The Standard., 12 février 1910, samedi 12 février 1910

[" ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT \u2014 VOL.VI.No.7.\u2014 un MONTREAL'S NEW MAYOR, CONTROLLERS AND ALDERMEN\u2014(1) The Hon.J.tourneau, M.D., St.Henri Ward; (7) Ald.Ernest Tetreau, St.Denis Ward; (8) Ald.J.B.Ald.George Mayrand, Delorimier Ward; (13) Ald.Tom.O'Connell, St.Ann\u2019s Ward; (14) Ald.J (18) Ald.E.Dubeau, L.D.S,, Lafontaine Ward; (19) Ald.James Robinson, St.Lawrence Ward; he Standard, ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT MONTREAL, CANADA, FEBRUARY 12, 1910.The Successful Candidates in Montreal\u2019s Great Recent Battle for Ridding the City of Graft 171 ST.JAMES STREET.yw.+ g Tx | J.Guerin, Mayor; (2) Mr.F.L.Wanklyn, Controller; (3) Dr.E.P.Lachapelle, Controller; (4) Mr.Louis N.Dupuis, Controller; (5) Mr.Joseph Ainey, Controller; (6) Ald.O.H.Le- Lamoureux, St.Louis Ward; (9) Ald.J.E.Prud'homme, Mount Royal Ward; (10) Ald.J.H.Garceau, M.D, Hochelaga Ward; (11) Ald.J.Z.Resther, Centre Ward; (12) .P.Roux, M.D., St.Mary\u2019s Ward; (15) Aid.A.N.Brodeur, St.James\u2019 Ward; (16) Ald.Joseph Ward, St.Andrew's Ward; (17) Ald.J.A.E.Gauvin, Papineau Ward; (20) Ald.U.H.Dandurand, St.Joseph\u2019s Ward; (21) Ald.N.Lapointe, St.Cunegonde Ward; (22) Ald.Leslie H.Boyd, K.C., St.George\u2019s Ward; (23) Ald.P.Monahan, St.East Ward; (27) Ald.Napoleon Turcot, Laurier Ward; (28) Ald.S.J.Carter, West Ward.Gabriel Ward; (24) Ald.Ludger Clement, Duvernay Ward; (25) Ald.Noe Leclair, St.Jean Baptiste Ward; (26) Ald.L.A.Lapointe, ust LL NN NAN + Memb rs of Canadian Railway Club \\ o AÂttended Recent Annua \u2014_ 1 Dinner at the Windsor Hotel 33 | \u2018 RAILWAYMEN M | great success, upwards of 250 members of = di FOI FIAT + ZN ., \u2019 : 1 I w - » .\u2018 .PARES ERS R pa cr 4 poibaads ri ti later ints aura ara tnnnt eo RSet aia userid eii inane No = + 2 ot rt < en A Es CRE ; F # » 5 * = ace one ge MERRY AT PLEASANT SOCIAL FUNCTION\u2014The annual dinner of the Canadian Railway Club took place recently at the Windsor Hotel, Montreal, on which occasion the above flashlight photograph was taken.AKE the Club being present.The Club, which is made up of officials and employees of the different Canadian railways, has already proved of inestimable value to those who belong to it.(Photo by Swan Photo Co., Montreal.) The function proved to be a > \u2014\u2014 + SE LEE SNS SNS NN AN SORA SAS SES SN NS THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.AMERICA\u2019S LAST BIG ROUND-UP OF BUFFALOES\u2014A herd of 350 (the largest ever photographed) in the corrals at Lamont, Alta.into which the animals were turned after having been carefully brought by railway to the Canadian West from the Western States by the Canadian Government.they roamed in millions over the western plains\u2014now they are numbered only by the thousands.PU Ne Ne SEA ANS SN COSMOPOLITAN CANADA\u2014An AI- bertan-Ruthenian belle and her jewels.(Photo by A.T.Bridgman, Vegreville.) san Owing to the large numbers of immigrants who have poured into Canada during the past few vears, the \\Ves- tern Provinces contain at present a COSMOPOLITAN CANADA\u2014A dog-team connected with the Ruthenian Settlement in Alberta.of settlers from almost every part of (Photo by A.T.Pridgman.Vegreville, Alta.) Europe.COSMOPOLITAN CANADA\u2014An Albertan-Indian chief in Stetson hat and cowboy tunic.(Photo by A.1.Bridgman, Vegreville, Alta.) very cosmopolitan population, made up ~ COSMOPOLITAN CANADA\u2014A Ruthenian mother and child.(Photo hy A.T.Bridgman, Vegreville, Alta.) COSMOPOLITAN CANADA\u2014A present-day type of Cree Indian in Alberta.The repatriation of these animals was undertaken by the Government for the purpose of preventing them from becoming extinct.Thirty years ago A ANA TN TN Rene COSMOPOLITAN CANADA\u2014A squaw and papoose belonging to the Cree tribe of Indians in Alberta.(Photo hy A.T.Bridgman, Vegreville, Alta.) 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Heaven smiles and faiths and empires gleam like wrecks of a dissolving dream.TF Tn itm a 2 PR TT ee } ce ac MAS Mr.Haidane Mr.Balfour Another Athens shall arise, And to time Bequeath, like sunset to the skies, The splendor of its prime, And leave, if naught so bright may live, All earth can take or Heaven can give.remoter E24 : à id 14 i Wl, a ye UBB A res Les Pm Mr.Winston Churchill and Mr.Runciman Statue of Cromwell in Front ot Westminster Hall Mr.Augustine Birrell and Lord Morley THEY WILL ONCE AGAIN WALK BENEATH THE SHADOW OF CROMWELL AND OF recent epochal election campaign in Great Britain.