Sherbrooke daily record, 3 septembre 1913, mercredi 3 septembre 1913

[" r/ Sherbrooke Daily Record.BE Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3 1913 ONE CENT THAW SET FREE BY \u201c \u201d JUDGMENT; RE-ARRESTED BY IMMIGRATION MEN HARRY KENDALL THAW whom Jero\u201co aVuelwan^ to return 'JÎ WILLIAM TRAVERS JEROME Who is specially commissioned by New York State to return Harry K.Thaw to Matteawan.Photo taken since his arrival in Sherbrooke, and published in the Record by special arrangement with the Boston Journal.(Copyright by Journal Publishing Co.) ¦ ¦ ifli Thaw Sends For His Mother to Come to Sherbrooke.N.K.\u2019 \"\t.K.C\u201e Enters Case on Thaw\u2019s Behalf.Looks like \" to Test Im-itcl.Thompson Jhaw\u2019s Chauffeur, Before Court To-Day.His Case Adjourned Jor One Week.Shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon Harry K.Thaw was set free through judgment rendered hy Mr.Justice Hutchinson granting the writ of habeas corpus applied for by Constable Boudreau, of Coaticnok.His Lordship granted the writ, absolutely in a judgment which appears below.Thaw was present when the judgment was rendered and.for a brief space was once more a free man.A warrant in behalf of the Immigration authorities, however, was served and he was again placed under arrest.The next step is a board of inquiry, probably at Coaticook.Thaw will have right of appeal and there may be considerable delay before he can be taken across the border into Vermont.If the lawyers for the defence are permitted to test the constitutionality of the Immigration Act, the delay will be almost indefinite.Thaw, however, is no longer a provincial prisoner.He is now a federal prisoner, charged with having entered Canada by stealth at other than a regular port of entry.Mm ¦ 1 THE JUDGMENT \u2018\u2018The undersigned judge having heard the petitioner by his counsel on the merits of his petition for a writ of habeas corpus for the release of Harry K.Thaw, and having also heard the said Harry K.Thaw by his counsel in opposition to the said petition, and having examined the proof and proceedings of record and deliberated.\t1 \u201cConsidering that it is evident from the return of the jailer of the common jail of the district of St.Francis, in which the said Harry K.Thaw is imprisoned, that the said Harry K.Thaw is illegally detained in the said jail of this district, inasmuch as the otfence against him, namely, \u201chaving broken out and escaped from an insane asylum in a foreign country,\u201d is an offence not known to our law.\u201cConsidering that the further question presents itself, and which is to be determined, is the petitioner legally entitled to make the said petition, and is he acting on behalf of the said Harry K.Thaw.\u201cConsidering that the petitioner, Boudreau, laid the information and complaint herein against the said Harry K.Thaw, and swore to the same, and was the primary cause of his arrest and detention in the said common jail of this district.Considering that the said petitioner, Bondreau, in causing the arrest and detention of the said Harry K.Thaw, as- aforesaid, acted illegally, and did a great wrong to the said Thaw and violated his personal rights.\u201cConsidering that the said petitioner now recognizes that he acted illegally and did a great wrong to the said Thaw in causing his arrest and detention in the said jail, and now desires, so far as he is able, to retract and undo the wrong he has done to the said Thaw, and to restore him to his personal liberty he had before his said arrest and detention.\"Considering that the said petitioner, in making the present petition for a writ of habeas corpus has acted not only on his own behalf, but, presumably, on behalf of the : aid Harry K.Thaw, but the latter denies that the petitioner is acting in his interests and on his (Thaw\u2019s) behalf ; and it may be mentioned here that when the term \u2018on behalf of another\u2019 is used in a legal proceeding it means, according to the law dictionary, in the name of, on account of, j for the advantage of, or in the interest of.- \u201cConsidering that the said writ of habeas corpus is issued under the authority of the Statute No.95 of the Consolidated Statutes of Lower Canada, and that the said statute provides : \u2018That the common laws and statutes of England shall be applicable thereto,\u2019 hence the English judicial decisions are entitled to great weight.\u201cConsidering that under the English law no legal relation is required to exist between the prisoner and the person making the application for the said writ.\u201cConsidering that it may he made, of course, by the prisoner himself, but also by third persons, for example, by a husband on behalf of his wife ; by a wife on behalf of her husband ; by a father on behalf of a ton ; by a sister on behalf of her sister ; by an agent or friend on behalf of the prisoner ; by a guardian on behalf of children.These persons may apply for a writ of habeas corpus in certain cases without authority, without the consent, and even without the knowledge of the person or persons imprisoned.It is true that generally it is required that the petitioner should produce an affidavit of the prisoner, but if reasons are shown, or it appears from the record that this affidavit cannot be had, it is dispensed with.\u201cConsidering that the English law goes further, and in the 10th vol.of Halsbury's Laws of England, page 57, it is stated by the learned author, who was for many vears Lord j High Chancellor of Great Britain, that : \u2018Any person is entitled to institute proceedings to obtain a writ of habeas corpus for the purpose of liberating another from an illegal imprisonment.\u2019 And he specially cites as his authority for the statement a judgment reported in 13 East, page 195, known as the Hottentot Venus case.\u2018In this case there was no affidavit of the prisoner, but the court pointed out that in that case a reason was assigned for not producing the affidavit, and it may be added that the W'rit of habeas corpus in the said case was granted upon the allegation that an ignorant and helpless foreigner had been brought into the country (England) and exhibited against her consent by those in whose keeping she was, (this ignorant foreigner evidently had neither authorized, consented to, and was even without a knowledge of the application for the writ of habeas corpus on her behalf), and it was pointed\u2018out in that case that the authoritu of the court is the guardian of the liberty of the subject.The said author also cites two other cases to the Janie effect, namely, re.Elizabeth Daley, 2 F.F., page 253, and re.Thompson, 3 L.J., page 19.Considering, further, in the case of re Gootoo and Inyokwana, a writ of Habeas Corpus was obtained at tire instance of the Secretary of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, upon the allegation that two boys, of the age of 12, natives of Switzerland, or some adjacent country outside of British territory, had been brought to England by a British subject, who was about to take them back with him to Swaziland to he placed there in a state of slavery.Two other similar cases are also cited by the said author, namely: Sominersett\u2019s case and Slave G'race\u2019s case.It would appear, therefore, that the statement mentioned of Lord Halsbury\u2019s is well authenticated, and the American author, Hurd, on Habeas Corpus, at page 21)4, after remarking that a stranger who shows no interest has no right to come out and ask for this writ of Habeas Corpus on behalf of another, hut, finally he adds: \u201cThat it is enough when the application b\u2019- whomsoever presented shows probable ground to suspect that the person on whose behalf it is made is suffering an involuntary and wrongful restraint or imprisonment.