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The Clinton News-Record, 1899-08-24, Page 23e- • •Mk CIRO NEWSOM Is Inebed every THURSDAY at Tug 1"6we'Reeolfo Preateg Bowe, „Albert IR ali•Inktatallk. COM*Itis wave!! ItA11141. • Yr- • 051% 3 110. 1 Ala eoluum ..... $to fa uti elle el vi te_Mtuutt 05 tie m pe 12 u0 50 LJOlunin U QJ 13 at7, 00 Lt. 22 iLJMUtuti 10 00 V te le ret 1 lace . . oe 4 50 ts tw 4 4‘f itarSpe wag pee'l eon trout veto at. per cent extra For traneient advertifnueente lh gehte per line for the Ord insertion; 3 cents Per line each subsequent ileFierttcme' aonliareil measure. Professionat cards, not exceeding one inele 45.0 Per ennual. Advertisements without sPeo• ifie directioes will be pablialted tIU forbid and charged for accordingly. Tremilent notices--"I,ost,"'Founde "For Sala," etc. -50 cents for first in- sertion, 25 mite for teeth sebseeuelet insertion. THE NEWS -RECORD will be sent to any address, free of postage, for SLi OP per year, payable n advance-, $1.50 may be charged if oten paid. The datit to *latch every subscription is paid is denoted by the number on the- address label. No paper discontin- ued until all arrears are paid, except at tee option of the proprietor. W. J. MITCHELL. Editor and Praprietor, THE MOLSON'S BANK Ircrreerat ly e it tie i lismott eite. CAPITAL, $2,000,000 REST - $1,500,000 Head Offlee;'• - 'MONTREAL. W14. P401.801,7; MACPHERSON, President wot,FER: TA N '1 ol A S, Gen. Manager • Notes dierountrd. 0 reetions made, Drafts lsLued, Sterling and. American • Exchange Lc rght vial sold. into Om allowed on Deposita SAVINGS DANK,. • • , Interest allowed on sums of 51 and up. • FARMERS, • Money •advanced to farmers cn their own notes with 03)0 or moro endorsers. No mort- gage required As security. . • • 11. 04 BREWER, Manager, CI nton.' G D.. MoTAGGART; . . • . Banker, •• •• ALBERT STREET; - CLINTON A Cieneral Bahlting Sosiness Transacted, Notes DiScounted, Draft e Issued. ,Interest Allowed on Deposits, -Or.32.0033 •3P:sx.*T..CeILD. CLINTON • - •••• - "ONT Fire...Accident and Life insurance Tr/mattered. ltepresen s -several of Oil Vest Companies and any information Jointing to .imuranco-lettft,given. .General District to Loan on Reasonabio Rates for the Confederation lite Insur.mce Office -Palace block, opposite Market. CONVEYANCING. John. r.ti.dout, Conveyancer, Commissioner, Etc., , Fire Insuranee. - Real Estate. Money to Lend. Office -a -HURON. STREET, CLINTON MEDICAL,. .• Dr W Gunn,•• •. . :R. C P nod: L. R. C;S, Edinberelt Office-Ontarie Street, Clinton. .Night calls at.front door of residence on Ratten- bury Street, opp, Presbyterian church.. • • ... _ Dr Wm. Graham . • (Successor to Pr. 'Turnbull.) - "'--L. ralitipte of thalloyaeCollege of .Physic- . ians, London, Eng. • • • Office and Residence, Perrin's Block, ately occupied by Dr. Tecnbell- a • .' Dr. Ma*, Office -Ontario Street, opposite•English church„ formerly occupied oy Dr. Apple - DR C. W. THOMPSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON„ Office and Residence next. to Molson's Bank, Raitenbury street, Clinton. DENTISTRY... Dr .: .BRUCE.; • Burgeon Dentist OFFICE-Oyee Taylor's Shoe Store, • Clinton, Ont. Special attention to preset-. vation ofnatural teeth. • N. B -Will vase Blyth every Monday and Bayfield every Thursday afternocht during • the suMmer.- . • DR. AGNEW" ; DENTIST. Office adjoining Foster's Photo -•tem .. - waziceCV. .41041rS, to .5. At Zurich the secolid Thursday of each enicuith. • • . ' 46,6 • VETERINARY. Blaokall & 'Ball,' . Veterinary Surgeons, Government Veter inary Inepectore. Office -Isaac Street,Clinton; Residence, • Albeit Street. • LS Rousse the tor pid Uyer, and cure bilkeleneee flick headache, jaundice, moo, indigo tient eta They alel valuable to prevent a cold or break up a Neer. Mild, gentle, certain, they me wortley your confidence, Purely vegetable, thee can be taken by 'children or delicate women. Price, 26e, at all medicine dealers or by non of Q. i. Hoini & Co„ Lowell, Masa John T. Ernmerton. TIIE LEADING BARBER, Smiitee block, opposite Post Office ALSO •gr t fcr Standard Life. Insurance Co MA401110° toe Canada, Montreal. • Inturence in force„, 1116,000,000 invests' 0 as in canoes • 18,500,000 Bet MAIO 0,1825 Tbe old reuebie and favorite GEO, TRO'WHILL, aorsesuer and General Blaokomith ' Albert Street, North, Clinton, • 'JOBBING 4 SPEcIALTY. Woodwork Ironed and first-olass material and work guaranteed. Farm implements sad machines rebuilt and repaired. , LEGAL. Scott' So McKenzie, BARRISTERS, SOLICLTORS, ETC. curerorr AND BAYPIELD. Clinton Office-Elliote Block,- Isaac at, Byfield- Office -Open every Thursday -Main street, first door west of Post °frith. Money to loan. James Scott, E H. McKenzie, E. Campion, Q -C., Barrister, - Solicitor, ". Notary, lee. GODERICH, ONT. aeeicee-, Over Davis' Drug More. . . Money to Loam • aohnstini, • The IlleKillop Mutual Fire Insurance. Company. Farm and JeokLtedTown Property Onl lnsUred. • • -mem t ..T. B. McLean. Presid nt, Kippen P. O.; Thomas Frazer, vIce-pretident, Brucelield P.O. W : J. Shannoa, Freey•Trea... Selforth P. 04 Thomas E. Hays. Insp ,otor of LOREOS, Beaforth P. O. DIREOTuRS: W. G. Brondfoot, Peaforth John G. Grieve, WInttrop: George Dale, Peatorth: Thomas E. Hays, Seaton.' h; _James Evans. Beechwood John Watt, Harlock. TIMMS Fraser, Bravo. field; John fr. ItToT,i3an, Kippen; James Connolly. Clinton, AGENTS: Robt. Smith,'Harlook • Hobart MoMiSan Sea - forth : James Cummings, Egmondville, J, W. Yee:Helmer:vine P O.: J03111 Ooveniook and :form C. M reon, auditors. Parties desirom to effect inaurance or. tran- sact other business wilt be promptly' attemed to on application to any of the above officers addressed to their respective post offices. • „... • • • .Grand Trunk, Railway, Trains arrive and leave Clinton Station as follows: • Buffalo and Goderich District :- •Going West, Mixed . . .... "- ". Exprass.... .. . .. 12.55 p.m. " " Mixed . • . • • • .... 7.os pan. Express .. t 0.27 p.m. Going East, Express . . .. 7.4o a.m. 44 Id 44 4( " Mixed k 4.35 P.M. L01;4:1011, 1144r011 and Brace :- Going South, Express 7.47 a.tn. 44 64 16 .. 