The Montreal herald, 13 avril 1904, mercredi 13 avril 1904

[" FOR LITTLE WANTS Use Merzii Want Cotumde ESTABLISHED 1808.\u2014 NO.87.TWELVE PAGES.THE MONTRE MON TREAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL I3, 1904.L HERALD * TWELVE PAGES.FAC mens > £0.-MORROW'S WEATHER, Fai FC vous ak ES, out ot GA ! PRICE ONE CENY é DISASTER AGAIN OVERTAKES 125, RUSSIAN FLEE,\" Admiral Makaroff, Gallant Defender of Port Arthur Was Drowned WENT DOWN ON SHIP; STRUCK A HIDDEN MINE Battleship Petropavlovsk is Struck by Hidden Mine, Sunk With 700 Men | could not have sustained such injuries «otherwise.It was also pointed out that \u201cit way known that the Japanese had | been hovering iu the neighborhood for peveral days.| La:«r it became known that the first telegram received by Grand Duke Via- dimir said briefly that Grand Duke ! Cyril! hud been wounded and that the Petropavlovsk had been lost, without \u2018utioning a fight.The mass of the \u201cts agrees in two stateinent\u2014that Duke ¢*yril, between whom and «hrone there is only a single life, wis wounded, and that the Petropav- llovsk was lost, Battie Still in Progress.| St.Petersburg.April 13.-According Ito very high authority the latest ad- i vices received at the Winter Palace here are to the effect that a naval bat- \u2018tle is still progressing off Port Arthur.} Firing Near New Chwang.\u2018he Foo, April 13.\u2014A correspondent 4, %, ANOTHER RUSSIAN WARSHIP DESTROYED.for the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches.Since the death of the late Principal Mac- Vicar Prof.Scrimger has added to his duties the work of the Chair on Systematic Theology.This chair he will continue to occupy as Principal, while he will be succeaded: in the Chair of Exegesis by another lecturer.| Professor Scrimger married, in 1874, Miss Charlotte Catherine Gairduer, of Baytield, Ont., and has two sons and two daughters.| His eldest daughter is now Mrs.W.G.Ly- :; man, of 80 Victoria Street, while the eldest \u201cson 18 u Presbyterian minister, and at present \"in Italy.His second son is iz Medicine in | McGill University.pr AND STILL THEY COME.Five Thousand Immigrants for the Canadian West to Pass Through Montreal ih Next Few Days.of the Associated Press at Teng-L now, | forty miles northwest of here, tele-| graphs as follows: \u2018Sounds of heavy: firing were heard at 8.30 o'clock this! (Wednesday Imorning.The firing evidently gvas being done between here and pdf Arthur.It is believed at) Teng-Chow that the long expected sea tight among the Miaoteo Islands has taken place.The Japancse battleship Asahl, flying an admirals flag, was, seen off Che Foo yesterday, going to the west, and there is no doubt that tha, remainder of the Japancse fleet] was In the vicinity of Port Arthur, The; One thousand immigrants passed through Montreal yesterday afternoon and about four hundred this morning.Within the next few days the immigrants to arrive and the different steamers they are from are as follows, ex-Lake Erie at St.John, 1,100; ex- Arcadian at Halifax, 1.037; ex-Malin at Halifax, 157; ex Mount Temple at St.+ John, 400; ex Pretor.an at Halifax, 400; tex Siberian at Halifax, 300; ex Canada {at Halifax, 1,605.! The large rush of immigrant travel | bas puzzled the C.P.R, officials to find } WEINER TELLS OF \u2014 PAYMENTS MADE - TO CLOSE CASE \u2014 He Said all His Trouble Ceased When Deposit Was Made UNDERSTOOD MONEY WAS : FOR THE PROSECUTOR Advised Blackley and Backe - rack to Follow the Same- Course.ITHE PAYMENTS ON STOCKS Russian fleet also was seen outside ! h colonists « to care for it TRE CZAR HEARS THE NEWS Port Arthur yesterday.| Vail Empty colonists which have car- Grand Duke Cyril Was One of Those Attack on Saved\u2014Severe Port Arthur Progress.in St.Petersburg.April 13\u2014It is officially announced that Vice-Admiral Makaroff was drowned at the time of the sinking of the battleship Petro- paviovsk.St.Petersburg, April 13.It is estimated that from six hundred to seven hundred men perished when the Petropaviovsk sank.The captain of the steamer Iochshan, which arrtved from New Chwang, reported that he heard heavy firing between five and seven o'clock this afternoon (Wednesday) in the direction of \u201cPort Arthur.The firing was continue 15, but no ships were visible.From the direction of the sound he judges \u2018that there was fighting at the entrance of Port Arthur.The Lockshan was the last foreign vessel ta leave New , Chwang, =ailing at the same time as the British gunboat Espiegle, at one Uo'clock yesterday afternoon.! ° - ! Jap Vessels in Liao River.; se Petersburg, April 12.\u2014An official telegram received here reports the appearance of a warship and several Junks, supposed to be Japanese, in the \u2018neighborhood of the estuary of the Liao 8t.Petersburg, April 13.\u2014While go- Ing out to meet the Japanese fleot, off Port Arthur, the Petropaviovsk struck a mine in the outer roadstead, turned over and sank.Practically the whole of her crew were lost.Only four officers were saved, among them being the Grand Duke Cyril.The Petro- paviovsk was flying the flag of Vice- Admiral Makaroff.The result of the naval battie, which according to the most reliable authority was in progress, according to the last reports, has not been received.Grand Duke Cyril Saved.St.Petersburg.April 13.-A semi-of- ficial telegram received here confirms the report that the battleship Petro- paviovsk has been sunk off Part Arv- thur, and that only four of the officers were saved, among them being the Grand Duke Cyril, who was wounded.How the Disaster Occurred.St.Petersburg, April 13.\u2014A naval battle is prugressiug off Port Arthur, the result of which is yet Unknown.The Japanese iieet, including torpedo boats and torpedo boat destroyers, totals for-.ty.Vice-Admiral Makaroff ordered his whole squadron out of the harbor to meet the attack.According to the Associated Press informant it was while preparing to draw up his line of battle in the outer road- slead when the Petropaviovsk struck a mine.on her starboard side amidships, and immediately began to heel, Betore the crew (ould flood the port toinpartmments of the vessel in order te ke-p her on an even hee, sne turned turtie and sank in u few minutes, cars £ying aown almost the entue Crew.Captain N.Jakoviait, the Grand bDuxe Cyril and two other officers were saved becuuse they were standing on the upper bridge.The trightiul loss or hire smong the officors did en was ®ue to the fact that they all were at their stations, reaay tar action, The Petropas.oysx turted turtie In & manner stunnar to the British battle-, ship Victoria, wWhih vas ratiued by the Camperdown im 1593, and to the incident in the Chino-Japanvs- war when à Chinese warship warned turtle, many of the (rev remalnine alive for geveral days hammering desperately on the upturned huli, Requiem Mass for the Dead.St.Petersburg, April 13.- After the receipt of detinité neus of Vi e-Admi- fal Mukaroffs denth, the military \u2018en- sor vemmittee valled an extraortinars BeSSION to pass upon the otli ral de- æpatrhes which will probably be given out soon.A requiem muss for the repose of the eouis of Vice-Admiral Maharoff an: the other officers and the crew of the Petropaviovsk nas aiready leen an- pounced to take place in the Adnuralty Church to-morrow.Battleship Struck a Mine.St.Petershurg, April 13.-Another report is to the effect that the telegram Which Grand Duke Viadinar received was from Grand Duke Boris, brother ef Grand Duke (°yril, announcing that the Petropaviovsk, of whirh Cyril was first officer, had been biown up by dtriking a Russian mine, on'y four officers escaping.The Grand Duke yrll's wound was sald to be slight.The telegram, according to this report, did not mention the losses sustained by the trew.Later Report Says Twenty Escaped.St.Petersburz.April 13.-Another ar- count says twenty men escape] fron the disaster to the Petropavlovsk.Grand Duke Cyril was only saved froin death by a miracle, His brother, Grand Duke Boris, witnessed the catastrophe through a marine glass.Excitement in St.Petersburg.Bt.Pet rsburg, April 13.Intense ex- eftement has been caused here by reports spread broad ast in this city re- arding the disaster at Port Arthur.e Grand Duke Cyril being reported wounded and the battleship Petropasve- fovsk sunk.the latest report being that Vice-Admiral Makaroff was killed.But the reports are very conflicting as to Makaroff's death and as to whether the gatastrophe was the result of a fight with the enemy or due to the Petropav- povsk striking a mine in the harbor.Some of the rumors declare that Maka- toff was on board the Petropaviovsk and others say he was not on board.The report that there hand bern a fight ms to have nriginateil out of the upposition that the Potropaviovak e- \u2014\u2014 > | HALF-MINUTE INTERVIEWS | VICE-ADMIRAL MAKAROFF, rowned at Port Arthur.+ Em D 11.April River, during the night of They drew off after the Russ.n guns had opened on them at a range of about 44900 yards.Number of small steamers and barges are being hastily constructed in Mane churias, with the intention of using them on the Amur, Usuri and Sungari rivers lo traisnort Russian troops and te terial aiter the breaking Up vf the ww tee NEW WORKS FOR SYDNEY.Will Manufacture Unfinished Products of Dominion iron and Steel Co.Sydney, NS.April 13.(Special) M 1s utstennne #0 that 4 he company will shortly been the érection of a\u201d feucsiry ato: ance shop Li Sydney for the purpose of inanuf.v turing the uutirisiest proeuucis of thie Donunion Ireu al Steed Company, The new ig capitalized at quarter of all its directors One nundred thou- have already been sub- vonhcern a mrchion dociars, aud are Sydney mer, sand sjoilars Serie, Thee a A Sickly Color .Quickly Brightened Up| More Evidence Going to Prove What Remarkable Results Can Be Derived from Using Ferrozone.Mrs.Minnle E.Stirling, of Lancaster, writes: \u201cI can recommend Ferrozone to every one who needs something to clear up thelr complexion.\u201cBefore using Ferrozone my skin was sallow and had a very unhealthy color.After the rst box of Ferrozone there was a rreat Improvement and when I had used three boxes .I felt much better and had a satisfactory -color in my cheeks.\u2019 a .Mrs, C.FT.Warwick, af Bradford, says: \u201cMy daughter was greatly :benefited by using Ferrozone, She used to have a sickly color and never looked ag if she wag very strong.After using two boxes of Ferrozone, she felt better -{and her color was wonderfully improved.This encouraged her to continue Ferrozone, and in a few weeks she looked like a different person, and had a clear, rosy complexion.Ferrozone accomplished wonders for my.daughter.\u201d \u2018 \u2018 x a \u2019 e Vital Strength Maker Mrs.W.E.Michel, of Richmond, writes: \u201cI can: strongly recommend Ferrozone as a good tonic for young ladles, My daughter.has been taking Ferrozone for the past six months, and it has worked wonders for her.Before using\u2019 Ferrozohe she was anaemic and nervous and had.no strength.But Fer- rozone has bullt up her whole constitution and given her strength and vitality.Of all the tonics 1 ever used, 1 don\u2019t think one of them compares with \" guidness disappeared, After using Fer-|Ferrozone,.It certainly \u2018brings héalth à few weeks I'felt like au new 'und strength to vounz girls quickly.\u201d + After Physician Failed Ferrozone Cured have to witness incidents of the most | London, April 13.\u2014The text of shell \u2018payment.\u2019 1 assist Mr.| one filed here.good faith in this matter,\u2019 had further said that nll Cooke would admit receiving was three or four hundred dollars.\u201d \u201cDid not your statement come as a thunderbolt to Greenshlelds?\" \u201cNot a bit.Greenshields suld to me, that in discussing the $500 note Cooke: had told him that it was on account of, $1,500 1 owed Cooke, and was not cun-; Mr.Smith | | { We both laughed becuuse he (Green-| shields) knew well 1 did not owe (Cooke \u2018any such sum as that.One of the at- | torneys in the Welner mittler had complained to the departmentg about the conduct of the case.Mr, Tooke went to Quebec and convinced the departs | ment that there.way no foundation fur | complaints.4 Mr.Cooke in Quebec.a \u201cWhen Mr, Cooke came back from: Quebec he saw me and told me what! had occurred there.He snld Mr.Duffy! .- ° (had seen him and sald, \u2018Well, Cooke, I td): Mr., Montreal (Monument National Bldg.), {understand there has been $2.500 nut Jéin: M up, 1s that ro?\" Cooke told Duffy that was the first he had heard of !t.Then, Cooke rald, \u2018Everything was all right and I came buck.\u2019 \"Mr.Duffy tvld him! that in future when he had prosecutions, downstairs he should apply to the de-; them up, and s0 avoid further trouble.\u201d Mr.Lafleur\u2014\"Wasd it not you that told Mr.Smith that the $1,000 pave at Ito Cooke was an honest one; and Smith .\\sald, \u2018Jacobs, if that money was paid by vou to Cooke nobody would belirve it was an honest payment and -l won't \u2018believe te?\" * , Lo \u2019 \u201cI think that was What he said, but \u201cWhat further in matter?\u201d Co , The witness then stated that Mr.Cooke hid been sehding to his office at various times \u2018to secure affidavics to send'to Quebec.Procuring of Affadavits.\u201cDid you not tell Mr.Mullen that youl had toid the defence n certain story) in connectfon* with this $500 note and: would have to repeat Ît in your examination in chief, but that under cross- examination 1t might be.altered?\u201d \u201cNo, I did not tell him that and Mr.Mullin will not eay that becipse he 19 a man of honor.I said to Mullen L did not ape how Cooke could possibly.deny! the $500 payment in the Rackrack mat-! ter.Cooke \u201chad been sending men af dozen times to my office to get affi-| davits to send to Quebec Qu ttris Que: and T inavriably refused \u2018affidavitæ\" that T did not pay him this money.T; tried to do all \u2018I could honorably to Cooke in the nutter, but when Ît came to a question of giving! perjured testimony or telling the truth: I prefer to.give the proper.version of the case, notwithstanding that it is! \u2018very distasteful to ine to be here and; give this testimony.Mr.Cooke knows well that I procured for him certain: affidavits which were went to Quebec.notably one from J., A.Jacobs.He fret) sent one which I would net have Jacobs slgn as it did not properiy re-\" preserit the facts.\u201d Then \u2018a second one: came which Jucobs signéd\u2014that 1s thé; I think [ wns asked to procûre one from Wiener, Two or three were brought over, one being for me to sign, but I utterly refused to.sign ft.In this matter Mr.Mullen merely acted! as a messenger for Cooke.\u201d \u201c4 All Honorable Men.\u2019 After some further questioning Mr.Lafleur remarked: \u201cAN the honorable men seem to come from the prosecution side.\u201d 107 , \u2018 To this Mr.Jacobs retorted: transpired the \u201cWell, Could Any, Case be More\u2018 Convincin an e Following?\u2014It Not Often Seen.?> Paralle No stronger evidence than the case of Jno.M.Ainslee is needed to prove that | Ferrnzona 18 unsurpassed as a tonic [and rebutider.j tin Bartonville, Mr.Ainslee says: \u2018I !had -typhold fever two years ago, and | for a long time couldn't get strong.1 \u2018carefully followed my doctor's orders 18nd for months 100K his medicine re- gulavly, but no matter what'1 did 1 couldn't get up enough strength to take up active employment again?Like most weak people [I wam also: nervous and ; Tinally had to give up the doctor: I read of Ferrozone and decided to try It, I took the first box with fair results.1 felt stronger.The second box as- tonlwhed me nnd nv strength return- sed very rapidly.I kept on using KFer- rozone and my friends then noticed how quickly I was Improying.This en- rouraged me to take.more, Ferrozone ald my strength all returned in two months, When ! started Ferrozone I gave up all other medicines and can hay that it alone restored me, For weak, nervous people, Ferrozone will do\u2019 more good than anything clse.' ld dd bb db ded bd deb A better.or safer remedy for discases of the blood doesn't ex- oe lat.Nelence has produced none, of even so Æ00d ns Ferrnzoné.It Ir «+ i purely vegetable medicine that oe contains no dangerous drugs or\u201d minerals of any kind; \u2018 an mont others only benefit for.of i short time, ol Thousands have, used Ferro- oh it because they found it a true + honest, satisfactory remedy,\u2019 You ean't afford to do without oF Ferrozone, doe food do of be oe oboe de obo fe of of oh og tete Fhddd bbb dob bd * \u2018Ferrozone Is sold everywhere in the United States and Canada, by reliable druggists, Will be \u2018mailed postpaid to your address if price, 0c per box or mix for $2.50, is forwarded to N.C.Pole gon & Co.Kingston, Ont, or Hartford, Conn., U.8.A., deofecls che dfeoke che fe fe he fo fe chor ep oho op Ff ste + + + + od 4 + + + Writing from his home} Tts influence Is 1nsting, where.of zone and are willing to endorse + |- 4! 1al.)\u2014At a mesting of the Peterborough held in the Y.M.C.A.hall, the follow- xt r i 4 + TP but 1 think it 13 necessary for Mr.but.I think ft 1s necessary for Mr.Cooke to surround himself with honorable men.\u201d .The witness aald he had had further | interviews with Mr.Mullen, \"whose oh- ject was to get him to \u201cadmit that the 1$500 In the Backrack matter was pald in the Welner matter.\u201d \u201cNow, Was not your abject to get Mr.| Cooke to fix upon some amount which he would admit having received?; \u201cOur object wan to agree upon gone \u2018basis in the Weiner money, which was .80 much In question, there was never 1.question \u2018on that point until @ short time ago, when the question nrosk an to how ft way.to come out fn court.\u201d : .: Mr.Jacobs Re-examined.Thia closed the cross-cxniminatgpn, and after a few questions hy Judre Wurtele the witness was re-examined by Mr.Mncmaster nas to the Welner- Hart matter.He did not know who made-the deposit for the restitution money In this matter, but that Weiner and Hart were the wotneydd men in the party.He snld Mr, «Cooke kiréw that the deposit was made at the time the eriminal proceedings had placed $2,500 with Hiram Levy, ut of this rum $2.360° reached the witness, who declared he pald about 31,470 to Caooke.An to the 3500 noter referred to the wit- nega aald lt wag not retired by Cookn but was pald by J.A.Jacobs, but ha did not know where Jacobs got the money to pay the note from, : \u2014_ppyemmmençmençnen 1 VIEWS ON TEMPERANCE Expressed in Resolution: by Peterbor- ough Ministers\u2014Want Bars \u2018 Abolished, : Peterborough, Ont., April 13.\u2014(Spec- Ministerial .Assoclation, which was ing resolution regarding temperance legislation was unanimously passed: \u201cThat, whereas the people of On- sion of their desires at the polls In December, 1902, regarding the .liquor \"Whereas, from &ll over the province has abolition of the bar; \u201cAnd, wherdss, the présent time seems most opportune for th¥ Government to take some definite, progres- | thevetore most earnestly request WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1904.\u201cSince Mr._ |.1 decline to say what Mr.Smith replied\" remember him mentioning that the \u2018Jury would not belleve it-wag An honest Inrontes à hanguet was tendered to the Mr.(\u2018ook knows] vive nf it} was paid, and that the defendants in| = tario \u2018gave such an.emphatic expres- | one forth the cry for at least the|.\u2018 the Provincial Government to give such legislation to the people of this prov- fnce as will effect the abolition of the bar, and that we call the attention of our representative to this our desire.\u201d Mr.Richard Dawson, a native of this town, is one of the few who makes life an astonishing success, He begun life as a newsboy in the Examiner office.At the age of sixteen years he went to Seattle and thence drifted to the gold fields of Alaska, At Nome, a small mining town of that vast country, he struck upon a fortunate claim and made\" his fortune at a blow, and now, after an absence of twenty-three years, returns a very wealthy man, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ROYAL ARCANUM OFFICERS, Mr.Will H.Whyte is Chosen Grand Regent for Quehec.The Grand Council of Quebec Royal Arcanum, concluded its third annual session last evening at the Temple.The following officers were elected in the| evening session: ehol, c\u2018'ouncil; ~~ Dr.W.Grieve Nl- representative to the Supreme Mr.Archibald Miller, P.G.R., DR.W.GRIEVE NICHOL, Representative to Supreme Council, Royal Arcanum.alternate representatives Mr.Will H.Whyte, grand Fegent; Mr, HJ.Elllott, grand vice-regent; Mr.\u2019 C.F.Bardorf, grand orator; Mr.A.Miller, sitting past grand regent; Mu.H.Walker, grand secretary (re-elected); Mr.F.Wadsworth, grand treasurer (re-elect- EE.-Gleason, grand chap- r.L.H.Genereux, grand guide: Tr.I.A.lop Vasseur, grand warden; Mr.J.RB.Wilk grand sentry: Messra.Robert Stanley, Wo AL Coates, and F.Wo.D, Patterson, grand trustees; - 5 54 A \u201cMR; F.W.WADSWORTH, : Grand.Treasurer, Royal Arcanum.Slessrs, Max Goldstein, A.I.Morison awd James Ellis.Messrs.G.A.Reynolds, J.H.Shuw, ard FT.M.McCaw, committee on fire ance} Messrs, Wim.Brown, G.C.Fletcher and D.FE.Johnston, committee an the statc'of the order, Past Grand Regent's jewel\u2019 were presented to Bros, Wier and Patterson, After thé cere- Vigiting representatives.ee CLEARING SALE OF ORGANS, Owing to Intended alterations we are offéring our whole stock of new nnd second-hand organs at a tremendous reduction in price.Organs from £25 upwards, terms from gevellt v-five cents per week upwards.C0 WL lindsay, Limited, 2066 St, Catherine Street, \u2014 Adv! .\u2019 \u2018 LE ee + Le -0 SHIPS AND SHIPPERS | \u2014 \u2014e The \u2018Manchester line.steamer Man-4 chester Commerce salled from St, John Monday with a general cargo for Mane chester, \u2018 Co.The Catadian Pacide Atlantic.line ntenmer Montrose aatled from Antwerp yesterday with 660 tons of general care ge for St.John.' The Allan Hner Ravarian, which sailed from St John Saturday evening, nrived at Halifax at noon yesterday, having been detained about forty-cight hours \u2018by fog oft 1alifax harbor, The Canadian PAcifiec Atlantic liner) Yoake Erie, with passengers and general argo, ducked at SC John\u2019 yesterday morning, having been detadned in the harbor by for since Sunday evening.The Allan bine steamer lonian, from 1x for Liverpool, arrived at.Mo- ville nt 1 o'clock vesterday afternoon, hay ing occupied seven days ten hours Yu tialling the trip, \u2018She is due to ar- Liverpool to-day.Navhation hetween Brock vile and] Morristown, N.Y.opened yesterday, heu the steamer Belleville came up \u2018trou Prescott and commenced her .reg- lar tripe, Phe St Lawrence Is now open all the way through from King- filon, ul to morrow a regular boat | .committee on lawsy) rw 5e Absolute Correctness.Novi-Modi garments for women have all the correctness of the high-class ladies\u2019 tailor and as much ef the careful hind work.For handsome materials, beautiful lines, absolute correctness and the careful inside work that gives shapeliness, Novi.Modi is unequalled.We want the ladies to judge* our showing themselves, so you arë always welcome to call \u2018and look over the stock.Costume, Atyle Ne.314\u2014A very smart sult, military design, with stra) Con shoulder, bolero trimmed with fancy braid.New blouse and belt effect, gold buttons.=kirt, inverted pleat or habis ack.' \u2018 .: ms | - CCR AA TEA G.E.Hunter, Mgr.fie: anerine 5, Montreai : Wardrobes, Ottawa and Brocuville One of our = - Great Variety of Tailor - Made In your personal Interest van ghAall ; not choose à new Cistuma De!fnra - Ing our stores, ar!ieh are = designs, the perfaction of our .the elegance azi finish, whiz\u2019 surpassed in Mon:rea.designers, cutters \u2018ang most experfenced - tn a te (het oe We manufacture the Costu selves.1869 NOTRE DAME S&T.1452 ST.CATHERINE ST.\u20182334 ST.CATHERINE ST.3598 NOTRE DAME ST.23 ose On accourt of this vou sav: two profits, both the whelesasrs al the reta!!er's.\u2018 .: ~ .\u2019 \u2018 \u2019 .~~ 7 ; .f \u2018oe Ctrÿne | y 4 : 67/5 | SA Re == Gray's Syrup | Red'Spruce Gum \u2018For Coughs and Colds.\u2014 ,Ngdensblivg.Opening of navigation taie ona month Inter -this year than in 1903.- The Allan Une steamer Pretorian arrived at Halifax yesterday afternoon: with 122 secoud, 278 steerage and the following cabin passengers: Master laf T .Brunt, Master ; c Au ME n a runt Tw, =) failed to yield a profitable sugar har- Dixon.Major F.Bradley Dyne, Mr.N.j vest, On March 31st and April 1st, A.Edmeades, Mr.M.Etch, por JJ there was a fairly good run of sap.Henderson, Mrs.Henderson, r.1 \u2018vel, À - Tues ; \u2019ed- W.Hurd, Mr, Percy Jesse, Miss Jones,\u2019 Lust week.Monday, Tuesday and We Miss 1.Lidbetter, Mr.©.C.sunnard, nesday, there was an Mrs.It.Sweeney, Mr.E.Ross Tillard, | good run.Since then there has been Mr.T.A.Wood, Mr.G.A, .Wyllys, ino frost, and consequently no sugar.\u2014_\u2014 There was a tinie when' the maple su- !gar industry was a « hief source of re- POOR SUGAR SEASON.One Pound to the [Three Will Be Average in the Townships.\u2019 Sherbrooke, April 13.\u2014(Special.)- Again the maple.in this district has Guelph, Ont.\u2014Henry Heard, nn old resident, died here on Sunday, aged sev- enty-four.- ' ' \u2014 | pounds to the tree Was the usual aver- : age.For the past four or five years BLINDED WITH HEADACHE.\u2018the average has fallen to a pound to People often get blinding headaches, .that suffer from constipation, Simplest: the tree, pep SS SEE The price of sugar is highe _ A 0 Y FRAT cadre TS te SW RR > exceptionally | venue for the Towns.ps\u2019 farmers.Three remedy ts Dr.Hamilton's Pills of Man-'er than In\"the old days, but it does not .drake and Butternut.They are mild.| make up for the loss of quantity, certain and safe, For headache and, The continued mild weather indicates billlousness use only Dr.Hamilton's that there 4s little likelthood of a.fup goer an the route between Clayton and Pills.Price 25c.ther run of sap this year.5 - - \u2014\u2014\u2014a * +.\u2018 our .| TYPEWRITERS : - FOR .This complete stock of Machines has been- purchased by CHASE.ARCHIBALD from CO., No.13 Bleury.Street, and is now offered at ; LE © 100 New and Re-modelled Machines, all makes, BIG REDUCTIONS FROM MANUFACTURER'S PRICES; Call and Examine.SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.THE COLONIAL TYPEWRITER + Yon ris A A Yee : Terre ; D ASS PRISED CIGARS THE SMOKER OF Can depend on a pleasant snwoke.Made only by the best Union workmen.Onoe tried always used.\u2019 memes J.H.R.MOLSON & mn BROS, rouen Slave always en hapa the various kinds of ALE and PORTER Wood and Bottles, Pamilies Requixriy Sunplted \u20ac00 Netre Dame St.Mentrea! Dawes & Co.BREWERS, Pale Ales and Porter: LACHINE, P.Q.Montrea) Office: Tel.M.165-166.821 St James Street.- + DOW'S BREWERY CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.india Pale, Strong and Mild Ales, \u201cCrown,\u201d \u201cDouble\u201d and \u201cSingle\u201d tout.FAMILIES SUPPLIED.The following bottlers only are authorizeq .to use our labels, viz.: Wm.Bishop, 58 Dorchester Street The T.J.Howard Bottling Co., 688 Dorches- ter Street.\u2019 Thomas Kinsella, 237 St.Antolne Street.Wm.J.Rafferty, 30 and 32 Vallee Street.A.H.Brown & Co., Ltd., 19 Aylmer Street WILLIAM DOW & CO.Yel.Main 359.THE INTERGOLONIAL COAL MINING COMPANY.LTD, Worke=\u2014Drummonsd Coitrery, Westvillg - Neva Scotia ; Slisers and Producers of \u201cDrummond\u201d Coad and Coke, Xam ue celcotaled bioiou Seans oi ;ova Bcolla.Offered in al) sisao and quaz- ttes LO buis L'UTCLAMGES BNIViu AIS US valet LS A Head Office Room IIL Merchants Mona Huilding.Montreal .Wreanest.Marion à Merton, New Vork te PR SE ta AR ARAAAAIY \u201cThis Paper is printed with The Queen City Printing Ink Co\u2019y\u2019s Ink.| Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnatl, Boston.> HAVE YOU COT À C0LD?Then try MARTE'S GRIPPE WAFERS.A sure cure.HAVE YOU A COUCH?- Geta bottle of HARTES COUGH MIXTURE.The best thing out: Prire 25c.J.A.HARTE, i778 Notre Dame Stres Blue Bonnets Dairy MILK ISPURE \" Do not take any risk in such an important matter .as is.The little children must have PURE and NUTRITIOUS nulk.When ordering your milk, why no! he Famous Blue BHennets Dairy Mitk\u2014the same price as ordinary milk\u201d?H.City: Office-5: Latour Street.Tel.Main 305.Shoes for Everybody We have shoes for any and every Âmem- ber of the family, and- gnod ones, ton.Many folks; of many mindz, want shoes of many kinds, but not one too many for \u2019 us.And not one of the many ever find our price too much, either.We give GREEN CASH RECEIPTS.MOONEY\u2019S, Cor.Alexander and St.Catherine Sts.Tel.Up 12.; | OXFORD | Without _ CA FE : a Rival.TRAD® MARYS TEN TS di Countries BOLIOITORS AN BÉPERTS3 G @Ceanada Life Butlding.MONTREAL: ATENTS ano TRADE MARKS OWEN N.EVANS, Tempvle Building, Montreal, û bel PROMPTLY SECURED Wesolicit the bustiiess ¢t Manuracaurera, Kn.neers and others who realize th.advisability of aving their Patent business transacted by fz.perts, Preliminary advice free.Chargiz node rate.Our Inventors\u2019 Yeaip, 12% pages, -l porropatkin, in 2 despatch to Le a! She has since been trying to float then.th \u2019 y y's date, 8 !The complainants say they gave ner hat General Krasnalinskl on the night oo 5 \"0 00a ld White Frazer of April 8, ordered a detachment Of D.LS.to Dr otect AV interests, and sharpshooters to cross the left bank \u2018hat she ch sted to do so.of the Yalu, opposite Wiju, The sharp- thitt she neglected to .shooters landed on the island of Sama-; lind gna surprised a patrol of fifty, Japanese scouts just as the latter were\u2019 \u201811 äPproaching the east side of the island! in three boats.' { The Russians allowed the > Pear | \u2018 .OF MR, ?