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verything Pay
despatch from B
Gives -Tile et/edition ot
coutinaien Savorable, ao
ocearred to shake the f
tending surgeons and pl
expressed that he Will
holes in the stomaeli
by the perforatioa of t
now considered '1100.10
Burney and his assoeia
eminent eurgeon .301111.e
that the beef juice fed t
through the'utouth wit
gusted tie proof of thi
time has also elapsed t
doctors in asserting th
' of inflammation wiser
lodged has clisappeare
limed that the ball ha
eneysted in the muscles
and unless its location
troublesome later on th
be any aneSSIty for 1'01
Tile Skill et the phys
therefore mainly direete
and treatment of the
by the ineision made ir
when the operation w
Tale wound is progrese
torily.
EVIDENCE OP 1111511,
• The President now b
and normally, and the
. the respiration record t
was considered valueles
donee of improvesnent
dent's keen relish of th
given him and the inert
lowance from one to (11
fele, and the fact, that
becoming more healthy
The President cordinu
spirits, but lie confessed
attendants that he was
some. Ile requested th
ed in another bed; a d
formed in the imettres
has lain since he was
Milburn Mosso and had
discomfort. Another
laded, end he was care
to it without difficult
vi: tually decided tha
will be made to remove
to Washington until he
ly recovered, and in a
can be said that there
hood that this will be
BRAVE MPS. SicI
McKinley still
same brave fortitude s
since the tragedy occur
The members of the
torraty-Generaf Knox.
Gage, es well as those
-are utiaaimously of the
Czolgosz's offence is
State of New York am
mei that there is no 2'
to. cover the case. It
that the local authorl
0.Waiting the resnit of
formulate their charge
assailant of the Preslt
NO BLOOD POI
At the conclusion o
night conference of the
doctors gave annther 02
ifying report of their
gress. The physicians
to leave the Hilburn I
shortly before 11 o'cl
Ports which they had
mite could hardly (111.011
gratifyieg than th(•.;‘,
din anti Dr. Myntez• cc
thcr. The latter said
improving. I desire
count of his blood sh
in a normal condition
taut we eau aanounce
there is not the least
blood poisoning."
He referred the repo
Wasclin, of the Marine
vice, who was standin
for a nicotine interpr
latter expleined that
blood was it microsco
tion of the relative nu
and rod corpuscles itt tl
termine whether inflam
sort existed. An Mc
corpuscles, relatively s
show infleunination anc
of the blood that migh
itonitis or a blood poi
TM said that a, few 11
were taken from the I
and microscopically to
direction. -We found."
the number of White
abollt 110rinal, Wlii
Were slightly b'elow 11
instlincient nutrition si
tion. Tho count w
entaintied Dr. Wasdin.
fact that blood poison
1st, of which he felt
remove every Shadow
resultis that we fuel s
rag (het not a trnee o
Mg, peritonitis, or iss
ists. The test (mild
more solisfaCtory."
GIIEAT DEEP U
Courage and nerve
meets do not speak w
eloquent force in ac
the hero into greatest
Tito general W110 rib
relent in the battlefiel
who riske his million8
market, the statesman
lOt'l') 11 gseitt issue, ell
ent ramie in public to
rOVeronoo. It is not
the qualitieS displa
• those achielieltielits 01
03111101 to more distin
thousauds who every
the public eye, rise
degree of human capal
Tho world will itt
dectidou in the, nett
life, but for the surge
ed mi. President Vi
there is hardly a 9
Yet the courage and
surgeon la not hesits
the knife for operatio
in whom -the Whote
5000 (1801, must COM
Miration of all fittr-m
surgeon rose to a
The isette was the 111
'Justice of tho great).
earth. Holding the 1
hair's breadth mIgh
parable national lose.
The tribute Whicls i
recto in
don.
env a--
eleetri eat
impelled
at boon),
efforts 1.43
regardless
And leng-
disturbed
malt of
Comae
, whose
as secured
enerating
for the
fanchoster
1 (11130111117
vith, ' the
oflt.
'mete say
• onssuelt
company
generating
an supply ,
the West -
the first
onge
010-
)hOrLly to
an COMpe-•
COMO tO
4CtlirerS•
21C11 has
coriduit
mind to
only the
15 of works
00 a. total
S.
ow York
epartment
ari0 11a.,70
and pub -
Pox in the
ese critics
keep away
, who get
uatry is
ox, when.
may not
ts in their
• of which
Ing things
cretary to
makes
ty is tho
revs the
ry Milnicl-
sease with
r to clear
of having
g up news
kill out,
s virulent,
statement
Now Yorlc
that in
ty of New
80 deaths
the bo-
altan, and
about 700
Id, from
ich Swore
k, and of
• per cent.
o less thaxi
s hoped in
the pro -
XS.
obbed oi
,000
rt says : -
y, who is
am Hotel,
y night of
.0001
El that it
of Julien
is missing.
d for Ids
Ot,15s that
d from tho
o the value
their cases.
, and lie.
worth of
remainder
11 inissiog.
eve the ho -
circlets ('0-
1. seen
ir4.9011r of
malting 0.
Orions jett,
°len jewels
orals. The
valet only
t the play
obhery wan
c Holmes."
,I111811.
of Peace in
burg, Pa.,
a peaceful
• with the
were heard
persistency,
00 to deny
sa0 that
col workers
Wen. Ile
Board had
the strike
1 that he
rk tO Make
for the pro -
T- OUR.
p To Bo
00. sayst-11
es of Corn-
isit 1111118h
minmy the
id ;After a
trn to roo-
st, of Wired -
o return of
lis arrange -
the advieo
anylug 1110
eCetiSary On
delicate con -
Ise ihn only
ent to ace
114 transeon-
fINFIBPNT
C si• ..I.
•
Mr, McKinley's
Opinion,
3 ,,P. A.44.,, 41.4.4.
