The Montreal herald, 14 mars 1905, mardi 14 mars 1905

[" POR LITTLE WANTS Use Herald Want Column.NO.61.ESTABLISHED 1808._ Sr NE TERE AL HERALD.TO-MORROW'S WEATHER | Fine\u2014Little Change in Tempersture: \u2026 = Sun rode at 6.10} sets at 557; i == \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014-\u2014 \u2014 = me \u2014_ } TWELVE PAGES.MONTREAL, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1905.TWELVE PAGES.a PRICE ONE CENT FURTHER MOBILIZATION IN RUSSIA IMPOSSIBLE Any Attempt to Raise a New Manchurian Army Would Cause Fl- Out\u2014J: , \u201clave the + of Popular Discontent to Break Railway and Russia Car Withdraw the Guns +.New York, March 14\u2014A 4% 7 de- Bpatch to the Herald says: 21 The St.Petersburg corresponc of.the Cologne Gazelle declares thay further mobilization is impossible in Rus- 8ia at present if the mass of the people should declare itself against the con- | tinuance of the war.During a recent visit to Poland high Russia officials, including Baron Nui- ken, chlet of the Wursaw police, sarl that mobilization on a large scale tu the present temper of the Russian people Was out of the queston As the Russian military themselves estimate the men required to form a new Manchu- lan arnv at halt a million, any at- tenipt to mobilize this nnber will undoubtedly lead 10 most serious disorder which would still further complicar.the critical state affairs in the in- terlor of Russia.authorities number of of Foreign Attaches Captured.General Kuroki's Headguarters in the Field, via Fushun, March 14 The country {3 swarming with hungry, disheartened Russians, who are sured der- ing in squads to any pursuing Japanese they meet.Leading have ree mobility ussians Japanese officers fused to criticize the lack of displayed while driving the beyond Tie Pass.Most of the forelgn attaches with the Corded i .ammunitionentrenching tools, telegrapa Russian army, including two American and British officers, were captured at Mukdeit.Yesterday's Operations.Tokio, March 14 11 a.m.-A telegram received to-day from headquarters in the fleld says \u201cJay the direction of Singehing our \u2018forces have been dislodging the eneimnv ot ftom Yingpan, clphteen miles east Fushun, and on March 11 occupied that place.ln the direction of the Shakhe river AV of our tarees are continuing the pur- of the remmant of the cnemy, and sail many Russinn othcers and men are sur- reuderiag to our train guards fie the mountaisous districts cast of the They Pass road.\u201cAglditional spotis taken fn the diree- tion of the Shakhe river ace WARRONS and carts captured seutheast of Chiatli- Lhoutzu.They exceed one thousand with gun ammunition, small and telephone equipment, pontoon ma- torial, supplies and water boilers, \u201cThey also carried fourtesn thousand £-ventfneters and fourteen hundred In-cennimeters shells besides rounds small ammunition ancl varteus military supplies.\u201cIn the direction of Singching the spoils included 120,600 small aminuni- tion, St shells and three thousar id entrenching tools.\u201d COV MADEN OF 173 YEARS WELCOME CANADIANS Ah Ling Hing is @ncerned About Her | Health | There passel through the Windsor Station this morning a woman who, it she does not exaggerate hor age.i= undoubtediy the oldest human heing in the world, Of course, while no on ever cares to doubt the ward of a lads, particularly where a stato me nt regard- DE her age is concerned, vet in wound seem as if the present woman in vase hed at least «Hghtly magnified the tue number of vo ars she has spent on carth, for she gives her age as 173.Ah Ting Hing fs the nani of this Woman, and, as her cognomen would indicate, she halls from the Celestial 1mpire.The detalls concerning her were secured from one of the members .of her party.It appears she left China when a mere slip of à girl of seventy, and she has ben residing in Demerara for the past ore hundred vears, She arrived at Halifax a few days ago from the West Indies and came to Montreal yesterday over the LCR.This ineorn- Ing, accompanied hp à amber of friends, she took the Pavlfio FOX HIER for Vancouver, from which place cho wills take boat for china, =She doesn't think that ehe has very many anore years to llve and she Wants to dis fn her native land.If this Chinese antique is nat quite 173 vears of age.she at least lonke as if, after all, she might have been barn the same year as George Washingtor.He form wis all bent and shrivel, up.and the face, which ware a Kfuliy smile.was lke Just so much parchaner:.She was unable to walk and the men bers of her parity, Who were very gre tentive to her, verre oblige dl to arn her to the trainee PREMIER PARENT AGAIN EXONERAT \u2014\u2014 Special Committee Reports That Senators\u2019 Allegations Are False Qu be Mas TE spe do) The Comma tte appa bi the Hoys ta Mivestigat the charges apruiuer Pr.mier Parent by senatois Legos and Choquette concluded rs Fahors tine morning and ampletely exonerated th Quebec Prime Minister, The foliowing 18 à resume of the report adopted whieh Will be pregented to the Tones this of- ternoon: First.That the nes ueations of Seng.tors l.egr os nat C'Hoquette as set forth tn the devin ban af Nir, Lena ber for Laval, afi osoaede canienidedd oon the Sed of March, fus, nue fee Secor, Thor in the oa, Tay ge Mines and Fishert< Depart nent 1h administration of husitiess has alwavs been carried on by Hon, SN.Parent, and by his officers, witn integrity and honesty.and that no act of favor er tmpartiality has ever heen committed, In conclusion, the conunittee wlsho to express regret that Senators Legris and Choquette did not think proper to uphold the stand whivh they had taken @gainat the department in face of ti public before the commitiee, Whe re ths greatest latitude would-have been afforded them.ee STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS Minnehaha, New York, Laurentian, Glasgow, Bluecher, Hamburg.Breslau, Bremen, Weimar, Genon.Woenig Albert, Gibraltar, Perugia, Marsebloe Kaléer Wm dvr firosse, THenonth, - ° WHAT IS GOING ON © | His Majesty's Edward Terry in \u201cHouse of Burnside.\u201d Academy\u2014Janes C'orcoran In \u201cPretty Peggy.\u201d Francais\u2014The Imperial Burlesquers.Royal\u2014\"Child Slaves of New York.\u201d Les Nouveautes\u2014''Le Controleur +s Wagons-hita.\u2018 Sunday School Lecture, Chureh of the Advent, Rev.Dr.Rexford\u2014'How to grepare the Lesson.\u201d : Dorion Cl4b meeting, 1279 Berrl Btreet.Hockey at Arena -Rat Portage vs.Wanderers, HOW LONDON WILL for the Visit of the Manufacturers.(Canadian Assoclated Press Cable.) London, Mureh 14.Provisional ar- S'hgeineuts have been made by the vomnutitve of the London Chamber of Commerce for entertaining the Cana- Alan nunuficturers during their week's =tay do Londons On te Monday Mr.5.6 Bolton Vill probably give u garden party 4,1 Toiteridge, at which royalty is expected to Le present.Cu Tuesday a visit ta the Roval Ordnance frivry 0° Wooiwieh is piaoned.On Wednesday there will be an official batiquet at the Hotel Cecil, Thursday is left open.On Friday a special en- tertuainment at the Royal 3Jotanical Gardens will be given by the Industrial Chamber.On Saturday there will probably be a garden party at Battle Abbey, given by Lord Brassey.Pro- Vision is being nude for 210 guests, COLONEL HUGHES\u2019 PROPOSAL.Canadian As o lated I'resg Cable) Lovdon, March 14 The Eveninge Standard and the SU James Gazette, refering to Colonel Hughes\u2019 proposal for à full partnership between Great Britain and the colonies, =ax> ft would be well lu some réespreets 1 we could Copy the alertness ast rapidity of The Cotoniel ined, We Lave hardly be- Sut to dream such dreams here, while Canadians are not only seeing the Vision but looking for bs realization.The thine i= not set.hut we must bee prepare for it af tee Mother Country SE Ua Kee pe pace with her sous EDMUND BURKE AND EDWARD BLAKE.Canad A tata d Press cable + Fedo, Maren 18 A vorrespondent writin to the Westminster Crazette Sans \u201cThere 1- an extraordinary ree vendu on far bal festa ss shape of rat 1 feoretheaug und torn between Fast Riake aud Foland Purke Poiry ss stauue of Burke nut-ide Trin- av Cou ge Dur, ight well poss fur à statue of MD Frcebee Thee con = re speodenit sus he directed los ntter - \u2018on of John Morley, Fursos biograph- cr ae of Sr George Trevelvar to the Dkeness whach he saw, or thought foe save, betweru Burke and Blake.Messrs.Monlev arnl Trevelvan hoth \u201csaid they had long before observed à LORD ROBERTS AND TORONTO EXHIBITION.'etuatian Acte aie Press Cable à 1.200 0000 statement of the judge that \u201cI do not well see how it (the option) can be regarded otherwise than as à testamentary disposition, and if it be such then it was expressly set aside by Mr.Cooper's will.\u201d VEAL SEIZURE HEAVY, Nearly 1,000 Pounds Confiscated\u2014 ouseholders Should be on Their Guard.The confiscations for last week, in the city abattoirs, markets, shops and stalls, in uplte of the warm weather, were Lot 80 heavy as might be expected.Ouly three cattle were relzed in the abba- toirs, aloug with one culf, three sheep, two bags, seventeen livere, and sixty pounds of , bruised meat.In the markets, 415 pounds of beef, 966 -pounds of veal, 5K pounds of wutton, 194 | bounds of pork, 151 of sausages, 183 of poul- \"try, 150 of liver, and S1 of fish were taken by the luspectors.The veal selzure was Chevy, as was to be antlvipated.since spring sees any young animals brought in that tare unfit for food.' The stores aud shops yielded of vegetables, 7% of fruit, #0 of candies, 5 pounds of dried peaches, 6 pounds of biscuits, \u201cand 180 pounds ul groceries.10 RENAME THE 260 pounds Streets May be Numbered as in the American Cities The possibility of re-naming Mont- reals streets along American plans, Was discussed at length at a meeting t .| vesterday_ afternoon of the Road's [re and while the proposal ap- peared to fied favor with the aldermen, the question was left over for a Stine too eniable ity Surveyor Barlow \u201cto draw Up 1 plan of the city streets, showing those bearing similar names, The discussion began when a report was rend recommending that St.Ane toine Street be re-named Craig Street, sugpestton failed to meet with which Much Elaborate Festivities Planned MR.CHAS.N.KITTSON.New Canadian Trade Commissioner for South Africa.the approval of Abd ON.Lopoints and Ab Fauvagenwt , Both these geatiomnen opposed the.Ho, After à hbwogæths discussion as to the whole system of street nat = N° York's numerical method Ts eli tioned as belnu readly raodern.Ad.Larisrire supee-ted that =.Jeune Étrent voi, quart eb ors paris te a} 1 neue huile th ae roan in the Sone cee ee Nh = crite el rai ou n° ern hone cards, the smaller ones to be left = then ser J Ald Commu e went further thes th and déclare d'tor 1 syst on af raumbers.Notre Dyaane Steet taieht du cal 1 Fyrst Avenue Crau Street Second Aves Tone, ape earth roe street had Av , PI Saree ronan Up tor the toon core bee sane - ei Hi donne > Spot vol he epee te ate Sree nel tte ath : thoponughto cathe ete ond ows - spectively The different Bdeas ID De .Even in the tobacconists\u2019 windows today one finds scenes depicted: in which Garrick won .fame, as, for instance, the scene fron Ben Johnson's play, or, every day, suits cleaned and dyed in a way that will please.* : R.PARKER & CO, Dyers and Cléamers,, Montreal, Que.2410 St: Catherihe Street, and Biair\u2019s Pills Grest English Remedy for | French-Canadian correspondent for I.e Canada, has tor I = Gout & Rheumatism Ç iy Bate, fure.Effective.\u20181958 Notre Dame.Btrest; .Phonee-\u2014Béi} (Up) 3041; Matin 1597, Metchants 23.All Druggiets, 40c and $1.00 ¢ GYMAN SONS & CO) MONTREAL.Mr, Marc Sauvalle, the = well known writer and Ottawa some time been confined at St.Luke's Hospital with a severe attack of inflammatory rheumatism.He is gradually recovering and expects soon to resume his editorial duties at the Capital., : ; and Windmill Point contracts\u2019 were exceeded.Ta Tree From Fiour to your kitchen and nevor touches a hand \u2014 Purity Bread.James Strachan,Bakers to Royalty prizes will be given.; - \u201cThe Jeadér of The Little Green Men pr TO-DAY'S \u2018Answer to Ploture No.T The names of the two cities referred te in the picture &re 10 Filled Books of Green Cash Receipts.The other prizes offered wilt be illustrated in the competition, and will make a handsome list.Everyone will have an equal chance.a PUZZLE.| esented each one with a card bearing a letter.He gave them instructions to form fines, standing side by side, so that the letters they hold would spell the names of two large towns in Canada.the leader he is in despair at their efforts.Can you tell the names of the two cities he wished them to spell?# nothing to try your skill.Start to-day and see how interesting.it-will become.- Many magnificent into two Judging from the face of Cut this out, and fill in the names of the two towns you can make out with the letters held by the Little Green Men.neatly and pin together with your answer.Also out out the .picture Watch for to-morrow\u2019s.Puzzle | Jin, Dr.Letellicg de St.Just, -C.K.Delorme, «« » + Pa ii ati ii, .; .AE OO TT TN iN Li A.Boyer, Major G.Lefebvre, Capt.Des.I1® meme A el Tach Carrick iff eat ey ll UH : La © e ey Ee nu A A noyers, O.Lemay, Francois Mercier, H.A, P'AYe the part of hel u uly) his HL hm] Qu TE a i .9 .i ih J Til TA ! li ) Cholette,\u201d C.N.Desautels, G.A.Turgeon, {8 now pictured on the a à ck La CS a= .: i } a Uo A.H.Goulet, Detective Lamouche, Elzear Smoking Tobaccor manufacture y n a Le 5H i D A SS ar Roy, M.F.Sheridan, C, A.Cnouillou, H.Lambert & Butler, ot ensland.ave! b_ 7 ta KX .Co : NAT Ti, oe Larocque, Dr.J.B.Trestler, J.Johnson, G.rugger was \u2019 a eu [Tigh : .LE RET! | Lg Strubbe, J.Bessette, J.© A.Madore, Capt.{ and we are told that he dealt in good Nu re _\u2026 ; LE\u201d NX (il OM N a Lu ho b BA Boucher, A.H.Raymond, F.A.St.Laurent, tébacco.The tobacconists of Canada fs \\ to better your condition.To delay is loss to you.Every person who buys Ÿ j CL Lieut.J.Leboutilller, C.Leboutiller, T.J.are apparently following his example, 2 i .Carter\u2019s A.Brodeur, A.Choquette and Sanitary En.gincer J.E.Dore, Governor C.A.Vallee, Edouard Giroux, jr., A.Forget, A.Archam- baudlt, FT.M.Comtoils, J.B.A.Tison, George for Garrick Smoking Tobacco, which they are now selling at 75c per %-lb.tin, is the finest pipe tobacco made.Hains, John P.Daly, Edouard Lad Lr Pierre Chauveau, L.A.Bedard, A.B.- chambault, P.Garon, Nap.St.Amour, J.M.Vigllone, C.X.Tranchemontagne, G.deWer- theiner,, Eugene Globensky, Wm.Bruce, Eugene Tarte, ex-Ald.H.Dupre, W.A.Way- land, C.Baby, H.deSalaberry, A.Gourre, Dr.Pitt\u2019s Pearl Pills J | =o 4 EC a ES {i I, Jem TT ei Fg vi HE TT from merchants who give Green Cash Receipts gets\u2019 absolutely more\u2018 for their money than those who purchased the\u2018old way.Commence a new - book at once.Our beautiful premiums are free to the \u2018persons :\\ who are A | Forme = BE TR il : m 7 LE A WILLE 7 va ittl Li Pi Zz = thrifty and progressive enough to buy for cash ae smn Ll! À e Liver Se |ti.À.Martin, P.B.Mignauit, KE, Major FT ENS i | | \u2018 TRADERS ADV CO ; s .en ; .\\ D 4 ; ora .it : .TEE ; .CT Te 7 EER \u201cMust Bear Signature ot Claude Leprobon.H.Lanctot, b.detorimier Perform no miracles, but di From Merchants who give Cash Receipts CE KE) N \u2019 1 High Constable St.Mars, ¥.X.Perras, Dr.; : k ; Eh ; .\u2018 URL EUX à : | G.Lemieux.M.Benoit, + help nature work cures ._ A j The numerous floral {Mbutes included a co , _ iE Slee Foto aman oon van att of ne Qu that often seem wonderful.| - beautiful anchar from the staff of the Cour eves Arai tater .?\" West End Branch at ; ptit Bet 2 250 & box.At dealers: \\ \u2019 | : | = ee GAMBLING THE CHARGE.LOS \"co.Po 8 : THIS COUPON 19 WORTH ÿ 4 The Traders ADAM LAMY | When Chief C nter decided to rald|{] D ITT MED.0.Box 2384, Ë à - , | the premises of Israel Copoloviteh.pool-|| Dr 11 Moor 207 PO § &J ONE GREEN CASH RECEIPT |: REO 3551=3561 Notre Dame St.À .; ; toum keeper, on Dorchester Street, he Montreal.\u2014.1.o | FOR NEABACHE, evidently, had full nowledge of the ox | Co fi - NEN MARELIIES AT IRE CPMCE OF 5 : oo a \u2014\u2014\u2014 : FORDUZINESS, tent of tho crowd he was ilkely to M ee 150 TRADERS ADVERTISING, CO Advertising Ce E .inst.- .Ts + .\u2018 | , N ° ; , .Re FOR BILIOUSNESS.\"And #0 he took along his little lot © PE - 5 @ : VC .ISINg 0.\"North End Branch.at 5 FOR TORPID LIVER.twenty-five when/ he went on sruvey v a : \u2014 È last night, including Secretary Berri-| sean pump ae gan, to \u2018note the sayings of those of Israel's card-playing clients, who knew OTICE LS UFR ERT the ear: dr enough of an intelligible language to! (f H.Dallaire\u2014assigned\u2014by act of ssle, from tell why they were in the private apart-| jo a Turcotte, Curstors and \"Agaignees, ment behind the pool-room, and what] this 14th day of March.\u2018 co \u2018the little black and red spots on the RE od) FOR CONSTIPATION.FOR SALLOW SKIN.| FOR THE COMPLEXION | À MAR.14) Onty'êne Coupon of the same date } 1008.allowed to eush parcs.ARSENE LAMY \u2026 \" 1835 Notre Dame st.Cor.St.Denis & Duluth'St, GIVE GREEN CASH RECEIPTS a - a UN Coes, \" u our \u2018| cards meant when they were iuterpret=\" vr DA LECLMER, DURE SIOK HEADACHE.- Led out o£ Hebrew, \u2026.- \u2014 =\u2018 ==, TR nT 400008 a \u2014 .ps era y / \u2019 ~ » .« * , + \\ .9 YZ XXTAXTTTXXXN TITAS RITZ ITA XXX 222222222 222 202d BOIVIN, WILSON & CO, Agents, Montreal.THE DEAF-BLIND ANO-OUMB TAUGHT The Thirty-Fourth Annual \u201c Report of the Mackay Institution.J v \u2018The thirty-fourth annual report of the Mackay Institytion for Protestant eaf-Mutes, and the Blind has been 1s- sued in \u2018phamphlet form, and a perusal of the statement, reveals the fact that the dnstitution, financiaily and other- vise, is in a most flourishing condi- tio In the work of teaching \u2018the deat mutes to articulate, much progress has been made, and visitors \u2018to, the, place are much impressed \u201cwith the bright happy faces of the inmdtes, of whom there are seventy, thirty-eight boys, and thirty-two girls.Fourteen are blind, thirty-nine totally deaf, and sev- enteeen only partially so, with defective \u2014 \u2014 den.le rt 1st.ame SR \u2014\u2014\u2014 | THERE ARE REASONS! Why you should use FIVE ROSES FLOUR.We will tell you some of them day by day.Because it is made from the Highest Grade Manitoba Hard Wheat.Try a 6-1b.package of our Breakfast Food.speech.The work of the rticulätion and Kindergarten classes as been most complete; while carpentry, çubinet making, shoemaking, chatr-cuneing and wood carving are the subjects most appreclated by the boys of- the school.The regular public school course is adhered to as far as possible, and music and English are, taught the blind.A gymnasium is to bo erccted In the Institution in the near future, a gift of Mr.David Morrice, one of the vice- presidents.Theo exaumniners\u2019 report, in part,\u2018 says: \u201cWe were first introduced to a blind class made up.of cight pupils, and the ch r£ul anner in ey ab a chao ou pr not irre Jos\u201d of Jepeech and arin pe in a \u2018measure being em.lavas dlso that a $ ont glad gun- shine was being el his elr Je.JLreauurers repart shave.s bal oser terre \u2019 P.E.l.BLOCKADE HAS - : - BROKEN EN ALL RECORDS Railway Communiostien Hes Been Suspended for Five Noeks and Steamers to Mai land for Seven, Pictou, N.S., March 14.\u2014The tie-up \u2018 of transportation in Prince Edward ls- land broke all records on Wednesday last ard 18 still in full force.On the mainland service the lust trip made by the Stanley and Minto was on Tuesday, Jan.24.This is now the forty- elghth day of the blockade.The trains on the Prince\u2019 Edward Igland Ratilway were laid up on the dvening of Tuesday, Feb, 7.This is gow the: thirty-fourth day of the Interruption of rallway com- municdtion throughput the province, \u2018The Stanley, with eighteen passengers on.hoard, spgnt five days last week blocked in the ice rpar Cape Bear, and eventually had to return to the mainland.She was In wireless communi cation with the Minto at Plctou dock during her blockade.\u2014_\u2014 ss WOOD ALCGHOL PLANT TO - BE BUILT NEAR SHERBROOKE A.D.Gall Co, of Montreal, Has Government Contract for \u2018Five Yvars - and Will Put.Up: \u20ac Largo Establishment.Sherbrooke, March: 14,\u2014(Speclal)\u2014The A.D.Gall Petroleum & Chemical Co.of Montreal, will erect a\u2019 chemical plant 5 CRENT NORTHERN 7 \u2018 =\u201c Will Have Indepe: Independent Tezv| minal in the Port.of Montreal.NPN pa ~~ REACHES RIVER Everything Jaste longer.What does old style washing do to the clothes?Tha Great Narthern Railway lan completed plans by which it expects to port of Montreal, The company has secured # rece of property from the.Viau estate In the part of Longue Pointe al\u2019 most next to Viauville, and it is in tended that terminal lines should Be built from the present Great Northern Railway lines to the water front.Up to the present time the company has been using the terminals of the Canadian Pacific Rullway.tor shipment by the.St, Lawrence, riled cut us soon as arrangements are muda between the company \u2018And the.Harbor Board by which the latter wil! build the wharf glmilar to the one it Mas constructed further down for the Locomotive and Machihe BGEVENTY-FIVE CENT TABLE.vo ONE DOLLAR TAULBE.ONH DOLLAK AND FIFTY CENTS TABLE.TWO DOLLAR TABLS, ! | Victorian, 13,000 tons.ALLANLINE .Triple Screw Virginian, 12,000 tonn.Triple Screw ST.JOHN AND HALIFAX TO LIVERPOOL Calliug at Moville, ROYAL MAIL SERVICE.ren st John.Manet \u201c2 Mar.- loniea - - - x Ner.9 Mar.- Tunisien: - - 26 Ma.27 Mer, 18 Mar.- Parisian - - 4 April, 3 bgrif 23 Mar.- Victoriao, new, B April, 10 April 30 Mar.- Bavarian - 15 April, 17 April, 0 April - Virginian, now, 22 bprit.24 April, Tuntslan\u2019s record passage, Movitle to Rim br Ô days ¢ bourse.Bavarien's recer r 8 days, 3 hours 12 minutes.| Cuisine unsurpassed.Polite attention.Abe ' solute ¢leanliness, Electric lighting and steam beat throughout.RATES or PASHAGE\u2014Cahln, $40 and up wearda, according to steamer and location © room, Eecond Cabin, $37.50 und upwards.Bteerage \u2014 To Liverpool, Louden, Glasgow Belfast or Londonderry, $27.60 and $28.75, MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL, fonlan - - - - 6 May Tunisien - - 2 Ju Niotorian - - 12 May Victorian - - 8 June Bavarian - - 19 May Bavarian < 18 Jung Virginian - - 26 May Virginian - 23 June H.