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UlNs,
rittisill In Small Apa
House In flutfalos*
A davgiedgia teem 1111400. N. Y... WO:
6161fr *NA looSawallilitAtit oat Imo pec -
14* we* Walla lomat lai emelt lee
Ist the Deteellia itoperteseata hone* ea
Proromet Arenas, ta the or at Visat
anti Stoat, ea Wedateedey
Other aseepirde of the pleat Itednerrow
taleepea. halt AI 4010/1/ telefAat
EVIIMIL •
The 4:b104 erty.-4. M. Larebreoht, 40
• Elorevad Avenue; UM Litribreeht;
Au% cools*thret yam ole, ditugh.
1er of 14rs. C. Crurdiek and Mee. I.
Fishee, of New York. ,tue
Tti,etblitnit4OWrr
IlindwindinghaUWa3L IR
VI* eie viettros ectattaeo by the
tb• atiiider
tirs sow*
tam tit
ifia =
bei et UM
Drowse, aid ossatstutisiat.
here ersegOat tre
Way yea manompealed
ebefee he liseasr; mat. otrtfte_
must les 110114041
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Some 111.114 sack, WS thele• Way wed -ektheartk.4,19
Ji
Mr. Cid M. Isilatireekt et** TINIAN P.itstr 4
Ike. *wettish, *no oeougaed apertmeate Cidor. UN
co, the Odra or. „They, with *aurae, Neridereon,
Ida Sehteribecher. end Unt. Crantlistes 004,,,,, .Itagt
he -hr. were the only other tonoperiter 0,1 Ille tlit'
nese real 'skin te* ire oloram. Mrs.
Crumlish bad Ione to s, &us iltor• to .0409
laid dtCtoe tar ibe bby.
IL U ipo$id that the lAtenbreehla, It la;
*wog that Gm fire W0111(110 be: me' .ilk "3
one, .44143red . Wing the- atelt NO Inn lit 1'
into the Old air Inall It WO lee lets, genet
and ellottheat Were telfeeeerne be IIMOM end
The %RIM, wee hite Wet dimmed pr. $44
the tight, ea.:tepee byeitiMping trent leer `I
bedroom wittdOw to the roof ot an ad, 441
'tailing hallaft. . • '44
111111r* *YVON& tise Veent'4014
-
THE WORWS %RUTS
.0110
tams 4,418.m.
cal
14
MARKETS,
t Dee 161
*Genteapelte, Dee. 24.-..Wheo
=her 7allo; May., BR 00X01
exoneez. SW No.1. Northern, 79efo; Neel North. 14 4
ern, 7720; nteell Spr3
nifeleet47eee flonr
con., araln,
e-,Viest Sterne, asia. to $3.40: legend,
Patents,. 4435 'to --$t.S4 drst cleans, 11345
te $4.35; eeeend cleato. P.tet to 32.60.
%Any -418.5 in *V,
lklilwanicee, Dec. 24,-AVIteot...No,
, 'Northern, 81 to Stketeelelle."2 Nerihern,
- to 1'Mo' 1day, 1*X0 blito 11Yee"Ne,
Yee
0.1000,
1111 PINM111111111011
NM 0111110111BIL
.000,0
CANADIAN DIMACNIATION.
The Allataber lb* abysm, *Asia
WigIrTietelir"hlweet,
111Peettgale. 1 NDEK
Will0400.
Pomo M LAM MAUL
Omar*, lasalt lOweag-*0 14410
hake, wee ea Wok matey peat 10 4
A deepaish iota Mow espy Never
earrytag SWIM la like vowels at
lag Vas sews Inet Woad. A rough ea -
paws plow it at 1111,00,11011 for eord,
lea Mt, WO lad MOOS The MOM
tho vossois ewe verbal* the Ivo*
the lastury sit the Pike*. tAreful
Tehisgeolik BA*
tallao fietratelee
CANADA.
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t Famine Pollowis Totl
of Crops. r I
laillAlre411 %WC Meat 3$0. Mee 4"W' 14$14 til° """: Attiota 140411041 110.1
iirPteal steamers. show * net pro 011 een. el.
IM LkS COX la 19011„ 1.10,000, In the ead ot Ittor sena snipe of 13 ner OR Weetese0 TO *UMW Ulteibittele *MAO eeeeee"."'"""*"'"""""'"
DOTY thet HOPSIte4 rbk"elelle191; thesl*PleiVillitt3h*ictele4:114.angeittSt h‘ret CeVoe6rne$34446teee 0044 to ow 04:04,40,0et ottoterktiteettetiosoWoleeoribblifielertermell% uteuelleirveziwaY WitSsisofertelemosit
304er Vett, leith an eXeritge elteaerre ter weleepeeeeten Ime le woe. th t pow strocuiat
be ileiele you.
txrns roaAR00. - lenn vra fier the season was 10,613.5611 ea the, exotica or Ilea* roduchep. yosst, 0 Antong etul rung ToWnshipa Dots. Vie 1414441 It SA
Mr. EthiQd r W" 14r°1144 °St tb4 01411 P" "nt' on Moir itulltoco s'O' Twentydivo soldiers hata bon Wont to . sint" 4 tii4dh'144$444 httil' 1;44 keketel Hfin 110nOkaieat.
taintUtUen "nineteen feir Culdiatillie Sas nation. Tile effete(' et thee greet 'prove« viekoo, from zo Quo** goo. ltrat ,theoterio et *uttering ont win uweeet tee yeeleee sem eye
PON sen infeeler Wheel inepterliesi intet +ty wee the demand eX dm country tor eon, to Wet MOO. Itt* crop* 401 rePtirted al outlet/0 which Nee ibevee
,1 ____,111._ li 1 11.1.Ve been Peeilinfle '190. Orfila irettt Delittil Meeen In * woe Ina 00latitree tertryWhere Is under Water bud stui 11* OHO *Wets e4lOttl-
I, flewl tent litinetter ot. AericUlturie bee larger 'volume /thou Vier Wore. "there no, ve ev. i.oeue. %goer el ihs end, the peopto ere ortoeeneo. te weeee Nee wen eeeereyeee ny en, ogee,
ftWettliolhe reensitikiii end 13rittah Gov- were etepped nein the need 91 Ligt_ett eeeehee tegistetlye Connell, IS dead. ‘ otton vadat AO* WI tet ACM* eeeetti eli ' Ate Ikeie41e410.4a le Me* $0P e
lerrinients, tea the subleet est the, rennneill filMeelee ille_e00,egnebnehe1e'eefeee4e9e1Pireg Tha Province has spent IRMA* t*,.._tbalr,1140s, eta. MFICIDM P10001, WOO %IOW
91u$
IM
AVM airtaiittw Pliotte* i° x''''"4 roads tit Iterthern Ontario this year. -• toltgotialrlt yea
ft
Mix pouitlry 1150. iron and The inaNemein Or 14ugaton ceder* oint vote on. litn. 11,1-1*11 *woo. it. Intel fallnrii nit Tan. 'et wader alvl 4414 only ho
' tam% art uwruse eAstes(43 We* Dcbett 11116) been likeerperalcil 4* tha CrOPS. PCiteticiiitY ere Antill, Fa/Itlfer. dostindion, itot ttk,
kci the embargo on Clano41411 Oat le.
