The Montreal herald, 1 août 1891, samedi 1 août 1891

[" upt.ths ha, pad rica up uds ear hen pur- try.any dy.this alo.dno she: her she rith= oor- hus- )me- pro- ortant de in n this d his to E.st in- Bawn getter _ hed oŸ >, Hon ; Beavé Fe \u2014, = z\u201425 = »e {Montreal Fferald EIGHTY FOURTH YEAR NO! 83 THE NEWS, Fair to-day.The financigl situation in Portugal is jm proving.The premium on the sovereign is decreasing.Jestie Fo!hergill, novelist, died in London yesterday.Extreme misery and famine exist in PBersarabis, because of the failure of the harvest.France, as 5 mark of friendship for Russia, will, it is said, largely reduce the tariff on Russian products.The shipment of currency from Washington to the West is beginning to assume important proportions.Danzig officials have discovered that bacillary infections can be communicated by the \u2018 membranes\u201d of telephones.The novel question will be asked in the London Divorce Court \u201c whether an insane wife can be guilty of infidelity.\u201d The London Chronicles Vienna correspondent says Italy has concluded a loan of £100,000 with a B.rlin syndicate.I'he Italian authorities have arrested two uuns and a monk who have been pretending to work miracles in the province.of Casorta.In the British Hoase of Commons Mr.Balfour annouaced that he has postponed until next session the bill relating to training colleges in Ireland, The railway company will be compelled to pay claims for damages, as a result of the St.Mande accident, to the amount of 3,000,000 francs.The advices received from Samoa, dated July 21, state that Mataafa remains peacefully at Mafia, and that all was quiet when the dispatch was sent.M.Dubois, the champion bicyclist of France, was murdered at Luz on Tuesday by a tram workman, who blocked bis way and refused to let bim ride past.A man giving the name of William Russell has been arrested at Rochester, N.Y., and the police believe him to be tbe bicycle thief who has operated in most of the large cities, It is said tbat the Tollerton Stock Yards Company, recently incorporated with $1,000,000 capital, proposes to start an immense stock yard and packing establishment in Jersey City, About 1000 clerks out of a force of 3200 who have been employed at various times in Washington on worifconnecte 1 With the eleventh census have been discharged up to the present time.A corporal shot at General Ahumeda, captain-general of Catalonia, yesterday at, Parma and wounded him in the thigh.The assassin was arrested and Will probably be condefnned to death.The Journal of Finance, London, says that a financial house having important Italian connections is in trouble and will probably go down unless it obtains extension on its $30,000,000 liabilities.The Mail and Express says the banking house about which ramors have been afloat for several days is that of Brown Brothers.It is claimed the rumors were false, and that the firm is in excellent condition, The management of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad have given notice of a reduction in the force of employees on the road aud in the office, t » take effect Aug.15.Several hundred men will be let out.Prof.Nathan Dye, one of the pioneer teachers of music in Chicago, died of preumonia Thursday night, aged 83 years, Several of his pupils, among tbem Lillian Russell, have made reputations on the lyric stage.Adam McGaskell and James Ryan arrived at Liverpool, N.S., Thursday evening in a dory, having got astray in a fog from the schooner William H.Wellington, on the La Have Banks, on Saturday last.The gchooner belongs to Gloucester, Mars.Josiah H.Briean, the architact, who was arrested in Now York several weeks ago on a charge of embezzlement of $33,600, brought by Manager John W.Post, of the Tabular Car Co., of Braddock, Pa., was discharged, Post failing to appear against him, Hogs are dying in great numbers from cholera in the south part of Iowa, where the disease has broken out afresh.The Townshigs of Lincoln, Orange and Eagle are the affected districts.The same locality suffered severely from the ravages of the disasase last spring.H.J.Lachty, en exteneive farmer in Orange Township, has been the heaviest loser, only seven animals being left out of 350.A Geneva paper