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LESSON l•
Paul a Priso
21/ 27-39.
Commenteeyen
*0 °buret% at .1 -in
day after their
"tno eldere .arid.
ef Vilma Jame
Lord, was chief,
gave them a re
eattlemeut by v
of the question
keeping the Jewl
Via opinion of
thens." Their
was very doubt
trig by erery po
breach between
belieyers were e.
taken a ealleeti
eliurehen "Thi
tinned in 1, Cor
and more fully
Its design is, re
where Paul actu
Christians in
Parmelee) cilium
enideritly hopin
lei bringing abo
atilt. of thins.
make concessim
gone forth that
tite Gentiles bi
need not keep t
them. Paul see
Om very found
order M refute
requeated Paine
Jews that he d
PauI puri
20-W. Your
salem to compl
Jews permitted
to join in the
this wee the m
tne- expenses w
taking part in
Paul agreed to
for a week to
temple, and th
while their heac
they took their
the mettle o
(Num. 0: 18).
promise, it wa
l'aul attain*
dere, he at the
of almoet cert
the other side.
peeted tronble
brand his actio
for the jews
other pretext
them." 27. Th
pears to have
time COMO mcd
In the temple
Of the women,
apart for the
vow. 28. Cryi
; help as though
committed. T
Paul's opponen
watehing. him.
imus, an Eph
Paul, and whe
court of the w
supposed he h
the temple.
against Paul, c
pielluMd the
show that the
The questio
right in thus
• temple? Our,
were his „moth
avoid persecuti
was ready to
not take this
the, church, or
Nil sole purpo
ilia hearts of
their. into a
1 Cor. 9; 19-23
these brethre
himself were
clinging to le
merit their sal
then. as ordin
origin, and evl
them careful
May it not b
Chnrch to -day
mat y forms a
which tend to
epiritual 1
• Ill, The mo
SO.' 3e. Was m
entering the sa
plea oppears t
stuatle all Jere
atn•---Paul was
time la .nple-0
int!? the court
wished to mur
lute the tempt
and swallowed
- fo/ds of
were of solid
opened from t
court of the
Mint- 'Probab
the care of th
necired that th
some new diet
31. Seeking t
was murder i
were beating
of catieittg his
sudden, and
with proper w
to have been
glort, delay th
time to rese
Mier. a serval
trent, God sen
time without
'Lange. Chief
tary Officer o
lens NMI Stati
toxin, winch N
west eorner
Soldiers awl
cominalided
eciptain. ordere
large to overe
store order.
jetviele neob w
the Roman tr
their murdero
-The chief ea
Ilene, Paul, bu
hien a heating.
bably bound b
34. Could. n
for the mob
against A.
intelligible to
Greek lied on
he *as lioible
knermi to hi
Ore& to be f
&Mi. The calitl
etosimpment e
-"Cfkieli 141 f
tile* itp into
"Ties crosvd p
awaken the f
treat...dry," a
Driven -ear the
.4-wity with hi
its the Mtn°
years before,
to the arose (
RV. May spe
it the telf-poi
tion. oyoit
within re
ief eaptein,
order to ittoi
trittrirph
C
f 5 I/
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36. That Bgyption-The Aryl -Mau to
1 em unlitieet ie Made le described by
lovfltimt time, Who announced that he WWI
josephua os ono td. the many' impostor's.
a prophet and gathered an army with
's'",r,t\z--,
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\'',.'". ."4":"--*-r"""N\nr ..A.'s.Z'll,'`,.,:.''' flour,
1.1 U , ...„
pinto,
' V tzft a tea,
quiet: Vornmeal, (inlet. Itye dull,
Berley. steady.
Wheat--lieceipts, D11,300 buslielai ex -
10,301 bushels. Spot,. easy; No. 2
$1-0936, export, and 411, domestic,
elevator; 110. 2 X4'4, nonlInnt, 1.
b., afloat; No, 1 Northern Duluth,
$1..0834, nominal, f.o,b., afloat; No. it(
,
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UNFRIENDLY.
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Peary Said to_flaye Reftisetl, ffeln
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' to Erenar:
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Km Robl000n GuillY of Muriel' of
Gratulchildren.
Sridlrery Despateh,--At 11.80 'to.night
Mr. juetice Magee paeseil eentence on
Annus Robinson, that she lae hang-
ed int the 24th of November, for the
murder of the infante of her trva dough-
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W j PRIOR
R. " . "." ! . - .1.1".
-OCTOBER 3, IOW
which he undertook to overthrow the
Roman goveroment. Lyeias hoped that
he
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sers..The Arrest Aete
-I, Peul confers With
usnlem (Ye- 18-20): The
arrival at Jerusalem
leaders of the church,
s, the brother of our
met together, and raid
met of his work. The
ate, eight years before,
as to the necessity of
sh law had not changed,
all tlite Jewish Ohris-
riendehip at this time
ill. raw was endeavor-
,sible ineans te heal the
them 1. The Jereisalem
ory poor, and Paul bad
el for them among the
, is the collection men-
, 10; 13; Roni, 15; 25,
in 2 Con, cbartein 8, 0,
vealed ill ltom, 15: 31,
ally asks prayers of the
far off Italy that Ob.
14 may accept the gift,"
; that this would help
114 4, more harmoulous
2, Paul was ready to
s, "Vague rumora had
he taught that not only
it that even the Jews
he law of Moses." To
ned to be undermining
tion of their hopes. In
these slanders the eld,ers
to openly show to the
id keep the. law.
iied. in the teninle (vs.
nen had come to Jeru.-
ite a Nazarite vow, The
any one who so wisbed
final purification; and
ore readily permitted if
ere paid by the person
the closing 'Ceremonies.
pay their expenses, and
live with them. in the
en to stand with them
Is were shaven Etnd while
hair tO burn it "under
f the peace-'5ffering"
"This was not a corn-
; concession; but while
to refute certain shun
• ._
same time ran the rime
In misrepresentation on
The fact that unex-
grew out of it does not
ns es unwise or wrong,
mould have found some
f this had not come to
e seten days -This am.
been the length of the
in the final ceremonies.
-Paul was in the court
,
in or near the remit set
!oremonics of .e, Namirite
eg out -They cried for
a great outrage had been
me Jews who had been
ts at Ephesus were
They had seen Troph-
!Man, -in the city with
i they salt Paul in the
men with strangers, they
d tanen Trophimue into
ley stirred up a mob
barging him with -having
:emple. Their cluteges
attack was premeditated.
. is asked, Did Paul do
eurifying biinself in the
answer is. Yes. What
es? He did not do it to
011, or even death -he
le in Jerusalem. He did
amuse to gain favor with
for any selfish purpose.
se was to gain access to
;hose Christians and lead
eper Christian life. Read
. "Let us remember that
1 to whom Paul joined.
hristians and were not
;al rights by which to
vittion but they clung:to
nees ey'llicb were of divine
Lich education had made
to observe."--eCtun, Bib.
, true that the Christian
inay still be holding on to
ed ritualistic observances
hinder rather than hell)
ife
b and the rescue (?vs. 30-
oved-That a Gentile was
ered precincts of the tem-
, have been sufficient to
isalem. Dragged him (R.
hanllen rougets. Out of
it of the woolen s court
of th‘i Gentiles.. " They
ler lum, and yet not poi-
i. They iterate -y.1 at onats
toloole.»,-L, m.o., .6„,„.8
the gate Beautiful, which
Corinthian brass, and
he women's court .to the
'Vele
was now eaught in the person of
Paul, 00. Nc man city-Torsus waa the
metropolie of °aloha, a city of culture.