Itho governosout any Moon ,anticipatia
;the rinaleVel et thiS *entire° et 103. eirlY SWINOMit eektIgfre
deter to lelltele Mr:-Fietor ropiled: "It
it*
Ws
jotti ot E*,100
iao 'parcels or Tenet
eray a H.P. Tvototottutgot
thole Rillanty, In additiOn
' Tker cant.Aink the. VMS
rad,
Prble
4 it net Mc$04. fattr/
allele enter, hereisteel, 1"01`91110tatid,
Itlr, T. . Deamorit,' Ottawa,.
the 00i4,-4.e.agAlt 4440 ttY,W104911
itt were reeetv 'net catilOt
with the forma nt:lhe tendera tee seleaelY
t teeth idtlieelelVeifthletteeeltere teneteeen
te 114 eXtedient tie express 411 opinion Boo giegup °pewee le ecit en,
at proton .*" We on tinit.
tlitldF41(AND 1‘.%44441r* A (*natal Srellt Gait Orli; A 04Iti
ftekerielt Berdelt thats Weelelt's NMI)! Petet0e Ine P°11° 41/
the runotints ettileilded by kb* Dominion led to AK Week of * men
Ettly.ono manna* unintclinditica
Voted ler tlko GovernmenVs telephotos
scheme Ittut 4041111.1serte *Oust it..
Cbeptlet greeery and ClientandY
Itr4s, do Olds itiWea North Der,
were harried. The loss.
$11tithei
t tit eht he *delved 's delegate I,
Otenti g COletital Ceilferenete
;open le befeellittle Iinetatients itt.
is toll troll!
nata"ril delay 41: 10,1011 nte lenteierfile el I se.
Winesee'1119401 Seheel Metier le reeerel
in the recent 010,011111diene eVere One vz4lite'41,41`,Zialedelt'eele.,NlieZ; ieti;,3"
in,..e.onneenen With -010,-.Mitherr Mul ne, who bee•ocutaased lo being e passer ot r100004trtiP, "4*. 4144114 (1°t.4444,.. eavekuneili.e1. ,
vat stallons fli,heittift ehati, neat and Is tu be 'The tatiediell' NOtlhern HOMO" W.'S Th.0, ttnh mot bill Nosed id
'wrtlx,terp241140039,:,*' 01491.itilloktreolnrecrititivnetr.t. :trot liar, ltuerwtaktakeukkdirtoutiosit. usrlit:saut,; fro. pinlowsaatetrootiotraloto,rinsel,,v,edrtaxvoitiro, uppee tge eteeley
ATRIATIVe1= aP'clottaiPN11. ,rgogr Itutzko'04:4,10,4) PA14,4-4•414tAtereclrot,9.5110P44 T.oronte, to Windsor.
TO,t01110,.. feLei-Flptir Atita09, A • 4r4t, to,o. e .to ,40001.1x00:,11.x.,:int ‘ximertated eket
i.
Fee' eeete'PeteWee ete .atuotog Aapar40, 48 •in 04r40.-..,Cara44!+19. aiithe*.-.0001'-lhe-Gteeetehlelle vas,
whea! 90 'hi buyevs!Aatica.ettitetda:,...t":0" 'casti.,-.0...t4-43X4Igaril.40404,' • ' ..offered. nw1h `010000. ala Pkoolt, 01.
,e1ieete '1119tettObe Ilekt 118011W44,?'Ifeeee ' - Eitheee; 0-oh-141intantnnall#5-1*-Toritm it 40'
paterntti and" ;4triMg.; '-aaget, I.Narlhaftl;!.a0_0140,k 2 liatlh 000, w000kgeepto,,,, .Tho"- Government
4404 Teeeinef, , 7$1404eaanlbat, 7linni May, sosc.t._ held' Avauld not.„,holilangek In
ldainthha.rial40.- deelating4r9teethe -advertiaed teepee', 1
,:=•inale• fieeeeeltilts' ports; •No -el• Neentere ..", • . ,
`•','44.0 404-404. t sotwetivoMp. ••••
Otptie (*tattle-. • eeel.at. •Ciattle Market eit patine 'Feten,ed.Acentoeilleet n Wu Tent.;
Wirie• 604$ %AU- to, StrAt taws, $31,5 Au. Idarbilt.:ouroAy cleared' StittlFdaY
.3-Antericall'..Yegemtv OrnAl OA:A*0. wittwrozt. low Olimots1P%
))'ittrla;.'1,*.:03:4;140trir 4k4t:. 444017:*,14;! SIJU 101 ut,thQut41,011 § -'uillterkert" )11' 6 : itrJv."1404°°'.111"T.tMni ta.
at110'-*W1' '.°° IPA wail, $3,50 let $3.1 . night at 'here David. WOO loan efflee
ioxiifliai at sagn'y la hP • .Voneinn, 1110 Ctty tt,-41100' *as' very
ta.40- Osnactlanspknint4een repetrileted) etteeltlei she could spare. 4$ he '40 daily between Cebourg end Chen, ,
F91t WASHINGTON.
