The daily witness, 17 juillet 1906, mardi 17 juillet 1906

[" Je We resi- the and ros., nce, ock, V18 8 | at one- ven- cre: ~ he dian the rras- erial .He has Enz- here ral ing ada, 1ent- the arms asses oney ireu- chil Thia | Ca been the year, riots ppeal ment- alian ence, ints may 3 no peu- encr.|] re pro home men.cated ynfer- rate ly or \"tha g at ada.fire, Lor- erous ihood vf ho: -ough- both phere P The keard ck of 1 and g.at treets, edpatd ougall.be ad- to the tog of DAILY WITNESS Fine and Cooler vou XLVIL, No, 166 AT BISLEY CAMP Canadian Scores in Secretary-of- State-for-War Competition (See also Page 12.) Cana:an Associated Press.) p giVeD by the Secretary of State i one hundred pounds 1s add- National Rifle Association.- où shots is ten each.In wm the Canadians scored as .i+ uv Allen.London, 45; Pri- .iv on.Wonnipez, 43: Major ; vec 41, Private Drysdale, , + Major Dillon, Oshawa, 46: Forrest, Vancouver, 38, Sergt._ +, Humnilton, 40; Sergt.Hayhurst, : 41, Sergt.Kerr, Toronto, 46; f.eazk, Toronto.40, Piper .Toronto.40; sergt Mortimer, Ot- à 4, Nergt.Nicholx, Toronto, 39; \u2018is, « Pinard, Ottawa, 44, Lieut.Sem- lruro, 42.Private Smith, Ottawa.pi sergt, Whiteley.Torontu, 3, Cap- \u201cun Mitchell.Toronto, 46.In the Singer unsquadded competition, the first prize for which is a Singer bicycle, =ergi.Mortimer.of Ottawa, In twentieth place, won 20x; Sergt.Nichols, Toronto, thirtieth, 20s.and Lieut.Semple, Truro, thirty-first, 20s.\\ LiL QUEEN MAUD\u2019S DANGER ALMOST PRECIPITATED FROM CARIOLE INTO FOAMING _ TORRENT.Christiania, July 16.\u2014While King Haa- kon, Queen Mand and Crown Prince Olar were making a tour along the -oast they had a narrow escape from an accident, which might have resulted in death.The Queen was driving in a ~mvil native cariole, when the hurse bo- came frightened by an avalanche end tvked nff the road towards à precipitous iwnk above a foaming glacier torrent, to = vel at Vancouver that the to.aval Pass > (le route tavoreil by eran Trunk Pacitie for the line othe Rocky Mountins, and that done \u2018v à poin! siX miles but oi the, FAVOR YELLOWHEAD PASS, MONTREAL, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1906.Price Ong Cent VITAL STATISTICS Large Number of Children Died Last Week BIRTHS FOR HALF YEAR SLIGHTLY UNDER DEATII RATE.Last week two hundred deaths were recorded at the City Hall, of which number 88 were intants, mostly under one year old._ The following table shows the deaths in Montreal from the beginning cf the year and the ages of the deceused :\u2014 Under six months.\u2026.787 From six to twelve months.#31 From 1 to 2 years.Coa 280 From 2 to 5 years.226 From 5 to 10 years .9 From 10 to 15 years.5H From 15 to 20 years.104 From 20 to 30 years.253 From 30 to 40 years., .220 From 40 to 50 years.207 From 50 to 60 years.244 From 60 to 70 years.290 From 70 to 80 years.244 From 80 to 90 years.112 From 90 to 100 years.27 100 years and over.Cee es 3 Total.2e vv vu +6 .3.561 The number of births registered since Jan.1 last.is 3,408 among the tollow- ing races :\u2014[rencn, 2,119; lnglish, 465; Irish, 326; Scotch, 149; and other nationalities, 339; making a otal of 3.408, as compared with 3,561 deaths.The officials have not been able to get complete returns from all physi clans, as the by-law compelling them to report births has been in force but a xhort time.A certain number of births fre consequently not included In the ist.BECOMES AN EDITOR MR.LANCTOT APPOINTED TO THE \u2018LABOR GAZETIE STAFF Mr.Philéas Lanctot has been appointed to the editorial staff of the \u2018Labor Gazette.\u2019 Mr.Lanctot was educated at the Col lege of Ste.Thérese and studied law in the office of his brother.Medéric, who was at that time 1n partnership with Sir Wilfrid Laurier.He was called to the bar in 1870 and from that date, while taking an active part In political contests in Ontario and Quebec, devoted himself to the practice of Ms profession making a specialty of social and labor questions.He appeared in the celebrated case of the Stone \u2018\u2019utters\u2019 Union, which he carried at ron- siderable personal sacrifice to the Privy Council.It is felt that the Hon.Mr.Lemieux, in thus rewarding the services of an old friend.has secured a valuable servant to the government.DROWNING FATALITIES.Ottawa, July 16\u2014Another drowning fatality occurred this afternoon in the Rideau river, near the Grand Trunk bridge.when Gordon Byrnes, the ten- vear-old son of Mr.John Byrnes, of the Trade and Commerce Department.lost his life.Though the accident happened at 3.30 this afternoon, the body has not vet been recovered.The young bov equipped himself with a couple of bladders and struck out to: The lad who owned the bladders | swim.started out after him, and, to see if he could swim, it 1s said, took the bladders from him.Young Byrnes sank at once.Welland.Ont.July 16.\u2014Dennis Clan- cey.an aged citizen of Welland, while bathing on Saturday afternoon, was drowned in the Welland feeder.His body was recovered in a short time, but life was extinet.Mr.Clancey leaves a widow and two daughters.New York.July 17.\u2014A special to the \u2018 Herald.from Port Jervis.says :\u2014The Misses May and Julia Downey.sisters, of No.226 West 134th street.New York city, were drowned in Lake Hunting- don vesterday They were stopping at the Mansing House, In company with two young men the party went rowing on the lake when the hoat capsized.throwing them out.One voung man righted the boat and succeéded in getting May Downey back into it.; ; In trying to rescue her sister, Julia, the boat was again upset and the voung women perished in each others\u2019 arms, The voung men dived for the bodies and after several attempts they were recovered.\u2014__œ CANADIAN CABLES (Canadian A-sociated Press.) London, July 17.\u2014The Hon.Edward Blake and Mr.C.R.Devlin, MF, sail for Canada on the Allan Liner Virginian,\u201d on Thursday.The Postmaster-General has been ofti- \"cially informed of the cancellation ot Moville as a port of call for Canadian mails after Aug.3.London, Jule 17 \u2014Argument is pro- \u2018ceeding to-day before the Privy Council ane will prebably rollew the Fra- KT \"Ver to the Vivinity of Fort George Por route, which affords easy grades.fa.- In à great bend round the north- \u201c7 edge oi the Cariboo distriet An- Fier party has just started out, with © provisions to last all winter.1 ain wnether a route ls practi- \u201clv through the Cariboo district, an- ~=v1 of by the great north bend 1.men think tpat such a route may be found through the Goat River Pass, Loin the case of the Christian Brothers vs the Minister of Education of Ontario.as to the right of the Christian Brothers to teach in the separate schools at Otawa.DOLLARS FOR QUEBEU One of the (Quebec papers has computed that the fact of the C.P.R.s new liner.the \u2018Empress of Ireland.stopping at that port on her maiden trip to this country.enriched the city to the extent of over twenty thousand dollars, of which sum over five thous and dollars was paid in wages to &bip laborers alome, | - - _ | foy, that amount, .THE STRUGGLE IN CENTRAL AMERICA General Regalado Said to Have Been Assassinated by His Escort THE HARDEST FIGHTING IN THE HISTORY OF THESE STATES.(See Also Page 12.) Mexico City, July 17.\u2014News was received yesterday that a rumor was current in Salvador that General Regalado was assassinated by two men who formed part of his escort, and that these men were Gutemalans empioyed for the purpose.Colonel Pinedo\u2019s forces, which entered Guatemala via British Honduras, are now said to be in the mountains south of the Mexican state ot Labascu.The following despatch was received yesterday from San Salvador : \u2018 Never before in the history of Central America has there been such hard hghting.Salvador, as a government, was not prepared and Guatzmala had about three men to one.Notwithstanding the great odds, Salvador won every battle.The loss on both sides Was great, Salvador losing about 700 killed, &nd 1,100 woun-led, and Guatem.ula about 2,800 killed and 3,900 wounded.General Regalado when killed, was over a mile in advance.He had fifty picked officers and men with him, Hvery- one was killed and after the rear troops came up and drove (Guatemala troops forward, they found over six hundred dead Guatemalan soldiers, including several officers.In chat battle, Salvador captured the ememy\u2019s artillery.Then Guatemala asked for peace.Sal vador refused, but twelve hours later a telegram from President Roosevelt changed conditions.\u2019 When this despatch was filed, the two armies were facing each other and resting on their arms awaiting the result of President Roosevelt\u2019s telegram.Paris, July 17-The consul of Salva.i dor has communicated a note to the {press confirming the announcement of the death of General Regalado.leader of the revolutionary forces which invaded Guatemala from Salvador, and adding that peace is on the point of being arranged through the intervention of Presidents Roosevelt and Diaz.30CI LISTS MEET CONGRESS OF INTERPARLIAMEN- TARY COMMITTEES OPENS UNDER PRESIDENCY OF JAMES KIER-HARDIE London.July 17.\u2014The General Congress of Socialist Interparliamentary Committees opened here to-day, under the presidency of Mr.James Keir- Hardie, the Socialist member of parliament and chairman of the Independent Labor Party.The first action of the Congress was to expel the newspapermen present.the foreign delegates fear- Ing that detailed reports of the proceedings would bring them unpleasantly to the notice of their governments.The attendance was not large.The European continent was represented by about twenty-five delegates.including a member of the Russian parliament.Several women delegates were in attendance, A resolution was adopted changing the title of the organization to \u2018Socialist and Labor Interparliamentary Committee.\u2019 To-morrow questions in relation to the condition of Russia will be the principle topic.NEW TBTHODIST CHURCH CONTRACT FOR NEW ANNEX EDI- FICK AWARDED LAST NIGHT.The contract for the construction ot the new Fairmount Avenue Methodist Chureh in Montreal Annex has been awarded to the Hussey Construction Company, of Montreal.The contract price 1s about nineteen thousand dollars exclusive of the excavating and heating.It is hoped that work will be far enough advanced by the muddle of September for the corner stone laying to take place at the time the General Conference will be in session here, and, if possible, the building will be completed early in the new year Muen thought has been given to the details and the building commui**2> helieva that the new church will be one of the most attractive and have the most modern real.I Messrs.architects, i WESTMOUNT SUED | ACTION FOR DAMAGES FOR LEAKAGE OF WATER PIPE.Saxe and Archibald are the A suit for damages caused to property by the leakage of a water pipe has been .en\u2018ered against Westmount by Mess.Mullin & Mathieu, advo- cuites, at the instane: of Mr.Wm.C Palmer.It is alleged in the declaration that à water pipe on the hijlside, between Holton and Pleasant avenues, is in a leaking condition, owing to defec:ive joints, and that the water escaping from this pipe has undermined and weakened the foundation of the house No.1 Holton avenue.causing part of the wall to fall in.Mr.Palmer estimates the damages to his property, in- Cvlud ng the cost of rebuilding the wall.pat $7106, and has entered the action A CHEQUE SWINDLER WARNING SENT OUT BY AMERICAN BANKERS\u2019 ASSOCIATION.Chicago, July 17.\u2014Chicago department stores and merchants throughout the country yesterday were warned to be on the lookout for the operations of a clever bogue cheque worker, whose identity is unknown.The warning came from the American Bankers\u2019 Association.His method of operation, according to a detective agency, is to present cheques for from $20 to $30 in the office of the store.representing that he has not sufficient money to pay for his purchases.The swindler gets his cheques at various banks, where he manages to secure blocks of ordinary counter-cheques.During January he operated in St.Louis.Milwaukee and Louisville under the ame of À.C.Acton, his cheques pur- orting to have been signed by S.R.wanson & Bro.\u2026.Galesburg, II.for \u2018hom he claimed to be travelling agent.uring March and April he operated rom Dallas, Texas, northward through olorado, Montana and Washington, re- eiving cash on worthless cheques drawn the order of H.M.Moore, purporting Yo have been signed by J.R.Mercer.nd drawn on the Pennsylvania National Bank, of Reading.On this trip he passed cheques in Tacoma and Seattle, and also operated in Oregon.At Denver he represented himself as a clergyman.£ He next appeared in Grand Rapids.Fhere he operated under the name of V.M.Warde.These cheques purport to have been signed by Hirth.Krause & Co.of Grand Rapids.The swindler is described as 35 to 40 vears of age, five feet eight or nine inches in height, 140 pounds in weight, slim build, medium dark hair mixed with gray.close-cropped moustache ,or clean shaven.FATAL HOTEL FIRE ONE PERSON BURNED TO DEATH, AND ANOTHER FATALLY 1N- JURED AT PITIS- i BURG, P.A.a Pittsburg, July 17.\u2014In a fire at the otel Park, second avenue and Grand reet,early to-day, one person was burn- to death, another was fatally 1rjur- 4 ana several more were overcome by oke, but rescued from asphyxiation.James Conway, a city employee, who lived at the hotel, was burned to death, Neal Conners, the bar-tender, was tatal- ky injured by jumping from a second story window.John Lawlor, a police man, was slightly injured in jumping, and seven members of the family of a police sergeant who resides at the hotel were overcome in their apartments, but were carried out by firemen.DISASTER IN ITALY THIRTY-FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND OVER SIXTY INJURED.Rome, July 18.\u2014An electric train on its way from Frascati to Rome to-day, overturned in descending a hill and col lided with another car.Thirty-five persons were killed.Over sixty persons were injured.WIFE MURDERER HANGS HIMSELF BODY OF SPINDLEMAN FOUND IN CELL SUSPENDED BY HIS SHOE LACES.(See also Page 12.) Windsor, Ont., July 17.\u2014Eluding the vigilance of a special watch placed on him, Christopher Spindleman, who murdered his wife by shooting on Saturday night, cheated the gallows by hanging himself at Sandwich jail early this morning.His dead body was found a few minutes before six o'clock by ller, the turnkey, who was on his morning rounds.The murderer had successfully wound a pair of shoe laces around his neck, tied one end to a chain which is attached to his cot, and slowly strangled himself.The man had carefully laid his plans for taking his life in order to avoid the gallows.There is no doubt he intended sell-destruction after he was first arrested, having been thwarted by his son in his attempt to shoot himself.Aîter being committed to Sandwich jail, the prisoner was under a special watch.The jailer, Sparks, detailed two men to keep an eye on the cell, and had an electric ; ! light burning in the corridor all night.conveniences of any church in Mont- : 5 8 5 Spindleman waited until the vigilance was relaxed, having hid his shoe strings after taking off his shoes.With a dex- teritv born of despair, he made a noose to slip over his neck, and attached the other end of the string to the cot.Drawing the noose taut.he turned over on his face, and death must have resulted in a few minutes from strangulation.Spindleman was 56 years old.As a result of the double crime, seven children, the eldest 18 years of age, are left orphans.THE MARCUM MURDER VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY\u2019 RETURNED AGAINST ACCUSED MEN.Beattyviile, Ks.\u2026.July 17.\u2014The jury in the Haigis-Callahan tiial returned a verdict of \u2018mot guilty\u2019 after being out seventy-two minutes.The case was one of the most stubbornly contested in a Kentucky court for vcars.The men were charged with the murder of J.B.cum._.: ho.| ENGLISH CHURCH IN THE \u2014_\u2014 WEST THE REV.GEORGE LLOYD TELLS: OF WORK DUNE AND TO BE ACCOMPLISHED.Winn peg.Juy 17.\u2014Fhe Rev.George Lioyu, Aichuëa.on or tne Diocese ot DaskKalChewan, Was 1n the city yesterday, ar.anging Will the railway auchori- Lies lor sites for churches and sections a:ong the lines, Seventeen new men have gone to work in the diocese dur- Ing the present year, and twenty or thirty more will be required during the rest of the year, if the work ot the church is to be covered aid new settlers provided with religious ordinances, ~ \u201cI'he mater.al condition of our people 1s entirely sati-factory.Many of them have at the present time from 80 to 100 acres in wheat, and when I saw 1t last it wa~ looking magnificent.We have the finest soil in the world.and farming in this district is no longer an experiment.We do not expect to have a city like Winnipeg in a few years.but we do an'icipate a development of the rural districts which ;n rapidity of Improvement will far surpass that seen m the province of Manitoba.and we believe that in five yeurs much of the work will be done which ocsuprel a quarter of a century in Manitoba.\u2018We have put ~even'een new men at work in the diocese since Jan.1 last, and we need many more at the present time.Our clergy are drawn from St, John\u2019s College.Wicliffe in Toronto.the Montreal Theo! gical College.and from England.The colleges are not turning out sufficient men to supply our new missions, Of these missions there is no end.Little villages are already springing up all along the new railwavs on land much of which was entirelv untourhed a year ago.The prospects for the Engl'sh settlers in the district are entirelv satisfactom Thev are increasing in numbers with a ranid- ity of which very few even of western people are awire and wre are endeavor ing to provide churches to the wutinost of onr ahility.\u2019 \u2018We have in the diocese of Saskatchewan an area of 250.000 square miles.sait Mr.Lloyd, \u2018Thre: years ago he diocese was wholly an Indian one.the largest in the Dominion.and one of the largest in the world.As an illustra.ton of the wonderful progress made since 1903.I may sav that one-half the work of this great area is now white work.North of the Saska'chewan the work is among the Indians.but south of the river it is now all white.The town of Lloydminster, founded in 1903.has grown compact.It is a flourishing town of 700 population, and is of good appearance.As an illustration of the growth of the coleny, T may say there, a couple of years ago.if vou went out twenty miles from Lioydmin- ster you would come to virgin prairie.where there was no habitation.Now you can go out a hundred miles and there are still the shacks of settlers.Ther are not numerous.but every mile or two you will come to a new location, and a braking.1e immense amount of advertisi of all kinds that the colony cot id England has resulted in L'ovdminster becoming the jumping-nff place for a verv large number of Bri\u2018ish penple.\u2018If we are to minister in our diocese to the people whom we ought.ns a chnech minister the elerev ought within a few vears to he as numerons as the clergy of the diocese of Rupert Land.\u2019 * GOSPEL OF UNIONISM\u2019 A STRANGE LABOR MEETING ON A CHICAGO STREET CORNER.Chicago, July 17\u2014Drums and flags drew a crowd of spectators last night to the strangest labor union meeting ever held in Chicago.Under an are light at the corner of 39th street and Cottage Grove avenue, union leaders alternately preached the gospel of unionism, sang \u2018Industrial\u2019 songs in rag time.and collected contributions for the support of strikers, while a hundred or more onlookers marvelled at the new methods of the Chicago Federation of Labor It was the first \u2018gospel\u2019 meeting ar ranged by the labor forces of the city Those in charge of the meeting after wards pronounced 1t a great success.FINE AND COOLER \u2014 It fs the hour when from the boughs The nightingale's high note is heard; It is the hour when lovers\u2019 vows Seem sweet in every whispered word; And gentle winds, and waters near, Make music to the lonely ear, Each flower the dews have lightly wet, And in the sky the stars are met, And on the wave is deeper blue, And on the leaf a browner hue, : And in the heaven that clear obscure, | | | i | i { | So softly dark, and darkly pure, Which follows the decline of day.As twilight melts beneath the moon away.\u2014Byron.Victoria.74.52: Calgary, 76, 6%: Edmonton, 78, 58° Qu'Appelle,.76, 59; Winnipeg, 70, 50: Port Arthur, 68, 46: Parry Sound, 76, 60; Toronto, 89, 62: Ottawa, R6, 70; Montreal, 86, 76; Quebec, 84, 66; St.John, 68, 58% Halifax.76, 60.Moderate south-west to north-west winds, a few local showers or thunderstorms to-day.hut mostly fair.day, fine and not quite so warm.Since yesterday morning showers or thunderstorms have occurred in nearly all portions of Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, to the Pacific Coast the weather has been very fine.Wednes- 1640-2 Notre Dame street, Montreal.July 17, 1906.\u2014Readings by Hearn & Har- teat\u2019 Tandoed Barminetrr al noon Yesterday, 20.85; 11 a.m.to-day.29.85.Peripe ratuire\u2014 MX Nu To-day .«+ «+ .& 75 Yesterday .