Exeter Advocate, 1912-4-11, Page 3IIITISII STRIKE ENDED
esu4 of Ballot Means Resumption of Work
-Rioting in Scotland,
despateh from Lode &lye:
"It will be peace with heinor and
the men. will return to work," said
Thomas Aptiton, Secretary ef the
.Miner a' Federa,tion, on
day night night Work in the coat Bald&
is rapidly extending. Large num-
laers have resinned in Staffordshire.
The whole ot the miner a in the
northern counties of England arid
portion a those,. in Scotland have
followed the fightine lead of the
miners of Laeca.shirc and declared
against the r,esumption of woele in
the pits until the minimum rates ot
wages have been definitely fised,
This will give a Majeritv of the min -
era in the rfnited Kingdom in fa-
vor a continuing the strike. There
has been eiane rioting in different
parte of the country. At Dunferm-
line in Scotland the unionist min-
ers stoned the detachment of police
which was protecting the rion-un-
ionists who had. resinned., work, At
Poutypool, in Monmouthshire, there
have also been disturbances, crowds
o triking miners mashing the
windows in the houses of the men
who have returnea to work.
The coal whieh is being raised is
taken chiefly by the railways,
JISEASE MOM. PII07NES.
Companies Issue RuIcs to
G ard Against Infection.
The following' roles have been
adopted by the Berlin (Germane')
te!eplemie companies for the preven-
tion of the transmission of disease
amoug the telephone operatore:
exchanges and public telcnbone
offices the transmitter sha,11 b
cleansed daily by wiping -with a soft
Piece of leather moistened with
weak ,selation of pheeol. In o
changes which do a. largo business
the :tee of the same ret:eiver and
transmitter by etwerel operators is
to be dist-of...limed, Each operator
and each telephoee assistant roust
be furnished with a separate trans-
mitter for ber personal use. All
operators wbo are affected with
tvntagions dise,ase must be exeltid'ed
from service until the danger of
nmonicating the disease is, past.
Tn donbtfol MSC'S the questien of
eouta:43:9usness must, be...-,ettled
the attending physician, The
trunient last used by the sick oper
atur must be thoroughly cleanse
yithout delay,
PLANE,
• EXPENS
Signer Gabriele D'Annunzio, the
famous poet, writes very quickly,
and be attributes his remarkable
powers to tho fact that all his work
eTrial rip of NOW Craft
To' Navy.
A deepateh on LO114011 says:
A series of successful tests with a
bydro-aeruplano which has been
constructed for the British Admir-
alty, were made on Tuesday at Har-
row under the anspices of Vickers'
Solis & Maxim, builders of tbe craft.
After skimming across the Cftvon-
dish dock at a speed of forty-five
milea an hem-, the hydrooteroplane
rase birdlike into the air and alight-
ed again. The feat was thrice ac-
complished successfull. As the
wind increased, further trials were
postponed.
OWN POLICEMAN.
'Walked Prisoner All Night to Reach
Winnipeg.
A despatch from Winnipeg says:
Leading a man with a rope tied
arouad his neek and with hisarms
honed behind his back'a Galician
marched .fellow-countreenan four-
teen miles into Winnipeg, ttrriving
at daybreak. Wednesday morning.
Through an interpreter the man ex-
plained that he had Captured his
, prisoner at, .miduight in his house,
iihen he returned home unexpected-
ly; and that be wanted to lay
chargo. against him. ne Said that
are had walked the man all night to
get to Winnipeg.
'ignor (miee D Anuativo.
is e at nigh
014 o'clo
in the evening a, subetanti
eel, he sits down at his desk and
as a rule 'works ,ateadily on till nine
in the morning. Then after a light
brealciast, he goes to bed for the
day. Although he is a poet and
somewhat of a. dreamer, D\nun-
rio has also a groat love for luxury
and worldl,y comfort, and he is the
best and most expensiVely-dressed
man in Italy. The poet's idea of
the value of money may be gather-
ed from the fact that when he was
offered $15,000 to give a series of
lectures in South America he tele-
graplual as follows : "I was disposed
to cross the Atlantic, but not for a
packet of eigarettes, Thanks all
the same."
