The Montreal herald, 29 septembre 1905, vendredi 29 septembre 1905

[" FOR LITTLE WANTS See Herald Want Column.TH M ONT ESTABLISHED 1808.__NO.230.TWELVE PAGES.meme ALDERMEN VIEW LIBRARY >, CHEME \u2018 Ye \u20ac WITH 9 .© he goes to England the Law and Summonses Will Be Issued.; DEATH OF DENIS GORMAN.In connection with the sudden expiry So far about four thousand dog taxes havè been paid into the city, treasury, teaving one thosand still unpaid.The city has adopted a new system, sending a notice first, whica, if not heeded, is followed by a bit.Then if the bill is not pald within a i reasonable time a summons issues, This latter step is about due with a \u2018number of dog owners, yo.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 'BARON KOMURA SENDS THANKS TO THE C.P.R.A telegram received this morning at the head offices of the C.P.R.from Mr.F.P.Brady, superintendent of the Lake Superior division of that road, conveys the information that Baron | Komura, the Japanese peace plenipotentiary, is delighted with his trip and highly appreciates the unceasing care which the company is taking of him and of his party.It further adds that, all anxiety as to the harmful effect the long rallway journey would have on.the distinguished travellerv has been removed, as the Baron is rapidly gete ting better.Mr.Brady Joined the party at North\u2019 Bay and the wire was sent from Vice torin.morning, Coroner McMahon certified death as being due to natural causes, without going \u201cthrough the formality .of empanelling a jury.De-: ceased .was a carter and resided on\u2019 Shannon street, ee VICTORIAN LEAVES FOR HOME.The difficulty with the crew of the Victorian was not serious, state the Messrs.Allan, and she left Quebec last evening, and is reported passing L'Islet signal station all well.She goes direct to Glasgow for overhaul at the Allan company's workshops.- | What is Going On His Majesty s\u2014Rafflcs.Academy-\u2014Wm.H.West's Big Jubl- lee Minstrels.Nouveautes-\u2014Les Amants Legitimes.Francals\u2014Les 5 Cents de Baptiste.Royal\u2014The Jolly Girls.Arena\u2014Crocker's Educated Horses.County Orange Lodge adjourned meeting at 2204 St.Catherine St.A.O.H.Euchre and Social, Conservatory Hall, 2269 St.Catherine St.» 2 Fine and Warmer \u2014 Light scattered showers have occurred in a few localities, but the weather in Canada generally has been fine.A severe storm ls centered over the Gulf of Mexico.The readings in Montreal during the past 24 hours show maximum and minimum temperatures of 68 and 56.The record at various other points yesterday was as follows: Victoria, 48.64; Calgary, 86, 62; Vancouver, 46, 68; Qu'Appelle, 46, 80: Winnipeg, 58, 84; Port Arthur, 42, 62; Parry Sound, 44, 70: Toronto, 46, 77; Ottawa, 48, 68; Quebeo, 42, 62; St.John, 44, 54; Halifax, 40, 54 .; Publicity Pointers.JOHNSTON BROS., Jewellers and Diamond Merchants: \u2018\u201cWe are now in our second year, and have made ourselves known largely through advertising in The Herald.our most direct results have come from your paper, in the form of people speaking of our advertisement.I recall numbers of instances whefe they came with the advertisement out out, inquiring fer the goods mentioned\u2014a splendld indicatten e?L + The Herald's ability.to reach the brent gd § figs \u201c \u201c \" t ( t y 1 } 1 1 \u20ac 3 1 t « 1 $ 1 1 1 \u20ac i i 3 na sm RAS wd EATER a ORI ib i Ta 48 re INCI DISCUS 10 MAKE PUBLIC BUILBIKGS SAFER S BLL AME The By-Law Will Affect Theatres Very Seriously\u2014More Stringent Regulations Will be Enforced\u2014Council Fail to Appoint Gas Expert Yesterday afternoon the City Coun- oil spent several hours wrestling with the many intricacies of Ald.Robert- won\u2019s bill to amend the city bullding regulations.This by-law has been more or less before the Council since the Iroquois Theatre disaster at Chi- \u2014\u2014_ à PUBLIC NOTICE FUBLIC NOTICE is heredy given that the City ot Montreal and the Canadian Pacitte Railway Company will apply.to the Provincial Legislature, at ita next session, for rati- tication of an agreement entered into betwaen them and dated the 30th June, 1908, in connection\u2019 with the leasing of certain streets for à period of 99 years.L.0.DAVID, ; : - City Clerk.CHS.DRINKWATER, Secretary Canadian Pacific Rallway ; Company.Montreal, Sept.7th, 1905.pray NOTICE is hereby given that the.\u2018 \u2018Masonite Mutual Rellef Association,\u201d a duly chartered * association for the District of Columbia, & district existing under the laws of the Uni States of America, whose object is to on a general business of mutual and rate lite insurance business, will apply to Lieutenfnt-Governor-in-Council of the h ince of Quebec, for a license to #0 c ; 5 and.transact within the said Previnee of = bec all business .attached to and incumbent to the sald \u201cMasonic: Mutual Reif Aveseli.\u201cDated this 13th day of September, A » Le Bah be Wuskiastens BO: > 2 «Etre, Needs no_rolte except appet!' M EPS TEE 4 Me es à (Aépertipins Bilge \u2014 BUR Metioux, Mes |.Metises, Star: * Yo FN CR isin m3: A: ve 5 Sos J MRS.ERNICK CONTRADICTS.~~ - THE EVIDENCE OF MRS.CIRAR Kernick, She Says, Did Not Say That if fle Had to Go to the Scaffold His' Legs Would Not Tremble\u2014Evidence In the Case Drawing to a Close.At the conclusion of the evidence for the: Crown in the Ile Ronde murder charge yesterday afternoon, Mr.J.P.Cooke, counsel for the accused man Charles Kernick, moved to have the case withdrawn from the jury, on the ground that no crime had been proved against his client, but Judge Tren- holme replied that he did not see cause to interrupt the evidence, and ordered the defence to proceed.Læeocadie Legault, wife of accused, was then called to the stand, and evidently suffering much from her confinement in prison, broke down and wept at the first question put to her.3 the course of her story of the pro- ings at Tle Ronde on August 3, ter the departure of her sister, Mrs.rnick sald that when she saw Mit- fording the shallow waters to Madore Island, and at she same moment sighted her husband .and sister rowing away, it dawned on' her that she was being left alone on the 'alaid.Then she screamed, and immedi ely after heard the voice of her husband enquiring what was \u2018the matter.Gn \u2018getting out of the boat and going towards her he had no bottle in his hard.They saw her sister row away alone, and shouted on her to return, but the reply was she was going for a \u2018ow on the lake.Witness passed the night on the island in company with her husband, Mitchell remaining on Ma- dore Island, and at day break they.saw him standing there.Mitchell asked them to come and take him.across, but' on being told (Mrs.Girard had gone off with the boat, he waded over and had some refreshinents and breakfast.\u2019 After breakfast here husband went to sleep and Mitchell and herself crossed to Madore to look for a boat.They subsequently separated, each going In .opposite \u2018directions with the intention of meeting in thelr search along the shore, for a rowboat.Before parting, Mitchell sald that in the \u2018event of their being unsuccessful, he would swim to Dowker, and on approaching the point at which it had been arranged, to meet, she saw him In the water on the way to that island.Just after she sighted him, Mitchell threw up his hands and disappeared.ATTRACTED MAN IN BOAT.On resuming her evidence this morn- Ing, Mrs.Kernick, in reply to Mr.- Cooke, sald she afterwards attracted the attention of Johh Beauvais, who was in a boat.He came to Madore Island, and she told him they had no boat to get off, and wished to go to Pointe Claire.She Informed him about Mitchell, and that he had been drown- èd *while- swimminz from Madore to Dowker, and showed Beauvais and a boy in the boat along with him the spot where the deceased had gone out of sight.Witness explained to those in the boat that her husband was asleep on Ile Ronde when she left along with Mitchell to look for a boat.They tried to find the body, but were not successful.Beauvais afterwards row-, ed to Ile Ronde to her husband, who gave her some money to go to Ste.\u2018Anne\u2019s for a boat, he remaining on the island to watch the baggage until her return.\u2018 Beauvais returned to the island about the same time, shortly after which two riving at Pointe Claire about half-past four or five o'clock.After reaching home she informed Mitchell's nephew of the circumstances attending the drowning of his uncle, adding that she had advised Mitchell not to attempt to swim if he did not feel able for it, as they had sufficient food for several days.Witness denied telling young Mitchell that she at first thought the head she saw in the water was that of her husband.She saw her sister in the evening at Pointe Claire.Her sister remained over night with them and they talked of the drowning, her husband remarking there would be an inquest.Her husband further sald he could not yet believe Mitchell was dead, and would not until he saw the body.Nothing else was sald further than that if they were witnesses each would tell what they saw.EVIDENCE CONTRADICTORY.Her husband did not say that the three must tell the same story, nor did he, as was alleged, s\\y he looked like getting in a hole, but that if he had to go to the scaffold his legs would not tremble.: .Brought back to the occurrences of the Friday morning, witness testified that Mitchell took qff his stockings and put them into his pocket, and also took off his coat.which witness brought to Pointe Claire along with the other things.On her oath .he affirmed that her husband did nothing to Mitchell at any time while they were on the island, and that they were on the best of terms all the time.DID NOT GO INTO THE BUSH.By Mr.Guerin\u2014Deceased and her husband were drunk before leaving on the picnic, but could walk and knew what they were doing.She did not leave the cooking at any time to go into the bush.The cooking took more than two hours.Mitchell was away by himself nearly all of that time, witness remaining by the fire.On his return he made no remark as to why he had gone away.She positively denied having gone into the bush.Her husband did not swear at her, neither was \u2018there any feeling of jealousy towards Mitchell.\u201c She had seen no mark on Mitchell's neck, and if anyone struck him, or he fell and hurt himself, it was after she parted with him on Madore when they went to look for a boat.He was then in good health and with no injury.At the time her sister left the island she said nothing to witness about going.although at the time she was only about thirty feet from the fire.\u201cMY HANDS ARE CLEAN.\u201d In \u2018the course of his testimony today, Napoleon Parent, who rowed Mrs.Girard to Pointe Claire after she had drifted from Ile Ronde, said Kernick\u2019s words to him on arrival were, \u201cWell, I don't give a damn; my hands are clean anyway; that did not prevent me from sleeping last night.\u201d Crown Prosecutor Guerin intimated.yesterday afternoon that John Beau- vals, one of the Crown witnesses, had not been found, and .that it was stated he had gone to the United States.This witnese is alleged to have seen the Kernicks at the island after the departure of Mrs.Girard, and Mr.Cooke made.a motion for his appearance in other men arrived on the scene.Her husband and herself rowed home, ar- court, which was taken on reserve.WHOLESALE KIDNAPPING IS TOLD TO THE POLICE A sensational stoy was told by Mr.Napoleon Bigras, of 1762 St.\u2018Hubert Street, Boulevard St.Denis, to the authorities of the Recorder's Court this afternoon.\", Mr.Bigras entered the office of the Recorder's Court in a very excited state and informed the clerk in charge that twelve children, belonging to Boulevard St.Denis had mysteriously disappeared on Wednesday last and had not been seen or heard of since.The parents of the children feard that thy had been kidnapped, according to his statement.His own son, Joseph Bigras, eleven years of age, is oné of issing twelve.the appears that the children attended the Boulevard St.Denis School as usual on Wednesday, and at four o'clock \u2018were dismissed and started for their homes.That was the last either the teacher or their parents saw »f them.Among the missing children are: Joseph Duplessis, nine years of age.Eugene Duplessis, twelye years of age.WELLIMCA RE-ORGANIZATION : i he members of.the meeting, of A.was held dast or the purpose of amending groning Lx of the institution and of reorganizing the association under new conditions, in view of the enlargement of the scope of operations and the establishment of the residential features at Strathcona Hall the new head- f the y.dut was found upon considering the situation and the bearing of the existing rules upon the constitution that no action in the direction contemplated could be taken until the semi-annual meeting, which will be held in Novem- Pender the existing constitution there 4s no provision for the control of the residential department of the new \u2018building, and it is felt that a new charter must be framed to meet the case.This cannot become effective till November, and in the meantime the directors have appointed à provisional committee, which will have control until a permanent executive authority gan be elected for the purpose.Under the new order the association will derive funds from two Sources and it is most important that the expenditure from these shall be kept sep arate and distinct.; \\ One source of revenue comes from the students who pay for residences and the other from the annual subscriptions which go to defray the current expenses of the Ÿ.M.C.A.work proper.The residential department is expects dto provide the revenu that would under other circumstancs have to ensue from an endowment fund, but the new departure involves a re-ar- rangement which will\"take some little time to perfect.' \u201c * pren - OÙTREMONT RUGBY TEAM.A McGill Y.'The Outremont Rugby Association will hold a meeting to-night on the A.Trudeau, nine years of age.Emile Cadieux, eleven years of age.Joseph Bigras, eleven years of age.All were living with thelr parents at the Boulevard.; Mr.Bigras thinks the children were abducted, because he was Informed that the guardian at the St.Denis tollgate on Wednesday evening saw a waggon pass with a number of children in it.The youngsters were seated in the back of the waggon, and were evidently there of thelr own free will, for they appeared to be enjoying themselves immensely.The farmer was a resident of St.Vincent de Paul.Mr.Bigras was referred to the police authorities, who wlll Investigate the matter.\u201c ANOTHER VERSION.The police have been informed that a farmer took eighteen children to his farm to pick apples, and that they | have not returne * ARRIVE IN CY + 3 Mr.George F.White, United Statès- marshal\u2018\u2019for the Federal District \u201cof Georgia, and his \u2018assistant, Joseph L.Doyle, arrived in the.city this morning.They were sent by the U.S.Government to escort Messrs, Gaynor and Greene back to Georgia to stand trial.They were met by Mr.Macmaster, who accompanied them to met Sheriff Thi- baudeau and other chief officials.They will wait here until the papers calling for extraditon arrive from Ottawa.They are staying at the Windsor.© \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DEFENCE FOR BENNETT } IS TO PROVE AN ALIBI Some Sensational Features in Yester- \u2018day's Proceedings in Brant- ford Murder Trial.Brantford, Ont., Sept.28.\u2014(Speclal:) \u2014Three' distinctly sensational features developed in the Bennett murder trial here yesterday.The defence brought out evidence from two witnesses to tha effect that accused man was with them a few miles from the scene of the tragedy between one o'clock and a quarter past two, on the morning of the crime, when it is supposed to have been committed.Another witness, \u20acophle Patterson, an Indian woman, swore she had been offered five dollars by one Isaac Douglas to glve ev- idenca in Joe \"Bennett's behalf.Just before .adjournment Bennett himself took the stand, telling a story that agreed in almost every particular with the rest of the witnesses for the defence.The proceedings lusted from half past nine o'clock till half- past six, .\u2014 IPORPC.ILL QUEBEC HARBOR.Quebec.September 29.\u2014{Special.)\u2014A Exhibition unds to -vick teams for Saturday.at 815 school of porpoises up the St.Lawrence yesterday id.disported + fhemgelves In the of Quebec.4 | Will be in charge of Mr, Peter Mor- {and will sthy for \u2018several weeks, after MAYORALTY LIES BETWEEN TWO ALD, Alds.Gallery and Ekers Are \u2018Likely to be Rivals for the Office battle for the Mayoralty of Montreal next January may lie between Ald.D.Gallery, M.P., as the champion of .the Irish Catholics, and Ald.Ekers as the candidate of the English speaking se:- tion of the people generally.Mr.Ekers has not yet definitely consent:d to offer, but there is a decided move amongst a number of his colleagues on the City Council to induce him to lo BO.Yesterday a formal requisition was drawn up to that effect, and circulated amongst the aldermen aftr the Council meeting.So far it has been signed by Alds.Sadler, Turner, Robertson, Stearns, and several others, while Ald.QGlearihue is strong in support of Mr.Ekers, and states that he will sign the requisition at the earliest opportunity.MR, C, LANE WILL \u201cNOT BE CANDIDATE No time is being lost by Mr, G.W.Stephens in preparing for his election in St.Lawrence, whether it be by acclamation or otherwise, This morning he secured central committee rooms \u2018at 1950 St.Catherine Street, in the large new store built by Mr.Senez, Which will give ample accommodation for the.work.his committee room rison, with Mr.Savard as his.French.assistant.It 1s expected that the committee roorn will be open Tôr business to-night.Other committee rooms will be secured as required.No word of opposition has been given yet, and many of the Opposition leaders in the district openly say that it would be better not to.run a Conservative candidate.Mr.Campbell Lane, who opposed Mr.Robert Bick- erdike in the last Dominion elections, has been pressed to run, but firmly declined.He stated this morning that he had not heard of any move to place a Congervattve candidate in the fleld.CPA WILL ENTER COLUMBIA BASI Portland, Ore.,, Sept.29\u2014The Oregonian to-day, says.\u2018 Retallation upon the Hill lines for bullding the Portland and Seattle rallroad to reach Portland by the water level route along the Columbia River will come in the form of new traffic agreements by which the Oregon railroad and Navigation Company will admit the Canadian Pacific into the Columbia basin, through .the Spokane gateway, .it is sald, and through such an arrangement use it as à weaposæ to combat the Northern Pacific and Great Northern, their most aggressive compicd- tors for northern traffic.By such an adjustment the present traffice ugree- ment with the Great Northern would be abrogated and the Harriman lines would be in the advantageous position to offer Northern routing where desired, either for frelght or passenger traffic, and prevent either of the rival.competing roads sharing In earnings derived by such service.It is claimed that Harriman interests have found It possible to enter into a sort of offensive and defensive traffic alliance with the line across the boundary and will make the connection VF means of the link now building and known as \u2018the Spokane International.MR.PERCY QUINN GOES TO TORONTC The following changes are reported in the staff of the Royal Company.Mr.Percy J.Quinn, late Joint manager with Mr.J.Hogan =t Winnipeg, has been appointed local mnaager in Toronto in succession :o Mr.C.McL.Stinson, and Mr.A.O.White, formerly chief clerk with Mr.Stinson, .has been appointed assistant to Mr.Quinn.About the beginning of next week Mr.Quinn will be in town, whick, about the middle of October, he cn assume his new duties in Toron- 0.Mr, John Hogan, who.has been \u201cjoint! manage: in Winnipeg, manager®of the western branch ¥! tite Royal, and will be assisted by Mr.13, O.Blachford, formerly chief clerk In the Montreal office.Mr.leaves for his new appointment by the 9.40 train to-night.Mr.Chaftles Hoerner, who is well So far as present indications go the Insurance|.is appointed | : \u2018Blatchford 9 \u20ac COTTON INTERESTS :UNITE TO >.- °_\u2014 DEMAND HIGHER TARIFF Be et [a { a BE 1 NA \u2018 ° ; APES Ere Claimed at Megting To-Day Oving to Working Conditions Can Outsell Canadians _ on Their-Own Market\u2014Drew Up Memorial * to Tariff.Commission ' \u2018 That\u2019 British Manufacturers \u2019 ri « The Canadtan cotten companies, including the.big Dominion Texttle.Co., the Montreal Cotton Co., and the Can- adlan Colored Cotton Co.