| ; \u2018 statesmen featured in the above illustration met with success in the recent campaign, and they will consequently be members of the new Parliament.ANA An Interesting and Historic Church.£EL£\u20acCECECE HE ancient church of SS.Peter and Paul at Ormskirk, England, is a magnificent building of great historic interest.It was originally a small Church with low Chancels and Nave.and only one narrow Aisle (south), the North Aisle was added later.and later still hoth Aisles widened.The Church had low arches like those of the Derby Chapel.Galleries came into fashion in 1739, and as these could not he put against blank walls, the arches were taken away and round pillars substituted a specimen of which now stands by the path at the entrance to the Churchyard; heavy wall plates rested on these pillars, which supported the nave roof.In 1824 the old oak roof, found to be rotten, was replaced by deal.A round plastered ceiling adorned the nave and chancel.while flat, white-washed ceilings covered the aisles and chapels.The late Vicar, Canon Sheldon, commenced the restoration of the Church in 1879.by removing the galleries and concreting the floor (7.000 bodies had been interred within the walls of the church).In 1884 the present Vicar, the Rev.J.E.Woodrow, took up the work and carried it on to completion.The total cost, including the Organ, was about £20,000.Everything really old was scrupulously kept.while the work of the Churchwarden period was Tre- moved.There is no Chancel Arch\u2014 canopied figures\u2014St.Peter and St.Paul, the patron Saints of the Church \u2014mark the division between Nave and Chancel.The tall, graceful arches are A M LF AND HIS CANIN OTHERLESS MOOSE CALF 12 was subsequen being deserted by its mother.a The break-up of a Parliament is very much like the breaking up of other institutions, and even the most promi Se a ONE OF GREAT BRITAIN\u2019S MOST HISTORIC AND INTERESTING CHURCHES\u2014The Church of SS.Peter and Paul at Ormskirk, in the diocese of Liverpool.T that has a tower and spire which stand side by side.This edifice is quite unique in England, as it is the only church There is an old tradition that it was built by two maiden ladies, daughters of the pirate Orme, after his conversion to Christianiity.These ladies agreed to erect a church in commemoration of the event, but one wanted to see it embellished with a tower; the other with a spire.They could not agree, hence each carried out her own idea.~~ E FRIEND\u2014This animal was captured near Trout River after tly brought up on a bottle.JE WN Sar LE rt new, the pillars are without capitals; and all the roofs of carved oak are new.We enter the Church by The Porch, which was erected by the children of the parish.In the niche of the gable is a carved figure of the Good Shepherd.We pass under The Spire, which is absolutely distinct from the Tower, and contains the Priest\u2019s Bell, which is by ancient custom rung immediately before every service.The base of the Spire is the original work, the upper part, which looks comparatively new, was rebuilt in 1826.The Font, bearing date 1661, and the Royal Cypher C.R., is thought to have been given by the Countess of Derby, Charlotte de la Tremouille, as a thank- offering for the restoration of the | Monarchy.The Tower is massive, being 40 feet square, independent of the buttresses, the walls are 7 feet thick; so thick that in the opening of the windows are vaults where people are buried.The Tower contains a fine peal of eight bells, old and mellow, the tenor (25 cwt.) being cast in 1497.The Nave is very graceful in its proportions, the two easternmost bays, on either side, enclose the King\u2019s Chancel.Above the apex of the arches are the arms of Henry VII.He and his retinue sat in this Chancel when on a visit to his stepfather, the 1st Earl of Derby, at Lathom House.Ever since then this part of the Church has been called \u201cThe King\u2019s Chancel,\u201d and the Chancel proper the \u201cHigh Chancel.