Sherbrooke daily record, 2 septembre 1913, mardi 2 septembre 1913

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., TUESDAY SEPTEMBER '2 1913 .-\u2014 ONE CENT GENERAL INTERVENES IN CASE; ASKS SPEEÜV RELEASE OF HARRY KENDALL THAW THAW HAS NO LEGAL RIGHT District Jail Neither Boarding Noose Nor Refoge.Means Early Delivery into Bands of Immigration ! Authorities.Sabeas Corpus Ease Called This Morning.Effort to Get Adjournment Fails.Argument in Chambers.General Public Excluded.JUDGMENT DEFERRED TILL WEONESDAV OR THURSDAY A new sensation was sprung in the case of Harry K.Thaw this morning, end the lawyers for the famous Mat-tcawan refugee admitted that it came as a bolt from the blue.They urged upon the Court the necessity of adjournment to meet the new situation.This the Court, for reasons stated below, denied.Intervention of the Attorney-General was the new emergency which the attorneys for Thaw were called upon to face.Mr.A.Geoffrion, K.C., presented himself as the special embassy of the Attorney-General.The first request of the Attorney- » *¦ » \u2022 SIR TOMER GOUIN, Premier and Attorney-General of the Province, who has intervened in Thaw case.General to the Court of St.Francis District was that the case be dealt with expeditiously; that there be no unnecessary delay in bringing it to a conclusion.Mr.Geoffrion further stated to the Court the desire of the Attorney-General that if it appeared to the Court that the prisoner, Harry K.Thaw, was held in the district jail illegally, that he should be set at liberty as soon as possible.\"The Attorney-General desires me to point out,\u2019\u2019 said Mr.Geoffrion in bis statement to the Court, \"that be does not desire the district jail to be made use of, either as a -boarding house or as a refuge from the working of Federal Statutes.\u201d Mr.Geoffrion further set forth that the Attorney-General was only concerned With the question of the legal- MR.JUSTICE HUTCHINSON, who heard habeas corpus proceedings.ity of the prisoner\u2019s present incarceration.If he was in jail illegally, he wanted him set free as speedily as possible.With any subsequent action which might be taken under Federal law he had nothing to do, and was not concerned in this direction.So intervention of Attorney-General is the big issue which the counsel cf Harry K; Thaw found themselves up against this morning.HABEAS CORPUS PROBLAM FIRST.The habeas corpus problem was however f'rst before the Court.As Mr.Geoffren stated the attorney general would prefer that the prisoner be liberated under hhbeas E Three United States Sheriffs Here After Thaw.Left to right : R.J.Hill, Sheriff of Orleans County, Yt.; Richard Beatty, Sheriff of Essex County Vt., and Sher ff Holman A.Drew, Coos County, N.H ISPS f -H \\ MU Ml Sll mm SSsliS; I «tp ?\tis- v ;\t:;\u2018v- -\t'¦\t-V-\u2014\t^ : : mm / \u2022\u2022 corpus if the Court finds that this can be done.\t\u2022 If not he requests his speedy release by the Court if it appears that he is illegally held.So the battle in the habeas corpus case comes on first.\"We contend that that grand old institution, the Magna Oharta, is being violated by this writ, taken out by Constable Boudreau, pretending to act in interests of th-a prisoner, while it is well known that the action is really taken on behalf of the foreign state.Harry K.Thaw is an alien, but is just as much entitled to the protection of the British Flag as Mr.Jerome or any other American in the city.He should be delivered over to bis enemies under this writ, pretended to be in his interests, but actually on behalf of the State of New York which seeks to return him to Matteawan Asylum.The above is the gist of the pretensions of the counsel for Thaw.PROCEEDINGS AT COURT HOUSE At 10 o\u2019clock this morning Harry K.Thaw was brought before Mr.Justice Hutchinson, in chambers.Only the attorneys and officials connected with the case and the newspapermen were present.A large crowd gathered in the vicinity of the Court House and the large court room was filled with interested spectators.They were, however, doomed to disappointment.Thaw was brought to the Court House at 10 a.m.and conducted, not to the large court room, but to the judge\u2019s chambers.This morning's proceedings, therefore, were without the spectacular features which marked the hearing the other day.JAILER\u2019S AUTHORITY.The proceedings opened with the reading by Prothonotary Broderick of the famous commitment under which Harry K.Thaw is held.ATTORNEYS DECLARE THEMSELVES.The attorneys in the case then declared to His Lordship their stand in the case.Attorney Geoffreon, representing the Attorney-General.Attorney F.Campbell representing the Minister of Interior.Attorney H.Verrett representing Petitioner Boudreau.Attorneys Nicol and Jacobs as counsel for Petitioner Boudreau.Attorneys Shurtleff, Fraser, White and McKeown renresenting the prisoner, Harry K.Thaw.SEEK ADJOURNMENT.The lawyers for Thaw made a big effort to secure adjournment till next Friday morning.The reasons offered were : 1\u2014\tThat J.N.Greenshields, K.C., leading lawyer for Harry K.Thaw, could not be present, being obliged to be in Montreal to attend