4.25 pan, Going North, ;.....:.,1(3.15 a.m. ," ." •• • 6.55 p.m M. C. DICKSON, W. E. Davis. . Dis.. Pass. Agent, G. P. &T. A., • • Toronto. ' Montreal plyrrxsoN, G.T.R.. Agent at Clinton Bar •, Solicitor, Cointoissiogier, Ete GODERICEI, • ON ', Or/eice-eCor Hamilton add St, Andrew's Streets. . trydone, Bareliiige7geficiteicNot,aty-K11;./liTs-&-,,- . , °Pens • EAVEli 111.0K, ' CLANTON 50 'YEARS' EXPERIENCE PATENTS TRADE MANES , DESIGNS COOVII10141111 &C. Anyone seeding helot/hand ameriptiett nute enemy riacermin onr opinion tree wiener an Invention to probe fair wee:nice Cormstmles. ttons strictly cone dentim. eandbook on ',Montt beat free, oldest agency foriteteurrpmente. patents MIMI trirOtIffh 011010 ye, Meseta medw al het, without name, in t e Sdelitifit AltieliCall A hintdrattnelf Inesttetel yMreale Lersietd e, ir, mantop er taiteleWintenliusxs. ta:earr menia. 4."c"4u".tnrr:i&coadig.i.w., Nowm Oiee. las It Etc. wamariatoa, • SOME OLD PLANTS. , • ews ,Summaiy, mi V• * Receni 5attenines Brkfly Tole, CANADA. i Regular and volunteer U. S. treoPe J. H. Todd, Millionaire merchant of indulged la a riot at Fort McPherson Victoria, is deed , Ga., and eight soldiers were wounded. Winnipeg Iwo raised the ealary of Its. Americana are alarmed that a oon- chief of pollee to .2?.000. eignment of shot and sheet lead tor SantPle* of new wheat, oatue and for the hilne insurgente. d 'TePah from Salt 13"razmie°4e it intended Pippi rye elsowa at HaMilton are lin liua Y I good. Nearly 20,000 additional troops will ,,, wee be sent to Manila up to Oet. 22, and Tql° telegraPh nee t° pawtc'e - ' Gem Otis will luore a fierce ot about likely be coropleted by the end of next. month. 46,000 men when the dry reason opens/. At the Maeet investigation in New s Great North-West Central Rail - be. extewied 25 miles ewe Y. ork a detective gave evidence to way is to . snow that pool rooms, gambling dens B Brimantf.ord y shortly have a face Itt;14 rum Joints were flourishing in tory for the manufacture of bog peat • Robert O'Shea, 46 years old, a porter foe fuet. at the Union Hotel, Niagara Fails, N. Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Smytlt, of Mid- Y., committed suicide, by jumping ford, Muskoka, celebrated their golden from the Cantilever bridge that Keane weddiag last week, the gorge. He was intoxicated at the D. Howard Sharman, a young den. time, ,tist, was drowned by the upsetting of Three soldiers - . of the 34111. re:entre. his CallOe at Winnipeg, stationed at Fort Logan, Colorado, The Northern Pacific Railway halt raised a distrubai nce n a saloon. Two let contracts tot its Portage la Prairie policemen named Thomas Clifford and brandli of Inke Manitoba. W. E. Griffin, were shot and instantly The water in the St. Lawrence River killed by one of the soldiers for at near Kingston has gone down -twelve tempting to arrest him, , inches within the past ten days. A report at Cleveland says the ble Hilda Blake, the Brandon murder- cycle trust of the United States • will ess, takes bee confinement in jail very int only reduce selling and manufac- coolly. She ia now engaged me her taring expenses, but will set out to autograplit'y. capture the world's markets. Methods bio The Wet/am:eh County authorities,will in °banged, but the names and are after a raping pool room, wheel styles of the various wheels now made has been operated for some time just will be retained. outside of litunilton. ° , William G. Newbrook, a Buffalo law- -Fordine.nd Lemieux, ex -accountant, yer.-has disappeared; after confessing has taken out an action for '41.0Ven that he bad misaPpropriated about againa Fred- W. Smith and the Vale 05,0o0 a the funds of an estate en - Marie Bank for false arrest, • e truated. to his care. , Several months The Canadian Development Com- • ago Newbrook's father made good a Patty has landed passengers in DaW- shortage of 85,000 i'n his sonm accounts son in six days from Vancouver and but refused to• GdmosEolia4Laecond time, ten. and a half from Ottawa. N A conservative ' estimate of the Yu- I - atioews The bubenie plague has- reappeared kmonimonsoutrbut tpolateheser ietstiams palasc'eteint in Cahnitta. Fierce rioting has occurred In Satz - at /am rtwelve to fifteen millions. eurg. Aus . ' Robert Hunter and Herraan Rein- etria. MAY BE A RIO STRIKE. Pitmen telertnalt 44staisietts are arieleg, They Dave ItIsnp •eared for Ct;nturles tad TI4411 ROVIVell 1y ilhaillee• SOME4 25 years a,go; when the scoriae Or Islam produced by the, ancient Gmelre ia working the silvermines of Lewextur, near Athens, was removed, Lie order to, In reworked.by more effi- cient modern appliances, the ,seede of a 'kind of poppy.of thegenue Manch'. on, which had lain ueidereeath the slag Lei a dormant eonaltieerfoi et least 1,- 500 years, sprang -up again all over the uncovered ground. Unknown in mod- ern1 times, this plant was deseribed the -first eentery ofour era by Mateo - rides and Pliny, and had disappeared from the face of the earth for 15 or 20 centuries. The fact that these seeds should have retained their vital, it so long seems very extraordinary, but: there are other instances quite as remarkable. - For instance, raspberry seeds- found in -1835 in an •'ancient tit/mitts, in a offin buried 30 feet be- low the surface, and believed to -,have been there since the elecond century were euccessfully planted.. And an ail- otbee ease seeds of the Polygonum Oonvolvulus, au% up trent the bottom • of n sandpit, *where they were believed to have been buried for 2,000 years were etill vigorous and produced heal- thy' paints. - . A fool knows other people's business better than a wise • man knews his own. IS AUR 1111 TU G GRAY? What does yOur mirror say? Does it tell you of some little streaks of gray? Are you pleased? Do your friends of the same age show this loss • of 'power also? Just remember that gray hair never becomes darker-. without help, while dark hair rapidly becomes gray when once the change begins. Will bring beet to your hair the color of youth. It never fella. It hi 'just as SUN as. that hest melts stiOW, or that water quenches fire. It cleanses the scalp RIM and prevents the formation of dandruff. It feeds and flour - haws the bulbs of the hair making them produce a butt. tient