The daily witness, 1 décembre 1896, mardi 1 décembre 1896

[" nar ich ion ait- the deeps hin no- hat ind ro- hoe jen ols his al- 37.the el ure bie ce,\u2019 Mr.tte pri- hed raig by sed -\u2014\u2014 Last Ed ition.saps TL XXXVIL, No.281.NV, PRICE ONE CENT.THE SCHOOL SETTLEMENT.gr Aloiphe Chapleau Endorses Wr.Laurier s Coarse.\u2014_\u2014 + 7 485A WELL PLEASED TOO.243 Das 1.\u2014Sir Adolphe Chapleau, ) oe m-ernor of Quebec, bas pri- : oo a -assed his approval of the L ns s-5001 settiement, as the 1 \u201ca obtained under the The importance of this - speaking of this ques- Hochelaga, when he was -, Federal Government, el the following lan- Ly, UE NK «hat the government yin order to sertle this qnestion, CL -a Irritating than difficult, ceeme SUN - [a - - 3 mo ois what I can tell yout ve desire Cw up those gpien tid tralitions of st ation ant cor! un lorsianding can have given © - country such a oo sure ©?s, © s, PTOSTESS and fr meas La M Laurier, Six, Ce Chapé:.1797278 conoillation to 2 2540 + wo coereinn.rama, Den :-M= Bourassa, M.P.PE 2 a a-ompanied the Hon.: =o - 4 vestern trip, but left Les \u2018ast Tuesday, arrived here AS ant expresses himse:f as gprea.r Siena with his trip.Mr.Bou- \u201caesa has evidently been converted by vi.Tara ta the latier's Dew view on \u201cfar:*ota schoo! question, and, in a \u201c\" agreement now made pub- ! | =a»! that it would be a mistake 4 i-c-=r-.- tha electoral result of June meaning that the electors of « .°° © x no interest in the question.\u2026 tna contrary, tha penpla Quakec.*al felt deeply the unjust position in ahich the minority of Manitoba were .aced by the laws of 1590, but we believ- and tried to protect ceived numerous letters, among them .«© = c+: the frosty winds until one from a former volunteer now in © 2344 St.Catherine street, Montreal, .; \"yn engine and coach sent Michigan.\u2014 j ani, gathered up forty or Robert Murray, formerly of the Prince HENRY MORGAN & CO H ca -» QUOITING.LAWRENCE QUOITING rr A lal meeting of the =: Quofting Club will be helj SRA ® Tuesday, at eight o'clock.a4: \\.- | street, for the purpose of I.oe prizes won at the fall gain Quipp's trophy, and the cit Ie, full attendance of memticrs Too 2 13 Tr AQUATICS.WOULD WELCOME THE AMFRI\"ANS London, Nov.28.\u2014Jacksan, the Piysens of Hertford College, Oxtir1 ai Jr - President of the Oxfori Universisy - letic Club, in interviews with a » sentative of the Associated Press they would welcome any a:h!-::.between an Oxford and Cambr:>- .and a team from Yale and Ha.:\u201d 1897, as a four-universities ma: * + \u2026.arouse a great deal of interes: ;-.~ productive of good to internat .versity sports.Jordan says I.good average team this year, the.© course, It is weak in hammer-:.- and weight-putting, but he would \u2026 ; 6 to hear from Harvard and Yale.LASKER VS.STEINITZ.FOURTH GAME AT MOSCOW.The fourth game in the pending ma.) between Lasker and Steinitz, at Mow.which has just come to hand, is ris: described by the English critics as i» best in the series.While Steiniiz aps - ventured his novel defence 10 the i.Lopez his play was free from errors ar: apart from the opening could De bu; i: , improved upon.Lasker conducted :* a game with consummate mastery, com! =.ing magnificent strategy, with fau, ess tactical execution.He has visibiv perfected himself since the last cham; a.ship match, and there is no doubt thay, for the present at least, he is the greatest of all living players.The game Ruy Lopez.White.Black E.Lasker, W.Steinitz.1 P\u2014K 4 - J P\u2014K 4 2 Kt\u2014K B 3 2 Kt\u2014Q B 38 3 B\u2014Kt b 3 B\u2014B ¢ 4 P\u2014B 3 4 K Kt\u2014K 3 b P\u2014Q'¢ (a) 5 x P 6 Px P \u20ac B\u2014Kt à cr 7 B\u2014Q 2 (b) 7 Bx Bech 8 Qx B 8§ P\u2014Q 4 9 Px P 9 Ktx P 10 B x Kt ch 10 Px B IL Castles 11 Castles (c) 12 Kt\u2014B 3 12 P\u2014B 3 cd; 13 K R\u2014K sq 3 R\u2014Kt sq 14 P\u2014K R 3 14 B\u2014B 4 15 Q R\u2014B sq 15 Q\u2014Q 3 dd) 16 Kt\u2014K R 4 16 Q 2: 17 Kt\u2014K 4 17 Q\u2014B 5 18 x Q 18 Kt x Q 19 Kt\u2014Q B 5 19 B\u2014B 59 20 P\u2014Q Kt 3 20 K\u2014B 2 21 Kt\u2014B 3 21 R\u2014K sq 22 Rx R 22 Kx R 23 R\u2014K sa ch 23 K\u2014B 2 24 -KESG 2 23 Kt\u2014K 3 \u201825 Kt x Kt 23 B x Kt 26 Kt\u2014K 4 26 B\u2014Q 4 27 Kt\u2014B 5 27 R\u2014Kt 5 23 R\u2014Q sq 28 K\u2014K 2 29 P\u2014B 3 29 K\u2014Q 3 30 K\u2014B 2 30 R\u2014Kt sq 31 R\u2014K s 31 B\u2014B 