Sherbrooke daily record, 15 juin 1904, mercredi 15 juin 1904

[" appt for\u2018 future many west of vif, NO.106.- vol.TT an |iuapivosTock SHIPS Record.ATTACK A JAPANESE, \u2014 eee \u2018off Coast of Japan.QU NAVAL FIGHT AT 20 Entrance to Harbor Clear and Russian Crüiser Goes \u2018Out to Meet Japs \u2014 - Report that Big Land Engagement has Begun-The Situation at Port Arthur.Tokio, Ji F5.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 The Yladivostock squadron\u2019 is reported in jhe Corean straits.Firing\u2019 has been heard at Tsushima, a small island lying off the, South- Honshiu island.It is possible that an engagement is progressing.@ London, Nagasaki, June 15.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 A Russian naval squadron was sighted off Okishima Ken and Yamaguchi Ken, and sounds of firing it is \u201cpow stated, June | BATTL - 15.\u2014(Fpecial.)\u2014A despatch to the Tokio, filed this (Wednesday) afternoon.says a naval engagement is now in progress off Tsushima Island, in the Corean Straits, between three sian cruisers, which escaped from Vladivostock and a number of - ships.E NOW IN PROGRESS.Central News from Rus- Japanese PORT ARTHUR ENTRANCE CLEAR.- Tokio, June 15.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The entrance to the harbor at Port Arthur\u2019 baving been_cleared of obstruction is now open for the passage of ships in\u2019 and out.Yesterday the s \u20ac + 5.Russian protected cruiser Novik steamed out to sea and engaged with vessels of the Japanese blockading fleet.4 NAGASAKI REPORT CONFIRMS.lately were heard yesterday off Iki Island.; * RUSSIANS INTE RESTED IN TOKIO REPORT.St.Petershurg, June ~If : \u2018the report that : tected Novik made a sortie from Port | Arthur vesterday 18 true, THE \u2018SEAPORTS OF JAPAN.15.\u2014(Special.) Russian Strates that the entrance is free doubtless was preliminary to of whole squadron for purpose of ef- lecting juncture with Skrydlofi\u2019s squa- -dr on.News of décisive sea battle therefore arrive at any moment: LAND F IGHTING.London.the Russian and tommencec ai the entire front.sions of a eoneral torrespondent saves that no ternoon.June 15.\u2014The Central News has received a despatch from its Liao- Yang corre .\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 No wonder.® Your hair is starving.\u2018Feed it before it ail gor is a hair-food.1.500: |JOHN MILLET & Co, Mont- | | Montreal;.\u20ac Gunn are spending a week in Mont.A nr Pat ri \u201cShoes ! Shapes to fit most feet, room for growth, though there \u2018Is nothing clumsy about the style or the they fit.A A: WiGGETT à GO., Whiting Block - Sherbrooke, P.à + way | PURE, FRESH Hellebore wand.Paris Green =\u2014 FF.T, Druggist, + PEOPLE - in want of BRICK will money by seeing D.G.LOOMIS & SONS, before placing their order.QUEEN QUALITY TAN OXFORDS Ia an enormous factor especially in the principal cities which ate the fashion.\u2018centres.10 Strathcona Square.fr mp\u2014\u2014 Sole Agents.for: the City.Battles House, Magog.J.E.Taylor, ANSELL save EXERCISING 00D JUDGMENT Is what keeps dur business growing, You know that you never find any shop-worn or old goods here.We seem to know how to buy just enough You know when you need That here is the place to get the best; Our goods are always moderately priced.No mistake, always*just what you want.\u2018 GRIFFITH THE DRUGGIST.Strathcona Drug Hall + rm » 61 Wellington Street PARTIES WANTING SUMMER COTTAGE SUPPLIES Such as Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Hammocks, Screens, Etc., Etc.Can 9 Cent Store.JAMES THOMPSON, P.S.\u2014Also; for Tca and Coffee, in 5 1b.lots,\u201d you can buy them at less prices here than elsewhere.Electric Laundry are just the thing for warm weather.We are sole agents Cooking apparatus.Catalogue on request.ELECTRICAL R.& S.CO.Bell \u2019Phoïe 435, Sherbrooke Enrich the Blood | fitrengitien the Nerves, give you ann and build up your digestive organs and to weary sleep and \u2018Covernton\u2019s Price % cta.§ boxes LOS Sent mall for .above prices $ w D.WATSON @ CO- Agents 444 St Paul St, Montreal.) | nroprietor- First-class in every respect.Sherbrooke by storm.| There are some here now\u2014just arrived.Designs are choice and exclusive.A Summer Vests! = They will take You must not miss seeing \u201cthem.Some of the protticst lines we huve ver shown.visit of iuspection wil] please you and save you money.Direct Importer of Men\u2019s Ready J.JR.Mc BAIN, to-wear Summer Men (PRESERVING We are offering best \u201cCROWN\u201d Quarts, - Half Gal.fully packed and shipped.__Youj w f: these prices as they are e liable Pints, - | = i - = bé - Wide Mth.Quarts \u201c Out of town orders will receive special attention.STROUDS OPP.CLEMENT THEATRE.ING JARS Jars at the- following low prices: \u2018per doz.65 \u201c« 75 \u201c 90 T 90 care- NOW Goods ill do well to get your jars to advance.J.J.STEWART, President.PEOPLE'S BANK OF HALIFAX.| - D.R.CLARKE, \"| Gen\u201d Manager.Deposits received in cums of One Reserve Funp.~Paip-upr CAPITAL.$1, 000, 000 440.000 | TOTAL ASSETS.5,540,115 Dollar and upwards.Interest compoundad DANVILLE LAKE MEGANTIC, EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BRANCHES :~ COOKSHIRE, WARWICK.\u2018twice ® year at 3 per cent.DRUGS._ buy all these at low prices at.the Old irons.Electric Stoves and Cooking utensils for the Prometheus Electric Company's Heating and.a .* of tne i 9 - rh # ue \u201c4 \u2018 ; +?; * Ce hi 20° - Th Soo Hot sut .7 ; .i .; ; .eT ee pere, a Eo Pa , I RETR .aia FREE .de Te za 4 2 i Kor RES 4 5 .rl ll ca 00 Ë \u2018 : ty i » ., .- ; .Lo Lia.; ., 1e 1 + .: .sonab-aju-vtle- I UUPRRAL TYPE 0 + Au.\u2014 .\u201coo : ' - b à 3 vrai 2 ue ARR ES EN + rem rien.en enn ~ SHERBROOKE DAILY COR ESA, SUNE 1 15, \u20181904, Ne Bs 215 girs UT NE S57 Hammocks, Ice Cream Freezers, .Save your vines by using our Paris Green.- Sprayers \u2018 for applying Paris Green, at 50c.and Gäec.\" Lawn Mowers and oil Stoves.KERR Be Foss, orders THEATRE.There are certain articles necessary for comfortable existence ring the hot summer weather.Wh have a large range of such articles, The principal.ones are Ser(en Doors and Windows ; they not only let in the refreshing summer breeze, but keep out all flying intruders whose ~ presence makes life a burden.We \u201c have doors in green and yellow at $1.00 ; fancy varnished, 31.50 and $81.75; oak grained, $2.00\u2014 - complete with hinges, etc.Windows -18 in.high, extend to 33 im, at 25.| Pineapple Preserves This is the week for preserving pineapples.We have a lot in, and sell them low as 80c.per dozen.Others at - $1.00, per dozen.Fresh Strawberries daily.as SI.25 and 81.50 McLean\u2019s, - Bell Tel.195 People's *Rubbers from the large quantity of :| according to size.