\u2019\u2019 This author also repeats the above statement mentioned by Lord Hals-bury, namely, \u201cThat the application for the writ of Habeas Corpus can be made by anyone,\u201d and he also cites i in support of his statement the said I Hottentot Venus case reported in 13 ! East, page 195.1 Considering that the said Harry K.Thaw is held in the said common jail of this district, undoubtedly under wrongful restraint, and it is an involuntary restraint'; inasmuch as he did not come theie of his own free will, but against his will, and he is not at liberty to leave the said jail, but must wait until he gets the authority of a Court or Judge to leave, his coming and going to prison is certainly not subject to his will, and, therefore, according to Hurd, the condition mentioned hy him for the application is satisfied.Considering, further, that in view of the above authorities, the conclusion is that, although the petitioner himself is interested in the present petition, he has acted in this matter in making the present petition in the interest and on behalf of the prisoner, Thaw.Considering that the Attorney-General of this Province, by his representative specially authorized to appear in the present cause, has stated that it is tlie desire of the Attorney-General that this case shall be disposed of ¦ speedily as possible, and that if \u2018 je prisoner is legally imprisoned he be returned to jail to await his trial, but if he is under wrongful restraint he should be liberated at once, and that the desire of Abe prisoner to remain in the jail to avoid proceedings that may be taken against him under a Federal statute by the Dominion Government must not be considered, and that the jail of this district is not to be used as a house of refuge for such purpose.And the following case was cited by him as in point, namely: Re Mineau, reported in Segar\u2019s Convictions and Certiorari, page 51, when it was held that: \u201cA writ of habeas corpus may be applied for by an officer holding a warrant for the prisoner's arrest in another proceeding.\u201d This seems to be almost a parallel case to the present one.There is no doubt that a considerable difficulty lias been met with in determining the rights of parties in this case, but in doubtful cases the Court always inclines in favor of liberty.In numerous cases it has been held that \u201cIt is the dutv of a Judge hearing an application for discharge under a writ of Habeas Corpus when a prisoner is restrained of his liberty under a statute, to discharge him unless satisfied by unequivocal words in the statute that the imprisonment is warranted by statute.\u201d (See Clark\u2019s Criminal Law of Canada, page 555.) Doth, therefore, grant the said petition, maintain the said writ of Habeas Corpus, and ¦declare the same absolute: and doth further declare that the Jailer has no authority to detain tire said Harry K.Thaw In ¦\t(Continued on Page 8) RETIREMENT OF F.J._ Council ~ \" to Meet His Conditions KYLE HIS LETTER AND APPOINT TEMPORARY CITY CLERK.A meeting of the City Council was held last night.Mayor Hebert presided and all the aldermen were present.The meeting was called to decide what action should be taken in reference to the City Clerkship, Mr.F.J.Griffith, who was appointed to that office on August 22nd at an annual salary of $2,000, having intimated by letter that owing to the growth in the population and the consequent increase in the work, his engagement with the City would terminate on Sept.1st unless he was granted a three years\u2019 contract with a salary of $3,000 per annum.Mr.E.(\u2019.Gatien, the City Treasurer, was requested by the Mayor to take the minutes.The Mayor stated that Mr.Grif fith\u2019s letter was handed to him on Saturday, and Monday being a legal holiday, no action could be taken.He thouglit all that was necessary was to file the letter and appoint someone else.On motion of Aid, Jenckes, the resolution of August 22nd was rescinded.Aid.Jenckes then suggested that, according to ordinary procedure, the letter from Mr.Griffith should be considered.The Mayor asked for a resolution to be moved for filing the letter.This was done by Aid.Simoneau.Aid.Ewing seconded, saying they could not give a three years\u2019 contract if they wished to.The motion was adopted.On the motion of Aid.Brault, seconded by Aid.Simoneaiu, Mr.E.(\u2019.Gatien was appointed temporary City Clerk.He will therefore act as Treasurer and Secretary until a permanent secretary is appointed.No reference whatever was made to the office staff.OTHER BUSINESS.The («Witter of Improvement in the City Engineer\u2019s office was referred to the City Hall Department.The Council adjourned until Monday, the 8th inst.THAW TO C0ÂTIC00K After his re-arrest, this afternoon.Thaw was placed in an automobile and rushed to Coaticook, where the Board of Enquiry will be held.THOMPSON CASE AGAIN ADJOURNED Attorneys Consent to Have it Put Over For One Week THAW\u2019S CHAUFFEUR WAS WELL TREATED IN JAIL HERE.By mutual consent of the attorneys representing Roger Thompson and the Canadian Immigration Department, the case against Thaw\u2019s chauffeur was adjourned until next Wednesday.No reasons for the delay were given by Mr.St.Laurent who made the request, beyond the fact that certain conditions had arisen which made it advisable to have the case delayed.Mr.F.Campbell, representing the Minister of the Interior, stated that he was personally ready to go on with the case, but his orders were '.o consent to the delay.THOMPSON HAD PLEASANT TRIP.Thompson returned to the city ye.s-terday noon, after having enjoyed a pleasant trip to Quebec and Montreal.Many predicted that he would not show up and would forfeit his bail.By his presence this morning he showed that he was willing to stand his trial, and also showed his determination to stand by Thaw.PRAISES JAIL OFFICIALS.In conversation with the Record last night, Mr.Thompson stated that if ever he had to do time he would choose the Sherbrooke jail.He paid a compliment to the excellent manner in which the Governor and officials treated not only himself but all the other prisoners.THE WEATHER LOCAL FOROABT.A few local thunderstorms, but generally fair; a little cooler at night.BIG DAY AT \\ V THE EXHIBITION Great Crowd In Cily For the Fair.All Records May be Broken.Interesting Platform Attractions, Races LacRed Excitement Yesterday.Special Exhi-, bits.The Midway Notes.Incoming trains yesterday and today were crowded to the doors, with visitors to the fair.Special trains arrived in the city from all directions, this morning, and added their thousands to the fair crowds.Indications at noon are that\tall records of attendance will he broken.THURSDAY\u2019S PROG R A M M E.American Visitors\u2019 Day.Bands for the day\u2014Turcotte\u2019s, Harmony and 53rd Regiment Bands.8.00\ta.m.