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boda at btn : Rack ville sare Ps oS oi Rete ag number speak - 1,000 persons, late, Friday. attack- _ ed a number of non-union Grand tink émployés in the station here, seve assaul about a dozen of them' and badly wrecked the build- in Two men had to go to the g heepital. Although the srowd had Leen gathering around the station fiom about seven o'clock, only two town policemen. were on' the job, and they were useless. The dis- order followed the arrival of the lccal passenger train from Toronto ey aud a freight. Half a dozen Thiel = detectives. a couple of trainmen 'and Road Foreman Szammer o Belleville were in the station sagent's office, when the crowd made é "4 as ominous Foe age in that direc- tiom> Those inside bo oor, but, while some of the crowd used a baggage truck for a battering ram, othefs began to stone the win- dews, and others again got out the company's hose and began to flood the offic&i.' : The occupants, unable to with- .@tand the siege, came out on the r platform, hea es mete serculd. ed by the crowd, and struck and Then the telegraph office, where P. F. Wilcox of Toronto, the conductor of the local from Toronto, with two other Toronto men and a despatch- er named Johnson of Belleville, so it is said, were sitting. Semebody iu the office fired 'a revolver shot through the window to scare the invaders, but they came right on, forced the men out, and set upon them so savagely that Wilcox had to goto the hospital, -- from cutis about the head and body. course, & = detective from Montreal, is also in the hos- pital.. His shirt was soaked with blood when he was admitted. He shid he had been hired to act as a special officer to protect trains along the line to Montreal, Wil- ecx says he was out of employment when he was engaged by the rail- way in Toronto. The windows, doors and furni- trre of the stativn are practically destroyed. SURFERING AT CAMPBELLTON Many Compelled to Sleep in Wet Clothing on Water-Soaked Ground. A despatch from Campbellton N. B., says: Thunderstorm" and heavy rainfalls have made the condition 'of the homeless people of Campbell- iton pitable. On Thursday night 'many had to sleep in wet clothing practically on water-soaked ground. It is hard enough on the men, but f more so for the women afd chil- cren. Two people are reported to have become mentally unbalanced, oue ont the auto accident, in which - Anslow was killed. There t yhtheria too. A general appeal for ¢ash aid¥is issued to re- lieve the present suffering, and help tewards building for the future. In addition to the discomfort of wet &. clothing, wet bedding and the chil- ee east wind, the water that has n emptying down on the strick- en town since early morning, has sterted the decay of all vegetable matter left by the fire, and to-night there is a stench that is sickening » s ----e i " a All Companies Mafufacturing Wood Working Machinery and Tools. Mr. Garnet P. Grant, to-day lamade the official t in arising from the streaming ruins. ' - oe In view of the genera] appeal for aid, the relief committee wish to tell the public exactly how the unds are to handled. The sub- scriptions should be addressed to Judge McLatchy, Chairman of the Finance Committee, Campbellton. The cash received is deposited in banks in Campbellton, and the funds are not paid-out except upon cheques drawn 'out and signed by tie three members of the Finance Committee. So far only $33,000 has been received in cash. How far this will go towards relieving the situation is shown )+ the expla- nation of the commit: It is a - solutely necessary to .ebuild tlc houses before winter sets in, to avcid abject misery. To do this it ts importaat to keep, the present working population on hand, and, first of all, the homes of the work- ingmen must be rebuilt, This means the expenditure of a large amount of money, but the future of the town, de} ¥ irectors, as it will include; ac-|. cording to the official annotinte- ment made to-day, all thé leading interests who have built up the various Companies that. are now tes Grey Scnia las presented'a park to Forest fires.are 'still densicg mut John " habasth was sentenced at]} London, Ont., to three years in penitentiary for robbery Over a