growth. It stops the hilt from felling out and gives a fine soft finish to the hair as well. We two * took on the Halt and kelp which you may obtsin upon request. if yon do not oblate andel benefits yea expected from. the Itte,pf 3110 Vig"'730341g,t11111`46, Losou, new .2 Fear belt, two Hamilton Klondikers, are ed fradditional Fatalities are report - the hone again, without a cent to show ora Oen :Russia' yetke -steps to expel ex- -e for their Lang trip of two years over = King Milan from Servia. die Edmonton trail. • Drill books for the cavalry, -artillery i greatest labour crisis in the history carpenters' strike has caused the and infantry have been issued to dis- atest tribution to militia units. One copy The French Government tn uprobe ot Rennie*. bited further fights between bulls and trict officers commanding for free die - goes to eine' offieereand sergeant. wild beasts. The • old litusic Hall of Dundee ri street, London, fOrmerly the Meehan- The A.meeans have captured San Lee' Hall, 'has been turned into a hand- Mateo. ten inilee from Manila, after a some, upeto-date theater, the interior stiff fight. •.• • - haveng been completely remodelled. • It is said that 30,000 Finlanders are TwoFrenehmen in the employ of the Neirwfsidoeurnidnigantdh! .equestion of settling in Montreal Transportation Company have been ca.ptueed in Kingston smug- Filipinos have captured and burned gling dress goods, tobacco and cigar- the United Stats steamer Saturnas. ets. They were acting for a party. in. Her crew are missing. Montreal. ' , . Seventeen cases of poisoning figure A...caritage containing Col. Leys, M. in a murder trial now being heard at P. P., and Mr..Chittick of Morchestet TeTmbensvr:p0r, iiTtilhautncgahrinya. • and japan have, ownasSaattururdakyl). Y Tahtertietrecraarnaate• Lttoynadllt concluded an alliance is confirmed by the occupants of the carriage were a despatch from Rome. thrown out and severely hurt. It. ite asserted ,that the''Filipielos de- , Mo , Jahn Baird, private banker of Spanish prisoners in their hands. . manel $7,000,000 for the release af the Lynden, has m,et with a peouliar and serious experience,. An Miaowing toe-. Herr Wolf, the German Liberal De- nali led to blood-poisonin , and the puty to the Austrian Reichsrath. was . g ' • • severely w d it • a,mputation of the toe, and now it is oun e in a savage duel. feared, .as tble wolund. is not bealing . NARKETS OF THE WORLD' "RP" HUNT IN 14"1""1"".111011.11111 AGINIPAT1113, 'WNW* Colonial elevereeteat maniere Ike Orton/ peels And the Orestes Strike Us ow most•rx Prire4 12: grata. Ostia), 063 tate-wrionessee Nefeel et the Asbautto* SEPT IN WHEAT CAUSES INCAI.* of easeade 14 Wetireth In the Leadiug Harts, The Newfoundland Legislature has '4'COLABLE DAMAGE. , A despatch from Roseland, V. C., Baylis -The largest mining camp in the Toronto, Aug. 18.-.4here was %good with satiefaction by all sportsmen. 'The (arbentele Inaltile-lierda tees Hetes Nortb-Weet is on the verge of thn big. run at the we -ter a cattle market to- By it the hueting grounds Of the is- or 411.0e ""t"Yed by 1118 ilteve4e/i• this section. Six thousand, miner*, was a little slow, a good deal of the moderate means and limited holiday A despatelf from Ottawa saye:-Next vials* oilstones, triSeeteketh gest Miners' strike in the hietory of day, receipte being 82 leads. Trading lend will be the -awn open to Bios)Of' Idaho,moatly Americana, and manyof thehave resolved through their ately from the Coeur d'Alene district, the authoritiee for pen/elusion to ohoot to the 'United Statea Oansida'a great- '. m artouwf,te. mbraorukgehttIn . Wing for to mor- ' time . Heretofore the fee exacted by In . est rival on the hemisphere as an ex- nainere union not to accept the Wagea perter of wheat and cattle is the Are 4 export/ cattle the demand, toe good thribou leas been 4100 for Seven head offered by the British Amerithe Core gentine Republic. The condition* of atuff wase beyond the supply, but far- --five stags and two does. For thia poration, owner ef .the LOW, and Con- agriculture there, and particularly of mots continue, tt1 send in. Inferior stook, there has been substituted a graded tre Star and other big mines, I.: fer which the demand 18 410W. 0004 license, as follower For $40 a license Uwe° of cattle-raleing, are Popularly and anndernam and, mankkonk, nwnera of snaiwtepers brought LW bigle ae 45 per le granted, good for one month, Per" sbIPP°Bed to be °bell a° te tender the mating Ow holder to kill two 'stags the War Eagle and other 'properttes oompetition bomewhat unequal But the rbacipal mine owners of the dig- ' More good, buteherie °attic are want- and one doe; for 450 the number is in- trietp. ed, but the general average is low, A creased to tbree aegis 'and me doe, Last winter the British Colgrabla few extra, choice lots brought as high and the period is extended to six Parliament passed a law proeibiting aa 44.50 the working of men in -mines more '1 hut the average price was - weeks; While for 180' a two months' license ie obtainable, with, the right than eight hours per day, oho rate aTottnd and below 04 per cwt. was 03.50 for ten hours. The Roseland Following are amen of the trans- to kill five stags and two does, These mine -owners offered 413 per day for notions e- ticemtes can be obtained from any meg- 1,200 lbs, sold for 44.00 per cwt. A load 100 shipping, cattle, weight ispatyrarataen, i jatuatiace witeredeonf 040111 chiefly cows, weight 1,050 lin; sold for lion roe to violate any of the previa- reg"istgaramtioan A load of mixed butchers' cattle, and subeeribing to an oath or affirma- just paused an aol which will be hailed satisfactorily, teet ths ftiot will have The Czar haa• decorated M. Delea'sse, to, come 'off. . . , . French Minister of Foreign Affairs, • . with the order of StAlexanderNewe . :Mr. George Brown, a 'photographer, • .was eharged at WinnipegKeen1d Keene court ,s- • s have. with followinig his business on the nlYoative. are reported to and great damage caused tie Lord's Day„ when asked if guilty; or been property b the hurricane la the West not. guilty, said he, would plead:guilty , y 31 , to working on Sunday,' but not on the Indies- • ' .. Lard's