- 18 Commercial St.Sherbrooke, seeun to be just the thing for wet weather judging RUBBER Tire CARRIAGES we are selling.A complete stock of all kinds of Carriages always on hand.Preserving Pitiè.dpples Will be at their best and cheapest this week.From 90c.to $1.50 per dozen 5 5 MAY & HOULAHAN, MELOTTE CREAM SEPARATORS are good enough for anyone.with vertical lift are going fast.have the best and lightest draft m we.185 & 187 Wellington St.THE DEERING MOWER your order with us at once and you wil Place Mower F.LC BEAN, | Opposite Albion Hotel.SHERBROOKE, QUE.Es CODERE\u2019S DAILY NEWS 7 UNE 15, 1904.ME rROPOLE- BUILDING, KING STREET.; GRAND OPENING ~ CONTINUED THIS WEEK.UNDERWEAR AND à We carry the largest stock of Shirts in the city\u2019 are to be found in a range, from 50care the same, with sizes from 14 to- SILK HANDKERCHIEFS OF ALL COLURS AND PRICES ! Our Black Shirts | Colored Shirts 18, and collars to match.ito $81.50.The Camera Talks No.9.\u201cIf it isn\u2019t an Eastman, it isn\u2019t Kodak.\u201d 1f you \\aven \u2019t seen the No.3 Folding Pocket Kodak,- come, th and examine it.Takes photos 31 x 41, uses cither films or plates, may be Toaded in \u2018daylight, fits the coat pocket, weighs only 23 ozs.Can be furnished with rising sliding front.Pree 217.50.Catalog free.R | Sa ph Fraser\u2019 s Drug Store, 8 Qommercigl 84 ?Sherbrooke.a R oy, br FHA CHEMS Vie is ir) BROOK and \u2019 BISLEY TEAM.\u2019 .-_\u2014 Lo THE wo VACANCIES HAVE NOW \" BEEN FILLED.Ottawa, June 15.,\u2014 The two vacan- Bisley team, | finding it impos- | cies on the Canadian caused by members sible to attend, have been filled.The new men are Private J, G.Goudie, Sth Royal Rifles, Quebec, and Private S.J.Perry, 6th Regiment D.C.0.R., Van- {and Mrs.F.RGM TED SFL in Sterling Silyer or Mother of Peatl.\u2018All the very lat \u201cest designs at & very low price.A large assortiment to pick from.A ITIP GL R.& SPEARING, |.83 Strathcona Sgusre, + Mr.Justice Lemieux to-day.is in.Danville Pressed Bay and Straw for sale at G.N.Bourque\u2019s.Mr.James Mackinnon i is in Toronto on business.arrived at Edwards\u2019.- Mrs.S.C.Nuttet and family have been spending a couple of weeks at Portland, Me.; .Mr.and Mis.J.T.O\u2019Hara have returned from their wedding \u2018trip, and are settled in Sherbrooke.The annual meeting of the Y.\u2019s will be held at Miss Bradley\u2019s home, factory street, to-morrow at 4 o'clock.Mrs.Mackinnon, of Sherbrooke, and Mrs.T.A.Mackinnon, of Boston, are spending a few days in Montreal.\".Mr.A.G.Hermann, architect, f Neufchatel, Switzerland, is in town for a few days and may decided to remain permanéntly.wo Mrs.W.A.Hale has retuined to town from Philadelphia, Pa., accompanied by his sister, Miss Derbishire, \u2018Mr.Hale remaining for a few weeks.The pupils of King\u2019s Hall, Comp-j ton, will play \u201cThe\u201d Antigone vf \u2018iso: phocles\u201d\u2019 in the town hall, Compton, afternoon.- and Dr.Ellsworth Moore, from New, York, passed through town yesterday, on their-way to the Metapedia fox the fishing.Mrs.Edward Coley of Montreal, will be at Mrs.Spencer's.Friday (not Thursday), and would like to meet.the menibers of the W.C.T.U.from two.\u2018to three o\u2019clock.Mr.A.G.Hermann, of Neufchatel! | Switzerland, is in town for a time! Mr.Hermann is an architect by profession, and possibly- may decide to re- {main in Canadag \u2018** Messrs.C.E.Bachand, of Sherbrooke; J.E.Blais, of North Ham, and George S.McFadden have applied for admission to the study of law, Bar of St.Francis.Mr.J.P.Jutras has gone to Toronto, as delegate from Court Jacques Cartier, of \u2018the Canadian, Order of Foresters, to the convention, which opened there yesterday.On Sunday afternoon the administrative committee of the St.Jean Baptiste Society had a special meeting to make the final arrangements.for the celebration of next Sunday.Miss Gill, who accompanied her mother, Mrs.Alinatt, to their&summer | home \u2018at Cap a l\u2019Aigle, last week, returned to Quebec to be present at Miss Louise Champion\u2019s wedding on Wednesday last.Mr.C.J.Vickers, of the C.P.R., and family, formerly of Sherbrooke, are leaving Montreal to live for the present at Lake Megantic, Mrs.Sergeant, Mr$.Vickers\u2019 mother, accompanies thé.Mrs.Caleb E.White, with her daughter, Rubena, is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.S.Ware, at West Derby, Vt., for a few we-ks, They will also be the guests of Mr.H.Rider at \u2018Cedar Camp,\u201d Lake Memphremagog.Miss LeBaron\u2019s friends, Helen Allen Hunt and Miss Blanche Crafts are with her at Glen Villa.They will ar- Nrive in Sherbrooke, Thursday, \u201cand will take part in the recital in.the Clement theatre, that evening.There should be a full house in appreciation of Miss LeBaron\u2019s efforts.A charming \u2018\u2018surprise party\u201d was given to Mr.and Mrs.Archibald Mec- Allum, Tuesday evening, \u2018the occasion being the fifth anniversary of .their marriage.A number of the friends: of couver.The waiting man is Sergeant the young couple assembled at their J.H.Simpson, 10th Royal Grenadiers | home on Little Wolfe street, and a Toronto.\u2018particularly pleasant evening was .© spent in games, music and conversa- | JEWS IN RUSSIA.tion.The affair was a genuine sur- - : prise to the host and hostess, and ATNe [ -pe Was, perhaps, all the more enjoyahle cot NCI OF EMPIRE APPROVES on that account.Mr.and Mrs.Me- OF YON PLEHVE'S BILL.-Allum were presented with a handsome St.Petersburg, June\u2019 15.\u2014 The Morris chair, and other appropriate- Council of the the repeal of the law under which Jews are forbidden to.reside within twelve miles of the frontier.The Emperor\u2019s sanction of the \u2018measure + Mrs.J.W.Lock, of New York, visiting her son at his is uncle, Mr.James Robin-, farm near Sherlrooke, Empire has approv ed Interior Minister Von Plehve\u2019s bill for is.axpeeted | shortly.- 2 \u2018 \u2018the party broke up.and acceptabl?gifts.The presentation was made 'by Mr.Wheeler, in a few sincere words, expressive of the regard felt for Mt.and Mré\u201d MéAftum, by their many friends.A suitable response was made, by Mr.McAllun* 8h behalf of*himself and his \u2018wile, \u2018and | very delicious.refreshments were serv.\u2019 ed, brought by the visitors, after: which cordial \u201c\u2018good-nights\u201d were said, and TH Boat cushions\u2019 with flag designs just on Tuesday next at 2 o'elock in the Mr.Hollis Devault, of Passaic, x.J, : \u201cwkconnection, and with which.his EN STATA, Ap jépdo vtr THÉ WINDING up.OF ESTATES, | + i 18 Cred ors Under Present Conditions Sometimes Have Poor Show.FEES OF CURATORS, INSPECTORS, TC, NOT NECESSARILY IN ACCORD WITH SIZE OF co ESTATE.winding up of estates in this province arè \u2018said to be much higher than elsewhere.The law under which.the curators, inspectors, etc., levy their fees, enables them, if so inclined, in \u2018many - | cases, to gather in about all there is {to be had.A striking instance of this appears in connection with an insolvent es- ltate in a neighboring district.The total receipts from this estate amount Îto $1,727.12.From this must first be taken the cost of winding up the es- \u2018tate; and this - amounts to $1,607, leaving exactly $120.72 to satisfy ular creditors.The 81,607 of expenses is made up among other items of fees and expenses of provisional guardian \u2018and curator, $1,001.46, and fees of five inspectors, $455.| The regular creditors get nothing at all out of this estate.There are\u2019 two - ) special \u2018claims which reduce the $120.72 to 879.24.This is divided among the creditors whose clai ms are \u2018\u201cpri- velegéd,\u201d who get ba fourteen cents on the dollar.