The Goderich Star, 1907-11-15, Page 7SES
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, A hurrigline swept or* thitl 4itY
Y night, intimettdd -
age ta docks end ,eliter.weter pogr pro-
p*rly. The gas *trite were aaenen by
Waldo dolvapour that eceeniPalltad
ibo Storm% Maithe eitY via* PhInitett into
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of OK ler lowealit ot tracts ot
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*Ws brorder.imeetiacti: 41* *nano of
ado* weete,. *Waver, .10000.44. vitals *•
,kar nant one* ware added, • The 4Ohtt
;viers now ao relervell t latit different
:provfnes, art tatae, Atikre04 ittanitehti,
24•570! agora Allen iiestteteltawall,. 740
sOtterafaille; Athscht, tbiague* niitaal
Oritlah CO1Uubii, OA WOO ,
In Staltiteba, %trot lieva $aels let
*part obi reafirvait. .1014 Urgent Nattb
•4-tht fOreet fieeerve,
wdt an orrea ot Ugh *fuer* *Ns.
diatertee'lo-ilianortb *104 DllOt
untaln Fora*. Alaser*i eitgiPriffifit
sibie to sta**** *sr scstent of tits
CUUIULtiL
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Ali or 4ohtit Vrasso* °Wino* to *tit -
tor front lb* *ode **tow** tb*
litv4xcS-
rafna InMOLY Phileast tbe *IMAM
Elena are WOree than V* honors which
tollowed 14 *pion*. atom,. 11* ex,
tniIvo Coil station at Orseasallio be*
ben Pleteir "000440' and all WPM
*ren itua
Sligit0S!rtifF*;,: : ' •...
oront44 Noir, Ig.-Onterio
Nu. 2 White or reds* .W.OBNo; 140;:t
,Inxed; 90a; goo*. w4a1r:-sqe 141 000,
Manitoba 'Wheat -N.?. 1'.hardi''Sr1447;
No. 1 *Pribersi, 51,04) *43,
Spiry -44o a gfo• NO '2 'IRWS No, 3
•extre, 40o; ,fr„
Qat4,,•NO. g whlte, trio t4,*40,'O*1400;.
' naitted, 530, duldi4A9, "
Rye --8$0 Ontelde.
Pean-4804
Ceina--Net- 2 tailletal, Allterthing• 00,4dt'
• Toronto treightS; NO. „ „3 ,Y110we' 6930'
Q,8uekWheat.4-700 01.11,4410.
Bran -$21 to $21,00'10 .,,hi.ilk.etits140;
tallortse $23 to $23.50r
Flow' -Ontario, $0 Per cen Petentat
*bout 113.00 191d, 83,0S'alkedi MOMteitia
r- patent% specie' brand, $4 to $6420t 4sec-
lend patents, $5.411 t0-$6,iiketaent hatn
eas'i 55.30 to $5.40.
COUNTRY Elt0OtIOX.
Buttereeklarket is, very- strong, nut
• quotations ette Unehallged, •
Creamery, prints .,..4. ee,,ereia$01.930c
do sonde 24e to 25o
4r.• Dairy prinot 24c 10 2130
an eolitts 220 to 24c
Chiese-Steady at 13ge and twins at
14e.
Eggs -New laid- rule arin,at 30e; ator-
Oile, IOC.
•
, Poultry -Chickens, deesaml, 7o too140;
liens, 5e to 7e; dueka, 7c to 9c; geese,
7c tO 90; turkeys. lac to 14e. •
Potatoes--Ontarios are firm at 75C to
80c in car lots on •track. ' •
Beans -Steady at 81.80 .to 31.90 for
primes and $1.90 to $2 for hand-picked.
Honey-Stralned steady at 11e to 12c
per lb., and combs at $1.75 to $2.50 per
dozen. _
Baled Hay -Timothy Is Voted at $17,
50 to $18.50 per ton in car tots on track
here,
Baled Straw -Firm at $9.50 to $10.50
per ton on track.
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Nika.
PROVISIONS.
Sheoked and Dry Salted Meats -Long
clear bacon, lle to lige tor toes and
eases; horns, medten1 and light. 15c to.
15%c; heavy, 14%c to 15e; backs. 163c
to 17c; shoulders, lOgo to llo; rolls, lle
to llge; breakfast bacon, 15c to 15gc.
Green meats out of pickle, lc less than
smoked.
Dressed Hogs -$8.75 for lightweights
,and $8,25 for heavies.
Pork --Short cut, 322.75 to 3e3 for bar-
rels; mess, $20 to $21.
Lard -Firm; tierces, 18gc; tubs, 12gc;
palls, 130.
MONTREAL MARKETS. .
Montreal, Nov. 12. -There are no new
eatures in the local flour and feed mar-
kets. Manitoba spring wheat patents,
$0.10 to $6.30; second patents, $5.50 to
85.70; winter wheat patents, 55,75 to
,sa, streight rollers, $5.50 to 65.75; in
bags 82.6010 82.70; extras, 42.05 to $2.10.
iCrntario bran in bags., 524 to $25;
„shorts, in bags, 325 to 326; Manitoba
bran, in bags, $22 to 323; shorts, 325 to
. $27.
Newly -laid eggs are quoted about 30c
to 32e per dozen in case lots, while
tsales of selected stock were made at
ie6c to 27c; No 1 22c to 28c• seconds,
16gc to 170.
The butter market is quiet. Quotations
teedey in roend lots quoted at 273e lo
28c, according to quantity ene district.
Cheese prices show a wide range, and
QUebecs may be quoted at ilgo to 12c.
Townships, 123c to 12ge; ()Mimeos,
112gc to 12gc for current receipts.
Pratisions-Barrels short-cut mess,
.$22.50 to $23; half barrels, 811.75 le
412.25; Meer at backs, 821.50 to Me
80; long -cut heavy mess, 520.50 to 821.-
, IN; hall barrels do., $10_.50 to 811.25; dry
stilt long clear batten. lOgc to 11%c;
brls, plate beef, $13.50 to 315; half bar-
,rels do., $7.25 to $7,75; ris. heavy
'mess beef, 610 to 811; half barrels do.,
$5.50 10 86; compeund lard, trgc to fie;
pure lard. lleee to 13c; kettle -rendered,
18gc to 140; hams, 133,c to 16e, at:cord-
ing to size; breakfast bacon, 14e to 16e:
Windsor bacon, 15c to 16c; feesh-killed
• abattoir -dressed hogs, 149; alive, 86.10
141"
.10 g tow cwt. CQUijUOA and Inolad.
lote were .01.1110knit lien1 Ilhein ;Mink
Ilene Yelled !Ohl 44-54 10,11.25 Per owl,
‘Canners, ranged Mono 154 to, PAO per
cwt, .g*itea et Choice cow*Yere record*
SO St *A to 040. per cwt.