IV, Peul's defence (21. 44-22. 20). The
chief ceptain gave Paui permission to
speak to the orowds from the etairs
leading up to the ostler, Ile Amide his
defence in the IIebrew language. 1. Ilo
showed that he had boon a zealoue Jew.
2. Ile described the manner in which he
became a Christian, giving a vivid ao-
count of lus conversion. With ell his
zeal for Um Jewleb religion, he had
found something far better. 3,,Ile told
them that he had been commissioned to
preach to the Gentiles. They listened to
him until he made this statement and
,
then they eried, ".A.way with 2110h 4 fen-
low front the eortlo for it is not fit that
ho shoal% livo..t" The mob seemed to
tweak fee 1 we le greater fury than be-,
fore. Lysias then eenunanded thet Paul
be scourged, evidently with the iuMue
tion of facin from him 4 001110014011 Of
his brimes; but when Paul- 'informed
them that lte was a Roman eitinen in-
''
stantly tlie thongs ever° dropped and
his safety was, mewed. '•
PRACTICAT, APPIACATIONS.
Paul Assailed by tlie Ungedly.
1„ Paul taken. ."1.11ey took Paul
0,ad, „Went abo.ui to iciii ilimu (ye, eei
31). The aecusation ageinet Paul woe
couceruing "the temple." It was the old
word against Jews (Matte 26, 61.), and
the old cry, "Away with this man" (Luke
:13, 18). We are -reminded of the words,
ee onest, terhe servant is not greaMr.
than his lot.n. lf they have perseeteed
me they will also persecute you'l Rohn
15, 20). To "suffer na a Caristion" le te
stiffer ne Christ did (N. -Pet. 4, 16). nu_
fore the cross, Peter defended his Lord
with the sword, but ever afteeward in
his life and with hia pen, he condemne
the notion, When 'the tehrietiane were
being falsely' =neon, oppres,sed and per.
secuted, lee did let advise them to fight
it ort, but to live it down. if rulers
opprosised them, he bade them submit to
every minuet -lee of man for til 0. falrfl'a
sake (I. Pet, 2, 13). If spoken against,
he told them to have their behavieto
•eeml • if nreecieted not 1.0 think the
e, ne 1 - , ,
ftery trial strange, and not to render evii
for evil, but contrariwise bleseing (I.
Pet• 3, 0)• lie gives the reasons: 1. That
they who revile mav bo out to 91K:ono
, e e
(I. Pet. 3, 16). 2. nhereunto ye arc called
tl t 1 lel • 't bl • 1
la ye elan Innen a cseing (...
pet. 3, 0, R. V.), 3, That they by your
own good works may glorify God 1E.
„ee. ee :ie..
a) 4. Because Chriet also stia
t " ..n.' n ,. ,
term tor you, leaung ,you an example
that ye should fellow His steps -who,
when He was reviled, reviled not aging;
when He suftereclotbreatenen net (I. Pet.
2, 21, 23). 5. As partakers if Christ's
suffering, rejoice; thee nt the revel ielon
of Ine otory ye also mey rej nee with ex-
eeedi„gbi07- (I. /;,„ t, 4, 13). 6. if ye er„
reproached for the name of .Cheist, happy
are ye, because the spirit of glory oind
the Spirit of God resteth upon you (I.
pet, 4, 13., IA De Ir.) , 7. It is the will
of God. :tient by well -doing ye put to si-
lence the innorance of foolish men 1 i.
Pet. 2, 15). When maligned; Molted,
injured, or persecuted, follow the great
Example. Non-reeletanee and heart -for-
givencss make us like him. . Vent -mime
is His, He will repay; ours, to love and
forgive (Rom. la, 10-21). 'nen one me-
mies will acknowledge, even as Hie did,
"Truly, Ole is a child Of God," .
II. Patina CiVecinship. "Canst thou
speak (Steak?" (v. 37). "I am a eitizen
of no mean city" (v. 39). "Is it lawful
for you to stourge a man that is a Ito-
man?" (Acts 22. 25). - It was a great
honor and privilege to be "a Roman"
citizen. It is greater to be among "the
saints in Christ Jesus" (Phil. 1, 1) who
can say, "Our citizenship is in heaven"
(Phil. 3, 20, R. tan An old Seotehman,
asked if he expeeted to get to heaven,
replied, "Why, man, I live there." Hie
life was in the spiritual, not in the net.
mail; his loy, in Inevenly things, noe in
earthly; hes companions, God and angele
and. stunts, not worldliegs or, deroone;
his Imait was in heavers. Home is where
the heart is. "He the.t believeth hath"
(John 5, 24) citizenship in the heaveme.
As A. J. Gordon atm:tested, Christ only
"visited" His people (Luke 1, 08). a,
never relinquished ITis heavenly eitiz.an-
ship. He lay at Hest in a, borrowed man.
•
ger and at last in a borrowed grave.
He eonfe,ssed His celestial nativity. I
i'-'
em from above," He sant (John 3, 23),
and of Hie own He declared, "They are
'tot of the world, even as I atranot of the
world" (John 17, 14). Our conv,ersatien
shOuld corr:espond with our eitizeneinp,
If we be "rieet with Christ," let ue wet
0
our "minds" cm "things above" (Col. e:
1, 2, inargit). Only a "holy" cliaracter
is consistent with a heavenly calling
niteb. 3, 1). The life "hid with Olu•iiit" it
the only nife worth living (Col. 3, 3). .
A. 0. m.
TORONTO MARKETS.
("In-
Wheat, fall,. bushel • „,$1 01 to $1 02
Nybeet, red, Imola ,.. ., 1 00 . „..„
Au t h 1 1 0 00
1, 'env ginnri tiSle • • • ,., • •• • .
sye, us re - • . - • - • • - 0 15 ' - -
lb:el:wheat,. bushel - . , 0 70 tr 70
eaulete mamee . • • • • • 0 0 5° 0 00
Pear, busbel .. 0 DO i'Int••5'
Oats, bUsbel .. .,•.•'.: • :•. 0 44.
oeeds-
etkike, faneye belsliel , ... $0 25 $6 00.
Almike, No, 1, bushel .., 5 00 g 00
lied clover, bushel .,.„ , 0 75 7 25
Timothy. bushel ., ..., 1 40 1 00
liay and straw-
thee., No. le timothy. .... le 00 20 00
Hey, clover, ton .., . , .. , 13 On 10 00
Straw, loose, ton .. .... 0 00 , ...
Straw, bentilecl,• ton • ... ln 00 10 00
• Inuit nod Vegetables:-
Oniona) per seek ..... ,, 3 75 ,„
Potetoes, newl bag 0 °5 0 7,9
t 1
4PP,08, Pen bet -, • • • .• ° 75 2 "
roultry—
Torkeys, dressed, lb. ..,. 0 16 0 22
Geese, per lb, .. ,. . „ . 0 11 0 12 '
Spriug ducke .. ... .., , 0 14 0 16
,,,
Spring chickens , „ .., . 0 14 A° to"-
Fowl, per lb. ... , .• 0 11. u ''''.
Dairn Produce -
Butter, farmers' dairy 0 24 0 28
Eggs, strictly new -told,
0 27 0 32
Fresh Moats -
Beef, forequarters, cwt4 013 0 00
Beef, hindquarters, cwt.0 00 lt03 t500
Beef choice sides, own7 50
' .uni cwt. ...; 6 gg 7 50'
neer' Inedi 4 t • - 5 50 6 50
Beet, coinenon, ew , ... ,
0
lambs per lb. 0 10 0 la
Spring , . 0
Mutton, light, cwt. . , 8 00 9 5
Wats, common, awn •0 00 7 00
Veals, wime, ewe, .. . 9 00 10 00
Dressedl ho t . ' 1 00 12 00
gs, c'tv . .. , • l
newts_
.'n
Aalea bbl. „ . 0 75 1 50
Alipleili, basket .: , i .,...:. 0 15 0,25
Do., crabs, basket . , 0 15 0 25
. •
Beads, string, basket ,,. , . 0 20 0 30
Carrots. butches .. 0 25 . ... , .