+ >.55 6 1000, NEWS IN BRIEF.The Czar last might approved the nll appropriating \u201c500.00 jor lamune re Het, thus supporting the contention of both houses of parliament against lis own ministers.Major Dreyfus has been appointed to the Twelfth Regiment vi Arsilery al Vincennes.a reg.ment always promi nent at slate functions, and toi Pr quart to the staff of the mulitary gover nor of Paris.There is a growing demand 1or horse flesh in the markets of Germany, and dog flesh being considered more savory than horse flesh, dog rausaze commande à higher price ~ull.The Coroner's Fury has tound that tue Salisbury disaster was Caused by run ning al high speed contrary to orders The guard tesiihed that the engineer had not beeded his signal to reduce speed, and that he had just applied both hand and vacuum brakes when the crash came.The Minister of Defence :> quuied as saying that there 18 nou justification whatever for the stories of brutality \u20180 the natives coming irom South Anca, though he admits that he condemns the nizhting troops for not giving \u2018he rebels ~uthicient quarter.A sub-cellar of apparently great antiquity has been acuidentaily divovered beneath the wine cellars of >t James Palace.lt 15 well ventilated, and a tree resembling à rose was found growing iu it, 2 - The Genvral Congress of Somalist [n- ter-Parliamentarv Comnuitees vhened in London to-day under the presidency of Mr.James Keir Hardie.It is reported to-dav in Salvador that Gen.Regalado has been assassinated by two men of hie own escort.bruatemalans employed for the purpose.The hight: ing now going on between Salvador and Guatemala 1s said to be the hardest in the history of Central America A clever swindler.operating by means of bogu~ cheques.1+ touring.the United States just now in different guises.and has ~ucceeded in victimizing merchants in Texas.Colorado, Montana.Washing ton and Oregon, Consternation has been spread among the employees of the Intercolonial Railway by the inauguration of a new sys tem of check agents on board the trains and by the curtailing of the pases 1s sued to employees.-\u2014 The Government Js =al to be planning a new Welland Canal.The Methodist Church and the Church of England in the North-West are both sending to England for young men to enter their mission tielde.The Archdea con of the Diocese of Saskatchewan says the Canadian colleges are no! turning out the men to keep pace with the immigration.Settlers are now pouring into Saskatchewan tive times as fast as they did into Manitoba at a corre-pond- ing period.The text oi the convention betwren Britain and Japan affecting the com mercial relations of Canada with Jap.has reached Ottawa.It went into \u20ac: fect on Friday last, and will remain :n force for six months.Christopher Spindleham.of Windsor, Ont., shot and killed his wife yesterday The conclusion ot the story save for twenty years he has been devoted \u2018to whiskey and to the abuse of his wife Ottawa has accepted the offer of thie Bell Telephone Company for a five years exclusive franchise, The tourist traflic to Montreal =a far this sumnier 1s from 13 to M percent greater than last year.- ELKS IN A TRAIN WRECK.Trinidad, Col, July 16.\u2014A paesenger train on the Colorado & Southern Rail way, carrving hundr ds ot Texas Elks to the convention im Denver.wa- wrecked near Forbes June lon to-da Martin J.Cullin.enginver.was killed.and Charles T.Gurrell.fireman, badly hurt.That the whole train was né: carried into the deep Arrove, resulting in seri ous loss of life, ws probably due to the fact that it was runming slowly on ao count of recen: heavy rains NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS Ottawa.July 17\u2014A contract has been awarded to Mr George F Wehh, of Hamilton.for the construction of 4 new Drill Hall in that city to cost £220.00 Messrs.MeGillivray & Labelle have re ceived a contract to build a new public building at North Bay to cost 35.000, There is to be a new public building a: Iberville, which will be built by Mr.A.G.Marshall, of Ottawa, at a cost of 88.A new publie building at Inver NS, will be built by Mr E.F ness, Munro, of New Glasgow, at a cost of while from Manitoba \u2018 $15,000.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ENJOYED THEIL TRI A letter from Sheridan Proughe.ot Hutchinson, Kansas, on behalf or the National Kditor:al Aasociation, has just been received by Mr.Robert herr.the passenger traffic manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway.expressing their gratitude for the many good things provided for then by \u2018the most generous railway in America.\u2019 The writer also says: \u2018We all have pleasant remembrances of this trip, and desire to Ww vel again by the C, P.RW\u2019, - - ~~ A cp ; aa.es THE TYE a # & Nip ne 2 de 5.; TAT Rp To.pu EE SE Lure AS TEU Se WER bi, Sey.ar dp eg Bi mi PR Ni fr ¥ er Lae Ee 1 A) I Res riens Bods Le EH RS 5p 0 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS Toesoay, Jory 17, 1908 BIRTHS, KIARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Notices of births, marriages and deaths must inveri- ably be endorsea with the name and address af the sender, or otherotse no notice cai.be taken af them Birch notices are inserted for 25c.marriage notices Sor é0c, death notices for BSc prepaid.The an nounzemeut of funera.appended to death notice, #5¢ extra; other :Ztensiom: lo obituary, such as short sketch op \u2018îfe, two cents per word extra, except poetry.which is 50 cents per line cxtra\u2014prepaid, dnnual subscribers may have announcements of births, marriages and deaths /without extended odi:uary or verses, occuring in their immediate Jamies free of charge, in which case name and address of subscribers should be given.BIRTHS.LUNAN.\u2014A* 117) Sherbroke street, on July 7, a soo \u2018o Mr, rnd Mrs.A.A.Lunan.MARRIED.BELL\u2014RICHARDSON.\u2014 At the residence of \u2018he bride = sister, Mrs.Thos.A.Gardner, 13 King street, st.Catharines, Ont, on July 11, 1976, by the Rev Mr.Emery, | of Whitby, Ont.Mr.Jumes H.Bell, ! Medford, Wis., son of James Bell, Mark- | dale, Ont, to Miss A.Laura (Laurine) £.Richardson, daughter of the late Arthur M.Richardson, Whitby, Oat EDSON-LORENZ \u2014A+ the residence of the bride's father.No 47 Berri street, Mon\u2018real, on July 15:h, 1906, by the Rev.A, VW Williamson, S.T.L.Mr.Edward Allan Edson, eldest son of the late Atlan Edson, Esq.to Miss Emma Rosa Lorenz, voungest daughter of Professor Wm.F Lorenz.BIRNEY\u2014KAI.\u2014A! the residence of the | bride's parents, Midnapore, Alta.oo July 7th, by the Rev.I.McKellar, Mr.Walter G.Birney to Miss Emiline Kai, all Alberta.HARRISON\u2014DAVIS.\u2014 On July 11, 1906, in St.George's Church, Sarnia, Ont, by the very Rev.Dean Davis, uncite of the bride, assisted by the Rev.Canon Craig, oi Petroiea, George Stevenson Harrison, Manager of Merchants\u2019 Bank, Vancouver, to Mary Ellen Davis, eldest daughter of the Rev.Canon Davis.JACKSON-STEELE.\u2014At \u2018Burton Lodge; Graham-ville, Ont, on July 1f, 1906, by the Rev.E.J.Adams, Elza Ellen Steele, daughter of Mr.Geo.Steele, sen., to Arthur Jackson, of the same place.KIRKPATRICK-SOVEREIGN.\u2014At Waterford.Ont., on July 14, 1905, by the Rev.Archdeacon Young.Walter Percival Kirk- patrirk to Anne Louise, eldest daughter af Louls L.Sovereign, Esq.ROGERS\u2014RUSNELI,.\u2014At the home of the bride's parents, Mount Forest, Ont., on July 11.1978, by the Rev.Geo.Kendell, Mary Margaret, daughter of Mr.Francis Rusnell.to Walter T Rogers, of Brock- ville Business College.THORNLOE\u2014BARNETT.\u2014 At St.Paul's Church, Toronto, on July 11, 1305, by the i Right Rev.Dr.Thoraloe, Bishop of Al- goma (father of the groom), assisted by | the Lord Bishop of Toronto, the Rev.Canon Cody.rector of St.Paul's, and | the Rev.Canon Burt, of Bracebridge, Walter Elliott George Thornloe, barrister, to Amy Charlotte, youngest daughter of the late T.D.Barnett.WOOD-MUNROE \u2014At Cooke's Church, Toronto, on July 11, 1998.by the Rev, Alex.Esler.Mr.Thomas Wood, of Vancouver, British Columbia, to Miss Jean Ellen Munroe, of Torento.Their home will be in Vancouver.DIED.DANDY.\u2014Accidentally drowned at Stoney | Lake, Ontario, on July 13, 1908, Wm.P i Dandy, B.A., of the Technical School, Toronto.HARRIS.\u2014At Quebec, Montreal.of Midnapore, Jack Harris, of ™S.CARSLEYC Tuesday, Juiy 17.This Store closes at 1 p.m.Saturday, and at 5.30 p.m.on other days throughout July and August, SALE OF A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF LADIES STYLISH SUMMER COSTUMES Magnificent New and Stylish Suits at Less than Half frice + Another extraordinary opportunity came our way a few daysago,it\u2019s the familiar story ot over production by oneof the best makers of the High Class Costumes in Canada.No other store could handle the quantity he had to dispose of, so our Costume chief bought the lot at almost his own price.The Costumes are the newest O.UMITED HOLLAND\u2014Died, at Westmount, Margery Irwin, widow of the late R.; Henry Holland.Funeral on Thursday, : at 2 p.m., from the residenre of ber son- | in-law, John W Ross, 254 Metcalfe av- | ! ! July 16, enue, Westmounr LIPSETT.\u2014At Brockville, 12, 1908, Robert Lipsett, merchant, aged $7 years, a native of Cashel, near Bally- | shanpon, County Donegal, Ireland.i LOVELESS.\u2014At his residence, Ellesmere, ! Ont., on July 15, 199%, Robert Loveless, ! sen., aged 81 years.! McGIBBON.\u2014At her late residence, Little Current, Ont.on Tuesday, July 10th, 1706, afrer a prolonged illness, Elizabeth Brown, wilow of the late Peter McGib- bou, Dalesvilln, Que., in the 84th year of her age.Ont, on July DUTRAM\u2014On July 15, 1906, at his late\u2019 residence, 484 Magdalen street, Point St.Charles, George Outram, J.P.in ols rd year.Funeral on Wednesday at, 2,39 pm.to Grace Church, thence to Meun: Royal Cemetery.PEARD.\u2014At the Montreal General Hospt- | tal, on July 15, 1295, John A.Peard, aged | 53 years and # months.i Funeral from his late residence, 97 | Selby ave.,, Westmount, nn Tuesday, 17th tns\u2019., at 2 p.m.Friends and acqualat- | ances please attead.| | PHILPOTT.\u2014In this city, on July 14, 1906, George C Philpott, shire, England.Funeral will take place from his son- in-law's residence, 8&0 Cadleux street, on\u2019 native of Devon- July 17.Funeral private.ROBERTSON.\u2014At his father's residence, 43 Victoria street.July 17th, Jnhno I.Robertson.aged \u201c4, second son of Samuel Robertson.Funeral private on Wednesday.USSHER.\u2014At Taronto, on July 15, 1904, Frances, Emma, beloved wife nf John F C Ussher, Deputy Provincial Registrar.| | Notices received too late for thls page may ! rossibly be in time for page 8.TEES & CO'S X) F3 EK INVESTMENT APE A GOOD 300 et.STEEL STAMPS For Stamping \u2018Wood, Leather and Metal.WALKER & CAMPBELL, GENERAL ENGRAVERS, Manufacturers of Rubber Stamps & Stencils, Brass Signs.Corporation Seals, Ete.COR.McGILL & NOTRE DAME NTS, LD NEWSPAPERS suitable for wrapping purposes, for sale at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, in 10-1b, James mat Ts, packages, at $1 per 100 Ibs, making a dainty summer suit.82.50.width.Regular price 83.98.tive suit.Regular Price $4.50.143 to 181 Notre Dame st.West, 184 to 194 8t.James ot., MONTREAL.Cm and choicest styles that can be found.Wednesday morning and will continue till the Costumes are sold at Prices Less Than the Maker Sold Them to entirely to the sale of these wonderful Suits.Experienced Costume Fitters will assist Customers in choosing and fitting in a satisfactory manner.individual descriptions to assist you in choosing.200 Ladies\u2019 Percale and Muslin 8hirt Waist Suits, made of good quality Percale and Muslin, colors of blue, gray, and white and black, Waist trimmed with red pipings, fancy pleated fronts, skirt trimmed with buttons, piping and pleats, Sale Price.ean.FE 500 Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waist Suits, made of best quality flakes check Canvas Voile, in pretty shades of green, pink, blue, and champagne, waist prettily trimmed with white insertion and tucked fronts, short sleeves trimmed with Val.lace, pleated skirt trimmed with insertion, extra full Special Sale Price.500 Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waist Suits, made of best quality Canvas Crepe, colcrs of grey, blue aud green shadow stripes, trimmed with insertion and lace, pleated skirt,a very effec- Lustre Shirtwaist Suits, regular $5.25, for $2.90.; Chambray and Silk Check Suits, regular $5.00, for $2.49.§ v4 pe the Trade.The Mantle Salon on the first floor will be devoted THES, CARSLEY CO.Lmmea, ™\"S.CARSLEY CO Sale commences Here are a few Regular value $1.25 $1.79 $2.25 Special Sale Price * Limited, 143 to 151 Notre Dame st.West, 184 to 104 8t James st, MONTREAL.mr 2 LOYAL VICTORIA LODGE, ~_ MNo.5896,1.0.0.F.,M.U, x The Semi-Annual Meeting fof the above Lodge will be 4 held in the Lodge Room, 300 Wellington Str.,on WEDNESDAY, July 18, at 8.15 p.m Lodge Meeting at 7.135, All Members are requested to attend.By Order of the N.G.EDGAR DEY, Bccretary 7 \u201c THOROUGHLY and PERFECTLY CONSTRUCTED.The Daily Witness, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 17.BRITISH NEWS.ENGLAND.All the .Bristol Cathedral took 582 years before F i R E P LACE S it was completed, in 1888.(Gloucester Cathedral was 425 years in building.Ballt by The G.R.LOCKER CO.Moutreal's Up-to-Date Tile Firm.1763 NOTRE DAME STREET.DEPARTMENT of RAILWAYS & CANALS.LACHINE CANAL.TENDERS FOR WATER POWER.SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed \u2018Tender for Water Power, will until 15 o'clock ou Tuesday, the 3lst July, 18, for the leasing of the old Lachine Canal Power House, on Mill Street, Mont- be received at this office | real, together with the privilege to use so .much of the surplus Canal water power as may be available to develop, under the head, at that point, five hundred Horse Power and no more.Terms and conditions will be made known and forms of tender may be obtained at the office of the Superintending Engineer of the Quebec Canals, Royal Insurance Bu:lding, No.2 Place d'Armes, Montreal, on and after thls date.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.One of the convicts at the Springfield (Essex) Prison has taught himself shorthand in seven months\u2019 study.During morning service in Narborough Church a rat walked up the aisle, and, entering a pew in which two ladies were sitting, took refuge in a paiasol.At aun inquest at Willesden recently a lady witness appeared in bridal costume covered by a cloak.She was married half an hour later.A verdict of \u2018Accidental death\u2019 was returned at Rochester on George Hollands, a farmer, who died from blood-poisoning | caused by the application of tobacco to a cut on his finger.According to a return presented \u2018o the London County Council there 1s one public-house for every sixty-eight resi dents in that city.Several bathers at Shoreham were recently surrounded by a large shoal of mackerel which suddenly appeared on the surface of the water.The proposed memorial to the late Lord Salisbury in Westminster Abbuy will be in the torm of a recumbent figure, which will be placed in the \u2018Belfry.By Order, .- L.K.JONES.t The Burgess Hill Urban Council has D ways and FRAT solved the problem of how to make a cpartment D O0 , sewage farm pay, by growing pepper- Newspapers inserting this advertisement mint, which fetches good prices.withon' authority from the Department TT will not be paid for it.Garden Hose, Garden Tools.Keep your lawn and flower beds fresh and trim during the ~ummer months.All the gardening tools required kept lo stock.Headquarters for household Hardware and Paints.D.DRYSDALE, Phone Main 160, 645 CRAIG 8T.There are about three million acres of woodlands in the British Isles, and over twenty-e ght millicn acres of uncultivated lands.A memorial window to the martyr- bishops, Cranmer.Ridley, and Lat mer, has been placed in the English Church at Dusseldorf, Germany.A young eagle, not quite fully fledged.was discovered on the roof of a house in Fleet street, London, and has been sent to the Zoo.The late Sir Wilfrid Lawson rejoiced over the fact that a hundred and fifty plied the mariner, the ilouse abstainers.of the new members »f Commons are total A Duilder living at the little village of Bugle (Cornwall) has in his possession a duck which is over thirty years of age.Four Manchester tourists have succend- ed in ascending the north-west face of | the Pillar Rock, Ennerdale, Cumberland.| which has hitherto been considered un- | chmable.| Mr.Isaac Vinall, a prominent Sussex | { solicitor, has a scholar aged eighty-seven : lin his Sunday-schoo! class at Lewes.The, youngest scholar is three years old.The: aged scholar took part mn the school treat the other day.Mid-Sussex farmers declare that ow- mg to the dust raised by motor-cars set- | thng upon grass, it now takes a man two .days to cut an acre with a scythe, whereas it only took one before motor-cars ! came into existence.! At the twelfth annual general merting of Lockharts, Limited, London, the chairman announced that no fewer than 33,- 000,000 halfpenny cups of tea, coffce and cocoa were sold during the year.i __\u2014 | A Willesden man, who was remanded | in custody, asked the magistrate to send\u2019 ! a policeman to feed his fifty pigeons dur- | | ing his absence.The request was com- | plied with.1 \u2014_\u2014 There are twenty-five working jonrnal- i ists in the British House of Commons i besides a dozen who have retired from newspaper work.Fight of them find | addition to their parlivmentary duties.The Midland Railway Company has \"gold fifty of its locomotives to the Italian State Railways.The fifty engines thus sold will be replaced by new en- , gines of a more mode:n type.! \u2014, ; | -The wife of a working man at Christ- \u2018church, near Bournemouth.sold to a \u201cTag and bone dealer an old coat in the \u2018pocket of which her husband had left ! £20.The purchaser was arrested, but he had spent nearly half the money.The George Inn, at North St.Philip, the oldest village alehouse in England, iis to be pulled down.The license dates from 1307.Each story of the picturesque old structure overhangs that beneath.The \u2018Invicta,\u2019 the first locomotive of the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway, opened on May 3.1830, has been presented by Sir D.Salomons to Canterbury, and placed on the Dane John.A woman who applied for a summons for a separation order at Willesden recently, told the magistrate that her hu~-! band usually allowed her about 2d.every eight weeks for housekeeping expenses.A master mar.ner caused great amuee- ment in the City of London court by declaring \u2018I have no address.\u201d \u2018But you must live somewhere,\u201d persisted counsel.\u2018I live on the hgh seas.re- It was stated during the trial of a salvage suit at the Southwark County Court that certain Thames lightermen made it a practice to cast barges adrift | in order that they might salve them afterwards.A sugar beet factory ig to be erected at Dorrington, near Sleaford, on the site of a disused brickyard, and a really serious experiment is to be made to demonstrate that sugar beet can be made remunerative in Lincolnshire.LL A defendant in a judgment summons at the Clerkenwell County Court recently said that he would soon be able to pay, because his business\u2014the British tinned meat trade\u2014had improved so much since the Chicago exposures.I The venerable Sir Joseph Hooker.| F.R.S.who is about to enter his eighty- | fifth year, is one of the veray few survi- vors\u2014another is Lord Aveburv\u2014of the famous \u2018X\u2019 Club, in the foundation of which the late Professor Huxley was one of the prime movers.It has been decided to celebrate the | three hundred and fiftieth anniversary ot the burning of thirteen Fssex men and women at the stake in Stratford by repairing the Martyrs\u2019 Monument erected in that locality to their memory.The first motor-coach has commenced running between London and Brighton.I ; accommodates twenty passengers.i Thirty of the coaches will be put upon the road, and a daily service will be run to Brighton.Folkestone, Southampton, and other seaside towns.Clewer Mill, on the banks of the Thames, near Windsor.has been de stroyed by fire.It was of great antig- uity.and is mentioned in Domesday Book.Until a few years ago it was used as a flour mill.The same family for many generations occupied the mill and made their fortune there.A man charged at Mratford with he- ing a deserter was able to show that while bathing at Wanstead a deserter bad donned his clothes and left his own uniform in their place.The bather had no alternative but to wear the uniform, and this led to his arrest.Ho was dis charged and the deserter was arrested At Colchester recently a quantity of grass and clover fell in showers over the northern part of the town.The descent was vertical from a great height, and the shower lasted for four minutes.It is supposed that the hay was caught itching, bleeding PILES F plles Bes testm mals in the press and ask your neighbours about it You can use it and get Sour money back if not satisfied.60c, nt all dealers or EpxMANsoxn, Bates & Co., Toronto.Dr.Chase's Oty.ment ls à certain end guarsnteed cure for each and every form o Don't fail to Attend ST.MARY'S Y.P.S.MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, FRIDAY EVENING, July ZOth, 1906.The fine 8tr.\u2018\u201cBEAUPRE\u201d leaves Is'aud Wharf at KR c'eiock, at.De:ery Sireet Wharf at 815.Brass Band, Orchestra, Hefreshments Tickets 35 cents.time to act in an editorial capacity in! | DR.CHASE'S OINTMENT \u201cOne day with life awd heart, is more than time enough fo firs \u2014BAILEY.ow world.