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Orr/twa, Sep‘. 17-(Speiiia`l.)-(William Wilson, Montreal, reported missing after the Gilmour Hotel fire, has been located.

He _went toe. theatre in the evening and

returning found the hotel in flames and so wok the aexttrrin come, Mr. Shlllingtoa hae been located at his

home in Chatham, Ont. '

The missing list is now Miss O'Nell,

Mrs. Abey, Ottawa, Miss Lovejoy, Peter- boro, Mr. Quinn and Miss Renaud.

At the coming provincial federal con-

ference it is considered that the chances for a provincial subsidy increase are good,

upon the Provi'nces‘giving up something in return.

to have them relinquish.

Then, too, any increase in subsidy

ci riiilways.

reused subsidy.

hui: that the fcdernl authorities will insist __

THREE KILLER 'RIR STRIKE TIN

RI EIIRLIISITIN

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Kimoiui, Sept., 10-Another terrible

dynamite explosion which caused the 'death of thine nien occurred in Chamber- Bros. McQulg|z, and lV[cCi\i¥rey's Construc- tion' Cainp on' the G. T. P., eighteen miles down. _the Winnipeg River. There is a blgrockoutthere and the men hai just sprungnione hole, and were loarilnll another before -it had cooled properly. when the explosion occurred. The victims w‘ére all Scandinavinns’ their names being, Nelce Longiilll, forenian, LOWi=‘ Peterson and Charles Hansen. Their bodies were blown almost to fragments. The watch of one of the victims was

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decided upon. and' lt will be PWGIP tel tomorrow mortinir, The .\“`I"k layers and masons have reoonsidere their decision not ~l;o strike and wi go out in sympathy. making the- tleu general.. it is Fegarded as little short, o a disaster at this time ofthe. year, who so much important building is in progres

sa are rpisaais intrifsi ¢io,2vi`r`qoil.‘ wiilo

period lost year by $056,150. " ‘_

ltliiird'i Linliiiinr Cures Bums; etc.

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cussion the Australian Federal Hone representatives affirmed the paincip

pending the decisiorrof New Zoalan 'Ihe discussion revealed the marks

imported in British ships.

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w y successful. and certainly won‘t fail in

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The Provinces claim fishing rights

which the federal authorities would like

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only likely to be given the Provinces on the undorstitndiniz that they will not dl- vert any of their revenue to the boausiag

If the Provinces had not gone into rail~

way aiding they would now have pleiitv of funds for their needs without an in-

IN WIN’IIII’ER

III AUSTRALIA

LONnoN,Sept15.-After two days dis-

ie

ofa reciprocal treaty with New Zealand. , Premier Deakin immediately postponed

the consideration ofa schedule of~rfutie_s Preseuud ___d_c_____o____ are for forty me

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GISIOYBIW °f 1”`°t°°"I°“‘°T° ’°P"9°'m“F rushed over a large section of the country,

_ _ _ / W _PM _ country distriots,_who feared the conipeti- while", °¢_},"5- me _“Ing” his *one ‘MQ " *f` _ _ e_mm.kedin ,.°d_ Ina U0" 0' New z°°l°“d P"°d°°t'- The stack and will not be thrashed until after

` * arletyof styles fabricsand mat? ‘B “°w d°°m°d' the fill vlbllilhills- ~ - ‘ __ » da.” for w°m'en_ men and Mnnnuuass. Sept. 15.-The Common- ____,______

_ Ag' “___ gud* i arantoed. wealth House of Representatives yester- ,WHEN THAT GOLD CoMEs_

4 I Ldayf adldstgfiteh pelr'exh`E'ili‘>)IIT3rlfili~iviE':ioda How is it’to be curedl This method

'me erm simplici y itself. Rub the chest and

I A ' ' ` lhcse household remedies are wondertiili

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UAUENZ. Germany, Sept. I1#-AibreL:ht,'

0f BNDFWIOF. who recently sudered a stroke of apaplexy, died yesterday. _

The death of Prince Albrecht will, it iii`I expected, result ia tire Dairo or oarribirr- land accepting the succession of the' deceased Prince Regent and abandoning his pretension. s to the re-establishment or Hanover as an independent kingdom, which bars him from the succession. If he should not take this eour=e, it iii ih°\\8lit probable that the Kaiser, who will then have the power of appointment, will instal his second son, Eitel Freder- ick.|t\s Regent of the Duchy of Brunswick with aview to his succession as here- ditary ruler.