& A.ALLAN, 65 Common Bt, Montreal a \u20ac pu inspector of Westrnount, 1t 1s announeucd All are.covered with nice, choice first subject was musie, Their piano = | > h » IL oode, at very low prices.A 1 8 nd the singing of Mr.In this section of the Townships that {that the Road Cominittee will at next 8 , | j LAKE OF THE WOODS MIL' ING CO'Y, LIMITED a Solos and duets, a dno puni Sd in.WII glve employment to 1itty hands |Ieeting reconunend that the offices Le cARGEY, CANDS © AND | PLAYING Canadian Pacific Rallway 0o.\u2019s , structor, did them great credit.Later|&Nd use about 14,000 cords of wood |ämalgumated with thut of town en- { \u2014 = on this same class was examined in| Yearly.The president, Mr.A.D.Gall,{&lneer, and that all the dopartmeuls QG.W.CLARKE & Co.ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES.1 : bother subjects, such as reading, writ-| Was in town on Bgturday.and stated |be administered by Mr.F.LL Fellowes, 970 ST, CATHERINE ET §T.JOHN, N.B., AND LIVERPOOL.; : ing, arithmetic and history, In all of| that His compdiry had not yet decided |Uie present ciglneer.2270 ST.CATHERING 8T.From Liverpool.From ge John, N ; A \u2018 WELL DRESSED MAN which they manifested proficiency.an a location, but that, In ail probabil-| It was pointed out that Mr.Robert- |= Mar.7,.JAKE MANITOBA .Mar, *4 \u201cProbably no branch of the 1mnstita-| ity.it would be between Sherbrooke |Son in his work was largely guided.hy [== = al Mar, 21.LAKE CHAMPLAIN .\u201cApril : \u2018tion's work Is more Intensely Interest- and.Eastman.The company hag the |tho expert information given Lim by \u2019 April 4.LAKE ERIP .eevenens ApH] ; ° IS THE TERM APPLIED TO THE MAN WHO IS ing than tho Kkindergarten department.Government contract for wood aléoho! Mr.Felluwes; and that on this bein a | DRINK RATES or PASSAGE\u2014FIRST CABIN\u2014T9 i : Here we found u- large class of deaf for five years, and In addition to this|the latter from the start would be in 2 Liverpool, 347.50 and 800 and upward, acco à 199 mutes, - averaging about five Years of|they will also.\u2018manufacture chatcoal, position to assume full control of the - BEA V ER ine to steamer and accommo tion.Rou Ÿ 664 age.The: quickness with which they| acetate of Hme \u2018and other by- -products.departments.rip Tickets at reduced rates.: read the teacher's questions by simply \u2014\u2014 Mr.Fellowes has bcen an official of ; Becond Cabin, to Liverpool, $57.60; to Lone watching hër lips, \u2018and the ready and J the town for au number of years past, ° don, $40.0.Round Trip at reduced rates.REV.DR.JOHNSTON ON .ford prow up the first, report on ths Caledonia ; gird Class Rates to Ljverponl, Londo .Ç sh mé eas ty of water and electric.light asgow, Belfast, Londonderry and Quésen ) lo of -AIT PL Ts clothes Shap Dols him out as = man CONVERSION oF ZACGHEUS plants as municipal enterprises.Mayor | .sown, \u2018326.60.From Liverpool, London 08 t look {t\u2014wear good clothes\u2014~l.e., Our clothes.: Lo.~ ; _ Duclos has proposed that Mr, Fellowes .Water £ x ondonderry, $47.50.â , Rev, Dr, Johnstan - of the American ehould go to England shortiy to report : .Ç .8T.JOHN, -N.B., TO LONDON, i | CAMPBELL S, Corner À McGill and St.James Sts.\u2019 .Church addressed a large audience at |© the operation of municipal plants.; (Via Halifgx, NB).! \u2018| the Men's\u2019 Meeting yesterday after- PNEUMATIC TUBE TUE E Health eudorses it.Taste prefers it, [LAK MICHIGAN .eevee ApH 4 | 1 4 .jnoon in the Young Men's Chirstian pen .TUBE ROUTE.=> emer \u2014 (MOUNT TEMPLE .vercennne es April 23 ru F - sociation, taking as his subject \u201cI'he : \u201cda ; | - J Carrying Third Clans passengers.only.DEATHS AT NAPANEE.Lovertaok him.One son and one daugh- Conversion of Zacchaeus.\u201d His de- Roads Committee Decide Upon Cratg, ° i 1 R A : Excellent accommodation in.closed rooms.® ; = 1)\u2014 Ler survive.: scription of the localrconditions under St.Antoine and Cathedral Streets.at À Mates, to Londou and other: British, \u2018Bcan- 0 - Napanee/-Ont., March 14.\u2014(Specia |\u201c Word was\u2019 received yesterday of the which Zacchaeus lived, the dislike and At a special meeting of the Roads dipavian and Finnish points, sume as via î One vf, Napanee\u2019s oldest and most re! death of Mrs.Nelson Rost, Napinka, .hatred which he experienced at ' the Committee yesterday, a change was Fast Ottawa Service Liverpool service, 4 spected residents, James C.Huffman, Man.Decezsed\u2019s maiden name was.2 a-rè À | hands of hits touritéfmen, the compara- made In the proposed routa of the post 8 t Station 8.MONTREAL (Via Quebec) TO LIVERPOOL, N passed away on Saturday morning, Miss Aliis 1, and her many friends in| J Scient tive Isolation Jud, our clsr of his life office pneumatic tube to the Bonaven- leuve Bonaventure ining, ro.ox LAKE CHAMPLAIN sens May 11 June 14 \u2019 bas CC ; ; ln, town ill be pained to hear of her | MF Produ was extremely rédlistfc without being ture G.T.R.sfatton.tawa en a = dail Ye m.ex.Bunday, |FAKBEERIE .May 25 June 28 Car aged eighty-four years.Deceased was -dcaih.Co 4 x sensationdl, \u201cThe story was told also | As decided this morning, the tube will #0 wm.dally, 4% D.7 |LAKE MANITOBA .June 1 July 4 of «< in the best of health untÿ a few weeks: Adam Friskin, a well known resident .of how the Saviour came to 'Zacchaeus\u2019 |run.down'Craig Street to St.Antoins TT Apply to taf ago, when he suffer 4 a slight stroke, {of Richmond township, died Sunday, home and of the penitence.and spirit| geet and to the depot by Cathedral REDUCED FARES Canadian Pacifie Av.Co.Atlantis Si lo Li I Lut had not been confined to the house after a short illness, aged eighty years.of restitution which this awakened In \\strect Mr.John Galt, Government UN VE 1905 Radian l'aciie ny.vo, Allantie oieamship Lind § con tor uny length of time.On Friday he \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 the mau\u2019s heart.The speaker con- engineer, of Toronto, was present at the ç M eu MAY ra Le Beard of Trade Building, Bt.Sacrament St, va was down at his son's drug store and\u2019 Tha Allan Line H.M.S.Tonian arrived cluded \u2018his address with a strong aD: |mecing and concurred in this plan.econ J Taichi! pures rom Montreal.cok was dressing at 7-o'clocx, w hen death {at Halifax, 11am, March 13 Po to mien to enter upon.the, Christian It \u2018was greed to allow De Lorunier GRATTLE.VICTORIA.VANCOU- $48.90 wa \u2014 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 == \"afr.Fred C.Carter with té maintain Rachel Street froin Fron-| VER, PORTLAND .%.od me .: L.\u2018 pe sang.» : e tenac Street to De Lorimiér Avenue.Wi ra | RO mé ; strength nt fools a \u2018his selection A lotter was read from the Depurt- Ris BPORANE \u2018gai $46.40 REFORD AGENCIES ass was -much en oye The male quar- \u2018Nn , Can \"ANACONDA.BUTTB, HELENA, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ce \\ : ; tette by Messrs.Best, Keddy, Daggett the construction of ae louching -__ SALT LAKB .c.cvcenronns $415.90! .DONALDSON LINE.> ., : COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER, ces and Cartor was well rendered.Lachine canal, and the committee was - $45.50.Glasgow Weekly Service from 8t oat ai dome a De Ne Pons ani net à idee Vide awd YiCeises 16 40°00 \u201cMee ono \u201cWL ve - \u201cThe Conversion, of Nicodemus-\u2014A.enould bo the result of ne moment Low md \u2018many other point Tn connection WiC ing at dnatieh or \" > o rates to many other points.Sailing at daylight on cat Publié Man.re ; LS : Prom Glasgow.To Glasgow.- .; Feb.11.88.4 4 cae ae oe ar.| dai.| Ling RICH SALVAGE FOR HALIFAX | WARDEN OF CHATEAUGUAY 157 8e .Sages Boat Telephone iin 4 ana \"Fed WEST rea aru a ! ot 7) J vy BOAT.Howick, Mord, Mo tspecial At 8 \u2019 «i, or Borarenties Station.THOMSON LI NE n =r { ° Halifax, N.Ba, ch 14.\u2014(Speclal.)\u2014 sr Cliateauguay, held on Thursday, the | AT London We 7 Ser vice from 5 RT, 1 | Thé stenmer Tor o plcked up fo rich yin inst, at St.Martine, Mr.Edward Ma\u201d; ky : 1 te salvage prize 780 niles southeast ot here: McGowan, merchant, of St.Martine, CANAD TYE In connection ord are i Saturday aud, sue easfully brought the| was eli'téd warden of, the county.Ar, | A From, Neycastie, RE apple Lande.: j ame duck to port at 10.30 yesterday, 1.Jas.Brysoa, \u2018Mayor of Howick, and a ù Nan secs EEE È ! ts the steamer Montevideo, \" hich left! Louis Baud, mayer of St.Chrysostom | ACI Als Poh 5 Dwncza oredl sucepekorn cr Me 3 ; New York on the 7th for Cadlz, Harce-|parish, wWers numned delegates, Mesars.\"TR NING.ÿ |Jona and\u2019 Genoa, with a broken shaft.| Lafond dnd Poirier auditors, and Man 348 90 Co L LE SAP j The Toronto wmanuged to get a stecl| Mallette, secretars.- a $2 Nbr Ta wl - .hawser on bonrd' and the steamer cathe \u2014\u2014\u2014 ™ SEX MES ISLS oF ITNT, 2 Lalong at u five.knot clip.The Monte-| st.BRIDGET'S NIGHT REFUGE, - U til Sar 3 wn whe snr ite a ar © vide 1 > ' \u201c Ts aa an + : res in part of bes very mature M le Le dry dock here torres| gy report of St.Bridget's Night Re-.Vancouver i nt TraNaT LA WESTIN Farms Tor herself with Fromen delights in \\ | \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 fuge for weck cuding ser day March Yietoria | Nay 15th.ASENTS\u2014T, T Virod Town.TI.Sema x: ' er ag- \\ M.shows thht the following had a .Trade, Termes, Ruatiei mn ln + ao \u2018 \u201c LOAN SOCIETY GOBBLED UP.| night lodgings and hrsakiast: Sher Seattle 1 tent: St sou, oe æ ax 5, very such woman will reed fhis Kingston, March 14 (Special -=The -203; French, \u201c195; Engils .ther à announcement with care.| Imperial and Colonial Youn and In [pusttonaetities 22, Total, 431.Ty | Freoend Sass THE RIGERT FESR SIMPY, \u2014 Mate, à.- vestinetst Society, of Toronto, Het about er = Port eutreai 3 THAR Tr.ITT i WHO WE ARE ito quietly buy up the stock \"Of the On- | > 5 3 RE AQUTRE Ada $ - = \u2014 tarto Bulldog and Fuvifigs Soetoty.- 0 C 0 t Afte + Lower rates wo may athar nas.= We ae = Tez Foxy PUBLISHING.Comrany, of Indianapolis, Li.dians, the proprietors and publisners .und soute saccecdet by paying cash in .ne ame u er - | aves Th > be > ê getting control of the major portion | OTTAWA ton a.LN gm] FURAESS.um à al, Je he va Several of the large voice TRAIN \u201cDu 2».pe J sold out, but sowie of the largest still) J .Le Pace Vigne a refuse to let thelr stock go.The To- | The Other.SERVICE x.35 nm.Propesee Sulinge fameuses oure.Lies ee ronto Company le no longer paying! | ePugie.ve ST.Ji NI, VU AACSESTER we cash Lut is giving other stockholders | \" ooludel.© uns ong __ From A four per cent, debentures of 465 own, LE \u2014_\u2014 .o3ly.Caer Tubs week Mavs aX MAY duane.# \u2018outre : wii elect a new directorate at an early | .TIEKET OFF.ses = ro * = ovine Tauer , ar 1 5 \u201d date, Lo \u201d 0° i anes HN Mas a.p \u2018Aerratuat SP, > + ! Ce ee .; s xx Pace Vines Un 7 Nasr.Waa desia DIpUE SE Avi + x | SUDDEN DEATH OF C.F.KINNEAR.Suffered with Boils for Six | = PN Swen wer 3 2 o | \u2018 .JOM I Lim 1OUVE Leviers Tave Îrst \u2018Lane â { se John, N.B., March 14 (Specialy | .LOUOLLCISIOR OS 5 Mituu pnw JL ese 1 Charles Wi Kinnear one of thy dens } Months INTERCOL TITS sedge e.citizens wf Ht, John, diéd very suddenly 7 SAAD I.EW 1 on Sunday ve ne after attending pet- .\u2014 R A i L WAY : # FA aw GE \"1e moniuy maine of ealture {or \u201cwomen who think.'* We flave nearty a quarter of a million of subscribers airendy an ay hurl.en, N Pa L ever Tad eee Sa Surman hand 3 and you provably know our magazine, possibly you are already s » if so all the better, if not, ask us for a hure he Mr Eli Brai Meadowsid 3 @ Se luli.8 qu.oc \u2019 fu church and phllanthropie work.Lu! fr.16 zeau, eado 9 Tas, \u2018PU t su ple copy and it will be sent free of charge.The proprietors of this.newspaper know all about our reliability and \"le Hurvived by thrée sons, Mntrison, at | ed wT Ed wong.they will peurs pus het we will cary aut any promise we make.Byduey, Charles at Sault ste.Marie, | Station, Ont, telis of his ex; NSU TIUCLATY WE .MADAME is clever stories and beautifully illustrated articles every month, and is the official organ of The and rank at home, and two daughter, | - LBAVE SUNDAYS AT 1% NOON ARNE THY-à 3% \\ imitedt: igs .£ National Council of Women, re esenting over three million club women of the country.This fuct « als vo one ut home, the othei-the wife.uf Rev.perience with Boils and F ss wi & 0 fy pa y J lumes- make ol 1 for our magazine as it is the paper in the world with such an endorsement.: ; Edward Lunde Ek Port Hope, Ont, Pe aking (bees traine male ices MONTREAL.i ee ie $ \u2018co Da > WHAT WE OFFER BRITISH.MAILS DELAYED.Burdock Blood Bitters, | [tear HE TE 5 We offer every woman who acce ep our proposition, eith either of the collections described below absolutely free, and we to ihe Cunard Mare 1 The pale He says : \u2014 \u2018In the Spring \u2019 DOMINION LINE STEANSHPS § 3 will send whichever oug you ask preg to any address in the United States.We guarantee these plants and which \u2018returned 10 (hia fort with her! of 1889 I was continuall THE MARITIME EXPRESS PORTLAND TO LIVERRWL.3 roses to be stroug and healthy; same to grow and produce a profusion of flowers THIS year.Altho' it may he early to rebucrhontd Das so-pipie ad a plate below = ; y Canada © CS Ne 18 Vanvouter Ages, + x plant ' them out doors you should secure them at once as we only have a limited nuniber of plauts and.f 1ey grow all 410 broker, will take tonger than anti-/ troubled with bolls \u2014 ong, one of the finest.solid vestibule trains os Welshmea: Mar 25 Nesuzgrs: Ae Cs * the better if started indoors now and planted out later.clputed, ft la not expected: Jhgt she.comi tte ther for about six taie vontineat, lreving Al moon daily.except.ix5mion.Aprs! 1 Cada.will be able to continue het sevesy| ng after another for abou lBatyrdéay, coñnecte at Halifax with tbe The S$.Canada is the faste: > ; | [unt Tuesduy .months, 1 suffered terribly, and PICKFORD BLACK steamers, for pe Candia rade Bodizg a read & 3 » - - | TR, «3 COLLECTION NO: 1 .COLLECTION NO.2.Tr ha Luwunia hu honed, the hridteh.was in a very bad condition, In| BERMUDA, THE WEST INDIES, DEMERARA : Nisabi saloons.eleciric lights, seed a2?} mails of March 10 white shou , or _ .\u2019 ® have been deliversd in Montreal next| August I got a bottle of Burdock .\u201crin \u20ac inseCanada, Fi, Pominion.#2 | : : | RUBIN Hunday and muy now be at Ivust forty-! Blood Bitters, and began to feel: à | Third.Cines\u2014 Liverpool or prinsipal Britisa .1 LATANIA BORBONICA PALM * .An improved Crimson Rambler Rose.elght hours lator In arriving.| better after teking it.I kept o SHORT LINE T0 UEBEGC ports, $27.50, Best of all Palens.} KEYSTONE \u2018 CALLED TO TORONTO CHURCH.| 2 pt 09 L PORTLAND TO BRISTOL.I CYPRUS GRACILIS pel one a urd, ever-blooming, Boston.March 14.A call to hecomo| RHE 1 had used five bottles, and Co | Turcoman.Maz.25 Manxman,.Aprl 3 : \u2018 ofton, Marc ¢ vcoma | 1.40 a.m.dally, excopt Sunday.| For sll particulars, apply to.local agent, A handsome decorative Dlon!.! WHITE MAK \\* COCHET puator of the Waimer Itond Maptiat cam truthfully say that I was cured, | |a'avon daily.excopt Saturday.on ! Beat Whic, Roa for open ground culture.Churgh at Toronte, \u2018Ont, han been ex- ~ | ; 0 i 1 CAREX JAPONICA ! HENRY M.STANLY ROSR tended to Rev.Avery L.JHhaw, pastor and have remained so ever since.ne vus aur TRAIN.daily xcept | DOMINION LINE, : \u201cnique and graceful.Calor clear awber rose tinged with fine of the BroukHne Baptist Church, Bool) 1 have not.had the least sign of a Sunde.& sleeper, | 1 ST.SACRAMENT ST., MONTREAL.apricot yellow.line, Masd., through a cominlttco sent \" which passengers can occupy at 9 pa.° 5 \u2014 2 CANNA LILIES, (Selected) \u2019 | GOLDEN GATE from the Canadien a h.M | dns boil.\u2019 All trains\u2019 depart from Bonaventure Station.\u2014 ; : has asked for ton days lo consider the ; \u2018 Unequalled for summer blooming yellow and clear rose, Uriged \u2018with golden matter, \u2018 There is \u2018nothing like Burdock -, : MONTREAL PARK & ISLAND RAILWAY co.PREESIAS : : 1 CLOTILDE SOUPERT > Blood Bitters for bad bto oils : 8 From Post Office\u201420 min.ser- Deticionsiy scented Sowers.famous mous variety.Color ivory white ahad- SECRETARY OF K.P.RAILWAY.d i i ok \u2019 CITY TIGKET OFFIGE : LACHINE 008.p., 30 min.service 8 p.m.{ SWEET VIOLET 1 or to silvery rac.Kingaton, Ont, March 14.\u2014(Spcctas, PiMples, ° dyspepsia, in gestion, 143 St, James SL.and Bongventure Station.to 12 miénisbt.Last car, 12 aldoigbt, From .\u201cow « .- .A La lo rv , sweatsst Slower that grows, A TE DE LYON \u2014Mr.Archibald MoNaughton has been Or any trouble\u2019 arising from the | Linchine=20 tn.ovis be ints am.Teast The ° de { the nest yellow! Tea Roses fn cùi- appointed Beoretary-(reagurer of tho Stomach Liver Bowels or Blo d, EET eT 80 6 midnight.SAULT AU-RECOLIAIT-\u2014 j EI CURL DA animist Rll From ok Brkt Sain © longs Bice | ' : In succession to Mr.John Whitcherd.m\u2014rrree arrears utland 0 Railroad \u2018evéry balt hour.a ) A.0 a.m.Extra car dail a He has mu À been i ere R hour lle ns to Tenderaon Station ae po ht ra Br tard, ei er om yea on hs form below Tous em fly Sema doing that agent prev us ho wad pe Oitice Supplies.) ote t.stats 6.10 p.m; For Sault su Reco a ras Rr RS EEE a rams [ows in Mostrens 10 Sent sue wen kone vn potatr ONTATR From H Rerat Aves sent eu , ontreal is -.= : can purchase Ba betas Mares In Amen re mia QOVT.CANDIDATE ELECTED IN| \"Led with Office Supplles of ait Modi Traine Leave ar Followst mervice 140 00 10 ain pe EE Eee Remember one dollar brings Mans for cua rear aad etter of the above collections peupaid, or f you ave sirvady à subseriber te Manann : NORTHUMBERLAND.tatloery, eto.30 AM axing, BN einen Hy, oxcept Ave en OART IBRVILLE~Prom RooWwdon's \u2018 = 8t.John, N.B.March u.a (Special) Printing,\u2019 Bookbindine, Rul Troy 4.20 pm, Atbsny,.445 pit, Now tlon\u201440 min.\u2019 aorvice & &.tm.to IP Mid.* A i, om ny EL TL ST Saturday was nomination Say | in Nerth- possing, Rellets, etc, quickly a Sed ches.York 845 p.n., Boston 8 p.m.Worcester aight.From Caritervilie\u2014do min.service 8,46 : Asa 1 inducement to send erin LE étre dion te umberiand for | the.he seat tn e Logan © 7,3 pm.n fo 11.40 pu, 5 tion to MADAME and the collection ne ified drone ture vacated b: rement of PH FO TIE 7.10 P.M.\u2014NIOHT EXPRESS, dally, arriv- aii Ties aa ree Sower gardening and home t actes at Loggte, elected ne Ottawa.Ro \u2018 JOSE R R,.Burlington 10.10 p.n., Troy 2.50 e.m, \u2014 Ty Yo easily worth the years su vos your Murray, the .Goyernment candl .ew York 7.17 ae Boston 7.00 a.m, ! 2 = oo vas alected by ac mation.: _ .%4 ST.JAMES sTREET, ' orcester 6.37 a an gC L on co N TO-DAY \u2014 ICENSE LAKE AT LAKE mika ANTIO e Puilmen : Sleeping \"and Parlor Osre on \u201c3 A as \u20ac b.R PAL RA x : \u2019 NOL \" : a, .trains.very, Lo The Ford Publishing Co,, Indianapolis, U, 8, A, .| @herbrooks, March \u201814 \u2014The Counell.of | P 3 & B ç be re accommodations and tickets a 141 N'a SWEATERS Go Gentlemen ;-Ploaso send me one yoars sub= Mpg, Lake Megantio unanimously voted to| ungae oe CY domes Street, sad Wideot gat fon.ans Eee à seription to Madame, commencing with the np Q,__ ve ce cs grant no liquor licensos this jean |\u201d Se, 21e Pme ass Au ue amie Waisrs.iy meme aumber, one years subscription State - TALK OF WAPERIALIOM, 2365 Catherine Bt.\u20ac roe : ame Eo ons | Nome & Flowors, commencing with the me a of thi Dmpire \u201cwill he most up-to-dote Hair ere tn we ARONAQN à RUTENSERG talogus No § meer De also Flower Collection for which I enclose one dollar fers per phe Daughters alle\u201d this sven oly, Ladies 40d Geutiomen adudié all\u2019 Awnbrol Soe DR JAEGEN SORA ar SYSTEMÉHHNpe gr talk Tmperi \\ befote \u2018atvité 1 * 1 Ne, \u2014\u2014\u2014 BU prepaid to your offer in the.eemrrmrrrmr | ins ue 10.50 a.m.Eps hace, Cur Wiss abe Tepe dre We ling, XR re ES juve st Catherine verbes.; a 2 .n ra Jane \u2019 | Solon, Satisfy orld ! , KAl 220 eet I wees \u2018 of the fraternity ty gre à invited w.a par Nally - Ha Ss ! of amen eel were ve RT WT CET : 7 .c LA * .\u201c 3 i .qe \"ie os , ?+ y À : ; ë + Dei Ny es 2 Re eel 82 TW - \u201cLE ; kt 3 Loe SAT] res IER EYE] 2 FELL ES FIRE RHR RE XE A RRRRER) : a CC eaveisiNGE eNO PERNA Better: Than-1 Have For Years.\u201d ( MR.JOHN NIMMO.CMS III I II IE SERIES SBR RNR IR SE SA XK 1 233 HAR 2 2 ARIE SKA EIA ERRLRFLLELLLXREXLXX% ¥ mien Mr.John \u2018Nimmo, 215 Lippincott St., Toronto, Can.a prominent merchant of that city and also a member of the Masonic Ordér, writes: -\u201cl have been in poor health generally for over four years.When 1\" caught a bad cold last winter it settled in the bladder and kidneys, causing serious trouble.| took two greatly advertised kidney remedies without getting the desired results.Peruna is the only remedy that was really of 4 } any benefit to me.It seemed to act | Pate, ve URE A COLD BBFORE IT DEVELOPS INTO CHRONIC CATARRK %.BRUNO BEAUBIN, Vice- President Central Caithness Association St.Jerome, Montreal, Can., writes: \u201cJ have found Peruna of inestimable value for colds and catarrh., and I am pleased to endorse it.I took It about a year ago when I had! contracted a heavy cold and my system was all run down as a result of the cold.After taking the first bottle I was much better, and two bottles made me well.I think you have a splendid medicine in Peruna, and I wish you success.\u201d Colds are considered one of the ne-' cessary ills of life.One is liable to atch cold both summer and winter.Very often a cold is the starting point or cause of a lengthy and dangerous catarrhal disease.Colds are always dangerous and should never be neglected a day.in perfect harmony with the system, eliminating the poisons, stopping the ravages of the disease and gradually restoring me to heath and strength.for catarrh of the pelvic organs on the market.kidney trouble nor a cold in my system, and in fact | feel better than | | have for'years.