Sherbrooke daily record, 11 mai 1912, samedi 11 mai 1912

[" Sherbrooke Daily ' *\u2022\" fr Record.Bstablished 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE.SATURDAY MAY, 11 1912.ONECKNT BRIE \\im CBEERED.THE cm Wave of ladlgaatioD Spreads Over Will be Carried on Vigorously by Was Given Great Reception When tie Landed at Liverpool.WOULD NOT GIVE STATEMENT AS HE WAS SUFFERING STRAIN OF TITANIC DISASTER.Liverpool, May 11.\u2014| Special)\u2014 A big crowd awaited the arrival of Mr.J.Bruce Ismay, mauaging director of the White Star Line on board Adriatic, and cheered him as he walked down the gangway with his wife, who had gone on board at Queenstown, and accompanied him here.Mr.Ismay lifted his hat in acknowledgement of the reception, but excused himself from making any statement to the press, saying that he was still suffering from the strain of the disaster.He had, he said, already given the plain unvarnished statement of facts to a responsible and adequate commission, and he thought that his evidence to be given before a British Court of inquiry should not be anticipated.Britain Against Russia.ENGLISH PRESS CLAIMS THAT HER CONVICTION IS UNWARRANTED.Warsaw, Russian Poland, May 11\u2014 Miss Malecka, an English woman, was sentenced yesterday to four years penal servitude on a charge of being affiliated with Polish revolutionaries.PROTEST IN LONDON.London, May\t11.\u2014The Liberal l Board of Trade.ACTION OF COUNCIL SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION\u2014BIG INDUSTRIES INTERESTED.The enterprising c tizens of Sherbrooke are apparently not at all discouraged by the lack of assistance from the City Council in the advertising work curried on by the Board of Trade.A prominent merchant speaking to the Record declared that the Coun- morning newspapers protest strongly j cil>s action Bimply furnishcd cause for against the sentencing of Miss Malec ka, declaring that she was convicted on the flimsiest of evidence.They de mand that the British Foreign Office take strong action against Russia in behalf of Miss Malecka.Miss Malecka was arrested July i of last year charged with complicity | in plots of the Polisü revolutionaties.j The British Foreign Office made rep-! resentations to Russia, which! country- redoubled effort on the part of indi-i vidual citizens.The people were back of this movement and it must go on.If more funds were required they would be subscribed.The Council, on behalf of the city as a whole, should give some financial assistance to the movement.but the unprogressives seemed to tempor-; arily control the situation.This, permanent replied that although Miss Malecka'V\tGreater0 Sherbrooke i j mother was English and her father a Pole naturalized in England, the ! father never had permission to change ! his nationality and, therefore, in accordance with British law, his natur-; alization was ineffective and his ; de lighter was a Russian subject.movement This apparently very well\ting programme cm behalf of the East ADVERTISING THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.Material Being Collected for Booklets and Lantern Slides.HON.DR.PELLETIER IS ALREADY DOING SOME EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING IN ENGLAND.> Preliminary steps are already taken preparatory to the carrying of the proposed Eastern Towiiships publicity grant into effect.Material for the pamphlets which are to he provided by the Provincial and Dominion authorities is being collected, and it is expected compre hensive and attractive booklets will be forthcoming.In the early summer a photographer will be employed to supplement views already available for the lantern slides which are to be used in this feature of the advertising propa ganda provided by the Provincial Government.The members of the Eastern Town ships Associated Boards who have had this matter in hand are confident that a verj important advertis JOINT NEETING AT DAILY NEWS SPECIALS EROH ALL PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWN Hon P.S.G.Mackenzie and Mr E.Mclver Address Electors.AIIAJ CHINESE.Many on Borh Sides Were Killed nod Wounded.AFFAIR FOLLOWED STATEMENT of lama that Chinese WERE DESTINED FOR PUNISHMENT.Victoria, B.C., May 11\u2014(Special) \u2014News is brought here by the steamer Sanuki of rioting against Chinese at L-Hassa, capital of Thibet, during which many Chinese were roasted alive after an attack on Chinese quarters, in which many on both sides were killed and wounded.The affair followed a statement by Thibetan Lama that Chinese were destined for divine