\u201d The Chancel.Here we have the oldest part of the Church: the inner arch of the Saxon-Norman Arch in the -\u2014 North Wall of the Chancel, built A.D.1070.The outer arch would be planted on the fact of this A.D.1150.There are also two Saxon figures built in the outside wall at the East end of the Church possibly from an ancient font.The East Window is one of the finest modern windows in the North of Ergland, and will bear minute inspection; the glass alone cost £500.The subject is Christ enthroned, the Apostles in Adoration, the two prominent figures heing SS.Peter and Paul, to whom the Church is dedicated.The two bottom lights on the right form one pic- ture\u2014the conversion of Saul of Tarsus; the two on the left, Christ\u2019s charge to St.Peter; the centre lower light being the angel, emblem of the Gospel.The Derby Chapel on the south side of the High Chancel has been the burial place of the Derby family for 300 vears in the large vault \u2014under- neath until 1850, when the vault was full and closed.A new vault was built at Knowsley, where the last three Earls are buried.The remains of James, the brave and martyred Earl (who was beheaded for his country)\u2019 lie here; his body in a short coffin and his head in a square box by its side.The effigies (dreadfully mutilated by the Puritans) represent the 1st and 3rd Earls of Derby, and the two wives of Thomas, the first Earl; his second wife being the Duchess of Richmond, mother of Henry VII.The Scarisbrick Chapel is that enclosed with brass rails.The cost of restoring this Chapel in keeping with the rest of the Church was defrayed by the Marquis de Casteja, the present Lord of Scarisbrick.The seats are intended for his tenants.The splendid memorial brass is worthy of close inspection.There is an Old Window in the wall near the pulpit, the bottom of which is worn away by the poor receiving their doles there, hundreds of years ago, before the north aisle was added.It is supposed to be the window of an ancient sacristy.Some excellent Wood Carving is seen in the pulpit and reredos, the scene, in RICHARD THE LION-HEARTED TO THE HALL OF ST.STEPHEN\u2019S\u2014On this page are reproduced some life-like photographs of the leading men who took part in the nent Commoners run a risk of being left at home as the result of an appeal to the country.The Lord Morley, however, is a member of the House of Lords.mr Ne MR.CHARLES M.HAYS, President of the Grand Trunk Railway.the reredos, of the Last Supper being after Leonardo de Vinci.Ormskirk Church, which is recognized to be the finest old Church in the Diocese of Liverpool, is quite unique in England, having a Tower and Spire standing side hy side.Two Churches in Wiltshire, Purton and Wanborough, are something like it.but their spires are at the Chancel end, the towers at the West.There is no documentary evidence of the building of the Church.In the absence of this many suggestions have heen put forth.There is an old tradi- (Continued on Page 4.) MONTREAL ROLLING MILLS COMPANY\u2019S BRANCH OF THE ST.JOHN'S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION \u2014 Reading from left to right, the names are:\u2014Back row: J.Archambault, A.A.Swayne (sec), D.Wood (pres.), J.Black (vice-pres.), D.Simmons, G.Harold, D.Lewis, J.Hughes.Middle row: W.Wilber, T.O'Flaherty, A.Pepin, F.Pigeon, J.Smith, J.H.Miller, R.Mailloux, J.Watson, M.Spindler, A.Wood, H.Conibear, T.Humphries, A.Proulx, F.Woodruff, S.McConnell.W.Bilodeau (attendants).Dr.Fielde, Company\u2019s physician( at left); J.Chausse (patient); C.Fox and +\" \u2014 ne - - - oo goa EE \u2014__ er 2 -~ THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.IN THE MUSICAL WORLD\u2014Mr.Edmund Burke, of Montreal, in the character of \u201cWilliam Tell.\u201d This eminent Canadian basso, who has won renown in several European capitals during the past few seasons, is at present at the Royal Opera, The Hague, Holland.rea (Continued from Page 3.) The Church should have a tapering spire, To point to realms where sin\u2019s for- tion which says it was originally built given, by two maiden ladies, daughters of the And lead men\u2019s thoughts from earth pirate Orme, after his conversion to to heaven:\u201d Christianity.If this be true the town takes its name from its Church, \u201cOrms- kirk,\u201d the Kirk, or Church, of Orme.They both agreed to build a Church\u2014 An emblem of the Church\u2019s strength it would perpetuate their memory-\u2014 To overcome the world at length: would be to the glory of God, and a To show that \u2019gainst the Church, blessing to future generations.though frail, This Traditon the Vicar has put into The gates of hell shall not prevail.