a meeting of the Quebec Railway bondholders, a matter in which he was heavily interested.2\u2014\tThat Boudreau, petitioner in the habeas corpus proceedings, was not present, though they bad had assurances that he would be.Yesterday being a legal holiday they were unable to serve a summons on him in this connection.They regarded his presence as essential.3^\u2014That the intervention of the Attorney-General, through Mr.Geoffreon, had taken therm absolutely by surprise, and they desired time to consult authorities and prepare to meet the new situation.The opposing counsel, including Mr.Geoffreon, opposed the request for adjournment.The argument in this connection occupied an hour.Mr.Geoffreon stated that it was the expressed wish of the Attorney-General that the r .ter be dealt with with all posa'\tdition.On be- William Travers Jerome and Sheriff Holman A.Drew The New York special attorney in Thaw case, and the Sheriff of Coos County, N.PL, in conference, devising ways and means to get Harry K.Thaw awa\u201d from the Canadian authorities and across the border.half of the Attorney-General he opposed delay.AD JOU RN M ENT I) EN I ED.Mr.Justice Hutchinson denied the request to adjourn.He pointed out | that he did not regard the presence of ' Boudreau as essential to the case.There were only two points involved.1\u2014\tIs the prisoner detained in jaii illegally.2\u2014\tHas Boudreau a right to petition iq habeas corpus proceedings for his release.His Lordship called for argument on the count' of habeas corpus.THAW DENIES BOUDREAU\u2019S INTEREST.Dr.Shurtleff fyled declarations on behalf of Harry K.Thaw, denying the interests of Constable Boudreau, of Coaticook, the petitioner for habeas corpus.COURT PROMISES JUDGMENT IN , day or two.At the conclusion of the argument, Mr.Justice Hutchinson said he was not prepared to deliver judgment immediately.He would have to take time to consider the matter and would prepare his judgment on the habeas corpus writ in writing.He would deliver judgment perhaps to-morrow, perhaps on Thursday.In any event, he would notify the interested attorneys of the hour and place.The court then adjourned and Thaw was returned to jail, where he will remain at least for another night.Should the writ of habeas corpus be denied, even on the Attorney-General\u2019s intervention, a delay of some days would be necessary before the matter could come up on another form.EVENTFUL DAY* FOR THAW.There was little time for rest ini the rival legal camps, or in the newspapermen\u2019s reserve last night.Keyed up to the highest pitch over the prospect of a most important break in the Thaw case the reporters dared not go to sleep.Starting at eignt o\u2019clock the lawyers for the prosecut- j ion paid a visit to the Court House Library, where they labored over the I scores of leather bound books containing authorities that might prove 1 useful in today\u2019s argument.The con- j ference lasted until ten fifteen, after ; which the lawyers returned to the i Magog House.Thaw's lawyers were also active, j In a mnaU room in the Magog House, 1 J.N.Greenshields, K.O., W.H.Me- j Keown and O.I).White, K.0., labored on, and when seen about midnight, Mr.McKeown stated that the defence were as certain of victory as it was possible for mortal man to he.STILL ANOTHER LAWYER HAS ARRIVED.The midnight brought ri a large number of prominent people, all connected with the Thaw case.Ferhaps the most important was Mr.A.Geoffrion, K.of Montreal, who is here, as the representative of the Attorney General of Quebec province.It is understood he will he present and take part in the hearing this morning.His mission here ig to have all trifling stopped, and if Thaw is illegally incarcerated to see that he is liberated at once.AND MORE IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS TOO.The same train brought E.Blake Robertson, Assistant Superintendent of Immigration, back to Sherbrooke.He was accompanied by Dr.Douglas, the department\u2019s alienist; Inspectors David Reynolds, W.R.LitOe and M.Beauchamp.R.J.Little, an official stenographer from the House of Commons was also a member of the party.Here they were joined by Mr.Williams, another inspector, who has been here all week.JEROME THREATENED.It was brought to the attention of Mr.Jerome, last night, that several threats had been heard against him.He laughed, but admitted that he did not appear to be popular up here.Captain John Lanyon, who ac companied the former district attorney here, is not so ready to discredit these rumors as is Mr.Jerome, and has a number of men guarding Thaw\u2019s prosecutor.These threats, if such ever were made, are mere idle boasting and no citizen of Hherbrooke expects any outburst of disorder.LETTER FROM MAGISTRATE DUPUIS OF COATICOOK.Editor Record :\u2014 Dear Sir:\u2014May I be permitted a space in your valuable paper for the insertion of the following : RE COMMITMENT HARRY K.THAW AT COATICOOK.I note in your issue of the 30th., the petition of John Boudreau for (Continued, on Page 8) Sopt.Scott of Canadian Immigration Says He Must Be Sent Out of Canada WILL BE SENT BACK TO WHERE DOMINION AUTHORITIES KNOW HE CROSSED.Chicago, Sept.2\u2014(Special)\u2014\u201cThaw lias no legal right in Canada, and 1 see absolutely nothing else to do but send him back to the United States,\u201d declared W.D.Scott, Superintendent of Canadian Immigration, before he left here this morning for Ottawa.He said he would take up the case immediately upon his arrival.