BCL'=1"OsePe= getseAeleiii. net DPW einetelti90,, asleed, Veil Whether ahe had any Tho.Cicenil Trtifth terrY Will realm teeti"
rofpsoiat.,,c' o-ttto,„.4' otot $4.0 10 to (A.90; dqoptgotV.torg 00 -' A
witit ',,oft-Oro(t.,,e4tlae anisidaft, ,mdeher cattle, $440 ko at 104 Adeletde elevate east, where two
.inhat tidox, `‘'Plihriettge, offered' 'et„ 406; choice, 44,35 to, $‘451 tnedturn, 111011„ t34118 AAP the deet's ee4 ex"
etteee=eeitte`t/5(0)14 080 'en $4 10 le:23; eemolen, $3 to e3.50; Intl% its, threw atone scoria block through
. o„ 1 24 le tha Plate, glees window and hiterunplicid
-Kee.
neneer'Keeeltelt Inetrucilletteia goenurege eueeteevenejeen, Imo en tee- eeeeeense Mrs. Mice Mei was acquitted ot the $11r," •04vtrulnellt. °Ore* 11 He WtH
Thentetinfelliteeintillifirtnell, agents; ,ore. wanted to .1111,0inue out, Mrs, Heel See leHe"
the, tepatritttiell ,ot our 'Oarrk• petinle, e sfefieedethe :glee!. ot ponce. who pieeee Charge of thild InUrde at tlie /MOW bil /Mental/le,
' .11.4130ALIZietION. LW, d ' Irters It ttraltintOte On Friday. A deefetels front WaShington 'loyal
. , . " . ,
•
401,.
he
ptu/ler; in matting the
the Man ender erree tc •
the Men 94aS, taxed with being the pint?
who bed worked the bogus ahemte genie
in Guelph. At first Ike vigorously de,
VA Oita_ chigoe_ threatening reprisals,
but floelly evealtened and adenitted
whele thileg, lie Saki he Waft the son
pit a.tarrner named Horace 13rown,,Itv.
Mg fleet, Cattleville, a *bort dislence
.from Brantford.' He would make no
hugher statement as to how long he had
been operating. •
stecorid reading of be bill to anienit the
Naturellaation It WO designA
,ed 'Alepenatt'ntii the three Yore ee'
gelenee 1110, 000 44.allell wh0,had
teen nenire taen aohle other portion
01' the amillre,1 Oenling (he Demlinon.
A1. the present WOO 1.0 Mtlaralltation
leeve 1n• Attreeent' eerilene et the'Eneplre,
did not anything marc Mare than civil
Tights irk the Onlottrir in WW1, the Man
batik out his -Papers., -Ali that would me
nOessary alter' Oka' adoptam of this
- ortheeneetteered al 810 Paint _Edward, steekets • and Feederse,Cheiee, $3 to to inalte.ofreelth the. thonsande ot dol.
ith;Ilo o ki,:: n' de $3.40- eorneenn, 62,7S to $3; bulls, Short- eels' worth of preclinee stones on exee,
Belle ., 2i.Weeted at Ma 01.11,44e. 1\ '-i.s eition km eChriettnas• eale. Two large
.
!o. 3. -ofteesede'eate 60,0" outside, rays el -diamonds. worth ti000. besides
ettleeed:le ,i,_, e. - s r= ' watches; etteeeperestete _the windeve, but
Petteee190.:4 grieved: at Mc butstde, the ,burattronirldr'eejew article$ of
wit:here "gebide = .=, = e= ittesitie, 3ohn Meitieen'eses9POesed
be • one of the theleves, waieellased
toeand at '36c on or nearly two miles and captuted While
White eiffered -at We an
• ; tete, %Me 353e.sineeee, (Inc car hiding irel,a banding at the corner 'dt
Tcw110,4t.--1.413, 2 offered at 55c Out- such a eensational chase atter burglars,
Charles `tend Jarvis streets. He was
armed ahd had part of the stolen pro-
perty me him. Not In iltteen years has
there been such a daring robbery or
e-tege en main line. *leato elms
..t at 36e43anuary shipment, Idle
Id. s, No. 2 mieed Uttered at 353eo
.5p rate to Torento, with 35Xc bid,
nifteiellt bele. •
eel)
Mdch CoWse=Chaice $40 to $50; come
moo, $25 to $35e springers, e25 to 240.
Calves -Quotations ere Men at lc to
oc per pound.
. Sheep and Laml3s-Export ewes. $4.-
50 to $4.83; bucks and -cults, $3 to Jae%
lambs, $3.50 to $6.25.
Hags -86.15e per mete tee choice fee,
leethettul 4.90 for lithis and fats, ted
and walered..‘
Act Weeliet be for man who had been
naturaliZed In Atelfealle or New Zealand
and settling In Canada, to go before a
'lei Ole his papers, and take the oath
Ott lieglanee.
THE LARGEST DEMME YET.
•111,••••
fUlb, a score of pollee officers and citl-
sene, assisting to run the doWn.
'0011TRY PAOtiuc.E. iartrnent Inc the prompt. action that
The greetest credit is dite.the pollee de-
• 1)14410ord-,(62; 'chorea Winter stock, eneyegnt about the arrest and the recov.
i lete$3=:e0 per bbl. - Ory of most of the stolen jewellery. Tbe
ratteeellstnitpleicen selling at $110 to 'robbery was carefully' planned, the ap-
. - . pliances need for inaldeg the doors sei
eneyeeSteleined gliotee in, 10 to 12c ems execitly fitting lace -theirs Place-
ee endspriines at $,L35e
, le.,..end.%deeatee at SZ eoe$2.50 per
Ireeesee e, , et , e .. , ,
ens--Tlitinlinitet, te eteedy with neW HOWES SAVED PA.SSENGER1.
lett et la to Ut, .•
Receipts of the Province This Tear
Reach Ili& Point.
A des.patch from Toronto says; Hon.
Mr, Matheson, the Proidecial Treasurer,
Is a happy man because he foresees that
°Marie will weather thestorms,-01- the
financial year of 1906 with ease. "We
shall make both ends meet," he 'has
said. "The revenue be th,e largest
hi 'the history -of the province," he added
smillegly, as he spoke of tae eubject oft
Wednesday. At the same time the ex-
pendittuo will be larger, yet the.Trea-
surer appears to expect to have a. com-
fortable balance. Last year the revenue
reached $6,016,000, while the expendie
ture was $5,396,000. Asked whether the
receipts Inc 1900 would be as much as
•
140614 ANDAIUSERCULOSIS.
Carcitees Exported to.BrItain From U.S.
Not namined to Standard.
A t'deseatett teen* London seys The
president, of the Loma Government
Board, Mr. Burns, replying to a ques-
tion in the House of Commons on Wed-
nesday. sald he woe' aware that the car-
cases ofepigs intended for export !root
the United ,States were not dealt with
according to -the standard recommended
by the Royal Oemenisslon Tubercula -
ties of UN, but, pending the report of
the tioyal Commiesion, which was now
sitting, nee dld not think that carcases
could he examined ,in accordance with
these requirements.
GLANDERS IN WINNIPEG.
First Outbreak In Two Years, -Twenty
Ilorses Shot.
• -,esla. 1 tintothy scarce and t- Meonificent Exhibition of Devotion 1-
A despatch from Hanoi says: The
otatoes;-Ontarto, 05 to 70c per bag, new steamer Stre.thcona, owned in Hay
trookt-ond Nev Drunswich 70 to 75c, of Nova Scotia, twit fire on Staurde
fax and runnieg. on the eastern she
night as she was entering Port Duffer
in, and was totally destroyed, with the
cargo, The passengers, who 'lumbered
30, and the crew, were saved. The
iStratlicona left Halifax at noon on Sat-
surday for Guysbero. and intermediate
ports. About 8.30 o'clock, inside of
Beaver Light, fire was discovered. It
appeared to be under the saloon. The
tames spread rapldle through the ship.