-have decided to make & united effort to get higher protection.An informal gathering of the different companles Interested was held to-day, and arrangements were made for the drawing up of a complete memorandum of the conditions that confrant the cotton companies in Canada and urging the absolute necessity of higher protection, especially on the finer classes of goods.The meeting developed \u2018that some of the companies had prepared statements showing just what thy had to contend against\u2019 as compared with the cotton companies in England who, they claim, are just about swamping Canada with their goods.In addition to submitting the memorandum to the tariff commission un Its approaching visit, it 1s intended that a delegation of the leading cotton interests should wait on Hon, Mr.Flelding, and in a discussion point out more clearly the conditions that make it very difficult for the Canadian companles to make a fair.profit on the finer classes of cotton, In course of conversation with a large cotton Interest, The Herald .in- quiréd whether the.big saving effected by having the most important of the larger cotton companies merged into the Dominion Textile Company had not resulted in placing the Industry on such a basis that the big company could successfully compete with the English manufacturers.Cy Nw The answer was that it had not and the following explanation which It is fntended should « be included in the memorandum to be submitted to the Tariff Commission, was given.\u201cIn the first place\u201d said the cotton interest, \u201cthe difficulty we have to get operators is unknown in England.At Manchester, England, for instance, the cotton industry is the only important one and when girls start going out to work, they immediately go to the cotton mills.Here in Canada there are so many other kinds of work much less trying than that called for in the cotton mills.\u201cThen again, most of the hands of our cotton companies are country girls and in the summer months just when and leave.the mills for a month or two.\u201cThen agaln there Is the cost of fuel which in Canada is very much higher than it is in England.\u201cFurther it is doubtful if there is any other industry that requires such a heavy capital expenditure to secure all the necessary machinery as the cotton industry, \u2018While it is true that the cotton mills\u2019 have been fairly busy during the past few months, it has not been pos- gible for them to meet the cumpeti- tion of the British and American companies in the finer lines and make any profit on their output.Many of the cotton men are far from being high protectionists, conditions in the trade show that the same assistance given many other industries should also be extended to the cotton Industry.\u201d : : 90107 DIRECTORS ARE.\u201cMERE FGUREMEADS \u2014 New York, September 29.\u2014Jacob H: Schiff, head of the firm of Kuhn, Loeb and, Company, bankers, of this city, and.formerly a director of the \"Equitable Life Assurance Society, was the first witness called before the legislative life insurance investigating committee to-day, ; Mr.Schiff said that he had become a director of the Equitable Soclety in the latter part of 1893 or the first part of 1894.His firm had had dealings with the -society for a quarter of a century prior to that \u2018time.- The question of the propriety \u2018of the firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., dealing with the Equitable Society, occurred to him and he took counsel upon the matter and was advised that there was nothing to prevent his firm from properly maintaining such relations.He was a director.of the Society four or five years before he became a member of any committee of it.Then he was made a member of the Finance Committee.: 2 \u201cMr.Schiff stated that thé position of director in large corporations in New \u201cYork, and he presumed elsewhere, was a negligible guantity.If any executive officer wished tf conceal anything from the directors he could easily do so and the director under prevailing conditions, is powerless to prevent any lrregularity; Mr.Schiff testified that the Equitable was In the hands of the executive officers, and he had no way of \u2018know- Ing more than these executive officers chose to tell him.| He refused an eléction to the executive committee because of the relations of his firm to the society.This, witness sald, was because he thought it would be improper for him as a member of the.executive committee to pass {| upon any dealings his firm might have with the society.MAYOR APPROVES \u2018+ GF TH DELAY \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Discussing: the difficulty over the appointment of a gas-expert to examine as to the correctness of the city figures regarding the cost of \u2018 gas, Mayor Laporte said this morning that he would assume full responsibll- ity for the delay in the consideration of the matter hy the Council until Monday week, when it would be the | and it is intended that it should be in- CITY MUST OPEN MACKAY STREET = - \u2018 Mr.Justice Sir M.M.Tait this morning handed down judgment in the case of Dame L.M.Macaulay vs.the City of Montreal, in which the plain- the mills are-busiest- they go.off.and but actual | RCNA FLONT TO-MORROW Advantage will be Taken of the High Tide to .Pull Her Off The work of discharging cargo from \u2018|the Leyland steamer Virginian, ashore at Crane Island, has progessed so satisfactorily that Mr.Torrance expects the Davies wrecking company will take advantage of the high tide tomorrow to.make an attempt to float the vessel, i ; tee rn.LOCAL MARKET STRONGER.The local market was much stronger agaln this afternoon, both Montreal Street und the Iton issues moving up quickly.Montresl Street sold as high as 1274.; \u2018Domi.Iron common wis stronger at 237, the preferred at 74%, and\u2019 the -bonds at 847% Yo 8b.: The Wall Street market showed more buoyancy under leadership of the Branger stocks.C.P.R.after seli- Ing at 172% advanced to 174%: Union Pacific advanced to 13284, The Railway Springs Co.Increased its dividend from 2 to 4 per cent.1 \u2014\u2014 AFTERNOON BOARD SALES.125 Dominion at 234.100 Dominion at 2 % Dominion at Dominion at Dominion at Dominion at Dorninion at Dominion.Iron at 5 Dominion Iron at 23%.Havana pfd.at 714%.25 Montreal Street at 227.Montreal Street at 2264.$3,000 Ogilvie Bonds at 117.20 Sao Paulo at 140, NEW YORK STOCKS.Iron Iron Iron Iron Iron Iron Iron os tiff, wife of Mr .Charles Cushing, asks for the opening and expropriation .f| Mackay street from Dorchester street! south 120 feet.His Lordship décid-q | that the city must proceed with the! work, and ordered a mandamus to that! effect, the contract to be finished by | December ist.| On May 11, 1905, the Legislature ordered the city to open the street on or before July 1.1905, and to finish the wor \u2018thin a year; the alleged delay was protested by the plaintifr in| the case, and on June 26 the Finance.Committee claims, the work was or-j Denver RG pref\u2026 dered to be done.So far, it is held, nohting has been done of consequence.Now, commissioners will be appointed and the opening and expropriations gone on with immediately.feat INCREASE CAPITAL BY FOUR MILLION The shareholders of the Mexican Light and Powr Company, at a special meeting held at the Bank of Montreal at noon to-day, ratified the plan of the Board of Directors to increase the capital stock of the company by.$4,- 000,000.The capital has been $12,000,000 creased to $16,000,000.The increase in capital is being made to enable the company to put through & deal by which it secures control of the two largest remaining lighting companies in Mexico.The Mexican Electric Light Company, a subsidiary company with a capital of $6,000,000, was formed to take over these two çompanies, but the entire stock in this company is held by the Mexican Light and Power Company.It is intended that only a portion of the issue authorized to-day will be made at present.- The reports from the conipany's representatives in Mexico indicate that the big Montreal enterprise is meeting\" with great success.first order of the day.\" \u201cThis delay 1s necessary,\u201d he said, \u201cto give the : Council! and committee time to get the conditions and terms of the various experts and also find out their \"qualifications, \u201c ask, would any reasonable man in-his own business appoint a man recommended by a New York lawyer r by friends of his own, without first getting satisfactory evidence that the man was capable, honest and not interested in the business In any way known in local sporting circles, ha.;, been appointed Queen agency clerk in| succession to Mr.Blatchford, + \u2018appointed inspector for the Alliance Assurance Company, Ltd, with headquarters in Montreal, GUY FAWKES PLOT WAS DISCOVERED Coalition Leaders in Hungary Had a Narrow Escape.Budapest, Hungary.September 29.\u2014A tin box filled with powder of some kind was found this morning under \u2018the staircase of a hotel in which the coail- tion leaders were meeting.The box, which is alleged to be an infernal machine ,was taken to police headquarters for examination.The fact that Count Albin Czaky, president of the Upper House of Hungarian Diet, has been summoned to An audience to-morrow is not considered here as implying that he will necessarily be invited to form a cabinet.On the contrary, there is a disposition in' many quarters to belleve that Baron Fejervary may be.reappointed to the premiership.The latter is now understood to support the contention that Hungary has the right to establish independént customs in her territory.\u2019 This has created a favorable impression, : : The Nationalist students are demanding the expulsion from the university of all.students of soclalistic tenden- cles.The lenders of the coalition ma- Jority and the newspapers are dolng their utmost to calm the politica) pay- stons and prevent a clashing of the factions during the street demonstrations, warping the population that the reac- tionaries would thereby be given a | pretext for oppressive action.Mr, Fred.T.Byers has lately: been.\u201cAnd the same with regard to their fees.- Would any business man engage a gentleman from Toronto and give him carte blanche to look into his affairs, and make such change as he thought tit?No one would, and I think Ald.Robertson did no more than his duty In demanding this delay.\u201cIf the committee acts in the meantime it can easily get matters in such shape that a nomination must be made on Monday week.Then by October 16th or 20th, Council should be in position to let the people \u2018know the exact figures as to the cost of gas production and distribution here.If they do not it will not be.my fault, and I hope none of the aldermen will take any \u2018steps to cause delay in this important matter: \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ST.HENRI CANNOT : EGIN ERECTION \u2018OF ABATTOIRS At a meeting of the St.Henrl Town Council, last night, an injunction was served upon the members, by Mr.Ba- zin, advocate, enjoining them to abstain until October 2, from passing a proposed resolution having for its object, consent to the erection of public abatoirs and \u2018a public market within, the limits of the municipality.A dozen citizens signed the document.A chief objection to the proposed ork was that it would delay annexation with Montreal, being à new civic\" burden, and thus against the understood agreement between the city and St.Henri.- ' G.T.B.CLUB AT HOME.The ladies\u2019 auxiliary, to the Grand Trunk Boating Club will hold their closing \u201cAt Home,\u201d on Friday even-.| | Personal \"Mention T ° + Mr.J.Twohey, Canadian Pacific Railway legal\u2018 representative at Wasn- ington, 1s in town to-day.Mr.H: Sneyd, manager of the Merchants Bank of Lancaster, sailed for England by the Parisian this morning.Mr.D.McNicoll, vice-president of the t(anadian Pacific Railway, and Mr, Arthur Piers, general manager of the company's steamshis lines, who have been inspectifg the\u2019 Ontario division, and looking over the Owen Souad harbor respectively, returned to Montreal this morning., The following were introduced «n Change at the Board of Trade this morning: Messrs, Pringle and Tatch, uf Chicago, and Mr.T.R.Wright, of Port Huron, Mich., by Mr.W.Carruthers; R.U.Campbell, of.Glencoe, Ont, by Mr.D.A.Campbell, and J.W.Wilkinson, of Toronto, by James Thom.The.Judges of the Court of King's, Bench, Ch.J.Sir A, Lacoste and Jus-| tices Hall, and Ouimet, are leaving vor Quebec to open the October Appeal Term there on Monday.They will be absent for the whole week.Mr.Justice Trenholme is temporarily delay :d by his criminal term, but hopes to juin! his colleagues before the conclusion of their term.: Mr.Alex.M.Langhton, of Melbourne, Australia, 1s In \u2018the city to-day on his way back from a visit to his native town in the north of Scotland, Mr.Langhton expresses himself as much pleased with the freer life.in Australia, but he has not forgotten the heather hills of old Scotia.Mr.Langhton, who has been very successful in life Insurance In the colony, leaves to-morrow via Toronto, Chicago and \u2019Frisco, for home.Mr.H, A.McGaw, of Broderick, was introduced on XChange and at the Board of Trade \u2018yesterday by Mr, W.Carruthers; Messrs, Auguste Bonesnel! and Eugene Lerede, of St.France, were introduced by Mr.Michaud; Messrs.Thomas McNab and W.F.Stewart, of Laith, Scotland, and Mr.John Gledhill, of New York, wera introduced by Mr.A.C.Wieland, and v ing, October 6th.at the club house.Mr.Cooper will preside at the piano.Mr.F.À.ar.Vig of Riverside, Fal io Malo, \u2019 Alex.| By private wire to Mr.C.D.Monk by J.S.Bache and Co.Sept.28° .Bept.29 DESCRIPTION Op\u201d Cl La AmalgamatedCop xd RIK ROM\" K3Y \"IL Am Locom.Co.sou.dd 52 523% © do pret .112% 112% 1194 Am.Sugar Rfe Co .130 13834 138% 389 do do pret \u2026 Las Le Le Am sméltz & ltef Co 1:$ logis 120% 127 Am Carand Foundry 354 SE .36 Araeondn Mining Co 123 122; 393% 123% Atch Top« Santa He 8036 89, 84 oH\u2019, do 0 pref 05 105.sa : Baltimore and Qhio 111% IX 11134 JI2 do o pref .cee.FR Brooklyn Rapd Tr.713; 7116 71 7214 Chicago & Alton Ce LL 2e 2 Can Puciflo.1744 IT4 173% 173% chinda Sourhera .fie ees ven.hes an io - av o8 % Chie nnd N Want.C4 150 GSK 565 Chicago M and st P 15034 18024.1814 IB1Y Colorado Southern.28 2 Ces 2834 do do pret .-.61 6] Sopa: Cena, RE oe \u2026.1834 ol Fuel and Iron \u201d 44 44 34 44 Clur C cu apn Ho A us in I etroil.United Ry.ye 4 98 93 Del Lack and Wanc.a ee.u x Delaware Hudson Lans © \u2026 i 0% su Duluth & 8h Alt.Cee ees do do pref.sv.Great Northern prof, 324 34 cee oneral Kleotvie.181 3 Jerrey Ceutrnl .eu 181% nh Town Cantral com: .\u2026.284 Kansas Texas com.314 MY su de do ref.094 64 vee Louisville «Nashville 1544 1544 154 Manhattan Elevated 163 165 16514 161 Missouri Pacific .Ju5K 105 lv4sé 105% St PandS M 140$ 140% .138% do do vpref .eee ee eens Metropolitan Trac.125% 125 19474 1: NY Cen\u2019.and Hud .150° 149 Ht 124 Krie Railroad.4815 49% 494 50 1pfd.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.82 aIM BI 82 Nha Wi tu 1 - 727 kb 73 N n ont.3} od 54 A Northern Seeurii'es.2 4 x son Norfolk and com.854 85 85 £5! Pacific Mafl.45 404 a hag Penn RM.1434 143 142M 143% Pressed Steel com .Love eee 45 do do pret.0344 Le een Perples Gus.vere 3 vai ai ï .conn 105% - an ending.! 12} 121 122% do do lpret ., 2 121% 12254 do.do li pret .+.#64 100 Pullman.0000 .Len 9a .Rock Island Cert .33 B2y GI Bei Southern lly com.36% 363 8655 364 - 0 do pref.10x.IW .0 Southern Pacifie.69\u2019 6614 893% 601 Teun Coal Lion.86M 88% 853% 88's Texas Pacific.54 Ds 5 85 Twin City.Lee NTH 117 US Leather com .0 ean cen UBS Steel oom .31% 3754 37% 37 do do pief.13g 104% led Togs U 8 Rubber com .bode 54344 Sa 55 o do pref.JI\" 11 1104 100% Union l\u2018acifie \u20ac 132% lj 1314 1324 do do pref.cess Caner eee.Wabash.te 28 2% 22 2314 o pref.di .42 41 Weat Union T cen .* .ss Wisconsin com.eee .do do prt.vn .59 So CHICAGO MARKETS.Sept.29.opg.High, Low.Close.Wheat, Dec.83% 85% 84% 84% May .81% 87% 86% 86% Corn, Dec.44%-% 44%-% 44 44b 434 ; 43% 4316-5; 28% 284-1 3014-3 30% 14 40 14.60 Jan.- .12 47 1250 * 12 40 12 42 Lard, Oct 722 722 712 717 Jan.685 6 85 6 80 6 82 Ribs, Oct.850 ° 3852 8 47 8.50 Jan.,.-'6 55 6 56 660-2 .Owen Burns, forty-five years of age, who resides at 146 Richardson Street, was struck by a descending elevator while at work in the saw-mill premises of the Shearer, Brown & Wills Co., Limited, 226 St.Patrick Street, and .\u201cSherry.of course, is &till on the down grade, and the increasing popuv larity of port may, and probably Is, Mwresting from it what little favor remains.: \\ \u201cPeople,\u201d he added, \u2018\u2018are losing their fears of the lighter kinds of port as a gout producer; but, on the other hand, liqueurs, which have enjoyed an extensive consumption, are railing under suspicion as \u2018aids to digestion.\u201d The one exception perhaps 1s liqueur brandy.That ls more than holding its own as a \u2018safe\u2019 liqueur.\u201d .ete WATER AND HEALTH.Next to fresh air itself, there is nothing more important to health than a plentiful supply of pure water, internally and externally.without air.only à few days without water\u2014 a.week or so at most\u2014he can go for 40 days or more without solid food.- If à man should really abstaln from drinking water for eight days, his body would be.in such a condition that nobody could approach .bim.The human being Is a mass of untold millions of cells, each one carrying \u2018on its own separate processes of eating and upon the cleansing supply of water carried through the body in the blood, or applied externally through the pores.The free use ing with plenty of soap, and the drinking of two quarts of pure water or more every day\u2014 will do more for health than any other agency except careful deep breathing.re A GREATER LOSS.\\ is an \u2018invaluable corrective of stomach and | Done up | A man can live but a few minutes, drinking and breathing, and each dependent of water within and without\u2014constant bath- |.Important Sale Valuable Household Furniture, Costly mous me Becretary-Treasurer, | Next Week\u2014 \u201cINNOCENT MAIDS.\u201d =~ _ .\u2014\u2014\u2014 ART ASSOCIATION, |TMEATREFRANCAIS King Edward VIL, \u2014 PHILLIPS SQUARE, BY ROYAL PERMISSION h - AMUSEMENTS.LS MAGESIN : ALL THIS WERK, MAT.SAT., the tam ,ous English Actor, .KYRLE BELLEU :.M .In the Buccessful Play, .\u2018\u201c\u201c RAFFLES.\u201d _ NEXT WEEK, Mr.B 8 - (WILLARD.Monday\u2014DAVID GARRICK.Tues.and Wod\u2014T Thursday\u2014THBE BRIGHTER HE MID.SIDE.Being \u20ac Translation by 1.N.Parker of \u201cLa Chatelaine,\u201d by Alfred Capus.Fri.and Bat Mat \u2014 THD PROFESSOR'S LOVE STORY.Me to t Seats now on sale.Regular Prices, ACADEM F\u2014voa Free sat.\" THIS WEEK\u2014Sanford B.Ricaby\u2019s Bright and Merry.WM.H.WEST BIG JUBILEE MINSTRELS - PRICEE\u201415c, 25c, 80c, Tbe.Next Week \u2014 Joseph Murphy in SHAUN RHUB AND KERRY GOW.°_ ALL THIS WEBK RO YA Lee Every Day.THE JOLLY GIRLS PRICES\u2014I0c, 20c,-30c and 50.Matines Daily Popuiar Prices WEEK SBPT.2, \u201cLes § Cts.De Baptiste\u201d With PAUL CAZENEUVB, Went Week\u2014 \u2018PAPINEAU 1837.\" » The Great Historical Picture by Edwin Abbey, R.A.\u2019 The Céronation of His Majesty NOW ON VIEW Art Gallery, Phillips Square.9 a.m.to 6 p.m.Admission 25 cents.Mirrors and Crystal Gasaliers, Thomson Drawing Room Furniture, Rich Carpets, Cabinet Grand Upright Pi- MONTREAL\u2019S ART PRINTER 4 HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT \u2014 TO-NICHT AT 8.18 Mafiness Wed.& Saf.at 2.30 p.m, Crocker's EDUCATED.HORSES AND THE EQUIMATOGRAPH.PRICES\u2014Evenings, l0c,- 20c and 30c.Box.se£ts, 50c.Matinees\u2014Adults 25e, Children 10e.ano, Handsome Curtains, Fine Ornaments, China, Glass and Silverware, Etc.We are instructed by the Executors of Estate late JAMES LINTON, ESQ., to sell by Auction, at the residence, No.1121 SHER- BRQOKE STREET, en ; : Monday Morning, 2nd Oot., all the splendid household appointments therein, including: IN DRAWING ROOM\u2014Very fine Thomson Drawing Room Suite, in rich satin covering, costly Crystal Electroliers and SideLights, very fine B.P.Mirrors in rich gold gilded frames, very best Axminster Carpet, Rugs, Cabinet Grand Upright Piano, Real Lace and Satin Curtalns, handsome Bric-a-Brac, Bronze and Marble Statuettes, Music Canterbury, Mahogany and Rosewood Centre, Card and Side Tables, Mantel Clocks, expensive Brass Fenders and Andirons, Gas Logs, Jardinieres, very elaborate large Bronze Statue Lamp, handsome Gilt Settee, Odd Inlaid Fancy Chairs, very fine Rosewood Sofa, Mahogany Cabinets, Lady's Work Table, Inlaid Music Box, etc.IN LIBRARY\u2014Very fine large Estey and Co.Pipe Organ, suitable for Sabbath school; \u2018splendid large Oak Winged Book Case, large Oak Writing Table, very fine B.P.Mirror, Oak and Leather Chairs, good Curtains and \u2018Carpet, Wire Back Easy Chairs, Oil Paintings, Marble Clock, Bronze Statuettes, Gas and Electroliers, large number| Fine Books, including.valuable Set Waverley Novels, Ab- botsford edition, and othér- Gundara authors, iv costly leather bindings.IN HALL-\u2014Wiiton Hall and Stalr Carpets, very valuable large marble statue, formerly owmred by the late Hon.John Young; Bronze .Group, fine Barometer, Thomson Oak Hat Rack and Chairs; Steel Engravings, Brass Umbrella Spill, Gas and Electric Fixtures, very fine old Grandfather's Clock with brass din! and movement, Rugs, etc.IN DINING ROOM\u2014Costly large Turkish Rug, Moquet Carpet, splendid Oak Sideboards (2), Oak Extension Tables, 3 fine B.P.Mantel Mirrors, real Lace and other Curtains, Gas and Electroliers, Oil Paintings, Bric-a-Brac, Mantel Clock, Oak and Leather Dining Chairs, fine Sheffield Plate, China, FGiass and Dinner Ware, etc., BEDROOMS\u2014Costly all brass Double Bed- rtead, ' beautiful Bird's Eye Maple Bedroom Set with fine Wardrobe to match; Mahogany Bureaus and Dressing Mirrors, Mahogany Inlaid Dressing Table, Cheval Glass, Walnut YOUNG WO QUEBEC RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION \u201c CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL.\u201c RS (ottawa city) ve.WESTMZUNT | Baseball Park, Saturday Aftelncon, 30th September, 1905.Kick Off 3.30.Admission\u201450c; 35c and 25c.Reserved Seats, 50c.On sale at Star Branch Office, Peel and Windsor Streets, and Morton, Phillips & Co., Notre Dame Street.: ES Montreal Hunt Steeplechases | \u2014ON\u2014= - DRUMMOND FARM (Petite Cote) Saturday, \u201cSept.30th.Busses direct to Course will meet Street Cars head of Papineau Road B- FIRST STEEPLECHASE at 2 p.m.Secretary's Office, - «- ce eo, t= -451 St.James Street.EDUCATIONAL.¢ EDUCATIONAL.MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 896 DORCHESTER STREET, -Educatienal Classes Open Monday, October 2, 1905, Millinery .\u2018Dressmaking B French Shorthand Singlog, , \u2019 English \u201c Venetian Bent Iron Work.Basketry Bible Study : Plain Sewing\" Art Needlework + Bookkeeping : Elocution Physical Training Arithmatic \"Reading Circle : J \u2018First Aid to the Injured , Girls\u2019 Clubs For further information, apply at the Office.and other Bedroom Furniture, Wardrobe, Hair Mattresses, Toilet Ware, Easy Chairs, Carpets, etc.; IN SITTING ROOM \u2014 Lady's Desk, Rug, Centre Table, Fancy Chairs, Sofa, large Aquarium, Brass Telescope.etc.IN BASEMENT AND OUTSIDE \u201c\u2014 Very costly large Iron Statue, Stags, Flower Vases, ete., from J.L.Mott Co., New York: Garden Seats, fine Cpupe, made by B, Ledoux and Co.: very good Burns Steel Range, Kitchen and Pantry Sundries, contents: of Servants\u2019 Room, etc.Sale at TEN O'Clock.FRASER BROS., Auctioneers.NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES; The Allan Line 8.8.Corinthian, Thos.Plck- ering, master, from Glasgow, is entered at Customs.Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& A.ALLAN, .* Agents.day been admitted into partnership, the business héretofore carried on by me under the name of : : THE NORDHEIMER BUILDING CO.as proprietor of Mercantile and Office Bufld- ings, will in future be continued under the name, style and firm of name, style and firm of 1 as Grocers and.Wine Merchants, will be continued as before under th ° Mr.George: Alexander Fraser having this ALEX.D.FRASER, SON & CO.The business carried on by me under the FRASER, VIGER & COMPANY.same name.ALEX.D.-FRASER.Montreal, 28th September, 1905.\u201d a scat and made himself quite offen: sive to some, people around him, espe- clally to an old lady who sat near him.When the conductor came around for his fare this old lady jumped up and said: \u201cConductor, do you allow drunk- held by ZENON BRUNET, having heretofore carried on business at Montreal, under the firm name of ZENON BRUNET, Grocer, In: solvent, against you for merchandise sold and NOTICE TO THE DEBTORS OF ZENON BRUNET Notice {8s hereby given you, that the claims A few years ago a contractor undertook to widen a railway in Yorkshire and while the men were at work one day a serfous- landslide There was much confusion, and the cry went up, \u2018\u2018Count the men.\u201d \u201cNever mind the men,\u201d cried the en people on this car?\" \u201cbut sit down and nobody will notice occurred.¥ {neighbor's house the other day.There delivered, have been sold and transferred to GASPARD DESERRES, Financier, of the City and District of Montreal, on the 18th August, 1905.by Mr.J.M.Marcotte, in bis quality of Voluntary Assignee to the estate of sald ZENON BRUNET, by virtue of a voluntary deed of assignment, done and passed on the 31st August, 1905, and that a duplicate of the deed of transfer, And a copy of said deed of voluntary assignment have been fyled at the \u201cNo, madam,\u201d replied the conductor, ou.\u201d reef NOT WHAT SHE MEANT.A Rrooklyn woman dropped into a office of the Prothonotary of the Superlor |.thrifty contractor, \u201cCount the wheelbarrows.\u201d .fs \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SHE WAS SAFE.was nobody at home, and she wrote the word \u2018Slouch\u2019 in the dust on the plano.Meeting the poor housekeeper later she said: \u201cI called at your house, Cov: for the said District.G.DESERRES, 97 St.James Street, September 28th, 1908.On a car going to Coney Jsland the other day an Irishman got on who was badly under the influence of 11- quor.Strange as it may scem, be got but you were not at home.\u201d replied the neighbor, \u201cI found your card.\u201d ; : _ \u2014 MONTREAL ART _PRINTERE\u2014 house: RALD JOB DEPARTMENT 5 \u201cop - pri settling the question, \u2018\u2018Can | after \u2018nemitence 1 passe No steps of course will,be taken until \\ = * Some special article that we wish to clear at \u2018a very, very low price.buying it now.If the lowest price article is not just the one: you want, you will.find what you do want at away down varied.If there is a FURNITURE want, and money saving is pleasant, we should have quite a few people down to see us.} call and see what we are offering at $50.00 and $75.00 to furnish a Parlor, Bedroom, Diningroom and Kitchen, and \u2018you'll find this the most satisfactory way of - F.LAPOINTE, 1449 St.Catherine Street East.I EN pecial Price \u2018Cut: - Always to the Fore \u2018 Every department in this store has its special offer.If you happen to want it you can save money by ces when quality is considered.Our stock is large and Or if you're thinking of getting married I afford to get married ?\u201d Call and see the goods at\u2014 \u201cSTEAM ENGINEERING Advanced Classes open Octa- \u2018 Beginning - ber 2.Ind.ual instruction.Thoroughly practical.: : Draughtsmen, engineers, firemen, etc., prepared for city.and provincial licenses.Instructor\u2014Pater M.Bain, The John Mec- Dougall Co., Ltd.Educational Department, YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Dominion Square.7 : THE MONTREAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 938 DORCHESTER ST., sir Mountain, Tel.Up 361.Development Th all branches of Music.Pupils may enter at any time.For Prospectus, apply to .MR.C.E.SEIFERT, Director.= .JEWERS Road Department PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that it , is proposed to construct sewers in the undermentioned streets or sections of streets, namely: .8ST.ANDRE STREET\u2014From Gilford Street to Laurier Avenue.\u2019 D'ARGENSON STRBET\u2014From.Centre Street.to Chatesuguay Street.ST.NORBERT STREET \u2014 ville eastward.O'CONNELL AVENUE\u2014From Reading Street .Dol arc.SHERBROOKB STREET \u2014 Btreet to rville Street.The proprietors wishing connections must notity the City Surveyors at once, as after sewers are completed permits must be taken out and sum deposited to cover estimated cost of such connections.: Claims for existing sewers in sald streets From Hotel de From Frontenac must be file& with the City Surveyor within .two months \u2018after the completion of the new sewer.Any information with regard to sewers to be bullt will be given at the office of the City Surveyor.All in accordance with the by-law No.208, concerning sewers.JOHN R.BARLOW, City Surveyor.City Suiveyor's Office, CL City Hall, Montreal, tstb September, 1906, rT Every kind book and Joh printing dene the office of The Moral in the best styles at\u2019 the lowest rates.: Cs $ ; v .\\ ne ; x + we 4 An a £ x it, Cae : Le \u2018 kr =; VEE PALLY.x es rontesonzrerarearcns vous IHS crrensssessecssirersengpesetene One MONÉh css cc scesereca uen ca dac000s: BB wv By the Tran $1.00 JP ey Aig NEW ¥ nr TORON Kipplre, PARIS.FRAN C du ube e Bt adolehs.=\u201d CIRCULATION.THE DAILY MONTREAL HEBALD 04 opt- reals vingas, Bast\u2019 \u2014covers Maritime Pro Quebec, and Eastern Ontario aiporougu olrsde- st Ro other medium duplicates this < na.H rc By Fanet cial Features nowy fon urey pe thy Wed JoB PRINTING.The Harald's Job-Printi wd Book Bet Img Departments are Amd cp Se and ars squipped for ecution of the finest work.\u2014 \u2014 TELEPHONE.Priva ch Exchange all à percent MAIN 207 ects with san HERALD- PUBLISHING COMPANY, Victoria Square, Montreal.Jas.8.BRIERLEY, Managing Director.FRED ABRAHAY, Sec.-Treag.JOHN TAYLOR, Business Manager.ÆUONTPREAE, FHIDAF, SEPP.2.THE HALIFAX DRY DOCK.The Imperative necessity of the es- tabllshment of a dry dock adequate to the utmost requirements of the traffic \u201cupon the St.Lawrence route is not In the least affected by the fact that the port of Halifax has already a dry dock capable of receiving any steamers at present plying on the St.Lawrence.We regre that our failure: to mention the Halifax dock when dealing with the St.Lawrence \u2018situation should have led the Halifax Chronicle into the belief that we desired to ignore it, for we had no such intention.The Halifax dock is an extremely important insti- tution\u2014to the marine businéss of the Maritinse Provinces.Unfortunately *t Is \u201cnot of any great significance in connection with wrecking in-the Gulf and river channel of the St.Law rence, because it is separatec .rom it by sev* eral hundred miles of the most difficult open-sea navigation in the Atlantic, To reach it after an accident én the St.Lawrence, there must be made the most thorough temporary repairs that are possible, while the huil it still im- mersedy and when.these have bean made it is still \u2018an open question whether the run to Britain does not involve less risk than that to Halifax.The financial advantage of heading for a coast where dry docks are numerous and charges therefore competitive, ani where there is no possible danger of having to wait - for accommodation, needs no emphasizing.The net result , of all these considerations is that the Halifax dry* dock is probably of less value to St.Lawrence navigation than those of Glasgow and Liverpool\u2014cer- tainly not of any more., The Halifax dock is at present occ'i- pled by the Bremen, which according to the marine expert of a Halifax paper \u201calmost completely fills the dock.\" The Bremen is 550 feet keel, which larger than the Allan turhiners, but slightly less than the vessels now under construction for the C.P.R.'s Atlantic service.The total length of the| -ex is 596 feet.The whole tendency of Atlantic shipbuilding is toward 600 .Ffoot and 700 foot vessels, and when the /brevements now under way In the St.Lawrence, channel are completed there will he no reason why Wceels of over 600 foot keel, which are now ¢on- sidered very much the most econominal type, should not ply to the port f Montreal.The Halifax dry dock woud he of little use to such as thege even If it were geographically convenient, and therefore its existence does not affect the necessity for another and larger one on the Sf.Lawrence route.In asking this we are not claiming tha: the commercial future of the country Includes only the port of Montreal.We are simply asking that Montreal shoula \u2018be.enabled to do its share In promets ing that commercial future; \u2019 HOW TO, KILL I.C.R.REFORM.= If there are any people who are hard - er to please than the Maritime critica of the Inter -lonial Railway we have yet to find t.em.The Halifax Herald on Tuesday published in contiguous parallel columns the two following comments on Mr.Emmerson\u2019 8 \u2018management of that road: Le \u201cIf Mr.Emmerson's promised \u2018reform\u201d consists in trying to increase the income, rather than in cutting \u2018down the needless expenditures.of thul road, then the Minister is on the w rong, track, and he had better go back to the station\u201d of business common sense and make a fresh start.The chief reform that is needed is the cutting down of needless æxpenditures.And: , \u201cA week or two ago, Mr.Emmerson and \"his newspaper accomplices announced that he had taken .the Inter- colonial employes into his confidence, and was about to effect great savings in the operation of the road.\u2018The h ft thing that happened after this sprea( eagle announcement was the digchètgo of seven car-cleanerg\u2014old employes and widowg whom it wag a crimy to discharge, While they cbuld fur 18h needed and efficient rer vige.fl A the sort of \u2018reform\u2019 Mr, Bmimeninn giving.\u201d This 18 the customary method of tuy lower classes of political _Journallsm when in opposition, and at times becomes the method of a.whole party.The Laurier Government bas been attacked on both sides of the game question by its Congpryative opponents sp often of late, especially since the attacking party cegsed to have any cor herency of its own, that the public hag come to understand that such attacks are the best possible certificates of mo- Aeration and wisdom.It must be confessed, however, that it ig not often that Inconsistent criticisms appegr, no; at different ends of the Dominlen, hut the same in the same colyoun .wa on lod ahs 5 see mere oses \"oe Fedora) rig oni of sarcplonial a citer in Sa are conçerned with à maps \u2018that is not polifios bug Queineys, 'Ebe Magitime Conpervatives.are showing that they would give their eyqq gud ears, if ngs be, te render Mr.Bmmgraon\u2019y RSENS | on the Intercolanis) adiortive.J£ spex spreectly gauge the chargcter of ihe §ommunity to which they cater, «a that of # people glven over to patronage, pigge-hunting and the pursuit of Gov- erpment pap.they Pay ackisve thew object.If, on the copirary.those of \u2018the Maritime people who gre pot hidebound opponents of all that bears the name of ral are anxious, as we he-| Moye them to be, for the Intercolopigl to be placed on & footing that will eJiminate all \u2018thopght of ity lease to pri- Vite Interests,\u201d they will be less worried about \u2018the abolition of unnecessary posts than pleased gt the prospect of business-like management.The Liberal press of the Maritimo Provinces can afford to set an example to itg confreres In thig matter.The city of Moncton, for example, will Seubtless proft extensively by the process of centralizing the Intercolonial's business, a policy which when carried out will be in accordance with general railway practice all over America.We coulds wish that the Moncton press would bring itself to regard this as y purely business-like and ngturgl tove- ment, rather than as a piece of magnificent generosity to Moncton.The latt r view is apt to disturb the equanimity of other portions of the Provinces, which have xgally Infinitely more to gain than they can possibly loge by having the Intercolonial run as practically as possible.Mr.Butler, who is responsible for the general outline of all Mr.Emmerson's changes i Intercolonial rpolicy, is a &allway man and not a politician; nor is he in the least likely to care a rap about the advancement of Moncton at the ex- Penge of St.John or Halifax, or vica versa.If the Maritime press will confine their eritiélems to the effect of his operations upon the Intercolonial as 1 whole, they will be advancing the interests of the entire district aerved by the railway, and indeed of all Canada.If in addition, critics will bear in mind that Mr.Butler was the creator of the Montreal Locomotive Company's plant, gnd is probdbly, outside of present and past geperal managers of ¢ great roids, the best railway man in Canada to-day, they will be more.inclined to assume that he may undefstand some Lica is wide awake to the call of the \u2014 things which they do not.\u2014_\u2014 AN IMPERIAL ASPECT QF THE NEW TREATY.Apart from the general satisfaction and the general confidence .in the maintenance of peace thät have résult- ed from the new ironclad compact between Great Britain and Japan, the Commonwealth \u2018of Australia and the British Australasian.colonles have spe- clal grounds for gratification that the treaty is so firm and comprehensive.The advantages to the commerce of every nation trading with the Far East are so obvious and palpable that they need hardly be emphasized.In the benefits that will accrye Canada, both now and In the future, may be expected to be a large participator, for when the Grand Trunk Pacific is built and its steathship affiliations established on that ocean, and the fruits of er new commercial arrangement with the vigorous Oriental power come to be gathered, an enérmous linpetus will te given to her trans-Pacific trage.Australia too has a commerce which she is sedulously cultivating with greater wisdom than has been displayed in some other features of her \u2018national policy, but Australlan grounds for rejoicing are not limited tu commercial considerations.UU1a-vlew\" of her isolated position, remote from the rest of the Empire, in view of Ter slow and rather yncertaln growth and in view of the restrictive settlement conditions, which retard her advancement, it is in the highest degree deslr- able that the relations between Great Britain and Japan should be of the most cordial character, .It may be remembered that when the war.was In progress, when victory after victory rewarded Japanese courage apd gtrategy, and when every movement of the islañàers was crowned with success, Russian statesmen.| Russian diplomats and | the \u201cRussian | press drew lurid.pictures of the \u2018danger to humanity and to Britlsh pos- cessions in par cular that would arise from the esta hment of an all-pow- erful yellow ., with enormous po- tentlal energy and boundless ambi- \"tions in the Far East; and with special empingsis they expatiated upon the menace to\u2019 Australia.These gloomy predictions found but little sympathy anywherè and none ât all in \u2018Great Britain, where they were regarded as devices resorted to merely fyr the purpose of arousing suspicion against Japan whose \u2018trlumphant course had excited the admiration of the world; but In Australla they provoked uneasiness among certain sectionswof thé people.Responsible statesmen were not slow to allay the fears that were beginning to.be entertained, and thelr - efforts were #0 successful that little has been beard on that score lately.\u2018Nothing can be more calculated to remove ap- prehgngion from the Australian ming, to dissipate alarms that were probably entirely groundless than a treaty such an thigt which has been Successfully negotiated between\u201d Japan and : the Ünited Kingdom.Japan will fing Abundant soepe for the energles of her peopl in the activities that will be created in Corea and in promoting the development of Chinese provinces that haye been stagnant for centuries, - She is not likely to -dfitect her eyes .far afield as Australia, NOTES AND COMMENTS.another proof that unsubsidjzad steamsh ips\u2019 win seek the - \u2018port \u2018where the dock accommodation and wb dues qe comparatively the best and most rèasonable\"is afforded by the stoppage of the AHaR direct apryige ba- tween Glasgow and New York.- The Ni will not be laid up, but thay will Fe to iricrebse.the a towards the city requires for its gas question; Tw | Mor | prwene eT\" ork seem to suggest that it bas tenghed the limit of its business ex- { panpion cgupsatible with the present methods gf .franshipment can be profitably gn are repching a prohibitive p and the risk attendant upon.the, frase of shipping business in the waters leading to i bacemiyy very high.It is possib e, however, push the limit of axppnsion à gogd 4 further eff agaip\u2019 by the application of | scientific devices.The bridges and tun nelg now ip course of construction from Manhattan Island will once again res duce the risk of traffic In the adjacent waters; and improvements of trang- portation on the [sland itself are extending the area available for the tran- shipment district.Gratitude that the Fire and Light Committee has reached the stage of seriously considering\u2019 the appointment of & gas expert 1s so strong as almost to stifle ail minor criticisms.Therefore we do not feel ingiined to complain very seriougly because the committee is gpparently paying more attention to the nationality than to the qualifications of the two men\u2014both of them at first glance excellent nom- irations\u2014whom it is considering.We bave not very much sympathy with face.tlonglity of men to be employed on purely temporary and special pleces of work in which the question not only of qualification but of authority is of the highest Interest.The industry of raising consultative experts in all branches of science is not one for which the Canadian market offers a specially promising field; it is not large enough,-and it is neighbor to a vastly larger one.It is perfectly natural that New York should be headquarters for scientific experts such as and to make it an objection toa candidate that he is not a Canadian, it he excel in the scientific requirements, seems a little insular.