Day, as that was not Sunday. Germany has begun a new. type -of He is. a Seventh Day Adventist. • torpedo beats: larger ' than the . old The' biggest robbery that Dawson • style, which have been found unsea. has' known for Several months was worthy., . ' ,•,' - committed two • weeks' ago Sunday, a Bulgaria . is financially enbereassed, evell-known Victorian being the vic- Ineconsequence of . the killing of a tint. .While Gowan, of King and Frenclefisherman by .the Leda a num-. Gewan's saloon, was dining in the ber of English visitors at Boulogne bar some one came in and stele $1,500 were mobbed, last weelce •• , - in gold duet and cash. . The Spanish court Inertial has, by Word was received in WoOdatock a majority ofoneaceuitted Monday Of thedeathin Natal South and other -officers tried for surrender the - . , , e.. . Africa, of Mr. W. G. Boyes, who . ing Santiago to e Anteri(7-annsTotat previous to nine years ago, was a pro- •A. . merican delegates to the Peace nonent book and stationary meichant a f ' .11 en erenee wtcommemorate the cm - in Woodstock, Deena -sad was about ference byethe erintion of .a 'peace 70 years ofa4 and. died a paralesis. dew: ewer the English' church at The Ile was, a majar in the British army, na,,,,, , and had seen active' service in the At- ee ' , • - • ' - g'ba'n War i The starving peasenlry of Sesser- • i tibia, o piece of Ruestan country north . • GREAT BRITAIN. ' of the Dentate and the Black Sea, have The °Prince of Wales has left Lon- refolted, and lied several encounters don .for Marienbad,' to return in eight hours, and proposed in tee event this was refused:to introduce the con- tract system. At a eneeting of the miners these terms were rejeoted. Tee mine owners, fearing that the Coeur d'A.lene spirit was rife emong the min., ere, organized a militia company, the head of whIch Is Ross Thompson, who laid out the town of Roseland. A car- load of rifles and two machine guns have been obtained, HUGS IRON AND STEEL WORKS. An IlitstIsh.tempany to Ereetelue at North Sydney, c. It. despatoli from Sydney, C.B. says: --Another huge iron and steel wprks, eclipsing even the Whitney estab- lishment now being erected at Sydney will be located at North Sydneyin- formation bas been received from Eng- land that a deal is about to Pe con- summated to merge the Nova Scotia Steel -Company, of New Glasgow, N.S., and the General Mining Association. The latter is the oldest coal company in Cape Brace). ' The. directors are Englisemen. Its mines are at North Sydney. A representative of the Nova - Scotia Steel, Company hen been in Eng- land forsome' time consulting with the directors of the coal company, The neve concern'aplaat at Meth Syd- ney will include a ship -building plant, steel rail plant and dock. The com- pany owns iron mines at Belle Isle, Newfoundland, and it is said that - three hundred thousand tons of ore lutve been sold in -Europe for immedi- ate delivery. The concern will have a capital of twenty-five millions, prin- cipally English. The price to be paid for the General Mining • Association coal mines is not stated. ' SET- with troops. • .. Through th& fai ure of -ventures by Andrew Carnegie' has &mated 850,- his agent, Paul' Van Derviss, a young 000 to fouled. a ;mein library at Eeighe Russian, worth $18,500,000, has become ley, Yorkshirebankrupt and will save at most $30(10, Motor wagons. are being put to 000 from the wreek. • ' sevlte tests ae LwerpooL a4. Liver- pool ity has adopted' motor dust Light • tee -strut* a marching regi- ment at Limerick, Ireland, Saturday ann oeevetetes,:ye;ivaitenes.. urin,g two officerstold , There has been a, revival of • day- light robberies in the Strand and other outrages which terrorized London a few months ago.. Naturalized aliens are not eligible for peerage in agland, and Mfr. Wm. Astor, therefore, can only become a baronet or a knight. • The French schooner Pauebote was sunk by the steamer Hercules off the English ceast on Saturday, and nine perscnis were drowned. The tie -meter! of Sir Thome Lipton's company, has been comMitted for trial at London charged with being in poa- session of fruit unfit, for use. • Tbe Marquis of ,Londonderry has announced, the engagement of his -son and heir, Viscount Castlereagh, to Miss Edith Chaplin, eldest daughter of the EA. Hon. Henry Chaplin.' The X.,ondon Times has been grant- ed an injunction restraining a • pub- lisher named Lane from re -printing speeches ct Lord Roaebery admitted- ly taken from the Times. The British naval manoeuvres have remitted in the &Wok fleet getting the °envoy, supposed to be from Can- ada, safe into Milford Haven, eluding the fleet which 'represented Prance, Emperor ,Witliam• of Germany has -conferred upon Count Von Munster- Ledenbing, the German A.mliassador Paris, the title of Prince, in recogni- tion of hist service as head of the Ger- man 'delegation lel 1 he Peace Confer- ence at The Hague. e • in a collision ot trains, during a thunderstorm, 'at Juvisy, ilorance, Sat- urday night, about e0 passengers were killed: and 73 injured. One train was standing and the other crashed into it at 50 mine an hour,' telescoping ehree paseenger. coaehes. SASKATCHEWAN FLOOD. The River 11am Risen Forty Feet in Twenty -Four noun. A -despatch frem Winnipeg, Man., says: -The Big Saskatchewan river is on the rampage. The stream has risen 40 feet in the past 24 hours, and is still rising. The bridge piers at Ede raonton are under water, the ferries swept away, and hundreds of cords of wood and 'thousands of feet of lum- ber have gone adrift, The electric light power house at Edmonton is un- der water, and the flats below the towel have been trensferred into a lake of - rushing wateree The freshet is due to the phenomenal rainfall of the past few days. The hietorical steamer North-West Miss Maud Spe,ncer at Leeds, Eng., broke away from,..its moorings, struck has recovered 4250 damages in a suit the centre pier 'bodge, and went down for breach of promise againete George the river a total wreck. .The river Arundel, a yotuig engineer. He took ist full .of drifting miners, shacke and oteasio oorreot the spelling, in her lettern.W •. 