THE NEWS IN A PARAGRAPH PRICES OF' FARM PRODUCit
Ild-PPENINGS FROM' sf,r, ovE8
'TlIE GLOBE IN A
NCTSIIELL.-
Canada, the.Empire and the World
tit General nefero Your
Eves.
CANADA.
REPORTS. FROM THE LEADING TRAP
CERTFIES OF AMERICA.
Prices of Cattle Craio Ctieose and
Produce at Homo and Abtaad.
• BREADSTUFFE-
Toronto, April 9,-Plour-Wittor wheat,
99 per cent. patents, .$3.80 at .seaboard,
and at 53.90 for home consulantion. Mai4.
toba goers -First patents, $5.60; second
Patents. $5.10, and strong baker*". 54,90, on
track, Toronto-
.
he
FO1111,TEEI\ YEARS IN IL
he Most Remarkable Trip Ever Made
Within The Arctic Circle
A despatch from Dawson, Alaska,
says:, Joseph J'aequet, an explorer,
has arrived here after 14 Years'
ro;111xeed MoannistoabtLiaL;:gislatu re pr 0- 41iidlan:oe.ba :tlio,3;,t.0--6.1.40: )3 ay, aports, reea xackeirrzier iiver cou.1;trs boraerwo
There is a great scarcity of a, Wheat, eieraii. 7.51-2 to 76o.
Ontario Wheat -Trade verY dull. with on the Arctic,' Ocean. He is aecom-
skilled labor at Montreal, Prices unchanged, No. 2 white, rel and
13 1,2, DaY marts' No, zNorthrn. $1,10; continuous residence in the Lewer
1)onainion mills win be :1!.tesd,e.95 to 96c, outside.
Glph. 1•1'°u•IiInd 1=1.t 3110 'to 0-25
meyeal from Braeebrirlge to ue
The $Wift Canadian °0111PallY is Oats ---Car lots of No. 2 Ontario, out -
adding to its, plaat at VerSt Torontoside. at 47 '5:0 48e, and of -,'No, 3- at 451•2
to 45 1-2c. outside No 2 Ontario, FO to
Tile 0,1\T-11-• is planning to enet 3 51c, on tra.ek, 'Toro. Ain. ' NO. 1 extra_ W. C.
ten -story office building in Toronto, feed, 51. 1-2e. and No. 1 50 I. -2e, Pay ports.
Over $.230,000,.. will be spent op. 13,avicY-44 pounds at 45 to 900. outside.
Toronto harbor improvements this Tor°ortnR70Y5(';ei3gli.-ttslii, eartifdankiYInel-dl°rwie.a.gatto2502t04
year. 26es
A ,,„re at ...,ew ion o es io5e rol3Bunrtae:n-'-;-"eleiiitt.onbseiloobruft5as.nia.5e1;52560. itt,:. .*b2a9..f s, To -
B ''',7 TO • t 4 t • - d
the Br -'n Copper and Brass Roll-
6. T. R. TO EXPEND $30,000,000.
Important Matters to Come Up at
Ralf -Yearly Meeting.
A despatch from Ottawa says:
The heali-yearly meeting of the
Grand Trunk Railway Company has
been calted for Thursday, April 18.,
in London. The official notice which
appeared in the Canada Gazette on
Saturday states that, a resolution
sub'initted to the meeting to
authorize. the directors to exercise
the powers conferred by the Grand
Trunk Act, 19151. This is the Act
authorizing the raising of $30,000,-
000 by the company for various
works of construction and better-
ment.
na, 'Mills. '
St. Catharines ratepayers haveCOUNTRY PRODI30E.
Apides-53 to Si per barrel,
Carried the bv-latv to, takeover theBeans-Small lots or aaeteeteliad.
gas plant. to 52,40 P e r bushel.