says the St.Patlers- burg police have recently arrested 26 officers, 24 of whom were Nihilists, con- necied with a conspiracy to kill the Czar and force the Czarowitz to establish a constitutional monarchy.The Nihilists, itis said, were arrested after offar- ing desperate resistance for two hours with their revolvers.Seven Nihilists were killed in the struggle acd seven escaped.A despatch from Duluth says : Capt.Jack Crawford, the poet scout, has returned from a trip to the northern part of Vermiliion Lake, and reports that Frank Porter, 8 half breed, and Mrs.Dempsey, of Stillwater, Minn., have for three months past been working amonz the Chippewa Indians on the reservation and have converted nearly all ti Christianity, Thirty of them were a few dsys ago baptized by a Methodist min- | ister at Tower.The Indians a few days ago gathered all their idols in a big pile aud burned them up.ACKNOWLEDGE THEIR GUILT, À Full Investigation is Denied on a Teclmical Pint Raised by Government Supporters, \u2014 \\ AFRAID OF THE DAYLIGHT.Ministerialists Opposing the Enquiry as to the Subscribers to the Langevin \u2018\u2018Testimonial\u201d\u2014But They Were Contractors, Lobbyists and Those Who Had Dealings With the Government, FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.Orrawa, July 31.\u2014At the Public Ac- ¢ unis Committee to-day the Government practically confessed thelr guilt by completely burking the enquiry.J.O'Connor was the first and only witness, He said he acted professionally for the Government since 1879.Hs purchased the land on which the Lan- gevin block is built in 1582.He was present at the presentation of the plate testimonial to Sir Hector Langevin about two years ago.There was a -box of silver spoons, cutlery, etc, and another box of sterling silver\u2014side dishes and things of that kind.The total cost in New York of the first box was $782 and the duty paid on it $174.The other box cost $766 and the duty paid on it came to $155.The whole cost of the testimonial was 1827.Mr.Mullock\u2014Have you a list of subscribers ?Mr.Foster objected that the testimonial did not come within the order of reference of the committee.Mr.Wallace, the chairman, read the crder of reference and rulsd the question out of order.Mr.Mullock\u2014I prop-se to show the contractors of that block contributed to that testimonial.I don\u2019t think it is becoming for ministers giving contracts to accept presents from contractors.Mr.Wood (Brockville) said this matter did not come within the power of tke commitiee.The proper place was the House of Commons.Mr.Lister said it was charged broadly tbat Sir Hector Langevin was influenced by contractors to benefit them.It was charged that the testimonial was a corrupt act on the part of these men.It was presented by contractors, lawyers and others drawing large sums of money anpuslly from the Government, He thought the committee was the proper place for the enquiry, Mr.Mulock said there was another branch of the inquiry.He was informed that Sir Hector Langevin had a pecuai- ary interest in Le Monde.One of these contractors helped this paper fi- vancially, He proposed to sum- men a number of witnesses with regard to these transactions.If it was improper to receive gifts from a suitor it was infinitely worse for a minister to receive gifis.It was just as well to decide now whether these matt-r3 could be discussed before the committee.Mr.Taylor flew off the handle again.He thought Mr.O\u2019Connor might be usked if he bad contributed to tha fund with a corrupt purpose.To go far har was simply to provide food for newspapers, \u201cOh, oh,\u201d and cries of dissent.Mr.Foster maintained that the propar place to impeach the minister was in the House, Bir Richard Cartwright advised ths committee to be cautious in curtailing its powers of investigation.Mr.Mulock could show that this testimonial was german to the extraordinary and unheard-of expenditure on the Langevin block.He should be permitted to pursue the investigation.Mr.Barron pointed out how partial the chairman was in allowing evidence which cut the head off underlings, and in shutting off evidence which affected a minister.Mr.Wallace said the proceadings of the ccmmittee had been carried on with a