A plentitul aupply of light stockers
itteda Vim* week and business stow.
1,11/eir values ranged from St to sa,to
per owit .0141ary reader* iota at $2.15
to 33.50 per eWt: alsad stook bells were
ett rth 12 IA $2,25 per ewt,
Good atilcit cows were sold at $40 to
iSit Oath. COMMOn and tair cows
brought $20 to S37.50 each. ,
,
The Magee of ettivea ranged 4rotn 2 td
40 Per Th.'
Export ewes sola at SI 10 114.25; bucks
.ead evils, $2.50 to 43.50; lambs, $5,25
to 85.40 for Mode*, and $4 to $4450 for
inferior animate.
Pricee continued steady at en Per
for selept hogs. taght rough hogs sold
et 4% to So per Its
BUFFALO MARKET.
nuffalo, Nov. 12. -Wheat -Spring.
unsettled; No. 2 red, 51.02; winter low-
er. Corn -Easter; No. 2 whIlek 64.10, and
re. 2 yellow. 663C. Oals-eEasier; No.
, white, 53%c. Barley -4110 $1.10.
(Bye --No. 2, 89c on track.
II44,44/4141•140
NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET.
Nate York, Nov. 12. -Wheat -Spot
Weak; N. 2 red, $1.c4g elevator; No.
1 northern Duluth, nominet f.o.b. afloat;
NO. 2. hard winter, nominal f.o.b. afloat.
GREATEST OF DIAMONDS.
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Presented to King ,Edward
Ohehdey.
8 deepen:1s Morn London says; Popu.
Jar interest et Sandringham on Sante -
day centred in the presentation to the
King of the greatest ellanienn, the
nen. which will soon be added to the
laritisli croaen. Extraordinary preoam
tions were taken for safeguarding the
magniacent jewel, which Sir Richert!
Solomon, representing the Transvaal.
Government, took with hint , under
strong ascot Mom London. Weever -
too railway station, the nearest to
Sandringham, was closed to the pub-
whert the train arrived at 12.55. The
purty drove to the loyal residence ac-
companied by a dozen detectives and
were received by the King immediatene
The ceremony of presentatiox was
brief and almost informal, and then the
whole party, including two Kings,
those of Britain and Spain, and three
Queens, those of Britain, Spain and
Norway, inspected and admired the
magnificent stone. King Edward has
not deelded what dispositioa to make
of the diamond. It will be necessary
to consult the best experts on the ques-
tion of cutting. It is understood that
Sir William Brookes will be allowed to
make certain tests of the great jewel
with radltun and *electricity for scien-
Lfic purposes. With tee best result
possible in cutting there would be a
single stone of four or flve ounces from
the original seven. The EXceLsior. the
largest peevious diamond, weighs only
one ounce and three-quarters. But
there is also a possibility that the stani
might fly into fragments when cutting.
is attempted.
on His
wale 1250 ;. aro. and io,. the
v4roiAt Rotolo No. With: a 114
n . 11, of
nearly 5$5-abuere,mtles.' West of Lake
" OSA 11* 10,10..-joullabar Nvaat
,romt. RefierVei thei Mine of, whieh,la
Atea.,r14,.24o 'square taw Perk of tlw
aria covered by, the .Tiardn'Irkuntaints
Is included in 14 Turk bf411414111.
serve:, With. an iota Of abeirlY '110 Were
inllas.pert of the eend,411 country
4(440114st Of Broaden hitS41$0 been sot
an*rt as* torest'reserve. and this
experimentat work: * .foreet planting
bee bees done; the ares of the Spruce.
woods Forest Reserve, as lt is called, is
110 square,
10 Easktitchewan, there are four re.
Orate. Of.these Pareninne. Reserve NO.
2, the largest, *Akins, PetroUpine lieseive
NO. I; it has an area */ 300 square nines.
la the MoOPO bieunteth district, north
of Arcola.. the Meanie- Motaltairt Forest
Reserve, ot some 100 skean miles 111
area, hal. been °Matadi The Beaver
Hills Forest Reseree, in the Beaver
Hills, west of Yorkton, %vera. two toWin
ships (Ranges 9 and 10, Tewnshlp 26h
area, 72 square ranee. South-east of
Prince Albert is "The Pines", Fairest Re-
serve, oovering 145 Square miles.
northweq' of: his reser* is Kraig**.
LIVE STOCK MARKET, •
TO to, Nov. 12. --Out of the latge
DIM Were a few toads, etarcely five
Were exporterCattle. Theee eald at
$f 10 04.25 per cwt.
The nrices of good cattle renged from
*4 to 44.50, -and picked Iota wOuldbrIng
GiRIS PLAYED FOOTPADS.
One of Them Got a Black Eye and Now
Seeks Redress..
CONDENSED NEWLITEMS
auvitsw400 stmom ALL ON Too
ow"
Tafelle*PAtIrfik rtlialtOr O 14
.
Ofanst Orraegfies . sot OHO
.:CANAPA0
flie0ait tailautatturars
boa 00404 :Priciso4 -
The Urst tritn'ov.er Ow O., Pr,,. 11-bricISt*
At Perry. Soinid was run onSalttalay.
Doan esseetair'*.
erainte 1413.ixi Panttlattanle. aaNg4-4 44
.PdPlgatteli Ot '14,COr,
Daring the .yeer. Mattag Amplitt. lint
the, **do OrCanada.aur *Sett to
36.157. • . .
Th.' nitt4Catitolle otrurchit,. tongue
POMO., Quebee, WO inirtied 4n. TOM -
()Oki 10* *75.,000.
'rwo'hundred and lifty.men tnitYie been
i1tL•ottr by (Ito 4rattet.Ttlinit n Point
St." ettarles- ..'•
lu Alberta there are bit three reserves,
The largest is the CeokIng Lake Forest
Reserve, east of Ettraordone its area Ls
114 square miles, Right down in the
south-eost corner ot the pnevince, hay.