\u2014All departments open and in full swing.10.00\ta.m.\u2014Completion of judging in all unfinished classes.Band Concert in froi.\u2018\t\u2018 Main Building.3.00\tp.m.\u2014Second (irai 1 r: de of Horses and Cattle around the (rack, headed by bands, RACING.2.25 Pace Stake (closed) .$500 2.20 Pace, 2.1C Trot.$300 THURSDAY EVENING.7.30\u2014Grand illumination of grounds.PLATFORM ATTRACTIONS.The platform attractions in front of the grand stand were witnessed by thousands of people yesterday afternoon and evening.The management is to be congratulated upon having secured such an array of first-class talent.Those taking part are the Hasen Ben AH Troupe of Arab gym-muds; the Sensational Smithson, in \u201cCycling the Chasm;\u201d Howard Le Van, in the balloon act with six successive parachute drops; the Ernesto Bisters, who give a clever wire walking turn; Braggar Bros., trapezists and acrobats; Rices, in a diverting automobile act; the Metzetti Troupe of acrobats, in a superior performance, and Francisco, in a comical hay waggon act.Neilson\u2019s Aerial (Continued on Page 5) THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which la Umlta* The Eastern Townships Bank BIK BDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LD.Hi, D.C.L., Prealdent.AL1DXANDBR LAIRD, General ¦\u2022JUaWi JOHN AIRD, Aaat.General Maaeaari Capital,$15,000,000 Rest,$12,500,000 TRAVELLERS\u2019 CHEQUES iBaued by the Canadian Bank of Commerce enable the traveller to provide himself with funds without delay at each point of his journey in a cunvanient, yet inexpensive, manner.They are issued Payable in every country In the world In denominations of fjSlO $20 $50 $100 $200 with tho csuct equivalent in the moneys of the principal countries stated on the face of each cheque.They are economical.absolutely safe, self-identifying and easily negotiated.BRANCHES IN SHERBROOKE : Dunerln Avenue (Main Office), hi, Winn Farwell, Manager.A.X*.Taylor.Asst.Manager.Uppertown (King Street Branch), fib Winn Farwell, Manager.N.F.Dinning, Sub-Agent.Wellington Street Branch.F.A.Brlgge.Manager, All over the World you will find In spite of high freights and tariffs DISCRIMINATING writers Insist on having- STEPHENS' W.G.M.SHEPHERD, MONTREAL, SOLE AGENT FOR CANADA When You Come to the Great Eastern Exhibition It will he a good opportunity for you to drop in and talk over your investments.No matter how small an amount you may wish to invest, do not hesitate to talk it over with us.If, when you are in the city, you wish to telephone anywhere, come in and do it comfortably.Perhaps you may wish to get off a business letter or two; if so, one of our stenographers will write them for you.You will place yourself under no obligation by making use of any service which we can render you.F.B.McCurdy & Co., MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Art Building\tSherbrooke, Que.BEST COPY AVAILABLE 4701 ^852 4419 8 1 581 BHKRBROOKB DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 3913.S'.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Day Reporta from Cor-eapondenta Of What la Going on.east.angits.Arrivals and Departures include: Sir.and Mrs.Kenneth Wood of Bul-vrer, uests of Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Barlow on Sunday; Miss Ruth Stearns of Megantic, visiting Miss Eleanor Bothwell; Mrs.Ernest Wad-leight and son Russell on Monday for their home in La Tuque after two months at her father\u2019s, Mr.Albert Wadleight, and was accompanied as far as Sherbrooke by her sister, Misa Effie Bothwell; Miss Marjorie Planche and Mr.Stewart Planche of Cook-sture, the weel'-end with their sister, Mrs.J.H.Elbu! Miss Mabel Mills to Marbleton on Monday, as principal of the Marbleton Model School; Miss Constance Cowling to I.achute, on Monday having being re-engaged sis teacher in Luchute Academy; A.'.and Mrs.R.W.Hooper and Mr.and Mis.Walter Arnott in Shirbrcoku, Sunday; Airs.C.C.Roife, visiting her niece, Mrsf R.E.Willard; Mr.and Mrs.Jeimings of Montpelier, \\t.visiting her mother, Mrs.H.Tin-carre; Mrs.' Thomas Garham to Linda, after visiting, Mrs.E.A.Cor-hatn; Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Chester and Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Labonte to Sand Hill on Sunday; Miss M.Goff and Miss D.Rothera of Leeds at Mr.E V Gorhams; Miss G.Lefebvre at Mrs.J.Cooks; Mr.Andrew Church of Mon treat at Mr.S.Churchjs; Mr.and Mrs.W.Burns and family and Mr.\u2022 L Gilbert to South Ham, Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.Orin Osgood and children and Mr.Stephen Osgood, Cook-shire, guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Montgomery on Srunday; Mr.and Mrs D.C.Metcalf in SawyerviUe, Sunday Mr.R.C.Cowling and Miss Constance Cowling in Cookshire Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.Robert H.P.Sawyer, visiting relatives in Sherbrooke; Mr.Outerson of Aew York at Mr.E.A.Gorham\u2019s.On Saturday evening Miss Effie Bothwell entertained a few friends in honor of her sister, Airs.E.A.Wad-leigh.Five hundred was played at five tables and a most enjoyable even ibg was spent.Most delicious refreshments were served.The Catholic School on the South side of the river, opened on Monday under the aide management of xMiss Laschereau.The Senior Branch of the Woman\u2019s Auxiliary will meet on \u2019i hursday afternoon at Mrs.S.B.Warner.The Junior Branch will meet in the Parish Hall on Saturday afternoon, A big crowd from here attended the Base Bull match at Cookshire on Monday.LEARNED PLAIN.Arrivals and Departures: Judge Lyons of Portland, Me., visiting his niece, Mrs.H.A.Stevenson; Mr and Mrs.A.Betts and family of Clifron; Mr.and Mrs.Chas Speck and family of Randboro recent guests at Mr, F.P.Young\u2019s; Miss Edith ; Sherman to her school near North Hill.* Grain is being rapidly harvested this fine weather.Many are attending Sherbrooke Fair.Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Hanner of Orm-stown guests at the home of Mr and Mrs.Archie Blair; Mr.Arthur True ami mother at Mr.J.F.McVeays on Wednesday by auto; Mrs.Solon Morrill and sons, Herbert and Robert of Somerville, Mass., nome on Saturday after the summer at the home of their grand mother, Mrs.Chas.Smith Mrs.Wm.Libby of Somerville, Mass, guest of Mrs.Alexander Thompson on Friday and called on.other friends.Quite a number of the people here received honours at the Ayer\u2019s Cliff fa rj Mrs.C.J.Thompson won a silver tray for receiving the most prizes in cookery and preserving; Mr.A.!.Libby and son exhibited a pair of oxen attached to an old fashioned ox cart which was almost covered witli red tickets which they had received on stock; Mrs.Rudd, Mrs.j Lawton and Mrs.Lyford received sev ! oral prizes on plants and flowers; Mr.j Henry McElroy showed vegetables j and Messrs Libby and Thompson exhibited some fine stock.Mrs.Tellis commenced her school at Upper (\u2019ussville on Monday with a large attendance, Miss Florence Byers cf Boynton is teaching in the lo wer neighbourhood.Mr.li ving Langmayd and bride of Manchester, N.IL, and Mr.Leon Langmayd spent a few days visiting their grandmother, Mrs.I,.J.Bangs, and aunt, Airs.J.F.MoVeay last week.CASSVILLE.Mr.and Airs.Henry Rowe and son of V\u2019alieyfield, Que., Mr.and Mrs.B.Rowe and son of Newport, Vt; Mrs.Blair, Mrs.Norman Brooks and Master Thomas Brooks of Franklin, Quo.\t 7 m KIISTG GEORGES MAVY PIAJO oniswmo TOBAOOO IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF! It surpasses all others in quality and flavour because the process by which it is made differs from others.\u2014It is deliciously sweet and non-irritating.SOLD EVERYWHERE: tOc A PLUG DÂILYIWS ROCK CITY TOBACCO Co., Manufacturers, QUEBEC lisgar.What was voted by one and all to ha tin; event of the season was the Lltv >n loi n.llj nappj pieuSan^ occasion.-oil,all, in lohu uunug the wte^ UvilCi^U VA1 & lUC .iVAiO.X.VO& ici, i>.lx., Visiting ntl eüusiU, no.-1.yy.iUCooiuicii; -yii.c.oUaisull i., 1-all., v t., guest ol mi.yv.ii, oic Sen, miss ij.Jbresect noine non.euaticook for the weea-euu; Mi, e.vv.nennett oi Rock isianu, week-eiiu guest oi ins latner, Mr.it.Denaetc, ivtr.s.j.LunningUain and Mrs.Geo.Cunninghan, of Montreal; Mr.aim Mrs.Bassett aim sun of Guelst-a, Mass., guests ol Mrs.Win.Day a lew days.TUEMKiLMtlHUK.The Ladies Am win lioiu a social at tlu; hoiiiu oi Airs.Tnos.vrni:>troug on vVeunestiiiy cvemn^, 8epi0imu r .Ira.invit ut itms uro tint tor «t iticnu in Mr.Henry Kou^er s gtove.un We dues Qiiy.snould the aay ue tine.\\rrivals ana dupnrtlires :\tMiss Ruby \u201cateh to her home in Montreal.after the past month with relatives here; Miss t> Ktuiu, of Montreal, guesi of .Mrs.R.Lysty'r ; Mrs.Wm.Hudson to Co-atkook on a week\u2019s visit ts holidays; Mr.Lawrence I\u2019a-A.Bailey, guests of Mr.and Mrs.! guette of Sutton, Jet., at Hillside P.E.Hauver; air.Harold Stevens !\tbn Saturday; Mr.and Mrs.G.of Montreal, guest of Mrs.C.L.Cot- ' InKlcs a,ul Master Nason Ingles to ton; Misses Edna and Gladys Dunn 1 their cottage at Selby Lake.; Mr.home Saturday night from Matane, Kmilc Moisei1® to St.Angile on Tucs.where they have been visiting their i\t^' ¦ ,in^ Mrs.Ed.Paquette to ROYAL botli i Selby Lake, the guest of air.ml brother, Mr.Stanley Dunn, ______________ much improved in health; air.and 1 Mrs.Geo.lugffes; Mrs.Milton Milti Mrs.Stewart, of Brigham Junction I moro iind Mrs-\tMiltimore to guests of airs.John Foster- Mi-s /tm HJLXWEU A StltS.IL AUi***.92 Ê; FiT- || REFORM Announcing the opening of our new Fall Styles in Suits and Overcoats.W.W.Shaw When Run Down in physical condition it is usually because the action of the organs of digestion has become irregular or defective.Then there is need for a safe and speedymedicine to relieve the ills which occasionally depress even the brightest and strongest.The one remedy you may take and feel safe with is BEECHAM\u2019S PILLS (The Largest Solo of Any Medicine in the World) The first dose gives speedy relief in sick-headache, biliousness, constipation, lack of appetite, heartburn, dyspepsia, and lasting improvement follows the timely use of this favorite and reliable home remedy.You will become healthier and stronger, and more cheerful if you let Beecham\u2019s Pills Pick You Up Directions with every bnx point the way to health and are especially valuable to women IVfpared only by Thomas Beecham.St.flele\u2019is, Lancashire, England.Sold everywhere in Canada and U.S.America.In boxes, 25 cents.Coatlcook House\u2014Popular Home for Travellers.Hug.Bouchard, Prop.nunirri home by Mbs Grrtriutr San horn, who has brim spending the sum mer at Mrs.Bickford\u2019s; Mrs.Freil Courier of Glen Sutton calling on friends here recently; Mrs.Wm.Wilkinson buck from a few months at North Troy, Vt., into her house here Mr.J.P.Dyer honn from New York City for a.short, visit; Mrs.(Dr.) Dyer home from a two weeks visit to her parent\u2019s home in Pennsylvania; Mrs.R.Hill from Montreal as a delegate to the Grand Lodge of Rebek-ahsj Messrs N.J.Oliver, G.E.Moi risen and Jas.Hall, 1.0.0.F.Dele-gatfis to the Grand Lodge Meeting in Montreal; Mrs.H.Mudgett and son Curtis, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.Chas.Mitchell of Lowell Mass, on Saturday, though Mrs.Hickey came here from Roston over 40 years ago] This is her first trip into that section in the whole 40 years.She j will spend two weeks visiting her children in Boston, Malden and Lowell; Mrs.H.H.Dyer and daughter to Mansonville to visit her sisters, the Misses, Hazel Bates, Gertrude Ulmstead and Bert Gray from a recent outing at the Thompson Cottage, Brome Lake; Miss Anna Church to Burlington, Vt., after a three weeks visit, as guest of Miss Hattie Sears; Miss Beatrice McGlaerty to Montreal on Monday to McGill College; Mr.and Mrs.Nap.St.Martin on a two weeks visit to Manchester, Lowell and Boston; Mr.and Mrs.id.F.Jack-man fram a visit to St.Albans, Vt., Rev.and Mrs.Miller of Franklin Ccn ter, guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Down\u2019s here; Mrs.T.Blanchard from Newport Vt.a guest of her daughter, Mrs.H.R.Stenson; Mrs.Carrie E- Boright and Mrs.Wil lie Tapper to Montreal to resume teaching Mr.Vincent Prcst of Mon (real guest over Sunday at Mr.11.S.Boright\u2019s; Miss Mildred Brown from Waterloo, guest at her unele, Mr.A.V.Booth\u2019s for a few weeks; Mrs.G.Metivier, Sr.from Racine, where she was the guest of her daugh for; Mrs.A.Pepin, Miss Della McKay from North Hatley on Monday Mrs.Tom.Hawley to Montreal on Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.R.Williams; Mr.H.Rem it, Lachinc and Mr.Merritt.Lougeway of Montreal here on Monday; Mrs.D.Manning of Enfield, N.' H., a guest of her sister Mrs.I.Laporte, after an absence of eight years.On Sunday they visited their sister, Mrs.Leon Delisle at Waterloo, and were joined there by their brother, Mr.Albert Hamel of Marie ville.It was their first family re-union in many years.Mrs.Leon Delisle of Waterloo, Monday guest of her sister, Mrs.I.Laporte, and Mrs.P.Manning; Miss Helen Jenne to Macdonald College on Monday: Mrs.M.