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02' 5? :ti Iannn- 91 401 itbe On town and farm property at current rates interest. Costs moderate, and no delay. Debentures issued for periods of from one to five years for sums of $100 and upwards. Interest coupons attached, payable had-yearly at 4 per cent. The Victoria Loan and JOUH Magwood. James 10W. Deposits of $1.00 and upwaxd taken, with- drawable at anytime, upon which current rates of interest will be allowed. 1691221231; 9; Incorporated under Cap. 169, l Head Ofice, LINDSAY, ONT. Don’t You Think " WEDDING PRESENTS Engagement and Wedding Rings Our disphy of artistic oration: in wall paper: promises good things to you. A pretty room in which to sit depends largely for its prettineee and cosineee on the wall covering. We hove just the hinge to make your eyes dmoe and your pocketbook jump right out 0! pocket. Don’t fall to see them. W. A. LOUDWIN, We Stand Behind It Suits to Order $|3 up Trousers to Ordar :3 50 up. A. F. MORGAN SAVINGS COMPANY Savings Department HON BY TO LOAN Next Door to Simpson House, Kent-Sb, Lindsy. When you find a piece of goods on our shelves that suits you, you may be sure that with our personal guarantee of its qual- ity. We protect you by our judgment in buying. And if they’re not all right they r'n not go out of the store. You may need a new Clock Buy an 8 day for $3.75. Reliable McCARTY HAS THEM. I n. great variety. fcr fine Lowest goods. Teweller, 77 Kent Street, West Side. President . McGARTY FINE TAILORING. No high prices. You ought to have a good watch Secretary of ruined. runctnated and Preserved In Perusal o! oliticsl rithy Paragraphs for tho ' Practical Pooplo -â€" Personal. P and Profitable. THE LABOR WORLD. Italian laborers are rushing to the Uni- ted States in a vast army. The first of this army reached New York last Satur- day and since then 4,952 Italians have landed. - a---) 4.- ‘ “J VMV "vv - Grand Trunk is compelled to equip 10.â€" 000 freight cars with safety appliances. The improvements will cost the company $800, 000. . The bylaw authorizing the village of Winchester to grant a bonus of 810,000 to a. perk-packing establishment was voted on on Friday. and carried by a. large majority, there being only seven dissenting votes. FOR MEN OF WAR. The Montevidian has landed at Mont- real 18 heavy field pieces, their destina- tion being: Two for Cobourg, Ont: two for St. John, N.B.; two for Montreal and six for Quebec. Several hundred soldiers who were dis- charged from the United States army at .Porto Rico are aWaiting transportation home. They are without funds, and are becoming much exasperated over the de- Every shop 1 palthe price of On Thursday night at Zurich, Ont»; burglars broke into the postotfice, pried open the safe, and carried 03 tenor fifteen dollars in postage stamps and small change. They also entered D. S. Fanst’s general store and took several suits of clothes, with some jewelry. CASUALTIES. At Levant. near Kingston, lightning struck the residence of James Landeryou. His wife suffered from the shock. The electric current tore one of her boots ofl and destroyed it. Mrs. Landeryou was not seriously injured. THE BUSINESS WORLD. Arrangements have been made whereby work on the construction of the new blast mrnece at Midland will be com- menced on Monday. Peace is now reestablished In Vane. zuela. Gen. Roman Guerra. formerly Venezulean Minister of War and Marine. who started the revolution last February and was finally severely defeated. by the Government troops, has escaped into Col- ombia. Joseph Cieroux, a. lad of 16, arrested on suspicion of firing buildings at A1- monte, Ont., has told the whole story and implicated H. Anderson, with Whom he had been living. Anderson has been arrested and committed for trial at Perth. CR!