Boner -Extracted, in tins, IL to 32e jgr
Spring work hs
he southern portion o Paled Pay --No, 1 i; nnoted at $16 tO
4.611. on tr.telc, and No. 2, at $14 to
111 lirovineres,
the prOpOSal tti take --------------- olzWrd ° 1° $le' c`it track, ‘)'
Th011iaS Celli's, aged sevouteea, ei/e1.5e5t"ara':"Ieja))7eelaaewalat 53'74 to SL79. °tit
was killed in his father's. mill near .Poiesie:aWiecaesalo. ' eriees of
Theeealort, being caught in a shaft. tressed poultry .-Chickens, ts to .1,701 Qpite,r
A speeial report issued by the On, leb4e,f`t t.1(/ g3 ,,4"1"' 13;°
'tali() Department of Agriculture ictwor ilieu'9 ife. alie'aTil 'cl'Icr * 41)91" g°
foreshadows a prolonged "t .
PUTTER, EGOS:. CHEESE.
lutter-Ti e" '
of meats.
Mr. C. II. Godfrey, the e adidate !Ally largwo 4.NN,111)tfa itro jere4ItilrY!. g"
of the reform element, was eleeted Dairy. choice:in NLvrlapperia7,50 tottl4Z1c1;411aregd'
c ontrolier in montreoi e., e , ea, rolls. 59e; and inferior, tubs. 20 to 220°.
u.) "' "`o Creamery. 35 to 36e for rolls, 35 to 340 for
Majority . so s, De ,
The prieea of all grades af sueete yerea-zeowaatd. ee to Per dO•49P. in
W' . ' * .
unupeg, it elle an at IT to 17 1 4e per lb
3
eneed fi
the wee
roeleville ratepayers will vote ou n'ecl 61?''
WASHED FEET OF POOR.
Also Reprieved Thirteen Men Sen-
. -fenced to Death.
A despatch from Madrid says:
Good Friday-, the King and Queen,
according to custom, Washed ..the
foci, of twelve -poor rnen-arid women
and served them with dinner. ,Ex -
President Diaz, of Mexico, and
many courtiers. attended. , Thirteen
men sertteneed to death were
prieved.
TO RECEIVE ALBERT MEDAL.
,
0•IllitIntry Or Ehvarl -Ecu in ,South
Porcupine 'Fire Itecogiiized.
/despatch from 'Lendon, says:
The King .has,apPreved of' the Al-
.
beire Medal,aecond-,elesse being Con-
' Derred upon Edward' Belh,ofhe
Adannadian Copper. Companor
gallantry n cop 'trhtho
elisaSteetlie"tlieeeifi? ,OB• F,Pt.t").
power on the ileth itistant, l'Otatoes-Car lOt. of Ontarios, bags
pae;ettililenedlli,efilirit)loile1;(1.$edititeoed ttei,"‘ eAtas 0%11,1.LItze, 16,3,4 rie, and teens
A two-raillioredollme shipbuUdhig G PROD1W9S,
TWELVE EMI S FOR 1tAM.
„ --
Canadian Senteneed to tong Term
in Mexico.
A despatch from Mexico City
says: Geo. 1. Ham, President of the
defunct United States Banking
Company. was en Wednesday sen-
tenced to twelve years' imprison-
ment on three counts of the indict-
ment against him. charging- misap-
propriation of the funds of the in-
stitution. Ham has been confined
in the Federal' District Prison aince
the failure of the bank in Sanuary,
1910.
plant will be built at Sault Ste.
d meats are (incited as follows: -
clean. 12.14,to 121-2e. per Pa.,
Marie by a company orgauized by in ese 3nt Pore. short eta, $22.60;
10 $.2), liatos-M.edium to
,Mr. ("termite. Meet.36 to 161-2e; heavy 14 to 1412e;
The Duke of Connaught enter- roils. 103.4 to liO: brOnitfaat Imeon. 16 to
tained the delegates from the \Wet neg In'ASa19 to 200.