} DUVALL to land and then fired on them.Near- JAPANESE WERE ALL KILLED ly all the Japanese were shot, bayon*: éted or drowned and their boats sunk.i The Russlans sustained no losses, | Non-commissioned Officers Louch-, kine and Souhaschonov distinguisned | themselves In the fight.i On the following day\u2019 the Japanese | lowered their flag at Wiju and their; outposts, which lately have been seen, fell back.; On the night of April 9 four Russians\u2019 crossed the Yalu to Yongampho and\u2019 made towards a Russian village, where) they found a squadron of Japanese | cavalry.They remained there twelve.\u2019 hours, when they were betrayed by C0-' Ottawn, April 13.\u2014(Speclal)\u2014Mr, E.reans and found themselves obliged J.Duval.who \u2018has been.appointed into swim the river, their boat having spector of railway accidents, belongs struck a sandbank, One svldigr lost to a family of railroad men, his futher his life.The Japanese pursued the \u2019 Russians in a boat, but were, in turn: attacked by a Russian boat which had| come to the rescue of the swimmers.) Thé Japanese were all killed and thelr! boat sunk.' Recently Appointed by Government to Investigate Railway Accidents.Russian Superior in Strategy.General Kuropatkin's report.to the, Empéror of the annihilation of the Ja-| panese detachments on the Yalu River is a matter of general satisfaction in! official circles.Again, in the view of, .the.authorities, the Russian soldier has proved his supcriortiy in strategy | and in the manner of attuck, which leit; no chance for a single enemy to escape.Une f\u201cature of the message which is not pleasing \u2018to\u2019 the authorities is the: action of the Coreans fn revealing to thé: Japanese the presence of the ltus- sians at Yougampho.and the belief prevails that the Coreans are not so unfriendly to the Japanese as has been.announced.Incidents such as that at | Yongampho indicates that the.view: I held\u201d of the Corean attitude is'a mistaken «ons, Co .- | Kuropatkin is Active.St.Petersburg.April 1%.General\u2019 .Kuropatkin is going to inspect the ocut- | posts on the Yalu River, General Ren- nendampf's Cossack\u2019 division, number, ing 10,009 men.has arrived on the Upper Yalu.: .MR.E.J.: Appointed Inspector, of Railway Acëi- dents.by the Government.DUVAL, OTTAWA, \\ .| \u201cNew Chwang, April 13.-Prior to the \u201c MACFARLANE, .© Attornews \u201cfor Applicants.Montreal, March 24th, 1904., a N°TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ! Application will be made to the Legisia.i ture of Quebec, at its next session, by James i Quinn, Joseph Edward Quinn and Rose Ann \u2018Quinn, wife of James Lonergan, all of Mont.\u201creal, in their capacity of testatmentary executors of their late mother Susan McVey, ip l'order to obtain the power of borrowing money \u201cand for such purpose consent mortgages upon \u2018the lmmovables of the estate, and to ratify Village of Cote St.Paul, Village of Botlevarg.said Village of Notre Dame de Grace, tor gyp ation of the said Railway Company's property some mortgages actually existing and to obtain some additional powers concerning the , administration of the cstate.5 LAURENDEAU & BAZIN, - - 2 = Lake of the Woods Milling Co.Ltd, \u2018THe best Hard Wheat Flour \u2018in the Pa.World.: © Mills nt KEFWATIN, 3,500 bris.per day \u2018(the largest mill \u201cin the British Empire).| PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, 1.000 bris.per day., Our flour has been exported to warm aud cold countries and is far famefl for ita keeping Qualities.All grades of hard wheat flour sold lin barrels and bags.Quotations and other information on application.Offices, 1st Floog C.P.R.Telegraph Bldag., Montreal.deg t : = \u2014_\u2014 TTT ay t \u2018THE MONTREAL CITY & DiS- ; TRICT SAVINGS BANK - i t \u2018The Annual General Meeting of.the Shafe- holder£ of this Bank will be held at its Head \"Office, Qi St.James Street, cn \"TUESDAY, 3rd MAY ne at 12 o'clock noon, for the reception of the .nnual Reports and , Statements, and the election of IHructors.» By order of the Board.A.P.LESPERANCE, Manager.i Montreal, March 31st, 1904.4 oo .Solicitors for the Applicants.» .ary, 1899, conveying the !mmovable property - \u201c ~ .¢ .(THE HERALD SUBSÇRIPTION RATES, ' DAILY.By the YORE .cccovearsansrenconacscasonns $3.0 Bix menths .One month .\u2026.By (hO YERF .000000000000ccccauccnpoocac ce 1.00 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BRANCH OFFICES, LONDON, ENG.\u2014 J.B.Mortimer, 33 Great 8t Helen St, B.C.NEW TORK\u2014M.Tobin, 108 Fulton st TORONTO\u2014H.V.Kahle, 708 Temple Bulléing.CIRCULATION.#HE DAILY MONTREAL HERALD\u2014\"Montreal's Best''~\u2014covers the Maritime Provinces, Quebec, and Bastern Ontario thoroughly.No other medium duplicates this oireule- on.THE WEEKLY MONTREAL HERALD\u2014\"The Magazine-Newspaper\u201d\u2014Combines the Special Features of the Magazine with the news features of the Weekly Paper.ADVERTISERS who -use both Daily .and Weekly Herald are guaranteed a circulation \" 45,000.JOB PRINTING.The Herald's Job-Printing and Book Bin ing Departments are among.the largest in Dominion, and are equipped for the execution 6: the finest work.\u201cTHE DEAD ADMIRAL, News of the death of the Russian Vice-Admiral Makaroff, the one man on that side who had done something to restore confidence, will be received with universal regret.One of the latest cablegrams of the late Vice-Admiral Makaroff, dated from Port Arthur to the president of the War Relier Society ut St.Petersburg, read: \u2014\"We \u201ccannot hope for a very quiet time now or in the year future.I sleep without undressing in order that I may be ready for any emergency.Consequently I cannot observe your medical advice to tak2 care of myself.Nevertheless I feel spléndia.\u201d In a despatch of March 20 it was reported by the English correspondents | \u2018that since Admiral Makaroff's arrival, the defensive tactics of the Russians) had betome more active and their de-, stroyers more alert and enterprising.In the engagement on the 10th two of {movement against the trust is under the Russian déstroyers followed the at-, tucking fleet and got so close that the\u2019 existence, on: evidence that any court would accept, will likely prove far more Cifficult.In the meantime another may, which may be more effective and speedy than any appeal to the Supreme Court.The cattlemen of the West, backed by the National Live Stock Association, propose to go into the mest packing business for themselves.They propose to give the trust some lively competition.Money is being subscribed for the purchase of a big plant at Kan- sag City.The first object of the stock- men is to secure higher prices fok their cattle, They contend that the trust could well afford to pay more for live stock and still reduce the price of dressed meats.Time alone will show whether the trust will be able to drive the independents out of business.American trusts have trampled down opposition before, and may do so again, in spite of the strong) public sentiment against them.The present struggle is, however, of unusual {nterest, because the crucial period for large combinations of capital in the United States has arrived.The outcome of the fight against the beef trust will largely decide the fate of the trusts.ca Yr .\u2018 RESULT OF THE BONUS SYSTEM.One cannot but regret that cause has been found in the Sturgeon Falls school case for a revival of those religious cor- troversies that were the occasion nf such\u2019 bitter strife in Ontario politics some years ago, and from which the Province has been singularly free of late years.The question of religion, indeed, was entirely foreign to the point which the Legislature was asked to decide.The whole regrettable affair is a far reaching result of the evils of the bonus system.ment some years ago passed an act making bonuses titegal.The practice | has continued nevertheless, and muni-' cipalities have never found any diffl- | culty in having their bonus by-laws legalized by the Legislature.The Sturgeon Falls bonus svas in itself illegal, and without the sanction of the Legis- lature would have been of no effect.Having, then, ratified the bonus, of, which the tax ngreement formed a par the \u2018Legislature could not well nullif ohe part without undoing the whole.The Ontario Govern-|- in this instance the pulp and paper in- \u2018 dustry had been forced to rely on pri- / \u2019 nm THE MONTREAL _pAILY HERALD, wapiBebAY, APRIL IS, 1904.REsioNamon( MR.BALFOUR \u2018 far better rest t IN \u201cTHE ONLY WAY.\" lent is a far, far better thing that | do, than | have ever done; it is a far, at | go to,.than | have ever known.\u201d \u2014 Harper's Weekly.Wear Hats All Day.pe \u201cIt looks.to me,\u201d said n \u201cBoard of t, | [Trade man yesterday, \u2018as if the num: | sanitary condition of factori ies, over- y | ber of men who wear thelr hats all doy It.long is growing every year,\u2019 in ict the publie | A glance about town, mecting places, offices and restaurunis Russian bluejackets threw a charge.ot! vate enterprise, no such difficulty.as helps to bear this out.explosives on the bridge\u2019 of one of the torpedo.boats of the enemy, according: every reason to believe unaided private ger by hat all day, knowing all th: while] On enterprise would have found the indus- | that it is deadly to tlie grow th.and pre- to Admiral Togo's ow report.April 7 7 it was reported that the leadership of Vice-Admiral Makaroff had inspired the men of the\u2019 fleet with the highest confidence.If was owing to\u2019 this could have arisen.And there 1s try most profitable.Sturgeon Falls, | from which the town takes its name, furnishes ong of the finest water powers in -Northern Ontario, and the river It is stfange, but a maa will wear nis servation of the haut, ~ VL of the Stock Many members *F2x- change are never seen without th: \u201cCp ; hend-pic ces.At, the noon call yester-; His representations that the crosses of.a.ove passes through a pulp forest of' \"day there were thirty-tliree members th Russian Order of St.George were \"thousands of acres, so that the pulp.on the floor, conferred upon several of the seamen, wood may be cut, floated down to the aniy one wore their huts.and non-commissioned officers who dis-: \u2018mill, made into pulp or paper and pass- In fact ire never seen tinguished themselves in the recent en-|ed on to the rallways with a minimum! and if they didn't | cost for handling.With such natural; pearance would be strange enough to I resources and advantages there was excite comment.gagements.Re: \u2018ently the late Admiral has evidently bean cruising out of range of the guns of Port Arthur in thè fast \u2018cruiser Bayzn.in the hope of inducing Admiral Togo to come within their range, and the Russian fleet available had regain-| ed thé mobility which the paralysis ocey casionsd by the initial surprise of February & seemed (0 have instilled into, 1he general ran of the maval officials.i Druring one of the recent reconnoitres the Bayan.flying the late Admirals leas than the common excuse tor the | \u2018commission of the original fllegal act! of granting a bonus.' .way, - > a | JAPAN\" S ADVANTAGE.The evidence accumulates that w hile Russia was desirous of prolonging negotiations for at least anpther year, in order that the contemplated side; tracking and developing of her raiiway line might be completed, and her naval: while eating, that numbat These men without them, and of wear them their ape.lL On the Board of Tr ade it 1s the same! Merchants in ail lines of business have acquired the habit of sitting in their offic es with hats on.They go over, \u2018to the Board of Trade, pass an hour er |s0 on \"Change ind in the reading room,\u2019 \u201cremove their coals sometinies, but [never their hats.\" Bome of thein even stick to the hats\u2019 and it 1s no uncommon Boarding House Fare Much has.been written of the bad crowding of street cars, the excess of population in congested tenements,-and the bad effect of all this on the publie health, but it has remained for a board- ing-house keeper in a respectable, local- \u2018ity to \u201cgo the limit.\u2019 A young fellow, with just enough wages to clothe and board himself, uid three-fifty per week for his food and the privilege of sharing his bed with another boarder.This there was little objection: to\u2014it was art of his agreement to double up with another, But when he arrived home one evening and found that there was to be a third occupant of the bed \u2014=well, the English linguage was found Jacking in sufficiently superlitive expletives, He paid two dollars for the four days he had \u201cdined and slept,\u201d and evacuated the position, pany, three's none.Now, as if to.encourage him in his study of Billings- gute, wherewith to better express .his feelings, he is in receipt of a \u201clawyer's etter \"\" for the one-fifty.he doesn't owe, | How much should he pay?\u2014Radical.\"Two's come; (Concluded from Monday's Herald.) \u2018There is tragedy in every line of the riverman\u2019s history.Above Miller's Gap, you will find a heap of wreckage in the lee of a little island.Years ago, Que spring, when the floods were running high and the river full of logs, Crotch Lake, the reservoir of the Mississippi, governed by an immense dam, broke its bonds one night, and let loose thousands of tons of water down the doomed river.Slides, dams, and even mills went out before the flood.Ih King\u2019s Lake, where the anxious rivermes were working by night to reap the profit of the freshet, fourteen men went to death in the dark carried away by the rush of waters, and of the fourteen, four were never four.The two great slides of the Ragged Chutes went out, and the debris may yet be seen, behind the island.It was & superstition among lumbermen that under that shapeless pile were the bodies of their drowned comrades.Even yet the inhabitants of the waterside for fifty miles, mark time and tide by the \u2018year the Crotch Lake dam broke.\u201d A chain of lakes begins above King's Chute, and exténds with short Intervals of rapids to the head waters of the river.Here is to be found scenery whigh, while lacking grandeur, is difficult to surpass for wild and rugged beauty.You may round\u2019'a wooded point in any of these lakes, and surprise a deer of two hundred yards, These lakes, ranging from five to fourteen miles In length, were a thorn In the flesh of the drivers.To bring .the logs through *\u2018 was necessary to surround them with a boom, and then, either wait for a [fair wind if the lake was straight, or warp the booms down with a \u2018cadge crib,\u201d equipped with anchor and windlass, if the luke was full of curves and \u201cnarrows.\u201d These \u201ccadge cribs\u201d are found everywhere on the upper river.The Mississippi- never boasted of but tvio tugs, one at Long Lake apd-.one ut Massanage.They were pr mitive in etyle «nd unsatisfactory in action, as may .latter, which 1s to be- found at Snider's Depot, @he old centre of supplies for th upper camps.At Farm Lake is the old farm house?where the great company maintained a staff to work the immense farm\u2019 which supplied the lumbermen with provisions, : ) The Masganaga Rock is the Mecca of the Mississippi.About this majest'z pile centres a mass of history and myth.There are yet to be found on the cliff side weird characters made by the Indians, records of victory and defeat, painted in red hematite.Further on the point across the lake are found every year bones and all kinds of store \u2018weapons, which goes to substantiate the legend that here took place a mighty struggle bettveen the Massanagas and their Iroquois -foemen, - \u2014W.E.P.The mind ought sometimes to be amused, that it may the better return to thought and to itself.\u201cOn the Mississippi.\u201d T mer drinking at the waterside at a distance | -udged from \u2018the remains of the |.Colonial House, PHILLIPS SQUARE.HAT DEPT.Boys\u2019 and Children\u2019s Headgear Boys\u2019 Derbys, new shapes, from Christy & Co., London, England; from E.A.Mallory, American choose from.shapes.Eight styles to A FULL RANGE OF TAMS, in navy -blue, fawn, gray, and different shades of corduroy, fine linings, new spring fronts, oo ©, PRICES, THC to $1.50.° SCOTCH CAPS, new shapes, best linings and trimmings.PRICES, 30C to $1.25.° CHILDREN'S SAILORS, latest shapes, from New York, colors tywn, mode, navy, royal blue, gray, red and.brown.Prices, 1.00 to $2.50.; , Boys\u2019 Tweed Caps A full range of BOYS\u2019 TWEED and NAVY SERGE CAPS, In the following shapes: Eton, Golf, Burlington, Baseball, etc.SPECIAL ! 10 dozen of BOYS' TWEED CAPS.New Spring Styles This stylo, is made very dainty and sults young men admirably.Prices $5.00 and $6.00 Former price, To be sold at 25\u20ac.ole, \u2018Men\u2019s Furnishing Dept.SPRING UNDERWEAR.NEW BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR .cco.vvvvienren.teesnnen NEW MERINO UNDERWEAR.c.ovviiueinenans NEW NATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR .NEW SILK AND WOOL, SILK AND COTTON See these goods.They are very natty.English and French manufacturers.50e and up Se and up 25 and up \u201cHO and up From the leading New colors.Henry Morgan & Co.MONTREAL.preponderance ih the Yellow Sea secur- © sight to.se¢ men tucking in\u2018their mid- ed, the outbreak.of hostilities was also duy menls at ThesProkers, The Bodega, two months eurlier than sujted the tong | The Merchants and Melville's with thelr thought out Japanese plan of campaign.\"headpleces firmly concealing the! ri The rupture of negotiations by Japan domes of thought.At Freeman's the ol February 6 appears to have\u2019 been ' men remove their hats, probably hes e - \u2014 3 | Views of French Press © \u2014 _ À \u2018La .Patrie\u2014As the debate on the Grand Trunk Pacific will not last longer than eight or ten days, theré is not any flag.overhauled the London Times press boat, thirty-five miled out of Port Arthur.and the vessel then showed, says the correzpondent, \u2018a number of , signe of \u2018her: encounters with the Ja- All Druggists .BRAIN FAG LT ESE, ny - splin marks were reason why the session should close ares Mary oa large hole through.actually due to the orders given to the, cure there are rurpets on the Moor and about the middle of June not ei SRI ER Jp Be | Russian nec then in the Mediterranean | girls instead of men do the waiting De d .i one.of her stacks.Notwithstanding, TU to Port Arthur.Had that | upon the tables.| La Patrie\u2014The press gallery at- Ot- : .this she i5 a magnificent appearing op a ti the nav Li.« probable, of c rae, \u2018that many \u201ctawn is a model institution, All the is the result of overwork, over-strain warship and was exceedingly well} fleet reached its destination e nava ai p abl 3 \u20ac linembers of the fraternity are on the of the mental powers; or protracted 1! force at the disposal of Russia would, men\u2018 arc a little modest about re: moving har.dled in ner dash to overhaul us.The\u2019 have largely-exceeded that of her rival, | their hats ow Ing.to a searcity of hair, two officers and the crew who \u2018boarded, thstunding the success of the ne- \u2018but this is not the case with ail of then gotiatlon by which the Japanese \u2019 ac -41 The man who weirs his hat all the time quired the two Argentine cruisers.The |is bound to have trouble sooner or later final war conference at Tokio thereforz Indeed for ull we Rnow these may be us were fine and active- -appearing, who looked us if they were very efficient ecamen,\u201d Even in these few weeks he had shown his mettle, A brave fighter has fought.his last fight: ! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PRINCIPAL SCRIMGER.The \u2018appointment of Rev.Dr.Scrim- ger to the position so long held by the! late Dr.McVicar, will give general satisfaction in Montreal.' For many years Dr.life of the city.His connection with Scrimger has! been closely identified with the religious) the staff of the college has proved him, tv be a painstaking and thorough, scholar, | one who.\u2018holds opinions and: Scrimger has\u2019 always taken a deep: in-| terest in the advance \u2018af modern chose the lesser of two evils and by an unexpectedly prompt.blow, struck almost simultaneously.with the diplo- *imatic breach, \u2018secured naval predomin- sporrow wecting his hat.the very men who help the hair restorer concerns to pay dividends.You'll ser 1 man in a restaurant to- If you could ance in the Yellow Sea and caused the# only track him to his office and witch return to European waters of the his doings vou would.probably see him squadron then on its way through the enclosing $1 for a trial botile of Ma- Red Sea.diame Something or her's \u201cPeértess Thé success ut Port Arthur which has fuir Regtorer\u2014Hair crown While you had the result of keeping the Russian igjeep.\u201d vessels ever ed safety for the transfer of its trons \u2018nearly two months before the Japanese council of war -calculated upon being campaign.We _ are apt to forget that in \u201cthe war since within hail of their: two widely separated bases thus secur- |v \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; AT MONTE CARLO.© After strolling about the Casino for a few minutes on his first visit, Col, Powers pluced his stukés on the cheval be who is not atrald'tô decläre them.Dr., called \u2018upon to.elaborate the military [tween zero and thren on the ddr | table i he nearest the door.wheel, wis spun \u2018and the ivory thought and his attitude hag been that with China Japan covered almost pre- i bull dashed\u201d amd plunged Sand finally theological teaching should be brought| cisely the same ground that she has to: lodgéd in zéro.His.first coup ha re- into conformity with such knowledge cover in.the initial stages of the pre- | gutted in a win of $680.A + + 14 Agrarian ce a Ae 3: best terms that a loyal friendship can bring about.Là Presse\u2014-The number of Anglican ministers who approached Sir request for severe restrictions in observation of Sunday in this province was, one.ate allow them to be regulated by others, stand taken by 3 Wilfrid Laurler with a the to say the least, an injudicious As far ns the {inoffensive pastimes conçerned, we cunnot consent to CERTAINLY.**Jinks lost both legs in a railroad accident.\u201d \u2018Did the company assist him?\u201d \u201cYes, they put him on his feet again.\u2018 The Journeying Geese.(For the Herald.) They are answering.to the warning that has thrilled thelr hearts among: That has come across the sunlight, through the jovial April showers: They are fleeing to the voices that have lured them far away, To the Northern feus and marshes, from: the Southern land of flowers.tt has come, this mystic calling, through the.night- time,\u2019 and the day, When the ills with green were tinting, for a thousand years, and \u2018more; And they're loyal now as ever when the earth wus bright with youth; \u2018 \u2018 They are.loyal when they hear it, as their kindred were before.Though they know tho.fears that wait them by the path that they must take, - Tha treacherous death that seeks them, when they rest along the vale; They fare without a faltering to the goal they ever keep, = Though the weary\u2019 way ls dotted with the feeble ones that fail.When the moon is low I hear them, driving fiercely through the night, anxiety or care.Its symptoms are the loss of Nervous Power and general tone of the system, Irresolution, Mental Gloom ' and Despondency., No remedy is so efficient and: so safe as - \u2018 PERUVIAN TONIC \u2018WINE \u201cpromptly relieves from prostration, nervousness and debility.Renews energy, vigdr and activity, never failing .to give prompt relief.It will cure you permanently.Ask YOUR Doctor.Le Second to Nono''\u2019 THE.: Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.as comes with the advancement ofisent cumpalgn; she sustained such Without taking the origlual stake wh nd thelr hoarse fries sweep, all, weird, across tho miles of blue-\u2014- eur or : han any man in: ft ful losses in \u2018the earl winter ; f ti ble, he vated | | val Ha © unlit with meaning thelr dismal tones reveal.learning.He, more t eur : y rom the table, he repeuted his bly its Where no hopeful future cheers them, and no dreams of days they knew.the Presbyterian College to-day, .re-| months then as thoroughly: eniightened | thre was the lucky number.From \u2019 an mon on an 1S.presents that spirit of wide learning the Japanese generals, who arc still wy time on his luck was fuvineible, || What to ee ey indness, what the nae Timmed sky?vr à .* ° à r r e ' , aud broad toleration which can com- available, as to the hardships and diffi- He played carries, trausversals, colors, Drifting doggedly through something, that they know no Peasôn tor The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway in its trans-continental romand the respect of every class and of) culties of an advance before the middie odds and evens, and every other pos- Looking blindly to tho rulings, that were fixed to guide thelr way) gress will not onl ass throu h P ull creeds.: or end ofApril, when the northern ports sible combination, and at the énd of| , yp 9 ï : lv be Ice 1 and |.; Le : , Yet the mind that polsed the plancts measured.out their little span; As a lecturer he is gifted with great) ond rivers usually become ice free, un bout an hour's play he had won 84,000 set as sybtem, wisely simple, for their scanty days to fil); power.of exposition and realistic de- the roads, to some extent, passable.francs, ~ And obedient are they ever, never coweriag from the course; scription, and his firm grasp of many Possessing that.knowledge ft seems -1t was notice ed that.\u2018ne played most - Moving with the changing seasons, over stream, and plait, we nt .i | .- controversial problems has made him] 4uite reasonable to believe the story we [often upon 0 3, 7 and 9.\u201c Moncton.Ç Lu \u2014Herbert Towster.but will make that place its Western basis of operation.This a speaker of reputation.In addition are now hearing, upon good authority Every day of.ol fortiiiht had prac- __ ° will \u2018enormously enhance the value of the \u201cGroat Estate,\u201d which.he possesses a fine presence, a qualifi- that, beyond landing à sufficent army |ticully the same story to.tell, The high- \u2019 - we \u2018now offer for sale in lots and blocks to suit all investors.7 , \u2026 : , to overawe Coreu and secure the lne!wate Kk of hits good\"luck wus reuch- cation of much value to.the head of ¢ water mark ot his goo Wis reach : THEREFORE\u2014Why not t N such an institution.of the Yalu, the Japanese plan of cam- |ed-\u2014atudents of superstition, attention! KINAHAN'S IRISH WHISKIES safe and profitable without coven?in-a proposition.that Is In making this appointment the man: palgn\u2019 has not as yet heen disclosed: \u2014on Friday, March 11.Imported in Glass\u2014\"1.L.\" and \u201cOld Liqueur.\u2018* For all information apply } .ers can reasonably feel th t the| \u201cMd the mass of the Japunese army still On that day 1,280,006 francs was the 2 Per bottld.Per case.agen can xe \u2018coll y A sure tha \u201c remuins at home intact and at liberty |:unount of witnings by the Casino play-{f .Klnahan's \u201cL.L.\" Irish Whisky.aressescee Cerrar eee 30.90 > $10.00 R.P INGLIS & C 110T Presbyterian or oe Will increase its te be used either\u201cby being thrown upon |ers, the rise AL noting ever lost In a Kinahan's \u2018Old Liqueur Irish Whisky .,eccenencannen Éasveseurses 1.10 12.50 .o.emple Bldg.N > a : > i\u201d A , ._\u2014 mn ee die © on ence nd.esteem ULithe peninsula:behind Port Arthur, nisrs slugle day slic: the doors of \u2018this gam- \"HE HUNFER \u201cBALTIMORE\u201d RYE a.PHONE MAIN 3874 the pu tes and more particularly of the] er Niu-Chwangr wherever the naval [bling palinee were first opened.Of this $1.25 per bottle, $13.50 per case, : 7 \u2019 aenomination it Is intended to serve.co-operation\u201d canbe mont effectual and {ntnouni Col.Powers secured 416,000 .SCOT WHISKIES j rt - ; 1 ; the security of u base of supplies best franen.Dewar's \u201ckKxtra Special\u2019 moo on w H Fer boule.Fer case.\u201c 2) a, ccin u aseneon secrets ac na sn amsu00 .; FIGHTING A TRUST.safeguarded.\"After n few turns of the wheel, Col.|} TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE IN CITY, May to October; extension kitchen, gas stove and telephone.Moderate rental.Address K 183, Herald.= HQUSES TO LET \u2014 SEIZP THIS OPPOR- tunity-$11.00 monthly, 200 months, for $2,000 Home, includes principal and interest and lite insurance policy free.Don't argue, don't tt.Call.Do it now.Room 37a, 160 St.es st.Montreal.a TO LET \u2014 MODERN TWO STOREY HOUSE, with extension kitchen -and all latest improvements, delightfully situated, with garden In rear.316 Cote St.Antoine Road.Apply to P.S.Roses and Sons, 1766 Notre Dame st.90 TO LET \u2014 THRER FLATS, 40 x 80, WITH power, heated and elevator.R.White & Co., 214 Craig st.Tel.Main 4398.TO RENT\u2014A COTTAGE, HEALTHY, PLEAsant locality, near\u2019 Lancaster, on St.Law- Lancaster, Ont.STORAGE FOR.HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, planos, baggage, etc.; safe, clean and dry, Fraser Bros., 433 and 456 8t.James st.and: 131 to 139 Inspector st.91 tesa \u2014\u2014\u2014 EE re Wanted to Rent.rence; shade trees, etc.Apply F.McEdward, | 89 THE MONTREAL DAILY HBdArS, Situations Vacant.Sr Advertisements under tlils heading, words for 106; 6 Insertions for 25c.» WANTED ~ GOOD BLANK BOOK SEWER and folder.Steady situation.Goad wages.03 Craig at.\u201d o WANTED \u2014 RELIABLE GENBRAL SERvant or pla cook.Apply, with references, Stanley sof.' 90 WANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT, IMmediately, at 116 St.Matthew st.Apply after six in evening.90 >» WANTED\u2014TWO OR THREE GOOD PAINTers, used to passenger car wark.Apply - James Ogilvie, Supt.M.P., C.A.Ry., Ottawa.\u2018 - 91 WANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS MILLINER AND trimfner, immediately: none but experienced need apply.Mad.Florant, 1292 St.Denis street.a.: 91 WANTED \u2014 GIRL OPBRATORS AND FINishers in children\u2019s coats.Apply Armand Chasse, 4 Lawrence, st., Room No.14.91 WANTED \u2014 A MESSAGE BOY.APPLY 8! st.Lawrence st.- ol WANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT: EITHER young girl or elderly person; good place; small family.2772 St.Catherine at.88 WANTED \u2014 MEN AND WOMÉN TO MANUfacture.and employ agents to sell, medical, .toilet and hofiséhold specialties needed in every home.\u201cYou can do this if you get .Lee's Priceless Recipes.3,000 secrets; 368 WANTEN \u2014 GOOD ROOM FOR A LADY, with first class board; central locality: front room \u2018préferred.Apply, stating terms, to K 166, The Herald Office.WANTED \u2014 TWO ROOMS, IN WEST END of city, furniéhed or unfurhished, for single gentleman.Address K 183, Herald Office.86 er, furnished house, furnished flat, or fur- WANTED \u2014 FOR SUMMER MONTHS, FURnished or unfurnished house at Longueull.Must be near wharf.Apply, stating terms, location, etc., to K 185, Herald.89 LARUE\u2014 Quebec, April 8, at the reside of the Hon.E.T.Paquet, Miss Margaret Annle LaRue, aged 59.- ROACH\u2014Quebec, April 9 Mary Roach, aged 86 years.CHAPMAN\u2014St.John, N.S., April Sth, John Chapman, shipbuilder, aged 80.MULLIN=\u2014St.John, N.S., April 7, Alice, wife of Jobn Mullin.ROLSTON\u2014St.John, N.S., April 8th, Ellen, wife of William J.Rolston, aged 68.SULLIVAN\u2014St.John, N.S.April 8, Cathér- ine, widow of Jeremiah Sullivan.Co STERLING\u2014St.John, N.S., April 8, Julia wife of William Sterling, aged 42.a .ROBINSON\u2014Halifax, April 6, Mrs.Elizabeth Robinson, aged 83.GRAY \u2014 Halifax, Hannah, beloved w Charles Gray, aged-6l.; TOOMEY\u2014Glace Bay, April 3, Willlam Joseph son of Mr.and Mrs.Jeremiah Toomey.COOK\u2014West St.Peter's, P.E.I., March 29th,.Mrs.Bertha Cook, widow of George Cook, formerly of Country Harber, N.8., aged 55.ife of BIGNEY\u2014Lower Wentworth, Cumberland, on |- Minnie, daughter of A.Bigney, |\" March 381, aged 23.! WMcLAUGHLIN\u2014Central Econpmy, Colchester, March 30, James McLaughlin, aged 31.MURRAY \u2014 Economy, Colchester, April 3rd, Mrs.Charles H.Murray, aged 4.To, ARMSTRONG\u2014Sarnia, Ont., March 24, Mrs.David Armstrong, aged 72.BALL\u2014Windsor,\u2019 Oot.,, March 30, Sterne J.Ball, eldest son of late Colonel Thomas H.Ball, of Bellview, London, Ont.1 BULGER\u2014Ste.Clothilde.Que, \u2018March 23rd, Thomas John Bulger, aged.48.x \u2019 GODARD-5t.Jobn, N.B., March 20th, \u2018Mrs.Charlotte Godard, daughter of Lieut.Gen.William Cox, K.H., and widow of Frederick Godard, aged 89.: ; MAGEE\u2014St.John, N.B., March 30, Rebecca, widow of William Magee, aged 76.McCANN\u2014Detroit, Mich.; ;March 24th, Julia Burns, wife of James McCann, formerly of Quebec.: McDONELL \u2014 Glen Robertson, March 28, | Angus D.McDoaell, formerly of Lochiel, aged 76.\u2018School Marms Say that lady charlotte is a culinary cinch.- PREMIER BALFOUR WAS PREPARED THIS TIME For Motion of Opposition to Adjourn\u2014 Wili- Introduce Licensing Bill.London, April 13.\u2014The House of Commons reassembled yesterday after the Easter recess.In anticipation of the Opposition moving an adjournment In order to call attention to the bloodshed in Thibet, an urgent whip was- sent out by the Government supporters.\u2018Premier Balfour, however, headed off the Opposition action by saying that there had been an action in Thibet| which had made it necessary to ask the House to sanction the employment of Indian troops beyond the frontier.He would introduce a resolution to that effect to-day.: .The chief interest centred in the forthcoming licensing bill, to be introduced by Mr.Balfour, which promises to be highly contentious, and the buds get to be introduced by Chancellor of the Exchequer Chamberlain, April 19.The Government supporters make no Becret of the fact thut they anticipate serious difficulties in carrying the buds get.\u2019 ; The Government, according to the Evening News, has decided to reimpose the grain duties of six cents per hundred weight on jmported grain and ten cents on flour.The announcement found little credence among the members of the House of Commons, who anticipate that the Chancellor of the Ex- théquer will make up the deficit large- fy from an increase in the income tax.lr.FAVOR A REDISTRIBUTION, The announcement was made to The Herald that both Lord Mount Stephen and Lord Strathcona, who are the laf- gest Canadian, and among the leading {ndividual holders \u20186f the stock of the Northern Securities Company, are in favor of the plan proposed by President Hill for the redistribution of the stock of the company.Mr.G.Farrer, of the banking firm clal representative of Lord Mount Stephen and Lord Strathcona, has arrived from England and will make his annual trip over the Great Northern Railway in company with Mr.Harriman and Mr.Hill's son.The announces- mepgt that the Canadian holders are in favor of President Hill's plan is a very Important one as it shows that now All the leading holders of the Northern Securities stock will\u2018support the :present plan., The original stock owned by Lord Mount Stéphen and Lord Strathcona was in-the Great Northern Railway, nnd it is from thé interest on these that the endowment fund for the Royal Victoria Hospital is secured.Adolphe Lacroix, twenty-five years of age, residing at 17 St.Margaret Street, and an employe of the Canadian Gen- of the leg while at work yesterday and MONTREAL ART PRINTERS\u2014 | HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT nished rooms, suitable for housekeeping; no children.Answer quick, to K 181, Herald| Office., 87 pag A book of recipes and nothing but recipes.Postpaid, only [0 cents.Address John Knight, Brockville, Ont.90- WANTED \u2014 A HOUSE AND TABLEMALID.Apply 166 Drummond st.; WANTED \u2014 GENTLEMEN OR LADIES, TO employ agents; $800 per year and expenses; position permanent: experience unuecessary.Address M.A.O'Keefe, District Manager, 157 Bay.st., Toronto.3-8 t?WANTED \u2014 A LAD WHO HAS WORKED at least 18 months at bookbinding.Apply .K 194, Herald Office.89 APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED UP 1904, for the positloñs of teacher in the \u201cModel, Elementary and Primary Departments of the Danville Academy, for the \u2018ensuing scholastic year.Salaries: In Model $350.00, Elementary $250.00, and Primary $25.00.ence and bend testiImoniala.C.C.Brown, Secretary-Treasurer; Danville, Que.87 to noon, on the twenty-third day of April, | Applicants will please state experl- |\u2019 + Situations Vacant.&r Advertisements under this Neading, 20 words for 10e; $ insertions for 2c.WANTED \u2014 GORDON PRESS FEEDERS; ateady work.Apply 4 Donegana street, off Windsor street.89 WANTED \u2014 FANCY IRONERS; STEADY work to good hands.Crown Leundry Co., 23 Latour.9.WANTED\u2014TWO GOOD PAINTERE; STRADY work and good wages.Must be sober and clean workers and good kalsominers.Address Box 314, Arapeior, Ont.8 WANTED \u2014 RBSPECTABLE AND INTELligent persons to solicit orders for nursery stock; to the right parties I cap offer the best inducements; béat time in the year to make a start.Apply for terins, at once, to £.D.Smith, Wigonsa, Ont.F \u2018WANTED \u2014 BXPBRIENCED BOOKKEEPER capable of filling responsible position, Communications considered couffdential.Address, stating experience, age and ealary expected, Box 429, Herald Office.sôt£ WANTED - TWO JOB COMPOSITORS.AP- Room.Bookbinding.SEND YOUR MAGAZINES TO HERALD Bindery to be bound.Customerÿ out of town may send by express, and depend on Herald Bindery, 603 Craig st., Montreal.dt mT re \u2018Educational.WANTED \u2014 PUPILS FOR PIANO, BY A competent lady teacher; perfect rapid nft- thod.Lessons glven day or evening, at 175 Guy st., or at pupils\u2019 own home.89 quick return and most reasonable charges.| Rooms and Board.srAdvertissments under this besding, 20 words fer 100; 6 Insertions fer Mc.\u2019 SINGLE ROOM AND BOARD, 30 BERTIE let street.Bathroom flat.a ROOM \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, ON bathroom flat, with or without board; Auer light.206 St.Urbain st.(near Sherbrooke.) BOARD\u2014MRS.DOCTOR SBARL.STRICTLY privates acoommodstion for ladies, with professional attendaûce.Ladies treated and attended.28 St.Monique st.89 \u2014\u2014 Rooms to Rent.WESTMOUNT, one large double room, with small sitting room adjoining.First-clase in every respect Nothing cheap.bind or $45 per month A.B.C., Herald.- For Sale.£4 Advertisements in this column Xc per word per insertion, 6 insertions for the price ot four.FOR SALE \u2014 THE BEST COAL.STOVE, egg, or chestnut, $6.50 per ton.J.D.Millar, 196 St Antoine st: Tel.Main 4082.90 FOR SALE \u2014 SAFES, FIRE AND BURGLAR proof, new and secondhand, at prices that defy competition.Largest stock in city.A, Aberg, Montreal Safe Works, 390 St James.Telephone Main 813.FOR SALE \u2014 KINDLING FOR THE MIL- lon.Kindling wood, $2:00; cut hard wood, $3.00; mill blocks, $1.75; tamgrac blocks, $2.00 per load.Also anthracite eoal.J.C.McDiarmid, 3 Cagal Basin, corner Guy and Willlam et.Tel.Main 452.\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 Wanted to Purchase.top desk, suitable for a small office; state price and where to be seen, to K 193, Herak* Office.83 \"Plumbers and Steamfitters.R.E.HANDFIELD, PRACTICAL ROOFER, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter.Electric bells, electric light: 1782 Notre Dame street.Arthur W.Wilks.Wilks and Michaud, Public Accountants, Merchants Bank Building.Tel.M.4125.Ce WANTED TO PURCHASE \u2014 A GOOD ROLL Bell Phone Main 3888.% eodtf Marriage Licenses.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BY \u20ac FOR SALE \u2014 BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS .for hatching, from stock that will produce winners, Pens headed by prize winners.A.E.Berwick, Box 3, Sherbrooke, Que.87 FOR SALE \u2014 ON VERY EASY TERMS, \"kitchen stoves, hall stoves, and everything for the house, at cheapest prices.The Prince Co., 33 St.Lawrence ot.FOR SALE \u2014 CASH BARGAINS, IN USED Upright Planos: Masog & Risch, $175; Morris, $170; Heintzman, $140; Gabler, $103.Apply Jeach's Piano Rooms, 2440 St.Catherine, between Stanley and Drummond, Sole Montreal Agency for Mason & Rlsch Planos, also Morris Planos.New Pianos sold for cash or upon payments as Jow as $10 deposit and $7 monthly.\u2018 MONTREAL ART PRINTERS\u2014 HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT, \u2018| words for 10c; 6 insertions for 3e.SW Advertisements under this heading, 2 WANTED \u2014 LADY DESIRES SITUATION as housekeeper; good at cooking; much experience; good references.Address K 188, Herald Office.8 as cashier; good references.Address Herald Office.eS Situations Wanted\u2014Male.WANTED \u2014 A POSITION AS TRAVELLING salesman for wholesale furmiture factory.Address Kelley, Box 145, Woodstock, NE.an.\u2014_\u2014 Dogs\u2014Wanted, Lost, Etc.D.B., \u201d ad ead Them WANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION |- Business Chances.MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY, NEAR Montreal.Well established.Owner giving up on account of ill health, Will sell cheap.K 164, Herald.» MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY, NEAR \u2018Mantreal.Well established.Owner giving up on account of ill health.Will sell cheap, K 184, Herald.Legal Cards.ACLENNAN, CLINE & MACLENNAN, Barristers, etc., Cornwall, Ont.D.B, Maclennan, K.C., C.H.Cline, F.J.Maclennan, EITCH, PRINGLE & CAMERON, BAR.ribters, Attorneys-at-Law, Solicitors in - C ery, Notaries Public, etc., Cornwall, Ont#Jas.Leitch, K.C., R.A./ Pringle, J.A.CG Cameron, LL.B.= .LOST \u2014 A BRINDLE BULL DOG, WITH \u2018leather ,collar, clipped ebrs, tag No.193.Answers to name of Pat.Finder will be well rewarded by returning to 1806 Notre Dame st.87 Property for Sale.PROPERTY FOR SALE \u2014 SITUATED IN e Village of Howick, corner lot, with tore and dwelling house thereon; also two vacant lots adjoining.For particulars, apply to R.R.Wilson, Howick, Que.- Health Cultlice.HEALTH CULTURE\u2014Wouldn't you like to add from 15 to 30 pounds to your weight, \u2018improve\u2019 the symmetry of your figure, and add to.your general appearance without drugs, without any inconvenience to yourself Send B0c for recipe to prepare at home.Address L.L.Hardy, A.M., 8t.Basile, Que.nore WANTED Solo Choir Contralto .for.prominent down town church, at once, Must be good reader.State experience and salary wanted.Address J.6843, Star Branch Office.\\ .: MEN WANTED FHROUGHOUT CANADA AND UNITED ETATES.BALARY OR COMMISSION\u20148840 & year anû E: yahls weekly, to reliable mon « district, Jutroducing our goods, dist advertising matter.No experience, of | rite at once for instructions, BAL 4 ses, roprose tin, t TE large end email Ti requ ho Us MEDICINAL i wo London.Out, » *IBBONS & HARPER, BARRISTERS, ête., Richmond and Carling sts., London, Geo.CG.Gibbons, K.C., Fred F.Harper.(3 REENSHIELDS 2 GREENSHIELDS, Barristers, etc, 1724 Notre Dame sk S.BUCHAN, K.C., ADVOCATE, ETC.© Canada Life Building, 132 St.James street, Mcntreal.: - Business Cards.J A.FINLAYSON (SUCCESSOR TO FINe Iayson & Grant), Customs Broker and Forwarder.Warehouseman, 415 and 417 8t.Paul st, Moutreal, Heated Storage, Bond or Free.Telephone Main 1303.P.O.Box 424.Te almers, C.WRAY & BRO., 290 Mountain st., and © 123 St.Dominique.Uptown 2728.Kast 117.'LLIAM WRAY, 1236 St.Catherine st, Uptown 2667.: .© Undertakers and Emb J .LBERT GRIFFITH, 673 Wellington street.Main 4418.Cartage and Storage.Have Your Furniture or Ba Moved or Stofled by THEMERCHANTS EXPRESS CO.349 ST.JAMES.Phone 2288 Main.\u2014\"- mr MONTREAL ART PRINTERS\u2014 HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT.COUNCIL OPPOSED 10 CONFEDERATION Newfoundland Committee of Council Report is Hon, Mr, Robitallle gave notice of motion respecting the resolution on foreign and commercial and joint stock companies which he will bring down to the House on Thursday.: In reply to the member for Kamour- aska, Hon.Mr.Turgeon said, the Government under Conservative rule, pald in the month of April; 1897, to Messrs.Senecal,.Montreal, for printing the Journal of Agriculture, thirty \u2018cents for subscriber and a bonus of $2,500 for each number.The Government paid last year per publication of the same, thirty cents per subscriber and a bonus of $3,500 per number to La Patrle, and by present arrangement pays-the same.\u2018amount for subscriber and a bonus of \u2018Against it.St.John's, Nfid., April 13.\u2014The Com-! mittee of the Council has had under eonsideration resolutions passed by the: Congress of the Chambers of Commerce, of the Empire, advocating the inclu-\u2019 sion of Newfoundland in the Dominion, of Canada, and which were forwarded: under cover of a despatch dated Janu-| ary.5, 1904, and received from the Right! Honorable the Secretary of State for, the Colonies.The committee, while appreciating very highly the interest! manifested by the Congress in the af-, fairs of this colony, regrets that it can-; not concyir, that the present is an opportune time t6 enter upon negotia- tiorl leading to the union of this colony with the Canadian Dominion.| So far as\u2018 the committee is aware.| people of this colony to be included as a constituent part of the Dominion, | but, on the contrary, a desire is evi-| dent that the colony should retain its: autonomy and continue to maintain an! honorable and independent position as! a part of the British Empire.This is the opinion of the Government, and, as has been stated many times before, the feeling of a majority of the people is against confederation, except on the best of terms.Ce i It cannot bé denied that a union would not find many opponents: in certain parts of the island.For instance, it is generally admitted that those people who live on the southwest and west coast of the island, and who are nearest to Canada, are favorable to entering into the Dominion.An -enormous amount of business is done between the southwest and the_west coast of the island and Halifax, N.S.fiieamers ply between Halifax sand ose parts of the Newfoundland coast instead of between St.John's, the capital town of the colony, and the same parts of the island, and traders do busihess with Halifax in preference to doing business with St.John, Newfoundland.The resulf is that the inhabitants of this part of the colony being so closely in touch with Canada trade will experience little or ho change fn business in the event of confederation, ! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MANY PRIVATE BILLS \"IN THE LEGISLATURE nal of Agriculture\u2014Lieut.- Governor Entertains.Quebec, Aprll_13.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The House of Assembly held another short session yesterday.After routine the following bills were.presented and pais- ed their first reading: An act fo annex the parish of St.Nazaire d'Acton to the county of Bagot, for all purposes.\u2014Dr.Daigneault.\u201cAn act to amend articles 108, 109, 112, \"198, 202 and others of the Code of Civil Procedure.\u2014~Mr.Prevost.; An act to amend the law governing co-operative assoclations.\u2014Mr.Blouin.An act respecting the College df Dental Surgeons-of the Province of Que- dbec\u2014Mr.Allard.; ROUGH ON WHISKY.\u201cBest Three Dollars | Ever Spent,\u201d \u2018Says John Leask.Cranbrook, B.C., Nov.22, 1902.7 \u2014 Statement\u2019 on Cost of Printing Jour-| lishing Company.Ct A number of motions requesting copies of public documents were adopted and the following private bills received thelr second reading: A an act to incorporate Le (Cercle Em- ard.- An act to \u2018incorporate the Toronto General Trusts Corporation.1 An act to amend the act 3, Ed.VI.chapter sixty-two.amending the charter of the city of Montreal.; Hon.5.N.Parent brought down the English version ofthe report of the Commission: on Colonization\u2019 ang the slouse adjourned.Com In the Legislative Council.> The Legislative.Councll went into.session yesterday afternoon, Whip the two new councillors, Fon, Méasra.Gar- \u2018there is no desire on the part of \u2018the neau and De Varennes,~were introduc- | ed and took their seats, Twelve bills, all Government measur&, were presented, and ufterwards the Council ad- Journed, 1 \" Lieutenant-Governor's Dinner.His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor, Sir Louis Jette, entertained the follow ing members of the Press Gallery to dinner at Spencer.Ward, last evening: Hon.\u20ac.B.DeBoucherville, Hon.N.Audet, Hon.N.Perideau, Hon.N.Sylvestre, Hon.J.Sharples, Hon.R.Turner, Hon.Dr.Girouard, Hon.F.X.Mathieu, Hon.N._Looneau, Hon.Dr.J.Lanctot, members Legislative Council; Measrs.A.Tessier, F.Gosselin, D.Gillis, D.J.Decarre, E.Blanchard, C.8.Cherrier, Dr.P.P.De- leney, J.H.Chouret, G.R.Smith, H.Champagne, Cy.Doris, L.J.Alard, D.Caron, M.Hutchison, J.R.Gosselin, R.B.Cooke, X.Kennedy, P.Tour- igny, Dr.L.P.Fiset, J.Morin, G.Tanguay, P.C.Nault, F.X.Dupuls, J.G.Hearn, N.Lemay.A.W.Giard, L.A.Taschercau, J.A.Lane, J.B.Prevost, H.Pflon, A.Bissonette, Dr.Mathieu, members of Legislative As- setably.J.J.O'Flaherty, Herald; ou.Heroux, La Patrie; E.D.T.Chambers, Star; J.A.Jordan, Witness; T.Le- vasseur, Associated Press; W.8, Dunn, Gazette; Fränk Carroll, Telegraph; D.Watson, Chronicle; KE.Aube, Le Temps; Major Sheppard, A.D.C., Capt.A.de L.Polnet, A.D.C,, a A.Generoux, private secretary: - ° \u2014\u2014 NORTHERN SECURITIES AFFAIRS AGAIN AIRED 4 Harriman\u2019s Suit Argued at St: Paul\u2014 Effect of the Previous Judd¥hent.of BE.H.Harriman and Winslow 5.Plerce for leave to file an iutervening petition in the settlement of Northern the United States Supreme Court, the manner of such settienient being left to the order of the United States District Court here, was heard before the full bench of the District Court yesterday.Messrs.Harriman and Plerce object to the plan of the directors of the Northern Securities Company for a pro rata distribution of Great Northern and Northern Pacific stock among holders of Northern Securities stock.The .| first point raised was the right of Har- riman and Pierce to intervene, and if that right be granted the suit will follow.If the motion is denied the settlement of the affairs of the company will Gentlemen,\u2014When I first noticed! your ad.I thought it was.a fake, but; J thought if it would do.no good, it.would do no harm to, try it, and as I had a good subject in a mining part-: ner of mine, who is a prospector and can drink only as prospectors can, sald, he would take it if I got it for him.| This was last spring, if you remember.\u2019 He was then going to work in.a mine; a few miles from here, and he took only one bottle, which cured him.I can assure you, it looks strange! to me to see him trying to get-men out of the bar-room, where.he used to love to be.Now you can use this to whatevér purpose you wish.His name is Geo.Goldsmith, * Co It was the best three dollars I ever spent in my life, and it has saved me that many times over, for $3.00 does \u2018not -go far in the West.Yours truly, John Leask.Enclose stamp for free sample and pamphlet to the Samaria Remedy Co., 25 Jordan Street, Toronto, Ont.\u2018 Also for.ssle by J.A.Harte, 1780 Notre Dame Strest,,and J.H.Marte, 2450 Sb Qeth- wus taken to the General Hospital, | erine Street, Montreal e! ° he made according to the order-of the court, .The surprise of the day was the intervention of the United States through Attorney-General Knox, who contended, in a statement, that the case was heard by the District Court and appealed to the Supreme Court, where the District: Court's decree was \u201caffirmed in every particular, the effect of which was to end and close the case,\u201d and that \u201cthe court is.only concerned to see that it (the decree) is faithfully observ- ca by the defendants according to ita erms.\u2019 - \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OPENING APRIL 14TH at 216 St.Lawrence Street (Monument National Building), Montreal, the new Premium Department of the manufacturers of Bobs Plug Chewing obacco, Sweet poral Cigaréttes and Rainbow Cut 8moking Tobacco.Chewers and smokers wi]! find it worth their while to attend.Look for the coupons which appear in to-day's Herald and out them and.signature of \u2018out.to-morrow's Herald.\u2018 a $2,500 pér number to Le Canada Pub- nd Mr, | \u2018St.Paul, Minn.; April 13,\u2014The motion Securities affairs, recently ordered by] \u2014 * MURGHAB RAILWAY A Short Branch of Russia's Transcaspasian Road is Closed to Strangers., \" .\u2018 The Rusgian Government \u201coccasionally supplies to distinguished foreign travellers Se document granting to them free passage over all the Imperial Rugsian railroads in Europe aud Asia \u2018with the exception of tho Murgbab {branch of the Trunscaspian Railroad.\u201d The Russians keep this lino absolutely secret, and permission to travel over it has never been granted 10 a forelgner.201 It was supposéd that the comprebensive passes issued to the fortunate few always included the qualifying phrase above quoted.But it was omitted in the permit given to laut.years of exploration in Central Asia.When he arrived at Merv he thought it would be an excellent dea to take a run down the Murghat.branch, look over the frontier into Afghanistan and have a peep at the region toward Herat.He tells about it in hig latest book recently\u2019 published.; He imparted his intentions to the Russian travellers wera not carried on the Murghab branch: The explorer at once produced his trump card,\u201d an unlimited pass over all lines; but the Governor had in his \u2018pocketbook a trump that beat it.It was a telegram from the Minister of War reading: \u201cIn case Dr.Sven Hedin should cobtem- that line is closed to ail travellers.\u2019 Closed to Ordinary Russians.This was explicit, and the explorer was further informed that the line was closed to all ordinary Russians, apd that only those persons belonging to the garrison at Kuahkin- ski post, the southern terminus of the rall- road on the Russian-Afghanistan frontier, were permitted to travel by fit.This rallrond, which branches off from the Transcasplan line \u2018at Merv, was opened four years ago.The project was quietly conceived and silently exécuted, and though the fact that its construction had begun was announced in the London Times in 1896, so little has been heard of it tbat In two magazine articles on the Transcaspian line, printed.within the past two years, no mention is mado of the Murghab branch.less \u2018than a strategical, rallway.It steals south out of Merv; the nearest Russian town of any size, along the verdureless bank of the Murghab River 100 miles to Kushkinsk! Post, which is built on the very frontier.Passing through one of the most desolate of deserts, there is BD BY THE | ENDORS Chronic Liver and Stomach Troubles Thoroughly Cured by Using - Dr: Chase\u2019s (idney-Liver Plls.In every home there is more or less suffering as a result of constipation and derangements of the digestive system.: , Because Dr.(Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills cure such allments more promptly dnd\u2019 thoroughly than other preparations they have come to be considered a]most indispensable as a family medicine.2.Mr.C.F.Immel, shoemaker, Western Hill, St.Catharines, Ont.stutes} \u201cI have used Dr.Case's Kidney-Liver Pills regularly for some time and con= gestion, headache and constipation, as these were my troubles.I used many remedies but \u2018got no relief.until I tried Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills; and a few boxes of this preparation have entirely.cured*me.I am not in the habit of endorsing any medicine, but in this case.1 cannot speak too highly in praise of Dr.Chase's Pills for what they have, done for me.\u201d Mr.D.C.Holmes, Justice of the Peace for Lincoln County, states: \u201cI am acquainted with Mr.C.F.Immel and consider him every sense of the word, in fact, I have known him.from.boyhood up and can gay I believe him to be truthful and honést.\u201d Dr.Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a box, at- all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates &-Company, Toronto.To protect you against imitations the portrait Dr.A.W.Chase, the Coupons will also be published in| famous recipe book author, are on on svery box.- .THE MYSTERIEUS Dr.Sven Hedin when he left Burope for his: Governor of New Oasis, who told him\u2019 that: planté going to Kushk, please inform him that The bruhch is, of course, nothing more nor.to the Afghan frontier, and winds.{not a hamlet along the line.It serves no JUSTICE OF PEACE sider that they are unsurpassed for torpid liver, defective clreulation, indl- | reliable citizen in- trading or agricultüral interests.It-is purely d mllitary road, connecting the modern town of Merv, which was entirely built by the Russians, with the strong fort erected at Kushkinski, overlooking the mountains of Northern Afghanistan.The Murghab, rising among those mountains, receives all the streams from the northern slope of the Herat highlands, supplies the locomotives of the to the Merv Oasis and loses itself in the sands beyond: Its Purpose.So Russia has a railroad capable of pouring many thousands of troops in the course \u2018of a few weeks along\u2019 the frontier within thirty miles of the Afghan town of Kushk and within eighty miles of Herat.At present only two regular tralns a week are running: They move through the desert at the rate of j only ten miles an hour, reaching the Afghau ' frontler in about nineteen hours.