\"I am not in touch with the details of the case, but my mind is practically made up that I have but one duty to perform,\u201d he asserted.\"The question of whether Thaw is insane or had committed a crime need not be considered by me.He did not come into the country at a recognized port of entry, and must be sent back.\u201d Asked if the New York authorities would be permitted to take charge of Thaw, the superintendent replied that \u201cit would seem most obvious that he should be sent back where the Domin ion authorities knew he crossed the line.\u201d CITY OFFICE EMPLOYEES Resolution by Council Suspending Them Cams Into Eifeci To-Day SEVERAL GO TO WORK AT REQUEST OF MAYOR, PENDING ACTION OF COUNCIL.The resolution of the (\u2019ity Council, suspending all the employees in the various departments, came into force today.When Mayor Hebert paid a visit to the City Offices this morning he found a few of the employees at their desks.This was in response to the request made on Saturday by Mayor Hebert to the employees that they report for duty on Tuesday morning and continue with their woik as usual, pending further action by the Council.They were not, however, to consider this as constituting an engagement.Among those who were not at their positions, were Mr.F.J.Griffith and Mr.B.A.Du gal.MR.GATIEN IN CHARGE.Mr.E.C.Gatien, the newly appointed Treasurer of the City was on hand at the opening of the office this morning and took over his new dut ies.COUNCIL Wild, MEET TONIGHT.A meeting of the City Council will be held this evening, when the chief business to be discussed will he the question of the re-engaging or retiring of the employees.IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY PATTERNS.Regular readers of the Record, in town for Fail' Week, are advised that the Record has a small quantity of Imperial Embroidery Pattern Sets left.These may be had by Record readers, while they last, at the purely nominal price of 68c each.If sent by mail add 10c.See Coupon on another page.1LOMER GOUIN VISITS CRiBV Will Formally Open the New Roman Catholic College PAID A VISIT TO PROTESTANT SCHOOL AND TOOK DRIVE ROUND TOWN.Granby, Sept.2.\u2014(Special)\u2014Sir Lo-mer Gouin arrived in town this forenoon and was accompanied by several distinguished guests.He was met at the station by the Mayor, Mr.Boivin, M.P., and the Superior of the Catholic College, which institution ho will formally open this afternoon.Immediately after his arrival\t\t\the proceeded to\tthe residence\tof\tMr.Geo.Boivin,\tM.P., where\the\thad luncheon.\t\t\t Later a visit was paid to the new horticultural buildings, followed by a trip around town.Sir Lomer Gouin and party also paid a visit to the Protestant School.The opening of the new Roman Catholic College will take place about live o\u2019clock this afternoon.After the 1 ceremony Sir Lomer and party will be entertained at a banquet by the College authorities.JUDGES ARE ROSY .Draper, of Wilton, N.H., was in town last week with his uuto, calling on friends at Lake Megantic, and will return again for the hunting season.Mr.Carl Covey, of Woburn, has moved his family into the new house that he has had built this spring.It is quite a large two-storey building that will accommodate a number of guests, which he expects as soon as the hunting season opens.Several new buildings have gone up in the Woburn district since a recent visit there, showing that it is prospering and is a growing place.It was also noticed the only modern reapers and binders are to be seen around Lake Megantic, cutting the grain.The Rev.J.S.Michaud, the cure of Woburn, St.Augustine Church, is to be moved in a short time to St.Romaine.He will be replaced by the Rev.J.V.Lafontaine, from Windsor Mills.Dr.O.C.Ramsey, of New Haven, Conn., is at present occupying his camp at Arnold Pond, which he purchased from Mr.Draper.There are several guests at the camps of the Megantic Fish and Game Club at Arnold Pond which are this year under the care of Mr.and Mrs.Purcll, of Euttis, Me.The new dining camp is a nice, large building, with a wide verandah around three sides, which, with the old dining camp and several private camps, forms quite a village on a prominent point jutting out into the lake, and witli the majestic pines overshading them and the mountain on the north side of the lake for a back ground, it forms quite a picturesque scene.Mr.Leopold Girard has finished, his new home near the Three Lakes wharf, and it is quite an improvement to the district.It is a large, square, two-storey building, nicely painted in white, with dark facings, and is a conspicuous object from the wharf.Locke\u2019s last week ; Mrs.Wright Good-enough from visiting her aunt, Mrs.Baldwin, at Coaticook ; Mr.Thomas Bagley at North Hatley, visiting at Mr.Hide\u2019s ; Miss Mary Hoe in Sherbrooke on Thursday ; Mrs.Alex