Forty boxes of dynamite were thrown
overboard. Capt. Reid, who was in
'command, ordered full speed ahead, and
had all the boats gotten ready. The en-
gineers remained In the engine -room
until the Ilre drove them out The man
ut the wheel stood at his post until the
wheel ropes were burned oft and he was
nearly enveloped in flames. Had it pot
been for this faithfulness to duty all
might, have perished. Capt. 'Reid sue"
ceeded in beaching the steamer at Sun-
ley's Point, but there was not'a, moment
to spare, Although the passengers were
almost panic-stricken, rendering it the
more difficult foe the captain's orders to
-be obeyeel,, an hands were got ashore.
The passengers and crew lost every -
'thing, many. of them reaching shore
only halt clad. Amend the passengers
were five ladies. Capt. Reid himself
was the last to leave the ship.
roted at $340.
tranee-$6.50eto $7 per ton. Duty on Burning Steatner.
, quo
at $100 to $12 on track here; No.
..eilogre:-T,Orkeys, fresh killed, 11 to $7,000,000, Mr, Matheson -wou
t bag., _.• •
V; onickerie, dressed, 8 he ge; alive, too sanguine, but the indications are
a 7e per nig fowl, alive..4 to 5c; ducks, that they will not fall far short ot that
eel, 9 tiel0c; do., alive, 6 to 8e per sum. The province has received an in-
; geese, 7 to 9c Per*. come _ of $1,000,000 from succession
duties alone. There will be receipts from
DAInet MARKETS.
SetteterePottrat rolls Are emoted at 22
1234;hibe, 19:tete 210; large rolls, 20 to
4.4•••artkitery prints sell= at 25 to ece,
cl,Ssolida _at 233 10 290.
geeeeStOrage, 23 to 24c- per dozen,
d
limed, gee; new laid, nominal at
'eleiseeteetrge = cheese, 12eee, and
er•••••••di
'HOG PtIODIJCIE.
Meted hogs In ear lots are unchang-
,
• Darlitt.i long clear, ng, to 11eec per
in ease tolS; Mesa pork,. 21 to $21.50;
tiet-ectit, $23.
3a1oo,--Idg1tt. to meditiie.'15 to 15%e;
IA to UM; rolls, 12c; shout -
:es, • 11 .to 11Xc; backs. 16 to 16yee;
ealtfase bacOn, 153 to 16c.
Lard. -,-Tierces, 12c; tubs, 12Xe; Phsliee
the taxation of railways. The incom
the Provincial Serretary's Department is
larger than ever before owing to the in-
creased commercial attivity on the one
hand, and.to the augmentation of fees
for licenses, such as to sell liquor, on
the other. Finally the exchequer will be
further filled by ten per cent. of the pur-
chase price of Cobalt and Kerr Lakes,
which must be paid at once by the pur-
chasers of those valuable mining rights.
ip counterbalance these there has, been
eisiderable expenditure on the Wiper -
,1 projects inaugurated by the govern -
tut during the last session of the
Legislature,
Deer Carried by the Canadian Expreae, Tee Bei tee. Government has ertqUired
Co. (hiring the present hunting eeason et tee Slate Depertillent It bine Uryee,
nUrgibeeed 0,100. Chief Seeretery tor Ireland, In the Gov -
William A. Mctlonald, a wealthyeartin °element et Landen. Would be aecep-
tree( Calgary diatrlot, tormerly• ot Chate table to the United, State* as the Ktqlfs
horn, waS found drOwneg at Vaneollvere Antbasaador to sueceed Sir Mortideer
Mr. G. M. Murray has been appointed Durand, who ts to retire froM active
General Secretary' of the Canadian Wenn gervice soot). The appeintnient of Mr.
tacturers' AseociatIon, succeeding Mr. Bryce, it Is learned, would be perfectly
I. F. M. Stewart. Valises -010;T to this ' GovernMent, et -
The Minister of Rallweys is about to though the State Department has made
invite tenders tor motor ters for the Ito no format reply to the Foreign °Moe In
tercolonial Railway. ' London. It ti exeected he will come
In I Temiskamtng Beltway to connect with to Anierica to take up Ma new 'Weston
tote In February oe early In March. Sir
The Government la to extend the
the Grend Trunk Peelle:1. Mortlitter Durend will leeve Washing -
Commission Coomte ot the Salvation ton shinely after Christulas.
Army says eight ateamers have been 0......"•••• ........
chartered to bring 25,000 people hi STANIP DISTRIBUTING CENTRES.
Canada.
Custom House employees in Toronto
A despatch from Winnipeg says: The
first outbreak of glanders to occur in
Winnipeg' in two years was deleted
Iwo days ago, and on Thursday 20
horses afflicted were shot' at the city
nuisance ground. Local veterinary sur-
geon* detected the disease, rind the
horses were slaughtered under their
direction. James Lightfoot's board and
stale stables, on Bannatyne Avenue, lost
nine, while Slattes stables, on North
Main Street, lost ten. The odd horse be-
longed to' a teal express company. It
supposed that the disease was first
contracted in the bush and brought to
the city by animals brought In frotu the
camps.
nip French Government has ordered
proseoutions for hOlding religious ser-
vices discontinued Mr the present.
DOUBLED
FREIGHT TRAFFIC
MINT CAST BALLOT On LOSE MGM.
Compulsory Voting Part of the Election
Reform RIO.
A despatch from Ottawa says: The
bill amending the election law has not
yet been finally passed upon by the Cabi-
net, but it is understood that compulsory
voting will be one pi the features of the
legislation which will be submttled to
Parliament shortly after it reassembles.
Any qualified voter who negleas,
without geed excuse, to exercise the
tranepise at a Parliamentary election
shall be disqualified from voting for six
years thereafter.
Legislation in thig direction has been
rettommended by two special commit-
tees of the Cause In recent years. The
Government measure will impose several
penalties for ateyone Under this disquall;
fletion Who attempts to vote. No one
wilt lose his rights, however, who has
been prevented from voting through !fi-
nesse or Lny other good and sufficient
reasen, and in such cases an application
to Me local Judge win save onyone from
the penalty that hts non-attendance at
the polls would otherWise incur.
keturns at , Fort NV
BUSINESS AT MONTREAL.