\u2018 { Russian diplomacy, was, of course, equal to 1 the task of explaining the construction of this road when it seemed necessary to say some- ; thing on the subject.The road s built, it was sald, because if the- Ameer of Afghanistan should dle or otherwise cease to reign there would probably be disturbances in that country which might affect the Russian border districts, including even Bokbara, and which \u201ctho Indian Government would be powerless to control ur pfevent.It was necessary, therefore, for Russia to take precautionary measures.; ; But to this day the British people accept this explanation with somewhat sinister reservations.Henry Ndrman, for example, fh bis latest book a year ago asserted that the Murgbab branch was simply \u201ca deliberate measure against Great Britain, and .served only the purpose of facilitating the invasion i of India and of placing Herat at the mercy | of Russia.i .To-day all is quliet- along the.Murghab | branch.The trains \u2018are few and siow, and mo tourist cars are switched from the main |.llno to the southern road.But if a war cloud : should some day spread over that region what à transformation would be witnesséd along this little road as the bustle of the military movement should pervade it from end to end, while Russian regiments wate hurrying to the! gateway leading to Herat.ptet \u201c CHEWERS AND SMOKERS will profit by atténding the opening of the new Premium Department of the manufacturers of Bobs \u2018Plug Chewing Tobacco, Sweet Caporal Cigarettes and Rainbow Cut Smoking Tobacco.This opening takes place at 210-55t.Lawrence Street (Monument National Building).Montreal, on April 14, 15 and 16.Secure a free souventr coupon published in this paper to-day and to-morrow, and see the smallest man in Canada, Colonel Collins Young.i SITE FOR EXPOSITION.Parks Committes Decides to Recom- \u201c mend Cremazie Square.- \u2018The Parks and Ferries Committee had a long discussion yesterday afternoon on the subject of removing cabmen\u2019s shelters and kiosks from the principal city squares.It was admitted that with the cabmen was the difficulty to be solved.The matter was brought up by a complaint from the Art Association, objecting to the erection of another shelter on Phillips Square.- : .\u2018Ald.Sadler remarked that jn no figured, with shanties and shelters.Th principRl squares like Dominion, Phillips and Place Viger should he kept clear of such bulldings., : The question was.not settled for the present.An application from J.Lepine, who In armless, to\u2018continue the use of his kiosk on Hochelaga Square was grant- _|ed .at the request of Ald.\u201d Bumbray.A testimonial to Park Ranger Hen- \u2018| derson, signed by prominent citizens was read.It was accompanied by a suitable present and spoke of the spien- did condition in which the mountain roads had been kept last winter, The committee maize square as the site of the proposed exposition, Lafontaine Park was asked for, bit the risk of damage t« the ground was too great.Mr.H.Dettmers was appointed guardian of Fletcher's Field.\u2018The ofter of the Royal Scots\u2019 band to play once a week on Dominlon Square and Place Viger, Was declined, be- cauge the committee feared damage to the grass.; rt MR.JOHN SHIELDS DEAD.The death of Mr.John Shields occurred yesterday afternoon, after a short illness, at his home, 163 McCord street.He was a well known athlete, having played lacrosse with the Young Shamrocks, as well as being a good hockey player.He was a member of St.Ann's Young Men's Society.About a week ago he was seized with an attack of pneumonia, and his strong constitution was unable to overcome the disease.The funeral wijl take place Friday.; SUIT AGAINST DOCTOR.Ottawa,\u201d April 13.\u2014(3pecial)\u2014A writ has been issued in the High Court of Justice by Mr.ih E.O'Meara, acting on behalf of r.J.Carling Kelly, against Dr.A.T.Shillington, 388 Somerset Street.The amount claimed Is 0 which Keily alleges wan vaid das 7 \u20ac military railroad with water, gives fertility - they were unsiæhtly, but what to do \\ other city were the public squares ie recommended Cre- .ng by him to the doctor by reason of misrepresentation made by the doctor re- Specting the financial affairs and position of the Ottawa, Brockville and St.Lawrence Railway Company.The doctor sold Kelly a certain amount of \u2018stock, and received, it is stated, $1,000 in cash.et BY PRESENTING A COUPON rrinted in this paper to-day and tomorrow you can get a souvenir grails from Colonel Young, THE SMALLEST MAN IN CANADA, who has consented to appear as an attraction at 210 St.Lawrence Street, Montreal (Monument National Bullding),on April 14, 18 and 16.THE ADMISSION IS GRATIS.We do» this to \u2018celebrate the opening \u201cof our new Premium Department at the :above address, where we have on view ] a complete display of over 650 premiums |giVen in exchange for the snowshoe \u2018tags and coupons taken from our popular brands of tobaccos, .\" Premium Department, > ACCO CO.THE EMPIRE TO THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.OF ~' CANADA \u201cTHE B.HOUDE CO.ST.DAVID'S SOCIETY ANNUAL.Thé annual social of the St.David's Welsh Society of Montreal was held at their hall, St.Catherine street, last evening.Mr.E.Jones acted as chairman.The following ladles and gentlemen took part in the programme: Misses Williams, Wiley, Davies and Mrs.Fox, Messrs, Williams, H.Priteh- ard, W.Harris, and Kirkham, Mr.Lansing Dewlis was unanimously elected honorary president of the soclety.The secretary read \u2018a report of the re- celpts and expenses of the St.Davids Day concert, showing a handsome balance for the treasurer.During the evening a very pleasing incident took place in the form of a presentation to the setretary, Mr.M.E.Pritchard.The following ladies looked after the arrangements for the soclal part: Mes- field, T.Willlams, and others.eee CHRISTIAN'S DEBT TO JEWS, \u201cEvery Christian owes a debt to the Jews for the blessings he to-ddy.en- jovs,\" was the statement of Mr.Neuge- wirtz,-at the quarterly meeting of lle Jewish mission in the Synod, Hall last night.\u201cBut,\u201d he added, regretfully, \u201cthe church was not doing its duty to the Hebrews.It was time that it should awake and hold out the hand of brotherly love \u2018to those of the Jewish persuasion.In Montreal they met with many difficulties and the average man was not to kindly inclined to.their efforts, but with persistency the mission was being sustained, and every day there were seekers after truth.\u201cArchdeacon Ker, Rev, F.M.Dewey.\u2019 Rev.Osborne Truope and Mr.C.McCool also spoke.à MR.MEIGS, M.P., KNOCKED DOWN.Ottawa, April 13.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 While standing at the corner of S J Elgin Streets yesterday afterfioon, Mr.Daniel B.Meigg, M.P., Farnham, Quebec, , was knocked down by a horse, but escaped without serious injury to his person.The horse was driven by \u2018Mr.Wm.Smith, 223 Besserer Street, and took fright at a car.Owing.to the slippery pavement Mr.Smith could not pull the aninfal up until Mr.Meigs was knocked down.The horse stepped on him twice, but Mr.Meigs said .he was not hurt.His hat and umbrella were smashed and his clothes muddied.- \" rr + BLAGK EYE FOR HEARST, Boston, -April 13.\u2014The supporters of Richard Olney, of Boston, as a candidate for the Presidency of the Démo- cratic party, attained a long lead in! the primaries last night over the friends of Wm.R.Hearst.Returns from 117 cities and towns out of a \u2018total of 358, Indicate that 491 delegates to the State Convention were either instructed or have expressed \u2018 preference for Mr.Iney, while 180 are Hearst men, These figures Include the city of Boston, which elected 235.Olney men, out of a delÉgation' of 239.Of the Olney dele-, gates from the 117 cities and towns,.805 were instructed, and of the Hearst men 107 were commissioned to vote for him.The State Convention has 1,087 | delexates.: Le meer imamate THE CHINESE ISSUE.One day this week I had an opportune ity of discussing the whale political ituation with one of\" the organizers of , the Liberal party.\u201cWell,\u201d I sald, \u201cI suppose you are already counting your spoil.You seem to have made up your mind that the country intends to reject Chamberlainism and return a free- trade \u2018ministry to power.\u201d He quietly smiled and replled somewhat to this effect: \u201cI should haye given an unhesitating \u2018yes\u2019 in reply to that qu'es- tion a fortnight ago, and I should still say that, Chamberlainism has no chance at the next general election.but really | the situation has al during the past few weeks.I belteve that if there ware no such thing as Chamberlafnism d no such thing as dames Kirkham.Clegg.Waring, Sih- } rks and| '| Imperial reciprocity.ways raised a cheer.OFFICES TO LET In the New: Hospital Street Extension of the BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING, Entrances en Notre Dame and Hospital Streets \u201c7% \u2019 Apply\u2014Room 24 Bell Telephone- Bldg ; _ Telephone Main 3352.7 Edmonton Building Lots A safe and profitable investment.Fee \u2018information, phone, write or call, R.P.INGLIS & CO, Phone Main 3874.110 TBMPLB BLDG.\u2014 ER.0.| (Ethiopian Rheumatic Oil) Cures Rheumatism se For Sale by all Druggists, 25 and 50 cents.\u2018 \u2018 rm \u2014_\u2014 Ladies\u2019 Hand Bags All new up-to-date styles, but sold at very low prices, ranging from 75e to $7.00 each.Call and see them.G.W.CLARKE & CO., 2270 St.Catherine Strest.the next election.We should win it of Chinese 1gbor, alone.\u201d \u201d Co I have also discussed the situation this week with three\u2019 members of Parliament, two of them ardent Imperialists.They were full of woe from the same cause.\u2018\u201cA month ago,\u201d one of them said, \u201cI could hold the attention of my audience for almost any reasonable time expounding the virtues of The Empire al- We had a meeting thé other night and they would not hear a word, or at least turned every.orgument into ridicule with such cries as \u2018Chin-chin Chigaman' and \u2018Where's your pigtdil?It is most dishearten« ing,\u201d added this M.P., \u201cfor I do not believe British politics ever saw a more Immoral and unfair cry than this Chi nese labor cry.\u201d\u2014N, Y.Post.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ DID HE OWE YOU MONEY?In 1900, the brokerage firm of Price McCormick & Co.went to smash.The firm had an office in Montreal at the time, and many Montreal peopie \u2018were interested in the failure because Mr.Walter Price, the younger brother of : À -| Mr.Theodore Price, was well and fave \u2018 orably known in this city, chiefly, among the members of the Stock Hxe change.Theodore H.Price, of the firm, made a specialty of cotton speculation, and in trying to corner the cotton market he himself was cornered.The fiabilis ties aggregated about $13,000,000.Mr.Price went through bankruptcy, and after paying his unsecured creditors 83% cents on the dollar he was discharged.Discharge from bankruptcy freed Mr.Price from all statutory obligation to pay his creditors any more.But he hasn't rested on his technical rights, He has kept pegging away, and has voluntarily: assumed a moral obligation gether changed \u2018Avhich the law did not impose or recognize.The result is that he has reimbursed his creditors in full.It is stated that the last dollar necessary to square 1 the Education Act, we should still win ; .tie bulky account has been paid, pe | À / You Will Have $64.77 to your credit with it you deposit one \u2018for five years.\u2019 LL tele ol, .+.pe 7052 4 - ou dey + the Sovereign Bank dollar each month THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA, Cor.St.James and St.Peter Sta.Cor.Guy and St.Catherine Sta \u201c.\u201c GANADIANPAGIFIC MONTRE TIME BILL.Corrected to March 3.6T.JOHN, N.B.,, HALIFAX \u2014 Lv.{7.256 p.m.\" Ar.(x) 8.35 a.m.: TORONTO, HAMILTON, ST.LOUIS, MO.CHICAGO \u2014 Lv.19.30 a.m., *10 p.m.Ar *7.35 a.m., 17.16 p.m.WINNIPEG AND PACIFIC COAST\u2014Lv.9.40 a.m.Ar.*6.30 p.m.8.8.MARIE, ST.PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH\u2014Lv.*10,10 p.m.*3.00 a.m.OTTAWA\u2014Lv.Place Viger 75.20 a.m., 15.40 p.m.Ar.$12.40 p.m., $10.30 p.m.Ly.Windsor St.18.45 a.m., *9.40 a.m., §10.00 a.m.14.00 p.m., *10.10 p.m.Ar.*&.00 a.m.11.45 © a.ag., *6.30 p.n., 17.00 p.m., §3.4 p.m.QUEBEC \u2014 Lv.{8.30 a.m., 12.00.p.m., §3.30 p.m., *11.00 p.m.Ar.#6.30 a.m., $2.10 p.m, 16.38 p.m., §6.30 p.m.BOSTON\u2014Lv.9.00 a.m., \u201c7.46 p.m.Ar.*B.15 a.m., 19.15 a.m.NAUDREUIL\u2014Lv.8.45 2.m., 19.30 a.m., *3.40 a.m.£10.00 a.m.(D130 p.m.14.00 p.14.10 p.m., (a)3.15 pan., \u201c10.00 p.nj.Ar.*7.35 a.m., *S.00 a.m., i8¥0 a.m.111.45 amu., $12,i5 pm.*6.30 p.m.17.00 p.m., 17.15 p.m, §9.45 p.m.SHERBROOKE - Lv.1830 a.m., 11.25 p.m.Ar.(x)5.35a.m., $11.00 a.m., 4.50 p.m.! 17.05 p.m.CL .* JOLIETTE \u2014 Lv.$8.20 a.m., $3.00 p,m.Ar.¥8.35.a.m., 76.33 p.m.: .BERTHIER\u2014Lv.18.20 a.m.(i)2.00 p.m., 5.00 p.m.Ar.%6.30 a.m., (1)5.50 a.m., $2.10 p.W., 76.35 p.m.: BT JEROME \u2014 Lv.$9.00 am.$9.13 am.(1.43 p.m., 75.25 p.m., (a)6.25 p.m.Ar.13.30 a.m.9.50 a.m., 16.55 p.m., §9.45 p.m.STE AGATHE \u2014 Lv.(0)9.00 a.m., 15.25 p.m.Ar.1950 a.m., (mn) 6.55 p.m: _ LABELLE\u2014(m)9.00 a.m., 3.25 p.m.Ar.$3.30 .a.m.(m)8.55 p.m.® Daily.t+ Week days.(ge) Monday only: f Daily except Saturday.(x) Daily except Monday.(a) Daily except Saturday and Sunday.(b) Friday.(1) Satur- flay only.(m) Thursday only.(n) Tuesdays and Thursdays.CL : GRAND TRUNK.TORONTO\u2014Lv.9.00 a.m., 10.30 p.m.daily\u2014 1000 a.m., 8.00 p.m.daily ex.Sunday.Ar.6.60 p.m.7.20 a.m.daily\u20147.13 a.m.daily except Sunday.CHICAGO\u2014Lv 9 a.m.3.50 a.m., 6 p.m.daily.So PORTLAND-\u2014Lv.8 a.m., daily ex.Sunday\u2014 8 p.m.daily.Ar.7 a.m.\"daily\u20146.30 p.m.daily ex.Sunday.- .: 10.20 p.m.daily.AT.4.15 p.m.daily ex.Sunday\u20148.00 p.m.dally.ISLAND POND AND QUEBEC\u2014Lv.8 real Ar.7.00 a.m.daily\u20141.00 p.m., 6.50 p.m\u2019 daily, ex Sunday.' i CANADA ATLANTIC.OTTAWA\u2014Lv.8.40 a.m.daily ex.sunday\u2014 | 4:10 p.m.daily.Ar.11.20 a.m.daily\u2014i.15 p.m.daily ex.Sunday.\u2018 ! INTERCOLONIAL.LOCAL\u2014Lv.7.40 \u2018p.m., 4.40 p.m., 11.45 p.m.Ar.10.20 a.m, 10.00 p.m.| MARITIME EXPRESS\u2014Lv 12.10 noon dally ex.Saturday.Ar.5.30 p.m.daily ex.M day.Leaves Levis 10.25 a.m.real 4.05 p.m.Mondays only\u201d \u2018CENTRAL VERMONT.BOSTON AND NEW YORK\u2014Lv.5.00 a.m.- 840 p.m.Ar.7.25-a.m,, 8.19 p.m.10.15 p.m.DELAWARE AND HUDSON.EW YORK-\u20148.45 am., 11.10 a.m., 7.40 pm.Ar.\u20187.15 a.m., 3.15 p.m., 7.35 p.m.== = ys 2 J us LE Malone, Utica NTERCOLONIA MAT on, FEE TEE Soller ; ARE ter.Buffalo, Albany, New York and all points CY SINT York aad 20 \" 3.20 A.M.except Sunday \u201cts ; = » 19.20 A.M.ex.Sat.'& Sun.Ln) trata Cor ng ish Mail Train \u20189:45 A.M.Sunday only.pegubarncis, ; : : 1.405 P-M.Saturday only St.Timotbee ani .i ; .15.10 P.M.except Sunday valleyfield.Leaves Sunday, at.12.00 noon.Passengers-| 7-00 P.M.dally, ; taking this train make closé condection at: For tl:kets, time tables, Pullman cap ae- .Halifax with Allan Line Mail steamers for ©£Mmodation, and full information, call at Liverpool.= : Te MaritimeExpress, Which leaves Montreal daily, except Saturday, for Quebec, Moncton, St.John, Halitax, end The Sydneys, is one of the finest, solid vestibule trains being run on the continent, ' and is so spoken of by many who travel: dy it ' : i Quebec Service Train leaves Montreal at 7.40 a.m., 12.90 woon and.11.45 p.m.Returning trains leave! Lévis at 12.10 p.m.aid 4.20 p.m.Mondays | only, leave 10.25.Arr.Montreal, 4.03 p.m.improved Night Service The Expres¥, leaving dally, except Sunday, at 11.45 p.m., with Sleeper attached, arrives tn Quebec: at 7.00 a.m.\u2018Passengers can occupy this sleeper at 9.00 p.m.and remain {in car until 8.00 a.m.: Li © All trains depart from Bonaventure Station.CITY TICKET OFFICE, 143 St.James St.and Bonaventure Station.MONTREAL PARK .& ISLAND RAILWAY Ç0.BACHINE\u2014From Post Office 20 min, service, 6.40 a.m.to midnight.From Lachine, 2 min.service, 5.50 to 11.13 p.m, : SAULT AU RECOLLET.: _ From Chenneville and Craig\u2014 +8, 204.Me -\u2018 portion WORLD'S FAIR ST.LOUIS, Mo.April 30 to Dec.1, 1904.The through trains via will take you to ST.LOUIS in Patrician Style at a Popular Price, All the World is Epitomized in this Exposition.It is the Wonder of the Century A Fifty Million Dollar Fair matter and further information.Montreal,.or Bonaventure Station.Telephones, Main 460 and 463.LUCIE ie (PA CAUFIC | S150 Lom oy Pays for a Berth [IN THE OTTAWA SLEEPING CAR ; Leaves Windsor Station daily F at 10.10 p.m.| YOU SAVE TIME BY USING THIS SLEEPER.: 129 ST.JAMES ST.(next Post Office).Ticket Office THE MOST NUTRITIOUS EPPS\u2019S GOCOA An adrairable food.with all its natural qualities intact, fitted to \u2018build.up and maintain robust health, and to resist winter's extreme cold.Sold in 14 lb.tins, labelled JAMES EPPS & Co, Ltd.Homoeopathic Chem: ists, London, England.¥ sto.EPPS\u2019S COCOA GIVING STRENGTH & VIGOUR.NEW YORK.CENTRAL AND;HUDSBON RIVER R.R.Trains leave Windsor Station as follows: : for all Adirondack ex~ Sr points, the city office, 130 ST.JAMES STREET.J.HERBERT, ¥.E.BARBOUR, City Ticket Agent.General Agent.C.P.R.DIVISION CHANGES.A circular issued by Mr.William Whyte, \u201csecond vice-president of the (CPR, announces that after April 15 the central division of the road will H.be extended to Bwift Current, but Swift \u2018Current itself will remain in the western division, The change has the effect of trausferring from.the western division to, the rentral division of the CPR.main line be: tween Moose Jaw and Swift Current, the Pasqua branch.and line at Portal.The Portal section will be embraced in the central division.Father and Son BOTH CURED OF KIDNEY TROUBLE .BY Doan\u2019s oie.Benjamin Brooks, a well-known farmer of West Cape, P.E.l., tells of how his son was cured of |by, Hon, M.F.Hackett; captain, Lt.AT GRAND TRUNK Ask Grand Trunk Agents for descriptive; City Ticket Office, 137 St.James St.- of $100-00: $50,000 of this is to be pald that l the branch.connecting the main line with the.Soo Kidney Pills.- 11.45 p.m.Cars leaving 156 nin.46 min.service\u20148.45 a.m.to 9.00, ida yu min.service\u20149.00 a.m.to 4.30.K d > Disease, and how $0 mjn.service\u20144.30 p.m.to 7.30, ¢ was cured of 90 win.service\u20147.30 p.m.to 12.00.Backache.- From Sault au Recollet\u2014 ; - 45_min.service\u20148.00 a.m.to 9.45.| - 90 min.service\u20149.45 a.m.to\u2019 6.15.The First Sign of Kidney Trouble.> ¢0 min.service\u20145.16 p.m.to 8.15.90 min.service\u20148.15 p.m.to 11.16., Extra service on Thursdays and Saturdayg ; 30 min.service, 12 noon \u2018to 7.30 pm\u2019 Q| Hesayss \u2018\u2018Our little boy was troubled gundays, 12 noon to 10.20 p.m.with kidney disease.We had fied many CARTIERVILLE AND ST.LAURENT\u2014 Prop, kinds of kidney pills but they only helped Victoria Square, 1 bour service, 7 am, \u2018go for a time.e got Doan\u2019s Kidney Pills, 1 9 p.am.; last car 11.2 p.m.First car, 6, am., trom Mt.Royal ave.From Cartier.ville, 1 hour service, 7 a.m.to 10 p.m; fire; car at 5.45 a.m.= DES NEIGES\u2014From Victoria Square, 30 min.service, a.m.to J a.m., and 4 p.m, to 10.30 p.m.; 1 hour service, 9 a.m.to 4 pm.last car, 11:25 p.m.From Cote des Neigen, 20 min service, 7 to 10.30 a.m., ang 4.30 to 9 p.m.1 hour sbrvice, 10.30 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.; last car, 11 p.m.; first car, 6.15 a.m.MOUNTAIN\u2014From Westmount, cor.Victoria and Bherbrooke, 30 min.service, 6 a.m.to | Dust the six weeks after this I caught a very bad sold that settled in my kidneys.My back was 30 sore I could hardly walk.1 went te the drug store and got a box, took thew according to directions and the result was that my back was completely cured.[ believe they are the best kidney pill on the market to-day.\u201d There is not a kidney trouble from .Backache to Bright's Disease that Doan's Kidney Pills will not relieve ar cure.The rice is 50 cts.per box, or 3 boxes for 1.25 and may be procured at all dealers or from * \u2018 THE DOAN KIDNEY PILL CO, TORONTO, ONT.tour ceamect with Cartierville.MONTREAL ART PRINTERS\u2014 - | \"HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT and one box effected a perfect cure.About : -lthe Grand Trunk Railway's picture av- Toe PE _ + 2 .; , | LN \u2014 - ONE DAY IN CANADA.yo.\u2018 to THE MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, QUEBEC.The Stanstead Riffe Association at their annual meeting elected officers as follows: \u2014Hon.patrons, Hon.C.C.Col- Geo.Pomeroy: secretary-treasurer, P.B.Tucker; range officer, L.Carpenter; directors, E.A.Baldwin, Major B.B.Morrill, E.W.Hovey, Dermott Parsons.A ONTARIO.Beachville Town Council has ordered a new clock, to adorn the tower in the municipal bulldings.Täxation this year will be twenty- four and a half mills on the dollar in Ottawa.\u201c Dr.Kelly, inspeétor of Branford public schools, for thirty-three years, has resigned, owing to advanced age.The St.George's Soclety, at Ottawa, will hold a church parade and a banquet to celebrate St.George's Day, April 23.James Murphy and Andrew Naugh- ton are under arrest at Hamilton, being suspected of complicity in the bank robbery at Flesherton., Fe There were in attendance at Queen's College this past term 216 medical students as compared, with 201 the session before.The London Board of Trade returns March show an increase In imports of $8,879,000 and a decrease in exports of $1,840,500, CL \u2018Geo.W, Beardmore has Issued a writ against A.E.Ames & Co.to restrain the transfer of the firm's assets to the Securities Holding Co.under the sei- tiement which the firm is endeavoring to affect with its creditors.Ii order to keep the rate of taxation down to twenty mills on the dollar, Brantford City Council cut down all es- fimates.The public school board request was reduced by $1,000.The, board will take steps to compel the Council to pay over the original demand.The National Insurance Co, of Tre- land, is élosing lfs Canadian agencics and will discontinue business in the Dominion.The Western Assurance Co.of Toronto has made a contract with the rompany reinsuring Its outstanding risks in Canada.: Turnkey Poole and Watchmen * Mec- Grath have been suspended by Sheriff Cameron, at London.Poole was oh duty_at the time that \u201cTexas .Burdell escaped from gaol and McGrath was on \u2018duty, preceding night.$200 is ot- fered for the capture of Burdell, A new and what promises to be a most flourishing Ulberal Association was formed at a-meeting held at Jane- a ville.The new organization will com- \u2018prise a* membership representing the {whole township of Gloucester.Repre- | sentatives were present from Rock Vile lage, Cyrvilre, Clarkstown, St.Josephs, Janeville and elsewhere, and the gréut- [ext enthusiasm was shown.Co 1 On May 5 Peterborough ratépayers will vote upon the very important proof $12,937.66 for repairs to the American, NEW BRUNSWICK.= The election, of the Council.of Sack- ville for the next civic year takes place Tuesday, April 19th.I Mr.Robertson introduced a bill in! the Legislature to incorporate the New, Brunswick School for the Deaf, and; also presented the petition of the city of St.John in favor of a bill relating to the free public library.The Public Accounts Committee had considerable discussion over an {item bridge.Explanations were given by Mr.Whitehead and Mr.Winslow, Other expenditures on bridges in York county were: Long's Creek, $218.13; Marysville, $50; Garden Creek, $88.02; Maswaak bridge, $727.61; Mill Creek, $12.50; Stanley, $4.76, Five hundred: dollars have been voted by the Highland Society of Miramichl for the New Brunswick Burns wme- morlal.to be erected.at Fredericton, and a committee was appointed by that 'socley to co-operate with Fredericton and St.John, St.Andrew societies in securing the amount required to carry out the project.This action was taken at a special meeting of the society, at which a delegation composed of Pre ston, of \u2018Fredricton society was heard.sident 0.8S.Crocket and L.H.John-| + ir The St.John River Log Driving Company held its annual meeting in the, Queen's Hotel, St.John, a few days: ago.A.H.Randolph was in the chair.The other gentlemen present included W.H.Murray, John E.Moore, Henry Hivard, J.F., Gregory, George 8, Cush-j ing.N.H.Murchle, E, L.Jewett, Chas.Miller, F.D.Miles, St.John; Donald Fraser, sr., John Kilburn, Archie Fraser, Donald Fraser, jr\u2026 John A.Morrison, Robert Alken, James M.Scott, Fredericton; G.R.Burtt, J.E.McCal lum, Hartland: Senator Baird, Perth: and A.J.Beveridge, Andover, A statement was given by the president showing that the lumber cut on the St.John last season was estimated at 140,000,000 feet, which with 40,000.600 feet hanging up last season, made a total of 180,000,- 000 feet to be driven this spring by the company.The following board of directors was \u2018 elected: John E.Moore.John Kilburn, Charles Miller, A.H, F.| Randolph and \u2018Henry Hillyard.Mr.Moore.was elected president and Mr.J.F.Gregory secretary-treasurer at a subsequent meeting.- 21 ip ett, t BARGAIN PIANOS.A neat upright Nordheimer Piano for $175, A 7Y% octave upright cabinet grand Empire piano, handsome case, only used three months, for $225.A.Chickering upright ptano in rosewood! case for $270.All on casy terms \u2018of.payment if so desired.C.W.Lindsay,\u2018 Limited, 2366 St.Catherine Street.\u2014, Ady, = .- THE WORLD OVER T i | | \"posal to estublish a sugar factory in \u2018that growing town, The salient points in \u201cthe agreement arrived at between the Council and Mr.Dr.A.Gordon are as ! town to guarantee bonds to the extent when :ne machlitery arrives: $50,000 is to.bevheld by the.town until the factory lis in operation.when it will be paid \u201cover to the company: the.company will repay $50,000 to the town at the end of three vears: the remaining $30,000 wil \u2018be vepaid in seven equal annual instalments, the whole amount to be return- vd to the town iu ten years.MANITOBA AND WEST.\u201cIt is estimated that no less than four (million acres will be sealed fn Manitoba | this vear.-Experts are agreed that with\u2019 favorable weather from now on this will be a bumper crop year.The Vancouver World says that the British Columbia Government wjl re- Lepgnize as preferentiul the claims of American capitalists to blocks 4.581 and 14,594 of the\u2018 oil and coal lands which hitve been valued by a prospector at $50,000,000.2° .! | + \u2014__ | M follows: \u2014Mr.D.A.Gordon and hix as-j hegotiutlons are in \u2018sôclates to inveldt $100,000 at once: the: the International | yesterday.and ME NOVA SCOTIA.\u2018 Mr.George FE.Hughes, M.I.A.has! \u201cbeen sworn in a member of the Exécutive Council, as successor to Mr.J.F.Whear, who vacated the seat on ace \u2018cepting the Charlottetown postmasters ship.; .It is reported that the Robb.En-j- { gineering, Company of Awherst, is pre-: \u201crefinery to be built at, st.Joseph's oll, \u201cfields by the New Brunswick Petroleum, groninship captain, genealogist, arid AU-\u2018eheir visit.! Co.Ltd.- Bridgetown earned last year, through.{ta electric light plant, $1.700 above expenses, and *this saving.it Is clalmed,, enables.the town tô have its streets, well lighted.water for fire protection|of ammunition and.firearms valued at grange for the disposal of # portion ayd sewerage without cast to the town.$2,500,000 for Havre.When thé ontario pf.the bonds of the Mexican Light and Mr.A.EF.Golding who has been a member of the education staff of the Halifax Morning Chronfcle™ for the past) three years, has severed His connection \u201cwith that paper to assume the editorial, \u2018Charge of a syndicate of north shore life by Its policy holders, the company ~ papers.| The Newfoundland Government is sefting à ship\u2019 to take away \u2018the 135 men who were landed on St: Paul'a Is-| land from the wrecked: gedling steamer) ed to their homes in Channel, These men have been on the island several weeks, .oo The packet schooner, Shamrock of Maitland, Capt.W.D.Laswrence, while lon a trip tn St.John, got caught in the drift dee i.d was carried up and down \u2018with the t le through the gut, as far asl Spencer's.Island, up to oft Walton, She, however, and returned to, She was commencing her; between Maitland and St.