mile of nets were seized near Gananoque Fs the Govern-. ment steamer Navar Fire Chief Graham" reports that the Parliament buildings at Ottawa' are -very inadequately protec from fire. . Toronto manufacturers complain of British Columbia's recent regu- cther Provinces. whe were preparing to mare d«d in Brandon Asylum as insane. are Government has issued 'invi- ations to Canadian and British ritaliters to consider the ques- Canadian navy. The Government has determined ' admit railway laborers on the ame terms as agricultural. laborers of labor in the west. Fire at Owen Sound on Friday destroyed Davis, Smith & Malone's cecal yards, the Dominion Trans- poitation SCompany's warehouse, and Godfrey & Sibbald's grain sturehouse, besides smaller buildings. GREAT BRITAIN. King George's civil list was passed in the British House of Com- mons on Friday. The London Times announces the constitution of a new body designed} ~ tu be to English literature what the French Academy is to French. It is stated that' the Lords ging scek to gain prestige in Britain Py rejecting the accession: declaratio bill if they find the™ agitation egainst it growing. UNITED STATES. President Taft speech at Eastport, e., city with Canad Two women were burned to death aud a baby fatally burned in a-fire at Grand Raphi, Mich., con Thurs- day in a an sting en out cP Hondapae Seven hundred. ficilion' ot Jews ote al connection with» _the Canada Ma- chinery C and the feet wies to be ended in_it.- In his announcement Mr. Grant stated that the new Company would include the MacGregor, Gourlay & Company, Limited, of Galt, On- tario; The John Ballantine & Com- pany, Limited, of Preston, Ontario; The Hespeler Machinery Company, Limited, of Hespeler, Ontario, aaa Je ro _partments of Goldie & McC 'alloch 'Company, og: of Galt, On- tario, and of the Sussex Manufac- pring Company, Limited, of Sus- i. B > ae e capitalization of the new pany will be as follows: a5 Authorized. Now Issued. Mortgage 6 f e. sinkin F nd bonds ..$1,000,000 $400,000 - Prefer. Stock, 7p. c. Cumula- BEM sg acew ave ,500, 850,000 on Stock . 1,500,000 625,000 Companies taken over con- titute practically all the concerns Canada manufacturing the light- , frades of woodworking machin- "s nd tools. They also constitute 8 ledge percentage of the manufac- VAuring capacity of iron working The headquarters of the new .Cémpany will be at Galt, Ontario. The intention of the new Company es perfect the organization of ifferent factories upon as uni- Ta basis, thereby. eliminating the | excessive duplicating of special ma- which has taken place in the p Canada Machinery Corpora- ortunate in the being | included in this i a Mr. George D. Forbes, President of the Taylor- Fcrbes Company of Guelph, will be the. First President of the New Ccmpany, the Vice-Presidents be- ing Mr. R. L. McCulloch of the Geldie, McCulloch Co. of Galt, Mr. acGregor, Sr., President of the MacGregor, Gourley Co. of Galt, and Mr. 8.-H. White, Presi- dent of the Sussex Manufacturiag Cc., Ltd., of Sussex, N. B., while the other directors will be Mr. T. H. Watson 6f Toronto, Vice President em General Manager of the Can- ada Bolt and Nut Co., Alee. G. Gourley of Galt, Garnet P. Grant, Mcntreal, President Dominion Can- ners, a arry Cockshutt of Frantford, Hag Director of the Cockshutt Plow Co. Mr. George D. Forbes, the Pre- sident of the new Company, whea atked to-day to point out the re- sults' that would be achieved through the consolidation, stated that they - briefly be summar- ized as fo Increased efficiency resulting in economies by specializing the out- put at the different factories aid by climinating the unnecessary dupli- cation both in the output and pat- terns. Savings to be effected in the pur- chase of raw material! and in admin- istration, economies in selling, dis- tributing, manufacturing and trans- pertation charges. a MERELY MORTAL MAN. King George says it will take five million dollara to meet his house- held expenses each year. Natur- been men] dliy, He feels the cost of living, ; ,, secured for its first Board of } tao THER LARGE INCREASE = Fag a's June Trade Totalled Sixty-Six . Million Dollars. . ee from Ottawa says: tal 'trade of Canada for June 000,000, an increase of $10,- 334,187, an increase of $27,281, 997. increase of $8,322, The principal increase in. export was-in agricultural prodwcts, sow &. rment. of nearly' Exports of domestic products, far}; the quarter totalled $57,648,937, an] $23, we | mii red with the: oe, }} millions as compared with the: cor- 4 Fesponding peviod of last-yeur. 