the agriculturist, Wheat is
being clone at Sturgeon Falls can
be duplicated at many points, pro-
video that adequate encouragement
is gluon to i,rve+ato's.' If, instead of
sending our pulp l,p al)r'0ad and provide d-
in employment for forei r
g 1 foreigners, Ivo
were to look after the interests of
our otvn worltmen, we would open
l n up
largo fields of employment for our
labor, anal at the some. t.irin place
large suns of money right at .the,
doors of the farmer. Canada can
eland many peppy ex 7t+Stances like
I
which has fallen, to the lot of
Falls. -Stratford Herald,
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CATTLE SENT FROM TEXES
-1^
Forty -Sur Plnndred Head Ship-
ped to Canada,
it Mastitis, Texas,deepateh says:
,l he Il x!lser h :dapped Meter -five ••Hardin+
Johe 1c ns , tlppnd
hurilclu`rlct hood of r;Atatlr; in bond h•Om
his ranch in :Mexico Ur Canada. -
) u tt. (31.h
• t ,.
shiprsArpts 01 cattle from
Mexico t' Canaan l
r O A ARli a`e no1V being
ntmrdo,
---
MAY START IN CANADA
--
Largest Steel Manufacturers in
Britain Consider Plan.
A vont:, ••
P
josvop, ofcAt e firm sof says: William
& Sol, Slaeifbeld, Fmglan'tl, the larg-
est steel nrnnufacturers in the world,
who is in Montreal on a visit, stat-
ed on 'J'hilrsdA that since coming
to Canada he had been urged ]y
Canadian customers and represent
atives t0 open worlds in Canada, and
it tvtts probable that some bine in
7
the.. future this might be comp. As
80011 as ho rv+turned to England tho
ques'LInii would be fully discussed,
and some definite, action decided uo
01t. P
The Duke of Gambridgn's special
hobo is the collecting of snatll
bo15es of which h h s m'e
ala fel nunabar and ]li • Helly won-
s ohect.ion is
probably rho &]arg0st priv'at.e ono in
t y
he world. Iii• o1 these 1 '•has
bought at various aures, but the
g••eater number wore boquoathntl to
hitt by the Ductless of Gloucester,
incl those who know of theDukes .os,
fancy freciuottl•
y •present hon with
ral'0 apCCf177C71a. Ti.0 salUly box he
ise s nt.ost i,
p C $ a gold Uite o.f exgl7is-11105'
ito workmanship given to George
g
day, by his Urido °n their' wedding'mean
'Phis box the Duke invariably
carries with ]tint.
SEA13CIl 1P011 A DIA]
whole feeding her pool
Eaton , of Doylestown, r Pa
valuable diamond ring
Suspecting that one of th
swallowed the gem, she f1
by cutting oft tlto heads
Twenty-seven pullets had
tattltated brfo'e the diar
i'oclaifli d firer the 0
offending 1311'd,
+
STABBED THE GENERAL
--'-
Jewish Midwife's Revenge Upon
Her Prosecutor,
A lt.iott', Russia, clospa4ch says:
'While a Jewish midwife named I'dun-
shin, who was arrested on a politi-
cal charge, was being interrogated
by General Novitsiky, chief of the
gendarmerie, she rushed upon
g• Ion him
.with
with. a knife, wihlela she had eon-
°Haled 1n Ines drnas, and In/fltc'ted a
wound in his neck. The general's inn
jury is not serious.
'—
had a llOL01',i0t1.91dACUltnflPr,!1��]TU¢+]l�
before him. In the cou'so of his ext
amination his honor asked: "'What
has become of ,your associates in
your early lifo of crime?" ""They're
all hanged, said the Prisoner, ""ex-
wept your honor and myself!
M
' "'
Tons (enthusiastically) - '"i love „that
everything that is grand, beautiful, ,Sturgeon
pectic, and 7olioly. T love the peer-
loss, the serene, and the perfect, in
life. Mabel - "Why did you not
propose before"
-- --
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IRON IN PARRY SOUND
-'-'
Soa Cornpeny Opens Up Deposits
of a Fine Quality,
A ..-
despatch says: The
Canada Iron a.nd Furnace Company,
which the Coneolictated Lake Su-
perlor Oorepany is lergoly interest-
ed, have started operations on an
extensive rnagnotic iron property sit-
twelve rnilos from Egansvflle,
in the Parry Sound distybet. In mak-
ing the announbement of the open-
ing the prosidemt of the eom aey,,
ear. G, TA, IYr'ueeme ietated that
the ore was of a very high wade,
and found particularly vele:able when
P O e .
