The Montreal herald, 28 novembre 1902, vendredi 28 novembre 1902

[" NEXT EUROPEAN MAIL.[Wo-day, 6 p.m, Etruria (supplemen- tar LR a JECT IER set TU-MOMROW'S WEATHER Fine and becoming a little\u2019 milder, < - ® Sun rose to-day at 7.16, vots 4.20.HE MONTREAL HERALD 1 95TH CC 4, \u201cno.281.TWELVE PAGES.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1902.TWELVE PAGES.PRICE ONE CENT.° SEE i E DOT PUZZLE ON PAGE 9 OF TO-DAY'S HERALD.$300 IN PRIZES.ASKS $2,197,887 FOR SIDEWALKS City Surveyor Completes His Report on the Amount Needed to Put the Pavements in Good Condition.6.The Roads Department has been heard from.Any one with a couple of millions to dispose of will confer a favor by com- Mmunicating with the Finance Department of the City of Montreal.It needs the money, and it needs it very badly.The streets and the sidewalks of Montrenl are in bad shape.Every one knows it.People have read about them in the newspapers.They have even seen them for themscives.The aldermen have become aware of the fact that there was something For a long time they They turned indignant citizens away with soft an- wrong.Each of them heard it several thousand times.kept low and said little, swers.But in a moment of weakness they asked the T.oads Department to tell them how much money it would take to put the sidewalks and the streets of the city in good shape.This information wus deinagded by the tity Council by resolution.truth had to come out.The Roads Committee learned it yesterday from the City Surveyor, Mr.Barlow, The NEEDS $2,197,S87.Put in the briefest possibie form the answer was $2,197,887, As soon as it recovers from the shock, the Roads Committees will communicate this information to the Council.Mr.Barlow took the resolution of the Council quite seriously.The report which he prepared in response to it covers five hundred sheets of foolscap.He goe§ into details\u2014the number of yards of wilk and the location.The number of tons of material required for the repalr of the streets, and where that material! is to be deposited, are all indicated with great precision.Every part of the city-eust, west, north and south-\u2014 figures in the plans for patching.THE PRESENT TAXES The city would be in pretty good shape if the repairs recommended by the report were adopted.I'bat it would be in good shape as far as the condition of the strevis the walks were concerned.Financially, however, the city would not be in such good shape.Two million daqllars would cut quite a hole In the revenue of the city next vear, as the whole amount which wili be raised is about half millions.That, at least, will be the amount if the rate of taxation, now one per cent, is not increased, If it is decided to raise the money by increasing the rate of taxation, the present rate will have to be doubled.and then there VI] not be quite enough.One per cent.on the present valuation of this ¢ity produces a revenue of about one million eight hundred thousand dollars, ITEMS MAY STAND OVER.is.cn three and a Rut it is probable that a good many of the items In the report of the Sur- Veyor will be allowed 10 stand aver for a few years.and there will be some judicious pruning which will reduce the estimates for the Roads Department to something like n normal.Last vear the entire amount appropriated to the Roads Department was $460,000, and the veur before the department was only given $274,502 for all of its services.This included the cleaning of the streets, the salaries of the officials, and several other things that are not in the two million dollar estimate.DETAILS ARÉ INTERESTING.The details of the propnsed disposition of the two million dollars are interesting.The statement indicates the spots where the city is badly worn.For wooden sidewalks $149,042 is wanted.For repairs to permanent walks $64,484 is usked.For curb stone repairs.85.295: for subway repairs, $4,783.In the repair of pavements $45.80 1s asked for pavements of asphalt on which the guarantee has expired; $143,400 for granite blocks and $4,800 for wooden blocks.For paving hetween street railway tracks with granite hlocks $216,272 le required, and 1 new asphalt rondwnys $293,534 is estimated.and for the city's share in per For new granite block paving S262,357, manent sidewalk work S100.000 is estimated.In the sewer department a pumping station and a new work arcount for $325,000; the Forsythe Street $10,000, and the St.Denis Street > subway for $62,000.subway for AFTER THE WOODEN WALKS.One of the places where the pruning knife is likely to be applied to the There is a move on in the Coun- is i S ate C ralkKs.eport is in the estimate for wooden witl al In the face cil to make the building of wooden walks a thing of the past, of a growing prejudice against wooden wilks, it is hardly likely that a couple of hundred thousand dollars wou d be spent upon them before the Quebec Legislature has an opportunity to amend the Montreal sidewalk by-law.The statement of the places in which walks are required show that every ward has some bad footpuths or some Spots where they are totally absent.STATEMENT OF THE WARDS.2 is rs follows: The statement is os to Plank Walk.New and Repairs.Sa.Feet.La rene .1,228 1 Fast 2.ene 2 017,510 SEP is Let ee PS iin St.Louis .00200000 0 ace see eee 5, 125 7.510 St.James South.Less 0 as a 20110000 .An naz St.James Narth Cees Ceara .aug Ne 5 Marrs Mer IE amas Moran a : Re Ho Qt.Jean Baptiste.o.oo .EHR Fe ee LL Jen 104518 + Lawr RAA pans Tani es Meters asses a no 54) st, Antoine South.\u2026.000eeecese Lie 5 a St.Antoine Enst LL La es aa es ee se .on el Ny Antoine West.ies .ar Tie st Bee eens .WT ann St.Gabriel o.oo eee J a 0181708 Total.0000000 eee ester .$109,042 2,38B,508 MR.TARTE EXPLAINS TO LAVAL JUST WHAT HE WAS GOING TO DO ment of Canada and the importance of a protective tariff.He spoke of the Province of Ontario as a great and rich Herald.) students (Special to The Montreal Quebec, Nov.IR ~The law of Laval University held their annual integral part of Canada, with a go- banquet last night nt the St.Louis Fr population.And ST eee eo Cor ave ax ; rien rovine ty Hotel.It was In every vas # splendid à population hha lots of capital which success.One hundred and f StU- {e gestined to bund up the future of dents and over thirty distinguished Quebec\u201d The ex-Minister was very Among the latter enthusiastic over the st.Lawrence f were present.guests were p route, This great water way must he were the Licutenant-Governor, Sir made the leading one on the continent, Louis Jette, accompanied by Major land n fast Une of steamers must cover Shephard, A.D.C., Sir ©.A.P.Pelle- the route, with its terminus at the port Referring to the harbor amme, pro tem rector of of Quebec, tier, Mgr.Lafl vn pre Charles PI inprovements, he said that hewhad Laval Ufiversity.Ton.wrles 2 gra0,000 passed fn the estimates last session, which was only the beginning of à sum of $1,000,000 that he intended for the purpose.He was in favor of the city of Quebec and port of Que- patrick, Minister of Justice: Han.M.kK.Bernier, Minister of Inland Revenue; Hon.Judge Langelier, Hon.Judge Cha- quette, Hon.H.G.Carroll, Dominion pec, and reapected all races tn politica Solicitor-General: Hon.H.Archam- which should be the aim of every Can \u2018fnecial Attorney-General; adian if we were to succeed.He im- bault, Provinc pressed upon the students that the ve oO - Hon.E.J.Flynn, leader of the Oppo study of the English language was ne- sition; Hon.A.Robitaille, Provinelal ceegary at Ottawa for their Interests Brcretary; Hon, J.|.arte, ex-Min- lan advantages, latrr of Public Works.Han.Senator P.;_ Letters of regret were rend from Sir Landry, Hon.(his.inngelter, sheriff Wilfrid Tnurier, Hon.T.Chase Cns- of Quebec; Hon.I.1, Pelletier, Hono | grain and Mr.Monk.MT.Chapais, M.1.(.and others.The me \u2014_ toasts were to the King, the Pope, the DEATH OF ALBERT RENAUD.Lieutenant-Goverrnor, Our Alma Ma- ; i \u201cans ter, the Federal Parliament, the Pro- | An et TL Notre Pome Hon vinecial Legislature, the Judiciary.the death of Abert ad ape to Bar, and the Press.The banquet was nat over until 3.30 yesterday.On October R last while at work aa a 'longshar man\u2019 at tbe vnlcading of the » =peakers .are es AT tery Hor M.F, | cteamshin Mançhester Commerce, lhe fel! between the hip and dock and atruck a log in she water.The left arm and lox were broken and blond poieming enemed causing death.The jury's verdint wae that hig injuries were (au by his misjudging his footateps in going from tre ship to the wher, thus stepping into the vacant place ship and wharf, Bernier, Hon.Charles Fitzpatrick, Hon.H.G.Carroll and Hon.J.1.Tarte.MR.TARTE IS KIND TO ONTARIO.The ex-Minister nf Public Works, in responding to the toast of the Federal Parliament, referred to the develop- between de team, ta.cee co mo a == \\ Don GET- SPAIN ODI AKA» pra Mérscericne ns TreR THA .0 8s veo Feo ses fe ac aa 40 ce aces pres se ev aay.vo oo sam 0, me THE CRIAT BRAIN ® (PN | Ii 2 cu HN To THANKSGIVING DAY AS IT HAS COME TO BE: How some of our American Cousins \u2018observed their Annual Feast yesterday.MR, WILLISON GIY UP HIS EDITORSHIP Resigns From the Globe-\u2014No Difficultios Between Himself and Directorate.{Special to The Montreal Herald) Toronto, November 28.The Board of Threctors of the Globe hed a long session tine morning and receive | the resignation ot J.5.Wilhson, the managing editor.The commun cation wus discussed at length.but action regard ng a ceptance or | otherwise was deferred to ua future meeting.fumor that Mr.Wili son's tion 1s the resut ot the editer.al ponvy ot late on the tant question, wh oh ite sa] Ras been distasterul a certain Lincral element.At the close of the met ng today, however, ane of the direct rs gave Mis assure ance that the most aumveobe reuations had alwass cxusted bh tween M: Will sen and the d:rectnrs, and sti existed, thus leave Ing the impression that the responsiinlty SIENS ve fer the Tesgnalion 13 wnoly with Mr.VVu- lison himsolf.HOW IT BECAME PUBLIC.Toronto, Nov, 28- The World this morning announces the resignation of Mr.J.S.Wiilson, for many years editor of the Toronto Globe.The Globe has made no statement, and jt 1s not known when the resignation will take effect.There are rumors that Mr.Willison will be closely identitied with an entirely new move in the Toronto journalistic field.A CURIOUS RUMOR.Ottawa, November 28,- (Special) - A special despatch to the Citizen from To ronto, which 15 reveived here with consid erable caution, clams a good authority tor statimg that JW.Flavelte ce hachimg Wik Leon and desires to run an dependent Conservative paper, with Willison as the chief editor.Negotiations are going ON with severas Toronte papers with this end in view.\u201d PROMISING CANADIAN RAILWAY MAN DEAD (Speclal to The Montreal Herald) Comwall, Nov.28.Wm Alclad Creag, vheso death reported at sintisgo de Cuba, was the sccend 1 was Abbe Colin's particular wish that it should be so.The church will not be draped in black.\u201c The public will be allowed to view the remains in the private chapel of the! Seminary on Sunday from two o'clock till five o'clock, and on Monday from | ten o'clock in the morning till five i o'clock in the evening.LIFE OF THE LATE ABBE.Rev.Abbe Frederic Louis de Gon- zague Colin was born Janriary, 1835, at Bourges, France, He was the son nf Francois Colin and Martha Guitton.He studied classics und theâjogy at the Sulpician Seminary in Paris, and was nrdained prieest in December, 1859.In | 1862 he came to Canada as parish priest! at Cote des Neiges and St Henri.Later he said.and particularly painful to the he was appointed professor at the Laval University, which had always Grand Seminary.Two vears later, in | found in Abbe Calin a sincere, generous 1864, he was appointed parish priest of and faithful friend .THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE HAS ASSUMED CANADIAN.ASPECT (Special to The Montreal Herald.) Halifax, Nov.25.\u2014 Word hfs been received: here of thet seizure by the Venezuelan Government of the Nova Scotia three-masted schooner Harry Troop.\u2019 \u2018The schooner was chartered by a New stands.He was instrumental! \u2018also it bringing about the creation of the Canadian College in Rome.: Amon the remarkable sermona preached by the late Abbe Colin may be recalled those delivered on the oce casion of the fiftieth anniversary of the ordination of Abbe Bayle, the address of welcome to the Zouaves when they returned from Rome in 1871, the funeral oration on the death of Mgr.Bourget, the sermon on the unveiling of the statue of Maisonneuve in 1893, and many others.| , Mr.Rodolphe Lemieux, K.C., M.P., rrofessor in the law faculty of Laval, expressed his sincere regret at the death of Rev.Abbe Colin.It was .a great loss to the Province of Quebec, expected she will meet the whole Brit ish fleet.® : + + + + + + + + | + + CHARYBDIS SAILED\u2014 TO VENEZUELA ?York firm and loaded at that port in April.She cleared for Bolivia, and her B HALIFAX, pov.cathe cargo is sald to have included fire- ritis warship arybdis arms and ammunition.On July 5 she sailed yesterday afternoon un- was reported at the mouth of the Orin- der sealed orders.The im- oco River, awaiting orders.Jt has pression prevails here that been also learned that part of the ship's she has gone to Venezuela.The dockyard officials decline to give any information as to her destination, ! cargo was being used against General Matos, \u201cH.M.S.Charybdis left here suddenly yesterday under sealed orders, presume ably for the Gulf of Para, where it is 4090000000000 100000000000000 ; ë i | sociation, declired that the rigs offered for I | LIVERYMEN SQUARE UP WITH CANDIDATES tc en election diy were given quite volun.trily, and he Jrid no reason to believe the amounts previnrely charged Carscallen by l'otter or Williams were excessive.\u2019 After hearing counsels\u2019 argument on the harye, their [oris-hipa reserved decision: ee ' A LITTLE MILDER TO-MORROW.Probabilities: Northwest to west Winds, fresh to_strong until evening; fair and cold.Saturday\u2014Fine, and be- (Spectal to The Montreal Herald» | coming a little milder.Napance, Nav.28-Evidence in die), Minimum and maximum tempera- Lennox election trial vo fiv siows one tures: Victerin, 40\u201444: Calgdry, 24\u201432; clusively that chere was plenty of drimaing | Fdmenton, 12-28: Qu'Appelle, 26\u201442; mn town on election dar, and that now | Winnipeg, 430: Port Arthur, 10\u201420: there ms considerable prevaricatinn poing | Parry Sound.20\u201426; Toronto, 24\u201430; on in comrt.The tases of hribery so far | Ottawa, 2428; Montreal, 24\u201432: Que- considered have meted procticadly on an bec, 24-80; Halifax, 38-48, affirmation of bribery on tre part of the Readings by the Optical and Engin- bnibee and a flu denial on the put of the Pers Supply Comp ny's barometer: At alleged brib~r.Yesterday the chorze of bo oo Yesterday.2 62: 8 am.to-day, mibery aga.nst James Wilson, sen af the ture i a to-day, 29.97.Tempera- Dominion member for Lennox, preferred ot ve 0-day.maximum 28, minimum by F.W.Parkinson, the bribee, wos con 5e yesterday, maximum 33, minimum ; 23.cluded with the case loft in practieuily 3 Î .the same conl.tion.Cormborative ovr : dence of Parkinson's -tatements was slen- Still Counting Dots.der and Wilsm's denial of the charge.waa cient\u2019 anl positive, Their Tordshups reserved \u2018ecision on the charge.i .; The hoary question of the liiring of livery atti) om nt this Inte hour the counts are maa hy the can lidatee on election day was d: pouring in\u2014the number for Thurs- taken up.R.H.Porter, of Napanee, [CY being high in the hundreds.We hveryman, declared that he always nade must repeat what was sald yesterday, it a ru'e during an dlection camisign ta that some subscribers will please have 2 , \u2018andidates eonsderab'y extra for FH little patience if the receipt for their Rony hire beeuntss he aways experte 1 is Nr not been promptly sent.We have to furmi Saturday, less \u2018 , 1 special lot Fancy Ribbons.750.o $5.00.Saturday, less 20 per 120 pairs: Men's Boots, Saturday, Ostrich Feathers, Breasts, Wings; >.Pom-Poms, Quills, French Flowers, Foliage, - Millinery Orna- .ments, and Pins.Saturday, half price.Co Cs $5.00 Trimmed Hats.Saturday, $3.33.$7.50 Trimmed Hats.Saturday, .$10.00.\u201cTrimmed | Hats: Saturday, we.00 Trimmed | Hats.Saturday, 300 pairs Ladies\u2019 Corsets.Regular » - $1.50 to $3.75.\u2018Saturday, $1.05.Ladies\u2019 Untrimmed Felt and Cam.i el's Hair Hats.\u2018 Saturday, less: 33 1- 3 per cent.* Children\u2019 s Colored Cashmere\u2019 *\" Dresses.Sizes 4 to 14 years.Saturday, less 20.per cent.Children\u2019s Woe! Hoods, and Ladies\u201d Wool Fascinators.Saturday, .less 20 per cent.\u2018 100 yards Black and Colored Bro- * caded Cloth.$2.50, $3.25, $4.50.Saturday, less- 50 per cent.75 yards Black Curl Cloaking.$2.00.Saturday, $1.00.; Saturday, 10c.: , Special Fancy Ribbons.- less 33 1-3-per cent.; Fancy White Lace.20 per-cent.Point de Paris Lace.\u2018less 20 per .cent.Fancy Paris Shade Laces.Saturday, less 25 and 50 ner cent.Fancy White and Paris Shade Collars.: \u2018Saturday, less 33 1-3 per cent, Fancy Shower Ribbon Bows.Saturday, less 33 13 per cent.Fanoy Silk Fronts, black, \u2018white and cream.Fancy Silk and Lace Stocks.Saturday, less 50 per cent, .\u201c1 irs Men's Highest Grade Pa- and Calf Skin Boots.Regu- tor a, $7.00 and $7.50.Satur- .day, $5.00, Saturday, Saturday, less Saturday, assorted Sogo ar $3.50 to $5.00.rv leathers, \u2018Saturday, $3 120 pairs Men's Box Calf and Kid Boots.Regular $250 1 to $3.15.- Saturday, $2.00.100 pairs Boys Laced Boots.Regular $250 to $4.00., Saturday, $200 and $2.50.and Suit Cases.Regular $5.00 to $25.00\u201d Saturday, less 20 per cent.30 Opera Glasses, the latést importations, mounted in gold, pearl\u2019 handles.Reaular $14.00.Saturday, $8.00.\u2018A large quantity of Field Glasses.Saturday, less 33 1-3 per cent.makes.,Saturday, less 33 1-3 per - cent.Regular $20.00.Saturday, $16.00.Regular $27.50.Saturday, $20.00.remnants Colored and Black Sequin.and Applique Trimmings.Saturday, less 20 per cent.\u2018Colored Jewel and White Pearl Trimming, for evening wear, Saturday, less 20 per cent.\"1 .lot Narrow Colored.Silk Gimp.Saturday, less 20 ner cent.450 Papeteries (new design).Regu- - lar 50c.Saturday; 40c.- 100 Initial Papeteries (last year's design).\u201cRegular 4Cc.Saturday, 10 dozen Ladies\u2019 Black Ribbed Cashmere Hose, all sizes.Regu.- lar\u2019 30c.Saturday, less 33 1-3 \u2018per cent.All Boys\u201d Ribbed Tan Cashmere.Hose.Sizes 5 to 8 1-2-in foot.Saturday, less 20 per cent.Pure Nickel Cooking Utensils, unsurpassed for fine: cooking ; aleo a full line of Bathroom Fixtures, ' Fancy Brass and Nickel Goods, \"and Refrigerators, Saturday, Jess 20 per cent.\u2019 ; 62 Fancy Rockers, assorted designs, .finished in forest green goîden oak and mahogany \u2018with upholstered, cobbler and saddle geats.Value from $5.50 to $9.75.Saturday, $5.00.24.Fire Screens of very beautiful in anese workmanship.Value\u2019 rom $3.50 to $25.00.Saturday, half price.46 assorted Fancy Tables and Jardiniere Stands, in four different .finishes.Value from.$3.0D ta ' $6.50.Saturday, $2.75.nr 75 pairs.Ladies\u2019 Black Vici Kid Button and Lace Boots.Regu- Jar $3.00.Saturday, $2.00.- Boys\u2019 Jack Knives.Regu: lar 20c.Saturday, 150.60 pairs Ladies\u2019 Cloth Top Button or Lace Boots.Regular $3.00.Saturday, $2.00.80 pairs Misses\u2019 Black Vici Kid or Box Calf Button or Lace Boots.Regular $2.25 and $2.50.Saturday, $1.50.Instruments, in wooden cases.Regular 50c, 75c and $1.00.Saturday, half price.: Also a very large assortment of Complete \u2018Sets of Instruments, in mahogany case.Regular $2.00 to $14.00.Saturday, half price.Table Black Cloth, \u2018Black Foule, Black Serge, Black Nun's Veiling.- Regular 75¢ to $1.00.Saturday, 50c.\u2026- \u2018 \u201cTable Black \u2018French Foule, Black Canvas, Onde, Black Cotele, - Natte, Black Foule Serge, Black | Etamine.Regular $1.25 to $1.50.Saturday, 75c.© 50 pairs Tapestry Curtains, suit- - able for dining-rqoms, libraries, sitting-rooms and halls.Re Te $11.00 per pair.Satur PR \u201cBalance of \u2018Colored Muslin Curtains.Regular $2.75 to $3.25 per pair.Saturday, half price.Remnants of Curtain Material and : .Uphoistering Goods.Saturday, less 33.1-3 per cent.- our fuil stook of Cushion Tops.Saturday, half price.A special line of Wall \u2018Papers, for \u201c bedrooms, sitting-rooms, hails, dining-rooms and libraries.Sat- , urday, half price.: Cotton Japanese Rugs, in blue, reen and rose.Saturday, | Tess % per cent.600 yards Brussels Carpet.cial price Saturday, 90c.:8 tables Silver and Brass Goods.Saturday, half price.45 Silver Pudding Dishes.Regular $5.75, $6.00 and $7.00.Saturday, $5.00.i table .Bohemian Glass Flower-.Holders.* Regular 25c to $1.50.Saturday, half price.Balance odd Pedestals and Jardin: ifres.\u2018Saturday, half price.: ~All our Bamboo and Bead Por- .tieres.Saturday, half price.Large lot Fire Grate Fans.Regu- \u201c far 50c, 65e, 75c and $1.00.- Saturday, 35c.: > 10 Bronze Umbrella \u2018Stands.Re ES $20.00 and $22.50.Satu 1 lot Japanese Paper \u2018 Lanterns.