punishment.A fight ensued and Lama fled to Sela Monastery which was fired.The Chinese quarters were then attacked by angry Thibetans and many were roasted alive.CALLS ASQIM ENEMÏJF CANADA.Booar Law Charges Governmenl With Assisting United States.I sente the general public feeling I citizens employ stronger language I than others in discussing the Coun-i oil\u2019s action but in effect it is the It is hardly possible to estimate the importance of the advertisement the city has received through the efforts i of the Board of Trade during the past ! year.Already industrial and other beneficial results have been obtained.Big industrial companies are now con-1 sidering Sherbrooke as a location foi ern Townships will be forthcoming.It is interesting to note that Hon.Dr.Pelletier, the Agent-General in London, is doing some advertising on behalf of this section.In a copy of the Canadian supplement to the Shef .field Independent appears a half i page advertisement from Dr.Pelle-; tier\u2019s office.In this are shown two Eastern Townships views recently forwarded to Dr.Pelletier by the Record, namely, the dairy herd and CLAIMS IT WAS DUTY OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT TO LOOK AFTER INTERESTS OF BRITISH EMPIRE.London, May 11.\u2014Andrew Bonar buildings of Mr.W.S.Armitagc, their factories who, but for tins P'r j Sherbrooke, and an asbestos scene, paganda, would not have given any During the past few months English thought to this city or reanzea its journ;lijsts visiting Canada have come to Sherbrooke and the Townships.As a result of one of these visits a three column article appears in \u201cThe Can adian Mail\u201d of London, Eng., under the heading of \u2018\u2018Sherbrooke\u2019s Awak ening, What Her Public Spirited New Bank Act Calls For Banks To Replace Old Bills.GOVERNMENT WILL SOON ISSUE NEW FIVE DOLLAR NOTES.Ottawa, May 11.\u2014The minister of finance is busily engaged in planning out the provisions of the new Bank Act.The question of the soiled notes of the Dominion and of the banks, about which occasional criticism is heard from the press, will also he taken up.The new Bank Act will probably contain a provision making it the duty of the banks not to reissue any of their notes having a soiled or faded appearance.The banks have a standing request from the Department of Finance to return for exchange all such changing notes, which .comes into their possession, and in this way conditions -in this respect will he gradually improved.The old shin-plaster, a twenty-five cent note, is altogether likely to disappear in a short time, as it is understood the Minister of Finance does not favor it.The new Dominion five dollar notes, the first of that denomination issued by the Government of Canada, will soon be iàu '.bi\tYou ought to know.BBEVs jSSLMfcÆ&pï)\tAbbçris Effer- vescent \t25c and 60c bottle.CM J _._1 \tDolcl everywhere.79 Ail Grocers 5 and 10 cents per can.tustard Pie-ltia Borden Way.Dilute one \u2019can Peerless Brand Evaporated Milk, Kic.size, With three times as much water; add to mis four csss, well beaten, a idn-h of salt, a httle grated nutmeg or ground cinnamon, and sufficient sugar to sweeten to taste.Line two small or onelaige pie plate with plain paste .(deep pie Plates are preferable), fill wit It the mixture, and bake in a quo >.ut for one half hour.Writ# for Recipe Book BORDEN\u2019S CONDENSED IVHLK CO.[\tEstablished 1857.\t\u2022\u2022 Leaders of Quality\".1 WM.H.DUNN, selling, REPBESENTATive.\u2022\t- MONTREAL.FOR .UNSWE:E-1\u2019E:rJ-il^ EVAPORATED UNSWEETENED FURS Alex.Ames # Sons, Ltd.279 Wellington Street SHERBROOKE Photography! Id Its different branche* by an expert.Portraiture, Landscape*, Horse», Enlargement*.Developing and Printing for Amateura.Geo.Johnston 111 Wellington 8t., Bherbrook*.ASBESTOS.Asbestos is a curious rock; It breaks up bright and shining.And many say if you take stock It brings much cash m mining.In Thetford Mines they get it out, i think they blast twice daily.And on the road the men do shout Which makes you move quite gaily.Asbestos goes to England; France buys some yoti see.A market too in Belgium And progressive Germany.Its uses increase yearly One reason you will learn Although you roast it nearly Asbestos will not burn.It\u2019s used to roof the dwelling And also in the \u201cfleet.\u201d Wfiat next?\u2014There is no telling, I\u2019erhaps stockings for the feet.I Ou.