( .Reid, to attend flu- millinery opening in Montreal; Mrs.H.Whit ford to North Troy, Vt., guest at Mr.E.F.Bennett\u2019s there; The Misses Annie and Cora King of Brigham, guest of Mr.Wm.Getty\u2019s; Mrs.Hto Phen Westover of Magog a guest at Mrs.Amos Hawley\u2019s, recently; Mrs.W.p.Higgins and son of Richford, guest at Mr.D.Bickford\u2019s on Menday and Tuesday; Mr.T.S.Rresoe :/> Sherbrooke on Tuesday, also Mr.R.G.Crowell; Mr.Archie Garland of Nashua, N.H.guest of his father.Mr.A.J.Garland on Sunday; Miss Gladys Derrick to Montreal at the week-end; The Misses Ruth Longeway and Mildred Westover to Montreal from a visit here; Miss Myrtle La-fleur to Montreal from a visit home.Miss Dorothy Newton to Boston on Saturday: Mr.F.H.Crowell of Dun kin, Mcs-rs C.L.Reed and H, R.Moore of Richford were in town on Tuesdav.Gne-inl cut price to new subs.Daily Herald received ilurin- Sent.only.Orders solicited.Wm.Brown.Acent.Mr.Stanhope who was reported to have died the nnH winter writer the Peeord that b\" is vert- much Mjvr' He b-iQ F-'-nt the past few months in Woleott, Vt.but will shortly return ?o this section, probably to Knowlton.There will be a special meeting of GRANBY.>.r.Wm.spencer has been spend \"'K » h\u2019w days at Sherbrooke and Wat .rvilie.'B'.Win.Chartier was in Queliir and iMiinl real this week.Muses .Jessie and Jennie Norris and Miss Samantha Wiggins left on 1 uesday to take charge of their schools in Montreal.Miss Janet Wallace is teaching in Lad line this year.Mr.and Mrs.Amos Chartier spent Suivday with their son at Roxt.on.Mr.Iii;, l, of tl-.e Rank of Ottawa, left on Monday to enjoy ;i two week-holiday.Mr.F.1Nunns, of Coatlcook, and M;s-; Nurur.of Mont,real, were guest, of Mr.ami Mrs.J.(i.Fuller.Messrs.K.A.Smith, of Montfenl, and W.Smith, Marieville, were in town for the holidays.Mr.1.A itt.ie, of Motif real, was the recent guest of his parents.Mrs.Picard, of Roxtoii, is in town with her sister, Mr.G.W.Butter lield, who is seriously ill.Mr.Thomas Dougall, of Saskatoon, ai riv.'.l home on Monday.Misses Jennie nr I Eva Streeter, of Montreal, spent the week-end in town.Mr.Eric Sparling, Montreal, was the -guest of his mother on Sunday.Mr.Floyd Johnson, of St.Jerome, was the guest of friends over Sun day.Mr.Maleidm Clark, of Fiimlmm, has been spending the week the, guest ¦ if Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Gleason.Mrs.Oliver and Mrs.W.F.Gid lings left on Thursday for Harlford, Conn., calliNl there by the sudden death of Mrs.Libby.Mrs.E.Bradford is in Sherbrooke this week.Miss Evelyn Giddings spent the week-c«il with friends in Sutton.KNOWLTt IN.WT.and Mrs.F.N.Williams are moving into the looms over Mr.K.P.Williams store.Mrs.Sewell Williams and children, have returned from visiting Mi's.Williame-s parents in Manitoba ami will spend a few days here previous o leaving for Trinidad to join Mr.Williams.Arrivals and Departures include: Mr.Murray England, Montreal tbe week-end guest of his mother; Dr.Ritchie England; Mrs.Orosslcy to Montreal after msitlag Rev.and Mrs A.E.Pates; Miss Iva Rexford to Montreal on Monday; Messrs Cyril and Lislie Davignon the week-end '\u2022vith their parents here; Mrs.Law rence Davis and children, Montreal, guests ol Mr.and Mrs.Krann Weir; Mr.F.Buchanan, Montreal, visiting bin brother, Mr.Claude Buchanan; fie Misses Button to Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Willock to Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.T.Ranks, Montreal guests at Mr.Maefarlane\u2019s; Miss (J.Y Andrews to Montreal from her hoi idays here; Mr.Percy Stevens, Mon (real, fdie week-end with his family here; Miss Kate Murray of Scots town at Mr.Thomas Toliitison\u2019u; Mr.and Mrs.Alien, Montreal jumts of flu- Misses Lawles:-;; Mrs.Hawley to Montreal.ROSENBERG.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.Kr nest llii l ami Miss Dorothy 1-1 in! visiting at Mr.PL H.Campbell's the past week; Miss Flora Paris to Fair fax, Vt., after a week with her cousin, Mis.Elwjn Thompson; Master Gedrie Stole, of \u201cLyndhurst,\u201d Fre liglisbiirg, at \u201cRosenmore for a few days; Miss Eugenie Dupont to Mont real the first of the week; Miss Irene Chevalier back to the convent at Hciiryvillc, and Master Isidore Che valier to College dTbervillo; Mr.and Mrs.K.A.McDonald and two sons from Brooklyn; Mr.and Mrs.Rosen berger with Mrs.H.Douglas Moore, of Htnnliridge East, for a few days.Among the Rosenberg prize winners at the Hi Iford Fair were Messrs.G.fi.Campbell, C.M.LaPoint and Klie Chevalier.Mrs.John Boekus bas been in very poor health for some, time past.Mr.Wm.H.Smith and Mr.Geo.Mitchell are still very far from well.FREI.IGHSBURG.Quite a number from this section are attending the Sherbrooke Fair.'SAILINGS From MONTREAL and QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL \u2022JfECAVnC-Sït J»lj 19lh TEUTONIC - \u201c \u201c Z6th \u2022U1IUKHTIC \" im(.2nd CANADA - \u201c \u201c 9th \u2022MECANTIC- \" \u201c Ifith TEUTONIC - *\t\u201c\t23rd \u2022UUltKNTK \u201c\t\"\t30(h CANADA - \u201cSf*.Gth \u2022KEGANTIC- \"\t\u201c\t1311 mtouuAfft.r THKncArrEm *THE LARGEST CANADIAN LINERS A»K raun LOCAL RAtL-ffAV Oft BTKAMltHin AC KMT FOR PARTICULARS WILLIAMS' 100IH PISTE j with nickel Tooth Brush Hold- J \u2022r, combination package, Zhe Î By mall I cents extra.\t9 F.T.ANSELL ! Druggist and Stationer, * 10 BTUATHOONA BQ., J Sherbrooke, Que.J Don\u2019t Fail to Visit \"Wiggett\u2019s Shoe Store\u201d and see the new fall styles of Higli Grade Footwear Wc carry a size for every foot Il ifiplt&Co.Opposite ( 'ourt 1 louse.I FREE I\t.*\tTo every one I ; purchasing a | j Tooth Brush S { we will give free i l aTubeof Tooth l * Paste.IRoyal Mail Steamships MONTHH3AL TO LIVKTtPOOL.Hoy a l Mail Service.Virginian Tucsdny.S< pt .\tV).Tunisian.Tuesday.Sept.1(1.Victorian- Tucs.Scpl.lid.L'orsicnn T\\( .'.l-t.Sept.;;n.MONTUl\u2019\u2019ATj To OLASOOW.Royal Mail Service.Scandinavian Sat'y, Sept .\t(>.I lespcrian- TluirHdiiy, Sept.11.ITetoriau.Sal., Sept.1>().( Irainpian- Tliui :;(i:t' Sept .11.».M ON T K Id ARM A V 11 Id-H » N IK » N.(.\u2019orintliian Sunday.Held.7.Sicilian- Sunday.Sept .I I.I\"nian.Sunday.Sept.1! 1.I\u2019omei'anian, Sunday.Sept.-H.H.& A.AliLAN, General Agents, 2 Ht.Deter Ht.Montreal.W.H.Griffith Druggist\ts 121 Wellington SI., Sherbrooke.} GUNÀRD LINE CumvILui Bor vice From Montreal.* Sept.6 Sept.13 Sept.27 From Southampton, Auk.21\tANPANIA Auk.28\tA SCANIA Sc]»t.It\tA l! SONIA PASS AC» R HATES: Cabin (II.) minimums, $l(j 2\t$17,50 and $53.75 ; I'liinl (less British East bound, $30.25 to $31,25 ; Westbound, $30.00 to $31.25.For further particulars apply to F.iJ.SEWELL or C.11.FOBS, Sher-brooke, Om;., or the Robert l^eford Co., Limited, Montreal.Quebec, Toronfcb, St.John, N.IL, and Portland, Me.Ottawa Exhibition (ioirp?Sept.5th, (ith, 7th, 9th, 11th.and 13th .$0.55 Coing Sept.8th.10th.J2lii/T J'LOo Return limit Sept.15th.3913.' Toronto Exhibition Aug-.U.'îril to Sept.8tli.FA1U0S FROM SHERBROOKE : August 30th .d* (I (VT, September lat .\t.*0\t\u2022\"\u2022UV.J1 Aiiurnat 29th.\t31 at.\tU*|*> \u2022MA S.2nd.3rd and (Jth.»TV 1 It' ! urii limit Sept.9t.h, 3913.