\u201d | We Pt ors therefore, are Little mn i.He ten pois tého hath not paer* _ Start Out to Find a New World of beauty and happiness, your holiday WILL BE A HOLIDAY INDEED if you learn to know and lov.world of nature around you, mstead of GOING teautifu GH the I'H LIFE AS Blind to light and Beauty as a Mole.A EKODAX Will help you to See, and more, will retain the Sight.GEO.BARRAT & SON, For Photographic Supplies Phone Uptown 964, pa 146 Peel Street\u2018 MONTREAL.1 How about the Laundry [= of the argument yet tried Thero are two sides Î l to every Question A Phone Message YOUR SIDE up in a whirlwind and carried fur some distance.The long-service record cf Mr.John Kirby, of Shepshed.Leicestershire, whn has served one firm tor 77 years, 1s beaten by Mr.John Jackson, a foreman at Messrs.Minton\u2019s Tile Works, Stok- on-Trent.who has ben emploved there continuously for 79 years.le still ful- lows his occupation.The King has consented during the summer to declare Hainault Forest, Fs- sex, open to the public forever 11 cov- era 803 acres, and is not far from lp- ping Forest, being equally accessible to the people of London.It has been improved at an outlay of £27.000, and will be under the control of the london County Council, which contributed £14, 000 towards the cost.F There was sold at an auction room In Leicester square, london.recently.a copy of the first edition of (Gray's Elegy.\u201d 1751.a pamphlet numbering only a few leaves, for £95\u2014a record price for this rare item.In the same sale a slightly imperfect copy ot Goid- smith's \"Vicar of Wakefield,\u201d 1778 brought £60.What is regarded as a new disease 15 reporied irom Yasex.The symptoms are a nasty rah on the hands, fice and neck, the eves water and swell, and the flesh is intensely irritated.Twenty cml dren were attacked at Highwood, near Chelmsford, on a recent Sunday.and it was found in every instance that the child had been collecting or plavinz with caterpillars taken from the hedgerows, Surgeons and med'cal men in Birmingham ave biffled by the case of Alhert M ler, an engraver.of that city, who has been literally shrinking away for seventeen years.The disea Mr Case had heen an officer \u201coc maival militia for fifteen Hi-health is ke'ieved ta he his Ter far suicide.MEVER SLIT BOOTS, Fou \u2018 ] \u201c ! doesn't cure the corn.Tust ap- > old stand-by.Putnam's Corn Fx.Yori acte like magie.Kills the ST vures the rorn.does it without burn Get the best; its Put- Dune RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT The Czar Approves Bill Appropriating $7,500,000 for Famine Relief THIS MEASURE REPRESENTS NET RESULT OF A TWO MONTHS SESSION.St.Petersburg, July 17.\u2014The Emperor last night approved the bill or the Lower House ot Pur.iament, which was guopi- ed by the Upper liouse, appropriating $7,000,000 for tamine relief, thus support: ing the contention of both houses of par- liamnent against his own ninisters.Lhis law is the urst enactment of the Russian Parliament and represents the net legal result o1 a session of over two months.The papers to-day say that the authori ties at Peterhoi are again asking M.Shipoff, former P\u2019resident of the Zmestvo Council, and M.Yermelofi, leader of the Conservative Centre party, to rencw their attempts to induce the Constitutional Democrats to enter a coalition cab- inct.The Agrarian committee of the Lower House of Parliament has completed the draft of an appeal to the country to counteract the effects of the govern ment's Agrarian proposals, which have heen sent broadeast throughout the empire.The document calls attention to the fact that no solution of the question is possible, according to the manifesto of October 30, without the consent of parliament, and reuffirms the adhesion of the House to the principle of the for \u2018cible expropriation of church, state, crown and private lands In excess of a normal amount, and appeals to the veas- ants to remain calm and await patiently the final action of the House.The Emperor Nicholas has degarded the 7th Cavalry.which recently mutinied at Tam- boff, by taking away the imperial standard conferred on the regiment two years ago.The assassin of General Kozlov, who was killed Saturday evening in the Fnz- lish park at Peterhof.has not yet been identified.PARTIAL CROP FAILURE.St.Petersburg, July 17.\u2014The govern ment crop reports show a continued deterioration in the Volga provinces.and that the partial or total failure of the crops has extended in the Tamboff.Sara- toff, Ponza and Nijni Novgorod districts and in some of the districts of the Don, where the rains came too late to save the crops.An abundant yield.however, is asaured in the west and southwestern previnees, although considerable 1sojuted damage has been done by hail storms.MORE OUTRAGES.St.Petersburg.July 17.\u2014The daily hudget of revolutionary outrages and agrarian disorders is larger than usual to-dav.In many places the peasants are wantonly applying the torch to estates belonging to the Crown, and to privaie PRLS.Foret atshatkino.in Simbirsk province, {he town hall was set on fire yesterday and the entire village, consisting of three «d houses, was consumes.; hundred nt Poland sy=tematic pillig- ing of the government apirit shops 1s IN progress.The central pohce office, at Warsaw Was rebhed vesterday and a = r was killed.# in.Russian Poland.the revolutionists yesterday executed a workman who was suspected of being à spy, and at Nizhni Novgorod and Vsniky the cash, jers of the Spirit Monopoly, were robber and killed.A bank at Sosmitsa.Pro- 4 { Sosnit-sa, was ro ; vince © locomotive iflis A enian and at Tiflis an Arme ve engineer was shot In his cab by an as casein concealed in the neighboring woods, orkfnen at Rostoff, Province of Vor- » or an alllezed government pr\u201d vecator: at Piliagorsk, a Tartar woman who was baptized in the Qrthodox Church.was murdered and at Yaros v hombs were exploded at the residences © the chief of police and an officer of the gendarmerie.oslav, Simbirak, Russia, Tuly 17 \u2014The family of me ipenikof have been driven off their estate near here by peasants who announced that they intended to a the crop for them-elves, but would al low M Irupenikoff te take his cattle.7 _The monastery of I nlundered of a and $16.00 Moscow, July the Nativity has been plus its jewels and sacred Teics, in cash.OBITUARY FORMER PRESIDENT OF ARGENTINA.7 sharles Buenos Ayres, July 17.\u2014Dr.| Char 3 Pelligrini, former president of Argen died last night.tina, ORNSTEIN CASE À DJOURN ED.The case of Mux J Ormsten.who was arrested at Halifax, N.S., last week on a charge of attempting to detraud his Montreal creditors, was to have been heard in the Enquete Court to-day.hut as all parties were not ready to proceed, the case was adjourned until Tuesday next.The defence =av they Lave a complete answer to the charge.-\u2014 SHIPPING NEWS.GOVERNMENT STEAMER DELAYED.The steamer Arctic was run into at Quebec yesterday by the coal boat Slina, and the bowsprit of the former vessel was carried away.The accident will delay the vovage of the Government steamer for abou\u2019 ten days.The coal hoat was slight- Iv damaged, and proceeded on her way to Montreal.The members of the Disracli Club will hold a spemal meefing next Thursday evening to discuss the arrangements tor à pienie to St.Albans, bbed yesterday: | \u2018 | | | | | water and glycerine, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS \u2014 A PASTOR INDUCTED.Cushing, Que., July 17.\u2014On Wednesday last Mr.H.L.Tucker was ordained to the Ministry and inducted to the pastoral charge of the Parish of Grenville, in the presence of a large congregation in St.Giles Church, Grenville village.The members of the presbytery in attendance were the Rev.Messrs.Taylor, of Montreal, and Fraser.of Cushing, and Mr.Thomas Gray, of East Hawkesbury, the representative elder of the Parish of Chatham and Point Fortune.The Rev.Messrs.Miller, minister of Hawkesbury, in the Ottawa Presbytery, and Hamilton, of Grenville, being present, were invited to sit as corresponding members.After divine service, Mr.Fraser, who presided, explained that with respect to assent to the Confesston of Faith, the subordinate standard of the Church, it was the practice of signatories not to regard that assent as {implying assent to every statement in the Confession, and that the church courts tacitly recognized thelr claim to liberty.The appointed questions having then been put and satisfactorily answered, the imposition of hands on Mr.Tucker followed, Mr.Fraser offering the solemn ordination prayer.Thereafter the right hand of fellowship was extended to the now ordained minister, and words of brotherly counsel by the presiding officer were addressed to him, bringing to his remembrance Jesus Christ in his inner life as revealed through the outward forms and activities of his mission to Israel, rhe pattern for the pastor in his mission.The Rev.Mr.Taylor followed in an address to the congregation on their relation to their pastor.adverting also to the union of French and English Canadians In the charge, congratulating them on having a man of Mr.Tucker's gifts placed over them, and setting before them the fact that their position\u2014like that of all the Protestant congregations in the province\u2014 demanded of them in their individual and church life that they witness to, and be example of the power of gospel truth.The benediction having been pronounced by the Rev.Mr.Tucker, the congregation gladly availed themselves of the opportunity of congratulating their pastor on his ordination and induction to the parish.QUESTIONS & ANSWERS { We tnrfte questions on all possible subjects of general interest.to which we shall do our brat éo obtain correct answers, and shall insert such queries and replies as we san make room for.This must not be used, however.as an advertising column or as an enquiry bureas for matt:rs not of public tuterest.Evry, query must be 1ccompanied with the name and postal address af the sender.and no notice will be taken qf anonymous com muniontions } GENERAL.\u2018SAVED BY GRACE\u2019 Rose Bush.\u2014The sacred song you ask for \u2018Saved by Grace,\u201d is to be found in *Church Hymnals and Gospel Songs,\u2019 pub- lieheq by Bigelow \u2018Main, in New York and Chicago.\u2018SONNY SAHIB\" D.M.\u2014Kindly teil me the name of the authorese of \u2018Sonny Sahib,\u2019 a eerla] story which appeared in the \u2018Youib\u2019s Compan- jon\u2019 some year: ago?Can the story be Dought in book form?Ans.\u2014The authoress ig Mrs.Everard Cotes (Sara Jeanette Dt nean).The book, \u2018The Story of Sonny Sahlb' caa be ordered at any book store.VALUELE~S MINERAL.Spruce Grove.\u2014Upon examination of the mineral specimen you sent, Dr.J T.Donald.the Dominican Public Analyet, declared it tb be of no commercia} value whatever.POEMS WANTED.Mrs.T T.asks for a poem entitled \u2018Nevermore\u2014Evermore,\u201d which ie In two parts, author not known.J.T Vermont, arks if E£ome one can furnieh a ropy of the little poem, py Geo.Macdonald, beginning:\u2014 1 {in the fields He said, \u2018Go work with me to-day.\u2019 I said, \u2018No, let me work in the town.\u2019 LEGAL.ONTARIO.TRESPASSING.Old Subscriber, Indian River, Ont.\u2014We cwn a farm, all in pasture, and we have a running spring near the boundary of our neighbor's farm.The water rune into a trough.Neighbor's geese are in the water nearly all the time; therefore cattle vill not drink it.Can we compel our reighbor to keep his geese at home?Ane.GEESE \u2014The Revised Statute.of Ontario, 1897.chap.273, sec, 3, provides that \u2018if the owner of geese or other poultry refuses or neglecte to prevent the same from trespassing on his neighbors\u2019 ter a notice in writing has been served upon him of their trespass, then the owner of such poultry may be brought before a Jvétice of the peace and fined surh eum as the Justice directs.\u2019 Under the same fection you may distrain the geese for trespassing and doing damage.ang deliver them to the local pound-keeper.premises af- MEDICAL.(Letters for this department should be addressed \u2018Medical Editor * Witness,\u2019 Montreal.\u201d Shouid a rubseriber ask any question which is not suitable for ublicdation, a reply will be sent by mail if a stamped addressed envelope and 81, physician's fee, be enclosed \u201c#lih such question.) FRECKLES.B.B.M.is a girl, fourteen years of age.Has always had freckles.Her complexion {s not good.Wishes to know If there is anything that will remove freckles and improve the skin.Ans.\u2014First of all you must get your general health into the best condition possible.Eat well of good, plain food.Be sure that the bowels move daily.If they do not you had better take medicine occaslonally for them.Drink a small tumblerful of cold water two hours after each meal.Milk or water is the best drink for you at meals.Do not eat much sweet stuffs, and avoid all fatty foods.If possible take a cold sponge bath every morning on rising.Go to bed early and get at least eight hours sleep.Sleep with the window open.Wash the face night and morning with hot water and follow with cold.Do not use the ordinary soaps, but preferably spirits of green soap.This should be rubbed on to the face and be allowed to remain there till almost dry and should then be washed off.Then apply a lotion composed of equal parts of to which you have + bowels open daily.Redèpes of the nose sometimes comes from .at added lemon -juice in the proportion of a teaspoonful of the juice to a cupful of solution.Massage the face with the finger tips night and morning.BLEEDING FROM THE RECTUM.\u2018Violet\u2019 has had for several months a discharge of blood from the rectum.This only occurs once a month.There is little or no pain in that region, Is fairly healthy, but rather nervous.Is occasionally constipated.About a year ago used to take hot enemas with a flexible tube about 12 inches long.Asks if it ts wrong to use a tube of this sort, and if it would cause the bleeding.Ans.\u2014It is quite possible that you are suffering from hemmor- rhoids, or \u2018piles.They might be most obtrusive at the time you mention.There would usually, however, be pain with this.1 do not think that the injections would cause it, though it is possible to injure the bowels with such a tube if carelessly used.Still this would produce only a temporary annoyance.Try keeping the bowels free with cascara, taken at bedtime.Do this for a month.If this does not cure it you should see a doctor and have an examination made.Sometimes small fissures in the bowel or sluggish ulcers cause bleeding.FORCIBLE HEART ACTION.H.H.has a strong pulse which jars the body with every pulsation.She feels the throbbing at the back of the head and in the small of the back, in fact, everywhere where there is an artery.The pulse Is slightly intermittent.There is a tender spot at the top of the left breast, which can be covered with the finger tip.General health good.Ans.\u2014Pulsation of the forcible character that you speak of Is sometimes a sign of a run-down nervous system.In this case, the nerves are so susceptible that they take note of -the slightest external impression.You probably need more rest than you are getting.You should have nine hours in bed.If possible go away for a change and rest.If the trouble persists see a doctor.CANCER.C.E.B.\u2014A young girl ls attending a friend {ll with cancer, which 18 running and bleeding.Asks if there is any probability of her contracting the disease.Ans.\u2014No, she cannot get cancer by attending to a case of this kind.Still as there is an open sore, which may become at any time {infected with the germ of abscess formation or suppurative inflammation, it is well to be cleanly.After dressing or attending to the sore in any way it would be well to wash the hands, first {in soap and water, and afterwards in a solution of carbolic acid, made by dissolving a teaspoonful of the acid in a pint of water.SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.T.F.asks if there is anything that would take the hairs off the arms without causing them to grow worse than ever.Asks also if there is any cure for a red nose.The nose becomes red if she goes out in the cold.Asks if there is any cure for blushing.Ans.\u2014I do not know of any treatment or of any remedy that could be taken which would remove the hair.Hairs can be removed by electricity or the X- rays sometimes when the spot is not extensive, but it probably could not be done in your case.For the red nose, eat plain food, drink plenty of milk, and keep the Do not wear a vell.indigestion.There is nothing you can take for blushing.The fauit is due to nervousness.Go out all you can into s0- clety.Do not think that you are of importance to other people.In other words, avoid self-consciousness.Try to forget your own personality.Take plenty of sleep and exercise a good deal in the open air.TUBERCULOSIS.Old Subeeriber, Ont.\u2014I bave reason to believe that my cows have tuberculosis.I want a cure, and inetructions how to treat them in general.Also by what method I might disinfect the cow stables.Ans.\u2014I do not know of any cure for tu- Derculosis, but the disease may be checked by liberal feeding, and havinz the sta- bies very well lighted and ventilated.I would advise you to get rid of your tuberculous animals, and you can only determine which are tuberculous by the tuberculin test.Have your cattle all tested with tuberculin.Separate at once the healthy from the affected.If you have exceptionally good cows you may raise their calves from the affected rows by taking them from their mothers as soon as they are dropped, or at any rate only allow them to feed once, and feed the calves with milk of healthy cows, or if the mother's milk is used, sterilize before using; by thls means you will be able to get a herd free from disease.In order to be sure you should, for two or three years.test the healthy herd, once or twice a year.Thoee animals that react, it not useful for breeding purpcees, should be slaughtered; any that can, be got into condition for beef, provided on postmortem examination only the lymphatic glands are affected; the flesh may be used for food \u2018f properly conkel.After you rave made certain that you have only healthy animals, you must thoroughly die- infect your etables.First, clean them thoroughly, and to prevent the dust.which will contain innumerable Tubercle bacilli, from &preading the disease further, sprinkle or dampen the entire stable.floor.ret!, ing, partitions, with a solution of crude carbolic acid, five parte to the hundred of water.After the stables are ecraped perfectly and clean, serub them with the same solution of crude carbolie acid, and after this is dry.whitewash with fresh lime, ang to each bucketful of the limewash, add a cupful of the carbolie acid.It is very essential that everv part shall be most tloroughy done: {if anv part is neglected all the work done goez for nothing.It there is no veterinary surgeon near you whom vou can get to test your cattle, you might write to theo Veterinary Dirertor- General.Dr.J GG.Rutherford, Ottawa, explaining the circumstances, and post.tly an inspector may be sent to make the test for you.FLATUS.WY.PEI] have a mare ahout 14 vears cid that has a habit of letting off offensive wind while being driven.She does not de anything but drive, besides about a week's work in the spring.She is fed on hay and round oate Is there anything I can do or give her to cure her of this habit?Ane.\u2014This 1s due to food undergoing fermentation, and not being perfectly digested: pescidly you may be feeding the mare more than she can digest.I would advise a reducilon in her feed, giving occasionally a small bran mash in place of the feed of oats.and give her night and morning in a little mah two drachne of hyposulphate of soda, or if you cannot get this.bicarbonate of soda, and one halt drachm each or powdered ginger.gentian.and nux vomica; mix well together and stir into the feed.= pr Colonial House PHILLIPS SQUARE.COLORED DRESS GOODS Just received a Choice Selection of Light and Dark Shades, suitable for Summer Wear, 34 inch wide, $1.10 per yard.SCOTCH TARTANS good Selection of CLANS In light weight, wide, $1.15 per yard.SHEPHERD'S CHECKS A lareg variety; also, a Special Line.42 inch wide, at GOc per vard.Odd Lines of DRESS MUSLINS and MOHAIR GRENADINES to clear Medium-Weight HOMESPUN.in to choose from\u2018 5) inch at 8c, 10c, 15¢ and ]'7iz2c per yard.Remnants of BLACK DRESS GOODS to clear at discount of 20 percent.Special Line of BLACK MOHAIR for bathing suits, 4Qc and 50c per yard.: China Department.Sugars and Creams, Special Tables at SPECIAL TABLES OF FANCY CHNA JAPANESS SAMPLES, Such as Biscuit Jars, Fancy Dishes, Bow!s, Tea Pots, Bon Bon Dishes, Comb Trays, Cups and Saucers, Vases, etc., etc.Brush and 25C Table with articles from 56Cc to 5e, 50c Table with articles from $1.03 to $1.75.$1.00 Table with articles from $2.00 to $3.60.$1.50 Table with artic'es from $2.00 to $4.00.$2.00 Table with articles from $4.00 10 $6.00.Half Price.Special Attention Given to Mail Orders.TO COMPEL ANNEXATION BILL BEING PREPARED TO FORCE SUBURBAN MUNICIPALITIES TO JOIN MONTREAL.It was learned at the City Hall this morning that a bill is being prepared for introduction during the next session Où the Quebec Legislature to compel the annexation of certain municipalities to the city of Montreal.; Strong opposition to the annexation project has been shown hy Maisonneuve, Verdun.Delorimier and St Louis, but certain aldermen are determined to set- te this question by an appeal to the Quebec authorities.It 1s claimed that it is only à question of a few years until these municipalities will be forced hy circumstances to join Montreal, and in the meantime they are piling up their civie debts at an alarming rate.The fight to compel the annexation to Montreal of the above corporations 15 likely to be a warm one.The popula tion of the four above-named municipall- ties is in the vicimty of fifty thousand persons, while there 15 an extonsive manufacturing business conducted in them.ench one 0 lé has completed the details for the annexation to the city of about fourteen hundred acres of land in the parish of Sault aux Recollets.foe area has a population of several thous ud people.and the territory is require : order to permit of the expansion 0 Montreal in that direction.