ID the O(0ternationel Boundary as its
southern limit, while its weitern llpitt
Is three miles east of the fifth Meridian
a township and a hall of land has been
termed into the Kootenay Lakes Forest
.Reserve. Another small reserve, the
Cypress Hills Forest Reserve, conststs
cf half a township tthe south half of
Township 8, Range a, west of the fOurtb
hierldian).
All the ,forest reserves in British Co-
lumbia are within the railway belt, Le.,
the strip of country twenty miles on
each side of.the C. P. R., ceded by the
province to the Dominion. These re-
serves are eight in 'number. The names
and areas are as follows: Long Lake
Forest Reserve, a shortdistance south-
west of Kamloops, 190 square miles;
Monte Hills Forest Reserve, a few...miles
east ot the Long Lake reserk, are 108
square, miles; latartin Mountain Foreet
Reserve, a small tract of 18 square miles
lying Just west of Bolean River; Nis-
nenlith Forest Reserve, lying west of
Lake Niskonlith, with an area of about
125 square -Miles; Tranquille Forest Ile -
serve, an area of 149 square miles in the
Tranquille Plateau, north-east of Kam-
loops Lattes Hal Creek Forest, Reserve,
around the headwaters of Hat Creek,
with an areas -of 266 square milee; Don-
ald Forest Reserve, adjoining the C. P.
R. on the north and east sides for some
distance on each side of Donald, e2
square miles in stent, and the Larch
Hills Forest Reseate, lying between Sal-
mon Arm and Mara Lake and having
an area of about 25 square miles.
A despatch from Montreal says: In
the Recorder's Court on Thursday a
young man named Hugh Reid was tried
en a charge of assault, preferred against
him by three young lady friends, On
Thanksgiving night these three dressed
in male attire, blackened their faces,
and started out tor a frolic. Seeing
Reid coming up a dark. street they de-
cided to make him believe they were
holding him up They grabbed him,
hut he did not catch on to the joke, and
started defending himself with his fists,
end gave one of the girls a bLack eye.
The girls then started to explain who
they were, but the damage was done.
Reid pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Reid admits that the girls' were r".1e-
qualntanaes of his, but claims tbat they
did the hold-up business so well that
Le did not reoognizet them.
ORDERS FOR COAL.
Pittsburg Concerns Decline to Supply a
Million Tons.
A despaloh from Pittsburg says: Or-
ders aggregating 500,000 tons were re-
ceived in Pittsburg and refused by local
coal concerns In the past week, In spite
of the fact that premiums were offered
for prompt shipment, and it became
known on Saturday that the amount of
coal orders declined within the past
few weeks have aggregated perhaps
1,000,000 tons, and all because of lack
of rallrnad transportation facile les.
The shortage of ears. which has been
most pronounced recently, has become
more acute through heavy demands by
the South for cotton moving. and as
the lake seasons ends Dec. 5, the Pitts-
burg coal kings could not see their way
kJ lake on more coal orders, as it Is
thought they have more orders now
than can be filled. The great bulk of
the coal was ordered from the North-
west.
GREAT MAJORITY PURE.
Report of Intend Revenue Inspection of
Goods.
A despatch from Ottawa says: The
report of the Department of inland
Revenue on the Inspection of foods,
drugs and fertilizers shows that during
the eleven months ending March 31, out
of 155 samples of rolled oats 'end oat-
meal analyzed 91 were genuine and 64
doubtful; of common sea 81 genuine, 6
deubtfui; of tomato catsup 26 genuine,
23 doubtful; lea, 82 genuine. 7 doubtful;
butter, 871 genuine, 10 edulterated.
ni gm fir ci
BAUD tutlIUOAJi
Rate of tionligro)
A despatch frotri OP
Salle firer nine *at!
ver anthill/ Sentaillb
Anunigration to eeitede
1105 alt olt 54.1.
With the derresObfallat
et 10tat, The Merritt' e!
*tilde . the total ittiMigra..,
end for the nine morttnrtt3
Von, kr near', nine ton" 'pie
Ittigrallott of lliett year.
For 11.1. drat six ova* 0
aeld Racal year, beghtnine 11,
the totel 16'16401i* haa. be*
e( *Ittrh lisis *WNW oeslisol,
A Div
thou
0 Canada Since
Last,
it United Minis was 35,00P,, and the num.
• ter via ocean porta was i5s,598. The
total therease as OeMpared with the
carreepondilig Menthe Ot last year LI
45,910.or gt pie cent. Vie percentage
\,ef increate Via Otealt Mill ft 41. Inn
' ignite:in ROM the United Sfates shows
decrease of Lief, or t per- eeitt. Pot
plerriber the Iminleation frOM the
gel Sterne Wite nearly 4,004). The
'mbar (If attlattle,telti Oaten porta tor
i teronth Weil 15,004„ ,
‘ittet the 1st of April fiat inliftifirettle
ve been atriVing In Canada at a rite
•'titaiCtig * little oVit tau thratuarirf
le dire.
,,, ,
The 4(40 stand at the afterareel base.
bail grounds was destroyed by Ore on
Saturday, „
Engineers 0,4 Omen on the Temie.
kerning Beltway 1110/4 Plied ter in.
ereued Wag&.
inuipag oompanies nave re'
duced the pee° of, ell grad* of flour
ten tent* it seek.
The Nivi 0;4NQ-section of the Trans.
collimate' will be the last to be oom-
WOO,
The Ootarto Government will 0014. -
Sider the appointment ot an agent -gen-
eral for Ontario in England. •
One hundred and twenty -live men
have bean taid off by the GriffIn Pack-
ing Co., EdOnintOti. •
Ince-Preaident Bosworth of the C.P.R.
announces a reduction 111 freight rates
to paints west of Winnipeg.
Toronto bankers and grain dealers
deny that the banks are not furntshing
sufilc'ent funds to move the western
crops.
J. S. McDonald was sentenced to four
years in the Dorchester •Penitentiary
for robbing North 'Sydney Post Office.
Blame for the wreck near Regina last
week has been placed on the arew of
the passenger train by the coroner's
Jury.
The Ottawa Cabinet has appointed
Mt. W. L. M. King to Investigate Ja-
panese Immigration into British Colum-
bia.
James A. Blair has offered London
$20,000 toward an isolation hospital if
the city will pay him 5 per cent. unill
his death.