| Ï | got clear, Hantsporte.regular trips John.Mr.Joseph Murphy has resigned the\u2019 position of registrar of*deeda for Prince county, P.FE, Island, and will retire ons account of falling health, He will be\u2019 succeeded by Mr.John Campbell, the head cleek ln the office.Mr, Matthew: \u201c{Gallant, teacher at Mount Carmel, has: been appointed to a position- in the, (office.: .4 The creamery at Scotsburn is to be\u2019 opened on the 20th inst.Arrangements are being made to heat the m'anufuc- turing room so \u2018that in future there may be no difficulty from cold in; spring and fall.Last season twenty-: eight thousand pounds of butter was! made.This year it Is estimated forty | thousand pounds wlll be manufactured._ Messrs, Burnham & Morrill have com-, - I'menced preparations at their lobster factories along the north, for the com-! ing senson\u2019s work.The foreman of the \\ different factories have gone tq their | places of operation with supplies.F-| White has gone to Saddle Island; A Whitman.to Cape George: G.M.Whit-, man, to Arisalg: Winthrop Corbin, to; Carriboo, nnd Wm: E.Whitman to, Cape John.: J The Halltax Boadr of, Trade has.passed a resolution to he forwarded to, the Minister of Railways which urges; that in the interest of Importers and! shippers the council of the Halifax; Board of Trade urges upon the Minis- | ter of Rallways the ndvisability of granting the same terms to the Do- minfon Express Co.as granted by the Government to the Canadian Express Co.It ts claimed that were both express companies operating on all Intér- colonial traing all points would have one through rate and the competition would ensure the best possible service both ns regards time and manner of | handling.re H.F.Charlton went to St.Louis lust night to superintend the installation of hibit at the World's Fair.eo ! © mr taken to convey passengers to St.Lam- London.\u2014A despatch to the Dally ail froin Hamburg says that serlous progress between Mercantile .Marine Company and \u2018the Cunard Company to reich an understanding for the ending of the rate war, 2 New York.\u2014Former Chief of Police William S.Devery, through counsel, filed formal detnand on Police Comumis- sioner McAdoo for $25,000, which he al- teges is due him as damages for breach of contract on the part of the city.He sues the connmissioner as trustee of the police pension fund.} Berlin,\u2014The Relchstag\u201d re-asseinbled took up the budget.Chancellor Von Buelow, answering various qeustions.of Dr.Sattler.said he could not.discuks the Franco-Hritish colonial treaty at length.since the British Parliainent was discussing it.and the French Chamber of Deputles hid not yet discussed it.) The German Government saw no hostile purpose In thé entente against any other power.New\u2019 Haven; Conn.\u2014Counsel for Mrs.Grace Imogene Bennett appeared.before Judge Cleaveland in the probate; {court with a petition that Willlam Jen-: (vitigs Bryan be removed au the execu-! {tor of the estate of the late Philo S.Bennett, the chief allegation being that he is dissipating the funds of the estate in.his legal actions in attempting.to secure the probating of the \u201csealed letter us.à part.of the will, The \u201cseal: ed letter\u201d gives Mr.Bryan $50,000.New York.\u2014The Paris edition of the.Herald reports the death, at New , paring estimates for the erection of the Haven, Connecticut, of Captain Charles Hervey\u2019 Townshend, the.retired ocean, thor.whose.arrival with ammunition saved \u2018Havre from capture during the\u2019 Franco-German war.He commanded the American liner Ontario in 1870-71, and called from America with a cargo made Havre the Prussians were only four miles from the city.\u2018CANADA LIFE POLICYHOLDERS.1 For every $100 paid tothe Canada has already returned or credited to! them $114, This should interest you.: G.T.R.SERVICE RESUMES.Traffic en the St.John's lhe and: flooding of a cotiple of miles of track, | was resumed last night.PERFORATED MUSIC AT HALF ; PRICE.\u201cOur sale of perforated music at half- price will continue ten\u2019 days longer.This\u2019 music can be used with (\u2018hase &! Baker player, Pianautos, Pianolas and.Angelus, ©.W.Lindsay, Limited.2966: St.Catherine Street.\u201cAdv.: ra tte ; WOULD CALL NO SPECIAL MEETING.: Acting-Mitvor Lavallee vesterduy refused to call a special meeting of the City: Council for Friday.A petition for this meeting was signed by five aldermen.The intention was to run off some of the businesd which accumulated over the Easter holidays.ERR IN SUSPENSE.ol The following.is addressed to people! who happen to be using Spring Beds that are baggy\u2019 and depressed in the middle: \u2014 : ' } Do not impair your bodily and mental\u2019 vigor by such an unnatural position in.sleeping.Go to one of the better class furniture denlérs and get a.No.0 or No.1 HERCULES SPRING BED.Return it and get your money back if dissatisfied after thirty days, and if, in five.years ffterward.the Spring Bed ir not exactly as good as the first day you bought It, the makers guarantee to supply à new one absolutely ftee.\u2014 Adv.retina AUTOMOBILE BUSSES LICENSED.Licenses for two automobile \u2019busses were issued from the City Hall yesterday.These vehicles are intended to; be used for the service, between the eltv and St.Lambert, across Victoria | Bridge, which is expected to be Inaugurated in a few days.In the meantime, the company which has, under- bert, daily, In these \u2018busses, will uge them to exhibit the route to its shareholders and prospective patrons.i Ty the foundation now for the: future hesith of your childran.Give them - - ARDS BREAD 97 to 103 St.Urbain Street.Main 109\u20ac ! , CURES W | DIARRHEA.WR worid.Be sure an E - me ?Fo ., : \u2019 : - ° ®* ° = .After Dissecting the Merits of other Canadian .: 3 Ct Pianos, the Following .: Doctors of Medicine INVESTED IN \u201c J = ns = om be ; \u2018 - Hon.Sir Wm.Hingston, M.D., Montreal.Dr.J.M.Armstrong, Gladstona : Dr.G.H.Burnham, Toronto.or.5 E 35105, Or Rte OR Dr.A.DJ.Black, Kingston.ct .Dr.D.E.Kidd Midland Dr.Canniff, Toronto.; ' \u2018Dr.F.M.Kalbilelsch, Palsley.Dr.Milton Cavanagh, Owen Sound.v Dr.P.D.Lynch, Almonte Dr.Andrew Carmichael, Sundridge, Ont.Ds.Lowrey Brantford.Dr.Clemens, Berlin.Dr.Hugh Lough, Toronto.pr Coughlin, Hastings.Dr.J.McCaul, Toronto Du C.D.Clark, Tamwortn.Dr.Mclutosh, Toronto.> pr.L.Campbell, Sliver Islet.Dg.P.McDonald, Alexandria, Dr.te S.Cock, Manitou, Man.Dr.Jno.D.McNaughton, Glenallen, Dr.GA Carson Whith - °° Dr'E.S.MeNicoll, Cobourg.Dr.Crooker, Tilso bur y.Dr.D.L.McMillan, Alexandria.br 6 Clottand Ter = Dr.Alice McGillivray, Kingston, | 6., onto.Dr.McDermott, Sunderland.Dr.Angus D.Cameron, Lancaster Dr.W.McClure, Thorold Dr.R.R.Dalgleish, Winnipeg: Dr.Melntyre Hespeler \u2019 pr.A W.Digby, Brantford.Dr.MeKenna, Picton.Lee bles Gananoque.\"Dr.H.R.McGill, Midland, Opt.De E G Da en ae Sir | «Dr.D.McIntosh, Brucefleld, Ont.DFA CT Dans a th Alga Dr.L.ID.McKeown, Moosomin, Man, br TA D, orth Augusta.Dr.J.A.Marshall, Belleville.Bo Date.Beko.Knowlton.Dir.A.H.Miller, New Dundee, DE SP Emes Tore A Dr.H.8.Martin, Erin.De 3 E pa Toro .Dr.Murchison, London.+ J.ko klliott, Toronto.,.\" Dr.A.G, Machell, Owen Sound.Dr.F.R.Eccles, Londot.Dr.M.Miller.Woodhill : Hey ï 5 er aiatRtiton.: Dr.C.H.Morse, Amberst, N.2 » À: 880, Markdale.Ur, Moore Brockville, - Dr.Flerheller, Parry Sound.Dr.Mathieson, St.Mary's.Dr.J.E.Forfar, Toronto.Dr.Millar.Toronto.Dr.Newell Fisk, Montreal.Dir.A.D.Naismith, Milverton, - Dr.Ferguson, Rockland.Dr.Noble, Sutton ) ; Dr.R.M.Fischer, Wiarton.Ur.3.B.Ouimet \u2018Huil Que.Dr.A.J.Fisher, Brigden.Dr.Samuel Parker.Toronto.Dr.Garratt, Toronto.Dr.E.A.Peakir.Toronto.: pr Tow.cardinal.; .Dr.J.'H.Porter, Powassan.- .1D, soul » Goodwood.Dr.J.A.Reid, Sault .Ste.Marie, pr.H.H.Graham, Fenelon Falls, Dr.C.H.Reynolds, Strathroy.Dr.E.f Gordon, Toronte.Dr.Rutherford, Aurora.© 3.8.Gray, Winnipeg.Dr.R.G.Shannen, Goderich, Dr.W.J.Gunne, Glenboro', Man, Dr.A.Soper, Windsor.\u2019 Dr.Thos.Gray, Palsley.,; Dr.Sibhald, Sutton.Dr, E.J.Hardle, Guelph.Dr.Sloane, Annan.Dr.W.A.H.Hutton, Winnipeg.Dr.A.Stewart, Newmarket.Ç Dr.E.C.Holbrook, Calgary, NWR Dr.W.A.Sherrin, Souris, Mane Dr, A.0.Hastings, Toronto.Dr.A.LL Shanks, Miami, Man.Dr.W.T.Hurriss, Brantford.Dr.Chas, R.Sneath, Toronto.° Dr.É, L.Howlund, Funtsville.Dir.B.J.S.Stackhouse, Montreal Dr.E.Mart Brantford.Dr.W.W.Thornton, Dresden, Ont, Dr.G.HL Husband, Newtonbrook br.W.l.Teasdall, London, Ont.Dr.R.Howden, Perth.| Dr: F, M.Wells, Quebec, Dr.E.H.\u2018Herricks, \u2018Gananoque, Dr.W.E.Willmott, Toronto.Dr.Hudson, Roslin.Dr: Geo.Weagent, Morrisburg.pr.5 -L; Humé, Leeds, Que.Dr.A.Wilson, Fenclon Falls.pr.J.H.Howell, Welland., Dr.Wilkinson, London.Ta , Dr.A.Henderson, Calgaty.Dr.G.Wezgent, Morrisbureg.pr.Jno.Hyndman, Exeter.Dir.Wid, Port Elgin.r.Garnet Holmes, Chatham, Ont, Dr.JL Wallace, Alma.pr.island, Rosemont.: Dr.2.White, Cobourg.| ; hE F.James, Belleville, Dr.H.Wilson, Fenelon Falla, r.\u20ac.C.Johuston, Brampton.Ur.Wilson, Richmond Hill, pr.T.G.Johnston, Sarnia.\u2018Dr.J.Walker.Glencoe, Dr.+ E.Kennedy, Toronto.Dr.+ Wood, London, Dr.Kennedy, New \u2018Glasgow, N.9 Dr.Zwick, Sterling.ASSORTMENT OF THE WORLD-RENOWNED MASON & RISCH PIANOS ; oe RECEIVED AT.} : , no , - 2440 ST.CATHERINE STREET, Bet: cen Stanley .Co \u201d and Drummond, .Now Sole Agency for Montreal.c ou Prices from $400 upwards cash, ob terms as low as $25 deposit and $10 monthly.Exchanges made.\u2019 ; :|| for the voyage, $25.00 and $26.00.ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.- 80 Steamers, Aggregating 166,304 Tonn NEW STEAMSHIPS.! Victorian and Virginian (building) .12,000 tons.Triple screws Tunisian\" .10,570 tons.Twin screws Bavarian .10,370 tons.Twin screws I lonian .$000 tons.Twin screws TD LIVERPOOL.Calling at Movilie: ROYAL MAii SERVICE From From Fros.LAverposl.Bt.John.Halitas 24 Mar.Bavarian .9 Apr.11 Apr.31 Mar.Pretorian .18 Apr.{® 7 Apr._Parisian 33 Apr.25 Apr.14 Apr.Tunisian _ .30 Apr.2 May From From 21 Apr.Tonian .7 May, 9a.m., 6 p.m.28 Apr.Bavarian 14 May, 9 a.m.11 p.m.Tunisian and Bavarian are the larg< est and finest steamers on the Cana« dian route.Record passage, Tunisian, Moville to Rimouski, 6 days, 5 houre 37 minutes.The salonns and staternoms are in the cem- i tral part, where least motion is felt.Elec- i tricity Is used for lighting the shin throughout, the lights being at the command of the paerengers any hour of the night.Muse rooms and smoking rnoms nn the promenads deck.The ealuons and staterooms.aro heate by steam.: - RATES OF PASSAGE\u2014Cabin,\u2019 $65.Round Trip tickets, $117.00 upwards, according to steamer and locatinn of room.Second Cabin ~Steerage \u2014 To Ljverpinl.London, | 3larzow, Relfast or Y.ondonderry, În- cluding a plentiful supply of provisions cooked and served.nnd every requisite © GLASGOW SERVICE From New York.From Montreat.14 Apr.Numidinn so ~ {28 Apr.Mongolian | Corinthian -.Wed.4 Ma Sicilinn\u2019 y PE Wed.25 May .Rates\u2014First Cabin.$30 snd upwards; return | tickets, $81.00 and upwards.Second Cabin, to filnagow or Londonderry, $33: return tickets, $66.50.Steerage, $26.00 and everything necese ; sarv provided, .Steamers an this service have excellent see commodation for all classes of passengees.The Salnon3 are forward: Sinterooms nea the.centre of the ship.Promenade deck\u2019 the | entire width of the verse), and two-thirds of \u201cthe dength.Flectrie liehts throughout, and [ electric bells in every etaternom.| H.& A.ALLAN, ! 55 Common Street.Montreal.Canadian Pacific By.: Atlantic Steamship Lines.8T.JOHN.N.B.AND LIVERPOOL, ; WINTER SAILINGS.From Liverpool.\" From St.John.Tues, Mar.28.Lake Erie.Sat., April 14 Tues., April 5.Lake Manitoba.Sat, April 2 .From Montreal.Tues, Aoril 19.Lakr Champlain Thurs.May 3 Tues., May 3.Lake Trie.Thurs.May 19 Tues., May 16.Lake Manitoba.Thurs.May 28 Turs., May 24.Lake Champlain Thurs.June 9 .Steamers suil from West St.John, N.B., at 1.30 p.m., shortly after the arrival of the C.P.R.train from the West.! , RATES OF PASSAGE.First\u2019 Cabin, $65 and upwards.\u201d Round trip \u2018tickets at reduced rates.Second Cabin, to Liverpool.$37.00; tn London, $40.00.Second , Cabin, round trip, 871.24; London, $73.75.Third Londonderry and Queenstown, $25.00.: CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY co i ATLANTIC STEAMSH!P LINES.\u2018Beard of Trade Building, St.Sacrament St, ; : : Montreal.J | REFORD AGENCIES GLASGOW SAI INGS, DONALDSON LINE.\u201d 7 Weekly frem St Vohn, N.B., In connéction \u2018ARE GOING ON PRIVATE BUSI: NESS.\u2019 The announcement that Mr.James Ross, \u201cpresident of the Mexican Light\u2019 und Power Co, when he leaves for England to-day will be accompanied by Mr.12, S.Clouston, one of the svndi- cate managers of the company, and Mr.R.BR.Angus, one of the lurgest holders in the company, has aroused constder- able spéculation as to the object of The Herald was! Informed that all three were going principally on private, business pot had simply arranged to make the trip across to- ether, While in London Mr.\u201d Ross will aise Power Ca.and will possibly arrange for the absorption of the Street Rail-! way Company of Mexico, now owned: by the Warner-Bite Co.by the Mexi-' van Light and Power Co.reset: Narcisse Racette, bricklayer, sixty-! two years of age, has been missing.from hig home, 1516 8t, Catherine Street, ! since Saturday morning.He left home to pay a viait to his brother, who re- im ) - - = d Westport, Ont.\u2014Henry Arnold.aged|' seventy-nine, died on Monday.He was a native of Brockville ] Blair's Great Baglish Rumady for 54 gout & Rheonation Sets.Sure Efesliv= AN braggiste 40 20 $L 00 Elliott recently, They will be forward-\"the Messina branch.line of the Grand sides \u2018in Papineau Avenue, but never} Nfld.Trünk Railway.which had been tem-:reached there.porartly suspended as the result of the == | The Hutchings Medicine Co Wan AONS À GO / : \u201cpnaverer- A Complexion Is marred by superfluous Hair, Moles, Warts, .Scars, Birth Marks, etc.These can be permanently removed by Electroly- ais.We guurantee satisfaction, Skin and \"Scalp Diseases also cured by our Scientific: Head Treatment.Consultation free.SAM'L TARRANTE Hairdresser, | 2967 8ST.CATHERINE STREET.Headquarters for Halr Goeds and Tel.Up 1471.\u201c\" Tollet Articles.\u201c Success\u201d WHERE IS IT?Just.beyond: and THE CANADA METAL CO, is butting In with the word \u201c RELIABILITY\u201d as its ram.\"31 William St, Toronto.\u2014\u2014 FOR.OVER SIXTY YEARS.An Old and Well-Tried Remedy.Malone RON TO PIANO SN AU of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TRE w PERFECT SUCUESS.It SOOTHE SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; IND COLIC, and is the hest remedy for Sold by dra sists in overy pars of RS.WINSLOW'S SOOTHI AND Lo NO OTHER Ne.SYRUP, wenty:Five Cente a Bettie .J.1406 St.Catherine.Particular People ITALIAN BALM For the skin.- Price 25c, by mail 35c, Montreal A Three Stores:-' ' 397 St.Antoine St, Montreal.Who want a particular article and want it particularly good for a particular purpose always :ask for\u2014 , = mu 9 .8.5.KILDONA (cold storage & cool air) May 22 \u2018 CAM PANA S WM.THOMSON & SONS, \u2018DUNDEE.ent, ' OQ.QUENN EVILLE, DRUGGIST, 691 St.Catherine.\u2026\u2026 Toronto.| with the C.P.R.and I.C.R.8.8.CONCORDIA .oc00d April 9 !S,S.ALCIDES .\u2026.Ti teens April 14 8.8.KASTALIA (cold stgrage) .April 23 8.SALACIA S.MARINA (cold-storage) » _ DONALDSON BROS., GLASGOW.LONDON SAILINGS.THOMSON LINE.From Tortland, Me.\u2014 Co 18:8 HURONA (cold storage&cool air) April 13 Weekly from Montreal\u2014 ; Co 18,8.JONA (cold storage -& cool air).May 8 \u201c8,8.FREMONA cae May 15 THE ROBERT REFORD CO., LIMITED, 2 ST.SACRAMENT STREET, .MONTREAL.\"D.0.WOOD, Western Agent, Room 311 Board | < of Trade, TORONTO., FURNESS, WITHY&CO.(LIMITED.PROPOSED SAILINGS.MANCHESTER LINERS LIMITED.8t.John, N.B., and Manchester.From Manchester.From St.John.2 April.*Manchester Trader From Manchester.From Montreal.20 April.*Manchester City .May 10 - TR more inconvenient to a person.than a watch that does not keep time.A sensible person, if ho finds his watch out ofsarder, inmedtately takes it to A jeweller, while others try to fix the defect themselves.The watch repairing department of CN, BEAUDRY & FILS, 212 ST.LAWRENCE, ,cannot-be excelled for this class of work.\u201d Charges moderate.It costs you nothing to have it examinod: => | 5 May.= A [ NOTHING *Manchester Commerce .May 2 \u201c15 May.Manchester Corporation.June 3 \u2018 1235 May.Manchester Trader .June 15 *Fitted with cold\u2019 storage.Above steamers have \u2018first class accommo- | dation for a limited number of passengers.Canada-South Africa Jéint Service | ST.JOHN, N.R., TO CAPETOWN, DURBAN, : PORT ELIZABETH AND EAST LONDON.«eWyandotte .o.es anaes April 13 \u201c| And at regular monthly intervals | thereafter from Montreal.I eRjtted with cold storage.| * For further particulars apply to | WITHY & CO, Limited .Agents, 1 44 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTREAL.EUHNESS, \u2018Montreal Pbrenoiogieal Tnstitate and SCHOOILOF PALMISTRY affiliated w th Fowler's Institute ons : to 9 _ _ LIMITED.; ss.First Saillng From Montreal, London.England.Hours, 10 a.m.p.m: Readtifgs 50 cents to 2,00., SHOF A.YOUNG.Prinsipat 4304 3t, Catherine ae QUEBEG STEAMSHIP CO.\u2018\u201c\u201cCAMIPANA\"\u201d | Monday, 25th April, 1904, (Ice permitting.) | And afterwards on every alternate MONDAY,\" | leaving Quebec the following day at noon tor | .FATHER POINT, GASPE BASIN, MAL BAY | EE STEAMSHIPS WEEKLY SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL FROM.PORTLAND.8.8.CANADA .\u202600covossrcecseusse April 18 8.S.*CORNISHMAN .April 24 8.8.KENSINGTON .\u2026.April 30 *Freight steamer.FROM MONTREAL.S.S.DOMINION .0.0s0sc0000.000s000 May- 7 .S.SOUTHWARK .May 1% 18.8.CANADA .May 2L | 8.8.VANCOUVER creer.May 28 | 8.8.KENSINGTON ., rss .June 8.8.DOMINION .aeresesacues even .June i Co MODERATE RATES.To Liverpool, $37.50; to London, $40.00 and upwards, according to steamer and berth.| For all particulars, apply to local agents ' PERCE, CAPE COVE, GRAND RIVER, SUMMERSIDE, CHARLOTTETOWN, and °F !° = .PICTOU.| accimmodation for 5 | THE DOMINION LINE, | xcéllent accommodation for passengers, ; I No cargo received arter Noon of sailing day.| 17 ST.SACRAMENT STREET.For Freight, Passage and Stateroom, apply, - TT SR to J.G.BROCK & CO., Agents, 211 Commissioners St., City.| MONTREAL ART PRINTERS\u2014 me HERALD JOB: DEPARTMENT e | PALMER, the Hair Dresser, = Vibrassage - Montreal.Quebec.$37.50 to $42.50.* Class.to Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Belfast, - \u2014 a ce uv.Las om 2335 St.Catherine, West.NO BRANCH.| ~ » DAILY \u2018 HERALD, WEDNESDAY, 13, 1904.PARIS KID GLOVE STORE Second Annual Sale 2335 St.Catherine, West.NO BRANCH.All Next Week \u2018 e * A | ; - .On Monday, April 18th, we inaugurate another of those great sales of FINE KID GLOVES, which created so much interest last year among ladies of fashion.It is a sale wherein we wil] offer 70,000 Pairs of Guaranteed Kid Gloves at extraordinary prices.This wonderful gathering, speciall of the surplus productions of those famous style authorities of Europe, the well known makers of PERRINS GLOVES.REAL KID and SUEDE GLOVES, all guaranteed superior value, latest styles and shades, including black and white; regular $1.00 to $1.50.Special La cause ca 000000 WOMAN AND 69c | Complete Assortment for Ladies, \\ \u2014 = tawa, of Miss Mabel F.Martin, only ' daughter of Mr.James Martin, to Mr.° iF.A, McDiarmid, B.A, of the Astronomical Branch of the Department of In- .Lu terior, \u2018The marriage is to take pluce Personal and Society Notes.Mr.J.L, Gardner hus left: for Atlantic City., | Miss Hilda Gordon has returned from Kingston.Mr.bec yesterday.Mr.W.Moison Macpherson, of Que- bee, is in the city.A Dr.Tessier, Montreal, is a guest at the Chateau, Quebec.Hon.Richard Turner and Mrs.Tu:-, ner, Quebec, are at the Place Viger, Mre, A.W.Ogilvie and Mrs, Play- fair.have returned from Atlantic City.Miss Mubel Burnett, Shuter Street, returned yesterday from\u2019 Winchester, Ont.Lieutenant\u2019 Rene Girouard, ix the guest of Mr.James Burnett, shuter| Street.Miss Helen Gibb and Miss Lilllañ Spencer are spending a few days at Ste.Agathe, 00 .Misæ Edith Shorey, entertained in- furmally at the tea hour yesterday afternoon.\u2019 ; Mrs, D.G.Reid, jr\u2026 of St.John\u2019s, Nild., is the guest of Mrs.Reid, Druin- mond Street.Mrs.Edwin Hanson, Darchester St., has returned from New York and Atlantic City.; Mr.Cuve-Brown-Cave, of the Mol- son's Bunk, Quebec, has been \u2018transrerr- ed to Montreal.- Mrs, Cunningham of Kingston, is the guest.«of her parents, Col, and Mrs, Gordon, Mackay Street, Hon.Geo.Murray, Premier of Nova Scotia, was at the Windsor last cven- ing, en route to Ottawa.Miss Derick, Montreal, was among the guests at a tea.given at Ottawa tins week by Mrs.Charles Lewis, \u2018The Montreal Club are holding their final dance of the season at- Victoriæ® Hal.Westmount, this evening.stHiss Maud Sewell, who has been the guest of the.Misses Montizambert, a Ottawa, bas returned to Quebeyg.; Miss B.Anderson, Ottawa, who is the guest oi Mrs.Hodgson, of Westmount, |.Richard Hemsley was at.Que- | the end of June, v .\u2018 The marriage takes place in St._ _ ; Luke's Church, Toronto, on Wednesday .R next, of Miss Merrlall Patton, daughter of the late Alfred M.Patton, and niece jet the late Hon.James Patton, to Mr.\u201cClarence Holmes, second son of Mr, Edward Holmes, of Oakholme, Belvi- dere, California, LADY MARJORIE GORDON.There is a rumor in London that the engagement is likely soon to be an-' rounced of Lady Marjorie Gordon, only daughter of the Eurl and Countess of J Aberdeen, to Mr.Winston Churchill.Lady Marjorie\u2019 who is most popular in: | society 1s, like her mother, devoted to all.philanthropic and political enterprises and though too young to have become well known in Canada during | her father's term as Governor-General \u2018there, all Canadians ave deeply inter- à |ezted in her wellfare, .\u201cThe Bells of Spring.4 O the bells of spring are ringing! i Like the Christmas bells, on high, Up above the floating cloud banks Piled lke mountains in the sky.And yo matter how the winter's Ice-clad fortresses oppose, | + They shall fall to their foundations, | Sternness conquered by repose, vo Ring, sweet bells! and keep on ringing! Winter trembles with affrigiat; ~~ | Draws his snowy covering round him, - Steals away In dead of night.And the mighty wind all harnessed, Spcèds your message to obey; Drives him skulking through the val- eys \u2018 : Melts his robe throughout thc day.| Ring.sweet hells, the song: of battle! | Mightiest in your méllowest strain; | I Nature's forces all submission, Beating time in pattering rainy {rin flerce winter stops resistance \u2019 In one dismal, lonesome wall, While his anowy bulwarks hasten Down the hill and through the vale, ! } Ring, rweet bells, a mighty paean! , Wake the snowdrops from its sleeps | Let the «rocus dressed so gaily | Underneath the snowhanks peep.i Daffodils and tulips: ¥stening ! For your music, @ so fair! ! Modestly come pressing upward, will return home the end of the week, Messrs, FE.E.Guilbault and J.W.!.Rousseau.Montreal, were among yes- icrday's guests at the SL.LouismQue- ; veu.a oe \u201cMr, \u2018and Mrs.E.Mackay Edgar,\" Wood Avenue, Westmount, have re-! turned from an, extended trip through! Mexico.Mrs, W.D.Matthews, has left Toronto to join her.daughter, Mrs.J.K.Ross, of Montreal, at Virginia Hot Springs.\"Dr.Cunliffe, of McGill University, sails to-morrow from New York for Italy where he will remain until the! eutumn.: _ .Miss Lily White, of Portsmouth, Eng- {and, who has been the guest of Mrs, Fred.White, at Ottawa, is tn Montreal.Lady Laurier, who was in the city.esterday to atlend the concert by; iss St.John at Karn Hall, returned, to Ottawa late last evening, - ! The marriage took place yestefday at the Westmount Catholic Church of Miss, Yvonne Varin, daughter of Mr.Arthur Varin, to Mr.George De Seve, of this, city.! The engagement is announced of Miss.Marie Ange Lesage, eldest daughter of Mr.Henry Lesage, of this city, to Mr.! a | now visiting | 1 | Catch your kissea in the ait, peat 4 , Winter's freezing force has fled, .Lo.Lo LL.w+ =i here ir healing in your zephyry, \u2026 Ce - : + = = = | Resurrection from the dead.\u201d \" : 8 \\ Earth shall spread her fresh green caf.net, .: , Elittinæ bifda once more ghaHl sine, \u201cChildhood fill the air with\u2019 laugnter, *Caed mille failthe! Gentle spring.= * .FOR THE EVENING RECEPTION.| White - sidilienne, \u2018deeply hand-tucked, is most effectively devorited with: heavy gold cords, the corsage voke 14 of tucked and shirred malines, with a bertha.drapery of chiffon, which i8 knotted at intervals.The entire upper portion of the skirt is tucked to below the knee, and a shirred flounce is applied beneath the héuvy cord.The sleeves are in elbow length and finished with a chiffon drapery, while the saine, gould cord does duty for a girdle.: : .1 - Pot Pourri.\u2014\u2014 [I Zz = Fe Sr, ; \u2018every Beason, the positive announce- Charles Hudon, of Notre Dame de, Miss Christina Barry Dickson, waa! ment is made that shirt waists are no Grace.: 0 has been abroad, is expected home on longer fashionable, and that poy Miss Leonard.of London, Ont., who \u2018April 15 by the 88, Celtic.Her uncle, | skirt must have a waist to match; yet, 4 ; « Dr.S.M.Dickson, B.A., M.D., is chief strange to say, the shops are full of has.been visiting her aunt, Mrs.J.> ) McCorkill, Quebec, is spending a Tew | Surgeon on the vessel, the most fascinating designs for shirt London, : Valsts, and seamstresses and dress- days with Mrs, C.J.Hodgson, Mans-| Miss Edna Leonard, of ! field Street.Ont, niece of the Hon, J.Charles and makers alike are busy making blouses.Mr.and Mrs.Ludwig Roever, of Mrs, McCorkill, has arrived in town |The truth of the matter is that RS Mexico City, are visiting Mrs.Jtoever's from Quebec aud will spend a few days! shirt waist is an absolutely casen al parents, Mr: and Mrs.(George Sumner, here before leaving for home.garment, and can no more be dispense \u2018Ring.spring bells, the song of triumph.: As is customary at thé begnining Of| with than a coat or skirt.In a hand- Dorchester Street, They are\u2019 en rouie, Messrs, Geo.Mason, W.Sears, T.5 ; to the Continent.So H.Jordan, J.Allan Fletcher.W.J.some costume It is Verne material | Miss Gertrude and Miss Mary Davies, Daly, Dr.R.Tessier, E.F.Duggan, A \u2019 - l from the skirt, hut, none the less, with! I the coat and skirt there are many oc-| casions \u2018when a cloth waist\u2014in fact, one of any material excepting lace or at Ot-ljinen, silk or satin\u2014is most uncom- who havé been spending the holidays J- P.Schmidt, W.Macdonald, F.Jack with their parents, Sir Louis and Lady W.Maynard, of Montreal, registered at Davies, at'Ottawa, returned to Toronto the Chateau, Quebec; yesterday.on Sunday night.oo | The engagement is announced \u2014_ \u2018 fortable to wear under the coat, andigyred person in town when the smart separate walst is the only correct style.The enormous prices asked for many of the new walsts is appalling.Those made of fine hand work, in the old English style of em- brotdery, or in the heavy buttonhole stitch, with real lace and tiny tucks, cost as much and more than was for- iperly thought excessive for an entire summer gown, One hundred and fifty dollars seems rathér excessive for a shirt walst, and yet such\" prices are asked and obtalned in New York on the ground that the work is most exquisite.There are a few cheaper varieties offered at $75 and $85 that in the months to come may be marked down to\u2019 $50.But, fortunately for the majority of women, to whom the reckless expenditure of money fis unknown, there are thls season a great many different shapes of most attractive separate waists that can be made up very inexpensively.There are muslins and all thin materials that come by the vard already \u2018embroidered\u2014of course inachine work, but none the.less attractive.These are made very much, on the same lines as last year; if \u2018possible, to glve a'fuller effect in front shoulders even more sloping, and with the sleeves as large as ever, Then there are the more practical and rather severely plain waists of heavier linen and of duck and plque that require no trimming and have pleats down the front, but none at the back, If a yoke Js most becoming, there are models vith the yoke: otl vise it is Indicated | es por the rangement of the Dleats and} Then cool, add the juice of four oranges, .A CURE FOR INSOMNIA.\u2018embroidered bands.A charming style in medium weight muslin or lawn has a band of open-work embroidery down 0 | the front, with cuffs and .cCollar match, but no other trimming.Among the sheer musling are many | most attractive designs that make up \u201cwell 1 in shirt waists, Home of these however, and with.the: t : mush and scrve in glass cups, REAL KID and SUEDE and MOCHAS, all guaranteed extra superior value, Spring shades, black and white, new points, pearl fasteners; regular $1.50 to $3.00.Special Gentlemen and Children.TO ENSURE GOOD SELECTIONS, MAIL OR PHONE YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE.y imported for the occasion, includes all the latest novelties, being part 89¢ (PHONE UP 1068) came in they would be given a hand, and might play out the game with the rest.It means nothing.Foolish it is, wicked it may be, -btit so far as you and I are concerned it amounts to nothing.Good.people are likely to say kind things when speech is better than silence.Wise people are slow to form opinions.Nearly all the people ar2 either good or wise and some of them,\u2019 I think most of the trouble comes from a morbid growth of self-esteem.We imagine all eyes turned our way when we are really attracting no attention.We fancy the town turning itself upside down because we did this, or wore that, or said the other, when the town has heard nothing about it.Have, we suffered misfortune?Then can't we trust humanity enough to he- Jieve in 'the sympathy of.our neighbors?When the old question comes it is safe to answer: they are too interested in themselves to notice us.