\u2018Other creditors, whose claims amount sand dollars, get nothing.It is understood that the expense statement in connectiof with the winding up of the estate above referred to is to be contested.: The Jaw\u2019s deficiency, in one respect at ep seems to be that curators, if they see fit to do ko, (locally no complaints have been - \u2018heard in this connection), are | not restricted from making charges and incurring expenses wholly.out of accord = with the size of the estaté in insolvency.Under the present law, the creditors are apparently .of last consideration.If the winding up experises cannot be \u2018made to dispose of what receipts there are, then those to whom the estate is indebted may share the.balance.Dig LORD DUNDONALD .© IS DISMISSED.(Continued from page one.) sponsibility each minister public fairs of the province or district with which he has dose political colleagues may not be so well acquainted.Mr.Fisher, while sharing with his colleagues that general responsibility already referred to, represents in a particular manner the Eastern Townships of the province of Quebec.If, when it was proposed \u201cto form a new regiment in that district, he interested himself in the work and sought to make the organization effective, he was not merely exercising a right, he was discharging a duty both to become ineffective after ireceiving, 1st, the approval of the Minister of Militia; 2nd, the approval of His Excellency the Governor-General-in-Council.\u2018The \u2018power, of approval on the part of each of these authorities must.of necessity, carry with it, the right of enquiry and rejection.\u201cIn the case of members of the Cabinet, while aM have an equal degree of responsibility in a constitutional sense, yet, in the practical working out of the péople \u2018of the district and to his colleagues in the Cabinet, who would expect him to inform himself of all the facts and advise them before approval by the Cabinet of the proposed arrangements, Mr.Fisher states that-so far as his int?rference related in any way to politics, it was not to give the new regiment a political color, but to guard against that very evil, which he had reason to believe was one of the causes of failure of some previous efforts to maintain efficient :ailitary organizations in the Kastern Townships.He interfered, not to have the regiment officered by his own political friends, but to see that capable military men of all political colors received, as far as possible, equal consideration.That he did not seek to give his own pdliti- cal color\u2019to the regiment is abundantly evidenced by the fact that of eighteen names submitted in the list only one was styuck out by him, and.by the further fact that a majority of the gentlemen chosen for commissions with his approval are his ponents, - i \u201cIn the case of the gentleman particularly mentioned by Lord Dundonald ar having \u2018been objected to, it has been shown that-he had never been in any way connected with .the militia, and therefore, ;was not \u2018regarded as a suitable person.to have.the rank of .major: a at Mr.Fisher recommended for \u2018the\u2019 \u2018place \u2018énother gentleman, who was also a political opponent, but who whs wel qualified by military service for a position of command, : \u201cIt should be added that at \u2018 the time of dealing with that particular rase, as set forth by Lord Dundonald, Mr.Fisher y war not acting merely as a minister specially interested »Eastern Townships\u2019 affairs, although such position would bave given him an, undoubted right to advise ; he was Political op- acting for and with the at thority of the Mitiister Gt Mima\" who was absent from the capi pifal, apd therefare : hin adj iid All\" \u201cthe Aoi aad\u201d du- .to reach any other conclusion thority of action hy the responsible \u2018head of the Department of Militia and Defence.Peu AE a nw a \u201cIn view of these facts it is diicutt than Thé expenses in \u2018connection with the special and privileged claims and reg- several thou- propriety be overlooked.for the | in the |- A new line\u2018 just opened in stock.called the {Flag Cushions.\u2019 * Manu- ers, will float on the water.Very pretty designs, and carr be used for canoes, hanimocks, ete., etc.Prices $1, $1.50, 20, FT, CGY corners, that the action taken by Mr.Fisher wag.entirely within his right and duty as \u2018a Cabinet minister, and entirely in : the interest of a non-partisan service.It is of importance to observe that the list from wh ch one name was struck was completed by the approvhl of His Exce¥ency, Governor-General, on the 31st of May.At that time the Minister of Militia had returned to the capital, and was in -daily attendance in his office, while Lord Dundonald was in| similar at.tendante in his office in the same building.If Lord Dund ald had any reason to he dissatisfied with the list in-its amended form hig obvious duty wis ta call on \u201cthe responsible minister and invite a discussion of the subject.This he did not dp.He made no representations whatevch to his minister, but proceeded to.Montreal \u2018and made his speech attacking the admin | .istration under which he was serving.- \u201cThe sub-committee, while drawing attention to the reasons which fully | justify the steps taken by Mr.Fisher, deem it well to state that such explanation is not a necessary part of the record.Even if Mr.Fisher's action had been-as erroneously stated, there would still have been no justification for the course pursued by Lord Dun- donald.Lord Dundonald is an! officer of the Canadian Government, le high officer, it is true, but still an official of the Government, subject to all the limitations which are usually imposed upon public officials in regard to the action of theif superior officers, For an official to make a public attack upon ministers of the Government under: which he serves \u2018is a proceeding so totally at variance with the prineiples which must necessarily obtain in the administration of military, as well as civil affairs, that it cannot with Tt.is impos- gible to do otherwise.than charaeter- ize the speech of Lord, Dundongld as a grave act of indiscretion and insubordination.: \u201cIn the subsequent proceedings, further evidence has heen afforded of Lord Dundonald\u2019s failure to appreciate the position he occupies as a publig official.It appears that -be desired to make a further communicatiof on th subject.Instead of sending this communication to his minister, he sent it to an Opposition member of Parliament, and then forwarded a copy to the minister, to whom it was delivered at the very_moment when, as pre- \u2018viously annouriced, a statenfent was to be made in Parliament.\u201cThe sub-committee deaply regret that: an office-of Lord Dundonald\u2019s high rank should have béen so misguided_as to fall into these grave errors and to pursue a course which - if ligngred, would be fatal to the discip- [fine and subordination to \u2018constitutional authority which are essential in.both civil government and | military service.