Indies at Government House and v„ -'1.44V -T1""*" 12 1-4e; t11111"5.* 12.14e;
addressed them ou trade matters.
mad dog hits bitten several
her dogs et Sandwich. and stria
(alders regarding muzzling will be
enforced both in that town and in
Panied by Albert Ross, an Indian
boy. They eame from Fort Mac-
Pherson. ie the record time of 1234;
days with fast dogs, They travelled
nine, hintrs daily, e.quipped only
with three light blankets, sonie
flour and bacon. They killed five
rabbit, gave mot a the flour to
Indiana aud carried neither taut nor
stove. The trip is one, of the naost
AVIATOR WAS BILLED.
Galbraith P. Rodgers' Biplane Fell
Front Reight of 20 Feet.
A despatch from Long Beach,
Cal.. says: Galbraith P. -Rodgers,
thefirst man JO' cross the Anacrica,n
Continent in an aeroplane, was
killed here almost instantly late on
Wednesday, when his biplane, in
which he liad been soaring over the
ocean, fell from a height of 200 feet
and buried him in the wreck. His
neck was broken, and his body bad-
ly lea;shed by the engine of his
machine. He lived but a few mom-
ents.
Iviotbar.
Bon. J. D. TJazen stated at Mont-
real that the C4overnment had un-
der consideration the establishment
of a Canadian Lloyds, owing to the
high rates of marine insurance on
the St, Lawrence,
GREAT BRITAIN.
The decision of thq .British Min-
ersFederation to end the oat
strike was generaPy approved by
tho miners.
The British Chancellor of the, Ex-
ehequer showed a record_ surplus
for ;the financial year just ended of
$394725,000.
The flood situation at Caruthers -
vine, Mo., is very serious, the river
risino.at the, rate of -five inches in
the twenty-four hours.
A British journalist, returned
from Tripoli, reported the Italian
forces bottled up in their trenches,
and unable to advance.
Captain Scott, in a private letter
before his departure for the Ant-
arctic, said be bad no intention Of
eornpeting with Captain Amund-
sen in a race for the pole.
The anthracite operators issued a
statement objecting- to recognize
the union of the United Mine
'Workers of America, which they
assert is controlled by the bitum-
inous workers.
The British Government, while
refusing to subsidize an. Atlantic
cable in Canada, announced
through ' the Postmaster -General
that be Marconi scheme of Imperial
wireless stations would. place the
British Empire in advance of all
other countries.
FATE OF 130 SEALlilD.
IVreeliage of Steanter Ifoonihana
lndicat es All Perished..
A despatch from Perth, IVeStern
Australia -,.says e: Wreckage picked'
up off tie eeast appears to seal the
fate of the 50 passengers and the, 80
men of the crew of the British
steamer Koombitna, which has been
iniasieg since the disastrous typhoon.
that prevailed on the north-west
coast of 'Western Australia during
the last week- of 1Vlareli.
LORD B.YDE FOR CiNADA.
Will ,,Develop a P'rotwrty„ Ile Tfas
Bolight lettr"Teronto.
deSpatett from London Says
. • .
Lord •Ilyde,‘.the eldest son of, Lora
Clarendon, .with his wife and her
brother, Lor.d Somers, sailed .for
,
Canada on Wednesday to work some
,proPerty they purchased near To-
ronto. 'They intend staying several
years.- Their eliildr.e11 ar's accom-,
al,lying them., ale:tie-five menla,e0, of•
'
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51
GENERAL.
MONTUD.VII A VDTS.
Montreal, April 9, -'-Oats CanatUan
Wertern, No. 2, 521'1 to 63e; do., No. 3,
50c; extra No. feed, filc; No. local
white. 50c; o., No. 3, 49e; do., No, 4,
48e„ Darley-Manitoba feed. 63e; malting,
$1.05 to 41.10. illteliwbeat-No. 2. 72 to 73e,
Flour, Manitoba, Spring wheat, patents,
firsts, 85.70; do.. seconds, 5520; do., Strong
buiter,,*. 55.60; do., Winter P:ttents, choice,
55.10 to $5.35; do., 5trai4ht rollers. $4.65
to $1.75; do., bags 42.15 tn, 4223. Rolled
oats -Parrots, .55.05; do., bags, 90 lbs„
40. Bran -526, Shorts, $27. Middlings, 529.
Monillie. 530 to $34. Ilay-No. 2, per ton
ear lets, 514 to 514,50. Cheese -Finest,
Western:I, 151.4 to 15 1-2c; do,, finest, east.