Montreal, Dec, 24.--Gra1n-There is no
Mtge in The local market, Inc Oats;
les of ,car totsof -No. 2 white were
Ade tit 4$gc; NO. 3 at ellecc, and No.
itt 4fleee per beettel ex stere. There
11 net new develepthents in „the local
ntr eittlationk 1\140110W, Spring and
'interwheat patents, •$.4.io to $4,25;
hod. ,21.00; strong liehero., $4.10;
•Itlelkt rollers, $3.01 to $.3.75; doe in
gee:$1.9-eetti $1.74 eXtile $1.e0
to 81.-
F€ed_MehiitOba liege, in hags, $21;
ES per. tom Ontexio brae. in
es, $111 to $21,50sheriii, $200 to ,8251
lId M6111114 312• lo 25. per tont ond
tight; grain. $23 10 $30. PrOviSkinses-
.rrelS4atort: out caess, $24-.60 to 'VA
lf 51e.25 to ail./O; Clear tot
cks, 323.50; lohg. ea heavy wog,
belt bine. dee $10,75: dry salt long
Or bacon; itig to tleee;ehareele plate
et, BIZ to $13; halt Wee* 40,4 $0.50
Itt„tarreTs iteavY Mess be, et,,,,1111; hag
ibbis. $0.; ,,to 3o:
tours lent 13 td 134 kelite tettaereas 1334'
to ilethatria,' 13 to ItMe; breakfast ba -
:on, ' tk 16' 10c; Windsor broti 13 to
16e; treSit ehaltoir ,drissett hogs,
a9°10 59.2; elivof,16.50:tei 5616, Eggs-
'keleCia'i 23. to 164 Ne. -1 tandlecr,::212 ta
Chee46-00tober ifialle Ontario,
to 11.10; NoVember Moan. a to
ig)ItePtlite6litt'l;t4 attogi't 1,6x
COATS.
The pohlem 41 Mt 44111100 coat tor
thing a year is 4.4ellitieratItieter easY
One thla 4eetioh.
the girl who niUs, dreSS next to Vie-
InTanit,ashlourede, fitionWtstintifot 4.414410;t‘tveheitelitiv 3, ,44 01 A
reqUire 40 little Ottilig IMO sittlie Oft
:n4ctelYobet afilti:41=eart ohr°14:Z111014.10107N.vahlde '
ot 4 good WWII, either Wittillit, WOW,
makes her own eletlieS. TnetfY Mid elei
ver !lagers can Week weildeee In, OM
wcstal;aw:: toretnilcieP:Pae:1):5Ctrveitn;14Ittehl:11:1;ti";":0,„71;:i
coots. - • ..e..., t.
ono young wontan,' 'WhO Otteentle tergeo.
ly on her wits for her good ,eptwileil ,liori
has lust made a atelliltig threeeellaelee
canton flannel, lined with an Old white
elehltlisczoorutt4 uonftLetinricillul:havidiethieil tvreitl.
ling collar of tea* lynx trOM e Wont*
'out fur -lined circular. . .
(Inc of these circulers., by the wolf,
lias atogodsend,1 vwehile.n eateowtheettld, tontigr"wykrit,,x4P41,
.......
it lining for some pretty Miter Severielis
-say, one ot the hangelltles ' POP 49
popular, or an ittoepentaint pottipadour '
silk -and finish wtth the tur Vane '
A very inexpensive tamer oat naty
be made of the soft furnitere felt to tee
found in upholetery shops. It comes 1.1
lovely shades Of blue, tint, veil, gray end
pink. This materiel Is ow worm and
thIce no lining Is necessitry..theeith, if
a cheap white illk Is uefie, It la, Iodine
ally, much handsomer.
An old Paisley shaWl, with a colored
border, can be turned trete te •ve,rY Ur,
Usk cloak, on the enter of the dolmen- ,
shaped weep shown to-dayr Ilse lite
border to edge the fronts. 404 the flow.
—. Ing sleeves; or, if there lit ellOnght, NM
It into it pointed eape Miler. Or it can
I finished with the chenille hinge seen
an much this anion. Feelett with pos.
sementerie ornatnents.
lucky Is the girl who Ones One of tint
big lace shawls, bleak or white, Alen
Maine, identified with the Berlin • . as are handed down In Many a WO,. Y
Paper Company, -have purchesed the that has seen bettere qr. et'llellt: Wier,
i
gyeakey syndicate ct timber limits at La days. A. fascinating Avoni,:svas,--made-
n ue for a querter alt. million dollars, srveheeitnollytafolotaa.bloock late,ilitnc ni nes,91plitted with ''
caught in a }aunty 0.41044110 the
entire cape w,tui edged:Vitt) ti doter
ruffle of white and black Chiffon, e
black on the outsIde.
Then the girl who een afford to pay ,
a little more for her materials -which
she eau easily manage, it she Ls her own
dressmaker -can copy aome of the moat
costly evening coats seen in the stores.
Chinon Velvet and bengaline silk aro
both more _popular for evening coets
nee winter ihan broadcloth, and very
little more expensive.
A charming combination, modeled on
the dalnly coat of the central figure, Is
of red bengaline, lined with white and
finished with a facing of black lynx over
o deep -pointed collar of the bedgaline,
with black silk tassels and buckles.
It Is wiser for the g:rl who must use
cheap materiale to confine herself to
capes, as the quelity 01 (110 material is
less notic,eable than in a coat. The tat -
lel, moreover, requires skillful cutting
and pressing to look well. Fortunately
for her, the vogue for capes Is steadily
cm the Increase.
The cheap Pompadour silks are speci-
ally lovely for such it wrap, while many,
Inexpensive Japanese silks can be recit-
t.. up tor the new kimono -shaped cloaks
whieh are frequently seen the, winter.
It must be confessed this latter style
lees more of novelty than becomingness
or real attractiveness to recommend IL
In choosing an evening coat Ihts wie-
ter be sure to select one of the pale
pastel shades -orchid, mauve and et
faint tone of violet and pink are especi-
ally good. These lIghe shades are more
in favor than thee slewhite coat.
An oyster -white broadcloth, brightened
with touches of saffron velvet Is, how-
ever, really lovely.
object of securing it) higher scale of pay, Ilave Been Established at Winnipeg,
have formed an organization with the
Hon. G. W. Stephens, Messrs. C. C. Calgary and Vancouver.