| gratefully acknowledge the merits of Peruna.\u201d I consider it the finest remedy.| have not had a trace of + - À cold is the beginning of catarrh.It may cause catarrh \u2018of any of the in- \u2018ternal organs\u2014the head, throat.lungs and stomach especially.A remedy that (Will cure a cold, then, would cure all | these direct effects of colds.Peruna is i 8uch a remedy.We have letters from tall over the United States attesting to i this fact.The poor and rich allke use jand recommend it.A book of testimon- jlals in the exact words of the writer | sent to any address free of charge by The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.| Peruna is for salé at ail first-class\u2019 | drug stores at $1 per bottle.«1f.you do not derive prompt and sat- j isfactory results from the use of Peru- na, write at once to Dr.Hartman, giving a full etatement of your case, and j'he will be pleased to give you his valu- \"able advice gratis.n | Address Dr.Hartman, President.of i\u2018'The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.MH CONSTABLE [5 UNDER ARREST oseph Boisvert, Officer .of Bedford County, Under Serious Charge.Sweetsburg, \u2018 Que., March :14.\u2014(Spe- ial.)\u2014The arrest of Joseph A.Boisvert he high constable of Bedford, has proused considerable interest through- ut the district.« The charge is fhat he high constable tried to notifly a an named Chalifoux that a warrant mens > NO SUBSTITUTE has yet been found for cod liver oil.There are so-called extracts, wines and cordials of cod liver oil that are said to contain the \u2018active principles but not the oil itself.This is absurd on its face.You might as well extract the active principles of wheat and- make bread with them.The best form of cod liver oil, that can be digested and assimilated most easily, is Scotts Emulsion.| 1 SCOTT & BOW Chaunple Foret, Out) 2188 Notre Dame 8¢, 91 St.Lawrence Gt, 71 Bleury Street had been taken for his arrest.Chali- foux' was arrested by Baliff Andrew Wright.2° : Boisvert was admitted to bail, preliminary.investigation being for Saturday morning: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014pnt the set Vaccinate for Cancer.; In the March issue of the Booklover# Magazine Dr.Doyen, the French surgeon, who claims to have discovered the specific bacillus of cancer, and to have compounded a specific serum fur its destruction,\" makes a statement In the form of an interview.The doclor's {claims have been under the close scrutiny of a commitiee of celebrated French surgeons and their report hes been favorable so far.gan his investigations twenty-five years ago.\u201cI had frequently\u2019 tried interstitial injections of solutions of lactic acid, chloride of zinc, and various other antiseptics, but unsuccessfully.This failure and the results of my stud- fes generally led me, in 1888, to try vaccination\u2019 by a method similar to that used in peripneumonia, a method in which the virus of a fresh peripneu- monic lung Is introduced at the root of the tail of healthy animals.The patients upon whom 1 experimented had been attacked by cancer for the third or.fourth (ime, that is to say were doomed, so my.experiments were at least inoffensive.But I did not obtain any results worthy of interest.for the fragments of tumors inserted under the skin were.reabsorbed.It wae in following up this idea of vaccination against recurrence of the disease after operatiori\u2014in the same way as Pasteur when he showed the possibility of curing people bitten by mad dogs by successive injections.of rabid virus, first of.all very weak and thén in increasingly strong doses\u2014that I started in 1901 to vaccinate against cancer with toxines and vaccines from cultures of mi- croooccus neofarmans.\u201d The method of vaccination, \u2018Dr.Doyen claimyx, \u2018\u2019bestows immunity slowly, gnd its effect lasts for several years.\u201d Periodical vaccination may.therefore, answer in.the affirmative the question, \u201cCan cancer be cured?\u201d Co .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cMy uncle died yesterday.sir, \u2018and I want \u2018you to officiate at- the funeral.\u201d Can you .say something nice about him?\u201d \u201cBut I don't know him.\u201d \u201cGood! \"You're just the man I want.\u201d .a STROUD'S eas and The People\u2019s Preference for over.32 Years.nL © STORES - The best thing.to put by:for a rainy day is good health.: Co 2029 8¢.Catherine \u20188t.~1818.8¢, Catherine 8t, - Los \u2018Angeles, Cal.\u2014The Seventh Street bridge over los Angeles river, fell to-day, carrying\u2019 with it.into the flood-swelled river twelve to fifteen persons, two of whom: are belleved to have been drowhed.The list includes Mrs.Clara Webb, who was rescued from the flood, but probably fatally hurt dy falling timbers, Valparaiso, (hill\u2014Pisagua (44 miles north of Iquique with a population of habitants owing to the fact that hundreds of people there have died of bu- Lonic plague.Houses seeming deserted have been opened by the police and found to .contain bodies in an advanced stage of putrefaction.London.\u2014The Rev.Dr.John Watson, (Ian Maclaren), has resigned the pas- torship of the Sefton Park Piesbyter- fan Church, in Liverpool, In his farewell address, Dr.Watson said he -was worn out and could not go on.\u2018He never had been strong, he sald, and had to do this work with \u2018hindrances from bodily weariness and now his strength is nearly exhausted.Vi OBITUARY | Halifax, March 14.\u2014Enock Dodge, postmaster of Bridgetown, since 1867, and one of the oldest and most respected citizens of that town is dead.Peterboro, Ont, March 14.\u2014Eliza Ann, wife of Mr.S.J Griffin, is dead at the! age of eighty-two years.She and her| husband \u2018were among tlie early settlers of Dummer township.: \u2018 \u2014 plying Bacon's cipher to Shakespeare\u2019s epitaph that Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare's plays.He.leaves a widow and one daughter.\u2018Halifax, N.S., March 14.\u2014At Bridge- water there died last week Mr.George Rafuse, one of Lunenburg's oldest citizens, and Mr, James Cunningham, aged seventy-seven, who fifty-one years ago married Mrs.Sara McDougall of Halifax.He had been for three years a resident of Mliton.Mrs.McIntosh, wife of the proprietor of the American House, Kentville ,is dead.She was formerly Sarah Hyson, of Mahone Bay.J.Bennett, one of the best known re- at his home at Hopewell Cape~ Mr.Bennett leaves a wife, daughter of the late Capt.David White, of this place, and three sons, Richard B.Bennett, barrister, of Calgary; Captain Ronald Bennett, of the North American Steamship Company, and George Ben- nctt, of the Bank of Montreal, Winnipeg.and two daughters, Miss Evelyn teacher at Hopewell Cape, and Mildred, at home.Deceased was sixty-three years -of age - | ; ; North Sydney, March 14\u2014The death occurred here of Miss Margaret Mof- -{fat, one of the best known residents of North Sydney.The deceased was a daughter of the late Willlam Moffatt, and was born eighty-five years ago at Unper North Sydney, where her father had: removed from Lunenburg.N.S., after a residence of some years, following.the outbreak of the American revolutionary war, when he, with many other Joyalists, was obliged to leave the United States.Miss Moffat was for many \u2018years housekeeper for the.late Senator Archibald.: St.John, N,B., March 14.\u2014A telegram received by Ridgeway, Pa., announced the death of his brother, Walter H.Deceased was fifty years of age, and had.been ill with heart trouble and Bright's disease.He leaves his wife aid six children\u2014 four boys and two girls: his brother, W.C.A.Allan, of this city, and two sisters\u2014Mrs.Thos.H.Adams, of West End, and.Mrs.Thomas Colwell, of Halifax; also his mother, who resides here, The deceased was well known in St.Tweed, Ont., March 14\u2014Miss Mary: Fuyck, .daughter of the_.late | Isaac, Huyck, of Tweed, is dead at fifty years of age.She leaves (wo sisters and! three brothers, ~ Sydney, N.S, March 14\u2014Word had of the sudden death in Boston of! Fredrick John Warren, .prealdent of the Western Bitulithle Co \u201cMr.Warren was a son of the late Herbert M.Warren,'of: Nowton, was born \u2018there and had just passed his fortieth birthday.a widow and a daughter, aged twelve.: Digby, N.S,,.March 14 \u2014Mrs.\u2018Chas.: Weirs is dead in Queen's county.The] deceased was 104 years of age and until] her death her faculties were remarkably passages of Scrigture,- learned: in her youth.She had been a resident of Queen's county for seventy-five years.Halifax, N.S.\u2026.March.14\u2014The death\u2019 Dr.Philip Chisholm, the oldest resident of Cape Breton.Dr.Chisholm was born at Loch Charron, Rosshire, Scotland, 102 years ago last June, and he; came to Nova Scotia in 1821.The death: has also occurred.of Mrs.Charles Weirs Her faculties until the end Woodstock, Ont.March 14\u2014One of Oxford's pioneers was Mrs.Robert Webber, who passed away as the result! of a paralytic stroke sustained three days ago.Mrs.Webber was born in Niagara County, New York State,nearly eighty-one years ago.At the age of twenty-two she removed with her husband to East Zorra, where she Mved until about.eight years ago, when she came to this city.Brockville, March 14.\u2014Hiram Man- hard, of the fifth concession of Kliza- bethtown, .or what is more familiarly known as the Manhard settlement, in dead, aged ninety-four.He was a de-; scendant of Wm.Manhard, a U.E.Loyalist, who was born on.March 27th, 1777, and emigrated to Elizabethtown in 1784.Hiram married Miss McCready were remarkably good of Lyn, who pre-deceased him.Two sons and two daughters survive, Kincardine, Ont., March 14.\u2014Mr.Hugh Black, who for the past forty years has acted as librarian for the Mechanics\u2019 Institute in the first \u2018place, and ldtterly for the public library, is.dead in his seventy-first year.Mr.Black, who was a writer of considerable note, contributed some years ago AIT druggists,\u2019 50 cents, day for à frée package.Wri je sto- to the North \u2018American Review an ar-, « + good À few months previous to her! {death sho could repeat poetry and many is announced at Loch Lomond, C.B., of! John, having for years been connected with the Allan Union foundry and machine shops in Carleton., ; Boston, March.14.\u2014The following deaths of former New Brunswickers arte Mary Humphrey, of St.John, aged eighty-one yerrs: in South \u2018 Boston, March & John McCann, aged sixty-two -vears, formerly of St.John: in this city, March 2, Miss Minnie Lint, for- nerly \u201cof, Fredericton: in (Roslindale, Elizabeth Smith, wife of J.Henry Smith, formerly of Hallfax; in Dor- Filth of Catarih Is Disgusting Cast This Awful Disease From Your System\u2014Become Clean, Healthy ) and Well! : \\ ; \u201d \u2018 : In the «first place catarrh is inflammation.It causes a, sickening discharge \u2018hich sufferers must either swallow or spit out.Tf swallowed.this putrid matter ruine the stomach, .upsets digestion.poisons the blood and physical breakdown.© causes & The effect of Catarzhozote is instant.It heals the inflamed surfaces and thereby stops the discharge.It goes at once to the source of the trouble and cures catarrh by quickly \u2018removing its cause, .) Use Was Stuffed Up.MR.I.MURPHY, well-know West Medford, Mass.writes: wa.tarrhozone curèd my catarrh, after.a score of doctôrs failed.I used to hawk and epit, My nose was continually stuf- féd up, and often I was sick at my stomach.Catarrhozone has 1èmoved every trace of catarrh from my system.\u201d : Cured Quickly.fn Catarrhozone MISS EMMA PETERS, Highland Grove, N.S., writes: \u201cI'am mors than pleased with'the results from Catarrh- ozone.It cured me of the worst kind of nose and throat -catarrh.Other friends using Catarrhozone are greatly pleased with it and agree that it is the only sure remedy for catarrh they ever used.\u201d tx YOU RUN NO RISK.If Catarrh- ozone fails your money will be cheerfully refunded.Complete outfit lasts two months and costs $1.00; sample size, 2oc, at all dealers or by mall from N.C.Polson & Co., Hartford, Conn., .-4icle In.which he tried to prove, by ap- U.S.A.and Kingston, Ont, *.| Hopewell Hill, N.B., March 14\u2014Henry| sidents of this county, died suddenly Co.Rudman Allan, from|\u2019 js announced: In Roxbury, March'7, Mrs.Jehin, lived to see his large family of \u2018he will talk to himself.i ADMISSION (entrance by on sale at Star Branch Office.At 8.30 Wood Ave.) 25c.Promenade seats $1.00.Seats \u2014 - : .= Abert \u201cSa contaifls\u2019 all the tonic laxative principles\u2019 of fresh, ripe fruits, Children, as .~well as grown folk, may get its mild, gentle action on stomach, liver and bowels, without fears of ill-effects resulting.© AT ALL DRUCOISTS, 25C.AND 60C A BOTTLE chester, March, Miss Jennie Dee, daughter of Patrick Dee, aged nineteen years, formerly of Halifax; in Roxbury, March 4, Mrs.Mary Dillon, \u2018widow of William Dillon, formerly of Halifax; in Roxbury, March 7, Frank E.Hildreth, aged fifty-five years, formerly of Halifax; in this city, Mrs.El- mira J.Everett, wife of Willlam W.Everett, native qf Nova Scotia; in Charlottetown, March 3, Mrs.Margarct A.White, wife of Charles A.White (nee Thompson).aged twenty-four years, Nova Scotian: in Charlestown, March 8 Mrs.Marion Lord, widow of George A Lord, aged fifty-eight years, formerly of St.John.; \u2014rer DR.GUTHRIE AND HIS \u201cNELL.\u201d Dr.Guthrle, marrying young the woman he had loved when they were boy and girl, in the same town of Bre- six\"-sons ahd four daughters grow up around him, pleasing him.How wise and indulgent he was in hig treatment.of them: is manifest in the following incident.Friends of the family had been indulging in high praise of Guthrie's convergational powers in the hearing of his youngest daughter, a merry girl just entering her teens, when she remarked, \u201cWell, all I get of my fatlier\u2019s conversation is \u2018Shut the door, Nell\u2019 \u2018Hold your tongue, Nell.\" Her criticism wag jestingly repeated to hiim.when he clapped his hands and cried gleefully, \u2018Honest lass!\"\u2014Sunday Magazine.' re TWO VERY GOOD REASONS.An old Irishman is very fond of expressing his views on things in general, and If he fails to get a listener, A gentleman who was much annoyed at his mutier- ing, one day said: \u201cPat, does it never occur to you that your constant talk and muttering to yourself are a great annoyance to people who happen to be LOOK | to your food.The Perfect Food +.is .Grape-Nuts.There's a Reason .| each day at | sale, IMPORTANT.from.Aronson and Rutenberg, Pawnbrokers, 601 Craig Street, to sell by publie auction,\u2018 at.\u2018| thelr salesrooms, 241 and 243 St.James St., on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS- \"DAY, MARCH 14th, 15th and 16th, 1905.Sales 0 ary, February, till March 10th, 1904, being from Pledge No.13484 to 21795, consisting of an enormously large assortment of goods usually found in \u2018pawnbrokers\u2019 collections, and which are too various to be enumerated.Catalogues can be had from the auctioneers, 241 and 243 St.James St., or from Aronson and Rutenberg, 601 Craig St.~ Goqds on view Monday and up to hour of RAE & DONNELLY, Auctioneers.BX \u201cid to Your Confort By using a cosy llttle HEATER if your living room {is not warm enough.We have them in all sizes and at all prices.The E.Cavanagh Co.'y, |.Cor.Notre Dame and Seigneur Sts.DEPARTHENT LACHINE CANAL.\u201cNotice to Steel, Iron and Brase ©.Workers.JEALED TENDERS, endorsed \u2018Tender for.finieminz work,\u201d will be received .by the undersigned until 16 o'clock on Monday, the \u201820th March, 1905, for the finishing of worm gears, gear wheels, bearings, shafting, etc., \"for the Lachine Canal lock gates.\" Specifications, forms of tender and all necessary information, can be procured at the » DR.J.LEDUC & CO.Chahoillez sg.\u2019 |A.C.PAQUETTE, 669 Wellington et.TO-NIGHT 2 and 7 p.m.The balance of\" \u2018Unredeemed .Pledges and other goods for the months of November, December, 1903, Janu- .« Office of the Superintending Engineor of the .Quebec Canals, No.2 Placo d'Armes Square, Montreal.cn and after the 6th instant.The Department docs not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.: ; By order, , L.K.JONES, RN Secretary.Department of Railwdys and Canals, Ottawa, 10th: March, 1905.; Newspapers: inserting this advertisement without authority from the Department will not ba paid for fit.- : about?Why do you talk so much to yourself?\u201d - mr \u2014 that.\u201d .: \u201cWhat are they?\u201d ., \u201cWan.of thim,\u201d replied Pat, \u201cis that Oi loike to talk to a sinsible man, and the other is that Ol 10ike to hear a sin- sible man talk.\u201d : \u2014\u2014\u2014mere\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 INCENDIARY FIRE IN RUSSIA.Kharhoff, Russia, last night, eupposed to be of incendiary origin, destroyed shops to the value of $600,000.Nine persons were severely in- Jured.- : : \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ttt : \u201cBYGONES.\u201cNow tell me, my laddie, just why Your history lessons you try To avold\u2014don't you see They will help you to be A very wise man by-and-by?\" \u201cBut you told us, sir, not long ago, To Always obey you, and sé I thought I just would.When you said that we should \u2018Let bygones be bygones,\u2019 you know.\u201d ~~ \u2014Margaret Clark Russell, in March - Canadian Magazine.: \u201cShure, sir, Oi have two raysons for \u2019 March 14\u2014A fire | ST.PATRICKS DAY.CATALOGUE SALE OF | UNREDEEMED PLEDGES The undersigned have received instructions : 4 A ei a AAR ZT SE A SL PE ec AE EE a SN kn rn mB he i } 1 ; ét cfd » Fotahlisted 0 , Æbeir efforts were being watched.Not gnly politiciane like Georges Clemen- - welll and Senator Carnot, but men con- , mécted with\u2019 the arts and sclences ot : @rançe, profemors, students and work- pe \u201c{.he French workmen with those of Ÿ > MONTREAL, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, = .- ve HB i en we .an A SPLENDID ENTERPRISE.The Protestant section of the Coun- 21 of Bducation for Quebec are to Le congratulated upon the advantages blaced at their disposition by the munificence of Sir William Macdonald.As Rev.Dr.Shaw says, the minority in the rural sections of the province have bad two great handicaps in the poverty of schools in certain districts and the fact that a beggarly stipend is pald to teachers, The plans concerted between the Protestant section of the Council of Education and Sir William give promise of improving the existing conditions in both these.particulars, besides infusing a mew spirit into the \u2018teaching profession by promoting a tlose association between the.work of the common echools and the work of those establishments which, at great \u2018outlay, Sir Willlam 1s providing at St.Anne\u2019s and at Guelph, for the study cf Rgriculture and of nature.It is a princely undertaking, carried through In a spirit quite in keeping with the largeness of the conception.tener OUT OF THE WEST.The breeziness of the West permeates the rather opinionative letter address- \u2018ed by Mr.Haultain to Sir Wilfrid Laurier.Before to-day many men wiho have sat in high places have modestly expressed a doubt as to what 1s or is pot ordained or permitted by the constitution.'Mr.Haultain has no such doubts.He assumes to know all about it, and finds himself impelled, in the present clrcumstances, to lecture Sir] Wilfrid right roundly.Mr.Haultain quotes Mr.Blake as having uttered.a warning against altering the terms.of the constitution, and then conveniently forgets that it was Mr.Blake himself who, doubfless with a full gense of his obligation to the constitution, first suggested to Mr.Mackenzie the school leg- \u2018islation that Sir Wilfrid Laurier proposes to\u2019 continue, What Mr.Haul- tain\u2019's standing as an authority on constitutional law may \u2018be, and what his title to lecture Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the future alone will prove.But certainly to the.lay mind there is something odd about so high an authority apparently forgetting altogether that clause of the B.N.A.Act of 1871 which confers upon Parliament .the power to épecify upon what terms new provinces shall enter the \"Dominion.Sir John Thompson, who had some reputation as a lawÿer, held to the view that when the time came fôr the admission of the Terri- torfes to the provincial status, Parlla- ment would be free, in law,-to take -up the whole subject and prescribe the terms \u2018of admission.a Mr.Haultain, moreover, {s hardly the man to lecture others about strict adherence to constitutional precept, for the very school ordinances which it is now proposed to incorporate as the ba- sls of the school system of the future, ordinances for which he is himself re.