The Montreal herald, 15 octobre 1902, Cahier 1

[" _\u2014 HE MONTRE NEXT EUROPEAN MAIL.ve Bun rove to-day at 5.18, sets 5.11.saterly winds, fali, with a Hite ~ hap.para à gp nee\u201d (supplementary).ah dise tom re prog > La 7 = Teed \u2014 4 95TH YEAR.NO.244.TWENTY-FOUR PAGES, MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1902.© TWENTY-FOUR PAGES.PRICE ONE CENT.a \u2014 ; = \u20ac x ae ST Rr py a , * Hon.J.I.Tarte, Minister of Public | Works, 1 i Questions\u2014transportation fi i 4 ) +) LE Eo Ea tore {| BENEFIT OF REVISION Hon.Mr.Tarte Discusses Tariff 1 \u201clem Before the Board of Trade Lf ve le 4, wn i The Minister of Pu.°° + 4 Works Makes Significant Statements.{jw ~ TO THE COUNTRY Transportation Question Was Also Discussed at Length.spoke before the quarterly meeting of the Board of Trade yesterday afternoon.He dealt with two und turiff\u2014 &nd said they should be together the plank that would bear ¢anada to nationhood.Mr.Turte declared that his + | t utteerances at Chatham had been misre- | ported.In a short digression he proclaimed his loyalty to his distinguishe 1 leader, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and denied the insinuations of the Mail and Empire that he bad threatened to defeat the Premier as he had been defeated in $875.| \u201cIf, remaining a minigter, I hal mada | such a threat, I would be a fool and a knave\u2014which I am not.\u201d These were | the concluding \u2018vords, exyressed by th + Minister of Public Works, to an ad- | dress exceedingly interesting and fraught with valuable information and data for business nten.Hon.Mr.Tartes presence meeting was the rulfilment of a promise made last spring.There was a Jarge attendance of the members to greet him, and the frequent applause the | ! | | rewarded the sulient points of his ; | i at @lress.PROMINENT MEN PRESENT.Among those on the floor of the hall were Messrs.James Alexander, Hugh A.Allan, ©.E.Allan, H.B.Ames, FT.W.Anderson, Robert Archer, A.A! Ayer, John Ruaillie, John Baird, R.M Ballantyne, L.GG.Beaubien, Jas.SP.\" nett, J.G.Brock, KE.G.Brooks, A.A.Brown, G.#2.Brush, H.Bulmer, J.H Burland.J.=.Buchan, D.W.Campbell, W.M.Campbell, Duncan Cameron, Jas.Carruthers, Charles Chaput, E.IL.Clarke, J.P.Cleghorn, R.8 Clift, 8S.Cookson, FE.H tTopland, J.Corbett, Jas.' Coristine, ¢'.Coughlin.E.F.Craig, W.W.Craig.T.A.Crane, James Crathern, George Creak, A.M.Urombie, G.J.Crowdy, John Crowe, James Currie, J.\u2018A.Cuttle, James Dalrymple, Hon.G.A.Drummond, T.J.Drummond, Geo.: Esplin, F.W.Evans, 8.H.Ewing, M.Brierley.Frank LL.Benedict, J.5.A 1 i J.Farrell, P.WW.Ferns, G.B.Fraser, \u2018 A.C.H.Froemuke, Robert Gardner, Charles Garth, A.F.Gaul}, Percy R.' Gault, R.L.Gaunt, W.I Gear, P.H.\u2019 Gillmor, Auguste Girary.À.M.Gould, A.F.Reud, George A.Greene, J.A.Gunn, A.W.Hadrill.John Hammill, Harold Hampson, (ieorge H.Hanna, Thomas Harling.James Harper, I.J.Marte, A.L.Hibbard, Jonathan Hodg- son.J.E.Hunsicker., A.LL.Hurtubise, Edgar Judge, A.L.Kent, John L.Kil- Joran, G.J.Kilpin, Theo.Labatt, Hospice Labeile, D.Lavinietrte, E.H.Le- may, W.=.Leslie, Peter Lyall, Charles Lyman.tt.Mariotti.Wilfrid Marsan D.Masson, Robert Maighen, W.Mel-! drum.H.DD.Metcalfe, Henry Miles, W, Morrice, Steewart Munn, Donald funro.Mov.Robert Mackay, A.Go McBean, George A Meñeun, Jumes | MeBride.T.12, McCarthy, bo A.Me-; Caskilh JC.Mét'ormiek, MR W.Me- Dougall, A.D.Mertiillis, John MeKer- | gow, PF.VV.vu Tugan, J.BR.Mulea, | William M-Master, S.A.MeMurtry, Foo BR.MoN.mes, James Meshane, A.D.: Nelson, T.H.Newman, William Nivin | James Diiver, M.A.Overend, R.Mel».| Paterson.W.5.Puterson, C.5.J.Phillips, Martin Power, Joseph Quintal, Alph.Racine.H.W.Raphuel, John E.Riley, A1-+x.Piutbertson, A.Scott Rôb- ertson, Joseph Robillard, James Rod - ger, Hon.J.D.Rolland, E.A.Schmidt, David Seath, L.GO.Shorey, Lionel J.Smith, R.Wilson-Fmith, W.B.Smith, B.F, Steben, GoW.Stephens, jr, ROR.Stevenson.W.Stewart, J.W.Tester, James Thom, G.A.Thomson, John Torrance, Eusebe Tougas, Charles =.Underhil!, W.W.Watson, Richard White, J.C.Wish, E.À.Whitehead, \u2018A.C.Wieland, 7.FE.Wright, Norman Wight, James Williamson, James Wil- gon, James R.Wilson.Mr.Alexander McFee, president, wis tn the chair.With him were Mr.AT- thur J.Hodgson, first vice-president; Mr.George E.Drummond.second vice- president; Mr.Robert Monro, treas- wrer; Mr.J.C.Holden.Mr.W.R.Brock, M.P.for Toronto d\u2019entre, and the, gecretary, Mr.George Hadrill.Mr.McFee opened the meeting by giving a brief review of the questions dealt with by the board during the past three months relative principally to presentations, shipping and the tar- \u201cTHE TIME HAS COME.\u201d Hon.Mr.Tarte was introduc\u2018} by the ch¥rman.and said: \u201cThere are turning points fn the life of a nation as there are in the life of Individua:s.I think the time has come\u2019 for us to take full advantage of our.opportunities.\u201d ; .\u201cThe last census.\u2019 Mr.Tarte sald, ! + the \u2018tide at Batiscan and Quebec.It \u201cMontreal should have a dry dock.fs a pres-ing necessity.Quebec has one.and it has proved it should have two.\u201cWhen the equipment on the lakes! is completed, when we have a larger | fleet on the lakes, ani when the St Lawrence improvements are complet- > \u2018had not shown the increase in our population that we had expected.The Immigration to Canada was almost insignificant compared with that which flowed continuously into the United States.Mr.J.J.l1ill, some weeks ago, had said that fifty years hence the population of the United States would be 150,000,000.It would be a wonderful growth, But our American cousins had started housekeeping early.Canada might not have had the same population, but what would have been the result, he asked, if Canada had started thirty years ago to take the full advantage of her advantages?We might at least have ten millions instead of six mi:;\u2018fons of population.Canada had not progressed as It should have done, and the time had come when a strong, active and vigorous Canadian policy had to be carried out.HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS.Hon.Mr.Tarte then took up the question of harbors and harbor lm- provements.Montreal! was the Canadian city par excellence.He had travelled extensively, and as Minister of Public Works he had felt it his duty to see what our neighbors across the line were doing and study what we In Canada could do.He congratulated the Americans on their splendid harbors, and remarked that in their budget this year the muniticent sum of $65,000,000 was found to be applied to the improvement of water ways and harbors, Their rivers had been made safe.He had recently visited the great lakes, and had sen there large Met ANA enormous tonnage travelling night ahd day.The reason was that the channel was deep and well lighted.Their harbors, tov, were well equipped.Duiuth was comparatively a small city, yet it had one of the finest harbors in the United States.Splendid ports were found at Buffalo, Cleveland, Miiwaukee, Chicago, and other cities.Through the great takes and the American ports over 25,000,000 tons of ore wouid pass this yeur.There were over 2,00 American bottoms on the great laks, Mr.Tarte : said, while Canada had a little over a baker's dozen.This year we had twen- | ty-four t\"anadian boats carrying grain and ore.How could we compete with the Americans?We were not in it.Through {ts transportation organiza tion and through lt~ tariff the United States had developed its natural re- sourceg to a marvellous degree, Nearly all our \u2018'anadian grain was carried in American bottoms to American and Luropean ports.MONTREAL'S IMPORTANCE.The minister proceeded to speak of Canada's geographical position, and to show that this country had the shortest route between the west and\u2019 east and that therefore we should be the carriers between these points.But it was not surprising that \u201cwe had not done much of that carrv- ! ing trade, as we had no equipment for : it.He spoke of the improvements which have been made to the ship channel between Montreal and Quebec, and said that when the season of 1904 opened, or very early In it, a ship drawing thirty feet of watar would Me able to run from Montreai to Quebec, night and day.by taking advantage of the MONTREAL AS FREE \u201cLet me ask the country,\u201d PORT.said Mr.Tarte, \u201cwhether Montreal should not be as free a port as it 1S possible to ! make it\u201d ; \u201cWe must not borrow any more money.The duty of the country is to equip our national harbors, our national rivers, our national highways.I speak for myself.Perhaps 1 shall be accused once more of compromising my colleagues.I have no desire to do so any more than to enm- promise myself.but on a question of thay magnitude I think a minister should have at least the right of an ordinary citizen.| \u201cI have repeatedly «aid to my col- ! leagues that Montreal sloul!d be made as free a port as it is possible to make it.and mv opinion is the business men of Montreal should pui) together and see that their influence is felt where the influence of others has been felt.You don't envy others, but when we look at the publir accounts we find that the port of Montreal is about the oniy one in this country where the existing condition of affairs is tolerated.\u201cWhat I mean to convey is that for the future Canada has a right to expect that the port of Montreal shall nat be loaded any more, sn that we may, by our national waterways, be able to compete against the American waterways, ed, the port of Montreal will certainly be one of the most important shipping pointe on this continent.\u201d Besides the improvement af our waterways and harbors, Hon.Mr.Tarte discussed rallwaya and the other egaen- tial In the proper soiut'On of the tranze portation problem.He pointed out how the C.P.R.and G.T.R.conlé work together.He expressed pleasure at seeing the iatter bec ming mnre and more a Canadian railway.The minister pald a tribute ta Mr J.R.Booth, president of the Canade Atiantic Rallway, and said that this CLEVELAND BIDS HIS PARTY MAKE TARIFF REFORM ISSUE LORD STRATHCONA JOINS THE WAR COMMISSION.LONDON, Oct.15\u2014Lord Strathcona and 8ir Frederick Darley, Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales, have been appointed additional members of the royal commission which is enquiring into the conduct of the Sout African war.They will represent colonial interests.+ 00900000 CG 600000000 road was to be considered as an ime portant factor of transportation.+++.440404006666 604 MR.TARTE DISCUSSES QUESTION OF TARIFF.Turning from transportation, Hon.Mr.Tarte took up the question of the tariff.He said in part :\u2014 \u201cIt is not without some little trembling that I speak of tariff.1 feel, though, that I am bound to do so.Tariff after all is not a sacred Ark that nobody can louk into.It Is a great, large, broad public question, in which we are all interested.\u201cI have talked tariff for the last twenty-five years.I talk- tariff before being a minister, I have talked tariff since I have been à minister, and I will talk tariff whether I remain a minister for some time or whether I will go to private life, which will certainly come some of these fine mornings.It cannot be helped.I quite recognize I am not bound to be a minister for all time, I have no desire to be so.\u201d 4444446644 4666 444444064646644 Hon.Mr.Tarte then quoted from a speech delivered during the last session by Hon.Mr.Fielding, Minister of Finance, dealing with the tariff, and saying that some time it-would be revised.The statement had been made us the result of a previous meeting of the Government.When the Minister of France had announved that a revision of the tariff would take place, it was the Government that was speuk- ing through him.Mr.Tarte likewise quoted from the speech delivered by Sir Wilfrid Laurier at the banquet of the Manufacturers\u2019 Association touching upon tariff reforms.VI protest against the Insinuation,\u201d said Mr.Tarte, \u201cthat | profited by the absence of my distinguished leader to sav things I would not have said in his presence.I am usually not afraid to speak my, mind.\u201cI AM NOT DISLOYAL.\" \u201cBut I am not disloyal, and let not my political friends accuse me of be- Ing so.I have a right to expect better treatment from them.\u201cI spoke at the bunquet of the Manufacturers\u2019 Association.The Prime Minister was my neighbor at table, and he did not protest againgt what I said.\u201cI spokr before him then, I spoke since, and I Intend to speak again.It is a very clear case.\u201cI protest once more against the in- sinuation- that I have taken advantage of the Premier's absence to do him tnjury.* Mr.Tarte quoted his own Bpeech at the banquet of the manufacturers, where he had expressed his views in tavor of protection.SPOKE FROM CONVICTION, \u201cI spoke so,\u201d sald Mr.Tarte, \u201cbecause I felt they were words in harmony with the general feeling of the country.\u201cI do not say they are the views of all my colleagues.Some of my cole leagues have spoken of free trade.1 did not get mad.\u201cWhat I have very clear.\u201c1 do not want to increase the gruff all along the line.I advocate that ft be taken up item by item and revised.\u201d If an increase were found necessary on certain articles, then an Increase should be made.If, on the contrary, a decrease on certain articles were fouud necessary in the interests of C'u- nadian trade, then he tariff should be touched accordingly.Speaking on the one item of pulpwood, Hon.Mr.Tarte remurked that we had plenty of it while the Americans had scarcely any at home.They came here to get ft and had the advantage of being able to export it free.The Americans came here.devastated ur forests, took our timber to the United States free, and then put a duty on pulp which was just sufficient to close their market against us.They took our timber to the other side of the line, and mar tfactured pulp and paper and compete with us in the markets of the world with our own timber.This was one of the cases where It was our duty to say, \u2018You shall not do it any more.\u201d Speaking ar an elector of the Queber Legislature, he sail he would de everything in his power to convinde Hon.Mr.Parent and his colleagues at Quebec not to sell any more Hmits unless there was attached a condition that the pulp should be manufactured in this country.said of protection is (Continued on Page Three).rt THANKSGIVING DAY IN CITY CHURCHES \u2014\u2014 Spenal thanksgiving services wil! he held IN connection with a'l the Protestant churches of the cv to-morrow fnrenann.If Not Crowded From Its Reform lin the next Congress, but in order to, In the Presbyvteran.Anghean and Metho- | Position Democracy Should | Make Big Gains.\u2014 (Special to The Montreal Herald) New York, Oct.15.\u2014Asked for his views in regard to the approaching Congressional elections and the De- mocrn(\\, ex-President Grover Cleveland said.\u2018It seems to me that if the Democracy is really Ip carnest, it cannot fail Jargely to increase its representation TO-MORROW'S WEATHER Probabilities.\u2014 Southwesterly winds, 6001 and cloudy.Thursday, westerly winds.fair, with a little higher tem- porsiure.Minimum and max!mum temperatures \u2014 Jaweon, 26, M; Port Shinpson, 68, B0: Victo-in, 48, 88: Kamloops, 60, 68: Calynry.34, 54: Qu'Appella, 32, L6: Winnipez, 22, 86: Port Arthur, 24, 46: Toronto, 89, 50: Ottawa, 38 48; Montreal, #4, (8: Onebec, 46, 52; Halifax.5\u201d de s0 I think that there must be a con- ; stant and stalwart insistence upon the | things which are recognized by all 10 | be true Democratic doctrines.Of course, by far the most important of these ir tariff reform.On this issue 1 am xatisfied that the Democracy Is fac to face with a great opportunity.A of the signs of the times point to n recognition, far beyond all party lines, of the benefits which would accrue t> th> people by a readjustment of the tariff.and it would be worse than folly for the party, under the stress of any temptation or yielding to any allurement.to permit this to be subordinated to or overshadowed by any other iasue.After a warning that the Democracy must not allow itself to be crowded from its position by the enemy, as it bad on the sound money question, Mi.Cleveland praised the New York Democracy's tariff plank The doctrine must be \u2018not only recognized as truly Democratic by those who may be termed veterans in the party, but asso come mending itself to the hosts of the younger men of our land.Thousands of these avait the opportunity to espouse a cause which must appeal to disinter- love of country, and which Is based upon thoughtful regard for all our people and the safety of the institutions under which we live.\u201d _ | the membe:s will] for the most part meet for worship ae indi- dst denoninations, l v:diual rongregations at H o\u2019clok.The Congregational churches will hold a ENION service at Emmanuel Church, und Rev.J.D.Jones, M.A.B.D., of Bournemouth, Eng, will be the preacher.The Canadian Baptist Convention, which OTENS 314 ession this evening, wall hold a special thank sniving service ad 9.30 in the worming in First Bapt prepare amendments.first and then submit them to the delegates.Counesllor Olivier understood the.dele- gutes were to.be invited.\u2018to make sugues- tiens.It woulé be unfair to ask the dele- girten from ihe wards to come here with amendments ready drafted.It wax for the ccuncil to prepare amendments and submit tlein to the delegates, who could then suggest hangs or other amendments.The Muar thought the \u201cdelegites had | the right to.sugre .207, 209 and 21 st James.Street.i ! gm\u2014\u2014 = = ee Î For Thanksgiving.e | tall Fed Turkeys, .Al tall Fed Chickens, Oy tall Fed Squabe, « [ : Malpecque Oysters.Ù PHELPS & BINNS, * Sou a $e Ÿ .: Proceed to .Wilson, Rousseau & Co., ) £on Guns, Ammunition.and Hunting Supplies.| § - Dominion, : perfec t pluno- SA ETES die EN Le NONE BETTER ASSORTED, YOU KNOW: THE ADDRESS - Cor.Main and Dorchester.FETE THE CZAREWITCH Newmarket, Eng., Oct.13.\u2014King Ed- wird spent two hours on horseback this thorning and made a tour of his rac- Ang establishment ut Egerton House, Subsequently he watched the horses exercising on the heath.His Majesty\u2019 drove to the race course Ana downpaux of rain, and réuched ft in time for tha first race.A big crowd was present, as the race for \u2018the.Czarewitch Stakes, for three- DESIGNS, TEES & C0, ' The Funeral Directors and Embalmers, 300 ST.\u2014 ana Sleighs ALL HAND MADE, FINEST - ; DURABILITY, STYLE AND FINISH; 3 ROCKAWAYS, SURREYS, VICTORIAS, oto.ALWAYS ON HAND.A.C.LARIVIERE, - 738 Sti Antoine Street, \u2014 JAMES ST.MONTREAL, with High Grade.Goods.\u2018Sporting Goods \u2026 Of Every Description at Lowest Pricest coñsisent Write for prices cee The Wightman Sporting Goods co, 439 St.Paul Street, Montreal.\u2018 IL \u201cIf they\u2018re S: varss Shoes tLez re zeoges \\ + \"5 meri or chidrer.Ther ec ease and grace 20 the we In short, the acme of Sor Piri tion.Fall styles are now Jour inspection.: | FOOTWEAR.W.H.STEWART, - | - 2295.St.Catherine St.- 237 St.James St - \u2018ready for to x seman anon Sn, PNA MEET AE PE dita Ï This Is a Furniture Ad.» It is not intended to deceive\u2019 you or to induce you to he if you are not 20 inclined: 1t is written simply.to you of the best stock.of furniture that was ever made The styles are varied and up-to-date.The furnis | ture is well made, strong: durable and handsome.The - | rices aro economical.We shall be glad tohave you come | | i in and look \u2018around.You needn't think you must buy.= Renaud, King & Patterson, The Home Furnishers, 652 CRAIG STREET, We Excel in the Making of Splendid Harness! | SINGLE \"AND DOUBLE HARNES: -'Our goods-are of Superior Quality and our help 1s carefully chosen; All connoisseurs take piensure in visit ing our pplendid-assortinént whieli .Js, without doubt, the most varied and best considered In Canada, .i He LA MONTAGNE.& Bg nan B 02 0 tenet smn 201 | COMPANY, Ltd, 4902.Com NN I a RATE ata wr i Bi he 2 Megha Poon Ee Pr an © hall cod crete rectus anes Art ETE CRS RETR He TO BA py: pl AAT AA ROR LT OF, CL) Nein Sat Cp tem mom ve A PRT I Treen #.\"the miners\u2019 strike wii.\u2019 < ing up the\\board.\u2018ter & silence lasting all day.He had\u2019 OW i is the time to new Pianos, fo over thislist.If you don\u2019t see exactly what you want, we will doubtless have it in stock all the same if you call on us.Every day excellent pianos are coming in and going out, on rental, and stock once used in this way we always sell at special prices, the purchaser getting the \u2018benefit of what has been paid a asrent The following are Just a a few examples of what .we have to - AMERICAN.PIANO.C9 \u2014 : * scale, double repeating action ; used one year only.Original price $300.00; $10.00 cash-and $6.00 per month.Bargain price.PE Cincinnati ; two beautiful sample instruments by this eminent.manufacturer ; one in mahogany, one in dark Flemish oak; \u20187-1-4 octaves, double repeating action ; HOWARD\u2014 months\u2019 use occasionally price was $350.00-; will take-$10.00 cash and $6.00 per month.Price., Two very handsome new sample Upright Pianos, one: in | walnut and one in mahogany ; helght 4 feet 7 inches; have been some months on our floors as samples, made by- Nordheimer, of Toronto, 3, LANSDOWNE\u2014 a , new; .handsome appéarancé and fine tone : original price $400, 00.cash and $6.00 per month.Present, price.ace scans r vec uns .