Lenox, of Cooksbire, in town, visiting friends ; Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Wey-land in Sherbrooke on Friday ; Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Morrow visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.V.F.Hodge, at Eaton on Sunday Mr.Abel White-head to Sherbrooke by auto on Saturday ; Mr.Thomas Morrow to Toronto to the Fair ; Mr.Moore, oi Montreal, Sunday with his family at the Methodist Parsonage ^ Miss Williams, nurse, of Sherbrooke, at Mr.M.Smith's ; Mrs.Andrew Morrow and little daughter home after visiting her parents at Eaton ; Miss Myra Ross visiting Miss Jennie McAdams at Brookbury ; Hev.Mr.Lewis homi from his holidays at Cacouna, entirely recovered from his severe injury ; Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Morrow and Mr.Fred Brouillette and family home, after a week camping at St.Francis River, and report a fine time ; Mr.Orel Harrison home from the hospital, where he went for treatment for his eyes, and is improving slowly.Mrs.Aulis, who was so severely injured, does not show much improvement.Drs.McDonald and Lynch performed an operation on Friday for appendicitis on Mr.Malcolm Smith\u2019s little daughter.The opergtion was very successful.Latest reports are that she is progressing favorably.The Model School re-opened here today, Sept.2nd, with the following staff of teachers : Mr.Duncan, principal ; Miss Hurd, model ; Miss Oob-leigh, elementary ; Mrs.McLeod, primary.All welcomed the homecoming of our esteemed friend and neighbor, Mr.F.G.Goodenough, after a month\u2019s tour through the Western States, touching Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota.He did not find the grain and corn crops very good.Corn, especially, Was very poor and not a 50 per cent yield.Continuing his tour through Winnipeg, Crow\u2019s Nest Pass, Kootenay Lake, arriving at Kaslo, B.C., he remained there two weeks and spent a most enjoyable visit with his son, Mr.James Goodenough, and family.Continuing his route to Nelson, up Arrow Lake to Revelstoke, and then home through parts of the Canadian North-West, where the wheat crop yield is extra, hut seems to he somewhat late.On the whole he had a most enjoyable trip, hut would advise middle-aged people to locate in the Eastern Townships, as there is certainly more comfort here.Next Sunday, September 7th, will be children's day at the Methodist Church.The Sunday school, under the direction of Mrs.Moore, will take the choir at both services.Special music 1ms necn prepared and several solos will he rendered.Robert Ewing, in Sherbrooke ; Miss Janet Wilson to Montreal to teach another year ; Miss Alice Dresser to Shawinigan Fails to teach school ; Mr.C.E.Hilton, of the Standard Manufacturing Co., Bridgeport, Conn., visiting his sister, Mrs.Julius Healy.His wife and two children have been here for two weeks, visiting ; Miss W.A.Lowry, of Lennoxville, the week-end with Miss Janet Wilson.On account of Miss Amy Dresser being sick, her school in Healy\u2019s school-house will not open till September 8 th.The Social Workers of New London will meet with Mrs.S.Astell, on September 11th.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of New London will meet on September 3rd with Mrs.Henry Pease, instead of Mrs.Henry Healy.BURY.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred Harvey from Concord, N.H., visiting Mrs.Chas.Good-enough ; Mrs.A.Roe in Coaticook to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Astell ; Mrs.Donald McKaskill, of Farnham, and Miss Dottie, of Lowell, Mass.; Miss Edith Rose and Mrs.Irwin and Mr.Peter Campbell, of Scotstown, visiting at Mr.Chas.COATICOOK.Mr.ami Mrs.F.W.Colwill have rc.-< turned from an extended trip to Wilmington, Del., Philadelphia, New York, Jersey City, Albany and Montreal.Arrivals and departures include : Mrs.Greggs the week end guest of Mrs.Nunns ; Miss E.Hammond and Mrs.Wadleigh have returned home after a number of weeks spent with friends in Connecticut ; Mrs.R.J.McHarg and family from their summer home at Lake Massawippi ; Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Thompson the week end with Mrs.Col.Thompson ; Miss Pickett, of London, Ont., visiting Mrs.H.Johnson ; Mr.H.O'Neill to accept a position with the Rand-In gcrsoll (\u2019u.of Sherbrooke ; Mr.Har mon Andrews his holidays with his mother, Mrs.S.W.Andrews ; Mr.II.DeMary, of Farnham, guest of his brother, Mr.L.C.DeMary ; Mr.Earl Andrews and family guests of Mrs.S.W.Andrews ; Mrs.Buzzell, of Cowansville, who lias been the guest of her brother, Mr.E.N.Robinson, home on Tuesday ; Messrs.M.Odell, Wendell Kennedy and Arthur Thriey, week end guests ; Mrs.Fred Eaton, of Vancouver, B.C., guest of her aunt Mrs.J.J.Parker.Mr.A.C.Hanson recently sold his home near the grove to Mr.Albert Kin ney.Miss Lulu Yetter, a former Coaticook young lady, was married to Mr.W.Davies, of Littleton, N.H., on Wednesday afternoon, August 27th, at Littleton.Mr.and Mrs.Davies are the guests of Mrs.Yetter.of the serious illness o; Air.Gasne\u2019s lather, requesting them to come at once.The Sunday School and Congrcga- j tion of the Federated Church will ' hold a picnic at Lake Nicolet on Sat- j urday next.Mr.and Mrs.Thompson and «son, who have been the guests ot Mr.and Mrs.Mowat, returned home Monday.A meeting of the Ladies\u2019 of the Fed crated Guild was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.E.E.Phil-brick for the purpose of arranging for tea to he given at an early date.Mrs.