\" sponsible, contain some provisions which he himself denounced as unconstitutional.When it was proposed to prescribe uniform \u2018text bôoks for ail schools, common and separate, Mr.Haultain wrote: to the papers, that it couldn't be done} but he did it, the\u2018 constitution to the contrary notwithstanding.; In the present case Ît requires more than a wave of Mr.Haultain's hand Lo éettle the matter.Sir Wilfrid and his Cabinet find a condition jn sthe Northwest that rather interferes with the application of any easy theory.He finds there a school system actually in existence, one \u2018that has grown up during thirty years subject to the regulation prescribed in 1875.He has tne hla- tory of the matter before him in is various chapters.There are the dJe- bates on the original nreasuré; there are the ordinances setting up two \u201c boards as in Quebec; there are tin ordinances constititing the.system as it exists to-day; with regulations for the - minority schools prescribed by the majority; there are the records of the protests made to Ottawa against this latter action, and of the discussions,: decisions and correspondence there- finent: there are the records of varl- ous debates [in the Commons and the Benate, in the course of which lawyers as learned and stitesmen as respectable as Mr.Haultain gave expression to their\u2014often conflicting\u2014views.AH this was before the Prime Minister and his colleâgues, who had the choice of co tinuing what they found, or of defin- ltely undoing what had been done.They elected to continue it, and to, defend \u2018their choice upon grounds of high public policy, and they are scarcely likely to be alarmed when Mr.Haultaln tells them that their action is unconstitutional and opposed to his idea of states- mauship.» \u2018 + .FRANCE'S INFLUENCE FOR PEACE « The Socialist members of the Fren:h _Legislature are pressing M.Delcasse concerning -the action of: the government in permitting the Russian fleet to stay so long in the Frenci.neutral ports of Madagascar and generally +3- to.the leniency of its interpretation of the laws of neutrality regarding the use by one of the heiligerents of othe: French colonlal ports, such as Jibutil, solith of the Red Sea, and Alglers and Bizerta, In the Mediterranean, That an increasing number of persons In France are becoming discontented with the terms of the Franco- Russian alliance is.evident; the general protest: agalnst the massacres which attended the public demonstrations and labor meetings in Moscow and St.Petersburg in \u2018January lad ro the formation of a society which aimed .at glving precise information as to \u201che nature of the struggle for liberty going on Ip Ruasia and to let the agitators tor internal reform Jn the dominions of -the Csar know how sympathetically gré calling for an alllance of other Eyropean countries to replace thé periods when the foreign polioy of France was dictated dy Kings or em- Perore.Recently M.France told the Inte Premier, Combes that aven if the | existing alliance did call for French aid In certain eventualities, still, unless | those \u201ceventyalities\u2019 affected the honor or vital interest of France, any minls- try would\u2019 fall whith attempted t5 car- xy them into practice.The active anti-Russian group is one which only has apy considerable influence in a few of the larger cities, and that party does not attach sufficient weight to the fact that to-day self-interest quite as much as political considerations tend to keep the Cabinets of Paris and 8t.Pe- tersburg in line, Apert from the out- and-out war loans to which France has so liberally subscribed, the capital of th: twelve hundred or mor{ limited lability companies which conduct $n- duetrial enterprises in Russia, whether in the oil flelds of Baku and the Cau- cacus, or in the factories of Riggr \u2018Odessa and St.Petersburg, has, mala- ly, come out of the pockets of Frenchmen.It is calculated that over $1,100,- 000,000 is locked up in such enterprises, of which only six per cent.has ben found by British investors, and sixty per cent: at least by French, and most- iy by hundreds of thoueands of Frenchmen of small means, who, while inspired by patriotic enthusiasm for an alliance which promised internal security, if not the eventual recovery of the \u201clost provinces,\u201d were also confident of recelving a fair, rate of Interest without anxiety.milllons of stocks and bonds are now only worth forty per cent.of thelr face value, and it is becoming increasingly difficult for the elaborate machinery of the Russian Government, in conjunction with friendly financial mas- nates, to artificially bolster up the price of those securitles which are guzaran- teed by the state.\u2018The most llkely effect of the con-| tinued reverses to thelr financial creditor, as well as political ally, will be to cause the French Cabinet to throw its influence in the scale for Peace so sonn as any modus vivendi is found for negotiating terms which will net too rud:ly shock the national honor.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SCHOOLS IN QUEBEC.The reports made to the Quebec Department \u2018of Education by the inspectors of schools are .all interesting in thelr way, but: none of the others is quite so instructive as that of Mr.P.J.Ruel, whose inspection district takes in the Catholic sc.ols of Shefford, Missisquoi and Bromé,* three countles.that are known everywhere as the heart of \u2018the Eastern Townships.Mr.Ruel began his work as inspector in 1882, And in this report he takes occasion, by\u2019 way cf silencing the pessimists who see nothing but the dark side, to make- some interesting - comparisons.Where there were, seventy i Schools in Shefford in 1882, there are \u2018now 110; of pupils there are 3,820, where there were 2,335; all the children learn to write, where forty-twç per cent.did then; eighty-two per cent.take grammar, as compared with twenty-five per cent.; all pupils arithmetic, against fifty-one per cent.; ninety-three per cent.history, against fifteen per cent.: eighty-tive per cent.geography, against ten per cent.In Missisquol and Brome similar comparisons appcar as to subjects and the attendance has increased in Brome from 473 to 813, in Mississquol from 1,171 to 2,012.In that time 121 out of 159 schools have been rebullt and twenty-five repaired.In the same report the Inspector classifles the schools as \u2018\u2018excellent,\u201d \u2018very.good,\u201d and \u201cgood.\u201d There Is noche below that \u2018standard.\u2019 .It cannot be said, it is true, that none of the schools of the province fall below that standard.The nearly all report # few schools in thelr respective district: .where fault is to be found either with the premises, the equipment, the teaching, or the inter- \u2018est of the trustees.In Terrebonne, for example, the teacher\u2019s success is rated at ten in a possible ten at Terrebonne town, and at only three at Belle Riviere.It 15 fairly obvious, however, that the backwardness {8 nearly always found in places whcre not much money can by raised, and where the small addl- tonal sum obtainable: from the province is not large enough to make the prospect of its loss stir the local population to unusual effort.All in all, however, the reports of the Inspectors go to show that in the vast majority of cases good: work is being done in the.schools.There is evidence, also, that the extra\u2019 provincial grant to schools in poor localitiés is productive of much good.What, in fact, seems most to be required is a considerable increase in the ordinary.provincial grant to the elementary schools.It now amounts to $160,000, but if it could be madé double that, or even more, and the local boards be obliged tq.live strictly up to the terms on which they would \u2018get their share of it, the resuit could not fail to be good.The province last year spent $469,280, a very respectable sum, on educafion, but the \u2018feeling will be general that for the sake of keeping up the standard in the \u2018elementary schoolsa much larger expenditure would be justified.- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bloodshed.: ; Milwaukèe Seritinel.Hector's bones are scattered dust, -.Heclor's chariot turned to rust, O\u2018er Ambracia's purple lea Floats the ghost of Antony; Where the shapeless shroud worms crawl Sleep the followers of .Saul.Countless centuries ago, Sickened by the purple flow Of the earth's most precious blood - \u201cSoothly, \u2018twas a raging flood) : All humanity cried, Cease!\" : And the world said \"This is Peace!\u201d \u201cThig 18 Peace!\u201d the thoughtless cried.Came again the crimson\u2019 tide.Came again the clash of steel, Came the dungeon and tie wheel, Came again the gory fleld.i Riven helmet, battered shield; - Rumbled loud, the battle cars Of the mighty, untamed Mars.Peace! \u2018Ah, where ts Peace to-day?Shrieks the shrapnel on its way.Charges plungs and sabres flash, Cannons roar and rifles crash, \u2018Tis the story, fraught with tears, That has thundered down the years; Since the day of Cain's fell blow Blood has flowed and still must flow, The Allan line steamship Siberian, from Philadelphia, arrived at Glasgow March 10.- The Allan line steamship Corinthisn salled from Glasgow for New York via Halifax March 18, with eight first, 161 sh alliances 8s ie associated with a second, and 138 third class passengers.+ J ses ss Such holders cannot sell; | inspectors less a compromise.find a country containing several mil-,! Lllions of people heartlly unanhnous upon \u2018| pear to be demands of the new pro- \u2018 not reach to heaven.|carry a fat Czar than to carry a lean Lara \"vale ca + ts Sherr Mom eee ae tan a A Passing Interest The tall, thoughtful-looking man, with a questioning tons, turned to his companion.\u201d \u201c t:on, the Japaneñs war, the fiscal controversies, the -resignation of public ruen, the conditions of peoples all over the world \u2014 come to us and to-morrow the interest has passed.Is it not true that to-morrow the Interest will have passed?At the question the man beside him turned.\u201cYes,\u201d he:-answered, \u201cto-morrow the interest will, have passed; but to-day the questions and their interest are with us.\u2018 \u201cBut,\u201d and the first sepaker opened & paper, and held it up, \u2018\u2018of what use to read and study and assimilate the opinions or news, in a dally paper?Is not all: this fleeting, evanescent?Is it not arranged to attract all classes?Should & thoughtful man study the passing events of the day in this passing form?\u201d ; The doors of Christ Church Cathedral opposite opened and the Lenten service ccngregation made thelr way out.As they came down the path to the sidewalk, two little newsboys dropped their papers and commenced to settle some quarrel with sundry blows and swearing.A crowd gathered and in \u2018the excitement the two men turned and walked away.The second speaker replied to the questions of his companidn, as they turned up Union Avenue, half remon- stratively.: * \u201cWould \u2018you say that because those reople who have just tome from their religious seryjce, had been moved to repentance, possibly, and at least thoughtfulness, that they should not therefore interest themselves in those two boys on the street to assist an amicable settlement of claims as real to the children as a claim between you and myself?This Japanese war affects the map of the world.The school question affects ghe whole future of Can- \u2018add.The fiscal controversies affect national economy and expenditure: The questions of to-day are important ones, to be settled by men of to-duy, not left to be monuments to our indiscretion or thoughtiessness, to-morrow.\u201d .\u201cAnd 80,\u201d the first man smiled cynically, \u2018you would.make us put our energy and interest into matters that deal with to-day alone, the passing | news, the passing happenings?\u201d \u2018\u2019fhe passing happenings of to-day,\u201d replfed the.second man hastily, \u2018are making national history for Canadians.The very attitude a man takes affects that history.The men of to-day must make.the world of.to-day.The man looked at his friend hal! impatiently\u2014 \u201cthere are too many like.you, lacking enthusiasm, fenced jn: by conventfonal- ity, uninterested in the great things of to-day.We have \u2018a stirring age, in which to live, an age demanding tho \u2018best of every man living in it, and you, and others like you, stand back and humorously.watch the round,\u201d : \u2018And yet,\u201d broke in the first man, \u201cAnd yet,\u201d continued his companion, \u201cthe only real use a man is to the world, is in his relation to his age, to the Interests of that age, and the work] he accomplishes for that age.In that way- alone can he serve the future and \u2018apply the lessons of the pust.\u201d \u2014Francis Daor.\u201cThe Practical .Difficulty.(St.John, N.B., Globe).\u2018Parliament has not yet debated the \u2018Northwestern autonomy measures, and, \u201cAll these\u2014the Separate Schoo! ques-| world.g0- j absurdities overwhelmed for an instant wey 1 le 2 p D P - , bu a | sees » MARCH 14, + .° iC e- [7 me 7 yo AT THE THEATRES.| ye py FE \u2014 1 Sir Charles Wyndham fhe other day | Save us tha English comedy of tho classics.Mr.Edward Terry last night gave us a sample of English comedy quite as truly national as Sir Charles\u2019, and one that would appeal to a hundred hearts in the old land where Sir Charles would touch but a dozen intellects, For Mr.Terry is a player who aims for the heart.If he awakens intellectual admiration it is only in a very éecondary place, and only when the spectator deliberately sets himself to think out the devices by which the artist makes his impersonation so ox- quisitely telling.On analysis it becomes evident that Mr.l'erry's methods are broad, and somewhat reminiscent of his early days in farce.He Is a character comedian, of the most artistic type it is true, but still getting his effects by caricature rather than by naturalism.His \u2018\u2018Diek Phenyl\u201d is a perfect masterpiece of deft stage exaggeration.Though he has played the part something over 4,000 times, lt is as fresh, as complete, as winning, ag if he had never done it before.The reason is simple, for the imper: consists of nothing but brilllantly thought-out tricks of voice, of gesture and of make-up.Not an opportunity for the display of any one of these is allowed to slip.From the.moment when the drunken but brilliant and lovable old legal hack comes on the stage to the'final curtain it is impossible to take one's eyes off him, so continuous is the series of skilful touches of \u2018\u2019business.\u201d And .s0 perfectly are they in keeping that the total effect is thut of a convincing, appealing and lovable character\u2014a.character which dominates and carries to success a play which in plot is weak to the borders of absurdity, but in dialogue and handling shows all the>mastery that characterize the later Pinero.\u2018The shad is an admirable eating fish, in spite of its omnipresent bones, by reason of the fine quality of its flesh; but one never eats it without yearning for the invention of a boneless shad.Mr.Terry's acting Is the meat of a play whose bones are more obtrusive, and more obstructive in the swallowing, than those of any theatrical fish of this generation.* By actual count it requires thirty-seven wildly improbable colnci- dences to carry on the second and third acts of \u201cSweet Lavender.\u201d Tmprobable.| but not startling, for after fie first two, or three one acquires a happy.or uh- happy.knack of eeeing the others coming some time in advance The play suffers also from a rather exaggerated wetness of sentiment (which wouid have been infinitely worse but for the, charming and tactful acting of Miss Beatrice Terry), and from the fact that the secondary comic character \u2018is.un.American sean through very Engllsh eyes and consequently not very amusing to those who know the American as a next-door neighbor.It is ulso a play of a past generatlon\u2014but it might be a lot newer without beihg -any healthier.MF.Terry's company contains notnot- abllities.except Miss Beatrice Terry, who does credit to the great name which she bears.The rest of it, however, was quite adequate to anything it had, to do last night.\u2018The audience was almost as large and fashlonabie as that which greeted Sir Charles W-ndhaimn, and included, all that thére jf the most English in Montreal s0- ctety.Mr.Terry carried it captive, except at one point, where, at the second act's curtain, the climax of the plot's 1 «ven, the appreciation -of his delicious art.The bill for to-night is \u201cThe House of Burnside,\u201d aditpied from the French, by Louts.N.Parker.which js followed, while there are many statements concerning these measures,\u201d there is not a\u2019 great deal of exact Information concerning them.Nevertheless political and semi-politcal societies of different kinds, are passing resolutions upon the question and declaring their views with the: speed of those who rush in wheig the.cautious nan justly hesitates.An irre-' sponsible body may have no difficulty, whatever in making up its mind on a question of this kind;.but those who, govern the country; who sofeguard Its interests, wno are compelled to look at a great question from many stand-, points, cannot so casily dispose of the matter.What Influence upon the qués- tioh hastily expressed and not well- balanced opinions may have it is not; easy to see.All government {8 more or It Is not casy to a great question; and when people.are pretty evenly divided on the merits of an important matter, tact, judgmen\u2019, forbearance, skill, are neccessary in oder to secure a final settlement which will bring a fair measure of peace and contentment.tI is not an easy task, in fact it is Impossible, to settle -some im- \u2018portant questidbn of government upon an abstract proposition\u2019 which may seem to have a .perfectly correct and; logical base.There are many phases of national feeling, many things go to make up national character, and when pcople aro separated in large numbers by differences of race and religion, they must yield something to each other in the work, of upbullding the national edl- fice.Thousands and possibly tens of tr.ousands of people may honestly hold | that the new Northwest provinces: should be founded according to their ideas, and that no other way is safe, but when tens of thousands of other people hold different views, how would there be a final satisfactory settlement if there were not many who thought that peace is better than discord?It must sde reme:1bered that the important and responsible duty of providing a constitution for these new.provinces {+ in the \u20acanadlan Parliament; that Parliament is presumed to represent the best wisdom and the wisest judgment of the country.It must have a full sense of the responsibility which is before it.It must know that govern- nent is not\u2019 a mere theory, but is the putting into actual practice of ideas and experiences and arrangements which, will be satisfactory to the governed.The demands which are made by some pegple at the east that the new provinces Bhall be, built on the \u2018nes which they approve -do not ap- vinces themselves, and perhaps these have some right to say what shall be done - 2 .+ \u201c ,Tho Czaÿ in Provers.(Translation in the Literary Digest.) In à recent number of the Paris Fl- garo were found collated some characteristic Russian proverbs that regard the Czar and his position and find much current application: : \u201cThe Crown does not protect the Czar from headache.\u201d © \u201cBEven the lungs of the Czar cannot blow out the sun.\u201cThe Czar's back,t oo, would bleed if it were gashed with the knout.\u201cThe Czar even covered with bolls is declared to be in good health, \u201cThe Czar's ars is lo.1g, but it oan- \u201cNeither can the Czar's vinegar make anything sweet.\u2018 \u201cThe hand of the Czar, too, has only five fingers.* \u201cThe voice of the Czar has an echo even when there are no mountains in the vicinity.; \u201cIt Is not more difficult for Death to beggar.\u2018The tear In the eye of the Czar costs his gountry many, many a handkerchief, oo Co \u201cWhat the Ciar cannot accomplish time can do.nth .\u201cEven the Csr's cow cannot brin lin love\u2019 with her and transported her to by a stage ver ¢ the famous trial scene from \u201cPlekyvick.\u201d \u201cPRETTY PEGGY\" AT.ACADEMY.Miss Jane Corcoran scored a decided hit last night in the famillar but ever charming role of Peg Woffingtotl.ot- ten as the tale of the brilliant Irish adventuress actress, who was so beloved by fashionable London.but loved only | the faithless Garrick, has been told, at.still retains the interest which.genu~ ine romance must always have for ordinary work-a-day people.: While Miss Cordoran's Interpretation of the role was not a revelation it was both clever-and artistic.Ju the first act she was very much the unsophisticated \u201clmpudent-faced Irish gre\u201d discovered in a troupe of strolling glay actors, by Garrick, who promptly fell the l.ondon stage._ ; The transition from the erude hoyden of the Dublin tent to\u2018the darling'of the London stage was a bright piece of character study.In which Miss Cor- coran's natural vivacity coupléd with occasional relapses, into a pretty Irish brogue, delighted the audience.she, however, perhaps, showed to still more advantage in the emotional scenes when she discovers Garrick\u2019's weak unfaithfulness, and from heart broken remonstrances, dismisses him in a fren 2y of anger, which ends in despairing subs the moment he has gone.\u2018 Miss Corcoran makes the most of the tinal scenes, .where she struggles, \u2018depite her ldst happiness and the longing to regain her Garrick, to still win the applause of the London public so long her slaves, is a fine plece of portrayal, especially the close, where, after tlie uproar in the theatre is ended by her own wit, the Woffington .tries to give the epllogue to \u201cAs ou Like It,\u201d but despite herself; wanders, instinctively turns to Garrick in the box and falls fainting to the stage.