'The at Barcelona was wemk by ightning and thrown to the ground in flames A diamond weighing over 191 car- ats has been fougd in the Premier mine in South Africa, _ e Prussian Minister of the In- terior has ordered the expulsion of a number of Mormon missionaries. The British Minister to Brazil will be asked to arbitrate a boun- dary dispute between Peru and Cclombia. ----e NEW EARLY WHEAT. Twenty-six Acres Cut Near Car- man, Manitoba. A despatch from rer Man., BAYS: W. H. , farming three miles south ar rie in cut a field of 26 acres of wheat on July 1g. The wheat is a new bearded variety known as Hungarian red. This year it will-go 18 bushels to the acre, but in an ordinary year will yield 26 to 30 bushels. It has stood the test of drought and the high winds which prevailed this sea- .on in a remarkable manner. Last year this wheat matured in 85 days. I. matured as early or earlier than fall wheat, and was about the same milling quality as Alberta winter wheat, with the great advantage that it goes about 66 pounds to the bushel. Mr. Elford got a small quantity of wheat several years ago from the Argentine Republic: ey See SEEN IN PARIS SHOPS. Turbans are flat and broad. "Whole . of ibbon paktiociats "Bu ed suiting is one of the fash- innable new fabrics: of the season. The veiled. effect of both embroi- decry and lace iv pretty and unique. Much lact and even malines is Wie on some of the latest silk pet- oats. * Piny bows of narrow" black vel- vet ribbon adorn many: -ot the blon- ses of lingerie. ~ The newest belts, are of Persian jeloth, with patent les and trimming, Lawa, Mayor Miner' of: ar eal Que, be: damage ' and suffering in. Cclumbia. Farmers in the northern. part P Addington report...several sheep: killed by bears. lations regarding business a : A party of twenty Doukhobowra} ae the counvry have been lan-J tior of constructing vessels for the b re relieve the demand for that class fy a number of /® ce vocated recipro- 4 have already been' driven from } care Prices embroidery is used on lin- P thireadei net are spoteing fo: party vn Jeather buck- }, [Bete ic, in ~ Canada. western, No. 3, 3 Canada v a strong bak- »[husking, b ae 2~ yellow 58< ow, 706. to Ot-| aréas census. ents. it 80 under th , y ¥ %¢--Ontario" OPS : mill be} : = 81,09 to ae 10 out- enumerated for fall wheat; spring! ...3 os . | wheat;, brit + oats, - it, Faia grains, er, alfalfa oon x ate corn for for-|' ' orage crops, turnips, | ws Srangondy: sugar beets, ater field touts, tobacco and hops; and grass -|eeed, réd clover seed ae 'alsike 2, | clover seed' will be enumerated for, Animals and animal produc the head of agfienltara, ment; | r field-crops for the harvest of air will be taken. by only, as none ae these crops '|will be ripe at the t aking of the The . predate of these crops will be sutheced later in the|cwned a on year from the reports of correspon- me-mac products of the year, and the quan- tities o milk and cream ¥ent to face bi hf sold. : Putebred animals registered, of eligible for. regist m, which are t the tittle Sf taking the » census il enumerated for horses, cattle, sheep: their number will with all other anim ts, al- im swine, bot -< 'Pe cow st & : 'The' only * Fers', Sieg: 90° D8 vent., Glasgow ' wan where. the pop | ti cights,, 250.5. A = not satisfactory," Hon. W.. "Ontario | "Flou ir--Winter eet t * Motherwell, "Minister of Agrioul-/P#tents nominal ee "2 . og ture}"here k wursda: ; "9g stri ags. ou e I 47) a4 ete 10¢ miles mide themestera out g Miliord---Manitoha bras meee 1 : 8, vm be easel Gs ipod sed i tonto." Oalario. bran; @90"per ton Woods Along Turtle River it i Ri : | Had there been the She» 888 per ae ee f ate an 4 | Torte... ate be Are Being Destroyeds:- Pag %4 tt of Saskatchewan ees Sa . a seed ere | COUNTRY. PRODUCE eee x 44 otf . espa tom Kenora, Ont., seuspiiise corne : fii "inteligen culti-| ti Se cen gel ---- apie says: Bush fires are burning at in-|aud on the cr Bl iD! separator. prints, 200: to Slc; dairy tervals of every few miles from! thegdam and though meny i Metee orton or picts; ahtace: 2. 