\u2018Regular 500, 65c, 75c.Saturday, \u2018 .18 English China\u2019 Tea Sets, 40 40 ieces.Regular $50 $6.50 and 7.50.Saturday, av; 125 Doulton Sample Plates.Saturday, half price.9 Dinner Sete.\u2018Regular $1 $16., $18.00.Saturday, a Mayor Cochrane- | SPECIAL TA BLE OF TO Ys FOR SA TURDA y.F > § ecrit éme AS J Le PE SEE TEE ARGUMENTS BEFORE.THE \u2018 TOBACCO COMMISSION: Counsel This Morning Began to Summarize the Evidence.as it Has: the Investigation.Been Taken During The qpmmission appointed for the purpose of enquiring into the methods of certain tobacco companies in Can- eda, this morning resumed its sittings in Montreal.Ë, When the cummissioner, Judge \u2018Me- Tavish, took his seat upon the bench, shortly after half-past ten, a letter \"was read from the Minister of Inland Revenue, giving figures concerning the ~quantity of cigarettes and tobacco manufictured in Canada from native and foreign.\u201c .It was pointed out, however, that the policy of the department was to prevent one manufacturer from learning the business of another, and the hope was expressed, therefore, that.the flZ- ures quoted in the letter would be used solely for the information of.the commissioner.The Tobacto Company's counsel protested, and Judge McTavish stated that he would take some time.to decide whether the figures would be given to the lawyers on both sides.PETITION OF THE DEALERS.Mr, Max Goldstein, of the counsel for the independent tobacco: compantes,.presented a petition signed by 735 deal- ; ers throughout the Dominion, who were unable to appear as witnesses, protesting against the exclusive contract system of the American Tobacco Com-~: pany.of Canada and craving.the unrestricted right to sell any tobacco or cigarette they pleased.This petition was placed upon récord.ARGUMENTS BEGUN.The taking of evidence having been completed during the last sitting of the commission here, the argument of counsel was thegnext step in the enquiry.Mr.\" Max Goldstein opened.his argument for the complainants against the methods of thé.American and Empire Tobacco Conipanies by reviewing the petition presented to Parliament by 19 independent Canadian tobacco companies last year, protesting against the exclusive \u2018contract system enforced by the American Tobaëvo Company of Canada.He quoted from the report of the Minister of Justice upon the petition, recommending the \"appointment of a commission to enquire into the complaint, Continuing, he pointed out .the great fmportance of the tobacco industry in Canada, arguing that everything that affected this \u2018industry and.the.revenue which,the country derived from it was.most serious to the country at larg?~ The gross revenue derived from the to.| bacco industry of Canada last year was four and a-half million dollars.In the sources of the inland revenue the tobacco industry ranked second to epirits, from which :the revenue last -ÿear was $6.700,000, ranks first.\u201cWORK OF THE COMMISSION.He thén proceeded +o review briefly: the work of the commission through fts sittings at Ottawa, Windsor, London.| Hamilton, Quebec and Montreal.In \u201call 119 witnesses had been examined.Of these the petitioners whbse interests.he, with other learned counsel, represented had called 102, while the respondents, as he might call.them, had called 17.An analysis of the 119.wit- nésbes examinéd.showed that 13 were .tobacco growers, 15 were tobacco man- \"ufacturers, 42 were wholesale dealers and jobbers, 26 were retail tobacconists, 10 were travelling salesmen, and 4 were officials of the American Tobacco Company of Canada.\u2018In addition to-these, in the two cases taken against the company 'by Mr.Jos.Fortier, in\u2019 Quebec and Montreal, 47 additional -witnesses hdd been examined, - \u201880 that there was available for the commission the testimony of.166 witnesses.\" HISTORY QF THE TRADE.The history of the C'igerette and Tobacco Company prior to.1895 was then taken up by Mr.Goldstein.this date there were two companies in \u201chealthy and active opposition manufacturing in Canada.Towards the end of 1825 the American Tobacco Company of the United States appeared upon the scene in Canada.Acting through officials sent -spe- .élally to Canada, this company secured contro! of the only two tobacco manufacturers at thut time in Canada.Taking up the history of this American Tobacco Company, which had suddenly stepped in and bought up the ex- fisting tobacco industry.of Canada, Mr.Goldstein proceeded to say : Prior to 1890 there were five leading tobacco and cigarette manufacturers in the United States in active and .healthy opposition.In 1850 these combined into the American Tohacco - Company, with a capital of $25,000,000.The tobacco trade at this time was | tal of the company\u2019 was $1,000,0 -puny.of Canada.it, as Mr: Prioy tol\" one of the leading industries of the United States: The combination of the five principal companies was designated a trust.Mr.Goldstein, reading from Woods\u2019 book on trusts, \u2018defined a trust, the definition concludin gby say~ ing that the trust was \u2018a monument to American genius and a symbol of American rapacity.\u201d This newly formed trust attempted at once to secure cen- trol of the cigarette trade of the Unite ed States.From January 1, 1895, to September 7.1895, the combined .business of the two Canadian companies was conduet- ed- without incorpordtion.- On Septern- ber 7, 1895, a chartér was granted by - the Federal Government incorporating the American Tobacco Company \u2018ot Canada.Upon reference to this charter one finds that the authorized capi- 00, and the subscribed capital.$500,000, CONN ECTION EASILY SHOWN.Now the connection between.this company and the American Tobacco Company.of the United States, Mr, Goldstein said, ls not easily showum Seven incorporators were named in :the charter of the American Tobacco Come Of these, in accord= ance with the requirements of the Canadian law, four were Canadians, the\u2019 other three being officials of the Unit ed States Company, Messrs.Duke, Hare* ris and Butler, + \u2018\u2019The Canadian incorporators owned \u2018five shares\" each in.the new company, the balance of the 5,000 shares being | held by the American incorporators, { the officials of the American Tobacco Company of the Unitéd States.The treasurer of the Canadian\u2019 Company: was a clerk in the office of the American Company.Further proof of the relationship between the two companies was shown by the .fact that the same cigarettes were manufactured by both companies.It is \u2018admitted that the Canadian Company is manufacturing this cigarettes under license from the American Company.But what.this license costs is not.known, nor is anything known about a licese.It -is \u2018also found that when a new cigarette, such as the New Light, 15 introduced in the United States, it is \u201cintroduced * simultaneously.in- Canadu.Furthermore, at one time the \u2018Canadian.company was forbidden to handle Ogden\u2019s cigarettes, but that when the American.Cbmpany \u2018brought out Ogden\u2019s the sale of the cigarettes yvas immediately permitted in Canada.THE.EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT.The burden ot Mr.Goldstein\u2019s argu- ment-up to this point Had been to show that the \u2018American Tobacco Company of Canada was purely a branch \u2018of the American Tobacco Company of the United States.He proceeded now \u201cto take up the subject of the exclusive |.contract, which Is the course of the commission of enquiry.The consignee contract was.first, printed and circulated in Canada on November: 1,.1895.It was \u2018hot mentioned in the transactions of the company for months later.There was absolutely no.sign where it came from, whether It dropped from Heaven or shot up from the other place.: Now what, Mr.Goldstein asked, was the real object of the contract?Was Davis\u2019 would have us .be- Would lieve, to.stop price-cutting?this have required an exclusive sole Was it necessary for this contract?bind customers to sell company to their goods \u2018only to stop price-eutting?'|- Scarce!y.The real object of the introduction by- the contract system Was .to prevent any one else.from starting the manufacture of- cigarettes in Canada.It'aimed solely at\u2019 securing \u2018the absolute control of the business in Canada.: It is significant, he.continued, \u201cthat about the time of the introduction of the contract system, Mr.J.M.For-, tier had started the manufacture of | elgarettes from foreign leaf.- WORDING OF THE CONTRACT.Proceeding now to the wording of the contract, Mr.Goldstein _ argued that the very first clause meant a restriction.of trade.It prevented the consignee\u2019 from disposing of goods for which he had paid as he saw fit.He was prohibited .from selling to the wholesaler and jobber, the- whole ob-; Ject of thé clause being te compel the wholesaler to deal directly .with.the company.The seventh clause Pprom- ising a two per cent.commission if \"the consignee he!d faithfully to the articles, the contract was a pure bluff, while the eighth clause, wihch stated that if the consignee handled the company\u2019s .goods exclusively he would receive a commission of 6 per: cent.upon his sales, was really the\u2019 nucleus of the whole agreement.It.practically bound , the consignee to : + ALD.MARTINEAU AND THE RIGHT OF WOMEN- TO VOTE \u2018ho was the prime from the Charter Committee a rear?ement of the voting powers posses by women in municipal elections, is not dismayed by the announcement that the Montreal Council of Women will do all in its power to have the proposed \u2018amendment defeated at Quebec.It is maintained by Ald.Martineau that the arrangement now suggested by the Charter\u2018 Committee is exactly the one that was first\" presented to the Ald.Martinéau) mover in obtaini Legislature when the present charter | was under.discussion by that body, now slightly over.three.years ago.\u201cThe move made by the committee,\u201d remarked Ald.Martineau, in conversa- | tion with 4 Herald reporter this morn- |.ing, \u201cis exactly in line with the attitude assumed when the charter was originally drafted.\u201cA clause was drafted which gave to those widows and spinsters who were tenants no right to vote, but that was struck out.\u201cWhen the charter was passed by the Legislature it was found that a clause bad been put in to the contrary effect.\u201cNot one of the members who represented the city at the time at Quebec was advised of the change.\u201cThey khew of it only when the bill | had become law.\u201cSo that there has been no change of opinion on the part of the aldermen.\u2018They simply ask mow what they ask-\" ed three years ago.\u201d OPPOSES THE PRINCIPLE, \u201cBut do you not think,\u201d \u2018suggested the reporter, \u2018that\u2019 the same reason which applies to withdrawing the vote \u201cfrom widow and spinster tenants\u2014vis., .that they do not utilize the' suffrage\u2014 .would apply with equal force to women separated from their husbands Who are property-owners?\u201d + \u201cAw to the logic of allowing women proprietors, to vote when that privilege 8 denied to women tenants,\u201d replied AJé.Martineau, \u2018I would say this: As & matter of principle and politics, I be- Jleve that the place of ae is in the a franchise women | says His Worship.- A xd Pat og £] ul wom 1- from.vot \u2018 , : Ce 8 a NEE ce rx ren ae ; .ol .* pa > vs mr = * Ing.but one must remember that for a \u2018long time previous women proprietors have been allowed to vote, whilst, as 1 have said, the same privilege has been denied to women.tenants.\u201cThe aim of the présent movement has consequently simply been\u2019 to re-| \u2018place the law us it was in times past.\u201cThe interests of women proprietors.in the actions of the City Council, as a matter.of fact,.are'certainly much more considerable than are those of à woman tenant.\u201cIf no distinction can.logically be drawn, thére is at least a plausible rea- | son why -a discrimination should be made in favor of the former.OTHER PROBLEMS.| \u2018 ° \u201cBut there- are in this discussion of the right to vote,\u201d pursued Ald.Mar- tineau, \u2018much more important problems to be considered than any that are involved in the question of woman's suffrage\u2014that, for example, which relates to the principle of one man, one vote\u2014the solution of which would be much more useful to the city at large than the solution of any fanciful claims made by woman's suffragists.\u2019\u201d THE MAYOR'S VIEWS.Mayor Cochrane is one of those who does not concur in the attitude assumed by.Ald.Martineau.\u201cI do not agree with-the action of the | Charter Committee in wishing to dis- who are tenants,\u201d \u201cIf a vote were not given to women at all there would perhaps not be much farm.done.; - \u201cMy impression is that voting is a privilege that the majority of Es do not value very much.At the same time those who have an interest in the ward and who pay taxes should be allowed to vote if they want to.\u201cThere is no good reson wh privilege should be restricted to he men who are pruperty owners, while | these handle none but the goods of the Am-' erican Tobacco Company, because in\u2019 the twelfth cl.use of the contract the company\u2019 claims the right to refuse the commission to any one whom \u2018it suspects of not having held rigidly to the terms of the contract.When Mr.Fortier had started manu-' {facturing cigarettes he-had been met {by this exclusive contractgsystem.After.fighting it for some time, he had taken two actions inst the tom- pany, one in Montreal before Judge Dugas, against the company in general, and one.in Quebec before Judge Chauvau.While in their deductions, from the evidence presented, both of udges pronounced strongly against the methods of the company, they were forced to decide that in view of the law as it then existed there was no illegality in the manner in which the company cénducted business.+ .- Coming now to the cut tobaccd industry,\u201d Mr.Goldstein went into the impetus which the change in the fiscal Policy in 1897 had given to the Canadian tobacco industries.Companies were formed all over the \u2018country and a practically new industry created.Then this American Tobacco Company comes in at the end of 1898: That sare year it acquired th etw ooriginal Canadian factories.A few months later it secured the factory at Joliette.It was trying to secure control of the plug tobacco industry.In 1900 the, tobacco contract comes upon the scene, This contract, Mr.Guldstein submitteed, was simply an attempt to shut out competition in the manufacture of tobacco as had been done in the manufacture of cigarettes.In +1892 the contract was introduced -into Quebec, where the company would have us believe the dealers were clamoring for it.But the dealers themselves told a different story.Contracts of the same nature were also made with regard to Canadian cut tobacco, but: in this case the contracts were verbal, the company\u2019 believing doubtless that they |\u2019 had:'the matter in their own hands and not desiring to arouse criticism by insisting on.further, written contracts.They confined their energies to the manufacture of Canadian tobacco for the simple reason that the foreign leaf .manufacturers were too strong.for \u2018them.Crush the weakest first, was their.motto.Mr.Goldstein's argument was not -completed when the noon adjournment was, made.=~ 5 BANNOCKBURN DANEN ASHORE \u2014_\u2014 The Montreal .Transportation Company's steamer Bannockburn has been heard from._ The boat is ashore at Michipocoten, Lake Superior, on the mainland.This is the information conveyed \u2018in \u2018a telegram from the marine insurance people at Chicago to the.company at two \u2018@'clock this afternoon.It is believed the steamer was \"driven ashore \u2018by.the terrible gale on Thursday gnd Friday of last week.The transportation company two days ago gent a tug from Sault Ste.Marie to search for the long-overdue* Bannockburn, with the result given above.It is not yet known whether the steamer is badly damaged, nor whether.all \u2018of the: crew are safe, though the company here takes a hopeful.view of the situation.\u2019 Kingston, Nov.Bannockburn has been located in shelter: at Michipocoten Lake Island, Lake , Superior.; DR, JOSEPH PARKER PASSES AWAY London, Nov.a8.\u2014Dr.Joseph Parker, mine \u201cister of the City Temple, \u2018who-has been.seri- ouslÿ 1 for some time past, died this after non.MEETING TO-NIGHT | ~~ IN HOCHELAGA WARD A large meeting \u2018of the, electors of Hochelaga Ward will be held this evening in the \u2018College Hall, Desery Street, on behalf of Hon.Raymond Prefon- .taîne, Minister of Marine and Fisheries.Among those who will be present will be Hon.\u201d Raymond Prefontz:ine;: Hon.Lomer Gouin,\u201d Hon.Senator .Landu- rand, Hon.Senator Casgro.i., A.C.Madore, Philippe -Demers, M.P., Victor Geoffrion, M.P., M.G.La/Ghelle Rn- dolphe Lemieux, Camille Plcun, Hibbard, J.Walsh and many COMMITTEES NAMED.: Last evening a number of committees were opgned in Maisonneuve where hundreds of electors volunteered tr t1ke sthers, part in the organization of the elaction- of.Hon.Raymond\u2019 Prefontain.e aims arr a BEFORE THE RECORDER.\u2018Recorder Weir had twenty cases before him to-day, and of as the degree of crime\u2018or violation of\u201d| the law deserved, owners of unlicensed - dogs paid Oné män ae- cused of illegal liquor \u2018selling was -dis- charged.The rest were four drunks, three assaults, a p dlar who had no license, a violation \"of the health by- Jaw, a snowballer (the first of the season), one lunatic, a driver who had no license and a non-payment of rent case, \u2014 rt MEETING OF BAR COUNCIL.- At the last neeting of the genera!\u2019 coun ail of the Bar of the Province of Quebec many matters were discussed, Among \u2018wihers were the tariff of advooates\u2019 fees, the revision of the programme for admis.sien to the stu dy of ee , the consosidation, winting of the.by- Java of the Province, the B.N.Act; prison nd Par of this the reduction of the Humber of examider-, 1 term of styly under indentures,\u2019 the the t improvement of the official reports, etu, etc.! ., THE CQQKE-COLE CASE.Arguments in} the \"appeal taken by 1 ole from the decision Mr.Justice Langelfer, con- im to pay damages to Lieut.- Colonel Cooke for false arrest, were continued in the Court of King's Bench, in appeal, to-day: Mr.T.Chase Case grain and Mr.Percy C.Ryan represented Lieut.-Colonel Cole, while Mr.R.C.Smith acted for Lieut.-Colonel Cooke, J THANKSGIVING CONCERTA thanksgiving concert.was held In | the Des Riviera Street\u2019 (colored) Methodist Church last might, and was well} attended.The programme was well rendered.Among the participants were: Vocal solos, Master Gates,-Miss Shuits, |.Miss Medley, Miss Crutchfield; in- \u2018strumental solo by Mrs.Hal, \u2018Miss Mason, Jno.Dulh, Miss Harris: recitation, Mégster V v.Banner, Miss Mascotte.\u2019 \u20ac, THE LIBRARY \u201ccomm ITTEE.The new Public Library Committee will hold its organization meetin noon at five o'clock, when a chairman wil) be.clected\u2014presumably Ald.Laporte\u2014and \u2018cognizance will be taken of a number ot the same restriction is not made in in the case of men, \u201cThe matter was dtsoussed very jy | at the committee GER ai + thi nos Eire said fou properties which have been offered as sites, \u2014\u2014\u2014 paps MAYOR WiLL BE: PRÉSENT.i Mayor Cochrane haa tation to be présent at the inter wnt | ! Commercial, oi socio len will \u2018take\u2019 place a re Mosday evening, Decetuiber per ad on 7 : |.ry a + i y So 28.\u2014(Speria).)\u2014The steamer\u2019 FF.W.| (ee.ddenly in Matdh, 1800.th'\u2018a.after.|WANTS.5 RIGHT TOLAY .\u2018e, PERMANENT SIDEWALKS a Vallicres Will Ask for: Amendment Giving | Road Conimittee Right to Act Without Consulting Property Owners.0 Ald.Vallieres will, on December 10th, bring to the attention of the Charter Committee an \u2018amendment which will have as its effect the abolition in time of all but permanent sidewalks within the limits: of the city He will ask that the Legislature be requested to empower the city fo lay permanent sidewalks, in all: but the outskirts without - \u2018appealing to the pro- perty-owners.At present, deems: a, permanent sidewalk advisable in a certain street, the consent of a majority of the property-owners.must first be obtalned before the project can proceed.Ald.Vallieres- wants to \u2018have the law may lay a permanent sidewalk in any street \u2018and charge one-half the cost to the property-owners.In this way, he thinks, the clty would In time come to possess excellent sidewalks in all the thickly populated wards of the city, while at the same time annually saving many thousands if the Roads Committee | changed so that the Roads Committee - .of dollars through the more enduring character of the \u2018sidewalks.Mayor Cochrane coincides with the views expressed by Ald.Vallleres, and \u2018maintains that none but asphalt side- | walks should be laid.These, he points out, absorb no moisture, and, a.few minutes after a rain storm, are perfectly dry.In.this way all noisome -exhalations are avaided; there will: be microbes and bactenia blown over.thelr surface.In addition, asphalt sidewalks would be very easily repaired and at slight expense, Ald.Vallleres 1s not averse to accepting asphalt sidewalks as the criterion, but is inclined to\" believe that they would prove too expensive: In his opinion, the bes cheapest, permanent sidewalk would tar composition along either side.This, he thinks, would be better than any cement walk that could be devised, as cerient is apt to \u2018crack- in the rigorous Canadian climate.flagstone .sidewalk could, also, be very readily repaired by day labor, when, as he expects will be the case next year, the city has jts.own repairing plant.PATIGONAN WELSH AT SALTCONTS HAPPY Settle With Their Committee, But That is All, = \u201c(Speclal to The Montreal Herald.) Ottawa, Nov.28.