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 G.T.R, PRESIDENT COMING SIR CHARLES RIVERS WILSON TO \u2018 VISIT CANADA FOR ANNUAL INSPECTION TOUR.Rivers-\\Vils n, president Trunk Railway, and wild from Liverpool to- Cunard liner Carman, Sir Charles is coming to Canaila for bis annual in-pertion of the Grand Trunk Railway and allied Ines, ACCIDENTAL DEATH Sir Charles of the Grunl Lndy Wilson.day on the Coroner McMahon held an inquest this morning into the case of Mr Jolm Volkert, of 62 Proce street wae died on Thursday Hot.after five months illness, caused by a -tr et car acciden\u201d- The jury retuned a verdict of acl- den'ai death.alihough two oi the jurymen dissented.ATEN'S WYN EXCURSION The members and friends of the List- ern Men's Own and the organizitions of Tavlor Pre-brterian Church went for a \u2018moonlight\u2019 excursion down the river last night on the steamer \u201cBeaupré\u201d An electric ~earchlight was substituied for the moon, and à large ernwid enjoyed the HENRY MORGAN & C0, MONTREAL, few scattered showers made little difference to the enjoyment of the occasion.The proceeds are to be devoted to the aid of the new organ fund.The contemplated reduction of twenty miles in length of the C.P R.line between Montreal and Quebec indicntes the intention of this big railway company to hold the traffic i: now has between these two cities when the Quebec bridge iv finished.which will give the Grand Trunk, the Intereslonial and the Delaware & Hudwon comginies an entrance into the Anecent Capital, A reduction of twenty miles will give the C.P.R.the shortest route into Que- bee.The Intervoionial now has the shortest route to Point Levis, or South Quebec.ar it is called.NEW SEMTREADY' STORE, Messrs, MeLean & Campbell marked a new era in their \u2018Semiready Tailoring business to-day by the opening of their new store.situated on St Catherine street, just west of Peel street.Besides it~ frontage on St.Catherine street.the store has another entrance on Peel treet The store is a large one pee ally fitted up for the business, the Interier fitting of oak benz designed to shield Wie stock of what 1s anned at, and cheap, worthirss matersils tind no place in the -tore Fx- cenlently situated, and with obligine attendants, thé «tore will no deubr he the centre of à very large \u2018rade, \u2014 The following Instruments can be seen in Montreal ONLY at NORDHEIMER\u2019S Established 1840, 589 St.Catherine St.STEINWAY PIANOS.NORDHEIMER PIANOS.PRATTE PIANOS.MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS.LANSDOWNE PIANOS.HAINES BROS.\" PIANOS.MARSHALL & WENDELL PIANOS.METROSTYLE PIANOLAR WEBER PIANOLA PIANOS.STECK PIANOLA PIANOS.WHEELOCK PIANOLA PIANOS STUYVESANT PIANOLA PIANOS.AEOLIAN ORCHESTRELLES.MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS.The Nordheimer methods and East one-price ; A system applies to the purchase of every three hours\" relier from the heat of the {nstrument, ard full value will be allowed city.There was music and games, and a for old instruments taken in exchange.Lis co CRATE a er ny RR TS AA - » I os Pag ha c - fi » a - - J RY Co En Se YA = 2e eee een ent sa a RS INRA LEE ge or ES PP ow TRI Pea LA ay Se [EE Sstuiotg tpt I ee dd end wim WP i arr VSP SSIES BC ae fr rR a endl TEE THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS furspay, Jory 17, 190° Weekly Calendar, TUESDAY, JULY 17.MONTREAL SAILORS\u2019 INSTITUTE The CONCERT this eveni will be uoder the auspices of Messrs.J.Freer and H.O.Wilkinson, assisted by Tho Harmony Glee Club and soveral lady soloists.Sallors as usual GEORGE HODGE, Esq., will preside.ART ASSOCIATION 23 PHILLIPS SQUARE Calleries of Oil Paintings, Water Colors, Bronzes, and Casts.Open daily 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.\u2018except Sunday Admission 25 ceats THE Knabenshue Airship.FRED MOCHON, Aerial Trapeze and Head Balancer.ELECTRIC THEATRE Special Engagement of Bob Price in Illustrated Songs.Afternoon & Evening Concerts BY THE VAHDER MEERSCHEN BANDa DMIRG IN dulfs, 10 cents ADMISSION | children.5 cents All cars running east lead to the Park WEDNESDAY.JULY 18.MONTREAL DISTRICT, LO.O.F., M.U.Funeral Notice.Brethren of Lodges In this District are requested to meet in Loyal e Rnom, Unity Hall, Point st.Charles, EDNESDAY, at 2 pm.sharp.to Victoria I Tomorrow.attend tho funera! of sur late Bro.Gen.Onutram, froin 424 en Street, to Groce Church, thenco to Mount Nnyal Cemetery.In view nf his having heen the oidest Oddfeliow in the world, it i3 requested that every member be proscar.By Order of th» Prov.G.M.REGALIA FUTURE MEFTINGS.The Beautiful Ottawa River MONTREAL \u2014\u2014 AURTHPO A E, Raub, ¢.4 0 2 3 Have You Ever Made the oe Gc 5 0 0 2 0 0 1 Bannon, cf.4 1 2 4 0 0 Trip by Day Boat | Wagner, 3b.5 1 2 0 0 I ; ! Connor, 1b.5 0 211 2 U to Ottawa : \"Huelsman., rf.4 0 0 1 0 0 It is perhaps the most charming river | Weidensaul, 2b.41 1 2 2 3 1 trip in Canada\u2014a panorama of scenlc Hartman, s.s.3 1 0 2 1 1 beauty.Modern steamers and excellent Leroy, p.3 1 1 2 5 0 cuisine.Write to O.R.N Co, 155 Com- , \u2014_\u2014_- = = = mon street, for snapshot gulde book.Totals \u2026 837 5 11 27 13 3 JERSEY CITY.EEE EVENE = | All 1p PNA I Clements, Lf.5 2 2 3 0 U MAILS FOR GREAT BRITAIN, EUROPE &c Bean, s.s.4 01 1 4 ol Cassady, 1b.\u2026 4 1 2 16 1 CLOSE AT HONTREAL.Handford, rt 4 0 0 0 0 0 July.Per £S.Merritt, c.f.4 1 1 0 0 © lu 4.00 am \u2018 King Wilhelm II, Keister, 2b.30 0 uv 4 0 N.G.Lloy1 Grant, 3b.4 1 3 1 5 U #15 6.15 p.m.\u201c \u201c Supplementary.Butler, c.3 9 vu à 0 1 17 8.00 am.** Oceanic, White Star.Foxen, p.4 1 uv 1 3 0 *17 6.15 pm.\u201c Supplementary.a 15 6.15 pm.K.Aug., Victoria, Totals .3% 6 8 27 17 1 H.Amer, Score by innings\u2014 aly 6.00 p.m.\" Victorian, Allan.Montreal Co 200009N30\u2014 ë 90 am.\u201c Campaula, Cunard.Jersey City .2100033004 *20 6.15 pm.\u201c Supplementary.Summary \u2014Two-base hits, Wagner, Cle- 24 9.09 am.\u201c Teutonte, White Star.ments; three-base bits, Raub, Grant, Cas- *24 8.15 pm Supplementary.sady, Bean: sacrifice hit, Butler; stolen 25 9.00 a.m.Deutschland, H.Amer.bases, Clements, Foxen, Keister: double a2 6.00 p.m.Ionian, Allan.play, Keister to Bean to Cassady: struck 27 8.00 am.Etruria, Cunard.out, by Leroy 2, by Foxen 3; first base on #27 6.15 pm.Supplementary.balls, off Foxen 4: hit by pitched ball, 30 00 am.* Kronnrinz Wilhelm, Bannon.Keister; wild pitch, Foxen; left N.G.Lloyd.on bases, Montreal 8, Jersey Clty 4.Um- #30 6.15 pm.\u201c Supplementary.pires, Kelly and Kerlin.3 9.am.White Star.\u2014 BUFFALO BLANKED.* Letters may be posted up to 6.13 pm.\u2014 Buffalo, July 16.\u2014Buffalo dropped from Other matter should be posted before 5 p.m.aParrels are forwarded by these steamers: latest time of mailing is 5.30 p.m.OTTAWA TELEPHONES BELL COMPANY'S OFFER ACCEPT: ED BY THE CITY FOR FIVE YEARS Ottawa.Tuly 16\u2014The City Conneil this evening accepted the offer of the Bell Telephone Comnany for a five-vear exclusive franchise, with the privilege of cancellation by the city at the end of two vears provided that three months\u2019: notice is given belove the expiry of 18 months from date.The company will pay the city $5.000 a year and supply the ey \u2018phones at #27 and business at $45.Should the franchize be cancelled at the end of two vears, the eity will receive unly 82.500 a year for that term.ee PIANOS.We have an extra fine stock of Chick- ering, lieintzman & Co., Wormwith and Lindsay Pianos in parlor grands, baby grands, quarter grands and uprights, in rich mahogany.fancy walnut, weathered oak, and inlaid cases, Chippendale, Eheratton, Coionial, Mission, Library.and other atvies.Plrase examine our stock, prices and terms.or write for illustrated catalogue, to C.W.Lindsay Limited, 512-518 St.Catuerine street West.! } i + 20 free \u2018phones and furnish house | SPORTING IN TELLIGENCE \u2014 BASEBALL.\u2014Royals lost og errors, and Leroy's ineffectiveness yesterday.! FOOTBALL.\u2014Q.R.F.U.meets on Saturday.\u2014Assoctation League standing.ROYALS LOST ERRORS AND INDIFFERENT PITCHING WERE THE CAUSE.the ineffec- Costly errors, coupled with moments, tiveness of Leroy at critical must be held responsible for the defeat of the Royals yesterday.On the other hand the visitors fielded cleverly, hit consistently, and accorded thelr pitcher that measure of support which rendered his steadiness even wore far-reaching in its results.The victory, however, was not won without a struggle, for the outcome seemed in doubt until the very close of, the ninth inning.Indeed, at the end of the fifth inning Montreal's chances of winning were extremely bright, as they had annexed (wo runs in the opening inaing, ; while the visitors were blanked in each of the five innings except the second, when they obtained one lonely run.The Royals met their waterloo In the sixth and the seventh innings, largely through a glaring error on the part of Weidensaul.Clements, the first mab up ln the sixth hit to Weldensaul, and the latter threw wildly to lirst, the ball golng to the bless ers and allowing Clements to purloin second.Evidently at the suggestion of the pitcher, Wagner played too far infield at a considerable distance from his base and Clements stole third.Leroy fielded Bean's bout cleverly, and threw him out, but Cassady drove a llner for three bags, beyond the reach of Bannon, who made a poor attempt to field it.Casscdy went home on Handford's fly to Bannon, addlug the second run during the Inning.The visitors annexed three more in the seventi.Wagner failed to handle an easy grounder trom Keister, allowing it to pass between his feet.A safe bunt by Grant and Fox- en's hit to Leroy afforded Keister an Opportunity to get hom>, bur he was put ont at the plate by the aval plteher throwing swiftly to Raub.Foxen tad stolen second base, and when Clements drove a two-bagger to centre field, Foxen and Grant crossed the plate.Clements reached home with the third run during the inning and the sixth of the game on a ripping triple by Bean.This ended the acoring so far as Jersey City was concerned, As already stated Montreal won two fn the opening loning.After Raub and Joyce had struck out Bannon took his base on being hit by a pitched ball.Wagner's hit to centre sent Bannon home, and Connor's drive to left enabled Wagner to score.The Royals were consistently blanked until the eighth, although several of them reached bases in the fifth, sixth and seventh lonings.Montreal surprised the fans in the eighth.With Connor and Huelsman out, Welden- saul singled to right.Hartman drew 8 pass on balls, and Leroy's single scored Weidensaul.Raub drove a three-base hit to right centre, allowing Hartman and Leroy home.The spectators began to shout, for with Connor on third and Joyce at bat! they felt reasonably certain of anotber | run.They were disappointed, however, for he sent an easy fly to Clements.Again in the n'nth the Royals looked like winners, but a double play initiated by Bean dashed all hope to the ground, and the game ended six to five.The summary: the leadership of the Eastern league thls afternoon, owing to their inability to locate the curves of Pardee, of Newark, who allowed but three scattered singles.As ar offset Tozier was hit frequently, especi- Ally by Cockman and Foster.Bi ffalo .0000000090\u20140 3 0 Newark .092042100\u20148 13 0 Batteries\u2014Buftalo: Tozler and McAllis- ter: Newark: Pardee and Shea.Umpires, I'inergan aod Conaban.Attendance, 1,465.A: Rochester, ed\u2014raln.with Providence, postpon- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.Jersey City 6, Montreal 6.Newark 8, Buffalo 0.Where they play to-day: Jersey City in Montreal.Faltimore in Toronto.Newark In Buffalo.Providence in Rochester.VASTERN LEAGUE STANDING, an, ost .Jersey City .40 26 .608 Fuffalo .4 28 -600 : Baltimore.3 30 .h38 Newark .oo .32 30 516 Rochester .34 34 BG, = | \\ontreal .COM 8 42 Providence .32 38 ABT Toronto .\u2026 .15 46 .292 GOLF Champlon James Braid has written a book on \u2018How to Play Golf, which Is pub- | | i lished in Spalding's Athletic Library.Thir Is the first book ever written by Braid on the subject, and 1t is admitted to be one of the most instructive publications on golf that has ever been offered : to the public GOLF.\u2014Champion Braid writes an authoritative book.LACROSSE \u2014Nationals and Shamrocks to practice together.\u2014Toronto not having enough lacrosse.The book contains many full page Illustrations of Brald in action and chapters entitled: Beginners\u2019 Wrong Ideas; Method of Tuition on Choice of Clubs; How to Grip the Club: The Long Ball; Pulling and Slicing; Playing in & wind; Brâssey Play; Play with lren Ciubs; Cleek Shots; The Iron; The Running-up Shot; The Mashle: The Niblick; Putting, and Playing the Round.RUGBY FOOTBALL MEETING OF Q.R.F.U.ON SATURDAY TO DECIDE CERTAIN QUESTIONS.At the semi-annual meeting of the Quebec Rugby Football Union to the held in Montreal, on Saturday, the proposed changes in the rules will come up for consideration.The retirement of Mr.Herb Brown as secretary necessitates the election of a new man to that office.Mr.Charles Hayden, of the Westmount Football Club, bas been mentioned as a likely candidate for the position.Important questions will come up when the rules are discussed.The union will be asked to deal with the changes made by the Canadian Union.For instance it is proposed to do away with interference in scrimmage and a stringent rule will be suggested, Dy this the centre man will be prohibited from interfering with the ball before it 1s on the ground.The idea of this is to prevent stealing in scrimmage, and to allow the ball to be heeled out in a fair manner.Another rule to be discussed will be one designed to prevent kicking into touch.At present the throw-in creates considerable disorder.The new rule provides for 2a scrimmage to follow a kick into touch, of a run in, and by this means a great deal of pushing among the forwards may be prevented.At present a team must gain five yards on the third scrim to retaln possession of the leather.It is proposed to make À gain of ten yards in three downs take the place of the present regulation.OTTAWA POLICE SPORTS Ottawa, Ont, July 16.\u2014The Ottawa Police A.A.A.at Its annual field day of sports on Aug.1 will arrange for a five- mile race open to any amateur foot runner in the world.Some of the best men in Canada are expected to compete, including Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Hamilton cracks.Valuable prizes are offered.Burns, of Boston, formerly of Ottawa, has entered.LACROSSE, SHAMROCKS AND NATIONALS WILL PRACTICE TOGETHER TO-MORROW.Saturday's fixtures, in which local clubs wlll be most interested are Shamrocks snd Toronto in Toronto and Montreal and Nationals.The Natlonals have arranged a practice with the Shamrocks, and will go to the north end field to-morrow night.This arrangement is regarded with a degree of jealousy by other teams.MORE LACROSSE WANTED INTEREST IN TORONTO SLACKENING THROUGH DISBANDING OF ATHLETICS.St.Catharines, Ont., July 17.\u2014Saturday\u2019s exhibition game at Toronto between the Tecumsebs and Athietics, the latter being defeated by 12 to 2, simply goes to show how quickly a hard fought for reputation goes the way of all things.It was mournful news that the old-timers got over the wires but only what could be expected in view of the fact that most of the best men of the champion'3 team were not there, while those who played were not fit owing to lack of practice.The Athletics are beginning to realize that they made a mistake by dropping the game thig year.They might have remained together and made a good thing out of exhlbition games with Toronto, Ottawa, Cornwall and Montreal, not to mention other teams which might crop up for a game.That would have kept the team busy and the national game alive here.If it once gets down It will be exceedingly hard to resurrect it here and that would be bad for next year it the Tecumsehs and Torontos come back to their old love again and want to form a senfor C.L.A.Series once more.Toronto is not getting as much lacrosse this year as the people would like, according to the opinion here, and the Senior Athletics would have had plenty of opportunity for exhibition games there thlg summer if they had only stayed together.ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Westmount will play a friendly game with the sailors of the S8.'Numidian,\u2019 at Westmount Park, to-morrow evening; kick-off 6.30 p.m.CALEDONIAN CUP GAMES.The draw for the Caledonian cup, first round, will take place at the M.A.A.A.this evening, and will be watched with the keenest interest.Westmount, which has held the cup for the last three seasons, will have difficulty this year, as both C.P.R.and Polnts have strong teams.FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDING.The standing of the senior division of the league up to date is as follows: J .W.L.D.Pts.Polnt St.Charles .9 7 1 1 15 C.P.R.8 7 1 0 14 Westmount .6 3 1 13 Rosemount 5 3 0 10 Valleyfield .3 b 2 8 Outremont .3 5 1 7 M.A.A.A.ee oe 1 6 1 3 Y.M.C.A.\u2026.10 1 9 0 2 KINGSTON BROPS BOWLING ENGLISH PLAYERS WILL NOT GO THERE TO PLAY.Kingston, Ont., July 17.\u2014The English bowlers will not visit Kingston asthe club here is out of existence and the superb grounds at Rockwood have gone to seed as the new management is not inclined to allow officlals so much time for outdoor exercises.YACHT CLUB OFFICERS July 17.\u2014The Yacht selected its Gananoque, Ont, Club of this town has just officers for next year: Commodore\u2014Charles Macdonald.Vicé-commodore\u2014W.T.Sampson.Rear commodore\u2014C.V.Ketchum.Secretary\u2014J.E.Birmingham.Treasurer\u2014Charles A.Watt.House committee\u2014S.Adams, H, W.Brit- ton and C.C.Skinner.Regatta committee\u2014F.J.Skinner, 0.J.Shaneman, W.J.Bulloch, J.F.Chapman, D.Ford Jones.The date of the annual meeting was changed from the second Tuesday in July to the second Tuesday in June.The membership of the club shows a substantial increase over last year, and the funds are in good condition.WRESTLING TREMBLAY MADE IT A TIE WITH THE TURK.One of the features at Riverside last night was the wrestling match between Karakanoff, the Turk, and Tremblay, of Mohtreal, the light welght champion of America.To the immense delight Park of the crowd, the Turk, who bad engaged : to throw Tremblay three times in an hour, failed to lay the shoulders of the lively young Frenchman on the mat once.The Turks weighs 185 pounds and Tremblay 140.Tremblay had all the approbation that was coming from the spectators, He made it lively for him on more than one occasion during the hour.Once the crowd thought that the Turk\u2019s shoulders wore on the mat, but this proved to be without foundation.The Turk scarcely had & good hold on his opponent once dur- Ing the match, and when he did the local man was altogether too agile for him, and made things very Ilvely.Y.I.C.A.FOOTBALL CLUB The following will represent the third team ln tbe match against the Crescent Football Club, on Wednesday evening, at 6.45 o'clock, at the Baseball Park: Keddie, L'Euilller, Wilson, Hales, Williams, Taylor, Stubbs, Reedman, Hodkinson, Howat, Steedman, Barnes, Cousins, Nixon, Melville.OPENING NEW COUNTRY MOUNTED POLICE ARRANGING TO PATROL NEW TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE.Colonel Saunders.inspector of the R.N.W.M.P.is arranging for the establishment of patrol posts throughout the whole district to be covered by the new transcontinental line between Edmonton and the Pacific coast.The country will first be opened up by police trails, which will later be converted into waggon roads.The mounted police will undertake to look after a district covering a hundred miles on each side of the Gi.T.P., not only patrolling it, but aiding in the work of opening it up.The work of arranging for the police patrols has already been completed from Edmonton to Fort Graham, on the Findlay river.The mounted police on this special patrol duty will arrive at Hazelton this fall, and make their winter headquarters there.The Grand Trunk Pacific surveyors have completed a preliminary survey through this district, and expect the work from Edmonton to the coast will be completed this fall.LIQUOR KILLED BOY SUCH IS VERDICT OF CORONER'S VERDICT REGARDING (ASE AT ORILLIA.Orillia, July 17.\u2014At the coroner's inquest, held in the Council Chamber here yesterday afternoon to inquire into the death of Daniel Fountain, the nine-year- old son of the late Joseph Fountain, conclusive evidence was adduced to show that the boy came to his death by drinking liquor.but a finding by the jury was not arrived at, adjournment being made until next Monday in the hope that further testimony will be forthcoming to show who is responsible for the death.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN CABLES (Canadian Associated Press.) London, July 16\u2014 Another Salvation Army party of emigrants leaves this week, making the total for the season nearly thirteen thousand.About £10, 000 bas now been advanced to em- grants.Next year, owing to the cancelling of the contract with the North Atlantie Trading Company.the Army expects to send a considerable number of Continental emigrants under its oth- cers\u2019 care.In the near future a party of twenty families of Nestorian Chrs- tian, from the region of South ot \u2018Int- lis, will be taken to jom the little Nes- torian colony near Dattleford, Alberta.ES ANOTHER GREAT DISCOVERY.A well-known gentleman in Black Bay.Ont.Mr.John Cowan, has discovered an absolute specific for Rheumatism, It worked a marvellous cure for him, and will be just as effective on other cages.He writes: \u2014 'I was affected with Sciatica and chronic Rheumatism, which I contracted vears ago.The disease had a great hold in my blood, and it wae hard to make any impression on it.Reading of Fer- rozone, I was convinced of its merit.and it's certainly the best I have ever tried.Why, it just drove away the Rheumatism day by day till finally it disappeared.This is not a claim: 1t is positive proof that Ferrozone does cure Rheuma- tism.Even chronic, stiffened old sufferers will experience quick results.The reason is that Ferrezone acts through the blood, and thereby destroys the cause of the disease.Price 51 cents per box at all dealers, or N.C Polson & Co, | Kingston, Ont, and Ifartford, Conn.CANADA AND JAPAN.Text of Convention Between Latter Country and Great Britain Ottawa, July 16.