great deal of latitude.If a line was drawn they would be sitting until January.He ruled, however, that if Mr.Charlebois were here he might be asked what he contributed to the fund.Mr.Lister asked then if he could ask Mr.O'Connor what he contributed to the fund.Mr.Wallace replied he certainly could ask the question.Mr.Lister proceeded to ask the question, when the members of the Government showed how much afraid they were of the inquiry.Messrs Bowe!l and Foster simultane- otsly objected, and the chairman at once backed down again and refused to allow the question.Mr.Mulock said that to place the decision of the chairman plainiy before the committde he would ask leave of the chairman to put this question : \u201c Wera any of the contractors of the Langevin Block contributors to the Langevin testimonial ?\u201d Mr.Mu'ock asked Mr.O\u2019Capnor if he was a contributor to the Langevin fund.The chairman ruled the question out of order, and also all questions relating to the Langevin testimonial fund.Mr.Mulock said that in that case he had no questions to ask Mr.O'Connor, but would move that Messrs.J.A.Charlebois, F.Vanasse, editor Le Monde, J.Lessard, M.P.P., director Le Monde, M.Cousineau, and Joo.Macfar- Jane, managing-director of the Canada Paper Company, be summoned before the committee to explain all contributions of money by Mr.Charlebois to a newspaper in which Sir Hector Langevin had & pecuniary interest, Mr.Foster objected that this was a mode of founding an impeachment against a minister, The proper place to make the motion was oa the floor of the House.Mr.Lister said that this objection of the Government showed bow anxious they were to burk all inquiry.Mr.Chapleau said it was known to the public that contractors were large subscribers.It was said that strange things went on in the construction of the Langevin block and he added: \u201cWe might ask the Houss for power to inquire into the testimonial.Thee is no objection to inquiring into that if it is reterred to the committee by the | House.\u201d .The chairman ruled the motion oat of rn.\u2014 \u2014 = MONTREAL, SATURDAY AUGUST 11891.order becanse it did not rafer ts any item in the pablic accounts.Mr.Mulock then moved that the House be acked to authorizs the committse to irgoire into all matters connected with the Langevin testimonial.Notwithstanding that this was simply following out the suggestion of Mr.Chapleau, the other members of the Government objected to the motion and Mr.Chapleau afterwards took back his motion.Mr.Haggart said that the motion was in order, but hs would not support it, Mr.Foster said he did not oppose the motion on the ground (hat it was out of order, although he had doubts aboat it, but on some other ground which he did not clearly.He said that the investigations of the committee were useless anyhow.The motion was put by the chairman, showing that he, too, thought i perfectly in order, but it was lost by 13 to 18 on a strict party vote.Mr.Lister moved that the accoants 0° H.J.Wickham and D.O'Connor, for legal eervices,be produced before the com- mitiee.Carried.Mr.Lister moved that J.R.Arnol W.A.Allan and Gece.G.Rawe be su mcred to appear before the commig at its next meeting, Carried.Mr.Barron moved that the accou 8, H.Borbridge, E.Chanteloup, R.8 Montgomery and P.Thompson fot and 1890 ba produced and the Housa requested to order the production of the accounts of these for the years 1887 a '68 and \u201989.Carried.Mr.Mulock moved for the production of all correspondence between the Departments of Finance and Public Works regarding the security put up by * Bau- croft\u201d for the Kingston graving dock and that M.A.Anderson, manager of the Union Bank, attend with the ledger containing accounts of \u201c Bancroft\u201d and *\u201c Connolly, \u201d especially with reference to the check for $20,000.Carried.Mr.Mulock moved for all accounts, vouchers, contracts, correspondence, plane, receipts for payments, etc, in connection with the Tay canal and theswing bridge over that canal at Perth, Carried.Mr.Barron moved that Nicholas Con- nelly and Michael Connolly be summoned before the committee with the accepted check which Bancroft put in as security for tne Kingston graving dock, Carried.The committee then adjourned until Tuesday.