C. .1 loupes crate 0 30 0 50
'411 ° '
Catiliflowers, demo - . 0 75 0 Sli
Celery, dozen .. .. . , ,0 30 0 35
Corn, &men, dozen 0 08 0 10
°omnibus, basket 0 20 0 25
Do., gherkins . , „ 1 00 1 25
Ilg.p.' plant, basket .. 0 30 0 00
Onions silver skins ., 1 00 0 00
Onions' Can., bushel 1 00 a...
.• '
°moos, per crate .. . „ . 2 50 2 75.
Peaches, Crawford, bsiet. . 0 40 0 75
, n 10
"we, seeenns . , . • • „ . 0 r e .
Pears, basket ,. ... .. , . 0 40
° "2 0 al
Plums, basket .„ . ° la - --
sotntoee bushel 0 00 0 80
3 • '' - " • • ' •
ne leo De ba„. , , , , ,, 0 00 , , , ,
"e•' n e r 00
Ito., sweet, barrel - - - 60 0
Tomatoes, basket ... 0 15 0 20
te a 50. ...
Waierraelone, per cra .
. 3 00 4 00
3:4"111°135 " • " • • t " ' o en e 7-
Oranges ..-, .,,. . , .. .. " I., ... o
Grapes, haske . , .. , . 0 10 0 20
t
Do (Cal.) .. ... .... 2.25 ....
' '' -
Pe .1 •iers amen ... ..... 0 3o ....
71 ' -
Do red .e .. ...... 0 85 ....
9 0
c t 1, ' er barrel .. 0 . , . • .
. ' ri ii mrries, p, . . .
HIDES AND SKINS.
No. 1 inspected steers and
, , , .. nO 131/4 $0. 013
epws • • • • - • • • .
Met steers and
No. 2 itspee oi
cows . ; „ .... ... , 0 1...A 0 00
No. 3 inspected steers, ebws
and bulls .. . „ .. . 0 11% 0 e 4
eye
Country hides,. cured ,0 12 0 la „
Calfskins .. .. - , .. , 0 1.1 ' 0 1(3
Horseleidee, No. 1 .. 2 75 3 00
Horsehair, per 'lb.. . , 0 30 0 32
Tallow, mer lb .. 0 05% 0 OM
Lambskins • • . • .. • • • 0 60 0 70
Wool, washed, lb . „ 0 22- 0 24
Wool, unwashed, lb. , 0 12% 0 14
Wool, rejeete, lb.. .. 0 17 0 00
' SUGAR MARKET.
•
Toronto sugar -Granulated, $4,85. per
cwt., in barrele; No. 1 golden, $4.40 per
cwt., in barrels; Beaver, $4.55 per cwt,,
in bags. These priceS are for delivery
here. Car Iota 6e. less. In 100-PoUnd
bags prices are 50 less.
'
OILIER MARKETS
i •
Grain and Produce -Wheat
Liverpoo .
-Spot quiet: No. 2 red western winter,
7s 8d; futures, .quiet; September 7s
7 1-45 • December 7s 57-8do Marelie 7s
. 0 3.8(1.3 Corn-Spo' t steady; 'new Ameri.
can mixed. via Galveston, es .23-45; fu-
tures steady; October, 5s 1.3-85; D.eeerio
. ber 5s 3 1-4d. lslour-Winter patents
dull, 33e 3d. Hops in London, Pacific
- t •
coos , firm, Z4 lOs to Z5 10s; -
/3 ef extra India mess, firm, 92s Od.
le f tpt: mess western nominal.
'
Ifr .---. SInuret cut steady 57s 6d. Bacon
Tins b 11° d t t d i n7 65 h t
urn er an eu s ea y, .) s ; s or
- ' '
rib, stectdy, 71s; long elem." meddles,
light strong, 71s ad; do. heavy, strong,
bard winter, $1.1104, nominal, f oh
. • e
afloat.
Corn-TIeceipts, 20,500 bushels; ex.
Rorts, 498 htishele. Spot, easy; No, 2,
2161/2wew,ie7leosalopio,t,naordiu.1770106,c,deflois,:iezeialf;loNaot:
winter shipment. Option, 'market was
without traneactions, closing Ic net low-
er.
,, oepte meson 70e; Deee eleseet 704,e.
Oats -Receipts, 1,10,5'75 bushels; ex-
peas, 38,100 bushels, Spot, easty; mixed,
ecl, 41%e to 42e; natural white, 42e to
.1214. clipped white 43e to 47 Inc,
' • ' e ,
Manitoba wheat -New No 1 northern
• ' ' - '
$103. Octo-
r:mopt shipment, $1.0,2t6 to i , , ,
(..1 eliminents, $1,02% to $ .01. No. 1
imethern, prompt shipments, $1.001/4 to
$1.01; October shipments ofte to 90)4e,
• , 1 - et.
Barley -New, No, e 54 to 50c; Ao. u,
51e; extro. 54 to 55e. l‘laiiitobie flour -
,Quotations. irt Toronto are: First pat-
outs, $5.80; second patents,.$5.30; 00 por
cent, patents, new, 30s bid, Glasgow
freighte; strong bakers', $5.10. Rye --.38
to 0De. Corn -No, n yellow, 77 to 7716ce
Canadian, No., 2, yellow, 74)6 to 7516e,
trade, Torouto. Peas -lee to 77e. Mill
F al 11 't 1 b• $21 ro t M ,
KA --- ant o ta, 1 411, . 4./ o pee
ton; shorts $24.60 to $25 track, Toren-
to; Ontario bran, $1e2 ini bags, Shorts
$2 more, eOntario flour -New wheai
flour for export, $3.00 to $4, outside.
A
BRADSTREET S -TRADE REVIEW
Menitreal reports to. gradstreet's say
,the movement of general trade contin-
-ucis of a satisfaetory tattle°, Pall lines
et retail are moving well and local
wholesalers tvaa enatufacturers report
excellent prospects for a continuation of
the good bosinese now moving, Country
tiled° holds about steady and. remittanc-
es are foir to good, hoeing shown ine-
Prevenient. during the past week or two,
Local retail trade has received considee-
able stimulus from the "Back -to -Mont-
real" week. Deliveriee of pronto, etc.,
*Ces are
continue fairly large and pri .
study to firm. Hogs and products are
firm to higher.
a
Termite reports to Bradstreet s say
husinese holds a. steady tone and Fos-
Pets 101' the future continue cheerful.
A feature of the precient situation is the
improvemett which is noted in mince-
tione and remittances from nearly oll
parts. of the country. Grocers eeport am
active trade. Canned goods show 0 firm
letals mid eneral hardware
tendenen. h' . g ,
lines are moving well and prices aro gen-
firm. Country tried? is
, awa, ant„. Rept, 2/,.....C4itaill r.,
ott
" Airs.
W. Bartlett, of the Zeenie, wires the,
eansaian hIlnister of Marine, from Ins
d,ciicreesclItIledavbeoirg,itvtiala aci7bQcitgyln:Ptot. St.dlotw14:
drop, lost at rrobishire, last yeor. De.