--Alberta has over five hundred miles
of tongedistange telephone tines and
several local exchanges operating, all
owned by the Government.
London coal dealers say they are un-
able to get their orders filled at the
mines and a ma famine may result M
that city.
A young matt was drawn into a me -
chine In Brantford factory, and had his
clethiug stripped off completely. He
escaped with a few bruises.
The Medicine Hat Council has dectded
le mortgage the waterworks and gas
plants In preference to selling deben-
tures at this time of tight money.
The Dominion Coal Co. denies the
report that they are bringing in 2,000
FOUR MEN SWEPT TO DEATH.
Tryintsto Cross the St. Lawrence Near
Montreal.
A despatch from Montreal says: De-
tails of a drowning tragedy that oc-
curred on Friday on Cote nt. Louis,
near Beauharnois, have been received in
the city. On 'Thursday night three
Polish Immigrants arrived at Cascade
Point, opposite Beauharnois, which is
situated about 20 miles from Montreal.
The night was stormy, but the MIMI-
grants staid they wished to cross to Me-
kichaville, so that they could take the
train at Beauharnois for New York. No
one ,wauldnate the risk, and the rnen
stayed all night at the hotel kept by
Mr. Arthur Perron. In The morning
teeugh the weather was still stormy,
Cam Vakas, telegraph operator at the
Soulanges Canal, consented te take
them across. and Mr. Perron, the hotel -
keeper, else decided to accompany
them. When about two hundred feet
from the shore at Melocheville 11 sud-
den squall upset the skiff. as it enleo
tel the rapids of the Nettie Au Glissent.
The three Poles, who could not swim.
were immediately drowned, and Mr.
Valois was swept to death by the cur-
rent.- Mr. Perron clung to the over-
turned skiff, until Napoleon Fortier, a
fisherman, repelled him ,and dragged
him safely into another boat.
KILLED IN FAMILY FIGHT.
Wile and Stepson Said to Be Respon-
sible for Death of Indian.
A despatch tram Btantford says :
Word was received in the city on
day that Richard Battice, an Indian,
living on I,ot 1, lin. 3. of the Six Na-
ticas' Reserve, about four miles from
Ilogersvillehad met death at the hands
of his wile and stepson. Battioe sold a
load of hay in Hagersville cn Saturday
lam. and upon returning home became
invoived In a quarrel with Ms wife and
step -son named Fred Seen or Fred Tay-
lor. They beat the old man unmerciful-
ly, breaking his arm and shoulder,
blackening both eyes and fracturing the
base of the skull. It is alleged. The
Ccunty Crcwn Attorney of Brant County
has ordered a thorough investigation,
arid It Is expected the arrest of the sus-
pected parties will follow.
lisente 4117 oIllier intwarer-frosits
oottalry lo work in their sollerieni
A Montreel Jur)? has .ewarted Mrs.'
Robson 43,00) mot two childria
41,060 Kele len the 41.11th et MO Itabe
4011. YAM WIWI kilted ater
TWO
as were streele4, Ibolt, Skil
Merit, ,on naturday, with burglars,' pro,
petty lik their poeseeston$ ailtO ere ink
lieved, to be the authors. of tion
toitosr. tt,i9ttarauo, thntll
at Ilobean GiriMlatect
OftElt`i AMAIN,
\vtrcl•Plilint *t Kedloston wut imetteet,
4 IMMIX far theBritten liquaa of
eat1tr0009.
neyo Cunard lour trAntraton*V11
a. speed Lilal on a eir•
ocurSe avereged 21.36 knots an hour,
Thc llritI5ll Ward ot Trade return*
show Wows ot ovet, $15,000,004
DONT*, sind of over 145,000,000 in co-
llo* kr **month. of Oetcher,
$Pealdng at The Lord StaKr's henattel
in LOadon, on Seturder. Sir lotat Fah-
er vidiettled the idea of Gernmay's being
tible to invade Britain.
Tna BOO birthday honors Induct. a
Privy 'councillorship for Sir' Chalets
Tqtpar, * Knighthood for Chief' Justice
Mos, and e C.M.O. for Deputy Post.
anister•Generel Coulter,
amm41.1.44p,
1******* *00 ut folealatatt Fip
1P*Ii*,
A, otespideb from Parill Saaal
thnisseen Qt. PrintAaa 2,413a i‘onliPtSit
wilose marriage to Nage Setirge
totteica will to Caletrated MI4 *QOM traapt..,,
13,14. Win pot 0. exhibitiOn, alt4 h* gualtft,- 14‘41,44.4*. and 44.9,1 4.11,14
it *11 Paria to 44seusa1it :dr $*04 * -
dieptey of ftoutaisse '
lts4 ACI been ratan ttere QM* Oa
%here siattltV* dafittent •
0044444*Outallteleo *On Ws, * Pro,
UNITED STATES,
lohn Karim, a loronto youth, Ls held
at Butfulo for larceny and burglary.
MPS. COPAN MaKelvie used the
American nag ta hang /tenant at ORM-
more.
Residents, at Mantolain N.3,, are plan-
ning lbe etatabllsttMent ot a Competvialve
kitchen tor the whole town.
Prof. Drake of the University of Micbt.
gen Is advocating the nomination at
President Roosevelt for WAS
John Bjorlin, a butler at White Plains,
Netv York, shot his employer's son and
then committed aulottle, on Seturday.
The Santa Fe Railroad was fined
$330,000 at ios Angeles on Thursday for
granting rebates on shipments of lime
and cement.
Women of Yardley, Pa., worked from
dawn till dusk one day recently sweep-
ing up leaves and rubbish on the etreets.
An appeal has been sent to President
Roosevelt to relieve the money strin-
gency In the west so that the wtieat can
be Marketed.
The United States Government fore-
caster has estimated that within twenty
years the country's' thnber supply will
have been exhausted.
By throwing pop bottles into the
flames Pollceman Ward and a few
others Stopped a disastrous fire at a
roller akating rink at Pittsburg.
The report of the Interatate Commerce
Commisslon shows that 5,000 persons
were killed on the railroads In the
United States in the year ending June BO
A celluloid comb in the hair of a
Legg Island school girl was set on fire
by the flame of a lamp near which she
heti fallen asleep. She escaped serious
injury.
GENERAL.