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bank of British North America.There ls not a more conservative bank in Canäda than the Bank of Brit-, ish North America, that great finan clal institution whose stock.is divided into, shares of fifty pounds sterling each, and whose \u201cCourt of Directors\u201d bas just \u2018submitted to the \u2018\u201cProprie- Canadian \u2018West, and the most interesting item in the report, in the light of The Herald's recent disclosures of the apathy of too many Montrealers | | toward that pgrt of the country, ls the | arnouncement that.of the four new branches opened in the half year two were at advdnce points in \u2018the Manitoba graln district and one at a similar point in British Columbia.This gives | the bank a very Strong connection in the growing districts.The customary half-ykarly dividend at the rate of six per cent.por naum, which hag pre- an' available balurfe To profit and lous account of $192, 267.77.The reserve gc- count, which three years ago was only thirty-slx per cent.on the capital, is now about forty-two per cent.The assets of the bank are of an extremely conservative character, and\u2019 appear in almost exactly the same proportion, though in a slightly + larger total, as they have.for years, past.Bills receivable and loans on security account for $28,000,000 out of a total of $44,000,000 and $12,000,000 is In the shape of cash on hand or at call.; \u2014_\u2014 Leveson- -Gower\u2019s Reminiss: aces: Frederick Leteron-Gower tells this reminiscence of Robert Browning: \u201cA?one party he and I were the only man, which brought us into close contact.He was in high spirits and at luncheon \u201ce- came rather bolsterous, He afterward sald to me: \u2018I know I am too nuisy, but I cannot help It° 1, perhaps somewhat unadvicedly, urged him not to control nature, for the absence qf all pose 'n so celebrated a poet seemed to ne.mos: refreshing.I certainly on one occasion wished he had been more contrdlled, b1 had become ucqualnted at Paris with M.Lantrey, the author of a history f Napoleon, a work 1 greatly admired.I had consulted my sister-in-law, Lady Marian Alford, who promised tu mest him, as to whom else 1 should invite, She suggested Browning, who, she saij, pute, spoke French adinirably.He came, was very nolsy and spoke the most abominable French.\u201d Of John Ruskin hie writes: \u201cThe dean of Durham teils that by degrees Ruskin formed at.Oxford valuable friendships.This was not my Impression.He seemed to keep himself aloof from everybody, to seek no friends and wv have none, I never met him in any one else's room or at any soclal gathering.I see him now, 16oking rather crazy, taking hls solitary walks.I cannot say that I have \u2018ever felt tha enthuslasm with which Ruskin insplred 80 many of his contemporaries.No one can fall to admire the qyauty and elouqgence of his writings ind his ex-~ quisite drawing.But I'have felt great misgliving about the soundness of his Judgment.\u201d A clever reply of Mrs, Grote, wife of the historian, recorded by the same diarist: \"She was fond of chaff.Ona day Mr.Reeve complained \u20acf the road leading up to her house heing so steep that his fly could hardly \u2018get up it.Upon which she remarked that he had probably had with him the last number of the Edinburgh Review, of which he was \u2018the, editor.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014 .The Boston Musicians.The, Boston Symphony Orchestra, which plays at the Victoria Rink on Monday, wil} arrive in -thig city on Sunday evening in its own special train direct from Boston, and leave again for Toronto immediately after thé performance nday night.There Is some disappointment that two rush programmes will prevent any socfal enter- berm os OF of the conductor, and dar e ut is necessary In order to fil ingens.The sale \"this fue recor +b & audience; 1or s firi AN THRE teal by ohne of the | wotiga leading orehentran , pr ' © % The Wrong Place, (Mqonghine.) en went into a ch t\u2019 D | ai bought a bottle of ere! foot non styl, which was advertised thus Ne more Co \u201c ' No iid Co 4 18.'4 1-34.the Bottle, ree days er h ye cae on ola ng \u20ac hi Kare was stopped up, and that he could reely cpu mia cL ve à kK all, thgt| Hnthnt mixe he gald.\u201d qe sic Dh we] wll od handling trankhipment.Terminals within the area fh\" whigh whe valiod since 19 ok js $146,000 out of | ! E besides being an author of great re-|# PAR E EEE Mry.Benton decided to wake up at 3-4.m.and make me walk him the rest of the night.~~ Kiss Me: RE = i HE KNEW.! Benton Hqlme\u2014Seg, Charley, what a sweet smile there is on baby's Holme\u2014Yes; I guess he's (Chicago Chronicle).Kiss me, ye winds of \u2018the upper air \u2018Touch me on hrow and cheek; Weary \u2018ain I.and distraught with care, Comforting, to me speak; Come Kiss me, ye dews Gems Kiss me ye winds of the upper air, Bring Caugh me some meed of cheer: am I In the net of despair, as the night draws near.of the-dusky night, of the soothing calm; Dampen my hair in the moonlight white, Bring my heart a balm.Sooth Kiss me, \u2018ye dews of the dusky night.ingly glve' your*dole, .Faltering down from the silver height, Comfort my tired soul.Kiss me, my love, m Lean dov e my sweet, from your lattice, do, Out on the beaches the soft waves beat And the hight doves ceo and coo.Kiss me, In ove, my dove, my sweet, Swiftly the present slips, Give Fleet are the hours and years are fleet, me your warm red lips.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 English as She is Wrotg.The London Daily News has collecting from its readers for several weeks choice specimens of \u201cEnglish as looked been tors\u201d the report which was published she 1s wrote,\u201d mainly of the continent in The Herald a couple of days &80.|df Europe.Here are some of the Yet the Bank of British North Amer- samples: A correspondent sends us this lriimit- gble example copled from the menu at a Swiss hotel: wines legve the traveller nothing to hope for.Another corresporident writes: in Frankfort the other day, bling in my pocket for a match.n'a walter sald, and I vill bring ze fire,\" \u201cAt this hotel the I was and was \u201cValt one meeriit, and when Y up Inquiringly he âdded, \u2018No, no.I mean I vill bring ze grate.\u201d In Hyereg last winter a Frenchman who wished tq drow the attention of the English vieitors to the fact that the paint on his shop-front was wet translated.ture\u201d as \u2018Take care of the picture.\u201d \u2018Prenez garde de la pein- A correspondent writes: The follow- n the Hotel de Geneve, in Genoa: = wr notice I found in my bedroom at \u201cThe PE Le | The and the most seasonable garments at that.ment in the bluff claas that you generally see.1 to bring thelr fascinating landscapes on arr a Pr a de licious de Fre and grit.Jun he ing fou those fe bave an inclination for the niceties of every-day life.Ask your dentiat.= lamentations of the waiters are obligad .to ke made to the bureau.\u201d And the 2ns Ing notice at the Hotel Metropole, enlce: \u2018Visitors are \u2018prayed into: dinnes when the bell rings that they may not disturb the order of the service @ folowing hae been copled from a Paris hotel advertisement, on Calais Station: \u201cQuite a peculiar animation resides at this fashionable spot of Paris.In the rear the Grand Opera of a splendid architecture on one side the Grand Hotel, entirely made afresh ani in a more extensive way Is the meeting.of all the strangers of distirction.\u201d The following appeared ong noticeboard on a garden wall in St.Cleimn- ent's Road, Jersey: \u201cAny dog found in this graden the proprietor of the dng pald £1 sterling for each times.\u201d Here ls a gem taken from an Engllan version .of \u2018a .giulde book.entitled.\u201cThrough Noord- olland, quoted by Mr.E.V.Lucas in his \u201cWanderer \u2018n Holland\u201d: \u201cThe bjllowing (at Zaandvoort) is strong and strengthening.the pon- nles and asses have a separated stand- Ing-place, whilst sevére stipulations warrant the bathers for trouble of the animals and their a driver.\u201cFor were not it those large exten- slve quiet heatherles those rustling green woods and those quiet low meadows which Inspired our \u2018great paintertg the cloth?\u201d \u2018In front of the pavilion at the Hout at Haarlem stands a casting of Lask- son and his sons to a knot, which has been manufactured in the last cebturles before Christ.The original has been digged up at Rome in 1500.\u201d \u201c A Brief Editorial.(Westminster Gazette.) It was not very long before Important journals went in for leading articles, which have remalned an Institution ever since.In them all \u201cwe\u201d still} holds up ite head as high as ever.Probably the briefest leader extant was?the one written by Mr.Willlam Norta during the struggle over the Liquor, Laws in the State of New York.His | instructions were to make it as short as possible, but at the game time pow- I erful and to the point.How well be! carried out his instrudtions is evi-! denced by the fact that the article con-! sisted of a single sentence: \u201cWe hal far rather see the world get drunk of its own free will than one man kept pober by compulsion.\u201d Its author re- celved £4, or nearly 48.a word, for this production\u2014probably one of the largest fees yet pald for journalistic \u201ccopy\u201d of such brevitv._\u2014\u2014\u2014 .NO FRIEND OF HIS.My friend Jones got intoxicated the |- other night and ent home and shot at his mother-in-law five times.When { saw him in jall I said: \u201cDo you call liquor your friend when it makes you shoot at your mother-in- law?\" He replied: \u2018Liquor Is no friend of mine.It made me miss her.\u201d x \u20ac » On Saturday morning we will offer for sale the greatest bargains in Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Ready-to-wear Garments ever heard of, Ont.VuQUUTEN f eu EF We claim to creaping every day.then: small apd medium \u2018in sizes.We receive 8 les J from the SID 0! FRABER'S \"SPECIAL and WINDSOR BACON.| , \u201cDEERFOOT FARM\u201d Ip Glags Jars ap H ave yo DE 00T boxes.\u201cPull\u201d He GENUINE \u201cLOCHFYNE\" HERR! years, $1.60 per $1.5 per keg ERASER, VIGER & CO.PLOUR\u201d and \u201c8PECIAÉ nc Blast Foon UTEN FLOUR,\" ra ¥ PECIAL DIAB 43146 por 10 10.\u2014 Te FRESH ho THE MAKER ge and small es .PER CENT.Coren hs, arts fds hid dS % £ flan, : \u2019 oe at RASER, VIGER & CO.Our\u2019 \u201cSPECIAL\u201d RES and \u201cBPEGIALY Brealdast Bacon bo the best cured ip Crppdp and the damand for sppe Ja in- Try one of our \u2018SPECIAL\u2019 Hams, Dry Curcd after the Danish process.We have &2r They are in demand from Halifax to Port Arthur.Our \u201cSPECIAL\u201d BONELESS BREAKFAST BAOOW.\u2018Is the Delight of the Epicure.FRAGER B \u201cBPECIAL\" BONELESS BREAKFAST BACON, \u201cDEERFOOT FARM\" LITTLE SAUSAGES and ! FA ores atid \u201cÉTÈLE Her SAUSAGES, in 1 1b.packages, and the \u201c DEERFOOT FARM DAIRY SLICED BACON, - KINAHAN'S OLD DUBLIN WHISKIES, INAHAN'S FAMOUS \u2018L.L.\u201d WHISKY, 20 cents per bottle, $10.50 per case.KINAHAN'S \u201cOLD LIQUEUR\" WHISKY, §.10 pe LA ph = SALT ST AND WEST COAST OF SCOTL B EA F WHITE HERRINGS, in Kecs.rings, with Koes and Milts.G8 (West Coast), the best we have sold im GENUINE \u201cBAST coksT\" SCOTCH HERRINGS, full tigh, with Roes and Milts, FINEST DRIED EXPORT LING FISH .From the SHETLAND ISLANDS.Belected Ling Fish, 156 cents pgr r pound.mn \u201cni Mi oe : et PS PA kehouse every week of ° SLICED BACON.\u2019 Paper Boxes.in 1 1b.glass jars and 1 Ib.paper = _ THE NORDHEIMER BUILDING, \u2018 Italian Warohouss ° 207, 209 and 211 St.Jamus St d - - - 1856.MONTREAL.Established mms ppp NS - 'S PASSENGERS.|S.; E.G.MacLean, London, Nog: THE OTTAWA'S ENG Mr.Dour Moore, Following is a list of the passengers per Dominion line $8.Ottawa, Capt.E.Maddox, sailing to-morrow morning: Mr.Burrows, Mrs.Burrows, Winnipeg, Man.: Mr.K.H.W.Bovey,|.Montreal, Que.; Colonel Bates, London, Eng.Mr.John A.Cox, Montreal, Que.; Mr.W.E.Cowen, Mrs, Cowen, Sie- kutoon, Sask.; Miss Hildg Cowen, Bas- \u2018katoon, Sask.; Mrs.E.Tudor Collins, Master Percival Collins, Montreal, uss | Miss F.A.C.Custance, uluth Minn.Fred H.Doughty, Leicester, Mr.Eng.; Miss L.Dougall, Miss Duncan, G.Dixon, Mrs.London, Fug.Mr.J.' Dixon, Miss A.Dixon, Miss E.Dixon, : Toronto, Ont.; Mr, Wallace C.Duncan, Montreal, \u20ac.Rev.W.Ellison, Victoria, B.C.Mrs.C.Favre and infant, joronto, Ont.; Mr.F.C.Frink, St.John, N.B.Mr: Chas.Goldrick,.Birmingham, Eng.; Mr.John Grant, Rentrew, Mt: A.Dale Harris, Ottawa,- Ont; Mr.H.Hassall, Mr.Fred Heriot, Winnipeg, Man.; Mrs.F.Hill, Ottawa, Ont.; Mr.Cyril E.Ham, Toronto, Ont.;- Mrs.Frank Herbert, Broadview, Man.; Mr.Chas.L.P.Hayden, Mont- \u2018real, Que.; Mr.Chalmer Hague, Mrs.Hague, Master Kenneth Hague, Miss Hague and nurse, Gladstone, Man; \u2018Mr.Griffith.Jones, Montreal, Que.Mr.Louis V.King, Montreal, Que.; Mr.Ernest King, Toronto, Ont.p Mis V.Lindsay, London, Eng.; Mr.B.Lefroy, Toronto, Ont; Miss donne Laurent, Quebec, Que.Mr.John F.Maguire, Birmingham, Eng.; Miss E.A, Maniey, Liverpool, Eng.; Mr.James McCausland, Mrs.McCausland and Infant, Montreal, Que.; Rev.A.M.McLeod, Mr.F.H.McIntosh, Mrs.Mcintosh, Halifax, N.Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Montreal Montreal Sue: Mr.R.W.Newton, Montreal, Dr.A.B.Proctor, Ottawa, Ont.Mr.Fred Quay, Toronto, Ont.: Mr.C.G.Renold, Heaton Mersey, Eng.; Mr.H.A.Reed, Mr.& J.Ridout, Winnipeg, Man.Mr.kt.George, Cape Town, S.A.; Mr.5 E.Verdera-Richards, \u2018Miss Envie Verdera-Richards, Winnipeg, an.Mra.John Wilklnzon, Misy Wilk nsop Mr.Norris 1.Wood, Cookshire, Que.; Captain J.D.Waddell, Elstree, Harts.Nordheimer\u2019s The only place in Montreal where can be seen the Steinway, \u2018the Nordheimer, Pratte, the Mason & Hamlin, the Kranich & Bach, the Haïnes Bros, the Boudoir and the the 1 ren, Marshall & Wendell Pianos, and tbe Metro- style Pianola and Planola Piano.- \u201cTHE NORDHEIMER PLAN\" permits a selection from the best Pianos in the world, and yet requires a.cash payment of only $10.00 to $50.00, according to the instrument selected, and a monthly payment of $6.00 upwards afterwards.New Picnos rented and all rent applied if purchased within a reasonable time.+ \u2014-THE\u2014 Nordheimer Piano & Music Go, LIMITED, 2461 ST.CATHERINE STREET.wat time?Don\u2019t put this advertise- .What we say we are - prepared to back up and we are absolutely sure that nobody will come IT MEANS A SAVING OF _FROM prepare Have You Seen Our Infants\u2019 Dept, 50% asp Decisive Sale Mens Men's $9.00 to $11.50 Tweed Suits, on Sale Saturday .aay Suits $0.00 This ds by no means one of the ordinary cheap $6.00 Suits that you see in every clothing store.\u2018They would be considered exceptionunlly fine value at from $4.00 to $11.50; and , we consider that ih selling you one of them at $6.00 that we will nuke \"a customer: of you fôr life.That\u2019s Our Reason 200 \u2018Men's All-wool Scotch Tweed Suits, in dark and medium patterns.Coats made with the new concave shoulder and lined with farmer's satin.Remember the day\u2014 Saturday for $6.00 \u2014 \" , = Saturday and not bs more than pleased for their trouble.to 75) / CAN YOU 0 AFFORD TO MISS IT ?A GRAND BARGAIN Ladies\u2019 Stylish Fall Costu and $27.50 Costumes, on Sale Saturday .75 only Stylish Fall Costumes for lad with the new long coats, some 45 mes $25.00 ~~ .= À 2022.31500 tes; made in the latest style inches: and some 48 inches long; made up in fine French Gheviot, Serge and pretty Tweed effects.of them worth 327.50.Our specig Not a Suit in the lot worth less than $25.00, and most 1 sale price Saturday only $15.00 \"AN ENORMOUS SALE Ladies\u2019 Sample Winter Jackets, less than .Half Manufacturer's Prices We have just secured from a large an Ladies\u2019 Jackets, one of the finest to the lously low that wa are almost ash Coat of each kind remember.a eo up ta $7.90.The regular The d reputable manutacturer of lots of samples ever afferg public, and the prices we ask for them ara so ridicy- amed to tell you.Orily one prices we ask are from.prices would be from $10.00 2 Our Entire Steck of = - MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING For Fall and Winter 1s wow in stock comment.The Clothing we cgrry Our \u2018special rnd THE X.fs without a doubt unequglled.The suit isn\u2019t to be compared with it better.Then think pI the trouble on.You pick out\u2019 the Suit you lik ne spas rs a We are owing v3 very fine range of and bg +3 han one of these Coats, ets, made up in all styles.There is nothing becoming or more comfontable for the little ones from The prices TADES from and is causing couside ig of the moat exclusive pry Le .ordinary made to order and the best of them 1s no you save\u2014no tiresome fitting e and wear It away with you.\" Py \" Infants\u2019 White Bear Coats ¥ ready for the trade t8 ax turday, goth.It will be Le on e to fully gli anything like th booked, on oll ites Aly ra we Wi Vg guth large suppl than of we nh number.q festures of the Most Iw of The Standard bave jump into Soper and have developed in an Igtexeating way, as will be seen when the readers get the second issue, The enormous number of letterg re- celved at The Standard office wonpld seem to indicate & gro interest in the new er.In the second iaque, the firgt Instalment of the Insurance article Sith Pr pear, an interesting interview with Sir Thomas Shaugbnessy, and & vsx fing bi of fare, bad th ome gentlemen who have had the privi gi seeing the proofs of the second issue suggest that with.such interesting material it would be @ good idea to encourage readers to open scrap books and then have an exhibition of acrap books in the winter.with a series of prizes for the best books.PLATES OF OLD CANADA.To impress, we repeat to our readers that on no account should the ns these plates as they sn y miss Tang J.2 of Fo Gender, in the issue of 3 pictuze Dee sp Hopirest a rare 5 series corde pe sais ould ba pores | be uptarly me = Took gr roy put Ess beemmlly paport Dhenomgnal demand for The rd.Announçergants from four well yaowr dealers below will be Pead with Interr an as samples of prders from upwards of five nupéred , vendors.Pete Murphy, Veteran Nowpman 35th September.190%.mate $ Po my Cystom- orn; mand?Sao day for at least a thousand more copies of The Standard than I could manage to buy.believe the publishers.of Fe \" suopiies all sold in 4 tanderd took SHE Shturées\u201d ina wil So gad to hand , RRG W eg ° out The fitgndards to my customers.P.MURPHY.George \u2018Young, The Hustler Montreal, 25th September, 1304.I mold 1,460 ry dr t copies ES The Standard on Saturday, 28rd, and could not begin to get enough.My whole supply was disposed of inside of three George Young.hours.I try- ling hard to get fuller .ayppliss for the second igsue, apd will do the beat I can to supply my customers.TWO SAMPLE ORDERS From Out-of-Town Pegleve.Cornwall, September 25th, 1806 Montr Deqr $irs,\u2014 We nent you à \u2018phone \u2018order on Hat.urday increasing our standing order The Standard to one hundred copié We wish you to revise this order, making it one hundred and Afty copies In- George Murray Publishing Co., Montreal.hundred copies.\u2018 CHAS.H.CAULFIELD.will form \u2018the most The Standard are ubling their GEORGE YOUNG, interesting series ever issued in any \u2018tag idles, and wil = ot- Newsdealer.in The Standard Office city.These plates will probably cul- I ja + bat des Sf - ne AREA Er Wn ST IP HIPC CCE TINE, ES S rame EMPLOYMENT ?[ | DAILY.A ENS PPS AES orn a ennecencann qe n .re y ee 7 - Y > © Pda EE Gars v 2.For Sale.Situations Wanted\u2014Female., Situations Vacant.Situations Vacant, C7 Adycertisements under fils heading \u2014 F7 Advertisements under this beading \u2014 £4 Advertisements under this beading \u2014 0 Adve ; A a insertion.Bix foi 2 erisements \u2018 ; ox 7 vertisements under this hedding \u2014 Je he vois dor one paul ne the Fa oo Sent 29 ous ons insertion, 10 cents; one week, Words, ope inssrhion, 14 cents: onp wegk, 120 words, one insertion, JU ceuls; Que Wook, per word per insertion.OR SALE \u2014 TWO NEWLY UPHOLSTERed chairs, also child's folding go-cart.All very cheap.Apply.6 Agncés st., St.Henri .21 - FoR SALE OR TQ RENT \u2014 AMERICAN upright piano.Cheap for cash, or terms to suit purchaser.Apply 11 Mayor gt 23 Fer SALE \u2014 IMPORTANT! IF YOU realized that a three pedal Layton Bros.upright \u201cplano, costing $250, - able by instalments, © would fill your requirements, the same or better than a piano costing $350 elsewhere, would it be wise on your part to throw away $100 simply for the sake of sentiment, without consul us?Write or call for {llustrated art catalogues.Layton Bros., 144 Peel st.231 OR SALE \u2014 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD with us.High and medium grade furniture store.Carpets at very low prices.Good treatment to all is our motto.Lande Bros., Home Furnishers, 17$ St.Lawrence.34 OR SALE \u2014 STONE FOR CONCRETE purposes, broken, all sizes.Apply Phone East 936.W.M.Hendershotf, P.O.address, 88 Victoria st.w 252 OR SALE \u2014 TWO SECOND HAND NO.4 Daisy furnaces.F.St.