2 32 Kt\u2014K 4 ch (f) 32 K\u2014Q 2 (® 33 \u2014K 3 33 B\u2014Q 4 34 Kt\u2014B 5 ch 34 K\u2014Q 3 35 K\u2014Q 35 P\u2014K R 4 36 P\u2014_K R 4 86 R\u2014K R sG 37 K\u2014B 3 37 R\u2014Q Kt sq 38 P\u2014B 4 38 R\u2014Kt sq (1) 39 P\u2014Kt 3 39 P\u2014Kt 4 49 BP xP 40 Px P 41 R\u2014K 6 41 Px P 42 Px P 42 R\u2014Kt 6 ch 43 K\u2014Kt 4 1 43 R\u2014Kt b 44 Kt\u2014Kt 7 ch 44 K\u2014Q 2 45 Rx P 4 R x P ch 46 K\u2014R 46 B\u2014B 2 47 R\u2014R 6 (J) 47 R\u2014Q 7 48 Kt\u2014B b ch 48 K\u2014K 2 49 P\u2014R 4 49 R\u2014Q 3 50 R\u2014R S 50 R\u2014Q 4 51 P\u2014Kt 4 51 R\u2014K 80 52 R\u2014R 6 52 R\u2014B 4 588 R\u2014K 6 ch 53 K\u2014Q sq 54 R\u2014K 4 54 B\u2014B 2?55 K\u2014R 6 55 B\u2014Q 4 56 R\u2014Q 4 56 K\u2014B sq 57 K x P (k) 57 R\u2014R 4 58 R\u2014K B 4 (I) 58 R\u2014R sq 59 P\u2014+K R 59 B\u2014R \" 60 P\u2014R 6 60 B\u2014Q 4 61 P\u2014R 7 61 B\u2014R \" 62 R\u2014K 4 62 B\u2014B 3 (m) 63 R\u2014R 4 63 B\u2014R 7 64 Kt\u2014K 4 64 B\u2014Kt 6 6 P\u2014R 65 B\u2014B 7 (n) 66 R\u2014Kt 4 66 Resigns.(a) A deviation from the second game of the match wherein white castled ai this juncture.(b) The position 1s similar to that arls- ing in the Giuocco I\u2019lanc, except that white's king'\u2019s bishop is more favorabiy posted.(c) White emerged from the opening with an advantage which, though slight becom decisive in the bands of Mr Lasker.(d) To prevent Kt-K5.(e) This allows white to obtain © mand of an important strategical ; =! white gaining a more.But Qu.7 other moves will not do, the weakié?of the doubled pawns makes itself mel fest.(f) In order to enable him to cross over with his king, which he could net do 8: once, black would check, exchange rooks and then win the queens\u2019 pawn.(g) If K\u2014Q4 then 33.K\u2014K3 followed by R\u2014Q Bsq.(b) The beginning of a counter demoed stration, which, however, comes \u2018° naught.(i) It goes without saving that black dare not take the pawn, because of RK - Kb mate._ (1) Superior to the routine move Ro R (k) White has achieved his aim.(1) Threatening mate.The ensuing manoeuvres are Well worih studying (m) It may be observed that the tnsHop cannot leave the diagonal, as white would play R\u2014Kt4, threatening R\u2014K1$ «h 1 B\u2014Kt8; 63 R\u2014K7, BxP, 64 Kt-h\" wins._ (h) This loses speedily, but the dis2® 3 cannot be averted; for instance.©\u201d.R ; 2; 66.Kt\u2014B6, B\u2014K3; 67.R\u2014K4.UT fit.B anywhere else, 67.R\u2014K Kt4.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Subscribers to the Handel and Havin concert in the Windsor Hall.on Dec 17 can.now reserve seats at NordhemneT * and Shaw's music stores.The plan will be open to the oublic on Thursday next.THE LADIB are % thous deed 54 G Ww p © LL Lt 8 ss ue\u201c + we Te = -\u2014 Cs N > 3 = 151, 1 @rrspay, DECEMBER 1, 1896.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS re WORTHY OF HELP.rH INDUSTRIAL ROOMS BAZAAR Pe gs wg) AR \u2014 E DETERMINED TO MAKE IT A SUCCESS.1-3 \u2018mar ya have always with you,\u2019 L Ahh were u:tered nearly two \u2026 ars ago.That they were in- ~~ + ant fraught with truth, - » Rooms Bazaar, to be held - Mall next Thursday and 2nvlv prove.That it will be \u201cy, Le -a À to be assured, for _ -r-c+\u201c All the chapters were / 1, and among the clergy T1 + 7# the Rev.Messrs.J.F.Ren- Ja.ues, G.Abbott-Smith, H.\\r \u2018Wouldn't it be a good thing to land here and cook a good dinner,\u2014and if by that time the storm has abated we'll continue our journey to the mainland,\u2019 suggested Bertie, who was ever ready for a square meal, regardless of sitrround- ings.This suggestion.was agreed to, and after anchoring the yacht in a cosy little harbor, the party landed, put up their tent and kindled a roaring fire of brushwood.In a few minutes they were engaged in disposing of hot coffee, cold ham and a \u201cgenerous supply of Bridgêt\u2019s famous home-made breading and of the following day will be related in the succeeding chapter.(To be continued.) 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said Edward, \u2018there's nothing for us to do but to try and reach land somewhere, and then we will be able to discover our whereabouts, and act accordingly.