- provements, a very fine months ; ; $10.00 cash and BR new: 3 \u2018pedals, HEINTZMAN & c°= certs, 8 pedals and an the\u2019 J .grand ; $20.00 cash and $8.00 per month.a : price : \u201cSTEINWAY, N.Y.\u2014 In perfect order : A very fine Steinway Upright \u2018Piano, in mahogany case, 7 1-4 octaves.Capo d'astra bar.$50.00 cash and $25.00- per month.About five years in- use.Original price $850.00.Our price.verse e nee» SPECIAL REMARKS.[EE CB ; PIANOS \u201cMore Bargains at indsa Vs.secure bargains i in Upright Pianos.Not old worn out Pianos, but nearly offer: \u2014 vo Fine 7.1-4 octave Upright Plano walnut case, 3 at concerts ; cannot be told from new; pedals, Boston fall \u2014 Very handsome mahogany Upright Plano.by this well known « Toronto maker.7 1-4 octaves, 3 pedals and all the latest im- Used only six Present price.\u2018First-class Upright\u2019 Piano in richly carved mahogany -.\u2018case.Used less than six months.Cannot be told from overstrung scale, American action.\u201c, - $15.00 cash and $7.00 per month.Present.price.arh sense ct \u2018& .CO.\u2014Very fine Upright Piano, tope and: handsomely.inlaid panels.$6.00 per month.Cost $350.00.this eminent maker, Heintzman specialties.Practically just say so.» \u2018QUEBEC BRANCH\u2014204 \u2018St.John Street.KIS RRP A AIT the atove pianos are by eminent miakers\u2014nearly.all are as good as new.and we pay return freight if you are not satished, If quarterly or six monthly iron frame, overstrung perfectly new except for but otherwise, perfectly \u201cTerms, Regular price $450.00.in richly figured walnut ; : M used only a few times at con- : A new, Regular price $500.00./ cabinet grand, indsay, Limited À Head Office, 2366 St.Catherine Street, Montreal.: EAST END BRANCH\u20141622 St.Catherine Street, Montreal.: OTTAWA BRANCH\u2014141 Sparks Street.i four the original $225.board, very $10.00 seperate $250 $240 > $285 À cabinet ~~\".: = Bargaia $ 325 a cu 0 sea ses © Every one is \u2018guaranteed, 7 payments are preferred, 5 Cv v - \u2014 \u2018MINERS\u2019 DELEGATES WILL OBEY MITCHELL; MITCHELL WILL NOT ACCEPT PRESENT OFFER But it May be Made \u201cthe Basis of a New Agreement.Wilkesbarre, Oct.15.\u2014From a thorough canvass of the situation, as at \u2018existed last night,\" there is every indi- \u2018cation for believing that the new arbitration plan proposed by the presi- \u2018dents of the coal com\" nies for.ending .ot be accepted in its present form.There is a divi- - sion of opinion among the strikers, but there is no doubt that a majority fel \u201cthat the offer to have the President oi the United States select an arbitration commission along the\u201d lines suggested by the operators is not fair, and that Hd unduly limits the President in mak The miners, it is \u2018safe to say, will abide by.the advice of their national.president, In whos: Judgment they.have the utmost conti: dence .MITCHELL'S Ns STATEMENT.Presidént .Mitchell declines.to say how he.personally looks upon the pr gosition, but Jast night hé gave to the press the following.statement.\u201cI fully appreciate with what anxiety.the people of our country are awaiting the end of the coal strik:, The coal operators *have not addressel the miners\u2019 union: or its officers in making their - public statement.It is therefore impossible for me to state the attitude of the miners at this time.ft am now, as 1 have always been, @eeply solicitous of the interests of the public and the welfare of the mine .workers who have been- on strike for \u201c the past five months.\u201cA formal s.atement defining our zosition \u2018and intentions will be issued fust as soon as we are in possession of the full meaning of the Proposition of the operators.\u201d .STRIKE LEADER RETICENT.\u201cThis statement was made by him af- no.\u2018intention of making.it until the correspondents: representing the .newspapers ali over.the country culled on him] in a body, and informed him that the gerieral public desired to.hdve an an- sewer to the proposition of the opera- :tors.After giving It he was asked many questions regarding the attituda of the men and the probability of ac- eeptance or rejection of the new offer.but He had no reply to make to any of these questions.He denied that he hal any knowledge of what the new offer of the operators was until it became public property, -and uso denied that he was in telephonic commutiication with President Roosevelt.His attention was called to\u2018the fact that most >f the Information from Washington \u2018n- dicated that the proposition would be accepted, and that the.strike was near an end, hut he stoutly maintained tha\u2019 neither his officers nor the rank and file of the men had done anything wd cause such an impression to go.out.SPEAKS OF GOLD BÉICKS.There will \u2018bé- a conference betwee.Mr.Mitchell, the.three district presidents and Secretary-Treasurer Wilson, \u2018who will arrive here to-day.It is fully expected that the sentiment of all the strikers will be known to-day, and that action will be taken accordingly.\u2018There is talk of a convention being called, but there is nothing definite on which \u2018to base this report.When Mr.Mitchell was \u2018asked \"if .he and the district officers had power to end \u2018the strike.he said that it is a rule of the organization that no settlement can be madz by the officers of the union without the consent of a delegate convention.It is practically certain.that Mr.Mitchell\u2019s advice will be followed in the.conference, While he has not sald a vord as to what he will do, it is freely, predicted by those who understand.tha situation that he will advise a refusal of the proposition.' SOME OBJECTIONS, 5 Among the rank and file those who are opposed to accepting the new offer look upon the operators\u2019 latest move as a counter proposition to Mr.Mitchell + offer to arbitration made In the tem- toraty.White House at Washington.Their greatest objection is that the operators dictate to the President of what.class of men-he shall\u2019select the arbi- a I have fully MA} cular rheumatis v fier, and ee the surfaces of oxygen-cartying a \u2018 Two Sires, 800.and ! THE OZONE ¢ 00.,0F T Cured Without Druss.TESTIMONIAL.recovered from an attack of mus- Powley's Liquified excellent product as a toner and blood puri- ill never be without it.Bi sos 8 Urbain Street, Montreal, P.Q AN the-synovial membranes which enclose the ligaments and bone joints A secrete a lubricating fluid.which enables » to\u2019 move freely upon ome another.body contains an excess of uric acid it eats this oil; the resulting friction causes.intense pain, 5 swelling, and \u2018is called.rheumatism.\u2014Powley's - Liquified Ozone eliminates the uric acid from the body, restores all the fdnctions to health by.increasing the Jower.of the ' blood.narcotics or alcohol, simply blood food.thanks to the use of your Ozone.1 consider it an C.L.BU CHANAN, f the bones and ligaments When the - No drugs, 1.00 at al Oruggiots.5 LIMITED, Torcnto and Chirsgo.ry wars 8 cou.de rare tor 5 êtes ne Maritime rimes : |.damper on the enthu J on the*conditions they = ae | to come.than there is af present, | accept ils, it, and trators, and charge operators with lack of faith in the President when they do rot give him a free hand to pick the men he wants.Another objection to :* \u2018is that-the President.is limited to fou: inen in selécting the Jurist on \u2018the coms | mission.Neither are they sure that labor would be represented; because the proposal does not specify, so they say, and add that they have no.assurances that \u201ca man of prominencé eminent as a sociologist,\u201d would dover this objection MITCHELL'S DILEMMA.A great many of the strikers think the proposition should be accepted, and that the miners should trust to President Roosevelt to do the best he can under the conditions laid down by the coal road presidents.An argument was : made by one miner yesterday that Mr.Mitchell could not well afford to turn down the proposition, after already ot.fering to permit the President to sele:t the members of the commission.sie thought the President would appreciat» the trust put In him, and see that tha miners had fair play.Others in the same class thought not much harm could be done Pr accepting the proposition, bu at in the end muc vould result.uch- good ere is still a third view held .miners, and that-is to- refuse.to ea ox the plan offered, and make a counter rroposition- \u201cembodying some: of the suggestions contained in the operators\" offer, One.proposition suggested was that the operators, tu.«uiners and the President each- select a number of men to act as a board.This was 'mentioned to President Mitchell, but he would maké no comment on it.AT HEADQUARTERS.Strike headquarters presented an animated scene all\u2019 day and evening.The news of the operators\u2019 proposition to arbitrate spread through the region quickly and a orowd soon gathered and lingered around \u2018the hotel all day.President Mitchell had many visitors who called to get the news.He, however treated all callers allke, and gave out no information.In.the early hours tha situation appeared mixed, but towards noon reports came, in from the various Cistricts to the effect that many mew looked unfavorably upon.the operators\u2019 proposition, which gave an indication of | what mizht be expected.This was a shggm of the leits- zens genérally, who thought they.saw à ray of hope for the e ding of the -strike.As an indication $f how some of the men felt, a locdl leader who wag among the strikers In the .outskirts of quoted the men as saying that they would rather ga down to - feat than surrender to a ent de propose, AT THE COLLIERIES, - patine situation around the colli lost sight ¢ of, (Decause oF last.ones por ments, wa no material change from vives ot se esterday.The \u2018arbitration talk has aoted as a check upon the movement of men returni to work, à it ie possible there ol be no great nove in thus direction unless some definite con- Cession.14 roached in the arbitration scheme.The prospect for a coal supply to reach the Pape approaching cold.-wedther is V4 no means bright, If the minens shoul accept ve dcbitration lan the operators it pe east two weeks before the details of onde them back could be worked out.As the outlook far arbitration is rather dark, it aid that there will be lit.or some time ' \u2018SWEENEY'S VIEWS.Shenandoah, Pa.October 15, \u2014 opinion of the strike leaders here is he Mitchell will not accept, the proposition submitted to bo Lrenident Roosevelt by the mine a Sweeney, nominent dn said.\u201cThe position s not fair Aud ; dout think Mitchell will id the mine workers It Hh A ruse of th 10 \u2018 the mine ewners prescribe, the commie sident of the United States.Me.Mitchell | || suggest .who shall constitute the arbitra- laborers, who cannot mine coal.{ ment of \u201cthe troops.to pass, and guarded the collieries at \u2018the same time.\u2018the.twelve collieries and four wash- .Delaware, Lackawanna and Western \u2018collieries.\u2018The Royal Oak has only a few men, | keep the collieries going steadily.York, Ontario and Western, the Phila- the city came Into headquarters and | the em ployère : mo Srader 10 to halt was shot.' Te Sas rie Lom wie \u2018to wy to ty divert + publie sagas, Lors | pee miners, but it cause OWE GTA prime\u201d PRESIDENT GOMPERS - CALLS OPERATORS' OFFER INSULT TO ROOSEVELT | Foe Washington, D.C., October 15~Preaid- | ent of the Am sé Labor, wih wana à ME eu etats decid dl Tare A of aor expression of Jaat Erma tela it Te understand thet I want to leave this whole matter th .Mitchell ie osent hands of Mr.\"who should an expert miner out of a job.member either must have been employed in the mines as an expert or must expect or hope be employed inthe future as an ex- pet.Another must be an eminent eocio- ogist.Well, who?Must.he be\u2019 a\u2018 speculative sociologist, theorist, or what?An- \u2018other member is to be some man actively participating: in the.mining and eelling of coal and familiar with the commercial as well as the physical part of-the business.This must certainly one of the operators or one of their representatives, No other man familiar with.commercial features of.the business in those fields fits that description.: \u201cIn the classes of persons: from whom sion shall be eelected, there 13 to be not 4.single representative of the man who digs coal, the mun who works in and about the mines.\u201cNow, as e matter of fact, the entire question of selection and: appointment of a cominiesion, should be left to the Pre Steoplechases.\u2026.em CANADIAN HUNT CLUB At the MOUNT ROYAL.PARK, Thursda y, 16th of October.id Park opine \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AGADEMY rm, [PE 7 pa, ement of GEORGE H.; AU Next Week.nid AMELIA BINGHAM'S 52) cluding JOHN E.KELLERD, In Clyde Fitch's Masterpleos, \u2014 GRAND STAND FREE.\u201cTHR CLIMBE Ny \u2014\u2014 = = =| \u201cSale of Sent Ope To-Morrov WINDSOR HALL 2225, Si \u201crememmmnte Pro On arme er BEA TRICE FRANCAIS | 4522s, = Thurs.VOCAL: and VIOLIN RECITAL Reserved seats 750 and $1.00; Admission 50c.Tickets to be exchanged at Shaw\u2019 's Music tore \u20142274 St.Catherine Street.CA NARIES Require .care and attention, - and they will repay their owner by singing brightly and - merrily all the day.Good food] is essential to their health and song.GET THE BEST, | Brock's Bird Seed.and a Cake of Treat in each Packet.-Ask Ask your Grocer and Druggist for It.WORKERS UNION UNION SUP © Bearing this ~ Stamp are NOT MADE BY CONVICTS! See that this| stamp is on the sole, insole or lining.= - FINEST QUALITY -_ Under instructions from the manufacturers, > \u2018With the LaPA LME: the assistance of Mlle BERNADETTE DUFRESNE, Pianist., AUCTION SALES a: Irish Linens es \u201c\u2014or\u2014 BELFAST LINENS, we will sell by auction, without reserve, à large assortment .of finest quality Double Satin Damask, in Table Cloths (all sizes), Tea and-Tray Cloths, Napkins, Table Damask, Towels, Huckaback, Carving Cloths, etc, etc.Also Tollet Marsèllles and Satin Finished Quilts, Honeycomb Quilts, Colored Counter panes, and General House Furnishing Goods, In order to display the exceptionally fine variety and excellence -of these goods, we.have secured the large warerooms, No, 2465 St.Catherine Street, (Near Mountain St.).where the sale will be held \u2018Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Afternoon and Evening, at and: 8 pm.TRE has said that he will \u2018be perfectly satisfied: with whomever the President selects.If the mine ownens are to be permitted to tion commission, why in all fairness should it not follow that Mr.Mitchell should likewise be permitted to make suggestions as to the personnel of the commission, Hope that the President will decline to act on this proposition of th mine owners.unless he is.given a free-hand.CLAIM THEY SUCCEEDED IN OPENING TWELVE - COLLIERIES YESTERDAY Wilkesbarre, Pa:, \u2018October 15.\u2014Under the protection of ten thousund soldiers, twelve collieries - and four washeries were started yesterday, 4nd the operators say they are \u201cconfident that by | the end of \u2018this week they will have several other workings In operation.Although the operators give - the | names of the collierivs, and report ! that the output of coul was increased\u2019 about .seven thousand, tons, President | \u2018Mitcheil and other strike leaders de- | clare that no new collieries are working, and that if \u2018Any new men are employed they are jmported, unskilled The strikers had large forces of pickets out, who were surprised into | ineffectiveness by - the new arrange- Instead of the companies marching: about the mining |- villages and circling the mines at working time, the full.force of the regiments, with the exception of camp: guard, marched out and patrolled the streets along which: the workers had Details of \u2018two or three soldiers were stationed on every street corner, their presence being ènough to prevent.serious interference.As a result there was no effort to\u201d molest the workers.In casef where the workers were fearful\u2019 ence, they were conducted to work by soldiers.This new plan\u201d resulted in \u2018starting eries, They are :\u2014.Company\u2014Bellévüe \u2018and \u2018Auchincloss Philadelphia and Reading\u2014Locust, Bummit, Lincoln and Wade .collieries, and two washeries, Ih Heckshursville.Valley, Nos.11 and 1 New York, Ontario \u2018and \u2018Western Company\u2014Johnson, No.l and 2 coi- lteries.C.\u2019 Pardee & Co.\u2014Lattimer collieries.Slattery Bros.\u2014Slattery colliery: Lehigh Valley Coal \u2018Company\u2014Pros- pect colliery.Schepp Esgtate\u2014East Ridge colliery.Llewellyn Bros.\u2014Royal Oak colliery.Sterling Company \u2014 The Sterling [ washery.North American Coal North American.washery.At several of thése workings.the forces were small.The Bellevue had to shut down after a few hours\u2019 work.Company _ but at others, the managers say, there 1s a large enough.workirig force to Before the end of the week, the New delphia and Reading, dnd \u2018the Lehigh Valley Companies hope to have \u2018some more collieries working, while the Delaware and Hudson is increasing its present .force and is gathering men to start two collieries.In the Wyoming region it'is reported that 21 miners and 115 laborers went into one colliery, and 15 miners and 70 laborers into another, where, after clearing up, they will start the collieries in a couple \u2018of days.The names are not-made public, the of- Qcers say, 0 owing to fear of violence.SOLDIER MUST STAND TRIAL FOR MURDER OF STRIKER DURHAM (Bpecial .t6 The Montreal Herald.) Pottsville, October 16.\u2014~Private Wads- worth, of CompanyA, 18th Regiment, will have to stand trial in the Schuylkill county courts on the charge of murdering William Durham, a striker, | on the night.of October 10.The coroner's jury rendered a verdict that the shooting was hasty and unjustified.District Attorney McLoughlin stated that he would at once take under consideration\u2019 measures to Secure the custody of Wadsworth.It is anticipated that he military authorities will refuse to deliver up Wads- worth, but the civil authorities will | proceed under the section of the United States laws which provide that when the courts are open and in unobstruct- \u2018ed exerdise of thelr jurisdiction military officers, cannot interfere unless martial.law is proclaimed.The evidence showed that Durham passed the ~Hner-and-refusipg-to\u2014obey the |G \u201cSTRIKE NOTES.Liverpool, October \u2018 15.\u2014Four steamships were chartered yesterday {® take toal from the Tyne to Boston; - the fiverage freight rate was eight shile ings and threepence per ton.: Two cargoes of anthracite coal, one of 5,000 and the other of 4,000 tons, were ordered from England to-day for Montreal, ; New Yofk, October 15.\u2014In the yards of.the luware, Lackawanna and \u201coe so 5 0% fat I CADIEUX STREET, Montreal.h chell said : \u201cBGOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION.No matter what aus you, let us know.Robinson's: Universal Remedy - Will cure you.A famous old Doctor's : emedy.- Write for Particulars.TET ee Western Rallroad, at \u201cHoboken, preparations are being made to have all \u2018the freight engines and coal .trains in readiness to bring coal.from the mines.All the machinists and engine-cleaners that could be found have been put to work, overhauling freight engines for service at a moment's notice.| yesterday of the parliamentary committee of the Trades Union Congress, | a.letter from President Mitchell, of the United Mine Workers, received in.reply to enquiries, wis read.The letter .detajled the grievances and objects of the striking miners in \u2018States.Among other things, Mr.Mit- \u201cTrades unions in the United States, England and Wales have.responded most generously to our appeals for assistance.Any uid your committee can render Will.Le.appreciated.\u201d The.committee passed a resolution advising the trades unionists to ren- deeply der the American \u2018miners.all the sup- j'port they possibly could.: - MOVE TO STILE FRENCH.TRIKE: Paris, october 15.\u2014At the\u2019 request of \u2018M.Basly, -member of the Chamber of Deputies from the department of Pas de Calais, the prefect of Pas de \u2018Calais has written a letter to the managers of all the coal mings in \u2018his departinent, asking them to meet, with the view of deciding upon a basis of agreement with the miners\u2019 favorable to all the interests Jnvolved in the strike.