\u201cFor the reasons hercin set forth, the sub-committee advise that = the Right Honorable thé Earl of Dundon- ald\u2019 Be forthwith relieved of his position as general officer commanding the militia in Canada.\u201cThe committee of the Privy Council concur in the foregoing and submit the same for orprove \u201d us CABINET.SECRETARY MOODY WILL SUG- CEED KNOX AS ATTORNEY.1 GENERAL.Washington, June 15.\u2014It is learned from a high source that U.S.Attor- ney-General Knox will resign from the cabinet in a few davs and\u2019 will succeeded by Mr.Moody, the present secretary of the navy.d Pianos can be PRETTY and not GOOD, or - G00D and not PRETTY, or BOTH, or neither.I am selling a piano for _\u20ac400.$400 \u2014 You know - - that means ?I Haven't got the best, but theré\u2019s no better.Tuning \u201cand Repdiring nlwave, Ww.B.LeBARON what facturers say they are life preserv-.| militia the | be | \u201c| only, i Some parents are particu ar Som rt as te ie, oe dren\u2019s shoes fit.Look you at the shape of ~this shoe.It is :- féshioned after nature\u2019s model, the child's f ik wise to bring, the little ones to take time and together ' we vw fit their little feet so that ture \u2018do itself justice.La mi | H.H.MORENCY, | LEADING SHOE Dr OLIVIER a med Cheap Sale of Ladies\u2019 Parasols, in all silk, silk and lisle, and gloria.A dischant of 9 p.c.off and a great many at cost.I am clearing out Mere and Boys Straw Hats at eost, Think of buying Ladies Black Ribbed Cotton Hose at dc.a pair, Ladies\u2019 Black [all Cashmere Hose, 25c.a.warranted a fast color.Jhildren\u2019s Black Ribbed Hose, 2 pair for 3c.We carry a fine assortment of | Ladies\u2019 White Lawn Blouses, from $1 to $3.60.Just received a fine assortment 'of Ladies\u2019 Duck Skirts, in all white, white with black | spots, and stripes ; also in Navy with white dots.We carry a fine assortment of Ladies\u2019 Summer Under vests, in all-Silk, Lisle and Cotton, in long sleeves, quarter sleeves and no sleeves, \u2018from 65c to $1.50 each.\u2018Now is the time for, Lisle and Cotton Hosiery, we have them in\u201cplain black and Jaced.\u2018I have a few more «Men's Soft Hats at 97c., orth $2.IG: F.OLIVIER, ~ {117-119 Wellington Sel, | SHERBROOKE.\u2014 MR.HERBERT EIEN | | Professor of Music, Organist and Choirmaster st.\u2018andre Chtrdi Teacher of Piano, Organ and Singing.-Etudents prepared for Conservatory Exans.Ferma : inno, seven dollars.Singing tes dol ars for 20 lessons.Address\u2014Prof.H.£.Jenner, 72 Belvedere # miam ol 0 L $ CHANNELL & £0.f PUBLISHERS (L 8.ChannelL v.ished overy oon ot Wy 108, 108 Wellin a Ste SUBSC CRIPTION PRICE, Tot vance, one year $2.00; six fo Le yer \u20ac his 50 cen one \u2018month, moms oo the | \u2018Eastern Fowmsiips wy : RAT ÉICTISING RATES.; day, Ut} cents: 2 day+, | 90 cents ; | week, 82.00; one inch, one year + dincou be it dvertisement fan , Lwice a woe | her ft Thanks, not e )bituary Poetry © i me \u2019 Inaerved overs wily.oo words | Cat es stored letter.UYETTENG IS for adve à ee vhe hinpdw Of Lire printers before sos on ; i to ime A the day sas 3a ire tion ~tatont ment for the at ending Junie © }1th, 190$: is i - Monday e.reine susrereee #00 4,407 | Test Hay .Lars vavu0t0 1532 ) We due dav ee sance ere ee 1563 _ Thursday use ons ent ee = Pres Lure prunes eee US sol rats day en even see eee Toi Lt.\u201ci \u2018 ; oo | «WATCH US GROW,\" on Dally verage, May, oy a Da y puerage.May, 19 \u2014 ] 0m dailv average, coe \"\" I Gain\u2019 in dail ; | | .i i 5 > .oy ; | ; 1 | | A | oo | fo | + L Pt 1 .The Daily Recoro ; ie.10 ; Fans .Notices, Zu.per word.a , Li sending monoy remitiers mod se ji cautiun to use express or pest VE country farmers ne Te magnificent 1880 the poi \"in the middle is one of the h A townships.During fifteen ; a parish enjoy {sbor and aéttin severance in vel to the manifold t.One of the \u20ac late priest was.of teaching sists death did not.this project._ His apostolic confined to his tended , the ne Fall, dent priest.The funeral wi ; ville on Friday, \u2018| ; d'elock x.æ\u2018.CHURCH SER JUN w aterville, St.10.30 a.m., Fores Dr.Parrock offici June \u20182 \u2018Hatley, \u201cat 3 pm.the; 1.ite Tuesday » North ficiating.Con © June 22nd, at 7.Eustis and Ci = mo $ Wool \u2018otton ment awn 0, wry ssort- kirts, black osim ~ Bment nder: ER -}.cave\u201d ai hs jore 8 LATE REV.WAS 4 08 FIFTEEN YEARS ~ pARISH PRIEST OF DAN- VILLE-FUNERAL FRIDAY.que \u201clate Rev: Louis Aime Masson, | paris priest of Danville, whose \u2018 la- \u2014pented y on the 3Ist of- January, a St.Joseph de Maskin.At the age: of 1F years he entered she Seminary of Nicolet as a student wed with more than- ordinary ta- \u201cJent, his career in classiez-and theo- was briHiant.urdained priest the.25th of Septemi- , 1664, he was called at once to the \u201cvigariat of St.Andre d'Acton, and in September, 1635, at the compara- ively early age of 24; years, was pointed first resident: priest of Ste.\u201cne de Danville.Up to that time Danville had been à mission served by the-cure of Richmond.The Catholics, either Irish or canadian, were few in number, and {heir church was a modest wooden puilding- with à poor cemetery.For six years Mr= Masson lived ina sretchéd dwelling, whose high rent abso psorbed every year nearly all the re- vque of the church.Ta.do away \u2018vitb this and in obediefice to the or- gers of the bishop, a new and more | somlortable residence was built near the chapel.Seeing the great advantages offered to farmers by the beautiful and fertile together with some of his excellent ishioners, worked actively to in- dwe pew settlers to come to the parish.From: various parts of the country farmers came to settle upon the magnificent lands of Danville, and in 1880 the population \u2018had doubled.In the middle of December, 1884, the late Mgr.A.Racine, Bishop .of Skerbrooke, solemnly blessed the Tew - church of Ste.Anne de Danville, which is one of the handsomest edifices in the townships.- During fifteen.years he ministered in the parish enjoying the fruit of his {shor and setting an example of perseverance in well-doing, and devotion to the -manifold duties of the parish priest.One of the cherished wishes of the late priest was to found a convent o teaching sisters in the parish, but death did not permit him to realize this project.His apostolic zeal was hy no means confined -to \u201chis own parish; but extended to the neighboring village of Kingsey Falls, =~ where he established the .mission of Ste.Anne, which in 158 became a parish with a resident priest.- The funeral will take place at Dan-} ville on Friday, the 17th inst., at 9 oelock a.m.= Ce SERVICES, SUNDAY, JUNE 19TH.- Waterville, St.John\u2019s church, at 1030 a.m., Foresters\u2019 parade, the Rev.Dr.Parrock officiating.Confirmation Tuesday, June 21, at 7.30 p.m.North Hatlev, St.Barnabas\u2019 church, at 3 p.m., the Rev.Dr.Parrock of - fciating.\u2014 Confirmation, Wednesday, June 22nd, at 7.30 p.m.