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Housebreaking by Wholesale.WiLkEsnarzE, Pa., July 31.\u2014The town of Catawisea, in Columbia county, was terrorized last night by a gang of burglars.There were seven in the party.They entered the town yesterday afiernoon, but did not begin operations until midnight.They then broke into the residences of Dr.J- H, Vastine, Judge Shu- man and C.E.Clewell, and the stores of A.H.Abrahams and Bart Moeixell, bat in all only secured about 3500 in money and valuables, lhoy aitempted to enter a number of other places, but the slarm had been given and the whole town was aroused and the burglars fled.Several small towns in Columbia and Northumberland couniies have been visited by the burglars, who follow a couple of small tent shows that have been travelling through this locality.\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Canadian Drowned, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Sonus Poinr, N.Y., July 31.\u2014 The Lodies of (wo men were picked up in the bay yesterday.A small sail boat was also found capsized on the bay, which was doubtlees occupied by the two men, &8 such a craft was seen on the bay Sua- day bight, and the parties sailing it had beer drinking.One of the men is Tom Rood, recently frum Canada.The other wal Is ULknown.« 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street, and at stations, Central Vermont Railroad IMPORTANT CHANGES IN TRAIN SERVICE.ADDITIONAL TRAINS to KEW YORK &BOSTON Four Fast Express Tr,ins 10 Now York Four Fast Express Trains to Boston, COMMENCINC JUNE 28, trains will leave Bonaventure Station as QWS :\u2014 For New York 8.10% m Fast train, Ex\u2019pt Sun via Rutland Troy : andAlbany.arr, NY 920 pv m 9.00 am.| Express, via White Ex\u2019pt Suny, Jc and Springfield River arr N'w Yk 10.00 p mn 6.00 p m | Fast Night train, via Daily Troy and Albany arriving New York 847 a wn 5,30 p m Night Express via Daily Springfield & New Hayen arr New Y\u2019k 11.30 am For Boston 8.10 a m Day Express via Rut SOLICITORS.EXC, Duhamel, Marceau & Merri! BARRISTERS & 2.JOSEPH DUH \\ MEL, Que F.R.MARCEAU, LL.1;, ALFRED E.MERRILL, LL.B., 1709 Notre Dame-street.1709 Royal Insurance Building, O .Infirmarg.Teleyhone No, 267y ng: Opp.oy MACDONALD, MACINTOSH MeGeimmon BARRISTERS 49 King-st West, Toronto EDMUND GUERIN, B.A, B.C.L ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, &o.Commissionn the Provineea ° Law Charabers Nos.208 and 299, Znd Qu, New York Life Bullding, Moatreai.Bell telephone 2953.JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 280 BROADWAY.STEWART BUILDING.- NEw YoRx Crrr, October O'HALLORAN E-AND\u20144M O'HALLORAN \"ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, Cowanrville, Que.jas.O'Halloran, Q.C.George F.O'Halloran 207\u2014Im ES a po\u2019 Atak Drawings in AUC - 5th.and 3134 PRIZES 19th.LIST OF PRIZES I Prize worth 315.000.315,000 ha wor 5,000.5,000 Worth $52 740.00 ol «a 3M.Zim \u2014 forse 2 30:00 AS CAPITAL PRIZE 0 5.101 2000 ce \u201c 15.3,000 LO .s 10.5,000 00 Worth $15,000.00 |.Tickets, - - - $1.00 11.\" fer - - $l0.00 circulars, Approximation Prizes.sect EB ow mw gee 48 3134 Prizes worth $52,740 S.E.Lefebvre, Manager 81 St, James s.\u2026 Montreal, Can EDWARD MEEK BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &c, 67 King-street west.Toronto, Ont.bentures negotiated and sold.Ex\u2019pt Sun landand Fitchburg : \u2014______'arrivng Boston, 74% nm Lafamme : Madore : Cress-: & : LaRrcchell pou \" m ast train vawhite X\u2019pt Sun River Jc and Low- Pe ee RE 730 Dm BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &c, 6.00 p m Fast train via Bel.YORK LIFE BUILDIN Ex'pt Sun lowsFls and Fitch- NEW , a burg.Arr Boston 6,00 am *MONTRMXAL 8.30 p m Night Express via Daily Concord and Low- Hon.R.Laftammse Q.0, J.P.C.Madore el arr_Toson RTS 7 | A.G.Crosg 280M.G.LaFochelle,™ For White Mountains 9.00 a m Express for Bethtehem, Cronie | House Fabyans,Mount Washine- ton, P\u2019tland& OldOreherd mash For Local Points For Faunham, Granby, W atcrl yo 4 50 p m Stanbridge, st.Armand, Hign- Ex\u2019pt Sun gate, St.Albans.Fx'nt Sun Wagner New Vestibule BuffetPalace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars on all through