\u201d the following verse: \u201cWhy not have both,\u201d the elder asked Listen! while I tell the story, \u201cAnd build a larger Church, the task How this grand old fane, so hoary.Would not be great: to me it seems Hath been builded for God\u2019s glory! To do the work we've ample means.\u201d Tradition saith, in days long gone \u201cYou do your part, erect your spire, Two daughters of the Pirate Orme And I'll build mine and put my tower: Resolved to raise, ere they should die, Thus there will be, as e\u2019er they stand, A monument to their memory, A Church unique throughout the land.\u201d Debating what the form should be, These maiden sisters did agree To build a Church, for that would be A blessing to posterity: Their name with it might be allied, And God, too, would be glorified.\u201cSister,\u201d said one, \u201cit\u2019s my desire The other said: \u201cI like a tower, It speaks of strength, of might, of power\u2014 Upon the rock, on rising ground, They built the Church, and placed around, God\u2019s acre, where, in Holy Ground, Trail dust should rest till life be crowned.\u2014J.E.W.WA Murray do Lins 17-31 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO.57 YEARS\u2019 GROWTH IN MERCHANDIZING À NN Ne NEW SPRING MATERIALS OUR spring goods are now arriving in stock and our mail order { department! will forward samples on request.The new pongees and foulards are the most popular for this season\u2019s selling.New Shantungs, Pongees and diagonal Tussores in cord and crepe effects, also new serce twill and diagonals 1n all the new color effects 27, 34 and 44 inches wide, also all the new foulards in 24 and 44 inch widths in a large collection of popular Ne\u201d Naar and exceptionally fine designs.Prices at per yard $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.75.a = @o lfto3l ing StEast a nN & * lOto 20 Colborne St @oronit nV 4% Yimited virtons Sr KingtoColbarne St MISS GUERIN, sister of the Hon.J.J.Guerin, Mayor of Montreal, who will perform the duties of Lady Mayoress during her brother\u201ds term as Chief Magistrate.MRS.L.N.DUPUIS, wife of Mr.L.N.Dupuis, one of Montreal\u2019s new Controllers.M MRS.JOSEPH AINEY, wife of Mr.Joseph Ainey, one of Montreal's new Controllers.MONTREAL ROLLING MILLS\u2019 AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.(See Page 3.) There are now fifty-four members in the Montreal Rolling Mills\u2019 Branch of the St.John\u2019s Ambulance Association, which has just completed its fourth year since inauguration.Owing to the large number of men employed in the works, and also to the nature of their work, the necessity of a knowledge of \u201cFirst Aid\u201d principles led to a class he- ing formed among the men to study the subject, under the auspices of the St.John\u2019s Ambulance Association of England.Interest and enthusiasm in the movement steadily increased, the knowledge gained thereby proving of inestimable value in caring for the injured and relieving suffering until medical or surgical aid could he secured.From time to time flesh wounds have been cleansed and treated; crushed fingers, hands and feet antiseptical- ly dressed, and e¢ven broken hones set.\"Lord Hugh Cecil (©) Hlected at Oxford University Vlected at Satisburs Kis Saran Sa Mr.G.Locker Lampson (C) Sir C.Kinloch Cooke (C) Mr.T.Gibsan Bowles (L) Rev.C.Silvester Horne (L) Mr.H.A.Colefax (\u20ac) , Depted ni Mandécster (SW Elected at De venport Elected at King's Lynn Hlcetel at Inswich Elented ut Manéh A.Dr.C, Addison (L) Elected at Hoxton Mr.Alfred Bird (C) | Elected at Wolverhampton (\\W.} rr.J.G.Butcher (C) A .A Lord Charles Beresford (C) Mr.Spencer L.Hughes (L) Mr.J.Boyton (C) Siected at York Elected at Portsmonth Flected at Stockport Hlected at Eust Marviebone I NEW FACES IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT \u2014 Some of the prominent candidates who were returned to the House of Commons in the recent elections.A Lord Robert Cecil /C: Eo Defeated at Blachhorn 5s Sir Henry Norman L) Sir E.P.Tennant Lr Mr.W.Joynson-Hicks C\u2019 Defeated at Vote rharenton os Prefeated ar Grin bo Véteuted at ace ester NON Defeatet at Salisbury Lee t.Hon.Russell Rea (L).Mr.Harold Cox (I.L.) Defeated at Gloucester Defeated ar Preston The Hon, Claude Hay (C) Mr.L.G.Chiozza Money tL) Mr.Will Crooks (Lab.) 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