.
Recovery
thousands who,
the public gnee,
exact the rarest
most supreme courage
the achievements
I Ali.
car-
•fulfill
gen-
of
HIS
N. Y.
eir-
that
re"
first
and
has
his
of
orna.-
about
od his
and
-ex.
eat-
on-
au-
he
as is
is
he
think
for
nor
and
which
117
upon
the
the
apart.
tan-
ears.
the
made
de-
not
in his
not
pleas-
by-
deal
The
als
man
little
• • is.
a dun-
from
what
him is
°ilea
'
, i
a s.
he
and
if he
is
the
Anar-
gets
wall
is
aceoni-
other
and
are
wishes
Driven
men,
lath-
under
WOr-
ac-
i
repr 3-
is
en-
Me-
in
kill-
rnr-
in tho
21
on the
which
.
sayroit,
30.713
at
Com-
were
I he
Unica
was
Cape
Port
The
open-
and
Capt.
Cape
of
been
.
g 1,
MAR PTS OF THE. WORLD
Foos of oattui, 0110:0, 0.0,1,, 4e
in '11;10 Lelitilng triVitS.
. --
Toronto, Sept. 17.-1Vheat-The loe
cal grain trade is quiet; Millers are
finding it dillieult to secure Supplien, ilile
I$ farmers are holding off for higher
rile"' Vacua are prinelpally lin.
changea. Males of old \elate and red
LO millers, at 68 to 08*e low freights
vhile exportees quote 67c middle
freig•la. Nov white in clenouniat
o
eto millers. No. 1 Spring nmia-
ul at 0C middle freight, and No. 2
goose at 0211 middle freight Maul- feriags
tuba wheat, old, is hold at 82e for
No. 1 hard, and 711e for No. 2 grind- sold
ing in transit, prompt shipment; No.
1 new hard, September, quotea at 80 in
to 81e. 'Domini° and west, 1.2c lower.
oess-q•he market seas quiet to -day
t 0011 igel p ecoe New No. 9 ever,
at
solid 'coven; to. 'millers at 84c.
Peas -Trade quiet, and prices un-
changed. Nu. 2 is quoted at 70e
high, and itt 710 middle freight.
j • mi • •
Miley- le mathet is steady. No.
2 quoted at 10 Lo 47c; No. 3 extra
at 45e, and No. 3 at 42 to 14e, all
Inlddlo freights, there
Corn -Market quiet with sales of
No. 2 Canadian yellOw at 56c west,
and mixed at 53*11. U. 8, yellow
nominal at Ole On track Item, ewe,
Bye -The market. is steady with
sales at 19e, middle freights, and 50c
oast, •
Deenseheot-market dull with prices
purely nominal.
mis quiet.
Flour -The arket Nine- pounds
ty or rent. patents quotecl for ex-
port In tails, at 39.00 middle freight.
Choice straight rollers in bbls, local- 1,050
ly and for Lower Provinces, 38.10 to
83.25, Hungarian patents, $1.05, from
bags included, at Toronto, and from
strong bakers', $8.80.
a ---, arce is ower, ear
Gatlin.. 1 II I t • 1 • lotst'
ec, 3,S.71 in hags, anel 313.85 in wood. 307.
Broken Iota, Toronto, 30c per bbl.
118(00,.
Millfeed-The macket is quiet with
gs small. Cars of bran for
o:Terinm
shipment quoted at 313 west. and
shorts at 815 west. Ton lots of ing
bran sell here at $14.50, and shorts cwt
at 316.50.
iavv.t STOCK MARKETS.
Toronte, Bonk17.-Roceipts at the
Western Cattle Market to -day wore
ght. There Were 62 ears
generally lih
In 41 1-974 entirle' 1894.611°0' 7C)°
hoge and 56 calves. Traab Was good
except in exporters, in which, demand
Wee good, but quality WaS not up to
the mark, ana they Were train 10e to
a tsunami off. Good butehers'
cettle wero the Steadiest,
Were not many offering. xnjor43.1, t\i‘l,eert.:
steads', with Ile °lenge in In'iCe8'
Sheep Were all cleared up, though
i0sport .t sheeP
dragging slightly, xl 1
were easier.
Export Cattle -Really choice ani-
teals wore wantiegs, and the best of-
sold at $1.:87* to $0, °raj_
.
nary •Ionds, averaging 1,300 pounds,
at $4•50 to $1,71.
Butchers' Cattle -Trade was good
this line, everything being cleared
Up, is the olIerhigs were light. The
quiiiity was not really chola% how-
ancl She best, lots sold at $a to
84.95 per cwt. Fair aninialS sold
around $3.50 to 311.35 and tho coin-
moner stock ritr.$8 to $3.50 per oft.
Cows came in slowly and quality
• $8 a5 to
Wne better, selling at nom .-
$3.11Th.
Feeders -Demand was better, but
aro still 110 offerings. Prices
are ueclumgcd, good stock steers,
weighing from 1,100 to 1200,pounds
being worth from $6 to ' $4.25 .per
and heavier onas 33,50 to
$8,75. Light stock is worth 313 to
$8.50
Stockers -Were steady oat last
week's prices and receipts were light.
Animals weighing from 500 to 800
sold at from 32.55 to $2.85
per cwt.
Bulls -Those weighing front 900 to
pounds were selling at 39.50
while extra good animals ranging
1,200 to 1,800 pounds, brought
33,50 to 51.
allleh Cows -Good milchers wore
P ' • b t 345 t
Wall nig. ricas 'Were a ou • 0
n
Sheep -Were about the same, a d
all lines were cleared up, export ewes
bringing $3.85 to 83.50, bucks,
32,50 to 32.70 and culls $2 to $3.
Landis -Were steady, everything' be-
sold at front $3.75 to 34.25 per
and 32.50 to $3.25 each.
llogs--There WaS no change; selects
of 160 to 200 pounds, unwaterecl and
-neted at
unreel, off cars, are still q
37.25 lo $7 for lights and fats.