Ballantyno and L. E. Geoffrion have A despatch from Ottawa says: A new
been appointed Harbor Commisstones doescaertiptire has been made by the Post-
e( Montre0 velment whloh will be wet -
Winnipeg, hos, been purchased by Jo- owned by pastma.eters In the west.
septi 13ernhardt for $125,000 for hotel
purposes. Heretofore these postmasters were com-
pelled to send to Ottawa when they de -
Hired to rephnIsh their stocks of stamps,
The JohliKLesite ellook on Main Street,
The transcontinental Railway corn. !nit owing, to the repel growth in the
mission are negotiating for the purchase demand for Stemps It lali4 been decided
of a tract of land about tWo miles long to establish distributing centres tn the
at Winnipeg tor shops and yards. west. These wit be at Winnipeg, Cal -
Shortage In weight of Canadian cheese gory and Voneouver. The new system
exported to Britain Is complained of by WIII go into effect on the now year.
.•-_-.4....---.....
SintrN.laPn.ohBe.stMeraDnamara, Canadian agent
BIG TIMBER DEAL IN QUEBEC.
Chicago capitalists have purchased the
corner POrtage Avenue and Mein Street American Syndicate Purchases Bradley
Canada Permanent Block in Winnieog,
for a quarter of a million' dollars. Limits at LLA TuQUo,
Canada's exports to Great Britain for A despotelt front Quebec says: Thurs.
the flve months ending August 31 day afternuon one of the largest deals in
totalled $55,653,099, as eguinst 941,153,- industrial pursuits was completed. A
071 Ihe previous year and $43,403,420 in ndicate if gentlemen from Portland,
1904.
Mioister of Agriculture Talton of art.
Usti- Columbia has arranged for sante
thousands of Salvation, Arose inunt.
grants to Increase the labor supply next
year.
Caneda's Imports from Great Britain
for lite five months ending August 31
amounted lo 932,754,296, as against
$27,847.e90 for the year previous and
$25,934,295 for 1904.
Our imports from the United State*
for the five months ending August 3I9t
totalled $83,420,899, an increase of 813,-
323,606 over the previous year. 'Our ex -
poets to Itie States for the same period
totalled $47,036,371.
The imports Into Canada from the
West Indies for the five months ending
August :11 amounted to $3,106,646, a
gain of 8336.922 as compared with 1905
and ot $675,143 in 1904. Exports to the
West indies-tnialled $1,0764)68, showing
gains of $187.274 and $178,814 when con-
trasted with the„ some period of two
years hnmediutely preceding.
—
iiiiam Show an
Immense Increase.
tan from Fort William, Ont.,
. ng the season of navigation
just .436 vessels arrived and 854
departed- at the port of Fort, William.
k trifle more than 2,000,000 tons ot
freight of all kinds was received during
the season„ and about 2,135,000 tons for-
warded. six hundred and seventy-two
vessels arrived last year. For the last
time, 1,200 truck handlers andscheckers,
employed since last Fell at the Canadian
Pacific freight shed ei drew their cheques,
thus marking Ole close of the season.
There are still engaged -at the freight
docks 300 men, most of whom will De
„retained during tht Winter.
The volume of freight handled M
Fort William during the season ex-
ceeds by far that of any previous year
In the history of this port, and although
the officials' statement has not been
TOOK dattOLIC ACID.
Otath of Patela Lengane.'Foreman In
Umber Camp.
A desPaeCh from Magnetewan says:
Patrick Langahe, foremen en Burton
Woe" Comp No. 3, north ot here a few
nines, took a dose of carbolic, acid on
Wednesday night about 6 o'clock, miss-
AMOR 'it litir-etiugh mixture, and died
front the aka& in lege Onto tett
Wes. The unfortunate matt Waft a geed
foreman and hie untimely death is very
much regretted.
DEAD AT THE THROTTLE.
that the tannage received was GO per
centgreater than that of 1905.
During the last 65 days 280.000 tons of
freight and flour were unloaded in fort
William, as compared with 191,000 tons
tor the corresponding period a year ago.
The Increase was confined to rm.:parti-
cular commodity, all lines of meithan-
clise haying shared in the advance. Of
barbed wire that arrived since the open-
ing of navigation fully 15,000 tons, or
enough to build a two -strand fence
around the entire world, is stored here.'
Enough -soap was unloaded at the docks
&mini; November to keep an average
city of 15,000 •inhabitants clean for a
year. Four trainloads of farm imple-
ments were received.
From Oct. 31st to Dec, 1st 163 car-
goes, (lye and one -haft cargoes per day,
were transferred from vessels to cars.
This was exclusive of coal and grain
and was by far the greatest number
of steamers that ever arrived at the
given out, it is comparatively estimated
Cantuten Pacific Railway Engineer
- Killed In His Cab.
A desnateh from Toronto says: John
Paul, of 91 Mulock Avenue, Toronto
Junction, engineer on C.P.R. engine No.
210, was killed In big cab on Saturday
afternoon by striking his head against a
sernaphore arm just weSt of the Union
Station. . The train waS composed of
three coachee bound for Hemillon, and
it is euppoeed that when strUek he was
leaking to the rear to see if the steam
Was escaping from, the exhaust pipe.
The unfornMate man's skull was
crushed In over the left car. The acci-
dent was unnoticed hy the fireman, and
the train ran through the city yards at a
high rate Of speed. Wben, however,
SunnysIde ctossings were passed with-
out warning, the fireman `entered the
cab and found the engineer dead, with
his handson the throttle. The train was
stopped at Muslim), where telegraph
Messages hate already been received
from persons along. the line Who had
noticed Patin condition. The autopsy
held on SatUrday shoved that death
avast have been instantiteeous..
IL 1 011 itla
OffieOr Commits Siticid
.-Vvhille Insane.
, At the
10dr Or
dy cm*
trtillerY
, which
South,.
'Nadia
relght bheds In a single mon 1.
FISET SUCCEEDS PINAULT.
A South African Veteran to be Deputy
Minister.
A despatch from Ottawa says: Col. E.
Fiset, D.S.O., has been appointed De-
puty Minister of Militia and Defence 40
succeed Col. Pinault. The order -in -
Council appointing Col. Fiset Melds po-
sition -was passed on Wednesday after-
noon. Without doubt the militia f
Canada. Will receive the news that an
°Omer who has shown his sterling
worth upon the battlefields of South
Africa on more than one occasion ts to
become Deputy Minister with satisfac-
tion. Especially In Ottawa is the ap-
pointment poptlar. Col. Fiset Is a son
of Senator Fleet. He went to South
Africa in 1899, on the first contingent,
being connected with the Army Medical
Service. tie served In the operations
tbe Orange Free State, and at the en-
gagement of Paardeberg helped to bear
off the field on a stretcher Capt. Arnold,
Who was wounded. For his distingu-
ished bravery on this occasion he wos
Mentioned by Lord Roberts in de-
-
.patches.
METINOIJS
SAILORS SENTENCED.