A Berlin floe will manufacture mili-
tary arships for all nations,
The Persian city of Astrabad has been
looted by Tureomans and the inhabitants
put to the sword.
The Presidents of Nicaragua, Hondur-
as and Salvador met at Amapala. and
agreed to forget pest differences. and to
abide by previous treaties of friendship.
BRITAIN SATO FROM STRI
Dispute Between Railways and Employes
Settled.
A despatch from Londen says: The
dispute between the yailway cotnpanles
and their employes has been settled and
there will be no strike. Eleven of the
leading, companies and the representa-
tives of the Amalgamated Society o(
Railway Servants have signed an agree-
ment drafted by Mr. Lloyd -George, pre-
sident of the &aunt of Trade, provid-
Inv for the consideratlen of disputes by
O board of conciliation, composed equ-
ally of directors of the companies and
employes, with an uppeal te arbitration
SHORT OF LABORERS.
Report ol Work on Western Division of
Grand Trunk Pacific.
A despatch from Ottawa says; The
monthly report of progress in the West-
ern division of the Grand Trunk Pact.
fie shows that up to the end of °etc -
see 2ele nate& of track had been laid
from Winnipeg westward, of which 53
had been ballasted. The company Is
still short of laborers. Two hundred
track laborers were required for work
near Edmonton, and after the most
strenuous weft only 22 could be ob.
Mined.
ItANDITS IIELD UP A TOWN.
South Dakota Sank Robbed of a Large
Sum.
A despatch (tent Canevo, S.D.. siva:
Seven armed bandits held up the town
DI an, early hour op Thursday. They
Wee Ihe tisfis tn the Inter -State flank
and secured 06.500, escaping without
playing the elighteet eine. While two
bandits worked al the bank the Others
guarded the alleys and WON. The oc-
cupants of a hotel across the street were
ertnieed by tiny explosions but the robber
opened fint and drove them back, threat.
ening to kat the first orie who appeared.
lin) hotel was riddled with bullets,
csitiere tight* were baning in, homes titer
taindits, at the point ot IDe On- forted
lke *after*, 10 tingulth thcfn. The
*ieretrcttiric, 4
Ittittian !at 9414 'NO *Ad $111)3410.
tit 'Linen and lit* sit) 4•04
The lingerie 141401041, 4414,00 tbe wit*
glut skirts and -OW tiffiritglkti *Wait
the brkto wth wear *Oft her 9,14.ding
day attracting *special ototion. Tut
Prima hal hear the atibleet ot Maeh
critic** Or Perla*** because lent in
tirs tratilamtle was purchtmed at * slink
house, end Und not Freneht but Aux'
taittan
APPLE GASP IS SOM.
Th. Valt,eti States' SuPPlY Is a Sand
%IMMO Barrels.
A despatch from NOV York. says: The
apple grop Of the United Stetes.lor 141471
es estimated lay the American 41401401*
turiet, Lii scant 24,000,000 /Artois, linte
terlitly short of last year, or a Minna
even more marked wbelli 00mpered Witb
1905 and 1903. What is of greateet
pet:lance is the shortage 111 ouch -00M -
morels, orehard Reetkets Weetern
New York, nearly all of Michigan 41341
the entire tanith-west. There te What
may be set down as an absolute failure
in Kansas, Missouri and Nebroilte. New
York State lute u good many apples, but
they will be neglected, end (or that
matter the total is only about oneetottrth
to one-third of a full yield. Pennstyl-
vantaebas fairly abundant White. 'New
England hs,,s rather more apples then
lust year, due solely to the tact I, 1
Maine surprised asbest Mende by
ally bringing to maturity a good main.
FOUR DREA»NOEGUTS NOW.
• Dattleship Superb Launched at Slaolcit
Yards.
A despatch from Newcastle, England,
says: The British battleship Superb, (M-
other improved Dreadnought, was
launched ut the Elsweok yarb here on
Thursday. The Superb is a sister of
the Bellerophon, which was launched
on July 27,, end of the Temeraire, which
took the water on August 24, Site was
laid down at Elswick during the aria
week in February. The three new ves-
sels are essentially replicas of the
Dreadnought, and in outward appear-
ance differ but little from her, though
their lines huye been somewhat altered,
as it result of experience gained at the
Dreadnoughtts
If the trouble cannot be settled by the
board.
The agreement Is terminable by it
year's fleece al the end of six years.
The settlement. which is regarded as
establishing Mr. Lloyd -Georges repute.
lion for tact and diplomacy, involves
ecncessions by both sides. The corn
-
punkas are able le claim that they have
not yielded to the demand for reoogni.
lien of the union, but al the sante time
they bind themselves to compulsory
outside intervention in disputes with
their 'erupt/yes. Both sides profess sat -
election with the result.
PRIEST ORDERED OUT.
--
Abbe Lucite Interrupted Judge Pierre
in Montreal Court -Room.
A despatch from Montreal says:
"Leave the court-roorn.',"chis order
was given by Justice St. Pierre to a
priest named Abbe Luche, who persist.
(d in interrupting the Judge while he
as charging the jury In the Superior
Court on Wednesday, The incident oc-
curred In the libel suit which ex-Ald.
SI. Dents instituted against the Citi-
zens' League, Abbe Lune interrupted
several times, and was ordered by the
court crier to be qutel, but paid no at.
lention. When lie said Judge SI. Pierre
was not telling the truth his Lordship
ordered the prLest to leave the room,
which the priest did. Ald. St. Denis
sued the league kir $10.000 damages,
and Abbe Lucite became connected eliti
the ease through an open letter he had
erltten to the league, saying Ald. St.
Denis was a man devoid cif principle.
The jury awatiled Aid. St. Dents 8100
datnages,
51011,400 FIRE AT TORONTO.
A nepetItion of the 1904 Holocaust Was
At cried.
A deepatch frum 'Coro:Ito says.
fire, winch for a time threatened to
develop Into it repetition of the .thsas•
trous conflagration of kern 19th, 1904,
which wiped out nearly half if the
down-lown whelesale district. destroy.
et
it wholeeale house at 76 Bay Street
on Saturday evening, inflicting a loss
of 6103.000 or more on five wholesale
and manufacturing firms. The fire
broke out only it short distance from
the spot In which the big fire got its
start. and the fact that its pr,ogregs was
checked Is due to good work by the brl-
gude. The building Is five stories in
height awl 13 tne of those vilitch was
rebuilt since the great fire of three
years ago.