Elyered mail fer Anctio en sixth at Clyde :Tient,"
gayer. (Siguod) W. Dartiett," The
emeomeng ;a a Botch whejer,
i
toitthlr Vtg.aVa°1,11rleel)P*.rVeerlif4Cirreekant19$0°()tt 1
. . ' - '
an ingurry as to the delivery of slipplies
• . .
for Dr, Cook by Captain Bernier, ill
charge of the Canadien Government stea-
, ., • ,, •
1.11e14 n'Tetle" now cruising in the north,
endicates that Captain Bernieenmet with. „no.
unfriendly treatment at the ilands of .to
Boatswain Murphy, of Pearets eeew. Dr,
Cook wires Irmo nTew York, "Bernier
. .
o o•ht 1' t b M. C I Left
lone supp lee mu y IS. leo
nem at Eten in care of Harry Whitney
on August 20, 1008, Bernier esked fer
Bscinirturex and clogs and was refused by
Mun)hy. In Bernier's letter *Iteechy's
Island, Laneaster Sound, NY4111 given ae
.
Ins next winter station, See Whitney on.
Jeanie now at Battle Herber, Labra-
dole -Frederick A. Cook."
1?BAR" 5 PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
Bar Harbor, Me., Sept. 27.--Pendiog
the conference to -night between General
Thanes 1-I, Hubbard, president of the
Peary Aratio Club, aud Centanander BP-
bort E. Nary, on the proofs which Com-
mender Peary has to support his poen
tion oil the question: "Has Cook been
to the pole?' no new phases on the
Peary side of the Cook controversy aro
expected to develop, Commander Peary
will reach. here from Partlend to -night
and go •at once -to the home of General
Hubbard, where he will be a guest dur-
ing his stay hem. •
Gen, Hubbard. has thoroughly ace
quainted himself with the Peary proofs
evhich he has had, under examination for
several days and ill prepared to out,
line a plan of campaign and procedure
in the controversy -with Dr. Cook,
While seemingly quiescent the friends
of Commander -Peary say they are pm-
paring to establish Commander Peary's
position in s, manner that will be con -
vineing to those who desire to consider
the facts in the Polar question. General
•
.u.t.oiard said he bad no statement to
-
make tonlay,
- e.
gtecA's. Jessie aud Ellen. Mr. justice Ma -,
expre.ss.ed his extreme sorrow for tvire scimeawromir pinag,40,0 par 0*** *
uitrful position of Mrs, Roldnson, a A 0- advance, 4140 If *S. Is POW
°Mamma
tcx.)ifictibottyy.fialii'lea, flameinegaittoliiiii•oolsete.istelliii, ntgApartnewir ce ittileme„.106 petggeonuonplistreez
0116 of all sentences. Ife upon° of the itienitieenttoe,;10 per line ter esok is .
recommendations of the jury for mercy, lesertlea,
but did not Intila up the prisexter'e 'ropes Advertisenteutir In the ;Deal pelerens are
for executive elemeneye
Mrs, Robinson etoon in the corner of ;4ciallr aro- lel eacmiier'llniallneemen4ir 41 tl!"7-189t11..wee.ve•-'-'"A *I
the dock, her elbows resting. on the rail, Advertisement' or stretetizlEeersisil4
and with bowed head burled her face lie or, to , . , . ; thrra
.'Retie, 114 Moire, 41-er 04
Aso., i..P.S., OM*
gmliamanata ai T;r0W-1,1. Yor0411
, 0000itrumeoniouirco'a uouw..ot cow°, 04
Oinno* Thr. .11744Y314 BrAVIC "" Vel"1411
'1"11+1**
WINOKAM
General Hospital)
I
le
ber handkerchief. Der. tears and sobs week& agd *ii . te .
were those of 0, broken heart. There is sortie*.
'11 Mold:* ere *In
.
03*der Devalues** SeeP00410114 I
b d Coup/ Itams.-The
ou la es my e. °I wi e ma e , ., . _ ee.. _o______,_,
d. bt tl t - • ff t
have the sentence commuted. Feeling VON er e iterrtkel ig 1"41 •"'"
here is very etrong for lion swelled. WOO nn
; OP,Aols x-rr, iimo, sm.& Isoi
Thu trial of Baurassa, which commene-
ed on Thursilay at noon, lasted through- One Column 41,1 VI otit. or
out the whole of the day. The Cratvn Half CloinniOn'," en'e- -en Tad Id
Quarter Column, Mee 12,
had the story of one Doormen to whom one leek,. , ;, . ;,„; los 8.1)Q 2,00
Bourassa confided tile stony of dynernit-Admatieemerite without sew. Me directions_
:
mg ex -Mayor Lemieux's house practical- win be inserted till fOrbid awl. charged so
j • • b . t 1 TI 1 f , cordingly. Transient advertieemonto must 12*
y uncono 01 11 01 . 10 ( 0 OM WOO 0., _, , ,.,;,. ...,,
denial and an allegen quarrel between Pnlit ler 4" ""Y '
Bourn'esa, and Bou'fard anti the story
further aettieted by the ofter of a re- 4-1
warn by the town of Sudbury. Tho jury .
returned at 120 a. in, evith a verdict DR, AGNEW
of not guilty against Douro:ono He .
will Now have to answer a charge 01 PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR
bigalllY• • Office ;---•
a......-,-..-411....,.....1.,
plogsautly sonated. Beautiful's'
Open te)...f recially Itnebred. p y.,,.
Rates ex• en whit* Include maw
numb) omen:
ki se tAi oo per week. •
t, we. on of mom, vat gooier' „•
Wax -Address _ ...._.
J., E. wpiwn
Superintendent,
noi 224 Whaffhale. Onti. '',I
R. VANSTONE
InAnnisTEN AND SOLICITOR
Money to loan at lowest %%tea,
Osno's t-Bseirsit BT.ocur,
Wildint.A.M. I
Upstairs' in tile Iffacdonal4 Bloc1;.
ON WARPATH. • Night calls answered sit office.
- -
++++++444•44.114.4-444-14•Hoh
Wisconsin Eraves and uquaws .
. V
e Fight Officers. J.' P. KENNEDY
M.D., IVI.C•P.S.O•
4.+++++4++++++++++++.1
DICKINSON & HOURS
Buristers Solicitors, eta,
1.
Mace: Meyer Block, Wingham,
i
—
Lansing, Miele., Sept. 27-Tbe Vitisoon-
sin Indiaus again are on the warpath, in
a, mild form.
Eleven of them -six bucks and five
-recent] attacked De ut Game
squaws y p Y. .
Warden Jack Rowett and five assistants
in the woods near the state border, and
o • -
e of the eedskins bit the deist,"
°n .
The Indians tvere camght killing deer
and beaver contrary to the laws of the
ne ; th -rit.nthmedisal.n2ssantuals)
i . ber of ea4
I NE
GOL.P MEDALLIST IN MED CI .
Special attention paid to Diseases of women
and children.
• Om= HOURS 1-1 to I p.m, ; 7 to 0 p.m,
mnanion.H.4emenetangennneenneHenenet
DR ROST. C REDMOND
. • • . .
al. R. C. 8. AEng.)
E. L. Dickinson • Duelewirelnier
einie*Hwiwi+Helnie+44441414einV
•
. J. A, MORTOff
13ARRISTER ANO SOLICITOR.
MONEY TO LOA.N.,
Oftlees-Morton Block, Wingtrairt I
State of Michigan. The officers coin-
them to desist and started to
mended e ;
arrest them. The Indians came at the
. . „
white men with guns and knives. lite
deputies had Only two gems but one
brought down a, brave who gc: too close.