„„
It Nes-, o c a rom oz to 1110
CI* Sli tf
We quote:-
Exeort cattle, cholce,..34.75 $5.00
do medium, per cwt. 1.25 4.65
do rows, per ewt 3.50 4,00
ea, e pie , ..)
t Im-' ltt ' k'd 4 '0 4.75
U c . ih
do choice 4.00 1.50
do fair 3.50 4.00
do 3.00 3.'0
C01150(0l) o
do 3.00 3.75
- ---
do bulls 3.00 3.50
Dulls. exPe heavy. , cwt 3.50 4.00
do liglit, per met 2.50 11.00
Feeders, short. keep 8.85 1.05
do inediuM., 8.50 3.76
tie light.. :3.00 8.50
Stockers, 100 to 60011) 2.75 8.00
o --
do off -colors & bulls. 2.00 -.to
Mitch cows, each.- 30.00 50.00
shee i export ewes 335 3.50
- I. • - • '
bucks per OVA 2.60 2.75
do , Is •
do culls. each-. 2.00 3.00
Lambs, each 8.75 4.25
do Per owts- - •••••-• 3.75 4.25
Cahes• per head-. 2.00 10.00
Ilogs, °home, cwt....7.215 7.s., 0.00
Hogs. corn -fed... ..... 7.00 0.00
' 7 00
Flogs light, per cwt6.7.3 .
.
t6 75 7.00
Hogs, fat, per cw . ,...,..
THE DUKE IN* TORONTO,
-
BOVieted IsiSt cif EventS for HIS gn.
terilaiallient•
A (lest atch from Toronto says i -e
c. ps-s-,), j j heet0
• s' - sw lig PrOgrlillune, lae ,
sledded upon for the Duke of lork
toid 0011,e/ewe moth), oo,e,,,,,i.„
je Toronto s 0,0 „ 1000. „th„fters
- , 101:1 1 ' . procession t
noon a October ; o
kOliotyas.ehr;itielpier,d,1141tite:;1•,reesttety thlioevielritTtinilte
evening ; millteral i•oview at Exhi-
bition gro,opds e't, al. 0,eloes nest.
looming, the Royal party heaving it
at ono O'clock : conferring of degree
. .
.t e uke at ,Toronto thaiversity
on hD
.
in a ; na-
the •fternoon dinner at Per
merit Iinildings, 7 pan.:; remotion at
Parliament Buildings at 8.00 ; lett-ee
Tomato 9,80 Inset+ mora_lag.
- NEWS
III IN 11 NUTS
RI
,
Own
Easy
•
has
Oct-
the.)
the
de..
float- isets
Aug-
ins'
last
s
• d
atiSe
hay
• -
Mimi
of
two
In
in
Royal
US -
I'
i
lthe
is f
rails
110.ve
the
• o f
any-
p 07
the ,pality
the 'the
I
off
the
com-
is
cola
g ed
dim-
lumps
-
which
Lon-
army
of a
of ad-
end
KM-
3 ,
three
hun-
New
lox
is
he • 1
1 o
of
t I
ce
suiciclo
of
he
Nor -
pas -
at
his
house-
at
Is-
large
of
Vit.,.
bY
at
unus-
an
*teenier
of
of tho
dead at
it111ea
her
in a
she
GERIVIANS OIPPliTh El
secure mootzioni. colt
Xamelteeter and
•
a oArmtitatgeot%I'retrd(0)'s
Ineehisery „ea ap diauces
1
by the Industrial depressloi
aro malting determined
capture Ilinglieh markets
di proflt. Tholr Anweicaa
lish contpetiLors are merely
by the suddenness and etr
tiarGerman inctirsiots Tlic
General Elecitrio' Confpam
works aro on the' Spree, h
the ' contracts fer 'the
plant Mid switchboards.
nmnicipal tremways of 5
for $400,000, which, It ii
s
.
atclailtietilen.1Bci '1 °10° pco°1steePalt.IC°pr
Conipetitoes for the con
that le is impossible to 11.
ipricees. tAnother.t ithernian
e n eu to ills n two
for the Metropold
station in London, Wheiei
inghouse Company put in
four. In vlesv of the Min
tricot contracts that are 1
bo let In this city, Gems
titian is peettliarlY 110100
British and Yankee manuf
The London County Cot
Jest called for bids for
s *s. m of • • . •
3., to ts ante ays (Attu
00S1 315,000,000. Thie is
first instalment of 0. 51.13101
which. probably will invoi
cost of $100,000,000.
-
---0
,rable For
.. Surgeon's
,, .,.
THE VERY LATFST PROM
ALL THE WORLD OVER,
-....--
lifalo, N. Y.,'
the Pimedderit
oothing has
dill the at-
yaeLtas have
,•ecoyer. The
roper causea
he bellet are
I by Dr. Mc-
ies, end the
1 to the fact
o the patient
$ readily di-
• S'1.1111enmt
, warrunt, the
,
ill° hilliel'
1. 11 is be-
I now become
o i ' ,
Should prove
erif will Ivor
,orino it.
L"etou: is rim
d to the care
yound caused
the abdomen
as performed.
ing satisfac-
tOVESIENT •
'eathes deeply
addition of
o the bulletin
s. The evt.
the presj_
(1 the
:,. beef juice
„se j.„ his al-
ree teaspoon-
the wound is
18 in excellent
to ono of the
getting sone_
1.1 he be place
epression had ;veld.
t In which he :spotted
tiik.011 to OW
soe ,the
caused m
bed was pro-
fully removed
.. ft is noa•
t no attempt,
the Presideet
has complete-
.8i.ertil way it
i8 so liken-
nail October.
CINLEY.
displays the
10 has S11,2W12
rud.