YOUNG 01111:9 DISAPPOINTMENT.
Fiancee j Arthur Russet!, Dead Near
Cobalt, galls to Mem Him.
A despatch from Mcntreal says : Ar-
thur Russell, the unfortunate mon whose
naked body was found near Cobalt, was
well connected In Mayaie. England. and
left it good position In the C. P. R. here
owing to Ill -health. His fiancee is now
an the ocean to meet him.
TELESTEREOGRAPHIO
New Method of Transmitting Pictures
by Telegraph.
A despatch from Pans »aye: Several
papers hero print photographs from
0410 tvhich were tionamittal over tele.
saapb wires by an invention of Edouarni
Ilelin, a Frenchman. The method. which
la purely electronics!, ts not lito that 41
prof, Korn, who usel selenluln.
tatri IllethOd la ratted teleatereOgreptis
A :despatch from N'AbanYerv-11,
Opt; Surprised hy tour Weer* who
„414 flu* at Iiia beasPahd. then bottnd
bin Wads behind hi* ha* and threw
*1314 **Oar table, Waiter Wittinsym
cower at tho Vinton* hrewerita,
waited tor tt.a boilers Of the plank to
explOe and blow blot slug the Ma-
ker* to pieces, on Tuesday night.
The night engineer wee lust *ming
water *to the boiler atter histclunch
when tour masked men Covered him,
They knocked hint down, lied his hands
heldaid"lila bark and carried httn to the
NATURALIZATION TOO EASY.
New Brunswick Judge Would First Ex.
amine Applicants.
A despatch from St. John, N.B., says;
Judge Forbes, at County Court on Wed-
nesduy moruing, spoke strongly about
Inj. present loose eystem of allowing for-
eigners'of all kinds to take out natural.
trillion papers and become cilizena with-
out any inquiries trite their general
character, poliiical views, and know•
ledge of the ,thilies of citizenship, He
, said he wus atictreseing the Minister of
'Justice on the subject, and if allowed
would hereafter require all applicantet
to: naturalization to appear personally
before him and submit to such extunIna-
don as he considered advisable.
MAILS FOR FAR NORTH.
One Will Leace Edmonton for Fort
Meltherson Nov. 29.
A despatch room Ottav,a says. The
Post -office Department announces that
O mail for Fert NiePherson, at the
mouth of the Mackenzie lever, and all
intermediate points. will leave Edmore
tell Gn Nov. 10. Another mall ter ptints
r-e.i far north a.- Fort Sneth will be sent
early in January, and a mall for Forel
NicMurray, Chipewayan, Smith and
Resolution in February. By these muds
l*tters only. each not exceeding one
eunce in weight. '.vii be taken. Prefer
ence will he given to registered letters,
and afterwards to ordinary letters, ac-
eirding ki the dale of posting. The
Nleunted Pollee will lake a moil from
Deegan Ly the overland Ma114' via Fort
Meltheeson for llersehell Iuiid alart•
Il_ out early in Deoetriber. Two mails
will alio he bora te Fort ilteeehei en
fitidsen Bav. Nal MaIiskilig, \114004.11.air
NEW DIPIITHERle
efunich Professor Says Pyocyanase is
Quick and Sure.
N despoth free] Munti'll says' Prof,
itudolph Ernmere2h, 01 the Ureversity et
Munich, announces that lie has dlsooy•
erect a new cure for diphtheria which
he considers effective In the most dan-
gerous cases, and whin acts quickly.
"Pyocyanuse" is the name of the rem-
edy. it is produced from the assimi-
lation of pyocyanaeus develop.
ed in Itqted cultures. Application is
made by blowing It inte the throat.
PASSED CENTI RY al ARK.
An Matta Man Celebrates
Birthday.
deepateh from Otiawe sleys• Peeing
businees a' 102 years ef age Ls the
unique reverd 44 !ernes elcEivey of 11
l'Ine street, Ottawo. lie eas born No-
vember 2, 1005in the tounly lyrone,
Ireland, and on Tuesday quietly cele
healed hie one hundred and second
birthday. Wedneeday Mr. NIcElvey
bearded a street car and raffle up town
alone to transact tome bltaineas at the
hank. Ile is otill In possession of has
faculties. is In good health, and is en.
!eying life. He came to Canada dur-
ing tile rebellion of 1837. and leared a
fartn lit Gatineau &atria. removing to
Ottawa 90rne years ago. Though only
len years of age at ttte lime, he distinct-
ly remembers news of the battle of
Waterloo reaehing the north of Ireland.
Ills 142nd
Info .ot -Bra it' aviaty,, What% tio
artnel throw% tattier * fable. „
fie wolChed the t urgZaf4. prepare i4g
.g**? tita 4ate with Pliteettleectripm Mem
4.911,it nilitin a very few
minutes the lack of. wider JO the boiler*
cr In* plant Weald. eallea art eapleeinirt
that would bring the 4tithttlf: (WW1/
About their ears. A,t the first attach 40
tho area with explolvee One pollee tie-
rive4 and opened tire on the whe
anCaneit ,Thts engineer polled out to
the boiler and was lecee. ale rushed
Iii the engtftenown, and was nest 10
Ilene to seVe tho plant,
GOOD °MING IN lAt4N,
01111.0.1
Moat Skips* la Geld Storage Would
1$4Y4 Ready Sate.
A despatch from Ottawa says; Mr.
Aleseader Maclean, Cenada's trade 00111.
tainstome In 3PP4 reports to the de-
PartMent the (snivel of 00 head of Line
restiatered peaty" oows, pureheaed
Canada by repeasentatives of ei leading
importing flrui. This firm says that a
buttiftecui could not be done in live cattle
beeettlie of the tariff, but there ought to
be a good trade in slaughtering and
shipping in cold storage. Australia is
delng a good business In that line.
MILL AT SUDBURY BURNED. '
Paining Factory and - Lumber Yard Is
Noe a Heap of Ruins.
A despatch fnorn Sudbury says: A
serious fire broke out on Wednesday
evening in the plan,ng mill and lumber
yard of the Evans Co., Limited, situated
In the northern secUun of the town, and
before it eas got under control, shertly
after nine ,clock, the entire structure,
with the exception of the boiler -house
are& the offices, Wee 18 eithouldering heap
of ruins. The buildinge in this distriet
are ulinost entirely et woud, end as the
wind Lire blazing brunets freely among
them It was feared lir it Unit that the
whole of the section. itilget be deetroyed.