\u2019 .After partaking of a cold breakfast, it being impossible to cook anything while the yacht was battling with such a heavy wind, the youthful voyagers settled themselves down to await developments.As the day wore on, the waves increased in size, while the wind almost blew a hurricane.The crew of the little vessel were ADVERTISEMENTS.In the.Rain Storm the man got very wet.Tha wetting gave him a cold.The oold, neglected, developed to & cough.The cough sent him to a bed of sickness.A dose of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, taken at the start, would have nipped the cold in the bud, and saved the sickness, suffering, and expense.The housqhold remedy for colds, coughs, and all lung troubles is Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral.5.Send for the \u201cCurebook.\u201d 100 pages free.J.C.Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.4 , NOTICE 1s heréby given that a dividend of five percent upon the paid-up capital stôck of this institution has been declared for the current half year, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in thig city.and at its Branches, on and \u2018after TUESDAY.the First Day of December \u2018next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 16th to the 30th of November next, both days inclusive.By order of the Bc ard,\u2019 E.8, CLOUSTON, Gezeral Manager.Montreal, Oct.16, 1896.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application will be made to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec at its next session for an act to incorporate the *\u2018Canadian 8cclety of Civil Engineers\u201d for the purpose of securing better protection of the public interests and for the general advancement of Mechanical Science, and more particularly for promoting the.gc- quisition of that species of knowledge which has speclal reference to the profession of a Civil Engineer, and to encourage investigation In connection with\u201d all branches of Knowledge connected with the profession and for other purposes.Montreal, November 17th, 1896.ROBERTSON, FLEET & FALCONEP.Attorneys for Applicants.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC) District of Montreal.J MUNICIPALITY Westmount.3 PUBLIC NOTICE, To the Inhabitants and Rate- ; payers of the Town of West- mount, and all whom it may concern.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with à resolution of the Municipal Council of the Town of Westmount, passed at a meeting of sald Council held on the second of November instapt (1896), \u2018that a by-law will be submitted to the said Municipal Council of the Town of West- mount at the session to be held on the seventh day of December next (1896), providing for the widening of Westérn avenue between Kensington and Metcalfe avenues to a width of sixty-six feet English measure, as sald avenue now exists, to the east and west of the portion above indicated, by acquiring such portion or portions of _any immovable property as may be necessary for said improvement; and providing for the payment of said improvement, and for other purposes.Westmount, 23rd November, 1896.WM.MINTO, Secretary-treasurer.24 The events of the afternoon and even- |\" 7 VOIP OPI IOV VFI PO vy VV vv vyv 5 PRANK OF MONTREAL, \u201c1.4 | ADVERTISEMENTS.VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE Why Don\u2019t You Change From the Use of 6 dinary Every Day T'ens, to Delicious r- @ CEYLON TEA IT MANIFESTS ITS WORTH IN A 'TEA POT\u2019 TEST.Sealed Lead Packets Only.Never in Bulk.By aller ora - ne EEE eng ee\" \u201c++ \u2014w+% A gentleman whom matters of business brought into frequent contact with a multi-millionnaire of our own time, says that he often heard him say that he intended to found some large and important institutions with his money, as he could not take it with him when he died.There ts no reason to doubt that the rich man was sincere in making this remark, yet in fact he did nothing of the kind.He cherished good intentions, but death came before they were executed.How often does a similar thing occur ?Dorcas was which she did.Not which she meditated, or planned, or thought of doing, but which she did.If this paragraph falls under the eye of any one who intends doing, perhaps has long fntended doing, something large or small for Christ's cause, let its caution be heeded.- \u2018Perform the doing\u2019 of your purpose.Wait hot for a day, for an hour.Do at once what you intend, and make its existehce certain, \u2018Carpe diem.\"Christian Intelligencer.