-\u2014Phe- Department of.the Intétior has pren enquiring into a ve port pubiiéhed some time \u2018ago that: there Was\u2019 destitniion among the Patagonian Welsh settlers located at Saltcoats.Information Has been received through the Immigration D-rartment that there iz.10 truth ip the report.\u2018There js no destitution among thae settlers, It is, however, said that a hitfle dis-atisfaction prevails among the scutlers over sore of the arrangements existing between themselves and \u2018the Welsh committee in thé old country that made the - \u2018negotiations to sen them to Candi That ls sic to be the] anly thing that the immigrition agents in the Want.could find\u2019 bothw ring the news comers.It is ust possible that thev are anxiows to get \u201call they van from the Administration.NEW SQUADRON EACH YEAR FUR PRIN.LOUISE DRAGOONS oR Ottawa, Nov, 28.Spécial.\\\u2014The Princess.Louw Dragnors, of Ottaiva, will by 140 be increased to four full squadrons.One squad ion wil be.added each yer, commencifiz in 1993, until dhe Tull strengta | cf a cavalry regiment \u2018hy tuned.MANUFACTURERS COMPLAIN.The efficiency of tne Montreal post- office was brought\u201d into question in a, severe manner at à meeting of the executive -of the Manufacturers\u2019 Association \u2018yesterday.It was charged that both the collections and the deliveries are unduly slow.Instances.were given of business.men who are located too far from the postoffice to eend their \u2018mail in suffering from the siow collections from the boxes! Letters posted in these boxes \u2018at 6.30 in the evening ronto train, which leaves the city five | hour later.It was also declared that there is delay in getting the incoming mall sorted and in the hands of the deljvery men.The opinion was expressed that .the officials in the post-office have more work than they can do satisfactorily.Secretary Cooper was instructed to communicate the complaint to Postmaster Beausnolell, + ; ; \u2014_\u2014 SCHENECTADY THREATENS AN- - OTHER- BOYCOTT.Schener tady, N.Y., November 23g.\u2014- \u2018The latest \u201cdevelopment TA the \u2018labor situation in this city is the assertion made in uniod cire les that a meeting of the building council is to be held in the immediate future or the purpose of declaring a boycott ainst the Schenectady awh account and independfntly Frat ow Assembly.; hae voted to epd the boycott by à vo Ie \u2018of \u2018104 to 49, here will be a megtin WIDOW OF REV.RI i ING, DEAD.Kingston, Nov.28.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 \u2014Tast night Mrs.Rienard Wihiting passed away, aged 84.years.She had been in failing health for some time.She was the relict of the Rev.Rishard Whaing, a Methodist clergy man of 50 Tears \u2018stan Hing, who died * One son sur- Vi ves, \u2018John I.Whiting, K.C,, of this city.2 ARGENTINE ACCEPTS BRITAIN'S CONDITIONS.- London,\u201d Nov, 28 \u2014In.the House of Som: mons Mr.Hanbury, president of the Board of Agricultyre, annoïûnced that the Argentine Government bad within-the las! day or two introduced a bill bringing the live stock law of Argentingin correspondence with the British\" law g the inspec tion of cattle.mount are taking final steps ik to the presentation of an ap medal to the Westmount served in the various Sout contingents.were not taken up in time for the To- |.NO HEBREW TAUGHT IN PROTESTANT SH IN QUEBE \u2018(Special \u2018to The Montreal.Herald.) Quebec, Nov.28, \u2014 The Protestant | Committee of the Provincial Councli of Public Instruction, at its meeting this morning, unanimously decided that, since it was evident that the great majority of Jews in the province are distinctly opposed to \u2018the teaching of Hebrew in the Protestant schools, it \u201cwould decline to grant the petition presented - by Mr.Margolese and Portuguese Synagogues of Montreal asking that Hebrew be made an Op- of the province.' Dr.Parmeiee stated that since \u2018the { prevjous meeting he had written to the Montreal Protestant Board of School, Commissioners and to the heads of the other Jewish Synagogues of the province.\u201clI have\u2019 received replies,\u201d cons \u201ctinued Dr.Parmelee; \u201cfrom Mr, Vine- \u2018berg, president wf the congregation of German and Polish Jews, which is the largest and most influential congregation, and includes over 300 subschibing male members.A.Fred, president of the Congregation Beth David of Roumanian Jews; B.A.Boas, president of Temple Emmanuel, and D.A.Ansell, president of the Baron de Hirsch Institute.These persons, replying in their offt- cial capacity, are opposed to the teach- \u2018ing of.Hebrew \u2018in the Protestant schools of Montreal.They consider that it is the duty of each congregation to provide that teaching, and say that it is now providefi by every con- -gregation in Montreal excepting the Spanish and Portuguese, It ts the opinion of.Mr.Vineberg that In the very small number of children\u2019 connected with that congregation, scarces ly any of them are pupils in the Protestant schools.The Pratestant Board of Schoo! Commissioners of Montreal stated that it desires to place \u2018itself on record as -oppused to the petition ot the Spanish and Portuguese: Congregation.Dr.Parmelee added that Rabbi Hirsch Cohen had written that he\u2019 should oppose\u2019 the teaching of Hebrew as he would oppose any religious teaching, but as the teaching of the New Testament seemed to be a paft of the Protestant system of education, he should be glad to have the time intended for that purpose occupied In: the teaching of Hebrew to Jewish children, especially if the.marks which would be lost in the one subject would bé galned in the other.\u2019 The secretary's report, fn conclusion, referred to the basis upon which He- .brew is.taught in those schools in London in.which Jewish children preponderate.Upon hearing this report on the matter, Bishop Dunn and Ald.Ames stat; ed \u2018that they wished to withdraw their notice of motion given at the last \u2018meeting\u2019 to grant the petition, and to substitute the following motion: \u201cThat inasmuch as evidence has been laid before the board showing that those who seek the teaching of Hebrew in the Protestant schools of the province are only.a small minority of the Jews of Montreal, and that a great majority evidently object to such teaching, as minority canno\u2019 be entertained.\u201d The motion was: carried unanimously.THE MO RAL \u2018DRILL QUESTION.The committee Appointed to deal with the Inspector of Superior Sehools presented a report which was still being discussed when \u2018the committee rose for the noon adjournment.The clause of the report which called for the most discussion was that dealing with.\u201cmoral drill\u201d in the schools.The members: of the committee expressed their ap- preciatiori af the value of ethical instruction, but felt that the inspector had -gone contrary to the.expressed wishes of the committee in making the charts published by him the basis of his teat and in lay- \u2018ing so much emphasis upon \u201cthis.subject in \u201chis inspection.Dr.Parmelee, in presenting the secretary\u2019 8 report, \u2018showing that when the divi- A sion was made according to.the new Dominion \"census the Protestant schools would ceive 12 3-4 per cent.of the provincial nd instead of 13 3-4 per cent, as during the past ten vears, The secretary also re ported that in accordance with the \u201cWish of the board he made investigation as to the length of service of the Protestant teachers of the province.The inspector's $65 000 ON MAINS Two big projects for extensions = the { water mains of the city are shortly to be brought to the attention of the Water -Committec by Superintendent Janin.The first of these relates to the construc- Desery \u2018and Ontario Streets, along the latter thoroughfare to Davidson Street, and \u201cthence, artery\u201d to.Nolan ! Street.he object of the main, which will\u2019 cost 14.000, is to carry\u2019 water to he new C.R.shops in Hochelaga Wan Thé main will be 5, fot in a ongth, | and must constructed ¢ 50 om order de be rose Sb ey tion of a twelve-inch water main from the.corner of rain Hainad fob north of Ontario Street, enst of the CP.R.tracks; only a few service pipes.As the C.P.R.is to spend hundreds\u2019 of thousands of \u2018dollars in the construction of shops, which will cause the surrounding.district to be speedily* settled, this.lerge water man, Mr.Janin maintains, is i one of the primary requisites, Tho Water Department has also under consideration an extension of its system in the northern part of the city\u2014principdl- By in Upper St.Antoine and HB Jean tiste.Warde\u2014but as this\" undertaking involve the expenditure of close upon La mot ikely 0 to be seriously en the present.est, the demands x once be district Refined, however, while RCE mi = lh elas C8 I e very on n inad water, [Pxpe investment for the city.: 5 promet.there are no water maiès oc - ing on oondi- tion muét be faced sooner oF lier, t, as.well as the be ône of flagstone with u strip of coal ! The coal tar and signed by members of the Spanish and | tional subject in the Protestant schools | is proposed, therefore the petition of the | \"MAISONNEU VE.DI VISION.Grand Rally of the Electors of the Division To- Nght - EIGHT P.M.(COLLEGE HALL, Lo = _ Desery Street.COME ONE! COME ALL?The following will speak :\u2014Hon.R.Prefontaine, Hon.R.Dandurand; Hon.T.C V.Geoffrion, M.P., hase Casgrain, Hon.Lomer Gouin, J.A.C.Madore, M.P., P.Demers, MR.Larochelle, R.Lemieux, M.P., C: :Piche, F.W.bard, J.C.\u2018Walsh, and other distin guished speakers.Hib\u201d = No toy, however ingenious, ever possessed the same attractions toa lfttle boy.or girl as a pair of RUBBER BOOTS.Gratify the little ones, and at the same time preserve their- health \u201cby procuring a Pair.of our neat RUBBER BOOTS., Sizes 6 to 10.Only $1.40.RONA YNE BROS., 2027 pare 6 flame st, Chaboilles Square.: report for the year ending June 19th show- \u2018ed that the total number of teachers was 107, end their average length or service.was 8iX years.Applications from -Clarenceville, sonyule and Magog for permission to Lake Academy grades were relerrréd wa specidl.\u2018committee, The members of the committee present were Rev.Dr.Shaw, chairman; the Lord Bishop où Quebec; Hon.Sydney F:sher, \u2018Rev.E.J.Ruford, D.D.; Dr.Robison, Rev.A.T.Love, Ald, Ames, Messrs: John Whit e, Jas.Dunbar, K.C., H.J.Silver, 5.Matar G.J.Walker, S.Fiuley and W.L.Shurtchff.MR.CHAS.\u2018M.HAYS ELECTED A DIRECTOR | At a meeting of the directors of the \u2018Merchants\u2019 Bank * this morning, Mr.Charles: M.\"Hays was \u2018elected a diree- \u201ctor.- - \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; DEATH OF MR.GEO.AIRD.Former Secretary- Treasurer.of the ~ Dominion Bridge Company Succumbs After Long liiness.treasurer of the Dominion Company, and latterly connected in| the capacity of clerkship with the Dominion Wire Company, died: at his, Man- | \u2018Mr.George Aird, formerly secretary- Bridge | residence, 425 Mance.street, this morning.Mr.Aird, who-was.a half-brother of Mr.James Thom, Montreal manager of Furniss, Withy Steamship (ompany, had been ill of brain trouble for seve eral \u2018weeks.A widow and one \u2018child, a daughter, surv ive him.\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014 ST.LOUIS FLYER WAS WRECKED.Indianapolis, Tod., Nov.28.\u2014The St. \u2018The\u2019 highest of ail navigable rivers is the Tsangpo, which flows for nearly 1,000 miles at an elevation of from -11.000 to 14,000 feet.The \u2018largest wooden statue In the world 1s to be seen in Toklo, Japan.It je fifty-four feet high, end the head will hold twenty: people.\u2018Three hundred and sixty pickpockets \u2018are known to the Japanese police at Tokio.their pilfering in trains.The Indus, the second sacred river of India, \u2018Is 1,700 miles long.have always been considered almost as holy as those of the Ganges.\u2018To.facilitate the refloating of Houston liner Heraclides, a channel is sel lies stianded at Crosby, Lancashire, Ae the Italfan - Government declines to contribute the whole cost of recone\u2019 s£tructing the fallen Campanile of St.Mar will.be borne by the, Venice munibipality.As \u2018they have met with unexpected difficulties, the contractors of the Sim- plon Tunnel have asked that their contract time may bé extended by.fourteen months, \u2014 It is proposed to cut a railway tune.- = v Tw sor Remady is Allen\u2019s Lung Balsam It never fails to cure a SIMPLE * ~ COLD, HEAVY COLD, and all - BRONCHIAL TROUBLES.- ; Mortiée \u2018 9100: © Modi , Ménali er Trial Fra is manned by 250 ot.co Bournemouth, Eng-| being invalided home from South Ate} travel from Paris to: Pekin in fourteen | Two hundred of the thieves do oo Its waters | the being.eut in the beach where the ves-\u2019 : \u2018 CE ciel ees ss Les mas ~a Cm ay WEEE D \u201cHurpab,\u201d -uhouted .6 - défon throwing up bis cap, when fined 10sat Lincoln, England, police court.His] fine was promptly increased to £1, and as he was unable to pay, he was committed for: fourteen en days\u2019 hard labor.Shirts and - hats that .are \u201cndver in need of Ironing are: worn by the Indians.of the Interior of Bolivia.They are made of the bark of a tree,.which ls soaked in water until the fiber is softened and then beaten with stones) to make it pliable,\u2019 POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE One of Franz Von L Lenbach's later por- traite ie that of Lady , and it is said that Lord Curzon will stop at Mun cn his way back from India lon nich for n fev sittings.Von Lenbach been, urged to come to America to paint some portraits, but he is nearly 70 vears old, and Adanti likely that he will \u20ac ever cross the | Peter De Villa, the distoyèrer of gold in the Klondik: region, and once fabulously rich, is now earning a livelikood by nailing boxes at 2 the Ben Lemont winery; at Santa | Cruz; Cul.He has a suit pending for the recovery of one of the ichest mines in the Nome regio, but ha 5 mp meuns with wh: oh to.prosecute it, and the casos likely tog against him by defau't.Beerbohm Tra2, the Tondon actor, has a daughter, Violi, who shows strong artistio tendencies, though she does not wish to enter the profession in which her parents have been so Jong promment, \u2018When quite little girl she hegzed her father to.get, ec a pony.\u2018But, mv dear,\u201d sid he, \u201ca pony costs a ot of money.\u201d Jattle V Tola considered :a moment and then said: \u201cWell, why don't vou act Letter and.then you woul et.mure re muney: wr AÜdul Hamid, Sultan of Turkey, has just celebrated his wixtith hb rihdat.Tatts four Othmans have reigned m Turkev and Se lomgest rein was less than fifty years, olvinan T hav ing sat upon tha throne from 1520 fo 1566.Only one sultan in the nineteenth century, only one in the e'ghteenth and only oue'in the seventeenth rukd longer than Abdul, ind mot of his nredeces \u201csors have heen.slain or put in chains be- nee Spi Tere Shien [EARLY af \"by.ted and a bait Epur.Yestirdsy's Gussses on the Dots Were More Than Tuesday's and = 0e _ Wednesda y\u2019s.: LOTS OF QPPQRTUNITIES YET.The dot guessing contest promises to\" make a grand stand finish.Yester- totals of Tuesday and Wednesday combined.- It was pretty, good evidence that Herald readers who neglected to\u2019 guess at the beginning of ue contest do not propose to allow au opportunities as those offered now to pass.Saturday remains for counting, estimate, or whatever yot choose to call your method of arriving at a conclusion respecting the number of dots in the quadrangle.} With only one day remaining until zle contest, people who have been-wait- ing to verity their results by frequent \u2019swers in large numbers.Each day's receipts show a large collection, and It must be borne in mind that these answers, no \u2018matter how carefully.submitted at the opening « of the contest, : \u2018 =, SAW MAN KILLED AND DIED HIMSELF.\u201cLaughlin\u201d wus instantly killed: by 3 gouthbound Harlem.express train on 72nd Street to-day, and a witness of the acciderft dropped dead from shock.\u201cAbout thirty persons were standing on \u2018the platform of the 72nd.Street station when the accident ogcurred, and among them was Emmanuel Dreyfus, a clerk ut police headquarters.The.fore their friends wore able 10 wish them many hapiv returns of their\u2019 sIxLic th birth\u2019 day.\u2014 Finest Extra Quality, & and 12 io the p In Lavender, Yellow, Green, Pink, Red, NEW CROP BRAZIL NUTS, ©.NEW CROP PECAN NUTS, Bols\u2019 Curacao Orange \u201cBOLS\" CHERRY BRANDY, In fancy decanter bottles and of exquisite quality.in quart bottles, $1.25 per botzlel * violently, and he fell down.dying almost instantly.laborer, and lived in Brooklyn.Ackerman-Laurance - Sparkling Saumur 5 wines Cem Carte Noir,\u201d \u201c Carte d'Or\u201d and \u201cDry Royal.\u201d * Per'Case.*\u201cCarte Notre,\" in cases.of one dozén quarts $11.50 : \u201cCarte Notre,\u201d in'\u2018cases of two dozen pints .2.50 \u2018Carte D'Or.\u201d° in cases of one dozen quarts « 15.00 \u201cDry Roÿal,\u2018\u2019.in cases of one dozen quarts .: 15.0 .\u2019 \u201cPer Basket.\u201cDry Royal,\u201d in baskets of one dozen half-pints .\u2026.0eecsen ess eee ii.$5.30 All less 3 per cent.discount for cash.; ; OS ' -~ DRA WING ROOM CANDLES ound.: and Biue, 50 cents per pound box NEW CROP TARRAGONA SOFT SHELL ALMONDS.ala Fine Champagne $1.50 per decanter, | | FRASER, VIGER & Co.207.sor EAHA\" ST.va VERT.ER nnn BRAIN an THE PERFECT FOOD\u201d PERFECT F0oD TASTES.coop .BECAUSE mis 'd MUSCLE young, sick or well.MALTA-VITA \u2018is the original VITA.foct Food.Requires no cooking, ; ce Sa oat 1 Made from Canadian grown wheal, by Canadian workmen, \u2019 in the city of Toronto, Canada.MALTA.VITA is good board for all mankind.Relished by old and wilted, flaked, apd toasted whole wheat food.MALTA: VITA is the perfect food : perfect in taste, perfectly cooked and malted ; : perfect because MALTA-VITA contains all of the elements nocessary to sustain life and invigorate mind and body, Perfect health, sound, restful sleep, clear complexion, bright eyes, clean, white teeth, sweet breath are the blessings that follow a regular diet of MALTA- A week's trial of MALTA-VITA asa diet for breakfast and supper will convince the most skeptical of the superior merits of MALTA-VITA, \u2018Beware of imitations, Insist on getting MALTA-VITA, ! \u201c The Pers For sale by.erecers.Le MALTA-VITA PURE FOOD co.Toronto, _ Plover, Snipe, Qual, Prairie.Hens.ee and only periecty cosked, thorvagify always ready to eat Oenada guessing, - countings are now sending in their an- the interest seems in no wise lessened.- .the Ninth Avenue elevated road at sight of the sudden death affected him\u2019 McLaughlin was a day's receipts in coupons excéeded the \u201d the completion of the famous dot puz- \u2019 reached, \u201cvary just as much as those - : New.York, November 28.\u2014John Me- ° prenne ore) cer pape pyey ay am \u201c Strong in Purity.IMITATORS ARB MANIFOLD.ne Rar Te se \u2014 aE, IS PICKED PURITY - CHASE: & SANBORN, | 2 yer pape It i= Strength.\u2018 _MonvacaL AND Boston: ALP WIRED BAERS.USED DAFT Emperor\u2019 s Vigorous Words After the Funeral of Germany's Dead ! Gunmaker.\u2018 Berlin, Nov£ 28\u2014The widow of Herr Krupp has dohated $750,000 to establish\u2019 a benefit fun workmen in memory.of her husband.A decided: sensation has been caused by a \u2018speech made by Kaiser William \u2018after the funeral of Herr hrupp.Before departing for Berlin the Emperor \u2018addressed the directors of the: Krupp works and a deputation of the workmen ar the railway station.\u2018 His, Majesty said: | \u201cI feel I must express to you how deeply I am affected by the death ot, Herr Xrupp.The Empress.sends to You all un expression of the sane sorrow, ahd.she has already expressed her | feel: ings to.Frau Krupp in writing.- \u201c1 have offer, with my wife, enjoved the hospitality of Herr and Frau Krupp .and J have felt the influen of the decéased\u2019s .charm and \u2018amiabflitv.In the course of years our relations became such -that I =nay describe myself as a friend of the deceased \u2018and of his house.