° | Miss Corcoran is more winsome than baeutiful, she displays a genuine gest in.her -part, and a keenly humorous appreciation of the sparkling wit of her lines that makes her work as Peg Wot- fington very pleasing.Many greater actresses have, of course, essayed the role, but Many of them have failed to present it as charmingly.Mr, Andrew Robson was not nearly go successful a David Garrick, espe- clally to those who had recently seen Mr.Charies Wyndham in the same character.Handsofne he was and superbly dressed, but he waa scarcely the Garrick who infatuated half the women of London and inspired Peg Wwoffington with such a life long passion.is work in the last two acts as Garrck losing the line hè valued ro much was much more effective than in the carlier scenes.The rest of the caste was falrly strong.The whole play was such a violent contrast to the ordihary run of attractions at the comic opera ridden Acado- my, that the gods were frequently rest- lees and decidedly too turbulent for the more discerning part of the audience.; GUN.WORK AT THE ROYAL There {8 more \u201cgun work\u201d to the minute at the Royal this week than has \u2018made music for the patrons \u2018of the down-town house for a long time, and even the most -clamorous of the gallery habitues was last night awed into something akin to pity for the bad man of the play, when the Colts gatling gun started into play on the house in whic he had taken shelter.Alaska, in the prologue, the story transports the audience on quick time to the wicked end of New York, where in the search for a atolen child, Homer ffherwood, the boy \u2018detective, together with a precocious office boy named Butts, and Junle Hart, lady reporter, and sweetheart of the \u2018téc, perform some wonderful things in the \u2018\u201ctracking down\u2019 line, in the course of which =n = Always Eat the Beet\u2014 Jlery and pit alike.i that supremely emotional \u2018composition : From the rocky deflles of far-away : ° revolvers flash, not singly, but \u2018in bunches.Al! this, however, and the additional fusillade from the gatling, all the partners in villaiîny get through in safety to the @eending down of the final curtain, with the exception of a bad Dago whose survival would probably have meant a riot in front, and who was thus allowed to expire quletly behind a folding screen in the corner of a room in a swell city residence, where he had gone with a big knife in search of money or revenge.: \u2018The principal parte are taken by Will H.Vedder (Sherwood); Harry Le Vane (Butts); Mabel Florence (Junie Hart.).BRIGHT SHOW AT FRANCAIS.Bright, clever burlesque and entertaining vaudeville greeted the patrons of the Theatre \"Francais last night, when Willlams and Burns presented the Imperial Burlesquers from H.W.Willlams' Acadomy, Pittsburg, to in unusually crowded house, There was not a dull moment in the wholc show.The curtain rose on a really laughable one-act musical comedy, \u201cThe Gay Widow Brown,\u201d wherein the many startling situations into which the widow, *Lilllan Washhurn, miinaged tg become Involved, clicited much hearty appreciation, Well-dressed, and possessed of that subtle grace 80 much desired in a chorus, the.girls of the burlesque were above the average and were tnore thun once compelled to reply to a:triple encore.Perhaps the feature of the show was the vaudeville of the second portion of the programme, in which Olio and Edith Murray led off with an up-to- date beli-ringing exhibition, and Ton McRae and M.J, Kelly held the crowd with a high class absurdity.Kelly, as the boy who \u201ccouldn\u2019t see nothing) in anything,\u201d was the hit of the night.t COMEDY AT NOUVEAUTES.\u201cLe Controleur des Wagon-lits\u201d is a suggestive title to those who have foi- lowed the menu at the Theatre d=s Nouveautes for several seasons.Bis- son's delightful comedy has been produced in Montreal before, and all who have seen it, whether once, twice, or oftency, hope that ft will be produced again.The plece has ifs unmistakable defects, several forced situations and dialogue that becomes at times rather broad, but at all stages the laugh comes readily and naturally from gal- ve \u201cLe Controleur des Wagon-lits\u201d is full of funny scenes, but perhaps the most ludicrous.touch is where Raoul de Saint Medard, whose wife had been kissed by no less than three gentlemen, and who was calling for blood to vindicate the sullied honor of the St.Medards, suddenly disclosed the fact that he was working a ruse to advertise his wine.The wife, who invited caresses and then raised an outcry, wus only an employe.The role of Montpepin, the father-in- law, who does \u201cevangelistic painting,\u201d | putting \u201cfirst ably interpreted by M.Darcy, while the poetic aud irascible Mme.Moni- pepin is represented by Mlie.Lafon.|.Mlle.Myrlell' as Tzucienne Godéfrold, and Mlle.Meaulle as Rosine Charbon- nçau are _uniformiy brlillant.(ni Tuesday next-the company of the! Theatre des Nouveautes will play at] the Monument Nationa] at the author's prise.\u201d by \u201cFrancoise\u201d.With this will be given Les Vieux Garcons,\u201d of Sar- dou.This performance will be an ex- \u2018traordinary gala night under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor- General, who will be present with Lady Grey and suite, Col.Gordon and staff, and other distinguished persons.q YSAYE RECITAL TO-MORROW.The second appearance this season of Fugen Ysaye in Montreal will.take: place at \u2018the Windsor Hall to-morrow evening: and a faw seats carn still he obtained at Shaw's aud Archambault's ; musi¢ stores! The programme includes | the most interesting piece of music in| violin literature, the Kreutzer Sonata, of Beethovéu's upon whiZh Tolstol founded his savage attack \u2018upon the! art of music.* The plano _pa¥t will be | taken by M.de Befve, whose brilHant technique and adaptability were ex- -emplified at the Monument National concert a few weeks ago.: 2 For Business Men.The author of \u201cletters of a Self- made Merchant to His Son\u201d has written another book, containing some shrewd sayings.207 To the young married man.whose wife supposes that money ls ladled out to him as he requires it, he says: \u201cYou should take home your salary in actual money for.a while, and explain that It fs ail you get for sweating lke » dog for ten hours a day through six lonæ days, \u2018and that the cashier handed it out with an expression as 1f you were robbing the.cash-drawer of an orphan astlum.\u201d ; .Business men may.find«this suggest- | ive, \u201cThere's no advertisement for a MALT-NUTRINE-SOLD use of TE THE NORDHEIMER BUILDING, 211 Co vo ,~ - .- 4 .\\ vi sit ns This cold weather won\u2019t last long\u2014but while it does it affects business.Therefore, to stimulate selling, we offer exceptional values in every section of the store.Space permits only the mention of a few here, but on every floor, in every department, you'll find such money-saving opportunities as these :\u2014 LADIES' WHITE ,CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, (rimmed Torchon Lace and rows of Torchon Insertions, French cut, full front, felled seams, all sizes.itegular 50c.Wednesday's Cut Price, each srosnascesesasgennecace0 ess goncceur .Ce vs WHITE CAMBRIC EMBROJDBRIES AND INSERTIONS, in assorted (widths, About 20 different desigus to choose from.Worth up to 12¢.Wednesday's Cut Price, per -yaré .0.0020e0 cena ounca nerve nano nues sauvent eu aa aa Gas au 0e .Tic 20 PIECES OF DOUBLE FOLD COARSE GRAIN MOHAIR DRESS GOODS, silk finish, the popular material for spring wear, navy, brown, green and black, 95 the-wanted shades.On Sale Wednesday at, per yard .asseoncsess «9C ANOTHER LOT OF BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, the real rustling kind, Lyon .made, so much in demand for Blouses and Shirt Waist Suits.On Sale Wed- 'neasday at, per yard .vocssereaereceeneracss ras sosa see seras 0000 sen saa0a 0e BROCADED VELVET CUSHION TOPS, size 18 x 18 inches, royal blue, olive, 25 carmine and old gold.Elsewhere priced at 50.Here on Wednesday at ., a C ANOTHER 100 PAIRS FEATHER PILLOWS\u2014more than likely the last we'll have to offer at these prices\u2014covered best striped ticking, filled mixed feathers\u2014 - Th> 89¢ size for .THe The $1.15 size for .o.vvenrennnn.On Wednesday only.: co IN THE BASEMENT we have just received a full \u2018gssortinent of ENGLISH ROCK- PRIORSTWALE GLAZED TEAPOTS, the desired rouud shapes, at SPECIAL LOW Also a Lot\" of DECORATED TIN SLOP PA ILS, with cover.Bought Job.Worth 3D G0c.On Bale Wednesday AL .iv.viu.eueiisneenceseononeerecnsnomseasorcasessans JC We $ave You Money on Grooeries as well as Dry Coods YOU KNOW WHAT BUTTER\u2014that is, GOOD BUTTER\u2014sells at to-day?\u201d TO-MORROW we'll sell 1; Boxes CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER at, 2971 oper db.Loa serrecreces verser sens eseu sera dass rene re ee eres aera \u201cil C 8 be.RoHed Oats i .civeuerene.23¢ 10 Ibs.Gold Dust Corn Meal, for 25e 3 tins Fresh Herrings .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Pise 2 tins Red Salmon, for .25e 3 tins Pork and Beans, for .z5e 6 1ba.Dried Apples .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ze * 17-LBS.REDPATH'S BEST GRANULATED SUGAR, FOR.98\u20ac \u201cTHE HAMILTON COMPANY, St.Catherine and Peel Streets.last» and last first,\u201d is] benefit, a one-aet play entitled \u201cMe- À house like having its men going around market.\u2014Lamb.Growing The infirmities successfully combated -by the )|Its tonic properties are invalua- ible to those who are weak\u2014 nursing mothers, little children jand the aged.| - ,All druggists sell it.Prepared by the J Anheuser-Bisch Brewing Ass'n ©\" MALT NUTRINE © is retailed at 30 cents per bottle: $3.25 per dozen bottles.THE TRADE SUPPLIED\u2019 AT SPECIAL TRADE PRIGES oC THE NORDHEIMER BUILDING COMPANY Sole Agents for Canada.; What we say we will substantiate.GATEHOUSE & CO.\u201c2411-2413 St.Catherine St., near Peel.! .We are pleased by the way the pub lic have put our Motto to the test.; a ; What we say we will substantiate $ On Thursday last we advertised our $1.25 and $1.00 Corsets for 70«.Friday and Saturday were record days In our Corset Department.WHY?Simply because a woman {8s the best judge of Corsets.The first customers we served on Friday morning openly declared théy had seen the same Corsets at other stores for $1.25 and $1.50.They naturally showed them to thelr neighbors\u2014 the result was two RECORD DAYS.For the benefit of those whe were not fortunate enough {o secure a Corsets, we will offer the same class of Corsets on Wednesday, .BEAUTIFUL CORSETS, perfect shapes, in Gray and White Coutil, Elastic Garters tached .oo.iiarn iii ie ene rae eiae eran cievens CITES Tn Tile T Champion Evaporator Construction.The corrugated pan of a Champion Evapo ator, placed directly IS over the hottest part of the fire YN {=-ita shallow boiling heater AN Thearrangsment is such ne that the fiest sap en- fering the Eva porator is g first made into ny.«up.SIm- plein op- cration, and casy aa Lo clean.D A boy fourtecn years old can haadie our largest outfit, .Send for circular giving full details of best method for handliug a maple sugar camp.: THE GRIMM MFG.CO, 84 Wellington St.,, Montreal, Que.REGISTERED 8 PATENTED NEWS, + CHILDREN'S » RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE.Silk Heels & Toes Sizes 4 to 614, White, Black, Tan, Red, Pink and Sky.STORE 39e pair of these TOc THE KNIT-TO-FIT MFC CO ver Phone Up, 2788 .- 2469 St.Catherine street, near Mountain Street.This store closes at 6 p.m.Saturdays .at 9.30 p.m.People respect a pruleic mwa or woman, and in nothing is there so much need of prudence as in the choice of \"a laundry.So many points should be considered: Sanitary premises, immunity from fire, quality.of work, service, price, etc.The .= Toilet Laundry leads Jo these as in many others.A trial will convince you of the accuracy of this statement.Send us your next parcel.\u2019 > T - » blowing and bragging because they're working for it.\u201d : Again, he says that \u201ca man who worke half a day Saturday can usually do a day and a half\u2019's work Monday.\" An even more characteristic expression of a sound philosophy is: \u201cNever nag a man under.any circumstances;, fire him.\u201d ) ) en \u2018A laugh i8 worth a hundred groans in any \u201c 290 GUY STREET Phones Up 3480, 3481, 2482.BY ALL DRUCCISTS.\u2018 AR TARN TE Le 01d Gracefully * \u2014and Healthfully ARCE STOCK of old age are .AND Co OW PRICES .TEES®' DESKS, = \u2014\u2014 ee meme 30087.JAMES STRERT.: Wedding and + Birthday\u2019 Gifts ! In 14 KARAT GOLD and \" PEARL BROOCHES \u2018Novel and rich designs, from $5.00 to.$30.00.each.Also 10° karat Gold Brooches, in Pearl and Enamel, from $4.00 and upwards.: Co \u2018Handsome designs in Solid Gold Stick \u2018Pins, Pearls, Opals, etc, from $2.00 and upwards.I 6.W.CLARKE & CO, Direct importerg, 2876 St.Catheriné St.\u2014TheF ood-Drink.8t.Louis, U.8.A.ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.Gas and 40 P.x anything elté- fat -the world\" but « Cait,*\u201d* .Co \u2026 \u2018 ~ A 1 |Royafty.JAMES STRACHAN, Bakers to + ve THE SAYER & Ce Co.- _ REMEMBER OUR MARÇH.\u2014 Electric Fixture | x Now in Full Swing.\u20ac.OFF EVERYTHING ! tt * n.BE a AER, CRs eT jE .n par mere re 2 == RS RET I NE Se SRE La De CIHR rm A i org titre ) ee Es \u201cVEN EB 1 CATR © SRWILLIAM MACDONALD'S GIFT College for Training Teachers and & School of Agriculture Will be Established at Ste.Anne de Bellevue.» - \u2018The benefactions of Sir William Macdonald,\u201d sald Rev.Dr.Shaw, when asked his opinion of the proposed aid to the cause of public instruction In Quebec, \u201cmark a new era in the educational history of the Province.For Years wo have been struggling with difficulties and discouragements of which the public has been ignorant.Poor schools and poorly pald teachers, our bane.in the past, will now be done away with.\u201d As outlined by Prof.J.W.Robertson fin an interview with The Herald, the scheme of Sir Willlam Macdonald makes provision for the following: 1.The building of a normal school in cannection with the Teachers\u2019 College and College of Agriculture at pie.Anne's, including suitable and comfor able residences for students.Owing to low rates of board and sundry benefac- tons, the financial advantages to the students will be very.great.The normal school will thus be transferred from the city to Ste.Anne's, while prac- tee work will have to continue in the city.| 2.Very material help in providing consolidated schools and for their maintenance, as in each of the other Provinces of the Dominion.\u201c 8.Large benefactions to help schools im poor communities and in part to be used in stimulating communities which are able to do better than they are now doing in the matter of teachers\u2019 salaries and equipments.4.To aid in the introduction into the schools of nature study, domestic s¢i- ence and manual training, fourteen scholarships are offered to persons now holding teachers\u2019 diplomas, to take a three months\u2019 course at the college at Guelph, beginning in \u2018April, the same: number for July and the same number for September, forty-two in all, and the same for two years.n° .The training school! will be established at St.Anne's where an agricu}- tural college,™occupying 800 acres ot \u2018land will be assoclated with the training school.What the scheme will cost has not yet been communicated to the committee by Sir Wiliam Macdonald, but s0' far-reaching are its aims that the aïmount.of \u2018the benefaction will\u2019 Lu in the millions, ' THE MAIN DEPARTMENTS.In connection with the College of Agriculture proper, there will be three maln departments, the department of farms, the deparatment of research, and the department of instruction.: In the farm department the best known systems and methods of agriculture will be illustrated practically.In- -etruction will be given to women in \u2018fruit growing, poultry raising, etc.There will be a series of demonstration farms, each fully equipped and self-contained.There will be a dairy farm for the raising.of vegetables, fruits, poultry, dalry products, etc.\" Provision will ulso be made on these .farms for receiving a number of apprentices.who avill learn the operations of farming as well as methods of management.An industrious lad will thus be able to earn as much as will pay for his board at the college residence while taking a course of instruction -in .the winter.The same will apply to women, who may become apprentices on the small cultures farm.In the college department.they may \u2018take winter courses in household.science, including cooking, makiagesto.: ou 5 DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH.| The department bf research.will be equipped with a competent staff and suitable.laboratories.Original investigation will here be undertaken and carried on for the benefit of \u2018agriculture and the Dominion at large.Any discovery that has been advanced far enough to make it applicable to ordinary agriculture \u2018will be tested.as to practicability at the department .of , \u2018efore being commended to thu farmers.: .-:-.-0N will be made in the De- Fartiuent of Instruction \u2018for \u2018short courses, for farmers in such \u2018subjects @s live \u2018stock, seed Improvement, soll improvement, fruit culture, dairying, poultry, etc, - ; A women\u2019s \u2018department * will\" offer courses in sewing, cooking, dressmaking, etc.\u201c.TRAINING OF TEACHERS.Sir Willlam Macdonald.has, thought it expedient to provide a teachers\u2019 college, for the purpose of training men and\u2019 women to be thoroughly qualified as! teachers in advanced rural schools; To the courses in this will be added such subjects as nature study, household sci- sence, and manual training.In addition to the instruction, bullding and laboratories, there will be a residence for men and another for women.There will de -dining hall accommodation and separ- kte gymnasiums for men and women.SCHOLARSHIPS AT GUELPH.Yesterday's meeting of the Protestant Committee of Public Instruction considered the offer made on behalf of Sir William C.Macdonald, to provide fourteen scholarships of $50 for each female, and $75 for each male teacher, to Children Are-Underfed The Result is Weakness, Rickets, St.Vitus\u2019 Dance and Many illa of Childhood\u2014The Cure is - .Dr.Chase's i | Nerve Food \u201cNiné .- \u201c80 I gave them to the childref, and have continued to do so ever since, whenever there ts the least > The \u2018minimum temperature in- Mont- i ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED OPERAT- real to-day was 8 below, and the maxi- ors on blouses, Lrimmers, sleeve Tps mum of the last twenty-four hours was or ro ey où NOK a raver Hol .: .\u2018 Minimum and maximum tempera- Hill.: 5 ures\u2014Victoria, 44, 56; Calgary, 10, 22; VV ANTED\u2014RESPECTABLE AND INTi.- TO-MORROW Qu'Appelle, 6 below, 26; Winnipeg, 14 ligeut persons to eolicit orders for nye below, 12; Port Arthur, 14 below, 18; boup dock; to tue right parties, I can olfer uo , LS .Parry Sound, 10 below, 18; Toronto, | mage alucements; Deo ae nt cate, U5 .8, 26; Ottawa, 4.below, 22; Quebec, 8.D, Smith, Widens Ont : 6 below, 10; Halifax, 4, 24.== : vet To Let TO LET, $28, NO.1611 ST.URBAIN ST, modern up-to-date upper flat, furnsch etc, 9 rooms.lmmediate possession.\u2018 key and permit, G.W.Badgley, 144 St.Paar street.: TO.LET, $25, NO.160?ST URBAIN ST.Mogern up-to-date lower flat, furnace, etc.yÿ rvCms.Immediate possession.Far permit, G.W, Badgley, 124 8t.Peter st.68 Te LET \u2014 6 RICHMOND AVE.37TA RICHmond square.Apply 9 Bleury street, 0 LET \u2014 HANDSOME LOWER AND UP.\u2019 per tenements, situated at Nos.27, 3 and 31 Cbesterfield ave., Westmount; monthly renwal, $24 \u2018aud §3v respectively.Apply 174 St.James street.: ' 64 \"0 LET '\u2014 AT DORVAL, FOR SUMMER | months, .\u2018Quatre Vents,\u2019 property of Hon.Justice Girouard; fn first class order ; house newly painted; ice houses filled, etcs For particulars apply J.Leroux, Dorval Ste tion, Que.; .Q: ['GC LET\u2014FURNISHED HOUSE ON DUrocher street, for suvamer months; elèc- tric light, \u2018telephone, etc.Apply to P.° 0 Box 124.; .Qa TNO LET \u2014 COTTAGE, SELF CONTAINED, - No.35 Metcalfe ave.St.Henri: seven\u201d rooms; rent,.$17.25 per -month.Enquitre a M.Kerr, 4404 Western ave.- 0 LET \u2014 ON PRINCE ARTHUR ST.furnished house, for summer months, ex« tension kiichen; yas stove and telephone.Rental moderate.Apply K 116, Herald.tf 0 LET \u2014~ DRUMMOND HALL, 28 x 118; stage, \u2018dressing and super rooms; re-de- corated; new management; suitable for balls, entertaicmeonts, theatricals, religious services (Bundays).Apply Castle & Son, 20 University street.Te LET \u2014 A FINE UPPER FLAT OF 7 rooms, with mantel, pantry and china closet, ras and electric light, bath, all open plumbing and New\u2019 Star furnace and good cellar.Rent $20.00.Apply 150 Waverley st.Annex.; : FFICES.TO LET \u2014 44 ST.VINCENT ST.(opposite Court House).3 offices \u2018in suite, $10.00.4 offices in suite, $13.00.L.J.A.8urveyor, 6 pt.Lawrence st.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .Legal Cards.x NEENSHIELDS, GREENSHIBLDS, MAC- alister & Languedoc.J.N .N.Greanshlelds.K.C., R.A.E.Greenshlelds, K.C., A.W.G.Macalister, Erroll Languedoc, TCH, PRINGLE & CAMERGN, BAR- stats, Attorneysat.Law.Soucltors, in b , Notaries ° : out des Leiich.K.C., H.A.fringle, J.A C.Cameron, LL.B.IBBONS & HARPER, BARRISTERS, ete.Richmond and Car\u2019 sts., Lopdon.Geo.\u20ac.\u2018Gibbons, 'K.C., Fred.F.Harper.8.BUCHAN, K.C., ADVOCATE, ETO.J Guardian Assurance Building, 180 Ht = mp Marriage Licenses, Property for Sale.far Advertisements under this heading\u2014%c per word for one insertion.Six insertions for the price of four, making the rate 14 cent per word.per insertion: OR SALB \u2014 AN ATTRACTIVE CUT stone front dwelling, very nice focation, Metcalfe, ear Sherbrooke; bay window, modern heating; desirable and good paying investment.Apply Skelton Bros.& Co.64 OR SALE OR TO LET \u2014 HOUSE.MOdern pressed brick, eight rooms, elec- trollers, etc., etc.; few doors east Bank Montreal, 4155 Western ave.Enquire W.M.Kerr, 4454 Western ave.62\" \u2018Dogs\u2014Wanted, Lost, Etc.ANTED \u2014 A GOOD RATTER; MUST BE Y_a\u2018hummer: Apply to J.McCloskey, Custom House, from 9 to 3 o'clock.63 OST \u2014 FOX TERRIER DOG: TWO black ears and two black eyes.Collar on Beck Co., 48 St, Chas.Borromee st.Boots and Shoes.\u2018boots, water bottles, and everything made ul OOT3 AND BSHOES\u2014WE MAKE BOOTS and shoes for craint or deformed.feet.Specialty of repairing shoes, rubbers, rubber rubber.A.HODINA.¢ Beaver Hall Hill.Want:d to Purchase | CXYANTED TO PURCHASE \u2014 A SAIL{ yacht, half-rater preferred; must be in good condition; state price.Box 166, Herald.à 63 Agents Wanted.ANTED \u2014 AGENTS MAKE 500 PER cent.- profit seiling \u2018Novelty Sign cards\u2019; merchants buy 10 to 100 on sight; 800 varleties.Catalogue free.Sullivan Co., 408: W.Van Buren street, Chicago, Ill.sé JOUSE FOR SALE \u2014 2395 ST.ANTOINR Het.Stone front house, rooms, bath, w.c., and pantry.Daisy furnace.Large yard and shed.Possession 1st of May.Apply on the premises, 1 OR SALE\u2014HOUSB IN COTE ST.PAUL and 3 farms in country\u201482 in Arundel.Will sell or exchange for amall house Mentrual or vicinity.Particulars at 88 Cadieux st.forenooN or evenings.OR SALE \u2014 THAT FIRST -CLASS, CUT stone double residence, No.148 Metcalfe street, large lot, with brick stable.Unequal- clan.Early possession.Apply to M.P.Océh- Yane, 501 Board of Trade Building.tt Common Sense Exterminators For ROACHES, BED-BUGS and MOTHS.For RATE and MIOR, el All Dealers, and 381 Queen st.W., Téronto.Two p g Jf you see It in The Herald don\u2019t forget to tell the advertisers so, peck.Reward on return to.J.A.Blyth, Adam ; led location and accommodation for a physi.