* It is hard \u2018for us to put ourselves right down -among other people and understand that.we are of the common herd, one with the rest, but it is a cure for over-sensitiveness.: For the Cook, Yule Punch.Turn three half pint glasses of currant jelly into a saucepan, place it over the fire, add one cupful-of cold water and let it stand until the jelly dissolves.and three lemons, one cupful \u2018of granulated sugar and one dozen candied cherries cut into bits.Freeze to a > ; \u201cStuffed Pork Tenderloin.Procure a godd sized tenderloin, slit have the entre-deux of Jace woven in\u2019 one side open and lay within \u2018a dress- of embrotdery.exactly the same as that of the waists that are made by hand of plain muslin with lace and embroidery in\" sections, and of course \u2018the cost.of these last is only one-third that of the wo¥en ones.There is no necessity for any | elaborate style in these materials: in fact, the more simple fullness on the shoulder if that is more becoming, or | hand, by! two the way, being of lace or embroidery! top, in front under the band\u2014the with an edge of lave at either side.\u2014 i Harper's, ; What Will People Think?About half the things that we are 80 terribly afraid' of do Hot, amount to à! ough, \u2018ter, row of pins.The terror of most women and many men, is \u201cWhat wlll people think?\" Now hardly think about us at all.to realize, is it not, that you inean 10, salt.\u2019 more tor me than I mean to you?\u2018The pcople about you are just different to you as you arc.to any of the ordinary women in your neighborhood, For nearly all of us are ordinary.you know.\u201cIf I should do that, what would they think?\" These are some of thie questions that vex our.souls.The truth is.this: We are hot attracting half the attention we think we are.Nobody is saying anything or thinking anything about us.Many a time you and T have suffered over some little mistake, some tris fling humiliation beeause of the position it placed us in before others, If we had known that the whole\u2019 affair! seemed small and not worth remember- | with the muslin, others have a fancy.dot; and others again have entre-deux grated The effect is almost] mixed sweet | + t 1 | i | the \u2018truth is they, finely chopped .olives.It is hurd! been used the sauce wi as in-: Ï ing Made as follows: One cupful of dry crumbs, one tablespoonful herbs, thyme, summer savory, sweet marjory and sage, one heaping.teaspoonful of finely chopped onion fried in one tabléspognful of butter, one-half teaspoonful salt, one salt- spoonful, pepper.If this amount of butter does not make it moist enough add a trifie more melted butter, but no water.up the opening.If it is not fat place or three slices of bacon over the fastening with wooden toothpicks.Rub into the meat well one teaspoonful of salt and one-fourth teaspoonful] \u201cof white pepper.Dust with flour and roast.\u2019 hén done remove the tender- Join to a heated platter and put the roasting pan on top-of the stove, adding oue tablespaonful of flour to the gravy which it contains! When thor- ly brown add a cupful of hot wa- \u2018two tablespoonfuls of chopped tablespoontul of gherkins aud one It bacon has Excellent without any doubt, Escalloped Beef.\u2019 On the bottom of a shallow bake pan put a layer of cold, thin-sliced potatoe, just one lay deep, and line the sides of the pan with same, Into this pour ong pint of finely chopped cobked beef, in which has been mixed one tablespoonful of cream, one scant teaspoonful of salt, a dash of pepper and one tablespoonful of water, Cover with a close \u2018lid and set in a hot oven until\u2019 boiling hot, turn upside down-on à platter and send to the table at once.A French Salad.three Spanish onions, scoop a Peel ing to other people we might have been teaspoonful of the centre of each and happier.worthy of us.People sit and gossip for hours; they handle names carelessly and censure and condemn, and it ig all nothing but a silly little game that has #0 gieaning.It amounts to nothing.1f the most ceu- po This everlasting morbid fear.'haif.ill the cavity with butter and a fashionable] of the opinions of other people is un-: seasoning of salt.and pepper; put in a baking pan and cook in a moderate oven until brown.When the onjons are cold cut them into quarters and place them on a bed of watercress; skin and bone a half dozen sardines and lay them on the quarters -of onion.\u2014 -jevening Mr.of, Stuff the tenderloins and sew 1 my ailment.1 .!ing worse, And almost crazed through 11 not need more, Make a mayonnaise dressing, to which add one teaspoonful of curry powder, and pour over the onions and sardines.Garnish with hard boiled eggs, sliced, and sprinkle over all a little chopped pardley and chervil.The curry may be o:nitted, : Panned Baked Apples.Wash and core tart apples.pare; cut into eighths.Put a layer in a baking-pan; sprinkle with two tables spoonfuls of sugar; then another layet of appids and a sprinkling of sugar.Pour over half a cupful of water; covet the pan.Bake for ten minutes; lift the lid, and bake for ten minutes longer.Apples cooked in this way may be served hot with the meat course ut dinner.; Ass | © BOOK BROUGHT $176.i © The interest aroused by the Masson library, sale continues unabated, Yes- terdiy afternoon and evening the sale of the Canadiana, proceeded, the prices, of the small but valuable volumes ranging from $5.to $21 each, One work, in particula®, \u201cThe Jesuil,\u201d brought the.Lrice of $176.The Fraser Institute, the Toronto Public Library, the Historical Publishing Company, Cornell This afternoon and Kearns will offer the manuscripts and\u2019 letters of the collection.\u2019 , of yesterday.+ A Well Known St.John Merchant How He Was Freed From This Terrible Trouble.' One of the best known.men in St.*Jehn, N.B., is Mr.G.G.Kierstead, grocer and general dealer, 641 Main i Street.Mr, Kierstead has an inter \"esting story to tell of failing health, { insomnia, and finally renewed strength, which .cannot fail to interest others.He says: \u201cA few years ago 1 was all run- down, and falling in health, doubt due to overwork and shattered jnerves, 1 was unable to sleep at night, \u2018and found no rest in bed: My life.seem- Led a burden to me and I found né pleasure in anything.1 sought medical aid were unable to give me any relief, The ydoctors differed in their opinion as la Finding that I was grows loss of sleep, I coucluded- to give up business and go to the country for a.rest.Just when I was at my very \"worst and.had almost no désire to live, \u2018my wife urged me to try.Dr.Williams\u2019 \"Pink Pills, I had lost faith in ail medicines, but to please my wife I de-' I have cided to give the pills a trial.had reason to he thankful that 1 did helped me and I was able to find sleep.{1 continued their use until 1 felt perfectly well\" again, I could sleep as I |-did is ary childhood; 1 grew healthy and sireng and have never known one hour\u2019s trouble from that source\u2019 since.I have no hesitation in saying that I believe Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pllis good word for them to any who are troubled with sleeplessness.\u201d Dr.Williams\" Pink Pills work cures like Mr, Kierstead's after doctors and common medicines fail because they actudlly make new, rich blood and so strengthen all the organs of the body and brace up the nerves, That is the way they cure indigestion, Kidney and palpitation of the heart, rheumatism and the special ailments that fill the lives of so.many women with misery.The genuine pills always have the, full name \u201cDr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills for Pale People\u201d on.the wrapper around every box, If in doubt write direct, to the Dr.Williams Medicine Co.Brockville, Ont, and the pills will be sent post paid at 50 cents a-box or six: boxes for $2.50.: labte to keep his hand which rested on | umminig of a door followed, and (h- Herald Serials the table from shaking, next moment his tread could be heard\u2019 00 ials.> : are good Serials All three were silent, listening for.a: going quickly up the street in the di- Now First Published | in Canada.The Viking's Skoll Copyright \"Secured By the .Herald.renewal of the sound.It soon .came\u2014 rection of the mgorland priso 4 dull boom slowly rolling through tie, The indignation feit by Mrs.Break- \u2018air like distant thunder.spear at the theft of the ring became With the alr of one nad the stranger [lost in a new emotion.A convict had, and.the stranger's words i dashed to the window, ang flinging wide! escaped, By John R, Carling.the casement looked out into the night, | seemed to {mply that the fugitive was, à night of glory and beauty, such as is | \u2014her husband! She strove to banish | SYNOPSIS.Chapter I.\u2014The scene is laid in Western Brittany, in the little town of Quilaix, The harbor master's wife, Madame Paul Marais, vents four apartments-to an English lady and her son.î Chapter.1I.\u2014Five years later Mra.Breakspear, who is still, residing with old Paul and.his wife, shows her son, ldris, a runio ring, which she tells him is two thousand years old, but thet he must never mention having seep it to anyone, Chapter 111.\u2014One morning a yacht called the Nemesis is geen in the harbor.Mrs Breakspear, in looking over old papers, reads of Eric Marville, a gentleman at Nantes, and of his quarrel with oue, Henri Duchesne, 8 professional gamesater, Duchesne gains possession of a ring which Marville declares is kin.Shortly after the gamester Is found murdered, and circumstantial evidence points ta; turn Marville as the guilty one, for which he is: imprisoned for life, The ring is lost.Chapter IV.\u2014Mrs.Breakspear \u2018tells her little pon the sad story of his father's lite, and exacts a promise from the child that, on | peachins manhood, he shall prove his father's nnocence.A masked man eaters the room MApd demands the Runic ring.CHAPTER 1V.\u2014(continued).\u2018Yes, this is it\u2019 he murmured in a fone of satisfaction, as he drew thé ring from the case, and scrutinized the runic fnscription.: \u201cMay one ask,\u201d he continued, conceal- gng the relic upon his person, \u201chow you came to deny all knowledge of it at the trial of your husband?\" This Win LADI ES interest You! It you have an annoying facial blemish we will permanently and painlessly remove it by Electrolysis, an eléctric treatment.We also purify the skin, remove all discolorations, cure callousness, moth patches, pimples, and all other defects of the complexion.\u201d We don\u2019t cover them up\u2014wec ure them.Montreal Dermatological Institute, Miss BENSON.Proprietor rom Barton or Jentina\u201d aii pis Lion 85 8 Wild Laney.an 4 toc der: f : \u2018 \u2018in o on her part, bu wo! \u201cI spoke truly,\u201d she answered, \u201cbeing With countless stars that seemed 0! peraist in forcing itself upon her.With unaware at the time that my husband float like silver dust in the blue depth.her hand pressed to her side she sat had secretly entrusted it to the care of Their faint light falling over a wide powerless to speak, trembling aut the his friend, Captain Rochefort.\u201d - expanse of rippling sea, and an a 10ng (hought that at every moment Erie \u201cAfter stealing it from the body of \u2018Art of yellow sand terminated at edch| Marvell might be fleeing over the his victim.\u201d added thé stranger.end hy dark cliffs, formed a pieture misty moorland, with armed \u201cHis victim?There vou are eried that Jrould have charmed \u2018the cye of an |, \u2014\u2014 ren ened tv hire , artist.Cow \u2014 C4 De lhe ne S| Juris, is curiosity Belting the bettzr, , DON'T SMATTER.: qt wr husband.\u201cWhen Of his: fear, slipped.from his mother's \u2019 .EE ord et the ie cnyhen embrace, and, stealing to a second case- Go to the Roots at Once.i 1f you have alla.go to the root of thé trouble, it may be coffee, as with an that fatal evening he overtook M.Du- ment, looked through its lutticed panes.chesne on his way home, and upon (he, On the water, was the bout he had inlter's expressing regret for \u2018his via.| noticed earlier in the evening, the boat lence of the preceding night a recon | that had been put out from the yacht, ciliation took place.As a pledge of; A ity occupunts had gone ashore fur amity 'M.Duchesne, remembering tha Ihe purpose of taking some ore on interest my \u2018husband had shown in the; er , they had falled in their objecl, ring, made him a present of it: in ra-, nee the, hoat contained the same seven my husband insisted that pi.sâllors.They were evidently In a state chesne should accept the antique Of perplexity; for.without any apparent poniard purchased by him that morn- motive they were rowing backwards ing.Thus they parted: the one with and forwards in a line parallel with the ring, the other with the dagger.Tha the .shore, the steersman now and then assassin, whoever he was, that dttacked PtANding up and sweeping the coast Duchesne, must, during the struggle, with a night glass.th \\ have become possessed of the dagger, Tatin his eyes upon the vac it, and with it inflicted the fatal wound.[Jdris suw jets of black smoke Issuing \u2018Next morning, my husband, foreseeing from the funnel, The engineer Was that he might be accused of the murder, evidently getting up steam.n ' ; and aware that his possession of the| ere, thought 8, was the explan- ring would seem a suspicious circum- * fon of the booming sound.The yacht stance, handed it to Captain Rochefort, pis about to welgh anchor, and had enjoining him, very unwisely as 1 now fired a\u2019 gun as a signal of departure.9 .» The masked man, however, did rot perceive, to keep silent on the matter.seem to think that the sound procced- | \u201cAnd 80,\u201d continued the -stranger.ed from the\u2018yacht.With his bod \u201cCaptain Rochefort consplred to deteiatl half out of the window he was Staring the ends of justice.\"lat the plateau of brown moorland, -\u201c\u2019The word justice falls with an 1! with its faint silvery.crown\u2014staring grace from the lips of a coward and %|as if bebind that white mist some ex- thief,\" retorted Mrs.Breakspear, her (ting event were happening that he spirit rising, es ft always rose, when her would fain Witness.usband's innocence 8 put to dou On ame the dull, rolling re- \u2018Say, rather, that in concealing the ring ce more came \u2018 s : verberation, and at that sound the Captain Rochefort was.seeking to pre-|man reeled from the window as if but- vent the law from drawing an errd- : Po \u2018feted by a glant hand.- neous conclusion.\u201cDamnation! He has escaped!\u201d 1e \u2018He failed, however,\u201d sneered the hissed.between his set teeth.\u201cIs.this stranger, \u2018for the law pronounced your |their vigilance, after belng warned of husband guilty\u2014greatly tp my Interests.the plot?But my enemy shall not A pity they didn't guillotiné him! Still, escape.I'R join in the- chase myself.he is In prison: there let him rot! and That gun invites pursuit.It is lawful,\u201d \u2014Ah!\" he muttered in a hoarse voice, and \u20ac a ninister smile appeared be- breaking oft abruptly, \u201cin the name of which shé says: : .\"We all knoiv \u2018The root of all evil 1a money\u2019 but a well known saying in a few years wlll be: The root of all stomach troubles is coffee\u2019; at any rate that\u2019s what I think from my owh experience and that of my friends.For three years I have been a sufferer from terrible stomach trouble scarcely able to do home duties at times having so mevere attacks -1 would be bed-ridden for a week at a time.: \u2018 \u201cLast September 1 was taken very.sick with one of these attacks and in such distress as my stomach was too weak to take it, the physician was com- relled to inject medicine into my arm.A friend came to.see me and told me she had just such attacks until she 1 ceased drinking coffee and drank Post- um, - LT \u2019 \u201cWhen J became able to sit up I re- eolved to abandon coffee and began the use of Postum and would, you believe it that was my last sick spell, for I am now entirely well and strong with all my ails gone and bounding good health in their place.My little nursing baby has derived as much benefit from it too as she has lost her peevishness, \u2018Postum Is nourishing and palatable and when properly made it is certainly delicious for it has the sweet taste of pure grains and leaves no bitterness \u2018in the mouth.\u201d .Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich, How many people in the neighborhood are just the same?They \u2018don\u2019t believe\u201d it comes from coffee.Nelther did this lady until she gave up coffee and tried Postum.2303 3¢.Catherine 8%.\\ Bel.Up us > 5 » heath \u2018the fringe of his mask; \u201cit fs hell, what's that?\u201d .lawful to shoot a fugitive convict.\u201d He could not have been K very brave | With that he darted from the room man, 1dris thought, for he seamed une «nd dashed down the staircase; the ~ There's a reason, : Look In each package for the famous little book, \u201cThe Roud to Wellville,\u201d + -warders |.lowa lady who had un experience of} | ter not kiss her.in close pursuit, eager to bring him down with a carbine shot.- \u201cHark! There goes another gun,\u201d cried Idris.\u201cWho is it that is firing, and why are they doing it\" 3 Something else beside the gun was now heard.Along the lonely and usually silent road that led down from the moorland to Quilaix came a sound, which, at first faint and indistinguishable in character, became gru- dually more distinct, and finally developed Into the thud\u2014thud of horse-hoofs, accompanied by the noise of wheels rattling madly forward, as if speed were a matter of \u2018life and death to the driver of the Vehicle.are golng for a sail in that pretty ship | yonder in the bay.\u201d ; Idris\u2019 eves sparkled at the enchanting prospect.0° : \u2019But 1 can't go without my mother.\u201d \u201cOh, she's coming, too; your father, as well,\u201d \u201cMy father?\u201d laughed Idris.my father, is in*\u2014 ' He checked the word \u2018prison\u2019 upon his lips, and substituted for itthe euphemism \u201cOver there.\u201d IN \u201cBy God! that's where he'll be aghin unless he hurries,\u201d cried the military \u2018gentleman.\u201cThat's your father, who has just run upstairs.\u201d His: father upstairs! \u201cWhy, The day had Louder and ever louder grew the: been a succession of surprises for Idris, sound of the galloping \u2018horse-hoofs land this was the climax of: them all.they descended the mworland; reached the outskirts of the town; they ing time.© came plunging up the Rue Grande, and | command \u2018to at last the wild race was brought to à sudden standstil! in front of the harbor master's door.- Idris, looking from the window, saw- in the street below a light gig, and in it a anilitary looking figure holding the reins with a.tight hand, and using his best endeavors to keep the panting and steaming mare steady in order to facie litate the descent of a second man.\u201cFor God's sake, Éric, make haste,\u201d cried the one in the gig, with a backward glance, \u2018They can't be far bo- hind us.\u201d a The man to whôm these words were spoken delivered a succession of knocks at the street door, the loud, inipera- tive.kncks of orie whose business will brook no delay.\u2018 Without walting for his mother\u2019s bld- ding.Idris flew down the stairs, eager to learn jthe meaning of the) strange summons.- On opening the door he féund on the threshold a man draped from neck iv ankles in a gray ulster, a man who acted in a very strange way, for he lifted Idris completely off his feet, and kissed him several times.; Now 1dris, although not at all averse to the kisses of his mother or of the fishermen's daughters, had an objection to the kisses of a man, and esdpec- inlly of a strange man, and he struggled to be free.\u2018Where's your mother?\u201d cried the stranger, setting Idris down.\u201cShe\u2019s up there,\u201d answered Idris,\u201d in- dloating the staircase, \u201cBut you\u2019d bet- She won't 1iRe it,\u201d .The man gave a joyous laugh.\u201cWon't she?Well, tet us see,\u201d was his answer, and he darted swiftly up the staircase, first calling out to the man In the Big: ; _ \u201cBee to the boy, Noel.\" .\u201cNow, my little man,\u201d said-the mi- itary gentleman, \u201cSump up here.You - Why, they| He had never known such an excit-] Deaf to the gentlemnin's ascend the vehicle, turned and scampered hastily up to hi mother\u2019s sitting\u2019 room, where he be- \u2018held a sight that struck him dumb.The Etranger was standing in the middle \u2018of \u2018the room, with Mrs.Breakspear in his arms, her \u2018cheek -pillowed|h on his breast.\u201cEric, O, Eric!\u201d she murmured: and the pure joy of that moment transfigured her face with the light and beauty of an angel's.\u201d \u2019 \u201cEdith, my sweet wife!\u201d cried the man, pressing her lips to his.\u2018This kiss Is a compensation\u2019 for all I have suffered.- There! you mustn't faint, here's our boy.fellow he is becoming! Well, Idris, what do you think of your father aud his court dress?\u201d Idris\u2019 face fell as he surveyed the newcomer.This man, with his close- cropped head: grimy visage, stubbly beard and half-savage air, his father! \u2018Beneath the gray ulster there peeped out e prison lvery, clad in which gar ivine Apollo himself would lose all grace and majesty.\u2019 Eric Marville was not slow to: read the thoughts of his little son, and he smiled grimly.- \u201cUpon my word, he stares as if 1 were some wild animal.I verily be- lleve I am; prison life grinds every trace of the god-like out of a man\u2014 But come, Edith, we haven't a moment to lose.You can hear that they have discovered my escape,\u201d he \u2018con- \u2018tinued, as.another boôm rolled over the moorland.\u201cRochefort was for hut- rying me on board his yacht at once, but it wasn't likely that I would leave you and the boy behind when you were so close at hand.Come, Edith and Idris, wife \u2018and son, come! Away to a new life in a new land!\" At that moment there came from without the warning \u201ctre of Captain Rochefort: + : ; What a fine) A .\u201cMarville! Marville™ he roared, \u201cLook to yourself.They're here.\u201d - As he spoke quick footsteps cama clattering over the.pavement of the Rue Grande, and the pinging of carbine shots rang out on the night air, The bullets were intended for the captain, but missed their mark: and tha mare, taking fright at the report, set off at n.gallop, followed by the pursuers, who were on foot.cL eo .Halt! shouted an authoritative voice.\u2018I.et the carsgo; that's not the quarry.abode.Through the house.you, and guard the rear.watch the front.\u2018 me.\u2026 I'll unearth him.\u201d \u2019 The man who gave these commands rushed through the door of the harbor master's premises, and, as if guided by instinct, neglected the lower regions und made his way up the staircase, Al this took place .so quickly that Marville was for the moment paralysed with-surprige, and stood motionless aud silent, with his scared wife clinging ta m.\u2019 .\u201cDon't make any resistance, Erle, dearest,\u201d she pleaded.\u2018It will be better not.\u201d .Springing from his lethargy, Mar ville put aside the arms of his wife, and miade for the open window, only to perceive two watchful gendarmes an the street below, who instantly levelled their carbines at sight of the gonvict's (To be Continued.) two of Two of you face.WHEN PASSING ST.LAWRENCE , STREET .call at .No.210 (Monument National Building).and ree Colonel C'ollina- Young, THE SMALLEST MAN IN CANADA, who will be on exhibition frêm Arril 14th to the 16th inclusively, and who will give away souvenirs to all persons holding coupons between the hours of 11 a.m.and 1 p.m.and 6 to 7 p.m., on Thursday and Friday, Apri} 14 and 15, and from 1 to 3 p.m.and from 7 to 10 p.m.on Saturday, April 16.Coupons appear in this paper to-day and to-morrow, 2.You will also see at the same time a grand display of over 650 presents given our popular brands of tobaccos, .A pamphlet describing the presents given away will be given gratis to every person asking for same inside the store.Premium Denartment, .THE EMPIRE TOBACCO CO.THE AMERICAN.TOBACCO (CO.OF CANADA.THE HB.HOUDE CO, Tells University are among the ;purchasers und the physicians who attended 3e ' Almost from the outset the pills * hver troubles, nervousness, neuralgia, - Leave the rest lo\u201d Do not \u2018 no saved my life, and will always say a auf Our man\u2019s in here: this is his wife's \"| Le to smokers and chewers in exchange for .snowshoe tags and coupona taken from . >?; a | GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMING SEAWANHAKA YATCH RACE b +, > ; Qu .LD OF SPORT \u2018ne only international yacht race to be sailed this year is for the Seawan- haka gold challenge cup for' small boats, and the macs will be between the White Bear Yacht Club of Minnesota and the Royal St, Lawrence Yacht Club of Montreal, says the New York Sun.The White Bear Club has gone to work in a very systematic way to try to win back this cup, which has now been in Canada for several years, and it is sald that the chances of success are very good indeed.Lucius P.Ordway and Homer P.Clark, of the \u2018White Bear Club, are having four boats built which are to be raced in the trial races.race was accepted these yachtsmen sent to eight of the best known designers of small boats in the country for designs.\u2018 Eight designs were submitted by Charles D.Mower, of New York, Jones & LeBorde, of Oshkosh, Wis., Gus Amundson, of St.Paul, Minn., J.Johnson, -of White Bear Lake, F.D.Lawley, of Boston, Burgess & Packard, of.Boston, B.V.\u2018Crownin- shield, of Boston, and C.M.Palmer, of Highland Perk, Ill.These designs.were carefully examined and the good points of each noted, and four were selected from which boats are being built.The successful designers were Charles D.Mower, Yones & l.eBorde, Gus Amundson and J.Johnson, The Mower boat Is something like the craft that Duggan hag designed in former years for the Canadians, It is sharp bowed ahd is a very likely looking model.The Jones & LeBorde boat 48: an improved Tecumseh, which represented the Bridgeport Yacht Club in the cup races in 1902.\u2018Gus Amundson\u2019s boat is very much like the Minnesota, have been constructed too lightly, and Johnson has tried to improve the it is very doubtful if they will ever Massasoit.another of the 1902 boats.start in a race.These boats are to be ready very early to build boats heavier and more sub- in the season, and they wlli be sailed stantially, so that they will stand the as much as possible before the trial.strain that they races, which are to be held in June to, when select the challenger.: Canadians Quiet.\" Just what the (Canadians for the defence of the cup is being kept.the\u2019 answer Some new boats are being Club to the very quiet.built and these will be raced against ton.the successful defender of last.year.New Yogk Yacht Club for not hav The races this year Will be managed made just as they have been in former years.and those who are going ta Luc will witness good sport.Charles P.Tower, the secretary © the Yacht Racing Association of Long and queries.made by Island Sound.is busy now arranging ther wag the schedule of events to be sailed on Why the Sound this summer.As usual, a certain number of races will be ar- answer, onc x d ranged in which yachts will compete have been cabled to the Inquirer and The- schedule .then publishe for the championships.will be ready by the date of the annual.those\u2019 w is - proposal, meeting of the association, which to: be held at the Arena on Monday, as At this meet!ñZ the officers might, March 21.and executive committee will be elected and the proposed changes in the gaod rei rule of measurement will be acted on.er The nominating committee\u2019 has not yet ad made its report, but it is understood that Chairman T.H.Macdonald.Treasurer E.M.MacLlelan, and Secre- forward the considerations.tary Charles P.Tower.as well as most of last year's members of the exevu- tive committee, will be renominated.When the challenge for the Treasuremept certificates will stand for this year as far as the work of the measurer Is concerned.The figures taken then will simply have to be worked over according to the new formula and the yachts arranged according to the new classification, which will be announced in a few days.An International Rule It Is not at all improbable that having obtained a suitable rule here efforts will be made to get an International rule.This was impossible when every club here hal a different system of measurement, but when there is one rule here and one rule on the other side, and these two rules are bot framed with the same idea, it should not be very difficult to get an international rule.L.D.Huntington, of \u2018New Rochelle, is at work now on two Dolphins which are to be ready by May 1 and will then be got in racing shape, so as to take pert in the racing which begins on Decoration Day.The Dolphin has become quite popular and two more boats were wanted, but the orders could not be accepted because they could not be turned out in time.