The aim of the Indians was poor.
"The squaws were in the thick of the
fight," says Rowett in his report to
State Game Warden Pierce, Rowete ex-
,
peets further bloodshed before the
poachers are rounded up. •
L. R. C. P. (Loud.)
Physician and Surgeon,.
- (Dr. -Chisholm's old stand)
4-1÷1-1.-1-14-H4+++++.14-1-1-4-1
DR. NARGARET C. CALDER
Ilonor Graduate of Toronto University.
Licentioto of Ontario College of Physicians
aud Surgeons.
14++++4.44++4-i•++++++++4
WELLINGTON MUNAL
FIRE INS. CO.
Established 1840.
Head Office OUELPH, ONT.
Rieke taken on all classes of in.
sot/ibis. p,,s; s• 11 y ril the eat.tx on pre -
int,,,,, e„1„3,1,1, to.
JA.Ams Gold,' E. CITA R DAvaisON
orally steady to •
I receipts of produce are fairly
good, ane ..
1 11 t d to firm,
Ittrge, but plices. to e s co. y ; , . ' SURRENDER.
Hogs aod product pewee are advancing . ----"
t' 1 1 H' I et' ,
on an ac Ivo c emote. lc es are a lee
and steady to firm. ?Zoos Ask Terms of Spanish
; nonno • -t t B lid, t• et' say
peg tepee s o 1 s le . s
, .. lac e or o. • General -Villages Burned.
tte t • 1 itlo 1- continues of the
brightest. Tne retail trade is reported
9 0 Ira
BLA.CIC-HANDERS
Devotes special le.; toution t'o Diseases of the
Nose and Throat,
Er' lr''"' ' T t d
Eyes ' horomemy een .
Wasses Properly Fitted.
Office with Dr. Kennedy.
President. ziect et nr;;‘,.
RITCHIE', de Ci ?SENS.
A ge•nts. Wis glow), Out
. • e. • l 1 -• tl ' '
, to nave increase in vo ume cluing ie Madrid Sept. 27. -The War Office to.
t • k • ' h t • 1 '
pas it ee et so and merc au s pane. -
, y e complete somas cef
,v ate ecomme imp' de announced th,
1 • • b ' 0' • •essed with the fact
Ott they will need to stock up. The the 1110110011V1,00 ill Morocco against the
-
. .
pain me:lemon is now p e y
* t ' r tt well in MOM. Both Naaor and Zetuan have
full swing. been surrounded. AL the latter town
Vancouver and Victoria reports say there was bloody fightito with large
'
1 1 la tr de has men. some increase liocliees of Moors, th.e deans of winch
se le esa. a
in volume during the past week. - Mtn() not yet been publieload. The ring
Quebec reports to Bradstrect's con- around. Mount Guruga is now considered
tinue favorable. !.. almost dozed, and the position of the
Hamilton. reports. say general trade Moors is desiletate. ()aid Amai6 e-PP'eat-
continues to show a marked. improve- ed before Gen, Marina, the commander
meet bore. Retail business in fall goods of the Spanieh forces, yesterday, and
is more uctive and merchants aie ;giving asked terms of surreneler for the tribes
good orders for goods which they will entrenehed ou Mount Guruga, lee le-
need. between now and the end. of the sults of this conference are not khown,
_ e• r - Fruit crepe aro *turnin,,,m out well but it is believed the Moors are ready
3' a •
end, with good prices, `trade here and at to submit without conditions.
surroimding centres is • keeping brisk. The time/nate eticeessful termination
Local factories are working full time. of Spain's war againet the Motel's, which
Collections are generally satisfactory. has been going on since July, woind be
0. , of ineseiinabie value to the Government
Two Italians Trapped by a 'Melt at
Montreal.
" ewe .
Office Douro - 3 to 5-7 to 8 n. m.
4-444°H-14-1-1-einhalrhetninheteln-14-1-
+4--1-H-1-1-1--:-.1-1 : 1-4,-1-1-l-1-1-1-1•*
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_ . , _ , ,.. ., ..1
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- • . ..
- 4
Zttt
Montreal, Sept, 27. -The Black Hand
01011 arresMd at midnight last night in
St, David's lane are believed to be
leaders of that organization in this city,
and the city detectives think that owing
to the arrests the b • 1 iin'
y can lea c up ao
operations of the gang
An Italian • shoe ahiee - store pro-
•
prietor named Saone received a letter
on Tuesday demanding $1000 on pain
f d ath It n 'en 1 L i 11 N
° mi - . ei, , -ilis 8,3- e( e i; alio ore
"le -"'n" all a." This letter was
handed over to. the police, who set the
tra -p and arrested the two Italians, Mit-
tigo and Castino. To -day nlittigo ad -
mated that he wrote the letter, giving
as an °neve that he wanted that
amount to take him back to Italy.
•He also confessed that he had lived
with Rosso. and Lunge, the two Italians
.
who are now awaiting trial (m.o. marcier
.t,
'°t•'•
ell
Anyon0
11Altoldir
invent
llonsarlot15.cononent;?1,..61.11..f....tqn,
ma Inn,
Putt:into
spectatvetio,
1.
71,
A hanetent-OfY
aulation
canacia,
an newsr:;eaterg.
egergee
ifilital)
trealch
ee; CO Ynnairtnen
a ee EXPERIENCES
'
ent .ettniSeMt7o7g1
V. -
A is ,,,..
re ..
..
erett Tamen•-a
e ie. .. ivzsIGrin
't ON. eorneniserra
gentling a eketeb ortd coscriptionroa.7
ascert.n1r4 ply ooplczpjEetAtigglg
on to et °pane 3,,ne.i, '.." v
1,P1 `o'-t''''.rtl'ui.il
omen :Tem y tot 1..,,ar.a„
taken through Mum! Lt
without cry, MAL%
qr„ .. • •,..
lift filtreeN
illustrated A7C0it.V.
02,,any. seientire levrera...t.telpti
San a Year. posta,;;e tempi.-
,F
to RA strinteeele;04,..z
fi'.4t.f1.1. ;Nth
011155. 65 T' 2t., Wastnasion,
..,
t
,
Mums
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eta, a eonabtaantinetent.•.i....,-. .
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...., -,,,-,5,,,), i 1r on, :r, ...,a,`. ,..;; 1,t). 1,. '' l• into-
oreenene" a.1 , " tSvw y, v .4, P Nu In, ). 4..
eniel ee 1 ffiebgrit fiCa -WA , I gr,Ct i vi : can IA-
nevem (11.17itt7 ere' tnt P/,,i 1,6.• %. ill, !, yet.
fret war ..,,•im_ a ,lii 111 ).. bt.) lv ;.- 1; 1-1. .,' -,_nly.
I a te atitbi,,,, krircusti t rrol,•-th,:.,i, 11.),,t• eft e.te
Den, neeenescein, i.rr,t,•,,,,.cd :”.• w.• Irv.,
conduct io,l'y mult,ped OfIn'tl, in, :::r,utren,
;old V.'n.111.)11e.oll ; tlAisqut11.11e, )1...(,) prolnIn..
ty .1",,pat.- h work and sivi,Mv a r•ere ... tents i
as bt o .(1 ;.s Ole llotuti.,31. rilabest reto rt smeA) I
furni,hest.
Patent- promee. :brnuvil p.ariov$ Ft MA.
riou roc,ive ar,tica eatke.witil-nt eiwge in
over Loa n. w&papent ciiD.I.ined throughout
the D minion.
, SoteloSti:-Patent ksusint•es ...st NlaruflAn- )
?Wren and nig:neers.