18d to We; Aa,, tubs Rainy River north to the Grand te 4nd Vicinity are doing tin Province in: which he hasiresid- i ad 180; inferior tube: 1. '|Trunk Pacific, and already a vast|tie work, the 'situation is A for many years, Mr. Motherwell: Eggs--i9c to 19% per dozen in sree of timber has been ¢on-| very dangerous, and precaut that t! me ry evaan! r Sl oave lots, Toronto. med. A aes il re en b are g taken in the town ellen There ey suff eese--New cheese, 11%c for Lake of the Wood badly ward. off- occasional embers fro rainfall in. the ser "Oun-Targe and 11%;6 per ih' tas Dias, mip sake On Mo ondagiiie village | the fire scene. Turtle River, sixty, try; and in the Etre e north. | gig cheese. 121% to 12%c. f Norman, one mile. from here, | miles south of Dinorwick, and al 180 © The yield from 4 entite Beans--82 to 82.10 for primes and | © wan the scene of 4 fire' be unknown' Gull Riyer,-in the same 'direction, © w oud be- satisfacto 'rovince | mars ASD. Now tHe GRASSHOPPER. He €omes rede Dakota and is -Headed North. A despatch trom Winnipeg 'says: se a, from a'on Thursday te that the black Stasshoppera > ie most destructive pest eve ¢ an to $2.25 34 y $2. lots on , rane thes, } tatoes have come in, selling at '$ to $1.25 per bushel. can PROVISIONS. Pee bushel for hand- fis evidently tnediate fow new Ontario po New ay ity slain im a bl. aze on royed|are being devastated and already ", thiles of timber and sawlogs have consumed despite Lg work of Be: five rangers and C. P, R. men, the| who are assisting ry fighters. 25 per barre] in car age TS .. pota- abe! r bag A BRAVE MAN'S.DEATH. _ : Charles Norman" Gave His Life to ' Save Another Man, -RECIPROCITY I! 18 POPULAR. Paper Says It Would be Best for Canada and States. A despatch from New York says: k fe - th Seth: have SW hotessle nabitionk~ A despatch from Nélson, B, C., sep i sae' He a isn Bork--Shert, cut, $31 to pi. 50 says: Charles Norman of the Lucky Referring to President Taft's reci- within 'Che past Mime 'ard pe ee mess $28 'to $88.50 {Jam im Mine, near Kaslo, one of 'the 'procity speech in Maine, The Ameri- aitacking garden stuff, . From. 1871 pone tu vo "wh cmt Sieg in Sat. "s}ch says :--"This newspaper has al+ at wie cote cat 5 au? em, ae * f ed in ane lacy bo ways eres for the principle of pros.) swarms, eatin én} > 8m ~ <. men, and. for the thoronghgoing =. ad stripping " 5 2) ig |Sentenden of that rity wo fares poplarstrees 4 t down a 70-{ tory, in eoaraplty and in bien ; a te er in the darkness with her|endowment that the industrial ad-. Rlgeteg A eh 'atin; te to i le chi ickney and a com-| vantages of both countries will be. noth or ; gh ea Ja panion, against strict orders, went, test subserved by the most cordial" - j ei a Ronee 'peg oot ile 1 ie less into. the a. -- nee ria in Fay awe "niet the scaling down of P RRR rg eae ie a saving several lives an nding| fhe tariff wall.' INSANE. ROM FALE. sok some of species. oo praise ee ; is accorde uperintendent Walsh § iE OV N AIN. Conductor Perrault of Montreal MONTREAL MARKETS. of the Great Northern, ee & STRIKE = =e areata Taken to the Asylum. |. Toronto - July $6.--Barley Car Slwcan branch, who, with the train! Employees of the Northeastern A despatch ee Montreal weve: lots, ex-store, No. 3, 54c; No. 4, crew, worked -- Railway Accept Terms, Conduetor erruult of the Mont- Corn--American, No.2 "allow bat ear : real Street Railway has gone vio-. lots ex-store, 684c; Noo 3 yellow NEW RATES 6 ON C.- PLR A aexpeich rem. MemeaxNg leutly insane ak the result of a fall/ esc tates of de Mordenens from a éar, A few days ago a man "Oats --Cat lots, ex-store, No.' 3 What the Mea 'Receive Under the} p H) d ttled Thursd rupning to catch the car missed the , Carada ° 'West, 454e to 46c; No. ee oe " a rail, and accidentally.grabbed hold} 4440 te 45c . tee Agroeuitit ae Se ee, eae ee of Perrault, throwing him violently | Millfeed--Bran, Ontario, $20.50 A despatch from Montreal says: rs e's oe | by ey net Ral a ° to -the ground. On Thursday he | $20; middlings, Tn the agreement made between the | Amalgama ociety of Railway fat removed to um. He uilidrer