\u2014The text of the convention between Japan and Great Britain affecting the commerzial relations of Japan and Canada, and under which à i gubstantal tariff reduction 1s accorded to certain products of the Donsnion, Las : been received here.lt 16 signed by Baron Kato, Minister of Foreign At fairs for Japan, and Sir Claude Macdonald, British ambassador at \u2018l'okio, on behalf of Great Britain.The convention provides that the stipulation of the treaty of commerce and navigation between Japan and Great Britain signed at London, July 16, 184, and the supplementary convention be vween Japan and Greut Britain signed at Tokio, July 18, 1835, shall be apphed to the intercourse, commerce and navigation between the Empire of Japan aud the British Dominion of Canada, The treaty went into effect on Friday last, the day on which ratifications were exchanged.It will remain in force until the expiration of six months from the day on which the high contracting parties shall have announced the intention of terminating it.The main treaty, the provisions ot which now apply to Japan and Canada, makes important concessions to both countries.Canada had the option up to 1897 to be embraæed w:thin the provisions of the treaty at that time, but the Laurier Governm=nt, in its wisdom, decided not to ask that Canada rhoutd be included, with the result that an many cases a duty of thirty percent or more had to be paid on Canadian produce, as against only 15 percent or even less by the United States.MINIMUM TARIFF ARTICLES.The following articles are specified, which, if Canada exports to Japan, will come in at the minimum tariff duty : Rates of Duty.Ad Val Caoutchoue, ,manufactures of ., 10 percent Coes 5 Cement, Portland.\u2026 Cotton yarna.+.\u2026 .8 « Cotton tissues of all sorts, plain or mixed with tissues of flax, hemp or other fibre, including wool, the cotton, however, predominating.10 * Glass, window, ordinary uncolored and unstained.8 © Glass, window, colored, staln- ed or ground.10 \u201c Hats, including also hats of felt., .++ 0e +0 20 ve wes 10 \u201c \u201cIndigo, dry.2.+.++ se 0.10 \u201c Iron and Steel\u2014 Pig and ingot.\u2026.\u2026 56 \u201c Ralls.4 24 1e 20 2e ae ee B \u201c Bar, rod, plate and sheet.7% \"\" Galvanized sheet., 10 \u201c Pipes and tubes.10 \u201c Lead, pig, ingot and slab.6 \" Lenther, sole.+ + + .15 Leather, ,other kinds.10 \u201c Linen yarns.8 \u201c Linen tissues.+.10 \u201c Mercury or quicksilver.5 \u201c Milk, Nails, Oil, parafin.condensed or desiccated.§ \u201c iron.10 \u201d ,.10 \u201c Paint in oil .+.10 \u201c Paper, printing.+.sue.10 \u201c Sugar, refined ee ee 00 10 - Baltpetre.5 \" Screws, bolts and nuts of iron 10 1 Silks, satins and silk and cotton mixtures ,.15 \u201c Tin\u2014Block, plg and slab.5\" Tin, plates.10 \u2018 F Wax, parafBn.+ ++ + \u2026 5 \u201c Wire\u2014 Telegraph.+.5 \u201c Wire, Iron and steel and small rod iron and steel not exceeding 1-4 inch in diameter.10 \u201c Whaollens and worsteds\u2014 Yarns.2 24 0 oo.8 Tissuvs of all sorts, plaln or mixed with other material, the wool, however, predominating.10 o Yarus of all sorts, not specially provided for.10 \u201c Zine\u2014 Block, pig and slab.56 FE Among the more Impor:unt articles in the Treaty of Commerce and Navigu- tion are the following : \u2018Phe subjects of each of the two high contracting parties shall have full hberty to enter, travel, or reside in any part of the dominions and possessions of the other contracting party, and shall enjoy full and rect protection for their persons and property.This means that from this time Drit- ish Columbia wil have to drop its re strictive legislation against the Japanese, as under this treaty the subjects of the Emperor of Japan will he able to come and go in the Dominion at ther pleasure.; In whatever relates to rights and re sidence or travel: to the poreession of goods and effects of any kind, to the guccession of personal estate and the disposal of property lawfully acquired.the subjects of either country are to be on equal terms.Both are to have en tire liberty of conscience, the right oi private or publie exeraise of their wor &hip, and the right of burial acrordmg to their religious customs.They shall not be compelled, under | any pretext whatsoever, to pay any charges or taxes, other or higher than those that are, or may be paid by na tive subjects, or subjects or citizens ot the most favored uation.Canadians in Japan, or Japanese in Canada.are to be exempted trom all compulsory military service whatsoever: from all contributions imposed in heu of personal service, and from all toreed Joans of military exactions or contribution*, ; On the latter pont Canada will tv mediately be the guner, as there is a heavy war tax now imposed by Japan upon the products of countries which have no treaty of commerce with that country This war tax ranges from 20 to 50 percent.The rizht of freedom of trade by the subjects of either country in any par of the dominions and possess ons «f the other in all kinds of produce, manufactures ant merchimise of Low ful commerce, 1x perm,tied, Le - the right to own >> vecupy nee premises, confornang trens to the jaws, peice and cust lations et the country he na jects.Favore! nation \u2018relmeut 5 accorded by eitier cours : ter of customs dutis, haat oo age dues, dock dures, er Article 15 stipulates tat on CONETRE commer ee Tone privileges.favor or man either contricting pare.Ve herat ro bee gr.ntel or mav government.s .al re ira - cory : 2 red Logan, Miss 6 wes i a 0 pd zations which should be respected and ing on the English in some sections and in ividuat, followed at first by : very port na re Ga wood i Ë he W ee tad Me eens re > protected and the places formerly group- that may give this revealer of secrets the small minor tv.Now.however, thous- Know'st thou \u2018the land where the ice and Leo Walsh, Jack Woosh, Jan = : meluded for Canada, (Montres ed as neutral.Wounded and sick will idea that friction is increasing.On the ands of men and women, disatistiel the snow ical beauty bestow\u201d Hi pe ae Tn DS Ç \u2018 include .se ; ; \u2018 \"es ; ; s eauty bes FAILOHKS INS LE (ON Er.3 (ge Dé ebted) Newfoundiana, continue to be classed as prisoners of | contrary friction is decreasing and must with the present cumbersome and | on a ie a bride nd the tingling | At the Workly Lin ee no i Great Britain, Malta, Gibratar, Non Zea\u201d war when they are in the enemy's hands, continue to decrease as assimilation goes wasteful orthography.have joined the Then the earth is à , J Freer and Hoo Woks b Jand, Jamaica, Trinidad, Babama Island, 5 ; kom Since Sir Wilfri TE ; \u2018 .t 1 - .tute exiles and Canadian labor bodies, | to all who ask for them at the address the land AUanti I 4 \u2018World Wide\u2019 both, if assent is obtained from the gov- .| ; MONTREAL PILOTS FI at EL a at $4 per apaum, an o rnments concerned Armies will fur and concludes by warning migrants of the Board, No.1 Madison avenue, Of the warm fireside and the welcoming La the que ve LOTS dud $150 per annum.e 8 .\u201c 8 r - - .\u2019 pec dolce cours a > ish h oth with list f killed and that there are only two classes wanted New York.hand?pilots in vhurge oi the Vi zut nish eac er with [sts of xi a in Canada, \u2018farmers with money enough ; : Allan Nine, and ihe tress.wounded after a battle.These rules \u2018for two years, and domesti *, This | Know'st thou the land where kind Nature pion lne, when they vale into ; i years, stics.his | Av - ; - i.cu jast, were fivd son ; Al: business communications snould ve 8d.seem simple and reasonable, are based of \\certainly w the \u20ac sad i KXOW'ST THOU THE LAND.| has given dure = a t Jere 3 so » Cul i a dressed \u2018John Dougall & Son, \"WItNesS humanitarian principles.and should be 4; any was the common Judgment \u2018In earth's beauty and grandeur a foretaste | = J on hour Tr er en ., Office, Montreal All letters to tne > «à î oS : with regard to immigrants in the former XKnow'st thou the land where the pious and : of heaven: the exiting Tare nade ar oon 0 3 8 ditor Of observe HY .Toe : i} i : > ë I ac Qs= C1 a, Sidi De Jadresced \u2018Edler r y all combatants { days when times were Pard and unpro- - bold Where History lingers, entbralled with the to Montreal.made by ph Swe oe + + _ : .so | : is it\u2019 1d wir last voyages wo the St av STRONGEST AND MOST ENDURING, £ressive: Tt might even vet be gathered | Reared Christianity à rent rein view which the Ota ame or \u2014 : Se A \u201c| from the debates in our parlinment.And civilization's beneficent reign Of as splendid exploits as the world ever beating the Virginian n'a Mo Those Canadians who have described | , 4 + 4, Extended o'er anarchy's savage domain?| .several bours.While tbe publishers of the \u2018Witness Li 1s + where the demagogue is not extinct.As \u201che land of the dauntiess explorers who | knew; ; LAKE MANITOBA ARL VES exercise all possible care in Sreiudiog from the Lord's Day Bill just passed as a plece applied to tho Canada of the present | te ao ¢ 55 p 5 | Where Industry reaps the rewards of her The Canadian Parti stagne fo columns ail Bot or ee plctous of blue law Puritanism, an effort où On- day, however.it should carry its own- 1 oe sn h th dere into the | toil Manitoba, Iron.Lis AUS > ; : : .: \u201cpstream, rou e wilderness, in J ta .RN Lu rt nature, and accepting only such hey tario to trample upon Quebec, an inva- refutation to any one who knows that P West?8 In the wealth of the cities, the fruits of fast A i, is ad believe to be genuine an ona .i rene} st < and ideas by Enz- ; eed] ; de ; ! sess \u2019 the soil?at > vs \u2019 Must be understood that they ip Do way sion of French customs and ideas by g- dhe procession of workers from PUF Know'st thou the land of the soldier and yoo.nou the land which the Muses West MBE Lhe nw nth guarantes these advertisements, and muet lish fanaticism, will be edified to learn wharves to the activities of the country! knight ' 5 a (runs _ + 3 own - Ly ; .A .* + } regard, EMPRES CHITA leave thelr readers 3° le 1p that a bill providing for one compulsory is almost unbroken.In spite of the pro- | The land of adventure and toll and delight?The oo of the sculptor, the singer, the The 1 3 H ; jrs a them.day of rest in every week has just been tectionist attitude of labor the truth is | Know'st thou the land?bard?Was reported by claresui wireless | passed by the French Chamber of that Canada can absorb labor to almost | Know'st thou the land?ENT it fw Wa \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Deputies.The aim of the bill is to put inlimited amount.The only good fea- | *Tis the land of my bome, my beloved ma- Know'st thou the land where the spell of dur, (be apparent Ce à : fot1as JULY Sar a stop to work which continues seven ture of this misreprezentation i= that it tive land.the past ee 1e SE pass aus ue \u201cer ; J 2 \u2018he \"x.acci 2 Is over the mind irresistibly cast: = \" sf tour Leur t _ ee : lays a week without a break.and the: Appears where it does.seeing that the! .; as the diference Qu Tone te on u = Ca » : > renders of \u2018Revnolds's\u2019 : not 4! ost i Kpow'st thou the land where the Britod here the present consummates the hopes oi passage hn far dae and 5 MT || T/|F|S French members of parliament thus ree.1eaders of \u201cReynolds's are not the mos | and Gaul | ot the years passage (hus far) ae and Hs Lo fr fes fe fe ui A \u201c .EN coveted class with which to people Can- au ?: Ces BoE Bree hen _ \u2014: 7 oznize the prinriple that à country pro- adn and are the ones mot el fo! In courage and prowess supreme over all, | The dreams of romancers, the visions ot speed Le Kimo NS wold ; PR d ily + \u20ac E> ® = n° >.: + + sir arr ire TU ES J i 3 4| 5 6 / duetive putput is enhanced by a day of | \u201cnd home soiteïul reports swith od Contending for lordship and vying for | seers: ene LT hm .a - Ki # ' = pu ! \u2019 : 2 91140111 12113114 periodical rest from toil.The French to it > SE ports Tegare place, | Where the future inspires with a prospect, Ximately 4 days ani < hour Le 15116 17 18 19 20 21 governing classes are not religious, rath.' _ Collided and locked in a mighty embrace | sublime, TE a 4 das ani .Lours Lo t _ ! - 27128 er are they hostile to religion: their SIMPLE SPELLERS.So greatly that fame has awarded the Maturing the fairest fruition of time?CAMPAN NS P'AsSFNO ES 22 23 24 25 26 / recognition of the need of a weekly rest Ti Le 1 of Spell Reto ; valm | Know'st thou the land of Heaven's favor The SSO Cane 1 waren a e a0] 31 .lav is therefore all th + significant.| »e Board ot Spelling Retorm Nas Of deatfiless renown to both Wolfe and | possest, ports vestepdiy wnt ta toa lve prec le Poy ee a M HIEMINCANE.| found itself beset by many critics.so Montcalm?\"Ihe fortunate land of a destiny blest?Senger Mes Won Poe wv have been compelled to recognize | .Cs ; ; Toren .; - ee locos br\u201d tl 4 tn n nd on\" Ll Bi - & d | it says, but much of the apposition 15 Know'st thou the land for which heroes; Know\u2019st thou the land\u201d fe rs qe Mrs \u20ac - \" \u2014 \u2014 1e fac at \u2018industrial efficiency de- | 1 L bas cconcenti | Le La p and Mis Garon dis I \u2014\u2014 ends tain social and mental con.| declared to be based on misconception.have died, | Know'st thou the \u2018and Mes Howard, Mewes Boro dey pends on certain social am « | The Board has therefore thought it |The land of the brave and the true and ; \u2019Tis the land of my bome, my belov'd \u2018|, CampteH.Mi- A A HOME Tue \u2018Daily Witness will be mailed to ditions which continuous maple men | necessary to issue another eircular, the the tried?! native land.; ; PP Raymond cal Ms ON those removing to the country.seaside tends to ignore, and where these con-! sixih since its formation, with the pur- Know'st thou the land of the broad maple ÿ M MACKBRACHER | Bl vu go = CEs stiv .; .POC £ i - _ x NE or mountains for 25 cents a month, post ditions do not exist the productive pow pose of correcting misunderstanlings.tree?! ox : Dr 2» pL \u201c J 4 ; Le \u201cIllustr ji \u201cer show zati Lo 4 LR : SSUSCTTATING THE NE AN Drolet.ALL Doo Ne on 1 paid.To include (Le Ulustraied Wit- \u201cer shows signs of demoralization and i For instance, some of those wha have Ippo nublest and best of his fellows is he: RESUSCITATING TUE DROWNED.ROH Armsttong.sr au NI - ness.ten cents additional.\u201cdecline.\u201d The \u2018Wall Street Journal\u201d [ addressed letters to the Board complain He grows In the meadow, the grove and | The astounding tenacty with which Lun, ME NW pl MN \u2018 \u2014 notes that in the United States there | that the scheme of reform is radical the wood: | be chng- to vie human body ia god ALLE I ad Ves Lis cs _ ; ; ; = 0 ; SH , + thing to remember In lese summer Mrs Met ote M.cy hax been no change in social life more! and revolutionary.but this the Board His trunk is for timber, his sap Is for, days when the bathing resorts are tak- ton, Ars Pi à (ns ; |, ' 9 | TUESDAY.JULY 17.1906.conspicuous than that exhibited in the | strenuously deniex.Nothing violent or food.\"ing their annual toll of human life, Tue E Garrow \u2019 LC W bi \\ Fou ; 104 + ; Nas : , Re ; Lo re Ge \\ ts ; observance of Sunday.From the eX: revalutionary is proposed.says the cur- His bougbs are for fre In the cold winter | Ife.een ot th Pers y Die duvabter, Mr un Ms less momies mon TTI - ï + av f pend + 7 to.vee P-sav serve er > ; .LL ; LEON T: ra Co | treme of the old Puritan way of keeping \u201ceular.The board does not intend to days: a mn \"ie is a good illustration où this fact.Dh ilder and ee M EH [ ! new ade couvent twee Sunday .sérvanc ; : is aves e s s > Lo ev : « ~ Loren , 1e ; nm : wen on tween ; Sunday, the observance is now at the : advocite any spelling that is Lot len- His eaves ae for shade from the summer j15 Was brought to {err fema alto les, Ni A h ' iN | Japan an anda x Welecme trom! ; , « n, Sab- |! ; .- .sun's blaze.3 wow - ow three _.Dr ! ! Co SL à ot \\ opposite pole.The Continental Sab perate an\u2018l reasonabie; it 1s not 'n favor | Know'st thou the land of the maple be- being under Ter for (ventre me JD Fister, Deo PM many points of view.but principally bed pal is the vogue that is spreading.and of anv freakish orthographe oi any: ve utes.1e life savers worked over Sy 0 RE Lo.cause it is another bridge of sympathy {qhe dav is s and more devoted to! 15 : ) 2 : \u201c1 nign, him for an hour and three quarters bey Ty 0 TC ve Se a E ! F {the duy 15 more and more devoted to; kind, such as the misfit spellimg oi Josh ë a d the fore tho first sign of returning lite was 415 rs .tL al understanding between The west! .ca er | u- .The land of the elm and the oak and the ; = no Mr JOM cee Mo Te A | the F = .| amusement and des and less to wor- | Billing< and the \u201ccomic\u201d paragraphers; pine?.vbtained, and he did not regain con S00 Tyg noo ; RÉ an the , As The defensive and ot | ship.Thix Lixity of Sunday observance i it (aes not desire to reax the exi ; Way : ) ; ; DES te \\ \u201c.- AT hoc ut 4 \u201cae because of the opposition or Brt- by the Senate.Franc has > hy o ard ced ann accepted Ho a have | white; | elaldren or St Pat Rs vnorens 6 67 the i .- .x lence ache .{now 8 > 0: ; \u201cre + sw-bovs ris he in Columbia, which was bitterly oppos- experience reached the cone sion Brown time fever In the nineteenth century.and | Their trout-haunted pools are the angler\u2019s Lure number of new bo and SHC heme saree ed th the admittance of Japancse into to the old Hebrew legislators and our within living memory.Macaulay for ex- | delight.children of the Destine Sts Ri the proviner and ountry There can : Heroie forefathers.that \u2018undoubtedly ample, spelled phaenomenon, Thackeray | Know'st thou the land of the rivers and sion en 0 Pen 5 A an ho Phe == t \u2018 lie ; he | | that country is the strongest and most | Cypher, and Parkman engulph, although | rills JT an à i vo po SP Lame rm x Hu (AIR or susan racial exclusion In ar se 2 5 ° everyone now spells phenomenon, cipher or went for car rides tins morning, red reach bee 1\u20ac the future ex ept as regards the Chinese.i \u201cenduring in which its population us à and engulf.So esthetic and program are The hoon of the lowlands, the joy of the Loman phere he children SN ven val 1 \u2018 when \u2018| \" se cause yo |* whole devotes one day in seven to we]- now established, and catalog and altho are hills?two of the last End ©.° x *, 2 © re.*, .Toronto, July 17.\u2014Manitoba wheat i5 |< esourres, and general financial higher.+ strength, is unequalied by any Oth- + Flour\u2014Ontario, 90 percent patents are |g Telephone Company on this Con- % selling at $3.10 buyers\u2019 bags for export.¢ tinent.é Manitoba, $4.40 to $4.60 for first patents, de RA $4 to $4.10 for second, and $3.30 to $4 for ¢ $250,000 MONTREAL WARE- + balers.ING CO.(CRAKD TRUNK J Bran-\u2014Ontarto, $15 to $15.50 in bulk out- à HO AT SYSTEN It Mortgage ¢ side; shorts, $17.50 to $18, Wheat\u2014Ontario, 78c to 79% for No.2 red \u20ac 4s, Due 1st of APRIL, 1838.pa and white outside: spring, 74e to 5e; + Principal and interest uncondi- + goose, Tic to Tic.& tionally guaranteed by endorsement os Wheat\u2014Manitoba, half-cent higher at + by the Grand Trunk Railway Sye- ¢ ports: No.1 northern, 85%c; No.2 north- tem.oo 2 .ern, 8314c.Oats\u201438c to 38l%c outside for No.2.Rye\u2014f%c to 64e outside.Barley\u201449c to 5lc outside for No.2.Peas\u2014B0c to 82c outside.Corn\u2014Ameriran No.2 yellow, Denominations $1.000.£205 15s 3d, payable Montreal and London.AT A PRICE TO NET THE INVESTOR 4 p.c.: The above constitute a first and - > *, >.*, .©.© ee.5914c to Xa 4 fe, Ontario points.only llen upon the grain elevators % ANAT yarehousin roperty of the 4 RAIL AND CANAL RECEIPTS.+ and Rk Railway System at Rail.+ their Montreal Terminale, and were 9 Wheat, bush., ce +.-.16,989 Y bought and are owned outright by * Corn, bush.ves ee er eee acquisition of all the stock by the + Oats, bush, ., .3.600 + Grand Trunk Railway System, They & Barley, bush.82% %* are as essential to the life of the 4 Plour bri.0 02 20 8348 + ae a Trunk Railway System as Ÿ Baws, cases.1 111 02 ggg eny owes property owned, 4 Butter, pkgs.\u2026 .\u2026 .2,446 Cees E.H.GAY & CO, Da Cheese, boxes ve .8,364 FE Id ¢ Pork.bris.160 .à 157 St.James St.,Montreal.{ Lard, kgs.\u2026.2,050 .PPL : Meals, Fes.2,144 LLL, ee * > Leather.rolls 231 sc.\u2014 Raw Hides.151 .VR.points, cattle, #2: hogs.#12; total cat- - tle, 2.479; total hogs.1.35%.total sheep, C P.R.STOCK YARD RETURNS.451, Winnipez.Man.July 16\u2014C.P.R.points, Cattle disposed as follows: \u2014Exported, 1,- cattle, 2.417, hoge, 1,003, sheep, 451; C.P.56).Consumed, locally, 913, \u2014_ \u2014 We Loan Money at the Lowest Rates in The City $ oo household furniture, pianos, orga horses and carriages, withont paulicity Or removing the goods.We loan 11 $ sums from $16 to 21.00 from 1 te i?months.We give liberal discount, if $ paid befors due.Your dealing with us strictly private, as we know you wold wish.Hy courteous treatwent and Far.