The Lender of Potemkin() Rebels Gets
Four Years.
ta.......rar
LEAVES FORTENE TO POPE.
‘Sealthy Prelate's Will Gives 81,000,000
to Pewee.
A despatch from Rome say;: The
death was announced on Tuesday of
Mgr. Adaini, one of the most wealthy
Hainan prelates. Mgr. Adand made val-
uable presents to Pope Leo XIII. and
Pius X., his gift to the latter being a
gold pectEral cross set with brilliants.
By his will the left 81,000,000 to the Pope.
NEVE *CM.
Collision on the goo HAMM at Ender-
lin, North Deena.
A despateh from Enderlin, North Da -
keit). says: Nine dead and thirlyeeevee
iteltired ja the' rest*. Of a wreck on the
St., Prat, Minneapolis * Sault Ste. Marie
rtalitvay here early on Sunday morning,
caused by a licad-oti eollielon. Most of
,thele tieeetteis were in the sniOkidg car,
ond only two escaped Injury. The
wnistie had Init peitilded cis the teeth
approached leedertiri, and tiko pocon.
,gera 'WM nearly Mt standing In the
aisles when tlio baggage or crashed
tato the stnelMr. Seven were killed out,
right end WM hot*. shir40 dii'ul. IlosPi•
tam, hotels, and 'prlitalo hottsei twro
$011; LORA With the itilutedewlio Seer°
irtitettded 1)y tent Ifflyeleillete: A. 'special
Italei front Vollo City 'brought phyht,
dam, tied tatreeS. 111,1 dead t Charles
MOO.. N:11.; 11. L
11411106„*. 14, D,4 Pilot Statterberg,
gunabse, N;(1.9, 'Teny, Mons Velva,
WANT A BRITISH PRINCE.
--
Would Place Prince Arthur al Con-
naught on Servlan Throne.
A despatch from London says: In
connection wifb the recent rumors of a
plot to place Prince Arthur of Con-
naught on lite Servlan throne, M. Mija-
tuvitch, ex-Servian Minister In London,
itt * publethed interview, admits that
twice within a year delegates from Bel-
gi ade have vainly endeavored to inter-
est him in the proposal, asserting that
King Peter would be induced to abdi-
cate peaceably In fever of a British
Prince. M. Milatovitch said he declined
to have anything to do with such a fan-
tastic suggestion, but declares there is
a definite political party In I:envie fay -
ming a change In the dynasty.
mid I,a 'Fuqua water -power and -o
properties, involving one milieu) dol-
lars, and Will erect the largest pulp and
paper mills in Canada al La Tuque. The
conipany is capitalized at three million
dollars. and will be known as the Que-
bee Industrial Company, with Mr. Her -
bort J. Brown, ot Portland, Mo., prtsl-
dent.
CHAMBERLAIN'S MEMORY.
The Past Has Become a Complete Blank
to Him.
A despatch from London says: The
long retirement of Joseph Chamberlain,
owing to gout and other ailments, has
led to constant assertions and contra-
dictions concerning (KA gravity of his
condition. The Chronicle states that he
greatly oVertaxed his etrength at the
celebrutions in honor of 1115 seventieth
birthday at Birmingham, with the re-
sult that he lot his memory coinpletely.
The past became a blank to him, and
he could not remember what had taken
plan even a few hours before, and al-
though his other faculties were and aro
unimpaired, his memory Is gone.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British Admiralty. have decided
le fit all new battleships with turbine
colones.
Negotiations are In progress to have
Sir Algernon West succeed lion. bides
Bryce as Chief Secretery tor Ireland.
The British Parliament tias been pro-
rogued unlit February 2tul.
The marksmanship uf British gunners
has shewn a phenomenal improvement
during the present year,
It Is rumored al Dublin that, Mr.
Bryce's retirement from the British Cab-
inet is due to differences with Sir An-
thony Mardonnell,
A clause hos been added to the extra-
dition treaty beloeen Greet Briluiti and
the Untied Slates including bribery
ornong extraditable offences,
Colonel Gerald Kitson, Commandant
at Sandhurst, has been sperially selected
by Lord Kitchener tu command a bri-
gade in India.
Dr. Wei -lumen, a Cena ian In the
BrtlIsh Rouse of Commons. is mentioned
as a possible successor to the Earl of
Elgin in the Colonial Secretaryship.
A despatch from Sebatitopol says: Fif-
teen sailors who participated In the mu-
tiny .ot Junes 1905, on boerd the Russian
battleship Kniaz Poternlelne (now the
Panteleirnon) were sentenced on Wed-
nesday, The leader was condemned lo
four years penal servitude, and the
Others to serve terms in the disciplinary
corns, ranging from six Months to two
years. 'rho prisoners were those of the
crew who sought refuge in floumania
when the Kniaz Potemkin° put into
Kustenti, where she was eventually sur-
rendered, and who subsequently gave
thetztlelves up to tho Russian authori-
ties.
ganger under Oile of the bridge3 teat,
ifig the railway near Coshent Stehon,
WO milts from his residence.
+me, medical* op:nion we* that ,the
General had deliberately pleded his heed
on the line bereft an approaching train.
o, Oen. Tucker, who WO oil the Mita
lIt MW serVice In tho ggir011an earn.
*get 183t, end tolled' fit tbes engage.
t 1004a0sla and Te1,01-1teblit
and we' Mentioned la eirthattlirl. 116
served the Fieetcril Sentleet tam.
laign MO, end wee nientioned,10
bpatelloslorseiting GOA, ref the mealy%
Ionstoed the niclt-nssat *Knipp
end turning` It noon thrlit.
'' that „Opted. e
Dit D. 1. IlereS ord# Medicine- list,
!St 11. HOOlibeollth Veva* N. 1).
4.,Danieterin.Sheldbri A. p,
011,00011, stirtittox. mittt4 .4116 hoiden111511..
, 0.took.40.404.
ltant VOttigti fit4A
04 Ilea I *If it thillephetelit Anne
redUce tUrOpe h banktiOleyi,
NO FAITH IN RANKS.
'comets Touted Pocket Alone, Out the
NMI Vanished.
SAVED FROM SCAFFOLD.
_
Woolly Bear's Sentence Commuted -
Cannot Live Long.
A despatch from Ottawa says His
FIxcellency hes commuted the sentence
t death in the case of Woolly Bear, an
Indian who was tried at Brandon and
found guilty of kiill4ss. a fellow tribes.
man. Ile WO9 to have been executed on
FrklaY. It was reported that remorse
rind confinement had so affected him
that he could only live a short time. The
Government therefore decided that
nature and not the law should be al-
loWefl to take 110 course.