trains, For Tickets, Time-tables and all information, apply to the Company\u2019s otfice, 136 St, James street, A C.STONEGRAVE, Canadian rassencar Agent.8.W CUMMINGS, E.C.SMITH, General Pras.Agent Second Vice-Pres ST.ALBANS, VT.June 27, 91 GEOFFRION, DORION and ALLAN ADVOCATES} 107 ST.JAMES ET: \u201cImperial Building,\u201d riace d\u2019Armesj C.A: GEOFFRION, C.R., A.DORION, J.B.ALLAN 2351yr WILLIAM EOLT SECOR! Counseior at Law, 10 West 23rd Street, Opiown Herald Bailding, Now York, Bank References.Money Invested; Ard Lake Champlain ani GcorgeSteamers, SHORTEST ROUTE Ed ew York \u2014 AND TO+ SaratCga, Troy, Albany, Boss ton, Philadeiphia Baltimore and Waghington, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST Quick Time.__ No Delays TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 1.15 8, m.~Dally except Sunday, arriving in New York at 920 p uw.Through Drawing- rom tr.Montreal ta New York, 5.50 p,m.\u2014Nigbt Express, Sundays included \u2014Waquer\u2019s Buffet VestibaleSleeping Car runs \u2018hrough to New York without change, ar riving in New York at 6 45 next morning, #5\" This Train makes ciose connection at Troy end Albany with Sleeving Car Train for gorion, arriving at¥.30 a.m.New York Through Mails and Express car.6d via this line.! tien ven and Tickets mold at Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, al! Grand Trunk Offices: and at the Company\u2019s Office.143 St.James Street, Montreal, We BURDICK, W.H.Henry, neral Pass Agent Go Albkny 'Y, ontreal, FIRE - LIFE - MARINE G.Ross Robertson & Sons GENFRAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS.ESTABLISHED 1865.No.11 Hospital-st., Montreal Special Facilities for Placing Large Lines Equitable Rates.Reliable Companies IIUGH : BRODIE, NOTARY PUBLIC, Commissioner, &¢ , and Issuer of Marriage Liceases, NEW - YORK - LIFE - BUILDING.Hon.M.Mercier, C.R., M.P.P.; F, X, Choquet B.C.L.; C.Beausoleil, M.P.; P.G.\u201c Martineau, B.C.L.&ercler, Beausoleil, Choquet & Martineau, ° AVOCATES No.76 ST- JAMES-STREET MONTREAL, ?.O.Fox 2058 Telephone No 2 Maclennan, Liddel! & Cline, (Late Maclennan & Macdonaid), ZARRISTERS, SOLICITGRS, NOTARIES, &:.CORNWALL, ONT.7.B.MAOLENNAN, Q.0., J.W.LIDDEL: C.H.CLINE LEITCH & PRINGLE, Barristers, AMOTDeys-at-LoW.Solicitors Chap.ery, Notaries Public, &e, CORNWALL, ONT.AMES LEITCH, KR.W.PRINGLA August 25 Ginbons.MoNab & Mulkern BABRISTEKS, ATIORNEY a, OFFICE: Corner Richmond and Carling Streeta, LONDON ONT.4x0.0.GIBBONS, Q.C., GE0.MONAE, P.MULKERN FRED, F, August O'Hara Baynes, B.C.L, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GOMMISSIONER, Assignee of Minutes of Late G, F.Cleveland N.P.) Marriage Licenses Issued.Money te Lend on Mortgage\u2019 Temple Building, 188 St.James 8» Bell Telephone 1717.JAS.A.CANTLIE & 00.OCANTLIE, EWAN & C0.Kstabilshed 31 Years.General Merchants & Manolaciorers Agents CANADIAN WOCLENS AND COTTAA 15 ST.HELEN STREET MONTREAL.Cirrespencence solicited, Advances mad on concifments.McINTYRE & CODE Barristers, Notaries &c, Supreme Court and Departmental Agents, Solicitors for the Bank of Montreal, OTTAWA Ontario.M.NOLAN de LISLE REAL ESTATE AGENT, Room No.23 Fraser Building, Ne.45 Nt.Saerament Street HEADQUARTERS RAILWAY MINING [UMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES DTNCANS.HLCINTYRE.IE4 Et Jamee-st, E> : ; & > : is ai a Six xy a ; es DOMINION BRIDGE ZOMPANY, LIMITED.IRON BRIDGES AND STANDARD IRON WORKS.®Works Office at Lachine Locks Que, reached by the Canadi acific and, Great Northwestern Telegraphs, which run direct to the office, or by the Bell Telephone 8208A and Federal Telephone 2300A,.igns in both Iron and Steol Plate.and Lattice Girders, Pin and Link oF Riveted Tr blos, Rennes, P hand Lin] e russ ork, Trestles, Swing Bridges, Turn- a! Los B ol HEAL ne ores, | House Girders, Truss Rods, Kloman Eyebars, or any and Our stock in hand com rises Steel Beams, A zl Mats, Back 42 hat Reomp: se ams, Angles, Tees, Channels, Plates, Rolled Edge a Ba aT only La ee LC Capon Beams, Bars.squares, Turbucizles, Rivets, etc.TAN mana eee urnish you with juet what your Se salaried inspector in England, 18 tested and inspected at our mi Is before sii ment Air Works on our testi Lore Suipment, or we can do testing at shed if desired, , ing machine [Emery\u2019s], eapacitr 75 tons and test reports The Herald will endeavor to give legitimate news of the doings of the profes sional world and from week to weok I shall be glad to answer any qnestions which may be sentin by my correspondents.