- friends across the \u201cborder\u201d Are pretty wide awake, And lots of stuff they\u2019ll order From Thetford and Black Lake.Though they grow lots of cotton, Iii that line they \u201ctake the cake,\" I;Their asbestos stuff is \"rotten\u201d Beside the Thetford make, , The cars from here are sent away I And all packed pretty tight.Some mines are worked, not just by | day ) But also through the night.The famous \u201cMartin-Bennett\u201d mine, I Some say it\u2019s best In town.Then cotton it is really fine Abroad it wins renown.The old \u201cAmalgamated\u2019\u2019 Was closed down for a term And many men they waited For this old established firm.At \u201cJohnson\u2019s\" mine the workers Work steady, I am told, j And men who are not shirkers Are employed until quite old But \u201cJacobs\u201d have the sand hills | Put there by aerial craft.They seem to have the dusty mill j When gentle breezes waft.I On Saint Alfred it is pretty I On a hot, dry summer\u2019s day, For everything is gritty\u2014 You eat it by the way.The \u201cBell\u2019\u2019 mine is a wonder; Slack time they never fear; They blast stuff out like thunder And ship it all the year.Of all Asbestos mines on earth I think all will agree, T hat for the stuff of sterling worth We ship the quality.i Now if you care to write a line Soon nfter you\u2019ve addressed us You're sure to hear from every mine The prices of Asbestos.And if you think this is a \"blow\" And would really like to test us.Come to our mines, give us a show, Ami see the real Asbestos.H.A.\u2014Thetford Mines.y z y THESE STUDS PREVENT SUPPING .THE NEW DUNLOP SPECIAL No choap importatl tiros for these \u201c Tolly boys.Thoy know a thing or two princiimlly how to get t here and back.Bain or slush makes no difference\u2014the Dunlop Rubber Studs grip the road.SOLD BY BICYCLE DEALERS EVERYWHERE Rim-Cutting Wrecks 23 Tires in every 100 Tho side ring with round edgo neit to tiro.fT is because they cannot rim-cut that No-Rim-Gut I ires have made such great sales records.800,000 have been sold\u2014sold to the shrewdest class of buyers.Get the number right\u2014800,000\u2014enough to equip 200.0(H) Cars and not one has been ruined by rimcutting.The diagram shows why.No-Rim-Gut Tires are held in place by the round surface of the side ring.Ordinary tires must be held by a hook-shaped ring with the sharp edge of the ring next to the tire.Fhe constant rubbing of this sharp edge of the ring cuts the tire and in case of puncture ruins the tire in a tew moments.\\ No-Rim-Cut Tires 1(K Oversize These tires which can\u2019t rim-cut are 10% larger than ordinary tircs-have 10% more resiliency\u2014save unnecessary vibration.They have 10% more carrying capacity-provide for overloading.They add, with the average car, JP/o more tire mileage.We will be glad to send our book \" H°W TO SELECT AN AUTOMOBILE I IKE,\u201d free.The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.of Canada, Limited Head Office, Toronto\tFactory, Bown»>viU« Branches at Montreal.Toronto, Hamilton, London, Ht.Join,, X.It., Winnipeg, Regina, Calgarx, Vancouver, \\ictorla.4M i TOOKE Collars arc made in many different shapes and styles to suit many different men.Get your dealer to help you choose the styles that fit YOU, and they will feel as snug and comfortable as your favorite coat.Ï4 Sizes\u2014 They Fit.^ PAO* BIQHT, SHERP-ROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1912.WITH THE A60NÏ '\u2018Fniil-a4iyes\u201d Cured Her Kidneys u u AGAfAT WORK Tried Scheme on Mr.B.Cohen of This City.M;SS MAGGIE JANNACK Mountain.Ont.Dec.ut'.i.1010 \u201cI desire to let the world know the great debt I owe \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d which saved rny life when I had given up hope of ever being well again.For six years, I suffered from dreadful Kidney Disease.My legs and lower part of my body were fearfully swollen.The pain in my side and legs would be so bad that I would faint with the agony.Five different doctors attended me and all said it was Kidney Disease and gave me no hope of getting well.A kind neighbor visited me and mentioned the ease of Mrs.Fenwick who had been cured of a sickness like mine.I took \"Fruit-a-tives\u201d and in a short time, I began to feel better\u2014the «welling went down \u2014 the pains were easier\u2014and soon I was well.1 have gained over 50 pounds since taking \"Frait-a-tives'\u2019\u2014and my friends look upon mv recovery as a miracle.\u201d (Miss/MAGGIE JANNACK.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d are sold by ail dealers at 50c a box, 6 for 52.50, trial size.25c.