\u2018The Flat people: are having another boat built simlar in model to that which was shown at the Sportsmen's Show but somewhat stronger in construction.The boat is to be fitted with a thirty-horse-power motor and will be the boat to race against the Vingt-et-Un for the $2,000 challenge cup.The experience of builders of autoboats hine | riosity\u2019 existing on both \u201cAtlantic should not have been satisfied Dom f \u2018vith the publication of the proposals.wi, so far has shown that several mistakes have been made already, and as yet; there have been no races.Some boats, and! The tendency now is p .: : swordsman.He is also a fine swimmer, skater and hockey player.Y.M.C.A.Harriers First Run.The Y.M.C.A.harriers held thelr first run of the season last guenins.Despite the inclement weather, fourteen members turned out.The next run will take place on Saturday afternoon, The outlook for the season is very bright.there being good talent among the new members.Ralph Rose, the giant shot putter of the University of Michigan, tried hls Hand at throwing the aixteen-pound hammer, and succeeded in \u2018hurling it 166 feet five Inches, which is nearly thirty feet better than the western in- tercolleglate confexence record, held by C.A.Pell.Of course, the performance was done in practice and is in no way a record.} .The ten miles flat champlonship of Scotland, was won by T.Jack, of the Edinburgh Southern Harrlers, in 58m.9 4-5 seconds, creditable time considering the extreme cold, strong wind and rain.MAT AND, RING.Wilson ve.Beansey.Wilson and Beansey meet this even- Ing at Maisonnéuve for the middie- welght boxing champlonship.Both men are in perfect condition, And have been examined by the Champlain Athletic Club's doctor.The contest Is therefore certain to take place, and there will be no delays.The Great Wrestling Match.Interest Is growing ing\u2019s -match for the lightweight wres- thing championship of the world between Eugene Tremblay, of Montreal, and George BRothner, of New York, the holder.The, latter will arrive in the city to-morrow, and will be in the very best of conditlon, and put a re- will be subjected to being driven by the powerful, motors that are being put in them.According to the British yachting pa- - ! pers, yachtsmen on the other side ¢f| form, and his friends consider that he are doing the Atlantic are anxiously waiting for ought to be able to get the better of of the New York Yacht letter of Sir Thomas Lip-| hting World criticises the ing the letter public, and says:\u2014| \u201cThere is no good reason why the cu-! pides of the.The Yac Sir Thomas.Nai- there any apparent reason | the communications should have; lain so long unconsldered, or why the] e \u2018agreed upon, Should notj d for the information of ho.while outside the actual; may still count themselves | » discussion, | It] in answer to.this, be put forward that there was, not either any\u2019 ason why the public or the gen-! al body of vachting men .should be! mitted to -the consideration of the: suggestions or any urgent need of a.special meeting of the club to hurry.I \u2018 À Thing Apart.| \u201cFor the support of this contention it: fnterested in the Yachtsmen generally are well pieas-: would, however.be necessary to con-: ed that there is at last a good prospect, of the measurement and racing rules being uniform in all the clubs.The change that the Yacht Racing AS- soclation will make will be a big step toward uniformity.and it will leave the Larchmont Yacht Club the only one that has not come into the Yold.Tt took a lo .g time to bring this about, but the way the whole thing has been engineered has placed the new rule on a solid basis, and what little differences there are still to be adjusted will be attended to after the racing seasnn is over, when it will have been seen how the rule has worked.The New York Yacht Club.appointed in 1892 a\u2019 committee, composed of some of the best racing vachtsmen in the country, for the purpose of finding a Tule of _ measurement that would please all hands.Leading Designers Opiniens.This committee wrote to the leading designers in all parts of the world for opinions, and on the opinions that were received worked out the rule that was adopted by the club last year.This rule twas used.last season, and this winter it has been slightiy changed, and after the changes have been pass- sider the America Cup contest as a: thing apart from the ordinary yacht-! irg.and affecting only those actively engaged in the attack or the defence.Both of these assumptions are, for-; tunately, unjustified.If the negotiations which have been apened can be, carried through in such fashion as has.bo already been suggested, the result might.be felt not only on the general, racing of next year but possibly also\u2019 on the sport of the coming season.The | couple of months which have already! been allowed to run to waste have ma-; terially reduced this possibility, and If \u2018the negotiations are to proceed on the\u2019 lines upon which they have been open-: ed, the exchange.of letters which: will! be considered \u2018only at the statutory| meetings of the New York Yacht Club, theh all the avallablé time may be found too short to permit of arrange-\u2019 ments being made even for the season.of 1905.: : ; \u201cFrom the other points of view.enough has been said and written in the course of previous Cup contests to \u2018make it abundantly ¢lear that the prin- ed on again at the next meeting of the.club it will be length multiplied by the square, roat of\u2019 the sail area divided by \u201c five and a half times the cube root of, the displacement.been adopted by the Eastern Yacht Club.the Atlantic Yacht Club, the Yacht Racing .Assoclation of Graves- end Bay, and wll be-'adopted by the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound.There is a slight difference, however, in the.way \u2018that length is taken, In the- New York and Eastern Yacht _ Clubs itis the mean of the length over or.a \u2018 \u20ac # all and of the length on the waterline plane, both measurements to be taken paraliel to the middle vertical plane and at a distance from it equal to one- fourth of the greatest beam at the load waterline.; \u2018 ; .In the Atlantic Club and the clubs of the Gravesend Bay Association\u201d length is measured at 10 per cent.of the greatest beam above the \u2018waterling - plane.On the Sound the length will be measured according to the Hyslop formula, waich has heen in force in the clubs of the association and in the © Larchmont Club for some years.It has been found that, although the vays of taking the.length\u2019 differ in these three clubs and \u201corganizations, the result obtained Is practically\u2019 the same, so for all racing purposes the measurement certificate of a yacht is- ~ sued by one club will be accepted by.another.It was not thought desirable to make radical changes so late in the winter.Fortunately there are very few boats being built for racing, so that changes made in the rules will not be harmful to any one; but by the way matters have been arranged last year's On presenting this coupon at 210 St.Lawrence Street, Montreal (Monument National Building), from 11 a.m.to 1 p.m.and froin 5 to 7 p.m.on Thursday and Friday, April 14 and 15, or from 1 to 3 pm.and 7 to 10 p.m.bn Sat- irday, April 16, the bearer wlll obtain a souvenir, which will be presented to him by Colonel Colins Young, the smallest man in Canada.' Only one coupon will be ac- - cepted from each person.Besides the gouvenir, we will give * every persof bringing coupon to 210 § Lawrence Street, at the houra above mentioned, a certain number of snow- ~ shoe tags as encouragement to those who want to begin saving them.Only those who bring a coupon will get these tags, .We do this to celebrate our opening at the above address, where we have on view a complete display of over 650 premiums given in exchange for the snowshoe tags and coupons taken from cur popular brands of tobaccos.Premium Department, THE EMPIRE TOBACCO CO.SHE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.OF : CANADA, I.SEER EOUDR CO\\ LIMITED, This formula has: \u2018other hand, the international character | cipals have It within their own option to make the matches either a private conteât for a private\u2014and none too at-, tractive\u2014tropny or to accept the inter-' national character which the competition has acquired.Without the international aspect the America\u2019s Cup race would fall at once from the pinnacle ot importance to which the successive challengers have raised it and become a very second-rate affair.If, on the: ls to be preserved the general body of yachting men, and ev~naethe enthusias-: \u2018tic outsiders, who would have difficulty.! \"reception given to Sir Thomas Lipton's but so far has not recelved any satia- ' 1 \u2019 i 1 ' i | in distinguishing between the spinnaker boom and the galiey stovepipe, muy fairly claim some congideration.The détails of the challenger, and the plans by which the challenge will be carried out are matters\u2019 which concern only the principal and, the designer; but a wide matter like the arrangement of: the conditions 18 a matter which might.be fairly regarded \u2018as.of general Interest.Le ; \u201cMeanwhile we can only guess at the! proposals, and hope that it has been such as will open the way to a continuance of the contest.Should thai American club have unfortunately de- ided to sit tight under the old: conditions, and so hold the threat of the! production of an even more fragile and wore: extreme Reliance agalnst any | further proposal to, challenge, we must look in other directions for n continuance of the International phase of our sport\u201c.E | MISCELLANEOUS.= ' | Thos.Rabertson & Co.i The Thomas Robertson & Co., Ltd.Hockey Club held its annual dinner at La Corona Hotel.The menu .was all that could be desired and was fully appreciated by those present.After dinner sentiment and song were indulged in and an enjoyable evening was spent.The guests of the evening were Mr.L.Martel, representing Drummond, McCall Williams & Wilson, and Mr.A.R.Val- lance, representing \u201cthe old boys.\u201d Mr.'8.R.Brewer, the president, acted as chairman, ably assisted by the vice- president, Mr.John Letham.The following gentlemen contributed to the evening's enjoyment:\u2014Messrs.J.Le- them, G.R.Muirhead, W.H.Tait, J.F.Lawrence, S.R.Brewer, C.Cornel- ler and W.F.Walsh.Mr.T.L Grant .presided at the piano.\u2019 ATHLETICS.Ottawa University Club.versity Club officers for the current year; _ Hon.president, B.Slattery; president, A.L.Macdonald; first vice- president, R.G.Filiatreauit: second vice-president, J.B, Macdonald; treasurer, J.Burke; corresponding secretary, H.Donahue; first councillor, J.Lanirgan; second councillor, H, J.Mur- tagh.\u2018 + \u2014.- | Athlete for Halifax.round \u2018athletes in the English army in the coming out of Troop both at bat and in the field, and he has thrown & ball 118 yards.He is a first.class Rugby footballer, and an expect & Co.: Mr.W.F.Walsh, representing: The following are the Ottawa Uni- Halifax is gaining one of the best aîl- ergeant-Major -| Kilburn, R.E.He is a strong cricketer, sistance that will mean the tinest exhibition.ever given in Montreal, Tremblay has been taking things eas- fly during the week.He is in perfect Bothner under a couple.of hours.In any.case, Sohmer Park will see wrestling of a very high order.This is the first time, that a world's wrestling championship contest has taken place In Canada.Tremblay le the greatest exponent of the sport the inion has produced, and he may \u201c Harvey Parker waa defeated at St.Paul by James M.Auley, of the Ama- t:ur Athletic Association, in twentv- one minutes.Mr.Auley won his fall on a fui! Nelson.: .GOLF AND GOLFERS.\u201cCanadian Open Championship.Oke, Barrett, Cummings and Murray, professionals, have signified\u2019 their intention of taking part in the open championship at Montreal! in July.Oke is theShew Ottawa pro.He was tenth in the English championship last year and stood from 11th to 19th in the list in former years.He is looked upon as one of the best men in England.C.B.Murray, the Westmount professional, has returned to Montreal from Toronto.\u2019 So Over Lambton links, Toronto, G.Wall and Barrett defeated George S.Lyon + and H.Love séven up.- BOWLING.Harmony Club Match._ The annual bowling match of \"the Harmony Club resulted in a win for; Mr.Spalding\u2019s team.The scores were\" | Armstrong.345; Belhouse, 332; Clift, | 296, Chipman, 409; Ecclestone, * 350: Grout, 418; Smith, 347; Spalding (Captain), 488.Total, 2,983.\u2018Campbell, 314: Jordan, 310; Bell, 356; Hough, 418: Duncan, 272; Holcomb, 389; Barbour, 356; Taylor (Captain), 411.Total, 2,828.: , The Intermediate League.\u2019 Three games were played In the in- termedlate series of the City Bowling League last evening.On the Royal alleys the M.A A.A.were the visitors and were beaten by 412 pins.The scores were .Royals I.\u2014Lebeau, 442; Riel, 552; Labelle, 487; Bieque, 599; Fillon, 606; La- joie, 444.Total, 3.130.M.A.A.A.Il.\u2014Lawless, 484; Gardner, 440; Clirke, 440; Burnett, 446; Bourdon, ! 459; Michaud, 450.Total, 2,718.Ste.Cunegonde were on the Colonial alleys, and were defeated by 184 pins.The scores were: Ste.Cunegonde I.\u2014Byer, 540: Durocher, 440; St.Aubin, 410; Naud, 468; Proulx, Sutherland, 54 in Friday even-|: \u2018Le horses were driven by their train- fu\u2019 é.rtance in two minutes, twenty- | duce a world beater.Woodbine about May 1.No.I.No.II.| Montreal.Ottawa Clty Westmount Kingston Britanntas - Argonauts, Brockville Ottawa College lot with the Easterners.+ The Globe says: to the Argonauts liking and if King- | 493; Fablen, 446.Total, 2,757.\u2014 ' Ta ¢\u2014\u2014\u2014 ¢ MORE LIKE IT: MONTREAL 6, RICHMOND 2 LA COS CR CE a .THE MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1904.Colonials tated, st Davi pris : Lyons, 68; 3 Chitty, 481.Total, 3.971.Po The Engigeers on thelr own alleys Were too strong for the Victoria Ritiss and won by 314 pins.The scores wets: Vics \u2014Winters.468; McIidowie, 408; F.Johnson, 439; Handcock, $ Copping.478; Wiison, 435.Total, 00 Engineers II.\u2014Richmond, 467; Ritchie, 457; Johnson, 473; Storey, 631: Morrice, 490; Cunningham, 480.Total, The Peterborough Club.Peterboro, Ont, April 18.\u2014(Bpeciai.)- The annual meeting of the Peterboro lawn bowling.club, was held in the Canada Life office last night.Much enthusiasm was apparent and thie year's membership is already seventy.The financial report showed a satisfactory and encouraging status.The following officers were elected: Hon.President, Dr.Bacher; president, DD.H.Moore; vice-president, T.F.Matthews: secretary-treasurer, W.Atcheson; executive, G.H.Groux, F.Dixon; J.F.Oles and K.G.Lech.The club's prospects this year are very bright.TURF AND TRACK.Racing at Bennings.Washington, April 13.\u2014F.Ambrose Clark's horse, Stroller, ridden by its owner, woy the Amateur Cup, gentlemen rideuf, six furlongs race, at the Bennings track yesterday.The steeple chase, which was the best of the meeting.went to Imperialist.Three favorites, two second choices and an outsider won.There was a large crowd present.Summary: First race, 6 furlongs\u2014The Bowery, 7 to i; Cappamore, 5 to 1; Jimmie Lane, 12 to 1.Time, 1.06.Second race, 4% furlongs\u2014Court Plaster, 7 to i; Jack McKean, 10 to\u2019 1; Alcasey, 12 to 1.Time, .68 2-6.Third race, 8 furlongs\u2014Elste L.; 5 to ®: Mra.Frank Foster, 8 to 5; Alpaca, 7 to 1.Time, 1.18.Fourth race, .stéeplechase, about 24 miles.handicap\u2014Imperialist, 5 to 1: Boney Boy, 2 to 1; Manillan, 6 to 1.Time, 5.32.Fifth race, the Amateur Cup, gentlemen riders, 6 furlongs\u2014Stroller, even; Arrah Gowan, 6 to 5; Bluish, 8 to 1.Time 1.21 1-5.\u2019 3 Sixth race, mile and 100 yards\u2014Ra- buñta, 6 to 1; Nesburban, 9 to 2; Dark Planet, 15 to 1.Time, 1.59 3-5.British Trotting Record.\u2018At the Greenwich Park enclosure, \u2018Antree, Mr.L.W.Winans' Charley Band bobble Hal, attempted to break the Fritish pan-horse pacing record for nne mile of two minutes, 30 4-5 setonds.«r, Mitchell, and covered a half mile in one minute thirteen seconds, and the two £0.one-fifth seconds.-beating the vrev.ous British record by eight three: ffth s-« ondes.\u2018 Uninsured, the Lincolnshire Handicap winner, stands sixteen_hands one inch, and Moifaa, the Grand National victor, is a shade over seventeen hands and one inch The latter must be the biggest thoroughbred in England at the present time, though Mormendale, who ran in the Liverpool Spring Cup, is an; uncommonly tall horse.~ With such good ones as War Whoov, Goldencrest, Heather Jock, War and others to heat in the King's Plate Mr.Dyment can't see now Nesto should be a four to one shot.Co .Tye ex-champlon pacing mare Bessle Bonehill, 2.06 8-4, has a foal by Direst, 2.05 1-2.This combination should pro- The Dyment horses will be shipped to FOOTBALL.Argonauts for the Q.R.F.U, \u201cToronto, April 13.\u2014(Spéctal)\u2014The Argonauts have received & proposition to foin the Quebec Rugby Union.The proposal is to have an eight club league, divided iuto two sections, as follows.This is considered by the .promoters to be the ideal circuit, and the Argon- ayts have been invited to throw In their The proposition appeals very strongly to manager Fred Thompson, of the Argonauts Rugby Club.He is a strong advocate of the old scrimmage game, and senior contests with the Rough Riders, Ottawa College, and Kingston, would prove most attractive in Toronto.Medal! | dered by { Tomlinson, took the chalr.™ MONTREAL CURLERS - AMID PROSPERITY.The Past Season of the Ancient Or- on is the Finest on - Record.The reports presented at the annual meeting of the Montreal Curling Club last night, which was held in the clubhouse, showed that the senior curling organization of the continent has had the most prosperous year in its history.Lieut.-Col.Gardiner, he retiring president, was in the chalr, and there were, throughout the evening, many expressions of satisfaction at the skilful and courteous manner in which he had conducted the club's affairs during his tenure of office.A notice of motion that the initiation tee be ralsed was, on, motion of Mr.HE.Suckling, left over until the November meeting, with a recommendation to the incoming directors that they | do the best .In their power to have members of the rink subscribe for stock.The election of officers lows: .Patron\u2014Lord Minto.Hon.president\u2014Lord Strathcona, President\u2014J.T.McCall.Vice-president\u2014A, J.Hodgson.Treasurer\u2014T.L.Paton.Secretary\u2014W.M.Taylor.resulted as fol- MeMurtry, O.N.Evans, C, P.Sclater, and H.B.Brainerd.Scorer\u2014W.Brown.Auditor-George Hyde : After the meeting an informal dinner was served upstairs, President-elect McCall presiding.During the evening Mr.W.M, Taylor, the scorer, read his annual report, which has of late years become a mpst enjoyable feature of the annual banquets.It proved most interesting and amusing.\u201cThe major portion of the evening was devoted to the presentation of the \"prizes won by members\u2019 during the season, the hero of the occasion being Mr.W.Brown, who had accomplished a feat probably never equalled by any skip In the club, winning the singles and skipping the .winning rinks in the Saunderson Thistle match and in the Williamison trophy match.His rink in the former was composed of Messrs.Mowatt, J.Campbell, Brown and Darling; in tne latter, of Messrs, Hedley Suckling, J.C.Brown and Cyril Tyre.Than Mr.Brown there is no more en- thusfastic curler in the club, and the record of his wins was last night received with much enthusiasm., LAeut.-Col.Stevenson was present as president of the Canadian branch ot the Royal Caledonian Society, and in the course of hls remarks stated that Rev.Mr.Kerr's volume.on the Canadian tour of the Scottish curlers was now.on sale by the Toronto News Co, at 82, the edition de luxe being #5.Mr.Aird represented the Thistle Club, Mr.\u201cRobertson the Heather, Mr.J.Y.Roy the St.Lawrence, and the Caledonian atid Lachine clubs were also well represented.A > Lieut.-Col.Gardiner read an interesting extract from the proceedings of the Royal Caledonian Society of 1840, showing that the Montreal Club had applied for membership in that year, and having been the first applicant for membership from outside the British Isles.A special medal was assured the club.During.» the evening songs were ren- Messrs.Oughtred, James Brown and Aird, and recitations by Dr.Mathewson and.Mr.Gilles.Mr.J.T.McCall, the new president of the club, has been an active member for about fourteen years, and his election was a most popular ons.The traditions of the club will certainly not suffer at his hands, nor at those of bis colleagues on the board.LAWN TENNIS; \u2018Sherbrooke Tennis Club.Sherbrooke, April 18.\u2014The- \u2018annual meeting of the Sherbrooke Tennis Qlud was held 'at the residence of Mrs R.N.Robins, High street.ctded that the fees should be the same as last year, $3 for gentlemen and $2 for ladles.\"Phe election of officers for the ensuing year took place as follows: Pre- aident.H.M.Tomlinson, (re-elected); vice-president, Mrs.R.N.Robins (reelected); secretary, R.H.Fletcher (rg- elected): committee, Mrs.Norreys Worthivgton, Miss Tomlinson, Geoffrey Edgell.Miss Mitchell joined as active member and Mrs.Carruthers was elected tea member.- .| CRICKET CREASE.\u201cThe idea îs quite- ston enters a team the Argos wi ll not hesitate about going in.L - Boucher & Roffey\u2019s $25 suit is the most popular in the city.Try one and be convinced.Cor.St.Peter and Notre Dame streets.\u2014Adv.- -\u2014 | | - The Herald has received the following letter from the training camp at Richmond: _ \u2018\u201c\u2018Atherton says he has written and \u2018telegraphed for Courtney.factory reply and cannot say anything definite, \u201cThe Montreal home uniform will corsist of white shirts, pants and Btockings.Shirts will have blue trimmings, cuffs and collars, and will bear blue fleur de lys.Stockings will bear two blue stripeg.Atherton tells me it will look swagger.In addition, the players will wear jackets.These are tallor-nmade.of a dark blue, with a small \u2018in\u2019 on the collar, ble the coats of a U.S.infantry officer.The road uniforms dre gray, with blue stockings, and \u201cMontreal\u201d across the Lreast.\u201cThere are no games arranged for: this week, and it is likely that the time will be devoted to practice.\u201d The Montreal team ran up against the local semi-professional bunch to-day, and in a good game won out by six runs to two.Seven lnnings were played.SWEET | | : STANDARD + \\ They resem-i.Richmond, Va., April 13.\u2014(Special.)\u2014{\" \u201c= + The Montreal team showed good form.Adams, the left-handed pitcher, did nicely.but sprained his ankle siid- Ing to a basé, and will probably be out of the game for several days.Luyster went in, and as the weather was a little oft, Atherton a!lBo pitched- in order to save the regular twirlers from getting crockery arms.Tracy and, Doran did the catching.Thomas, of New London, pitched for Richmond, and as he was touched up pretty freely, be was replaced by Hooker, = Bpeaking of his Brooklyn team to the New York Telegram, Ed Hanlon said: \u201cIn the games against Buffalo and Montréal Eastern League teams the Brooklyns showed they are not as weak.as they appear on paper.Those Eastern Leaguers are almost as strong 8s some of the \u2018clubs in the National League, and.we will cause trouble for more than one team before the seasdn is many weeks old.\u201d President P.T.Powers, of the Eastern ague, turned the first spadeful of earth at Elmwood Monday, where the new ball grounds of the Providence nine are rapidly being prepared for play.The grounds are to be ready by the opening of-the season, April 27.The most expensive experiment In baseball 18 said to have when Cincinnati tried out Pitcher Wiggs last spring.He was paid $1,500 advance money and pitched three innings.at the end of which he was re- eased, * Amos Rusie, at one time.the star pitèher of the country, who managed the Vincennes Club in the \"Kitty\" league, is reported to be out of baseball forever.Rusie ls now working In a Jumber yard, stacking lumber, ut $1.50 a day.' : \u201cDutch\u201d Jordan will probably play with the Montreal Eastern League Club this year.Hanlon has permitted the Capuck Club to negotiate with him.- Brooklyn Kagle.: |_ \u2018The Pittsburg champions shut ont the Kansas City American Association team yesterday afternoon at Kansas City.The scors was 10 to 0.Tompkins will look after the Mon grou .+ | OF THE, > - J mate:1Cotamdle: a 49 * Baltimore 7, Cornell & x 2 \u201c x a been made] Rosedale C.C.Officers.At the annual meeting of the Rosa- were elected: President, James Hardy; first vice-president, Rev.D.Bruce Mac- Donald; second vice-president, J.H.Forester; third vice-president, Edward Tyrrell; secretary-treasurer, .Cooper; assistant secretary-treasurer, £.J.Livingston: cominittee, J.L.Hynes, E.O.Cooper.A.E.Dalton, IT.G.Davidson, R.C.Reade and F.B, i.Jones.A ACROSSE.| The New Westminster Club, New Westininster, B.C., April 13.\u2014 Much to the surprise of many of the patrons of lacrosse in this province ! many, In fact nearly all.of the old | warhorses of the Westminster team will de found on the line-up this season.There has been much prediction \u2018as \u2018to the composition of the team but \u2018laet evening the officials of the club announced the line-up of the defence as follows: Goal, Sandy Gray; point,- Wells Gray; cover-point, Wm.Gai- braith; first defence, Thos.Gilford, jr.; second .defence, Geo.Rennie; third de- tence, C.D.Peele; centre, Alexander Turnbull.\u2018 ! To to you that Chaves Ointmant is » sort Pr.a The list of home players has yet to snd ute cure for each and every form t Pi | Iles eu hieodingand protru Jos.piles, ha it, rhe bs ve Kuaranteed pes what they think ofit.Yom nes it and = oz money beck it not enred.& box, a$ MANEON BATES & Co.Toronta, or.Chase's Ointment Directors\u2014Lieut.-Col.Gardiner, 8.A: | NEW QUEEN'S DESIGN dale Cricket Club the following officers | when the finest yachts from Toronto, IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF # £ » STERLING SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS # #& 2 £ à Henry Birks and Sons sunounce that owing to a recent decline in the market price of silver bullion \u201cthey have made un important reduction in the price of all lines of Spoons and Forks including their \u2018 LOUIS XV DESIGN KINGS DESIGN BEAD DESIGN D ENGLISH DESIGN ADROON DESIGN This reduction brings the: price of Henry Birks and Sons\u2019 flutware much\u2018 below prices usually asked for similar weights.Correspondence invited HENRY BIRhkS AND.SONS Siiversn:ithe Phlilips Sq.MONTREAL .\\ Ranges, i Kitchen \u2019 ] Gas Stoves.8 Goods.vo \u2014\u2014 A GENUINE \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cBALDWIN\u201d Refrigerator \u201c for $10.00 It may scem at first incredible.A - ~~ genidine BALDWIN DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR, for $10.00.Nevertheless.it 15 trup.We have decided, .fôr a short time, to dispose of a few of these, to a limited number of customers, feeling the satisfaction\u2019 they will give, will fndure them aleo to beonme customers in other directions in our Kitchen and House Furnisbings Departments.These BALDWIN REFRIG- | ERATORS ara finished and covstructed \u201cwith dry-air circulation, and insulation on the same principles as the-larger and mors \u2018expensive patterns.Call in.No trouble to show you.\u2019 1 lth The DRINKING WATER | ~ should be FILTERED.|i Muddy and unclean water instantly filtered by this germ-proof, natural stone FILTER.Easily cleaned.Practically everlasting.Delivers pure, cloan water direct from the tap.For use in familles and institutions, PHILIP S.WALES, U.S.N., Medical Director of the U.S.Navy, says of these Filters:.: \u2019.\u2018The introduction of thesa filters into every housepold, when it is possible, would un-, doubtedly prove an Important sanitary measure against the dangers of polluted water.\" - R.& W.KER be announced, but in all probability neither W.Gifford nor Harry Latham will be found in uniform for the first couple of months, However, should their services be needed later in the season they stand ready to come out.This will leave the positions of.third Charles La- O and upwards Stove and Hardware 5 Dept.2226-2230 St.Cathorine St, LADIES\u2019 NEW WAIST PIN SETS In Sterling Silver, French Gray Silver, and second home vacant.i .