| Iseued by Arthur W.Wilke.WILKS & MICHAUD, ACCOUNTANTS, Merchants Bank Building, Tel.M.4125.Evenings, 548 Plessis | st., Tel.East 2252, and 48 Crescent st, \u2018Tel, Up 3052.~ Marriage Licenses _18SUND BF bo JOHN M.M.DUFF, 167 St.James Street gnd 49 Crescend J Srest a Cartage and Storage.>» -Have Your Furniture or Baggage Moved or Stored by The Merchants\u2019 Express Co.349 ST.JAMES.Phone 2238 Main.\u2014\u2014= - \u2014 \"If you soe it in The Herald don't .forget to tell the advertisers se.Patents\" * \\PATENTS 4x0 TRADE MARKS OWEN N.EVANS.Merchants .Bank Building, Montreal.uty : = \u2014 PATENTS THAT PROTECY Featherstonhaugh & Co.(Fred B.Fea- therstonbaugh, B.L., M.E., Albert F.Nathan LL.B., 8.B., M.P.L., late Examiner U.§.Patent Office).Canada Life Building, Montreal.Also \u2018Toronto, Ottawa and Washlag- ton.A \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018The Prospective Patontes\u201d By E.J.Fetherstonhaugh.formation: Pri: Ze.Fetherstonhaugh & 1dg.\u2018Montreal.Also Torofito, Ottawa an.\u2018Washington.IN ALL COUNTRIE! ENOINRERINO, BLRCTRICA BC RM TIP Ia CAEL SPRCTALEY ob a Novem MARION & MARION Oraduste Eogineers & Registered Poteet 2 ew | TBE pe rp, ! \u2014 Our book of îne Blackmore, Pa:cut and Trade Mark Solicitorg - in fod Experts, Liverpool & London & G > 0 - > Want Ads.are the best valus in tie $ sers ets ia the choicest blend, put up.by the world\u2019s largest coffee distributors.If you have coffee, the first cup, will be a revelation.In 1 and 2 pound tine.* At\u2018ail grocers.Chase @.Sanborn, Montreal BUSINESS GRANGE \u201cun With MARTEL-STEWART 60.) Has severed his connection\u2019 with the above named Company, With Messrs.Ernest Denis, J.O.Dents and ARTHUR .DENIS, he has formeda Joint Stock Co., under the name of Denis Advertising Signs, Limited \u2018to carry on the sign Business i in all its branches, \u201cWe will be pleased to hear from our old friends and new customers, At any time a phone call to any of the.following Telephones will receive ,prompt attention, \u201c4 4460 * PHoxes Maux, \u201c .LX] » TEMPORARY \u2018OFFICE, 40 St.Lambert Hill.TEMPORARY | SHOPS, 480 Craig St.AFTER MAY 1st OFFICES AND SHOPS AT 652 CRAIG STREET.\u2018 > .\"OUR DISCOUNT SALE will:scon be a thing of the past.If you wish to save , 20 cents on every.-dot- lar's worth you buy you should not let this great money-savin opportunity pass unnoticed.Ali.the very latest in Carpets, Rugs, urtains, Draperies, Fancy Furniture, Brass and Enamelled Bedsteads, Bedding, etc.\u2018With: our liberal discounts and such an up-to-date stock you will find that this sale will prove the opportunity of a lifetime.THOMAS LIGGET, Empire Building, y 247, 2416 ST.1.CATHERINE ST.r= WHY IT IS DONE.The RADE we Bel! tik same make of watch ovement whi h° we bave done since we started in business eighteen Years ago is, bed usi: 1s the Yent walch made for tbe IGoney; it.» well.and truly mudé, and gives vulinfartion.In 2 25 Year Goid Filled Case, $16.20 GEO.G.ROBINSON & CO., Jewellers, 2397 ST.CATHERINE STREET._ Diamond work personaiiy seen to.of Te Lada UF his wag the stater ment of a, L #ffictn\" uf the local branch of Amalga- \u201cmated Association.of Carpenters and: Joiners, When asked if the local Jnem- burs were Cw { Carpenters and Joiners, \u201chn Vurgenization.\u2018The later have voted Jn fuvor of uniting with ihe amalgumatet | organization under the Strauss system, + but the concehsus of-opiuion of the lat - ler is very mach: opposed.to Joiniug Decision to Enforce Scott hands with the brotherhood, While Act Leads to Closed | the amalgamated, .organization\u201d hus Doors.AMHERST HOTELS UT 0 BUSINESS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201c branches in thé United States, the local branch feël-that it 19 à British or- Bunization.\u2026 The question of ainalga- ination with the Brotherhood Union was discussed at the meeting of the \u2018Amalgamated \u2018Association of Carpenters in the- [abor Temple last evening, but no definite attion was taken.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e PS Special Notice.\u201d LADIES\u2019 MODISH COSTUMES.Style is.susceptible\u2019 of varied treatment.Amherst, N.S, March 14.\u2014-Owing Lo the action of tie town council in de- cding rigidly to enforce the Scott Act, the hoteikeepers of this town have.de: cided to close their doors.\u2018Fo morrow no guests of any kind will be received The \u2018clerks and help have been discharged, and the hotels will be clossd to\u2019 the public.The situation is an awkward one and how entertajninent can be provided for the travelling pub- Hic is a vexed problem.A public méet- Ing is being held to > -nighe to discuss the situation, .JOIN AMERICANOR ENGLISH UNIONS ?Torento Carpenters are at the Parting - of the Ways\u2014A Difficult Ques- ° tion to be Considered.Torontb, March 14.\u2014(Special.)\u2014\"Our Policy is British Organization for Can- i methods of embellishments.\u2018Limited\u2019 claim tu supremacy Is unlvers- oy accepted, its pronouncement® in style are accepted as authoritative.Little wonder.\u2018therefore, it proves the central attraction for thbse interested in dress.\u2014 Chatham, Ont.\u2014A very daring escape from jail was.that of Dan\u2019 Forsythe who pleaded guiliy on several charges of grain stealing and burglary.Turn-} key Somerville came to\u2019 give.a drink to him and as he opened the .door of the cell Forsythe attacked him, and, after a sharp struggle, \u2018succeeded in locking him in the cell.orsythe went up the stairway and out over the porch, slid down one of the pillars and.disappeared.Nothing has been seen- of him since.The §.Carsley |.+ | | tioh there \u2018are girls who court success .8troy.the greatness with their BARLY smn on 4 A 14, 1065, Pot Pour BE STRONG! |e 250, pat bere to pid.to gream, v6\" | We barre hard work to do and loads to Shun.not: the struggle - \u2014 - face, it, \u2018tis God's gift.» DELIGHTFUL MYTHS.Pity the \u2018woman who will not ke'p her illusions.' Every woman may lose them if she will, but there is a great deal of comfort in Keeping them, even when we know we are wilfully decei-r- ing ourselves.If it makes life easler and does not decelve others, it cannot matter much.\u2018The conscientious creature who \u2018explains carefully to the children that there is no Santa Claus, and that the &lfts are put in the stockin 8 by thalr own parents, ls doing a silat deal of harm to the childish imagination, and robbing the children of one of.the dear- a myths that \u2018ever was or ever » su e ple who are not content to admire & great work of art,'\u2018or a great deed, us one harmonious whole, but must de- little carping criticisms of small Yaults, or ascribe motives for it.\u2018hey enthuse over nothing in the world, and if they are called on to admire their answer is always, \u201cYes, but so-and-so 18 the matter with jt.\u201d .Having started on thé downward path of ridding oue's self of illusions, it Is easy to go on.Very soun the acts of those with whom you may have to do seem sprung entirely from self-scek- ing and policy.The small everyday deeds of kindness become bids for favor in your eyes, and suspicion attaches itself to all those who seem cordial and friendly to you.And eh, how hard and unlovely thé thinking of these hard thoughts does make a woman! THE GIRL WHD COURTS SUCCESS.Of course In these days of compett- as eagerly as.mankinl\u2014success in business, success in art, succes in the wide world beyond the circle of the hearth.It is much more difficult for a woman to succeed in life thu \u201cman, | Beyond - FREER Hoi tete anis Explains Need of Pro- | the handicap of her being \u2018\u2019unly-a wo-| * # .man,\u201d there is always the sometimes| + ETIQUETTE DEPARTMENT 3 posed Changes.kindly, sometimes, severe.criticism = All matters concerning e: iquetto x * \u201cRy 1° .= \u201c that follows her, \u201cWhy dJdoesi\u2019t shestay = will be gladly answered by the © The woman who wants to aucceed must remember such maxims as these.Work on the theory of enthusiasm conquering all difficulties, Cultivate the, powers of concentration.\u2018 Finish aff little tasks as finely\u2019 as 1 + | while \u2018h to work | dress helps a woman wondrously on 1195 LS ju | | .standard for success.+ | or Crom.a ley - also painted: red s nessed \u201cstreéamers are lof an.artistic \u2018the [The | Wne of these holds red and white pep- Ans favor of amalgamating |\u201d the Brotherhood Association ur Amerfean | ç Many minds are at work .evolviii pléasing \u2018are placed.at \u201cThen there are sq many niggling peo- \u201c ant of ter, Irland Penitenent\u2014You- certain dia y Greene hs eater, aon aa \u2018|but I feel quite sure wy a t and .|.Mr.R.8 Logan, wro accompanied will remedy the mistake at-once, which will: undoubtedly smooth the troubled waférs.\u2018 Temper» and rydeness are very close companions, yon know, his wife and\u201d family to Atlantic City.returned to Moatreal to-day.Mrs.A.W.'Praser, Landon, Ont.is the guest of her sons, Mr.Fred.and Mr.Campbell Fraser, 224b Peel Street.Miss Fuller, of Toronto, who is the {&vest of Mrs.Hiam, University Street, Gaves to-morrow to visit friends at awa.Miss Sparks, of \u201cOttawa, will entertain at supper after the theatre this; evenlng in honor of her guest, Miss Ewan.> v Mrs.George Major, who returns from Ottawa - to-day, will visit her sister, Mrs.H B.Cassils, before, leaving for: Quebec, cost about $240,660.Up to the pre- iss Wler, of Cambridge, Mass.who gent the subs-riptions received total has been ivsiting Mrs.W.Dawson, $95,000, which leaves a sum of $143,000 all that: Is _ necessary: CONTRACT TO BUILD Awarded Yesterday to Mr.John Quin- * lan at Mesting of Governors.The contract far the bulldings of the Alexandra Hospital has heen awarded .to Mr.John Quinlan, and.the institution, when Mountain Street.Miss Ewan and Miss Katie were among lie Montrealers at Thelr Excellencies skating party at Rideau Hall ernors to go on with the work.At a meeting of the governors: held | yesterday a list of tenders from leading rontractors for the struction of modern, fire pruof bulld- on Saturday afternoon.Ings according to the designs prepared The engagenient is announced of Misa! py the architects, Messrs, Edward and Libbie Vinberg, eldest daughter of Mr.W, 8.Maxwell, \u201cThese plans hate |- and Mrs, Harris Vineberg, 90 St.Mat-' been carefully and thoughtfully pre- thew Street, to Mr.I.Cohen, of this\u2019 pared and when the hospital is erect- city.They will be ut home to their: eg it.will be one of the most perfect \u2018friends oùu-Lhe 18th aud 19th inst.\u2018cn the continent.- 'B An urgent appeal is made.to the Eng- | GODD WILL CLUB Linh peaking citizens adeto the E to The annual meetin » Good Will [Subscribe the sum needed and any do- Club, 2078 SL, cing of the Good wl nations will\"be' duly acknowledged by ; be held on Friday afternoon at four {the secretary; Mr, E.A.Burton, ur the- o'cluck.\u201c 1tev.Dr.the chair.All Interested friends are of the Bank of Montreal, cordially Invited.Detailed plans may Le seen at the 1oieee of the secretary.WOMANG CLUB._\u2014 At the monthly meeting of the Wo- with the president.Mri, F.H, Wayeotu presiding, there was a lengthy und interesting \u2018discussion of the new ,bylaws.Two new members also wet: admitted 10 the club.- At the close of the: business meeting tea was served, the table being charmingly done in yellow! and white.The club have decided to give A luncheon on Avril 4, Li ceivdra- tion of the twelfth.anniversary of trie organization.charter -day of the editor of this column, Address,\u2019 E \u201ctiquette Department, \u201cThe new building by-laiv respecting ; certain additional erétrictions x SRR RRR i placed on the local theatres {n the opin-\" ç ! ion of Building Inspector ¢ \u201chausse will Im a Fix.\u2014Strietly- speaking.you: certainly go through Council as \u2018it is should say Mr.H., as he fs not au M.D.| now drawn up.: ! gardes ZE to be \u201cæ.great ones.Putictualiity wien i | | is a useful \u201ctool The value of pretty and becoming the road to sucv eds, .Health is essential to success, so taxe every care of it ie you are blessed with it, and spare\u2019 no pains to recover ft if it, is lost \u2018temporarily, - Do remember that your whole career! is not wrecked If everything goes wrong | for a day now aud then.- Be as amiable and pleasant and as considerate to, others.as you like theip to be to you, and above all be woman iv, These hints are as applicable to the oman at home as to the business woman, - After all there 1s only one A DAINTY LUNCHEON, This idea is taken from Cihderella of | nursery tape, The duncheon cloth 18 +7 ! white damask.The centrepiece: fu ce: pumpkin hollowed out, filled with arborvitae and holly.A emall doll dressed: \u201cas u falry godmother sits amld the, Bowers.She can stand upon an Inver: ced glass vase, which will render her completely hidden: The pumpkin raigid on two wheels painted red (those cart wil do); \u2018two atieks, .anake the shafts, Ha.| cart, by red gibbon four white ehinag mic: -} huldw the ribbons\u2019 \u2018in her to the \u201cPhe fairy hain.: Little red.slippers filled.with holly |, the several covers, Th sel are fashioned out of crepe paper, the! Holes befug cut of cardboard, and th \u201c| aré finished'où top with fetching little! bows of red ribbon, \u2018Fhe name curds ave cunniig paper dolls\u2019 rome of Cliïderella, NOME, ut} her Prince and sone of her wicked si i ters.These can be bought tn paper dol) sets, and 1 wished, a few tiuches |, brush ean dress the m tw prevailing colors of green and.ge LL! bonbon divhes are quite Hittle coal seutties;: which may be found at a shop where favors are sold, or at a toy store.» \u2018permint candies and the other.pistache duinties.| _ : A .Personal and Society Notes Mr.Fan 1, Montreal, is in Ottawa, Mr.W, Forbes, Montreal, is in Quebec * Rufus - Pope, ex- -M.r, was in, the city yesterday.\u2018Mr.and Mra, WwW.V.Dawson have.left: for Bermyda © J Dr.\u2018.w tn Montreul yesterday.Mr.J.Campbell, of Sherbrooke, registered ut the Windsor, Mrs, H, entertain.a cards on Thursday.Miss I), MéNicoll and Miss K.Tren- hoime, Montreal, are in, Toronto, Mr.David F.Robertson, Mantreal, is a guest at the Chateau, Quebec.- Mrs.D'Arcy \u201cScott of Ottawa, been Spending a few days in town, in Montreal the geusts of \u2018Mrs, rier.\u2018Miss Ewan, the.Marlborough, is the guest of the Misses Sparks at Ottawa.Miss Jenning has returned to Toronto from & two months\u2019 visit in Montreal.Miss Iria Mudge has left for Ottawa to také pére in the skating compoti- tion.i Rural Dean\u2019 \u201cRobinson, - of Clarence- ville,\u2019 is the guest of the Dean of Montreal.Mr.\u2019 D.J.Rattray, Montreal, apent Saturday and Sunday with his parents in Quebec.=, Mt W.J.White, K.C., Moniroal, \u2018was registered at the Chateau Frontonac, Quebec, yesterday.\u2018 , Mrs, J.a.Graham, of Ottawa, is the + x \u2018The Kind that has Cured Your .Friends and Neighbors À in Spring Time.> BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES rae Makes Sick People Well AND INTTATIONS.Ask for \u2014PAINES.eee marc TT 7 laween thé letters you-mention, jUeman Ne t = pare not meant fof her.Parmalee; of Quebee, \" ' .Ekers, Bishop Street, will | has Mrs, Metkle und Mrs.Alexander are| + but as à matter of fact, Most peuple: do \u201cSome of the -theatré managers ave! gét lit the way, of saylñg Dit.H.; but objected > to the byslaw.\u201d suld \u2018Afr | when: you have occasion to write tu Chausse yesterday afternoon, \u201cbut their bim, you.should address the envelope contentions that the changes to \u201cA H.Kzq.I am not quite \u2018cer-.will necessitate much.tain of the difference in degree \u201cbe- i matter of re-building \u2018but will inquire, and let you know: later, Primrose- Your.létter is -no- \u2018trouble, and 1 am pleased to help you.T should advise you tu have your cards printed.with your fi:ll niame-~thus, Miss Mary bBrown\u2014as Iu your position there would: Le no wistake should anyone have to write or.to telegraph: to\u2014you-on._business.| You should always write expense fn the! their \u2018play -houses .iments détailed are more.minor character, ami Montreal docs not.want any Chicago horror with six, seven hundred lives lost: cas 1 am butidtng \u2018inspector I Intend wi sec that the danger 1s migimized:\u201d When asked to outline a few of the =- changes he would Hke-to ste I forcei YOU fn the Jocal-theatres, Mr,-Chausse suid addr-ss or tne card When you make i thai the.Monument Nationai = jeall and, Jeave 1t.In you own house quire another exit It took.tov long you would shake bands with any gens poe, crowd to get out of.that building.cote may Crh reduced: pot: as fi wWus'now afranged.A shgnv -fleman, other.than fie host or son of tthe house, 4s Tifroduced to vou, vou: would merely bow fn acknowledgment.| Ir sou should -Le- sitting down when the introduction: 1s.made, you would\u2019 bow: in acknowledgment, without rising from your seat, - : ; ; One fn Doubt.\u2014~-1.You should take your tuvitation cary\u2019 With you in case | it is axked for, tHe luncheon belug an official one You vither give your Lame or the card of nvigation.2 Yon should wear a smart i «ou | elyte legislation Yesteraay, tune, such as vou woutlg when golmg! VUMS\" for scenery were required tow large aftertioon AL Home.\u201d © 0; Seme of the theatres; ho séconèrg Witl When you, are seated you remove your, be allowed to be stared upon the stèxe Kloves,.7 excepu that actuatly In use, while tne - Quetre\u20141f° wauld be Anite Incorrect tlause asking tor a policeman and a him to smoke an the ovcasioniourffreman will not.be round fault with, Ale fulkhi vuroke à \u2018cigur® seviousiy: ir re knew the lady wells In regurd te the five - escape phase or he would het do su he Da -lan\" that clwuse has atrescis using her \u2018permission, borue fruit.insofair na Notre Dame Cake teins would.not thedral ia be \u2018tas fice dup with a system under the cire Umatanees uftfire-escapes that Will vasils vost $ie,- A Toon, Others will follow, © es A es STON EMSKY ACQUITTED.\"At oily 100K the Jury fone thinutes des liberation yesterday afternoon we fod \u2018Asracl Stondimsky not gully ; of the charge of abetting fudicial corruption, Me.Perey yan.counsel for the avc- seused, then made a motion for his dis: \u201cantssæal, but this vas of thie fact that therd are Vet four ue, Udfetments fgainat Stonemasky, twe for theft and Wo for consplracs to attempts Judie lal volisply a.\u2018 ees when would fill the bill'in this respect, äs would in the Theatre Royal and in À less degree in the Ano west end the- autres.: The Academy, \u2018the Theatre Frañvais and the Fréneh.theutres would have tot \u201cremove theiè mirrors to.comply With the LY \u201claw shee In ow pante audlvaces Keneradly mistake them for exits, thelr excitement.\u2018An additional clause was added to the When stor fur mention, or viguretie- but éven, thén without first As Ul vufé- smoke at all you mention, Betty-# would- wd vise vou td utterly ignore the evidently intended snub and; continue\u2019 your visits as usual \u2018us they, ! Jack -RBe generous nd nuke It up at\u201d the first opportunity ia the bust advise | can Rive you JEM.Yes, fhasy ion, unle sa vous are requested by vour hostess to keep lt.\u2014 ae HERALD DAILY PATTENN Sern t Enrageil at probable defeat fn à lavsuft, George -Sclitatler, a pres-! \u201cperous imerchant shot and instantly TkiTed MP.and Mra WK.Bl awd thelr baby boy du the home the The hethe, baby boy in thelr home, The murders | aes held the house for three.hours Agatns) assault, serlousiy wounding twa policenien héfore he.was Killed by a, bullet through the threat.Ne histler'a \u2018 Denver : wife, à young and beautiful woman dropped dead \u201chei she heard of \u2018the tragedy, .< Hazel\u2014To thank her very politely is ALEXANDRA wn | complete, will have].is now the guest of Mrs.a J.Mudge, Still to be obtained Lu enable the OV~ entire con-|.Symonds will be in honorary treäasurer, Mr, FE.8, Clouston, \u2019 Rm y SS] | Building Inspector Chausse asked for i pare not well-founded, since the require: ; \" / is x 27, Regular price, 40c.w ednesday ose se sem eue 27e i [02 18 x ai, Regular price.50c.\u2018Wednesday .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.S4e | JS°X.27, Regular price, 75e.Wednesddy .\u2026\u2026.SOC ! 12 x45, Regular price, 75e.> Wedhesday coeseereiiasies\u2019 50c 12 X 437 Regular price; $1.00.Wednesday reterceccesscce eTe 14 x 43, Regular price, 33e.Wednesday acs+veccecccue\u2026 BTC 14 x 65, Regular price, 81:25.Wednesday s+esccecsccs0e4 BAC 14 Deputy M pur En She \u2019 areluatnE his, Civil Code, which were referrerd to the Lavoie, Doheny, Blain, Loran, Gauvin,| Committee on Legislation.- ler Parent etc.nr ; In reply to Mr.Tellier Premier Pare ee , said \u2018the sale of timber lmits for the > - CHOIR TOG WEAR GOWNS.{year 1904 realized a total of $250.228 03: | \\ .An innovation.in the conduct of ser-|$138.32.1 The average price paid per mile was Lo The sale was advertised in the vices in the Methodist - Churches of (Official Gazette, according to law, and i Montreal will be introduced in theif, certain newspapers chosen \u2018by the i Douglas Church on Sunday next, when! NVinlster, for more than the required the choir will be attired in black gowns,|{jme, The Government advertised the | the \"ladies wearing trenchers in addi-|sale of 19,938 square miles, the greater tion.While this will be a departure SO, part .of which was advertised in.pre- fur as Montreal \u2018Mothodist churches are) vious years.concerned, the plan of gowning the Mr.Tellier clroir\u2019 hus been follbwed for some tine Council appointing the present.coroners: of the district of Jolictte or dismissing: thelr predecessors.; The House then adjourned.To ° | FEDERAL POLITICS IN - FREDERICTON ELECTION Twenty-year Alderman Defeated for Mayor by Separate Schools Agitation and Conservative © Organization, Frederictoa, N.B., \u201cMarch 34.