The brigade, ttuwever, eueoeeded in cc:n-
(1101g the flames to the mill property•
The lOss will aggregate e50,000, elth In -
swathe of half that amount.
NO MERCe. FOR TRIS MAN.
...o.
4.
The ,atesit reports from learalagh, the
11 Icaran town destroyed In it landslide.
ind cat e that about 14.000 PeOple In the
vicinity perished in the cataetroptie. 4tatted De Leek.
The sholee Mtntreer of Foreign AI -
(etre has notified the representatives of
Bellain and Itusela that they cannot by The Russian reovernMent has given on
hiefine of their reeent treaty interfere ord,er tor ten new torpede-boat doonoy-
%vita Penetes independence. era to cost 814,000,000 in 041
A FAMILY AFFAIR.
light at 1.41Allehill 'Welding in Winnipeg
Claims Another Victim.
A despatch tram Winnipeg hays; An-
other viethn to the Galician wedding
orglea was added to the long list en
Wedneeday, when Stephen l'epzinakl
Med tn the General Hospital as a result
et a blow on his head by en axe wielded
ay las brother-in-law, J, Belinskl, at the
wedding feast, it week ago. Belinekl has
been under arrect, cbarged with wound-
ing with Intent. and the indictment will
now be changed to manslaughter or
murder.
Brutal Murderer ot New litruniviick WM
Surely be Flanged.
A despatch feint 01141%11 says. Mr.
Sherrutg, barrister. of etuncton, ens
t,ere n Wedriceduy le urge the COITUnd•
!atom uf the death senteace Imposed
upon Enink Collins, of Albert (Oun)y,
le the murder of Miss MacAulay,
housekeeper to the Roman Catholic
priest. The circumstances of the mur-
oer were ::it biutal. and It is under
stood the capital sientence will not be
leterfered with, The curioue feature it
this case Is that Collins was convicted
only WI the third trial, At the first
Iwo trials the jury disagreed.
ADMITS BIS CRIMES.
_
llbe Mystery of Berlin Murders
Cleared Cp.
A despatch hole Berlin. Germany,
81i5S "the ‘ettre .1 "Jute( the itipper"
crimes meet Mlle girls has leen (leer-
ed upthrough th, confeesion el a prin.
hes apprentice, Paul Nitriew, an eph
leptir, teenty-twe yeara of age, who
fieely related hew lie had been taunted
ey Ills arid stater with kiziness,
had gone eut ink) the streets in a rage
and stabbed four tittle girls urie after
the other. !Ls confeesiun bus been vele-
fled by the police.
•
CANADA'S FUTURE.
FIRE cut& AGAIN ARRESTED.
He is Charged with Incendiarlsca at
Dlind River.
A despatch from Blind River, Ont.,
4eys: Chief Raymond, of the Blind River
Fire Department, was again arrested 'n
connection with .lw incendiary fires,
and at a hearing on Tuesday night, be-
fore Maglstrate Vealiarns, was remand-
ed until next week. Three others, the
Ouellette brothers, and one 1eurian, were
also tekee be charge in cionneetion with
the fires and will appear with Raymond.
WALKED LNTO TAIL -RACE.
Unknown Frenchman Meets Deata at
"Soo" -Accident or Suicide.
A despatch from Sault Ste. Marie,
Ont., saya: An unknown Frenchman.
was drowieed in the tail -race near the
ship canal on Tuesday night. lie came
ie on the Algoma C.entral from the
lumber cunps and either intentianally
tir by accident walked inte the water
before a number of spectators, who In
vain endeavored to save him. The body
ts Atilt in the water.
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GREAT FISSURES MADE.
Violent Earthquake in Spanish Pro-
vince of Huesca.
A despatch from Madrid sae. A vire
lent earthquake has teeurtwi at Torre
1.0 Rebera, in the Prcvnice i ilueaca.
he earth opened leavirig great nesuree,
the disturbance) being acesimparited by
subterranean rumblings, which caused a
petite among the population. Many
heusee were shaken dwell, but the num-
ber of lives lost is not knew:,.
Will be (he Dominant Slate in the Em-
pire, Says Strutheune.
A despateh frem lonsion says' Lord
I:Tirana-one. interviewed by The lie.
I., tine, rel I era lc $ hie prophecy Mat bit- re
Ih. end of the century Lanada will be
the dorninan litist tied the food marl
i/
et the etiip P 1 1 4' trule
n, thn
ere la ot
the remote ehunee of the Uerninion
eter bereming a republic. There is no
vlelble redeem it hy in lite faiMe the %MA
pepulation ehuuld not remain loyal to
Ile tleown,
,....__,_......_
THREE COUPLES DROWNED.
High Officiate of Holland In Carriage
That Fell Into it Canal. •
A despatch from Amsterdam, Ito!.
land, aoye Jonkheer van Panhuys. his
eon, the Mayor of De teri,. and their
wives were all drowned on Thursday
night hlie drIvuig. their carnage fat
ling Into the canal at Iluegkery during
d dense fog. Jenkheer van Panhuya
was 70 years old. Ile WW1 formerke
Dovernor of the Province of Groninged
nnd Vice-Preeident of the Loutio.1 t.f
State. On retiring he wa4 made an
honorary elintster of state, fie ovej
mos ty at hia country ploce. near where
he krvas drowned on Thursday night.
illa eon ens Mayor of a small p10e-
"44444414+1+14411; "144114
1: Fashion I
Hints.
•44-14-14
SUGGESTIONS FOR MAKING TAILOR-
ED WAISTS.
The tailored waist should unqueallow
ably have the regular ehlrt alcoves with
cbtfe two end a half inches wide. The
etdf ahould tit snugly uneund the wrist,
hut be euffielently large te give the
mugeles full !play.
Neck ntilshinga are of several kinds,
und, while UV: attif ,men (*liar will be
greatly worn, the soft collar.s are eon -
entered annuler und are shown on many
of the newest medele.
When making these
should be cut iti tem
straight of the material.
Do not curve the. 10Wer edge so that
lt will set down below the throat line.
It must bit urved ut the upper edge,
however, to triuke it at least half an
Inch tugher in the buck tlian in the
Iront.