eriv14 to 15c. Butter -choicest creamery,
35 1.2 to 36c; cia., seconds, 341.2 to 35c. *Eggs
-Fresh 25 to 27c. Potatoes -Per bag, ear
lots, 41.70.
remarkable winter journeys evet
made, within the Arctic circle.
Ia the week before ,atarting Jac-
quet made a little trip of 150 miles
toEskimo Lake and returned to get
his wife, whom be lett with friends,
Dozens of prospectors and trappers
are living in the Mackeuzie wilder-
ness, several aecompanied by their
wives. Mr. Jaequet said, Harry
Jones, an.Englishema, is at Eskimo,'
Lake gatherii.ig, birds for a. London
society,
No word has been received at
Fort MaePbersou from Stefansson
and Alexander, explorers, accord-
ing to Mr. Jacquet. It ia feared
they are lest,
DAMAGE BY FLOOD S.
Towns Ittundated and Bridges ansi
Dams Swept AlVaY.
On Sunday, at Owen $0111141, sev-
oral bridges and dams were wreck -
,ed, small eraft were swept out into
the harbor and wreaked. and the
0, P. R. and Grand Treek'traelee
Were 'WASIled eut„ Two beidges at
tfls
DYE OF laity ai.-NE-1 A
^rge Oitterop of Green:One Feu
NeW Zealand,
An important discovery
ported ef a large outcrop of green
one in a hitherto unexplored
mountainotts district on the west
eoast of the South island of New
Zealand, which is thought to bo
Southampton were wrecked and the original mother reef fren1 which
much damage done to the electric all the greensteno found in that is -
light plant and thec husness PlaC*
e S At Galt people in the
sections had to be rescned to boats.
Several manufacturing plants were
flooded and the loss is very heavy.
Gnelph reports the bigg-est flood in
43 years. Two or three bridges
were damaged and dams also suf-
fered, Bore also factories are flood.
ed, and the Guelph Carpet Com -
pally will lose, a large amount in
stock and looms damaged by water.
Access to the Ontario ,Agricultural
College is cut off. Two dams at
Paislev were :..wept away. and Mr.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Toronto, April 9,-Cattic-D.ttra, choice
butcher steers and heifers, 57 to 57.25;
loads good to ehoice butcher, 56.20 to 56.-
90; medium choice. 55.90 to 56; mixed light
Witcher, 55.25 w $5.75; choice butcher cows
firm, 55 to 55.65; common cows, $5 to
54.501 heavy bulls, 55 to 55.50; canners.
52 to 53. Stockers -Good demand, 5525
55.75. Calves, good veal. 56.50 to58.50:
bobs, 52.50 to 53.50. Sheep and Landis-.
Market steady to strong for choice ewea
ancl lamb's. Ewes, 55 to $6.40; yearlings.
58 to 59; bucks and culls, 54 to 55; sprmg
lambs, 55 to 58. Hogit-liarket steady to
strong; selects, fed and watered, .58 to
58.10, and 57.75 f.o.b,
Montreal, April 9. --The top Price Paid
for choice steers was 57 25 and the lower
grades sold front that down to 55.50 per
ewt. The best cows and bulls brought
55.50, and the commoner ones ranged
from that down to 53.50 per cwt. Yearling
lambs at $4.50. The supply of calves. was
large, at prices ranging from 52 to $8
each: as to Size and quality. Hogs were
firm and in 509,4 demand at 59 to 59.25
per CANt. for selected lots, weiglied off
cars.
An unsuccessful ° attempt was
made to assassinate the Viceroy of
Mukden.
Captain Scott's party discoVered
coal and marble in. the Antarctic,
and achieved valuable scientific re-
sults.