\u2018This featuse of the lettar was vary interesting last season and will douptless remain so in the months to come.* x * Mr.E.H.Sothern will make his appearance at the Lyceum, New York, early this month in Jones\u2019 fascinating drama, the \u201cDancing Girl,\u201d and will also play it on tour with the \u201cMinister.\u201d The \u201cDancing Girl\u201d is a very strong play, and has had a run of upwards of 200 nights at the Haymarket.It shows up the evils of modern social life, bat it is not altogether one sided.- +\" The \u201cLittle Tycoon\u201d bas been considerably brightened at the hands of the author.Itis tomake its reappearance in Philadelphia on August 10.Special boxes have been placed at the disposal of the newspaper critics who have been invited to the Initial performance.I am not sure whether or not I shall be _able to be present, - + * Charles M.Skeimer has written a prelude for Miss Margaret Mather's \u201cMedea.\u201d This accomplished aetress will play Medea exclusively daring the coming season.: * + * W.S.Gilbert and Albert Collier have just completed a new opera for the Prince of Wales Theatre.The title has not yet been given to the public, * Miss Edith Hoyt is a clever little actress, and the possessor of a cultivated voice.Her winsome manner has made her a great favorite in our midst, but it was not until the presentation of \u201c H.MS.Pinafore\u201d that ber talent was fully displayed.Iler remarkably clever dancing in the firet [act of this opera made an instantaneous bit and secured for her showers of applause.Miss Hoyt has a brilliant future before her in this respect, and I hope fo see the accomplished little artiste in a similar performance before the cloeing of the engagbment.x, The one hundredth performance of Wang\u201d at the Broadway Theatre will e reached Friday evening, Aug.14, ani 1 e occasion will be commemorated by ! e presentation of handsome and ap- ropriate souvenirs.There is some talk \u2026 \u201cWang\u201d being seen in Montreal.* NF News which the staga carpenter gave ne tLis week : x, Carmencita has decided upon taking a reet, making her farewell appearance in New York to-night.\u2014Tessie Butler has been engaged by Manager J.D.Levy to play in\u2018 Christmas Bells.\u201d\u2014J.K.Em- met has engaged Max Freemen to superintend the production of * Fritz in fre.land.\u201d\u2014Miss Caroline Millsner, the new prima donna of the Bostonians, is to take the stage name of Caroline Hamilton.\u2014 Miss Gale opens the next regular ssason atthe Chestnut Street Opera House in Philadelphia, August 31.\u2014Stuart Robson begins his season September 14, dedicating the new theatre in Jersey City, with a production of * She Stoops to Conquer.\u201d\u2014Campanini has signed for the Worcester Festival in September.\u2014 The Wagner Festival at Bayreuth is a huge success, $140,000 has been received from $5 tickets\u2014The London Gaiety Company will visit America during the coming season.\u2014I\u2019at Rooney will be seenin a new play, \u201c Lord Rooney,\u201d on Auguet 24, x, The Kendals have read three new plays eince their retarn to London.Mrs.Kendal feels that they need something new for their coming tour of phis country, which, it is said, will be the last, and she has invited several English authors t» submit manuscri} ts to her.The tour of the Kendals will begin at the Star, New York, 1n October.x -.Mr, O.J.Whitney, the millionaire Michigan manager, has concen rated his Canadian interests by putting the control of his opera houses in Toronto, Hamilton and London under the control of Mr.Frank Kirchmer, who will make Toronto his headquarters, spending one day a week in each of the other cities where he will have a resident treasurer.Mr.Kirchmer is known to almost all the people of the profession, and while a thorough business man is a jolly good fellow.Mr.Whitney\u2019s interests will not suffer in his hands, while he will cons tinue to make new friends.