(Dr.) Loultenhouse entertained a few friends Monday afternoon in.honour of her mother, Mrs.J.C.Stockwell.Mr.Jos.Gray, left Tuesday for Western Canada.He will visit sonin of the most important cities there be fore he returns.CLEVELAND.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Alfred Bushey and son, of Tilton, N.H., visiting her mother, Mrs.Seth Taylor ; Mrs.Mathews and Mrs.Whitney and little son, who have been visiting Mr.J.Mathews, to their home in Malden, Mass.; Mr.Robert Boast and Miss Gwen.Killingbeck, after visiting Mrs.O.E.Boast ; Mrs.Chas.Scott visiting lier daughter, Mrs.DANVILLE.Mr.C.E.Pope leaves Tuesday for a visit to his daughter at Wheat-lands, Man.Mr.(\u2019has.Brown of Granby, was the guest of Mrs.G.F.Cleveland for the week end.Mr.Outhbert Murray and Mr.Hat-ten (lf Montreal were guests, the former of his parents, Rev.G.II.and Murray,' and the latter the guest of Dr.Brown.Mr..K Wright, accompanied her\tand\twill\trr\tein for\ta few days ; Mr.\tand\tMrs.\td\ti »rkev\tto Derby Tdne: Mr.\tand\tMrs.\tV».\tWest and chil- dren to Ohio open \u2022 n.nd Mr.H.to Boston, after holidays here, the.guests of Mr.T Hollow a-.Mr.S.TV Knight is having a new silo built.His old one was blown ; drrvn by the w:r>rl tlbs soring.The W'aII is being ereet^d for the new I Vor-n which is being put up by Mr J.Dion.GIL LETTS LYE EATS DIRT 1 fll'CU 0PDUK0 -fULL CmlCîiO*» O*»** * * Ï.G\u2018 LUTT COMPANY LIM^ TORONTO ONT sou caliin on Mrs.1\u2019.H.Cox; Mr.anil Mrs.Jus.MeVetty, Maple HID, Bmiduy with their daughter, Mrs.A.'\u2022Vnrk; Messrs.J.B.Campbell ami James Lennon Thursday at the Quebec Exhibition; Mrs.McIntyre and her daughter for their home in Chicago Saturday; Mrs.Meehan and Mr.Turner Wednesday with Mr.and Mrs.P.Rooney, Kinnear\u2019s Mills; Mr.and Mrs.S.Maxwell and son Douglas, on Sunday with relatives here; Mr.Thomas A.Duff here with friends.The prize winners in the grain competition in this vicinity are ns fol lows; Messrs.Jos.Lennon, James Maxwell, J.IÎ.Campbell and Thos.Watts.BE AU RIVAGE.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Ross and Mr.A.C.Ross, of the Manor House, guests of Mr: and Mrs.Ayl-win, of Leeds, on Sunday ; Miss Mar jortc Nuthrown, of St.Sylvester West, visiting Miss Gwen Maehell ; Miss Ethel Maehell with friends at fit.Sylvester West ; Miss S.Watt at Scott\u2019s Junction, Bounce, on Friday; Mr.A.C.Ross, Mrs.Ross and Miss G.S.Ross to Quebec in their auto, Friday ; Mrs.iM.Allen and Miss Bourgeuult visiting friends at Plessis-ville for the week end ; Mr.and Mrs.J.Whyte and daughter Effie at Mr.and Mrs.Mercier's recently ; Mrs.Blackburn and children and Mrs.Conroy and children to their home in Montreal after a few weeks with then-parents, Mr.and Mi's.Win.Moran ; Mr.Joe Mullavey to New York ; Mr.L.Gosselin to Sherbrooke on Saturday ; Mr.A.Maehell on Monday to attend Sherbrooke Fair and visii friends in Waterville for a few days.Harvest is in full swing here and farmers report a good crop.Potatoes too are showing up well this year as there were very few hugs.Fruit is very scarce, apples and plums being almost a.total failure.Hay was very good, most farmers reporting as large a yield as last year and some more.Mr.Ross had 14(1 double loads of fine tpiality hay.SPOUTING HS ! RANGES.WILL SHOOT FOR GUPS AT MAR-BLETON.Bishop\u2019s Crossing, Sept.2.\u2014(Special) The Second Annual shoot for thy silver cups, given by Mr.J.H.D.Codere, Col, R.J.Spearing and Mr.J.B.Mitchell, will be held on the i).C.R.A.Ranges, September Cth.For the cup presented by Mr.J.H, I).Codere, Ranges 200, 500 and G00, 7 shots at each range, one sighting shot allowed.For the cup presented by Col.R.J.Spearing, Range 600\u2014ten shots.For the cup presented by Mr.J.S.Mitchell, to be shot in conjunction with first, match.Shooting to commence at 10 o\u2019clock.GOLF The St.Johnsbury Golf team visited Bonnie View Club Saturday.Dinner was served by the ladies of the club at the clubhouse.The members of the Coaticook Golf team played at Holrnhurst on Saturday and were defeated.Tea was served by the young men of Holrnhurst Club and a social dance took place in the evening.SPORTING NOTES The local baseball team played the, summer colony at North Hatley on Saturday afternoon and were defeated.WILLIAMS\u2019 TOOTH PASTE with nickel Tooth Bruch Holder, combination package, He.By mail I cents extra.F.T.ANSELL druggist and Stationer, 10 8TBATHCONA SQ., Sherbrooke, Qne.One of our now styles for Fall wear.Note the receding toe and Hat heel.Prices $4 00 to $6.00 J.Â.Wigptl & Co, HANIINi IRom Mail Steamships MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL.Royal Mall Service.Virgin\ti an-\t-Tuesday,\tSept.\t9.Tunisi,\tan\u2014\tTuesday,\tSept.\t16.V iotor\ti an-\tTues., S\tcut.23.\t t\u2019orsic\til n-\tTyesduy.\tSept.