\u201cI therefore felt that I could not but attend his funeral, for I considered it my duty to stand beside the widow and dauchters of my friend.\u201cCertoin special circumstances which stionded the sad event .also \u2018camped me, as the supreme head of the\u2019 Eim- pire; to he present here in order to hold ,the\u2019 shield of the German Emperot over | \"the house and memory of the der \u201cTho=e who were intimately ac: intl ed with the departed kr ww with what e Jdelicrite and sensitii nature h> was epdaiwed, and\u2019 that it offered thé anl+ paint of attack through which he mi=ht be dealt a mortal blow.VICTIM OF HIS OWN INTEGRITY.\u201cHe has been the victim of his un- nesailnble integrity.A deed has heen dene in \u2018German lands so bas?.and mean that it made all hearts shudder and must have brought to the cheek of every German patriot -a blush of shame at he disgraceHgast Ypoh- our*\u201c*whole - nat as : st \u201cThe man who was German tn the © core.who lived always only for others,\u2019 end for the welfare of the Fatherland.and, above all, for his- own workmen, had his honor assailed.This deed.with !ts consequences, 18 nothin« less \u2018than murder, for there is.no difference between him who mixes and presents # poisrnous draught: to \u2018another.and .nim who, from the safe shelter of his editorial sanctum, with the roisnned darts of his slanders, robs his fellow man\u2019 of his honorable name and.kills .him by the mental torture he inflicta: .\u201cWho was jt that committed this shameful act upon.our friend?Men: who, hitherto had passed as.Germans, hut are now- unworthy of this name.Men sprung from that class of the \u2018In¥or population which owes so infin- iteliv much to Herr Krupp, and of which class thousdnds to-day inthe: streets of Esser howed \u2018their last farewell with weeping eyes to the coffin of their benefactor.\u201d + .ADVISES BOYCOTT.Turning to the deputation of Krupn workmen, Emperor William continued: \u201cYou, Krupp workmen, have iivays kept loyal to\u2019 \u201cyour employer and have stuck to him :n your hearts with.gratitude not unmixed with pride: I have seen the name of our German fatherland exalted everywhere abroad: by.the work of your hands.\u201cMen who want to be leaders.of the German workers have robbed you of your \u2018dear master.It lies with you to defend and preservè the honor of your master and to shield his memory from defamation.\u201cLam confident that you will find the \u201cright way to demonstrate clearly and tangibly to the German working world\" that in the future it will be out of the question for honest, home-loving German workmen, whose escutcheon has.been stained, to hold any community of relationship with theps authors of this shameful deed.He who .does not cut himself off from these people vin moraily bring a-Certain measure of this : guilt upon his own head.\u201cI am confident,\u201d concluded His Majesty, \u2018that the German workmen are \u2018fully imbued with a sense of the gravity - of the present moment, and that .as German men they will find a solution \u2018for this serlous question.\u201d .; « WILL BE, PROSECUTED.Rome, Nov.28.\u2014An enquiry instituted into the scandals regarding the late ; Herr Krupp at Capri Island is said to have.completely cleared the deceased's character, and-it has been decided thai the Govarnment \"will prosecute thé newspapers which made the defamatory | statement.It is stated that the accusations against Herr Krupp haye been traced to a \u2018German painter resident fin .Capri, whose arrest was 8 ordered; but he disappeared.\u2019 =) ?* de ë mm MAL SCORES HOGA BOND OFFER In Rept io Sir Clintci.Disvkin's Explanation That There is No tack pf Gold, a.a (Spectal to The Montrea! Herald.) London, \u2018November :28.\u2014The circular which Morgan.& Company have issued to the sharehoiders' of - à steamship company to be absorbed in the Atlantic combine,\u2019 offering bonds instead of gold in paymejit for their shares, has caused a great deal of discussion.Authoritative denjal is given to the Daily \u2018Mail's insinuation.that the Morgans are tinding some dirficulty in obwaining the gold necessary to make cash payments.Sir Clinton Dawkins states that.the reason the offer was made was because some shareholders who are going to receive cash, and who are investors .accustomed to shipping \u2018securities, \u2018expressed a decfre to have an opportunity of reinvesting the cash after they had received it in mor tgage bonds of a new company.1 he Mall, which seizes every \u2018oppo- runity of.attacking Morgan and condemning his schemes, \u2018now says :\u2014 These are certainly very simple shareholders, and all we can say Is that they, fo not know the meaning.of the word business if they thus press their money upon Mr.Morgan.\u201d AN INSURANCE APPEAL IN THE SUPREME COURT.Ottawa, * November 28\u2014In the Su- preine Court yesterday the arguments in Gibson ys.Nelson were concluded and judgment wus reserved.The next case argued was Liverpool, London\u2019 & Globe Insurance Company vs.Agricultural Loan & Savings Company.The action -was brought by a norigagee\u2019 on a policy taken out by.thé mo: tgagor.which action was dismissed at the trial, but the Court of Appeal of.ontario- reversed the trial judgment\u2019 and, gave judgment for the plaintiff.The insurance company claimed that the policy was void ab initio for nondisclosure of prlor insurance.It was admitted that the original policy wquld \u2018have been void, but the insured claimed that the prior policy was \u2018cancelled .and the appellants: subsequently renewed, which réhexal wis \u2018a new cone tract and so not affected hy the eon- cealment.Appellants claim also that the \u2018policy was cancelled, but the Court -of Appeal held that the statutory conditions as to cancellation had not beeñ complied with, also that - mortgagees hdd not: right of action and that there was a change material to the risk by the premises (building and machinery)\" | betoming vacant.The hearing will be continued to-day.Riddell, K.C,,.and Haskins.for appellants.Bayly, K.C.; ahd Aylesworth, K.C., for respofdents.rt \u2018DO YOU WANT FURS?We have the greatest and nicest assortment on the continent.Our house has no rival fn quality and low prices.We buy direct for .cash and are.the only house that makes this considerable saving of from 30 to :40.per cent.on fur importations.Our stock comprises an unidue .assortment, latest styles.and Tow.prices.(hs.Desjar- ding & Co.: ; + FIFTEEN DROWNED.Goal Steamer: Believed to Have Sunk Off the North Shore.of Lake Erie ch Sunday.Blffalo, Nov.to the\u201d Express from Detroit says: News has just reached this.port that \u2018the steamer Sylvanus J.Macy was sunk off Port Burwell, on the north .shore of Lake Erie, in the furious southwester © that raged nn Sunday night.\u201d Tt is believed that her crew .of fifteen men perished.The steamer had left Buffalo the day before with her consort, .the barge Mabel Wilson, loaded with coal.The.weather was heavy and thick on Sun-.\u2018day, and \u2018the Mack had a hard time creeping up on the north shore, ort Burwell she sprung a leak.The tow line of the barge was cast off by the crew of the Macy.That was the first the Wilson knew the Macy was.in trouble.Sail was got on, the schooner and she headed up the lake, The Macy was heading for.shelter and making very heavy weather.As the crew of the Wilson watched the steam- Sudden) the gloom, they saw her enly' disappear.She had p under.the waters.Flanged | The suddenness with: which the end came precluded the possibility of the | crew getting away in the boats.Even \u2018If- they had it is doubtful that boats could \u2018have Jived in the\u2019 sea that was running.The fact that no word has.hbéen reported from: Canadian.ports \u2018shows that none were saved.The Mhvel Wilron arrived' herstbure\u2019 vesterday aftérnoon with tilings, of the disnster.It, was also re- .ported by the captain of the Albright.that he pagsed throuzh five miles of wrackaze off Port Buswell.-There were parts of the cabin, bouts; life.preserv- at Am- 1 | > all Throat and : It is pleasant to take and is soothin persistent cough that : ps 00 hiilebo Oe - Co TR © \u201cings Vpn hon Kime LE EE .*.\u2018 sc DR.ms NORWAY PINE SYRUP CURES- Coughs, _ Colds, Bronchitis, Pain in \\ the Chest, Crou oarseness, Sore Throat, = Asthme, ping Cough, -Quinsey, and | nothing to equal it for stopping that tic Eat cor oo ya awake at night.Pricé 256, at ail Dealeis.eh QUICKEST D MOST EFFECTIVE, co: y foribe fe dd guietet vers Dei à most estive\u201d mei HE ait he ane and colds I have over ro re attac aif bot bottle of tte ByT fore elzg Half I cannot praise it © = Mas.Wac.J.Fuswaremo, Arther, Ont, = oe Lung Troubles.| and healing to the lings.There is ng sensation in the throat, and the ood\u2019 = Norway tack of b Risin wad, bo: | 28.\u2014A special .despatch | ers and doors.= - ; Co Lo : Li member of the Cecil family was heralded Lord Salisbory mu cesding Mr, Gladetone had, it was said, establahed.a tradition for Britis h Prime Minister = fe ce Lord owed on by so ta we.ght Soph, ths doubt 2 Ne member of \u201cthe Souls.\u201d But he You taken it up, and the results so far indicate that never Soh ciitics, of the dilettanteism of the man He can never lead the Mi Miinst to battle in the stirring times.Whim in the House of Commons, on | the front Ministerial bench\u2019 as Pa por thing that could.possibly happen.in \u2018lisment had any rea interest for him, though he felt the whole thing was not.a Hee ht orine the past fe esha, Mr.yet ng the ww \u2018Balfour- has grappled and mastered Parliamentary situation of the utmost com: plexity and delicacy.Before Parliament \u201c{ met so great an outcry had ariben in-the country against the.Education Bill and.the fissures in the Miinsterial \u2018party were eo.apparent that sober-thoughted men, Conservatives among them, talked quite.serioualy of a dissolution before the end of the year as the only possible escape.At this moment not only ie- \u2018talk of dissolution, but Mr.Balfour's N inistry probably stande mote securely in the sad Fehr at any time in Lord Salisbury's latest Prime Ministership, The attacks of the.cals and especially the Nonconformists,: Mr.Balfour has most: adroitly turn aside by conceding the essential Hie pec of the demand that when the pub y \u2018for, education.even though it be \u2018education in\u2018chureh schools, the, pulfic must have effective contro).- There\u2019 are, of course.plenty, of points in the bill against\u2019 \u2018which Radicals continue to protest, but now- that the sting has been taken \u2018out of \u2018their attacks the Miinstry has little to fear from.their quarter.At the other end of.the political field Mr.Balfour has had to tackle the High Churchmen, with his own \u2018cousin, Lord Hugh Cec:l.\u2018at their head: So far \"has, he succeeded that the: Bishops jo unite in \u2018blessing the bil.They may well do +0, for no Liperal Ministry wonld do what Mr.Balfour 's Ministry \u201chas done, namely, relieve the Church o Ghurech schools, without altag ether depriving them of ther essentially Anglican character.It ir true that Mr: Balfour has not yet finished his battling with the High Churchmen, and\u201d at the Albert Hall demonstration: last night Lord Hugh Cecil, speaking knox, begged Churchmen to shake the dust of L'nionikm from off their \u201cfeet, and even refuse this new education compact unless-the Governmént consented to leave the parish priest in Andiminished control .of the religinis.teaching in Church schools, But Lord Hugh Cecil, fervent.earnest, and able as he Is, need\u201d not be taken seriously; at any rate, Mr.Pualfour.has shown just as he has shown that he knows how to manage his brother.Indeed, it may now be said.with.certainty that the E:lu- cation Bill is, thanks to Mr.Balf@ur's courage and tact.béyond danger.and the fact that the new.Ministry.having put ite back to the wall, las won the day; 1 must give new hope to the whole.Minis- \u2018terial party.\u2019 MR.CH AMBERLATN\" 5 TRIU \\rPH, dition the \u2018Liberal party sank upon Mr.Gladstone's withdrawal, this re-establish- ment of.Torngm.-despite the tremendous gap.created bk.Lord Salisbury's .retirement.is a mznal tribute to Mr.Balfour's capacition, and it is.all the more signal \"because so far as Parliament is-concerne it is a re-establishment in which Mr.(hamberlain\u2019 has at all.The fight hae been N {r.Balfour's, and Mr.Balfour's alone.Outside: Parliament .of course, Mr.Chamberlain has had a tremendous innings tre last few weeks.The.triumph that hae perhaps pleared him most is one to which English Jour nals have been -strangely oblivious.HALF PROTECTION CEMANYS POLY (Special to The Montreal Herald.) London, November 28.\u2014The German \u2018Chancellor -has succeeded in bringing about a compromise on the tariff bill by which the Government will be enabled to open negotiations next\u2018 year for the prolongation of the commercial treaties with slight modifications.The Government proposals respecting | grain and cattle will now be carried, and unless all signs fall the .agrariana will be compelled to be content with half measures of protection.roar and disorder resulted In Reichstag yesterday from a motion introduced from the leaders of the Centre, National Liberal, and the two Conservative parties providing.for taking a vote on the tariff as a whole.The motion was greeted with laughter by the Soclalsts and Radicals.The Socialist speakers and others contended that the motion was contrary to .the rules of the House, and President Von Ballestrom admitted he was in doubt on the question raised, and left the matter for.the House to} decide after a full\u2019 discussion.' lists created great disorder, Herr Amirick and others shouted \u2018\u201cPickpock- .êts,\u201d and Herr Ulrich.who repeatedly interrupted the speakers,\u201d was called to order three times.The : Conservatives ghouted: \u201cPut him out.\u201d _-Further- discussion was postponed: es FIRE AT DAUPHIN, MAN.Stores Destroyed\u2014$50,000 Con- fla~ration jn.Buf alo in a Furniture Plant.: \u2018Winnipeg, Nov.28\u2014At Dauphin Wed-, hesday night the large block owned by \u2018Wil'llam Murray.and .occupled.by Sutherland & Stelck, hardware merchants; McKininon's implement warehouse,\u201d and Ma!thias' photograph gal- \u2018lery, were entirely destroyed, most of the.hardware stock peing, however.saved.The loss: will be between $7.00 .; and $3, 000.| BRITISH; AGAGENYS FIRST PRES- Several\u2019 London, Nov.28.\u2014Lord Leay, ¢hair- fan of the London School Board singe 1807, and\u2019 president .of Re Institute af International Law, has been appointed fist president of the British Academy.1Blates ST) Pitts | ÉREN H DUEL WITH COMBE.| EH QURÉCES.Paris.Nov.28.~A duel\u2019 rowing out ot a 2 rplitical quatrel took place yester- ween Vicomte De Kerguèzec |.1 \u2018Senator : Leprovost.\u2018The.E=| : ps \u2018disabled br » thrust in! the om, = British Jnterests arc not for:a moment \u2018in - .But think, said Më.Balfour\u201d J with all the fervor of .a John.When it 18 rèmembercd to \u2018what a eon- Tactnand: Skill \u2018He.\u201cHas \u201cShown in- Handling.the | Éducation Bill is Universally > a 1 - Abplauded: PT Cx New Yor No ember 28\u2014The Post It \u2014 \u201cin little tains the 2 from its Losdon oom sentence da Mr.Dafous\u2019s i speech Senin: Ve B our is & success as y.lent.was.reviewin e - Prime Minister.only been 2-fow fouls os Imperial Hy The future | monthe at the post.t this may be sud \u2018might he sid.discover the feasibility of Ee rots Tin EL Tw hs | Ech Bn i co with whi -to pa rer the fe Prophecies.of this dim re to.Nien, but \u201che would be ¢ reds statesman\u2019 ; ing Vy the \u201cmain\u201d cost of that \u2018he knows how tv manage his cousin played hardly any part.\"ALLED \u201cPICKPOCKETS\" IN Ca REICHSTAG., Berlin, Nov.28.\u2014Scenes of great up-.the | Ae ring the debafé-on the rules the ference.from .Balfour's - Guil spéedh 9 that Mr.berlain may at last look for.a hearing w \u2018he feels that | who at the prosset momént and .in existing eAtempt a any tisk ao rigantic.\u201d Then de, with is s)gnificant sentence\" ort of ont we may perbars hope fot some closer fiecel urion with golonies \"That, ai 2 word, is Gam \u2018a Opse.g aa Sir Monee Hicks- Beach was in the Cabinet that case.:no.dhence de in Downing Street.Mr, Chamborlain would meet his Colonud Premiere or make some [heck in whioh ad ohn of idem in some form or other spok a e if distantlv.At once Sir Mébadl d tie him écwn to his fellow towns- Bristol, ire, that van Joo d'oeil thie whole world thet if on wanted tu throw herself upon the rocks \u201chotter the very thing that Mr.\u20ac rein praised a few days previouvi\" In face of sa emphatic an abti- tude on th the part\u2019 \u2018of the man who holds the wm bags, there was really noghing for Mo Cr arian to da within the Cabinet itscif.During the \u2018long years that Sir Michael waa Chancdior his est -ol- leu even the Prime Minister ad had something of à \u2018dread of his frown an \u2018his many expletives, It med to be n sigh} \u2018for men and gods to witoh Mimisterial un- dertings and \u2018upperfings come opt irom.a little conference in the Chancebor of the Exchequer s private room in the House of Commons.All that is now pest, and the natura) in: the time has come to talk to the Cabinet upon Imperi al fiacal \u201capostions.Of.coursé, the.Donial Office bêve hook puise last week, shows that BCE in'sters did not encourage the Colonial Premiers to look for the eariy establishment of a tariff fence roymd the Fritish Fimpire.but Sir William Mulo} *k, the Canadian Paostmaster- General, speaking at Ottawa this week, has said not- more.:ban the truth when he remarked that-Tirmt Britein had not abeo- lately rejeated the provesals of the colo nies: \u201cCanadians mowt be pelient; thore | ceuld nt he a fiscal revolution in 2 moment, bui the icaven was workmg:\"\u201d TARIFF PREFERENCES.It certainly.je.Mr.Chamberlain's attitude at the Clomal C rce .was in reality an enc uragement, to Colonial states: men to persevere \u2018in their demands for some form of fvcal unity, apd an encour agement also 10 them to further develo the policy -of tariff.Treference for British.narrufacturers, in which Canada hes taken tiie lead.Thr various.Colonial parha- ment's, acting on the advice «f their respective premlers, will now preaumatly , yroceed ta mrey out the programme of the \"Colonial Conférence, and _enact tacit! \u201cpre- fercnces\u201cin favor of British goods on: the folowing Lines! In Cinada.by entirging the existing preference of 33 1-3 per cent.as regords certain selected articles in which the Briti-h.manu\u2018ecturer has to compet» with the manufacturer of the United States; in A by syme form of tarift Eee mois or lem on the Canadian 1 ference: in Cape Colony and Natal by a preference of 23 per cent.or its equivalent.Mr.Chamberlain kviows.that when, the news reves \u2018England of thie lind of treat: ment of John Bull by his children overseas the old eman will, imply, overflow with kindly good\u2019 fein tovards his off: spring.and a Atetish Minvier might find it à possible ta itself.Sale each day at 2.30 and 8 p.m.antee of the > quality \u2018of their goods.THE F.P.i.J, co, © \u2014OF\u2014 BOMBAY, MADRAS, \"CALCUTTA, NEW YORK, AND LONDON Have ordered us.to sell at auction, without any réserve or Umit,\u201d \u2018the whole ships Province of India (Punjab, Caslfimere, Ludhlana, éte.); from the Holy City.of Benares, Amritsar and Mor- Embrotderies, from Cabul and Afghanistan: They are the cholcest bits of Antiques that shoud \u201cplease the most fastidious taste, And.a thousand and one other objects of art too sumerous to mention: Catherine Street, Monday, Dec.And every .afternoon and evening until the entire lot is disposed of.Inspèction cordially invited.Don\u2019 t fail to attend this sale.: By Special Appointnrent in India L Bocds from India Consisting in part ot: Handsomely Carved Bombay and Sarânapore Antique and Modern Furniture, including a few pieces.from\u2019 the saliection of the late Parsee Bart., of Bombay; Embroidered Por- Pillow Northwest, Bronze and Metal Vases, Covers, from the from Allahabad and Agra: Indian Poona and Ahamedabad; also an assortment of Antique and Modern Arms from Jeypore, Sealkote and other \u2018districts; Meerut Phulkorries \u2018from present); the Hazara \"Districts Sooznies, the finest of Silk Silk and *Satin Odhuveys, Skirts, - and Mountain Stsi) ; rve, commencing = st, Afternoon and .Evening.Every article is a study in M.HICKS & co, Auctioneers.The F: P.Bhumgara Co.is 80 well known by art connoisseurs \u2018all over the = world that it is only necessary for us to-mention the name as a sufficient suar- ReSENTATION ADDRESSES | RIT TOI SCT EEE 2 4 E@wWIN Cox R Co.ST FRANCOIS XAVIER ST.THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.EPPS'S GOCOA| An admirablo food, with all its natural qualities intact, fitted to build up and maintain ro- ° bust health, and to resist win.ter's extreme cold.