The Standard., 14 septembre 1907, samedi 14 septembre 1907

[" or\u201d | ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT Che nt Î andard ILLUSTRATED { a SUPPLEMENT VOL.III.No.37.MONTREAL, CANADA.171 ST.JAMES STREET.View of Canada\u2019s Great Pleasure Resort, Dominion Park, Which Closes Tomorrow Evening * > 00 on we oie RNR sets a i gy AF $e .= [ bs vir pn «oll «à - > asin\u2019 at Big New Blue Bonnets Track SOME OF THE PATRONS OF THE NEW TRACK OF THE MONTREAL JOCKEY CLUB AT BLUE BONNETS\u2014Plate No.1\u2014A view of the betting-ring.Plate No.2\u2014Something of a surprise.Plate No.3\u2014Watching a close contest.Plate No.4\u2014An exciting moment.Plate No, 5\u2014A chat between races, betting-ring in the background.(Dominion Park photograph by A.I.Rice, St.Catherine street.Race photographs by Standard Photographer.) 2 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.TT Lives of Over 7000 Boys Have Been Influenced For Good in the Montreal Reformatory Schoo| \u2014 BROTHERS OF CHARITY CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL\u2014Brother Amadeus, the Superior-General of the Brothers of Charity, who this week celebrated the centennial of the organization of their Order.The Reformatory School on DeMontigny street, Montreal, is in charge of the Order.BROTHERS OF CHARITY CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL\u2014The chapel, playground, and baseball team of the Montreal Reformatory School, an institution over which the Brothers have charge.(Photo by Lapres & Lavergne, St.Denis street, corner Ontario.) (Jell-known Brotberbood Celebrates Centennial \u2014\"# CC: Brothers of Charity the world over are this year celebrating, by a solemn Triduum of Thanksgiving, the one hundredth anniversary \"of the foundation of the Congregation of the Brothers of Charity.In the American Province of the Congregation, the chief observance of the happy event took place here in Montreal at the Reformatory School, DeMontigny street, on Sept.10, 11, 12.This large school is the most important foundation in the American Province of the Brotherhood.This vast institution is comparatively unknown to the general public, although it easily outranks in scope and character any other similar institution in the country.The methods in use in the institution are based on the broad principles which underlie all true education.The aim of the management is to open to the children under their care the opportunities which follow upon the development of their character, and their equipment for the duties and responsibilities of actual life.In order to attain this aim, the Brothers have left nothing undone to train the minds and BROTHERS OF CHARITY CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL\u2014The Montreal Reformatory School, 341 DeMontigny st., over which the Brothers of Charity have charge, and in which over 7,000 boys secured their start in life.On Sept.10, 11 and 12 the Brothers celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding of their Order.(Photo by Lapres & Lavergne, St.Denis street, corner Ontario.) pervision of the religious, and under the direction of competent foremen, the pupils can serve a thorough apprentice- ene Ag Le | BROTHERS OF CHARITY CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL\u2014Chapel of the Montreal Reformatory School, 341 DeMontigny street.(Photo by Lapres & Lavergne, St.Denis street, corner Ontario.) BROTHERS OF CHARITY CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL\u2014A classroom in the Montreal Reformatory School.(Photo by Lapres & Lavergne, St.Denis street, corner Ontario.) 1 priest did not hesitate long, and at once resolved to found a Congregation of Brothers of Charity, as he had already established that of the Sisters of Charity.Three men of humble extraction, but of good will, presented themselves, resolved to embrace the religious life.On October 28, 1807, Triest installed them in the Hospice for Old Men, and placed it under their direction.Such was the origin of the Brothers of Charity.BROTHERS OF CHARITY CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL\u2014One of the workshops in Montreal Reformatory School.(Photo by Lapres & Lavergne, St.Denis street, corner Ontario.) 3 RTE EEE TRES EPA ct\u201d MAHI RE A il hina nse gi | Mtettirishiirl no, \u201c->Ruune sit IN ig athe: En FEN ni Is ERT Io FR sininsccacecuees BponiiRinbiLi CUVE MuamOu CROSS IRERAEE Ted Re! \"0 ts INE 2 Foi Re 2 Sabai LS due 1006 EE a ne ES Tor pri Avid i id ) } The Acme style you see above costs only from 16 cents a linear foot.Handsome and durable for lawns, parks, cemeteries, etc.Any height or length.Gates to match from $2.25.Write for catalog, or inspect this ideal fence.From us direct or any Page dealer.s FUGMUIN CORTE passat Tarte Bi The PAGE Wire Fence Co., Limited YWekeygils , Toronto Montreal | \u201cTHE WATER OF THE EMPIRE.\u201d mr | Endorsed by Royalty, gf RA N ad x ag N ME , =~ 7 THE RADNOR WATER COMPANY HAVE BEEN APPOINTED BY SPECIAL WARRANT PURVEYORS TO His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales 2 the hands of their young wards.Eight graded and fully equipped class-rooms afford ample opportunities for enriching the mind, and fostering noble thoughts and right ambitions.And in order that the young and dependent offenders may be fitted to return to society and there take their places as useful and respected citizens, large and modern workshops have been erected at great expense.Under the personal su- ship in printing, leather-cutting, tin- smithing, lasting, tailoring, book-bind- ing, and hand-shoemaking.The all- work-and-no-play system is unknown in the institution.Baseball, gymnastics, theatricals, hockey, football, roller skating and kindred sports enable the boys to taboo the medicine-chest and secure immunity from any kind of infectious disease.This immunity the house has enjoyed for more than twenty years.A thorough training in the principles of their religion, and the watchfulness of a zealous almoner contribute to deepen the religious and moral convictions of the boys.In fine, BROTHERS OF CHARITY CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL\u2014A calisthenic class in the playgrounds of the Montreal Reformatory School.