Cabinet, At-
aul Secretary
who are here,
opiniOn that
against the
1 Erie CIounty
sterol statute
is understood
,,.s 120e 0117
3410 sh''t t1)
against the
ent.
307.cING,
1 the Tue.sday
...,
PhYslelans "le
stremeiy grat-
patient's pro-
did ilot begin
-,1 nes until
1:S1 e , .,
chs. The re-
to communi-
boon "me
nei. Dr. Was-
ane out toge-
__oil, Is stilt
to say that a
'
evs that it iS
and we feel
(iefinitely that
iudication of
teve to Dr.
Frw,pitai ser_
h'- ide
T at his e .
tomes, The
. count of the
'lc determine-
mbar of white
(e blood to de-
elation of any
eitsci of white
making would
'
deterioration
t indicate per-
soning.
Mops of blood
he of the ear,
;tad under his
said he "that
!orpuscles was
le the red cells
orinal, due to
1100 t11° 0901a-
As not made,"
"to verify the
ng (lid not e2C-
artain, but to
if doubt. The
"
lie it% 01111012110-
blood 1,018011-
Lamination ex_
not have been
•
NOTICED.
n mitical mo-
ith their inost
.8 which bring
notoriety.
nets a 211"n-
1, the plunger
on the stock
30110 1'1808 to
and a menials,
Imiration and
certain that
• 1 ii y of
.i i an
e
dale the indi-
:tioe than the
lay, tiuSeen by
ta the highest,
Silty.
'tiro serve mai
e: spheres of
m who aperitt..
iiam Alcitiniey
ssing thought.
ecision of that
,arty
LIng to bare
n, upon a man
world's interest
stand the ad-
sided men. The
smut occasion,
3 of the Chief
It repoblie on
11110 false to a
1000 11 tn ire-
due Dr. M. la
ninon is due
tallied Mom
missioes which
ins And the
trate speak iu
Loam
Iteresting Rents About Our
en_otintry, Oree.tpritain, the tinned
d A Parts of the Qlobis,
:elates, aii n
Oendensed and AsSorled for
Readings
CANADA,
_
The Nova Scatie. LegiSlaturo
been dissolved. General election
°I?"17'lli.e2Preinier will accorapany
iloym party on .Lho trip across
Continent.
Stretford has earriou n 820,000
bent:are by-law to pay off the
. . .
ing /lobe. .
Loadon polstonlee satirise for
ust show a reveeue of $5,400, an
crease over August, 1900.
•
Building permits in Hamilton
month reached 836,000, an increase
of 8170000(101' August, 1900.
A Spark fawn the threlel eat •
the destruction of 30 tans of
o G 11,1 A 1 ' . .
n mi. is u es, s fat in near
l'a
lt is Understood that tho Duke
Cornwall and York will eejo7.
(lays' chicken shooting in Manitoba
on hireturn
s , journey from hhe coast.
Work is about to be commenced
the erection in City nail Square,
Ottawa, of the cbildron•s monument
in memory of the soldiers who fell
s t; Ay
ou 1 Ilea.
Tho fetal attendance o.t the
tary Colic •
go, Kingston, numbers
90 an in P 00 1 +
Crease 0. -..., over ms....year,
sss „ . .
o. tile al 6eS 111.11.11 et M 10
"" 1 , t b • ' tl
tory of the Geneses
It Is stated that afessrs, 1110,olcon-
zie and Mann, who have the contract
for building 200 miles of railway
NoVa Scotia, sal/totals° their
from the Dominion Iron andSteel
COmPonY•
The Montreal authorities
abandoeed entrance-by-ticl.el, to
reception to the Duke and Duchess
•
(.1ornwon,in the City Hall, (ltd
ono who is suitably garbed may
his respects to the future ruler.
Ottawa City' Council has given
police pewee during the visit of
Duke of York to barricade certaie
streets and to order an vehicles
others, at their &sets:lion, M
interests of the public safety.
..
. GREAT 131LITAIN.
The new clocks and harbor Improve-
meats at Dover will cost $20,000,-
000.
King Edward has appointed a.
idng
minion to investigate Prof. ICooll'a
tuberculosis theory.
A dukedom for Lord Salisbury
spoken of in connection with the
•
onatiou honors.
.A. maidservant in London char
. •
u,ith theft from her mistress,
.
nutted suicide by swallowing
of cod.
Charles 9. Yerkes, who represents
an American syndicate, has secured
control of the projected Brampton
Piccadilly Tube Railroad,
.
gives hint complete control of
don's rapid transit system.
The appointment of Sir Embus
Wood to commaad the sccoad
corps marks the inauguration
new army scheme. The post
jutant-general which he vacates,
which will be robbed of Rs impor-
tunce by the progress of deeentrali-
zation inay
, be filled by General
ls--Nenny.
---e---o-!---
LOSING ALL HIS VANITY.
-
CZOlgOSZ Faye NO AttelltIOn tO
Appearance,
A despatch m B
frouffalo,
says; -Nobody uutside of Medal
eles sees Czolgo,sz, but .1t Is said
he has groivn to be exell 0. 1"000
•
pulsive object than when he was
locked up with his face battered
his clothes toru mid bloody. Ile
•
not been permitted to shave and
0 ,, .
acc is covered with a growth
scraggy beard that is not an
Loma. ,
Obe police are not worrying
tncir',,Pri,°"101'..ii, 901.801m1 aPPearanee•
The duties he naS to do are simple.
They consist 01 sleePing
plank, eating his meals, and ewe
thee appearing for further cross
=M.otion . The sleeping and the
nig are optional, but the appearance
t''n' el'°88-exalaillation 18 imPerative,
.
51001131117 he enjoys it, st is the
ly change he Las. His guards
swor none of ids questions, and
has milt asking them. So far
knowu Ito thinks the President
dead.