“ AND CIIHINALS. Timothy Hogan, the notorious mail robber and one of the smoothest of crimâ€" inals, has escaped from the Ohio Peni- tentiary. A boy 16 years of age, who gives his name as William Milligan of Toronto. has been arrested at Paris and taken to St. Kim on a. charge of complicity in the Chapman-Cruickshank robberies there. In his possession when captured were found the penknife stolen from Chap- man’s and the ruby ring stolen from Cruickshank’s. As a result of a feud, Arthur and R. Kittson were wsylaid and killed in em- bush by William Osborne, in Union County. Tennessee. Osborne fled to the mountains. but officers are in pursuit. Mrs. Emma Marshall, the English novelist, is dead. Mrs. Marshall's Writ;- ings were historical in character. h The body of John Murphy, 3 Kingston livery employe. who disappeared last November, was found floating in the lake ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUNO THE WORLD On Thursday Mrs. George Feather- stone of Paris swallowed a. quantity of carbolic acid in mistake for medicine md died very shortly afterwards. Keokuk. chief of the Sac and Fox In- dians, died of smallpox at Guthrie, Okla. The tribe now numbers but 312 full- bloods, 108 having died of smallpox. Thomas Shrubsale, an inmate of the House of Refuge at Woodstock, 85 years old, ate his supper at the institution and died immediately after. Heart disease Was the cause. Major John Cotton, youngest brother of 001. Cotton of Ottawa, is dead. He Was stationed at Battlaford, N.W.T., and Was superintendent of the Northwest Mounted Police. Mr. George S. Tickell, who ms Mayor of Belleville in 1890, died on Monday morning, after a. month’s illness. Do- ceased Was born in Bristol. England. 70 years ago. and came to Belleville in 1857. The Attorney-General’s Department will make further investigation into the death of Donald Snell, the C.P.R. brake- man from Brockvilio who met with a mysterious death last fall at Parry Sound. There are evidencw of foul pity. Rev. Vincent Barynnki, pastor of St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Claim, said to he the largest Polish congregntion in the world outside of Warsaw. is dead. Father Barynski was born in Poland, Sept. 20, 1838. He took part in the rebel- lion, and when, the insurrection was sup- pressed he was concealed for 15 ‘montha in a monastery. iLRudyard Kipling is to be made an L. D. by McGill University at Montreal at the June convocation. Mr. John Richardson, M.P.P. for East York, is again laid up with illness at his home in Scartoro Township. - The Duke d’Arzzos, the newlyâ€"appointed Minister of Spain, started on Friday upon the journey to his new post at Washington, by way of Paris. United States Ambassador Choate was the central figure at the annual meeting In London on Monday or the British a Paderewski has nearly completed his rpsy opera. It is to be first produced in resden. PURELY PERSONAL. THE DEAD. in the city has agreed to 3 making first-class cigars, ‘lâ€"AAL Ewe 80119 5301‘ ‘I The President of the United States 1133 appointed Ju us G. Lay, now consul gt Windsor, On ., as consul-general at Barcelona, Spain, to succeed Mr. Bowen, appointed minister to Persia. ’ Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey 15 fearful of his brother Murad V.', whom he dethroned and succeeded. and is tak. ing severe measures to curtail his influ- ence and opportunities to do mun, Andrew Miscampbell, M.P.P. for East Simcoe, has been 7 eppoinped manager of Foreign Sailors' Society at the Mansion House. D MUG, nu») qu â€"’r7‘._-- _ ""“o'â€" 7 the North Shore Navigation Company 5t Collingwood at a salary of 81,800 a. year. It is said he may leave politics, should his new position prove satisfactory, at the close of his term. It is rumored that Mabini, president of the Cabinet and Minister of Foreign Affairs in the so-called Filipino Govern- ment, who is a Radical, is to be succeed- ed by Paterne, framer of the Spanish treaty of 1896. This change is regarded as significant at the present juncture. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has com- menced suit against his father-in-law, the Duke of Parma, for refusing since the death of Princess Marie, wife of Prince Ferdinand, to pay the annuity fixed in the marriage contract. on the ground that Prince Ferdinand i -d violated the conâ€" tract by having P) co Boris, his son, baptized into the 0. hodox Church. UNCLASSIFIED. The projected German cable will touch at the Azores and will be Worked by the Commercial Cable Company and the Postal Telegraph Company. Half of the Yukon fleet is fast in the ice, and will probably be destroyed when the expected freshets come. The fleet is composed of some 13 steamers. Time is a clase of smallpox in North Plantagenet Township, Prescott County. The patient, a man, has been isolated, and contagion is not anticipated. The secretary of tho Dominion Breed- ers’ Assocéation claims injury has been done to the trade by some breeders sell- ing grade cattle for thoroughbreds. A use of smallpox has appeared at Hawkesbury village,Prescott County. The victim is Joseph Beaudry, from Chute a Blondeau, who was a mill hand at Haw- kesbury two weeks before being taken sick. All the distillers in the province have sent in their taxes to the Ontau'o Govern- ment for this year, the total amount be- ing about $36,000, which is 83,000 over the estimate. The clerk of the peace of Prescott has sent to the Registrar-Geneml’s Depart. ment 3 marriage register used for the Ottawa. district from July 22, 1816, to July 15, 1853. The Government has decided that brewers will only be required to pay the amount of the old license fee at once. The excess fee will be payable one- -ha.lf on The French Government has warned the Spanish Government that if the ex- terior debt, which is held mostly by Frenchmen. is taxed as proposed, it would hinder Spain’s negotiations in the financial market should she want assist- ance again. The game law is being enforced as strictly as possible in the N ipissing Dil- trict. Recent penalties imposed are 860 on one man for killing mooseâ€"three fines of 890 each for killing deer, one of 827.50 for possessing deer skins and one of 86 for possessing venison. These are all in the township of Whitney. excess fee will be payable one-halt on July 1 and one-half on Oct. 1. Several hundred pounds of fish and a number of nets have been taken from poachers on the Canadian side of Lake Huron. All the Yankee fishermen have been warned that seizures will follow if they continue poaching in Canadian waters. London, May 9.-â€".Tho Daily Mail an- nounces that Sir William Vernon Har- court, the former leader of the Liberal party in the House of Commons, at the dinner of the Welsh members of the House last Saturday evening, delivered a “resentful and outspoken reply" to Lord Rosebery's references to the state of the Liberal party, in his speech last week, at the banquet of the City Liberal Club at Wal‘orook, London. Harcourt, accord- ing to The Daily Mail, declared that the Liberals had no occasion to turn backâ€" Ward, and that it ill became one of Mr. Gladstone's colleagues to advocate wiping out the whole inheritance Liberalism had received from that illustrious statesman. Paris, May 9.-â€"Mme. Eledie Wattier. daughter of a French officer now under- going imprisonment at Amiens for swindling. has written to M. Human, flr president of the Court of Cessation, dec timing the late Sergeant-Major Lori- mier, at one time secretary of the late Lieut.-Coi. Henry. who like Henry com- mitted suicide, secretly brought her docu- ments. includ 3 letters from Dreyfus to Emperor W111 m, which she says she buried in an iron box in the forest of Early, northwest of Versailles. She for- warded a cabman's receipt for the trip, and declared herself ready to reproduce the documents. Guthrie, 0.T., May 9.â€"â€"The cyclone which passed over Canadian County de- stroyed at least 20 farm houses and caused great damage to growing crops. At Chickasaw 17 buildings were wrecked and 14 persons injured. J. H. Murray, a railroad man, who was caught under fall- ing timbers, died or his injuries. A report says: James Whitman and his son George, farmers, near Okarche. Were killed in their field. At Okarche five homes were blown aWay. Rain fell in torrents, and half a dozen culverts on the Rock Island Railroad were washed out. Temple's Periodic“ (Yo-0t. Cambridge, Mass., May 9.