- Eustis \u2018and Capelton, Christ.church, \u201cat 7 p.m.CHURCH - \u2018FATHER MASSON.death occurred yesterday, was, 1841, township vf Shipton, Father Masson | became the apostle of.colonization and] wil change all that.PAID THE PENALTY._ AT SING, SIN, N.Y.» A Ossining, in\u2019 Port Jervis, and Oscar Bor who killed his wife in Mouot ve Were put to \u2018death in the\u201celectrie chair at Sing Sing prison yesterday morning.The exeeutions were accomplished without a hitch, and twen.ty-four minutes after the first was led to the chair the second pronounced dead.Koepping, the younger of the two, was the first exe- cited.Both went\u201d \u201ctes.their deaths\u2019 without displaying any \u2018emotion.Koopping was \u2018only \u201893 vesrs.otd.He murdered John Martin in.Port Jervis, February 19th, 1903, after having been ejected = for non- payment of his board bill.Previoudy he had served six months in prison for robbing a woman with whom he eloped from New York.Borgstrom, a Swedish gardener, murdered his wife by cutting her throat: in a jealous rage at their home Mount Kisco.A 14-year-old; step- daughter tried to interfere, and narrowly escaped the same fate.He resisted arrest and attempted to commit suicide.Mrs.Borgstrom was an accomplished must cian.THE B.C.5 CADETS.* INSPECTED YESTERDAY BY MAJOR SPEARING AND CAPTAIN \u201c SOMERS.\u2018 An inspection of Bishop\u2019s School Cadets took place yesterday | afternoon.The inspecting officers were Major Spearing and Captain Se- mers of the 53rd Regiment.The Cadets paraded under Captain Dickes, : .The corps went through Various movements, which gave evidence : of much careful drill; The fnspecting officers were ev idently pleased _and complimented the officers and members of thé Da corps.HALF OF WOMAN'S in College: + \u2014\u2014 SHE LICKED POSTAGE STAMPS : AND CONTRACTED BLOOD \"POISON, ¢ Derby, .Conn., June 13.\u2014 Licking postage stamps has cost Miss Myra Sylvernale, assistant in the post office at Norfolk, near here, part of her tongue.A few weeks ago Miss Sylver- nale\u2019s tongue began to swell and physicians diagnosed the trouble as blood poisoning contracted from the mucilage on the stamps, Miss Sylvernale went to the Hartford Hospital, where an opération for the removal of nearly half of her tongue was performed.The.young woman is expected to recover, but there will always be an impediment in - her speech.| +\u2014 Mr.George Metcali, from Indianapo- Hs, Ind., an old Eaton boy, and a former resident of Sherbrooke, is in town calling on friends and renewing old associations.\u201cAt one time , Mr.t Metcalf\u2019s family lived in the house occupied hy Judge Mulvena: aE Vin St.Michel causing headaches.digestion.+ Asl to strengthen my blood, and Vin St.Michal TT .From the moment I took this tonic wine | began lo improve, _ \"1 eat well, digest my food easily, and am getting strenger.I can assure you that Vin St, and I consider it my duty to recommend it to all persons.(Signed) MADAME LEANDRE LAUZON, Bas Ste-Therese de Bienville, Co.Terrebonne, P.Q.Vin St.Michel have a weak constitution, 1 often re Try a wine glass full three times a.day.BOIVIN, WILSON & CO, 820 St.Paut St.MONTREAL.Sole Agents for Canada and | nited States eue » June 13.\u2014 Albert.Koepping, who murdered John Martin! man was .[country is on the .' UTONGBE CUT OFF.| conprmions IN RUSSIA: CoE hddhgig ry TWO MURDERE RS E ELEOTROOU TE 1 WHAT MICHARL {DAVITT HAS.TO 'SAY OF 4B / SITUATION.St.Petersburg, June 15.\u2014 Michael Davitt, who is now.in St.Petersburg, © , investigating the dabor - and industrial conditions of Russia, in an\u2019interview, yesterday, with the correspondent of the Associated Press, .\u2018said : .Aside from the immediate object of my visit, I have been greatly interested in the attitude of the masses in Russia towards the war.Their attitude is of greater import ir view of the - stories | published abroad to the effect that the war is unpopular, and that the verge of a revolu-.\u2018tion owing.to public discontent, \u20181 have visited every working quarter of St.Petersburg, the extensive distfict, and such places as the Potil- loff Company\u2019s locomotive and steel tories, in the churches, parks, \u2018and places of public entertainment, but failed to find anything except quiet confidence that Russia is bound to win in the end.The Government is decidedly frank in its dissemination of news.Official bulletins are posted everywhere and are read attentively by small groups.sailors are among them.The news is discussed among the bystanders, but always quietly.There is no trace of excitement.In fact, the war seems to arouse less public interest than the news received during the South African war.One reason may be the distance of the actual fighting \u201c from European Russia.\u201cCertainly the war is not affecting their current of life.Business every- whete is progressing as usual, and the people are following their ordinary routine: - : \u201cThe only sentiment is full- faith that Russia w!timately will win.The stories published abroad that persons were executed at Moscow re- been imposed at Moscow, and that sanguinary conflicts have ogcurred at Odessa are all, so far as my enquiries show, pure inventions, deMberately set afloat for the purpose of injuring the Russian loan abroad.\u201d _ +\u2014 ; TAKEN TO PRISON.YOUNG RUSSIAN LADY HELD ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.St.Petersburg, June 15.\u2014 Miss Merjersky, who-is a daughter of Prof.Merjersky, the principal alienist doctor in Russia, a member of the Privy Council, and who was arrested on her \u2018way to St.Petersburg, and was found to have a bomb in her possession, which, it was believed, she intended to throw at the Czar as he passed her father\u2019s house on his way to the parade ground, has been detained since at her parent\u2019s residence under police surveillance.to prison.She is accused of threatening the fives of the Emperor and his ministers.- * A report that she had been hanged is untrue.She: was in a hysterical condition- when she committed offence of which she \u2018is accused, Prince, a of Bo} ton, have gone for Don\u2019 t feel well?\"i Is that your case ?Not slck\u2014just don't feel oo good?Don\u2019t want to eat?Meals don't taste right?.Can't put ) your mind on business ?Little things irritate you?Feel tired all the time, yet can\u2019t rest at night and sleep no longer refreshes you?It purifies and enriches the blood : \u2014clears it of impurities that\u2019 are dulling the brain and stimulates the stomach, encourages the appetite, and aids the It gives strength to tired muscles.system with ambition to \u201cbe up and deing.\u201d And it Won't be long before that tired, nervous, dispirited feeling completely disappears.The sale of VIN St.MicHEeL in Canada is larger than that of all other tonic wines combined.vire a can do it.It fires the whole Michel preserves my health, EASTERN DRUG CO., 14 Pulton St, Bosten, Mass.° al.Js Distributors for MOGINY United Sates good tonic On request we will send you the Vin st.Michel Album containing one huudrod illustrations and testimonials.| - 4 Selogmolenskoe region,: the Narvaskara .works employing 10,000 men.1 inter- {viewed the workers outside of the fac- Frequently soldiers and 600 cently, that wholesale sentences have\u2019 She has now been taken | the + Mr.E.W.Farwell and Mr.Barnard he engaged.by Father 15, 1904, - PAGE FIVE.Fe Y NEWS | HELP WANTED FOR SALE ea Ë de ot NE S rés +4 = d Ads.have secured more d \u201c KRe tscord is the greatest salesman you ; rs.C: .4 oO ew ork, ia I aad other than Lee can employ.It can sell anything for visiting her sister, Mrs.JW .fs wo 08 elk Tor you top prices.home Stocks, for the summer.RE A [a = petit he use OF the famous su pe Williane\u201d Barto * vùs.