A dopritch from Philadelphia, Pa.,
op: Mrs. Oita V. Kober was robbed of
146.00 by a pickpocket In a iteliday
'MO In the, *hopping district here On
The Medley Wa9 paid Mn.
Kober hy PeilittYletilillt Hared 111
0Mo:tient clalut on Gig death et
her 'husband, Who Waa kind irt tiro rec.
'cot electrie refitted *reek near Allan -
tie City, ,Mrs. Nober had lie faith In
hellitlf arid hail refitted to eeeept
trOM the radiNghtibtt,payment. al
th elttitot iloirierNp0 teab. ::co
rteriVett thirty ttlOWIpul Als 1010,
'width taVeit In ye eeerkt pdtkt,t
tuiderskirt, Whit shopping Waft r;
Blend, diseareer) that 11* VOW&
had been rut Wry her skirt end the
nog stuett,
ASSASSINS SHOT BADLY.
Desperate Attempt to KIII Chief of
Pollee at Lodz.
A despatch from Lodz, Russia, says:
An attempt 10 assassinate Chief of Police
Chestianowiskl was made here on Wed-
nesday, but the official escaped with a
slight Injury to hts right foot. The
would-be aaeassins hurled a bomb be-
neath his carriage and opened tire on
Itim with revolvers, but did nut aceom-
plisti their object. The terrorists es-
caped. The carriage was wrecked and
the coachman and three dragoons were
probably fatally wounded by bomb
splinters.
' UNITED STATEs.
Lindsay B. Writs we'' re/trued on Set-
urduy alter 1131 1'. rtt (-Vomited in n
mine at BIllsri11141, f ir te. er two
weeks.
cushier 11. F. filnelinre Of elosed
Farmers' and Drovers' National Bank of
v,,nynesburg, Pa., tem endered iiimaelf
on Tuesday. end wns admitted to bail
in the sum of $10Q00. Discrepancies in
hie arrounke, aggregating $950,000, are
alleged.
At the Inter -State Commerce CAmmis-
gem's inquiry Into the car shortage,
Slinnwila farmers testilled wheat prices
v,ere abnormally depressed, with ole.
sators full 'and no market. The coal
latrine forced farmers in burn fences
and outbutldinge to keep from freezing.
Viscount Aoki, the Ifinan'ese mixt»,
sador to the United States, said al the
dinner of the American Asiatic Aasocia-
lion, in New York, that eastern MAO
wits large enough for the commeeeet of
ail nations, and that the dream of the
pessimist, who finw the phantom of a
struggle between the United Slates and
Ripen Inc tbe supremacy of the Pacific
was ridiculeua.
The Pennsylvania finilroad Company
tine notified 115 employees that after
Janitor/ ihe company. which owns
ninny mines, will not sell coal to them
I, the rale whieh regular ettippere pay.
Aa roneequenee no employees will be
rompelled to patronize retail dealers.
About 60,000 of the 190,000 employees oro
houselceepers. P. Is estimated that the
nnnuol eaving timer. wbo bought thetr
coal from the company was e675,000.
OF,NERAL.
rnptain Magntee. wag degrsdid at
a 011111011 inventory, the Liverpoot Scheel of Tropical Medi -
tile, Frew, for refusing to aid In tak.
man ie snit] to he planning to raise eine, Dr. II. Wolferstan Thomas, son of
lent wheal in Menettorta to flattery the tate Welferstan Ebonies, a native
Antic &mend. el Montreal, and member of the clogs
•zio bus .doo(writed PromiPr Sion, o' nialleine '97 of WW1. Dr, Thome))
'119rerg tri the Omit of the sm. tiaq just auteeedcd for the fleet ihrio
1110C1110Ufitt a chimpanzee wilt( yellow
aced notional et opium fever from the bite ot a mosquito, willett
South China will unto a Pad previously bitten a human being
,•td, iutfcted in, tile disease. This le Itice
that each of her first experience that haa over been sue -
.1.01.1•••••1.4 d•=1Y...•
sAPAers MERCHANT FLF,ET.
New Shipping Company With a Capi-
tal of stsoioceee.
'rhe Londen Times' Correspondent at
Tokio seilde the following cable des.-
pateh•,--A 110W shipping company has
been formed in iapan. It alr,,suly 1 a.
600509 it fleet of 150.000 tong, ite cat '
10 0,030.600, of Whieh half reps's,
the value of the existing fleet, the
ntainder to ha dedeted to the humi,
ttew 61114. The company lidell(14
tablish eerviese to flormogo, Hots
Sava, Viadivotott, North China
Kong, Manila, ilaWali. Amer
S,03 orui 111419.
It Lc said that the 110w el
ttottx preparing at Ottawa 0
comput.iory voting pfoleSion
BIG ORDER FOR RUSSIAN NAVY.
Krupps WM Supply Over Five Million
Dollars' Worth.
A despatch from Berlin says • VIP
Kruppg, of Eseen, have received un
order fur warship materials worth 22.-
006,000 marks (83,500,0001 tor the Mission
Government. This win be used Inc
building new warattips. Under the
conditions of the contract the [Maslen
Putiloff wort.a will participate to a cer-
tain extent, and ihe Krupp company
will advance the Putiluff company
C,000 000 marks (81,500,000) to extend Its
works.
The AIM:mien anti -gambling bill has
posed both !louses of Parliament.
Old buchelors are men who have given
marriage a serious (bought.
EXPRESS MATTER BURNED.
Third Car Consumed Bound From To-
ronto to Winnipeg.
A despatch from Winnipeg says: Word
was received 011 Wednesday to the ef-
feet that it carload of express packages,
whleh left Toronto for the west on Mon-
day, was destroyed by fire between that
city and North Bay. The car contained
a considerable quantity of goods for
Winnipeg and other pOltits in Manitoba
and the west. This Ls the third carload
.1 express goods deallned tor the west
that hes Leen destroyed by hre during
the past month. The origin of the fires
la nut known.
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A eletbourno despatch says several
111g gold nuggets were discovered recent
IN near Tarnagulla. and two were fowl
sseighing respectively 907 and 3'
ounces, the largest seen In Australia
fort/ years.
IP'
Former rlontreal Doctor Achie
Triumph in Science.
A despatch from Montreal says: Otto
V ihe greauet achievements in modern
medical science has lust been accom-
plialled by art old Montrealer and gra-
duate of McGill. at preeent attached to
cessfully concluded al-
um of an animal. SD
deal to medical ceten,
The chimpanzee
tome of yellow fe'
bitten, and now.
fully established
to given from
human being, de
le lite dinenvery
chimpanzee. I'
serious nature
hies whoPe 11
e0,1 to find 1
stilan Gayer
of,450."
edy.
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