1 1,1 A balloon from the Crystal: Palace, London, ascending on Monday, col- lapsed and fell like a stone in\ the Weltered° of a Wit crowd, but the cordage caught on a- house and the four °Militants escaped with a severe elealchig lup, Sir Alfred Hickman, in the British House of Commons, condemned the practice of the Indian authoritimetur- chasing railway material in the United States, declaring that while •English engines cost mote, they were better end lasted tenger. The fifty-third annual report, of fbe Wednesday Weaning, said that an Am - British Commisaionera of Lunztey erkah Government official told him shows an appalling Increase of mad- alai: the next few years would see a nees, the number of el/babes in Eng. large importation of English stock 'n- etted, Wales being 155,066, an in- to the United States for breeding pur- create of 9,114 in a year. The spread P°6"' la largest stating paupers, Britain bus arranged a torivention DROUTH IN S. -W. RUSSIA, other small buildings. People in the low-lying part of Edmonton eTe pre- paring to move,The water is now four feet over the bridge piers, and continues to rise. - TO IMPORT ENGLISH STOCK. ••••••• Extensive Purchases by Illuited Matte Breeders I•ronibled. A _despatch from London says: -Mr. Victor Cavendish, member of Parlia- ment' for West Derbyshire, in a speech before the BakeWell Farmers' Club on with the United States on behalf of Ttinidad, aduiltting certain United twee jags .er the Winter and Sprint States prrOdUCts duty free into Trinie wbest crap,„ dad, Wed reducing Milted Statue duties A despitteh trom StPetersburg, on s% certain attic'12 lee per cent., while -granting the United States fay- saysk-Repotte from g . otitheWest Rug- ored .natien treatanent. eia say the reeint drought in that por- The iseheme of Lord Curzon ofIred- tion of the country has caused the ut- laden, Vieeroy of India, reepecette. g ter loos 00 118 winter and spring wheat frontier defence has been approved oir crop. the Imperial Governs:tient, It provides ----------- for the withdrawal a t18 regulate frr on .mittly frontier gartisene and the, sub- DRIEST SUMMER OW RECORD. Mitt/Aloe of tribal militia, which' will , ........ remit in large economy. UNITED STATES. Italheill Ilk gattlend Vella Wrens SO to lee . A detteehmeta of 100 matinee have Toms Per Aere4 been sent to Manila.- •. 'A 'devilfish from London, Saystee Peer young men drank wood aleoh01: Vhte hate been the driest ;summer on at a plonks, and died in Elklied, Tioga record here. 101113r 100 tons of Water , county, Pit, per acre halt fallen Instead of the usual The Red 'Otte stunner itanaingtna average of 6101 tow. Itior 25 days the is quarantined at New York. It WM tbermotneter hag registered a tempera.. a case of etualipot Oa board, ture of oter -80 degreee. . • — 13.1e 1-2 per ewt. A load of mixed butchers., cows and heifer, weight 1,020 lbs, sold foie per cwt. . • Fifteen heifers, weight 895 lbs, Bold for 84.30 per owt. Eight heifers. weight 1,020 lbe, sold for $4.50 per cwt. . A lotl of rough tows weight 1,000 118sold for 88.25 per cwi, Three loads of ehippers, weight froze 1,225 to 1,325 lin, sold at prices rang- ing from 84.45 to 85. There was a good demand for ramie-, ers, prioes being steady at 42.75 to 03.-- 25 per cwt for light, and extra choice' 84. For heavy prices were 43,50 to 43.75 per cwt. with an extea. 25e, for best selecetons. There was no change in export bulls, of which the quality continues poor, Cows, were :unchanged, Good -.calves are In demand, a few salea being made as high as 88 to 89 each for vealaweighing from 175 to 200 lbs. on bhe hoof. en eeport sheep the trade wae fair- ly briak, with a good depend for Ora- cle:3a stuff. Butcher's sheep showed no .signe of lmtprovement, in quality, prides Varying from 13 to 43.50 per cit -t. EWes (showed an increase in prioas of about, 40o per owt. 'Receipt's at the hog:market were abeat 1,000, with prices unchanged, and too many Heat hags still coming in. Farmers are showing toe much anxiety to unload unfinisted steff on the maze ket. Sows, are fetching 3c per lb. Stage sell at 2e/ Per lb, Store -hogs will not sell. • Following is the range of otirrent queitationee •• Cattle. TRIED. TO KILL CONDUCTOR. supposed to glove ,Ilrett„ .,4,30,,Loc,,,a, EXPII .......... SM - W11.101.41. Ile Got RUIN . ' A deapatch from Lindsay. Ont., stip:. Mr. James Greaves, 'cqadueber of the G. T. R. train -running daily between here and Coboconlr, had a narrew esetipe freen being tent, whilepessingleilson's • • aiding, 'three miles . this side of Otebo- „ conk, on Wednesday night, • It is ele. Greases' custom to ascertaial it the different paints along the line on the up trieethe number ef cars to be taken on -the down trip in the morning, and. when passing Wilson's siding he was looking out 'of the closed • window conating the cans whenhe heard the report of a rifle and, the frame of the saah tlu'engh *which •he was lookiek. creshed in. On- examination it was feted that the bullet pealed through the, frame and oat of an open window on the other aide of .the coach, pasi3ing withimi a fee: inchets of the conductor's head. Everything. points -to it. 'being a delieerate attempt on Mr. Greaves' life, and yet he himself cannot aceennt fcie the, affair Melees it Was done by a tram iv hone .the 'conciliator compelle. ed to pay hie fare whenetealing a ride fewedaye ago.. - BOWMANVILLE BANK ROBBERY. TI1411, 1146 l'Crilelrgliar41 are .in esiassay at Dull. A deapatch from Ottawa, Ont., says: -The Standard Bank officials, have been notified, It is alleged, that the mystery surrounding the robbery' • of 811,009 on May 130» last from the Bow- manville braneh has been cleared Up, and Aix men are now in Hull goal who have been identified by the night •watchman as having been peen by` him in the beak on the night of the robbery. It is understood ' that --Chief Genesi. notified Provincial Detective jos, Rogers that he had arrested men against whom he had proof implicating them in the crime. Their names are given as James Collins, Win. Hastings John Murray, William Gilmour, Wil - tenni iohnson, and Pat Ryan. The men were arrested and convict- ed of vagrancy, and during their teen Chief Genest has been able to Work