© As the strike in Pas de Calais only involves the question of wages, this action of the prefect will possibly lead to a resumption of work in that department.NEW BRUNSWICK CAPITAL BUYS THE.KENT NORTHERN | \u2014\u2014 (Speciai to \u201cThe \"Montreal Herald.) St.John, Oct.14.\u2014The Kent Northern Railway, running from Kent Junction | on the I.C.R.to Richibucto, a di tance of twenty-seven miles, hus been purchased by a syndicate of local capitalists of whom Messrs.FF.W.Sumner, oncton, and Charles Fawcett, Sack- ville, are understood to be .the chief members.Messrs.Q.John Jardin, W.D.Carter and Thomas Fhinney, of Kent County, are also interested.Men are now at work repairing the line, putting down new sleepers, ete.The road will be bonded for $270,000.A suit is now pending for a sale under these, but this is supposed to.be a legal formality in connection with the transfer already made, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.\u2019 THAN KSGIVING DAY.For.Thanksgiving Day, October 16, the St.Lawrence & Adirondack Railway have authorized excursion rate Of single fare for the round trip, tickets to be good going Wednesday and Thursday, October 15 and 16, and valid for return passage to and including Monday, \u2018October 20, 1902.For further information, time tables, etc.apply to the City Ticket Office, New York Central Railway, 2263 St.Catherine Street, or to station agent at || Windsor Statlon.\u2014adv.KING GOES TO NEWMARKET.London, Oct.18,\u2014King Edward arrived at Newmarket yesterday to attend the opening day of the second October meeting.It was His Majesty's first'appearance on a race course sinc.Derby week, immediately after which came the news of his illness.The King will remain at his racing neadquarters until Friday.; terete GET FURS REPAIRED.Now ia a first Tate time to get fure rewired.The cold season i À at hand, and rs always are better for bei ne carefully looked nfter.A.E.Clement, 323 St.Lawrence Main, has excellent facilities for the very finest \u2018re - order work in furs.A special et Sas been made of this work.an and satisfaction is guaranteed FA department is supervised by Mr.ment in person.\u2014Adv.; VATICAN ORGAN ON GAINE.Rome, October 16.\u2014The orghn of the Vatican, the: -Osservatore Romano, publishes .a violently worded article on Hall Caîne's drama, \u201cThe Eternal City,\u201d and says: \u201cAlthough ne Caines dirty wor s cannot \u2018touc e \u2018dign end-of unt 5 not pass without protest.\u201d \u2019 Blair's Pitts § 2 Sats.Sere Efoour- A AD Droggiets Ws.sadfL00 \u2018ers, 601.Craig Street, to sell by public auction .| money refunded.Sale to take.place on London, October 15.\u2014At a meeting] the\u2019 United |.| At our Rooms, st.James Street, without.ree 16 cases of Tweeds, Serges, Meltons, Beavers, W.Robertson, |.Thursday, Werke\u2014Drummond C Colltery, W ee \"ve entville Lake of the Woods Ming Go, Ltd.seu, MONS & OO.\u201ceach day.M.HICKS & co, Auctiôneers.« j' Important Catalogue Sale of : 19th Annual A Auction Sale | ALL THIS WEEK, \u201caasate~ LOSE In the Desert.Proauotion nine Toozoonin in theif Marvelgus Ac Acrobatio \u2014NÈXT Wher?SERGBANT JAMES\" \u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 > PROCTOR'S BIG STOOK CO.2.16, 8.18 Dally.ROBART DROUBT, Jessie Bonstelile, Eva Vincent, Ben SECRET [ Horalog, and all favorites in.\u2018 .À few seats for mativeés SERVICE Greatest SOTHERN'S * An Enemy to the King.\" THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE\u2014 od a Next Wook E.H.Success, THEATRE RE ROYAL] 7% Eva Ame \u2018 yf fomanos of oan Hollow! elect Company ; a carl oi eo and Electrical Eifcots a \u2018Troupe ofthe best! Colored Singers ad Dag Prices\u201410, d 30c.Next Wook he B Bon Ton je travagansa Co.WINDSOR HALL 1 an au Nexy: ANNA FAY EVA Marvellous and Mysterious Entertaine' 1700 Reserved Sats at 256.Al few Choice Seats at 35 and 50c.At SHAW'S MUSIO STORM \u2018WINDSOR HALL To morrow Ave.Ste The Famous Russian Pianist, OSSIP \u2018GABRILOWITSCH \"Prices, $1.00; $1.50 and $2.00.Seats on sale at Shaw's October Sth.Brerett Plano used.\"Unredeemed Pledges ! The undersigned have received fnstructions from ARONSON & RUTENBERG, Pawnbrok- all Unredeemed Pledges, consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewellery, Cutlery, Clothing, Furs, Books, Bed Clothes, Dresses, Musical Instruments, Optical Goods, Overcoats, Suits, Pants, Etc., Etc.All goods guaranteed\u2019 as represented in Catalogue or TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and .THURSDAY, OCT.14, 15 and 16, 1902 se Sale each day.at 2 and 7 p.m.- Sale at 241 and 243 St.James Street.RAB & DONNELLY, .Auctioneers.TRADE.SALE Wednesday \u201cand Thursday, i5TH AND 16TH OCTOBER, At Ten o Clock A.M.Each Day, - serve and in lots to the trade.Two Bankrupt Stocks of : DRY GOODS, Comprising: etc.12 cases of Flannelettes and Cottonades.5 cases Costume Cloth and Cloakings.35 cases of assorted Boots and Shoes.10 cases of Hosiery.4 cases \u2018of Handkerchiefs.2 cases of Suspenders, , - Besides a large quantity: of Ready Made Clothing, Caps, -Dress Goods, Corsets, Under- \u201cwear, Top Shirts, Woollens, ete.800 pleces of Gingham and Shirts, slightly damaged by water and smoke.A lot of Furs,\u2019 Capes, Caps, Mantles, ete.Other goods.[Easy terms.: MARCOTTE BROS, Auctioneers.If you are a smokpr.profit by the experience of others.Those who have tried Grandas Puritanos say that no other cigar at 15 etsy is equal to it, Grandas PURITANOS is the best 10 cent cigar made.\u201cPURITANS | ILLUMINATED \"ADDRESSES, | ENGRAVED CARDS AND INVITA.| \"TIONS.EDWIN COX & CO.114 ST» FRANCOIS XAVIER ST.ART ASSOCIATION, \u2014PHILLIPS SQUARE, Advanced Art Classes\u20141902-1903 The Classes Will Commence on Wednes- .day, October 165th, under the direction \u201c ét Mr.WILLIAM BRYMNER, ROA.Rooms open daily for study.For particulars apply at the Gallery.Congregational Gologa.of Canada.OPENING EXERCISES.| In the Assembly Hall, 58 McTavish ste, .OCTOBER 16th, at 8 p.m, - Acdress by THE REV.ALFRED ROWLAND, LL.B, ex-Chairman of the Congregational Union.of Eng and Wales.Collection for the Library Fund, - i UNDER VICE REGAL PATRONAGE.PROF.FRANK H.NORMAN.Beglphiers® Classes Meet\u2014Adults, Tues.and 4.15 p.m.Assembly, every Saturday, 8.156 Pe -Private Lessons dally at any Lour.STANLEY HALL, 127 STANLEY ST.: Halls to rent for Balls, Concerts, Euchre \u2018Parties, ete, etc.Low rates.: Montreal's Most Select-School.| DANCING 1 DANCING I Frederick W- Norman's School, - Conservatory Hall, 2269 St, Catherine Cor.McGill College Ave.Thorough instruction.\u201c Moderate Terms Circulars Mailed, Telephone Up 2611.mond Hall,\u201d 78-81 Drummond Street, evenings at 8 p.m.Private lessons every afternoon at 2 p.m.Come and learn Coronation\u2019 Waltz.only one who teaches it Tel.Up 1435.FRED NOSEWORTHY.Estate Late Henry Hogan.- estate are hereby requested to le same with: the undérsigned, at the St.Lawrence Hall, indebted to sald estate are requested to ag within the same period.W.H.BROWN, - \" Secretary Estate Late Henry Hogan.0% EDUCATIONAL | Electric Light or Power.|| Don't sign long-term contracts uun- til after January 1st, 1903.Shawini- gah.power will be in, and we wil revise rates, | LACHINE RAPIDS HYDRAULIC a._\u2014AND co.LTD.A The I! INTERCOLONIAL COAL MINING COMPANY, LTD.Nova étiners and Producers ef \u201cLu rummong® Cou on ookia.ofered to} all pis 4 : 0 a an e tities sult purchaséea.dhipments oy ques eæ Head Office, Room $11.Merchants Suliding, Montreal | Bask The Best Nard Whea Flour in ce World, \u2018Mills at KEEWATIN hill Md Jargeet mail) RTAGE LA Prise Ty 1008 ela due Our flour has que ay.cold countries and is FA FAMED FOR na KEEPING QUALITIES.1 grades of wheat Sour eold in or eit as other information tots ih Flood\u201d GP HAVE you.DECIDED apont your Evening Educational Commercial and Technical Courses are now.in full Swing.panguire A * about théem at Building, Dom lon Square, or Tel.Up 985.A course in MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT ; by Ald.H.B.Anres, each Tuesday, ee.; \"Place d'Armes, Montreal.DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.dual Instruction.Telephone Main Individy \"'CAZA & LORD, bri > Eoincibaln, Office Supplies ~~ No house\u2018in Montreal is setter ped with office supplies ot all stationery, ste.Printing, Bookbinding, Rulin, ' bossing, Reliefs, etc, : qu cheaply executed, JOSEPH FORTIER, 254 St.James St.NEASLEY, £2087 * St Catherine near - BROUGHT : PICTURE Within the everybody.Make fome happy by brightening the \u201cwalls with Piotures at\u201d Prices that anyone ogh afford Lo pay.\u2026.: ro i duly attested, withiy two weeks, and those Y.M.C.A CLASSES.| \u2018 Kd in Arabs and Oamel in, Same prices at Saturday.: pe _ Two scholarships for competition.Class, 4 (Dancing and Deportment Thurs., 8 p.m.Juveniles, Mon.and Thurs., DANCING ACADEMY! Dancing Classes.are.now open in Drum \u2019 Clesses meet every Tuesday.and Thursday The : an persons: \u2018having claims against the above ~ wr my .a ag chaise else: 2h LE - 0\" ; Lu ét tt EE BPs rs a LT ATA tie.ri att mer mana ar rm vr msn freer xs. B OE i inl natal | | 3 # a à { >.À 1 3 7 : \u201cThe sending of Gifts-to friends living \u2018tn the Untied States * \u2018made @iffionlt and expensive on account of the ne Sate = lo A NRY BIRKS & \u201css GOLDSMITH AND SILVERSM ris, MONTREAL.a ~ HE THE MATTER OF Senin Gifts to.Finds - An the United States MADE EASY AND CONVENIENT, duties.To obviate this we procure, from time to time, elaborate Oata- logues from American manufacturers of Silverware,.Jewallery, and Cut Glass, showing.full sized photographe of pleces, which we ean deliver straight from the manufactory and thus escape the unnpevceds sary expense of duties.|\u2018 : In many cases, we have the article itself in our stock, so that we may show customers the piece as well as the illustration: - We attend to the euclosing of your carû in such cases, Just the -asme as if you bought the piece from our stock.8 Où CAN MAKE Sag ELS oF HONEL 2 ) A BY bl ci ng iors ,adjoining nev - C-P-R-WORKS NN D Hrs Sy oc oA Presse Boe CE ON PROPERTY 25 ON D.Campbells .*Overcoats \u201d are again the rage.- There are none better.\u2018Campbell's Clothing Corner, 267 ST.JAMES.STREET.i DR TE ASR ALL SINR MA IL Wn NR re VE 20 er \" } .\u2019 - Our Rubber Shoes are of the ery hest quality \u2014 Made on new Insts to fic the prevailing styles of Footwear, : Our Prices are always the a Cl Ronayne Bros., UBBER _ IONAYNE\u201d Dros.\u201cFOR LADIES, MISSES \u2018A ND CHJLDREN, : MEN, BOYS AND YOUTHS, ng 2027 Notre Dame st Cor.Ohaboilles &quare.i = 4 4 ' Wr, Husselbee; 715 Park Avenue; D.! Street; Mr.Chas.Hollis, 2264 St.Lawrence Go © -Go and See the Cottages and Building Lots 5 : On Durocher, Manee, Waverley.St.George, and 8t.Urbain Stroots, that can be secured on the monthly payment plan.1 TAKE WINDSOR AND ST.LAWRENCE OR BLEURY AND PARK AVE.CARS TO OFFICES.OTICE! THANKSGIVING DAY, OFFICES OPEN.Mr.'A.E.Palmer, 1638 st Lawrence Street, OPEN TO-MORROW.Only a few left.8 SON \u2014\u2014 W.SCOTT & Persian, Turkish and Indian Rugs (Each personally selected in Europe.) .++ ++ TAPESTRIES, 1739 PR NES = » mand - Ÿ Dame Street: Al carefül dressers sdvantage of this opportunity.to ATH TROUSERS.These trou- sors are made to your personal measure and are guaranteed to * perfectly.Judgi veple be fast that never be suoh great value offered for the n ie eopeult \u2018Robt.Seath & Sons Morris Silks and Linens, - Oriental Embroideries: .Qrders Taken for Interior Decara tions, Ca Notre , Now sold in every shape.Little Yeast, no lard, wholesome! Yes, \u2018more so than any other process, \u201c If you do not know about it, it 1s not because the bread is not Tight, but because it has not \u2018been will take pair of the genuine _ advertised right.\u201cTRITICUMINA\" brown bread.Yor those who are troubled with indigestion.TEL.MAIN 1025.pies from $4.00 \"a, by \u2018the large de- for these Troussrs the of Montreal appreciate ore was To get in the style and - JAMES M.AIRD.= Merohant Tallore 1817 Notre Darñne St, Montreal, The Now Sherbrooke House, | a w in every war Pines of sip rase : .e e rooms D-ART PRINTERS = Sleching * rooms with bath actac Every JOB DEPAR TRASH CORNER | No.1 northern, and no other kind.Con- \u2018be equal to the standard sample.| one shilling per quarter below a No.2 northern Manitoba cargo carrying Fort | \u2014{caté | visability of: ruling out all contracts \u2014while\u2014the unadulterated wheat wil ba | eral in Winnipeg that the Toronto in- \"HATH SOY A SHANESURE | cause na onu will now dispute that ca- 00TS | | recent capture of 300 sheep by \u2018the - difficult to attack.| sender and fired on | guard subsequently ralded the loca- 1 turned: to the Capital yesterday fror | | twenty brace of wild duck with a close- | \u2018Their Excellencies an { A.D.C.CANADA AT ENGLISH BAKERS | .SHOW.|».| Bakers' and Allled Trades Exhibition 1-djan-goods, while thé Frénch and Am- ON WHEAT GRAD Charge Against Toronto rspec- tion of Passing Adulterated Manitoba Wheat.i \" - ; .\u201c Ottawa, Oct.16.\u2014 Special).Mr.C C Castle, warehouse commissioner, manitoba grain inspection district,\u201d has made a report to the Department of Trade and Commerce regarding his visit to Britain to ascertain how the grain trade there was satisfied with the quality and condition of the leadin grades of Manitoba grain purchase by them during the last two or three \u2018years, Mr, Castle visited the corn exchanges at London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin and Bristol.He .found hat the British corn trade thought of the largest concerns in Scotland waa milling only Manitoba No.1 hard and signments of Manitoba grain carrying \u2018Winnipeg.or Fort William inspection \u2018certificates gave general satisfaction, the grading uniform and quality and condition well maintained, This was confirmed at every corn exchange.Tha grading was more uniform during the past two or three years than formerly, which proves that the amendments to general inspection.act in 1889 were in the -right direction.- What the British corn trade impressed upon him most forcibly was the.abhuvolute necessity of keeping up the qu .uty of the regular grades; that regulur grades should always be equal to the standard sample on file in the offices of the corn exchange, The trade wishes to.be assured that.the grain contracted for win R next point of importance was that care should be taken to prevent Manitoba \u2018inspected grain being tampered with or mixed in transit.During bis visit to Glusgow a: cargo of Manitoba No.2 northern currying re-inspection certifi= cate Issued at Toronto, was sold for William - certificate.At- each.of the exchanges Mr.Castle visited he found | that.Toronto and er eastern-certif£i- -Wére\"unsatisfactory, and the ad- cartylng thgse eastern certificates way considered.This was a merfous \u2018matter, able harm and loss upon all Northwestern and Manitoba farmers, as British ptices would bé based upon the value ot the adulterated Manitoba wheat, sold at Manitoba country points by farmers on such a based.value.Mr.Castle.adds thiit the complaint is gen- gpector is not observing the provisions of the inspection act, and he considers that the department should investigate the matter, 22 Captured 300 \u2018Sheep.and Beat Off an \u2018Attacking Force of Police.A Cape own, October 15 \u2014The troubles in South Africa arising from the industrial depression.and political un- test have now been added to by the emergency of the native question in a.vexatious form.A Kattir, named \u2018Bokborre has gnthered a number of natives fn the northwest colony.and has looted the stocks.of farmers and.committed other outrages.After the band a small party of the police followed the spoor of the marauders, but abandoned the pursuit when they found the position of the Kaffirs too\u2019 Afterwards armed natives called on the police .to sur-| them, but \u201cthe \u2018police escaped unhurt.The ¢hief native trouble, however, is at Johannesburg, and is due .to the illicit liquor traffic.On Saturday night the -police \u2018raided\u2019 the \u2018drinking- dens in the Kaffir loc ation, and: this \u2018caused a\u2019 riot.One Kaffir was ar- vested, and a large number of drunken natives immediately : attacked the police, .fired revolvers at them, after which they escaped, A strong armed tion and destroyed a thousand gallons of Kaffir beer and a quantity of whide key.THEIR EXCELLENCIES HAD SPLENDID SPORT | Have Returned to the Capital : With Big Bag of Ducks and Wild Geese.a Ottawa, October 15.\u2014(S Governor-General and Lady Minto ree their shooting trip ih Manitoba and the Territories.At, Qu'Appelle over 200 brace of duck were bugged, -and the wild - goose shooting at oose Jaw, N.W.T., ylelded equally good sport, It is sald that Lady Minto enjoyed the} sport immensely, and .proved herself en excellent shot, \u2018bringing down \u201cover shooting little 28-bore shotgun.The].members of the vicere egal party were] Lady Elleen, Lady Ruby and Lady Violet Elliott; Major Maude, military secretary: Captain Bell, A.D.C,, and Captain Hughes, .The party was met at the Union Station by Mrs: Maude and a few.other friends.rte Ottawh, * October \"Scott, the Wolverhampton Exhibition, in a letter to the Minister of Agriculture, points out that the Confectioners, 15.\u2014¢Special.yw.Association has tendered the use of one of their bulldings to 1 these manufacturers choose to send an exhibit next year.Mr.Scott states that he visited this fair this year, hel between September ith.and ith an September 18th to 24th, and could not but comment on the.absence of Cana- | erican goods were there In abundance, epider A GREAT, BRICK MACHINE: -Torénto, Oct.15.\u2014(peclal.)\u2014A Toronto company of capitalists is about to rehase the exclusive rights for Can and the States of a atent | -briek-making machihe invented by W s Owens, London, Eng., which will man.most highly of western wheat and ons head |__Catarrn\u2014in\u2014 tevarious \u2014forms-is\u2014s\u2014na- and if permitted, would cause incalcul- | } ant tasting eclal.)\u2014The | | st.John\u2019s, Nfld.~~ 1 8.8.COBAN .coeseeseess Thursday, Oct.Canadian commissioner.to:|: 8.4 [TORTORE mM Monster Brought From San Fren.cisgo to Boston\u2014Shipped Experts that it has lived \u2018sbout 400 arn splendid condition upon atriving ton from Sen Francisco gives every indi cation that it will continue for \u20ac many years.This monetrous piece of messures sixtydour inches across vature of the > pack, and when ite outstretched and its meck ex bead aro œveral feet from the Walter Rothschild, of London, in collecting rare specimens > tor.towe, and this is one emong a hundred The value o the six hundred pounder is placed at 81,500 in this city, amount will be greatly i , dha ing the, the anymal arrives on on European shores in - pret pare is required in in sod ca life.of the) tortoise, and this one that has just Passed through travelled § in an open ed rough From Sd the express\u201d car of a fast passenger train, the temperatèrre of which was kept above 80 degrees Fahrenheit.The tortoise fam- Îly in fast becoming extinct, as the natives of the Equatorial countries hunt them for food, and on account vof this demand for them they.are not given the, opportunity of existing long enough to multiply in any Jarge num WiLL INTEREST EVERYBODY.or at Least Every one Who Suffers from.Catarrh.\u2014 AND 430 YEARS LD) that have been pont to him by ¥.B B.W gter, of Hyde Park.They are added to his private museum #1 pue 1 he al ; ven some speci i hibits th out 1 on in Francisco transit was made in tional disease, and the fact that nearly.everybody suffcr- from it more or lees loads wuny Ww neglect its proper treat- .Men Nasal catarrh is à common cause of headaches, destroys sense of smell and if neglected reaches the throat, causing im: pairment-äpd sometimes total Jous OF voice.lcoûsunipuion.Catarrh of stom liver are.very serious and obstinate troubles; while.it is now.generally admittod that -cutarfh is the must common of * céuses of deafness.- All of the more serious forms of catarrh begin with nasal citarrh \u2018the local symptoms, being a profuse discharge, stoppage of nostri, irritation \u2018and frequent clearing of the throat, eueezng, couglung inhalers, sprays, salves, ete, simply give | temporary rellei and everyone who has of them knows how uséless they arg and their inconvemencé is.such that very \u2018few have the tame or patience to con tmue tifeir-use.