\t30.MONTREAL TO GLASGOW.Royal Mail Service.Scandinavian- Sal\u2019y, Sept.0.Hesperian\u2014-Thursday, Sept.11.ITetorian, Sat.Sept.1ÎO.Grampian\u2014Thursdn.v Sept.2'>.M ( ) N T R E A L H A V RE-LO N1 ) ON.Corinthian Sunday.Sept.7.Sicilian\u2014Sunday, Sept.M.Ionian, Sunday, Sept.Ü1.Pomeranian.Sunday.Sept.L\u2019S.H.& A.ALLAN, General Agents, 2 Bt.Peter 8t.Montreal.™ 1W fi\u2019-fi V \u2019\u2019 h r4A Sept.2nd, 3rd and 4th.tD\u2019ltX.ii.d Return limit Sept.9th, 1913.City Ticket Office, R Strathcona Sq.5 Bell Tel.130.or C.L,R.Station Tel.207.GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.- I Two Maroon 1 Operators on at] 8team«re, From\tFrom Glasgow.\tMontreal; Auk.23 CASSANDRA Sept, ft Auk.'!0 ; Dr.McKay, $5 ; R.R.Barrage, ?5.Mr.A.J.La Berge, representing Ames, Holden, Me (\u2019ready, Limited, boot and shoe manufacturers, is at Room 10, Métropole Building, King street, where he will remain for if bout ten days.Merchants visiting Sherbrooke are invited to call and look over samples for spring, 1914.Farmers should not miss seeing the demonstration of the Sharpies Mechanical Milker on the Fair Grounds every afternoon at 4.30 Messrs.Cassidys, Ltd., of Montreal, beg to inform the crockery and glassware dealers that, they have opened a sample room in the Métropole Bldg., Room 21, where we can show a larger range of goods and better satisfaction to the buyer.This sample room will be in charge of Mr.H.N.Le Cornu, who will be there till after Fair Week.Make your appointment by Phone 1294.Miss Norine McManus entertained at a very enjoyable handkershief shower on Friday evening last in bon or of Miss Frances Mooney, whose marriage takes place shortly.The handkerchiefs were presented tied with white ribbons tc a pretty ja panese parasol.The evening was spent with music and singing and dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.Those present were Misses A.Campbell, A.Darche, M.Bonner, M.J\u2019.Southwood, E.Coo-gan, S.Stenson 1).Hewitt, G.Walsh K.Walsh, L.Steel, S.Hawkins, G.Hebert, V.Workman, W.Mulvena, L Mulvcna, Miss Brosseau (Montreal), M.Mooney and Miss A O\u2019Donnell (Waltham Mass.),\ti DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.Messrs.Fuller & Wiggett, grain and feed merchants, Strathcona Square, have dissolvAl partnership.From Sept.1st the business will be carried on by Mr.W.H.Fuller.LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG.The Steamer Anthémis is now making the usual summer trips through the Lake.Leaves Magog Mondays and Saturdays 8.35 a.m., arriving at Newport 11.30 a.m.Returning leave Newport 12.30 p.m., and Saturdays connecting with the Canadian Pacific Ry.special from Montreal to Sherbrooke, at Magog, 4 p.m.Wednesdays and Fridays leave Magog 11.30 a.m., arrive Newport 2.20.I/eave Newport 4.20, arrive Magog 7.15.For further particulars and timetables apply to Canadian Pacific Ry.Agents.\u2014 Memphremagog Navigation HAS BROUGHT SHERBROOKE INTO CREAT PROMINENCE.Mr.A.M.Sangster has just returned from a ten days\u2019 automobile trip to Old Orchard.He went through the Crawford Notch and returned via Laconia and the Franconian Arch.As his car was flying the Sherbrooke pennant he was immediately connected with the Thaw case at every stopping place.In the hotels, numerous enquiries were made, invariably commencing \u201cI see you have got Thaw up in Sherbrooke.\u201d Mr.Sangster came from Colebrook to Coaticook over the same route covered by Thaw in bis flight.Mr.Sangster praises .the Hampshire roads very highly.New A TREAT COMING.Geo.R.Guy presents this season the best show he ever had and the best that ever came to His Majesty\u2019s.The Guy Brothers Minstrels are on the top-notch of success and guarantee to give the finest entertainment ever given by any similar organization.A clean, chaste and refined performance, with elegant new scenery and costumes, a lot of surprises for the public, some of the hits\u2019 of last season being retained, such'as Adams anil Hill, who made every one scream with laughter at their very funny falls.The Great Ludwig, a wonderful impersonator will be seen, with his elegant gowns, etc.The Davis Brothers, two gentlemen that play on every kind of musical instrument, draw a very large salary, but are the very best of entertainers and worth the admission alone.Herman, the Human Bird, a European novelty act, is well .worth going miles to see and will keep you guessing.Fritz & Arnold, the expert dancers, are sure to please you.The singing is grand.Several new soloists will be hoard, who are of the best.The orchestra will be of the same high standard as over.This attraction will appear at His Majesty\u2019s three nights, commencing Wednesday, September 3rd; ROOMS AND BOARD'FOR EXHIBI TION WEEK.Two rooms with breakfast if de sired, 93 Bridge Street.Mrs.E.Poole, 19b Meadow St.\u2014 Two rooms.Double and single rooms to let, 50 Frontenac street.Two rooms with board, Louis Cabana, 17 Morkill Road, East Sher brooke.Room and board at 09 Bridge St.Rooms to let, 12 Grove street.Rooms to let, 51 Laurier Ave.Two rooms, board if desired, 50 Laurier Avenue.Rooms and breakfast if desired, 18J Aberdeen Ave.Room to let\u2014333 Wellington St.Room, with or without board\u20148 Belvklere St.Board -27 Bank St.Room for two\u2014117a Bowen Ave., upstairs.Rooms to let.