\u2018Germain, No.70 St.James st.281 OR SALE \u2014 \u2018INVALID FURNITURE.New address, R.E.Painchaud, 650-652 st.Lawregce \u201cMatt, atoVe-BREFIFOSESS Rol fog and reclining chairs, adjustable bedside tables, bed-rests, commodes, bidets.Phone Fast 3338 , = OR SALE\u2014ON EASY PAYMENTS, FUR- nituré, carpets, stoves, go-carts, etc., etc.street.\u2018 i i The J.S.Prince Co., 33- St.Lawrence ; oTY # cents, * Æ cents, , ADY.ACCUSTOMED TO TRAVELLING, esires position as companion to e)derir person or invalid.Address Quebec, cure daar ald Office, Montreal.Situations Wanted\u2014Male.Svetisaments under Suis Beetle © A words % .YyANTED \u2014 SITUATION IN PRIVATE V family or in hotel, by first class Chinese cook.Best references.Li Bleury.tm 1863 Ontario at, near 296 \\/ANTED\u2014DRUG CLERK, FOUR YEARS\u2019 experience, wholesale and retail, wants | position in city.with privilege of ausading lectures.Address K 168, Herald Office, te Peraonals.£4 Advertisements under thlg heading\u2014Xc per\u2019 word for one ingertion.Six Insertions for the price of four, making the rate lgetcnt per word per insertion.: Le ERSONAL \u2014 ROACHES .ARE DEAD.LE \u2018Call at the hat store, 71 St.Lawrence street, and get a tin of \u2018\u2019Nathan\u2019s\u2019\u2019 famous Roach, Bedbug and Mouse Killer.Clean your - house.\u201c Agents Wanted.EVE EF Advertisements under this heading \u2014 20 words, one.insertion, 10 cents; ong week, 2% cents.- ANTED\u2014RESPECTABLE AND INTEL- Heegt pereons to solicit orders fpr purs- tock.To the right partles I can offer the best indycements.Best time in the year to make a start.Apply for terms, at once, For SALE \u2014 STONE FOR CONCRETE lo E.M.Smith, Winona, Ont.purpcees, broken, all sizes.Apply Phone: ™ z East 936.W.M.Henderson, P.0.address, 58 | Victoria st.! OR SALE-\u2014SAFES, FIRE AND BURGLAR ' J.proof, , new and secondhand, at prices that defy competition.Largest stock in city.A.Ahern, Moutreal Sate Works, 350 St.James street.Telephone Main 813.OR SALE \u2014 KINDLING FOR THE MILlion.Kindling wood, $2.00; cut hard wood, $3.00; mill blocks, $1.75; .tamarac blocks, $2.00 per load.\u2018Also anthracite coal.J.C.McDlarmid, 3 Canal Basin, corner Guy and Willlam st.\u2018Tel.Main 482.Boots and Shoes.BOOTS AND SHOES\u2014WE MAKE BO and shoes for straight or deformed Specialty of repairing shoes, rubbers, rubber | boots, water hottles, and everything made of rubber.A.HODINA, 4 Beaver Hall Hill.Printing 100 GOOD QUALITY ENVELQPES, neatly printed, with return card, sent post aid, only 85¢: 50 for 20c.Samples free.W.Howie, Printer, Becbe Plain.Que.229 Miscellaneous.- * IMHE CANADIAN POULTRY ASSOCIAtion's First Annual Show will be held in the Crystal Rink, Dorchester st., from the 16th to 21st October, 1903.Judges: D.J.Lambert and R.E.McKinstry.Superintendent, R.E.McKinstry.Prize lists on application.J.P.Cullen, Secretary-Treasurer, 214 St.James street.240 MER WANTING FREE PASSAGE TO England and return, as cattlemen, are advised to apply direct to authorized agents.Enclose 2c stamp for purticuldrs, (Catiadian cy, .oine st.Employment Agency, 1824 st | a \u2018Business Cards.A.FINLAYSON (SUCCESSOR TO FIN- « layscn & Grant), Customs Troker an Forwarder, Warehouseman, 415 and 417 Sf.Paul gt.Montreal.Hented Storage, Bond or Free, Telephone Main 1301.P.O.Nox 424.\u2014 PEACE HAVING BEEN DECLARED Direct shipment of Japanese.Goods fust arrived from Yokohama.Oil Paintings, Screens, Satsuma Ware, imported direct for Christmas presents.\u2019 G W.WILLSON & SON, 7 PHILLIPS SQUARE.i | \u2018Undertakers and Embalmers, C.WRAY & BRO,, 280 Mountaln st., and 123 St.Dominique.Uptown 2728, East 117.WkLiAN WRAY, 1236 St.Catherine street.Uptown 2667.- JFFITH, 673 Wellington street.ALBERT G Main 4418 (3 REENSHIELDS, GREENSHIELDS, MAC- alister Languedoc.J.N.Gre£ns K.Cc.later & \"Greenshlelds, K.C., A.Macalister, oll Languedoc.Gu'ÉBONs & HARPER, BARRISŸERS, etc., Richmond and Carling sts., London.Geo.C.Gibbons, K.C., Ered.F.Harper.J 8.BUCHAN, K.C., ADYOCATE, ETC, Guardian Assurance Building, 160 St.James st., Montreal.\u2014\u2014 Educational.Tds, .QG.\u2018| tarto and St.\u201c\\AJANTED \u2014 MONOLINE OPERATORS, AT ance, Apply A.Priest, Kingston News.840 - WANTED \u2014 A THOROUGHLY EXPERIenced drapery salesman.Good position tor the right man.Apply by letier, stating references and experience.W.A.Murray & Co., Limited, Toronto.= WVANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN, TO OPHRATB 'Y Empire typowriter.and for geperai of- sential.Apply 17 Busby ligne.WANTED \u2014 OFFICE BDY FOR WHOLEsale merchant's office, Apply lu own handwriting, to P.O.Box 2419, Montreal, 29 ANTED \u2014 BREAD DRIVER.MUST have experience and good references.Apply K 371, Herald Oftice.~ 235 WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED | girls, for core making, on brass work; also two girla as apprentices on sque work.W.R.Cuthbéert & Co., #1- uke st.250 ANTED \u2014 A BRIGHT HOY, KNOWING ak the au well, wo deliver parcels.and.make bhjmsel! generally useful.A : McGill ve \u2019 \u2018 re ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS GENERA foreman, thoroughly used to all kin of heavy construction.Best wages to right man.C.E.Deakin, 11 St.Sacrament stréut, city.: + Le \u2026 TAJANTED \u2014 A FIRM OF T standing wishes to secure of \u2018an Intelligent man of goad address, to call on customers in this &ud other cities of Canada, for the purpose of explaining the merits of a high priced article which has been in tbis market tor several years.Salary and commigsion pajd.Applicants will please state age, references and previoys experience.Apply J 361, Herald Office.231 B Rooms and Board 7 00M \u2014 TO LET.LARGE' FRONT OR hack parlor, sultable for two, either ladies or gentlemon; gas and bot water; yo children.5 Evans st, off St.Urbain, below Sherbrooke st.Room AND BOARD \u2014 FOR TWO YOUNG LV men: private family.Apply 80 Knox street._ Te M s HIGHEST © worviees Just 236 OOM \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, : bathroom flat, hot water heating.260 St.Antoine st.230 OOM \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED FRONT b room.bathroom flat.20 Buckingham.231 OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, with every convenience, sultable for one or two gentlemen; private familly.14 Belmont st.284 OOM8 \u2014 TO LET, TWO NICE ROOMS, Auer light, furnished or unfurnished, in Parisian Freuch family.344 Herrl, nepr On- Denls.230 JUPILS WANTED \u2014 100 SINGERS, FOR D sight og! Bass.Only $5.00 for season.Cal.Mf Corey.Btudin, Karn Hail.f3INGING \u2014 QUALIFIED TEACHER WILL sive lessons, on nominal terms, { ladies and gentlemen willing to assiat\u2019ig cholr.Address Precentor, K 369, Harald Office.232 Dogs\u2014Wanted, Lost, Etc.£7 Advertisements under this he er word for one insertion.( for the price of four, making the Tate % cent per word per Insertion.1.087 \u2014 FROM 410 MAGDALEN STREET, Wednesday afternoon, yellow and white collie dog.Finder will please return to above address.) 230 ading\u2014¥%c \"Lost.OST \u2014 YÉSTERRAY, BETWEEN POST L office and Windsor Hotel, large yellow envelope, coptaining letters and papers.Reward on returning to Mr.Russell, Caledonian Tron Works.230 MARRIAGE: LICENSES Issued by ARTHUR W.WILKS, Merchants Bank Bldg.Tel.M.41386.Sherbrooke St.Byenin te $ Piassis Street.i .¢ Tel D.4124.Six ions = OOMS = WANTED, TWO ROOMS AND 4 board, for lady and son; moderate terms; rivate - family preferred, Dear tramway.Please state number of family, position of Advertiser rooms, i! modern convenience.se will not answer unless these are given.dress T 200, Herald Office.Roos TO LET \u2014 ALL NEWLY FURnished, quiet neighborhood, extensive reaf and front lawns, idrge gallery overlooking a hundred fect of lawn, large bath room.Breakfast if required.ill St.Famille st.tf \u2014 \u2014\u2014 .\u201cTo Let.TO LET \u2014 15 SELBY AVENUE, 8 robms, furnace, and all modern conveniences.Immediate possession.Apply Mill: er & Bremner, 2834 St.Catherine st.TO LET \u2014 A FIVE-ROOM FLAT.fi newly .decorated and finikbed, with ?bathroom and w.c.Present tenant leaving city.Rent $12.00.Apply 439 Clarke atreet, Annex.231 Property for Sale.A \u2018; AMPING \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHBD ghack for sale, on island at mouth Ottawa River.Well situated for duck shooting, flah- \u2018ing.Occupled by lady and gentleman since \u2026 Price, and further particulars, apply \u201cP.Lape, Clarendon Hotel, Ste.Anne de Bellevue.a \u2018 Hes work.Kuowledge of shorthand ugt ea- 236 \u201c WASTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN A8 BOOK- kecper, one having experience lu piumb- ing and heating busiveys, and be able to take fuil cyarge of office.Apply, with references from last employers, and stale oxperiepce.Box K 372.Herald Office.26 WANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT OR working housekeeper.Avply Mrs.T.M.Taylor, 334 Charlevoix, Or telephone Maily 1642.234° ANTED\u2014IMMEDIATELY, 190 COOPERS, J to make applo barrels ut 8 vents each tor 6 hoop barrels.Wire me 1f you want a job.quick.R.J.Grabam, potievtile.Sud ANTED IMMEDIATELY, YOUNG girl ghopt 16, as genergi; no washing: small-igmlly.Apply 58 Gromveuor avenug, Westmount.us V JANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN office.One with knowledge of short- band and typewriting preferred.Write, viat- ing salury required, to No.K 310, Herald.232 who wish to improve their bandwriting, should attend our evening classes In penman- £bip.Individual instruction, under Brot.D.Beauchamp, Canada's champion y-uman.Suc- vess guaeratitecd.Send ug Jour dame ahd we will show you whut we can do.Montreal Schoël of Ponmanship, 2034 BL Catherine gt W sber and büfter.Canadian Aluminum Works, Limited, Chambly Canton, Que.222 (VV ANTED \u2014 LADY DARBER.ADDRE | K 30, Herald Office: C30 | ANTED\u2014A WET NURSE FOR A BABY girl of ten months.Terms will be made suitable to the right party.Address Herald Office, K 362.- VV ANT HD B6SERUT Afb Ane LAVE - eut perbpu c \u201c.B- \u201c 5 to She Fl Be porcine À dap otter tho » à in thi \u2018 sy \u201c cx: > mat ucemeuts; t thu © Your ae Bac \u201ces ¥ Yur (ornis, ut QOle, tb BD.Sosth., Wiiibon, UBL : WANTED \u2014 OPERATORS, \"MALE OR Female, to wake men's shirts and !e- digs\u2019 blouses.\u201cCall No.10 St.= AJANTED \u2014 HOUSEWORK, BY DAY OR \u2018hour.A., Bérald Offlèe.= Rent.\u2018We pay the best wages.Petar street.\u2014 ra Wanted to \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 £ér Advertise:nents under this heading\u2014%c er word [or one insertion.Bix fnaéftions tor the price of Dour.making tho raie 4 cent per werd per Insertion.WANTED, HOUSE OR FLAT, 6 TO 12 rooms; central preferred.Address 113, Herald Branch; 2407 St.Catherine.236 YVANTED \u2014 GOOD BOOM, WITH BOARD, leat and Ught.Address K 364, qata Office.; WANTED \u2014 MODERN HOUSE, ABOUT J ten rook.Westmount or suburbs preferred.Will take legeg or pxtendad poriod if house and terms satlsfact Herald Office.Wanted to Purchase.WANTED '\u2014 TO BUY WILD LANDS FOR cash.Apply or writs, N.B! Con.\u2019 Co, 3 Stata st., Boston, 233 TET \u2014 Business Changes, A 060 LENS X08 4 BNET a thrivin mn qu y mu fror § Vie ; 2 ce 236 Montreal.For ulars, apply te R.Herald Offfce.parie ¥ # OR SALE \u2014 A GROCERY, IN VERDUN, doing about five hundred: per month.(Could be increased considerably.) Rent sev- nty-five per month.Stock about $300.00.To rallable party owner would take part cash, balance on cany terms.hls ls a eplendid chance for à young man who wants fo start tn business.Doh\u2019t answer this unless you mean business.B., care Horald Office.236 Common Sense Exterminators For ROACHES, BED-BUGS and MOTHS.For RATS and MICE.All Dealers, and 381 Qucen st.W., Torpnta.Two different preparatiops.tent rd am mes \u2014 We alter and dye furs quickly and chea Iarge assortment of dressed skins kept always on band.fur cutters, Hats, Caps, Furs, ~'1ne cut stone front\u2019 house, extra well built, 12 inch division walls, very ekay atalrs, eight ood rooms, enamelled bath, opca plumbing.alsy hot water furnace, cemented ca long garden, lanes.8T.URBAIN STREET, above Ontario\u2014Best renting part of the city.Good tenants.Good tent.Prompt pay.Very food double tenement, in very good order.Hot water furnace to each.nt $516 to $800, Price, to prompt buyer, $5,200.Terms.FRED.R.COLE, 188A ST.JAMES SF.- Eve kind of book and job printing ne & office.of The M.in.the net vévles at the lowest rates.paired | arments matched from a ven \"An expetfenced stat?of M.R.DESGEORGE & CO.,.71 St.Lawrence Street.TELEPHONE BABT - 464, Marriage Licenses ISSUED BY JOHN M.M.DUFF, 107 $4 James trast and 49 Crescent Gtroot : TTT The whole or part of the premises, 602 Craig Street, lately occupisd by The Herald, will be let for warohouse or light manufacturing purposes.Apply Hersld new.bullding, Victoria Squars \u201c AMUSING MISTAKES.In his reminiscences, Mr.Leveson-Gower rce- cords sore amusing mistakés bôth of meaning and of language.Dr.Jowett, the eyanfcal Master of Balidl, who was a confirmed old bachelor, \u2018 was thundarstruck ong dey by À young lady's urgent sppeal to him to marry ber.\u201cIt would make me go I py.\" Q murmured, \u201ci rey would consent.\u201d My dear ycung lady,\u201d fie gasped, \u201cI cannot tell you how tbuched I aft by jour proposal; but \u2014but\"l've long given up all thoughts of mar- ria.Tho \u201clady buret out lbughidg nna exclaimed, fd thé mastar'é immense relief, that she Wanted him to marry her\u2014to safe- one else.i .when vers ou aoeatin?EEL SN Wo Were out ahoo \u201c bridge.Count Szecheényl, a pleastug Hup- garlan, sjightly shot, one of the beaters.Thin wade him say to Lady Marian at dinher that he Was grieved to Have shot a peasant.She, understanding him -to say a \u2018\u2018pheasant,\u201d aad to apologize for having shot ans in Septem- per.sald, \"Ob; it doefn\u2019t matter.We'H ent m.\u2019 , \u201cIt wag this Lady Marian Alford.by the way, who made the foliowing witty defence of her extravagance to a friend who charged her with \u2018burning the candle at poth ends.\" \u201cBut surely this is the way to make both ends meet?'\u2014From \u201cT.P.In His Anecdot- age,\u201d in \u201cT.P.\u2019s Weekly.\u201d pe .\u201c Fort William, Ont.\u2014The Town CGoun- cll have Appointed a committee to memorlalize the Ontario Government, protesting againat the closing.and sgle of the West Fort jall.À letter wi sent to Hon.Mr.Hanna, setting forth fully the poaition of affairs and asking % reconsideration., |\u201d Aveld makes.Measrs.George Murray Publishing Cog | 9 of ae stead.We expect to have a large nalg of the paper in the future, and ft is certainly worthy of the best efforts of Ottawa, September 27th, 1905, Increase our order for Standard ais Hundreds of Increase orders on fyi VV ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MEN AND WQMEN, NTED \u2014 EXPERIENSEDIQNASS PO agal rÿ.Apply K 363, eddy Ameriean _cot-\u201cBuakley\" Hat WORLD PUBLISHES cles Reflecting on Monte.real Aldermen wleronto, Bept.39.\u2014 frere 70 n orld pyhlishes the fojjowl wrticie on its front page this morn .: of articles on the question of extension was at that time before the Montreal which any agent ig capable, We con- |City Council.The articles in question gratulate you upon Elving the public |Werg written by a staff correspondent, such a creditable paper; {t Alls a long ; Who went to Montreal with ingtructions felt want.to investigate the proposition in gll ita Yours truly, aa ans Evo a Tull portrayal st the 31 situation, These akticiys Cus! R.M.PITTS Æ CO.aspersions upon the French-Canadian section of the Montreal City Council, which were entirely unjust.The World was led to belleve that the report it received of the situation was an accurate portrayal, but it is now asceriain- ed that there was nothing to justify the slngling out of the French-Can- adian aldermen Loy sych gdverse crit- ciam.\u201cLhe World is now in g position to Jay that some of the articles in yues- tion did an injustice to the Montreal City Council, and particularly to Aldermen L.A.Lapointe and L.Payette.\u2018The World had no desire whatever to unfairly misrepresent.the conuuct, ue- meanor or character of any member of the Montreal City Council, and in #0 as it \u2018questioned the integrity of the above-mentjoned gentiemen, 1t cheerfully retracts the personally of- felislve statements and regrets ner pubiicatjon.\u201cThe World understands that an article purporting to give an account of a typical meeting of the Montreal Uity Council was particularly objectionabi to the members of that body.It seems that the author of the article in question gave his pen altogether too much ligense in dealng with the deportment of the aldermen in session.A¢ a matter of fact, the Councll meetings in Montreal are as orderly and mannerly \u2018Lag could be desired.\u201cIt is.to be regretted that articles which were printed wholly on public grounds, shquld have contained stgte- \u2018|mnents or references, derogatory 16 the personal characters of Aldermen L.A.Lapointe, Payette, Robillard, Couture, and other members of the Montreal City: Council.; \u201cThese explanations the Worid makes in fairnesg to the above gentlemen.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BRYAN'S PARTING WORD TO THE PRESIDENT Tells Mr.Ropsavelt to \u201cGo Forward\u201d or Ses the Leadership Pass to Some Ong Else.Lincain, Neb., Sépt.29:\u2014W.J.Bryan has written another.letter to President Raosaevelt, which was made public lyst night.He says in part:-\u2014 \u201cTo President Roosevelt: : | \u2018\u201cPermit'a parting word.You have ithe contest of yaur life before you, and I desire to render you all the.agsist- ance in my power.You have agked Congress to enact a law sp eniargin the powers of the Interstate Commercé \u2018Commission ag to pérmit it to {lx au enforce a reasonable freight rate, and the rallroad lobby was § rong enoug In the Senate the bill passed By The rallroa to sto the pect ouse.magnates ex- n.A \u201cStand by your guns! You have developed a reform element in the Repub.ican party.You must lead it or suffer the humiliation of seeing the Igadership .pass to some one else.\u201d \u2018Go forward! You owe it to yourself, you owe it to yuur party and.more than all, you owe it to your coun- trv.\u201d fee .MASTER PRINTERS FOBM ; À NAFIONAL GUILD Newspaper Publishers and Employing Printers Met at St.Catherines and Formed Association.St.Catharines, Ont.Sept, 29.\u2014(sspe-.clal)\u2014At à newspaper publishers and employing printers of Canada here, yesterday, at the Welland House, It was decided to form a National Guild of Master Printers.A committee was appointed to.draft a constitution and by-laws.Mr.R.W.Dillon, of St.Catharines, proposed that te Guild be run In connection with the Canadian Press Association, but an amendment that It be an entirely independent organization \u2018Was carried.so MAYOR OF NELSON, B.G., HAS BEEN LOCATED Living in Nevadd Mining Camp and is Working as Journeyman Printer.- Nelson, B.U.\u2026.Sept.29.\u2014(Special.)\u2014J- Houston, the Mayor of Nelson and M.PP.for this constituency, wnose wheteabouts has been unknown for some time, has been located in a Nevada mining camp working as a journeyman printer.He is $5,000 behind in hie accounts here, and his return is improbable, so vacancles in the Mayoralty and the Provincial House are imminent, a» PLEASANT MOMENTS.It has been sald with a great deal of truth, that you can never really become acquainted with a man until you have supped with him.; In order to ensure a pleasant time good tea must be used.During the past five years \u2018Salada\u2019\u2019 has hecome a familiar word to every hewspaper reader, and, judging from .Lhe fmmenase consignments which are being sung out every day, \u201cSalada\u201d Ceylon and India Tea must be just as familidr in the homes.In the face of keen competition that has arisen since it was first put on the market in the package form, the fact that the demand is steadily increasing requires no com- 1s King \u2014Adv.GOOD PROSPECTS OF SÉTTLE- pop PROSFRENT.| ¥ictoria, B.C., Sept.29.