Prince Albrecht has been regcnt since 1885. He was born in 1837. He was a son of the late Prince Albrecht of Pruiisia, brother of the first German Emperor William 1. The heir tc the throiie of Brunswick is the Duke of Cumberland, but he is excluded, owing to his refusal to give up his claim to the throne of Hanover. Efforts made in recent years to bring about nn understanding between Emperor William and the Duke 0| Cumberland on this matter have nlways failed, and in 1002 the Government of the Dichy of Brunswick sent to the Diet ii memorandum declaring that the Duke or Cumberland was not the sovereign oi thi- ducliy. and that no one could be its sovereign unless he was a federal prince

WHEAT IIRIIP IS

- I number` of lies* crew became current. it

Wissirire. Sent 10--M l»“° 4”] ' isreiiaoiy reported tiiatwniis tiiecrairer

E' was makin hast preparations tolenve

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(Sunday) lift¢l‘\\0°l1 I li°“°“l s"'“‘° » this Yard Friday night anuriiber cf the

I th building trades was definitely _ ' l ' th M i 1' f ° F ,_ Wrsivirire. Sep'.15-The wheat _crop ggeswreggfizgss sud give fi; ‘If ___?m___'f

of the Canadian w est is moving forward more rapidly than in any previous year

'T ‘ was such that hew p ~ *I Lastye" there hardly B percepume live and assistant surgeon Lewis ll. P movement hegom me mteeuth “'“"' Wheeler' attached to the Cleveland was fmontli. This year,to date, 2,il38,22i1__. __ ' dt t_ dm ’

D bushels have passed inspection at _“st ysummone aa on m'

__ Winnipeg, and fully another million_ls AHARD CASE oVER,JOME_

_ ininteriorelevators. The te\m“moving‘,

ri tr iid' ~ itsind h e mich . le u mg perm aw LW h `t°"'°"d l'“_'°d a‘T"|'°dIYi" “WY m“°h No longer necessary to suffer from

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oftlxlswheatis going into stars on

ex6eeds the permits issued _for the same, __-_______'.____, _c6________, _ ,r___e-_T__.. _i______ __,_._ Ea. ____:___r_E_E____r: F.. "___ __ .________mn__ ____ _ _______vé_

has been very satisfactory, and more No. 1 hard wheat has passed inspection at Winnipeg than for the entire season of 1905-06.

During the whole of last year, th number of ears of No. lhard inspected was 651. So far this year the_ actual grading runs as followsz-

No. 1 hard- 765 cars, or 818,550 bushels. N o. 1 Northern- 2,740 cars, or 1,577,180

bushels.

No.2 Northern-- 210 cars, or 233.200

bushels. '

To date no wheat showing the effect of

hot winds has been received, and the 'sample is very fine in color. The only

' fault to be found lathe number of cars

rsiected for wild oats. aud similar noxious weeds, 282,020 bushels having been rejected on this account. _

tn fifty milliions to be _moved before the

‘I close of navigation. Threshlnir is being

throat well with Nerv|1ine,usslt as l garirls and take some iii hot water before

free from cold and bright an a dollar

I’ . 'V ‘ _ __ _"___, u~.__ ~ oooo seasons 1roa_rrs stiooiiss

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~ = _ ' E Houston, Tex.. Sept. 18-At Rosebud

last night, 100,farluers imaged Mitchell

Frazier, a negro, because he pushed Frank Hess, a white farmer, I ‘ s njinimuui. __The fear lsthat these ached.

With Palma--U. S. Forces

A ` `Re'ady_io Land. ‘

at Havana Wired the Navy Department

tonight that all was quiet at Havana. ' ~

Hosti1_itlea"~!or`-molly ceased yesterday

and a definite _setlelement seems possible today The insurgent leaders are in Hav- ana conferring with the (iovemment. ' Meanwhile the United States is making

preparations for any emergency that may arise. -

Arrangements are made to land a lar-as

force of blue jackets and marines at any time and transports are rr-a ly io carry

troops if necessary. _

SERIIIIIS NIIITINI-

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[III II. S. WARSHII’

Nonrnuc, Va., Sept. lil-\Vith the de-

parture nf the cruiser Cleveland from the Navy Yard ‘yesterday, the story or mntiuoui conduct on the part of a

ciful bedtlngf ' jThe condition of the man

as not ex etted to

muscular rggumatism. Every ease can ii

hy David Johnston of Ormond, Ont My wife wasa dreadful sufferer" he writes. For two years she could scaroelv do ai:_y work. Her knuckles and joints swelle , causing torture. To get up and down stairs was impossible. She toolr box after box of Ferrozone and rubbed the sore pla- ces with Nervlllne. Improvements started and she mended fast. Today sho is quiic cured and we thank Ferrozone for hoi- recovery." No remedy more popular

50e per boxatail dealers.