\u2018 4 tham will likely play first home, Fred Rolled Gold, Rich Enamel, Finest Lynch outside and Stanley Peele Inside.Pearl=\u2014all sizes.Price from 35c to £3.00 set, G.W.CLARKE & CO, 2270 St.Catherine Street.Oddy may not,play as he showed up: very, poorly last autumn.\u2018If he plays he will likely be put at second home.No Break in the N.À.L.U.The story current that the Sham- \u201c rocks and Nationals would leave che - National Lacrosse Union may be dis- | [missed as anirres ramoraenere| NOTES LABOR UNIO $ | has been some talk by cer tgin individu + - - + als that such might happen, \u2018indeed, |.The ional there has been for several months back last ercigrnational Label League met but there is nothing in it at present.|passed approving of the Granite Cut- At the beginning of a season there is!ters\u2019 strike and endorsing the stand off usually \u2018a big vrop of these rumors, |the Hebrew bakers.: most of which lack any real founda-| The construction committee of the on : ) .| .[Trades and Labor Council will til The situation is unchanged.The N.:y .\u2019 11 meet iy ALU.Will remain as at present con-.St.Joseph s Hall, Thursday night.stituted, and be composed of the same The cabinetmakers will meet in Blue clubs.Toronto may drop out or may Label Hall to-night.remain in.That will be decided on| The building laborers will Saturday.\u2019 when Mr.Curry meets the Joseph's Hall to-night.| other N.A.L.U.delegates.The moulders will meet to-night, Sty \u2014\u2014 James Street.: pr THE SMALLEST MAN IN CANADA, Colonel Collins Young, will give away a souvenir to every person who, having secured a coupon, will attend the open Ing of the new Premium Department of {the mariufacturers of Robs Plug Chewe ing Tobacco, Sweet Caporal Cigarettes and.Rainbow Cut Smoking Tobacco, ut 210 St.Lawrence Street (Monument Nae tional Building).Montreal.Opening days.will be on April 14, 15 and 16.Coupons are being published in to-day's Herald and will be repeated to-morrow, Cut them out.TL \u2018 = \u2014 j © - meet in St _ The Lake Yacht Regatta.The Lake Yacht Racing Assoclation regatta will be held in Kingston from the 16th to the 23rd of August next, Hamilton, Buffalo, Rochester, Oswego, and Montreal, are\u2018expected to join with the Kingston fleet und participate in a grand yachting festival, 1° Commodore Aemilius Jarvis, of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, is retiring from active participation in yachting for at least some time.His health has not been good.: , You see our \"a Tooke 3 | TOOKE\u2019S SHIRTS Ho prefer themto allo in exclusive patterns added to the perfect fit, makes them popular.They are the proper thing for style and give \u2018unequalled comfort to the wearer.If you've never worn Shirt try one to-day.| R.J ; Tooke, ~~ ?Shirts ,most everywhere, because most men .ther makes.Imported fancy materials Any of our 3 stores will supply you.pt JAMES OT._ 7 oT.oo 1 2347 GT.CATHERINE.RÉ wat A4 1022 1683 OT.CATHERINE ST.BAST.*à Bisn! .AM TRE - _ .| .> i > 8 \u2018day declared a half-yearly dividend of - puts the stock on an cight per cent.morning for Americans, but chang:s \u2018and an early decision by court is ex- \u2018pected.-at St Paul will have-some effect ca \u201c shoe tags as encouragement to those Stocks and Money.STOCKS QUIET AND ON THE EASY SIDE, ALL EYES ON 6 NOR.SECURITIES SUIT : Dullness crept in upon the markets -day and items of interest were few and far between.The attack upon the New York lst yesterday afternoon created some uneasiness, and to-day there was very little buying, the Wall Street list at 13.30 standing at about yesterday's .lowest.For the first time in some days there Was also a reactionary tendency to the market in London, Intercolonials there teing somewhat weaker.A better understanding of the step taken by Attorney-General Knox yesterday greatly modified the significance of his intervention in the eyes of Wall Street, though advices from St.Paul during the morning intimated that the chances were against the Union Pacific petition being entertained by the court.Traders have shown an inclination to wait for the result of the hearing which, it is expected, will be Announced sometime during\u2019 the afternoon.The complexion.of this decision will no doubt have a temporary effect on the market, If the court should decide to receive the petition it is very likely that a demonstration in favor of higher prices will be made and vice versa.At noon the market was dull and narrow, though there was a complete absence of the nervousness which characterized trading in the last hour yesterday.There was a marked falling off in business on the local Exchange, and while Richelieu held strong the remainder of the list was inclined to be rather soft.Coal worked off to 633%, but around that level there seemed to be\u2019 a little support.Steel common worked off to 10 while the bonds were lesa active and sold at 63 to 634, sales 37,000, - The Windsor Hotel directors yester- four per cent., payable May 2.This \u201cbasis.Last year the company declared a dividend of six pér cent.and a two per cent bonus.The year before tha dividend was six per cent., $ Sales to noon in Wall Street to-day were 210,400 shares.$ $ $ \u2018 1.J.Forget & Co.'s London cables quoted Grand Trunk first at 1014, second at 88%.third at 385: Pacific, 220%; Anaconda, 4 Hudson, 40.$ Mr.©.D.Monk's messages said: London sends irregular prices this range only from 1-8 to-/3-8,.consols unchanged.Time money is called dead partly on account.of issues of short time other corporations.It is known officially: U.S.Steel Corporation cancelled orders\u201d for 67,000 tons of Bessemer pigtfon-on which options were held, \u2014\u2018Attorney-General Knox's objection to Harriman interve:- tion in suit is based on contention that Northern Securities decree was final The Government disclaims any favorit- tsm either way.; 5.The argument will continue to-day Coal Trade Journal says of anthracite that particularly in east section there is a general desire to get on a supply eas eariy as possibile, a large soft coal tonnage is moving, and coke fndustry is in exgellent shape.\u201c .About twelve million : df the twenty.million five per cent.three-yédr notes + of American Telegraph and Telephone taken by Speyer &.Co.and Lee Higgin- son reported already sold at 99 and int American agriculturist makes condition of winter wheat April 1st, 80.1.Pitrs- burg Coal declared regular quarterly dividend-1 3-4 per cenet.on pfd.Paris has rumor Admirai Makaroff captured by Japs.not.confirmed.Amicable agreement reached on tin and sheet wage scale.Prices for export steel stiffened by formation of German Steel Trust, : - $ Noon.\u2014Market has heen feverish ull} morning.The decision to be rendered market and traders are awaiting pati-\u2019 en\u2018ly the court's decision.Outside public are not in market to any extent as yet.Adverse decision to Harriman expected, .$.$ $ .A noon letter to Randolph's Montreal |- office said: Transactions have been quiet and without much significanée | this morning.Interest at the opening centered in Union Pacific, which was th: most active stock, but the bulk of the transactions were unchanged from fast night.After about fifteen minutes, the entire market sold off under the tead of U.P., but stocks seemed pretty, well taken at the lower level.and th= market has since rallied and 1s now about the opening prices.It is realizad that wnat Mr.Knox has done, in the Northern Securities case practically does.not alter matters in the least.It simply warns combatants that thelr ditficulties must be settled among:t themselves, and that the U.& has vothine whatever to do with their private fight.; .$ s ,$ LU London.close.\u2014Consols money, 88 5-8, advance 3-8: account, 88 7-16, advance 1-16.Money on call 3 to 2 1-2: discount, short bills, 2 1-2 to 2 5-8 for three months 2,9-16 to.2 5-8.Co Anac., 4 and 77 7-8.Atchison, 75 5-8 and 73 3-4; C.P.R., 120 1-8 and.117 1-8: Bt.Paul, 148 and 144 1-2; Erie, 27 1-8 and 26 3-8: E.F., 67 1-4 and 65 5-8; Ills.Central, 134 and 130 1-2; L.& N., 111 1-2 and 108 1-2: N.Y.Cefitral, 121 \u2018and 118: Penn., 61 and 119; R.G., 22 3-4 and 84 1-4: S.P., 50 3-4 and 49 1-2; U.P., 89 and 86 3-4; U.S.S., J1 3-4 and 11 1-2: U.BE.Q.62 1-2 and 60 7-8.Americans in London closed gregular.\u2018 .Cables in.Ney York te noon\u2019 210,400.A noon wire to Chas, Head & Co.said: The market this morning has been dull and irregular, hé opening was generally lawer, and some furcher declines were scored during the first fifteen minutes, but were.for the most part confined to fractional, At the end ET notes by various railway andj \u2014Havana Ilectric earnings for I by St.Paul, Pennsylvania, B, & O, 1ssourl Pacific, and Wabash pfd.National lead milled a point m the lowest, B.R.T.was firm.Sugar was strong.Amalgamated Copper Was barely steady.; $ $ $ Helena, Mont, April 13.\u2014The Supreme Court has denied the motion for a rehearing in the case of Forester & MacGinnie against Butte & Boston Consolidated Mining Co., in which the plaintiffs were allowed in the District Court an attorney's fee of $50,000.This is the same case in which Judge Clancy allowed the fee of $200,000 to T.R.Hines as receiver for the Boston & Montana property for ave days.$ .New York: Sterling demand, 487.35 to 487.40.Sixty-day bills, 484.85 to 484.95.Cables, 487.70 to 487.80.Market generally .quiet.\u2018Ss § $ New York opening: Amalgamated Copper.50 1-2; Atchison, 73 3-4; B.& O.80 1-2; Brooklyn Transit, 47; Canadian Pacific, 116 1-8; Erie; 26 3-8; Louisville, 108 1-2; Missouri Pacific, 03 3-4; N.& W., 58 1-2; Pennsylvania, 118 1-4; Reading, 44 5-8: Rock Island, 23 5-4; Sugar, 127 1-2; St, Paul, 144 3-4; Southern Ry., 22 1-8; Southern Paclfig, 44 1-2: Union Pacific, 86 3-4; U.8.Steel, 11 3-8: U.S.Steel-pfd., 61; Wabash pfd., 37 3-4.\" $ $ 8 The investment returns.of leading Montreal stocks at the closing prices this nrorning.are furnished by Falr- Banks Brothers,, stock Brokers, 1724 \u2018Notre Dame Street.; Pays on Close.Divid- Invest- .bid.end.ment.- p.c.p.c.\u2019 p.c.Canadian Pacific .116 6 5.17 Montreal Street .212 10 4.51\" Toronto Rails .101 5 4.95 ! Twin City .° 93 8 537 Detroit United ., fä 4 615 Rich.& Ont.8&4 6 7.14 Heat & Power .kt 4 5.47 Novia Scotia Steel «79 8 7.59 Dom.Iron Bds.__63 5 - 7,93 Mont.Telegraph .15% 8.6.06 Bell Telephone .137 8 0.83 Ogilvie Mill.pfd.\u2026 120 7 5.83 Ogllvie bds.111 6 5.40 Street Ry.Bonds.103 414 4.37 Mont.Street ptd.85 7 8.23 Mont, Cotton .107 9 8.40 Dom.Coal .64 6 8.37 Halifax Tramway.90 \u2018CR 2 F5 Nova Scotia: Bonds 105 6 8.71 N.S, Steel pd ¥ yoo 117 8 6.83 / the! -{ conditions.* The Cause of the Decline in Stocks : Late Yesterday The reason given far the sharp decline ia Union Pacific yesterday afternoon, and in which the general market sympathized, was the news that the Attorney-General of the United States had made objection to thé motion of Harriman to intervene in the wind- fag up of the Northern Securities Company.During business hours no definite analysis of the ground upon which the Attorney-Gen- eral had taken for his action was stated, and this morning no one fs quite bold enough to offer au analysis of his action.Some fhink that ft was to enter an appearance In the suit in answer to the formal notice served upon him that the suit had been brought.The Attorney-General might well take the position that, as the result of the decision of the Supreme Court, nothing was left for the Company but to distribute its assets in the most practical manner possible, and that a pro rata form of distribution having been decided, for obvious reasons, to be the only straightforward method of such distribution, an intervening positiem by any party of Northern Securities atockholdera disagreeing with the method of distribution settled upon by the majority, should have no standing in court.The effect of the action of the Attorney- General only adds to the uneasiness felt in regard, to this suit, but evidently the large taterests favor the advancing market, as shown from the following paragraph printed {n the financlal column of a paper that is assumed to represent the opinion of one of the most powerful interests on the Street: - \u201cMeanwhile there is ous point that Wall Street spetulators should remember, which it would seem has been sufficiently thirty days, & movement (s in progress for tie proper control and safeguarding of the trans-continental railway interests of the counfry.This great reorganizing and consolidating process is by no means likely to assume the form of declining.prices for any of the shares of tho great railway systems comprised in it.\u2018\u2019 Le Cs ss.Bearish View Taken The Montreal office of Ei.and C.Randolph received the following wire from Mr.Evans.of that firm: \u2018\u2018All developments tend to confirm my belief that the rise has culminated: that from now on the course of prices will be: steadily downward, and that stocks are a sale on all rallies.The cancellation by the U.S.Steel Corporation of its option on pig iron would look as if this option had been taken in the first place merely for sentimental dusinese is no greater now than It was In.January.It will be remembered that at that time we heard much about Improving irom They did improve, but the improvement was not maintained, and 1t 1a very doubtful whether (be present improvement will be maintajued.The fight between Harr!- man and Hill proniises to de bitter, und pro- week ending April 10 were $29,904 (Span-|¢he market on except cheap money, and this Ish silver), against $28,380 last year; argument has.alfeady been used to put the Increase, $1,524.- $ $ $ Gossip credits John W.Gates with being the leader of the bear raid yesterday.+ : $ $ Sales\u2019 of Canadian Pacific in Wall strget yesterday, 3.400 shares.If current gossip Is trie, a new bear pool of considerable magnitude has been made up in an office in Wally street from which have arisen the largest speculative operations of the last three months.- : _ $ $ $ 20001 = MORNING BOARD.SALES.75 Canadian Pacific at 116%.5 Canadian Pacific at- 11%.50 Canadian Pacific at 116%.70 Iron common at 10%.» 5 jron common at ad | operations, it is evident that a prompt adjust- sh Montreal Power-at 74 {ment before a crisis ls reached Is of vital TD re impértance.5 Twin City at 924, | $ $ $ .\u201c3 5 Richelieu at 84%.re Yat 25 Richelled at 84%.oro ._- ue T5 Richelieu at 84%.T nto Ry\u2019s Fine ia 5 Richelieu at 847.5 Increase iri Eärtiings 1% Richelieu at 85.À ;, Toranto City Treasurer Coudy das prepared .1 his monthly.comparative statement, showing | 9 Richelieu at B41.Richelltu at 84%, Coal common at 84%;.50 Copl common at 644.25 Coal commen at 64.10, Coal common at 64.50 Coal common at $3%.25 Tron preferred at 28.6 Scotia preferred at 118.! 10 Toronto Street Railway at 10114.; 50 Toronta Street, Railway at 101.5 Bell Teléphone at 128: .4 Bank of Montreal at 248.> 2 Bank of Montreal at 248%.24 Bank of Montreal at 248%.Iron Bonds at 63.: Iron Bonds at 62'4.i Iron Bonds at 63.: ,000 Ogilvie Bonds at 112, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PREMIER ROSS DENIES ARTICLE IN THE NEWS That Lieut.-Governor Wants Appeal to Electors\u2014Majority Increased : \" to Four, Toronto, April.13.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The Legislature spent all yesterday afternoon discussing and adopting the report of a select committee on Mr.Pret- typlece\u2019s Railway Taxation bill recommending the appeintment of a commission to gather information upon the subject.When the report was presented, Mr.Clark (Bruce) moved it bé not.received but be referred back to committee, with instructions to incorporate the whole of Mr.Prettyplece's bill.Mr.Hoyle and other Conservative members of that committee spoke and voted against the commissioner's proposal, and yet in the House voted in favor of a similar proposal.Mr.Cars- callen (Hamilton), however, refused to stultify himself in spite of the promptings of some of hia party friends, and voted with the Government, whose majority was four.\u201c The debate on the Soo Guarantee bill was continued by Mr.Whitney, and Hon.Mr.Gibson and Mr.Whitney ob- Jested to the principle of assisting industrial concerns.The Attorney-Gen- eral, in the course of an able address, pointed out that when the plan \u2018s , 000 L000 .000 2 3 a 2 - 3 of \u2018the first half hour the selling movement appeared to have run its course, | adopted the amounts of wages advanced workmen will be repaid to the bank by the reorganized company.Mr, Pow- and the tone became firmer, with some.eil, of Ottawa, will have the floor this fractional recoveries.given of the step taken by Attorney- General Knox in the Harriman litigation had a quieting effect.The an- nounçement of further gold exports had no particular effect.Union Pacific fluctuated within narrow limits, but recession.Some strength was \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 t ! | On presenting this coupon at N° 210 St.Lawrence Street, Montreal (Monument National Building), ; betwéen the hours of 11 a.m.and 1 p.m: or between 5 and 7 p.mon Thursday and Friday, April 14 and 15: also on Saturday, April 16, between and 1 and 3 p.m.and 7 and 10 p.m.; ; ther stitch braid, finished Ep s5e.doe.Soc, GOe and Powdered Borax, 1 1b._ fawn, olive green, Oxford gray and steel : with deep flounce and fit- .| The Co pkgs.3 for .hee se \u2018gray.egular Frice 45.50.ur 8 to - special price .$1.25 \u2018 Pure Ceylon \"Tea, spe- | \u2018Soap Powder, 7 pkgs.for.206¢ 3 Te = \u2019 \u2019 8 : Nobb / ÿ ' ; M.i bby Percale Wrappers, in elal, 5 Ib.#1.00 Bird Seed, 1.1.pkge.3.10 a.m Special Price Thursday, each.obby Ce Fer oy gir ; | .Formosa Oolong Teas, per (0 RE A EE =5e ., .and white,.pink and white, / (14 A 8 } lb, 40\u20ac and.soc Baking Soda, 1 1b.pkgs.5 ~ 2 ~ .y .and cardinal and white, fin- : i A fit TR i s \u201cCocoa in bulk, per 1b.15e c each 0200005 0e0 0000 q \u20ac, .; Le ; ' , .; ; she i ucke yoke, dou | ' Laundry Soap, 7 bars.28¢ Pure Leaf Lard, per 1b.12}4c 8 to 10 a.m.SPECIAL, VALUE III 4 He To wolty braid.deem - Flour, 9 1-2 Ib.bags.zse Corn Starch, 1 1b.pkgs.\u20ac .flounce and fitted waist lin-.; \u2018 Fl .94 1b.bass doe 8 for 020000000000» =0c ° .ng.poi spécial : ,Ç Bn our, 2 .BS.ooov-ens ¢ Stove Pipe Enamel; 2 tins.15¢ .price ee nana 81.35 ; .Rolled Oat Flakes, 7 1b.20¢ \\ i : - ; Maple Syrup, 1 qt.cans, AO | t -Baking Powder, 1 lb.can.19\u20ac 0 2 Eat LLe.,.caen scan nes 25¢ Boneless Bacon, half or .Powdèred I-ings, all flav- \u2019 ; whole side, per lb.164e ors, 3 for .\u2026 25e MOSS Hemstitched Linens and Teneriffe Two weeks from Monday the iceman will commence his daily rounds for the season.If not prepared for his visit, why not profit by this special between \u20188 and 10 5 m.Great Sale of Boys Suits * AT $1.98 AND $2.49 \u2018The \u2018most astonishing | \u2018opportunities - Lace Goods Thursday?.: ever offered in an Early Spring Évent.: | Boys\" Alr Wooy Surts, $na darestrpe 770 25 ON LY, \"SPECIAL I.INE.OF RE FRIGERATORS, worth effect, made up in the newest spring 3 Numerous styles, and em.$8.50.Thursday, between 8 and 10 am.ouf price will be, each | glen plans on fon and wick ; bracing all - of the -latost ed with inen.Worth $2.75.Our spe- 1 98 8 stitches in drawn work.Only ctal\u2019 price\u2019 .a evascse0s RAR - n by cheapening the quality.of 1.Boys\u2019 Norfolk Suits, of all wool.light .the Linen used can you 4 50 F Bl Si 1k £ 39 .,.Bray Homespun, made up-in a natty cheapen these prices:\u2014 C ancy ouse 1 S, or c Là new style and lined throughdt.These suits would sell in the regu- $2 49 lar way at $3.50., Our special price \"eu : Teneriffe Doylles, \u2018linen centres, lace wheels, round shape only 1fe A THURSDAY 8 to 12 a.m.SPECIAL All-Lace Teneriffe Doylies, round 8hape .0000.19\u20ac : \u2019 : E 14 inch Centrepleces, | round or square shape, linen centre, Tace 49 : THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR : : E wheels \u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026ssoscue esccnencoue Vercae uses ecer senc en caen 0 e or + .: - a .\u2018All-Lace Wheels Centrepieces, \u201csize 14 inches, round shape only 5ge 500 yards.Fancy Silk and Linen Mixed Blouse Silk.Wears Boys\u2019 First Communion Suit KR.| Pure Linen Tea Cosev Covers, with open drawn work and.better than all silk.10 elegant designs, in pretty stripes, ¥ hemstitched frill, at.ceiencennencecenns PP a.Boe range of colors include some of the newest shades 2° WE CARRY A FULL LINE\u2014PRICES FROM $3.50 UR .; Fancy.open drawn work Scone \u2018Covers, pure linen, at.29¢ Cf \u2019 z \u2018 v 9 © or.spring.25 in, wide, Regular price soc.Special - Thèse Sults are all handsomely made up of, all wool Serge 3 \u201c Union Tray Cloths, size 18 x 27 inches, at .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.PA 2be Pri 8 | .or \u2018Venetian, made up in many different styles, with ; Uplon Linen Tea Cloths, 36 x 36 inches, af .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.30 rice from to 12 a.m.Thursday, per yard.cases pleated back and front, while others are perfectly plain.fe lined with Hom.quality black satin.Our special vr ces range from.ereter se 0400000008 } and u N Art Dra er De artment THURSDAY 8 to 10 a.m 555 : pe y p \u2018 : CONTINUATION OF THÉ MS © THIRD FLOOR.SHOE SPECIAL.\u2018.: SES EP Da vor mie the.fie di 25 \u201cGreat Dress Goods Sale | p aE .+ plays of Curtains, Draperies 5 A be \u2018 and Furniture Coverings.\u2018 Cer- $ 0 O X fords \"S > Many ere, the expressions of pleasure 2 Scroggie\u2019s hasers whe 25 Ni Lo Le ress Goods values to-day, and many were the ha urchasers who.; - * tan io Jing exactly what chat profited by this great price cutting enterprise.Ppy P - 4 g for, seeing tha ES A ya .these present the largest and 95 ONLY THREE DAYS MORE 5 i 5 choicest varietios of up-to-date J for C left to participate in this grand clearing Dress Goods Sale, and as all features\u2014many of them quite rices are positively at the \u201cprotit vanishing point\u201d every lady in + « recently passed into stock.: : Moritreal should at least examine the proposition, which includes Re | Values of the nature chroni- 120 > pairs Ladies\u2019 Fine Vici Kid Oxford Low Shoes, patent tips, , SIX BIG LOTS\u2014Seasonable Dress - Goods à UN à bel q e notion Cuban and Military heels, medium soles\u2019; sizes 214 \u2014 d ; : n that it is necessary to pay an Lot.No- 1\u2014Plain Colored Serges, per yard.eee einen.\u2026.\u2026.18\u20ac i i exorbitant price to secure a to 5 only.Regular prices $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50.0 5 Lot No.2\u2014Plain Colored Canvas, Per yard .c.19e EF .7 .: | Lot No.8\u2014Colored Etamines, Colared Grenadine Voile, Fancy - a be.; really good and fit to hang ; Thursday, 8 to 10 a.m.only, per pair, cc ec 0006 C \u2018 Tweed Suitings, Crean Wool Delaine and Black - > drapery, : : ; \"Moire SKIrtings, per yard .vcveenevceveraanns zse Joo me on .\u2018 .vo .Lot No, 4\u2014Colored Snowflake Voile, Fancy Colored Voile, À = MUSLIN CURTAINS.\u201c - GREAT 8 to 10 a.m.SPECIAL ._ Tweed Suitings, Fancy Canvas Cloth, per.yard.49¢ + = : SPECIAL\u201435 pairs Ruffled \u2018 Lot No.5\u2014Tweed Suitings, Fancy Flaked Boucle Cloth, Plain =.== a Mustin Curtains, with lace : 9 Ladi gs\u2019 C bri C Homespuns, and Colored Habit Cloth, per yard.69e¢ ia = rem Sv an neertion, Intermixed °° : \u2019 2 m t ( To.F Mixed Voile, Plain Boucle Cloth, M ish Le _ =) IR UF colors oa \\Dorders, avis >», ; \u20ac a ric orse overs Lot No.6\u2014 weed Suitings, Plain Homespuns and Basket x\" = _ shades of pink, garnet, blue À : >.Cl Cloths, Ard Lier 0 Leu 0e resesauvce -89¢ .- 4 Lee IB 7 and amber, 50 inches wide - NE \u201c AL '35c, 40c and 45c CORSET COVERS, for 196 \u2019 nn Note\u2014Corfie early and \u2018avoid the big crush, * s .x.3 1-2 yards long.Wort 4 : : 1 Sp 12 Jards one a ON ee LE NOTE THIS GREAT OFFER :\u2014Stylish Cambric Corset Goods R Half he ing price Dec 36.00 LOS Cov ~ Numerous Dress Goo emnants at the Lo Lo rman SN =.overs, \u2018some full front and some tight fitting, some |.- - Marked Price , LACE DEON PANELS.TAPESTRY DRAPERY.\u2018 SPR trimmed with Torchon lace, some with Valenciennes .SPECIAL\u201450 Brussels Net .SPECIAL\u201420 different shades lace and insertion, and some with \u2018 embro ; = LC Door Panels, finished.with and patterns to select from; WwW h d T br idery.; ® Re Battenberg * centre; size 1 50 inch wide papestry, ry ort 35c, 40c¢ an 450.hursday, our 8 to 10 yard wide x 1 1-2 yards - ) e a.m offer, each C i S - n= ; Draperies, soft finish:\u2014 will _ : ° au ve 0 sue 000 00e sde a eV a sa 0006 Jong.Worth 31.25, for 95e make a graceful hanging.\u2014\u2014 : mn ; ce Th > .ces a.PR > Worth $1.00.for.per - ~ : REST Sass ; 5 ; SWING POLES, : _ yard aencceuce sessasuens Thc 4 oe .' .' .\u2014A PEERLESS VARIETY SPECIAL\u201435 Oak and Ma- BAGDAD STRIPED REPS.| 85 Emb: d d Fl Î \u2018 45 : , esany Swing Poles, fin- | SPECIAL \u2014 Bagdad Striped Co C roi ere ouncin \u2019 or Cc.In the matter of QUILTS the shed with handsomely carv- .\u2018Reps, the latest colors and Th l bl ca gril ork.The proper styles; considered ome ot.|.ere is only one trouble with this lot\u2014a difficulty that surrounds all sample and Scroggie assortment is second to none, .0 your e oicest cs, 50 Portieres or Hangings, aati vs i Sl \u2018underprice purchase lots ; it doesn't come in sufficient quantities to supply a long: while prices are lower than ever.Worth + $1.60, or 15 for, per yard.50c drawp- out demand.\u2018 .I .heii A353 | - .; : y - RIR ï S\u2014AI si LACE CURTAINS.\u2026 EP TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS.45 in.wide, fine Swiss Muslin Flouncing, tucked and embroidered,.suitable for WHITE SATIS FINISH Tot crus gens in new designs hh *, .> n.e - .\u201c .\u201c30 pairs handsome double Rus- SPECIAL ide Ta Ladies Underskirts and Aprons, Children\u2019s First Communion Dresses, ; : 1 1-2 x 2 yards, from.pres | Pr OLORED PUITS San St, Chantlly Lace gd with aurable knotted , Pinafores, etc., \u20184 different designs, regular value 85e yard ; .to go on 1 sacn Si da.trom \u201cAlhambra\u201d single bed of the latest designs.* and patterns, 2° 1-2 yards \u2014 | sale to- -morrow- at, per yard Citta ietcses rar eatecansaes C \u2019 each oo.ya ees $1.50 | size, each, 50e and.600 Worth 39.00, for, per, Jong.Worth 5265, for 4 ° , Toews 2 x 2 34 yards, from, \u201cAlhambra.\u201d double bed 1.00 Pair s.ie0s0seccmees 87 50 = EACH Lussccenccceuss 82, 00 : 8 âme selections to-morrow ate advised \u2014and remember that the chance is of 5 each .00000000s $1.95 epollet, \"2 x 2 1-4 5 : B- «1 too in Frequent an occurence to delay the choice elem) 2 1-4 x 3 yards: from TL each ES $3.00 °F I 7 mmr is] Ei aan en I RS AX A en an ~ LINE OF oor OV erings S Vv y - Sah RR MARSEILLES TOILET COVERS : \"CROC ouble \u201cringed on three sides, and in We presume you know that the scope of the Art Drapery Depart- .pecial alue Ladies C shr W t bed size.In three qualities, | use qualities, each, 28e, - ment extends to Floor Oilcloths, Linoleums, Japanese ain s and a mere ais s.i * Boe, $1.50 and * 79 3 PS and 456.Rugs.If you are a constant reader of our announcements, the thought \u2019 WORTH $5.00, FOR $3.75 4 / mue es to vou that our prices on these fines are, too, re.; \u2018 ic .°.ere are a couple o tations tha \u2018 ronge those upon the eve of purchasing where to bestow their pat- r Hanlzome Casmee Waists, made i in a most Ie ttractive- rite style, wit shaped yoke - Bi Rem nant Sale \u20ac .\u2018 .rimme wi clusters o oX pleats, sma uttons an om FLOOR OILCLOTH.taffeta silk piping; col | | - ; ; olor .h erflow of Remnants must be checked without dela The best well-seasoned 8-4 wide Floor Oilcloth ever offered.23 y : l PP ô, sof black, \"AAVY and sky blue.Worth are ve TIC hold a big clearing sale be hursday, Frida clay, ao we Worth 30e; at, per Square VATA vusasssssasnos een cancan es, Cc oo regular 35 .00, ur special Price.Ll day, when you an have any remnant in the bunch for half the marked ; LINOLEUM.\u2018 .- NNSA .price.\u201c 8-4 wide Linoleum, a variety of patterns, in all the new colors: \u2018 T7 _ REMNANTS BLACK DRESS Goops, AT HALE THE MARKED , one of the most durable floor coverings ayailable.Worth 60c PRICE 85c.Special, per square yard .cceevecenspecssnsrncccens REMNANTS COLORED DRESS GOODS, AT HALF THE MARKED._ = OPEN PRICE._ On Thursday morning, at 8 o'clock, will be put upon sale: .T 1 REMNANTS WASH FABRICS, AT n \u2018THE 1 RED CB, or A » Bale commences promptly at eight: s'olook and, of cou sa shoppers get first and Jarger.choi ice, \u2019 ty re A 3 Packages GARDEN SEEDS Tor = 5,000 packages Vegetable or Flower Garden Seeds, fresh seeds that will certainly grow.Our special price, : Packages for .odd Pieces of Crockery | | | EIGHT +.5,000 Colored Semi-Porcelain 7 and 8 in.Bakers.Cänno \u201d \u2019 be bought for less than 25c to 35e.Will be cleared at, each t 140 A.M.(400 dos.Fancy Colored Cups with Saucers.Worth $1.35 dos., RE While they last price will be, for 1 Cup and 1 Saucer.« 50 "]