$ Honvst Deslinga, we arc customers every dar You rhonid ba smon: them.Call and imvestigste S Wa will be p eased to talk th- matter over with you, or telephone us Bell 3351 Main, and we will S agents te fee you gaining now send ones of pur NBD en MONTREAL LOAN & BROKERAGE cl, Room 104 New Yerx Life ullding Cor.St James street and Place d Armes square CHARLES F.CAMPRELL, gr.MARRIAGE LICENSES MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING & BARRON Notaries and Commissioners, Liverpool & Lendon & Giobe Insurance Bulldging, 112 St.James Street, R.A.DUNTON & H.BABY, Notaries, etc., Quardian Building, St.James Street Funds for Investment on Mortgnge.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED, INSURANCE PLACED.Representing CANADA LIFE, LONDON & LANCASHIRE FIRE Evenings 71010 WILLIAM P.RANSOM, 226 Elm Avenue, - - Westmount W.J.HASTINGS ELEOTRIOAL OCONTRAOTOR ; 708 Dorchester Strost MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BY JOIN M.M.DUFF, 107 St.James Street, 49 Crescent Street A Real Health Feed, \u201cGOLDEN WHEAT FFREAD: FHONFE US FOR A TRIAL LNDAP.R.S.ATLD,557St.Autoine.ror.Atwater Lve TEL.MOUNT 13.IBATII IBRUSTIIICS, Iot of All Bristle auuple Bath Brushes reduced to DOIJILAIY ISACHT, ULLEY'S BRUSH WORKS, Victoria Square.Carpet Sweepers Repaired.Tal.M.2740.ARONSON & RUTENBERG PAWNBROKERS, 601 Craig Btreet.Money to lend on Diamonds Watches, Jewellery, Ciothin and Dry Goods.Furs store Juring summer mouths.ARONSON & RUTENBERQ, Pawnbrokers and Jewsliers.A.HODINA, Practical Shoo Maker, Repairs Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.Main 5061, 4 BEAVER MALL HILL JACKSON & CO, CARPENTERS, BUILDERS And CONTRACTORS.Valuations made.Jobbing promptly attended to.128B to 285 HIBERNIA ROAD.Tel.Main 4133, Professional ) ADY OCATES, HENRY J.ELLIOTT, B.C.L,, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER and SOL!2ITOR Commissioner forall the Provinces New Yurk and Massachusetts.CANADA LIFE BUILDING, 180 8t.James §t,, Montroa!, BARRISTERS, &c.\u201cTel, Main 3000.5 PATTERSON & BROWN, Advoeates, Barristers «& Sollcito-a.TEMPLE BUILING, 185 St James St., Moni, W.PATTERsON M.A, LL B.E.N.Brown.B A BOL MACLENNAN & MEAGHER, Af¢vecntes, Barr asters and Seliritors, New York Life Building.Montreal F.8.MacLENNAX, KC.J J MEAGHER.IMITH, MARKEY, MONTGOMERY & SKINNER ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, «ec.TEMPLE BUILDING 185 ST.JAMES STREET, C FMITH, KC HRII,H MARKEY GEO.H.A.MONTGON WALDO W EKIN ROBT.PATENT ATTORNEYS, \"We solicit the business of Manufacturers, Engineers and others who realize the advisabile ity of having tlieir Patent business transacted by Experts.Preliminaryadvice free, Chargey moderate.Our Inventor's Adviser sentu request.Marion & Marion, New York Life Bi Montreal ; aud Washington.D.C.U.S.A.PATENTS THAT PROTECT FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO.CuanLes W, TAyLon, B.Sc, te Examiner Canadian Patent Othoe.Canada Life Buiiding, Montrea OWEN N.EVANS PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS Merchante Bank Building, Montrael 8 (man mcm\u201d © PL erst x1% by 3400 LAYST cree co TT PR pe YY OPS TEI SEL PU sree en a nmi se dates ES CO a ETES À ; 3 H TS MCh = - 10 LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.OTTAWA LADIES COLLEGE The Ottawa Ladies\u2019 College has no superior in this country as a Home-School for Giris and Young Ladies.WRITE FOR CALENDAR REV W D.ARMSTRONG, M.A, President.Mrs.J GRANT NEEDHAM Lady Principal TRAFALGAR INSTITUTE, (Affiliated to McGill University.) 83 Simpson Street, Montreal.For the Higher Education of Young Women, with Preparatory Department for Girisunderi3dyearsofage.PRESIDENT Rev Jas.Barclay, D.D.VICE-PRESIDENT Ven.J.G Nurton, Archdeacon of Montreal PRINCIPAL Miss (race Fairley, M A | Edinburgh us will re-open TUESDAY.Anon xaminationa for new scholars will be honl on Saturday, 3th September, at D.D.The Ir- tes\u2019 or, Entrance hell at rhe =e 19 nelock am F1 Proapectis, ete.A F RIDDELL, Mercantile Euridine, Mouireal \u201cTHE SWITZERLAND OF CANADA\u201d Displays the Createst Charm of its Pic- tureeque Beauty in the environment of STANSTEA WESLEYAN COLLEGE.young people looking for a GOOD SCHOOL for the enéulng ve-r will dan W-1i to communicate with the Principal without delay.Applirations for admission dealt with in the order in which apply tn the Principal, or to Secretary, North British and 3) St.Francois Xavier street, All RESIDENTIAL they ars received until all space ls utl- ized.For new Calendar au] \u2018urtner :nfcrma- ttra appiy to Rev.C.R.FLANDERS, B.A., D.D., Stanstead, Que.URIVERSITY CF BISHGP'S COLLEG: Lennoxvilie, Que.F(COUTIES OF ARTS AND DIVINITY.SESSION OF 1906-07.Michaelmas Term Opens Sat.Sept 8, 06 Matriculation Examination, Tues.Sept 11 Lectures begin Thurs, Sept.13th.Intending students, and any persons who had been in communication with the late Principal, are requested to write to the Rev.F.J.B.Allnatt, D.D., Acting DPrin- cipal, Cap a l'Algle, P.Q.; Calendars may also be obtained from the BDursar, Lennoxville.THE CRICHTON SCHOOL 819 SHERBROOKE AT.w.Rector: J.WILLIAMSON, M.A, (Oxon.) PREPARATORY CLASSES, for boys of 8\u201411 JTSIOR SCHOOL, «+ * 11-13 SENIOR SCHOOL, #4 ** 13-18 Syecial Matriculation Class.Thorough preparation for all the facal- ties of the Universities, the Royal Mili tary College, Kingston, and for business.Particulars on application to the Rector | (hy letter actil August 31), ASHBURY COLLEGE, Argyle Ave., OTTAWA, Ont.Resident School for Boys.Thorough Preparation for Matriculation and Royal Military College.} SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR LITTLE BOYS.For CALENDAR, and August to REV.GEO.P.WOOLLCOMBE, M.A.LITTLE METIS, P.Q.Summer Resorts.THE CHAMPLAIN HOUSE, which Is beautifully situated on Missisquoi Bay, two miles from St.Armand Sta.is 1th Sep | Ë | | | | | , have the privilege of salmon and trout fishing apply during July | RE IR LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.The McGill University CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC.Director: - - DR.CHAS.A.E.HARRISS Vice-Director : MISS CLARA LICHTENSTEIN.The Session 1906-1907 opens Sept.17th INSTRUCTION in Pianoforte, Singing.Violin, Organ and all Orchestral instruments.CLASSES in Elements of Music, Theory.Harmony, Form and Analysts, History of Music, Sight Singing.Choir Singing, Physiology and Hygiene of the Voice, English, French.German.Italian and Elocution.EXHIBITIONS\u2014Four Entrance Exhibl- tions of the value of $0 each, are offered for Competition in September.For SYLLABUS and particulars as to , admission, exhibitions, courses, fees, etc, | apply to THE SECRETARY, 223 Sherbrooke street, West, Montreal.Summer Kesorts MM ABENAKIS SPRINGS J Open June lat to October test.Enlarged.Lighted with Qas, | | Terms Moderate.If you want Perfect Comfort, Good Table, § and very Best Outing yon ever had, go to | ; ABENAK!8S SPRINGS, P.Q., the moat satisfactory and least expensive | Summer and Health Eesort in Canada.Hotel up-to-date.Dante Sewerage and Plumbing.Long Distance one, epraph and Post | Ottice.nan for your CoM FORT AND ENJOYMENT.Splendid Hull for dancing.| Mrerc, PIso PoNa, CLork GOLF, TENNIS, | TETHER TENNIS, BOATING.BATHING and | FISHING.| Use of Boats, Tennis Courts, etc, abselutely free to guests.Silver Medal awardeT \u2018n Ahen- | aks Mineral Wat r by Uni versal Exposition, Bt.Luis, ! Mo., World's Fair, 19.chest | award to a Canadian Mineral ! Water.ABEN 18 MINERAL WATER A posilive cure for Gout, Rheums- tism, Nervous Diseasen, Sciatica, Nervous Prostration, Dyspepsia of various forms, ! Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys\u2014also | Diseases peculiar to Women.You can't afford to miss the Springs | this year.Brighter, Better, Gayer than ever.Improved Train Service\u2014 Via G.T.R.Round | Trip from Montreal, $3.Ask your Ticket gent, or write for Cire ulars, etc, to R.G Péri Mgr, Abenakis Springs PQ | ABENAKIS SPRINGS ARE LAKE HOUSE ST.FAUSTIN,P.0.NEW HOUSE, 200 feet of 12-foot VERANDAHS; all conveniences, modern plumbing, spring water In house, two minutes .from station; lake in front of house, good fishing, boating and bathing; livery; bigh- est altitude in the Laurentians.W.C.FYFE.GASPE BASIN, The favorite spot for Health and Sport.Charming Resort for Sportsmen | and Pleasure Seekers.The vicinity affords beautiful scenery.fine sea bathing and unexcelled fishing.Guests in connection with the house.Trout Fishing par excellence.BAKER'S HOTEL (Now Open) Salmon and 80 long and favorably known, offers first-class accommodation for tourists, with all the, comforts of home, Before making your plans for your summer outing.be sure to write for terms and other information to BAKER'S HOTEL, Gaspe, Que.Bircham -=Bloomingdale.North-West Arm, Fishing, on shores of beautiful Halifax, N.S.Bathing, Boating, Driving.Send for circular.w.BOWES, Prop.BAY VIEW COTTAGE.Sitnated on the SHORE OF LAKF.MEGANTIC P.Q.NOW OPEN.Beautiful scenery, lots of shade good ooma Boats free 15 minutes from C.P.R.Station, P.O.and churrtes, Terma 85 per week.A ply Mm H.B.SMITH.Ocean View Hotel, movie roue, dix amené Fampuie.Bideford Pool, Me, for Jllustrated Pamphlet BELLEVUE HOTEL, Riviere du Loup \"\u201c Point,\u201d the Newport of Canada, the most delightful Summer Resort, NOW OVEN until 15th of September.First-class cuisine, comfortable rooms Heosopable terms Reached by rail or boat, Z.8 AUBUT.l\u2019rogretor.FURNESS, WITAY & C0., Limited.PROPOSED SAILINC8.MANCHESTER LINERS LIMITED, CANADA AND MANCHESTER.From Manchester.From Montreal.now open for guests.The house has been thoroughly removated, and everything ts in ; first class order: good boating, fishing, tatbing, first class board and good livery in connection.For particulars apply to S.BORDEN, Philipsburg, Que.AVENUE HOUSE.The popular seaside house le open about Ju.y let, with modern piumbing and up to date facilitire.M.C.STERLING.Prop.Some ul the above Sieamers have first- class acommodation for a limited number lot passengers.CANADA-SOUTH AFRICAN JOINT SERVICE TO CAPETOWN, PORT ELIZABETH, EAST LONDON AND DURBAN.*Wyandotte *Fitted with cold storage.For further particulars apply .Aug 10 to a certe da eat re | Cabin passengers (Second Class), © Aug.6 July\u2014*Mancheater Trader July 28 | 19 July\u2014*Maochester Commerce .Aug.11 : 26 July\u2014Monchester Importer Aug.18! 7 VERUFXS, SVITAUX À CO.LIMITED, Peak's l'land, Portland, Me.AGENTS, .MONTREAL, | DOMINION LINE STEAMSHIPS Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool | ; SOUTHWARK ,.La + Lu +» July 21 CANADA .12 vv ee ve us July 3, KENSINGTON .o «oo .AUB.4 OTTAWA Ce ee ee aren Aug.11 DOMINION Aug.13 FIRST-CLASS, $70.00-875.00, according to steamer MODERATE RATE SERVICE.On steamers carrying only one class of to whom is given the accommodation situated in the beet part of the steamer.$42.50 and $45.00 to Liverpool: $47.50 to London.Third Class passengers booked to prin- 315.09 and \u2018ral points in Great Britain at $27.30.berthed in 2 and 4 berth rooms.For all information, apply to Local Agents, or to DOMINION LINR, 17 8¢.sacrament Street Montreal.Reford Agencies.DONALDSON LINE GLASGOW WEEKLY SERVICE, FROM MONTKEAL.SS.MARINA (Cold Storage) .July 19 SS.ATHENIA (cold storage) .July 26 8S.SALACIA .- .Aug.2 ss.LAKONIA (cold \u2018storage) Aug.9\" Accommodation for a limited number of passengers.Rates\u2014Cabln, $35.00 to $42.50.Steerage, $25.00.DONALDSON BROS., Glasgow.THOMSON LINE LONDON WEEKLY SERVICE.FROM MONTKHAL.; ss.HURONA .\u2026 .« .\u2026.Ju.y 14 SS.KILDONA .se ++ ve ve sere July 2i ss.IONA July 28 All Steamers fitted\u2019 with \u201ccold storage and cool air.LEITH SERVICE ss.JACONA .eee ve ee 0.July 27 ABFRDERN SERVICE, - 88.ESCALONA .Aug.24 NEWCASTLE SERVICE.SS.JACONA .+.+4 vecscsseus July 29 LORD LINE TO GARDIFL.- ss.LORD IVEAGH .FT THE ROBERT REFORD.co.L milite, 25 St.Sacrament street, Montreal.ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.ROYAL MAIL SERVICE =FINEST AND FASTEST= EMPRESSES MONTREAL, QUEBEC and LIVERPOOL.July 21, Sat.Lake Manito*a : July 26.Thur.Empress of Britain Aug.4, Bat.9, Thur.Empress of Ireland 18, Sat.Lake Erte | and weekly thereafter.MONTREAL to LONDON DIRECT.Aug.July 29, Mount Temple .,.3rd, $26.50 Aug.5, Lake Michigan ., .3rd, $26.50 Aug.12, Montrose 2nd, $40.00 ss.Lake Champlain and Lake Erte carry | only One Class ofr Cabin passengers (Second Class), to whom le given the accom- rrodation situated in the best part of the | steamer at $42.50 and $45.00.3rd, $26.50.Lake Manitoba\u2014let, $35.00 and upwards; 2nd, $40.00; 3rd, $26.50.Empresses\u2014let.$80.00 to $45.00 and $47.50: 3rd, $28.75.Board of Trade Building, St.Sacrament St $500 00; 2nd, \u201cA CHARMINC TRIP | Down the Gulf of St.Lawrence.SS.\u201cGASPESIEN,\u201d $27.00.Montreal to Gaspe and Return.The above rates include ineals and berth.People desirous to escape from the dust and hurry of city life during tne hot monthe of the summer, sboud take che trip from Montrea.to Gaspé, on the well filted and comfortable steamer \u2018\u2019GASPE- SEEN,\" weeks.This trip of seven hundred miles, ls al most equal to a transatlantic one, without the discomfort of e&ea-eickness.The steamer supplies a first class blll of fare, and the officers are most obliging.Leaves MONTREAL, Victoria Pler, at 2 o'clock pm.on TUESDAY.July 23th, Aug.Zlst, Aug.\u2018th.Sept.4th.For Freight or Passage.etc., apply, A.LEMIEUX, Agent, 118 Coristine Building.CARDS \u2014AND- COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY DONBE, At the * Witness\u2019 Office, JoB DEPARTMENT.BUS ESS LD NEWSPAPERS , eu.laDie -UL wrappillg purposes, fer sale at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, in 19-id packages, at $i per 100 ihe ALLAN LINE.LIVERPOOL VIA MOVILLE, ROYAL MAIL SERVICE » i DIM K RAILWAY A Uh hs 30) MONTREAL \u2014 TORONTO.Leave Montreal \u201c9.00 a.m., 79.*§.00 p.m., *10.30 p.m.Arrive Téronto pm, t9.20 p.m., \u201c6.10 a.m., *7 am.Elegant Cafe Parlor Car on 9 a.m.train.Pullman Sleeping Car on 8 p.m- and 10.30 p.m.trains.MONTREAL\u2014OTTAWA.Leave Montreal.18.00 a.m., *2.40 am.14.10 po.#7,30 p.m.Arrive Ottawa.111.00 a.m., *12.40 p.m., %7.10 p.m., *10.30 p.m.Leave Ottawn.*8.35 a.m., \u201c3.30 p.m., 47.15 p.m.i Arrive Montroal.*6.30 p.m., 16.00 p.m., ' ®11.35 a.m., ! +19.15 p.m.Pullman Buffet car on 8.0 a.m.18.00 p.m., | from From From Frou Liverpool.Montreal, Quebec.\u20185 July\u2014VICTORIAN 19 July9am 11pm, 12 July\u2014IONIAN 26 July 4 a.m.8 pm: '19 July\u2014VIKGINIAN 3 Aug.9 a.m.! Midnieht.26 July\u2014TUNISIAN .9 Aug.4 a.m.1 p.m.Ttis tn be noted that the Ailan Line steamers sail frum Montreal, and the hour of sailing has been ar ranged so us Lo give the passenger a view of the noble St.Lawrence by daylicht.The trip down is & moving panorama the whole way.TUNISIAN'S record passage Rimouski to Moviile, I< 6 days 6 hours.VIRGINIAN'S record passage Timonek! la 6 daye 0 Loure VIRGINIAN and VICTORIAN are ths larzest, finest, and faateat pair of Turbine steamers in the world.The engine: nf His Majesty's yacht and H.M 8.Dreadnought, the larzest and most powerful battleships ever conatructed, are after the same design as Virginian and Victorian.marit being absolute freedom from vibration.Midship saloons, spacious promenade decks, eisotria lights throughout.FIRST-CLASS $70 and up.SECOND-CLASS, Liverpool, Londonderry, 842- 30 apd up.Return tickets at reduced rate.THIRD-OLA33 Lirorpon, Londos.or 927.50, and 3 :3.75, accordinz to s%eamar.MOXTREAY TO GLASGOW, Numidian .18 July Corinthian .Mongolian .26 July Sicilian.One class cabin called second.snd upwards.Third clases, $26.50.Apply toH.8A ALLAN.UEBEC STEAMSHIP CO, Ltd.Morville to Belfast, RIVER AND GULF OF ST.LAWRENCE.Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes.THE WELL and favorably known ss.\u2018CAMPANA,\u2019 1,700 tone, lighted by electricity, and Li.all modern comforts, leaves Montreal, on Mondays, at 2 pme ond, 15th, and 30th July; 13th and; 2th August; 10th and 24th September, for Pictou, N.S.calilng at Quebec, Gaspe.Mai Bay, Perce.Cape Cove, Summerside, P.E.I., and Charlottetown, P.E.1.BERMUDA Summer excursion, $35, by the new twin screw SS.\u2018Bermudian,\u2019 5500 tons.Sall- ings from New York fortnightly, from 6th June to 21st November Temperature, cooled by eea breezes, seldom rises above 80 degrees.The finest trips of the season for health and comfort.ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebee.For freight, passage and Staterooms, apply to J.6.BROCK «& CO., Agents, 211 Commissioners street, city.Their great .Grend River, | i Montreal, and 5.00 p.m.; lawa © Parlor Cams on all ,real and Ottawa.| FAMOUS ALGONQUIN PARK.| | Parry Sound (Rose Pt.), Georglan Bay Points.Thoee desiring to visit above points can Jeave Montreal at 5.00 a.m.dally, except Sundey Through Pullman buffet car on above train.{ PORTLAND\u2014OLD ORCHARD.Lezve Montreal *8.01 a.m., 8.15 p.m.Arrive Portland *5.45 p.m., \u201c6.40 a.m.Arrive Old Orcharg *6.32 p.m., *7.36 a.m.Sleeping and Parlor Montreal, Portland and to Old Orchard.i Elegant Café Car Service on day traine between Montreal and Portiand.MONTREAL-BOSTON And points tn NEW ENGLAND STATES TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, LYE.MONTREAL &% oo ARR.BOSTON 0555.Cafe-Parlor care and through coaches od day trains.Sleeping cars aad through coaches on Dight trains.MONTREAL NEW YORK.Leave Montreal 17.21 a.m., 110.15 a.m.°8.10 p.m., *11.30 p.m.Arrive New York 18.00 pm.t9.00 p.m\u2026 *8.10 a.m., *1.33 p.m.MONTREAL \u2014 PLATTSBURG.| Leave Montreal 17.21 am, t10.15 am.*6.45 p.m., *8.10 p.m., *11.30 p.m.Arrive Piattshurg {9.50 a.m.112.15 p.m., *8.00 pm., *10.15 pm., *1.40 am.HS EYAMR *Daily.tWeek days.CITY TICKET OFFICES, 187 St, Jams: Stross, Tolophonss Man 460 ant 451 or Bonnvontn-» Station.Lake Champlain « 3 sailing from Montreal every wo | | IE ; MAIL LINE STEAMERS BETWEEN MONTREAL AND OTTAWA EXCURSION T0 CARILLON, $1.00.Take 8 a.m., Train for Lachine.C2 Hudson, by C.P.R., 13 pm, return boat, $1.00.\u2014 St.Anne's, C.P.R.or G.T.R.; return boat, 5ûc.er Lachine, G.T.R., 5 p.m., return ce boat, 0c.Head Office, 165 Common street.Tel.Main 1029.Ticket Offices, St.James street, Nos.137, 128 and 178; Windsor Hotel: G.T.Ry.Bonaventure Station and St.Henri.MONTREAL - TORONTO LINE.\u2014 Via Thousand Islands and Rochester, N.Y.Steamers leave dally except Sundays, at 2.15 p.m.MONTREAL-TORONTO-HAMILTON Via Thousand Islands and Bay of Quinte.Steamers leave cn Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 2.30 p.m.LIND MONTREAL-QUEBEC LINE leave daily at 7 p.m.Steamers SAGUENAY LINE\u2014From Quebec, at 8.30 a.m.Dally, CITY TICKET OFFICE, 128 ST.JAMES ST., Opp.Post Office.CENTS FOR SALE AT THE \u2018WITNESS OFFICE.HEALTH, REST & RECREATION | THEIL BONAVENTURE UNION DEPOT SUMMER TRAIN SERVICE.4 Trains Daily.1.25! AM.Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup, Cacouna, Bic, Rimouski and Litt'e Metis.leaves 7.25 a.m.dally except Sunday.Parlor Car Montreal to Little Mets, \u2018\u201c MARITIME EXPRESS\" -For 8¢, 12 Hyacinthe Drummondville, Lovis, Quebec, Riviere du Loup.noon, the Bydneys.Leaves at 12.00 noon dally, except Satur- day.Through siecping car to Halifax.I 30 \u201cOCEAN LIMITED\u201d \u2014 For Levis, (Quebec) Murray Bay, Cap a a M.L'Aigle, Riviere du Loup, Ca- ET) couna,Little Motis,Matapedia, Luxe.Moncton, St.John and Halifax.Leaves 7.30 p.m., daily, except Saturday.\u2018Through eleeping care to Riviere Quelle Whart (for Murray Bay points); Little Metis, St John and Halifax.11.45| NIGHT EXPRESS for QUEBEC and | PM.intermediate Stations.Dally, ex\u2018ept Sunday, at 11.45 pm.A | 6leep.ng cor ie attac hed to this tra'm, whieh ! passengers can OCCUpy after 9.00 p.m.GASPE AND BAY CHALEUR.Passengers leaving by the Maritime Ex.\u2018press at 12 nocn, Tuesdaye, and 7.30 p.m.\u2026 \u201cOcean Limited.\" Fridaye, wil: connect at * Campbdeliton with SS.\u2018Lady Etieen.\u2019 | All trains of the Intercolonial Rallway \u2018 arrive and depart from the \u2018Bonaventura | Union Depot.\u2019 CITY TICKET OFFICE.st.Lawrence Hall\u2014141 St.James street, or Booavesture Depot.Tel.Ma'n 615.J, J.M-CONNIFF.City Pass & Tkt.Agent ps.\u2014 Write for free copy, Tours 0 Svmmer Haunts, via \u2018Ocean Limited | \u2018Train de Luxe.-\u2014 \u2014 Drain Fipes, &o Cement, DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENTS, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.W.«4 F, P.CURRIE & C9), 345 Se.James Street STEAMBOATS TO RENT FOR EXCURSIONS, Day or Night.Apply to J.A.LAMARRE.se, Heleu's Island Ferry Shed.tcl.Main 88 Moncton, 8t.John, Halifax and | \u201c5 Farm Laborers\u2019 Excursion.| trains from Ot- trains between Mont- T0 rsDar, Jury 17, 1908 TCT.ES PACIFIC = > CLASS To Manitoba, Saskatchewan 2nd an For and Alberta Coe + $12.00 Sa .A Good Going from Moutresl en August 3eth Aer 1906.AT 4.Full particuiars on application bares Eon .3 « ne be Î tre - Fos enr BETWEEN ter tw MONTREAL \u2014 VAUDREUIL them of apd intermediate s:ations, : Lesve Windsor Station\u2014 8iv am, 12.20 pm, 3.00 pm, »00 pm, Ne ; Leave Vaudreutl\u2014 to» 10.20 a.m., 1.30 p.m., £230 p.m, 9.19 p.m.ed The above service is dally, buudays X= ; #1 at cepted.: Car service between : DAY EXPRESS - For 8t.Myacintho, | Drummondyville, Levis, Quebec, .| | i i \u2018 7 LEAVE WINDSOR STATION.{ 1 | Co OTTAWA TRAINS.Trains a day Each Way, 18.45 am.*3.40 a.m, £10.00 a.m.14.00 pom., *9.40 p.m.\"10.15 pm.Parior or Sleeping Care on above trans LEAVE PLACE VIGER ~ +8.% a.m.15.4 pm a *Daily.tDally except Suzday.