(Photo by Lapres & Lavergne, St.Denis street, corner Ontario.) 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what tit-bits out of the life; what searching for motive; and what a play of wit between Sir William and the lawyers?The searching questions of counsel; the pointed answers of Sir William, edged with sarcasm, or pungent with the hint of mockery; the smile about the mouth of the judge, who enjoyed the dramatic scenes; the rapt attention of the audience; the dialectical fence a BE © LE seg cs Ex-Judge Nesbitt, the leading counsel for the Steel Alex.Johnston, M.P.for Cape Breton, one of those in constant attendance during the trial.Mr.Hector Mclnnes, one of the counsel for the Dominion Steel Company.a b-w hich\u2014woent-on\u2014-fos-houre\u2014eatt afforded a fillip which stirred the languid pulse of a Cape Breton town, and sent a ripple across the country.There was self-portraiture, if you like\u2014the keen brains, the candid avowal of enlightened selfishness, the constant watching of the \u201cother fellow\u201d; the disclosure of a genial cynicism which candidly avowed that the first consideration was the personal one in the conduct of human affairs\u2014all this made a picture which constituted a et Mr.G.H.Duggan, of the Dominion Coal Company.self-revelation of the most attractive sort.And then, there was Mr.Jones, who baffled the lawyers; and Mr.Morris, the man with the fog-horn voice; and Mr.Pearson, who held the threads of NN Mr.W.B.A.Ritchie, one of the counsel for the Dominion Steel Company.Mr.F.P.Jones, who made a reputation as an extremely able witness, so many large interests, and whose coolness never deserted him; the probing of the lawyers, Messrs.Lovitt, Macdonald, Ritchie and Nesbitt, who took a delight in drawing forth the great men who bulked so largely in the fin- J.J.Ritchie, K.C., one Dominion Coal Company.Mr.Charles Fergie, of the Dominion Coal Company.Neblett ancial world, obtaining glimpses of character rather than illumination upon the matter in hand.For the points in dispute, though they could not be ignored, became of secondary importance, and the opportunity of having greatness on the stand was taken for the purpose of removing the veil which hid it from the common eye, and making disclosure of those who, living and working in silence, had come to stand for tremendous things in the financial and industrial life of this country.Mr.A.J.Brown, of Montreal, one of the counsel for the Steel Company.of the counsel \u201cJack\u201d Ross in front of the Court House.son of Mr.James Ross, of the Coal Company.He is the H.A.Lovitt, the leading counsel for the Dominion Coal Company.for the Company.Regarded in this light, the trial was interesting to a degree, Judge Longley, who wrote so beautifully on \u201cLove,\u201d and who appreciates the dramatic moment, confessed his human interest in self-portraiture.The audience hung upon the revelation, not of facts, but of motive, of character; and both Mr.Nesbitt and Mr.Ritchie confessed that they cared more for the contest of intellect than the difference between the two companies.And this difference, though it was made to cover columns of legal verbiage, paid for at so much a word, was the simple one of misunderstanding as to the interpretation of a contract, > aie EY Te Eel ave se E.M.McDonald, M.P., one of the counsel for the Coal elsewhere, The coal people then said that that broke the contract, which they then cancelled.Whereupon, threats on both sides.Subsequent conferences\u2014nay, even luncheons, which are so efficacious in the healing of acerbities.The appointment of intermediaries, Eminent plenipotentiaries engaged on both sides.Men of tremendous weight from Toronto and elsewhere, bringing the parties together.Lord Strathcona appealed to.All in vain.Man is a choleric creature, In the meantime, the shareholders are asking for their dividends.and the great steel industry, in which millions Judge Longley at the foot of the Court House steps.The steel people said the coal people had engaged to supply them with a certain grade of coal for certain purposes.The coal people retorted that there was nothing in the agreement to show that such was the intention.The steel] people insisted upon a particular seam and quality for certain purposes.The coal company said they would go on giving the run of the mine.The steel people said they could not make coke out of the particular kind of coal they were receiving, and that they would be forced to get supplies elsewhere if there was not an improvement in the delivery.The coal people, a little haughtily, pointed to the contract.The steel people bought coal Companies.John 8.McLennan, ex-secretary of the Steel and Coal are invested, and which the Federal Government has subsidized at the rate of $7 per ton, suffers an enormous dislocation, Coal directors resign.Mr.James Ross compresses his lips and says nothing.He will hold on.He is right, and will abate nothing of contention or right.More pourparlers, more dainty Junch- eons, calculated to produce mollifying effects.Still all in vain.Whereupon Judge Longley appears upon the scene; the lawyers enter with their bulging bags; the legal tournament is set out in proper array; and once more is it proved that men are only children of a larger growth.M.E.Williams, who wrote the story of the trial for the Montreal Star. 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