\u2014(Spe- moved for Orders-in- 1 urches in Toronto, and the Centenary Crurch in Hamilton, end has been found to add much to the dignity: of the services.The Douglas congregation have\u2019 just completed the installation of a new organ, which will \u2018be opened Thrusday evening next by a fine con-| cert, when pari of \u201cThe Creation\u2019 will be rendered.\u2019 r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DIED ON HER WEDDING MORN.Truro, N.S.March 14\u2014A wedding intended to be celebrated here last week has been sadly interrupted Are Li i Ing of- the Legislative Assembly.only| concerning private] CHAPTER 1X.\u2014(Contlnued.) \u201cPlease come,\u201d.she cried In her winsome way.\u201cThese stalrs are too narrow for courtesy.\u201d .The stepped heavily onward.She flitted away.Emmettr raised his Jau- tern between the purser's face-and his wn.\u201c- \u201cWhat do you think of that?\u2019 ne whispered, awe-stricken.-The man of accounts smiled broadly.\u201cPretty girl!\u201d he agreed, with crudely emphatic superlatives.co Emmett shook his head.mured to himself: ¢ sce things: Ca Enid handed an armful of dry linen to the damp, steaming women In tie lower bedroom.She \u2018was hurrying out: 1 someone overtook her at the door, 3t was Mre.Vansitfart, : Co \u201cMiss Brand,\u201d she sald, with her all- sufficing sniile, \u201cgive me one.moment.\" \u2018They stood In the dark and hollow- sounding stairway.The seas wove lashing the colunin repeatedly, but the, night's ordeal was nearly ended.-Even | a timid child might know now that the: howling terror without had done its; worst nd failed.Fron the cavernous; depths, ningling with the ruinble of! the storm, came the rhythm of a hymn.| Those Ieft in gloom by the withdrawn\u2019! of Mr.Emnett's lantern were cheering thelr despondent souls, \u201cSurprised, cven the older woman's deniand, -the listen-! He mur- \u201cI guess I'm ured.I ers heard these words: \u201cAwake, my soul, and with the sun * Thy dally stage of duty run; .Shake off dull sloth, and joyful rise - To pay thy mornlug sacrifice.\u201d .The rough tones of the nren were aoë- cned and harmonized by the distän.> It was a chant of praise, of thanksglv- ing.the offering\u2019of those who had been snatched, froin death and from miortal fear more painful than death.cial.)\u2014Great interest was taken in the ctvié elections here yesterday, particularly in tho Mayorally contést.Patrick Farrell, alderman for :wenty successive years, was defcated for the Mayoralty by Dr.Geo.McNally.| thur Cooke, LC.R, fireman, and Miss Pearl Betts had prepared for their nuptials.Archdeacon Kaulback was asked to perform the ceremony.By morning, however, Miss: Betts was dead, having heen taken suddenly Ill with spinal meningitis.an MONTROSE PASSENGERS, The Canadian Paëlfic Railway Coms pany steaïuship Montrose' sails.from St, John, N°B., for London, Tuesday, March contest.MeNally had the support of the (\u2018onservative organization, which did such effective work for Crockett in the recent Federal contest.Farrell, 14th, i \"3 are: _| who is a Roman Catholle, found the Toh rn ali Pr cay ar | agitation over the Scparate Schools Nurse, Mré.Nurse, Mr.Winn, Mrs, Matter too great a handicap for his Winn, = ! * 1 TS\" Lotherwise great popularity to ovegcome, C \u2014\u2014\u2014 \"jOf the other candidates only two: were dAgiOTRE DAME HOSPITAL, Conservatives and both were elected; The treasurer of the Notre Dame] NEW TRIAL TO BE ASKED FOR.Hospital \u2018acknowledges with \u201cthanks, ; oo reception of the following gifts: Mr.Jes, Thibault, qualification.as a life| governor, $100; M.M.Dupuis Freres,| .$200: Dominion Oilcloth Co., Ltd, employes, 366.1:;-M.M.Leteéridre, Fils & «Co., $10; M.M.Jokn Balllie, \u2018 Ludger Gravel, E.N.Heney Co., Ltd., Hormis- \"A FAST TROTTING HORSE Deveras, 2.114,9owned by Mr.Antoine Wendling, of the Clifton \u2018House, Brockville, is one of the fastest mares «in Eastern Ontario.After every race she is rubbed down with Nerviline, which prominent horsemen consider the best liniment made.Mr.Wendling says: \u2018For gprains, strains, swelling and internal pains, Nerviline is unequalled; it has strength, penetrating power and \"works promptly.Evory horse and stock owner should use Ner- viline.\u2018\u2019 : 25¢ per bottle.everywhere.\u2018 _ Petition About, Cleveland, O., , Sullivan, United States district attorney, in the Chadwick case has -re- ceived many felegrams and letters has won in.the conviction of Cassie L'Chadwick.Among them was the following telegram: .\u201cCongratulations.The victory is all your own.Andrew Carnegie.\u201d -A new trial will be asked for on the exclusion of testimony during \u201cthe trial; error on thet part of the judge in his charge to the jury, and the verdict was contrary to.law and the weight of the evidence.- - Mrs.Chadwick rested quietly and received no visitors.: ! a \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .THE TEMISKAMING COMMISSION- .THE .« = CANADA GREAT FRANCE, | FAGILITIES FOR ALL .KINDS OF BANKING.DRAFTS ISSUED.| EXCHANGE Bought or Sold on all points in BRITAIN, GERMANY, \u2018 Lo \\\\_ SOUTH \u2018AFRICA, : AUSTRALASIA, CHINA, JAPAN, | Toronto, March 14.\u2014The resignations of all the members af the Temiskan- ing &.Northern Ontario Railway Commission, With the-exception of that of Mr, B.W.Folger, have been handed in \u2018to the Government.'It ls not yet known\u2018 whether.the Government has definitely decided to abolish the commission snd place the railway in charge of the Publle Works Department.The latter cannot be done unless the act relating to: the railway is amenf8ed by the Legislature, and there is a feeling.around the Parliament Bullaings that this change js inténd- pd.: .: COUNTY NEWSPAPER MEN.OR- | © AND ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.yo \" Cornwall, i ber of newspaper publishers of Stor-| mont, Dundas, | Russell, met here yesterday and organized the \u2018Flve Counties Press Asgo- INDIA, Etc.President, C.W.Young, Freeholder, CORNER 31, JANES A ST.PETE S15.YN rT 4 Cornwall; vice-president, W.A.Rem- mer, Glengarian, Alexandria; secretary treasurer, H.C: Jones, Review, Vank- leek Hill; executive committee; RB.CORNER.\u201c GUY & ST.CATHERINE $TS.For the first time im, civic historyÿl too much.Federal politics enterde largely iuto the; .\u201cTam better,\u201d zs Mrs.Cassie Chadwick Has a Fine Line) quite wishful to make the explanation of Alleged Judicial Errors to reasier, found hérself interested, A : \u2018\u201cTHat is quite po3-| ( Siblé, of course, though you must have March 14.\u2014John J.been quite a girl, \u201c{cnogratulating him on the victory he} .\u2018That is.so\u2014I think I heard of\u2014of Mrs.Mrs.Brand'à-death\u2014n London; I fancy.| But\u2014they had only one child,\u201d - grounds of error in the admission and that - Ont, March 14\u2014A num-|.Glengarry, Prescott and |.cilatton,.with the- following.officers:.|- The singing ccased-as suddenly aw it \u2018began, Mr.Emmett and purser were warning the first watch, \u2019 The {nterruption did not seem {to help Mrs.Vapsittart.She spoke awkwardly, checking her thoughts as though fearful she might.be misunderstod, or say 1 \u2018explained, \u2018\u201c quite recovered.I\u2014 Yo my bunk to ona who needed Pie Hi y ke \u201cIam eure we are.all doing our.hest' to help one another.volunteered Enid, \u201cBut I am restless.Tho sight of.your sister\u2014aroused vague memories.Do You mind\u2014I find.it hard.to explain.\u2014 Your naine is familiar.I knew\u2014some.people\u2014calicd Brand a Mr.Stephen Brand \u2014 ang, hls.wife,\" | ; She halted, seemingly at a'loss, Tniq, \u2018striving helplessly to golve the reason for this\u2019 uriéxpected confldence, but \u201cYes\u201d she sald.\u2018Mrs, Brand dizd many years ago.\u201d 101 Mra.Vansittar flinched from the feeble rays of the lantern, Enld laughed., \u201cI am a mere nobody,\u201d she sald, \u201cDad adopted \"me, I came here one day in ,June, nineteen years ago, and I must have looked so forlorn that he took me to his heart\u2014thank God!\u201d .Another solemn choïl of the hymn floated up to them: \u201cT.et all thy converse be sinciere, \u2018Thy consclence as the noonday clear.\u201d Lo > - ._ The rest of the vers evaded them.Probgbly a door was closed.* - : Mrs.Vansittart seemed to be great- Iy perturbed.Enid, intent on the occupation of.the moment, belleved their little chat was ended.To round it off.so to speak, she went on quickly: \u201cI ynagine I am the most mysterious person living, in.my early.history, I mean.Mr.Brand saw .me floating towards this.lighthouse In a deserted boat.I was nearly dead.\u201d The people starved and thrown.Into the gea oh knocked overboard during a collision, \u2018ABAD COLD usually catches you in your weakest spot.No matter where it is, Shiloh\u2019s Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, will reach the seat of the trouble and cure you.Your mone back, if it doesn\u2019t.< « | Qpsn Saturday Bvge.7 100.\" | [f|lane, Press, at Winchester: W.H, .i a Ne : 1 rg ear Bradfield, Leader, Mori{aburg; .W.J.W.Lowrie, Leader Rusgell.Le nd \u201cHERALD SERIALS ARE GOOD SERIALS.\" THE PILLAR OF LIGHT i know.\"would see daylight again.stir whilst Enid awalt>d | who had been with me were gone, either |.25c.50c.and $1.00 ' - NP By LOUIS TRACEY, Author of \u201cTha Wings of the Moraing.\u201d AA as the boat was badly damaged.My ' linen was marked \u2018E.I' .'That Is the only definite fact I can tell you.AH the rest 18 guess-work., Evidently, no- Body, cared to claim me.And here I Mrs.Vunsittart was leaning back inh the deep gloom, supporting hers=lf against the door of the bedroom.; what a romance!\u201d she said, faintly.\u2018A vague one, and this is no time to gossip about it.Can I get you anything?\" - Ct .Enid felt that: she really must not prolong their convertation and the other woman's exclamation threatened further talk.200 f< 2 \u201cNo, thank you.You'll excuse me, I : My natural interest\u2014\" | : But Enid, with a parting smile, was halfway toward the \u2018next landing, and Mrs.Vansittart was free to re-enter the crowded apartment where her fellow- sufferers were wondering when they She did no: The dârkness\u2019 was\u2019 fhiense, the narrow passago draughty, and the.coi- umn thrilled and quivered in an un-| nerving manner.She heard the clang of à door above and knewW that Enid had gone into the second apartuient given over to the wonien.Somewhere, higher up, was the glaring light of whith whe had a faint recollection, though she was almost unconcious when \u2018wi bound from the rope and carried Into the ser- vice-room.= | \u2019 (To he Continued.) ee MAISONNEUVE ELECTIONS.Will be Keen Struggle on the Question of Street Railway Franchise.The nominations for the municipal cloctions to be held in Malsonneuve on Monday next took place yesterday and owing to he part taken by &4 number of the councillors in the recent street railway fight, excited considerable interest.C'andidates were placcd in nom- ifnation by the\u2019 Municipal Progress Association, who worked to have the street railway by-law put through, and the Citizens\u2019 Association who endeavored to have the by-law defeated.Mayor Bleau is nto sccking rc-elec- tion.A - The nominations were as follows; For Mayor, Councillor Walter Reed and Councillor Richer.Councillors \u2014 For West Ward, Councillor Bennett, A.De- silets and BE.Martineau; Tentre Ward, J.O.Faford and (©.A.Reeves; East Ward, Councillor Riendeau and A.Mi- chaud.; : The Citizens\u2019 Assoclation will work to defeat tho councillors who hdlped to have the new street railway byslaw put through and in favor of the following: For \u2018Mayor, Councillor Reed; in West Ward, A.Desilets: in Centre Ward, J.U.Fafofd; in Eost Ward, A.Michaud.\u2014\u2014e ABRAHAM FRED CASE.Evidence in Fred Trial Was Continued \u2019 _ This Afternoon.©.» In testifying in the Fred case before Judge Choyuette yesterday afternoon, Moses Moscovitch sald he had been sent: to Fred's store to get $25 to help take \u2018told by Coullee that he must first bring a.bill for the Ruttenburg goods.He did not know until afterwards that \u2018these goods had been stolen.Mra.Couliee spoke to visits of Feld- man, and Fred and another man, who had conversations with her husband, but she did not overhear anything ot | wkat passed.A young lady bookkeeper from the Fred establishment on St.-Paul Street, told .of having seen Max Davidson pack furs there for shipmerit, but her other evidence did nob have much bearing on the casa.| » The trial was resumed this afternoon, : : rt DUVERNAY WARD.BYE-ELECTION.Candidates are Said to be In the.Field.The bye-election In Duvernay Ward is arousing the keenest interest in civic political circles, and the close proximity of hwomination day (Saturday), is responsible for much activity in the vacant division., .Four candidates are in the fleld,.it is understood, although nothing definite may be learned until later in the week Ex-Ald.Oulmet and Martineau, \u2018with Messrs.Elle Major and H.Corblal \u2018are the most talked of In this connection.Four Strong It is stated that\u2019 ex-Ald.Martineau will accept the position only oh conili- tion that the nomination is unaimous| and the election by acclamation.LATE MIS8 LOUISE LANGLOIS, The funerai of Miss Louise Langlois, daughter \u2018of Mr, : Charles Langloie, nt the firm of Gunn, Langlois & Co., took place ÿéhterday-from her father's residence, 164 8t.Hubert Street to St, James Church and thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, The chief mourners wege N t &\u201c ! lthe latter-out of the city, but had been, WHY PAY $6.75 PER TON FOR COAL ?SMOKELESS COKE | i \u2018Makes a Cleaner and Better Fire, and costs only $35.00 per ton - delivered (bagged free when desired) \u2014$4.50 at yard.Le \u201c THE MONTREAL, LIGHT, HEAT &' POWER CO, a New York Life Building.Telephone\u2014Main 4040.THE INTERCOLONIAL COAL MINING CO., LTD: THE DOMINION GOALGO, (LIMITED), - W k D de Il W .roks: Drummond Colliery, - Weslvills, 3 MINERS AND SHIPPERS = |.t Woshille, 3.\u2014~OF\u2014 Co Miners and Produceds of \u2018Drummond\u2019 Coa] and Coke, from 81 ni X'and-rer clubs.will compete agalnsi - Held Annual Meeting \"Winnipeg.that a number of gentlemen in that city are prepared to wager | the trophy, and from the present out- \u2018 look they.are likely to do so.\u201d _ ON THISTLE ICE.The \u2018event was ®hot under the new non-handicap -system, in which every Cm mm mm p\u2014 re SA Sy TA édit CA \u201cal TG GA Duell) EEE \u2018 2 other \u2018respects, was quite satisfactory.In championship matches \u2018the report showed the club won six and lost one.The exhibition matches were two won | and- none lost.The Minto Cup serles five minutes over time the Binks\u2019 boys\u2019 ecored again, thus winning the game.| | MEDICAL STAFFS PLAYED.| Dave Turnbull, of the Forty-third, made -the highest cross alléy score, 599.J.M.Bkend, of O.A.A.C, has the highest single string, 234.\u2019 ; [es handed competition on St.Lawrence Two green players, Miss Studer and Mrs.D.W.Murdoch, won the finals] for the James Y.Roy prize in a dou- fce vesterday afternoon, after curling ! the Canadians.in the second match, \u2018 £10,000 that the Thigtles can defeat .; .On Thistle ire a matoh was played .hi, : y * Among Lhe guests were Arthur Liffi- the Ottawas In a series\u2019 of games on for the Greenshields prise.The win- fans ars pandiceps himeets accord Ÿ ton, BR.J.Wall, William Darby, Jams - Ç: \u2018neutral ce, To : \u2018DAN JORNSON LEADS ner.W.Ho, Mussen, will [play John we Te won Tey of Jos fourds Bou D Sheriff.\u2018\u2019rrus F.Kennedy./S.Kenñnedy, | \u201c.\u2019 Ca Tie Herald telegraphed President R.: ° air to-nlg = TT and if his shootin inues , Te ! id .: .! * : : : \u2014-\" ss ing continues to im- » H.O'Fivnn.H.R.Halleck, A.Ray-! \u2019 | : , Anime.T.Shilltugton, of the Ottawa Hockey.| the prize: - : - es : mond, and Max Horufeck.The Jeague Mr.Tom O Connell Again .Elected President\u2014Support | i,» asking his opinion in the mat.| THE OTTAWA BOWLERS W.H.C.Museen, M.McNeil 7 of the \u201carkesiacks in ne rons farure: \u201c dejegates present were Benjamin, RB.; \" 9 .: \u2018ter and ¢ : .J - ; .; .> erjacks.; - fui .§ Enoder New York Ateric {ub ami Promised Caughnawagas\u2019 Application to rt FOE HORI ann; Maro she Somnicte stars primxouy seater: [RIL Rag Sie ene E.Hayward and K, Gordon, Wanderer \u2019 : | \u201cThe Ottawa Hockey Club will pay Ban Le | .aco! \u2019 - - rev ', - i 7 * a \u20ac lan Bowling League were hand-| A.friendiy match between a rink |score.; \u2018 Hockey Club.oo N.A.L.U.no attention.to E.J.Rochon\u2019's adver- Canadian Roule 1 S ecretary A M.|from Verdun Hospital and one of the| Next Saturday.the \u201cnew shots\u201d will f \u2019 t ne Dion Cantal h Toss.Forty-third won the team| Montreal Club was played last night shoot \u2018old shots.\u201d and.a handsome, ÿ PRIE MATE M PER EMM VSE tated hay Pa Put CR of t : Thintlen.championship, and will meet, the win-{on Montreal ice.© The resuit was:\u2014 prize has been offered by the vice-pre- t = # At the an: ; AL a as orme |Ners of the Montreal series in home| Montreal.~~.Verdun.(sident of,the club for.the highest in- * Ki -pe re = - the annual meeting of.the Sham-! al to this matter, T may say that wa, any officlal notice of Rochon's offer and home games for the Canadian |T.MoC.Hutchison A.Cogdale dividual score of the two teams.A ¥ RAMBLERS ARE ge 7 jTock Lacrosse Club held last night in were mot derived of the services of ERA were not likely in any event, to! tanshi Th tandin of the George Darling Byers Robertson A photograph of the club house and £ = : AMBITIO E * oe at of the Joung Irlshmen's I.the enthusiastic captain .of former] CONSider seriously any such proposal.phir 18 88 Poor standing © \"Wm.Brown George Trueman .{members will also be taken and a big i a ! | 2nd HB.Assoclation, very satisfactory years, Mr, Thos.O'Connell, who con-| 5 Re TT \u2019 Sd.Darling Dr.Weatherhead: !attendance ig hoped for by the mem- 4 % Amherst.N.S.March 14\u2014 |Teports of the year.iv ; 1 1 len cL et WANDERERS ENTERTAINED =; ; .: : _ \u2014_ .\u2019 è ¥ (=pecial.)\u2014The Amherst team x i ficers were élected Nand PO rt ae atta : # [about eighty-five acres of land wepe WESTMOUNT GUN CLUB.2252 ST.Catherine Street\u2019 ; .\u2019 C cllwaine, league, 5 exhib ; : * 4 : 10k .a te Vietorla.PS 1 2 took place prior to the opening of the| Currie, 7 league, § oxhibition; 15.Robin: HAH sold The club nov Ro En A large attendance marked the third = ecason, a proposal to abolish the office son, 4 league, 5 oxfifbifton: H.Hoobin : ; 200 mores beautifol sltuated h the [Monthly competition at the Westmount == ve of captain of teams was proposed and |6 league, 4 exhibition; John Brennan, Ÿ PISTES To shore of Lake St Louis ° Gun Club grounds on Saturday after- Ge ; carried.Your executive were oppnsed league, 6 exhibition; P.J.Rronnan, 7 TR \u2019 : NR = 4 noon.\u2018 \u2018 .LL.0 to such a step.es they recognized league, 6 exhibition J.Hogan, 6 lcague y S TILLWELL S - After some practice shooting, the Co Oo e ; Henry Birks through long years of«experience that|6 exhibition; W.Hennosay, 6 league, 4 oo PULAR a MEAL CANADIANS BEAT AMBRICANS.boys sot down to Dunes rd a he an.Eg Y k .on : he office of captain, in and off the|exhibition; H.Smith, 4 le , bi- PO ., Fred : _ © © principal event e \u2019 - a co + a ; fielé, was one of the most important | tion; J.Valois, 2 ages exhibition: 15c Dashatian rear from the iar Ti ing a twenty-bird matoh for the club Cigar is a luxury, , | and Sons offices in connection with a lacrosse Thomas Moore, 1 exhibition.-_ OPEN DAY AND NI@QWHT.atitute of Houlten, champions of Maine, | LP» .d ff; re for.«3 UR Je ' 9 organisation.Many of the hardest| In conclusion, the report deciared:\u2014 .came to Fredericton Jast night and There were fifteen entries the high worth dollars ot v WON « @oldomithe and Silversmiths, and most strenuously contested games| \u201cThat the members of the team dis- _-\u2014 layed against the University of New |®COTes (With handicaps) being: HARRIS, HARKNESS: AND: 00, - of past years have been won through | played the deepest interest in prepar-| Cer.CRAIG AND ALEXANDER STS.Brunswick at the Y.M.C.A, gymnasium, [Chas.Routh .\u2026\u2026 s00s \u2018000s vues 18 nw WN » the tact and generalship of a captain.|ing for the matches, and apared no ef- : The visitors were easily vanquished.|F.G.B.Hamilton .\u2026.\u2026.sezees, : T J Your executive inatructed {its repre-|fort to carry the colors of the club to] : The score was: University \u2018of New |F.C.NABI cel cope seine vavoue ison, \u2019 sentative to the meeting to record his'the honored place which they now oc-| MONTREAL ART PRINTERS.Brunswick 28, Ricker 10.THe U.N.B.|_ On the shoot-off Routh won after à MONTREAL ART RINTENR votes against such a Incident.oupy.\u201d .HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT team has never haan dates : agreed that the sled HERALD.PA a , or Pare : tips wal IE gn SAL pete \u20ac .\u2018 .Co CJ \u2018 Lo.2 Lee 5 2! .pL eet EE .\u2018 ;° : .' ' De PL PO reel ae ve We a TT ES as wa ; he 4 ; mer Kees SF _THE MONTREAT, pany mEmALD TUESDAY, MARCH 14, LU « j .4 \u2014 Ir.- > 2 STOCKS.AND MONE Y, 1 Many Stocks Strong Again, But the \u2018Markets Show 4 Few Weak Spots Qus MNon.Dividead Payers Are Attracting Consi- Gerable Attention Stocks: were irregular in \u2018Wall Street.Here they were less active but on the whole fairly firm.Thy New York features was the advance in St.Paul and New York Cen- gral.Both were up three to four polats over yesterday in the early part #f the day and then began to weaken - &reund 11 o\u2019cleck.As they declined the rest of the market developed a good many soft spots.Canadian Pacific showed a reaction drom the extreme high figures of yes- teffiay, but continued fairly.active in Wall Street.\u2018 The sales of the stock there yesterday amounted to 26,100 shares the high price of the day\u2014and for that matter the highest price on record being 149 5-8.The sales of C.P.R.to noon in Wall Street to-day were b,uvv shares.In Europe to-day there was no features.: Consols were a fraction lower at nl 1-2 for money and 81 5-8 for ab cou Dom.Steel common, gfter holding around yesterday's low point at the opening, gave evidences of renewed buying towards the noon hour.As Stated yesterday many people took thelr profits in Steel around 24 to 24% and decided to wait for a reaction before they took it up agaln.Some of them evidently returned to- -day, and the stock was strong, both here and in Boston.The bonds were also moderately active.The sales of Steel in the Boston market last week amounted to 7,660 shares.Sales of Coal there were 895 shares, .