Out his clues. RIOTING AT LONDONDERRY, Elhhtlitet Mimi Oyer the irelehentlou or the !teller or Deem'. • A •deepateb from Londonderry, days: -The Protestant celebration of the anniversary of the Relief of Derry, be- sieged' by Jitlla0S ,army in 1680, led to riotous scenes here on Sunday. An excursion, party; composed of 400 members of a '98 olub, arrived from Belfast, but the police refused to allow the excursionists to enter the 'city. The appearance of a Natioiaalist band to meet the party caused disorders and stonclethrowing. Bath mobs attacked the police. Finally -the Riot Act was read, and the Mayoe of Londonderry called out the garrison. Eight cone stables were seriously injured. The rioting was renewed in the evening on 'the departure of the excursionists, in the vicinity Of the railway station. The police made repeated baton charg- es, and several portions were injured. WILL AVERAGE 25 BUSHELS. Wheat lade fit Maillillbe 111111 1/0 Etter. mesas This Tear. 'despatch from Winnipeg Bays The att. and N. W., railway orep report, issued on Wednesday, aho'ws that Wheab Mt the north-western portion of thes.province is rather inure backward than in Central and Southern Mani- toba, but the grain is ripening fast, end harvesting will lee general by the end ,of the month. • The estimated yield from all palate rune holm 25 to 80 bushelper acre, the crop being very heavy. • SUICIDE 'AT-BESERONTO. ottug-Illiati Disrobes and Deliberately luau* to Drank A. deist/etch from Deseroatto, Ont, aayti:-etatorday night about '2 O'clock a young immigrant, named Wm. Davis, undreseed on Cedar 'Mill dock here and jumped, into the bay and did not again appear on the lintince. SCAfte 70Uina lads who were in the vicinity gave the alarm, and a rescue party re- covered the body in about 10 minutes, but life was extinpt. The young man had only been in town a few dam and it le mid bowels not mentally stood. POWER- 0.F FROZEN WATER. NO theeptaele has ever heel/ Made With eufficient strength el retest the bursting power of frozen water, Shippers, per cwt, . . 8 425 500 Butcher, choice do. . 375 425 Butcher, med. to good -. 325 :340 Butcher inferior. . ,„„eaft, „,,,„8,00„„ Sheep and Lambs. Ewes, per cwt. . . . 875 400 Bucks, per cwt.. .. 2 50 300 Spring lambs, each.. ,. 800 400 • Milke.ra and Calves. Cows, each. . . . . 2500 45QD Calves, each, . . . . 200 700 Choice hogs, per cwt. .. 4 76' Light, hogs, per ewt. . 425 Heave; hogs, per owt. *, -4 26 Buffalo,Aug. 18:--Hpring wheat-Ao- tive enquiry; No. 1 Northern, spot, 77- 9L8 18 77 5-86.e No. 2 Northern, 73 7-8e. Winter *lone -Duel; No. 1 white end ,No. 2 :red, 720 on traffic. Corn -Firmer. Nic 2 yellow, 37 to 37 tele; No. 3 yel- low, -36 3-4 to -37o; No. 2 corn, 31i 1-2 to 36 3-40 ; No. 3 earn, 96 to 36 1-4c. Oats -Firm; No. 2 white, -25o;--No. 3 .whitte, 24,e; No, 4 weite, 23o; Nix 2 mixed,' 23 1 -Zvi No. 3 mixed, 23o. Rore -No. 2, on track, quoted at 57 1-2e. Canfreights' ie.' Steady: Flour - Firm. ' Detroit, Aug,. 18. -Wheat closed -No. -1 white, cash, 72 1-2ce; No. 2 red, cash, 73c ; September, ,74e3; December, 76 Toledo, Aug. 18. -No, 2 wheat,. cash, 72 1-4e; September., 733-8p asked; De- cember, 78c asked. feorn-No. 2 mixed, 33 1-2c, Oats -No. 2 mixed, 28 1-2c. Ree -No. '2 earth, .551-2c bid. Clover seed -Prime, cash, $3.90; October, 84,40 asked.. Oil-Unohanged. . Duluth, Aug. 18 -Wheat -No. 1 hatd, cash, 74 1-8e; September, 72 5-8e; • Dea comber, 72 5-8c; No. 1 Northern, cash, 71 7-8e; September, 70 5-80; December, 71e;'May,. 75e; No. 2 Northern, :675-8c; No. spring, 645-8o. • Milwaukee, 'Aug: 18. -Wheat -High- er e No. 1 Northern; 74; No. 2 Northern, 72c. Rye. -Higher; No. 1,54e. Barley DulirNo. 2, 41 1-3 to 42e; sample, 98 to 41c. 582 le2 .475 475 Jana of the game laws of the island. These are in brief Not to kill deer out of Season; not to have in one's Pos- session nor to sell or buy any portion of a deer out of season; not to kill more deer thareprovided by the license; not to mare, trap or pit caribou, nor to hunt them with dogs, nor with any come -Lettuce or weapon other than fire- arms. The employment of non-reia. dent guides, bearers or laborers is prohibited except under a special lic- ense, for whirah .25 is charged, but eue nuMbers of competent local guides and other attendants oan be had at it feede until -the greens are trans - low rate. of 'wages this should not formed into pa, black powder, greasy to operate as a hardship upon any visit - the touch and of the odour of' decayed beg sportsman. In any hunting party all deer killed by the employees counts as it killed by the principals, and ev- ery licensee on receiving leis permit pledges himself to endeavor to remove the careaiis or flash of any deer he maY klil and not use for food into some town or settlement within ten days. The reason for thee is that a few years .fitrog. oma. pat.ohervt:.:oafriboB:hi.iptcsilse40:Bonavtuhael oaf:ante-10%a slaughtered in the South Americen Republic the farmers have ,troubles of their own, and eeriow3 troubles, too. A bulletin le - sued by, the Argentine Department Agriculture bus just been receive the derrartnaent here, It is addres ett thei farmers of the Republic to in- struct them in the methods of grap- pling with 'rot' and •f Anita ' lit WIreaL, The °peeling paragrape of the bulle- tin, oe which the following is a trans- lation, *‚bows what oerious inroads these pestsi have made UPON the crops: "Enormous looses," it IfiLYS. "Silk 0E- perienced ever' year, amounting in some instances to more than half the entire, crop, ceased by a disease which the farmers commoniy call "carbon;" It is: also the cause cre 'the produetiee of thei inferior grain ot small Valli% so common in, our markets, and known aa smutted, punts, negro., wheet," The bulletin goes on to aeoribe this " die- • emee ms well as that Of 'eerie,' or rot, to a microscopic fungas growth, the, latterl seen in the immature wheat, to which! it faistens itself, and on which GEN: MERCIER HISSED. secoattenat lumens at she Dreyfus Trial • Da Sintellity ItornIng. • • A• despatch from Rennes, says :-A stirring scene 'closed Saturday's ses- sion of the Dreyfus trial. General Mercier spoke' •nearly freer hours in