â€"Dr. J. E. Keeler, director of Lick's Observatory, announces through Harvard College Observatory the discovery of Temple’s periodical comet by Mr. Pen-inc. an assistant at Lick. The position of the object, which is described as “faint,” in May, 6.9077, Greenwich mean time, right ascension, 18 hours, 62 minutes. 57.8 seconds, declining south 4 degrees, 32 minutes, 19 seconds. London, May 9.â€"-The Berlin corro- spondent of The Standard says: The United States delegates to the peace con- ference at The Hague have instructions to advance three leading principles: The institution of courts of arbitration; the extension of the declaration of Perl: of 1866; the non-confiscation of all cargoes not contraband of war, and the extension of the Geneva conventlon to war by an. Ion... Wrockod by tho Torn-do. T-HE WATCHMAN-‘W-‘ARDER: LINDSAY. ONT. ‘.______-_ Inrcourt‘t Reply to Boubory. Throo Lending Principlou. Burl“! the Pnporc. Arrival of 1,400 Gulch: Immigrant. for Chadian Ports at Influx- Opulous of Thai: 7.111.. New York. May_ 10.â€"-A Aapecial de- L‘O" -7-- 1 spatch from Halifax last evening says: The Hamburg-American steamship Brasilia. which arrived yesterday mornn ing from Hamburg, from which port she sailed on April 89, on board 1,400 Galicla immigrants who are bound for Canadian points. The health officers in inspecting the steamship at quarantine found 13 cases of measles on board. Not Enthusiastic Over It. A Special cable from Hamburg says: The steerage quarters of the German- American liners are crowded with Gali- clans who are emigrating to the United States and Canada in consequence of oppression and famine at home. Fully 50,000 are on their way or preparing to leave. The Patricia, the last steamship leaving from New York, took 2,500, and the Graf Waldersee. the next vessel sail- ing, will carry 2, 500 more. The bookings for future sailings are filled. and the North German Lloyd Liners are similarly crowded. Commissioner of Immigration Fitchie 85 the Barge Office, when shown a co y of the cablegram, shook his head du i- ously : ' ' - Mlâ€"L-‘ICA nkAH“. “’i‘here must be some mistake about the figures,” he said, “they cannot all be Gaiicians. for the Austro-Hungary Government would not permit that im- mense number to emigrate at one time.” An Undelirable Lot. Chief Clerk Lederhilger of the Immi. gration Bureau, who is an expert on the question of immigration, said: “It is enough to make one faint. I have my doubt, however, about the accuracy of this deSpatch. The emigration from Galicia of 50,000 of its people would be a serious beginning of the depopulation of the place. It would mean about one-tenth of the population, and the Government would never permit that number to leave at one time. I believe, however, the state‘ ment that 5,000 are on the sea or about New York, May 10.â€"The London cor- respondent of a morning paper quotes Mr. Andrew Carnegie in an interview as saying, in answer to a question regarding the disposition of his fortune of 8200,- 000,000: “I intend to complete the dis- tribution of my wealth, reserving only a provision against any anxiety for the future ottmy daughter. She will not be a great heiress. to embark on steamers for this country. No matter what the number is, it is to be regretted that they are coming, for they are a most undesirable class of im- migrants.” “My time will be spent in searching out good objects. both in America. and Great Britain, and in writing." At Chicego Wheet Strengthened Up. 3“ Liverpool Inclined to Be Lowerâ€" ‘l‘he Lneet Prices. Chicago, May 10.â€"-Wheat closed firm yesterday at 72)“ to7234c July. Liverpool, May lO.â€"Ma.y wheat yester- day closed %d lower than Monday; July unchanged; September Md lower. TORONTO ST. LAWRENCE HARKET. GRAIN. Wheat. white. bu.......80 71%“)! .. Wheat, red. bu......... 71% Wheat, Fife, spring, bu. 67 69 Wheangoosc, bu....... 65 06 Barley, bu ............. 