MAR101.9. ex MARION
( Puter4. rxport one! Sr.lic.lioes•
. I N -Ne York 1.14. 3.1•4•z, rieutreal
c()Ilic" • 1 Att.. ne In, % IVer.btowte,r, D.G. .
, ......, a.
0.f Premier Maerra, against. whieh the
CAPTAIN CORSON. campaign in Spain ii daily becoming
. more intense among the lower classes.
—
, A large eection of the upper classes, how.
Well -Known • Lake Mariner and ever, .a,re manifesting warm support of
the Government. The:Minister of the Ia-
, Two,Others Drowned. ' teeior is being deluged with letters boo-
•.
ging him to continue the WOIk of main.
eharge. The police are satisfied thee
they have secured the leaders df the
Black Hand gang.
CLAIM Tliii: AIR.
PARTING MPSSAGE,
tinning publie order,
Buffalo, N, Y., Sept. -27.-Bound for . Alhneemas, Morocco, Sept. 27.-Tbe
this city the steamer City of Erie, be- entire coast line lime is illununated with
longing to, the Cleveland & Buffalo lino, 'the fires of burning Moorieh villages.
collided with the sand and eoal schoonee , After the Spanish batteries, in the fie:nit.
ing, of yesterday, had sllenoed the nateve
Vance Straubenstein, of Port Colbovne elle- the • fe Ley d 1 d
, ar I in, . in ,. n - a venom au
Ont., early this moening; and. tlaptain drove the Moors frem their position:a
Corson, Hamilton, Ont.; James McCan -
____-_,...one,—....-
.
SFARCF1 SUCCPSSFITI,
en i ne, en- - -,
' --
Bodies of Gilding Brothers Were
Found on Stturday.
_
Wri Its Tr to' Hold It as Their
g Y
Preserve.
___
New York, Sept. 27. -Any abtempt
to flights in this
Strathcona Says Canada Must Sea]
be One of Great Nations.
--
'Montreal Despatch -"This is au moil
and not good-bye. I love Canada and
lum mate, and an unknown woman
colic, Of the lighter emit, are believed ‘ ROLLED OVER.
to have come to their death by ;drowa-
—
. .
Toronto, Sept. 27. -The bodies of
joseph and Hunter Gilding the young
d d ff tl ` '1, t W'
men rowne o mix yac i mons,
ore Sunday Alto- Se t b
•enoon, p em er 19,
were taken from the waters of the bay
on Saturday morning, On Friday
dynamite wee us ecl, to seo if that
would C111150 the bodies to rise from
the weeds when° they were believed
to bo held down. On Saturday Infait-
land A 1- 1 d
y %royc ragged for some diss
tanee farther north than before, where
there were less - d T1 I
wee s. ie searc 1
nartv recover 1 the b d'e cl. b
- - ec '° I- s an oth
came to the surfaeo together. '''
y oung Hunter Gilding was found
- till' 1 1 1 dh' 1c1-
eel us arms Ocoee aroun is e er
brother's knees. Th 1 bl f 1
e cou o tinera
took place this afternoon at 2.30 from
the family homes at 67 Cecil etreet.
• -o -
make country with a,
Bit -riot or Furman aeroplane, or any
other foreignemade flying machine,
1 . 4 ti .
n in i i.ey consider an infringement
oil their patents, will meet with the
opposition 5f the Wright Brothers.
Announcement to this effect was
Ilizide to -day by Wilbar Wright in his
aeroplane shed on Governor's Island,
in connection with a report of the
proposed importation of a Blerlot
monoplane by II. Hayden Sands, of
New ork, am the pure lase of a
' Y • 1 I
learn:tau biplane by J. W. Curzon, of
Jacksor. Miss,
' lf ' the, e Machines are brought to
' '.
the United ntates for the purpose of
making flights we will file suits
"
against the owners," said Mr. Wright.
"Both elle Bleriob machine a.nel the Yaw
the Canadian en :ha To one who but
P 1
a few years back knew the Northwest
as a wilderness it seems like a dream
now to recognize it as One of the most
progressive and prosperous countries iu
the world in agriculture, in education, as
well as he all the other industries which
go to make a great people. Canada ae.
hole nmst soon be one of the .eat
a n', Er,
nations, but, mark you, only as a nation
tinited as one man in its loyalty and
devotion to the mother country and the
empire."
This was Lori' Stratheona's partine
messaga to Canada as he left for Great
Britain to -night. Ris lordship left en
the private car "Earneseliffe," whieli
which was attached to the Ocean Lim -
Red, on which he will travel to Rimouski.
where to- morrow afternoon he will
ing• There were five in the crew of •
the schooner, but the remainino two, i h L 0 f ' 1.,
0 osep e onsee, o Cornwali, cisia.
Thos. Holds and Thos. Conner, both .
of Toronto, were i•eseued from watery • Drowned From Lauocli.
graves by. tlie crew of the Erie.
The teemed were more need that alive a, .
-when picked up and httuled aboard. the uornwall, %Sept, 26.-A• go.seline
s earner, an launch, carrying soVen Men, return-
t • d it was seveeal hours bo-
Mee they ha( 1 been revived. sufficiently ing to Cornwall from Mnssene Pant,
.
.to relate their story. The crash threw Was upset just after, leaving the point
the pasesngers en the steamer from tms mternoon, anit one of the party,
' ' tl e j L o - • d d ei,
their berths, and nutty believed e os. ep nsee, nas rowne . one
.
steamer was sinking, and swarmed on boat turned completely over, coining
the deek in their night clothes. No time right aide up, and three of the party
was lost in lowerin the boats of the hung 011 to her. Two morewere pia.
.. ,. . . . g •
li,rie, and within a few seconds one of ed up in the water, and one swain
„
the seamen was picked up. 'The Erie ashore. Leponsee was abont 'fort,.
anchored near the [incident until dawn, eight years of age, and leaves a large
but the crew secured. no sign. of the fatally. One of his soles 18 - George
missing trio. It was half an hoar before Leponaee, a well-known player of the
the oUner sailors were picked up. The Victoria. lacrosse teatn.
teotiles.-Whiden.
.y by the Lev•tee who had
e tempte, They may have
a crowd eyould return, or
., _ .-.4. & •
n.•,OARED TEN MILlIci
1.1 e ' , e.A.r. •
.
69s. short clear backs steady, 67s• Clear
' '
bellies stmedy, 63s Od. ' Should-ers, square
'
firm 60s. Lard -Prime 'western streagi
'eel,
Arbances arise." -Hackett.
kill him -(R. In) -There
i their hearts, and they
Aim with the expectation
lentil, But the onset Was
.............*Ir
Record Flight of Self -Registering -
Balloon.
Gas Shoulders -Square firm 00s.
) 9d
American refined lard, firm, 1325 .
Cheese-Canadion finest, white steady,
-.
ben; do. colored, steady, 57s 0d. lallow
rime eit' stead , 29s ed; Australien
--P y y
hey were not furoished
,apons, and there appears
, little delay. It was this
it gave the Roman officer
te him. Tidines came-
t of Jesste is in great die-
as him aid at the proper
netting for his prayers.--
eaptam-"The chief mill.
f the, Romans in nernea.
Med in the tower of An-
at situated at the north-
1 the temple area." 32.
enturiens-A centurion
hundred men. The chief
1 out 6, force suffieiently
une all oppoeition awl re-
'nen they saw, ate.- The
la intimidated et sight of
- oa at cited ceased
pops a ,
t8 aunek. m.. 1,,,,,It hin,
ptain did not come to re.
tO protect Lieu and give
_
London, Sept. 27 -More than tea 'I
'1111 "
above IA e rti J
1 ea is suitiee is the height
ett • i b
' come y a registering' balloon whiel,
was sent up by Prof. Ilergasell from the
Prince of Monaco's yacht on 8 1. .„
-ell.'"