( ;\u2019 v Ticket Office, r> Stxatheona Sq.: Bell Tel.130, or C.U.R.Station TeL 207.GENERAT, STEAMSHIP AGENCY.kw\t; « iïl«É TABLE In Uleci June 23id, 1913 BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS Leave Sherbrooke 7.00\ta.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Levis .11.30 K.m., Quebec 11.85 a.m.EXPRESS\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 9.30 a.m.daily, arrive Levis 2.30 p.m., Quebec 2.85 p.m.WHITE MOUNTAINS\u2019 EXPRESS \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke *1.00 p.m.daily except.Sunday, arrive Levis 9.05 a.m.Quebec 81.35 a.m.ACCOMMODATION \u2014- Leave Sherbrooke 7.10 p.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Levis O.oo a.m., Quebec 0.05 a.m.Also connecting trains on the Meffitn-1 ic and Chaudière Valley Divisions.For timetables i.-T.SPEAKING VI French and English, wanted for September loth.Apply Dr.Darehe.40 King street.SERVANT WAXTED-NO Apply Miss Short, lelvi- /(ENEKAL VI washing, dere Street.L1XPEKiIENCED CLERK WANTED\u2014 \u2018\u2019T'RAINED DEER HOUND FtiR SALE -I-( Apply A, A.Gunning, Montreal St.* Can be seen at Continental stable MAN TO WORK ON FARM SUAI ME R and winter.Good wages.T.A.Sweet.Cherry River.One.Farmers\u2019 Excliauge Hates : \u201815 words or less 15c.each Insertion, one cent for each additional word, three insertions for price of two.rr»wO KITCHEN GIRLS WANTED \u2014 Apply H.H.Ingram.Magog Hcuse./ K)0K WANTED\u2014MUST DE SOEER.Apply ouick.Wild West Show, Exposition Grounds.HOUSEMAIDS WANTED ON Sept.12th ; also cook fon tiree weeks, commencing Sept.\">th.Ajply Miss Morrison, Y.W.C.A., City.'ITHIR/TY CORNISH HENS.ON E A Nil J- two years old : ten pullets wanted at once.Give price.C.J.Wright.Sherbrooke.«GENERAL SERVANT WANTEI \u2014 Apply 21 Victoria Street._____ EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID WAST-ed to live in city.Apply Box SO Rev\t_______________ / MDMl-.JTENT GIRL WANTED TO DO v housework.Good wages.Mrs.J A.Planche East Angus.________ IIJDDLE-AGED PERSON WAN'lfCD JVI.lor family of three.Good hoiie.Apply Box 78, Record.TO LET.TyrSDI AND UP-TO-DAT» AND WE^L-!1\\ lighted office* to let; al»o dnaa-mButg room* and single bedroom», kp-ply to C.F.Olivier.Bottom Store.ONE FINE OFFICE TO LET IN Record Block.Call and eee It.up-ply Daily Record.________________ HEAUTIFUL SEMI - DETACHED house In finest section ol Noith Ward, to let.Contents of house for sale also.Address Box 71> Record,___ IVTJCE, NEW OFFICES IN WP1BSTER IN Block to let.Hot water heatiig.immediate possession.Apply to W.R.Webster or E.G.Wiggett.LOST AND FOUND ONE AYRSHIRE YEARLING HF:F-\u2022 r, white and brown, lost on Sin-day afternoon between C.P.R.Siafiou and Fair Grounds.Advise Record.I ADŸ'S GOLD WATCH AND CHA'N .1J lost\u2014Elgin.Finder please notify Florence M Findlay, Danville.BUSINESS CHANCES.r j* I .do WANTED TO MARKET life-Ifr I f ited States patents for meriL, sales, profit, security, etc.It\u2019s up-tj>-date.investigate : speculate : don\u2019t heHi-.tate.It won\u2019t irritate, it\u2019ll fascinatj:, and -accumulate a fortune for the forto-(P^ftate.Don\u2019t he too late.Apply Patentee, City Hotel.TEACHERS WANTED.fpwo TEACHERS WANTED FOR J- Thetford Mines Protestant model school.One holding academy diploma preferred, the other for elementary department.Good salary.Apply, stating salary wanted.to Paul Hammerich, Sec\u2019o-Treas., Thetforc Mines, Que.rPWO REGISTERED SHORTHORN A bull calves, one 10 months.Yorkshire boars and sows of all ages, Oxford Down ram lambs.F.G.Bennett, Canterbury, Que.HT WO TEACHERS WANTEI) FOR -1 the Township of Hatley, for the Elementary schools, No.1.the Lord's School, and No.M, the Reed School $30.00 Per month paid to qualified teachers for term of nine months, beginning Sept.8th.Apply with references to John p.Bowen, Sec.-Treas., Hatley, Que.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.T ICEN8ED HOTEL FOR SALE.Ap-ply Montreal House, Sherbrooke.NO.50 MELBOURNE ST.100 foot frontage, for sale, building lots adjoining.All with view of the St.Francis valley.W.A.Hale.Stferbrcoke.WITH Also famous Apply MISCELLANEOUS tMVffi HUNDRED DOLLARS OR LESS on eood security will atart yon In business which is growing every year.Very best opportenities to right man.Address Box 31, Record.Detective\u2014legitim a t e d ete c- tive work and confidential investigations undertaken and satisfactorily performed for corporations, mercantile houses and individuals.Consultation free.\u201cEmpire Secret Service,\u2019\u2019 571 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal.Telephone Uptown 3203.H.I.C.5 PER CENT.LOAN v \u2022 contracts wanted\u2014Will buy all contracts under 12 ; also all contracts on which notice has been received of a loan; also those within one, two or three places.Communicate with J.Ed.Du-lac, 4G0 St.Francois street, Quebec City.PENNANT GREETING POST CARDS 1\t\u2014Beautifully colored.Printed with name of your town on, postpaid, $1.00 per 100.Sample and.catalogue free.Dealers wanted.Record Emporium, Beebe, Que.Bookkeeping, pitman's short- Imud.Touch Typewriting.Private lessons giv«*n by Emrlishman.Individual lessons are essential for success.Applv Bot 84, Record.r PEACHER WANTED FOR THE * Rougemont Protestant school, holding diploma.Terra commencing Sept.Ulth.State salarv.Apply A.W.Stand-ish, Sec.-Treas., Rougemont, Que.RESIDENT BOYS' SUPERVISOR wanted at the MacKay Institution for Deaf and Blind, Notre Dame De Grace, Montreal.Must be Protestant.age from 2\"> to 30 years ; salary, $30 per month, with board, etc.Apply at once to the superintendent.Send references.\"TWO TEACHERS WANTED FOR 1 Thetford Mines Academy, .term commencing September 8th ; one holding academy or model diploma, salary $750.and one holding elementary diploma, salary $350 -Apply to Paul Ham merich, Thetford West, Que.PROTESTANT TEACHER.WITH Dl-¦ ploma, wanted for Stornoway Village school.Salary, $30 per month.Apply, stating experience, to J.A.McDonald, Sec.Treas., Stornoway, Que.PROTESTANT TEACHERS.WITH 1 diploma., wanted for school districts 13 and Id.Township of Sutton ; No.13,\t830 per month .No.10,\t$23 per month.Must have diplomas.Address .1.C.Read, chairman.Sutton, Que.f|TEACHER, WITH ELEMENTARY DIy school district irv.-825 per Lambly.Seo.- ploma.wanted for No.8, MilUiold.Sal month.Apply to W H.Treas., Inverness, Que.WASHER»\u2014UN-paralleled offer.Five hundred thousand already delivereeb Three-fifty Î patented machine for $1.50.Washes ! perfectly most deli* ate lingerie and \u2022 eoarsest woollens in three minutes.Get yours now.Only $1.5(1.Sprague & Sprague, 55c Metcalfe St.Montreal.¦yT ACTTT\u2019M CLOTH ES VIOLIN AND MANDOLIN T,EPSON'S givon bv Professor Frank Dudley, 78 Montreal 8»\t\u2022CMt'*\u2019 Tel.525.TO MEET IN SASKATOON.Saskatoon, Sask., Sept.3.