+
mitrcod,wath;tho bog o;o. to leo Pound
_ .
in the Ctlm an S'tl� clerics. at Mal-
R7 y d p p
- -
Q,rteu. ._.,
WORTH IT.
Mrs, 11, "Mrs, Cattors.
ex emery Wali, cops;y't, sh
tl.
:Mr, lit -"'Yes; but she
leusband wo'yleci to 0end
time."
Mrs• IT, (admiringly) -
worth iii"
STA'rJIS MARKETS,
16, --Wheat
No. 1 hard, 81c;
130e; No. 2
80c; September,
June, i8, -Wheat
1 Northern, 85c;
88 to 840; July,
- Steady; No.
- Steady; No.
t° 530, Corn
June 16,
doly.
Cash, f3pCt Jnlyy,
7i�c;
KN>1►4,
"My dear," sand Mrs, Jorgson, as
elle closed the bock elle had been
reading, ""do you know what 18 the
most Carious thing in the world?"
"Of course 7 do, I. replied the bru-
Sal hall of :the combination, Ilse
na05t Wien thing in the World
a woman that iekr't cunlianlsJl- 'moi',
I70G PRODUCTS.
'Dressed hogs are steady.
,oats are unchanged,
g•
)mato, Wo quOtel-73acon,
. 0
U,) to 10*a, in ton-
Orkr mess, $�1 to Itlw7R,G(ly
•10
it, $2"2,150 to ;$�3,
��
"Policemen," sold rho
addressing the officer '
the rnudd o•os,
g b Y
you direct ins------" T7m•a
and fell, "----to the near:
. , gathering
he r.pni,lntled, t%¢ihetmg in
''•� in h35 AUllbd
and 4o the g
"v5heto they °learn c10t11ds
"Whet can I preach about next
Sunday that will please the entire
congregation?" ation?" ttsic d h newmin-
r g asked the in
Setcr. ' I>reaali about the culls. 0f
tithes," replied the ol'd deacon;
,. , ' . , 1 p ,
, ,.
tlretp lsn t.aiin:nnntlsoiOf the ttOUY,,.c1113on,ty
I' -ati0 Liz is worth yCl' , 'l. -�
over '
g og n at O °b, x000
. .. .. . Q •.
a year,`M .:,: „.„,
of my mor-
a, did you
to mo one
s house to
milt',
he proceed -
their a won -
Sally there
d appreciate
coin Sally,
lova up 'La
daddy was
out. And
man - the
n that ever,
e often wen-
d be such a
with such
a father, She
E • sure, at
d now, you
be expected.
doe but ugli-
to town and
fancy do-
se -grease fort
so forth, 1
her up; and
et • in a
)wards heti
rifle,
en T arriv',
bilin' some
}y to peddle
I a slloty --
having re -
e, however,
n•aggs had
to set right
u'lasses he'd
vhicll, nude
;in', Ginger
but as ho
I squatted
ch contain -
not notic-
like daty-
ere a spell,
wondering
done„ the
✓ such ter -
have you
not daring
id discover.
CO,l7C to
it business,
s smarted l !I
1^ou obene-
utea, 1 will
with that
an so p2'e-
sly devrolop-
understand
igo, and in
thin,
tu't=e notic-
ing numer-
ughter, anti
ith infinite
n will give
for you for
try if you
myself in
what do
roply was?
"Take Sal -
tally point -
me to scat -
of patience,
cal • what oc-
was smash -
"I should
ou, but the
here, and
s you out
how I was
181 cm tche'd
t candy off
11 over nay
tors as I'm
off made me
I was so
great bog
1 right be-
sot I, "you
deformity,"
e door, di -
ready to
Sera • burst
Sally spoke
sloe, "hold!
pantaloons
d I leaped.
skeered, for
feet out -
co a prairie
ittd me tin -
ben T dial
Was stick -
candy ed -
hot work
Sally at
fu anter a
rookon up
as soon as
MOND.
try, Mrs.
., missed a
she wore.
e hens had
ivostigatcd
of At19paets,
been de -
tend was
rop of the
011 dt'e5sea
?"
keeps her
t all
the
"Well, It's
st7`allgrr,
vim was
sllsg, "can
he slipper].
5t plea',"
811111 119
garments,
4