* Sold in .1-4-1b.tins, labelled JAMES EPPS: & CO, Ltd, Homoeo pathic Chemists, London, Eng- fand.EPPS'S COCOA GIVING STRENGTH & VIGOR.Lake of the Woods Milling.Go.La The \u2018Best Hard Whent Flour In tha» World, Mills at KEEWATIN, 2500 bris.per aay (the largest mil) ia -the british Jimplire,, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE.1,000 bris.per day.Our Sbur has becn exportsé to warm and \u2018told countries and ie FAR FAMED FOR 1T3 KEEPING QUALITIES.ail zrades of hard wheat flour sold in barrels and Lags.Quotations and ether joformation \u2018on application Ottices, First Floor C.¥.B.Telegriph Build.\u2018re Montreal.lenuihen îta Îlfe\u2014makois last twice as Jong os it ordinarily would, rt + Comprising Scarce ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS Canadiana, books, standard works in general literature, modern.fiction, encyclopaedias, Allustrated works, etc., etc., on .Saturday, 29th.Sovemier Commencing at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m., at 4563 St.James Street.Catalogues now ready.FRASER BROS., Auctioneers.n NOTICE.The Annual General Meeting of the Sharebolders of the Windsor Bote) Comnonr | (LIMITED) © Will be beld in toom No.1, Windsor Hotel, on TUESDAY, 2ND DECEMBER, 1902, at 3 O'Clock P.M., for the Reception-of Annual Report.\u201cTreasurer's Statement, Election of Directors for ensuing year, and such other business as may come before the meeting.Transfer Books\u2019 will be clored from Tr November until: 2nd December, both days inclusive.By order, Ww.8.WELDON, Secretary-Treasurer, Montreal, November 156th, 1908.ON Rev.ARTHUR MURPHY, M.A.FRANCAIS: Association Hall.4p.m.| rare - old , , Bir Arthur Sullivan's last Opéra 3 - THE MEN aLO ISLE.with pay a pro guette Company rorartis » ames Ee ALL NEXT WERK, .MATINEE SATURDAY.\\ SPROIAL BHGAGBMNNT MR.JAMES: ill \u2014a8\u2014+ - Rurik, The Seif In Harriet Ford's Russian Romarce.adapted from Pierre Newsky's Powerful French Drama THE HONOUR OF THE HUMBLE Management of LIEBLER and U0.+ Pavel Merit, including Miss May Buek> wh Miss Helen Tracy, Mrs \u2018Adelaide hytal, John W.Albaugh.a .Connor, Russell COrauturd.Seats Now.on Sale.MATINBES Wednesday Thursday.Saturday.THIS WEEK\u2014Kirke lL Shelle présents - \u201cARIZONA\u201d.All Next Week \u201cThe Big Scenic Production \u201cTRACY - oUTIA A.well- -constructed Drama .Heart Interest \u2014 Strong Situations\u2014 Lots of Comedy and Up-to-Date Specialties: PRICES \u201410c, 20c, 30c, 35¢ and 50c.Big Stock PROCT OR\u2019 S Company FAREWELL PERFORMANCES, \u2018Allthefav London Assurance.orites in - - Next Week\u2014 Bostock's Animal Circus, | direct from St.Nicholas Garden, , i THEATRE ROYAL = >, S WHBR-=N : QUEEN OF THE HIGHWAY A picturesque drama of We stern Life, Two carloads of scenic -and mechanical \u2018offcots, - Prices\u201410c, 200 and 30c.Next Weok\u2014Rose - Hi Bxtravaganzg Co.Every.Afternoon ov oi Evening + \u2014\u2014\u2014ms Sohmer Park.LAST WEEK OF GRAND OPERA, °.CARMEN! Entire Company in the cast.Tuesday, Thurs .day, Saturday, Sunday.St.Andrew\u2019s Society |X AL BALL WINDSOR MALL, L This Evening, Nov.28, 1902, v at p.m.\"TICKETS: Gentlemen, - $5.00.Ladies, 3.00.Subscription lists are in the hands of the different members of the committee, There are also tickets at the Star Office, Uptowa Branch, and.at the Windsor Hotel.HUGH MACKAY, Honorary Secretary._ Nn LC ** Relieve the Society.Distressed.\u201d oo \u2018 The Anniversary Sermon to the Society will \"be preached in St.Paul's Church on Sunday evening, November 230th (St.Andrew's Day), at 7 o'clock, by the M.A, Senior Chaplain.\\ A special collection in aid of the Society's charitable work will be taken up.\u201cAll Scotchmten and their dèscendants are heartily invited to be present.Members of the St.Andrew's and Caledon- \"6.45 o'clock.tL ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, ce Hon.Secretary.\u2014 Under Vice Regal Patronage.Make appointment \"Early ith Prof.Frank M.Norman.(Canada\u2019s Authority on Dancing), For Private Lessons, Learn tho \u2018\u2019FIVA-STHP.* Stantey Hall, 127 Stanley St.Tel.Up 934.\u201cBooklet, \u201cHow to.Whaltzi'\u2014=30c.DANCING ONIONYO Nernst Lamps.We have Single.Glowers in stock, 50 candle.power of WHITE light for 88 watts.Voltage 104 and 110.: Shall be pleased to exhibit and quote prices to any.one interested.\u2018 Can we not also quote you on your House Wiring 7\u201d Montreal Electric Co.; .1898 NOTRE DAME ST.c (Balmoral Hotel Block.) « Have You Got a Cold ?Then get a box of HARTE'S GRIPPE WAFERS, , À sure- cure.Price 250.oo : DHUGGIST.J.À, HARTE, à FIRE INSURANCE i * Moutreal City Agent, The Imperial Insur.1780 NOTRN DAMS ST y ace Company Limited, London, Xosiand, British \u2018American Assurance ee Alliance Asurénce Company, OR.2 GEORGE C.HIAM, \u201cimperial Building.St.dahon stron Frederick W.Norman's School, 7 tory Hall, 2200 St.Catherine Conser Yo Mca College Ave.HALLS TO RENTLF or Balls, Euchre 1 Tel.Up 2611.| Parties, Meetings, Etc.> ART ASSOCIATION, .\u2014PHILLIPS SQUARE.Art Association Classes\u2014Painting » : Class.- \u2018A Painting Class «(from the Draped Model) poons;, from 2 to 4 o'clock, November 5th.à The advanced.Ari Classes are held every Monday, from 9.30 to 12.30.\u201cdally for study.\u2026- .For particulars, apply at the Gallery\u2019 EE iid PPLICATIONS will bo receive od for tho position of Pure chasing Agent for the Crow's commenciog: The Class Rooms ars.open Apply by fetter ONLY, stating Le Office atToronto, .* : - , : Ty Admission, 25c.Reserved Seats, Bon.Kev.J.Lyall George, ACADEMY ares 8 id Now York - An Elaborate Scenic Production\u2014a Cast of Augustus Thomas\u2019 Powertul Military Drama.with ALL CARS GO THERE.8.St.Andrew's -1än Socleties will assemble in the Vestry at DANCING! DANCING! Classes on private, uessons Day.and will be held on.Wednesday and Friday after- Wednesday dnd Friday mornicgs; :\u201d - Nest Pass Coal Company, Lid; 2 qualifications and giving cree tentials to the Company's Head .- a | fhe tive 4 | i he Spain .are asked regarding His whereaboutf (Spoblét) 10> Ther Mbatheal Hireld) aoronto, Nov \u2018mben M.\u2014A: 1 Empire despatch: from® rituibes and\u2019 Erspiré dempates ips mo chief, Has disappeared\u2019 from\u2019 view, aud |, only ù Doukhobors: know where He 8.ernment.agen have gone through: the colorties, but Have not lo- \u2018cated\u2019 Mim; and when the tkhobots{; the question is answered: with a shrug of the stieulders, or elpe they say he is at some distant village.IF the Douk- -hobèræ ave pressed for information: re garding him\u2019 they exhibit extreme rere: vousness, as\" thougly they did'not wish to be questioned on:the matter: DOUKHOBOR CHIEF COMMENDS CANADIAN: GOVERNMENT.Toronto, Ont, Noverhber 28.\u2014 An Evening Telegram\u2019s special.London cable says .\u2014' Peter Verighin, the vern- erable head of the Russian Doukho- bors, who has just been released from Siberia, in an address to the Tolstoyan' Bociety, referred: to: his .co-religionisty].in Manitoba.He sald that the Cana» dian Governfpent acted wi all pos- eible good will, Jentency and.considera tion.\u201d .CASE.INVOLVES: THE: VALIDITY OF TRANSFERS: \u2014\u2014 Mr.Wm.we ir, che: ex- president of the Ville Marie Bank, gave interesting evidence yesterday in \u2018the suit now bee | ing tried before Mr.Justice Trenlioime) which the Acer children have taken against the Montrea)l Stock Yards Co.and Mr.Chas.Percy -and the Grand \u201cTrunk Railway -t6 set aside the ttans> \u2018fer of tWenty-five shares af the capital stock Jf the Stock Yards Co., which had been transferred by Mrs.\"Acer to the Ville Marie Bank.These \u2018shares formed part of a large block of stock of this company heid by | Mr.Percy, then treasurer of the Grand \u201cTrunk Railway, in trust, for the late C.M.Acer, who was the president of the Stock Yards Co.\u2026.- This trust deed was: intended to e- cure to the Grand Trunk Railway for voting purposes only the cortrol of the Stock Yards :Co., and the plaintifts- claim -that Mr.Perey, without.the authorization required by law, jilegally transferred the stock which became the property of Mr.Acer\u2019s minor children [* At his death to Mrs.Acer, who trans< ferred-it to the Ville.Marie Bank and | various other parties.\u2018 Mr.Welr, questioned by Mr.A TSH , Brown for the defence, testiffed- that \u2018 Mg.Acer, at the time of his death in 1893, owed the bank $6,700, the amount of two promissory notes, \u2018and that the stock in question was transferred by Mrs.Acer in the year 1894 in settlement of thiy debt.| Mr.Weir was submitted to a vigorous cross-examination by Mr, J.M: Ferguson, acting for the plaintiffs, dur 0006 .\u2019 ES _ \u2018 400004000000000000000000000000 Oil.Paintings and Water Colors * Now on View at Our Art Rooms.Kaffir Curios and Ostrich Feathers oe : Just Received from South Africa.\u2014 _ l'E MALONE & ROBERTSON, -Art.Dealers and Framers, 1803 Notre Dame $t, I and \u2018Mr.P.Vallee ato.assisted at the ceremony.: \u2018 fuient AT'S FUR WEATHER.| Don À try to get alôèng without a tue - garment of some kind.It saves doctor's dills and is a comfort at alt times.Wa.are pleased to show our goods.\u2018E.A.Ste: Marie.corner St.Catherine and ; Amherst Streets.\u2014ady.the evening of December 4 The cost, per member: will be R20 should: twenty decide to attend, and greater or less, in proportion should the number ve | different.Diplomas will be given to all passing the examination.: The committee earnestly hopes that.enough members will signify their in-\u2019 \u201ctention in order te ensure ; th sucvedsi of the.plan, owing to} \u2014 the meen the time, names; GOES TO NEW YORK.be sent a soon as possible toi vise Le 4.Keyes who hue Aone \u2018ome Veverley R.Robinson, chairman of the \\ es wverdang for Nem: Ready Tos .subscommittey, 12 West Forty- fourth Mir.treal sad iv for New York.from which point ae wil hereatter look after the ad- et.Be topiva of the course : will be:\u2014 vertising interests of both she Amerioas.CUTheS Mariner s Compass\u201d \" The Mar- aud- Canadian cvuaumies \u201cmers Chart,\u201d \u201cChart sailing.\u201d \u201cThe .- 8a ng Ship and Steamship Log to Books.\u201cDead.Rec oping.\u201cThe Quad SPECIAL NOTICE.rey rant, Octant.and Sex ant, Sorreu- 5 cards, calendars.from tions for the Altitude, \u2018Declination LE Sur a amtity of and Latitude, * \u201cTime aid Logarithms\u201d jast year ; 5.000 gift books at less than | \u201cLongitude,\u201d \u201cAzimuthe, \u201cCGradiat half > prive.Giving up business May- ng Lecture.\u2019 : next.VW.Street, 3 Bleury.\u2014tf.» .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .\u2014 2 JT.LEON MA ae NVITE MR: MR.T.\"LEONARD MARRIED.| KNIGHTS oF, SRE i iv Ori Thursday Mr.T.EE Kingston, Ont, Nov, 28\u2014(Special.= : Hon.J.Israel Tarte has been invited by the Kingstan Commandery: Knights the ranks of the benedlcts, when Miss Merciana Jackson were unjted.in Rev, Robert Campbell offi- marriage.d the annual bane > White, of Manches of the Grip.to atten | sisten y H.Me ae ray the bride.Misa quet of the body.to be held during the Annie - Reynolds, Miss Blanche Mines Christmas holidays.\u2014 \u2014 | Bookl binding - | The.\u2018Herald Job Department \u2018is fully: Ir.equipped for every class of Bookbind- .\u2014- ing, fromthe smallest pamphlet to the | + ee largest office ledger or record \u2018book.\u201c : 7 he Herald.Job Printing\u2019 Dept.Cv 603 Craig Street.P wa & Tarn Manager.© - FRED.isin a BIRTHS, MARIA GES] ANG DEAT wisely xi [™H \u2019 BIRTHS.BLACK 85 Mec.3 Men, = Nos.BRYAN-+-On Nov.3, M, Land re À Broan, of Weodhine, ou Ont, à sep.AMBERLAIN\u2014At Calgaëy, os Now.18, the wife of J.3.Catala! o's san © COATES\u2014At Cora Hl, N.B., oa Nov.20, to the wife of Mr.Robert Coates, a daughter.|.FRY\u2014In St.John, N.B., on Nov.n to Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Fry, a daus GUNNI At Monoton, N.B.,\u2019on Nev.1, to the of R.S.Gunning, a son.GUBDON\u2014At Michigan 2 City, North Dakota, RE Dorian * deughter to Mr.and Mrs.J.\"HERD\u2014In St.John, N.B.on Nov.to the wife of J.Hdw.Herd, a onion KERR\u2014At Hami Man.Ne 7, to the wife of John Kors.a pone or! LLOYD\u2014At Calgary, N.W.T., on Nov.17, the wife of D.S.Lioyd, of « daughter.MACKENZIE\u2014At Chicagc on Nov.19, the wife of Mr, Wentworth P.Mackenzie, of a asughter.McLEAN\u2014On the 24th inst., at 2.Dufferin\u2019 Avenue, the wife of J.J.McLean, of a son.BHANNON\u2014At Olds, N.W.T., on Nov.16th, « son to Mr.and Mrs.R.Shannon.WALSH\u2014At St.Roch's, Que, on Nov, 13th, & son to Mr.and Mrs.John D.Walsh.MARRIAGES.- BARRY-FISHER\u2014On Nov.25, Rer.B.Bashaell, M.A., John A.Sond?ot Mont- \u2019 Teul, to Louisa B.F.sher, daughter of John Fisher, \u2018Esq., of Huddersfield, England.- BELL-WALKER\u2014At St.John, N.B., by Rev.H.B.Nobles, on Nov.8, Frank Bell and Annie Ya:ker, both -of Sussex, N.B.CLAIN-SARIEVES\u2014At St.John, N.B., Kev.H.B.Nobles, on Nov.19, Levi Clain and Annié Shrieves, both of Sussex, N.B.° COCHRAN-HARRISON \u2014 At \u2018Win peg, by ev, W.W.Abbott, on Nov, 12° Jach Edward Ccthran to Vera M.L.M.B.Harrieou, both of Neepawa, DESFOSSES-HARRINGTON\u2014In this city, on the 22nd instant, at St.Bridget's Church, by Rev.Father Brady, Camille Desfôsses, -officlal stenographer of the Superior Court, to Kate, dang'rer of Richard Harrington, both of.Montreal.EISNER GIFFIN\u2014A: Isaac\u2019s Harbor, Guys- boro Co., N.S., on Nov.12, by Rev.G.Lawson, George H.Eisner, of.New York (formerly of \u2018Ha'ifax), to Myrtle A., daugh- pr of Captain Ira P.Gulf.n, of Isaac\u2019 s Har- T.GRIERSON-BOOTH\u2014At Edmionton, .on Nov.12, by the Rev.D.G: McQueen,.E.De L.Grierson, of tho Allerta.Flot:l, Edmonton, _ to Lola D.Booth, of St.Louis.oe JOHNSON-ROBINSON \u2014 Near .Ponoka, Alb., on Nov.3, by.Rev, J.A.Mair, Alex.Johbn- ' son to.Miss J.Robinson.LAVERTY-CHISHOLM \u2014 At \u2018 St.John's Church, Philadelphia, Pa., on the 25th inst., by the Rev.Faib r Thompson.Wiliam James Laverty, of Montreal, to Miss Mar- Baret .Chisholm, of Philadelphia.McCALLUM-MARTIN\u2014At Bethel, ter McCaliun, of Carman, Man.to Mss Lawrence Martin.: MEADE-LEMON \u2014 At Wetaskiwin, Alb., by Rev.J.D.Smith, on Nov.8th, John D.Meade, of Lewisville, to \u2018Miss A.E.Lemon, + of Lawton, Okla.ROSS-HAMILTON\u2014At Vancouver, B.C.; \u2018Oct.28, by the Rev.R.(}.MacBéth, of the First Presbyterian Church, Mina, daughter of the late Andrew Hamilton, of Montreal, Murdock Ross, of\u2019 Victoria, B.C.SCOTT- DEMI 3-On Nov.19, by Rev.W.Game.Vibert Scott, of Penobsquis, .to Ida iM.Fisher, daughter of Mr.os DeMi\u2019l, of Sussex \u2018Corner, C.B.SUTHERLAND-SHOREY\u2014At Winnipeg.Nov.12, by Rev.Wm.Somerville, Hugh Suthèr- land to Olive Myrtle Shorey.WOOD-MADDERS\u2014On Oct.30, at Deloraine, Man., by Rev.T.J.Johnston, Mr.Archibald Scott Wood, of Wassewa, Man.to .Miss Sarah E.\u2018Madders, daughter of Wm.Madders, Wassewa, Man.à DEATHS iN THE CITY.BENT\u2014At tbe -General Hospital, Geor D.Bent, aged 64 cn \u2018 coris DAWES\u2014Suddenly, on Thursday.Nov.27th, \u2018Thomas Dawes, aged.64.GILLESPIE \u2014 §uddenly, Euphenia Melville, relict of the late Peter Gillespie, in the 85th year of her age.McCARNEY\u2014In this city, on the morning of the 26th of November, Annie McCarney.SHERIDAN\u2014In this city, on the 26tus inst.of pneumonia, Edward Sheridan infant son\u2019 - \u2018of William Sheridan, aged 11 months.DEATHS ELSEWHERE.CARPENTER\u2014At \u2018Hedleyville, Que., on Nov.23, Michael H.Carpenter, aged 18 years! and 9 months, son of C.J.Carpenter.GAMBLE\u2014At Toronto, on Nov.23, Clarke Gamble, K.C., in his 95th year.GRAY\u2014At Niger Brook, N.B., on Nov.18th, Margaret Grey, aged 78 years.HAYCOCK\u2014At 17 Willlam Street, Brantford, Ont., on Sunday, Nov.23, Alfred Ritchie Haycock.HENRY \u2014 At Alexander\u2019 8 Point, Shippegau, N.B., on Nov.6, Elizabeth S., widow of the late James G.Henry, in her; :83rd year.MoCULLOCH\u2014On Nov.21, John McCulloch, of Alameda, Cal, aged 78 years.McBLHINNEY\u2014At Brockville, Ont., on Nov.18, Sophia Booth, relict of the late James | McElhinney, aged 73 years.: MeNABB\u2014In Winnipeg, on Nov.19, Alexander.McNabb, of Prince Albert, N.W.T., aged 58 years and 19 days.- MILLLER\u2014At Cheadle, Man., on Nov.16th, Wm.Henry, son of W.J.Miller, aged 7.Years, MOORE\u2014At Central Economy N.4., on Nov.17, D.H.Moore, aged 71 years.MUNCE\u2014At Ottawa, on Nov.22, wm.Musee, + aged 60 years.MURTAGH\u2014At Quebec, on Nov.18th, \u2018John Murtagh, of H.M.Customs, ja the 7oth year : of bis age.NIXON\u2014On Nov.20, at St.John, N.B., Joan | Nixon, in the, 17th year of his age.PENNELL\u2014In North Fredericksburgh, Ont, on Nov ,14, George Edwin, infant son of ! Thomas Fennell.RIVERS\u2014On Nov.15, CIt- Frances Rivers, daüghter of Mrs.Vic Anderson,\u2019 Calgary, aged 16 years and 10 montbs.THEBERGE \u2014 Accidentally killed at St .Joseph de Levis, on.Nov.18, Antoine The- berge, contractor, at the age of 86 years.and 9 months.Hard Coal for $9 is too cheap, so is charlotte for 10 cents.\u20ac staniisned 1840 \u2018Jos.C.Wray & Bro.Undertakers, £90 MOUNTAIN STREET.One Geor nelow st.l\u2019atherine ntreot 143 ST DOMINIQUE STREET Mestre GILLETTS PURE POWDERED LYE BEST, ~ PUREST, ~~ STRONGEST.E.W.SRT mt] 11, dat.FOR SALE.tn 0 pe due.one rec M does not the house.wholesale pe votail, Main.Strest, England, Francs United States and Sr von: SALB \u2014 INVALID iB ROBEING FpOLIN.ing chaire, back a tonle Sas t ln bidet, RE Pacha _poaite the od St.Lawrence oy FOR BALE \u2014 A ANDSOME THOROUG > brel Solus Jom, 18 nA ry old.«© Metal ALE -\u2014 ONC AND | dges made to order: be ea tickets for cigar show cases: vi ve.= je the thing to make goods :sell Moncel.ne BE, es né Room 1.FOR SALE \u2014 T CLASS BAKING BUSI.including horses, waggons, sleighs, ness, oto.Private dwelling adjoining bakeshop.À reasons for selling.For particulars, by to.> A mitli _ | port to the masver hand of the Pennayl- | ception.There were some from the North- wie\" \u201d by Allin E Dunlap, \u2018with photogravure - illustrations, which show.the Ton Dollars Reward Addreas Isaac Pellotler, Chesterville.379x | FOR BALE \u2014 FUR LINET \u2018COAT.FINE collar, suitable -for coachman or driver, nt any kind, A bargatn.Call afte , Mitehesnn ave, ater sha a FOR SALE.\u2014 KINDLING, FOR À THE \u201cMit, | rs, Kindling wood.$2.00.Cut hard wood, | 3 Bo Mill blocks.$1.75.Tan bark, $2,00.McDiarmid, 62 Richmond squire: a | you SALE Z7wo NEW HIGH CLASS HOM® WORK, KNITTING, GIVEN HONEST WANTED\u2014OPERATORS IN ALL DEPART- pianos.WIit fall at a bargain for cash.W.J.Taylor, 603 Craig st.city.: FOR SALW \u2014 LARGE THIPLE STEEL vault, Heral® Pub, Co., 603 Cralg st., city.FOR SALE\u2014SAPES.FIRE AND BURGLAR proof, néw and secondhand.at prices thst defy competition.Larkest stock in city.A.Te: phone Main 84.Tha { FOR SALE \u2014 HANDSOME \"SOUVENIR\" : stove; good oven.28714 St.\u2018Urbain st.286x* FOR SALE CHEAP, SOLID WALNUT ! bedroom suite.Can be.seen.951 st.Urbain street.tû FOR SALE \u2014 PRIME AYDSTERN MEATS.- .Roast beef, 8 10 \u201clamb.5c to.1%; veal, Ge to 13140: salt vel \u2018resh nork, ham and sausag-e, nvdwine ef poultr» recalved d-y fe en 140 Cv Market, 118-120 Blrurs, \"WANTED To PURCHASE, Pnalncre Tel 281x Bel A: a in i\u201d S$ umo Se per ; .gs Adve rtisemen: s \u201cword per imacrtion, 6 insertions fur, the price of four.i | WANTED TO PURE MASE \u2014 House: a turnliure ior cash; ay quantity.Bex K | _ 110, Herald.280% ©! i WANTED TO PURCHAS T= TEN POLI.ARS reward will Le paid.ht this o\u2018fice for the Montreal paper published in \u201cthe: year 1848, + .which contained i c:li .rom the Home Government for the lieirs of.S.S.Jennings, or Samuel Scauteu.Jennings.Man.- on © Nov.19, by Rev.J.M.Harrison, Mr.Wal- | Rrra aA FAMOUS BED BUG | Ahern, Montreal Safo Works, 390 St.James.Lara consignment .: 2492 ' In This Page.STATON me à rears of work in labor se our Abs Storied; Apply the Das à Lawrence Bt, Antoine st WANTED \u2014 A BOOK CANVASSEA.4 sod 4 8 LA comsiagion pal a wi Pratt WANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS 58 x Paés AND dray loger pa horgesba IE Vin 3x NCES REQUIR- = h fer warçran Ia MWEDIA TEL ht Lt.valope Bea?Sh 5 2 BAT | Se in w \u2014 13 TO 16 HT GIRLE, OVER WANTED \u2014 GENERAL 8 BERVANT TO GO ih R_ vel engineer ea Ox:ivie, vexportenet, ta W.Ia ad as ents\u2019 as Cris Store.Apply ex | RL Hate aos and jé rer McRae | required Neon HEFEREN vas $L4 a month.427 Mount Pleasing | | 2 WANTED = G FOR PAPER BAX FACtory.Apply at.The Miller Bros.Co., IAL | WAN TED \u2014 GENERAL, SERVANT; COUN- WANTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT for family of three; referen required._Apply 12 Springfield ave., W ount.280x : WANTED \u2014 CIRCULAR AND SAMPLE DIStributors wanted everywhere.No canyaes- ve Good pay.Co-operative Adv: > industrious tamilies; every locally; wages.Tén dollar outfit uired.ice Glasgow Woollen Company, Toronto, WANTED \u2014 AN OFFICE BOY.APPLY To Red dy & Reddy, Notaries,\u2019 Imperial Blâg., 107 St.James st.3six- WANTED \u2014 =~ OPERATORS.EXPRRIENCED- WANTED AGENTS \u201cWANTED IN avemy girls can earn from 75¢ to $2.00 per day.