\u2019 y > UNTIL TO-MORROW.If you have a task to do, That seems as if you'd ne'er get through, Believe me that the wisest way Is to begin the task to-day.If you have a word unsaid, Spoken would make one comforted, Go, find that one and say it straight; It is a word that cannot wait.If you can do a kindly deed, Can heal the sick, or hungry feed, Oh, do not leave the deed undons, Until you see to-morrow\u2019s sun.But angry word and selfish way And then another day again : Postpone what gives another pain.So keep the hasty speeches down, And make a smile chase back the frown, In silence let ill-temper lie, For an eternal by-and-by.\u2014\u2018Walif.\u2019 _ ADVERTISEMENTS, _ TWO EXHIBITS THIS WEEK ! 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FOR SALE.TO RENT AND EXCHANGE, MONTREAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY, Cor, Notre Dame and St.François Xavier sts.+ Telephonoi 1467.Send for catalogue.Developing \"and Printing for Amateurs.Lantern Slides, otc.ASSORTMENT of Fanoy Frames and Pic- 2 actrees, bd es ra ere a AG ie es La = I == ET J NC FS EE SEE = Lave wm aa Fe _ ml oT BC J Re a ona BEIT Retr a TA Ng Ea LA we FIN - == Le PEE Tr ts tan.thao i pe.AE > Lon x He 2 nues AC 755 ad Ar À xy - as Ps 5 iT ak.am drum Pt ESPN a I I En PIE AF TE pI TE EASE Lr RE VIR a E TRE a EE 10 THE QUEREC LEGISLATURE.AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT MADE YESTERDAY IN HONOR OF ST.ANDREW.3 \u2014 Quebec, Dec.1.\u2014There was a verv quiet sitting of the Assembly yesterday afternoon and an adjournment took place at 5.30 In\u201d honor of St.Andrew's Day.Among the new bills introduced was one by the Attorney-General to amend the law respecting constables\u2019 fees,and among those already before the House the bill to incorporate the St.Hyacinthe and Granby Rallway Company, to amend the charter of the town of Westmount, and toamend the law relating to the abandonment of property, passed their second readings.A long string of questions were put to Ministers by different members, but none of them were of any great public importance.Among others, Mr.Dechene was told by Mr.Atwater \u2018hat Mr.Taillon, ex-Premier, had receiv- \u2018ed no sum of money whatever from the government since May 1 last, but that the Hon.A.R.Angera had received $1,- 000 on account of expenses to argue the case for the government before the Privy Council re the Indian claims connected with the arbitration between the provinces of Ontario and Quebec.Mr.Gos- - gelln was informed that Dr.Dionne, librarian of the legislature, had received no money from the government over and above his salary and Messrs.Caron and Girard were told by Mr.Hackett that Mr.Moise Raymond, former private secretary to the ex-premier,Mr.Talllon,had been appointed librarian of the Department of Public Instruction with a salary of $1,- 000 a year and that young Mr.De la Bru- ere had been named an extra clerk in\u2018the same department at two dollars per day.In reply to Mr.Caron, Attorney-General Pelletier stated that a special statement would be submitted showing the sums paid to the Hon.T.C.Casgrain since May 1, 1896.A number of questions were also put to Ministers relative to convictions for unlicensed liquor selling, but they askedithat all of them should be allowed to stand, with a single exception relative to the conviction of one F.yBouffard, jr., of St.Jerome de Matane, in June last.Mr.Atwater stated that the sentence passed upon this offender was carried out on July 3.Returns relative to the arrangements made for the \u2018care of the patients of the Longue Pointe Insane Asylum, the remuneration of the collectors of direct taxes imposed in 1892, of the amounts due and paid by municipalities for maintenance of the insane, and of the papers relative to the Compton Model Farm were voted without discussion and the House then went into Committee of Supply.r.Gladu called the attention of the Hols to the fact that, in the case of many of the suplies, the government was asking for them for only eleven months, when the rule was to ask for them for the whole twelve.Why was this done?Evidently to mislead the public and to create in their minds the false impression that the expenses had been diminished.It was not in this way that they had acted in 1892.