- A radical \u201ccure for catarrh can only be obtained from a treatment which removes, the cätarrhal taint from the blood, be- tärrh is a constitutional or blood disease, and local applications can have no effect except to temporarily relieve local symp- 1 toms.A new remedy: which has beon remark- \u2018ably successful in curing datarrh is a pleas- tablet ng is taken internally and.acts, upon the blood and mucous membranes, It is composed of antiseptic remedies like Red Gum, Blood\u2019 Root and similar | cleansing.specifics which eliminate the catarrhal poison from the system.The tablets being pleasant to the taste are dissolved in tne mouth and thus reach the throat, trachea ipd finally the stomach and entire alimentary canal.They are soid by druggists \u2018everywhere under the name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets: If desired, when there is much stoppage of the nose, the \u2018tablets may be dis in warm water and used as a douche addition to internal use, but a douche in not at.all necessary, - A few dissolved in the mouth daily will be suffic'ent.Dr.Ainslee says:-\u2014-\u2018\u201c\u2019The- regular daily use of.Stuart's -Catarrh Tablets taken internally will cure the whole .catarrhal trouble without resorting to the inconvenience of a\u201cdouche or other inhaler.\u201d + They seem to give a healthy tone to thie whole mucous membrane and it is really head and throat of the unnatural and poi: sonous catarihal secretion.Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are undoubted.Iv the safest.most palatable and certainly the most efficient and convenient remedy for any form of catarrh.a we | \u2014m PA TENT NO TICE.Grace Church Syndicate, Limited, of London, England, the ewners of Canadian Patent No; 69,018, covering improvements in the manufacture of prismatically ridged glass and apparatus.for that purpose, are willing to grant licenses for the use of such natented Applications should be made to Owen N.Evans, Solicitor of Patents and Expert, Temple Building, Montreal.a Notice of Application for Divorce.Notice 18 hercby given that James Red Steele, of the City of Montreal, in the District of Montreal, in the Province of Quebes, 1 Ratiway Auditor, will apply to the Parliament | of.Canada, et the next Session thereof, for a Bill of Divorce from his wife, Minnie Clara Steele, formerly of the City of Montreal, at present living at the City of Indianapolis, fi the State of Indiana, one of the United States of America, married woman, on the grounds of adultery.° Dated at the City of Toronto, in the Prov.foce of Ontario, thie second day of September, A.D.; 1902.A.WERRETT w.Solicitor for James Reid Steele.Black Diamond Line Dominion Coal Co., Ltd, Owners, ' FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN MONTREAL AND Charlottetown, P,E.L, North Sydney, C.B., Sydney, C.B., INTENDED SAILINGS.eeecasnesee \u2018Monday, Oot.srévevce su.Monday, Nov, B.9.$ BONAYISTA For all particulars Fesring fares, freight rates, etc.etc, apply to , Ae KINGMAN, > Gen.Pre.& Faso \u201cAgent, 14 Plage Royale f| Telephone Main 87, 0009 STSAMS 0, LAOTED 8.8; \u201c\"CAMPANA\"\" * Next Sailing From Montreal: \" MONDAY, 20th OCT.at 1 P.M.terwards on every alternate Monday Aza at pessoD.or PARSE FOIN the roforiag a -at NOON for FA BAY, PERCE, .CAPB a RANG nn ER R, SUMMERSIDE, CHARL Aro vla \" Pausage and Staterooms, aoply ufacture 150,000 bricks per day instead BODWBLL & WRIGHT Prop sof 304 the present kiko to \u2018J.@.BROCK 00.Agents, Bronchual catäïrh leads easily.to, À and Say, .The © old style of treatment with douches, remarkable\u2019 how soon they will clear the.invention, or otherwise to supply the same.| X i : J.lovi- sound, it-is true.Walking thine Xe Seams.wehichithewel) - can produce.Waists in sc Skirts.a Walking ~ Skirts Some day we wil explain sg Camel's Hair - cloth, and many others).\u2014 Just the right retoth just 4: therlghtnineanto! fanepatrapece dot] 2: À , to go with.*Novi-mods\u201d Walking me always abresz and | sometimes just a little ahead of New Co.\u2018York fashions.Incredible asttiat may .Inspection will.show you- that .\u201cNovi-modi\u201d is three to six months , ,ahead of all- \u201cother Canadian styles.different styles-of § Skirts, all co) alt, cloths ; fr That Indescribable ain: ofefegance; | 4 emandet & which à man admires butcapit describe; |.+ | | which only the-genius-of:a: true-artist.\u201c : À 1tIs an.absolute fact thatsthereids, {© | not to-day on Fifth Avenue p later or = newer style-of Walking Skistthan yout], | find right ig the \u201cNovi.modi\u201d Stores.$350 500, 250, J000and 1500 | | * .If what you want in style, color or cloth is not here, the \u201cNovi-madi\u201d made * to-order department can fray supply: / -no-two-\u2014 ovi- WARDROBES | = MOC 1552 St.Catherine Street.2364 St.Catherine Street.9 SHIPPING.- WI ACENCIES DONALDSON LINE GLASGOW SERVICE.\u201cFROM MONTREAL.* 9.8.TRITONIA (cool aif) .ccoansree - Qct.10 8.8.MARINA (cold storage) .es.Oct.16} 8.8.LAKONIA (cold storage).\u2014AGENTS\u2014 < GLASGOW.:-DONALDSON' BROS.THOMSON LINE LONDON SERVICE.FROM MONTREAL.8.FREMONA 7.0000000 .Oct.1 8.8.8.DEVONA (cold storage &-cool air) Oct.21 8.8 .CERVONA (éold storage&cool air) Oct.26 LEITH \u201cSERVICE.SL 8.8.JACONA :.lassernecesencronses Oct.28 8.8.BELLONA .\u2026\u2026oncoorsansecessceus Nov.10 .: \u2018ABERDEEN SERVICE: 8.8.ESCALONA REP EPTT TER Oct.18 § AGENTS-Calrpe, Young & Noble, Newcas- tie-on-Tyne: Low, Son & Co., T Fenchurch Avenue, De don.E.C.; W.Thomson & Co., Keith; W.Thomson & son.Dundee, Scotland.coup STORAGE.FITTED IN .\u2014@pacial Steamers of Both Lines.LORD LINE CARDIFF SERVICE.FROM MONTREAL.ss.BELFAST .\u2026.\u2026coseensecces ass.Nov.9 THROUGH BILLS OF LADING any point in \u201cCANADA OR WESTERN- STATES.For further particulars, apply to Henderson Bros.Chicago, 111; J.D.Riddell, Stratford, Ont.; Schofield & Co.(Limit:4), Bt John.N.B, or THE ROBERT REFORD CO.LIMITED \u201828 AND 25 ST.SACRAMENT STREET, .\" MONTREAL.ELDER, DEMESTER & CO.BOTAL MAIL STEAMER LINE) Cousistios of 120 Steamers, Aggrogation 450,005 Tons.BEAVER LINE MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL, .Vis Quebee.Prom From Liverpool, Montreal, Tuesday; © Steamer.\"Thursday, Gent.16.Lake Simcoe .Oot.Sept.23.Lake Champlain.eres Oot, | Sept.88.Lake Ontario .Oct.18 T.\u2026.lake Erie \u2026.Oct.3% v100cec0ounes .+Lake Simcoe .Lake Champlain Nov.Lake Ontario .Winter \u2018Sailings will goon be published \u2019 WINTER RATES.FIRST CABIN\u2014S8ingle, $48.00 and upwards; \u201cRound SPs .60 and upwards, SECOND BIN \u2014 \u2018Single, $35.00 and upwards; Round Trip, $68.83 and\u2019 upwar According to steamer, location and number ef.persons in room HRAGB RATHS-To Liverpool, néon, Londonderry, Gle asgow, Belfast and Queeps- town, $24.50 and $250, according to steamer.For further partioulars, apply te any, agent of the line, or to [ELDER, DEMPSTER & CO, 0 ST.SACRANENT STRHET, \u20ac Lo er, YOUR -.| otd silverware | = .= » + : Royal Silver Plte-Do2 111 Commiss ors.ft, _Clty.our Tol Main 1 ue.Granted by any of the above lines to or trom | \u2018| Glasgow or Landonderry, § $32.50; Oct.Oct.14.Lake Megantle .84 \"| rates.Pot freight and particulars, app SHIPPING.- ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.2¢ Steamers, Aggregating 166,304 Tons.- NEW -BTEAMSHIPS.unisian.10,570 tons.Twin Screws avarian.10,370 tons.Twin Sorews | lonian.9,000 tons.Twin Screws Pretorian.5800 tons.Royal Mail Service.MONTREAL AND QUEBEC \"TO LIVERPOOL.\u2019 3 Calling at Moville.From .From .\u2019 From Liverpool.Steamer.18 Sept.Corinthian .4 Oct.4Oct.26 Sept.Pretorian .11 Oct.- 11 Oct.2 Oct.Paristan .18 Oct.18 Oct.9 Oct.Bavarian 16 Oct.+Tunician.1 Nov.1 Nov.Special attention is called to the sall- ing of SS.Bavarian, 10,375 tons, twin screws, on October 25, Rates, $60.00 and upwards.- Tunislan is.the largest, finest and fastest steamer on the Canadian route, Record pas- -| sage, Moville to Rimouski, 6 days, 13 hours.The saloons and staterooms are in the central part, where least motion is felt.Electricity is used for lighting the ship throughout, \u2018the lights being at the ~ommand of the passengers any hour of the night.Musie | rooms and smoking rooms on the promenade deck.The saloons and staterooms are heated by steam, RATES.\u2014Cabin, $60 and upwards, according: to steamer, A reduction of.\u2018ten per cent.is made on.Round Trip | Tickets.\u201c .Second Cabin \u2014To Liverpool or Lon- donderry, $37.60 to $40.00 single, $71.25 to $76 return.Steerage\u2014To Liverpool, \u2018London, cluding a plentiful supply .of provis- fons cooked and served and every re- Qquisite for the voyage, 826.00.- > GLASGOW & NEW YORK SERVICE: Calling a Longonaerrs (from New Pier, foot W.21st Street, Now York).re om From : Glasgow.Steamship.New York, 27 Sept.Carthaginian.Thurs., 16 Oct.9 a.m.11 Oct.Laurentian.Thure., 30 Oct., 9m -Rates\u2014First Cabin,.$45 and upwards; return tickets $81 \u2018a8d4 upwards.Second Cabin, to return tiek- ots, $81.75.Steerage, $23.00 Steamers on this service \u2018have excellent ac commodation for all classes of passengers.\u2018The Saloons \u2018are forward; Staterooms near the centre of the ship.Promenade deck the | entire width of the vessel, and two-thirds of Electric \u2018lights throughout, and the length, electrie delis in every stateroom.- MH.& À.ALLAN, Common Street, Montreal.FURNESS, WITHY & CO, MANCHESTER LINERS LIMITED.\u2018The only direct and regular steam:hip line between CANADA AND MANCHESTER.It is proposed to despatch the steamers of this line on or about the undermentioned dates: MONTREAL AND MANCHESTER.From Manchester.From Montreal, Sept.28.t*Manchester Commerces.Oct.Oct.*Manchester City .Oct.21 Sept.30 .Manchester Engineer.Oct.28 Oct.37 Manchester Shipper .Nov.6 Oct.16 Manchester Importer.Nov.12 Nov ¢Manchester Commerce.Nov, 23 8.Accommodation for Mmited number of pas- SCR tied with cold.storage.fCalls at Charlottetown, P.I.1.HANSA-ST.LAWRENCE LINE.Montreal and Antwerp.From Antwerp.Steamer.\u201cFrom Montreal -] Sept.18.Potomac .Oct.10 Sept, 30.Austriena .\u2026.\u2026.Oct 38 Oct.5.Leases Quit of Ancud .Oct.81 Oct.14\u2026.Birmingbam .\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.- Oct.$.- Yndiana eosscssscc0cc0e Nov, 16 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE, Montreal and Hamburg, From Hembors: evista My From oat Sep! presente srscocunvuce ww Jet.1] .Teutonia .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Nov.18 ; THROUGH BILLS or LADING f the adbave i to Hpi ry ada of Western tos, the to any railway agent, or to FURNESS, WITHY & CO.Limited, Agents, , \u2018 44 8.Prancels Xavier Hr.Montreal.| 40 BT.LAMBERT HLL RRR ALLAN LINE Montreal.Quebec.25 Oct.25 Oct.Glasgow, Belfast or Londonderry, in- | 5 DOMINION LIN SHIPPING.HEAD LINE Montreal to Belfast and Dublin, The.following first class steamers are nm tended to continue tho service between the above-pamed porte: = : 8 RATHLIN | HEAD in Sciew) 1008 88 TORR HEAD Tis Eon ten + ia 28.CARRIGAN HEAD 9 8.8.RAMORE HEAD .50 8.8.GLENARM HFAD \u2026\u2026 2,500 .8.9, MALIN.HEAD .; de £.S.BRAY HEAD .oo.800 8.9.INTEHOWEN HEAD sououce 5,008 £.8.RENGORE HEAD ceestntessssssnese 4,500 8.8.DUNMORE HRAD 4,008 8.2.TEFLIN HEAD .CA GLEN PU sa APPOINTED SATTNAC = wo bioot to change.TO BELFAST.'RAMORE \u2018HEAD .\u2026 about Nov.18 TO.DUBLIN.INISHOWEN: HEAD .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2018about Oct.3 \u2018BENGORE HEAD ++».about Nov.16 To be followed by steamers fortnightly during the winter from St.John, N.B.A limited number of cabin persensers oar: su.| ried on above steamers at mode Through Bills of Ladlng pki Fee from al} points in.Canada, AGENTS \u2014 G.Heyn & Sons, Belfast: Pale grave, Murphy & Co., Dublin; Harcld Kene nedy, Quebec; Wm.Thomson & Co.Bt.Jobe, re 3 T.- Sickel, Chicago; F, 0.Thompasa, HGLEAN, KENNEDY & 60, General Agents.\u201889 81.SACRAMENT STRERT.ION'TRPAL.LSS ESS LEYLAND LINE .QUEBEC\u2014LONDON.: From From London.Sailing trom Louise Basin.Quebec.++e.*S.S, Philadelphian .Oot.18 verses B.8.Caledonian .ceree Oct.24 Oct.9.0, 18.5.Kingstonian eo Oot.2 .Oct.16.8.8.Iberian .» Nov.& - 5 *Fitted with cold storage.! \u201c The.above steamers have splendid accommodation for First-Class Pas.senners.Rate, $50.00.Through Bills of Ladidg issued to and frem - sil points in Canada and the United States.FRED'K LEYLAND & CO.(1900), Led.81.St.Peter Street, The \u2018above Steamers \u2018have aplondid accommadation \u2018for First-Class Pas: _senpers.Rate, $50.00, Through Bills of Lading fesued to apd trom.1 all points in Canada and the United tas.\u201cde R.\u2018ELLERMAN, .n St.Sacrament St.,- Re St.Peter Street, : Montreal.Quebec.MAIL STEAMSHIPE, - ° LIVERPOOL SERVICE.FROM PORTLAND: FROM PORTLAND, Colonian.Oct.11 Norseman.Nov.1 eIrishman.Oct.18 *Turcoman.Nov.8 Californi£n.Oct.25 Colonian.: Nov.18 : - RATES OF PASSAGE.Saloon, $65 and upwards, to steamer an TV Ws Cabin, \u2018$37.30 and tbwarde, siggle, cording to steamer and service, .bird Class, $28.FROM MONTREAL.ohms ON.: Commonweal eOttoroari\u2026.Oct 14 Merion ae Roman.Oct.18 New se aatind Sia \u201cThese steamers do not ea care pause BOSTON TO THE MEDIT RRANBAN _Vancouyer.Por farther intormaiion, apply to 68Y agents - of the Company, or.to : D.TORRANCE & CO.19 #t.SACRAMENT AT NrRi FIRE INSURANCE Montreal, pour, Ee .en | axoncs c: MIAN, a: \u201cSt Sacrament st, Quebec .Montreal.MONTREAL\u2014ANTWERP.\u2019 Antwer M re ntwer on Sept: 14.8.8.Mexican srereraese Oot, Sept, 20 :S.S.Philadelphian .Sept.28 :S.S.Virginian 0.Oot 34 Oct.4 :8.S.Caledonian.\u2026.v\u2026.\u2026.Oct.11.S.8.Alexandrian .\u2026\u2026.Nov.& Det.18 Cambroman.\u2026\u2026ov_8\u2014\u2014\u2014 a 2e Alliance ofp, a a : ; mr ATI hu, eee Lo - 2 on yn CANADIAN PA UE SITUATIONS WANTED\u2014FEMALE, | SITUATIONS VACANT.i os TI wo SITUATIONS WANTED\u2014MALE.ey nants under this.headlig, -0 UNTHS, MARRIAGES| Le \u2018werda, § Insertions, for 3a.collars and cuffs, and all kinds of fancy ( TORONTO, HAMILTON, CHICAGO\u2014Lv.wd y |\".~ AND DEATHS.8 : TT : ANTED \u2014 GOOD STRONG BOY, ABODE, FRE oy Une SN FORO} WANTED \u2014 OUSEKERPER _ \u20ac - : tee LT, .x years old.Apply at once, Mr.Tayler, ANT ED BY og MAN.2 references.| OF lady's companton, either for a few hours MONTREAL TIME BILL.+: : roi = AN Bey a : .erald News Room.| Radres 7 0! Sholiare, 58 Bearer Hail Hil.or resident if required.7 : Gorrected to October 12th.ror Isviege N a; Desth 3 etices.§ 3 1 - 1 TED \u2014 IMMEDIATEL) Tnt oo Montreal.sx Fan ETT ST REF PES oT JOHN, N.B., HALIFAX \u2014 Lv.17.55 nu x BIRTHS - : 1 : ky tk Re su RSS SITES st.BBAUYINOL LAUNDRY WORK ON RTL Bon, to mind ons Sad do TE house (ss am .in Ont atario on oe- TED \u2014 YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD cloths.Everyth dled with .care.b Work.Apply 664 st.Urbain st, top flat.m., *10 p.m.Ar.\u201c7.45 a.m., 11.15 p.m.TR fin lig AT ot.: , Ivo gency ree oly gris Boas Miresu's Model Cab Laundry, 589 Dorches- TANT SEX WINNIPEG, AND Fa PACIFIC COAST\u2014Lv.\u2019 9.0 LH : : r st.ED \u2014 WOMAN WILL WORK C- | p.m.si VFT-\u2014At Moptrest West op Opsber 1 | -Deputies Re-assembled Yetrdry Berlin Visit Cut Short Owing to gm Phones, ATply to Bex 4.St fos WANTED \u2014 BVT PATTERSON, CHAIR hiss for caret, ele or Benes oPUEUTE En Ti pm.fc ed © of n sen.- , \u2019 .MI , repair , | à A = > 8 x BA, on en October 1.to and Government Vi goronsy _ \u2018Urgent Business __ WANTED \u2014 PIANIST, FOR G.H.RE volving or hy, all sitting, rocking, |._Post- Office, M pm bee Tie .m., $10.50 p.m.Lv.Wind- 75 A : land's moving ploture company.~ sai-] y re-caned.172 St.Urbain st.34x | WANTED \u2014 POSITION AS GOVERNESS OR eor \u2018gp \"yg 4 mn 40 ar ace am, re \u201c MROLT\u2014At 215 Milton Street, Montreal, on Ahused | i Le | aba al PO Address G.lady's companion, by young~lady of rein 00 p.m., *10.65 p.m.Ar.*3.00 a.m., til 5 October, 1903, the wife of \u2018Charles M |.- London and, Mon 0.36 ROOMS AND BOARD.English family; speaks four languages: has *.30 p.m, 17.00 9.45 p.u.£ Holt, of à on * ° Hx ._ © SE : WANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS VEST MAKER, | pbb traveliod abroad; capable of teaching sous, QUEBEC \u2014 Tv.1830 on 4 po nm -3 HNSON\u2014At Halif October 3rd, to Mr \u2019 : - mont Apply 16 Te 4 Inglis; 2386 Be Gath wanpAdyeriscinents under ls Lesdiis.Ke ao ers.Apply 8 | Bm Cu pm Ar si am, 118 pm.som rs.or Fehon, a anughtor.* Paris, October 15 \u2014The Chamber of De (Special to The Montreal Harald.) a erluo | st.Puy \u2019 ' 49x | Room $ TO LET, es AND BRIGHT == 7 = BOSE SR 00 Pan.1165.pm.Ar: gs 5 MADER \u2014on Qptober, 1, at.Haïites, to don prqasemblos vente in The re | London, Oct.15\u2014The Boar generals.WANTED \u2014 3 A SMART BOY, 10 vo IN | \u2018suitable for mardied couple or two ladies TO LET.vam.I.13 pm.rots a0 \u2014e Ë ' ® wife 0 F.> ader, a .> office and run messu .2.= : ve m\u2026, \u2018 it + bave bean obliged to aborten their Bertin tés.Apply Business employed during the day; modern house: Adyertisements oa this ostuma oN am.$1008 Cu.5 am.1.Am oy : .barual board, Apply 16 Tower ave.Hx Rooms \u2014 TO LET, ONE DOUBLE, ONB .single, furnished, small family; so child - the House at or employ and for using ih Manager, Herald Pub, Co., 63 Craig.st orn per insertion, § insertions for TO LET = LOWER 14.15 p.m., (a)5.15 p.m., *10.00 p.m.Ar.\u201c7.36 Na aio a.m., t11.45° a.m.ti216 p.m.17.00 p.m.11.156 p.m., hs eg - terpellations before INTYRE\u2014At 14 Argyle Avenue, on Oc- Ar 11, the wife of B.J.McIntyre; of a facing the Government visit owl troops against strikers, : ng to business which summons NEMENT-D WANTED \u2014 SORTERS AND CHECKERS WELL 6 rooms, bathroom, daughter.them to London, where they dre xpected militery during the ] \u201ctroubles in ndon, where they e © .B., October 1s \\g school \u2018trou TI and mangle girls.New York Steam Laun- ren.72a St.Antoine st ng, No.271 Drolet st, a A Glace Neth Pushle, & son.5 Brittanny.\u2018Moreover, Government 08 Sunday.is talk of another con- dry, Gt, Catherine, cor.St.Urbain.x BOARD AND russe BY DAY, TERE, etc.in perfect order; yard and stable.ERE 18.30 a.m., 14.30 Bm 20% M BANFORD\u2014At Lower Burlington, Hants, to Fores ew bill, strengthening it in the ference with Mr.éuraioriaia + next week.WANTED \u2014 HOME WORK\u2014$00 MONTHLY or month, from $2.50 to $4.00 per week.a rép CE pou, Apply 627 Ser p.(x)8.35 am, 11.5 a.m.11.} .8 ford, a daugh- s against.À A] copying letters; either sex.Send two Sing) , .Room, - 2458.- Mr.and Mrs Harrington Sanfe 5 A pying i a0 seals, Xe Victoria Dining AE TO BENT \u2014 FRATERNITY HALL, 715 WEL- |sotièrre = LA 18.30 am, 15.16 p.mu.Ar.legal con- fieeations, .under the associations\u2019 re stamps for particulars.Hick's Supply a .lington st., for dances, concerts and euchre 55 30 am, (12.00 p.m., 15:18.BELLEC] K\u2014At Morrisbur Ont.on.Oct.ance Miinster Bouvier s s scheme for re- MR.TARTE IN MAGOG \"} 6056 Halsted st, Chicago, __ BOARD \u2014 MRS.SBARL, DOCTRESS.2 /BERJHIER\u2014Lv.2nd, 1982, the wife of dh Selleck, of a tdjusting the country\u2019s finances will oer WANTED ' \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT .IN Strictly private accommodation for ludles | _PæFUes.Apply 09 Wellington.~ 24x \u201cpm.Ar, 1210 p.m., 16.20 p.m.éavghter.totaly dead to animated debates.~ INSPECTING MILLS small family.Apply mornings or evenings, with professional atieu ; ladies treated ; ST.JEROME \u2014 Lv.$9.00 a.-1., 49.15 n.1B.-BHEA-On September 23rd, to Mr.and Mrs.go .Rouvier, river introducing the bud 70 Columbia ave, Westmount.- 246x and attended, 28.SL Monique st.24ÿx .; PERSONAL.CL sp m., 15.D mn.(a)6.2 pm.Ar.18.30 ,- J.Shea, a son., show e revenue was _ WANTED \u2014 STOVE POLISHERS.THREB | ROOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOM TO &arAdve.cscments ia ibis column %c per 2.m., 14.5% pm.p.m.A SMITH At \u2018Winnipeg, on: the 11th-inst., the Mated at $/15,100,000, end that \u2018expendi- Hon.J.Israel Tarte left this morn- : first class stove polishers.Apply G.Chap- let, in West End.Two in a room, ten 8ol- Word per insertion, § insertions for the price STE.AGATHE \u2014 Lv.(m)9.00 am.$9.15 H : tunes at $715,000,000 expiained, that in or | Ing on & spécial train for Magog, .leau & Sons, 414 St, Lawrence.J.Wiltrid'| lars a month each, witb breakfast.With ©\u2019 four.yy i o-30 p.m.\u2018Ar.19,50 a.m., (m)7.65 p.m., wite of W.Harvey Smith, M.D., of a son.WALKER\u2014At Campbellton, N.B., on October 7, to Mr.and Mrs.Charles Walker, a son, PERSONAL \u2014 TEN -DOLLARS REWARD will be paid at this office for the Montreal paper published in the year 1848, which contained \u2018a call from the Home Government breakfast and tea, \"fifteen dollars.Private family.K 78, Herald.247x ROOMS AND BOARD \u2014 LARGE 7HONT room, suitable\u2019 for two gentlemen or mar- LABELLE\u2014(n)9.00 a.m., $9.15 a.m., 16.54 30 pm.Ar.9.50 a.m., (0)7.05 p.m., $9.45 p.*Daily.tWeek days.§Sunday only.TP Daily except Saturday.xDaily except Monday.where he and the directors of the Dominion Cotton and Magog Textila Companies will visit the plants.The der to effect an -equilibrium it had been necessary to create new taxation amount ing to $11,400,000, which amount is molud- \u2018Chapleau, 188 Parc Lafontaine.\u2018 J.