\u2014 or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.The W retchedness of Constipation Can quickly be overcome by CARTER\u2019S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Purdy vegetable \u2014act surely and gently on the liver.Cure Biliousness, Headache, Dizzi- _\t^\t___ ness, and Indigestion.They do their duty.Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price.Genuine must bear Signature Carters ITTLE pills.ARTISTS\u2019 MATERIALS Fyn Sets, Points, Bulbs, etc.Wood for Burning, new stock Metal Aplika \u2014a new idea in Brass Decorations in Boies and Lamp Shades, China Colors and China for decoration.Stencils.C.Ri Crowley 6(12 St.Catherine Street, West, Montreal.PROMISED HIM $160,000 FOR HIS ASSISTANCE\u2014COPY OF LETTER.Another effort has recently been made to perpetrate the ''Spanish Swindle\u201d on a citizen of Sherbrooke.A day or so ago, Mr.B.Cohen, Gillespie Street, received the following letter, signed by one 'Tvanovitch,\u201d a stranger to him.Dear Sir: \u2018\u2018Although I know you only from good references of your honesty, my sad situation compels me to reveal to you an important affair in which you can obtain a moderate fortune saving at the same time that of my darling daughter.\u2018\u2018Before being imprisoned here, I was established as a Banker in .Russia, as you will see by the enclosed article about me taken from an English paper which published my arrest in London.\u201cI beseech you to help me to obtain a sum of $480,006.I have in America, and to come here to raise the seizure of my baggage paying to the registrar of the court the expense of my trial and recover my portmanteau, containing a secret pocket, where I have hidden the document indispensable to recover the said sum.As a reward I will give up to you the third part: viz: $160,000 dollars.\u2018T cannot receive your answers in the prison but you must send a cablegram to a person of my confi dence who will deliver it to me.\"Awaiting your cable to instruct you in all my seHret, I am.Sir.Yours truly, Ivanovitch.\u201d \"P.S.\u201d\u2014First of all please answer by cable, not by letter, as follows: Fansto Costa, Peso, Yalladolia, Spain.¦'Weil\u201d \"Cohen.\u201d THE NEWSPAPER CLIPPING The newspaper clipping referred to above reads as follows: \u2018\u2018Some months ago, as our readers may remember we referred in these columns to the great scandal caused Europe and America proved unavailing.\"The Russian police sought for him for a lang time in vain for it seems from Scotland Yard and acting under instructions of the Spanish Ambassador, who had previously interviewed the Home Secretary arrested him on his way from the Hotel where he was staying, to the Steamship office.It seems it was his evident intention to take passage for New York, From information received by the Ambassador, he had been hiding in Spain, where he lived with a woman and with his daughter.A few days before arriving iu London he had quarrelled with another Russian, who was mortally wounded by a revolver-shot during the scuffle, and who only lived long enough to denounce his assailant.\"In an interview with the Russian Ambassador, it seems that the name he had been using in Spain, and which be gave on being arrested was not his real one.Manasseina being simply an alibi, but after comparing the prisoner with photographs in his possession, the Russian Ambassador recognized him as Elexis Ivanovitch the criminal banker who eloped with 5 millions of rubles; he is a native of St.Petersburg, a widower 48 years old, with an only daughter that he left in Spain on escaping from that country.\"On being arrested, two of Manas-seina\u2019s or Elexis Ivanovitch portmanteaus were seized but although strictly searched nothing but personal effects were found in them, in spite of which, the Russian A mbassador declares that prisoner ought to have several million rubles somewhere.\"The Russian and Spanish Ambassadors conferred yesterday evening as to whether the prisoner should be conveyed to Spain or to Russia, and after an interview with the Home Secretary, and in accordance with the extradition treaty of England, Russia and Spain, it was agreed that the prisoner should be conveyed to Spain to stand his trial for manslaughter, and that only after his trial can the Russian Government ask Spain, through diplomatic channels, for his extradition.THE SHIPS THAT 60 DOWN IN THE NIGHT to see the lineman report to the bridge, and it had not been done).At the moment a man came up the companion way, near where I stood.Just as his head reached the level of the i deck, be quietly said, \"Oh/ there\u2019s land.\" In a moment I squatted to the deck.I saw, and with a wild whoop, I shouted \"we're ashore, we\u2019re ashore.