\u2014109 Bowen Ave East Sherbrooke.Room and board for four at C Stanley Aab.Two rooms, with hoard, at 12 Wolfe St.Two rooms, breakfast if desired, at 13 Meadow St.Two rooms and accommodation at Mrs.Richard\u2019s, 62 Bowen Ave.Rooms to let, breakfast if desired.38 London St.Room for three.\u201412a Bowen Ave.Two rooms, breakfast if desired, 104 First avenue, East Sherbrooke.Two rooms, 106 First avenue, East Sherbrooke.Three furnished double bedrooms, with meals if desired\u2014111b Alexander St.One furnished room to let.No meals.\u201439 Grove St.Room to let, 25 Frontenac street downstairs.breakfast, 20 Island and 85 Laurier avenue Room street.Mr.Wright, rooms to let.One furnished room to let.Apply 46 Peel street.Room for two; breakfast if desired.12 Second Ave., East Sherbrooke.Furnished room to rent.\u201432 Grove St.Phone 694.Two rooms, 13 Sanborn.Room for two at 71 Laurier, Ave.Two bedrooms at 95 London St.1\troom to let, 52 Laurier Ave.'* Room for six men at 221a Wellington Street.Room to let.48 Frontenac St.21 Fulton Avenue, 2 rooms.One room, 11 Sanborn St.Two rooms at 102 King St.Furnished room.Apply 42 Frontenac St.2 rooms at Mrs.F.Mathieu\u2019s, 282 Wellington Street.Room to let 23 Frontenac Street.Rooms and Breakfast is desired at 94 and 94 London Street.Rooms at 7 Jubilee St., East Sher brooke.Rooms at 18 Bowen Ave., East Sherbrooke.2\trooms 21 Gilespie Street.One room with breakfast if desired at 34 C.Front Street, East, Sherbrooke.Furnished room\u201434a London St.2 Rooms to Let\u20147 Richmond St.Rooms at 278 Wellington St.Room at 286 Wellington St.Rooms at 15 Meadow St.Two furnished rooms to let\u2014135 Wellington St.Three rooms at 233 Wellington St.Accommodations for 65 at St.Vincent de Paul Hospital.Three rooms\u20141G Goodhue St.Anti-Bo>:ing Agitation Fred Welsh, the light-weight cham plon of the world, gave a boxing ex hibltion at the Carnarvon Pavilion to an audience which numbered about 1,000.The nature of the exhibition had provided much adverse criticism among Nonconformist leaders In the town, and, had time permitted, an endeavor would doubtless have been made to put a stop to it.The agita tion may lead to county council candidates being asked to make the exclusion' of boxing exhibitions a condition of granting theatrical licenses.High Grade\tMedium Priced Lighting Fixtures Suitable for office, residence or factory.The largest assortment in the Townships to choose from.ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND SUPPLY ,00.Blowing Open a Safe On the charge of attempting to blow open a safe at the Theatre Royal, ; young man named Alfred Smith was at Liverpool committed for trial.Hit lips and chin were covered with plas ter, and it was alleged he had used gunpowder for blowing open the safe and had been Injured by the explosion He was stated to have said: \u201c1 hat the light at the end of a stick am stood near the door, but it went ofi too quickly.The two other fellow, cleared to the top of the building they were frightened.\u201d Mother of 42 Children Mr.Fred.\\V.Edwards writes fron Swadlincote, Derbyshire to the Edito.of \u201cThe Daily Mall\u201d: Sir,\u2014The mention In your Satur day\u2019s issue of an hotel-keeper\u2019s larg family reminds me of a tombestone ii the churchyard of Monks Kirby, neai Rugby.The inscription reads: \u201cIn memory of Eliz.Mott, wife of John Molt, who died October 24, 172G married 44 years, and the mother ol 12 children.'A loving wife, a tender mother, Scarce left behind her such another.\u2019 Mount Edgecomb stands not for the speculator, but for the settler\u2014the man who wants to make a homestead.Tel.359.\tw.A.HALE.R.LAKEMAN.Tel.714, 41 MITCHELLS We Have Everything For The ^\t.Modern Plumbing Installation ffTOCTi:i:';i;»;iCT?= jVtkî \u2014Y\u2014v .V\u2014V.s We only handle lines of proven merit.When you get, plumbing goods from us you get the bes't that are procurable, at a price that is right for that of good quality.Baths-Euameli-ed, Steel Glad Steel Eeamell-ed-AII Styles and Sizes.Lavatories, Closet Combinations, Kitchen Sinks, Laundry Tubs, etc., etc.Ranges, Boilers, Plumbers Brass Goods, including Bath and Basin Trimmings, efc.IT WILL PAY YOU TO COMMUNICATE WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY.The real pleasure in trading here is that we supply EVERYTHING NEEDED ON THE JOB.No time wasted in running from place to dace.You will benefit by getting in touch with us.Call or write.J.S.Mitchell & Co.Our Great Fall Stock of Shoes is now Complete We are now displaying much the handsomest line of glen's, Women's and Children s Shoes and üjrfords that has ever been offered for sale in Sherbrooke.Your pleasure to see them, our pleasure to show them.\\ isitors during Pair Week are cordially invited to examine our:stock of newest styles.M.J.CROQUETTE 85 Wellington Street,\t*\t.\tOpp.His Majesty's Theatre.H* FOR SALE Large House on Bridge Street Just above Pine ; abed and stable and large lot, 66 feet front and 190\t$ feet deep.For further particulars apply to Robert Seiveright REAL ESTATE AND CUSTOMS BROKER.PhoBe\u2014OfBc«, «43 ; House.1296.