\u2014 rrhe General Synod of the Missionary Society of the Church of England will be held hero on October 9 and 1.0 and will be attended by delegates from every diocese in the Dominion and also from China and Japan.Hoard wanted in a private house by a lady who is not very strong.One where the mistress has some knowledge of sickness preferred.Good\tfor a suitable place.Apply I by letter 2 Moore St, SITUATIONS WANTED FISH FOR THE MILLION.Vancouver, T3.C.Rent.3.\u2014During the mon\u2019h r.f August half a million dolh r* ^\u2019nrtb of fish bas been handled in t1 port nf Prince Rupert.Thn s l'^- u weighed 8.418,000 nounds and n million pounds of halibut.Dressmaker will go out by day.Apply -Annie Chatham, Y.W.C.A,,\t2 Moore Street\t_____ Man and wife want perman- - ent position on farm alone, or wife for- general housework, man outside work.Address philbert Poulin, 172 Bates Av(\u2022.New Bedford, Mass.POSITION WANTED AS STENO-1 grapher and bookkeeper, latter preferred.Experienced : best references.I Apply Box 81, Record.___________________ FARM BY WORK WANTED ON perienced man.Apply Box 82 cord.Gleason\u2019s Business College F.S.GIÆASON, Pres.Sherbrooke, Que.Tins School prepares young people to fill responsible and paying positions, and endeavors to procure a suitable place for e'-ery graduate when Course is completed.During the past ten years we have filled over 1,000 vacancies.Over 150 of our graduates are filling responsible positions in this city.The Shorthand portion of the instruction can be completely mastered in THIRTY DAYS Does this interest you?If so, write for our Catalogue and terms.WATCH THE BALLOON At every ascension Mr.Hutcheson makes in his balloon from the Exhibition Grounds he will drop from the sky a shower of Coupons, Many of these Coupons will bear lucky numbers, which will entitle the holders \u2019o $5 in cash or other valuable premiums.Secure your \u2018'Talisman.'' The winning numbers for to-day are: a,loo to a.iSs.lo.ooo to 10,025.11,200 to 11,225.\t12,500 to 12,525.13,700 to 13,725.No.9999 is worth $5.00 in cash.Mr.Wm.Patrick, Avon, Wis., wins $5.00 cash nn 8,131 yesterday.In addition to the regular Prizes, all those holding Coupons having three consecutive 5\u2019a, from 555 to 11,555, will be entitled to one of our 51.00 School Pennants.lîring or mail your Winning Numbers to Mr.E.S.GLEASON Pres., 11 Sfrathcona Square, SHERBROOKE, Que.Do You Wish to Improve Your Complexion, Hands or Hair?If you wish a skin dear of pimples, blackheads and other annoying eruptions, hands soft and white, hair live and glossy, and scalp free from dandruff and itching, begin today the regular use of Cuticura Soap for the toilet, bath and shampoo, assisted by an occasional light application of Cuticura Ointment.No other method is so agreeable, so often effective and so economical in treating poor complexions, red, rough hands, and dry, thin and falling hair.Cuticura Soap and Ointment havebeensold throughout the world for more than a generation, but to those wishing to try them without cost, a liberal sample of each will be sent free with 32-p.book on the care and treatment of the skin and hair.Address\u2018Cuticura,\u2019 Dept, 25D, Boston, U.S.A.i\t% l R.J.Spearing | X Goldsmith & Diamond Merchant.$ g|«\t33 Strathcona Square.3 BIG DAY AT :! Fell From tedder and Fractured Spine : \u2014 .j MAY RECOVER BUT WILL BE DE- !\tFORMED FOR LIFE.\u2019 j A serious accident occurred on the \u2019 1 Fair Grounds at the booth of McLaughlin's Diving Girls.One of the lady performers fell twenty feet from the ladder, striking on her bacK.She was taken to the Protestant Hospital, whei'e it was found lur spine was fractured.The Hospital authorities report that she may recover hut will be deformed for life.(Continued from Page 5) This firm is the largest manufacturers of Dairy utensils in the world.They have also on exhibition a 3 H.P.Petrol gasoline engine which is on account of its smooth running, noiseless and automatic action attracting the attention of all interest ed in such machinery, being a perfect engine in every respect.R.A.i-ister & Co., are putting onto the market in connection with this en pine, an automatic electric lighting installation for ttoe| private home, hotels, etc., also the Premier Separ ator Co\u2019s machines are represented in connection with N.A.Lister\u2019s exhibit.Geo.Long & Son, Sherbrooke, Que.are pioneers of building and house finish and good sound, rough and lished the present business in 1857 and through the experience gained during these years are in a position to furnish the public with artistic finish and good sound, roung and planed lumber.Store and office fixtures are a specialty and samples of \u201cSilent Salesmen\u2019\u2019 can he seen at their exhibit in the main building.Another prominent feature of the exhibit is the display of leaded glass, and attention is especially called to the tasteful booth in which their exhibit is shown, being constructed entirely of \u201cExcello Building Board.\u2019\u2019 Don\u2019t fail to make enquiries regarding Long\u2019s windows without putty.Quotations on all material and stock gladly furnished.HOSPITAL COUNTER.The Hospital lunch counter in the main building at the Sherbrooke Exhibition grounds, has already exper ienced two successful days, and with good weather the receipts should show a large increase at the end of the week.Under the competent management of the Ladies\u2019 Committee, substantial appetizing meals are served.The object in view, that of assisting the Sherbrooke General Hospital, is a most worthy one and should appeal not only to our own citizens but to those from neighboring towns, who have profited either directly or indirectly by the establishment of this fine institution which should receive loyal and steady support.THE MIDWAY 21 KllilD IN MIN wm Nearly Fifty Injured Collision on New Haven Line in MAJORITY OF THE PASSENGERS WERE RETURNING FROM HOLIDAY.New Haven, Conn., Sept.3.\u2014Twenty-one persons were killed and nearly fifty injured, many of them may die, in a rear-end collision shortly before seven o\u2019clock yesterday morning, on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway, six miles north of here.The first section of the White Mountain Express, hound for New York, speeding along at 40 miles an hour in a thick fog, rushed by a danger signal, it is said, and crashed into the second section of the Bar Harbor express, standing one hundred feet beyond the block signal.It was the third serious wreck which the New Haven lias suffered within the year, and inaugurated the first day of the regime of Howard Elliott, the newly elected head of the road.Mr.Elliott, returning from his summer home in New Hampshire to assume his duties, passed over the scene of the wreck on an earlier train less than an hour before.AMERICAN TAINTED NEWS i London, Septemfi-J' 3.