ruthless denunciation of Dreyfutt, who had listened unmoved 'until Mercier concluded by seeing that if he had not been convinced of the guilt of 'Dreyfus and if the latters conviction' had not been fortified since 1894, he would admit he had been Mistaken. Drey- fus jumped to his feet as though the words had galvanized him into life and ahouted in a voice which resound- ed through the hall like a trumpet note: "You ought to say so zany." The audience burst into a wild cheer, whereupOn othe ushers called for ail: once. But when Mercier replied that he would admit Dreyfus was innocent if there was any doubt, the prisoner shouted again: "Why don't you thee?" At this there Was another outburst of applause. M. Casimir-Perier then rose and dra- matically demanded to be confronted with General Mercier in order to deny some of his statement. Colonel Jouaust ordered the court to he adjourned until Monday at 6.30 a.m. fee the confrontation, and as Mercier turned to leave the court the audience rose en masse and °tithed him, those at the back of the court standing en chairs and benches in order to better howl him down. RAN AMUCK WITH A GUN. 6.4* • Weaseled TWO Den and °neatly lutw His Drains Doe. • . A despatch from teharlottenburffi Prussia, sayeeeeekt the btanoh et the pear a ford: on the northwest -coast and after removing tin heads and antlers froen the finest stags left all the meat tarot unburied, with the re- sult that the eleer have completely abandoned that region. The new re- gulation prevents:the possibility of e repetition of secile unsportsmanlike The deer -stalking season opens on July 15 and continues until Oct. 1, when there 'is an . interval of twenty days. / Seooting is resumed on Oct: 20 and' continued until 'Feb. 1, from Which time until:the middle of July a close season is observed. The caribou are to be finned in the vast tracts of latatiorefeeeht and the uplands known as "barrens," untrodden except by the occasional hunter. The deer are in countless herds, and those in the col- ony whri have mast closely observed their habits say that with proper safe- guards agaittat wanton killing there is no reason evaly they seould not con- tinue; to provide the finest sport for the hunters of Europe and . AMeriea When every oteer..eccessible hunting ground has been depleted. ,It must be remembered that the 21:10,11101e people who inhabit Newfoundland live round its coastline and that three miles from -high water mark there is not a set- tlement. The rest. af-the 42,000 square miles of tae ialand is given toe to the w animals, which include bears, vectiesefoxes,'Iynx, caribou and hares. 'Ihe best time fin- sportsmen to visit the island is the 'month of September. The best route is that by rail to North: Sydney; Cape Breton, Where the steadie- er Bruce is taken across the ninety miles of water. separitieg this island from the continent.. Landing at Port - aux -Basques in five or six tours, the hunter boards a: train, and a run a twelve ,hours places hien. in the midat of the deer country. . At Bay of Is- lands, about two-thirds of the Way, guides, canoee, and all the other ac- cessories to -a successful hunting trip eau be obtained:• " September La the best mienth 10 visit the island, because then:, the sportsman can vary his caribou hunt- ing with ether sport; each as angling for, -trout or:salmi*. NO fee is ex- acted by the colony .for any forzn of sport except deer bunting ; the trout and salmon rivers sere free to all; and the game bisds van .be shot by any Person possessing the requisite Owl - ;ink' piece. The guides engaged for caribou ahooting are equally avellable for the angling and bird shooting. A visitar, therefore, with the leisure and equip,ment can claim his fill a enjoy- ment theee within a .month. • • . • ITEMS- OF INTEREST. A Few, Paragraphs WIsIella WM He Found . Well Worth Reading. . . linen Was' the fiwit tabric weaved. Vegetarians have clearer complex - liens than people who eat animal food, It is a remarliabld fact that few bald men ever die df constimption. • The first balloon ascension was node by the M000ktgolfier tirothere, in Lyme& France, June 5, 1783. . . fro lay the dust: cm. its roadbed the, Bostoe and Maine Railroad runs a litrge oile3prinkler over its route. In Asti, California, is an immense cistern lined with concrete two feet thick,. for the storage Of wine. Its capanty is 500,000 gallons. ' ,A. blacksmith in Grass Valley, Cal., decided to ciao Ilia career on the an- niversary of his birthday, at the very :hour of the• day when, he was born. He waited until tbe dock struck eleven, and then committed ettioide. On, each train. of the new Siberian, railroad tttere will be a ataticatary bicycle to afford exercise to the pass - elvers and a barber who will shave then), free of, cost. ' A. sheep with five horns rambles around the farm of William Dfarston, in Cedar Spring*, Ky. Two horns grow on eact side of the head and one in the centre. A 'negro conviot in an ,Aurarlan jail Was conve-yed to et Vienna et/spite', and there 'ex-peril/tented upon with eleettleity, for four. month's. At the end of that time he was so bleached that he would ptssa for a white man. Three hens bektiging to Dr. Shaw of feusesliville, Ky., are 'high flyers. Credit bank.here Saturday. Mr. Prism, Mel recently ascended 200 feet in the ait in pqrsult of a hawk. . When the ,a retired army captain and former /woe wentles blow they quit qteratehe president of the Harabterg marine of- lea gravel and igagsben beta to dinn ing both. He then jumped hitt/ a train eel Mtn who and what he wan. fie director and cork, dangerously wound- ed for Vagrancy. Ilbie Magistrate ask- er• lice, after presenting a cheque for pay- r' - was --- A San Francisco tratap a arrest. mime diaoharged a revolver at a bank and alighted at the Zoological garden, Where he fired at an official, who tried to bar hit entrance. He then pressed the -Muzzle of the revolver against his own temple and rapidly fired three ehiele falling dead. NO Motive le all* signedfor his Conduct, and he is sup- posed to have been insane. Increasing rotundity on the Part of - ' the wife 00 a London haberdasher led BIG SHOWAT PARIS, r' herlienband to eat off