© To swell the figures and to deceive the electorate into the belief thai the Mercier administration had increased the expenses to an extravagant figure, they had put down many of the iteins, not at eleven or twelve months, but at fifteen months.In this way, they had made Mr.Mercier\u2019s expenses appear to be from $175,000 to $200,000 larger than they really were.Mr.Gladu demanded that the Ministers should furnish complete atements and, as they had promised, pce the whole financial situation clearly before the country before the elections.The Ministerial defence was a very lame one.They claimed that they were following a practiee very much honored in the past; but on the other hand, the Opposition contended that just before the elections, it was the government's duty to show a full balance sheet.Before rising, the Committee passed all the remaining supplementary estimates.The bills to amend the law respecting the sittings of the court of the Montreal district and respecting the sittings of the Superior Court then passed their third readings and the House adjourned.At the instigation of Mr.Hackett \u2018the government has decided to grant an indemnity cf $1,200 a year to Madame Rioux, wife of Judge Rioux, of Sherbrooke, in view of his enfeebled condition and his long and valuable services in the cause of the administration of justice.Attorney-Genera! Pelletier has given notice of resolutions to that effect.This action on the government's part ts generally approved.It is now stated that the treasurer will not deliver his budget speech before next weei.\u2014\u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ITALIAN PRINCE AT HALIFAX.Halifax, N.S., Nov.30.\u2014Prince Louis of Savoy, who arrived here yesterday on the Italian cruiser \u2018Cristoforo Colombo, will be entertained at dinner to-morrow by General Montgomery Moore.His visit to Halifax has been very quiet so far.The Italians in Halifax are not numerous enough to pay him any special gttan tian, \\ pee SPP IN LR PANE SE Cent ven - INTE 14 ?PAs.a pes PE SET SE TORONTO TOPICS.TEB MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION AND THE BOHOOL BSETTLEMENT\u2014LIQUOR DEALERS ACTIVE.Toronto, Ded.1.\u2014A special convocation was held at Trinity University yesterday morning, at which the degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred on the Rev.J.G.Lewis, rector of the Church of the Incarnation, New York.Dr.Lewis is an old Torontonian, having been at one time curate of St.Alban\u2019s Cathedral.At the Ministerial Association meeting yesterday morning, the Rev.C.A.Eaton, of the Bloor Street Baptist Church, read a paper on the Pope in politics, in the course of which he toqle occasion to refer to the school settlement, and to pay a high tribute to the Hon.Mr.Laurier.He condemned the interference in politics by the Ronfan Cathoiic Church, saying the Pope was in politics only for what he could get out of it.It is rumored the Jesuit Order is anxious to eecure control of one of the Roman Catholic churches here.At present the Jesuits have no establishment in Toronto, the only prominent member of the order in the city being the Rev.Father Ryan of St.Michael's Cathedral.At present only two orders are established bere, the Basilians, a French corporation, which has charge of St.Basil's, on St Joseph street; and the Redemptorists, who are installed at St.Patrick\u2019s Church.If possible, the Jesuits will secure one of the west end churches, or may even erect one of their own.The brewers and distillers of the province are now in the fight, and are making arrangements for a general meeting to be held in Toronto for the purpose of discussing the Liquor License act, and appointing a deputation to wait upon the Hen.A.S.Hardy, Premier, and the members of his government, and submit certain proposed amendments along the line of those recently drawn up by the Licensed Victuallers\u2019.A meeting of the Brewers\u2019 Association has been called to complete preliminaries, and the distillers, through their secretary, Mr.George Blackstock, will be invited to take part in the tampalgn that will follow.' \u2014_\u2014 THE BEHRING SEA COMMISSION.Victoria, B.C., Nov.30.