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The mass meéting of underground workers of Nanaimo yesterday \"after- noop, has, it {3 hoped, resulted fn bringing about a better chance to settle the mine trouble than has heretofore baen the case, as for the first the men have come together and a committee, without regard to the unign, was formed to enter into negotiations with the on an honorable basis, ; mr rt .RUSHING WORK ON G.T.P.About 180 miles of G.P.Bof Portage la Prajrlo i8 Row under aub- centract and the work is being pushed forward with all possible speed.next spring, and the grade whl easily réach Teuchweod Hils by mld-848) mers Pha Doukhobor cemmunity.sana of the G Yenitio - \u2014 FUEL APOLOKY |Regrets Publication af Artis \u201cIn the months of May and Jyne last the Toronto World published a serleg of the Montreal gas franchise, which to block the passage af the Li! à meeting of about alxzty | ment; it tells {ts own story.\u201couiada\u2019 management of the Western- Fuel Co., |, with full power to make-a settiement Winnipeg, Sept., 20.\u2014 (Spectal) \u2014 d west All these contracts will be completed early .% as contracted for 2 unk Sen, Ror A Dutchman with % goqse met a milkmaid leading a coy, whereypon the maiden acvepmisd with r.\"What frightens you?\u2019 asksd Hang.\u201cYoy are golng to kiss me against my will,\u201d sald the coy maid.= \u201cHow can I do that with thege cranky animals on my hands!\u201d agk Hape.a I \u201cWhat prevents you from thrusting your cane into the ground so as to! fasten the goat to it and then-\u2014put- your goose under my pall?\u201d queried the maiden.\u201cBecause .that cross-looking cow might haok me.\u201d maid Hans, i \u201cOh, that fool cow wouldn't hook\u2019 by to-day's malis.The cont friends who have not heretofore b In turn have been after copie the cow, but not in the same tim Miss Ethel Harris, of ENgin str answer, and hundreds of othery got 1 anqther day to get coupons, but re at The Herald office by néon.on M to thpse sanding in the best answers, Compet! Each puzzle will appear every day Monday following an USE THIS COUPON suzzle Editor The Herald, .@rcoecesanes EET « : Goenssonconuocs0uu ont n 0010000000 PE rersraenr seve sennn \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2018 pocrosaens 00 0u0000 \u2026oracsotatou ace Name .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.* ogascc00 Address .Rt and 8 In great lepgth, and brings it down to 15 days.: \u20ac reached by Charlle McKeawn, who makes It ont to be 195 days.Hundreds of our friends have fixe ors may send In ag mahy apswers as they wish, but \"answer must be on a cpupow cat from The Herald.Victoria Square, Montreals .My answer to the Sam Loyd'e Puzzle No.1 is ay folows: \u201csess cergorrernrn restos user çaec age e cans - = ) - \u201c i AI - ; ET eet © 25 CoN, : ; : gt : STR 0 TR + AP a Et ER Ee ohedy, spd t iy fe ant from drivipg = Shee oF them os ) my pasturs\u201d field replied the ter fied majlden.And righ here cg the most interestibg puzxie.for ds ing the subsequent discugsion follow ing the facts eloped: Toa! that the goat and ths goosg togetlt would cat Just 8s niueb grasg as t cow, 30 lf that fleld would pastur the cow and the goat for 45 days, oF the cow and the goose 60 days, or thp goat and the goose for 2 days, ho long would it pasture the cow, the go#t the goose?Early replies are T quested, as Hans and Katrina are Co templating & speedy Portpreship.STILL THEY COME.The Puzzle Editor is \u201cpleased to report\u2019 anoiher Dig bath, of repligs tants have evidently telling je teh : The Her their réaders of ald, and they of the paper to try thetr luck.To-day we received a reply from our friend Robt.Guy, of Camd East, Ont., and he says our pugzle is çortradictory, and Ha\u2019 concludes suying that At is true that the goat and the goose will Il gat as much as e gs the data requires.eet, has worked the problem out at: The other extreme, is on 40 \u2018or 45 dgys ag the cerreet t elther 32 1-2 or de There is bé member to have your final solution onday.: Answers not on Coupon as printed below will not be counted.Mr.Loyd has prepared s agrias of volumes comprising a \u2018complete eel- legtion of his marvellous works, and we offer 26 of these parts each weok for a week.The correct answer on the the prize winters on Tuesday of each week.FOR YOUR ANSWER.\"Montreal, \u2014 1408.Ceeenasrenee sesinruee +.eunsoett env e0 00000 0e ca 00 8 mecs | Pree rss coene cru 000e eccseveno sos tocsseucaca 0.056 000960 n008 .tree seeraronceu use 00u 0 ceccuepege ve+ssrredsons eprvacoon 4 ' A = - - struction and will put a and will p housand men and a hundred teams on , he job.ENGLISHLUTMERAN \u201c GHURCH OPENED OGF.1 On Sunday, October 1st, the English Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer: will use its new church on Mountain Street for the first time.Thé Rev.J.C, F.Rupn.Moarrishurg, Ont.Who took the initlative step tn estab- shin e congregation, wil occupy the phipit at ih services.At tha evening service the pdstor wiH also be assistéd by the Rev.E.Jestinsky, of the German Lutheran Church.The property of the congregation ls located on Mountain Street bet#een St.Catherine and Eherbrooke streetg (No.365).It was recently purchased frqm the Mathews estate for the sum of $17,500.It fs centrally located and in a quiet nelghbarhand.\u201cThese tp) things combine to make it a splendid placé for a house of worship.C7 Extensive repairs have been made in the dwelling by contractor J.B.Johan- son.The entire ground floor trangformed into a fine hall.An altar, baptismal \u201cfont, pulpit, hymn bhogrde, lectern, crucifix, gown, church ook, carpats, etc.have all bedn presented to the congregation.\u2019 \u201c Up to this time the congregation has had a steady growth and fulfilled a\u2019 long felt need in the city.LONGUEUIL AMATÉUF - MATEUR QBCHES The first concert of the Long euil Amateur Orchestra will be held on Wednesday, October 4, in the Town Hall at Dongucuil.À most interestin vocal and instrumental programme h been arranged and, trom egent appearances, this first effort of the amateur orchestra promiges to be crofvned with success.=~ 5 Those who will take part in the prc- gramme are: Misses C.Lalonde, A.La- londe, A.Gareau and M.Bras, and OFFI es second floer- The two best offices in the - to let.These are on the James Street.APPLY QNLY TO - Room 22, Bank of Ottawa.er Messrs, R.Crawford, D.Ameye, La- Vallee.J.A N.Pruneau, UE Sonn e Offenbach quartette and the Lora gueuil orchsa ra - #rd the Lan mr HIGHLAND CADETS.The e ements of the Highjan Cadet Béttahion.\u201cSor\u201d ext wéolé ge Monday, Octaher 2, recruits; Wednesday.ctober 4th, Battalion drill, no.uniform.A Giselln after drill to arrange for the purchase of punching bags, etc, for the armoury for the winter months\u2019 amusémeénts, All are FrauegLed to atte Ssturday.Ocf.th, gymnastc drill.Pas n.No unifortn.Fred Lydon\u2019 Major.= _ A LIFE-SAVING COAT.ie London iaflor has invented a new o-savin coat and Mers, with which Le 1 possible \u2018tof * \u2018a .person clothed thergin to maîntain an upright position when immersed In The vater, even if not po | ang knowlodgn.of swimming.The \"Kat tesomblés In appearance sn ofdinary pilot cagt: dat It is fitted with an alr belt.which ia infläted with air through a tube.The galters each weigh pounds, and are fitted with two Years wings or blades fastened tq the of the heel, As the twearer moves hls feet In the water.thease winga open gad not only propel the wearer a oars, but enable h 1 upright positipn from the.wala hp ward In the watef.\"A practical\u2019 demi- onstration of the utility pf the invin- tion was recently undertaken in e River Thames by thé Inventor, and its efficiency and Hre-sav qualities clearly \u2018shown, evén when moving against the tige t, arid RA to main Foronto.\u2014Justice Falconbridge gavè by Royal Acai dobre je coring tn Ps ae mins mine.It welkhs 160 poundu managers are having difficuity in ator\u201d ping the gte4iing of slvr.NEC RAE 4 \\ + facing St.a) ane esca .+ rae \u2026 t side pleats from wris waist; a skirt that is perfectl E there down all iN 81650.can never make doesn\u2019t figure the possibilities arising out of th combination of .two «Montreal and Toronto.profits to others, we manufacture any quantity of goods for ourselves and give them to you at That is one way prices get down first cost.here.To show our ability to produce good suits for little money, \u2018we offer on Saturday THESE COSTUMES AT $16.50.They haven't anything to noticeably distiguish .them from others at very much higher prices.Their style is positively correct.We perfect their fit.The material is all wool.What more is required?.\u201cA new sleeved, collarless coat of 7-8 length, trimmed with silk, t to elbow, back pleated and nicely fitted at the plain to the knees and pleated from and Brown in Navy, Blac EARLY FALL COATS.Enough for everybody-from Germany -and elsewhere, i: particularly mentioning one for Saturday's selling at $15.00.A - Castor Worsted\u2014loose back tucks\u2014inverted pleats\u2014stitched trim- i ; ming\u2014lined throughout.' \"THE WAY WE DO IT.HE development of this business is more \u2018 than satistactory to us, as merchants.We sell so many really good things, some people imagine our prices must be high, and we do so many unusual things, that others again insist that we FRIDAY, SEPT.29, 1908.\u201c * a profit.But everybody D : such stores as ours in Instead of paying Homespun.Saturday, : A THE NEW COUNTESS SHOE AT $3.50.(2 ~ Sr] ÉD SHors |, Ga) | ; n & = hi ; 3 = gy \u20ac | , A 4 ; During the last few days we have been preparing a large | number of very beautiful hats to be shown Saturday for the first time.new conceptions that are just charming.marked most moderately and we expect them to sell freely.; This Store open daily from 8 am.till 5.30 p.m.Japanese China Vases, tall, figures in red, traced with gold.2 for from $350 to $4.50 each.On sale Saturday, $2.19.SH , add to our business the sell- 3 ing of Shoes, we knew how vitally important it was for 4 us to begin on right foun- #5 dation.: fitting, better wearing, - better looking or more | comfortable Shoe for $3.50 know that we cannot expect your business.When we determined.to \u2018 And ordinary.shoe wouldn't do.So we had to have one made on purpose for us.We call it \u201c The Countess.\u201d ) If you can buy a better than The Countess, we 3 MILLINERY Stylish little toques ACTIVITY.and turban effects and many They will all be THAT SALE OF GLOVES AT 75c.Saturday will be the last day for this particular glove sale.Possibly it will be the best opportunity for sometime of getting a real $1.25 er $1.50 French Suede Kid Glove, in the want-and such a fit-for 75c.shade you THE VEILING WE SELL AT 25c A YARD.This year we will sell the same quality of veiling for 25c : a yard that was sold last year at 35c.-not because you paid ; too much then but because we can buy better now.THE FASHIONABLE RIBBON BOW.We'll make up ribbon bows for nothing on Saturday and charge you less than usual for the ribbon that\u2019s in them: bows-new knots-new ribbon-in rich plain liberties and | taffetas as well as in handsome fancy novelties-Some will {| only cost you 40c, others up to $1.25.New \u2018A MOVEMENT IN THE BASEMENT.For the last two months our basement has been filled with v a collection of Japanese ware that has been very much admired and very freely sold.Tie time has now come when we need the basement for other purposes and so from Saturday on many of the Japanese goods will be sold down there | far below actual value.$3.50 and $4.50 Japanese China Vases, $2.19.gracefu! shapes decorated ith Lines that sell regular wap at prices in the regular way- ; ADDITIONAL DEGREES GRANTED.\u2018Kingston, Ont:, Sept.29.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 \u2018Queen\u2019s Medical Faculty announced the Piles ufacturers have guarantecd the mans in the daily press and ask yonr neigh- whatthey ee Do MRC DATES & Co, Toron _ Rr.Ghasy\u2019s OI To prove to you that Dr.Chase's Ointment is a certain and absolute cure for each and every form of itching, dleedingand protruding piles, it.Hoo tes- ofit.You can uro.it and not cured.60c a box, at | Pembroke.manage À following winners of the degrees of Doctor of Medicine and Master of Surgery:\u2014W.J.Geddes, Deseronto; 8.J, Keyes, Kingston; PF.Kingsley, Wolfe Island; A.J.MacLachlan, Glencoe; W.H.Lavell, Kingston; R.H.Scott, \u2014\u2014\u2014 Toronto.\u2014Tavernito Dominioue was charged before the magistrate with the murder at Mimico of Amos Marlow, and another Italian named Bruno was charged with being an accessory before the fact.They were not asked to to, ptment iw.0 Le a plead and were remanded until Octo- Lo, RTE wr , _ PERSONAL Lo RIERA Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Davis are in ucbec, \u2018 : +.Rev.Dr.\u2019 Shaw, of Montreal, is In Quebec.1 Ce + Mr.and Mrs.Hugh A.Allan are at the Frontenac, Quebec.- The Mises Joliffe, of Toronto, are visiting friends in town.Mrs.Henry Christmas has returned to Montreal from Kingston.Miss \u2018Mary Gregg, of Troy, N.Y, 4 the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Gallery.\u2018, Mrs.A.T.Ogllvie is leaving Quebec shôrtly.to:spend the winter abroad.Miss J.Meldrum, of Montreal, 18 a guest at the St.Louls Hotel, Quebec.Miss Stead, of 8t.John, N.B., ia the guest of Mrs.Austen Stead, Stanley Street.Sir William Gray Wilson, from the Bahamas, is registered at the Place Viger.\u2018 Miss Jean Bulmer, of Montreal, fs the gurst of Miss Leoln Gould, at Sherbrooke._ ' Dr.Fred.Tooke is spending a few days in Sherbrooke, the guest of Dr.W.W.Lynch.| : Miss Mary Hickson, who has been visiting Miss Alice Lamothe, at Ottawa, returned home yesterday.Mrs.James Muir, of Quebec, Is spending a few days \u2018with her daughter Mrs.Melville Robertson at Lachine.Mrs.W.Molson Macpherson, of Quebec, gave a.charming luncheon party on Tuesday in honor of Miss Joseph.Mr.Bogart, of Toronto, has arrived in town from Ottawa, to spend a few days here before leaving for the West, Mrs.T.S.Somers, of Sherbrooke, and her young daughter, are visiting relatives in Montreal for a few weeks Turner and Miss Stevenson are among the.Quebecers in town, guests at the Corona.Miss Susie Gray, of Montreal, has returned home after a visit of some days to her sister, Mrs.John Mulvena, at \u201cBirklands,\u201d East Sherbrooke.Mrs.William Herrick and the Misses Herrick, who have spent\u201dthe summer at the Grove, Beaconsfield, were \u2018n town on Wednesday en route to their home in New York./ .The engagement is announced at Ottawa of Miss Ethel White, eldest daughter of Mr.Frederick White, comptroller of the Northwest Mounted Police, to Mr.Edvard Farquler.The Boston papers have announced the engagement \"of Mr.Arthur L.K.Browne, of Montreal, manager for Canada of Messrs.Thomas Wood & Co., to Miss Cora Gertrude Adams, of Boston, POUSETTE\u2014KINGSMILL.The marriage of Miss Ethel Dudley Ellot Kingsmill, only daughter of th?late Geo.Roden Kingemill, of Toronto, to Mr.Guy Frederick Champion Pou- sette, of Winnipeg, and son of Dr.Arthur Courthope Pousette, of Sarnia, took place\u201d very quletly yesterday morning at Ottawa.Owing to the serious illness of the groom\u2019s mother, Mrs.A.C.Pousette, of Sarnia, only immediate relatives of the family.were present at the ceremony.The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr.Bouchette Anderson, of Toronto, wore a dark brown travelllng sult over a cream lace blousé and white beaver hat.trimmed with crimson roses and velvet and mink furs, the gift of the groom.She carried a shower bouquat of cream and red roses.The only ornament worn was a pearl and ruby brooch.Mrs.G.R.Kingsmill, mother of the bride, was In black voile de sale trimmed\u2019 with lace and black sequin hat.Mrs.Bouchette Anderson was in black crepe de chine trimmed with chiffon and white hat trimmed with green.Mrs.Krauss, of Toronto, wore gray voile and black chenille hat.Mr.and Mrs.Pousette have left for Winnipeg via Detroit and Chicago.WRAGGE\u2014THOMPSON.The marriage of Miss Mary Aloysia Thompson, eldest daughter of the late Sir Jno.Thompson, premier of Canada, and Lady Thompson, to Mr.Edmund Carlyon Wragge, of Nelson, B.C., son this city took place at Toronto vester- day afternoon at half-past three.The ceremony was private, only immediate relatives attending.Afterwards a reception was given in Lady Thompson's home, St.Joseph Street.The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr.John Thompson, of Ottawa, was gowned in dep cream duchess satin, made with perfectly plain gored skirt HERALD DAILY PATTERN SIMPLE NIGHT DRESS FOR A YOUNG GIRL.* Pattern No.1195.Sizes 10 to 16 years, It is far more economical to make muslin underwear nt home than to buy it ready made.The material is better and it is more carefully put together and the factors that contribute to its wearing qualities.Tliis square yoke night dress is a style that\u2019 a French mother uses for her daughter's ordinary gowns, selecting a firm but soft muslin and trimming only with a little fine embroidery or a*rill of narrow lace.The collar in rolled back over the neck and the sleeves aro.gathered into narrow cuffs and finished with ruffles.Buttons and button holes fasten the front easily and securely.Young girls can readily learn to make these simple garments for themselves and it is excellent practice for them when they wish to make more elaborate ones.This pattern is also very well adapted to those soft, warm outing flannel night-gowns which are so comfortable for the cold winter nights that are coming.For a gir] 14 years old 4% yards of material 38 inches wide will be necessary, with 2 yards of embroidery to trim as shown.The pattern, No.1195, is cut in sizes for girls from 10 to 16 yesrs of age, and may be obtained, post paid, by sending ten cents, the number and size desired, and the name and address to The Fashion Department of this paper.A NODS croocnescsDasencceccansosaceneccn Age Le) No ef Pattern sevsrocacen2 0100204000 000@ MOTOS Lecccccorocsocceceteu cac eco 00000) This pattern will be mailed withia ten days by filling oa coupon, tn { lost een ng Montreal Herald Pattern Department; Readers will please note that where full sult it shown, b and skirt are patterns, requiring ten cents for ench.\"jère allowed for 1a 3 Mowruuss pussy.masse, rns EES Mrs.E.G.Meredith, Mrs.Foy, Miss of Mr.and Mrs.Edmund Wragge, >f |ed.a, » and.train, hand embroidered down the lace was me pines and rose i use ¢ trimming À orustisd shirred satin bodiow.The groon's gift, a topus brooch, with pearl and diamond setting, together with a turquoise and pearl neckisce, the gift of Lord and Lady Aberdeen, were worn as ornaments, and a bouquet of roses and llllles of the valley was carried.Over all was draped a veil of tulle, wreathed with white heather and orange blossoms, The bridesmaids, Miss Helena and Frances \u2018Thompson, sisters of the bride, wore exqutsits dresses of palest' pink ecrepe de chine, with silver girdles, and pretty little sailor\u2019 hats of pink velvet.Each curried a large bouquet of pink roses.Mr.Ernest Cattenach acted as best man.Mr.and Mre.Wragge have left for the East, but return to Toronto for a week about the middle of October before going on the British Columbia.The bride travelled In a suit of purple cheviot, the Eton coat trimmed with velvet In the same shade; and a white broadcloth coat with little touches of black and white braid and fancy buttons.The hat worn with this suit !s of felt in dahlia shades trimmed with wings and velvet, TAYLOR\u2014LOCKHART, The mazriage of Miss Beatrice Kthel Lockhart, youngest dauxhter of the late Mr.James Lockhart.of Toronto, to Mr.Charles Marmion Taylor, son of solemnized at.8t Thomas\u2019 Church, Toronto, vn Wednesday afternoon.The bride was given away by her brother, Mr.Reginald Lockhart, Miss Elairte Hodgins, Miss Ethel Aldons, of Winnipeg and little Miss Estelie Hodgins, the bride's niece, were the attendants.Mr.Stephen L.Jones, acted as best man and the yshers were Mr.Hugh Osler, Mr.W: Legget, Mr.E.R.Peacock: and Master Reginald Lockhart.The ceremony was performed by Rev.G.L.King, assisted by Rev.Harold McCausland, in the presence of a large number of guests.Mr.and Mrs.Taylor have left for New -York and other American cities.SHEBBEARE\u2014CHARLEWOOD.A very pretty wedding took place In St.Stephen's Church, Coaticooke, xesterday, when Miss Constance a.Charlewood, of Coaticooke, wus united in marriage to Mr.Robert Austin Shebbeare, of New York.The bride, who was given away by Mr.J.J.Fisk, B.C.L., was attended by Miss Crosby as maid of honor, and Miss Bredna Fisk acted as bridesmaid.The groom was supported by Mr.C.B.\u201cCharlewood, brother of the bride, and the ushers were Messrs.E.Parker, «f Compton, and Mr.H.Lovell.The ceremony Was performed in the presence of à number of guests by Rev.Mr.Parker, rector of Compton, and Mr.L.M.Thomas presided at the organ.Mr.and Mrs.Shebbeare left an the afternoon train for Montreal and other points, : GOLF TEA.The ladies branch of the Beaconsfield Golf Club have {issued invitations for a tea dt the Beaconsfield link on Thursday, October 5th, In honor of sister clubs.A nine hole match will oe played, which will be open to the visitors on the arrival of the 1.30 train, for a prize offered by the president.GOVERNMENT MAY FAVOR BRITISH BUSINESS MEN But Principle of the Commercial Trav- elfer Tax Will Not be Dropped.The commercial travellers\u2019 tax forme ed the subject of discussion yesterday with Hon.J.