Æ.Chap- __Jeau, \u2018420 St.Hubert, 242x WANTED - \u2014 \u201cGIRL \u201cTHAT CAN D Do 0 GOOD $ AMB\u2014At Eherbrooke, P.Q., on Octo- | Sd in tile splinter revenue: À mining Mayor and corporation of Magog ten- plain cooking.Apply at 119 Hutchinson | Te Ben na on gre Sot 3 ds presented a, proposition der a banquet to Mr.Tarte and his iret wir | ried couple nis ingle rom, Batbreses Mai | for (he vous of 5.5.Jesnings, or Samuel Ca) Daily except Saturday aad Bunda LJ of a.daughter (stitl-bora.) : ining of o Pra pensions, ch party thls afternoon after they have WANTED \u2014 COATMAKERS.FOUR .FIR îty and oonveniant; Auer lights, 20 Berthelot PERS REMOVED ()Saturday.only.(m)Tuesdays and Th .; \u2018 rie Soe agreed to discues at the first concluded their inspection of the mills.class, to work in Windsor, Ont.The highest 20i¢ i ONAL\u2014T.C.O'BRIEN HAE REM days.(n) Thursdays only.: MARRIAGES.: opportunity and M.Baudry D\u2019Asson sib- Mr.Tarte was accompanied to Magog bill paid in Canada.Apply John B.Elltson |.= : 8 421 8t.Lawrence Main, second door above | = : ; iKS-ZWICKRR~At Bear River, N.5,, on Witted a demand for an arraignment of thie morning by, among others, Messrs.& Sons, 10 Victoria square, Montreal, THE.| FOR BALE ploy Drooke st.\u201cFull liuo of Ameriotn Sam Oct.8th, by Rev.J.T.Eaton, Wilford E, the Government for violating the law by A.F.Gault, Ernest Gault, 8.H.Ew- WANTED A BOY FOR THE OFFICE OF AL GLOVER TELEANED.CA I A y AN.Banks to Mabel Alena, daughter of Wilford closing schools conducted -by.the congre- Ing, James.Wilson, Jacques Grenier, à wholusale burdware establishment.Apply DFAT TE in this column -.0 \u2018a VES GL) CLEANED.| FEXTRERS Cand clean- .Zwicker.gations, and asked for its ammediate dis- |'and R.R.Stevenson.The party re- Box K 79, Herald Office._____ 2% word per insertion, 6 insertions for the price ng, Sach dE a 150 atte omar caps, bon- P y- od | | oF | Ps cussion, which was refused by 414 to 83 turns to Montreal to-night over.the WANTED \u2014 AGENTS WANTED IN BVERY of tour.- pets.Ee ; \u2019 X BARBER-ZWICKER-On Oct.2nd, ot Rox- Model Cash Laundry and Dye Vir dury, Mass, by the Rev.Frank J.Chas votes.C.P.R.town and village, w canvass for one of the | FOR s _ ITUR Aids C.Barber and J.¥.@wicker, both vont \u201cThe Senate, atter formslly re-opening, eee rem re Best-known pepers In Conada.Liberal some invalid soiling, SICK ROOM FURNITURE, PSO neste LL IRS GEONGE BAW: Thanksgiving Day, sdjourned.- TO DEFY THE DIGGER.aissions will be paid lo.good agente.M\" bedside adjustable table, bed tay.for \u201cgen AL tL MRS.GED er friends OCT.36th.DAMPEELL-CHAPHAN\u2014At St.Catharines, CL Taos Box Kk .Herald\u2019 RG EM: breakfast in bed, bidets, bed clothes sup- plesse send her address.\"to an old \u2018me .SINGLE FIRST FARE Street D'un RACHERS WANT how Porter, ete.R.E.Painchaud, 208 St.oa friend, formerly of Buffalo, New York.Ad- CLASS Ont., at 5.30 o'clock, Oct.7th, by Rev.John Ormsby Miller, M.A., D.C.L., William Nel- oon, son of the late James M.Campbell, '|- \u201cto Geneva Roberta Thompson, daughter of PIG IRON PRODUCTION: Ottawa, Qct.15.\u2014According to official reports recently completed of the production of pig iron in the Do Toronto \u201cRailway Company Very Busy, and Thinks it Has a Secure Fare-Box., (Special to The Montreal Herald.) Ployment.during holidays, can \u2018learn te' make five to ten dollars à day vy write ing to Box M 250, Herald, ° i 5 \u2018WANTED \"A SERVANT FOR À FAMILY _ rence st, Opposite the market ft.6 in.x 6 êt.6 1n., with polished \u2018brass book rack; in good order: recently varnish- Ket.«9° | .dress Mrs.L.E.Van Valkenburgh, 515 Ilar- FOR SALE \u2014 DOUBLE OFFICE DESK, 61.Rix Tison st, Seattle, Washington.BUSINESS CHANCES.Good Going October 15th and 16th, Return.Limit October -20th.R.H.G.and Mrs.Chapman, ot at.Cath- Improved OTTA WA Service who mrines, fon during the first -six months of : -three persons; no washing; one a COM - \u2014At Halifax, 902, - Toronto, Oct.15\u2014The Toronto.Street aks.French preferred.2332 Notre Dame Canada Horse Nail'Co., 129 MINI 6 &F Adverusements in tS column Ko Der STOCK-BONNA\u2014At Halifax, on the 8th 1 there was a slight increase com \u2018Railway Company, since the \u201cdigger\u201d | street» 245% Ta.Main 157.Aix\u2019 word ver insertion, 6 insertions tar the price LV.WINDSOR STN., 8.45 a.m., 3.40 a.m.$10.00 a:m.4.00 p.m., *10.05 p.m.AR.OTTAWA, 11.45 a.mm.\"12.40 p.m.LS pL, \u20187.00 p.m,, *1.40 a.m, LV.PLACE VIGER, 8.20- sm, 5.45 p.m, \\ of four.- \" PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO FOR SALE, DOING a fine business, in one of the best towns in New England.Good prices for work.Owner.has other business.Address Geo.A.Roberts, care Robey-French Co., No.34 Bromfield st., Boston, Mass.242x \u2018WANTED \u2014 PARTY WITH {1,000 TO TO OPEN\" a retail store in Montreal, with a line of saleable and profitable goods.Address, with referénces, P.O.Box 243, Montreal.242x WANTED Tt.PURCHASE.SA Advertiseménts in tn cuiump.Ke per word per insertion, 6 insertioas tor the price | of four, \" WANTED TO PI PURCHASE \u2014 \u2014 TEN DOLLARS WANTED \u2014 ENGINEER, WITH 3RD CLASS ° certificate, wishes.position in city or coun- | 1ry+\u2014can-\u2014TUB\u2014aBy gine_-cr\u2014dyhamo and T do his own repairing.J.W., 1146 Montcalm.st.240x WANTED \u2014 TC'IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD GENeral servant, for small family; must be weil recommended; wages.no object.: Aprly | 1 Drummesd et pared with the last half of 1901, but a decréase compared with the first six tne whourred.have been expertment- | months of t .half.J veral improve ar hy of 1902 th h at year.In the first he SIL of which were designed\u2014to_prevent Domini lee 2 were produced _in\u2014th thé successful use of the \u201cdigger.\u201d minio nion 157,804 tons of pig iron, as Recently a large number of old boxes compared with 149,152 tons in the last baif of 1901 and 95,024 tons in the firat have been called in and new ones is balf of the latter year.This was an Sued to conductors.The new boxes Increase of 7,852 tons in the first half \u201care very similar to the old ones, the of 1902 over the last.half of 1901, or chief difference being the length of the : _ over 5 per cent, while as compared \u2018teeth which guard the.slot through with the production of the first six Which fares are deposited.In the months of 1901 it was an Increase of Dew boxes these teeth are much long- : 62,780 .tons, or: over 66 per cent.At ©r than in the old and have a curve \u2014the\u2014end\u2014of June there were\u2014fourteen\u20142t_the end.The teeth hang loosely blast furnaces in the Dominion.and \u2018whichever way the box is turned = one row of teeth drops over the open- \u201cEMERSON,\u201d of Boston, square.plan, reduced to $125, payable $10-eash\u2014and nthly, or-$86 wall cash, rosewood case, four round corners, carved legs, 7-1-3 octaves, ivory keys.Good tone and in good repair.Also Evans Bros.plano, $75 cash, at Leach's, 2440 St.Cather- |.ine st.N.B.\u2014The above instruments received in part payment for new prize medal Morris upright pianos.= x ; FOR oben \u2014~ AT A VERY LOW SE goo all stove, Argand burner, No.8; no} the, Ati di i ye.peepuble oir sctused.Apply 2 Gafiur | N .eet.x _ orks, 589 Dorchester.%2x So SALE xn RES MIS WANTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT; EF KINDLING, FOR - ; : must lon.Kindling woud, $2.00.Cut bard wood, small family; vo washing or ironing, $3.00.Mill blocks: $1.75.Taw bark, $2.00.Oct., J.N.Comstock and Miss Agnes Bonna FENTON-TAYLOR\u2014At Country Harbor, on Octomer 1st, by the Rev.D: Edwards Henry Fenton, of Country Harbor, to Mrs \u201cGordon, of Aspen, St.Mary's.HUGHS-MURPHY\u2014At St.Ann's Church, os October 7th, by Rev.Father Caron, \"Mr, Joseph Hughs to Miss.Minnie\u2019 Murpby, all of Montreal.2 WARVIS-RHYNOLD\u2014At * Canso, NS.on J October 1st, by Rev.W._.M.Ryan, John .« \u2018Thomas Jarvis, of Canso, to Clara Ellen iy.: Rhynold, of Fox Island.H - KAYE-THEAKSTON-At Halifax, N.S., on bd October Sth, by Rev.G.J.Bond 4, Bdith | LA * G.Theakston, daughter of Robert Theak- - 8ton,.to Louis J.Kaye; SLT) Fs a EEE CR EE ?mek rolicn the Finca GP Manutacturers En, OoTOBER 1 oz 4 aged 69 years, Louis Monette.; .be taken up.The proposed duties on 94 Pinetown \u2018Bridge, four white men en- EZ'Acs « -ements 10 this column Sc r having their Patent businexs transacted ny Return tickets will be.issued at lowest y DEATHS GLE EWHERE.grain and cattle will Be the first mat- tered the mail van of the train, from Pre-.Near St.Viateur Avenue (Montréal Annex), Word per insertion.6 insertions: for the pric perts.Preliminary.advice free.Charges mode- FIRST.7 i \u2018ters to be discussed._toria, which contained £12,000.They Extra wide, seven rooms, cemented basemsnt, o1 \u2018four.em mn, \u2014 - | rate: Our Inventors\u2019 Help, 125 pages, sent por SINGL » CLASS FARE A GLEARY\u2014At St: John, N.B., on October 8th, = ; ; pegged the guard, but detectives.who wore - terms of payments\u2019 open, piumblsg., Eosy FOR SALE \u2014 HOUSE, AT 25 MANUFAC itreal : and Washington D.C.2.84, Yite Bldg.Going.Dates\u2014Oct.15, 16.- 2 = Wm.Cleary, in the 65th year of her \u201cTHE ALTOONA TRAGEDY.Eonsealed.Jb the Yee upon and * Juve mt he Air : re ere A Return, Limit\u2014Oct.20, 1902.3 5 overpowe them while they .wcre at-: Ç » 915 ?ne ST, FT of oy lov, a à \u201c5 October | ory innive ' heer emis si who tempting to get the money.Three of the THE J.CRADOCK SIMPSON Manufacturer st.11 Hx \u2019 ; ?t 188 Fetterley, aged 65 years.: pa een ae ; .; vi DE y | was shot by Toews, is very.low.Rie- robbers were captured.REAL ESTATE & AGENCY co, \"BUSINESS CARDS.Te \"TRADE MARKS \u201c SPECIAL COLONIST RATES re rt | infants too young to take medicine may by \u201ccured of croup, whooping cough and.colds by .using Vapo-Cresolene\u2014they breathe it.i Ho U SE FOR SA LE.GIBBONS\u2014Kililer near Morrisburg, on Octo-.: ber 7th, Edward Gibbons, of Irena, aged 80 years.GORMLEY\u2014In 'St.John, N.B., on October ftb, Mrs.Mary Gormley, aged 90 years.GYMER\u2014At Richmond, Que., at 9 p.m.; 1ith.\u201cTo Western and Pacifio Points, Until October 81st, 1903 Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, Portland, Ross- land,.Nelson, Trail, Robson \u201cau dscoobc0c0000 pert.and Rempel are slowly Improv- MERCHANTS _BANK BUILDING.ings Harvey Toews, the murderer, js much weaker to-day.Blood poisoning is expected to get in, in which\u2019 case he would soon succumb.\u2018 : \"IN ALL COUNTRIES 1J INLAYSUN tal TVIESSOR TO FIN.Ja layson & Grantf.Customs.Broker and Forwarder.Warehouseman, 413 and «17 St.Paul st, Montreai.Heated Btorage, Bond or Free.Telephone Maln 1303.\"P O.nox 424 mr ed mm = rn mn sad da der OR \u2014 | WILL CALL ON BULGARIA.on St.Matthew Street, above St, Catherine D + |g Robeo: els i FRANCE: WILL SEEK \"ANOTHER Tw reet, 8 complete two-storey stone front LEGAL CARDS.¥ 18 seve eres anes 2000 000 34605 A MacCRILIS\u2014In St.John, N.B., on Octeber | \"+ DREYFUS.Sofia Government Will be Instructed Bouse, with hot waite D good.plumb | AU ENNAN, CLINK « MACLENNAN, & aa Lite buîlling MONTREAL Colorado Springs, Damvar,\u201d Fue: 5.63 by Powers to Look Better After ing end drainage: price, $5,50 Apply to.Also Tercato, Ottowe and Washington blo, Salt Lak AKO.oc ween coco oars 18th, James MacCrlills, in the sin year of Barristers, etc., Cornwall.Ont.D.B.A Re ei en A t ; i i his age.McDONELL\u2014At Windipeg, Ont., on \"October 5th, Mibnie Chesiey, formerly \u2018of Cornwall, reiot of D.'W.McDozaell, ex-sergeant-at- ; arms, Ottawa.M:ROUGALL At Martintown, \u2018Ont, on' Oct 8th, Mrs.David McDougall, aged 86 years.McLEAN\u2014At North Bay, Ontario, on the instant, Charles McLean, ir., accident- .shot.244x - MUNRO\u2014Near St Fimo, Ont, on.Oct $id, Janet McEwen, relict of Thomas Mus- ro, aged 90 years.| MUNRO\u2014In Boston, Mass, on October 8, Lottie Scott Munro, daughter of Captain Albert D.Munro, of St.John, N.B.SNRTSINGER\u2014AL Cornwall, on October 9th, Michael Snetsinger, of the Toll Gate, aged years.«London, October 185.\u2014A despatch to the Telegraph from Paris- says it js \u2018asserted that the German Government has contrived to obtain possession of all the plans of all the French sub marine boats.sm A 6000 DEAL OF NONSENSE \u2014 mom te About 4 Blood Purifiers\u201d and \u201c Tonics.\u201d Every drop of blood, every bone, nerve and tissue in the body, can he - renewed in büt one way, and that is, from wholesome food properly digested.There is no.other way, and the idea that a medicine in itself can purify the TQDD\u2014At St.Jobn, N.B., on October 10m; | blood or supply new tissues and strong Ernest, Harold, eldest surviving.son of rege.J.snd Henrietta Todd, aged 15 LA ._ Burn Hard Wood to ceok lady .charlotis gelatine, so.nice, WE ARE OFFERING MONUMENTS at reduced rates for tbe balance of \u2018the season.THE SMITH BROS.GRANITB CO, 250 Mleurz St, sust below Sherbrroke, __ AMBULANOE HRADQUARTARS | Fell Telephone Up 7, ' WM.WRAY, Undertaker and Embainier, AEH urentey ana Drnmmbnd St costs.4 s\u2018abnsres 1840 1 fallacy, a _ 8436 ST.ÇATHERIN.E'STREET.| There is._probabiy.nd remedy nerves is ridiculous and on a par with the fol-de-rol that dyspepsia or ÿndi- gestion is a germ disease or that other that a weak stomach which refuses to digest food can be made to do so by irritating &nd inflaming the - bowels by pills.and cathartics.Stuart's Dys.epsia Tablets cure indigestion, sour stomach, gas and bhioat- ing after meals, because they furnish the digestive principles which weak : stomachs lack, and unless the deti- ciency of pepsin and diastase is supplied it is useless to attempt to cure stomach trouble by the use of \u201ctonics,\u201d \u201cpills\u201d and *cathartics,\u201d which have.absolitely no\u2019 digestive power, and thelr only effect is to give a temporary stimulation.| One grain of the active principie in Stuarte Dyepeptia Tablets will digest 8,000 grains of meat, eggs and similar foods, and experiments have shown that they wiil do this in a glass bottle at proper temperature, but of course are much more effective in the stomach.versally used as Stuart's Ta lets, because it is not only the sick : alle ing, but well people who use tL m at every meal to insure perfect digestion Bo- unl Its Turkish Frontier.\u201c Constantinople, October 15.\u2014~The powens replying to the circular note issued by Turkey announce that they will make the necessary representations to \u2018the Uovern- ji ment at Sofia, with.a view of obtaining \u20ac | better surveillance of the Turco-Bulgarian frontier.BOERS .ARE OFF FOR OTTAWA.Ottawa, Oct.1b.\u2014(Special,)\u2014The Boer farmers who are touring through Canada for the purpose of securing information in connection with the Caña- dian farming systems will reach Ottawa on Thursday evening next.They : will.remain over Friday and Saturde y and leave for Toronto on Sunday nigh While here they will visit the experimental farm and alse meet the lumber inen, \u2018from whom they wish to secure all possible information concerning the projected shipment of lumber to South Africa.RMC.ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.Ottawa, Gotober 16.Special.) \u2014 It is notified for the information of intending candidates that the next examination for sairance to the opal Military, glee wil he held et the teat ot Dems military, dis périls, ard Ottawa, on the second, Tue y in.May, 1 Candidates should ;, te know.i Mr Civvevœut.the am Re rome.\u201cie and pes: arte For a milk stew scald two cuptuls Lbraran, whose ki.wide ui The cvs ler Walker, Walkerville ; M.Paikert' Of milk.Have ready a quart.of OY- \u201con ins chelves ss-oniv exverdad by nis Saunderson, of Danville, provincial pre-'y perance worker, who.Is at present ln \u2018How could one who had had such a dis- Aighte | many eminent physicians afd sold § | 4 Po main hall, instead of the passage, à ork Hungarss, 6 F Blackmore, New | rtablespoonfuls of cracker crumbs and [.a, level teaspoonful of: salt.Bol! for two minutes and add the hot milk.Cold slaw or cabbage salad and crackers are served with\u2019 the stew.Pigs in a Blanket.Rinse large oysters and season with { salt and pepper.Wrap each oyster in i a thin slice of bacon and pin it se- .curely- with a toothpick: Have a hot | fryÿing pan ready and fry'untl) the.ba- Teon is crisp.It adds to the flavor it\" ; the dystérs are first cooked in butter and lemon juice: EER Oysters on.\u2018Brochette.| \u2018Plump large oysters.in butter and \u201clemon juice or.in .thelr own liquor.! Fold over each oyster a very thin slice - of bacon, transfix it with a skewer, and continue uatil \u2018all are thus used.\u2018There shoud be four oysters threaded .on each skewer.Pace the skewers on a double broiler about two minutes on each side.\u201c Escalloped Oysters.Butter a baking dish.Have at hand oysters that have been rinsed and juice that has been strained.Put 8 layer of oysters in the bottom ot the dish.Cover with rolled crumbs; dot with bits of butter and season \u2018with salt and pepper.Continue in this way with alternate layers of oysters and crumbs until al?are used.Turn over the dish enough oyster liquor to moisten the mixture.FRASER INSTITUTE | OPEN TO PUBLIC the past three or four months During members of the Oity Coun bave been haggling over the catablisiment -of the Camegie Labriry, the management of the Fraser.\u201cInstitute bas been making such extensive improveménts that when its doors were once more thrown open to the public this morning the jnviting up- to-date appearance of the whole place was prev aleh c Bayt d Oe aT pedtad at oter ce librar o needed a the whole: interior hés been hend- ely redecorated and so entirely re-ar vanged as toabe scarcely r nizable.Instead of the distributin ung esk running across the middle rge rooms, it bas been placed in of ne of the entrance to the smaller room at the northwest.corner, into which \u2018all the bookcases from the lanze room, except those .hich ls, have ; been removed.\u2018 The cabinet containing the card catalogue, which is now a.complete and most valuable index, is placed along the west wall of the main rooin, convenient to the distributing desk, | and_à counter containing the works of reference Tuns around the remaining three sides.All the rest of the floor space is devoted to chairs and tables, so that the whole makes one great 8] ous reading room, made light and airy a large sky- which bas been cut in * the centre ceiling and serves the double pure of light ar and ventilation.The old gas amps.and electric chandeliere of meat brane \u2018and eoftly shaded, add much to the ort: and appearance of the whole, e ladies room now opens out À the in it is placed the Mackay collection of pie- Ves Dies the voluges of old tevesting SAIS able engravings wii: an in ing part of the presanires of Pie the Hbrary.The rare worth ra tite Denon bund \u201c| books an the library, line the ; Mr.de Crev ecveur is dt present ensaged in preparing\u2019 a complete, catalogue of thè wh ch will be pr or» ed before long for distributron.LE the 40.300 books tn the library 18; on > ére French, representing the grestet- French authors of all time: and it is in teresting.to note that more and more French readers viet the ubrary every vear, The total number of visitors last year averaged 328 per dax.It may be mentioned for\u2019 any who \u2018are not awure of the fact, that\u2019 vhe privileges of the Fraser Library are absolutely free to everybody: though persons taking haaks out of the library are required to make a temporary deposit af 82, ax a guarantee of.the retürn ot the book: .HON.JAMES SUTHERLAND © + GOES TO THE WELCOME | Ottawi.October } 15.\u2014{Special.) \u2014 \u2018Hom.James Sutherland will leave for Quebce to-day to be present.at the welcome to the Premier, which tikes place on ha är- rival on Thursday nest.THE SURGEON'S KNIFE - Mrs.Eckis Stevenson of Salt Lake City Tells How Operations For Ovarian Troubles \u2026 May Be Avoided.Ce + \u2018DEAR Mrs.Prva: \u2014I suffered! with inflammation of the ovaries and} womb for over six years,enduring aches\u2019 and pains which none can dream of but those who have had \u2018the same: expes rox MRS.ECKIS STEVENSON.renee.Hundredsof dollars went to the doctor and the druggist.I was simply a walking medicine chest and a physical wrec Teck.My sister residing in\u2019 ono .\u2018wrote me that she had been cured of womb trouble by using Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable ~Com- .pound, and advised me to try it.I then discontinued all other med icines and, gave your r Vegetable Compound £ thorough ithin four weeks nearly ail bain had left me; I rarely- had headaches, and my nerves were in\u2019 a much better condition, and I was.cured in three months, and thisgroiled 2 terrible su ration.\u201d \u2014 ro yr So.State St, Boris 8 City, City, Utah.y.Salt Lake Te Leg pes g we 2 McGale, 2123 Notre! \u201cShall I come up-with you?\u201d Treherne\u2019s abrupt departure -of.her bose life for-his sak .