\u2014When the Claims Commission met this morning, the Hon.Don Dickinson stated that they had already filled answers in the first case, and others would be put in as soon as they were got ready for the printers.Mr.Dickinson went on to state that he had filed a motion to dismiss clalm No.26, being for $62,827.12 for costs in the \u2018Sayward \u2019 case.The ground of the motion was that the costs were Incurred by the Canadian Government and not by individuals, and, therefore, the claim did not come before the Commissioners within the terms of the Convention.In case his friends opposite intended to press the claim, he would ask an adjournment pecding the answer from his government.Mr.Peters expressed surprise that the motion should be made, and said he certainly intended to press the claim.The sum named was actually paid by the Canadian Government, which, so far as the tribunal was concernzd, was by the British Government.Mr.Dickinson stated that such a claim as this had n\u201d more right to be put in than -would a claim for the costs of either government before the Parts tribunal.The costs incurred by an individual might be put in, but not the cost incurred by efther governments.They were excluded by the terms of the Convention.Mr.Peters was satisfied to let the matter stand over, and further proposed that judgment be delayed in the \u2018 Black Diamond '.and \u2018 James Gaudin \u2019 motions until he had heard from Sir Julian Paunce- fote, to whom he had wired.Mr.Justice King then announced that nothing further would be done re the \"Sayward \u2019 case, until the counsel again mentioned it.It was then arranged to take up the \u2018 Carolina \u2019' case at 10.30 a.mon Wednesdays tf STAMP THIEVES AT HAMILTON.Hamilton, Ont., Nov.30.\u2014The residence\u2019of C.H.Needham, in this city, was broken into by thieves a few days ago, during the absence of the family, and old and unusued stamps to the value of two thousand dollars were stolen.Mr.Needham is a well-known stamp collector, and two of his stamps which were put up at auction in New York recently brought fiftaen hundred dollars each.The stamps were five thousand one-cent pink colored, five thousand ten-cent stamps of violet blue, six thousand five-cent stamps with beaver on the face, all issued in 1859; two thousand Columbian stamps of three, four, five, six, -eight, ten-cent denominations, and twenty-five thousand stamps in patent stock books.The thieves were evidently experts in the stamp business and the most valu- 1 able stamps were taken and others of less value were left behind.etfs PACIFIC CABLE CONFERENCE.TAKING OF TECHNICAL EVIDENCE CONCLUDED.London, Nov.30.\u2014The Paciflc Cable Conference is meeting daily at tlie Colonial Office in secret session.The taking of technical evidence has been finished.This included the evidence of London cable manufacturers.pe Ty, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 tr a =.es \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eh Beg) } 2) ww) y, WJ) SANTA CLAUS LOOKING UP HIS OUTFIT.TOWED INTO HALIFAX HARBOR.THE STEAMER \u2018'COTEHILE\u2019 PICKED UP IN A DISABLED CONDITION, Halifax, N.S., Nov.30.\u2014The steamer \u2018Cotehile,\u201d from New York, bound to Hull, which has been at sea since Nov.6, was towed in here late this evening with her propellor gone, by the steamer \u2018Holbe!n,\u201d which salled from New Orleans on Nov.10 for Liverpool.The \u2018Cotehile\u2019 is a steel vessel of 1,751 toms net and 2,681 gross tonnage, commanded by Captain Uren and owned by the \u2018Co- tehile\u2019 Steamship Company of Plymouth, The \u2018Cotehile\u2019 became disabled on Nov.16 in mid-ocean, her tail-end shaft breaking and the propeller going to the bottom.Much difficulty was experienced by the \u2018Holbein\u2019 in getting her prize to port, EEE The crew of the \u2018Cojehlle\u2019 were greatly worn by constant work during the five days the steamer was tossed helpless by the sea.A gale raging at the time the accident happened lasted for two days afterwards, and those on board had great trouble to keep the ship's head to tha wind and sea.London, Nov.80.\u2014The British steamer \u2018Manitou,\u2019 which sailed from Cardiff on Nov.26 for Halifax, has put into Bantry Bay in distress.On Nov 27 an explosion of gas occurred in the hold of the steamer, which blew up the main deck and tore one of her masts out.The first officer was killed.-\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AN EXCHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS.London, Nov.30.