| Want Ade, in the FOR SALE.\u2014 THE \u201cNINE CENT Be 2%: Ay $ : ; Brewer, as cür-.ate\u2019 tee A os church, \u2018Quebee,\u201d has entered upon .bis- new duties.: Mrs.William Dusault and her son of; Berlin, N.H.,~were in the city thig week - visiting: Mrs.Mgs.Dusanit\u2019s brother-in- law, Mr.Al fred.Busault.M.4.T.Stenson,.Collector \u2026 of Customs, is \u2018at St.Johrisbury, attending the graduation exercises of the St.Johnsbury School, where - his grandsou \u2018is & pupil.Mrs.A.JE.Quimby, who has been ill for #bme months, had an operation performed Tuesday .at she Sherbrooke though Yes, pak, is ie A fair way to recove > Mr.H A.Lemieux, Inspector of { Customs}: Montre, was in town Tuesday; proceeding : Thetford Mines.Mr, D.D.ro Mig = Chief Inspector, Quebec, who has been so ill that he Was ordered south, is slowly recovering., ee $.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Cantin, on their return from their wedding journey, had a pleasant reception at the residence of Mr.F.Cantin, on Wellington street.A number of the friends of the young couple assembled and spent a delightful evening.A branch of the Eastern Townships Bank has just been opened at Lake Megantic.Mr.Dinning, of the head office, has been there during the past few days looking over the ground and - has secured an office in Mayor Thi- bodeau\u2019s block.Mr.George M.Thompson, formerly of Cowansville, is now in charge.informal \u2018\u2018leap- last evening, A very enjoyable, year\u201d dance was given,.by a number \u201cof young people at Odell\u2019s Hall.About forty were present, and the dancing was kept up throughont the evening.The chaperones were Mrs.Thos.B.Read, and Mrs.Ransiehousen, and the insuiring music was.furnished by Miss Florence Dale, : a oa MOROCCAN BRIGANDS.AN ATTEMPT MADE TO CAPTURE \u201c THE ITALIAN CONSUL.Tangier, June 15.\u2014 An attempt has been, made to capture the Italian consul at Larache.The consul resides a mile outside the town and a band of mountéd horsemen set an ambush for him.The consul was fortunately warned and had time - to take refuge inside the town.Two private Ameri- cah- gentlemen, who attempted to enter into\u2019 negotiations_ with Ratsuli, were unauthorized by their Government, but were evidently actuated by \u2018good intentions, with the idea ol procuring the release of the captives.It is \u2018feared this act might cause serious confusion and - delay to the negotiations between Raisuli and the native officials.Rasiuli\u2019s decision to negotiate with none except native officials | has been received ¥ with satisfaction.COOKSHIRE June 15.\u2014 The lawn social given by the Cookshire Brass Band, on Monday avening, was a great success, financially and otherwise, .a good attendance being present and the music was ex- | ceptionally good.understood that the Band was Godin.to furnish music the evening Bishop LaRocque was in town.They turped out of their own accord in His Lordfhip s honor.The Academy closed Monday and teachers and pupils have left for their homes.Miss Hattie Hurd has left for Cole- brooke, N.H., where she will spend the next few weeks among fiends, * The Ladies\u2019 Guild will hold their annual strawberry\u2018 festival on June 30thin Farnham for the past few months, returned ta her home on Saturday last.- \u2014@- ASBESTOS.June.15\u2014Quite a gloom was cast over \u2018the.village last Thursday when it became known that tittle Ivy Nut- brown, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Nutbrown, had passed away after only two days\u2019 illness, of acute appendi- only eight years of age she possessed a wonderfully sweet voice for singing and only a few weeks ago she sang very sweetly \u201cLet the blessed sunshine in\u201d at the Rev.A.A.Radley\u2019s service in the school house.At Dan- ville Methodist church the Rev.A.A.Radley conducted a very impressive funeral service.There was quite a large assortment of beautiful flowers, the gifts of relatives and friends.\u201cMuch sympathy is felt for the bereaved parents.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 STOCKS.R.F.Morris, stock broker, @dell\u2019s Block, reports to-day\u2019s prices one o \u2018clock, by telegraph, as follows t MONTREAL STOCK ACHANGE CHICAGO BOARD Oy TRADE, adams Charles Biron \u2018and | Erotestant, Hospital, and.al- |: The Lord Bishop of-Quebec will hold a Confirmation service here on Thursday evening.The members of the Band want it | not | Miss Gertrude Macrae, who has been | citis.© She was a sweet dispositioned child, and was a general [favorite with all who knew her.Although |.Uv oy Toes w \u201c Pork 12.30 15 cents for 15 words, 6 days TABLE GIRL WANTED.APPLY AT the\" Montreal House.1WANTED.\u2014 SHINGLE SAWYER, AT once.Apply to J.O.Gilbert & Co., Bishop's Crossing.a.WANTED.\u2014 GENERAL \u201cSERVANT forta family of four.Good wages.Ap- p 1% M.A, Laine, 20 Walton Ave.- WANTED.\u2014 AT ONCE, GOOD PLAIN cook.No washing.Apply, Miss Blue, \u2018Noi 2 Nos 2, Moore street.WANTED \u2014 COMPETENT GENERAL servant.No washing or ironing.\u2018Gofid wages.Apply immediately.Mrs.'W.B.LeBaron, Moore street.WANTED.\u2014 A TABLE GIRL.A chamber girl, at once.Good wages paid.Apply by letter, Queen's Hotel, Store\u201d Business Block, Strathcona Square.Apply to Dr.W.Durcar Smith, Sherbrooke.THIRTY SHARES OF E.T.BANK stock for sale, in lots to suit the purchaser.Address, L., Record Office.| FOR SALE.\u2014 LOT AND DWELLING House, on Montreal street; size house, 32x28, with L, 15x30; el- ectrie light and modern conveniences.Apply P.O.Box 663, Sherbrooke.size, cheap: Wm.Lord, Sherbrooke, FARM FOR SALE\u201425 ACRES, NEAR city.Good land and orchard; good buildings: For particulars apply (., Record office.FOR SALE, HOUSE ON WELLING- Lake Megantic.ton, between King and Sanborn.Rents WANTED AT ONCE\u2014_COATMAKER, £40 per\u2019 month.Will be .sold very Good wages, permanent joh-J.X.| cheap.Apply at once, J: D.Ken | Duranleau, ,_corner King and Grove.nedy.° î WANTED.\u2014A GOQD GENERAL SER-|FOR SALE.\u2014 SECOND HAND EX.vant.Apply Mrs.J.IW.Bilton, 60 press, in good order.M.R.O'Donnell, Quebec street.Fast Sherbrooke.WANTED.\u2014 A GO0D RIGHT BOY.Apply at L.A.Bayley\u2019s.WANTED\u2014A COOK.APPLY MRS.| F.N.McCrea, 14 Bank street.WANTED.\u2014 A COOK, APPLY AT once at Windsor Mouse.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014, 5c LOST - FOUND - To lose sapien or tu An \u2018np os - masns er iartly think of À Record and ils wondertul results.An Ad, under this heading 19 « auteguard uguinat oss.Ask anybody.LOST.\u2014 BETWEEN.QUEEN AND Wellington sfreets, on June - 3rd, Pair Gold Eye-glasses, with chain.Finder please leave at C.F.Olivier\u2019s Dry Goods Store, and be rewarded.LOST\u2014LADIES\u2019 GOLD HANDLED umbrella.Return to 15 Montreal street and be rewarded.Unitersity of \u2018Bishop's Clg \u201cLENNOXVILÉE, P.Q.The Annual Public Meeting of Convocation for cohlerring Degrees in Divinity and Arts will be held in the Bishop Williams\u2019 Hall, on Thursday, June 23rd, at 3 p.m.The annual Business Meéting will be held in, the, Council Chamber, on the samme day, at, 40.a.m.The business \u2018will include Vihe \u201celection of a Vice- Chancellor for a term of three years.