Ile Is weariag the same clothes
hail ,in when he shot the President.
He was not provided with a change
of linen. and the police did not
it was their duty to secure any
bins Ile wears neither coat
His faded shirt is soiled
with blood, the blood
W.aS drawa from his nose and face
w
blows hich ee r
weained
him immediately after he shot
President. Tiw button -holes ir4
culler of his shirt are ripped
His hair is long, heavy, and
gleil. It fails over his face and
and is begintimg to turn up at
back of the neck. Gzulgosz
one request for a comb. It wa.s
11011 hint, and since then he has
displayed the slightest interest
Personal appearance.
As he appears now, there are
very Many men who would be
ed to meet Czolgosz in a lonely
tc.„5,. at night. There is a. good
of the animal in his males -up.
i
Pol•ce say he has the phrenological
charaeteristics common to crimin
of 41, low and degraded 01088.
It is again reported that the
is breaking down, but this probably
is an exaggeration. Ms glettonOns
appetite May have fallen off a
aS is said to be the ease. That
only 1 1 It is no
. ne era . t surprising
either that the seclusion of
geon and the absolute isolation
the world. and front any oche of
ls being said and done about
a condition that has a '0001i ng
00(211 Upon. 1011Ceit aS groat as
Thinking the President is dead
„,„,h,,b1 ,
y expects to be executed,
'' -
it is likely he would kill himself
got the chance. Very good care
taken that he clues not get
chance, awat
t none of his h
chistcon e f d erates by any device
to hi in the means of a happy end.
Whether the Goldman woman
be brought here is it matter that
tinder disCis• • Nion iS the possibility
"* us -
of convietie t. her f boi
6 0 lig an
plico in the crime if she were brought'
to trial here. As to the disposition
of her case, as well as in every
Matter connected with Czolgosz
hhe. deed, the local authoritiee
. . .
yielding in every way to the
of the Federal authorities.
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AUSTRALIA'S NAVY.
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scheme Now Belhg, Dperted. by the
COMIlionWealtb.
. ,
A deSpateli from London sayst--A
the a lv I11011 ft tan
,espetc I to . .
Sydney, New South 1Valos, says that
sh, Jo.m. _ -. . . . _
I seorrest, lionised. of De-
fence of the Commonwealth of Aus-
- . ,
t int is dream a liederal naval
-1." , 8'
minas. Minium at the eventual for-
•-- , , -
motion of it purely Australian navy,
which he regards as speedily n ee„_
SarY• I -To thinks that the existing
system of paying Croat Britain 10.
naval defence is unsatisfactory.
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XIS RIGID SCIPILINE.
DI
The Punctiliousness of Xing Ed-
ward VII.
Edward VIT., although ono
f the b st 1 n . cl of men is known
o e - im ot e ,
to be a martinet in all matters of
80001, precedence, and social usage,
s• 1 t
r ince i s accession many instances
of his rigid discipline have been
nrisle known
mitde
While he was Crossing fromtourists
Os-
borne to the mainland chwing the
of the f ier 1 of the tteen he
wee1 ' hatulthea fl cl
observe d t ag was lo e tv recl
On the mast of the vessel.
"Why is this ?" he said sharply to
the captain, 'who stammered, "Your
Majesty the Queen is dead."
o''yes- -.
but 1 h T1' 1 t
,am ere. lis raa
is the old 1 • E I d
y p acc in l rig an to -day
where the ilag should not be lower-
ed." -
The keeper of the Tower with oth-
er dignitaries waited upon the King
after his a.ccession, to offer him, aac-
cording to custom, the keys of th t
fortress. The King received them,
but continued steadily to regard the
official, and with a look of annoy-
'Ince'
• • i .0 anything - What can
"1" et
I do, your Majesty ?" hesitated the
keeper.
u home and put a bend of crape
Co
on your overcoat," Naas the reply.
A year or two ago a portrait of
one of the secretaries of the Xing,
who was then Prince of Wales, was
Subnlitted to his inspection by the
artist. The Prince glanced at it,
and turning to the secretary..said:
"Your orders are not placed prop- I
erly on your breast in this picture.'
1
The precedence should be exactly the
reverse of that which you have giv-
so..
' . 'But the likeness, your Highness?"
gasped the artist. The Prince look-
„ •
t 't • If d -
ed at the portico i se , an gase
an appreciative criticism of it.
About the same time he was pres-
ent at the production of a tragedy
in which ono of the actoes took the
Part of a Russian nobleman of high
rank. The Prince sent for him at
the close of the performance, ...
"very good; verY good indeed! "
he said, with it cordial smile, "but
corations you
those are German de ,
are wearing. Go to the Russian
embassy. Take my card and tell
,
(sount Blank to show you the prop-
he you er Russian orders for t part..
represent. If it is worth doing et
all it is worth doing right in the
least particular."
A_ good motto either for king or
subject.
,
nIGXTY DEATE
s a ---
naa lpox aecora of :
City liar July.
The Ontario Health I
and the newspapers of On
n 1 c teem in
boon °I'll.cizel for ' '1".
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s 110,, eldy case 0 :dna
11 1 ,-,' " f • 1,
Province. It is held by id
that this enurse Wilde tO
and buemoss met
iinpression that the ci
dangerously full. of smalli
tie a matter of f act, ther
be half as many eases. 1
03011 State, the authoritie
pursue the plan of keel:
qui'et.
The answer Dr. Bryce, st
TI
the Provincial Health 1301
to this is that full publiel
best quarantine, mid he 1
health authorities of evc
to hunt down the d
utmost energy, in ord
themselvee of the odium
smallpox in the district.