\u201c .» ©, had been MONTRE If you like, Bhe wii not know you\u201d Cousin Mildren had Fecognised her \u201ca perfect stranger.A peter nb! HERALD ES po r \u2014 2 - - \u2014 : 7 : « TH we .A a.; PER - to 20° oC = : St : ° + : 2 \u2019 ; .tr : \u2018 ; 5 .w i 2 -, \u2026 2 \u2018 Li CL 2, .A ., : So 8e nh en MN EE a egy sd et Te api a ew pfanean : dt bus % rms medio rt oh tame fn ey Hd » or : EC oT YY Re ang fa pap oe Fa IE a a % x z\u2014 ~ S 39 LADIES\u2019 DRESS SKIRTS | : 2 AT MAKERS\u2019 PRICE.va .There Will be exciting times in The Company's Dress Skirt Depart- a be the offering of 359 Ladies\u2019 Dress Read the list':\u2014 ment Friday.\u201cThe cause will Skirts at Maker\u2019s Prices.Worth $3.75 + Co for 82.15 165 Ladies* Tailored Walking Skirts, in black, navy and Oxford All Wool Fricze, latest flounce styles Regular $3.75.$2.15 Friday Worth $3.00 for $1.69 73 Ladies\u2019 Escurial Cloth Skirts, ia blue, lined and velvet bound.They are all the latest season's styles.Regular $3.00.i p day Seterteesacsanse weoRRSoAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1902.4 Barge Worth $4.50 ~ + s .9700 Ladies \u2018Suits for $3.20 76 Ladies\u2019 Tailored V ie.Cloth Suits, in black, navy and Oxford, Chesterfield coat, lined through, gored skirt Regular $7.00, Y esvercecseracsasnccernsce ° 230 Ladies\u2019 mr for 150 80 dozen Ladies\u2019 Natural Fleece Vests, - high neck, oa sleeves, soft and warm.cu ar c.Friday essstascaaned rncoorccco AVC for $2.98 35 Ladies\u2019 Fancy Zibeline Dress Skirts, latest gore style, full flare, lined throughout and velvet.\u2014 250 Nomstitohed Silk Ties for 180 gore style, .full flare, lined and velvet bound, 83.Worth $5.75.Friday, \u2019 55e Flannelette Skirts for 3% 10 dozen Ladies\u2019 Heavy Flannelette Underskirts, in fancy stripes, Pink and \u2018bluet flounce and gored band Regular Sac.Friday avviassces, eae \u2018300 Ribbed Wool - Hose for 22¢ 70° dozen Ladles\u2019 Heavy.Ribbed Wool .Hose, very elastic and \u2018warm, 2% all sizes.Regular 30c.Friday - fo \u2018bbun& Regular $2 981 20 dozen Ladies\u2019 Silk Ties, -hemstitched $4.50.Friday -.oo! and corded, in all \u2018the leading shades., : Regular value, \u2018250.18c Worth $3.15 .Friday carried \"on until Junuary,.1904, by the committee |.| others entered is a team of four helonting .and only imported : ni : paies gion; Aa et, «5 En A x ld Stracha re.the tives.to Ontario A éd on, and\u2019 the vamous events.will take place on thé M.AAA grounds on the afternoon of the above date.Te the many friends of the four colleges represented these sports have always been of great in- -terest and this ar .it is expected they | will be more interesting than \u2018ever, - Ly .Golf : Outremont Pi Plays T To- Morrow.-_ The links committee of the Outremont Golf Club have béen so far successful n- getting .heir.coure into preliminary order that they have invited the members ta play over nine holes on Thanksgiving Day.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2018Westmount- Montreal nm.There will be a hot game at the M.A.A:A.grounds next Saturday at 3 p.min the intermediute series.Westmount | and.Montreal meet, and if the former win they are the champlons.But: Mont- .real 18 Bolhg- \u2018to play some of their sen- \u2018fors who are not disqualified for inter- yes.and make a determined effort to win.; \u2014 se \u201c\u201cKorrect Shape\u201d Boot Shop.\u2014 \u201cSTYLE 7, \"PRICE $3.95.° Top of bright seal leather, with Vamp and Tip of Patent Leather ; - \u2014welted sole of; good walking weight; _ Military heel ; fast color eyelets, do not wear brassy.: - I have designed thie fora smart, stylish walking boot.It will merit the tasted of the m ina ; tn and esacting Woman.\u2018 i Sold enclusively by FRENCH & SMITH, 2850 St.Catherine St.Oat sedere promet to) the lightwelght'champlon of the United | {on for the next one, but couldn't go.Wattie Burland went in his place and | \u201c| was complimented by both:'teams.And now Charlie.Wilkinson has been\u2019 agreed | J The Whig Makes \u2018out That There will .{ Kedte, P.Roberts, wings, N.C.Ogllvie, W.Melgs, Geo.| O'Brien, M.Yuile; .Brown, | retary Foster.| Ean-e.\u201cyellow uniform.| few.equals in.Canada.successor of Sanjent and Greene .grard during his career\u2019 in Western foot- 16.1; expanded, 46.5; girth of waist, 43.5; girth of hips, 48.4; girth of thigh.2.7; \u2018girth ot | calf, \"16.5; girth of \u2018upper \u2018arm, 16.1; | preadth of neck, 5.3; breadth of shoulders, 18.7; breadth of: whist, 15.3; stretch or arme, 70.2.King's home is in \"Huntington, j ing 1 man is requested to sp out ut ten o'clock | ronto and two in The team-to meet fk A Aro 8 as follows: \u2014Ba feiss: halves, .Powers, Boyd.Kony quar Hal.| \u201cWalters; scrimmage, Tubeater, Kennedy, Buckham; Morley Wal Tom Boucher, cime e,.Telford, Jim McGee capt.), Parr, Moore and d Ralih or Sane arson.: Quebec Club Officers.Quebec, Oct.15.\u2014The Sist annual and after paying all demands there was | tion of officers resulted : committee, William Brodie, A.Ww.Bos: WILKS 0 RAE - over Li | Every Official This Year Has Been | Agreed On and All Were Satisfactory.~ep - Charlie Wilkinson will be referee at the Montreal-College game to-morrow and Tommy: Martin will be umpire.Both are from .Brockvfile.\u2018It was a case of.the two clubs agreeing.Just in.this connection there 1s a | very satisfactory showing- in regard to referees.this year.Officlals have been appointed for five matches, and in eacn case the first name.suggested was accepted.Eddie Gleeson refereed two and gave splendid satisfaction.Jack Bavage refereed one and was agreed on and he is known to be a good official._right stamp\u2014knowing-the rule forcing them.It\u2019 looks well for the.union and for the sport when the clubs Lin such a good spirit.CA KINGSTON.RUMOR, be Six Teams .in\u201cQ.R.F.U [Kin on, Oct.H=\u2014(Special.)\u2014The Whig at next veuar will see wix teams in the i Quebec Rugby Unidn,-Moutreal, Montreal ritannjas, Ottawa \u2018City, Ottawa 'Varsity, Brockville and Kingston.The teams cciid be divided into two sections, the first three in one and the last three in the other.Home and home matches could be played.and the winners in each section play off for tle chämpionship.Montreal Team for Ottawa.The Montreal Football Club\u2019 will be cn Thanksgiving Day against Ottawa College: \u2018Back, J.B.Peck; half backs, P.Molson, H.Suckling, Dr.George Johnson; quarter, W.| McMaster; scrimmage,\u2019 P.K.Mac- \u2018A, \u2018J.\u2018McMillan; |, F.°G.Reid, R.Johnson, W spare men, H.D.WwW.Davidson and Burton, G.Bryson, M.Percy.; The team will be accompanied by These four men are reterees of the.s-and-en- meet over the appointment of officiais'|.represented by the following members |.in the.matck | De | rarvegens va voecta \u2014 me masnery TRE hme nL a ° & COCHRANES | \u201cCLUB SODA\u201d Water.is what you want.of our stores.$ are sure you will be or perhaps a Nice Tender Steak \u2018 .You cannot do better than call ab one Let us supply you, and we pleased.14\u2014RETAIL.< STORES\u201414 45 BLEURY 87 510 = Ci 0 order, Ten Dollars.First Class.Quality of Cloth.y STREET.\u2014 The train leaves \u2018Windsor Street Station at 9.40 a.m.Thursday.\u2014 .Ross Plays Queen's.Kingston, Oct.14.\u2014Dr.Arthur Ross, one of the old men of Rugby, is still in the | He has donned the red blue an which he wore for eleven Sears, \u2018and: will quite likely appear on\u2019 queen, « Wing line agaïnst M:=Gill on Satur \u201cThe doctor played two years with the Granites, and therefore this is his foirteenth.Sa on.the gridiron in Kings 0 Ax an all-round wing plaver Rosa fo.MeDowell-wil] be a cood addition fo Queen's line, For four veara he plaved quarter back with Queen's and Granites, but ju equally as good on the wing.If Etherington turns out too.fhere is no reason why Queen\u2019s should not turn thelr ey: upon: the \u2018championship.Special General \u2018Practice.A general practice of the M.A.AA.Club i ix \u2018called .for Thursday morning.at 10 o'clock.and all players of the club remaining in the city.rte.reque-ted to.turn out.There are tivo matches to bs played on Saturday, and the teams will be chosen after the practice.AN plavers are particu- furl requested to turn out, Giant Football Novice.E.O.King, a sdeond-year man.in the Harvard Taw School is the largest mem- Yer of-the-squad He weighs 242 pounds stripped, and & ring for the: position: of | centre rush.giant 's work thus far has made-a favor impression with, the conthes,and he is looked upon as à worthy re former, with Lewis, Burnett and Cranston, has been.devoting muc h time to.drilling King on the fine points of the\u201d position, | = aw the.new centre uniformly played .at wil.Of late King has been learning the trick of snapping the ball back by means.of the fingers and wrists without any.perceptible movement: of the arm.i {ing is of short, stocky build, standing five feet eight and one-half inches high.Some of his measurements are as follows: Girth of head, 23.2 inches; girth of neck, irth of chmt, 43.3; girth of chest.Ind.His father aveighs 285 pounds, an his brother tips the ecâles at 225.; Punts.Stuart Rayside was out again -this morn- Russell Bowie is playing à steady game in his-old.position on the half line.- Parmenter is expected to\u2019 turn out with the \u2018Argonauts in order to help them out against the Rough Riders.Brits had a hard practice this morning, but several seniors were missing.Liver he senior and- junior Thursday\u201d 8 \u2018As the Rough Riders.will be dee yin volved in \u2018debt- if the present O.wohedule is adhered, the executive decided last.night to apply.to the union to have the Ontario championship -decided by the playing of four games between the Argo- \u2018nauts and the h Riders, twd i in ttawa.Thursday merning.T teama will chosen after practice.> \u2018meeting of the Quebec Curling Clud was held last evening.The report of the year's work was most satisfactory a balance to the good of §178.The elec- as follows: President, F.W.Smith; first vice-pres- ident, Arch.Miller; second vice-presi- dent, D.Hattray; secretary, Frank 8 Stocking: treasurer, J.H.Henderson; -| timent.\u2014 His \u2014futher\u2014im will be- \u2018have things coming t \"or boy e:zher, a pair of Somforable.hacésome xo fr=- He Feels Sheepish \u2018When his shoes are sHabbr., 22y a= res.azd there is Co réresstiy of wearing vis shoes: \u2018when \u2018yoo az sey \u20189 + able Boots .here Men wear.ai 83.00 pair.A sce ru wD be proud of.: Our fall stock is \u2019resk - zew acd érrac- tive, doth in price ard qualcy.+ \"FRANK POWER 1847 Notre Dame St.(3nd Door West of MeGi St sey \u201cmonth.The grektest variety at loyr- ROYAL 5 STORES AUTUMN LEAVES.Hint of Autumn Hats.Permit us to say that there'is nothing to de desired in the assortment of Fall and' Winter Headwear we display.The Stiff Felt Hat is always popular\u2014we \" have that in\u2019 more than.one color; some prefer the Fedora.or the Alpine \u2014we have these.also in several shades and all sizes.Underwear sale of Underwear this _Speci tal est prices ever, offered in Montreal Don't buy betore you see our lines.2246.st: Catherine.2637 Notre Dame.41 Main.227 Main.225 McGiit.Of EVERY.description, THOMAS LIGGET, well, Edson\" Fitch, H.D.Bignell; chap- Juin, Rev.A.T.Love: Montreal representatives, Messrs.Balfour and Roger.* \"Belmont Buys St.Blaise.Lexington.Ky., Oct.13 \u2014The great stallion imp.Nt.Blaise, winner.of the English Derby, «nd the.only horse that ever sold \u2018for 100,000 in this country, has been purchased of J.B.Haggin by August Delnont,\u2019 and is now at the Nursery Stud, w here he began his pensational career, he price paid | for St.Blaise is aid to have \u2018been an ad qance on the\u2019 65,500 and fer him by, Mr.sue of Charles i Fairview stud.The horse is now wn years old and ja pur- chinsed by.Mr.Belmont as a master of sen- ported- pe Blaise] and it ne at the Nuwery Stud where he sired Potomac, St.Florian, -Ta Tosea, Chesapenke St.Carle, Prince\u2019 of Monaco, Tdrrie, St.\u2018Leo! ras A REMARKABLE WINDOW.A Unique autumn window,- in\u2014 most attractive style, 1& that \u2014of- Messrs.Holstead & Grant, boot and shoe merchants, 785 Cralg Street.The window 1s lined with autumn leaves, all gathered from\u2019 the Mountain.The record of Solomon 1s blotted out as far as colors are concerned, as the differ- \u2018| ent leaves have been pressd, some of -them being about the size of a man's |hand and varying down- to smallést -ones.On each leaf has been printed such effective Inscriptions as \u201cWe Leave it to You,\u201d \u2018 Ours is the Lowest- Priced Shoe Store in Town.\u201d Each leaf does duty as a price ticket, \u2018and the.fine array of stock serves as an ihdex of what a fine stock is carried, These young men are hustlers.and, thelr way.\u2018They take pleasure in showing their goods, in at the closing out | nards, Belivarius and other .great horses.l dressed | High brad apoing & Floor Coverings CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, PORTIERES, TABLE COVERS, Etc, Etc, in an end- : less variety.MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED.EMPIRE BUILDING, \u2018avai MONTREAL = STREET.NTRE = ».= : CR -ment\u2019 elsewhere in this issue.\u2018window is well worth seeing.mr SAD NEWS FOR CAPTAIN ON ARRIVAL, This Québec, Oct: 15.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Captain Forrest, of the steamship Manchester .City, which arrived.in port last even- Ing, received on arrival a cable message announcing the death of his son, Martin, aged 14.The lad was in fair health \u201cwhen the capthin left Manchester ten days ago.freer\u201d Dr.\u201cand Mrs.Barge and Mrs.Ship- man and her son, of Wolfville, \u2018N.S.are at the Turkish Bath Hotel.== rép T\u2014\u2014 The Dandy Shiner NICKEL PLATED \\ ee me 1 AS ET AS, x PTET T9 SPORE PIN LEE in TVR soso ENTER vivid REY BEE | L FITS ANY SHOE, HOLDS shot Rain.» A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.It holds any steed hoe.Thyee Insta (Baws, | woman's, and child's) g3 with each shlupe, \"YY PREVENTS imoble § t eh Raid dope of D nile nd.the firm arantee satisfac on.Attention is called to thels save ) 7 D 8 4 be 3 etka nS an ped pe em en ar mm Sk\".: been Jomé hedvy investm .good stocks - wnen © the proper time , comes.LS \"8 :$ - Money shows no sign of becoming.Goud Invistment, Buying.There i no doubt but ntreal market \u2018he Save (he brokerage house a yesterday that they had oy ,\" 00 worth of s tor investors the le of\" Jays, while anoth®r{ use has bought q dite as much us that for people who think that present prices are cheap enough to justify them in taking all the stock they can y.afford and putting it aw in their | sates, 8 One gentleman is knôwn to have \u2018laken 808 shares of Richelieu, as well as quite a He otler stock.A Toronto paper asserts \u2018that Toe ronto people were not the only losers In the last: slump, and that Montreal people lost heavily.This ia perfectly true.Local people were caught prets ty badly, the only dfference being that the majority of Montrealers were not indulging\u2019 in the senseless over-specu- lation that characterized the dealings in* the West.4 $ $ .A Healthy Market., \u201cI tell you what it is,\" sald a local broker, \u201cwe are going to have a fine healthy market here ir this investment buying keeps up at its present rate, A good many thousand shareg of stock.have been taken from the \u2018Street\u2019 lately, and we will see the market on & surer footing than \u2018for many à day.My only fear is that \u2018we may'gct too much steam on, and prices will be put Up too fast.\u2019 If the malority of people only keep their heads and allow prices to remain at a level that will tempt.investors \u2018to keep Qn st-adily absoro- ing! stock, we wil) Le in a position to see a nice litue advance ih some of the vo» easier.in Montreal, and the bunks are\u2019 still\u201d lending little or \u2018nothing.$ 48 Canadian \u2018Pacific.The beliet has been expressed that Canadian Pacific would have, treld -bet- | portant news.News Was Scarce and Düliness Was\" VERE: VERY-SLOW BUT PRICES HELD ON FIRM SIDE .; \u2019 .A À \u2018 STOCKS, MONEY AND THE STRIKE.\u201d | Seams stocks traded in, and for the most part in prices.In.Wall street sales up to noon amounted to: only 314,000.ghares, and at.times the market was very dull, and comparatively few quotations came, over the ticker.$ 3 , There was a marked absenod \u2018of im- Wall street seems to have gone out of the rumor business\u2019 the past few days, and has not been séttling the etrlke\u2019 quite as many times as it did last week.Money seems to be easing off to some, | extent there, and the range was 7 to | 9 per cent.this morning, with most of the loans at 8.À wire to W.H.Weir & Son said: \u201cThere was some disposition to sell stocks at opéning owing to uncertainty that exists in regard to Mitcheli's answer to the operhtors\u2019 proposition, Considerable support wag developed in some instances, notably Missouri Pacific.There were Indications of renewed operations.by, 0013, \u2018The reaction was short-lived, ing.succeeded, by -an upward move, - which \u2018was most pronounced in Missouri.Pacific, Union\u2019 Pacific and Atchison.The coal stocks, although steady, did not respond to, the advance in the rest of the market\u201d.8 8 8 One feature of the local market to- day-was the renewed demand for Commercial Cable.Some days ago Amer-, ican investors took 1,000 .shares ot pas oi ES A 5 1 * Ax 3 ist - well.taken, and it is practically certain that some of the people influential In \" tainable, so that; although the public ter latety\u2014had\u2014it not been for the fact that people in the West were such extensive holders of it.~The Wall Street Journal says : \u2018The: local bull tonting- ent In Canadian Pacific \"has lately been expressing very bullish views.on the stock founded on the well-known arguments as to the prospects: for a very large business this year and the value of the unsold lands, a large part ot which, it.is claimed, is still covered with fine timber that is being sold at a Evod-price-\u2014\u201cFhere-is-a-tendency- \u2018to-be- little the distuËfbance in the speculative situation in Toronto, and there.are .&lso intimations that the people in that * city who have been interested in Canadian Pacific\u2019 were not largely identified | with the \u2018speculation in \u2018Dominion Steel, Dominion Coal, Sloss-Sheffield and the other stocks which have recently declined materially after being carried up to high figures.We ure informed, however, that this contention \u201cls not the speculation in \u2018Canadian Pacific have also been interested in the less stable stocks.Money is still Very tight at Toronto, and according to some | advices is, at timed, practically unobs confidence in Canadian Pacific is still unshaken, continuance of the- \u2018present\u2019 \u2018money conditions, might bring consid- \u2018erable stock to market.\" $8 $8 8 -The earnings of the Twin City Rapid ESE Dt eg Te .\u2018Transit Company Tor the first week in .crease of $9,509, or 16.05 per: cent.over _the sime period of Jast year ear.\u2018bec Central income bands; ara 1 better at 36 1-3, and T emisccuata vond-hold- \u2018higher at 24.Rot No.2.shares.- Canady\u2019 31% per cents.i.101 103 Do., 4 per cents.oe.105 107 : Do., 3 per cents, .n.102 104 Do., 24% per cents.verse = 88 90 Manitoba 4 per cents.103 105° Nova Scotia 3 per cenis.91 93.Quebec Province 4's.ee.1060 108.Montreal 336'8.00000000 99 101 Toronto 8%\u2019 .\u2026\u2026v.ires - 99, 101: Vancouver 4'8\" Len cossennnce 108 \u2019- 105 Winnipeg 58.- \u2018 106.108 - C.P.R.4 p.e deb.stock.Chea 115.117 | Canada North.445'8.103 -.105 Midland 5s .PE 105 107.\u2018Manitoba S.-W.5 p.c ; .bonds.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.118 120 * Ont.and Que.5 p.c.bonds 139 .142 T.,, G., and B.4 pm.bonds 106 - 108 Hudson\u2019 8 Bay 00 334 33% Toronto \u2018Ry.4'%2 p:C.10% DRESSED HOGS A fair trade.was done \u2018In fresh .er flgures are anticipated in the near October, 1902, were $68,743, belng an in- v Canadian.Securities.The Canadian Gazette of London, October 2nd; says :\u2014Again we have to record very few movements in Canadian securities.There are no movements In Dominion or Provincial issues, but in municipal loans St.Catharines.4 per cefits: \u2018have lost the gain recorded last week, being quoted 1 lower at 98, Queers\u2019 certificates are nominally quoted 2 Hudson's Bay shares are.3-4 down to 88 1-2, and Canada Northwest Land commof are 2 better at 37 1-2, but the preferred are 3 lower at 97 1-2.-IN mining shares the only movement isa tall of 1- 4 to, 23-8.in Le.kiflled abattoir \u2018 dressed hogs, but the tone of the market: was inclined to be easier in sympathy with the deciine in prices for live hogs; consequently low- Cabie_from_thi ket,.and the amount of the stock held here is now exceptionaliy small.Rome 225 shares were taken here this- morning.for investment account, and it is pretty clear that the people across the\u2019 line are by no means disturbed over the probability of Marconi and his wireless system, making any inrbads into the cable company\u2019s business.Wealthy people in New York are now heavy holders of the stock, and thère company in\u2019 Cleveland.