\u201d The words were scarcely finished when the bell fiercely rang \"reverse\u201d to the engineer.The ship at once shuddered to a stop, while the Captain rushed from the chart room to the bridge.It must be understood that a \"blanket fog\u201d rises in a solid body, and beneath this the atmosphere is perfectly clear.In a few minutes the fog had lifted and the vessel was found to be in Metis Bay, head on for Mount Hersey, the lighthouse on the starboard and Metis on the leaboard side.The ship was immediately and quietly backed away past the point and headed up the St.Lawrence as though nothing had occurred.1 knew I had saved the ship, but 1 had only done my duty and thought nothing of it.Years afterwards I visited Metis.I was advised that it was only necessary to request a consideration of the matter by the ship company and I would receive a memo of the occasion.The skipper of a lumber brig cast the lead for me where the Polynision was arrested.He found it forty feet deep, three hundred yards farther on, twenty-two feet at high tide.But for mv shout she would have been hard and fast on shore, and at low tide on her beam ends, a total loss.Several of the men and women in Metis remembered being awakened in the early morning with the cry \"there\u2019s a liner in the buy.\u201d But the captain's answer to my letter would not admit the occurrence.He said the ship's log gave : no account of it.And the final remark at the office was, \u201cthe reputation of the St.Lawrence is bad enough now.don\u2019t make it any worse.\u201d And this is how ships go down in the night.JAMES DICKSON.Trenholm May 7, Ibid.M til CM C0UNIRY PRODUCE It sometimes requires a cruel ex- _ .\t,\t\u201e\t\u201e\t,\t, Ftnence to correct a serious error eraUy bvTnotld ^Banker1 who ^b- ! HaU ,a- Ce\"tUr>' when the audF erauy, by a noted Banner who ah- ence ieaped> {ell and worfe hurlftd down the stairway of the Quebec Theatre, against the closed door, preventing it sconded.leaving a deficit of over five millions of rubles.\u2018The Russian Police sought fgr him for a lomg time in vain for it seems he had not left the least trace of his tiight and the continued search over I GATS PAW HEELS Tread softly - Step safely.\" CATS PAW RUBBER SOLES Embody the patented features of Cat's Paw Heels.> f! Four Children Constantly Scratching, NearlyToreLimbs OiT.Curedin a Month by Cuticura Soap and Ointment \u2022'T\u2019sro r>f mr c .r an»! t^vo of my coni suffering from very had heads, the doctor ordering my dan;;!hers to have ail their LkIt cut oil oO to ; .' vçr;t it from spreading ail over their head», and to 6 f , get to the seat SXe»/ The trouble J'\tin order to be \u2019 !e to rub ^ \\ x\t' J-ome o i n t- /T7\t-r'- £\u2022 ; J-'- \u2018t V.f.iCh To\t- -\u2022\t\u2022 li\u2018- c'avc thorn, ^\t.Ly will into the 3&.J v - Y\t\u2022 X l : 0 re-.T hese y-'\t^\t-\u2019'ry Lores start'd I l 7 \u201d ' \" ' '.'g Y\tI n s m a Id 1 -J\tLi-*¦>' \u2014s» v ii h got Jarger and larger and ti < n burst and spread aii over their Juad.-, and in some cases down their backs and bodh s.The doctor said it v,as eczema, but thev seemed to be dailv Kfttlng worse.The .-ore- formed like little 1.ip then filled with matter, and looked hi.*- ubsfv-vses.They became all inflamed and j- ritaied, cau kid, to keep them from flii'ging Into the fi- h, and at night they v.'old neailv tear th* ir limbs off.The boL-irs v.ou Id be lit*.i ally covered v.dth blood.\"The teu/hers would not let them attend school fo: kar of inh ' tion rp\u2019'-adif.-f among the other child^n, b > 1 r jtut mi a Polo fsliine jnsfe Line* More- r Mythical Heroes.There are less than ten thousand bonafide veterans of the Fenian Raids.Yet the Dominion Government*has some seventeen thousand applications for the veteran grant.The band of Irishmen that came with more valor than discretion into Canada to conquer this country for the cause of Irish liberty, first formed their association in 1858 and culled themselves Fenians.Now this word Fenian conies from the name given the Irish mythical heroes, Fianna Eirinn.The Fenians, mythical heroes of the nineteenth century, coming from no one knows whence and drifting hack into the population of the United States without a disturbance of any kind to their own country, soldiers of fortune as many of them were, never-thtless set many matters of more or lefg importance 'in motion in the country upon which they chose to expend their misdirected patriotism.The wordy warfare as to which Canadian body of soldiers or individual sol-diei had showed greatest bravery in the Fenian Raid, had scarcely quieted down ere the men who had served on those \"memorable occasions\u201d began to request of the Federal Government some recognition of the \u201cconquering heroes.