\u2014The anniversary dinner of the Royal Society was given tonight.Among the guests was the Hon.Thomas F.Bayard, the American Ambassador, who proposed a toast to Sir, Joseph Lister, the president of the society.In speaking to his toast Mr.Bayard paid 4 handsome tribute to the work that had been achieved by the society.Sir Joseph, replying to the toast, eulogized Mr.Bayard who, he said, had endeared himself to every one by his genuine love for the Old Country.Mr.Bayard, he added, must have a feeling of the greatest satisfaction, as he (Mr.Bayard) had privately remarked to him during the evening that the hope of his life had been almost fulfilled, and when he left he would be able to feel that the clouds that had once seriously threatened the amicable relations of the United States and Great Britain had entirely cleared away during his term of office.This Sir Joseph.ascribed as largely dua to Mr.Bayard's beneficent efforts.: | -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LIBERIANS PAY INDEMNITY FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF THE PROPERTY oF BRITISH SUBJECTS.oo Liverpool, Nov.30.\u2014The steamer \u2018Ba- tanaga,\u2019 which has arrived at Liverpool from the west coast of.Afriea, reports that the British warship \u2018Alecto,\u2019 which was sent to Liberia in consequence of British subjects at Grand Bassa being molested and their property destroyed by Liberians, succeeded in settling the difficulty satisfactorily.After a full enquiry into all the facts of the case, Colonel Cardew, Governor of Sierra Leone, who accompanied the \u2018Alecto,\u201d demanded that a thousand dollars be paid by the Liberian Government as compensation for the losses sustained by the British.The Liberians hesitated in granting the demand, whereupon the commander of the \u2018Alecto\u2019 notified them.that unless they complied by noon the next day he would seize the custom house.The indemnity was then pald.way track.| the braïn to protrude.OBITUARY.St.Thomas, Ont., Nov.80.\u2014The Rev.A.H.Munro, pastor of the Emmanuel Baptist Church, suddenly expired at his residence this afternoon at\u2019 half-past one.Doceased was taken ill two weeks ago with bilious fever and Indigestion, but had so far recovered that he was able to sit up, and it was thought that he would be around again in a few days.He was sitting in bed this afternoon reading a newspaper, when he was taken with a sudden -attack of heart failure.Dr.Duncombe was immediately summoned, but Mr.Munfo was beyond human aid and passed almost immediately away.The Rev.Mr.Munro was born in England seventy years ago.He came to this city about seven years ago, being pastor of the Centre Street Baptist Church for three years, and for the past four bad filled the pulpit of the Emmanuel Baptist Church,\u201d John .street.Previous to coming to St.Thômas Le was pastor of churches in Toronto, Co- bourg and Peterboro.Deceased was an extensive reader, an able writer and an eloquent preacher.Besides a widow, deceased leaves fonr children, Mrs.Robert Ivans, Pittsburg, Pa.; Mrs.Dr.Mu- lock, Binbrook, Ont.; Miss Blanche Min- ro, who is attending college, and Arthur a traveller, of London.* London, Ont., Nov.30.\u2014Mr.Patrick Kelley county jailer for Middlesex, died this morning, aged sixty-seven years, He was a\u2019 native of Dublin, Ireland, and came to Canada in 1855.Berlin, Nov.80.\u2014Princess Elizabeth, widow of Prince Leopold of Lippe, is déad at Detmold.She was sixty-three years of age.; Boston, Mass., Nov.30.\u2014The Rev.Oliver Crane, D.D., LL.D., died of paralysis last night.Dr.Crane was a well-known Oriental and classical scholar.He was a graduate of Yale of the class of \u201945 and passed nine years in the Orient in the work of the American Board of Foreign Missions.Kingston, Ont., Dec.1.\u2014On Sunday Mr.John McKenzie, a resident of Pittsburg Township, bed-ridden for six years, passed away.He was sixty-five years of age, a man of means.He Is survived by a wife and five children.FOUND.DEAD BY THE TRACK.Huntingdon, Que., Nov.30.\u2014People going to church yesterday morning discovered the body of a man at the side of the St.Lawrence & Adirpndack Rail- The head was badly smashed, one wound in the forehead allowing brought to the station and an\u2019 inquest will be held by Dr.Clouston, the coroner.The body is said to be that of a man by the name of Boucher, of Malone, N.Y., ard his friends are expected tomorrow to identify the body.It is supposed he fell from a freight train which passed during the night.