her supply of dratnatically declared, "I am an eon - est fininf-the =bleat work of G000.",'Heateet Mere being aeakna the Jecige thou& he vvould put hiUr hi a plate of safety, and sent lultm to jail tor three monthts. I fish." The•bulletin advises eradication of these pests by treating the seed wheat with a weak eolation of sulphate of copper. THE CARBUNCLE PLA.GUE, 'From another bulletin issued by the Argentine Government it appeath that great havoc is being wrought among the herds by, a plague known as "car- benole." The virulence of this disease is such that the immediate slaughter Of all affected animals and the cremation of the eareasea and the use of antfeepe tics in handling them are earnestly recommended. The Government under- takes to supply free to stock-raisera of the Republic the Pasteur lymph, which it is filaimed renders animals immune from the plague. , ' THE BRITISH HEN.. A Conference in England, to InsProve the Poultryaltaising lut14.111111- Great Britain is the largest egg - importing Country. No brealrfest ta- ble is well fuinielied witheut eggie and BrAisb henewould give:up in despair 10 it were intimateel to them that they ougb:t to supply all the eggs the eopu- lation can consume. Infect, the num- ber a hens is so very inadequate that over 1,839,0(.10,000 of eggs, worth 820.- 000,000, are ixaported every year to make: up the defielency in the home supply. • Nobody wonders more than the British do themselves wily they don't raise: more. poultry. and egge, and. so a poultry conference met at Reading to talk the =atm. over. Mr.. Walter Long, President of the Bretish Board of Agricaltere, told the 00.110 tout, of Which 4e, drattit three pines The esseedien treelike to gave a rho les• a day. At twit meal she welshed 21,7 bib"' al *ht "oh'. polithecie. 18 efic %yaks tihe had dwittd. A detfeettch front Ottawa, Says:- bed dewen to 180 pretteide. Fearing that Among our moat notable exhibits She ittatlid mole become a skeleton, 'she the Paris Pair neat year .will'be one titrotroArsernbak.nutflaya.., a."")tet441 from the Canadian Nolte Reilway, . which Lan reaerted a apace of1,200 , feet, that will be fitted up as reeep- A CORRECTION. don room, /showing ritanr ofite best jetates, aeid hie Mother" have tom oil paintinge, and dig) aya of the You four times bow to stop making natural treOUtoe4 of the country Along that racket. the route. It is said the company trite, Menline, roiled Om youth, who will vend between $25,000 and g$0,000 has a great future before PIM the on tha tothihte. , exact &Unbolt.. delegates that forty-three eggs were imPorted each year for every man, wo- man and ?Wel in the. United Kingdom, and every one of these eggs might just as well be raised at home. He would do all he could to facilitate this de- sirable result. Same of the delegates said that the poultry farmer might -reasonably expect a profit of five • shillings a yeazefrom the, eggs of eaoh hen, and there was no reason'why the homy production should not be largely increased. Various ways of encourage. ing the industry were approve& • Among the diversione of the con- ference was a trip to Baynards Surrey, where the delegates were con- ducted over the great poultry -fatten- ing establishment of Mr. C. E: Brooke,. Who annually sends 36,000 fowls to • • the London market. This market' has sotme peculiarities Which the poultry Canon must take into account.. The chicken must be sent to market with its head on, for the buyer will_not in- vest in a fowl whose head has been cut off. The idea is that chickens that. are mutilated may possibly have been killed by some animal. It is also im- portant that the chick.en should have • white or at least light yellow legs, as the poultry buyers object to black legs. There is no good ground Dar this objection, but consumers will have their way and their Whims must be gratified. • If chickens with black • legs are forced upon the market they bring anly about 1810 tha price of those with light legs. The great hen oattntries of Europe are France, Austria-Hungary, Russia, Italy, ' Belgium and Denmark, and thee England has plenty a neighbors that are willing to supply her wants. Canada is now trying to get a part of the trade. If China might only be eoceolmically tappe,d for poultry and . eggs that country could be all crea- tion in the quantity supplied, for that empire has•more fowls than any other ;country in the World. . SAVED BY A CAT. • • •••••••mf Aroused Ills Master 10 goal/. $11111e14011 1114 race. Soave eine for purely. A Bristol. England, cat a few days ago proved the mane of saving a whole family from deetruction by fire. At half -east two in the morning nshopkeeper nam, ed Ledo „Seeniedermanin was bloused by his pet tabby, which was gently vilaetrd toitekiagiebtldf:ivher cee 6 iaway, but As the faithful feline persisted, he arous- ed himself, to find tins rosin full of smoke. ale alarmed a lodger, Hermon Muller, who was sleeping On the same floor, and also his sister and another young wornan. They all rushed to the stairsawhere the flames were already- sprreading. • With the exception of the lodger, the Wraiths, taking pass with them, reach- . ed. a landing, from -which they escaped teethe back yard. Just as the Mulles r3hot righethroagh the spiral staircase Muller, who had stopped to put on his booth, Waa out off from escape. The flambe reacted his room, and then, thriteving out soon bedding, he leaped from the seeetind story window, He badly sprained his ankle, and was tak- en to the infirmary. ELORDIKE OUTPUT $W,000,000.Steamer Kosalle Lauda 11130,14.01114 lit Cold at Vasicataver. A despatch from Vancouver, •aays:-. The -steamer Rosalie. with 150 pass- enger& bringa in the neighbOurhbod of $3,000,000 in gold. According to the estimate of Canadian Gold Commission - et Ogilvie the output of the Klondike mines this year will be 440.4100,000.- " A JUORNEY NECESSARY, Clara, you admit that We Would be Mere eel/eh/et-able at home lit the, hot weather. 'Yee„but everybody else le gene. Wbo will nee my new clothed- FEMININE CBIARIT'lt, Alk.-Ifies Deering always bee a crowd of youpg men aretind hr. 2.114t, .11000111Y, •-••. Us; um' evidently" thlOt there is 4404 18nuthhars.