43 . . Peas. bu ............... 63X 53 Oats, bu. . . ............ 38 33 Rye. bu ............... 50 .. Buckwheat. bu ......... 55 . . Red clover. bu ........ White clover. seed. bu Alsike, choice to fancy Alsike. good. No. 9.. .. Alsike, good. No. 3.... Timothy, bu .......... Beans, white, bu ...... Timothy', bu ........... 1 20 1 35 Beau. white. bu ....... 80 90 BAY AND STRAW. Hay, timothy, per 0011.811 001:0 813 00 Hay, clover, per tom... 8 00 9 00 Straw, sheaf, per ton... 7 00 .. Straw, loose, per ton... 4 00 5 00 Butter, 1b. rolls. .. Butter, large polls. Eggs, new laid. . .. POULTRY. Chickens, per pair ...... $0 75 to 80 90 Turkeys, per 1b ........ 13 15 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Apples, per brl ........ 82 50 to 84 00 Potatoes, per bag ....... 80 90 TORONTO LIVE STOCK. Toronto. May 10.-â€"Receipts of live stock at the Western Cattle Market were large yesterday, 85 oarloads, composed of 1,600 cattle, 125 sheep, 80 calves and 1,500 hogs. The quality of fat cattle was good, with a plentiful supply of both butchers‘ and exporters. Trade was fair. but not active. Total receipts of live stock for last week were as follows: 2,906 cattle, 152 sheep. 3,397 hogs. Export cattle. choice. . .34 80 to 84 90 Export cattle. light ..... 4 40 4 60 Butchers’ cattle,pkd lots 4 50 4 60 Butchers‘, good ........ 4 37K 4 50 Butchers'. medium ..... 4 20 4 30 ButcherS. common ..... 3 65 3 85 Butchers’. inferior ...... 3 30 3 60 Milch cows. each ....... 30 00 45 00 Bulls. medium export, 3 40 3 65 Bulis,hvy expt,good qlty 3 86 4 85 Ldsgd but. and ex.. mxd 4 45 4 60 Stockers and med. to gd 3 50 4 25 FeederS. heavy ......... 4 40 4 60 Calves, each ........... 2 00 7‘ 00 Sheep, per cwt ......... 3 50 4 00 Spring lambs. each ..... 8 00 5 00 H’ogs, 160 to 2001bs.... 4 37}; 4 50 Hogs, light fats ........ 4 12% . . Hogs, heavy fats ....... 4 00 . . Hogs, sows ............ 3 00 CHEESE MARKETS. Inger-sell. Ont.. May 10.â€"â€"The Ingersoll Cheese Board opened yesterday, 898 boxes of cheese. made the first week in May, being put on the board; 8%0 was oflered for colored and 90 for white, salesmen holding for 9180 and 9510. AN UNDESIRABLE CLASS. Bolleville, om. m} 10. -â€" At our Cheese Board yesterday there Were offered 275 whgedand 45 colored, April cheese' 90 was i , but -no sales ' the board. took place on Campbellford, 0118., May 9--â€"The first meetin of the Campbellford Cheese Board was held last night. Five hundred and forty-one boxes of white, and 214 colored were boarded. Watkins bought 1131) at 9%0, £11363?!) bought 40 at 91-160, ance uneo . ex d”, 16th. t meeting on Tues- Cnrnoglo Has Good Intentions. THE MARKETS. DAIRY PRODUCTS. SEEDS. ....... ooooooo 8300t08350 fl mpmauwpw 50 30 85 50 00 65 85 60 Fall Wheat per bushel New wheat per bushel Eyfg Wheat d0 d0?" Buck'hutOOO... .....O‘ Barloy,per-bulhel...... yeovooaooouooo ooovlo Oah................... Peas,smnll...... ...... Peas, Mnmmlea........ Peas, Blue............. Blackeya pean.......... Egg} Hay, per ton ...... . ..... 4 00 to 6 00 Honeypot lb ....... ... . 0061700 06 Cream per qt ........... 0 10 to 0 20 Sage per bunch .......... 0 05 to 0 05 Lardper lb ......... 09t0010 Straw per load ........... 1 50 to 1 75 Timothy ................. 1 25 to 1 75 Alaike ................... 3 00 to 4 00 Red Clover ............. 3 25 to 4 00 Agent for - - Adm Block cm 60 Kent-Sh, Lindsay CPR lCPR CPR CPR cm CPR GPR CPR GPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR CPR MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Lowest Rates. Notes Discounted. GPB Money and Insurance. THE LINDSAY HARKBT The best Trout and Bus stream are to be found on the line 0! the Canadian Pacific. n won for Trout commences 2nd am. Open lesson tor Bun commences 16th 01 J one. For further pmicnla‘s sud copy 0! “Robin; tad Shooting” consult any mm. or G. E. IcPHERSOI. Assistant Genonl PW: cut. 1 King Street Eat, ’fg'orontfc;g T. c. 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