That the plan. of ltushlr
of elliallpox etiso 1
. .3 c ries no
Lhe disense, or make it lei
1.3 shown 10 the monthly
for July of deaths in
stet,. Tide report slum
this ono month In the ei
proper there were
from smallpox, including
roughs of Brooklyn, Slant
the Bronx, 160 deaths,
In Ontario there were
cases of smallpox, all is
January 1 to July 1, wl
,
t le period of the outbroa
'
ti les° lic't 111000 th"ri 011
were fatal. 'There aro 001
a dozen cases left, and it
41 very ShOrt 0110 to liase
slime clear of the disease.
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DAIRY MARKETS.
I3utter-The receipts ere large with
an over -supply of inferior qualities. earl,.
Demand is good for choice stock. We
quotm-Seleeted duiry tubs, 16 to
170; choice 1-113 rolls, 18 to 19c; se-.
mind grades, in rolls, tubs and pails,
la to 110: bakers', 12* to 18*c. 13
Creamery solids steady at 20 to 20J •
s•
creamery prints 21 to 22c.
Eggs -Market is 'unchanged. We
quote: -New laid, 12 to 13e; ordia-
ary fresh candled, 11* to 12c; se-
conds, 7 to Sc.
Ci II k t • ti. 111
'mese- ar e is u , with cab os
still lower to -Clay. We quote:-Pinest
03, to 92e; secolids, Oc.
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HOGS AND rilOVISIONS.
Dressed hogs are unchanged at
• •
39 25 to 39.50. Hog products in
good demand. We quote: -Bacon,
long clear, ton lots, 111c; case lots,
3.2c. Pork, 111053, 5:11.50: do, short
cut. $9.9•
S ohed ie ts-Hams, 1.4 to 141-c;
• in ' 11 a
breakfast bacon, 15 to 16c; rolls, 12
to 1.l40; backs, 16c; and shoulders,
11 to ilic.
Lard -Demand good and prices arm.
Guaranteed pure, in 50 -lb tubs, 1120;
Pails, 12c; an,•1 tierces, 113c.
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FORTUNE TN GI
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Xarqsais of Anglesey /
Jewels Worth 3141
A despatch from Loud(
The Marquis of Auglesc
stopping at the Walsingl
was robbed on Wednestle
jewels to the value of 5S2(
The Central News sas
French valet of the news
Coult is the robber, Ho
A. warrant has been issu
arrest.
The Mine authority st
when the Marquis return(
theatre he found jewels t
of £4.0,000 missing from
A detective was celled i
discovered about £12,00
jewelry under a bed. Tle
of the valuables are stl
The valet was seen to le
tel an hour before the li.
turned, and he has noi
'nee.
sit ,
The Marquis is a conn
precious stones, and WaS
colleotion of them and c
clod works of art. The s
.
c Isted lar el of diem
OnS g y
Marquis engaged the
three weeks age in Paris
I • i 'd ti
t is a co nci once it
he was seeing wIwn the 1
.
committed was "Sherloc
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A BOMB FOR THE DUKE.
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Letter Thought to be a Fake Sent
to Montreal City Clerk.
A despatch from 'Montreal says :-
, , , .
, d b
A remaikable lotto was lecoise v
-
Cit Clerk on Wednesday. The
the 3' , .
letter, which was written in Italian,
covered twelve pages of ordinary
notepaper. The writer, who signed
umse Oabbiont, claimed
I • If Giovalmi
that 110 WtiS 0, public benefactor, and
did not want the Italian narnm to
be smirched with any more asses-
sinations. Ho declared that he had
information to the effect that
twelve Anarchists from Paterson,
N.J., had just arrived in Montreal,
with tbe avowed intent of milrderIng
the Prince. The plot 1vas to throw a,
130lith at Mtn when iii tho procession.
which is to start from Vigor Square.
13eing a loyal Italian, be had de-
cided the facts of the dastardly con.-
teMplated attempt should be made
known to the Mayor and the pollee.
..
Although the letter was generally
regarded as a fake, got up for the
purpose of creating it sensation, it
was sent to the police for investiga-
tiara Chief Carpenter laughed al.
the latter, but every precaution will
be taken during the Royal 'visit to
prevent SespielOUS charaelers op-
ProaChing the almval party.
THE STREET MARKET.
, rhe receipts of grain on the street
market to -day showed a heavy fal-
ling off, about 1,400 bushels coming
in. aS against 4,200 yesterday.- Pri-
008 genera y wet° steady. no tun-
11 • 1 0 1
tired bushels of new red wheat sold
et 63 to 69c, 300 bushels of goose
Bold at 68 to 6Nc. Barley Was un,-
1 0 1 1 1 ip , 4,-
change( . 40 aisle s se ing, at t to
5,3sc New oalss ruled higher, 700
• e - .
bushels selling at 37* to 39e. Hay
was fairly active, 20 loads selling at
310 to 312. One load of straw sold
at ,S10.
FollOWing is the range of quota-
lions:-
Wheat, white 30.66 30.70
Wheat, red......... ...... .61 .68
Wheat, new, red tei wit.06 .08.51
Wheat, spring, olcl... .70 ,00
Wheat, gooses. ... .67* .68
Osts. old .41* .00
olts now., .37 .39
n'eri .1." .41.4 .5•33.
rels. .68 .70
j ' rid •"3
Wen-. ............ .. ....... .,, .a,
Hay, old, per ton...,13.0 18.50
Bay, aew per ton... -10,00 31.00
' ' ' '
Stratv, per tom. 9,00 10,00
Dressed lloe'8 9.25 9,50
Butter, in lb molts... .17 .22
milers ... ,ess, .e6
Butter, ere -
Chickens, per pair... .40 ,05
Ducks, Per Psis .60 .45
Turkeys, per lb,. .10 .18
Eggs, new laid_ ... „.121 .14
leggs. held, Pos (107 .1O .) a
Apples, barrel.- „. 2.00 2.50
Potat,,es, hush- .... .60 .75
Beef, forequarters... 4.5n 5.50 3
Tomatoes, bashot.„ ,.3ti .215
Beef. hindquarters.- 8.00 0.00
Beef, medium, carcase. 6.50 '7.25
Beef, choire 7.80 7.75
Lamb, yeafting... 6,50 7,00
Lamb, spring... ... 7,50 8.50
Melons.. 5,50 0.60
Veal, el1.111`'“ 7.50 0.00
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UNITFID STATES.