Relations between Turkey and
Russia, are again reportod to be
strained because of alleged Turkish
aggressiveness in Persia.
A .despatch from Shanghai re-
ported a serious anti -foreign sen-
timent, attributed to the delay of
the poi-ers in granting recognition
to the Republic.
POTATOES FROM Se (rm.-ND.
land is derived. A syndicate has
been formed for its exploitativn.
It is anticipated that it will
hereafter be so plentiful that its
use will no longer be confined to
sotivenir jewelry, but will be used
for mantelpieces, table tops, menu
ments, etc, It will a/Set be export-
ed to China, where greenstone, in
Usa form of lade, is regarded with
pecnliar veneration.
Up to the present tirn Uiere has
been no syndicate mining or cmar-
rying. of greenstono in New -Zea-
land, though the Maoris have ob-
tained it from the beds of streams,
James had a, narrow escape from lasing it for axe heads and for per -
drowning. l'art of Brantft" was305151 adornment, and it has also
ll'e°dect, quite a big il°1.)(1 °eeur" been found with mare or less ire -
at Ottawa. Some hear!' losses (money in the South Island in slide -
Nine Carloads Are to Arrive in
Chicago'.
A despatch from Chicago says:
Potatoes from Scotland will be
served on,Chicago tables within a'
week. Nine carloads are on the way
here, and will be delivered in Chi-
cago at $1.40 a bushel wholesale,
as ..i.gairist $1,42 to $1.45 for pota-
toes grown in Michigan, Wisconsin
and Minne,sota.. Only once or twice
have potatoes ever before been im-
ported for Chicago from across the
Atla,ntic,„ although European sup-
plies are Da so uncommon at New
York. New potatoes from the south
are not coining here freely, and the
northern States are alliipping far
less than usual at this time of
year. ,•
iutve bei,ni caused at Beaverton and I byw for gold,. New Zealand ,gron...
Meaford, Tbe G. p. R. bridge at' stone jewellery is very popular with
l)orbant was undermined and 001--itt-narists in that country, though not
lapsed,
IRON PLANT GUTTP,D.
F e Does $7i0,000 Damage
Deseronto.
A despatch from Deseronto says
• '
•
PRIEST HAS TIFF, LEPROSY.
Pere Isidore. Ropily is ,Contined in
daa.asear.
A dospata friiin New York saes :
Word has heen received by Jesuit,
prie.stS here' that a distinguished
merriber of their society Pere Isi-
-
dora Dupn r has been -stricken with
$00.000 dam- has been found, Tangtwal differ-
agedestructive lire did
to the PlaTtt the Standard ant from the ordinary kind of green -
Iron Company here a,bout 3 o'clock stone,
as it is translucent, even in
and boiler ated in some cases with irregular
The elevator, moderately thick pieces, and porine-
e8Z14Yroaofinte,rnsoto7el
anse room were all gutted, and as a re- cloudy waves. The ordinary green -
suit seventy-five men will be thrown stone is almost opaque and trans-
mit of employment for time. The lucent only in very thin slices.
loss is partly covered by insurance. Old Maori legends tell of the loss
Mercur a-; eonipany of Montreal are of the original tangiwai supply by
the principal owners of the coaaern. burial in a landahde somewhere 9n
the slopes of Anita Bay. The site
of the present discovery cure -
spends accurately -with the raer-
maces made to it in the old native
stories. Mane samples of the stone
all of it is real greenstone. It is
used largely for brooches, brace-
lets, cuff links, waistcoat buttons,
etc.
In another section of the sante
island a unique deposit of trans-
parent bowenite, known as "tangi-
wai," "the qvcen of greenstones,"
A large business is done in making
and shipping pig iron.
GENERAL BULLOCK CROSEN.
taken from the new lode have been
ellen" taken to Auckland. and the Maoris
Succeeds Late General Rit
declare it to be the real "queen
as Governor of Bermuda.
A despatch from London says; greenstones,'' valued_ before. all
Lieut. -Gen. Sir Geo, Mackworthi others for its beauty and quality.