| By order, | F.W.FRITH, Registrar.1 June 14th, 1904.| EASTE RN TOWNSHIPS BANK.dois ; DIVIDEND No.89, Notice is nor a von von that a Dividend of Four r cent e current half year has eclared i for.the paid- up C: Cap | 1 Stock stip with Bots i og A anly) a at).pr w be yable at the Head Office and branches on after Saturday, 2nd day of July next.\"rh e Transter Books will be closed from fro the 15th to the 3th of June both Bodays inclusive, ; By order of the Bo - JAMES Mal asa | Sherbrooke, 31st May 1904.dencre | ERP PPS pre 5 pete Vs Prevince Cunads.Mebeo, } { Distelet of St.-Francis, \u201cIn thé Qiroult Court In and for the District of Saint Francis, Before G.L.DeLottinville, Clerk Ciroult Court JOSEPH ALFRED LEBLANC, of the city of Sherbrooke, in the district of Saint Francis, advocate, .Plaintiff, \u2014vs\u2014 | THEOPHILE PARADIS, heretofore of the township -of Ditton, in the district of Saint Francis, ahh now absent to the Province of Quebec.Co | Defendant.The defendant is ordered to appear within one month.| +.G.L.DELOTTINVILLE, C.C.C.PANNETON & LEBLANC, OT Attorne \u20188 for .Plaintiff, NORTH HATLEY June 15.\u2014The Northern Association of Universalists met here June 7th and 8th.Visitors and delegates from Stanstead, West Derby, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Massawippi, St.Johnsbury, Lyndon- ville, West Concord, Moe\u2019s River, Len- noxvitle, Sherbrooke, etc., were pre- \u2018sent.Supper was served lin the vestry li of the church each day.| During the services solos were sung, by Susie LeBaron, Mrs.Bassett and A.C.\u2018Jackson, and a duet by' Mrs.Laughlin.and Mrs.Taylor.\u2018The Misses Church, of Melbourne, drove here Sunday and were the guests of Mrs.J.B.LeBaron.They returned the 15th.Over fifty relatives and friends of Mr.and Mrs.George Sampson assemhb)- led at their home to help them cele which were particularly appropriate.After singing \u201cGod be with you we meet again,\u201d the company persed, all agreeing that they had appreciated the opportunity of being together once more.Canadian Pacific Railway 119% Nr.J.Robinson has moved into his Detroit United Ry.a new house.B Fone City ant Fo TE T.V.Reed is building a carriage \u2018NEW YORK BTOCK EXCBANGE 73 shed in addition to his livery stables.|- Reading .Brookiy R.Transit - 1% 3 a ( 2: POPULAR S# \"| Union Paciffo, 8% F L ; WANTS for 75 cents.Me- brate the fiftieth anniversary of their till dis- FOR SALE \u2014 LADY'S BICYCLE, nearly new ; also a very fine folding | bed.Apply 46 Montreal street.Ads.under this heading give quick results, State your business here sud your an- neunocement will prove & goud fn.vestsneut, WANTED.GOOD ROOM AND board.Address P.0.Box 116.WANTED \u2014 YOUNG WOMAN DEsires situation -as house maid, where cook is kept, Stanstead or neighborhood.= Table girl wishes for work, North Hatley.Disengaged July 1st.Apply Woman\u2019s Exchange, Sherbrooke.TO LET - Jouses advertised under this heading do potremsin ils.A gard fu tl fu the window non people n here tu soon vy ay nares times we muny.College street, Lennoxville, for July and August.Tennis lawn, not far from golf links.Apply P.O.Box 57, Lennoxville, P.Q.: \u2014 rer eq Established Six Years We want you to.chased it, What?One of the best Sash and Door Factories with\" Saw and \u2026 Shingle Mill.Complete \u201c We have just pur- prepared to furnish on short notice, - At Prices That Cannot be Rough and Dimension Lumber, Lath, Shingle, Kiln-dried and Dressed Lumber.We can furnish complete bill for {BUILDING ANY STRUCTURB - OF WOOD.Cet our.guaranteed.A trial order solicited.MERRILL & JENKINS, Smith\u2019s Mills, May 23rd, 1904, IF YOUR PROPERTY IS FOR SALE No.matter what it is, or where the location, we can dispose of it for you.We are in touch with the buyers.Write or phone us to-day.R.PRICE & CO.22 Bridge Street.prices.\u201cEverything 1 Phone 401 .- Fast Sherbrooke > (ON 4 a 2 NOTICE re TAXES NOTICE is hereby given with a resolution PUBLIC hat in accordance assed by the City Coundl all arrears for Real Estate, Business, Sulary and Rental Taxes must be paid \u2019 , On or Before June 18th, will be.taken for the collection of the same.P, J, GRIFFITH, Sec.-Trons._ { otherwise proceedings marriage.A presentation speech .by GA.LeBaron was feelingly re- FARM FOR SALE : sponded \u2018to by Mr.Sampson.\u201d The| 33 acres, just outside city, part seed- day was \u2018an ideal one and supper was ed this year.32 young fruit trees, served upon the lawn, Among the large garden; a bargain.Apply presents were scveral golden coins, E.J.WILEIAMS, Sherbrooke.À Mid- Sopmer Night's Dream UNDS; MONDAY, JUNE 20TH, at33) and 8.00 p.m.Admission - 850 Cents.or 3tickets for $1.00.Children half price.Tickets at.Fraser's Drug Store, Sherbrooke, McKfndsay's Drug Store, Lennoxville, or at the School, of > FOR SALE.\u2014 GOUD SAFE, MEDIUM TO RENT FURNISHED HOUSE ON .Yet you did not know we were here?\u2018 in the Eastern ' Townships.We are Undergoid.Al kinds of House Finish.Sasn, Doors, Frames and Blinds.All kinds of Mouldings, Flooring, Sheating, Bishop's College School will be performed.in.the COLLEGE -_- green ee Fol .nl \u201c ft 1 1478 7 oi î - - 2 ns, sn _ _ i: BE * ; \u201c =; ¥ : 2 M put 2 4 E BR fo : : A \u2014 Lr 53 ; 2e - _- A 4 .- MS - f ¥ STR x ; - : 1 Poa À | ; ; Foe LER Fi oo - Sow RR - ; > 5 481 Lo « -.JA bs me ; 4 TEL AV = Cw % 1 \u2019 da ELU A : = .ya.: 7 5 : OT i ® ; * + + « ! 1 PAGE SIX.prit i je 4 » - 1 | Hi SRERBROOKE pant RECORD, EDESDAY, JUNE, 15, 1904.+ \u2014 nes FOI01re1eIEIIOISI0IE0IOITIOIIBIOIOIOIete Shirt Waist Dent.- Dress Waists in exclusive styles and - fashionable a A variety of new models in: Silk Waists, trimmed with Lace Applique and Valenciennes lace, with fancy: stitching, in Black and \u2018White, at | And a number of Silk Waists in all the leading shades at $3.50, $5, $5.75, $7.50.i Great Muslin Waist Values! - Ladies\u2019 White Muslin Waists, &n- exquisite designs, some with hemstitched -tucks, and some trimmed with lace and embroidery.Very fine grade at $1.20, 81.50, 82, 82.25, 82.50, = 75 and 83.T.Belanger, Wellington st.; 0+0+0+0+8+0+0+0+0+0+0 Ÿ THE JOHN MURPHY COMPANY, LIMITED._ GREAT MIDSUMMER CLEARING.SALE ! oC \u2018Amazing Value in White \u2018Blousewear ! Ladies\u2019 Beautiful White Blousewear, beautifully trimmed with Cluny Lace across the front, and two clusters of ten tucks on ditto, ten fine pin tucks down back, cuffs and collars tucked, worth! at regular values 63c.81 50, sale price cresocensers qersvisers enrrreparege seinen gos Balance of Odd Lines of Ladies\u2019 Wrappers} In Lawn, Print.Gingham, Dimity, pretty shades and \u2018new.designs, regular t t at sale price values, $2.50 to $3.75, choice of the assortment at sale p $1 00 & $3, $3.50, $3.90, $4.50 and $5.00, .vu.0.Ladies\u2019 Black Sateen Underskirts ! Deep- flare florince, trimmed with three clusters of tucks, and three frills at - bottom; very Es and full make, special sale price, $1.65 Extraordinary value.Lrsoss seseesserecesresiier vereesses awssveessiss ose - Ladies\u2019 Black Sateen Blousewear ! 