Li Hung Ch ng's health is rapid]
a
failing,.
By the new census Texas gets
additional congressmen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., has just attained her one
drod and first yea.r.
The Upholsterers' Union of
York city ha,s made a demand
1 ht -hour work tiny
the 0-g • •
A. strilce of 17,000 skilled working-
Men in the packing trades through-
out the country is threatened.
w. 8. stratton, whose wealth
estimated at 525,000,000, marched
in the Labor Day parade at Colorado
s •
. prings.
au m , amnia, a us
Gr it Ohl 1 g
oil bas been struck et a. depth
feet. le scovery las crea
300 TI di I
great excitement.
Henry Bronson committed
at Salt Lake City on a.ccount
poverty. Then it was learned
was heir to seven millions in
waY• .
Father A. I'. Goetz, who was
tor of the Roman Catholic church
Lees Summit, 111o., has broken
priestly vows and 111011.1011 his
keeper. •with
' ins Iloi • has arrived
Tho sten c'r "el
San Francisco from the Pribyloff
lends with 22,672, sealskins, a
number of foxskins, and a quantity
of whalebone
Charles W. 'Painter, a member
the City Council of Richmond,
and one of the best known, business
mon has recovered his eyesight
Christian Science, after a blindness
of 28 years.
BRITISH SUCCESSES.
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Selieeper'S Commando Being
Hither and Thithes.
A despatch from Pretoria says:-
Scheepsi'a commanso 2130
mostly rebels, is being driven
00 and thither by five columns
1. t T
Lea son. hey are nOW near
cester. RepOrts iudicate satisf
tory progress during the week.
'At
An anonymous Boer conanunication
nen ening
has been received tl • t •
ais if confiscation proclamation
carried ma,
General Methuen has had an
gegenaint with a Doer force at
-
nosterfonteln, east of Zeerust,
, , , .,
wawa 1.1 of the burghers were
, •
co ana 20 captured. 'lite Dritish
sued the 13(wrs north and
"
chose killed seven and captured
of them.
SkirMiSlies Its.Ve taken place
Pietersburg Railway (Inc. lit
eeven. Boers were killed.
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7=-4
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sr IN DOUBT, WORK IT OUT
A. Cambridge University professor
who dreanis i 33 figures, has published
the following atrocity :
1 time 9 plus 2 equals 13.
12 times 9 plus 3 equals 111
123 times 9 plus a equals 1111
1234 times 9 plus 5 equals 11113s
12845 times 9 plus (3 equals 111111
128456 times 9 plus 7 equals
1111111
1234567 times 9 plus 8 equals
111.11111
32045678 tlume 9 plus 9 equals
111111111
1 time 8 plus 1 equals 0
1.2 times 8 plus 2 equals 98
193 times 8 plus 3 equals 087
1934 times 8 plus 4 equals 9870
12345 times 8 plus 5 equals 98765
128156 times 8 plus (3 sequels
9876ffa
1231567 times 8 plus 7 equals
9876518'
12845078 times 8 3111S 8 0(1150.13
-- - i
08765482
123456780 times 8 plus 9 equals
08765a321
-ei
WILL FIGHT TO A :
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Shaffer Denies Rumors
Steel Strike.
A despatch from Pitts
star es 0
seas :-While 1 1
!
sm.-Lion:lent of the stall
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Amalgamated A ssoci a Lim
much force and
President Shaffer cordim
them em I ti 11 I
P la ca y, end
the battle of the st
oul go on tin
w d til tho
,eo. . - .
a led that tho auxecutiv,
instructed him to settle
„ 3117 1011153, 0111,1 sal
would not g0 to New 7(
any further peace move
seat. .
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'MB DTICHESS'
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Will Not Make The Tr
ish Columbis
A despatch Mom 0115'
is settled that the Duch
wall and York will not
Colombia. She will aco
Duke as far as Banff, a
• . . . .• •
brief visit them Null let
lar Point, 40 miles we
peg, and there await, th
Ms Royal flightless. T
inent has been made or
of the physician necomo
RoVed Parts', mai it is 1
ttecotint of the Duels:els ,
ditiOn Of 1100.1t11.
Sir Willeid Laurier will
Inember of tho Clovernly
company the Delco , on 1
tInental trip,.
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ACTS DISALLOWED.
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British COlUmbia Measures No
Longer Law.
A despatch f vont Ottawa says:-
At Thursday's meeting of the Cabin-
et an order -in -Council was passed
disallowing two of the Acts of 'the
British Columbia, Legislature of hist
year, against which the Japanese
Government has so vigorously pro-
tested. One of these measures la
111109. 11, entitled "An Act to Regu-
late Inanigration into British Col-
umbra." It is practically a, copy of
what is known as the Natal limed-
grution Act, and imposes education-
al spialilictitions open immigettnts
generelly. elms. 14, which is also
distilloweil, is an Act meeting to
the employment on works ettrried on
fruhises, granted by privets:
nder tie
Ate s of incorporation.
The obnoxious proViSiOn of the
stat ute in question debuts from um-
primmest with such company (my
Imr$011 W110 0:41)411 Nil tO reed in a
letiguage of Europe this Att." This
provision would shut out fully 05
19'.)' eont. Of the .101111)11)80 and (11)1-
twee In Cauncla from securing em-
plornent, with igninsinien possessing
j royinciat incr,risuraiion.
Parliament :try Government is to be
inteoduced loto Thelandt
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LEADDIG BOERS KILLED
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cant. Arbendorfr and ComMandant
Van Dee MerWe Slain,
A. despateh from Cape Town
Col. Cratbe tengaged the Deere
Dreifontein on Wednesday.