Bullock has been appointed Gover-
nor of Bermuda, to succeed the late
Lieut. -Gen. Sir Frederick Walter
Kitchener, whose death occurred at ;TAILED FOR LOTTERY GA.M.E.
Hamilton cm March 7. Gen, Bul- ---
lock was born. in 1651. He has seen Young Man Who Promoted 11 in
service India, Smith Africa, and
was major -general commanding in
Egypt in 1905-08.
Ottawa Gets a Year.
A despatch from Ottawa says:
Irving Robinson, an aunt -son sales-
man chare,ed with being 'the pro- ,
Stephen Kyoshk, an Indian, was mot er of a, series of lottery games
Lound guilty of murdering John in this city, was'sentenced on Wed-
,
'Adams at fhe Sarnia Assizes and
sentenced to be -hanged on June
-6th. The murder took place at Wale
poleelsland.
About no ;shop preprietors and
),
l•eprosy and is at present confine:LI
, in the leper colony at Maranipin
BROUGIIT. GOOD PRICES: Madagascar. He eannot live more.
'than a year, it is said,
„ „ ,
ne COW Sold for $.520 at Auction
by Breeders' Club.
despateh from elleville-says.:
The annual sale of, Ilo ste n- ries-
Belleville district Holstein Breed:
Ine'onInteinneue0ihere on
el
,
Tnu
day Col V It, Kelly Of Svrac
was the auctioneer,' The Prices rea-
lized were. good. , Idith Pr ,scott
- Albino ICoradyle-e brOught, tile
buyer T..,race,v, of Co -
b0111.9:: sis 13).ftt(u‘giel
Oyer, -29P,''ea a 44.i.Pld. for
FOUR FI11,31$ sijurrn,
1 i at Vancouver Does More T11811
ian cattle under tl ' "thc
, . .
$12O.009 Danian'e •
- A despatch from Vancouver e I3e0.,
save" Fire. on 'Wednesday aftgr-
-
noon did damagetothe extent et
Aoat 12,O00 ' f
ting;,•Sereet; the
in, OorniW, $weeny
ham Clothing Coaipany, Wadd :Bre-
photographers. apd...tliec'den-
tistry -office of Di. Aleta1ile0.''',11-1e
la*„ office of Dun.canetie otir
was 41,8c/ da.Ma
nesdaie to eone year. The scheme
was a drawing for a prize, a sena-
.
rate one being offered ni nearly
every barber shop in the city_
"Have Y." any nice fresh far- I customers who played the game
niers' eggs I" inquired a, precise old, _were fined about, $1,500 in au.
lady at a grocery shop. "No, ina-1 a.
dam," replied the practical assist- I
ant, ":but we have„, some very good ' SillidaY is the day of rest', but
hens' eggs." She took three to ; did you .evee know a lean who fait
try. i rested on Monday morning 1
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NEST
EGG OF 69011090110
What The British G-overniment Proposes T
Do With The Big Stiriptus
A despatch from London says:
The Admiralty evidently anticipate
.
the German navy bill passing, with
a consequent increase Of thc
e
six million nourids surnms wpico
the Budget shows is therefore ap-
power of the German navy: The
,
propriated as a British navy nest -
egg. This is the kernel of rues-
_ • ,
day's.Budget; steteine,P., lii
was not mom° ve.7 plain, -pC4';.71loty
owieg to the extreme care the
Chancellor te Eeecheauer took
to present the doveinimeats -
eliplornAlcally and pactfieally.' It is
to any s .built by Germany oter
a two-keels-to-:name.mP.oelicY floe:Peet
Apse sPecifi!cd in her
and
, The Tiinee holds the 1:_, i n ei
wise olio, under the eliciia,stalees.
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should,l8 . ' ':;.7.1,01 ," I 1 13AA.,Ite: 11P11 i c.2(.: 11,: i IC 0101.1°
t A 'e ,2xocipit,
al. ,, c t o
nol ion will agree i
financial ,exP0 0
'ee,P4e
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