* %® * Just as I said, long ago, the jarige between Minnie Palmer and her husband Was simply an advertising dodge.How it will succeed remains to be seen.John R.Rogers is now arranging Mra.Palmers English tour.She will appear in \u201cälv Sweatheart\u201d and \u201cMy Brother\u2019s Sister,\u201d besides a new play and one or two ous.act pieces.* + The action for damages brought against Patti in St.Petersburgh last se +- son for pon-fulfillment of contract Las been decided in her favor.Next time Le impressario makes a contract with he diva no doubt he will be carefal t» mske the required deposit with the Rothschilds.nr Lilian Rusgell still continues to attract large audiences at the Casino in tte Grand Duchess.Marie Tempest Lay Ler work cat out if she is to success- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 reminds fully fill Lilian\u2019s place.This me that Miss Tempest\u2019s brothe À ri i with the Roth company.Horace here clever boy, and is going to surely make.his mark, x, The operetta by Planquette, in which Agues Huntingtog will appear next season, is called \u201cCarfhin Therese.\u201d It was written for her originally, and was then sold to Rudolph Aronson, from whom Miss Huntington bought it back, * * * .The new play, \u201cA Child of Destiny,\u201d in which Miss Irene Kent is to star, was written by Celia Logan.I read the story of the plot afew days ago, and though T would not like to charge Miss Logan with plagiarism, I must say that \u201c A Child of Destiny\u201d savors very much of an old English play, \u201c Miriam\u2019s Crime,\u201d Paur Pay.PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT, G.Hentzman, Toronto, is at the Balmoral], Senator Cochrane is a guest at the Windsor.J.Hall, Brockville, is 163istered at the Bal- moral, Dr.C L.Allen, of Duluth, Minnesot the Hall.\u2019 2 is at James Haggart, of Winnipeg, is a gu 5 the Hall.\u2019 guest a R.L.Sheraton, of Halifax, lett for his home last night.J.H.Stackhouse, Toronto, is a guest at ha .Baimorals Dr, Madore, of Hoily, Mich , is stopping at the Riendeau.D.C, Fraser, M.P., of New Glasgow, N.Se, is at the Windsor.A.W.allan, M.P., and Dr.St.John, M.P., are at the windsor.R.P.Meikle and wife, of Lachute, are guests at the Winasor.James O.Cuthbert, of the Manor House, Berthier, is at the Hall.W.Koberts, advance agent Juhn Robine son's circus, is at the Riendeau.° John D.Grace, of United Carada, Ott vwa, Î stopping at the St, Lawrence Hali.L.W .Sicotte, clerk ot the Crown, is sp nd- ing his holldays at Notre Dame du Porta ze.Major Swansboro, of the St.George Hotel, Brooklyn, New York, is a guest at the Bal- moral.D.T.Morris, Brantford; .J.E.McLeoi, Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Fenton, Vaudreuil; and a R.Oldershaw, \u2018foronto, are at the Bal- moral.G.Wertheimer, Philadelphia; A.Grant, Toronto; M.C.Pennock, Alliance, Ohio; E.A.Knowlton, Rochester; M, A.Toland, Boston, are at the Richelieu.Joe Belanger, Quebec; H.Godin, Three Rivers; F.X.Bussales, Vercheres; Arthur velineau, Chicago; L.N.Langelier, \u2018Three Rivers, are at the Riendeau.Mrs, Moses Wadley, Miss Hollis Wadley, Miss Nellie Wadley, ** Sand Hills?\u2019 Augusta Ga, and Mrs.Wm.R.Lincoln, Baltimore, Neb., are guests at the Balmoral, General Herry, of Buriington, with a party of 14 prominent ladies and gentiemen, are at the Hall, on their way to the general\u2019s trout fishing grounds at St Alexis des Monts, Among the latest arrivals at the Hall are: N.Willard, Prescott ; J.D.Cameron, Quebec; E.E.Hargreaves, Casselinan; Thomas D.Peck, Pellstield ; J, 1.Doran, Nlagara Falls ; 5 D.Chaplin, St Catharines ; P.J.G, Labb, uebec.Among pew arrivals at the Turkish Bath Hotel are the following : Rev.L.Barnes, Newton Centre, Mass.; Rev.R.H.Albert, N.B.; Major Armstrong, St.Joan, N.B; Rv.Daniel Gregory, Danville, P.Q.; J.F.Kerry, New York.Among the Americans registered at the Balmoral are C,0.H.Craigie, Brooklyn; Chas.E- Merritt, New York; Mr.and Mrs, S.Sears, Cambridge; Pearse Thompson, Louisville; Madame Meyer, Philadelphia; M, A, Holmes, Chicago; and G.Rube, Chicago.Major Armstrong, Jas.Kelly, R.A.C.Brown and Geo.Thompson, of St.John, N.B., \u2018Wm, Rossborough, of Fredericton, N.B.; J.C.Gass, Alex.Breckin and 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