| Sur insiructors will teach girls wishing to learn.Please eut out this ad and bring it with you and apply.at office.Tho Stand: - ard Shrt Co.Limited, 217 Delorimier ave ' WANTED, \u2014 TEACHERS WANTING EM- | WANTED = \u2014 METAL \u2018SPINNER.APPLY, with references, to.The Booth Copper Soy 128 Queen st.E., Toront-, Oat.TO LET.TO LET \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED AND very warm, large six-roomed, new and up- to-date middle tat; every, convenlante, in- ciudinz.Aucr light, hot \u2018and cold -water, cote.sp'endid location, Cheap to suitable tenant until May neat.\u2019 129 Mentana st.23)x.TO LET \u2014 SHOP, CORNER BUCKINGHAM nvenu!, peur Gry 51 Andy to à Bucklug- bam avenue.Low rent for winter.285x.TO LRT -\u2014 FURNISHED HOUsE VERY clegantly \u2018urnished :2 roomed.honse, situ-, -ated où St, Louis square, completely furnished.fnrluding kit bon \u2018utensils, bedding, - china and s!lv-rware, fit od thro:ghout with |\u2019 électrie lighting una hot water heating: stable room for two horses and rarrlages : Rulway Company.ly N.GQ.\"Vali Anil Cath Ae | E ec upon all Branches of Küguserin ply a uette, LAT St.Catherine! ois e v « § : 9 = « 216 Drummond Street.Mentreal.I TRY IT, AND GET WHAT YOURE AFTER.nmediat HOBATSSINN unti street.girl préferred~ Apply 22 Berrl st.280x | I I ! i A PAPER \"RULER; ALSO A fos en department.to Ottawa; small family; no washing.Apply 104 Maokay ot, 8 mx - IMMEDIATELY, ON ONE § STEAM d two erane\u2019s men.Apply uv awe | Power, Canada _Avantyg Raliver, 0 ; u WANTED \u2014 GIRL To END To CARH a \u2014 xeon ou HILDREN at 104 Mack Oy réforepons | ' WANTED - qui À &BSIST IN LIGHT :» Rous k; no weshing.Apoly to 33 Fully st.Pine ave WANTED \u2014 TWO STRONG BOYS TO WORE \u2018 at plumbing and gt Walsh &'Co., 562 Crai WANTBD \u2014.FWENTY MEN FOR ENGland: trangportation and wag:s; start on Monday; applications personal.437 NTS.JN EVERY CITY.James.ANTE 5 E wn and he ig Cshads, to handle an easy saljing article.From five to ten aol lars a day cau be made W'thout any trouble.Address Box M 351, Herald.ge mfltting.Apply.M.eine Ao} wages and steady work all the ments.e make overalla, pants, shirts, | \u201cFear round.ana oy iy A ain ies Th Sure and cuffs.ya n oftice, > apd 8 rt Cor Lin a 19 to\u2019 lort- | | _motèr a LL town and village.to canvass for one of the .best known \u2018papers in Canada.Liberal commissions i e paid to.good agents Address Box.K 85, Herald Office.4e ployment during holidays, can liars how to make five to ten doliars a day by writing to Box M 350, Herald.te MONEY TO LOAN., TRUST FUNDS TO.INVEST IN MORT- Eiges.current rates otf \u2018Interest.Doucet & Phillips, Notaries, Canada Life Chambers.x MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT, IN clty or country.on, mortgages, po icles, note of hand, or other guarantee.\u201cOsw.Chaput Co.La Presse Building.282x mire civiL ENGINEER.: P.A£ex HETERGON, CB.nie, CONSULTING | I M Ing NGINWVER (Late Chie: Ensiocaf of the Canadian Pacifio is prepared to\u2019 act as Arbitrator io Legal Cases, and Conriiting ss insurance } \u201c Montreal.; Trees rm words, § insertions, f for me BOOKKEEPER\u2014A tent, strict) very best of references, is open for a Apply to sex.Philip, 112 Fiymeuth tion.Grove, Montreal rie WANTED \u2014 BY T.PATTERSON, CHAIR camer, repairing all altting, volving or high class canlog, hablew\u2019 naire _softly re-caned.172 St.Urbain nt.288x WANTED \u2014 \u2014 BITUATION AS \u201cBOOKKEEPER br youug man; knowledge of typewriting and stenogriphy; RH.M., Hérald Of WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE.\u201d A POSITION \"A first class designer and Prem sid.reference siven.Ottice.WANTED \u2014.=F \u2018ONCE, A POSITION BY A first class designer and pattern - ter ; \u2018erence given, Apply Box , He Office.=\u2014 Forwarder.- BUSINESS CARDS.Ay FINLAYSON (SUCCESSOR TO FIN- ldyson & Grant), Customs Broker and Warebouseman.Free.at.Montreal.Heated Storage, \u2018Bond er : Telephone Main 1308.P.0.Bex 4._ LEGAL CARDS.THOROUGHLY COMPE- Dookkeeper, With rocking ood references.Box B 318% WANTED \u2014 \u2014 \"SITUATION.AS WORKING Apply Box ret- i Tua Lo.+ 418 and 017 ft.ACLENNAN, CLINE & MACIENNAR, Barristers, etc, Cornwall, Maclennan, K.C., C EITCH, PRING À Haters, Chancery, Nctories Public, - Ont.Jas.Leitch, K.C,, R.A.Pri GC.Cameron, LL.B.jhvcHaN & ELLIOTT.\u2018ADVOCATSS, 3, ETC.Canada Lite Building, 183 St.James et, Montreal.: _ HN TEPHENS, HUTCHINS & MARGOLESR, Advocates, Ba Tempio Building, 8 Cc.H.LS.Margolesse.address, \u2018Stepius.\u201d\u201d { Geo.C.Gihbons, KG PEENSHIELDS EET & HARV Te! Al red E.Harvey, Dr.E.R.Barton, .ARURGD + 2305 ST.C ! Telephone Up 12 : MONTREAL ART PRINTERS\u2014 .HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT.Attorneys-at-Law, Solicitors in @tephens, K.C.; Horace A.Telephone\u2019 Main 1888.Cable *IBBONS & HARFER, X etc, Richmond and Carling sta.London.| Barristers, etc, 1724 Notre Dame st.¥ risters, ete., \u2018Third Floor.Temple Bldg.,: Main #18.\u2018Ont, D.B., H.Clige, F.J.Maclennah .LE & CAMERON, BAR.orn wall, le,\u201d J.A.ic.rristers, Solicitors, etc.t.James street, Montreal.| Hutrhins, BARRISTERS, C., Fred F.Harper.æ GRERNSHIFLDS, EY, ADVOCATES, BAR- 3 8.P.Lest, K.C., B.C.: rs ON-D - NTIST.ATHERINE ST.\".95.strictly SITUATIONS.WANTED FRIALE.under words, § insertions, for SSe.| WANTED \u2014 BY COMPETENT DRESSMAK- ar, sewing in pri ete familles: fasts, Mira br lei D.WANTED \u2014 BY THOROUGHLY RELIABLE ! Protestant lady, position as working bhouse- keeper; has held pdgponsible positions; un- oa Triooable references.Box K To aid.bousekeeper, 3004 cook, understands work thoroughly; no objections to leaving city.Apply at 663 St.Lawrence st.79% ROOMS AND BQARD.TF Advertisements fn this column Ke por \u201cWord per insertion, § insertions for the price .of four.- .; ROOMS AND BOARD \u2014 LARGE FRONT room, suitable for two gentilemen or married couple: also single room, bathroom fat; every modern convenience; uesirable | Jocality and convenient: Auer Hight.60 Ber- thelet ot.ou BUSIN ESS CHANCES.£5 Advertiscments in this rolumn %c per word per inscrtion, 8 insertions for the price of four.WHY NOT HAVE AN EXPERT \"LOOK after your ads?We write booklets, folders, .place bill-posting, in fact everything \"in the line of advertising.Address M.8.Herald Ortice, and a\u2019 representative wiil | y Call.- tr i WANTED \u2014 TAN EXPERT LADIES\u2019 AND gents\u2019 tailor (Jate of New York), now established in busincrsa on St.Catherine st.west, des'res to communicate with person of some.\u2019 means with object of enlarging business.Splendid opportunity.Communications confidential\u2026 Apply Box K =, Herald Office.PERSONAL.CL -PERSONAI\u2014T C.O'BRIEN HAS REMOVED to 471 St.Lawrence Main, sccond door above Sherbrooke st.Full line of American cam- ples.\u2019 84x \"PERSONAL \u2014 SClENTibiC | PALMISTRY taught and hands delineated.4 City Coun- eillor.282x PERSONAL \u2014 7 SCIENTIFIC 5 PATMISTRY.Consult Mudame Septima, \u2018America\u2019s lead.\u2018 ing palmist, whose reputation is established.' Equalled by no other.Readirgs and lessons - dally.2718 SL.\u201cCatherine st.Ladies, .Gentlemen, $1.00, 281x PERSONAL \u2014 CONSULT THE © GREA1 practical phrenologist, Campbell.teacher of .Professors.Morris and Alexander.Lessons in hypnotic\u2019 treatment.Free lecture \u2018to- ~ night at 8 0 \u2018clock.Rooms, 2309 St.Cather- \u2018ine, st.eC a .283% oo EDUCATIONAL.WANTED \u2014 PRIVATE PUPILS FOR GEN- - eral studies; terms - reasonable.K 122 Herald.\u2019 280x RAILYA y REWS A SINGULAR CONGESTION.- \u2018Seem to poss.es the ingrevients ol a new movement \u2018and shou.Ad be r.giuly \u2018avuiaed by those wno wou,t.fa ntamn ter mental equipo se unimpaired.This i is how u spe- \u201ccial coircspoundent at Free describes the situation and the appali ng etiects.on the mind may be judged trom the.\u201clanguage \u2018employed: \u201cGrinding, roari: & pant: ng, driven by weary, restiess tian crows, urged: on by the relentless hands of the chicis at the - ; telegraph - keys, # thousand canking en-, \u2018g'nes pul ed 45,000 cars-ot freigut intu and \u201cout of\" ibd Pitsburg district yesterday.wehiegls rong.d if dd.y thé bur- \u2018den of the hündreds of thousnds of tons tof freight transported bÿ the great steel arteries, whose vongustion for three weeks has all but stopped thé tremendous industries .of the workshop of the world; thou- isands of tired mén watched the pited: up tracks gradually clear of the tonnage that I has been gathering ih them for days and i days.| And by the time darkness fell the chiefs\u2019 ! the pivotal divisions wote avle to re- vanie system in Priladelphia, who had sat ; all afternoon in his office, h's finger on the.| traffic, that | pulse of the jammed, etrain.n !dawn would\u201d sec Pittshirg strict more | nearly clear of waiting freight than it has been in a month.» It was the greatest -movement of freight into.and out of one railroad centre the middle states: \u2018have ever scen.Every engine that could raise steam.every: crew, that coud be mustered -was brought into the congested divisions for ghe day.And borrowed.locomotives\u201d from .roads 1,000 miles awav were not by any means the ex- \u201cwestern, some from the Panhandle, some from Missouri, some from \u2018Alabama, and.even some from Canada.\u201d \u201c INCREASES IN FREIGHT RÂTE.A despatch from Washington states that * The congest.on +f railway bus ness would : J Inter-State Commerce.Commission a new; ish tariff schcdule between New York d Chicago, making an increase of tive | cents in the export rate on provisions, and [of five cents for.dressed meats, both for.domestic and export.The new tariff will i be effective January 1, 1903.The tariff on provisions is thus raised from 25 cents to 30 cents per 100 pounds, | and on dressed meat from 40 cents.to.45! cents.The domestic rate on provisions remaining as at \u2018present.The means a difference of some hundreds of thousands of dollars to shippers.1t is sail that all the oth:r roads.in the Central Freight Association territory which comprises everything east of the Mississippi River and north of the Ohio, except north of IMinois, will, under the agreement \u2018wihch.is understood to have been reached between the roads, file simi lar tariffs.Iucreases in other articles are expected \u2019 te THE FOUR TRACK NEWS, \u2018That gaily plumed messenger to the.magazine world which the New York Central sends out monthly under the \u2018name hi the \u201cFour Track News,\u201d :is not onl y De Heonling singularly bright in its -dazzling orango colors, but is beginning to beat its literary wings to some purpose.It is.an illustrated magazine of travel and education, published under the direction of Mr.George H.Daniels, the general ger agent.In the November num- Per th e story of early Rapid Transit bon Arne is told 4\u201c ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STRZET: s ; ue NTREAL.Tm BRSTER à Ti BE AVER LINE From st.John, N.B.to » Liverpool.LAKÉNERIE \u2026.LARE CHAMPLAIN | LAKE ONTARIO .Dec.§ .Dec.10.Jan.2 From ét.John, N.B, to Bristol.i LAKE M EGANTIC \u2014 CHRISTM AS \u2018SAILINGS.The S.8.LAKE ERIE, wailing Dec.5th for \u2018Liverpool, salling for Bristol their potsel:gers in mas Holidays.FIRST CABIN\u2014Single, $45.00 and vpwards; | Round Trip, $85.50 SECOND CABIN and.the S.S.LAKE MEGANTIC, Dec.11th, win both.land good time for \u2018the Christ-.and upwards.- Single, $35.00 and up: | + wards; Round Trip, $68.83 and upwards, According to stcamer, location and number of persous In room.For further parti | of the line, or to ELDER.DEMPSTER & CO \\ ¢ ST.SACRAMENT STREET, .MONTRFAL A .DOMI N - 35 ATRL HEAD 15 Sere 3 x n Ge 20.00, 10,000 $.8.CA CARRIGAN.Bm seésrecscène su | ss.GLENLRM b WEA eieesraressrasenee heal A.8 MALIN HEAD .ooveereinanmancnce 6,000 B08 ARRAY HEAD .ccoincesierecnsoves B.500 8.4.INTSHOWEN HFEAD Leursoccccucucce 5,00 FA.RENTORB HEAD c\u2026.\u2026 avocccvacce 4,800 9 8.DUNMNRE HEA D.4,000 se.HEAD 500 8.200 RAMORE \"HEAD AQU ; 0 BOLI .about Nov.17 B INGORE HEAD 0.about Nov.\"20 o be followed by Siemens x fortoightly | pry.winter from N.B.: number of cAbin passengers cap- erete ater, fan i th hus or ot Faas\" grantsd from! ali GR ve, Murphy & Kon » Quebec bd, Cat Thom pt y.TP 90} om A & Go.art Jobn, | \"at Horn 0 Blan gue eita EL MOLEAN, KENNEDY & 00.per ACTE Mab Lc) This Paper Is Printed With the Queen Gity Printing Ink Go.\u2019s Ink.*Manxman .*Turcoman .Englishman .Merion .HA \u2018Vancouver.Nov.New, England.Dec.om BRISTOL SERVICE.FROM PORTLAND.rocsceuscs STEERAGE RATBS\u2014To Liverpool, London, Londonderry, G'asgow, Belfast and Queens- town, $24.50 and $25.50, according to steamêr tulars, apply to any agent | ION LINE: : MAIL STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE, FROM PORTLAND.FROM PORTLAND, *Irishman.Nov.22 *Turcoman.Dec.13 Californian.Nov.20 Colonian.Dec.\u201820 *Norseman.Dec.8 .*Irishman.Dec.27 .about Deo.: 6 Des.'about Jan.3 *These steamers do not carry passengers.Saloon, $30 and upwards.' BOSTON TO - LIVERPOOL.vers Deo.10 cesaerseranndee Balcon; $50.Third Class, $28.00, BOSTON TO THB MEDITERRANBAN.29 \u2018 Cambroman.Dec.20 8 Oommoriweatth Jan.8 For further information, \u2018apply.to any agents of the company, or to D.TORRANCE & co.GENERAL AGENTS.\u2019 '17 ST.SAOCRAMBNT ST., MONTREAL.The INTERCOLONIAL COAL MINING COMPANY, LTR.mens orne oN Westville BEE = =: as \u2018 2% In the matter of DESSUREAULT & CLOU- | stock Monday, ATENTS am à RADE MARKS \u20ac VEN N.EVANS, \"lemnie Buading, MONTREAL a nie! SS.O 3 Weoulicit the business of Manutaciurers, En gineers.and nthers who realize the advisabilit having their Patent.business transacted by EY Preliminary advice free.Charges m rite.Our Inventors\u2019 Help, 125 pages, sent u perts.request.Marion & Marion.New vere ife B de.Mantre al; ad Washingwon D.C.- Dawes & = BREWE RS, Pale Ales and Porter LACHINE, P:Q Montreal Oo: \u2026 Main'533 6:1 St.James = Street \u2019 Aleand Porter : \" BROS.Brewers.Have always on hand the various kinds ot ALE and PORTER Wood and Bottles.Familles Regularly Supplie4, 600 Notre Damo St, Montraal.\u2014 - + .Office Supplies.\u2014\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014__ No house iB psontreal ia atter ec 21p- w c stationery, sla.cuvpiies of ait Xinds, Printing, Bookbinding, Ruling, Fm._bosaing, \u201cReliefs, etc, quickly cnd ehéaply executed.: JOSEPH.FORTIER, 254 St.James Se.= \u2014 \"HORSES! FOR SALE, \u2018High \u201cstern! tf Cobs, matches pairs, Carriage and Saddle Horses, Heavy \u2018Draught and\" General Purpose, alvars, an hand.HE TELPER & CLINIE co, 1 sm.MAURICE STRERT.,\" \u2014\u2014 LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE ASSURANCE COMPANY.\u2014 Lsaliable Assets vovboccuos veut fone ju Canada.ecurity, omp ment ana Lib ; in the adjustment of Losses are the \u201cBro.ineut features of company.Temporary Offices at 87 S{.Peter st.(PER a.Recollet Strest) UNTIL During as ot tha Company's - .Offices at old address, corner \"de en and Places d\u2019Arm CANADA BOARD OF.DIBECTORS A.F.Gault, Chairman.Wentworth, J.Buchansa, Deputy Chairman.Sam'l.Finley, 3 8 Clouston.| .Hon.8ir Alexander Lacoste, K.C.M.G.a.Smrth, Resident Secrets rend Office, Canada Reanen: Montiel re INSOLVENT.NOTICE.$61.187.2¢5- 83.300), 21a TIER, -Shewinigai Falls, Insoivents, at le anderaigned wil Sat by public auction, @ rate inthe dollar, at No st.J Strest, Montreal, ames \"TURSDAY, DECEMBER, 2nd, 1902, A it O'Clock A.M., The movable assets of the said Insolvents, as | follows: Dry Goods, Jewellery, otc.$1,060.75 Groceries and \u2018Provieions.027.74 ts and Shoes .158.48 tare | Furniture and rolling : sereneserrrairsnstaens \u2014\u2014 82,054.8 License (6 months from ist Novem- w, ber, 1002) 0000000 000000 \u201c197.50 Book Debts and Billa Receivable, as\u2019 POP HBL .ccivnorerioinnonncionane 518.90 Terms\u2014Cash.ot The store will be open for Ingpeci! 1st, 1908.o) re.mber - The inventory and list of book à at our office.Tor \u2018further information, apply to : - LAMARCHB & BENOIT, MARCOTTE BROS, | Amiguens.sucer MONTREAL ART.PRI : -; HERALD , Jon D dupe ; sie \u20ac .ar 4, % Lie a \"Wants CAPADIAN FAGIFT, RE TO, HAMILTON, CHICAGO\u2014Lwv.WINN ok 2% Porrol 2 Re om, VAD vi 48.45 a.m.19.30 &.am, 2 15 En; try MARIE, sf .m, D2 AF.(8.5% a.m, 11158 a.m, Syl.m.$6.30 p n THIER 1,5.i Ar.42.10 p.re.+ 20 p vir, mores of i y.MENTAEAL TIME BILL.5h 0 October 13th.N.J., A BALIFAX \u2014 La.$11.5 po 1h Ar.\u201c7.85 a.m., 171.15 p.0 0 p.P&G\", AND PACIFIC COAST-Lv.\u201c0.4 Ar, og *10.05 p.m.Ar.*8.00 a.m.6.5 pm.00 p.m, LS 0.5.\u2014 Lv.\"18.30 am.1 opm, WO 11 Fe pr 6.30 a.m., 19.00 am, *1.45 p.m.an 41 .hy (1)1.30 p.m., 14 00 \u2018p.215 72)5.15 p.m., \"10.00 p.m.Ar.9 ER Er .m., m., = BROCK ELS: 15.9 a 2e 14.90 ne he 5p $10.00 a.m., pC 5) - 1850 am.til pm.AR 0 a.m.(12.00 p.m.45-10 FROME \u2014 lv.19.00 Te 89,15 ne en +530 p.m.(2)8.20 n.m Ar.LÉ Ar taro am, (n)7.05 Dar = crcent y +Week days.(a).dave IP WINDSOR 8TN., 8.45 Va 00.a.m.4.00 p.m, Dally (NSaturday onlv.LTE « 19.50 a.m.47.06 p.m., £9.45 p,m.E, AGATHE \u2014 Le.(m)9.00 am.15.30 p.m.Ar.19.50 a.m., (m)1.06 p.m .FE (m19.00 a.m, $9.15 gm 46.30 p12 49.15 ply xDafly except\u201d Saturday and Bu (m)Tuesdays ang Thure- fr) Thnredzvs colv.Saturday.except PAC] re ROVED OTTAWA SERVICE am, 9.40 a.010.06 p.m.= AR.OTTAWA, 11.45 am., *13.60 Lead ns le pm, 7.00 p.m., iv.LV.PLACE VIGER, 8.20 a.m., 54 pm Daily, Sundays included.e1,60 am.§Sucdays oulye - Other trains week days only.QUEBEC SERVICE rron Place Viger 18.30 Week days.$Sundays only.SPRINGFIELD, Mass.Sieep \u2018except a.m.,- 12.00 p.m., $3.30 p.m, *11 p.m.*Dally.\u2018Chrsugh .Ooach and\u2019 ing Car from Windsor St.7.45 p.m.daily Sunday.CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 12 HD, - Da ST.JAMES STRERT.next Por: Qffige.) ds | \\ IS | SYSTEME Leave Bonaventure Station | \u201cInternational Limited \u201d ilyat9a m.ar Toronto 4.40 p.m., Ham- illon 5.40 p.m., Niagara Falls On.7.05 mn).Buffalo 8.20 p.m., Loudon 7.40 p.m., etroit 9.20 p m., Chicago 7.2) à m.- Blegant Cafe Service on above train.MONTREAL and NEW YORK.Shortest Line.Quickest Service 2.Day Trains, daily.exospt Sunday, way.1 Night Train da ly.way, LVE.ARR.MONTREAL : Ham HL am, NE W YORK # BD) mm 110.pam, *Daily.+Daily except dam.MON TREAL & SPRINGFIELD, Mags.Through Coach, Parlor and Sleep- Trains leave Bonaventure Station at a.m.week days and 8.40 p.m.daily.- For 137 St.Service.2.Comfort Travel by the Grand \u201cTrunk Railway System.: .: CITY TICKET OFFICES, \u2018 \\ James Street, Telepboiies Main 460 and 461 or Bonaventure Stationing Car\u2019 mr Mail Train - Leaves Sundays at 12 noon.taking this train_ make close connection at Steamers for\u2019 Liverpool.The Passengers \u2026 Halifax with Allan Line Mall Popular Route to the Tropics.Pickford and Black Bteathers sali + Halifax every other Monday morning toe -_Be rmudd, The Windward Islands, Barbas \u201cdos, Trinidad and Demerara.jebec Service\u2014 \u2018Trains.leave Montreal at 7.40 am.13.00 - noon and 11.46 p.m.Returaing, trains leave Levis at 12.10 p.m.and 4.20 p.m.Improved Night Service - The Express lesving daily, except Sunday, PT \u201cat 11.45.p.m., with sleeper attached, are: rives in Quebec at:7.03 a.m.Passengers can occupy this sleeper at 9.00 p.m., and.remain in car until.8.00 a.m.AU.Trainé depart from Bonaventure J.W.BRYSON, Station.; érry TICKET OFFIGE, : 143 ST.JAMES STREET.- \u2014 Tes H.À.RACE - .ionereat.Montreal : \u201cNEW YORK: CENTRAL Trains leave Windsor Station as follows: 8.254.T.00P.M daily ex- for all Adironda cept Sunday Mountain pointes , daily - Malone, Utica Mao Rochester, Buffalo; \"Albany, New York sud all points south.8.235 A.M.except Sunday cal tral D.25 AM.ex.Sat.& Sun.ma 9.45 A.M.Sunday only Beauharzois, .1.35 P.M.Saturday only St Timothee and.M.10) P.M.except Sunday} Valieyeld.7.00 P.M.daily.: For tickets, time tables, Pullman oar - commodation, and full\u2019 information, cale the city office, H.© CATHERINE \u201cPree, | F.E.BARBOUR.General Agent 2263 ST.HEBERT, ty Ticket Agent Illegal Bottling, 850 REWARD.WM.DOW & CO, .: BREWERS AND MALTSTERS.Will pay the above reward for evi- : dence leading to the conviction of any person using their name, trade mark, or la To bels, Without their authority.Users of co Electric Light & Power We power are the plonears of cheap.Tighe an .Under wimilar conditions, Hours \u20ac use and measurements, we dery campetition,- It our prices do not appear right, \u2018there a nigger on the fence.\u2019 Oonnult an ex before deciding, or awalt our revised prices .für Shawinigan power in January.Lachine Rupids Nydrautie Tel.Notice to.Advertisers pr THE HERALD busine ss 514 3° niece of Ad & Land Company, Limited, 38 VICTORIA SQUARE.; Main 1745.n Frida, nigres for ¢ x v eo ve space in NTREAL ART moa i = HERALD.Jon DEPARTM N o> \u2018famt pink.evepsng.bags \u2014that fe \u2018 Dr:Ghass's Ointment! HAUNTED.tefiere ca \u2018whisper In the night, ~ A little across the years, ind ! who heard in deep affright, Awakened with unnumbered fears.It is some deed that I have done, [\u20ac Some sin 1 wrought long, long ago; But hush! Am I the only one?Then wherefore am I troubled so?For all men do some evil deed, And all men falter\u2014some men fall; -.Po ghosts of Selfishness and Greed Come back, O God- to, haunt them alit Maybap some waywardness was mine.In vanished days; mayhap 1 fell.Muet I now drink the bitter brine\u2014 Must I seo eyes that gleam froin: hell?