¢, McCorkill, provincial treasurer, and .a.small delegation from the British Agent& Association.In answer to their suggestions, Mr.Mc- Corkill replied that, so far as he coud ascertain, the law was working to the advantage of Canadian houses, and \u201c0 apparent reason existed why the, principle should be disturbed.\u201cWe belleve the principal of the law to be good,\u201d sald he, after the cunfer- Several of their suggestions on matters of detail -will, however, be examined, when 1 shall be most happy lo recelve any information on the subject, from any source, so that ample justice may be done to all.It 1s possible, too, that something may be done to give the British agent a certain advantage over foreign competitors, but this 8 merely à suggestion.It is not.likely that the law will be remodelled.\u201d Among others, at the Government offices to see the minister on various subjects were Messrs.Joseph Morin, M.L.A.for St.Hyacinthe; Godfryi Langlois, M.L.A.for St.Louis, and J.L Decarie, M.L.A.fon Hochelaga.\"All optical repairs executed promptly, R.Hemsley, 260 St.James St.\u2014Adv.RICHELIEU LIBERALS WILL BARQUET MINISTER Elaborate Preparations for Dinner to Hon.R.Prefontaine.D \u2018Elaborate preparations are being made by the Liberals of Richelieu county for the banquet tobe tendered Hon.Raymond Prefontaine at Sorel on October 10th next.Committees | were struck \u201come time ago, and all is now practical.y in readiness, while the \u2018sale of tickets would Indicate that St.Charles\u2019 Hall, the largest chamber in Sorel, will be taxed to its utmost capacity.Arrangements.are being made for special rates on the railway and boat lines to Sorel for the evening.The price of tickets.is fixed at $2.00.= \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .EXPERT SEWING MACHINE .REPAIRS Also sewing machine ofl of absolute purity, and the best needles and parts for all machines at Singer Stores\u20141427 St.Catherine Street, 719 West Notre Damé Street, 2437 St.Catherine Street, 344 West, Notre Dame.Street, 166 St.Lawrence Street, 1862 St.\u201d Lawrence Street, Montreal, Canada.Look Sor the red S.\u2014Advt.WAIVED EXTRADITION, After reconsidering the situation on his return to the cells yesterday, Rosario Bessette, arrested on a charge of attempting to pass a useless cheque, decided to consent to return to Manchester, N.H., to stand his trial there for forgery.Extradition proceedings being thus walved, Bessette left \u2018last night for the United States in custody of Detectives O'Dowd and Hlldred.ence, \u201cand the tax will not be abolish-; WORKING WOMEN Their Hard Struggle Made All women work; some in their homes, some in church, and some in the late Col.Taylor, of Winnipeg, was the\u2018whirl of society.And in stores, mills and shops tens of thousands are on the never-ceasing treadmill, earning their daily bread.All'are subject to the same physical laws; all suffer alike from the same physical disturbance, and the nature of.eir duties, in many cases, quickl drifts them into the horrors of all kinds of female complaints, ovarian troubles, ulceration, falling and displacements of the womb, fi ucorrheea, or perhaps irregularity or suppression of \u2018\u2018monthly periods,\u201d cauting back- sche, nervousness, irritability and lassitude: Women who stand on their feet all day are more susceptible to these troubles than others.: They especially require an invigorating, sustaining medicine which will strengthen the female organism and enable them to bear easily the fatigues of the day, to sleep well at night, and to rise refreshed and cheerful.How distressin, to see a woman struggling to earn a livelihood or perform her household duties when her back and head are aching, she is so tired she can hardly drag about or stand up, and every movement causes pain, the origin of which is due to some derangement of the female organism._- Mlle.Alma Robitaille of 78 rue St.Francois, Quebec, Que., writes: Dear Mrs.Pinkham .*\u201cOverwork and long hours at the office, together with a neglected cold, brought on a Lydia E.Pi ments.by.a.Young - Lady- in Quebec: + and One in Beauport, Que.' very serious female trouble until Easior\u2014Intoresting State- finally 1 was unable to go to work.I then t of a friend who had taken Lydia E.» Vegetable Compound when her health was in the same condition that mine was, and straightway sent out for a bottle, I finished that and took two more before I began toimprove, but after that my recov.was very rapid, and I was soon_wall and able to go back to work again.I certainly think your medicine for sick women worthy of praise, and am indeed glad to indorse it.Miss Clara Beaubien of \u2018 Beau Quebec, writes : ports Mrs.Pinkham:\u2014 * For several years I have suffered with Leucorrhoca, which ng a serious drain on my , sapp my strength and causing severe headaches, bearing down pains dnd a general worn out feeling, until 1 really had no desire to live.I tried many medi but did not get anent relief until I took Lydia E.P m's Vegetable Compound, In two months I was very much better and stronger, and in four months I was well, no more disagreeable discharge, no more pain.So I have every reason praise the Vegetable Com d, and I cons! it without equal for ills of women.\u201d Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound is the unfailing cure for all these troubles.1t strengthens the proper muscles, and displacement with all its horrors will no more crush you.Backache, dizziness, fainting, bear- | ing down pains, disordered stomach, moodiness, dislike of friends and society \u2014all symptoms of the one cause\u2014will be quickly dispelled, and it will make you strong and well.You can tell the story of your sufferings to & woman, and receive helpful advice free of cost.Addrees Mra.Pinkham, Lynn.Mass.: .'s Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others COULDN'T AGREE ON A GAS EXPERT Majority Wants Canadian but Minority - Hangs Out for New Yorker.\u2014 Another abortive\\meeting of the Fire and Light Committee was heid yesterday afternoon {in a vain attempt to settle upon an expert to report upon the figures of the civic officials regarding the cost of a municipal gas system: A good deal of feeling has arisen over the matter, and it is suggested by sev- erul members that mo: things than the capability of the two aspirants for the position have been taken into account, In fact Ald.Proulx accused Mr.Parent, superintendent of light, of having unduly supported.Mr.Merrl- fleld, the Toronto expert.Mr.Parent asked permission to reply to this at yesterday's meeting, and specifically denied having done anything of the kind.The result things were left exactly in statu quo.there being only five members present, \u2018Just as at the last meeting, and each etuck to his candidate, with the natural end that no report could be made.A.motion made by Ald.Duquette at last meeting was annulled as it was made after three o'clock.-Ald.Du- quette then\u2019 again moved that Mr.it.W.Prosser, of New York, be engaged as expert to report on the gas question.Ald.Walsh Immediately moved ' in amendment that Mr.L.L.Merrifield, of Toronto, be engaged for this work._ Ald.Walsh\u2014Of course you understand tho reason for this amendment.This stirred Ald.Proulx to merri- merit and he was promptly called to order.Ald.Walsh procéeded to say that members of the committee should take cognlaznce of the fact that Mr.Merrifield was a Canadian doing bus!- ness in Canada.It was also noteworthy that not long ago a report of Mr.Merrifileld's had been the determining cause of a decrease of the cost of .ga8 in Toronto from $1.25 per thousand to eighty «cents.Ald Duquettb supported Mr.Prosser on the ground that he had succeeded 'n getting the cost of gas at Indiunapolis reduced to sixty cents .per thousand.~ Ald.Walsh rcplled that it was ridiculous to go out of Canada when competent men could be got just as cheaply here\u2014the Americans were never found coming to Canada for experts .they.could get them at home.He was surprised to see a good Natlonal Policy Conservative like Ald.Proulx wanting to do such a thing.' : Ald.Walsh's amendment in favor of Mr.Merrifield was then put to the vote, but failed to get the Wyecessary four supporters, Alds, Sauvageau, Walsh and Robertson voting for and Ald.Du- quette andl Proulx against it.The main motion in favor of Mr.Prosser, of New York, was defeated on the sap:e division.; ; ; Therefore no recommendation could be made to Council, much to the disgust of Chairman Robertson, who, discussing.the affair afterwards sald he could not understand why the minority of the committee were so obstina\u2018ely deperipined to get the New York expert, when na well known.Canadian could be got at least as cheaply.tment THE STANDARD.of the meeting was that! The Standard for this week is announced for early Saturday morning, The publishers secured outside.faocili- tles to enable them to add fifty per cent.to thelr output, and yet the whole issue was over-sold to \u201che trade by yesterday noon.It is not only In Montreal that the Standard has creai-' ed a furore, for we hear that it is in, brisk demand throughout the country.rt EXTENDING LONG DISTANCE so PHONE : cation in the vicinity of Ste.Agathe and Ste.Adele will be interested in; knowing that telephone.facilities ave | Melng greatly extended in that section.| The Bell Telephone Company has late-, ly completed a long distance line 10 St.Marguerite Village, with an office also at St.Marguerite station.The, Bell Company will also ctmplete lines to Lac Charlebois and Las\u2019 des Isles in the near future.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MANY KILLED IN FEUD.London, Sept.20.\u2014A despatch to the Express from Lisbon says that a long feud between the villagers at Hatrabar and Abrigada.- near Oporto, resulted in -.|» serious fight with fireirms and other Montreal people who spend their va-|.STORE NEWS KNIT-TO-FIT LADIES\u2019 COMBINATIONS \u201c Have yet to be approached in the -matter ef style, fit or finish, or, in fact, in apy of the points which go towards making the perfect underwear.The greatest evidence of their superiority is the fact that once.these garments have been worn, they are never cast aside for any other make.In all sizes, styles, fabrics, colors and weights, THE KNIT-TO-FIT MFG.CO.2469 ST.CATHERINE near Mountain weapons.Troops were despatched to Oporto to quell the riot.When they arrived the fighters, who included many women, fled, leaving five dead and thirty-four seriously wounded.Many who escaped were badly injured LICENSE TRANSFER _ WAS NOT GRANTED At yesterday afternoon's sitting of the License Commissioners, the Court gave \u2018effect to the application of the Canadian Brewing Company in regard to the proposed transfer ofthe H.Ga- viepy license to J.Labelle, the sopposi- tion to the granting of which was based on the fact that while the other creditors were to receive only seventy per cent.of their claims against the bankrupt .estate of Mr.Herschorn4 Gariepy under a clause in the bill of sale to the gentleman, had taken back the business and was being satisfied in full of the amount due him.Prior to the judgment being delivered Judgy: Choquet read the following section of the licefsing .act: : \u201cSubject to the provisions of this law as to removals and the transfer of licenses, etery license for the sale of Hquor shall be held to be a license to the person thercin named only and for the premises therein described.and shall remain valid gnly so long as that person, continues to be the occu- pant of the said premises and the owner of the business there carried on.\u201d An application was under consideration for the transfer of the Savoy Ho- \u2018tel \"license, from Mrs.John Howard to Mrs.Theoret, ; whigh Mr.R.A.E.Greenshlelds, who appeared for the applicant said ihat Mr.X.St.Charles had purchased the Das of the hotel for $15,815, and besides satisfying the privileged creditors in full, had paid the ordinary creditors twenty-five per cent.Mr.St.Charles was now anxious to have the license.transferred to Mrs.Theoret who would continue to conduct the busl- ness, On behalf of the creditors the transfer was opposed and judgment was reserved until Monday so that*the Commissioners might have opportunity of examining the contract.« $ ; PHONES\u2014Main 4846: in connection with] Have You a System of WAREHOUSE TELEPHONES?If you have any trouble in this line call us up\u2014we are experts.\u2018 THE -SAYER ELECTRIC CO.10, 12, 14 Beaver Nall Hil.SOLD IN PACKAGES AND CANS.Same Price as the cheap \"adulterated kinds, | E.W.GILLETT {lair a This Paper is printed with The Queen City Printing Ink Company's Ink.: PHILADELPHIA, CHICAGO, .CINCINNATY.BOSTON *- FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.An Old and Weli-Tried Remedy) WITH PERFECT BUGCEES.HILD, SOFTEN Bea.Spring sun searches and reveals the shabby sppesrance of everything.It shows that your steps need painting, en CAVANAGHS is the place to get the very best paints.Cor.Notre Dame and Beigneurs Sts.Standard Coal Go, Ltd.Cor.- Wellington and McCord.SCRANTON GOAL bs.to a ton.: \\ 2,000 T OUR MOTTO) Enreraisr, vervenst J Prompt delivery.\u2019 Bell Phone, 5291-2; 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How strange also that - you should have cume on hither against which, seeing what we have, I think \u2018was honest?\u201d \u201cWe were led,\u201d answered Godwin.\u201cYour father had wisdom at his death and saw what we could not see.\u201d \u201cAy,\u201d added Wulf, \u201cbut I would that it had been into some other place, for 1 tear this lord Al-je-bal at whose nod men hurl themselves to death.\u201d \u201cHe is hateful,\u201d answered Rosa- mund, with a shudder; \u2018worse even than the knight Lozelle; and when he fixes his eyes on me, my heart grows sick.Oh! that we could escape this place!\u201d .\u201cAn eel in an osier trap has more chance of freedom,\u201d said Wulf gloom- fly.\u201cLet us at least be thankful that we are caged together\u2014for how long, I wonder?\u201d ' As he spoke Masouda appeared, attended by waiting women, and, bgwing\u2019 to Resamund, said: .\u2018It is the will of the Master, lady, that I lead you to the chambers that have been made rèady for you, there ! thinking that the to rest until the hour of the feast, Fear not; you shall ineet your brethren then.You knights have leave, if it go pleases you, to exercise your horses in the gardens.They stand saddled in the courtyard, to which this woman will bring you,\u201d and she pointed to one of those two maids who had cleaned the armor, \u201cand with them are guides and an escort.\u201d \u201cShe means that we must go,\u201d mut- .tered Godwin, adding aloud, \u2018\u2018farewell, sister, until to-night.\u201d So they parted, unwillingly enough.In the courtyard they found the horses Flame and Smoke, as they had been! told, also a mounted escort of four fierce-looking fedais and an officer.When they were in the saddle, this man, motioning to them to follow him, Pp d hy an archway out of the courtyard into the gardens.Hence ran a broad road strewn with sand, along which he began to gallop.This road followed the gulf which encircled the citadel and inner town .of Masyaf, that was, as it were, An island on a moun- \u2014 THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA Total Deposits on\u2014 30th April 1908.c.cveverssnsasercnscacee.$3,252,583 30th April, 1904: 1 p.111 LL 102120 20th April, 1905.111 IL eee: 81st August, 1905.0.0ccccosovsascccsocrsacsanss \"HERALD SERIALS ARE GOOD SERIALS.The Brethren BY H.RIDER HAGGARD.(Copyrighted and published exclusively in The Herald ) ' I ! « \u2018 \u2018behind him, mounted on a splendid tain top with a circumference of over three miles.As they went, the gulf always on their right hand, holding™n their horses to prevent their p-ssing that of thelr guide, swift as |\" vas, they saw another troop approac.ng them.This was also preceded by an officer of the Assassins, as these servants of Al-je- bal were called by the Franks, and coal-black steed guards, knight.\u201cIt is Lozelle,\u201d sald Wulf, \u201cupon the horse that Sinan promised him.\u201d .At- the sight of the man a fury took hold of Godwin.With & shout of! warning he drew his sword.Lozelle saw, and out leapt his blade in answer.Then sweeping past the officers who Were with them and reining up their Sieeds, In a second they were face to face.Lozelle struck fifst.and Godwin caught the stroke upon his buckler, but before he could return it the fedais of either party rushed between them and \u2018thrust them asunder.' \u201cA pity,\u201d sald Godwin, as they dragged his horse away.\u201cHad.they left us alone 1 think, brother, I might have raved you a moonlight duel.\u201d \u201cThat I do not\u2018 want to miss, but the chance at his head was good if those fellows would have let you take It,\u201d answered Wulf reflectively.: Then the horses began to .- gallop agai, and they saw no more of Loz- elle, Now, skirting the edge of the town, they came to the garrow, wall- less bridge that spanned the gulf between it and the outer gate and city.tierce the officer whegled his - horse, and beckoning them*t0 follow, charged it at full gallop.After him went the brethren\u2014Godwin first, then Wulf.In.the deep gateway, on the further side they reined up.The captain turned, and began to gallop back taster than he had come\u2014as fast, indeed, as his good beast would travel.\u201cPass him!\u201d cried Godwin, and shak- Ing the reins loose upon the neck of Flame he called to it aloud.Forward it sprang, with Smoke at its heels.Now they had overtaken the captain, and now even on: that narrow way they had swept past him.Not an inch was there to spare between them and the abyss, and the man, brave as he was, expecting to be thrust to death, clung to his horse's mane with terror in his eyes, On the city side the brethren pulled up laughing among the astonished fedalis who had walted for them there.By the Sanco cried the oficer, Knights could no understand, \u201cthese are not mens they are devils, and \u2018their horses are goats of the mountains.I thought to frighten them, but it is I who was frightened, for they swept past me like \u2018eagles of the air.\u201d \u201cGallant riders and swift, well-train- ed steeds,\u201d answered one of the fedais, nn.admiration in his volce.\u201cThe ght at full moon w seing fll be worth our Then once more they took the sand- strewn road and galloped on.- Thrice they passed round the city thus, the last time by themselves, for the captain and the fedais were far outstripped.Indeed it was not until they had unsaddled Flame and Smoke in thelr stalls that these appeared, spurring their foaming Horses.Taking no heed of them, the brethren thrust aside the grooms, dressed their steeds down, fed and watered them.\u2019 Then having seen them eat, there being no more to do, they walked back to the guest-house, hoping to find Rosamund.But they found no Rosa- \u2014 and followed by rede a mail-clad Frankish \u2014 mme Established May 1902.3 \u2018 5,707,608 8,316,208 PR _ Your Current or Savings Account Intlpd._ \u2018 Main Office\u2014 232 to 236 ST.JAMES STREET.' x 2608 ST.CATHERINE STREET (Cor.Guy St) \u2018 Branch Office\u2014 1.> Car mund, so sat down together and talked of the wonderful things that had Dbe- fallen them, and of what might befall Reaven also which had brought them all three together safe and sound, @in though it was In this house of.hell.So the time passed on, till about the hour of sunset the women servants came and led them to the bath, where the black slaves waahed and perfumed them, clothing them in frch robes above thelr armour.When they came out the sun was down, and the woinen, bearing torches in their hands, conducted them to a great and gorgeous hall which they stone and having a carved and- painted roof.Along one.side of this hall, that was lit with cressets, were a number of round-headed open arches supported by elegant \u2018white columns and beyond these a marble terrace with flights of steps which led to the gardens beneath.On the fioor of thls hall each seated upon his cushion beside low tables inlaid with pearl sat the guests, a hundred or more, all dressed in white robes on which the red dagger was blazoned, and all as silent as though they were.asleep.When \u2018the brethren reached the place the women left them, and servants with gold chains round thelr necks escorted them to a dais in the middle of the hall where were many cushions, as yet unoccupied, arranged in a semicircle, of which the centre was a divan higher and more gorgeous than the rest.