\t-\t-\t1 York Apartment», *1\u2014I-*;I\u2014'\u2014\u2019\u2014;*-:\u2014d**;**I\u2014 DIAMONDS are a good investment at any time but this week I\u2019ve some extra bargains in loose and mounted stones that are worthy of your consideration.No trouble to show them.O.J.GENDRON JEWELER\t135 Wellington St.fiS: Stylish Fall Suits $15 00 to $20 00 A complete showing of the season\u2019s models and fabrics.Garments of individual character, moderately priced.See them and get posted on what\u2019s right for this season\u2019s wear.Exceptionally attractive values.Our clothing is dependable in quality and style.Our fall models of Suits and Overcoats are here for your inspection.Buucher, Lacroix & Fisette 103.167 Wellington St.SHEUBUOOKK T Owners are requested to call on representative at Magog House, this week, for free inspection of their cars.\t.* Rousseau Bros.Ltd.i\\ Take a Kodak with fou on your Vacation trip.A complete line at FRASER\u2019S (THE KODAK STORK.- \u2022 VV* will do^KAF Developing and ***rH lor roa.rH-HrHr fc Interest at 4 per cent, allowed on po»it«, computed half-yearly, de- J \" i Sherbrooke Loan ?& Mortgage Oo.J Office, Art Building.Office t hours, 9 to 5; on Saturdays, 8 f to IS.Telephone 539.\t4 W.A.HALE, Presidsnt.i R.N.ROBINS.S»c.-Trsas.* BEST COPY AVA ^ 49 t ¦I Y ' ndmiRDOK» DAILY RaOOftD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Î, 19lf.**vrv\\r pîva FINANCIAL AND l MARKET NEWS [ TO-DAY\u2019S MARKET PRICES.Morning quotations New York Market fend transactions Montreal Stock Exchange, reported by F.B.McCurdy & Co., Art Building, Sherbrooke.Members el Montreal Stock Exchange.\tOpg.\t11.15 \t\tam.iatch\t\t\t\t\t 961\t9&I Anc\t\t\t 38|\t88 \u2022A.C.P\t\t\t 77*\t761 A.R\t \t\t\t\t EA UTIFUL SEMI - DETACHED y house in finest section of North Ward, to let.Contents of house for sale also.Address Box 79 Record./OR EMISES NOW OCCUPIED BY Bank of Montreal to let.from 1st.\"Sept.next.Suitable for office or store, safety vault and all modern conven-ioii'CH.No.3 Main St., Granby, Que.James L.Stepletou, Granby.Que.LET FROM 1ST SEPT.NEXT FI- the stoam-hcated premises In Public Library and Art Building at present occupied by Canadian Pacific Railway and Telegraph Co and Dominion Express Co.: about 60x22 on ground floor, with storage cellar same size bemw; most central business site in city on Strath-oona Square, at junction, of four principal streets radiating to all parts of city.Premises will be remodelled and finished to suit lessees.Good entrance ;at rear.Also room about 22x55 on sub-floor on river side, 14 ft.high, opposite offices McCurdy & Co., finely lighted, good entrance, suitable for offices, salesroom or light manufacturing ; steam heated.Also small salesroom in main hall of building.YVTANTED-\u2014MEN FOR GOVERNMENT uTf».Job», $26.00 wetk.Writ» for list ol poaitto*» opem.Franklin Institute.Dept.b2$F.Rochester, N.Y.i?J.OOD ALL-ROUND GARDENER.EX-YA perienced, competent to make improvement» on property, also to repair and paint.Box 123, Knowlton.MACHINISTS \u2014 SEVERAL FIRST-class machinists wanted.Lathe hands and men accustomed to working from drawings.Canadian Ingersoll-R&nd Co., Limited.f^fONCRBTE MIXERS.BOTH BATCH ^ and continuous, new and secondhand, hi stock lor immediate shipment.Contractors should have our 180-page catalogue, showing everything required by concrete workers at lowest prices.The Fobs & Hill Machinery Co.344 St.James St., Montreal.MEN WANTED TO LEARN AUTO driving and repairing by garage and road experience.Special opportunity for limited time.Write at once.The Maine Auto Company, Taylor Street Garage, Portland, Me.rpEN GOOD MEN WANTED FOR -I- steady work in steel works.McKinnon, Holmes & Co., Ltd., Sherbrooke.TZTTCHEN BOY WANTED \u2014 APPLY lV Mrs.Holt, Preparatory School.Len-noxville.T^XPEKjIENCED CLERK WANTED\u2014 Apply A.A.Gunning, Montreal St.MAN TO WORK ON FARM SUMMER and winter.Good wages.T.A.Sweet, Cherry River.Que.Farmers\u2019 Fxciiange Rates : *15 words or less 15c.each insertion, one cent for each additional word, three insertions for price of two.-f rrWO REGISTERED BULL CALVES -t from the best cows in any prizewinning herd for sale ; also extra grade heifers.J.F.Woodman.Hatley, Que.LTARM FOR SALE.OWNED BY MR.t- C.E.Worden, at Meig s Corner, halfway between Stanbridge East and Dunham, 115-acre farm, good buildings, with stock and farm implements.45U sugar trees and utensils ; also 52-acre wood lot, one mile distant, to be sol per sell with complete stocky and crop.I'or m,,ntl| Apply to W.II.Lambly, Kec.- ,'0>\u2018 i Treas., Inverness, Que._________ \u2014~ i further information apply J.A lond.107 Galt S\u2018 Sherbrooke MISCELLANEOUS.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.T I CHIN BED HOTEL FOR SALE.AP-LJ ply Montreal House, Sherbrooke.LOST AND FOUND NO 5(5 MELBOURNE ST., WITH 100 foot frontage, for sale.Also ! building lots adjoining.All with famous ; view of «he St.Francia valley.Apply j/IVE HUNDRED DOLLARS OR LESS l or good security will start you in business which is growing every year.Very best opportunities to right man.Xddreea Box 31.Record.W Hi* le SWerbrcoke.I)iIIRSE CONTAINING SUM