« Then came a whisper through the night, A little cry across the years, And 1 who heard, in deep afright, Listened with wild, unnumbered feara.K am the ghost of that pure deed .You might have done, but did not doi - \u2018tam the ghost of that good seed You might have sown when Life was new.And this It is that haunts you now\u2014 That deed undone, that seed unsown: Too late, too late, to take the plough, \u201cThe Spring is gone, the May is flown} ' And this I heard amd the night\u2014 This voice that called across the years; And when the dawn came, silver white, -1was companioned with my tears.Charles H.Towne, in Philadelphia Sandy Schçol Times \u2018 Pot-Pourri UTILITY.BAGS FOR WRISTS.Opera bags come in all the rich brocaded wilks, lined and drawn her at the top with ribbon sun thro jewelled rings.One in purple brocade witht a- Plain purple satin lining was exquisite.Sar r are those in bhek,.worked in goi silver or steel, and more \u2018subdued vet.th of wizin black velvet.Quaint and old-fashioned was one in black; with a Lrocade design of moss roses in a dull, lany have Seen Just euch a bit of bropade among grand fnuther\u201ds treasures.Indeed, Jf you have \u2018any.old brocade packed away in the attic, et} it out and make yourself an opera bag more, old-fashioned 1t is the Jriore wh it win Oame Fashion\u2019s approrgs at present.But it is in the bags.for dress\u2014the ney runs riot.These come , softest colored suedes in evening iets set with pretious gems and magnificently mounted.One in e lovely ly gray, is studded thickly with ked about with steel.The whole front of the bag is covered with this rich ornamentation.* Others are of pale velvet, hand- -painted and embroidered in pearls, .Long strands of tiny seed pearls, weave in and out of the design and around\u2019 the edge of tine bag, enhancing the beauty of the exquisite vamting.In place of the pearls one had jong lines of gold sequins like a chain of tiny stars scattered over rich surfade.Not quite a0 showy, 1 Po every whit as elégant are the La of pale moire with rich gem-set tons.beauty of the bag ire a Hes in the rich, lustnous silk.Put the is a \u2018mass of brilliant gems and lowing Fold.One bad crescents of hril- ants, shaping down from the gold top over the silk.Another had a deep lattice work of crystals, fairylike im effect.Very new ure the matinee tags of allie ator.These are fitted also and are slight- y larger than the average wrist They come- in all colors, the rich golden ros | of the natural skin, in four and five s of blue and other modish rs.One in the lovely rich natural brown has a flexible |\u2019 olden snake for the chain.\u2018also bave the\u2019 leather Landles.k tt ti eu wi umes.makes an attractive en propriate hag.Walrus seems to be he favored leather, and it is brought out i a variety of lavely cclorings.The clasps, too, are prettier than ever.Some have a brilliant gem ins acts others are a trailing garland of; leaves rich gold, and one seen Was an-autima leat, the.brilliant tint.given by inset gems.Truly, the designers \u2018have.outdone For mourning t-emeelves à in making these bits of véllity beautiful = the Cook.Spanish Toast.Tee egg \"beaten ee one cup Ey 'f cup e slices of stale bread, dip in Chis mixture, fry brown with butter.(Bing powdered sugar between the layers and serve, | Pig Head Pudding.Boil the head until the bones s'ip out.Cut- the meat fine, add three eggs.one cup of sweet milk, two cups of bread erumbs and salt and pepper to Pake until ghe pudding is a light brown eolor ¢ on\u2019 top.Southern Pie Crust.1 potatoes half \u2018late top, and be sure, if this is not proper: : wide.open, b'g bowl means \u201cdoubles in.the.whinning, for even the \u201chour's work, sized Four cups of flour to one cup of land, one-half teaspoonful ealt, one one-half teaspoon- To Boll Ham Put th prb ee ie \u2014 =\" : Posoh- Gobbler.Line.$, pan with rie SEA and.cut- a\u2019 square ,Jhe-deveb où out ih e bottom.win the dish with «li a, sprinkle a'dialf eup of Trmneg aps rand add about two tablcspoontus of water and one ounce of butter out\u2019 up, in Phess.Put on À top gra and puter that en 15 is ea: ten hut\u2019 or cold, Serve \u2018with bard sauce.Potata P Pus, : Te.one cupful of cold mashed tat stir.in one tableapoonful of melt pistons .benting until\u2019 creamy; the more they are ten the more creamy they arc; bedt the whites of two eggs until stiff; add to the pepper to season; then add the whités of the eggs turn.into buttéred baking \u2018dish and bake in a moderate-oven fifteen-min- |.utes.The potatoes will puff and be very light.- A Chocolate Cake Not Too Fuesy.One fanily at \u2018least, had decided that chocolate cake with four layers was too fussy \u2018for a.regular.family .institution, when the home caterer announced that \u201cafter all a four layer cake keeps moist.aad I have evolved a way that saves so much fuss that the dread of making it has disappeared.\u201d This recipe, if strictly followed, gives a cake batter that fills.me- |.dium sized layer pans rather thinly, with\" a cupful of ¢rcam, salt and | je pen Toe not a speck to waste.\u201d When baked this results in damty layers, instead of the.thick ones that eo often spoil the whole.Use the ordinary half pint cup for meas.ure, scanting a little, then halve the rule, | one of bitter, two.of sugar, threz of flour, using three eggs and a quarter\u2019 of a éup of -.milk.Break up hali a cake of chocolate into .a small saucepan and prop oa top of a.Doiling kettle to melt while making the cake Now comes the fuss saving.When melted add cup, of granulated sugar and halt à cup of positively boiling water.Stir while allowing to come to a boil over the fire.The chocolate éhould now look shiny .and when a teaspoonful of vanilla is stir- ; red in is ready for \u201ctop dressing.\u201d Just here.a big wooden spoonful is to\u2019 be taken out for top layer.Now reheat the chocolate\u2019 over fire or boiling water, mix up a teaspoonful of cornstarch with \"a quarter: cup of\u2019 milk, stir this in, cook long enough to -take the rdw taste from starch and.when cool this is ready to spread between layers.If desired the yolk of an.egg may be uacd, which should be atirred into the cold corn starch and milk, the hot chocolate then added to: that and all.returned to the fire as before.Remeber to have a cup of cold water at band in which to dip the knife when spreading the.chôro- } Jy glaced, the water for miixng was not boiling and the whole must be brought to the boil.A small tin saucepan should be kept to melt chocolate in, and when \u2018making hot\u2019 rauce for ice cream follow the hint for \u201ctop dressing,\u201d allowing two \u2018tablespoonfuls of boiling water aad two of granulated sugar to each square of chocolate.: /Many housewives are training new cooks fust now to tcach them how to \u2018avoid clammy, heavy, mashed pntatoes.Remember, that milk must not ba stinted and it positively must be boiling.hot when added, This.and whipping.not pounding, \u2018gives proper results.Potatoes for five people | require about half-a cup of milk: if a lit- \u2018tle cream is added as well as the tablespoonful of butter so much the better, The cook who has achieved light mashed potatoes may at once become famous for fish balls.but whe should shred her own codfish.She should allow one cup of fish to two of mashed potatoes or vice versa, according to the taste.of - \u201cthe family.\u2019 She may also send to table the \u2018most de: Tightful .aouffle by stirring into two cupfuls of \u2018these same properly-mashed potatoes, the beaten vo'ks of two eggs.and when cooled a little, the whiter, beaten: stiffly, \u2018stirred in lightly, the whote turned \u2019 into a three half pint (greas-d)\" pudding diah and browned in a brisk oven.i - Remember, it pays to \u2018have \u201cpudding fit dish.\u201d as this insures proper brow: ning.Remember, too, that a half pint of cream, | if cold, may he beaten stiff with a Dover egg beater, all at once, in three minutes; if a deep, parrow pint - \u2018bowl is used: a \u2018skimming, draining and other \u201chothers\u201d that mak~s whinned.cream a tronblé.The right depth ; never fails.says the Buffalo Courier, No wonder novices pay 40 centr far sa pint of whipped cream.\u2018although lal a pint of cream costs only 10 conts and most intelligently written récipes instruct them to whip, then skim.the top, place this on a sieve, this over and.aver.then whip the drainines.This sounds like an whereas a housekeeper of | many years\u201d with erdinary citr rream with a prover.wl tp have the cream thick enough to eut with\u2019 A knife in three minutes, Pont.exréet reaults until +he' time in nearly un bv the.clock.Be sure to use a douhlr-whenled heater.cammon Dover \u2018is ail right.With this, by.further whinping, thn one-half.pint of eream.will yield fev: eral little parts of frowh butter,enough for a small family for: a meal, For Love of a a Lady BY ALICE MAUD MEADOWS.| # CHAPTER XI\u2014(continued).\u201cYes, of course,\u201d Philip returned, and went on upstairs, The door of his lobby stood.open.His \" heart beating a little quickly, he strode through~to his sitting room.The whole of the furniture seemed to lave been .disarranged, probably when the police made their search; a dark patch on the hearthrug made him shudder.He noticed that the photograph of Carline had been removed, and the curious old-fashioned dagger which had dealt the fatal blow; but, though every: other place had been turned out, noth ing else seemea to be ee He sat down and thought for a mho- ment, then he re-entered his bedroom\u2019 @nd made a careful toilet.He must go and see LesHeé, break to her this horrible thing which had happened in his rooms, before she read is in the papers.\u2018When he left the house he knew that \u2018he was followed, and though it gav him for a minute a sort of shock, he di not really mind.A guilty man looks round for a policeman with much the .same fear of him that a field mouse has ET to you that Dn Chast's deu Olotmant is a and absolute cure for grd every, form of itohing, Sloodingan protradi piles, Piles & Ee miale in the dally press & and ask your SA TP Bratoe B deniers or FoM ANSON, BATES & Co, T.was to buy the ving that more and someone, of ce pee à of an owl when he makes a night forage.An innocent \u2018man, having no cause for.fear,\u201d feels nothing more than 4n- noyance.\u201cI shall be accused of the murder, \u201d he.said.to :himself.- \u201cJasper.is right; 1 shall be suspected.Why did I not «0 into\u2019 miy sitting room last -rilght?night have made a difference if I.had discovered the crime .then.Anyway, when I have explained, that we have not met fôr\u2019 years\u2014and surely I can\u2019 prove that\u2014it will, of course, clear me.\" \u2018Already \u2018the.news, was on.the newspaper posters.On one or two his own name appeared.It brought-the.thing home to nim with a sort of shock.\u2019 On one.the words, \u2018\u2018Engagemerit -of the\u2019 successful lady Iftigant In\u2018 the great will case,\u201d appeared just - -over .the lries- chronicling the murder in Park-view.! \u201c1 wondér if l.ought to\u2018réleane her |- untfl thig has lown : over?\u2019 he.sald, \u201cPerhaps I-ought, \u2018and yet\u2014\u2014'\" It had been, settled over \u2018Bight that he take it to lidr.It was to be.a half-h hoop .of diamonds and pearls.Had: he, he right to buy it now\u201d e paused outside a Jeweller\u2019 8 \u2018and the man who followed him paused too.Philip looked at him, then went.into the shop.'Hé would buy the ring, who- ther, ne en ngagement was .broken off or fot.uld give her the ring.He | was en \"the newaof\u2018the engagement had got \u2018into\u2019 the.papers sa soon; but course, was sure tb have serit the Biron ent to the papdri, He made Bi ice very a oly.All Hestirur\u201d EER EL wo hes aba orried\u2019 \u2018and pre ana Lee, Nis A ventes bai a! * cute\u201d mord \u2018 experiences has never failed | 1 pr tated Ru.nus ; 1 Street suit of \u2018gray and black novelty goods, flecked with white.blouse bodice buttons in double- bréasted etyle, or it may be worn open and.\u2018turned back to form revers.Thè All the scams are \u2018covered with wide straps : of black broadcloth stitched in white, and cne \u2018of the straps appears on either side cf the bodice, extending from the \u2018 \u2018middle of the shoulder.seam\u2019 to the waist-line.The collar, cuffs, and revers are of \u2018black velvet ornamented with black and white applique.and the girdle is made of the val\" oF vet alse.TT TIS TT TTI TL ST Tere TTA LAND | MEN, IVOMKEN .Sk {I IPPENING S Mrs.F, Se oft entertain: at eur are today.Mrs.Anson McKinr le sine Hotei n= day.Mrs.S: Carsley has retus ned \u2018from New York.Mrs.Pyler is giving.a tea to-m Orrow afternoon.\u2018Miss A.Smith, of smiths Falis, la in Mantreal., Mrs.H: Laurie, of Qu.bec, ing in town.Mr.Arthur Ibbotson, cf M ontrea! in Sherbrooke.Mrs.F.-S.Warren has left to pend.a week in New York.Hon.A.G.Blair and Mrs.Ban have left for St.John, N.B: Miss Murphy, of Ottawa, for St.Andrew\u2019 s ball.Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Trotter, of se John's, have-gone to Toronto.Mrs.John Young, Durochér has returned from New York.is.in town Street, Mrs.W.V.Dawson, McGill: College : Avenue, is giving a tea to-day.Miss Ethel White is visiting her un \u2018cle, Mr.Walter Baker, Sherbrooke street.Mrs.W.M.Ramsay and Miss Ruby Ramsay, Peel street, have returned from Toronto.\u201cMiss Aimee Kingston, of Ottawa, in Staten Island visiting Mrs.Wailace, a former Montrealer.Mrs.W.Bainet, who has been visis- ing in Quebec and Montreal, leav 2s next week for Toronto.Lady Chapleau \u2018and .her father, Lieut.-Col.\u2018King, leave shortly to spend the winter in Bermuda, Rev.F.J.Steen.wlll deliver his: i Justrated lecture, \u201cEngland in Ezypt\" in Cowansvilie next Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.'W.H.Wyman, Montreal, are in Florence, Mass., \u2018they went to spend Thanksgiving.\u2018at is vis ue! ts gucits of Mrs.Bulling, is: where : i Lennexville, is vi-iting Mr.and | Mrs.(6.F2 C0 Sinith, Dorchester street.i i Mra, Walferstan Thomas, who arriv- Led from England with Mrs, Frank May, \u201cis with her sister, Mrs.W._ MacC ulloch, | Toronty Lady Davies - gave \u2018a ery\u201d charming tea this week.in Ottawa; at which à | Lady Elizabeth \u2018Couhrane \u2018was one of .tne \u2018guésts.Mrs.and Miss Ruillng, of Montréai, ure In Toronto,\u201d where\u2019 they were the Parkdale, at.a tea on Tuesday.\u2019 0 Mr\u2018, -A.Grier, Misdpath.street, is having a summer cottage bulit at Lat- tie Metis, which.will be ready for- occupation\u2019 next season.Mrs.G.W, Sadler gave a pleasant \u201cteu this.week, when she was assisted by the Misses MoNiece, The decorations were chrysanthemums., - Mr.Ernest Strathy appeared at his office to-day for the firs \u2018time since he _ was thrown from his horse and badly injured at, Bel- Alr thig fall.Miss Grier, of Montreal, was guest of honot at.an Afternoon tea and small dinner given this.week by Mrs.J J.MacKenzie.of Toronto : Miss A.Muriel Evans, ot Quebec, who is the guust of \u2018the Dean of -Mant- real, will be among the visitors to town attending St.Andréw's ball.+ * \"Mrs.Fel'owes; of Ottawa, is in town .nursing her son through an {liness.i Mr.Fellowes is to be transferred shortly to the Bank of Montreal, Ottawa.- Miss Hester Carter; Woodburnge, West Derby, Eng.ls arriving by the Tunis- fan Lo spend.the winter in Montreal \u2018with Mrs, Stanway, McTavish street.Mr.Dick Radclyffe is leaving .to- .night en route to the Old Country.He in sailing to-morrow morning from Portland on the Dominion liner 88S.Californian, and \u2018expects fo be away two months.McKay, Truro, N.S; F.Bb Grace Dart Home for the Aged, Gain \u201c\u2019MeNiece will p'ay a piano 50to, Mr.same diragreeable expression.> spoil thelr freshness en the.té\" nl'ihotor aE | 4 tn dafpdjating-z CUES ea rw TR ; 5 foal y + .ATTHE HOTELS - At the gars a.DD ogi] Rank.Corban; Yh ao Quiber, r.apd Mrs.A.C.\u2018pack wh, Brockville, ° Mu; , e Queen's\u2014G.M.arv Truro, N.8.; W.H.Chase oy a adores Murphy, She \u2018Jo od Met Ottawa; Frank 8 i, A Gastonguay, Quebec: W.Oll ont \u2018dons anäville: Mr.and Mrs.Jolin 8.\u2019 Cole lins, Ottäwa.At the Windsor\u2014C.8.8haw,.Ottawa; Wm.Mackenzie, Toronto: \u2018pr.J.HS | 0 Fea: &t Johns, hen ot Se Quebec; Hon.F.P.Thompson, ericton, N.B.At the Albion \u2014 N.G.Robinson and wife, Kingston: James Marshall, W.V.Currie.Toronto; L.Saunders a wife, C.Webb, W.Dalgitah, Suttalo; J.Irving, C.Uwart and.wife, \u201cScott, | Buffalo: J.D.Düncan, .H.Sheehan, \u2018Detroit; T.Reid \u2018and wife, J.Curry, Wilson, Toronto; ow.Sullivan, \u2018New York.GRACE DART.HOME : CONCERT TO-NIGHT \u2014 To-night in assoclation, hall, YMCA., will be held a concert in \u2018ald of tHe \u2018Street.Dr.Finnie will preside, \u2018and .the affair is under .the patronage.of his Worship the Mayor.Mr, O.Stewart Taylor, Miss Edith Betts, Mrs.will sing.Mr.R.O.Thicke and Mrs.F.E.McKyes will recite, \u2018Misa Edith i Ernest Ear] will play two violin solos, Mise Moody will play the mandolin, :and Mrs.Parratt the harp.LOOK PLEASANT.At a recent meeting of an art club at which were twenty-flve members it was impossible \u2018to find one really happy- looking woman.The lines of anxiety, the puckered hrows and drooping mouths, made one member feel that she would like suddenly to flash a mirror into each face and say :.\u201cCan\u2019t you\u2019 look a little more pleasant, even if you don't feel like it, just for the sake of those around you?\u2019 Think of sitting opposite a woman.twice\u2014perhaps three times\u2014a day, and seelng always a look o?¢are and worry.One couldn't blame \u2018a\u2019 man for getting discouraged.\u201d The same thing can be seen in cave, at lectures and in fret everywhere, and: even aoe young girls and éhlldren have the Frank Clarke, and Mr: J.Ritchie Bell | 4 Ta ne v- Au. 7 time you may register.a count on the dots.You may use the coupon herewith In eend- ing in your count and the subscription re \u2018there 18 mo trick about the pussie, It'is a matter of skill and fogénuity., No ope: connected in ay way \u201cAR: The Herald will be sijowed In the contest.és dpt ue EL oo \u2014 Led.commet mame nik Lb Lu hal EL Re Rae Date [Received dese soatmee : No.copra] Ce Time.Thé \u20ac Daily Herald, Montreal: Enolosed pleats find §.to pay.tor the Daily Herald, \u201cName pr ssesseen 95000 Seon coctqeccen .Strevt\u201d and Numibor.\u2026\u2026ccosepsivioleesvurcosna dosage Postoffice samccseetse sc em panne Provino®.\u2026\u2026.s0sonc rires if MOT, WHEN do you want to begin?: \u201cte through an au olvé His name and mddresé.: Lisa ranoee .CC .ae Tags m0 00 1 tee pn \u201c .\" - { #, ; Pre .v - ; .or \u2018 LS ; - Lv re nl ee Twat i ba iain mad ihe al mal ' © Are you NOW taking the Herald ssssscossssscssn sance warmth \u2018and health, without which, the is is always an easy prey to and influenza, which are in moments of weakness and It can be repared-in_a moment, Adda little boiling water and it is ready for use, All payments aad counts must be mailed to the Puzzle 5 x \u201c TN M rence se nee Ve nm.| .\u2018 - mr y me mr en im ee : ° _._throughout.and But he Irish Champion Downed Him Twice at Catch-as Catch-Can.| .Buffalo, November 26.\u2014Tom McIner- y, the Irish -wrestling champion, de- Anthime Gonthier, the champion of Canada, last night in their match at ed styles.McInerney, won the first d third falls, which were at catch- as-catch-can style, and Gonthier took the Graeco-Roman fall.; The contest was a wicked one spectacular one.Gonthier proved a tower of strength, and at raeco- Roman style, in-which no leg work was allowed, he did remarkably good work.In fact, he proved a wonder at that style, and in the opinion of local experts, he can beat Champion Wittmer t that style.- Gonthier is to meet Jim arr, the English champion, in Mont- At catch-as-catch-can style the Irishman proved too tricky for Gonthier.McInerney\u2019s crotch holds bothered the big féllow, who has had little experience at the catch-as-catch-can game.- McInerney looked much lighter than Gonthier, who weighed 3s pounds.He \u201cras much faster, however, and showed \u2018much more strategy at the Lancashire | style.For big men, they were quick and light on their feet.They both did considerable roughing, and as.a result the Frenchman carried a black eye away as a souvenir, and MuInerney's mouth was cut.: Jim Parr challenged the winner, and a message was received from Promoter Scanlon; of Clédbland, offering Mcln- _erney a match with Tom Jenkins.