In/indent Van der 11,•rwe end another
bumf.= were killed, several
wouialod and 37 wets: captured.
British casualties were four
and three Wotinded.
Commandant Van der Memo
driven out of Stuye1ervi1l4
Colony, about 120 ntiles from
Elizabeth, two weeke age.
Tho Dordrecht volumeers surprised
f
0. pof Boers near it ariahowse
and ordered theni to surrender.
T, s imfu ea and the British
-ocr s
ed fire, wounding Gen. Smuts
another Boor, and killing
Arbenclorff, Clem Smuts succeeded
in molting his aemtpe.
The itiversdale chetah:A. of
Colony has been entirely cleared
the inVadera.
' Two alleged Doer spies have
arrested at Moseel Bey.,
224 gallons of fresh water weigh a.
tom
Waterpipes -underlie 1,819 miles of
,
Lonclon s streets.
The Swiss Rifle Bolan has now
4,000 sections, with 120,000 mem-
bers.
England and her colonies grow
cnotigh potatoes for 11.6 months of
British consumption.
'rho first daily. paper was publish-
ed in Germany. It was printed in
1:01,
. r of British ship-
The carrying-powe . . .
ping is now 80,800,000 tons,
agaitust 8,400,000 in 1850. . ,
'Oho change in 130111511 legal ci ocile
indite from "God Savo the Queen"
10 "(Ind Save the Xing" Will cost a
tOtn1 of 39,000,000.
Iletty-lsookIng over the diction-
/try again 9 Evidently you find 11,
Intensely interestlog." Bertha -"No
not . tetermtitig, but . anraiing. It.
spells worde so differently from tho
1 way X spell them, yoti know,"
•
Det Sept. 17.-WhcaL, closed-
No, 1. while, cash, 710; No, 2 red,
CaS11 vntl September, 71c; October,
71 se; December, 73e.
Nt. Dads, Sept. 17. -Wheat closed
-September, (19c; Deetitaber, 713c
Buratto, Sept. 'IA. -Spring wheat-
Little doing; No. 1 northern old,
70e: do, new, 74e. Winter wheat-
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No. 2 issl, 743111 N. :1 101,11.0, 7,)1 0.
Coitt-W,•tili mid lower; No. 27(311030,u
mile; No, ei do, 60 to 601e; No. 2
corn, floe; Ne. 8 do, Mite, 00)8-
Esse; No. 2 white, 34 to at -11c; No.
li ss Idle. 2173, to 1171c; No. 2 mixed,
:hi" e; No. 8 (1, 83. llorley---Little
..,
tittle,. 11.3 -o -No, 2, 16,.., on treek,
(That'll freight s-Strs)rty.
Toledo, Sept. 1 T.-Who:11-4.'08h 1(0-1
Septentb'T. 71 3r; I), i'0111,0r, 733e;
Mae, 763e, Celli -Cosh mid Sep-
ieralwis :MSc; December, 1571'. D1(18--7
'm,am•') or. nne• Deem nbor. 0 n 1 1 .
Itse--121m. Clovereetel-hash and
October, $6,15; December, $5.173.
GENERAL,
. Jules Verne is totally blind
'Amions, Prartee.
Germany's wine crop will be
unity large this year,
Turkish brigands have captured
American woman missionary.
• Th 11 1 i ic -b. k n
e 1 iss as . e lea 1. g s
Yormale hes abandened its attempt
to reach the Nosth Pole.
liss Isabella Thobure, Munder
8 .
the Lai Thigh School, and
Islamise Women's College,. is
Lucknow.
aiise Siamese, Oresvfoiel, daughter
of a Britieti BRIM' official, wise
in 1,116.8301e5 Mountains, and
sistee Waft fottral walidet.ing
half demented' condition where
had fled front the eaeldent,
'
recto in
don.
env a--
eleetri eat
impelled
at boon),
efforts 1.43
regardless
And leng-
disturbed
malt of
Comae
, whose
as secured
enerating
for the
fanchoster
1 (11130111117
vith, ' the
oflt.
'mete say
• onssuelt
company
generating
an supply ,
the West -
the first
onge
010-
)hOrLly to
an COMpe-•
COMO tO
4CtlirerS•
21C11 has
coriduit
mind to
only the
15 of works
00 a. total
S.
ow York
epartment
ari0 11a.,70
and pub -
Pox in the
ese critics
keep away
, who get
uatry is
ox, when.
may not
ts in their
• of which
Ing things
cretary to
makes
ty is tho
revs the
ry Milnicl-
sease with
r to clear
of having
g up news
kill out,
s virulent,
statement
Now Yorlc
that in
ty of New
80 deaths
the bo-
altan, and
about 700
Id, from
ich Swore
k, and of
• per cent.
o less thaxi
s hoped in
the pro -
XS.
obbed oi
,000
rt says : -
y, who is
am Hotel,
y night of
.0001
El that it
of Julien
is missing.
d for Ids
Ot,15s that
d from tho
o the value
their cases.
, and lie.
worth of
remainder
11 inissiog.
eve the ho -
circlets ('0-
1. seen
ir4.9011r of
malting 0.
Orions jett,
°len jewels
orals. The
valet only
t the play
obhery wan
c Holmes."
,I111811.
of Peace in
burg, Pa.,
a peaceful
• with the
were heard
persistency,
00 to deny
sa0 that
col workers
Wen. Ile
Board had
the strike
1 that he
rk tO Make
for the pro -
T- OUR.
p To Bo
00. sayst-11
es of Corn-
isit 1111118h
minmy the
id ;After a
trn to roo-
st, of Wired -
o return of
lis arrange -
the advieo
anylug 1110
eCetiSary On
delicate con -
Ise ihn only
ent to ace
114 transeon-