This kind of a colter will be very
Much prettier if made to fasten in the
buck, even If the waist es buttoned in
the /vont. In thls eue the collar can
only be fastened to the waist at one
side; otherwise it should be fastened ail
around. The echoes are made inde-
pendent Air the waists and tacked to
them by hand.
It will be necessary to bone these
milers to keep thorn from crumpling.
Cover • the bones with a double thick-
ness of 'mishit and place one on each
bide of the centre Mont about three inch-
es apart and sloping tow urd tee back
so that they terin u V. Arrange the
bones straight up and down ut th.e aides
and buck.
A YlOW and pretty N% t.1), 10 close these
collars is with cleth buttone and button-
hole loops. The loops are worked on
the trissde edge of the hem of the ie.elur
and de. slut eetend beyond the edge.
'Flue eveiceuls the buttons tied /nuke% a
very pretty
If a small lead"peried Is usad In mak-
ing these loops it WIII be found much
easter-to keep them the proper size to
slip over the buttone withuut trouble.
Put the needle In the material and car-
ty the thread over the pencil to the op-
posite gide, where the needle le again
drawn through bie material.
In this miestner bring two or Atireere"
strands ef the cotton over the pence be-
fore tutting it out and commence fo
buttoehule stitch the Coop,
All seain.s eliirtwaist
made with Freneh tells.
bottom eith 0 iiirrow hem.
be careful in the eerlinig
tenholes,
ORIENTIAL IMMIGRATION.
Enna Thousand Japanese Arrived Isa
erttish Columbia This Year.
A despatch from Vancouver, B.
maye: Figuresupplied by the Dommien
immigratem Agent, Dr, Menlo, show
that fully 6,000 of the Japanese arriving
14. Bribeh tolembia since January I are
31.111 Ul the Free Mee, The flip MS 4 f
Orientel immigration are Japanese,
6 000; Iluidue, 2,000; Chinese, 300.
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MYSTERY NEAR NORTH BAle
Body ot a Man Found in Barn Covered
ith Straw.
A despatch from North Bay says Deep
mystery surrsesiuta the ending of a
bay covered by strew 1.11 u barn, etrieut
two miles north of here, on Fridey
melting. Every effort has ben made
le identify the dead muse but up to the
preeent Ilael. been unsucceseful. l'p to
the present bine the authorities litive
been unable tu say whether it Li mur-
der or not.
FlIFTEEN K 1LLF.D.
Fatal Boiler Exploalon on
!44•110o1 418 li,
N devalch flom Kiel says. Tb.. 15,1 1
tr ef the German rodiuul ship 131w Ite
eAtilkeled tel ‘ketilleeeittS ttwe'llInif mill'
ttie vessel ea. near Niurielek lefteei
men ''ole illloi nd thirty molted
a German
collate they
piece on the
ehould be
Finish the
Above all
of the but -
NOTE,: FOB Tin.: ,•-•,F.wiNi; BOOM.
'rhe new eliedes of blown are the
popular colere of this seasen, and fol-
k:wing popular.ty cuines green.
It looke as if tins mce neglected color
would remain u permanent favorite. At
tikenornent it le te be found In all pos-
sible tonal fruni ttw ealest blue green
te durk emerald. Scree cure lutist be
telten, however, in the selection of the
velure. IL LH Ill) eXagfertakin 10 say
tome ehude ef green suies aNery wen
I ut It Is not ale eys easy te wk.&
and seleetIng the easing shade of g
!non' dLsastrotie than Ui any
col.r, A pareetilar green suits y,
tt dues not, Thew 1, no eornpron
the T! there else
heir that tide of green I
Often Ls qui
%hen it ,LS 3 ti
be worn tor
should he ji,
Ind in
orp.u..sler
lion *if I
and event,
by loth lie.
The plum lien of taffetas, litrisrl.
tin, or velvet to a transparent go
v. nether lot day or evrtung we'.r, I
been t,s oiltiablo MI idea 4,
1 fil I I, 1>,hut it hag 1,f,(I I I 10
newer idea is the p)uAed hem 8e8e1'a
1111.114,4 deer, 4,1' yule narrio.t, 114, l,juf
ihe hollom ‘1e11
• al the r 8114,vre1 lid 1 14
The, telt.eg he repealed pr.!tte)
ite wee1 terming a !klrt ef drawn
tricker fr., !•Nening kNei,t. or h.
,•1 the gli 11,41,9 (,1. oh,)s Ir
Illailings I. th,
nee in but ere,. '
- rsit 411'. 'I 14 haiRi1.
r fr,thug 1 la,r r/uind
" 1 tratryparorit norlitryn,!,
airveryalh Ntr9411 r 1 preYerit
For liddren in 11r. fro,
11,114111w ,y 1.') Ir Inmr :1 I
lotted skirt 11 1 11 1 04. serge, !A, 1Ili
1.,orlser. I Ow mune inateria... I
• vervi,,utde cooluinr and
km, 1 turthei ailv.intage tnat pe'ti
tr.al• are Twt
EPIDEMIC: or rum.
- -
Many London School Children Confined
to Their Homes.
41e8FA1t 1 I frum Louden, (int says
etadeniii 01 WI 101.1. hrukon out
aiming the school children et the . It)
.1 p„, , Han—,
Many 0005 are reported where trIldren 1r -r. .r Tarim' demand 4.rr
are cantina] 1.4,1 their linineY, and Ile reyt.,rattorr rrt p,,nrshrrreill
tin! Lora state that they erre Marling Ile* 1 1, N,Irth 1,,r1 1 I 1. 1 141
0031,3 ever) day. 'I IIS (1)5541)4" belie\ er1 I 1 I 1+3 1.1 hot
ty the do,tt,rs briaighl hen. 1..r errogirrrii,
from Manitobalianeeireiti.
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ILL RESTRICT EMIGRATION
Japan's Foreign , Minister 2ays He Will
Control It.
A despatch fremi loIttf! aays 10 an
Int,,rviow v.101 the ,sstretated preys im
Teureday alinieter 41 toweern teneo
Ilayaahl saki that the relattong between
Joplin end the I !Med ,!•Ialem tverri 44
ontooth and cordial all orer. arirl rhe
Cause of civilization es well a'. I 1 111 Ill'
ItY of Interest deirimeleyl the ra.1041;
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p4blia inind. but 1:e was pm:Mee that "
vaculd ba settled without frlation. -
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