1906, near T •
1011150Pa in Norway, The
trent:on •t1 't '
et ' , wi II e, metruments ineliec, Iota
eat fonol be neplanders on it glacier
twelve miles itor .11 of ' •• • ' ' • •
. t blubett. it, en the
Inenoef owl The instrumeot • • •'• ,
s.,. J .. . . , . . leeniong•
amitudea aidieated a height of 17.,030
metres, tine greateet ever attained over
miler regions
• Tote - '
''''''"" Hergesell has just :worked cut
1 the r r
al : coo ds taken, and from it op.
peare Chet the lowest temperature eagle.
tend, miuu3 00 degrees esntigrade, wee
net found at the tenoulle honnet, bue ;at
a little over six nines above the earth,
St ten mikes the instrument registered
i nius 47 3 n'' ' . '
-111 (-er,lets mit:glade.
• , , 4- 4,....-........-.•
London, steady 31s ed, 'Turpentine
in. • e : ' ' C
spints-lorm, 43s 3d. Rosin- ommon,
firm, lOs 3d. Petreleuen, refined. steady,
7 3-4d, Linseed oil -n -711.m, 26s ed. Cot-
ton seed. oil -Hall refined, spot firm,
23S Dd. .
New York Daley Markot-I3utter-
Stearly, unchanged, receipts 3,294. Clieeee
-Steady,. narchariged; reeeiPtel 1,454; no
exports. Vgge-Steady; receipts 6,333;
q .
atate, Pentisylvania and nearby brown,
• e ' '
neuneey name, 30 to 33e; gathered
brown 26 to 30e.
CATTLE MARHETS.
,
Clump:a-Cattle- Reeeipte, estimated
at 300; market, steady; beeves, $4 to
- '
$8.3o; lexas steers, $3.30 to 't
4.10;
westeru steers, $3.110eto $6.50; stookers
tout feelers, $3.10 to $5.25; epees ea
heifers, $:1 to $(1; calves, $7 to $0,
• lIoge-Iteceipto eStimated at 6,000;
market steady to strong; light, $7.80 to
e,-
OPIUM FAIVIINE, •
—
Mali =Ching aro infringements of our
patents,"
Mr. Wright am:enabled as the basis
for his claim, that these two foreign
board the C. P. R. steantship EmpresE
of Ireland. His lordship still wore his
arm in a sling, and the effect of the
energy he has shown during his short
Straubensteit ewes an eggshell craft own- ee . •
en by the Erie Coal Co., and was sailing A SUPER -DREADNOUGHT,
—
. •
California Insane Asylums Rapidly
Becoming Filled.
machines infringed on the rights of
hinis.elf and his brother, was not
werety on their paten.. on the warping
'-
planes; but on that governing the coin-
1•Inotion any suefaces with the
stay in Canada WEIS visible, but lic
clearly appreciated the gathering ol
Montrears most prominent eitizets oethe
had met to say farewell to hint.
4 O.".
light from Port Colborne to Cleveland
for n load of sand. Keiser's Great Warship - Helgoland
... . Launched Kiel,
et .
INJUNCTION DeAin, Se.2t, 20. --The 1<niser'S first
s p
__„„ee_ ei er-DrecolSouglit, ehrieteneel the Hell.
•
—
San V ranoisco, Sept. 27. --San Fran-
.
etsco's Chinatown, for fiist time.
of planes
by which the machine was made to eir-
cie ithoitt or. to maintain its equilibrium.
-
.
e ' 1 1 TO . . "
4 ' 4
1AX ON TIAN WLED1,3i,
:,.., . . . • . goland, was laintehed at Kiel yesterday,
tiratted by Justice IV!ageo Against The dimensicns have been kept hamlet.
fealty semen but jt is ochnitted that the
the Toronto . ews.
N • Heligoland le in- every respect equal to
e Um latest 20,500.tote Welsh Dread.
the
in its history, is thmatenen with au
opium famine. Two important fac•
' tors have marinated to bring nimett
. • . • •
this. coodition, One le the Govern-
--,:- ,....t-.1,—_-,
KING'S MEDAL,
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'for
—
I.J. S. Paper Tariff So Charatteit.
ed by Publithcr3.
......a...g
.. noun ite ''' 1, ' .a.rry tl .0 e r 0
Toronto, Sept. 25. -Mr. nustice Magee, - --nl ' 61. 0 will ,.. I no m us
erew of 1000 men and will be armed
on Laturday, on the apenteamou of Mr. .t • ' ' . ,
3.. M. Godfrey, grouted an beteeine in- evi. le twelve instead of eleven -molt guns,
julection till Wedecsday next, against, XeXt week the Oldenburg, another super.
,
....., Diews Publishing Compauy, of To,, readnought, will ba Inunehvil at Wie•
roan, restrainbig the defendants. from ielmeniaven, making the seventh all -big•
'publishing any statornents concerning gun Ship Germany has floated Within
nine;teen , .
illent19
Mrs. Mabel Turner, alleging, either dir- , ,
petty or indirectly, that elm commitMcl i Tao Heligoland .teve.,...o Munched witniii
the crime of murder, and from publish-. n ns .nlantla at ol her IttIng down,
• o, and the Oldenburg will not be any
ing any. stnternents eoteerning I'd"' longer than t tl ii
a leis on me stooka No 1.
noteitee venial: evill peettett her obtaining •-• ' . 1,
ing could nimeate more strikinoly the
a fair •And.,,irepartial trial upon a &aro tre / . . . - c ''' i.
Merl( oils pi ogees in tannin s nee
of, neurdee 'tow, pending. Against hex, 1. er ii
eumong , fecelities within three vars..
' i A '
ment of the United States, the otner
is the Board of Pharnmey.
The state 13051,5 Of phermeees ae.
A New Decoration Instituted
• .
Police by His Majesty:
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tesungton, leapt. 27.- A statement
ia the matter et an impending teen.
war with Canada has been iskied ley
tivity has resulted in a great hateiship
to the white alavea of the drug, mate,
of whom have applied for achniesion to
insane asylums, where they may be
gradually cured of the habit.
--
Ott a S t 27 T1 C d ..
aw , ep ,. .- te aim a Ga-
zette contains the notiee that his Maj.
esty, 'Xing' Bilward, has instituted a
medal called the "Iningn, meclann
the Committee on Paper , 34 the
American Publiehern Aeseclation. "Te
protect a combination of worn out
paper mills, some of which have slime
been abandoned for news mint papet
making the statement
Two ehains-I-te was pro-
itvreen tWO soldiers.
it knoW-It Wag difficult
5 make out a ;charge
.9i
SPANIARDS WIN
. •
$8.40; mixed, 0,85 to $6.00; heavy, inn-
to $7.05, good to eholee heavy, $7,05e
te $8.00; pigs, $0.00 to $7:85; Intik -Of
-sales, 8.20 to $8.45: . .. . • .;
; N . .
HU GER. STRIKE
,......-.
polite
to be awarded to members, of eonstaban •
•
ary forces and fire brigades throughout
's
purposee,' stye,
"the ltnitea State8 Government Irv;
,
imen forced Into a tarif war with
s, . •
L..anada, winch prontism to be ° far.
risomie whiele would be
the Roman *Menet If a
area bete the halt' pliMe
to death; but Paul was
ItiV, there
.........e.