«0 Should Nova Scotia Steel enter the ranks of the non-dividend payers the bst would be quite an imposing.one.The active issues not paying dividends would then be as follows: Dominion Coal .se sees 000 13% Dominion .Steel, pfd.| shee wenesens 7342 | Dominion Steel, cOM., evs eves\u2019 23 Richelleu .ccvee vere on serves oreo 683% Toledo .+ cor core.00° cvvoone LEA Nova Scotia .vee see seni .62 There was an interesting discussion among some of the brokerg over this list this morning and several bets were .made as to which one would be likely to resume payments first.One or two! lLield the view that if the Scotia dividend Was passed it would only be tori six months as the Company at present is said.to be getting good prices for Its\u2019 output and is well stocked with orders.Others\u2019 picked Richelieu to be the first.10 resume payments the view being taken that the Company should make - lots of money this.summer providing weather conditions are reasonable and there are no more accidents, \u2018Steel pfd., was looked upon as a third fav-|' orite with Toledo \u2018and Dominion Coal\u201d an unknown quantity, Dominion Coal exhibited another little burst of strength this morning and sold up-to-74r It reacted later.The market position of.this stock, appears to remain about the same.As has \u201cbeen the case for some months past there is a small floating supply of the stock and it seems 10, respond easily to any little buying that appears.- The output at the minesgat present is hot very large and March will probably.show a decrease compared vith the same month a year ago.Nothing.new transpired to-day to add.to the gossip |.on.the so-called consolidation schéme.There was a \u201cgood deal of selling in, the Paris and Berlin.market \u2018on the reports that Russia was to continue the war at all -conts.K\u20ac The, pales to nogn in Wall street today amounted to 708,000 shares,\" Call money in Montreal is quoted at t to, 4 1-2 per cent.- Call \u2018money in wall street loaned.atl ® 3-4 per cent.NORTHERN SECURITIES.C2 \u201c1 41 Swit d.{ 2, very limited, and in the absence.of] ethorthern Securities SE in Wall 100 Mackay bf 13%.122 Sens com Eu > \u201d transactions.prices \u2018are difficult to ed at 1621-2 10 1100 MOTS QUO | 25 Mackay pt.73.5600 D.1.bds.84% Now York Investments.fous Chan 11 12e would be accepted Mackay bf.21 nD.1.pds.85.Investment returns on New York fus chat ls left unsold.JAP BONDS.5 Do.Iron of.7 En Detroit Soh wtock, on the basis of yesterday's Japanese 6 per cent.bonds were quot- 100 Do.Ir pf.12% 500 Detroi t 851% tNlose, compiled by Louls S.Colwell, _ Le ed at 163 1-8.New Issue, 100, 10 Do.Iron.sata, \u201c153 Detrols b+ manager for Edmund & Charles Ran® Country Produce - - .C ° : ; ; v MONTREAL E EXOHANGE.1100 De.jron = 5 A Be op Close.Diva.Yleid.Eggs ~The Lone continues casy.\"The J 7 ree .ar .; ai he market.Montreal exchange quotations tan day 250 Do Tronc, 93 À ug Mackay Yo 4014 Amer, Sugar css 146 7 470 demand is fairly goo \u20ac id, he market re repor as follows by Marler &!200 Do.[ron ¢.2314 > Molsons 230 COM NOES A few limed eggs are still offering at Hodgson: New York funds, 1-64 to 1-3% 50 Do.Iron c.23, 8 Montreal 2361; Amer.Smelter.a 5.6.19 lie to 18e, but it iw reported that all prèmp.LB 0 4 Pre lyri siasy 176 Do.Iron ¢.23%.25 Do.Coal 73 Ba J A ite 111 4 8.60 the cold storage.stock has been clean- sterling demand, 9 17-22 to 9 9-16, 9 5 8j 100 Dower SS% 53 De Ces] 131.2, |Amal.Copper.: cs ; 81 2 24g|cd up.à for beans in al tô 9 3-4; sterling cables, 9 5-8 to 9 21-02, »5 Toronto Rs:10713 2 Toledo 28% .|Con.Gas 22° 10 471|, Beans.\u2014The de a al B3-4to9 7-8; Paris, francs short, 5.167, | 10 Toronto Rs.107%; wT Jedo ty 29 - - Detroit United.82 4 4.97 |Jobbing way Is fair, and p para Es less 3-32.: (40t0 Toledo Ry 29 : l1linois Central.1° 161 6 379|iy maintained, with sales of cholce \u2018 = 2 Toronto Rs 107% :5 Toledo Ry.2 28% Louis, & Nash.142 6 4.32 primes at $1.75 to $1.80 per bushel.*-FORGET'S CABLE.1100 Toronto Re One Toledo 28 | ['Missourl Puc.\u2026.316 5 454| Hpney.\u2014hatranied vale clover Mon L.J.Forget & Co's \u2014cable\u2014quotsd| ee A es Man.Elevated.112 6 3:48 to 7 © in 60- To.nas buckwheat honey Grand Trunk first \u2018at 113, second at| * - \u2014 + Met.Traction .123 T 5.63 (10 Tc in d white clover comb, 408 1-2, third at 49 7-8, Canadian Pacifici | : SN | |N.Y.Central.165 5 3.03 Toe tu %h Zu.an e kt 151 3-4, Anaconda at 6 1-3, and Hud-| | Curb Securities - Penn, By.147 6 A0 raie\u201d produet:\u2014Syrup, in 15-gallon ton: Bay at 73.+ .« | St.Paul PY 1 7 3.86 cash oe fe I Pr (du on © Steel pfd.:.\u2026.\u2026.7 7.2 .; NOON LETTER.- The unlisted securities are reported |Twin City.109 5 \"43 Wie measure, 06 sugar to foe a -A wire to Mr.C.D.Monk's messagrs| Mexican Light and Power Co.\u2014 Union Pacific .135 4 296, Township, 8 1-2¢ to 7c.said: The market showed some irre-| as follows by E.Mackuy Fdgar ¥ (io; Western Unlon.94 bo BAL Poratoes\u2014A or trade was donc in gularity at the opening, London hav- ; id.Asked.Can.Pac.149 6 4.02 yotatocs in à jobbing way, and sales ing become a bit uneasy on the unfav-| Bonds and stock.113 & 150 115 & 50] treal | tment vf good to cholve stock were made at |' drable news from Russia \u2018äs-to prolong-| Bonds .10000.8086 814 .+ Montreal Investments.ioc tu 80c per bag.\u2014 ing the war.Parls and Beglin both sold! Stack .0 - ; Following are thé investment returns Hops\u2014There was no change in hops, heavily, and.selling was Æontinued al-{ Havana Electric Railway\u2014 on Montreal stocks at lost prices com-1for which the demand: ts still - slow.most during the entire morning session Bonds .92 94 [piled \u2018by R.N.Hickson, stock broker, |(polce Canadian 30e to 33c; and fair to er Shected Csmees referred stock.rent 8 Ww |17 St John St.Close.Div.Yield.Leal at oe to 28e p °F Io.$6.45 a .- ommon stock.173 1 .~ .LIV.11\u20ac shes.\u2014First sorts, at $5.45; secopds wind some other neglected industrials|Sao Paulo bonds.97 + 3 Can.P Pacific ns \u201c147% 6 .- 4.05 l'at- $4.90 to_ 34,90; And fn pce at! tre now occupying the attention of the[ Electrical Development \u2014\u2014\"\u2014 {Montreal 7 Strèet.10 4A 57.50\" per 100 Tbs neavy traders, \"Bonds tue 85 87 |Toronto Street ome 5 AE } + \u2018 de ave sein seasau 0e Twin City .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.5 4.5 DETROIT RY.EARNINGS.pee Electric.1 48 [Detroit Unitea 1.s2 4 4871 Cattlein F England : Detroit United Railway's report of| Granby Con.6% 6% Mackay pd.Tai Yo B33 London, March\u201813\u2014 There was no rarnings for the week ending March 7, .Basses sr nea re .Cees \u2019 \u2019 tfor à, 1905:-\u20141905, $81,073.95; 1904.$69,133.37; Trinidad Electric Co.'s net earnings |Montreal Power.83% 4 4 T4 [ETS held a a td Ariz Dae tain, $11,340.18, equal to 16.2 per cent.|for February werc $7,939.an increase of Nova Scotia .62%.6 9.51; Cn American cattle \u2018andc at 11 ¢ fur .pee ', 751200 over those of the corresponding Montreal Tel.162.8.4.33 Cansdians.; TWIN CITY EARNINGS.\u2018| month of last year.Bell Telephone cere 361 $ aus Liverpool, March 13,\u2014The trade was he Twin City Rapid Transit Com- JOBlIVie pref iar: 113 3\u201c -ggolfirmer dnd prices.a trifly \u2018higher at pahy\u2019s earnings for the first week in Cotton Prices.Mont: Cotton x.d.97 7 7.21111 1-2c to 12c for Americans, sal a lle March ed 0 pee fasses , Bank of Montreal.26 10 891|t0 11 1-2 for Canadians.st $5, 218, or 6.88 per ent Cotton prices in New- York were quoz- Bonds.- _ .* ed ds follows over E.& C.Randolph\u2019 8 Winnipeg Elec.\".107% 5 4.64 \u2018Local Cattle Prices 852,500 FOR A SEAT.] private wire: Dominion.Iron 9 0 5.881 = : .York.\u2014A seat the New York Open.High.Low.12.30.|Ogllvie Milling .W 116% 5 5.14|, 'Tho feature is the strength {ri the = NE ha sea a 1d for 382.| May tes 763 781 TR 71 ROLLER market for hogs and prices since this Stock (xchange has been sold for $82.- Jy), 110000\" got IH 779 781.779 A LARGE COLLECTION.day week show an advance of lsc to 25¢ = August\u2019 .2.7.65 7.76 1.65 7.586] The offerings collécted at St.George\u2019s /ber 100 lbs, This was due to the : : October .7.722 7.85 7.7 7.85] Church on Sexagesijia Sunday for the, smaller reccipts and the keen con- J H.DUNN & CO.\u2018March.T3 758 7.53 7.58 mission fund of the diocese of Mont.[sumption on the part of packers for » : ; \u2014 C real amounted to the sum of $4, 086.55.the samt, coupled.with the stronger Members Montreal Stock Exchange.Liverpool, London & Globe Building, .TEL.MAIN 4084.Bonds and Securities.Havane, Sao Paulo, Mexican a Electrical, evelopment\u2019 Securities a Special Londen, ere.Office\u201486 purs wa + PERCY TAYLOR, .&tock Broker, MEMBER MONTREAL STOCK: EXCHANGE.1760 Notre Same Street.El.MAIN 1866 » \u2018South.Pac.72% and 70%; \u201cUnion Pac., Je.Randolph, AST CLP.R.xd.145.500.This is the high: record.price.The name of the purchaser is not disclosed.| GRANRY DIRECTORS.Five directors will be chosen at the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Granby Mining & smelting Co., which will be held at the general offices of the company on March 14.SENTIMENT.A vire to Laidiaw & Co.said: \u201cAt the moment the foreign situation influences conservatism, a fact hardly to be regretted.Underlying sentiment is etlil ullish, : The sensational advance in Smelters is a long-standing feature of the New.York market.They crossed 101 to- dar A year ago to-day they sold at GRANBY CONSOLIDATED.A wire fromm Boston to Charles Head & Co.gave the sales of Granby to noon at 3,445 shares, High, 6%; low, 6%.TRADERS SOLD.A wire to Marler & Hodgson sald: \u2014 The traders sold somewhat freely in| the beltef that the market had gone up 100 fast and a reaction was due.London disposed of large blocks of stock and this was taken as an indfcation that somte nervousness was felt aboard over the financial and internal condition of Russia.The sharp advances in Lead and American Smelters, the.latier crossing par for the first time in its bistory, on rumors that the con-! solidation of the two companies, which | has been under contemplation for some time, had now reached definite shape.Sentiment seems.to favor a- further réaction\u201d in the market.LONDON CLOSING.London.\u2014Anac., 6% and 121%; Amial.941, and 91%; C.P.R., 152% and 148%: Sao Paulo Tramway: Light and Power Corp.57 Bonds | y IVe are prepared to BOTH BUY and * SELL the above securities.Prices on request.DOMINION SECURITIES CORPORATION, Limited Ca 1ada Lite Building.| E.C.NORSWORTHY, Manager.St.Paul, 1884 and 18214; Erle, 491% and 47%.Erie first, 814 and 824; Illinois, 16612 and 16214: \u2018L.& N., 147% and 144; Y.Cen; «171 and 166%; Penna, \"7555 \u2018and 14712; Reading, 503: and 98%; 139 and 135%; U.S., 37% and 37; U.Z., 99% and 97.Lee : _ IRREGULAR MARKET.Noon.\u2014On rumors of early brobable annoutcement with regard ta N.Y.C.situation the speculation in stocks this morning opened active, and for a tine advanced rapidly.The activity fn the railroad departipent tended to divert attention from the industrials \u2018and there! was little feature here or in local trac tions.Heavy profits \u2018taking took place later and the general list developed ir- reguifrity.There were losses of a point or more In all active issues.At open.Ling of fhe second hour market was feverish \u2018and unsettled but good buying \u201cappeared on the reactions.\u2014E.& MORNING \u2018BOARD SALES.Following ts.a list of the morning board sales, as supplied by E.Mackay' Edgar & Co.: : 10C.P.R.xd, 147.10R: & OQ.69% ° 25 R.& O.69 5e Sao Paulo 12842 25 Scotia com \u20ac2, Yo Scotia com 82% .\u2018125 Scotia con: 621, 50 Twin City 10912, 100 Twin City 10944.50 Twin City 109.10Twin City 109.4 LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE.- The annual meeting of the Province over \u2018tbe books of the company, rar Gouin - The gross earnings of Montreal Street Railway last week were: 1905.1804.Inc.March §.: WATE 8240.nua Marc 1.March 8.6,243.05 6116.07 126.98 \u201cFMArch Bu S08L0S 6262.08 420.00 March 10., 6730.34 6,087.40 662.94 March Ji.7,092.34 6,472.09 720.2 Meroh 32.100102 5,008:62 4,567.83 48140 Totals + $48,483.10 §41,370.54 $5,050.66 56 Toronto Rallway earnings for the week ending March 11: 945 $4,998 Saturday .ececeeesnnaens ?Total vusccccreucauss .6,139 Commercial Cable , The annual meeting ot the Commercial Cable Co.has been postponed to April 3.A representative of the Mackay companles says: that revenues have increased largely as a result of the Russo-Japanese war, particularly from the Pacific cable.-__ Nova Scotia Steel J- 1m regard to Nova Scotia Steel it is sômë- what Interesting to recall a conversation at ver Janes, of Toronto, asked the chdir- man at what price the bonds bad been underwritten, and was informed that they had not been underwritten but had been sold.After some further questioning the chairman stated that the price realized for the bonds was 87% per cent.of par.This is equivalent to borrowing at ?7 per cent.Mr.Janes ex- pressod the feeling of the West on the Nova Bcotla Steel, and stated that he had not come to the meeting for the purpose of criti- y cizing tbe action of the directors, but of getting Information as to the company\u2019s position.He said one of the drawbacks to tbe company was the Issue of 8 per cent.preferred stock, and he was glad to kuow that it was intended to cancel tbe issue of stock row in the treasury, and said,that it was a pity that when the present company was organized some means had not been found to call in the whole issue.Ho was anxious to ascertain just how much water there was in the common stock, and asked bow it was, if the company valued the shares at $100, that soon after the issue they had \u2018sold on the market at from $27 to $30.\u201cMr.Thomas Cantley; in reply, stated that shartly Lefore the present company wad forined an expert from New York bad spent flx weeks tn examining the works at Trenton, the iron mine at abana, and golog etc.His valuation was betwcen $4,250,000 and $4,500,- 000.This valuation was made by independ- .ent people for another purpose altogether \u2018than the present company, and was used as à basis.of valuation when the stock of the present company was issued.- Twin City Affairs Agreements häve, been filed in St.Paul\u2019 covering the points at issue in the dispute between Twin City Rapid Transit and tho City of St.Paul.The city agrees not to litigate the question whether the company.under {ts present franchise.has a right.to extend its lines, and- also agrees not to grant franchiges to other lines.The company\u2019 pledges itself to build new lines on certain streets.The annual report, which has been out shortly.Minneapolis.~The new ay charter ot.St.Paul is row in operation.Ender_itagross earnings tax of 5 per cent.is imposed upon street railways operating within the city limits.The Twin City claims this unjust and has fought it.The company: has- plans tor improvement and: extensions in St, Paul, but pending this settlement nothing Is being done.As a comprotnise proposition.the company cffers to pay St, Paul G per cent.on gross earnings, this to be in lleu of all other taxes.The city ascepted this proposition, and supposedly everything was settled, but there is growing sentiment to the effect that the compromise was not to the advantage of the\" city and charter amendments are advertising reopeuing the controversy.\u2018This can be done, as the city is not yet absolutely.bound to the compromise settlement beyond recall; hence while the settlement is probably permanent on basis of 6 per cent, in full this is not certain, and the situation still permits of doubt as to the outcome.- The Rossland Mines Shipmerts for the week ending Saturday were.aéfollows: Le Roi, 3,215 tons: Centre ; Star, 1,62) tons: War Eagle, 1,350 tons Le.Ret No.Ÿ, 370 tons: Spitzee, 150 tons; White Bear.405 tons: total for the week, 7, 200 tons: and for the year, 65,106 tons.®- + Investment Returns FOR YOUNG\" AND.oLD.The ideal medicine for children and of Quebec section.of the Lord's Day!a Alliance- will be held in the Stanley Street Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, March 21, at 10 a.m.and 2.30 p.m.The City Alliance will have its annual meeting that evening in the same church at 8 pny; \u201d ; Tel.Main 4548.E MACKAY EDGAR & C0.STOCKBROKERS | MENBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE - mari Monds and Investment Securities.BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING aged persons is Angler's Emulsion.Tt is the kind.physicians prescribe.It is pleasant to take, agrees with the stoms ach and regulates the bowels.It increases the desire for wholesome food, agslsts digestion a Tiourieher the body.Try a fifty-¢ent bottle, R.N./HICKSON, r Montreal Stook Exchange, (17 ST.JOHN STREET.{stocks and Bonds BOUGHT OR sOLD ., For Cash or on Margin .Telephone Main 2204 _- Street Ry.y.Earnings .the Annual meeting of shareboldbrs in Qcto- | held up on account of this litigation, will be , +=\u2014=+ -MARKET REPORTS.Good Lenten Demand for Fish ing | Montreal With Supplies Plentiful| Prices Hold\u2019 Very Steady .and Show Very Little Change.and for fish contin- Montreal, and prices The Lenten de ues very active hold steady.There Is no particular feature to the market, as the supply of most lines is plentiful and about equai to the demand, The following prices are furnished The Herald by Booth & Co.: FRESH FROZEN LAKE FISH, Salmon trout (extra fine Georglan Bay fish), per 1b.veanes TY0C Yellow pike (dore).(round or i dressed), per lb.iv.6lc WINTER-CAUGHT LAKE FISH.Whitefish\u2019 (extra choice), per 1b.8c Yellow pike (dor®).(extra quality), per 1b, crises 1%C Grass pike, box lots, 120 Ibs., per wl secressceucce Cc WINTEIt- CAUGHT \u2018SEA FISH, SINGLE FROZEN, British Columbia salmon .9c Case lots of 300 Ibs.c0ve.8%e \u2018White halibut, per lb.sou.8% Cage lots of 300 IbS,, per Ib., 8%%¢ \u2018Haddock, per 1b, .cvivaeeeeee 3%0 Case lots of 300 1bs., per Ib p Hake, per 1b.% Case lots of 300 Ibs., per Ib cena - 84e Market cod, per lb.++.3c Cuse lots of 300 Ibs.per Ib.een 2%C Steak cod .s oun creeesiaees BC Tom cods, per brl rase s ones asc 00 0000 $1.50 Newfoundland herring, 65 \u2018lbs.to 100, per 100° count .FR, $2.50 Flounders, per Iberian 3lac Smelts (extra), per Ib.\"13¢c Smelts (No.1), per:lb.\u2026.\u2026.10c Smelts (Ne 2}; per Ib.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.êthc ; SMOKED FISH.° ' Haddles, extra, per 1b.\u20ac%c Haddles, per Ib.RER s\u2026cnccsus0e DMC Bloaters, per box \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.+.81,00, Smoked herring, crates, § \u201cboxes.65¢° Smoked salmon, per Ib.0 20C + SALT FISH.Sea trout, half bbl.c.v.$5.00 Labrador herring.per bbl.$5.00 Mackerel, 20 1b, kits, each,.$2.60 Skinless cod, 50 Ib.boxes, each.83.00 OYSTERS, Select oysters, per gal ieee 00.31.60 Standard oysters, per gal.$1.4 Paper pails, per 100 \u2018qts.$1.35 Paper palls, per 100, pts., \u201c+1.95C BONELESS AND SKINLESS COD.Halifax fish cakes, 1 lb, pkts, 2.© doz.to case, per case .10 Halifax shredded, 2 doz.to .case, .per Case .:.,0 00000 seu eue sauve $1.80 Acadia blocks, 2 lb.boxes, 12 to crate, per Crate .o.$1.92 Bluenose, 20 Ib.cases, per\u2019 lb.ceeen BC Grain in- Chicago .T he various options in Chicago :0- 1 day were quoted as follows: Wheat\u2014- Open.High.Low.12.May sooner MNT M1 7 TEE July evens 93 7 931g ~ Bg 92% Corn\u2014 ; May.+.4915 494 4914 494% July .o 491 4515 - 494 491, Oats\u2014 | ; : .May \u2018v\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026., 8174 81% 31% | 31% + Lt eo Wheat Inspection The H.D.Metellte Co.Ltd.received the following wire from Winnipeg, giving the inspection of wheat yestér- day as follows: No.1 hard, nil: No.1 northern, 1 car; No.2 northern, 20 cars: No.3 northern, 22 cars; rejected, nil; no gradeP nil; other grades, 20 cars.Total, last year, 96 cars.57 cars; , \u201cCheese and Butter | Butter\u2014Receipts arc a little \u2018heavier aiid the feeling is if anything.a \u2018shade \u2018easier.The volume of business DUsE- ing is small, as.the demand is ony fur small lots to fill actual wants, Non milk.and Australian grass crramery is selMng at 29¢, but sales of other grades\" were made down to 25é, and fresh dairy rolls brought 23c.: Cheese.\u2014The market Is quiet, owing to the fact that the offerings are now cable advices from some of the leading markets for Canadian bacon.Sales of selected lois of hogs were made in \"TURNED THE.TIDE In half an hour after Mr, Lavers took the first dose of Dr.Agnsw\u2019s Cure for the Heart he was on the road to permanant recovery.\u201cI was under treatment with some of the best physicians in London (England a) fbr wh they diagrosed as incurable heart able, suffered \u2018agonies through paine ahoui boeart, fainting spells, palpitation an pes haustion.As a drowning Man grasps at a straw, I tried Dr.Agnew's Cure for the Heart.The first bottla roliocved me greatiy, and when ! had Used two bottles all the symptoms of my heart trouble bad left me.\u201d'\u2014 A.Lavers, Collingwood Only, a Dr.Agriew'\u2019s om Cures Eczema, c, Hold by, B.B.McGale, 2121 Notre Dame st.\u201c and John T, Lyons, \u2018Blewry se \u20181 1-2¢ to 2 1-4c per lb.$12 each, as to size and quality.March fl as follows: Co \u2018 Cattle.Sheep.Manchester Trader, St.- John to Manchester .230 eee Cornishman, Portland to A | Liverpool .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.903 1,508 Concordia, St.John to n Glasgow 2.\u20260000000000.i 393 ere Concordia, St, John to Total .v.rcourovacsco.1,681 1,308 1,695 {for the same.4 18\u20ac: lrect quotation is 1l:d.signment.\u2018 this market at $6.25 to 36.35 per, 100 Ibs., fed and watered and dealers asked $6.50 for delivery on' Wednesday.The demand for cattle was only fair, but as the offerings were smaller a stead- jer feeling prevalled and prices show no important change.