#8u0- .daye only.4.MONTREAL-OTTAWA SLEEPING CAR Sieepiug car ts attached \u2018o train leaving eme mat SE se ; a Wizdéor Station datiy at 10.15 pm.At Ottawa, paseengers fa: Mon\u2018rea.may board x.car any time after $ (à pm, and remalæ 7.1D e:eeper until] 8.90 am.I.oo CAFE PARLOR CAR ; a » BETWEEN Ww, MONTREAL AND QUEBEC.vy An Elegant Café-Parjor Car is attached te train leaving Plare Viger at R.6 am a daily except Sunday, for Quebec = DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE , CL MONTREAL i BOSTON | and New England Points.Lv.W:udeur Station 5% am.and 7.45 pme Ê : Arr.Boston .720 am and 810 pm, ¥ ' Parior or Sleeping Care on above trains.Sleeping and Parlor Car Servioe Between ; Montreal and Oid Orchard Beaoh | A throueh Sleeping Car leaves Windsor , Station daily at 745 p.m.for Portland, - | Me., and Old Orchard Beach.Parlor Car leaves dally, Sunday excepted, for the White Mourtains, Portland, Me, and 0.4 Orchard Beach, at 8 aan.St.Andrews-by-the-Sea | SLEEPING CAR SERVICE \u2014Through = | E'repers eave Wonlror Siret TX pm, [A | Tuesdays and Fridays, for S: Andrew 8, : iNB Heturning, \u2018eave 3° Andrews Mon- : ! days and Wednesday, arriving Moa*real AL am.next day Homeseoekers\u2019 Excursions.COLOVNIST CLASSE TO THR CANADIAN NORTHWEST JULY 17th 19900 Geod to return within \u20ac0 days © Winnipeg, Man.$32.90 Brandon, Man 213 5% Mowbray.Man.3315} Moosom.n Sask 36.29 Deloraine, Man.33.30 l.pion.Sask 3575 Lrleton, Man.3400 Regina, Sask 3S Eatevan, Sask.35.00 Naskaroon Sask.37 25 Souris Man, 33.30 Mooaeiaw Sask, 36 00 Arcola.Sask Uw Pr oAlher! Sask.38 0) Lenora, Man, 31,00 No.Bartleford.340) Miniota, Man 34,06 Macleod Ah 4000 : Binscarth.Man.34.25 Calgary AIS 405 Yorkton.Sask.35.00 Red Dor An 414 Sheho.Sask.31.5) Strathcona A b 4200 r Proportionazely low ratesto incr s'6129h0 City Tleket @ffice : 199 Bt.James st, Next Par OBre | R utland R allroad Windsoi Street Station.Trains Leave as fo::ows: 8.50 a.m.GREFN MOUNTAIN FLYER arriving Burlington 11 A a.m Troy 4.15 pm, Albanv Le m.New York 54 pm \u201cBoston 7 Ta pm Worceater\u201d 4\" p.80 1.10 p.m.\u2014 NIGHT EXPRESS arr rng Bar.lington 10.10 p m.Troy 2» am N=% York 7 Isa.m Bostou 709 x uw Wor cestor 6.27 a.m.Pullman Sleaping snd Parr REFIT Y through trains.Secure accommodations and 4 °c 0519 Bt.Jamesstreet and Windom Zia\".08.T.M.FALLON City Paseenga- a 1 T er Age \u2014 _ \u2014 BLACK DIAMOAD SS.LINE The Popular Passenger Steamer \u201cBONAVISTA\u201d Is intended to sai.10 p.m.JULY For CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.The SYDNEYS, C.B.And ST.JOHN'S, Newfoundiands 2th, For fares acon on Apply to J.E.COOKSON, 0 Pass Au «Toi.Main 449i, 112 St.James 8t TrrapAy, Jury 17, 1906 QUITS.t'e DParoness Tautphoeus.) \u201cANY OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS Nixon, the youngest son of na merchant, having vpn.her son, Harry.: ta control of her 1 M.lway,, to whose London vaungz daughter Leonora at \u201con \u2018he death of her parents.| =\" Lord Medway, his tather hav.: 1-4 takes her to thelr sub- le or n The W.liows,\u201d where hl: ele- fae.makss her welcome.The L \u201cou y toge ber until the arrival aa; and ber two elder daugb- * -x lyonora ehould have gone : .-# \u201cy brothers, whom the s*eti1 10 despise.Lady Mel- + - 4, Charles Thorpe, per- } + Eraphen to eend \u2018or AS end of a year.his gon, me, falls in love with s Lady Trebleton.ctravagance, he dies! : > makes Nora sole | 2.death, shortly after, the | : on r Uncle Gilbert's home.art \u2018ar Uncle Gilbert and : he meets her half- = em 1 in, and learns af Jane Thorpe.La- senburg, they meet :; and hear from - x \u2014-\"zan mystery play oth coi A1 -Cantinued {aly mentioned this din A vrder to prove the m gl - -; AsRZ Ovcasionaily to \u201cexe .- None is travelling as we Pnese Most polite priests si us to apply to a M.Zwink, ; .arver, and the person is man- ar.director vi the theatre at { ; own and should he not be able t rrange evervthing to our satisiac- 1 am to inquire of hun for Pater D.1 az.Now vou see this Pater Ignaz m.: one of those who sp ke to me with: LD \u2018 an introduction, and who.having! ~arved a civil answer from me, may.-chaps, be verv useful tn us in the saine s- 0 place to which we are going\u201d : m what way do you intend to IR use of the young artis\u201d with the eves\u201d demanded Georgina ironi- ving ; As tz: ambnlating zuule bank,\u201d replied oard a.demur-ly \u20181 find him even more malm \u201ca than Murrar\" es he will no: be satisfied with wement \u201c san! Georgina.\u2018He \u201c1 ta me \"> expect to be considered Nora, \u2018and that he un \u201ctel Georgina, \u2018it is even she whispered.\u2018Don\u2019t you think it would be a good plan if you went to bed now?\u2018Perhaps it would; but as there is a doctor in the room, I think I'll just ask i I ought not to take something\u2019 Nora did not wait to hear his answer: and no sooner was he joined hy his daughter than he approached Dr.X\u2014, and having bowed in a pleasant.condescending manner, drew a chair to the table, and sat down beside him.Imagining he wished to see the \u2018Strangers\u2019 Book the doctor politely moved it towards h'm.Mr.Nixon shook his head mournfully \u2018Can I in any way be of use to you?asked the doctor, in French, vainly endeavoring to suppress a smile., Again Mr.Nixon shook his head, sigh- Fr out the words\u2014'English, English) My father can only spe \u201cnglish,\u2019 explained Georgina.y speak English, Ah\" said the doctor, leaning on his elbow.and pausing for a moment, before he added, \u2018Well, T can speak English.Do you wish me to interpret for vou.\u2019 Sir!\u201d cried Mr.Nixon, with that feeling of relief which only those who have \u201cheard \u20ac unknown tongues spoken around them for some weeks can experience on again unexpectedly hearing their own\u2014 Sir.T am delighted to make your ac- quamtance!\u201d and with a good-humored laugh he continued: \u2018When I saw you reading these books full of names to the company, I desired my son to find out who you were, and he has just now in- fromed me that you are the celebrated Dr.X\u2014\" I know, sir, that men of vour profession do not like to he asked for advice when they are travelling for their amusement; but, as they say, \u2018Necessity has no law,\u201d and \u2018\u2019Needs must when the devil drives.\u201d\u201d The doctor turned to an acquaintance at the other ride of him.and muttered between his teeth, \u2018Mad, or not mad\u2019?\u2014 that is the question.\u2019 \u2018Now.the fact is, doctor,\u201d continued Mr.Nixon, \u2018I have always been a remarkably healthy man.and though, when our travelling-carriage was being built, I consented to the portable medi- cine-chest, it was with the firm belief that none of the patent medicines would ever find their way down my throat.Now, my daughter, Miss Nixon.is quite different\u2014she likes medicine, and takes her pill every night regular.\u2019 \u2018Is it possible\u201d asked the doctor, slowlr, and looking with unfeigned astonishment at Georgina, whose face became crimson; \u2018is it possible you like eating pills\u201d \u2018Papa Is only jesting,\u201d she answered, in a voice tremulous from vexation.\u2018Not a bit of it, Gregory.I assure you, doctor, no apothecary could manage the little scales, or weight and measure with greater nicety than my dangh- ter: she can make up pills, and\u2014' \u2018Good-night, paper,\u2019 said Georgina, in that distinct, quick manner which is so very demonstrative of female displeasure.\u2018Stay.Georgy.stay; I have only a few words to say to the doctor, and then we can go together.\u2019 She sat down at little distance, elight- Iv contracting her brows, and biting her under lip, while her father continued, in a low.confidential tone\u2014'You must know, doctor.that late hours never did, and never will, agree with me.1 like living at the West End, and being in gnod society, amazingly; but only those who have been brought up to it, like my ed te tha-\u2014in fa t he appears to am.imself quite equal.if not su- : manner to John just that of a person con- E han one on whom a Las e.nz eonterred.\u2019 Bu 1 ln T exactly see mm what way vo n° g a favor.\u2019 ba vioose understand me.Neru, av! ar annored at what I said in nev abeus Cntroduections® Nes 0 Fast, T'assure vou,\u201d she 1% ero me side to allow some \u2019 Los A young and pre'ty Ds pes \u2018 aul smiled.while her ins.: ; \u2026 ridressing Georg na in Fran as Ger if she would accom- vice vn en tne Belvidere.to gee what > win nf fine weather for .x ach Von Dok a7 affeted astonishment ndsoë.ac q \u201c1 by a s'ranger.Geor- land, oo corses nb, and enldly der Car : proffered ewvility, 1 O4 L Wolke th zo very much! sud | Nos resving that her cousin John Sax 7 \u201con to much engaged to be RY 9 sPrvire, ea Loris rame\u201d cried the vounz rough er Toe \u20181 know vou are a om.Delmer hut my governess Was an Enz- : rew's, 05 man, ad Iocan explun every- Mon- YU to Yen in your own language arreal Nora mavet an while Waldemar | away and seemed to have no SORESN toa ~amrany them.although ons.nas! abserved, tha:, on entering the mon had appeared well acquainted her rompanions, and had in- friend Torp to them.CNR was siffinz near the door va amentable state of bewilderment.: Nara he cried.despondinglv.ass 1 \u201cnes don't answer for a man at 4 T 06 233 53 ~ AN ; c 34.20 \u2019 ; Lite!\u201d whether it's the rec- 3575 Lu Fer 0 the jabbering about me 511 ; dent understand, T can't ex- \u201c355 (0 sa7, but I never felt en oddish in 33.00 LE ie Ny rea, ir I had had it.> 39.00 Tod Save sé: me all rights, Tam 40.00 Sr Wise she enarcer.that French 10-52 ; >, Along, waz thinking about when 4150 PF 5 Lon sure I ein ' tell.for actions A.mrtera tan a word the musta- _.al says ta me If Jack had st PC an Encish convrer as T 'asked him.7d never hive happened.and ; Power's believe a word ahant in able to find an English > wish ve hal gven the vad 7 ames af TemKking or even Mra, 2 PU anoçer fer rt wend Ch bn Pa gs tent Why they ., 245 Mines In onvrnienced aa! ve 3 ; TOWht we are to have For .\u201comarres T7 dont know\" A mewnre | Nora.ennsolingly LYER den males vourse'f unhanne oy 4.15 Le x who rin faire rare of Ki Le , Nate wir w il be taken : = Bare 70 Adam.then bending down.New * Wor- rs OR ss 130 Agent the diands son and daughter.can find riding in the park.and dining at eight o'clock, and going to evening swarries, quite easy and natural.I moved too late in life, and can't get used to it, especially the late \"hours; so that I often wish myself back again in\u2014in\u2014the street we used to live in, ag my daughter says.We knew many pleasant sociable people there, who dined at rational hours, and better and more plentifully than at more fashionable places.My father used to dine at five o'clock; by degrees, to please Mrs.Nixon, we got on to ex o'clock; my daughter has brought uz on to seven or vight: and T suppose my grandchildren will dine at nine or ten, as I have done to-day\u2019 But it has disagreed with me, doctor\u2014disagreed in the most uncomfortable manner.Perhaps the walk up the Alps may have increased by appe- tite\u2014I may have eaten more than usual.Now, doctor.vou see, the late\u2014the second dinner and the wine having dis- i agreed with me.1 should be very much | obliged to you if you would tell me what | I ought to take before I go to bed.\u2018Punch,\u2019 said the doctor, who had listened to him with undeviating attention.What?\" eried Mr.Nixon, opening his eves as wide as the hds would permit.\u2018Punch.\u2019 repcated the doctor, nodding his bead.\u2018Hush!\u2019 cried Mr.Nixon, with a wink and a gesture of hia thumb towards his daughter, to whom he then turned.and affectionately observed, \u2018I say, (Feorgy, dear.I'm keeping you up a great deal too long; vou had better not wait for me any longer: adding in a whisper.\u2018Uncommon clever man, this doctor; he \"thinks T ought to take something before iT gn to bed, and is just going to pre seribe for me\u201d (Had to be released, Georgina immedi- atelv left the room; and Mr Nixon.drawing still closer to the table and the doctor, observed, \u2018My daughter does not like punch\u2019 To this observation no answer was made.The doctor did not seem to think i* of any importance whether or not Miss Nixon liked punch; and Mr.Nixon continued, as it were mm explanation: \u2018She may.for ail I know, in point of fact, like the taste of punch, and it may be only the vulgarity of the thing that she so specially abhors\u2014\u2019 \u2018Vulgarity!\u201d repeated the doctor; \u20181 never heard that punch was vulgar.\u2018Why.sir, cried Mr.Nixon, \u2018my daughter savs it is so shockingly vulgar, that since we left the\u2014street we used to live in.and come to Eaton place.1 have never been allowed to see anything of the kind at my table! 1 can conscientiously say that I have not tasted punch for nine, or perhaps ten.years; but if vou recommend it, I shall have no sort of objection to try a tumbler\u2014 medicinally, vou know.medicinally Jl sav.just order the materials, will you?1 know nothing about the materials, said the doctor; \u2018but I can order the THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS Grandfather's Cure REAT medicine, \u2014 the Sawbuck.Two hours a day sawing wood will keep anyone's Bowels regular.No need of pills, Cathartics, Castor Oil nor \u201c\u2018Physic,\u201d if you'll only work the Sawbuck regularly.Exercise is Nature's Cure for Constipation and,\u2014Ten-Mile walk will do, if you haven't got a wood pile.* * * But, if you will take your Exercise in an Easy Chair, there's only one way to do that, and make a Success of it.Because, \u2014 there's only one kind of Artifical Exercise for the Bowels and its name is \u2018\u201cCASCARETS.\u201d Cascarets are the only means to exercise the Bowel Muscles, without work.They don't Purge, Gripe, nor \u2018\u2018upset your Stomach,\u2019 becauss they don't act like Cathartics.for Constipation They don't flush out your Bowels and Intestines with a costly waste of Digestive Juice, as Salts, Castor Oil, Calomel, Jalap, or Aperient Waters, always do.No.\u2014 Cascarets strengthen and stimulate the Bowel Muscles instead.These are the Muscles that line the Food passages and that tighten up when Food touches them, thus driving that Food on to its Finish, They are the Muscles that turn Food into Strength through Nutrition.Well, \u2014a Cascaret acts on your Bowel-Muscles as if you had just Sawed a cord of wood, or walked ten miles.That's why Cascarets are safe to take continuously in health; and out of health, Because they move the Food Naturally, digesting it without waste of tomorrow's Gastric Juice.They thus work all the Nutrition out of it before it decays.The thin, flat, Ten Cent box is made to fit your Vest Pocket, or \u2018My Lady's\" Purse.Carry it constantly with you and take a Cascaret whenever you suspect you need one.Thus you will ward off Appendicits Constipation, Indigestion, \u2014 and other things besides.Druggists\u201410 Cents a Box.Be very careful to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Company, and never sold in bulk, Every tablet stamped \u2018CCC.\u2019 mu À sample and the famous booklet, \u2018\u2019Gurse of Constipation,\u2019 Free for the asking.Ad- dress Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago or New York, 668 pee GOAL Summer Prices.AMERICAN ANTHRACITE (ALL SIZES) WELSH ANTHRACITE SCOTCH ANTHRACITE Prompt and Careful Delivery.EF ROBERTSON, 206 St: James Street.Bell Tel., Main 4611, Main, 4612; Merchants 206.a punch if you wish it\u2019 while speaking, to a girl who was waiting; and before Mr.Nixon could ex- yress half the satisfaction he felt on bearing that punch was not considered vulgar in Germany, the waitress returned.carrying a covered glass in one hand, and a plate, on which was a large slice of cake, in the other.\u2018Hey?ha! what's that?Must 1 eat that with ?\u201d asked Mr.Nixon, hastily.\u2018Not if vou do not choose, answered the doctor, with a smile, quite uncon- rep He made a sign, | so busily occupied with these that she in i did not see the tears gathering silently scious that he was being consulted as a physician, and thinking his companion singularly simple for a person who looked so intelligent.(To be continued.} CHILDREN'S CORNER.\u2018STEADFAST AND TRUE\u201d (By Stella G.Florence.) When Norma awoke on her birthday morning the sunlight was streaming radiantly in through the muslin curtains, as if eager to bestow upon her mother nature's smile and blessing.And that i8, perhaps, the way that Norma herself felt about it, for she sprang hastily out of bed and ran to the window, whence she could look out on the old-fashioned garden, just beginning to show a tinge of green here and there, as though the infant spring had stepped lightly over it and had sprung to life under her fairy icet.It's a glorious day for a birthday) Norma said to herself, joyously, \u2018and I'm just as glad as I can be that it happens to be Saturday, because that means that { won't have to spoil it by poring over poky old books.I don't think one ouzht to have to go to school on one's birthday, seeing that it comes only once a vear And Oh, isn°t it just splendid that I'm twelve years old to-day, and that I'm going to have a birthday party to-night\u2019 1 Tegin to feel now as if I were really, truly, growing up at last! Whether she were actually growing up or not it was a very hght-hearted little Norma that presently ran downstairs to breakfast, to be grected with loving kisses from grandpa and granamamma, and to find beside her plate a most enticing pile of mysterious looking packages.rome of whith the postman had just brought.Fortunately she was soon \u2014 in the tender eyes that watched her\u2014 tears that were furtively brushed away before they had time to fall.Norma herself had been too young when her parents died to realize the extent of her loss, but in her joyous youth on this birthday morning the grandparents, who had cherished her since her babyhood, saw again the buoyant spirits of the brave young soldier who had been their only son and Norma's father.Norma was 80 like him, their eves telegraphed to each other across the table.livery word, every gesture brougnt the boy Norman back to them again.By this time Norma, quite forgetting her breakfast in her eagerness to look at her birthday gifts, had reached the Jast and most mysterious looking of all her packages\u2014a little square parcel wrapped carefully in lavender-scented_ tissue paper und tied up with a bit of faded blue ribbon.The wrappings 1emovrd, there came into view à small leather case, and In this, resting on a bed of blue velvet, lay an old-fashioned gold locket, with the monogram \u2018N.15° in tiny pearls, and around it, in old English lettering, an inscription which Norma was too excited at the moment to decipher.With trembling fingers she pressed the spring and the locket flew open, disclosing the miniatures of a smiling brown- eved girl and a handsome, boyish-looking nan.\u2018Papa and mamma!\u2019 exclaimed Norma, gazing with reverent eyes at the dear faces of thie young mother whom she had never known and the father whom she could but faintly remember.\u2018Oh, grand- mamma.am I really to have this for my very own?\u2018For your very own, Norma\u201d said Mrs.Randolph, with a tender smile.Then, after a pause, she went cn: \u2018It was one of vour father's wedding gifts to your mother, dear.but it has been in my keeping since\u2014since he\u2014went away.Now that his little girl is so fast growing into a woman I think he would wish me to pass it on to her.Treasure it greatly, Norma, for the memories it carries with it are very sacred.\u2019 (To be Continued.) \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 DAILY TEXT.July 17.Fear not, little flock; for it is your Tather\u2019s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.-Luke xi, 32, you of Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla, your doctor if he endorses this.Pale?Thin?It does great things for children.à good appetite, improves their digestion, builds up their general health.Ask We have no secrets! Wo the f How is it with the children these days?Have they pienty of grit, courage, strength?Or are they thin, pale, delicate ?This reminds It gives them ublish or Co., all our medicines! Mags.ormul t TEACHER WANTED, HOLDING DIPLO- 11 Teachers Wanted, SItTUAations V acant WANTED A TEACHER FOR THE ELEmentary School at St.Constant, for a term of eight or nine months.Salary, $18.00 per month.Apply to JOHN ADAM, Secretary-Treasurer.St.Constant, P.Q WANTED TWO TEACHERS (MALE) FOR City School.Model and elementary.Apply at once, with references and state salary, to TEACHERS, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.TEACHERS WANTED \u2014 WANTED FOR the Municipality of Clarendon, County of Pontiac, Que., five Elementary School Teachers, and one Model School Teacher.to supply the vacancies in said municipality.Applicants will please state grade of Diploma, where obtained, and the salary expected.Applications addressed to the undersigned.HUGH MATHESON, Sec.-Treasurer, Shawville, Que.Dated at Shawville, 14th July, 1906.WANTED, FOR STE.URSULE FALLS, Dissentient School, Lady Teacher, for September: capable of teaching both languages.Apply to REV.JEAN J.ROY, St.Ursula Falls, Que.TEACHER WANTED, BY THE COMMISsioners of the Township of Hatley, as Principal of Hatley Model School.The Model Grades and Grade I.Academy required to be taught.For particulars apply to MR.J.F.WOODMAN, Manager, Hatley, Que.JOHN P.BOWEN, Secretary-Treasurer.WANTED, FEMALE TEACHER (MODEL Diploma) for Prince Albert School, St.Henry; duties commence September 4th.Applicants state references and salary required to T.C.FLEMING, Sec\u2019y, P.O.Box 878, Montreal.TEACHER WANTED, HOLDING ELEmentary Diploma, for No.3, or Robson School.Term 8 months, commencing Sept.4.Salary, $160.00.Apply ROBT.ELLERTON, Sec.