\u201d And the Government finally granted with due ceremony the sum of one hundred dollars to each of the Feniab Raid Veterans.So xve find that in the year 1912 that history somewhat repeats itself.For mythical heroes of the twentieth century, coming from no one knows whence, are claiming that hundred dollar grant.The Canadian Government may yet conclude that an individual bribe to every Fenian invader would have been cheaper than to pay their own \u201cbraves\u201d for expelling the Irishmen from the country.Politics \u201cOn de State\u201d \u201cA house divided against itself cannot stand,\u201d so what'will happen to the Republican party in convention to choose a presidential candidate is largely a matter for conjecture.Roosevelt and Taft may prove their own undoing, and the convention decide to shelve both and decide on an othet candidate of less personal and belligerent politics.La Follette is mentioned as a possibility.Taft is said to have carried thirteen Republican States to Roosevelt's eight.If Taft is superstitious he will make it fourteen\u2014or twelve.Thirteen is an unlucky number, particularly with an African hunter and Rough Rider on the other side.Taking all the presidential candid ates together they make a questionable showing, and no one of them sta.nds out as eminently fit.Even the Democrats are not putting up men of Î extraordinary mental calibre.In the political game in the States the machine is predominant, and at this particular time there seems no man big enough to overshadow the machine.So the contest is not one of principles hut of party politics, and, in the Taft and, Roosevelt division, personal preference.ONLOi )KER The British Investigation The British investigation into the Titanic disaster is taking up the question of the safety of third class passengers with more interest than the American Senate Committee.Exactly what happened in the steerage and quarters for the crew, and what of forts were made to save the lives of the steerage is not quite clear.One point that was not brought out in the American investigation was the injury hy fire to the bulkhead shortly after leaving England.Stories of those on the upper decks are numerous, but what actually happened below deck remains very obscure.What the explosion was that has been referred to by the survivors has not been definitely explained and as entire families were lost in the steerage evidently many unfortunates did not have a chance to save themselves.One mathematician has figured out lhat the opportunity of being saved is so much greater percentage in the first class cabin that travellers should consider the extra expense as insurance against accident.Y\u2019et thousands of travellers cannot aflord such cx tra expense, and there will continue to be second and third class passengers.Their safety is of as real importance, if not more, than those in the first cabin.And precautionary measures to ensure the safety travelling of all, not a privileged few, are the only ones worthy of consideration.The sailor is even more neces- SPRING HILL Arrivals, are: The Misses Ellen and Jennie Campbell, home from the States; Mrs.Joseph Corriveaux from Lewiston, Me.; Mr.George Brown, from Farnham; Mr.and Mrs.Norman Smith, Scotstown, visiting friends; Mr.Hugh Smith, from Lyndonville, Vt., for a few days visit; Mr.Malcolm McDonald, to Montreal; Mi> Goodenough, to St.Jobnsbury; Mr Kenneth McKay, from Scotstown : Mi Peter Cloutier, to Weedon Mines; Mrs.R.C.Van, from McLeods; Master Randall McDonald, to Milan.Mrs.John J.McDonald, who has been ill for some time, is now con valesoent.Mrs.Mary Buchanan, continues very poorly.Quite a number from here attended the Frontenac Co.Nomination at Meg-antic Wednesday.The election thi : year does not seem to put much of a stie in the people here.Mr.King, of St.Cecile, has bought.Mr.Joseph Ferland\u2019s property, and has moved in with his family.Steeple Joim Murphy Known as a very high class man amongst Church Officials of every ; denomination.Makes a specialty of gilding crosses, weather vanes, ami galvanixi-.l iron, copper, or tin work j on Chin it Buildings.Repairs a specialty.No scaffolding of any kind used.For full particulars address 6t>2 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal.Telephone, Uptown 4412.: HAWK BICYCLES An tm-to-