Am islA i tit, A A
moors mane rognt hitacK on Spank'.
' as 13 t . - .
ar s u Were Repulsed,.
-. „nano,
.
Sheep-Iteceipts astinutteci at -3,0e0-;
hitttkot, steitline rottive, $2.70 to in4,-90;
westerns, $3 to 440; '"yeierlirigs, $.4.50 to
0.60; lambs, native, $4.25 tee $7.25;
tvestern, $.4.bOlo $7.20.
,
,. •e . ., .• e ..,
Suffragettes at lairmingnam Given
• Solitary Confinement,
hie Ma'est dominions. Members of
j y
all emognized police and fire brigades
aro eligible for the medal, which will
be awarded for the following' eattses:-
Corispieuous gallantry in saving lif
-0
• - fr" 'I . ' '. .. '. T o t. • '
n.a ant in its „top,. he t anacliati
antlioeni'lee say th ..,,v .,.^11 :,400 001 0'
, L. se
worth to the l'ulted Stat,,s and buy
feom it $160,0110,01.). li it e mien te
a tariff War the'y elailli thee luve the
......-ena „t:-.
. . .. . . . . . . .... In 1906 the heaviest bettleshin any
'
Y 1 .
AUTO UPSET. Goi.,,, ,,,,d was ea iali:o of turning
Mit %vat of 12.2te) tons. In line With 1.1to
policy of iavinlabio twermy now
, not wag oily
ound ott the spot. -Who.
F-Ther,litered mennine* 19
heeesteki., 35, -The efliee
ern the court of the Gen-
-
lie totter. Wee borne
reseed on Paul 50 es to
nr of 601110 Olittetge or
d to folly protoet thejt
oldiere earrien hint. SG.
ennteoe apostle is tejected
!MB used nearly thirty
ghee, china .rrus hurried
Like 23. 18; Icahn 10. 15).
elea-Pend *Mid tho storm
tinted Meader ef hie posia
kinutelf of 4Yer3r advent.
rdi, firet to entailers tho
and then, the. people, lit
I both tafetY for Irlinself
Madrid Sent. 20 114 g .
. ' , . '"'"' ° ornnif01
forces in Morocco captured vette-
dttY the Town of &dor, nai Import.
ant position on the road to &loon.
The tighting whieh precede(' the cap.
turo•was severe, and the Moore again
toiatained heavy tithes. The native
villages around Nader were burned.
Ihe Moora Made an attack at night on
the Spaniards in Nedor, but, were et.
puleed aud ehattered by artillery.
The character of the place is re-
garded here as likely to have All fAll.
portant influeleen on ending the Riff
resistance. The, Spaniards no* We.
r„eund three Irides ef Mend. Mtrugns
the eontral Riff stronghold, tml 'with'.
the eaPture. Of Nador, ZeIttan is re-'.
ButtalenneCtettle-Iteceipts„ 150 head 1
slow arid steady; pries unehtioged. •
treale--Receipte, 100 head; active and
50 cents lower, $0 to $0,75,
Begs -Receipts, 1,500 head; fairly ae.
tive; pigs, 10 to 15e higher. OtIterii
strong to 33 ; higher; heavy,. $8.75 to.
SSA; mixed, $8.50 to $11.7fir Yericerg. $8
to SAM; pifiA, -$7 to $7.e0; religion $7.25
to $7.50; stags, 0 to $0.75,
Shoop and Banlbe-lIeteipte Ii1300
head; ittibbS, Slow and 25a lewer; sheep,
salve and eteedy; lambs, $5 to $7.50,
LOOdOrtr-rAidOn eableS fer Patio ere
aloady, at 13' to 14e 1)er lb• for nine-
dim steere, &Med Weight; refrigerator
beef la, quoted at II 140 11 1-2e per lb,
New York-Plout-L.Reeeiptet .28,410
barrelm.. exports, 10,012 batrele• ,steede
1 4
,...,..
il di I ' d d Otil.• •
-11001illi r -a y Dore an • ers
PI'
anti Near Dingston,
4
prevail-
ing with regard to naval: affairs. it has
just been officially annoteneed that the
cost a th r 0 hattlesbils will nut be
( 0 uw ,
Tittles Pub„lie'in ildvtltle° hereltftn ia ,0,1.`
...„.....-..
Londoet, Sept, 27. -Wild stenos are
r - • t‘ • • ' • . ''•
Limited to have :ikon placo in the pia
son at Dirininghatti, as the result of the
facible feeding with a stomach pump of
the suffragettes Who are on a hunger
strike The woolen eesiated the efforts
. ' •
of the keepers, morselled the windows,
asgAnitea the svardressee and iinaity
• • , • 0
had to be handcuffed and plated in soli-
‘ •
A confinement The leaders of the
I tare .
suffragettes here tire indignant eV er the
be women The ton-
fittittpt tO feed t .. . . y
tend that; forcible feeding is illegal awl
intend to -being aetiotis against the med.
.al. authorities or tile prison concerned
h.
end property or in preventing crime
er , • • • 1:
arresting ermine s.
A epetially distieguished eecord in ad-
ininistentive or detective mrvien. Sue-
. ,
6"84 in organISIng Pnlio form or fire
brigades or departments, or in maintain.
ing their organizations under epecial
- •
•diffieultme,
Speeiat services in dealing with stir-
lona or widespread outbreaks of mime or
puorie disorder or of fire.
Valuable. politi"ai and sceret 'services;
.
speeial services to Royalty and hea,as of
.,
States,
s.
I 101011gaa R01)31100) but only when ells-
tinFtrithed by very exteptional ability
_
whip hand; and lin:tile they' regret the
situation, they da net propose to be
foteed to- terme,
tatieatlian retaliatitat u'll t '1
I S ri to
Ameritern exports as varied as coal
and votton, iron mut meet, fruit rout
automobile.s, (41 and il,•,-.. stack. Dot
the nuast seldom feature of the pro+.
pective war is that wit'ell aff,a4s wood
-produete, valuen at $30.110.0.1n, brounItt
into the rnited .`.-l!Att's from the Domm.
ion. Directly er indireelly, all ilia mas-ma
who veld tor ainuee ileat sr inAttlieti:in
mit4 pay a tax tvoil knowle41:0 for lin
laer:•fit ef dere'iet .0!...r. euill.. .tne.I traeb
between the two emiltrie3 is to be par-
.miavii•A A /I a
Or*........1
'Iningetot, {ante Sept. 20. -While a par.
tin was 'anteing front Yorker to Xing-
Atoll yesterday afterno6n, a serious item-
dont happened neon to Ontonagon 'When
is tire Wrist, and the auto ssverved Am
e
trisect. • 1,1118. v. nniainin, of N:Arker, ha'
her leg fractured, and Miss 'Benjamin
and Milt. Ccanolly Were bruitled and oat
abolot the he:1(1,4nd arms, Mr, Bertjes
Min. who wasr driving the tar, Witt ent
the hotel, The ladies were taken
aer taint torenne melee may not Da ante
to osImilato their site from the Amount
investoti.
' '
Met -reefer% the Admirailty: will keep
the Cost a, secret until the final inatall.
tweet it asked for in the Reiehottrg. A
n•ortnolt Droadlumglit• hithert0 rePreeent-
ed .ort inveotlitorit of ever $0,000,000. The
.stiper-Dreaditoughtsk it ie believed', will
:each stand at not les; than $12,000,00
a tom." eehente, •
about
to the (leneral Itoepttal, where their
-
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,.. A woll-wither sees from tifcre,--Spart-
don, gar e as emit
with a
0
no
0;
vaunts Were re
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