[IANARA TARIIT

PLEASES LIINITIIN

LONDON, September 15.-Sa isfiic-

tion is expressed _at the forecast outline of the new,Canadluu ta.ritl,publlshedln an Ot awe telegram to-day.Brltl‘sh exporters quite realize that Dithadlan manufactur- ers can fairly claim duties which equalize the conditions of competition where Brit- ish and Canadian manufacturers com- pete in Canada. Moreover ill recent inquiries show that Brltain's easiest line of advance in Canadian markets ia in thc displacement of American arid oilier foreign lm`ports rather than of Canadian manufacturer. lt is understood that Hon. Mr. Fielding has gone most carefully into this branch of the subject with the view of easing the duties against Britain upon goods in which the Canadian matiiilaciurers do ii’ot as y`et seriously .r-ampete with, such as large classes of iron and steel products, electrical ma. chinery and apparatus, and certain classes of agricultural implements and machines, laces, silks, etc. _There Is, however, much anxiety as to the 'ultimate and i>\‘°- poged maximum and minimum sche- dules. Obviously the preference baied Oil maximum duties, _would be l_riei‘i°e¢tIV8 unless net rated Wit! 9Pb°,il}}ii-lu! “I0”

5 lead np toisiélprocltv when the

_ _A full stock of School and College writ. ness .track its negro rrldmtiis _ntsfm y __ _ _ _ _

, , latter used a knife on Hess. The iiroli_ Uri ted Ststés _which woii_l_°d_ _practically To LET-for six mohihsasnlrl fun

B`,¢',\¢q and l_ ' ix:-msa_ the uma prirmrinraits or the iruliiryrns sriii_ai._scyri.trse_h-an brsier- ____ 6%-hed house. Annly l5.y_8l_e_t_\_e_§__ io

' ' ~ ' e rts of Ma 'or Stl 'inktosto them. Brice. The above teI6¥r_l_\'1\ l‘¢i5Wt0 _lflfg =»- - ° '

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'rn took ta ir not om ani t tin tnirfwiii is ' siirrrn so it s irni asa "1-_

oy e negro tori soo al ¥"l$ft1rorn wnuzu _ ____ °nm__“_“__ _________ ______u_r 250;' ggabeng _gi-___

, ‘ sup rtlitga tink and hanged hiih. . _ Hel t the n ` ' I . .' _ A - . A S U P P I' _ . , '*" " 'l‘E"R° Q ;. ~ . » _ - _ anngrhcaement prcbablyhslng forth coin-. *WUT “‘°°3‘°' Add"'_' §°§_mlwpd_

i I ' , _. ‘ -,_ "° . "ffilgiiiloré the and 'of the yrar. _ _ I _ Q . _ -_ - , 1 _¢

‘ The Morning Postsaysz- Cuba is not

the landing of American marines at

Bfitleh a»airai_ uint american iatsrvsa tion In Cuba cannot be long delayed

United Siates for the present disorfisr.

peace and civilization, but the net resulg is renewed tumuit, barbarlsm an savagery. 'Either the Americans must tolerate 'anarchy in Cubs or exercise an effective protsctorate.

President Roosevelt would doubtless act promptly and vigorously _if he did ll0l7_l\a._ve to think cl' the election citra- haign. Whatever the final issue it will be condemned bythe democrats who are standing aside, ready to make political capital out ofthe result. _ _

stronir éiiodgh to work out her own ral- vnclnn. She cannot without American support maintain a government and ie- ciire the progress of the country. Much as the American government may re- uret. the iieoessity for taking a sten which will be unpdpular with u large section at the country she will not be able to refrain permanently from taking it. The destiny of the United States stands cehlnd her arid urges her imperativrly an to the next stéplin her over-'seas expansion-

\iinsrd'¢ ilnlnisnt for 'oils evervwhire

Bali

IIN TI-IIRAN. EASE

Rintsoicri, Vs., S|'ptl0~Wllliam J I nn- lngs Bryan tonight gave the first expgfess- icn he has made on the present Culian situittlon. When seen in his car just be- fore he left for Irynchbtfrg the 'r5pres~ entire of tlie Associated Press and asked it he would say anythingabout thesitua- tion in Cuba, and whether in his opinion the united States should intervene, _Mi-. Br an dictated the follo'wIi'i‘|r" statement:

i would be glad if both parties would be willing to accept mediation wi'l:i the ideii

sion was the first he had made on the present situation in the Island and this was all lic cared to say.

Mr Bryan left at 7p. ni. for Raleigh,

N. G.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

caroaeo, sept! 11- (speriai 1- Sepls ...... ‘fill

“ Wheat...... 708 _P..rk...... Simi-'» ner. om. .... ._ . 42

“ Pork . . . . . . . - . .~~

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PITY THE BUSY OFFlCE M.-\N.

.He feels halfdead, a sense of nausea. headache and nerve strain. He is an the verge of breakdown throuirli °\'erW0i\< and lack oiexereise. These dililcultles nrs

' H ilt n'a Pills

Mo.\"rnic.\L, Sept I7.-(S`pecinlI-A lively

discussion took place in the Methodist. Conference toiay on a motion to adopt a memorial admitting women to clinrcli

Several speakers, among whom were

Rev. Wm. Brown,Nova Scotia and Rev. Thomas Marshall St. John, warmly favored the change.