$ #5 8 \u201cThere will be no session of the Montreal.Exchange to-morrow (Thanksglv- ing Day).$8 § 8 L.J.Forget.& Co.'s London cable quoted Grand Trunk nret at 106 1-4, second at 94, third at 41 1- 4, Canadian Pacitic at 187, Anaconda at à, und Hudson Hay at 32.$ $ $ Mr.,C.D.Monk\u2019s mebsages said 1\u2014 Americans in London .weak, 1-2.to 1 per cent.below parity.planning.entrance to Pittsbure.Mit- \u2018chell gone to Washington to see President.\u2018 Expected arbitration terms will be dccepted by minerä.Treasury will buy bonda probably to exteut of ten millions.U.P.strike at Omaha ln- peding business.in that section.St.Puiil will secure nccess to.Pacific coast over U.P.and will not bu®®.\u2018 Forty-|' three roads first week October average gro 5.sterling weaker, but.considerable short interest in exchange reported.Time \"money.still very scarce.© Trade interests byllish an Américan Sugar.Stan- Amalgamated Copper.Expected Am- | algamated.will declare half of 1 per cent.There is likely.to be irregular- \u2018strike conferences.With a somewhat mere hopeful feelihg as regards money a generally strong tone will prevail.On good bulges, however, it will be policy to take profits.$$ $ Detroit United first week Octobe fh] crease, $6,219; from January 1st n- .crease, $335,219.- $ $ $8 .London, 3.80 p.m.\u2014*Americans firm and active, : - 3 any favorable news.from Washington 5 it will go much higher.$ $ 3 Sub- treasury.gained $197, 000 » from banks yesterday; since Friday banks | guined 31, 727,000.; $ $ There are persistent rumors that a syndicate will renew offers of Government bonds to Secretary Shaw, aggregating 25 millione.The \u2018bonds to be offered are sald to be 4's of 1925.4 JN ot Le \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Robert following over their private wire from Zirftmermann & \u2018Forshay, New York:\u2014 Reports from.the coal regions that the | miners are dissatisfled with the plan prbposed.are believed to be based upon a misapprehension among the miners gs \u2018to the situation: President.Mit- |: chell\u2019's conference with \u2018President doubts, and may result In an \u2018accept- IF TORMENTED BY CORNS Use Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor ; sit acts In one night and never causes discomfort.For years \u201c putnam\u2019's\u201d has heen.the standard future.Sales were made at $9 to $9.25 per 100 Jbs., in a jobhing way.- Corn cure of Great Britain und America, it is the bes 3t-try it.CALL OPTIONS! I ADVANTAGES EXPLAINED.| ota HARD Finkel, Th 0K, = Stocks, They avoid Options offer considerable advantages, to thôse who wish to operate prudently and success fully in American and.Canadian Railway the payment of heavy margins andi interest, Paris Exchan ge.= = \"Detailed pamphlet on.application.and \u201csell Call, Options through the - London and | PARKER & co.en Victoria st, Toronto.° \\ v We: buy 0 Smite is =: there were .no appreciable alterations |.Reported Erie: dard: Ofl interests reported buyers of ity till the Anal disposal.of the coal -$ $ .Market shows strong undertone, and feredith & Co.received the | Roosevelt to-day will clear up these.\u2018jrAlexander, 305; Cook, 450; all at\u201d EGG8S\u2014There was no \u2018change in the | \u2018| beans remains strong, | and at $2.25 in a.Jobbing\u201d way.1 an\u2019 emphatic denial } The stock has been ; fre\" Feature.in regard fa t a well-known wait authorf ot , * es Much, peter, fapisyed by he = reesei ntohors, revered \u2018the Fhe der y vi that settioment of th strike might ho y aetanisly There Was a marked falling off In vi font rise in stesk This à \u201cmot hap pen $ an id the volume of business in stocks this or thereabouts, \u201con.the sick pent ty ra ov morning both here and in Wall street.point halt.\u2018To people thoroug conversant w t at state 6 Outside of scattered trading in Ca- \u2026 things, the check was reassuring.By them, it was pla nly, under- nadian Pacific and Dominion Steel, stood that even an absolute eettioment of the lIabpr.trouble could there was only a handful of local not directly altbr or gssist the money situatien, \u2018There would be no possible that something might be tain, If it turned out that Europ of the strike entanglement, dnd cause really heavy is precisely what that market d pushed up its price for gold, ¢ thus poin , ° - \u2018 recettes ) 4 « ance of the operators\u2019 proposition, The plan was not .made public till after a most exhaustive examination by the President -and Secretary Root.The very point which the miners object to, \u201cthé supposed limitation upon the President In choosing the committee,\u2019 was the chief subject of the President's in- quirjes and careful \u2018scrutiny.It was not till he was satisfied on every phase did he give his approval, believing the interests of all would be protected in an impartial manner.The President does not himself consider the limitations have been placed upon him because there is a very wide fleld from which he can choose In all classes except the judicial one.This is the cru-\u2019 1 cial point of the strike, for afreudr numerous large plants and industries ane, nounce their inability to receive coal apd have made it known.that they intend closing down tmmediately unless they can secure coal.The genefal) situation, however, rem remains unchanged.| It 1s expected that Secretany Shaw, realizing that the banks are not desirous of walving - the reserve and thereby encourage speculation, will accept the-tender of Government nds by varlous institutions.Paul will secure access, to the Pacific \u2018const over Union Pacific and will not build.\u201d Demand sterling is weaker, but.considerable short interest in exchange .is reported.\u201d Time money Is still \"scarce, more.cash reserves in banks, and no: lise because the coal miners.had returned to work.yuying, \u201cforeign exchange for a time, it rose a fraction over yèsterda fiebtilties outstanding, - Indirectly, it was.gained, though by no means cer- e'had besn selling stocks because Pit t de morning's ° ve yore | te tight fall t failed to yield at om a he Bank of England moving AH, ° \u2018the import not do.r Fusessarsesonsa 20500084 e « London \u2018at.186 7-8.Sales to noon were 214,000 shares: .MORNING shai SALES.7 Can.Pacific at 135.- 25 Can.Pacific at 133 a4, } .25 Can.Pacific at 133 1-2, ; .Pacific at 133 3-4.- .Pacific at 133 3-4.* Pacifiè at 134.Pacific at 133 7-8.5 can.Pacific at 183 7-8.Com.Cable at F1 34.20 Com Cable at 172.100.Com.Cable at 171 1-2.- 50 Dom.Steel common at 55 1-4.125 Dom, Steel common, at 55 1-8, 250 Don.Steel common at 5., N.&.\u2018at 101 1-2.: se Can, ~afaf mr pre: Bk of Montreal at 260.100 Montreal Power at -05 34.\u2014 2 Montreal Power at 100Montreal Power at 9.50 Montreal Power at 95 1-4, .%- Detroit Railway \u2018at 84 3-4.10 Detroit Railway at 85.75 Detroit Railway at 83.: 100 Ido.Steel pfd at 96.100 N.W.Land.common at 130.100 Toronto Railwas a 40 Twin City at -3 Twin City at T .- 50 Nova Scotia at 102 1-2.| Government, y ON .Band | He tiypslars, [Hhontre * {that Falls in woolly clusters rôün { neck.Berieath this dark muss you dis- .} cover \u2018a decidedly pleasant face of oval \u201cJus a bird of passage by the side-of laka i © \u2018| engagement with Mr.Frohman was for \u201cne, 4 Ee A Nan, Le.Maraget.05S GABRILONTCH a The \u2018distinguished Russian pianist, Mr.Onsip Gabrilowitsch, who is to give his first recital before a Canadian au- ?dience at the Windsor \"Hall to-morrow evening, arrived here this morning from Buffdlo, and-he at onde became the ob-.ect of the attention of thé music-loy- ng- people of the city: The -telebtated virtuosp has an easy and graceful presence and conversational ability of no mean order, Ha looks even younger \u2018than\u2019 his years, which are sajd to be twenty-eight, and has a perfect coroha of coal black \"he e head from eyebraws to the nape of the ghape out of which gleam u\u2019pair of bright linzel eyes\u2014an unusual accompaniment.of.such very black hair.lips are prominent, but you have tima to notice only the gmiles that illumin- \u2018ate the words of the artist.He dresses plainly, but well, and neutness is de- | cidedly.characteristic of his dark broad tie and colored waistcoat.While this 18 his first visit to Canada, he has enjoyed what he has\u201cseen of.it and river, When he gets through.With -Montreal-he-intends-to-go down -to- New \u2018England, und luter expec ts to visit To-: ronto.: | \u201cMy returrn to Europe, \" \u2018Ke said, In réply to questions, \u2018is indefinite.My forty concerts; sthen it wus enlarged to titty; now it is sixty, and it may.go on expanding.I do not think I will gail before April.\u2018Home to St.Petersburg?\" Very lke: ly I will go to Nt.Petersburg, \u201cbut 1 really cif ha rdly\u2014be\u2014sa Hd\u2014to\u2014have\u2014a are also a good_many friends_of-the | {,ondon_market, which.this_morning\u2019} | was inclined to.be rather weak, hardened late in the day, and at the close was firm.Canadian Pacific closed In 3 FEATURES OF THE MONTREAL MARKET > meer GRAIN \u2014Oats are a little - \u2018better.There was a fairly\u2019 good enquiry from: New York for them, and 33c was bid\u2019 for round jots for October shipment, but no sales were reported.Private\u2019 cable advices on .oatg were generally firm and bids from Glasgow showed an advance of I 1-2d.There yas nothing, new to note In any o were uoted at .76c'to 76 1-20 afoat.ley at 46c, and No.3 X at 4ic, and rye.b4 1-2¢., FLOUR.\u2014There seems.to\u2019 be an unsettled feeling In the market for Manitoba flour; .as \u2018It was reported yester-, day that a sale of second patent .was made a: $3.60 per barrel, \u201cdelivered, which 1s a cut under the inside figure, quoted - of 10c per barrel.The market for Ontario flour was qulet, \u2018the demand being only.for small.lota to fil actua] wants.Choice Manitoba spring wheat - patents, $4.seconds, \"$5.70 to $3.80; strong bakers\u2019, $3.30; winter wheat, patents, $3.75 to $4; straight, rollers, $3.55 to $3.65: do.in bags.$1.70; Nan $1.55 to 31.60.MEA L\u2014There was no further change | in the \u2018market for rolled oats, which rules firm at the recent improvement in prices.The demand was fair and sales were made at $4.25 per barrel and at: $2.15 per bag.\" FEED.\u2014A fair volume of business was done in feed; but the tone of the market : is - easy.Manitoba bran; in bags, $14.50 to $156; Manitoba.shorts, %1% to $20: Ontario bran, in bu!k, $14.50 to $15; shorts, $18 to 219, and mouillie, $23 to $30, as \u2018to-ualitys, .HAY.\u2014In hay the feeling is firm under a good demand and small offerihgs | for \u2018the season.No.1, $9 to #9.50; No.2, $8 to 98.75; clover, $7 to $7.50 per tôfi, in car\u2018 lots.CHEESE.~The cheese market was quieter in tone to-day on spot, but no quatabie* changes.hote, the firm feeling belng maintained by holders as a rule: .Finest Ontarlé .wi.11%c to 113%/e Finest Townships.114¢c to 11%¢\u201d Finest Quebec.0e lice to 11440 Fine cheese.:.1.+.10360 to 10%e BUTTER:\u2014There: Was a fair movement noted in butter, but the finest _selections on spot were not: moving, because demand .was chiefty for stock obtainable at 20c, and 20 1-8c to 20.3-8¢c as thé \u201cidea on finest eastern and western creamery.Fancy Townships.cream- [3 3 ZS CA CPR 2034¢ to 20440 Finest Townatipe cream- © EFY L.c0s Lane nc ec nec 00000 20% c to.20%ce | Finest Quebec creämery.2044c to 20Mc Fine creamery.\u20261944c to 20%c Ontarlo éreamery.c.e.19c- Dairy butter.\u201c+.1546 to a Dairy seconds.14¢ to Campbellford, Ont, Oct.14.\u2014At he Campbeilford cheese board 1,125 white was .boarded.Sales; Watking, 11-8c.local market, which rulés firm under a good demand.Selected, 19 1-2c to 20e; candléd.stock,.17 1-2c \u2018to 18\u20ac, In à jobbing ways \u2018straight receipts, at 16,3-4c to, 178; .2 at l14c to 14 1-2c, in round ots, BEANS.\u2014The tone of the market tor but\u2019 owing to \u2018offerings and the present condition of the market buyers are fne clined to hold off some.Car lots of \u2018primes are quoted at $2.05 \u2018per bushel, the small SHAMROCKS\" TALK ABOUT\" - VANCOUVER RFPORTER Kingston, Oñt.\u2018October 15.~(8pecial.)\u2014The _Bhamrock lacrosse_ team_phssed through this aftetnoon.en routt home: * Concerning the story that they played crooked at New West \u2018minster, they had little to say more than of the charge.Every man on the team says he was treated royally but that they say they lost the game iu & clean contest.They way the story originated with a Vancouver World reporter who Mad à sore head becausé be lost money on.te game, A GOOD FIRM TO KNOW.439 St.Paul Street, have a fine assortment of sporting goods of all kinds, selected with great grade goods mark every e firm's spetinities Ard Their busi-.care, and high \u2018department.low prices and fine.goods.1 ; y iy they are in the front rank of dealers in sporting\u2019 | geode, \"Buckwheat at 54 1-2c afloat; No.3 bar- | - Le in prices were to | - 8703 |.fhe Wightman, Sporting Goods Co; | Laon \u201cCapital $100,000, full.95 Nova Scotia at 103.1000 Dom.Steel .Bds.at 89.| 2000 Dom.Steel Bds.at 88 59.ON FIRM SID ed steady at 70 24 for December and advanred té 71 1.4, where.it \u2018was quoted at\u2019 12:20.May wheat in Chis Sr opened at 72 18 and advanced to Com was also on the strong side.December opened at 48 1-2 and advanced tô Wheat 0 7 GRAIN IN TORONTO p Toronto; Oct.15.\\Whedt\u2014Stes ady.Red .i3 quoted at.65 1-2c middle freights.Whits gold again to-day: at Gic on a low freight to New York.Gicose wheat is quoted at: Be .for cast.Spring wheat.in quoted at \u2018Bae for No.2.enst and middle \u2018freights.Manitoba wheat it steady at 82¢ for No.1 hard, and 80% for*No.'1 northern, arinding\u2019 in transit, Flour\u2014Steady.At $2;62 1-2 to 23.65 for: cars of 36 per cent.patents in auyers bags, cast or middle freights: Choice brands ure held 15¢ to Me higher.Minitoha floar is rteadv at 94.30 Millfeed-Shorts are rteadv at $16, and bran is lirmer at $12 In bulk in cars, east or middle \u2018freights.Manitoba milMèed is rteady at #21 for shorts and $18 for bran, racka \u2018included, in, car Jots, Toronto freights.Barley\u2014Firm at \u201843e for No.3 extras and 32 1% for No.3 east or \u2018middle freighta.freights.*.Rye\u2014Stead, \u2018at 48e for No, 2 east, and 47¢ middle \u2018reights: - Corn\u2014Steady, at 62c¢ to 62° 12 for Can: \u2018ada vellow west.American ie quoted «8% 68¢ for No.3 yellow in -car \u2018Jots on the track.Toronto.east, and No.2 white rold to-day at 30e low freights to New York.« - Oatmeal\u2014Stendy, ot $4 for.cars of bags, and $4.15 for barrels in car lots on\u2019 the finck Toronto, and 25c more for broken Peas\u2014Steady, at Tle for choice milling est, and Thc middle freights; No.2 for \u2018extort nre quoted at 67e east and middle | freights.APPLE SHIPMENTS \u2018 , FROM ALL PORTS \u2014\u2014>\u2014mes \u201cThe shipments of anples (in barrels) to Buropean ports during the \u2018week ending Oct.To ZAver- Lon- Glas: : From.; pool.+ don.sow.Total Boston .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.867 .405 34,472 New York .Mart bY} 683° 5,171 *40,159 Portiand .fens eanens 2.201 Montreal .2 hs 10,628 \u201818,511 +55, 155,808 Total for week.73, 397 25,314.24.807 192, 192,730 - Same time \u201801 .20,739 21,479 12, 206, - \u201c85,010 *Includes 7082 to various Ports.$Includes 4,000 \u2018to various ports.a + SINCE SEASON OPBNED.=~ - .1801 Boston .© 4,765 New York .12, Portland oe 1,134 Montreal .68,900 Halifax ., .49,447 472,414 \u201d 126,476 : TOLAIS cevins vorsecanpesser CATTLE MARKETS | - \u2014 a |_ At\u2019 the Montreal stock\u2014 yards-theref/ I | | were 20 loads of export cattle and 10 fodds for local markets received.The cattle men seem to be bett satisfied with the markets than the evgiqre PE for some time.The aro at the e Exchange Hôtel are: W, Oven, Ov KE.Oven, Torohto; BE.Lariviere, Lo-\" calle.R.K.Derick, G.Harvey, Noyan; D.A.MoGregor.Jas.MoNaughton, O.Bousquet, Drummondville; L.Le» duc, \u201cNaplerviie:- 3.A.Roberts, Wt Roberts, Granby: C.Mallory, allor- W.Léech, B.Bracken, West- town, port; J.\"Atcheson, Elgin; G.Muldoon, Tinwiek; W.Burns, \"A.Robertson, STORS! On Mong: st 1 sold'at 180 and.on Tuesday, 1 Afobllson,: 83%; and on.Tuesday So Ait: New York Stocks were.up t ints during: 24 w bc ait sit ow Wo otk stot! d'où st Cont mare | Te, Metrope OLITAR STOCK EX- - com 2 Stock Exohange | Ld _Phones Main 4151, 4006.ut.\u2018home now.\u2018I biter of your, home?\u201d re \\ {WHEAT.AND oh \u2018I admirer of- Ruskin.49, while May opened at 47 58 and held etéady-aroumre dthat evel \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Suckw \u2018heat\u2014Firm.at\u2019 Be.east or middle\u2019 \u2014 -Pits\u2014Steady\u2014at-30-12e-for No.1- white} 2M [just opêned, and broke his spine, Neg- CN \u201cLancaster; J.-H Pinard; Ste Monique: \u201cYour art, it may be.assuimed, is ar-.\u201cArt?Yes, it is everything to me I have no ambitien, no desire, outside art\" \u201cWealth offers no.other attractions?\u201d \u201cNone whatever, except so far as ot ministars to the artistic sense.\u2019 Ve \u201cYou .are a believer in Ruskin's philosophy hen?You think that weaith and power are to be valued only so far as they enable people to live good, useful and beautiful lives?\u201d \u201cYes, that is just it.1 am a great | 1 do not hold with him in everything, though: I think bîs trains and coal mirling were Altogether incongruous and out of date.\u2019 Somebody.must dig for cont, and thé conditions \u2018can never be artistic, \u2018but they | must be made as pleasant as possible.\u201cComing to your own art, now, Mr \u201cGabrilowitsch, do you think.the publie am not specs public or the American public in par- ticülar, \u2018but of the péople everywhere, \u2018in Paris, London, Berlin, St.Peters- burg, New York\u2014show a growing ap- preélation for instrumental music of the higher order?; It-used to be- said, vou know, that people would.sit and listen.attentively to leading vocalists, but when a virtuoso performed on the violin and the piano, they would begin té chatter and pay scänt respect to the efforts of the-performer.- This cone dition was possibly more pecullar to the drawing room than the music hall.\u201d - \u201cYes, 1 Know that used to be the coms plaint.of many.celebrated.instrumental artists, but I have never experienced \"eéfther coldness or inattention.I think people like - good instrumental musfo is \u2018form\u2019 sinmly,- or because it ia the proper thing, but because they enjoy it The.music appeals to them\u2014tells them of the tragic, the joyful: the sublime and the beautiful, even w hen there are | T no words.\u201d \u201cYou.think.music speaks in a universal language?\u201d : \u201cUniversal Janguage\u2014that i8- a , splendid phrase.versal language, and people understand ft because ft is easier than any other.You.do not require to understand the technique of music in order: to compre- |.hend the message.It speaks to the: mind direct, 1t does mot convey ita meaning through the medium of the eyes.\u2019 Woo BRINGS.Mrs.© Drouin, w ldow- \u2018of \u2018Isidore Drouin, who was killed on board the steamship Dominion \u2018on.the 19th of June last, acting in her own right and in behalf of her six email: children, has brought suit, through her attorneys, ! Mesars, Quinn & Morrison, against the Mississippi & Dominion Steamshi Company.the owhers of the vessel, for $15,000 damagés for the death of her SI band.Drouin was a -foreman in the em- -ploy of Mills & McMastér stevedoresæmi.minion on the day in question, when, | while walking backward with-a loaded _ which one of the: ship's.carpenters had ligence is alleged on the part of the confpany's employes.employes.| - FLA Se Mr.J.H.Mignoron, a well-known .Montreal lawyer, hag entered an action against the Willlams Manufacturing Compañy et al.for $5,060 damages Ee Life ite Bullet.\" n- 1 Detroit Ra way at -«, 159 Detroit way at .ÿ Coïtnmercia: Cable at 178, ° TALKS OF HS ART The | gq, | Denver &tüc@ prat_ Dalugh 8.Sh.& Alt ldeas about muchinery, about railway.now and go to hear at\u2014not because it M.1t- ds really the only uni- | Mo UT FR si jE = \" DRAGRIPTION.- Ak.Canadian Pacific Railway [13316 [133 [134 13330 Detroit Electrlo.85 [8134] 851 1 85 .Difuthegm.ves 18 0 18 ledo Railway #@ pas {sig FS 977 foro lors.Do Bonds.- 105%).[11536 | Toronto Stroe sex, lié [115 priés | Bulifax Blea ram (to.[110 10141 100° Do Bonds .es \u2018een 8% John Electric ity vosvas 130 |.Twin City Tranett - 116%/{116 Hou io Do Do mew.vue fe ta2 Less Rich & Out Nwv.Co.id\" |'aoxzhioi (100 Commere al CableGo xd./172 |.[17: Visé upon Bands .q.Re Boudé.\u2026.ve otreal ph Ce .- 16115 Bell Tolophions Oo.Jo hes Jew 7160\u2019, Dom Lronkste i, coit.