© , Here plaçes wére pointed out to \u2018them.opposite the divan, and they took their staud by them.They had not long to wait, for presently there was ja sound of music, and heralded by troops of singing women, the lord'Sin- æn- approached, walking slowly down the length of the great hall.It was a strange procession, for after the dais, then the lord Al-je-bal himself, clad now in his blood-red, festal robe, and wearing jewels on his turban, Around him marched four slaves, black as ebony, each of whom held a flaming torch .on high, while behind followed the two gigantic guards who had stood sentry over him when he sat under the canopy of justice.As he advanced down the hall every man in it rose and prostrated himself, and so remained until their lord was seat- stood erect like the survivors among the slain of a battle, Settling himself among the cushions at one end of the divan, he waved his hand, whereon the feasters, and with them God- win and Wulf, sat themselves down.Now there was a pause, while Sinan glanced along the hall impatiently.Soon.the brethren saw why, since at the end opposite to that by which he had entered appeared mors singing women, and after them, also escorted by four black torch-bearers, only these were women, walked Rosamund and, behind her, Masouda.+ Rosamund it was without doubt, but Rosamund transformed, for now she seemed an Eastern queen.Round her head was \u2018à coronet of gems from which hung a vell, but not so as to hidé her face.Jewelled, too, were her heavy plaits of hair, jewelled the rose- silk garments that she wore; the girdle at her waist, her naked, ivory.arms and even the slippers on her feet.As she apprdached in her royal-looking beauty all \u2018the guests at that strange feast stared first at her and next at each other.Then as though by a siji- gle Impulse they rose and bowed.\u201cWhat can this mean?\u2019 muttered Wulf to Godwin as they did likewise.But Godwin made no answer.1.On came Rosamund, and now, behold! the lord Al-je-bal rose also and, giving her hia hand, seated her by him on the divan.' Godwin, who had caught a warning.look in the eyes of Masouda as she took up her position behind Rosamund.Now the feast began.Slaves running to and fro, set dish after dish filled with strange and savoury meats, upon the little \u2018inlald .tables, those that were served to Sinan and his guests fashioned, all of them, of silver or otf pold.Godwin and Wulf ate, though not for hunger's sake, but of what they ate they remembered nothing who were watching Sinan and straining their ears to catch all he said without seeming to take note or listen.Although, she strove to hide {t and to appear indifferent, it was plain to hem that Rosamund was much afraid.gain and again Sinan presented to her cholce morsels of food, sometimes on the dishes and sometimes with his fingers, and these she was obliged to take.All the while also he devoured her with his fierce eyes mo that she shrank away from him to the.furthest | limit of the divan.(To, be Continued) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014tn CHANGE IN M.AND C.BOATS.My Cornwall, -Beptember 29.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 The Montreal and Cornwall Nayigation Company's steamer.Garnet has been taken \u2018off the Valleyfield-Mohtreal route and has arrived at Cornwall.The Garnet will be put in the Cornwall dry dock this winter, where she will be overhauled and renovated.For the balance of the season the steamer Fil- \u2018gate.will leave here at § pi: on Sun \u2018days and Wednesdays and tie up overnight at Valleyfleld, .- : .Won ToL NT Te a .se Ta \" : them in the future; of the mercy of- had not seen before, built of fretted |\u2018 \u2018women came the.aged, white robed- ed, save only the two brethren, whol ° \u201cShow no surprise, Wulf,\u201d muttered] FIVE MURDERED NONE FAMILY Terrible Affair in Texas\u2014 Mother and Four Children Murdered Edna, Texas, September 28.\u2014Mrs.A.J.Conditt and four clilidren, à daughter of thirteen, and three boys from six to ten years old, were murdered in cold blood at their home here.The mother and daughter were assaulted and their bodies brutally disfigured.A baby about two years old was the only one left alive.\u2018All of: them seemed to have been murdered with some blunt instrument.Thelf heads were crushed and their throAfs cat with a knife or razor.The! gir} gnd mother were killed \u2018In the Yo The boys were.killed about 100 yards away.Mr.Condit was working In the rice fields.A negro \u2018hoy, about: twelve Years old, was ploughing.in a field near the houss and heard the children screaming.He saw a man chasing .a womal,- who.was running around the house.Belng afraid to go to the house he ran to a neighbor and told what he kad seen.The person Informed ran to the place and found five members of the family killed.Officers were informed at once and the entiré country is out In posses in search of the murderer.It is supposed that two persons.committed the crime.: Dogs have.been sent fur to trace the murderers.; : BRITISH MISSION MET DEATH IN AFGHANISTAN They Suffered From Hunger and Thirst\u2014Fifty of the Party.Perished.\u2018London, eSptember 29.\u2014 The story told by members of the British mission vrho spent two and a half years in marking the boundary between Persia and Afghanistan, in the Seistan region, shows that the encountered terribie hardships.Fifty of the members died from various cuuses and nearly 9,000 camels and 120 horses succumbed.The mission consisted of eleven British officers, under Colonel Arthur Henry MacMahon, with survey and ir- rigatien staffs, and 200.native infantry and a \u2018transport service, embracing altogether some 1,500 men The base was situated at Quelta, whence all supplies were brought to Seistan, 500 miles distant, over a waterless and uninhabited desert, - 7 x During the summer several persons dled from sunstroke .or thirst, while during the winter others were frozen.Last winter numbers of jackals and wolves, which abound in Siestan, went mad for some unexpected and in large packs attacked the men and animals belonging to the mission Many of the men, camels and horses were bittten and died of hydrophobia.On March 29 of this year the temperature fell to zero, aceompanied by a blizzard, \u2018and during this storm six hundred camels were killed, The .m&mbers \u2018of the many stories of heroism of individuals during periods when supplies ran out.CORNWALL MAN KILLED.Cornwall, Sept.29:\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The remains of Peter A.Loney, formerly of Cornwall, who was killed on Monday \u2018night.at Sudbury, were interred yes- terdlay afternoon in Woodlawn cemetery.It seems that the unfortunate young man, who was a timekeeper on the Toronto and Sudbury lire, Was va his way home to supper when he was struck by a flit car which was being pushed: ahead of.a shunting engine.Both legs were cut off and his head was split open.' .The deceased was thirty-four years of age and was a son of Alex.Loney, of -\u2018Tyotown, Glengarry.He clerked in Cornwall for ten or twelve years before going to\u2019 Sudbury four or Ava years aga.His.wife, Who was former- \u2018ly of orrisburg, survives him with two small ¢hildrén.- 2 FOOD COFFEE.J Covtaies no shina, bo.4 ros reballding éléments, reason, mission tell PERKINS REFUSED 70 PRODUCE BOOKS An Interesting Time in the Insurance Inquiry Yesterday ment, showing tLe transfers of the stock of the Equitable Lite Assurance Society, which accompanied the purchase Jf control of that society, by Thomas F.Ryan, was made by the society to the Jlegislative committee yesterday.It showed that 52 shares of the stock purchased by Mr.Ryan from James H.Hyde stcod in the names of at least 25 persons, who were or recently had been directors of \u2018the so- clety, each of them being the owner of at least five shares of the stock.By the transfer of this stock to Grover Cleveland, Judge Morgan J, O'Brien an.Leu.Vv oslilighouse, a \u2018majority of tne directors would have ceased to he stockholders of record.It was deemed wise by the trustees and by counsel that a majority of the reorganized board of directors should be actual owners of five shales: of stock each until the question a?ellgibility of pol- lcyholdera as directors had been settled by the courts.Acordingly, an effort was inade to purchase the ne- cond amount of stock.-This re- sulfed in the purchase of à block of eighty-seven shares of stock for the aggregate price of $212,500, approxi.\u2018mately $2,500 a year.\u2019 The stock when purchased stood in the following names;\u2014H.Winthrop, 27 shares; W.B.Bremner, «45 shares; C.L.Blair, 6 shares; A.J.Cassaut, & shares, James B.Morgan, 6 snares.7 Mr.Ryan furnished the money for the purchase, and the\" stock was at once offered to directors of the society at cost, with the result that the-fol- lowing directors \u201chave acquired\u201d five shares each Of this block: \u2014Geo.J.Gould, \u2018Levi PP.Morton, Thomas.'[\\.Eckert, Valentine P, Snyder, F.W.Roebling, Js .J.Albright, Eben B, Thomas, Jus.Bryan, Thos, Spratt, B.Cady, Herrick, Nicholas Murray Butler, Chas.H.Zehnder, Sir Wm.C.Van Horne, C.Ledydrd Blair and James 4.Forgan.| \u2019 ».The remaining 12 shares.qut of this block of 87 shares of stock stand in the name of Mr.Winthrop, and -are owned by Dr.Ryan.Five shares of stock were, also purchased by Presi- dnt Paul Morton from M.E.Ingalls, George W.Perkins, vice-président of the Néw York Life Insurance Cum- pany, and a member of the banking stir before the legislative investigating committee to-day, when he objected tu a request that he produce certain .books of J.P.Morgan & Co., ta explain some of that firm's dealings with he New York Life Insurance Com- ny in connection with she sale of Navigation Syndicate bonds to the Life Insurance Company.He said e would furnish côpies of the entries Me- ferring.to the, transactions in question, but préferred not to bring\u2019 the books.Mr.\u201cTughes, counsel to the legislative committee for the first time during the Investigation, showed signs of \u2018anger and said loudly: \u201cI shall have to require that those books be produced.\u201d \u201cAll right,\u201d replied Mr.Perkins.Testifying to the purchase of $4,000, 000 of Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Louis bonds from J.P.Morgan & Co., by the New York Life Insurance Company, Mr.Perkins sald ne obatined the bonds for $40,000 less than the price stipulated by the Life Insurance Company's flnance committee.Questionéd by Mr.Hughes, Mr.Perkins sald \u2018that in this purchase and sale he himself represented both the New York Life Insurance Cofhrpany a3 purchaser and the firm of J.P.Morgun & Co., as seller, : rt YELLOW FEEVR REPORT.New Orleans, September .20.\u2014The yellow fever report is as follows: New cases, 28; total up to date, 2,941; deaths 4; total 884; new foci, 8, cases under treatment, 261; discharged, 2,296.Jackson, Miss, September 28.\u2014One death occurred from yellow fever at Hamburg; Gulf Port, 3; Handsboro, 83; Mississippi City, 2; Vicksburg, 3: Port Gibson, 1; Natchez, 9; Roxie and Harriston, none.: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | DEMAND REDRESS FROM SULTAN Madrid.September 39.\u2014A.despatch from Tanglers says that an official of the United States legation at Tangiers to Pex under {instructions trom Washington to demand immediate redress.from the Sultan for.the refusal of Mohamed Hi Torres, cam« missioner for foreign affairs for Tans ger, to release an imprisoned man, whos under United tates protection.\u2018 > ; .© » 4 : \u2018 Lo ! Lu New York, Septembver '29.\u2014A state-| firm of J.P.Morgan & Co., created a) Sterilized Bottle Delivery.A MILK OF QUALITY Must have special features to designate it from the ordinary milk: We would call your attention to the care taken with ours to make it pure and healthy, i.e., Bystematic Feeding, Veterinary Inspection, Sanitary Stabling, Dust Proof FOR SAMPLE ORDER TEL.UP 669.GUARANTEED PURE MILK C0., 2685 St.Catherine St, DAWES & CO., \u2019 - BREWERS, PALE ALES AND PORTER.LACHINE, P.Q.Montreal Office: Tel.M.165-166.Bèl St.James Street.\u2014 J.H.BR.MOLSON & BRSS., .Ale and Porter Brewers, Have aways on hand the various kinds of Ale and Porter.Wood and Bottles.Familles regularly supplied.: '600 Notre Dame Strest.Montreal.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014 COAL.THE INTERCOLONIAL COAL MINING CO.LTO.Works: Drummond Costiery.Westville N.& Winers and Producers ot \u201cDrummond\u2019 Coal and Coke, from the cejsbrated Pictou Seams of Nova ficotia.Offered ia all sizes and quantities Jo suit purchasers.Shipments by water er rail.\u2018 Head Office, Room $11, Merchants Bank Building, Montreal.\u2014 bne of Campbells- which serves the double purpose of being both warm and durable.- THE Liverpool & London & Glob INSURANCE COMPANY.Capital and assets excesd.864.000.000 Canadian investments exceed 3.750.000 Claims paid exceed .221.000.000 HEAD OFFICE \u2014 Company's Building, 112 Bt.James Street, corner of Place d'Armes, \u2018Montreal.\u2019 MONTREAL DIRECTORS.E.5.CLOUSTON, Esq., Chairman, Sir Alex.Lacoste, Geo, E.Drummo Esq., F.W.Thompson, Esq.nd.J.GARDNER THOMPSON, Resident Manager WILLIAM JACKSON .Deputy Mauager \u2014\u2014\u2014 CORNER FOR CLOTHING.\u201cThere is a time for all things\u201d and NOW is the time for men to don - RAIN COATS, PRICE FROM 812.CAM PB E LL\u2019 S, Corner St.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 FALL and SPRING OVERCOATS, 00 TO $20.00.James and Victoria £qu [Nr are.EN 33 Kg HAVE YOU GOT A GOLD?~ HARTE'S GRIPPE WAFERS Cures a cold in 24 hours.How About That Gough ?HARTE'S COUGH MIXTURE will cure it.Now is the time.» \u201c J.A.HARTE, CHEMIST - - 20° Company's and Agents\u2019 Teleohone.Main 4497.| 17% NOTRE DAME STREET.\u2014_\u2014 Cane [MN ns Save the Sands NEWS FROM SHERBROOKE, Sherbrooke, Sept.20.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Game Warden Gendron seized two boxes of partridges at the Union Depot which had come in over the Quebec Central en route for Montreal.Three deer were allowed to pass, as thay apparently came from individual shippers, The game _ warden is of the opinion that the slaughter of deer has been oonsiderably lsssened since the order to take strict measures was enforced.It is the opinion of ottiers, however, .that the deer 1s \u2018being shipped by-other routes, And a close watch .vas ver GOULET BROS., Mfrs., Montreal has been instituted at all the connects ing points from the Central Quebec district.The case of G.H.Heber, charged with setting fire to the Dixville creamery, on the 27th July last, came up ba fore Judge Mulvena yesterday after noon.After hearing the evidence: the acccuseéd was acquitted.ceo + \" .! The-costliest musical organizae + Yon in the vorit is.the oaton, | mphony Orchestra o or - Wilhelm Gericke.You oan oar | them , Rink higher by \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 cb, Hi WI 2 a mére\u201d » ore 4 ! 2 TAs Err FS HAL PATRON'S ~ SPLENDID WORK Won 2:13 Class After Hardest Kind of Racing at \u2018 Delorimier Park « Rarely has better horse racing been witnessed in Montreal than that which was seen in the 2.13 class at Delori- mier Park yesterday afternoon, when Hal Patron, the Canadian entry.fought down three horses.from across the line.Hal Patron, took the first, third and fourth heats, but only after the pret- © tiest kind of stepping.In the second heat he was pocketed and forced to forego first position.The American entries were Hurd, Chief Wilkie and Lucy Yelser, and they were a grand trio.Thelr drivers did their level best to beat the Canadian stallion, but the latter was game as a pebble and in perfect condition.In the first hiat he stepped a clever mile, finishing in front.Billy \u2018Hurd pressed him closely in the home stretch\u2019 but could not forge ahead.In the second heat, the American drivers worked a skilful game on Hal Patron's pilot and pocketed him neatly and Biily Hurd went under the wire first, with Lucy Yeiser second.The third heat was a gruelling af- - fair, as Billy Hurd and Hal Patron raced neck and neck from start to finish.There was no pocketing for the Canadian entry this heat,as his driver pulled him out wide and waded in to wkisk the American horses off their feet.Billy Hurd had the courage, but was just a shade shy in speed, and after a mile of heart-breaking racing, he had to go under the wire second to the entry of Perrigo and Tracy.Chief Wiikie took Billy Hurd's place as challenger in the fourth heat and for three-quarters of a mile, it looked as if he had a chance.However, he hadn't the requisite ataying powers .and was outstepped in the stretch, to the great delight of the spectators, whose sympathies were all with Hal Patron.- The 2.27 class went to Henry C, in rather hollow fashion, none of his competitors possessing speed enough to force him to extend himself.: \u20182.13 class, trot and pace ;purse $400.Hal Patron, blk.8, by Hal Dillard -(Perrigo), Perrigo and Tracey, Egansville.Billy Hurd, blk.g (Pickle), .Newport Stock Farm.Lucy Yeiser b.m.(Laing), G.P.Simon, Barton, Vt.Chief Wilkie, b.g.(Gillis), W.L.Taft, Barton, Vt.Antidee, b.m.(Robillard), H.Bonefant, Charlemagne Q.5 d Time\u20142.18%, 2.17%, 2.16%, 2.17%.1.27 class, trot and pace; purse $400.Henry C., b.g., by Shirley Boy (Gillis), E.M.Gillls, Brock- ton, MasSS-., reese ors veers Little Tim, ch.g (Beaudry), N.Beaudry, Montreal .Catlierine Gazette, br.m.(Ro- Lillard), C.Robillard, Montreal : .Alcuder\u2018 HA.L.,Cross, St.Albans, Vt.Lo:d Egleston, ch.g.Beaudry.N.Beaudry, Montreal .Defender Boy.br.g.L.A.Desy, Louisville.Dan Finister, b.g., John Al- dons, Gananoque .e \u2026.\u2026.7 Time, 2.2444, 2.24 , 2.24%.pr 1811 2122 4243 3434 au NN H 0% 111 2 22 SEINE III NIET HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS.ole she The annual sports of the High School are being \u2018held this afternoon at the M.A.A.A, grounds.- oe 075 at sta ste = pH HU EF FoR HR HHH Re KWAK RH HN people are buyin tainiy not unreasonable.from R.J.Tooke you reap many advantages.stock Is large and complete ; that you know \u2014 we want you to know about the correctness and Indl- viduality of our Shirts also.: R.J.TOOKE, Billy.-|given.OUR SHIRT.DESIGNS Are evidently right, judging from the manner In which Styles and materials are \u2018correct, our Shirt Taliors are the most skilled It\u2019s possible to secure and our margin of profit Is cer- When you buy your Shirts them.FINE RACING Fighteen Horses Entered in 2,18 Trot and Only One Was Distanced Cincinnati, O., Sept.29.\u2014The free-for- all trot \u2018was the feature at Oakley Park, yesterday.In the first heat Dr.- Strong broke badly at the half mile.Wentworth and Sydney McGre- gor fought it out all the way around, the latter winning by a neck.- Dr.Strong finished third, ten lengths behind.In the second heat the three horses raced together until the stretch turn,where Dr.Strong again broke.Snyder McGregor came with a rush at the end and won by half a length from Wentworth.- a Main Sheet, the favorite, won the 2.18 trot in straight heats from Maud - Maxine.Texas Rooker, the heavily played favorite in the 2.08 pace, had no trouble in winning in straight heats.Yesterday's unfinihed 2.156 pace went.to Kruger, the favorite.Track fust.Summary: ; 2.15 class, pace, 3 in 5, purse $2,000, unfinished from yesterday.\u2014 Kruger, ch.g., by Mercury\u2014- TIme\u20142.05 1-2, 2.06 1-4, 2.07 8-4, - ® - Clock repairing solicited, estimates R Hemsley, 255 St.James\u2014Adv.rt San Francisco, Sépt.29\u2014A1 Kauff- man, a local heavywefght, signalized.his entrance into professional ranks by knocking out Harry Foley in the first round with a right swing to the jaw.< \u2014 Montreal Hunt Club's Annua | Races at Petite Cote To-Morrow Following is the complete programme for the Montreal Hunt steeplechases, to be held at Petite Cote to-morrow: Farmers\u2019 Race.© 2 p.m.\u2014$375 of which $150 to first, $70 o sccond, $50 to third, $36 to fourth, 25 to fifth, $20 to sixth, $15 to seventh and $10 to eighth.See RMI MMM NME MIKE SHEA ON \u2018\u201cFOOT- : BALL.\u201d 3 * * Loyola College students should make good this fall in football, as Mike Shea, the great Ottawa coach, has pro: inised to drill the youngsters, when he has time to spare from attending to the Montreal fourteen.A feature of the drills will be black-board talks to the boys; and if the students fail to assimilate enough football lore to trim anything their age and welght in this part of Canada it will not be the fault of Michael James O'Shea.\u201d .; As an able \\exponent of FOOTBALL AND HOW TO PLAY IT, Mike s s alone, «itd no doubt when the lectures open up, the College convocation hall, or wherever the chalk-talks are to be held, will have to be considerably enlarged.Mr.Shea\u2019s services to Loyola are entirely gratuitous, He was passing the college ive other day and looked in on the boys; seeing promising \u2018