Others favored admission theoretically

but thought the time inopporlunc.

Others still strongly opposed the pro-

position, amunrz thc most emphatic speakers being Dr. Allison of 11:. ,limo ,

courts. \

Insurgém L°°dér§’C°"f°"L"Ig- ...”f.§if”...lT.‘I.“§».‘.:..s.‘l‘§‘.'iiIf.il'°II§i`..“°§l To Methodist Church Couris-So Conference

°°°f'“-me °»~»\°° we -=‘=fE Decided Yesterday After a Spirited Dis- r... s.......... .n......i.y l.\.....;.,.».. cussion'-Motion Had Strong Supportbut

‘“”""“’" 5”” " "S"°°‘““‘ ‘°""'“ "““ ""‘“""""’“” M°"'““”"’ "" Failed oi Obtaining Necessar Majority.

Commander~0olwell of the cruiher Deaver E°“’°°"|°“ W" ¢*“'l'I°‘l Ollli All D5-‘DQ °f‘ y

University.

I The discussion was earnest and at tfmel heated, 1-`in:\lly the niotinn was defeat ' ed.

One hundred und five voted for mimi;

_slcn. One hundred and sixty seven against lt.

necessary to riirrya constitutional amend.

_ limit, the motion was lost by eighty [gm-_ I A ilforiosition to appoint a salaried ¢‘I\'l‘l£5'iiii\n as el.:\p|"iiii for newly arrived Tillllllltiiints was discnsseri favorably but no action was i;iken_

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_ As ii niayoriiy of three quarters wal*

S. S. SERVICE

of fifty thousand dollars ayear fora tern of three years. Capt-.Warsnep, represent

Ottawa, closing the arrangements

terms and submitted ia the minister trade and eoiiitnc-ree for his approval.

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.INIIIIITREAL .IAIL

jail Lliere.

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ARITIIT HIS JIIR

ililo.\"rirr:.\L, Sept. lil. -lion. .i. Isriv-l

'l`arte tonight declined to make any state- ment. concerning the report. from Oituwn that he would he the chairman ofthe new Montreal harbor commission.

St vcral months ago the former Laurier

minister declared that lie would not aicept the place if offered. His silence on the present occasion is regarded as

II] R. E. PIIRTS

0'r'ri\\vi\, Sept. 16.-Arrangements are being completed for establishing a steam-_ shin Service between British C°1uu\bi=\ cirniinoiis,thwrerreiiante and the Mun- lllld DUNS 011 the West const ofM€Xi¢0- cle Star iie\vspnpi-rs tomorrow will an- It IS Dl'0D°5°‘I T0 9“b5Id‘Z° it 7-° the ex em nounr-e that the Star in thc three cities

ing British stearnship interests, is riow in

. A

contract is io be drawn up embodying the

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significant. I

NEWSPAPERS TI]

SPLLL SIIRRTLY

l.\'ii|_\_\'.\i\ili.i.-=, Ind., Sept. 10.-Tho In,

\ will put into effect Tuesday morning in ' its news and editorial ilcpartnients, the

spclliiirr of l.\’l\ oi the 301) words recom- mended by the Carnegie spelling board as cniloi-.sell by President liouscvi-li. In the use of the remaining 111 words, the Star will adhere to the aid forms for the pre- nelli. The announcement concludes asioliowst “And yet no reform can lic pushed.

alieiid more rapidly that it can carry

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Iam versslwi the egoilgiélthtlea r_$si1l,_l'_,_____,_____, _ _ , _ _ _ `

,E ed the troops landed It Hlvaua.. _|1119 public senflment and p.qp"h"`.` usage he'

we would do “il |n om. _power to ming hirid it. ’1ncrefoi'e i_iie Star will not adopt about peace by offering the oiliees of those of the Carnegie furnis which seein o_"_c°un"_v_ we have gig business inter” too re\'olu_tionn.ry or offensive to the culti- Termg wlth their l°°°l Amin' They must Mo\:'i‘iii-:.\|. Supl. 10-For the second "Med eye'

seme the dispute “mmm themselvm’ but' time within 'a ycnr the Montreal jail for

males hits been found too small to accom-

e . isnniis sen. ‘here '1'cL

' ' modate th ir' '* . .

0( brmulng B” agreement' .thmugh "he relieve the |‘i-es_~iire ri carlorid ol longer §

with doctors than Ferrcrone; itdoes cure, good ofllces of our-aovernnient. term _______m___s _,,_,__c Bent tc Quebec on , - . _

M” Bryn p°Int°d °“" that this exmer Saturday to finish their sentences in tho

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