\u2014The Empire j Press Union's monthly circular pub-! lishes correspondence dealing with the j American-tainted news of the Cana-! dian newspaper.It insists editorial-j ly on the vital importance of a sustained direct British service and suggests that Postmasters Samuel and Pelletier discuss tnc subject.It under stands that the Poulson system will he inaugurated in Canada in November.The midway contains many , first class shows and attractions and the usual number of fakes and catch penny devices.one of the best of the shows is the performance of L.B.Walkers\u2019 Diving and Swimming girls, introducing the Malay, Swan, Rocking Chair, Seal, hack and Falling Statue and armless dives, the Australian and Walla-halla splashes, different swimming strokes and somersault turns.Miss May Laughlin is the recognized'trick, fancy and acrobatic diver of the world and the management offers \u2022flOO.to anyone producing her equal.Miss Irene Le Marr is the world\u2019s champion high shallow water diver, she dives from a height of 60 feet into 4£ feet of water, Princess Iona, the quarter blooded Indian girl performs some good fancy diving and swimming feats.Snooks and Buster provide the comedy part of the entertainment.Another good show is Colonel Fer-aris\u2019 Wild Animal Exhibition.It is seldom that a finer troupe of lions is seen.Madlle Flora and Herbertino enter the cage and go through some daring movements with the king of beasts family.Some leopards under the direction of Captain Ricardo in dulge in bicycle riding, etc.Oklahoma Bill\u2019s Wild West Show is worth seeing.It includes exhibitions of roping, racing, the attack on the mail coach, a crack lady shot, an educated horse and an unrideable mule.Another interesting attraction is a tame moose, 14 months old- It is claimed that this is the only moose in captivity which can be harnessed.He is let loose, every morning to get | his own f'eed.He is fed on all kinds,of ! houghs with 2 dozen bananas an i 2 gallons of water daily, with some bread occasionally.By the side of the moose is a Canadian Red Deer 3J months old who is still suckling.Both were captured without snares or traps.A moose\u2019s head is shown with horns 42 inches from tip to tip.The Living Wonder Show, presents i the tattooed phenomenon, whose j body is covered with beautiful de-i signs executed in all parts of the | world.Electro, the human dynamo ! tights a lamp with her foot and a bunch of keys, etc.She has survived ^ the death chair test in Dayton, Ohio.Mazetti is a unique example of physical dislocation and contraction.The Bear Girl and her mother are ; peculiar freaks of nature, and the other features arc the ossified man and the \u201cvouncest and tallest giant.\" j \u201cMotordrome\u2019\u2019 is as described, \u201ca CITY NEWS The Treasurer of the Ladies\u2019 Hospital Committee, acknowledges with thanks the following Donations to the Lunch Counter: B.C.Howard, A.E.Lyford; Mrs.Elizabeth McEl-UU.üO; W.S.Davidson, $10.00; Mrs.' .A.Wiggctt, $5.00.VICTORIAN ORDER OF NUPSI\u2019.S.The regular monthly meeting of the Local Association of the Victorian Order of Nurses was held in the Art Hall, Monday afternoon.Mrs.T.M.Craig presided.After the meeting had been called to order the minutes of the last meeting were real b»\u2019 the Secretary, Miss White, and the usual reports submitted.The report of the nurse in charge, for the month of August, was as follows : Number of new cases, li; total number cases during the month, 19; total number of night cases, 2; visits paid during month, 127; casual visit?14; medical, 12; obstetrical, 7; in fants, 7; number paying patients, 11; number non-paying patients, 7; metropolitan cases, 7; metropolitan visits, 38.After a short discussion upon questions of great interest to the Association and a few remarks from the president, the meeting adjourned for further business, until the first Monday in October.dare devil, death defying feat.\" Two men whirl round the boards on motor cycles at a slant of 60 to 70 degrees.They give several turns includ-ingthe Zig zag; this show should not he missed.Captain Sorchos\u2019 Deep Sea Divers is a very good show.6 In the \u201cFollies of the World\u2019\u2019 some very graceful Poses are seen and in the Crystal Maze with its 34 mirrors one can chs-ily get lost.Amongst the others are the \u201cuii and down\u201d show.Tiny Mite, Nina Seart s' Vaudeville Girls; Kat-zen Jammer Castle, Hamburgs\u2019 Big Athietic Show; Lady Wrestlers\u2019 Trained Animal Expositions.The Lady in White, Snake: , Crazy houses, etc.The elephants, the living mermaid, the 3 headed wonder the the 3 headed wonder, the big wheel, the roundabouts, the African and face caged dodgers, several palmists, innumerable fortune tables, shooting ranges, throwing games, glass blowers, photo tents, refreshments stands, etc., etc., are all doing a large business and the Midway is a crowded thoroughfare from morning till night.HI* M/USSTTS THEATSE, To-*igHt GEO.R.GDY PRESENTS GUY BROTHERS Greatest Minstrels WITH THEIR FAMOUS Silver Band and Concert Orchestra 35 - PEOPLE 35 I 12 BIG ACTS - 12^ The Only Minstrel Show to T*lav here this Season.DANCERS\tSOLOISTS\tCOMEDIANS ACROBATS\tMUSICIANS\tJUGGLERS Beautiful Scenery.Wonderful Electrical Effects.WATCH FOR aeroplane flight near La Roche-Ber nard.She miscalculated the distance during her descent and the machine became entangled in the tree tops and overturned, Mme.Richer being thrown to the ground.NUTT\u2019S CORNERS.Arrivals include: The Hon.A.E.Kemp, of Toronto, at Major and Mrs.(.'co.H.Maclie\u2019s over Sunday; Mrs.R.Gibson and daughter, Helen, of Hartford, Conn., at the home of Mr.Nelson Gibson, Mr, Ernest Johnson, of Craftsbury, Vt.at Mr.Thompson\u2019s.Miss Annie Thompson opened her school at the river shore on Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.Adam Guerin, of Gra-niteville, called on old friends at this place on Friday last.ÏM f See This Display of Quality Furs At Sherbrooke\u2019s Foremost Fur Shop You will be well paid for the time you spend looking over our assortment of the better quality furs.You will see the best there is in Fall and Winter Fur Styles, and if you decide to purchase here you will be doubly paid because you will^ save money.We have the finest assortment of Fur Garments, Stoles and Muffs to be seen anywhere in Sherbrooke.Our assortment is complete\u2014anything in furs that you desire can be found here.If the particular garment or piece you like is not made up yet, we will make it to your individual order at no increase in price.* Prices Lower Than Any for Furs of Equal Quality r We buy raw furs and manufacture all our own goods.We are the only experienced, practical furriers in town.Because our expert knowledge of how to cut skins and manufacture economically enables us to save in the making, we are able to sell to you cheaper than other fur stores that buy ready made goods.Every fur we sell is guaranteed to he exactly what we say it is.We practice no deception.Nothing , is misrepresented.Come here if you want to see the finest fur display of the best, furs in Sherbrooke.Come and receive a free copy of our new style book on Furs and Hats.Manufacturing