«co | 611 50361 55K 65 Do de arid] or 96 BY Do.893| 88%[.| 69% MontHeat, Lu, it & Pr:.| 96%] 9534/ 96 85 Nôva Seotia steel.10334102 [104° 108% \u2018Ogilvie Milling pfd: \u201chae hss hes Laurentide Puip Co.100 95 [100 |.Montreal Cotton Ce.150, F125 [ue II Dominion Cotton Oa.57.| 86 157 [8 \"| Canada Color loredUetton del.50 {.50 | L do Bendg)101 Seabee di Me Cotton x.Ress frouu fers eens War .ue fabss Bm ds Bank of Montreal ntatio .TRL.inane Lk fovea Eusteci \u2018Tewnélt va.U6hes.00.{JP Hochelagh.,.\" 10° |i3à Norio \\vesLand pd .160 145 and was engaged in loading the Do- |% wheelbarrow, che fell through.a hatch, | 1 cures\u201d more \u2018throat and hoarseness\u2019 \"ares + AFTERNOON BOARD saLES: Canaditn Pacific at- Wx.Canadian Pacific at 134 Pacific at 2 Canadian Pacific at 134%.# Canadian Pucific at 184\u2018 à 25 Canadian Pacific at 134, al side, } Twin City at 116 Twin City at 1 Dominion Steel a \u20185.100 Dominion Steel at 56%.76 Dominion Steel at 5614.© 25 Dominion Steel at 563%.100 Dominion Steel at 56.26 Dominion Steel at 56.; 25 Dominion Stéel'at 564.1,000 Layrentide Pulp Bonds a 105.12 Montreal Tele, tor atl \u20185 Dbminfon Stée * 25 Nova Scotia.Steel at A NEW YORK STOCKS.By private wire to Mr.¢.D.Monk, from J.8.Bache Co.So Oct, 18, Op.DESCRIPTION.\u2018 Amalgs ated Conper, Am, Luconi\u2019vd com.do do pi \u2026.Vas Am, Sagar Hg.Go.12114 4 do, an, rol A Smelt ¢ & Ret.0as CONOR > Ach.Tom, & BF.: Ado.J pret m.Car Foun ry.BalilmorcandOhia D Brooklyn RaHAT.Chilo & Alton Com.ve Canndinn Paciflo .nada Soatharn .eee Oh M .Chfo ei, La Qninèy Ch &N Western L 108% 10476\" 5 a : 1 1874 sae ee 193.194 I 1534 185 31 BP.tos 187 day das 240 BE 8 BK ag ate Sté ous 1.171 150 170 rot.eue ly 2 'nsolida tenu N.N.Y Qlerado Fuol & fran tinveland Dela, Lack Font Delaware & Hudson.0 Sn du Hey vre 2834 : 2.2 Detroit Un United RY.o.\u2026.Hh ce ai] @reat Northern pfa.cess wee.19 10- \u2018General KI io 178% 180 : 180 180 Jersey Central ever wees ere.weie Hocking Valley.89Y \u2018so Tere ase Jowa Cen.rom\u2019, .45% anis 45 Cay panses Texan cor ott = at oy Lannion ash 144 186 186 196% Man.Klovated .LE 184.18334 13334 Missouri Pacific.ree JOH 10736 AO Ie Metro olitan Trac.13734 1734 RY 1404 on.& Hudson, 165$ MRI 158%.1x Krie Hailroad.39 033 an Bs3 do 0, I EM 674 WY.07% do do.IEpfd.52%.62 5215 nl N.Y, Ontario & West A4 4° ARE $4 Northern Seg.ee TORIES ei ale Norfolk de purent \u20ac com 73 734 TU 78% Pnoifio Ma fl.Lee Lune teder ewes Pern.RR.1610 162 16115 162% AL Fatéel com\u201d 613% 00%, @03 62H do do-\u2014 pret.M we Peoples Gag.03 loli 125 10254 | Phil.Readinzx .\u2026 - sp.6874 do do I oref ag 85 bia b+ do do lipid .\u2026 76 Ti Pullmra.0.See vais ees een 8 orn oR com.987; 8714 87 87 pref M \u2018 sax wf \"96 Southern Pacific eee 04 0% 10% 714 Fonn, Coal & Iron.634 64% 645, ai PY 4212 a.pir , fic winGCity .ves -U.8.Leather com.Fi.\"ti ide Te \u2018do do prot U.S.Stasl com.204 io a0 10% do do pref.su 89%, 59 \"KL U.8, Rubber, com.241 000 do do Kr .Vive meas \" hn a do so 00 Wabash Coed 3 .a A 3 \u2019 o pref.47 14 404 473 Western Union Tei,.913% 81 n° si Whiling & Lake Erie .00.vou vero do pref dans an ie eags sess Cen, com.\u201c0616 2656- M4 275 do prof .- 5 50% .MONTREAL.STOCKS: ~The following quotations were.furs: \u2018ished by W.H.Weir & Son :\u2014 Oct.14.\u201c00t.15 - Bd, Ak.Dd.CHICAGO MARKETS, By ptivate wire to Mr.C.D.Monk, trom J.8.Bache & Co.: Oct.15.Opg.High.\u2018Low.Ciosa Wheat, Dec.70%-% 71% 70% j16-4 \"May see.TI4 3 72 Corn, Dec.481% 49% 4814 an \u201c \u201cMay oe.42%-% 43% 42 4314-18 Oats, Dec.81% 31%-1% 31 31% - May \u2026.31% 89% 31% 24 Pork, Jan.1560 1580-1560 .1580 - May .1477 1490 1477 14090 Lard,.Jan.895.906 ~ 893 9% Ma ay \u2026\u2026.8 8 a 845 Ribs, Jan.8 3 83-6 825 8325.May se sis .\u2026 es 185.\u201cA CAPITAL CURE FOR SORE THROAT Is to use as a gargle a few drops of Polson's Nerviline in sweetened water, and before retiring rub.the throat nd | chest vigorously with Nerviline.By \u2018morning the soreness and inflathma- tion will have disappeared entirely.| Nerviline drives away the pain and quickly, simply because that's what it's made for.Buy a 2b6c bottle from your drupwist to-day.Dr.Hamliton's Pills Stimulate the.} Cirrraz Kdéionbens, OF CANADA, Carigat.Pan Ur, - PEAR OFFICE TORCNTQ + R.MERRITT - : - Produ | D.R.WILKIE, : \u201cMice-President and Goneral Manager.Æ HAY, Asalstunt General Manager.HE ST Rd NSINSSS, \u2018 J.A.a SXokanen\u201d Ménaite, Produce and Grain Bills on Great Britain and on the Continent \u2018pur- olfased at Best Rates.Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers.on, London, \u201c on Paris, on Berlin, and on Hamburg.\u2018 - Telephone.Main 4601.THOMAS FRASER, New York Stocks,\" Grain and Cotton.DIRECT WIRE WITH The Metropolitan Stock Exchange.56 St.Francois Xavier St, cree EPOSITS GUARAN THED.RENTED by Day, Week or Month.LOWEST RATES.Special prices to S901 \u2014 90% 90% Business College Students All makes: \u2018The Colonial Typewriter Ce.Ltd, 1 BLEURY STREET.° .mm - = WE HA VE FOR SALE a few odd lots of Salt Go.\u2019s.Stack.Correspondence Solicited.G.J ADAMS & CO, \u2018Main 505.205 St.James St, City.H ANSON I nvestment Brokers, DEALERS IN\u2014 _ Governmen t, 7 Municipal, * Bonds suitable for.\u2018Government De.Send for Information.+ 5 NADA = BUI N MONTREAL.; ARTHUR GAGNON.L.A.CARON .Manager Estate Anditor Towns of \u2018Hon, Jean L.Beaudry.igan Falls.GAGNON & CARON, dators and Commis= - sioners.S.C.\u2018 \u2014 ROOMS 41 and 42\u2014 , Montreal Strest Railway Building, MONTREAL.: : Bon P'hone Main 815, .INVESTMENTS: ' OFFER ONLY ABSOLUTELY SAFE © INDUSTRIALS.\u2019 - ; OFFICES: ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDING, - MONTRBAL.Telephone: Main 8134 Member of of Montreal Mining Exchange LO: LOAN.S \u2018Made on On, easy\" terms at current \u2018rates of interest.Low charges.No delays.2 [Montre Loan & Horgage by 1768 1 NOTRE.DAME STREONT.E.A _ \u201cInsurance, - 18 ST.ALEXIS hi MONTREAL.Telephone Main 3t 3811.\" BANK OF MONTREAL OTICE ia hereby given that a Dividend of Five per cent.upon th Capital Stock of.this Institution has beez declared, for the current half year, and: thas the.same will be payable at is banking bouse, in this city, and at its branches, or bet next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 16th to the 30 of November next, both inclusive.for false and malicious arrest, Th» declaration of the plaintiff's attorney, A.Bernard, alleges \u2018that on\u2019 May La last Mr.Hulse, the manager of \u2018the, company, sware out a warrant against \u2018thes plaintiff, charging him falsely and maliclously, without rea- The stoien .a typewriter vaiued at pus age Cho- charge was -digmissed by Ju quet as \u2018absolutely without founuat fon, \u2018and Mr.Migneron estimates the dam- \u2018ages to \u201chis honor, 5; cépétation, feclings and.bysiuess - \u201cat $5 re YOUNG MABTER ORUMMOND ILL.\u2018Tie three-year-oid: son of Mr.\u2018Gao.E.rummond-has Been Ifthg danger-' busly HIT with prreumbnia Tor the past songble or probablescause, with having | 3 Liver.- BY-LAW ue.£290.PUBLIC, NOTICR is Sete given that the Council\u2019 of the Cily of Montreal, in \u2018virtue of the powers conferred upon It by the charter.of tle sald city, Neb, ob the 13th October inst, adopted a by-law known as \u201cBy-law No.200, to conform and ratify certain lpans.** ané me the same io new je leven | -teh- days, at his fatHer's summer resi- be WAVED the.\u2018hoped that.the ttle patient wil be.out of ddnger., \u2018soon By \u201corder -ot-the Board, \u2014\u2014\u2014 .; B.S.CLOUSTON, General Managers NOTICE TO CONSICNEES \u2018The Miermek ine rr Virginian, Pren oe master, from: Antwerp, is entéred inward «= Customs.j entries.without delay, Je R.'ELLERMAN, Agent ES NOTICE To CONSICHEES) The Dom!nion Itna ra Rothin, Parry.ter.from Liverpool, is entered at ay ; a\u201d will.please \u201cPats their \u2018en DAVID TORRANCE\u2019 ach, \u201cAlita, Tha Sovereign Bank of Canada Orders executed for cash, or on margin.=r, TYPEWRITERS = \u2018BROS., Industrial Securities.; posits and Trust.Estates always on hand- \u201cMaisonneuve, Vals -leytield and Shawine.Accountants, Curators, Liguil= :1GEQ, H, MAURER.|.Ask for particulurs.A postal card will bring them.REAL A ) e paid up and after- Monday, the First Day of Decèm- day: - Montreal, 14th Qctaber.1902.21 Consignees wiii please pass thek - 4 | Mobtyear Eran ch_457 - B®.eX » - 1 le Abbey Effervescent \u2014 Ce aies > Toe \" >.; LEY (A TORE CLOSED.TO-MORROW, as you.know, but ready for another record-breaker o on Friday, I nstead of confining \u201courselves to a dainty lot of sentiment for Thanksgiving, we're going to give thousands of families- good reason for thankfulness, by distributing new and worthy goods at the lowest prices ever quoted.If ever we were liberal, we can afford to be liberal now.Of all 'the years we've been making store history, 1902 has been the most successful.: We mention it how to show the generous.reason ?» \u201cwe \u2018have for thanksgiving, and we emphasize: it most fully by being liberal to an extent we've never been before, | Such goods as these at such prices are the downright expression of goodwill.Let the breakfast dishes go Friday morning, and ; get.here as early as you can\u20148 o'clock i is none tooearly.Ce + - re in Dress Goods IEE to S15.0 Costumes on fin ¥ $, 5 | \"Friday Linen speciale.\u2014 ä \u2018 | | ' I t I lots of Goods at prices below EXTRA QUALITY OF HEAVY UNBLEACHED SCOTCH - DAM- > the are all ths time vu in morose nd it over to you.A sucoessful ASK TABLE LINEN, assorted designs, 50.inches wide.18 30 It seems ridiculous to make such a statement as \u2018this, nevertheless we are Regular * prepared to stand d by exactly what we say, and sell them to- ~morrow at the price mentioned : TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES FOR LA DIES, made in Serges, .Cheviots and Homespuns, all lined ' throu hout, several \"races te n2S0ec0n 000020280000 2 00030 UU 2022000 \u201c purchase of Stylish'Dress Goods gives us a chance to crowd that section of 30c.Friday, yard .the store for the next -day or two.Out-of-town customers had better not FULL BLEACHED IRISH.PURE LINEN TABLE \u2018DAMASK, entirely.\u2019 wait for samples, but order promptly by mail.At thèse prices the demand : free from dressing, satin finish, large assortment, new'designs, 60 will be brisk, and the lots can't nossibiy last long :\u2014 inches wide.Regular 65c yard.Friday, yard .c.cseceeicecenes \u2018.SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, ALSO DIAGONAL TWILL DRESS MATER- \u201cRi colors.The regular prices: were to $15.TABLE .CLOTHS, 50 only, guarinteed All Linen, .new- patterns, LS, good heavy weight; in all colors, including Black, 40 inch.1 5 riday .:.pa secuse repeer ec avan Tes ra nee aee es ' - bordered all-round, full bleach.Size 2x2 1-2 yards: Regular L 50.\u201cwide.Regular 25c.Friday, yard.Pr Sy Sr cere : : $2-00 each.Fridaÿ, each .\u2026\u2026\u2026.vesescccnerance nana romans 0000 FULL BLEACHED SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTH, with single\" and-double-borders, plain centres, also Floral, Scroll and conwen- tional designs, guaranteed All-Linen and Grass Bleach.Size .2 x 3 yards.Regular $2.25 each.Friday, each suecsdouen es ace se EXTRA QUALITY OF ALL-LINEN DAMASK TABLE NAPKINS.~~ 8ize'20 x 21 inches, full bleach, assorted.Regular $1.50 dozen.23 PIECES oF THE POPULAR H ERRINGBONE SCOTCH SUITING, u n° all.\u2018colors ; also eather Mixtures, w amel's Hair Fin- : _ = ish, correct weight for Ladies Fall Costumes, etc.Regular we.Of Ladies\u2019 Underskirts .- Friday, yard EXTRA FINE QUALITY MERCERIZED SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS, = 100 \u2018 ZIBELINE, heavy secs 0e ° ~BEAUTIFUL RANGE OF PLAIN AND FANC! * in Moire Effects, made in a very stylish design, with graduated \u201c ge Grays, Ox-Blood, : -« \u2018 Winter Dress Suitings, in Oxford and.Cambri Accordeon Pleated Flounce, Under Flounce and Dust Frill, trim- Brown, Navy, New Blue and Black, 42: inches wide.Regular 50c med with several rows of Ruching.Colors: Black, Blue and 2 65 Friday .tereaseresraassnoraans tressesssesienrisdosarrnennens A .54.yard.Ea Jord Luwool ea NADIAN FRIEZE SUITING.Tn \u2018Pink: We consider this excellent value at $4.25.Friday, special, Aa WW - \"50 poz.SF MANUFACTURER'S SECONDS FULL BLEACH IRISH : | Lo INCH GENI ALL: n Co .: assort in single and double Dam- | 8 .- Light and Dark Grays, Navy, ree.Q and -Brown, \"Res used 1.00.65 \u2018 ask.Size 26 x 26.Regular $4.50 dozen.Friday, dozen onan 275 __ BR .\u2018 Ladies\u2019 Separate Skirts and Three uarter Coats.egul ar .ei : \"18 - .CRE Re Skirts and Three: Quarter Son Togas Toa Black Sateen Walsts, 98c Lo] eNCH MEAVY QUALITY BUTCHER'S LINEN; an extra quaity \"15.| 54- INCH HEAVY: VELOUR FINISHED IMPORTED \u2018HABIT SUIT- _ BLACK -MERCERIZE ATEEN ISTS, either open back or front, _ \u2018 .\u2018 * : 7 = 1 EE .| NG, in colors of Navy, Black, Fawn; Brown, Gray and-Green\u2014 mo | CIC MERCERIZED SA of Yah and Small Buttons.front.98 GOOD HEAVY ALL-LINEN SCOTCH CRASH ROLLER TOWELLING - 5 3 _ fine material tor-Dadies Fall\u201d Gärments.Regular 85c.Friday, 55 lar $1.50.Friday ree havea A ° : : 15 inches wide, Regular 10c.Friday, yard sreresitecsec tana ° ALL.WOOL VRENCH POPLIN.4210 nn ei ve the ean os 39 | ALL-LINEN, RED BORDERED FRINGED HUCK \u2018TOWELS, \u201cSize 20 : \u2019 n.- wide, in E \u20ac a.: , : 20x40.Regular.28c pair.Friday, Pair L.\u2026uesssesscceecce0c00 (0 : \u2018Special quality.Regular 5gc.Friday, yard.eee ceusoucauces JEN .: so ' ; - Ladies\u201d Hoslery and \u2018Underwear TURKISH BATH TOWELS, special heavy quality.Extra size, 32x 50 inches, faticy stripes.185 Regular.\u201850c pair.Friday, pair soecise Blouse Silk Specials Our Silk: Buyer came across this line of Silks to-day and decided to make - _ it lively in the Silk Department on Friday with the following ling :\u2014 600 YARDS OF FANCY STRIPED SILKS, with embossed Dots _\u2026 - These Departments are so well known by the ladies that comment is un- wb necessary, save to point out these few specials for Priday :\u2014 \u201c§ 25 DOZ.LADIES\u2019 WHITE SHETLAND WOOL VESTS, short sleeves 25 .only.\u2018The kind we guarantee \u2018 perfectly unshrinkable.Friday .» Money savers 50 DOZ.LADIES\u2019 GRAY - RIBBED VE STS, long sleeves, Lace Trim- 35 med Neck and Front.Friday .ceeded dass n aa rune ee ® In Cotton and Shestings Ladies\u2019 Night Gowns Ladies\u2019 Night Gowns, made up .of very good .all ghades.Regular 3c, \u2018and , quality - Flannelette, in assorted stripes, .§ .BR à Figures, good assortment of colors: \u2018 At the price marked they 45 23 DOZ.-LADIES' GRAY RIBBED VESTS, long sleeves, Lace Trim- ; with.turn down collar, trimmed on collar, \u2018won't last long.The regular price was 75c.Friday .) med Neck and Front; Drawers to match, in any size, any \u2018styie.59 3 inch Heavy Unbleached Cotton, entirely front and sleeves, with frills and A .Usual price of this line i8 75c each.Friday.to clear.each .\u2018Friday, per yard squat 8c yard, 5% Stripes Fiat ie D ssc.eA 49 M 9 \u2019 .* adeePesergee tonne css .an ripe nele rawers, assort stripes.= UN Lo 2.0 A WE CANNOT DUPLICATE THIS LINE, SO DO NOT MISS IT.\u2026 26\u2018 inch Fine Victoria Cambric, the \u2018finest SFFGRY GissseriertenseenerEreeasee \u2026.-85 | hi .i : : < \u201cLADIES\u2019 GRAY ALL-WOOL - RIBBED NATURAL VESTS.R I dren's Under- : \u2014 .- Ge rware egular - quality, for Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Unde x ; H Ribbon snaps + Slive value $1.00 each.\u2019 Friday .2002iega eee hamac ed nana sc nes \u2018 \u201889 year, etc.Regular lsc.Friday.per .Te, Cr So ~ Ë \u2018ot special interest to the\u2014Ladies.Smoking Jar, best imitation cut glass, with D ET Yard seccressrcreuesces servisessessecsens 5 \\ Fur - it v Plain Striped Silk Ribbons, suitable for Neck- - quadruple plated silver cover, with place LADIES PLAIN BLACK ALL- wooL TIGHTS.\u2018Regular 31.00.Fri- 15.Ful) Bleached Pillow Cott - FE) AT gars in cover.for spouige to keep tobacco a avy.clrculaf, in all widths, * Regu- : Black Sout Hat dr, ma in a new j A \u2019 : = \"as - : % .Regular 23c.Friday :.oo eis 17% \u2018moist.\\ Si LACK ALL WOOL TIGHTS, made.\u2018from a superior \"1.00 Bd yard.| Friday, ber .10 \u2018Regular a.45.\" Friday .ceveveerees 98 un 5 ; lar 25c.Frida irc 9 - : dality Engli \u201crom, en ' = ; a.ph er = Friday ; aix I = value for .vravhcoigee ra teen seu 179 Lace y English Yarn.From, palr.0.J 22 inch Heavy Round Thread, Unbleacied = \u2014 \u2014 \u201cRegular Ze.srreresseeneeanh.HÉOT aucunes onacsess IES\u2019 BLACK CASHMERE HOSE extra heavy, perfectly seam- ~ Plain Sheeting, Flochelaga make 1B : UN me oy Friday AR 2s SE par in al sitver plated.Regular © less, soft and elastic.Regular 30c.Friday y» nas y seam: 25 Regular 20c yard.Frau.I yard.14%.Boys\u2019 Reefers k3 ¢ .aovonvtesvenncus am le Leanneano heu sua > ru cccu 000 * _ .72 A h Full Bleach, Hoche a Plain Sheet- - Ie A Regular oc.\u201d Friday 83] Butter Dishes, fo very bandsome colored LADIES\u2019 LLAMA CASHMERE HOSE, high spliced ankle, fashioned ing; Wigan, make, absolutely pure.Boys Navy Blue.Sera?Rete: - made with ; 5 \u201cJ .- glass, bottom with quadruple plated x legs doubl ft Frid 1 \u2018Frid rd 22 chec ng.än nished with bs Plain Taffeta Ribbons, 4 inches \u201cwide, Er \\ cover.Regular $3.00.FOr ecev-.69 * e feet.ay ce e 00 00e 0000 AN 0 Regu ar 30c.riday, per ya sosese > .brass or black buttons.Friday.1.- TS a | shades.Regular ic.Friday .- a A BOYS' HEAVY SCOTCH KNIT WORSTED STOCKINGS.Thi .\u2018 pu Bis a \" ._ : J : RB - Plain Duchess Satin Rivben, 5 Inches, in MIRRORS.ling we guaranteed the wear of.Sizes, 8 to 10.Friday.35¢c and : 45 ° ) ; PB w= ly : .Co - \u2019 .So a.25 Flack Solid Back Bevelled Plate Glass, with - Boys Two-Piece Suits Boys\" Two Piece Suits, in Blue Serge or 3 \u20ac Fancy Mixed Tweed Effects, made with ; Linings Foulard.Dress Linings, in every color.Regu ; Plain Duchess.Satin Ribbon, 61% inches, in 25 - all shades.Regular \u201845c.Friday .-35 gl = Te © Great Millinery Snap for Ladies \" ring bandles, -Regular 50c.Friday.oo lar 7c.Friday, per yard 0.eens pleated coat lined with \u2018farmer's satiny .- 3 .; \u2018 ) Ladies\u2019 Glove Specials Ladies\u2019 Pocket Books LADIES\u2019 TAILOR-MADE HATS, made up in all the most fashion: | Heavy Eagsh Twin Siesta, ta lent, medium Fiages 4 to § years.Regular 4400.69 \u2018Ladies\u2019 Wool Lined Kid Gloves, with 1 or 3.We are showing a very special line of Ladies\u2019 « .- able designs of Camel's hair-and F elt, trimmed in numerous very 1 98 and dark brown, light aid dark gray, -1 me tr At ; patent fasteners, and with heavy fur tops, \u201c Leather Pocket Books.Ask to be popular styles.Regular value $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00.Friday .38 black and white.Regular lic.Friday ; : de A in Drowns.Sizes ¢ to 8.Kegular _ ehown: this line.od friday, at .23.\u2014 © PEP YALA claseonsansroucvesssesei0n0000e 210 M AR _ : : E .$1.2: Friday oooceeeenrrssnnenaionien Bi ._ » , _ | \u2018 Children s Tams .B Co - A sond Glove for Misses and Children, 2 \\ \"Blankets and Comf rt .- \u2018 .\u2014 ad dome, fine soft Kid Gioves, x ovr : \u2018Frida sh ° B ains 0 ers oN Co ! ; Navy Blue Tams, with fancy bands, \u2018lined 3 to ed backs, colors\u2019 tans, grays, ; | .| .; - | 1 .- throughout.Friday .ccoecinvineen.19 be : and reds, ail sizes.Friday.«GB : y Shoe Barg FINE UNSHRINKABLE WHITE WOOL.BLANKETS, weight \u20185 1.40 | Trimmings Boys\u2019 Peak Caps, in Tweed, or Navy 8 : LADIES\u2019 $3.00.BOOTS, Ibs, assorted borders.Regular $1.76.Friday, pair .\" Skirt Braids, In all.colors, black\u201c included, Blue Serge, well lined Friday .ooee.s.19 : i \\ \\ FOR $1 , ho .* : Special Values in $1.50.SUPER.ALL.WOOL WHITE BLAN KETS, ,size 60 x 80 inches, in 2.60 4 Friday, per yard ansresce retiens nav «1 a Ï ; 120 pairs dattes Fine Viet and Dongola Kid deep Pink and Blue Borders.Regular.$3.25.Friday, pair co \u2026 ; | .Ladies\u2019 Silk Ruffs Betiore ser, Dent Souns kad tips nd len: EXTRA SUPERFINE Ame WOOL WHITE BLANKETS, fully, 3 : nt Basement Specials - Neck Rufts, with heavy neck \u2018 2% to 7.These are very pretty and ser: © shrunk, soft lo ty nish, size 68 x84 inc hes.Regular $3.75.Frl- : .| D Ladies su \u201cJong ends: colors \u201cwhite and qiceable 55 00, Boots.Friday's Price \u20181.50 day, Pall Lol it tein create eres veu cee ii 2.85 Flannel Departme Sera.Paps, large sizes.Regular =s black, and black trimmed.with ay | Bee Window diepiay.\u201cHEAVY STEEL GRAY WOOL BLAN KETS, | Heavy Eiderdown ,Flannelette, in all the a a rite Che \u201c white lace.Regular $2.40.Friday.\u20181.98 .arge size, assorted 2 eavy : Galvanized Coal Hod.Friday .25 ; .CHILDREN'S RUBBERS.0 borders.Regulur $3.25 pair.Friday, pair se de rer s canon 0000» .25 Eh BT Sl \u2019 Mrs.Pous\u2019 Irons; three in set, with ba die\u201d.' FRIDAY, 25¢ .Friday, per yard .eee roanranann 1 _ and stan AY