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 A CUT IN WAGES.a Lynn, Mass.Dec.1\u2014Lynn shoe manufacturers have begun to reduce the wages of théir employees and during the past few day scut-downs have been put in force in seme shops that amount, to thirty percent to some of the employees.The reasons given for these cut-downs by the manufacturers are that they have to reduce expenses to meet competition in the trade.The officers of the/labor unions state that they are powerless to prevent reductions in \u2018wages at present on account of dulness in.trade.: \u2019 The body was MR.HARTY'S HEALTH.Toronto Nov.30.\u2014The extended vacation this summer of the Hon.William Harty, Commissioner of Public Works, has not resulted in the recovery of his health, as his friends hoped.Mr.Harty is no better, and probably not so well \u2018as he was when he left on his holiday trip early in the summer, and if a change for the better is not soon recorded, he will resign.On Saturday Mr.Harty, accompanied by his brother- in-law, Mr.Birmingham, of Pittsburg, left to consult specialists in New York.It depends on the result of this visit whether or not Mr.Harty will continue as Commissioner of Public Works.\u2014_\u2014e\u2014\u2014 AN INTERESTING CONFERENCE.New York, Nov.30.\u2014A conferénce between special customs inspectors and Treasury officials from \u2018 Washington, which was ordered by the secretary, Mr.John G.Carlisle, about ten days ago, Is in session in the custom house to-day.It was called for the purpose of discussing the customs regulations now existing on the Canadian frontier and the formulating of amendments looking to the betterment of the service there, and the Chinese, as they effect the customs regulations, will not be an incident of the conference.Mr.J.N.Comstock, chief of customs at Washington, is the chairman of the meeting.ee.LIFE SAVING RETURNS.Washington, Dec.1.\u2014The report of the general superinténdent of the life saving service exhibits the most satisfactory results yet accomplished.The average annual loss of life from 1877.when the service was generally extended to the sea and lake coasts, to June' $0, 1896, has been one out of a hundred and twelve persons on board vessels involved in disaster and \u2018he loss of property twenty-one percent of the value imperilled.The cost of the service for the year was $1,401,805.Attention is again invited to the inadequacy of the compensation\u201c of -the superintendents of lifesaving districts who are charged with onerous duties and required to furnish heavy bonds.An aanual compensation of $2,000 is recommended.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MISSING MEN HEARD FROM.: Toronto, Dec.1.\u2014-Mr.Wallbridge has received information that two weeks ago Mr.Shilton and Mr.Johnston, for whose safety fears have been entertained, were alive and had game to live upon.The information came from a party who have just returned from Uabano Mission, in the Algoma districts, and say the Indians saw Mr.Shilton and his companion recently.\u2014p\u2014 TO VISIT THE HOLY LAND.Kingston, Ont., Dec.1.\u2014His Grace Archbishop Lewis, Metropolitan of Canada, and Mrs.Lewis, sail on Thursday to spend the winter in the Holy Land.They will be absent for six months.Mrs, Lewis left to-day for Montreal, where she.will remain scveral days.rer DEFYING THE CIGARETTE LAW.Des Moines, Ia., Dec.1i.\u2014The Tobacco Trust have discovered that the Iowa prohibitory cigarette law cannot be enforced because it interferes with inter-state commerce, and.yesterday large shipments of cigarettes were received from New York and sold in the original five- \u2018cent packages, ana no attempt was made to prevent it.SE ; RUS cea Be eg Cede oR ie EE an NT THE LORD'S DAY ALICE.THE MEETING IN THE 4p.PRESBYTERIAN CHUR : 9» , NIGHT.\u2018 _ (To the Editor of the Wine on Sir,\u2014It is desirable that va eo.the Lord's Day should atte 2 \u2018 ot, meeting in force.Tha lec: on 0 the American Presbyteris be easily reached ; the object .2, ?tal importance, and the pme Z among the ablest in the CIN.as s, 5 vertisement on another page ww LT The workingman has a profour 3 a.IMR.in the proper observance of the