7860: Always handy to have, full sleeves, tucked front and back, regular value $1.25, sale price .cceieiise genni sonia i - \"MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY FILLED.The John Murphy Company, Limited » 2 st.Catherine St.| : Corner Metcalfe St; \u2018 MION TR EAL.' TERMS CASH.$ \u201cProgress Brand\u201d \u2018It saves time, It saves temper, It saves money To wear \u201cProgress Brand\u201d Suits.$10, - $12, S15, $18.The best clothing money can buy.Why put off buying ?THE _\u2014# o Eastern Townships Clothing Co.| Sole Agents for \u201cProgress Brand\u201d Clothing.J.L.VINEBERG, Managing Director.147 Wellington St., Sherbrooke 1A / BELL TELEPHONE 338.RONNOOHONONOHONOLOR lex , a ~~ 0f Boots & Shoes We have a large stock of Ladies, Men's and Boys\u2019 Shoes.They are first-class quality and style, and we want to sell them as- we always do, cheaper than the cheapest., : \u201cKING QUALITY\u201d \"Do vou want a good pair of Shoes?If so, see our King Quality.You will -surely buy them, as they are guaranteed for the fit as well as the wear.We Give Green Cash Receipts.| NEW SWERBROOKE CLOTHING STORE, \u2014#= > TAT WV FATHER and came to America in 1869.He was , DEATH OF REV.FATHER ordained priest by Cardinal Gibbons, HAMON.in 1872, and was afterwards employed in ministerial work, especially in the dioceses of Montreal and Quebec, and in the French-Canadian centres of the New England Stat.He was the founder of the Ledgue of the Sacred Heart in the city of Montreal, and \u2018was for many \u2018years director \u2018of the \u201cUnion Catholique.\u201d Father Hamon was the author of \u2018à nûmber of popular books, one of them being a treatise on temperance, cli \u201cAlcohol the ° The Rev.Father Edouard Hamon, a well-known and\u201d most popular Jesuit Father, died Sunday, at Leeds, county of Megantic.He was preaching a retreat to the people of the locality, and had just come down from the pulpit on- Saturday, when he suffered an attack of paralysis and rapidly sank, until he breathed his last Sunday morning.This was the second attack within a few months, Father Hamon was born in Brittany, France, in 1841, king of the day.\u201d , Pa ' - - = | ANOTHER ASPECT OF THE QUES: | reported.Summer Sale - Consumptio Cure Ts is guaranteed to cure, If it doesn\u2019t benefit you, the druggist will give you your money back.Prices: 8.C.WzLLs & Co.208 2c.S0c.§1 LeRoy, N.Y., Toronto, Can, CORRESPONDENCE, ough \u2014\u2014 TION, So To the Editor of the Record : Sir,\u2014Allow'me to_ congratulate the Rev.Dr.Shreve on his manly , protest against the manner in which the Lord\u2019s Day was desecrated in Sherbrooke, this week, This specially flagrant case was due to a Sabbath -Dav invasion of our city by a Godless, pleasure-seeking crowd of foreigners.It is not the first time the city of Belin has dumped such a mob upon us.Not only is it high time our city fathers besfirred themselves to prevent a recurrence of this, but it is, also, high time the fair city | of Berlin looked after its own good name.If it matters anything to what outsiders think of it, it will keep its riff-raff at home, for \u2018already, the very word, \u2018\u2018Berlin\u201d\u2019 in the minds of many of the citizens of Sherbrooke with all that is low [Ç and | base.WM.SHEARER, St.Andrew's Manse, June, 15th, 1903, ce \u2014 MICROSE OF OLD AGE.\u2014 MEMBER OF THE PASTEUR INSTT- TUTE THINKS HE HAS LOCATED IT\u2019.New York, June 15.\u2014 The Herald has the following from Paris: M.Metchnikof, of the Pasteur.Institute, lecturing in Paris of old age, strongly endorsed the theory that senility is due to.a special microbe which he had attempted to isolate.As a result of a close investigation, he stated his conviction that the habitat of this microbe was the large intestine.i Market News.MONTREAL MARKETS.\u2019 Montreal, June 14.CHEESE\u2014The cheese \u2018market is) very firm, prices are raised jc on last week\u2019s rates.The market for best Ontario is firm at 8jc, and 8jc fot best Quebec makes.It is not known if the English trade will follow these prices, as there gre no cable advices There is a very heavy make of cheese and receipts continue to pour.in, yesterday\u2019s being 11,883 boxes and receipts for the last wéë were - 42,853 boxes.' Notwithstandi high prices, there is considerable expo business being transacted which is fo tunate considering the heavy receipts.Mail advices from Liverpool say that the demand has further improved and a brisk consumptiye trade is in progress.On choikest and old, good condition, well kept goods,\u201d prices have further advanced, and stocks are now in small compass.For new a moderate trade only has been experienced, and, values have ruled somewhat irregular.The arrivals are stated to have been more than sufficient \u201cfor the demand.BUTTER\u2014The butter market is a shade firmer, \u201cbut no actual changes have taken place in prices.Prices are still being maintained on the country boards, l71c to 174c appear: be the prevailing prices on the Saturday boards.Business is rather quiet and receipts are not as fieavy as usual, only 577 pkgs.being reported at the Board of Trade.A mail advice from Liverpool says that supplies of choic- es | est Continental and Irish produce have been more plentiful, and in excess of the week\u2019s requirements, and to make progress it has been necessary to reduce values.There is only a moderate trade passing in Colonial stored produce and in fresh made Canadian.Quotations for choicest creamery in 56 lb.boxes are 80s to 84a per cwt., and States and Canadian, medium grades, at 68s to 74s per cwt.LIVE STOCK\u2014About 550 head of butchers\u2019 cattle, 30 milch cows, 250 calves and 400 sheep and lambs, were offered for sale at the East End Abattoir yesterday.\u2018The butchers were out strong, and trade was good, although the prices of prime cattle have advanced fully three-quarters of a cent per lb.during the past two week.Mr.Joseph Richard paid 53c per lb.for four prime stéers, and a few were sold at 6c per lb.; pretty good cattle sold at fsom de to 5ic per lb.; common dry cows at % to Bic, and the lean grasshopper beasts at\u201d 24e to 2jc per Ib.Mr.Joseph | Richard paid $31 for three superior \u2018calves and the others sold at $2.50 \u2018to $8 éach, or from 3c to 5c per lb.Shipping sheep sold at.about 4e per lb., and the others at 3ic to 4c per lb.Lamhs sold at $2.50 to $4.50 each.Fat hogs sold at about 5ic per 1b.There were a few very fine milch cows .on\u201d the market, which sold at $55 to $65 each; other cows sold at from 825 to 850 each.Kills Bed Bugs one application of LYON'S Liquid: Bug Poison does the work.Costs 25c.a large bottle.Your money back if not === satisfactory.At all dealers, \u2018| further advances Monday.| for- 8 secorid reading and was reached is associated | \u2018of peculiar | \u2018| and \u2018their customers.- particular piece had been sold, / .i Canadian TT.Haynes, of Hallstream, and number of frie [ANTI CIGARETTE