has a wife -and.t nge. Point Asy- hree ee KILLED BY CARS. Public Utilities 'Cormmaiaaion to In- vestigate List at- Montreal. A despatch from Montreal "gays: The Public. Utilities: ecumajape has decided to into the large num! hold ani r 1 dcatha ordered to submit a 'report on the subject to the commission. The street car death tol] is also being investigated by the Board of Con- trol. eee Sixtéen have beer, killed by i PE = 'SOLDIERS KILLED. While at Pristice « at Fort Monroe, | 4 Virginia.' ' 2. seys: Ten 2 dead, pellet: ss att fatally in- 47¢; No. 4 white, 4540. jured and several sli _Mingespelis, July 28. -- 2a the result of i : tthern; July, ~ 5%; ; nition of a powder & Be itonten, 81.17%. Beg HS phetitare sa. x vee oo a fe ussey at Fort ae on urs- ' . day Trorhiags The cndent ocur.|. LIVESTOCK MARKETS. = targets, pee ata ab imagina Lostile fleet p Washington. TTALAANS fa mK. Q 'ork in The Cr A didpaditic from Fort: Monroe, Vv roceeding, towards = $21; Manitoba, Ontaria, B21 to $22; shorts, Mani- patents, firsts, 86:50; straight 20: 'Buttes--Best Srommety St 23 Wente eadioen, 10%e straight receip --Strong; No. tore, $1.31% ; --Firmer; No. tuba, 821; -mouille, pure grain, 83% to $33¢.mixed, $25 to $28, "Flour--Manitoba spring whest| cnt. Sj. winter -wheat patents, $5.40 to $5.50; Manitoba strong bakers' 20; straight rollers, in bg $2.40 to, $2.50; extras, $1.90 to $2. Eggs---Selected teak: Qe dozen; en; second grade, 124 to 18c. UNITED: STATES MARKETS: Buffalo, July- 26.--Whe: " Montreat, I uly 26. salves, 83 to $6.30; seconds, $5.- Be rollers; 85.10 to $5... Cereamery,, 2260; tern, ug to" Ke; to lla ts. 176° 86 17140 dor- es 4 '1 Northern, carloads | ("> 88y¥8> Winter, firm. Corn 3 yellow, 70463 Ro. on. track --y A NEW GOLD Made North British Columbia. Ac despatch from Vancouver, B, steamer Princess Royal brings word of an additional strike near "Bitter days ago. Onumisesieet with '3° good Nc.32 white, 484c; No. 8 vain, rich in mineral. R. and its trainmen the pas- senger "men are to receive for the months of May and June ten per increase Through freight men are to receive fr the months of May and June an increase of 17 freight. men are-to receive oa the game months 13 per cent. of an in- ferea. >; men employed in vard ser vice are to be paid 25 per cent, of af increase on the total amounts received by them when being paid for the months of May and June. on their per cent. of Bitter - The wages. STRIKE. Creek in Creek, a few A lone' prospector, ,out several weeks, returned to Stewart -sized piece of quartz A piece of pure gold the size of a hat pin head ald: be picked out, with the gers. 'The prospector said he only tnok two ts. returning with the sample? The strike is just north of the Bitter Creek strike. Servants refused to recognize ad This attitude on'. é finance the strike. the part of the societv; which braces the whole country, made it impossible to carry the strike to successful issue. TRIPLE. DROWNING. Four Went Out in Bout and Tried to Change Places. : A despatch-from Montreal 'saya. There was a triple fatality at the | Light, Heat-and Power Co. pienio' on Thursday at Maple Grove. F re + named Dugas, Perranlt, Pele ceau and Higgins vent out on the river for a row, and on changin psaces in the boat the quartet were thrown into the water, Higgins alone being saved. The other three « were not able to: swim. --s.------- FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE. Ifa» Appeared as a Farm in York-. shire, England, F A despatch from* London , mavart Tle foot-and-mouth © disease which the see 'of Great. "sain kave long been free. has a TA twide ¢ -dimgrick way ou a farm in Yorkshire. area arcund the affected has becn has becn quarantined" . 9} ths prison ight '= ENGLISH PRISON SYST Sepig Changes Outlined by~ Homes . Secretary Winston. Churoailh 7 A anetcs from Lisindos gays: +In thé héuse, of cymmons on. Wed- t olay | Winston Spencer =} Chureh' Npthe home secretaty, out- -}lined intending sweeping reforms in system, which are to be di. inaugurated partly by. administra- ve 'order and ey ys new bills non-payment, and to scbelindacd ciplinary or curative methods: f jimprisonment in the cases of y ful and minor offenders ; - political otenters. like ¥ em-! es j SA ¥ :