* Ed.Atherton offered to bet that Mc- Inerney could not throw him .three times in an hour, and \u2018Mac accepted.\" McInerney.won the toss and chose catch-as-catch-can style.for the first \u201cbout.McInerney finally turned the.dig fellow over with à croteh and-wrist hold.Time, 13.29.\u2018 : .Gonthier chose Graeco-Roman for the pecond bout.He went to work with a rush.He picked Mic up with a body hold, and dashed him to the mat .,on hands and knees.Later he fecured a body and arm hold, with which he pressed both shoulders to the mat, securing a fall.Time, 17.01.\u2018 McInerney selected catch-as-catch- ean for thé third bout.It was a most sensational bout: After exciting work dn- both sides McInerney put Gonthiet * to a bridge wtih a crotch and half Nelson, finally picking him up a la Mc- Leod and dashinz him down flat to his: back.- Time, 14.47.Cn .At the conclusion of the bout Gon- thier offered.to throw McInerney.or Parr three times inside of an hour at Graeco-Roman style.; \u201cTim Leonard Explains, Tim Leonard rites to ex lain that he had nothing whatever ta d> with The ra ports published here kat he.kad beaten: fharie.O'Roirke in.Boston, He never claimed that Ha\" Lad.mr chance blow \u2018that put him ont.\u2018and be pides he was givne awiv 14 Ike CTH O'Rourke will come déwn.ta 159 \u201cel arree to meet him and pit him oot.of brisine sn.If he doesn\u2019t he'll net ask for a car ticket to the station.LC RE Tm js hungering after a figf Lennox againit the Grand foie Railway Company Mr.Justice Tit Tes rendersd judgment dismiwing the sation.Tha ection was tried at Barrie inder Lord Camptel's Act for damages for the death of d , who was run over by a train on defendent\u2019s iine.« dealers, or : Toronto, À \u2018The Eider-Dompéter-& Co.'s Beaver: Une Wifey hw a its ER Rpg ey cv Ph vues, \u2014 naked foc 8 leasenof certain premises in Menthe ip Log | In Raglanette Coats enable us to \"fit the smatlest child and the stoutest man.We have a Plain Dark Gray \u2018Coating, made up in \u201c good style, which we sell at $4.50 for children\u2019s sizes, $5.50 for boys\u2019, $7.50 for youths\u2019, and $10.00 for men\u2019s.At these reasonable prices we give customers values which they cannot get at other stores, - Ce Only a few left of our Child._ren's Raglanettes, in Gray Frieze, at $4.00.ES Now is the time to buy a cheap Ordinary Overcoat from \u2018us, in Beaver, Melton, or Nap Cloth, We have reduced prices '50 per cent on these garments.Surprising what an Overcoat you can purchase from .us at from $5.00 to $8.00.Peg\u2019 Jackets likewise are on our \u201cfist of bar- gaine for the week.Boys\u2019 and children's at $1.50 to $400, ouths\u2019 $3.00 to $5.00, and men\u2019s 3.50 to $6.00.> From now until the end of the ytar our winter stock will he sold so low in price that .we are \u2018sure to see many.who have\u2019 as yet not patronized: us.The Mammoth\u201d | Clothing House, NOTRE DAME STREET.| MARK WORKMAN, Proprietor, & JUDGMENTS IN APPEAL.Jidgment was rendered in the: owt of King\u2019s Bench sn Apyeal vestzrday in the case.af Rosenthni end Laroeque.- : The appeal was from a judgment of the Superior Court, which cismirsed an action by.tluo.eppelant.by whien he \"the resHation of two tai .\u2018The Court of Appeal unanimously confirmed rd the.lower ort.eu An court Yi = dant, a nt! Hant, and.azn mo Le RA 3 CRA APRA P= CTI CER 8 à HS x TT Transvaal Devel.:.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Gossie oF \u2014 \u201cdxchange Seats.A The nt sharp advance in Montreal | Steck Exchange seats, ud 0F'bio of WL, | has induced many to believe thet there is fear that attorneys on the Board will eventually be abolished.This, however, is not Ukely |- \"60 bappen right away, although it ta a .possibility of the future.A broker expresstd the belief yesterday that there will soom be pa move to pass a by-law not permitting a brok- \" er and his attorney to be on the board at|.the same time, leading up, he thought, to their ultimate disappearanca from the board altogether.It is thought, though, luat should atorneys be done away with, the board will be called upon to issue 5 and perbaps 10 new seats.There would be a lively scrainble for them, $ $s Stock Exchange Building.The impression has existed among outsiders that the Stock Exchange members intended to put up a large office building on the site: chosen on St.Francois Xavier Street.This\u2019 they will \u2018not do.The plan most favored by the members is for a.one storey building devoted eolely to the Exchange itself, the odly ante-rooms being the Clearing House room, committee room, and a few other small apartments for the accommodation of the members.The plan submittéd, and the one.likely to be adopted, contains these, features, Broad steps and substantial loo) ing pillars, something after the style, ol Bank of Montreal building, wil De the entrance ef- $ 4-4 A Long Struggle.A long legal struggle, says a Boston @espatch, is promised between the Dominion .Coal Company and.the New England Gas and \u2018Coke Company, .now \u2018owned by the \u2018Massachusetts Gas Company.Shipments of culm éoal by the Dominion -Coal Company have ased.Thé coal costs only $1.90' pér the Dominion Iron and Steel Company.This | will release the higher.grade coal for sale elsewhere, The Dominion Coal Company shipped 1,200,000 tons of coal to.ty»St.Lawrence | this season.an increase of 3u0,000 tons over the best previous record.$.$.The directors of the Toronto: Railway Com- } pany have anhounced the terms of their pto- posed new stock issue.Six thousand \u2018 shares will be issued at par in the proportion: of 1 to 10 to shareholders of record of December 8.Ten per cent.is to be paid on allotment end 10 per cent.every pont.until .ully paid.There has been some pretty heavy liquidation in Grand Trunk stocks in London the past few days.$$ $ The.Manhattän Boom.- Since back id.the 80's when Jay \u2018Gould, en- ; gineered a manipulative campaign \u2018in.Man- dhattan that almost ruined Cyrus Field, nothing has happened in that stock to excite as | much\u2019 interest » attended its sensational flight to almost 160.The.most toposeie |.things were said to be happening to the-prop- erty.One favorite theory was that the stock Pad been cornered.When this theory no longer sufficed, the property in rumor was - leased and'sold in half a dozen different.ways to as many different lessees and purchasers.Oool obaervers remembercd, however, that the Manhattan is invested with more sentiment than perhaps any other stock In the.market, \u2018end they were justly skeptital about the probability of the Goulds parting with it on any terms.Helen Gould holds.a large block of Manhattan.Her father.the late Jay Gould, told her the stock would be worth 200 some day, and.while it fs thought to be extremely unlikely that Miss Gould would part with her Manhattan at any ,price, it is considered next to certain that she would.oot | sell it under that figure.(icorge Gould shares also the sentiment felt by his sister.Helen, and those who kuow bim best insisted all along that the Manhattan would never leave Gould control if he could help it.But apart.from all deals; it is apparent that the big speculative coup has cecurred in Marhattan.It wqyld be interesting.to know Jyst hb \u201c\u2019ronch.James R.Keene bad té do\u2019 with:i The market end of the campaign w.s managed ostensibly by the Butler rrothers, brokers for the Gould Rockefeller party, dut there is reason to believe that Keene was the direct- bs \u2018genius.He has been long of Manhattan » many months, opportunity .to- make a, market for: it.Man- battan Is considered: the best stock in the ist to be bulled independently of the.general market, and how shrewdly \"this manipulation was timed may be inferred from the iact that | for days at a time Manhattan bas been the whole s\u2018ock market: \u201cHowever it was that Keene figurcd in the business, the Goulds and Rockefellers, of course, were in it too.It was they who made the promises that Manhattan at fast should cross Metropolitan, and it did.This is a thing \u201cthat had stood .projected for many years.Russell Sage.was one of the firs: to prediét it, and at that time fulfillment seemed\u2019 so improbable that he .was laughed at.By an jrônical twist of fate Mr.Sage was not in Wall Street ty see bis prediction made gocd.$ Two Wall Street Stock Exchange seats.are | reported to have been sold for $80,000.Tne last previous sale was at $76.00.; Montreal Clearinos.The Mon;real Clearing for the week shows: \u201c House statement Clearings.Balances.Total for week ending Nov.27, 1912 Corr:sponding week, 1901.15,159,874 Corr:spond:ng week, 1900.13,875,604 Ccrreaponding week, 1899.14,922,448 1,983,039 2,336,003 2,478;074 $ Winni Clearing House ending November 27.1902:.(J earings, $6,035,- 552; balance, $1.179,716.Correspondipg week in 1901: Clearings, $5,350.934; balance, $1,014,-\" 956.Same week in 1900: Clearines, $2 808,272; balance, $478,235.$s 8 The Bank of Nova Scotia wil this week open a branch in rares Ont.4.\u2014\u2014 ee 25 eed » Net Earnincs:: Net earnings for September show\u2019 import- &nt increases, which are as follows: ,Chl, RIL, and Pac.0 \u2026.\u2026.$803,917 \u2018Southern \"Pacific System .h.488,110 261,400 Pennsylvania .00e a somaucce Unlon Pacific .esusa teen te Atlantic Coast Line « Chi, Mil., and St.Paul : 4 Louisville and Nashville .158,155 Norfolk and Westerni.124,638 Southern Rallway .108,833 Baltimore & Ohio.91,863 Mo., Kan., and Texas .84,628 Mo.Pacific and Iron Mt.75,119 Chicago and Bast IIL.70,878 Bt.Louis South-West .eeress 69,040 Minn.St.P.and S.Ste.Marie .63,499 Grand Trunk System .66,671 Canadian Pacific .58,023 Wisconsin Central .52,110: Illinois Central .47,370 \u2018Wabash .\u2026.\u2026.45,439 .Central of Georgla .38,757 St.Louis and San Fran.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.25 Py Nash., Chatt., » and St.RS South Africans.London and Paris Exchange.\u2018 Limited, (Parker & Co., Toronto), cable to-day quotes: La rterse uses ac 00000 280 8 9 1,6 715 * sasermettsracions .Marconis .- Chartered .vests rreracanie anaes | Kaftir Consols .Poms sels sasss riens eciec ; 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States Congress will con- | vene Dec.1.It is a short session an by limitation expires March 4, 1803.1s known that President Roosevelt favors J curbing thé trusts, and legislation along \u201cthese lines may be attempted.Ml N.Y.stocke bought on moderate \u2018margins or for cash.fs Shir 5 Dl Fo a \u201cTue \u201cStreet; cn ie company will send this culm to).Advanced to PE walting a psychological \u2019 $19,990,720 $2,561,532 returns for week | LOWER, BYT THEY .FIRMED LP LATER Feeling Follows Early Weakness, © 8tocks were weak at the openin.this morning, but firmed up as-the sessions progressed, and the closing at 12.30 was strong at higher prices.The Gould-Harriman stoéks on Wall Street.showed a disposition to recover, and this created a better feeling, not to speak of the reported postponement of gold exports,.which in turn also exerted a favorable impression.In two or three New York stocks, notable Sugar, a drive was made at the shorts and a subsequent advance was recorded._ : $ $ 8 Strength in Dominion.Sted was , oné of the features of the morning, but the local market closed too early to reflect the full advance that was scored in Steel in the Boston market.There were rumors there that some sort of a deal satisfactory to both interests had been noon between Dominion Coal and New England Gas and Coke, .Judgin there: had November 19, Grand Trunk occconséssscestencncstee i i - at the opening here, and several large dines \u2018of stock were unloaded around 53% to b3%.After that the market picked up and 54 was recorded at the close.Towards one o'clock, however, advanced to 55.$ $ $ The.entire focal market was gold pretty.heavily at the opening, chiefly by one house, but after this stock had been absorbed there was a marked tendency to do better.As before mentioned, Stéel advanced from 5314 to 54, \u2018Detroit worked from 85 \u2018to 86, Riehelleu \u2018was up and down, Power'was a shade easler at 9314, but.considerable ion Coal was sold at 126 and it then $- $ Lo - \u2018Canadian Pacific spld under 128 early\u2019 In\u201d the session, and~it was quoted.at 12744 in Wall Street, but it advanced later to 138 and a fraction better, with considerable business in both markets.L.J.\" Forget & Co.'s London cable\" \u2018quoted Grand Trunk first \u2018at 10744, second at 9414, third at 4414, Canadian\u2019 Pacific at 1313, Anaconda at 4% and Hudson : Bay aL i 3 \u2018 Toledo earnings for week ending No- \u2018vember 21,\" $19,514, against $17,699, an fncreédse of.$1,814, % $259 per-day.$ \\ .Mi.CC.D.Monk's - messages sald: Americans \u2018in London to-day mostly above the close of Wednesday.Con- sols 3-16 - higher.White Star Line stockholders will.be given either bonds or cash.for their holdings as they.desire, payment td be made December 1 in London by.J.P.Morgan.& Co.\u2018Washington despatches say no extra session of Congress and no tariff revision before the next Presidential eléc- tion.Supply of anthracite: increasing: only one-half mines closed yesterday.Gold standard.legalized in Siam and \u2018mints closed to free coinage of silver.Likelihood - of no tariff legislation in present Congress and a firmer tone in\u2019 the London market is likely to produce stronger market here.2 - National Trust Co, ~ LIMITED.Capital.31,000,000.09 - Reserve .280,000.00 .OFFICES: -.Montreal.Toronto, Montreal Board of Directors :' JAMES CRATHERN, Esq.Director Canadian Bank of Commerce, \" H.§.HOLT, Esq., President Montreal Light, Beat and Power Co.H.MARKLAND MOLSON, Eau.oh Winnipeg, rector The Molsons B ACTS AS ' Financlal Agent, providing Sale Investments in First Mortgage, Government, Municipal ahd Industrial Bonds, .Executor usder Wills, .Administrator for Executors, Trustees for Bondholders, Transfer Agent for Stocks, | Guardian for Women and Minors.SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS MONTREAL OFFICE: 163 St.James Street, A G.ROSS; - - Manager General Advance an and a Better consummated late Wednesday after- | GRAND TRUNK SHARES IN LONDON.\"by some newspaper reports one would suppose that.een a serious decline in Grand Trunk shares in London market, consequent upon the reports that the road intended to push its new enterprise to the Pacific Ocean.matter of fact, the stocks have ce clined but slightly, although it is quite true that there has been considerable sell i A little over a week ago, or, \u2018to be more precise, Monday, revious' to the announcement of the rst preference hares sold at 108 1-4, second prefer- .ence at 95 3-4, and third at 46 1-8 yember 27, the first stood at 107 3-4, second '95 1-4, and third at 45 1-4, while to-day the quotations, according to L.J.Forget\u2019s private cable, were :\u2014First 107 1- 2 second 94 3-4, and.third 44 5-8, - \u201c This \u2018is but a sigh decline as Stock Exchange declines go.these days.' the Boston market was seen to be do- | ing decidedly better, and at 1.05- it had | HIGH GRADE INVESTMENT SECURITIES.List of current offerings sent on appll- cation.Montreal 0Mve, OChnads Life Bldg.E.C.NORSWORT HY, .Tel.Main 823, Manager.EE EEE pupresident, Roosevelt's message Fin be Monday.Repor past Belmont will be new president of Manhattan.Failure of -bank to advance rate had encouraging effect on London market.Increase tn \u2018earnings this year practically compensates rall- Increase in rates.third week of November, average gross increase 11.82 per cent.- Gould-Harri- man dispute sti upsettied.Sub-treasury.gained $1,418,000 from banks Wednesday and since Friday gained from banks, 3.557.000.The feeling abroad is chant ceptibly and the advance in Paul a little more reassuring, inasmuch some have confidence that something may.be done in regard to the new issue, but nothing definite kage as yet.\u2018London.Better feeling\u2019 in all.conti- in Berlin, Frankfort and Paris bourses.essere \u2018As a ng.new plans, A week later, Wednesday, \u2018No- \u2018There was some pressure.to sell Steel 1 Americans.waiting for a lead from New York.out at about 7% per cent.instead of 6.per cênt.through \u2018an error.\u20ac % Montreal.a Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.at 95: 9 Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.at 1-8.JF 0-Rich, & Ont.v.Co.-at \u2019 reads for advance in wages without.Twenty-éight roads\u2019 per] as the meeting: takes place to-day, antl nental centres and strength is.shown.| APPLE SHIPMENTS - $$ $ 205 » The value of Manhattan rights works.as previously\" computed , $$ \u2014.Robert Meredith & Co.recelved the ane + \u201813 Dom.on at 96.: de sorties pue 26 Rich.& Ont: Nav.On.at \"1-2: 185 Twin City at 116, 18 Toronto fMattway at 115 1-3, 25 Toronto Railway at 115 1- 590 Dom.Btedl bonds at 89 14 à mr COUNTRY.CHEESE > SEASON ENDING À.' Brockville, ont, N Noy.28.\u2014 At the meeting of.the rd yesterday \u2018the total offerings were 749 boxes, of which .429 were white.320 colore: L- he make As the Jgures indicate, rapidly falling off and.ina short time.every factory will be cloged or conr verted fnto butter making centres, The .winter hating set in, farmers are keep- Ing up the milk supply by liberal feed-' Ing and the output from now on will be\u2019 of the, fodder variety.The make, however, will be of .good quality, as far as fodder cheese goes, the factories being well bulit and heated.The buyers wanted cheese, but were careful About going too \u2018high.Mr.Dickey made \u2018the first bid at 1L 1-20, and it was never ralsed.All the men around the table soon met his figure, and- though the salesmen.held off for,11 5-8,.they -fina!- ly.yielded and \u2018the majority let their lot go forward.Murray.got 30 white; Bissell, 30 white; Earl, 90 white; Web- ater, 109° white: Derbyshire, 60 white and 190 colored, The lots unsold, together with the regulars, went at 1 1-2c on the curb, bringing the sales \u2018| of :Biasell, Derbyshire, And Webster to about\u2019 700 boxès each.FROM ALL PORTS Woodall & Cu, of Liv Liverpoo, bled Frhen James to-day as follows: 18,300 bris.sel- ; odd lots.Market unctonged.*- otal shipments to European ports during week ending Novembze 22nd: Same week, .: Borreis.1901.|Reston oi ite 69521 16,000 New York.24.351 \u201c11,785 \"Porthind .Cell 9,140 Montreal .5.\u2026.67,038 '5,155- Hotifax acheus csseccesneses ui 22,613 Total for week.\u2014.161,815 Sn Same week, 1000.2,642 The above, issued by Boston ( Camber of Commerce, dues riot thcehide 4,363 bris.to \"London per Evangeline from Halifax, | nor 2.036 bats.per Livonian from Boston.Total ; Extra Special : Ladies\u2019 $3.00 and $4.00 * .Boots, Saturday, \"7 8 a.m., $2.00 PAIRS ONLY LADIES\u2019 FINE BOX .CALF LACE BOOTS, some \"with - white kid linings, also Fine Vici Kid Lace Boots, \u2018all have heavy extension welt- - éd, soles.Sizes 2'1-2 to 7 in the lot.\"are sua 5005000000 \"rsescesnnacemee nc c0 0000000 0 < These are splendid winter boots, and unequalled .in value at $3.00 te 9, 0 0 $4.00.Saturday.UE WW © SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.| | a.n., \u2018your choice.Ladies\u2019 Gloves Just Received LADIES\u2019 2-DOME.BEST \u2018QUALITY MOCHA GLOVES, in\u2019 Black and \u2018Gray; with silk lining.Sizes 5 3-4 t6 7.{ 8 0 0 ; LADIES\u2019 2-DOME SOFT K!D GLOVES, with good warm fleece lining and fur tops.Colors: Tans, Browns and - Black, 6 to 7 1-2 LT N \u201c LADIES* EXTRA HEAVY SCOTCH wooL GLOVES, fleece lined.Colors: White, Gray.Fancies and Black.AU sizes.( Dress and Blouse Muslins- 500 YARDS OF REAL: FINE FRENCH ORGANDY MUSLIN white ground with rich wide imitation lace, stripes o black.Also 250 yards of HEAVY, QUALITY BEAUTI- +.FUL FRENCH GRENADINE,;*In Black and White, silk and thread manufacture.Thèse materials are really more than special, particularly, as Black and.White Mixtures J \u201c are still going to he decidedly high .class.They are really Co worth 75¢ yard.While they last, yard .ceeeivi mecncee.8 - / \u2014 CE = Loi \u2014_ D < Ce, \"4 .- \u2018 Co a ; BS TT a n Flannel Section | WE HAVE FIFTY OF THE CHOICEST.DESIGNS IN ALL« WOOL FRENCH FLANNELS, This includes almost every \u2018color, style and pattern.Special, Yard «idee comnevonies.8 5.45 Dress Goods 500 YARDS OF ALL-WOOL CAMPBELL TWILL RESIS- | TABLE DRESS SERGE, 50-in.wide, in Navy and Black.0 0 : Worth.$1.00 yard.Selling at, yard aoccmem eu eus eco neumne « D \u201cFor the Holiday .Season.our stock of ties and furnishings will be particularly rich and.handsome.Wé have everything \u2018for.1then's wear in the haberdasher'e line of the best * manufacture in neckwear, underwear, shirts, collars, buffs, socks, suspend- ° ers, and our prices will meet the size of all men\u2019s purses.Best values :in Shirts at \u2018$1.00, Sco our Special'Hat at $2.15.227 MAIN.41 MAIN.\u20182246 ST.CATHERINE.225 MoaiLL.2637 NOTRE DAME.2637 ST.CATHERINE, RAISER AND.BUELOW GO To \u201cROME.co hance a Yo, a: Nov.he Dany ES ine et on the 2008= OCCA Ce 171 wes "]