-Treas.Hemmingford, Que.WANTED, A TEACHER FOR LA BELLE Riviere Protestant School.Apply with references to DR.E.L.LAURIN, Ste.Scholastique, Que.ma, for the Mascouche Rapids Protestant School.Term 10 months, beginning Sept.3.Salary, $180.Apply to GEO.K.ROBINSON, Mascouche Rapids, Que.\"WANTED, FOR RIVER DESERT School, a Protestant Teacher, holding first class diploma: salary, $25 per month; duties to commerce 3rd Sept.Apply to WILLIAM SMITH, Secretary-Treasarer.River Desert P.O., Que.River Desert, July 9, 1906.WANTED\u2014A TEACHER WITH ELEMENtary diploma, for a nine months\u2019 school, beginning on Sept.17th: salary, $22.00.Apply to J.HORACE LORD,School Secretary, Grande Ligne, Que.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bargains, TAA CoA Ys = © 1S Sn 00 maakt tr 0 ANY KINDLING FOR THE MILLION, Kindling $2.00; Cut Maple, $3.00; Mill Blocks, $1.75; cut any length ; also, Anthracite Coal; delivered anywhere in the city.J.C.MACDIARMID, No.2 Canal Basin, cor.of Guy and Willlam streets.Beil Telephone Main 452.FOR SALE, KINDLING WOOD \u2014 GOOD dry box cuttings make the cheapest kindling wood ; delivered within city WANTED, A SMART LAD FOR V'\\REhouse, one about leaviug school wn.! re.sidlog tn Westmount preferred.Apply TOOKE BROS., 32 St.Elizabeth ave, St.Henri.WANTED, DRAUGHTSMAN.P.O, Box 98), APPLY WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, BY A DBRIT- ish Fire Office, as temporary help, a Stenographer and Typewriter.Apply to P.0.Drawer No.23b3.WANTED, STRONG YOUNG MAN About 18, for work in Press Room.Apply at \u2018Witness Office.WANTED, SMART, INTELLIGENT BOY as apprentice to the jewellery business.Apply to D.BEATTY.137 St.Peter st, opposite \u2018Witness' Office.WANTED, SMART BOY FOR OFFICE.Apply, with references, to Post-Ofñi:e Box 268, city.0120 WANTED, STRONG YOUNG MAN TO AS.\u20acl6t on Press.Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, corner Craig apd St.Peter streets.WANTED, A SMART YOUTH FOR Jubtor position in mercantile office, Apply, stating age, to MANAGER.Box 2234, City.WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, FIFTY EX- rerienced operators on shirts, also, iearn- ers, to make good wages and have permanent positions.Apply No.10 St.Peter street.STENOGRAPHER Wanted Experienced Competent Lady Stenographer for Remington machine.Apply, with references, WATSON JACK & COMPANY, Room 234 Bell Telephone Bldg.WANTED A School Boy to deliver a route of the \u201cWitness\u201d after school hours, Apply at this office.Rooms Lo Let.FUR?FRONT Room, conveniently situated close to cars: good healthy locality.Apply 620 Park ave, near corner Mount Royal avenue.EE I a.Cottage to Let.TO LET, SUMMER COTTAGES at Prouts Neck, Maine, fully furnished; rent $78 to $125 for balance of season; fine situa- tion, close to bathing beach and pice woode.Apply to D.BEATTY, 137 St Peter street, Montreal.Miscellaneous.IN THE MATTER OF THE INTESTATE Succession of the late Frederick Orchard, in his lifetime of the City and District of Montreal, Eequire.Notice 8 hereby given that on Thursday, the twenty- third day of August next (1906), at the Tour of ten of the clock In the forenoon, application will be made In the Superior Court for the Province of Quebec, in the sald District, for Letters of Verification establishing upon what persons the Succession of the said late Frederick Orchard has devolved, and the share of FOR SALE, 3 LOTS ON UPPER HUTCHI- son street, of $500 for cash buyer.For particulars apply 1658A St.Urbain street, Annex.PROPERTY FOR SALE \u2014 A SUMMER cottage, situated on an island, and other property at St.Agathe.Apply V.B., 29 McGill College avenue.INVESTMENT PROPERTY.Centre of the City, near street; good tenement property, $:,500 each, or $15,000 for the block, only part cash r:- quired.Good revenue, 10 percent or over.LAURENTIAN MOUNTAINS.Beautiful and healthy; finest district within a thousand miles.[Easy distance, low fares.Fine lots on beautiful lakes, $6 to $200, with houses, $200 to $2,000.Summer Hotel and large lot, $2,000.Westmount Cottage, 33,900 & 83,250.Modern pressed brick front, nice intericr, all improvements, $3,900.Nice two story cottage, seven rooms, $3,250, Fred.R.Cole, 205 8t.James Street.DIVINE BREATHINGS.TUBSDAY, JULY 17.THE LIVING CHRIST.All that is true of God as the Living One 1s cqually true of Christ.The Father has life in !limseif, so has the Son and He can impart that life to whom He will.1 give unto them eternal lite.(John v., 21, 26; x, 28) He 1x life's source and sustainer.Because I live ye shall live also.He is the Living One who died and is alive fer ever more.(Rev.1.) Jesus 18 the prince of life, the bread and the water of life.he manna from heaven, the water from the rok.He is the allsatistving portion of His people.(Jno.vii, 38 39.) lives they live and shall never see death.(Jno.viii, 51.) They passed through death when Ie died, they rose when He rose.(Col.iii Christ Jesus and years.Death cannot hold It cannot hold believers.Jlad been present Lazarus would not have died.(Jno.xi.) His presence ras d to life every dead body Ie came near.The two men crucified at His side couid not «die while He lived and His dying was the yielding of lis own physical hfe.He had authority to lav it down and te take it up.{Jno.x, 18: xi.250 What became of the discases which caused the deaths of those Iz restored te lite?What becomes of our old sinful nature when we receive our resurrection body?Like the diseases, if is one torever Reo surrection bodies wul be purtest.imeor ruptible, immortal.JIE Tm, a, 1 Tn dying believers do not go mtn dari- ness, they enter Into life im all ns rub nces.Must be sold at & sacrifice | Sherbrooke ! Because Me! 1-4: Gal.vi.14.) If! Christ willed it a man could live à thous-, i I limits for $1.75 per load.Call up Phone each heir.Montreal.25th June.1906.Main 3647.G.& J.ESPLIN, 126 Duke TAIR & CAMERON.Notaries, Royal lao- street.; surance Building, Montreal.\u2014 ete mr fea Property.Lost, Btrayea anda Found.Pe BR it AES ITY STATE I ST A nd SSR = LOST.THURSDAY AFTERNOON, BUNCH of Keys.Finder please return to 170a Canning street, rear.Business Chances.me 0m ia GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY TO ACtive Man.\u2014The controling interest in a well established wholesale businéss for sale: very little competition, advertiser wishing to retire.F., 480, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.To Let.æ \u2014 OFFICE TO LET, FIRST FLOOR, Light, alry and attractive, in \u2018Witness\u2019 Block.Apply t2 MR, McGLAUGHLIN, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.WOOD AVE, near St.Catherine st.Belf-contained Tenements, 7 rooms, every convenience | immediate possession.Mansfield st, near Sherbroeke st.Heated Flats anil free of watar.6 and 7 roems every convenience.immediate possession.All sbove newly tinted sud pasted, for thray yoars (ease.Apply 3)?Bt James street.WANT ADS.ror THE \u2018\u201c WITNESS may te left with A.T.CHAPMAN, Bookseller, 2407 St.Catherine Bt.WM.DRYSDALE & CO , Booksellers and Stationers 2478 Bt, Catherine Street.Or with R.TURNER, Grocer, Point Bt Charles 601 Wellington street, West of Subway.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.CASH TARIFF, Situation Vacant, Situation Wanted, Pu- pills Wanted,Rooms To Let, Articles Found, Second-hand Articles Wanted or For Sale 20 Words for 10c, 1c for each additional word, Bix insertions for the price of four.Property For Sale or To Let Other Articles For Sale.25 Words for 250.1 cent for each additional word.Bix insertions for the price of four.Agents Wanted.25 Words for 500.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTICE PARTICULARLY, Postage Stamps will be Accepted, The above rates are CASH with order.When not prepaid oumerous entries have to be made, and the rate is, ip consequence, uch higher No charge made in eur books for any advertisement of less than five agate lines space.~~ Personals, ns A = an eh Wy Saher at odd 3 poutres nc SES a rams SO + -_\u2014 ma CE Pr | PRES oy a re \u201ces gars D ECS Shp ads PI re Se > [iia Lye Et DEL mr TE im oR I Ps sea dre RE dem 3 12 = TURKEY AND EGYPT Official Correspondence Lets in Light on Recent Incident ATTEMPT WAS MADE IN EGYPT TO FAN MOSLEM FANATICISM INTO FLAME.London, July 16.\u2014A parliamentary white book was issued to-day containing the official correspondence on the Turko-Egyptian imcident.It proves that aggression upon Egyptian territory was deliberately intended in Constantinople and that the purpose of the l'urkish Government was velled by untenable claims on the part of the Porte, and by preposterous stories of counter aggression on the part of Egypt.At the same rime, while the Egyptian (Government was protesting to the Grand Vizier against the invasion of its rights, and was gladly accepting British support, Islamic journals in Egypt were doing their utmost to fan Moslem fanaticism into a flame that would have produced a dangerous revolt, having for its double object to support Turkey and to paralyze the British policy of progress in Egypt.Sir Nicholas O'Connor, the British ambassador at (enstantinople.in a lengthy dispatch dated May 5, reviewing the history of the question, places their aspect of it in a clear light and expresses himself as s0 much impressed by the evasive attituda oi the Porte that he had come to regard as useless further efforts to negotiate Constantinople.Then follow details of the ultimatum served on Turkey.There are several supplemental papers by Lord Cromer.British agent in Egypt, in which he discusses the recrudescence of Moslem Anti-Christian feeling and its dangers.not less from the point of view of Fæypt'e own welfare than from that of British influence in Faypt.and he quotes evidence showing the determination with which the three or four thousand Turkish troops on the Sinai peninsula were prepared to defend their hold on the points they had seized had they Leen attacked or had they received orders from Constantinople to hold their ground.There is a deeply interesting | letter to Lord Cromer from an evidently enlightened and educated Fgvptian, in which.while bearing testimony to all that had been done for Ezvpt by the Tritish policy, and while praying that! war might be averted.he points out] that.once the sword were drawn.there! could no longer he a choice for anv Mos | \u2018em.He must fight for the Sultan.re- | gardless of all considerations.Incidentally.it is shown by ancient zeographics that Fgypt has held the Sinai peninsula since the twelfth century.TO STRENGTHEN THE ARMY.London, July 17.\u2014The R.O.corve- spondent of the \u2018Express\u2019 says that in view of the rapidly increasing [anaticizin of the natives, Lord Cromer, the Brit ish agent in Fzæynt end his advisers heve prepared clanniit> plans for strengthening the Britizn army in tha country, for increasing the garrisons nt Cairo and Khartoum.and for establishing various military posts in the Soudan.It is also intended to restrict the native press.THE SALISBURY DISASTER WAS DUE TO HIGH SPEED, IS VERDICT OF CORONER'S JURY.Salisbury, England, July 16.\u2014The coroner's inquest into the cause of the wreck of the Plymouth steamer express on July 1.whereby 27 a verdict to-day that the derailment of the train was due to the high speed at which it was running, and which was contrary to the company\u2019s orders.It is added shat drivers of trains not stopping at 3 | NAN] eut.Semple, Truro 47 45 L brightened.{ thought that no examinations had been | Corp.Youhill, Winni ; ; - .per 4 43 \u201c$ ; ; made.The doctors were paid one dol- Pte.Smith, Ottawa 44 as a Oyster Bay.N.Y.July 16.\u2014Negotia- Jar for each examination.Mr.Tilley Sergt.Mortimer, Ottawa + a .tions between Salvador and Guatemala | seemed a little dubious as to doctors giv- ; Piper §.Leask, Tordnto 4 LA ; are being arranged to-day by President |ing a thorough examination for this pe Pioard.rama s: i x Roosevelt and Mr.Bacon, acting Secre- i amount, but the witness explained that Sergt J Huggios To \u2018 5 8° tary of State at Sagamore Hill.The | the society only employed doctors of the : ton \u2026.TR 28 + question not yet settled is whether Hon- highest standing.| Sergt.Whitley, Toronto.42 a1 I duras will become a party to the negotiations at this time.It 1s reasoned here that it would hardly be fair to compel Guatemala tn fac: two for- | eign foes in a peace conference at one time.the setlement arranged states primarily involved.ITALIAN SUPERSTITION LEADS TO A SCHOOL BEING SIEGED BY ANGRY PARENTS.by BE- Rome, July 18.\u2014There have been sev- stition and collective Insanity among rustics of Apaulia, The populists of Cerignola, influenced by a ovclone, solemnly prepared for the en t world.The people of Triggiano 1m- mediately imbibed an untraceable rumor that the Queen was ill.and that the King had ordered that the blood of children be collected to aure her.The parents armed themselwes and be- sieg the local school one morning, demanding that their children be restored to them in-tantly., ties had no option and complied.with the result that the school was temporarily closed.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AVERYS TO EMPLOY AMERICAN ASSISTANTS DECLARE ENGLISHMEN ARE HANDICAPPED BY FOOTBALL MICROBE.London, July 16\u2014Mr.Hopkins says.American-trained | that Americans, or men, will be employed to control Avery & Co.'s new scale factory, which will be | established in Milwaukee.He says that what may be called good regimental com- | manders in the commercial world abound in the United States, and adds: \u2018We want men of initiative, with organizing ability.These are scarce in England, although there are legions of amateurs.Our young men are wholly deficient in : Too many of them are handicapped by the football the sense of proportion.microbe.\u2019 ART TREASURES FOR SALE.Vienna, July guandian for the minor who 1s ead of the princely family of ternich-Wineberg, has decid\u2018d the buildirg of the family's art treasures, including paintings by Durer.Holbein.Rembrandt, Van Dyke Rubens.which are estimated t> be worth 81.600,000.The agent to whom the sale has heen entrusted is now on his way to New York, hoping to interest wealthy Americans.the MURDER AND SUICIDE.New York, July 16.\u2014Adam Scheuig, 30 years old, employed at a butcher's shop in East 149th street, to-day shot | and fataly wounded Miss Louise Kar- cher, diughter of his employer.and seriously wounded the girls ther.and committed suicide by cutting hic throat with a butcher knife.The supposed motive for the shooting was the reiecting of Scheuig\u2019s attentions to Miss Karcher by th young woman and her parents.\u2014\u2014\u2014p>\u2014\u2014 FIRE RECORD.Boston, July 16 \u2014Faneui! Hall was threatened ewly to-day by a \u2018ire that badly damaged the six-story bu:lding occupied as a café by Tosi and Laibaldi on the opposite side of Faneuil Hali square.The loss is estimated at $50.000.The | tual end of the: The authori- ; 16\u2014Prinoe Klemens, Met- to eell and shot - mo- \u2018Hlustrated Wit ness\u2019 INSURANCE ENQUIRY Traveller\u2019s Mutual Benefit Society Investigated at Toronto.| COMMISSION TO GO TO WINNIPEG \u2014 CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION COMES NEXT.Toronto, July 17.\u2014The insurance branch of the Commercial Travellers\u2019 was examined \"sumed its sittings here yesterday.Mr.Joseph Taylor, president of the ; | company, was the chief witness, According to the pians now announced | the Commission will sail on Saturday {might from Owen Sound, and will arrive ;at Winnipeg on Monday, where the {Great Western Life Insurance Company | will be investigated.{| Mr.Taylor said the Travellers\u2019 Mu- ! Benefit Society was incorporated | under Ontario charter.Afterwards, a ! Dominion license was taken out.The i parent of the insurance society was the i Commercial Travellers\u2019 Association of | Canada.At first only commercial tra- Mr.Tilley read a report sent to the | ; society by Col.W.\u20ac.Macdonald, actuary, who was asked for an opinion a to changes being made in the society's methods.He advised the society not Honduras will probably sare?10 to issue $2,000 policies because it would e wo increase its liabilities withou! increasing i its ability to meet them.ia readjustment of the rates in order to I put the business on a firmer financial \"basis.Mr.Tavlor stated that the advice of \"Col.Macdonald in regard to issuing large .policies had been acted upon.The board were still considering the question of readjustment of the rates.MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA Mr.George Wegenast, manager of the Mutual Life Assurance Company Canada, Waterloo, Ont, writes as lows: \u2014 \u2018In your issue of the 13th there appeared a brief report under the heading \u201cInsurance enquiry,\u201d mm which certain statements are made respecting the Mu: \"tual Life of Canada that are not in ac- | cordance with the eviden'ce submitted to the Insurance Commission.\u2018In the first place, the salary of fol president, Mr.Robert Melvin, is given: as $8,500, whereas it 1s only 83.500.Then Cit is stated that \u201cMr.Melvin admitted \u2018juggling,\u2019 and \u2018each member of the board was in the game.\u201d From this your readers would infer that the assets of the company had been improperly I used to the advantage of the president and the board, whereas it was conclusive Iv shown that neither the president, di rectors.nor officers had either used the company\u2019s funds for personal gain, nor invested them in unauthorized secur | ties, nor that loans were made to any of the directors or officers, nor.in fact, that anything had been done by the company to which any exception could ibe taken.The evidence submitted to \u201cthe Commission will fully bear this out The transaction with regard to the Richmond debentures was briefly this: \u2018In December, 1903, the company owed the banks about $20.000 arming entirely from the purchase, towards the close of the year, of large blocks of debentures.In order to pay off a bank overdraft, a block of Richmond debentures was sold pany wa in funds.All the investments made in December were authorized by the board.and were within the powers conferred by the Insurance Act and the company's charter.The transaction was fully explained to the officials of the In- \"surance Department on the occasion of their examination of the company iu 1904, thus proving that there was no at tempt on the part of the company to conceal it.\u2019 INFANTICIDE IN TORONTO | DETFATIVES WORKING ON CASES.Torento, July 16 \u2014Sensationa: rumors \u201care current regarding the serious cases of infanticide that have occurred recent \u20181y in Toronto and vi-inity.At present Prov:nvial Inspector Wm.Greer and Detective Verney are at work ou some of the cases.but they devline tv dis cuss the matter beyond saying that enquiries are be ng made in England respecting the creer of Mis.Carn.now under arrest for vagraney.The enqu- ries are made specially to locat« the whereabouts f twin children, whom lit is alleged Mrs, Carri brought from London.England, bu: who now cannot be found.Good Snap Shots of \u2018Happy or Un happy Situations,\u2019 taken on summer outings, may be entered for the July or August series of the \u2018Illustrated Witness Summer The best photogra ph received during each month will be aW arded a gold sovereign (or $4.86), and will be published in the \u2018Illustrated Witness,\u2019 the publishers reserving the right to reproduce any others that may be submitted in connection with the competition without remuneration.competition must be distinctly marked for \u2018Summer Snaps Competition, Illustrated Witness,\u2019 Montreal.Photos entered for the cheerfully pays for suitable photos He also urged! _a.of ; The | and the third stage.in our | ene that the Mutual had done some slight to the Molsons Bank on Dre.4, and ve | purshased in January.when the com: Tuoespa y.Jury 17, 1906 \u2014 AT BISLEY CAMP Canadians Qet Fair Share of Honors in Alexandra and Prince of Wales Matches Bisley, July 17 Two squadded mat.Were on the cards vesteraas, tue 0 andra and the Prince ot Wies bath, tor the hrs: time during tue ++ ent meeting, the Canadians got share of the honors.The wear ditions were far from benz 214 4, strong wind blowing across tte all day, while the heht was gene favorable for the marksmou + sult the scoring vas as a rude Dow v=ual.The Prince of Wales 15 pen winners of No R.A gold, =.bronze medals, but this restrfen all the members of the Cann with the exception of Sergt.Mi Toronto, qualihted.There are un.+ «a total value of £a : Praz : ich the first 1x L100 sven bye HL the Prince of Wales In carrving five prizes the Canadians got their snr Pte.Allen.of London, was tuteur and Captain Skedden, of Hamilton, rw tv-third.each winning tliree pounds.| ALEXANDRA MATCH.The Alexandra is also à equadde! com- TOM Ion at th san anges as ihe rince of Wales.but with only seven shots at each range instPad of \u201che ten ated an Teron I+ iv tu of the aggregate matches.There are three hur died and twenty hve prizes of a total value of a thousad pounds Of prizes the Canadians won ten the win ners being as fotlowe Licutonant Sem ple.4th, fifteen pounds.Corp Youn 10th, ten pounds: Captain Forrest 20th five > Leash.ond for sounds te ounds; Sergt.Mortimer, 10Sth, Mar pas PMackhowreo, 156: Pp Dillon, 143rd three pounds each, and Seret taven 187th Kerr 108th and © gran Mitchell, 213th, two pounds en?To-duv the shooting for tre Koza prize will be oprnied, the + PUR the firat stage.that at 20 apis teur fired in the afternoon Or Wellness! the remaining tw ran.- T etage.500 and 60° varis vw} Le Greed serond stage.twenty cat 6M vards, open to the first three hundred no the first stage.wall Le tred en Frode Pe fire sesand erage oe these Sere! ret \u201cpue Tel h \u201cnes hundred ain \u2018hu éligible, ten shote \u20ac 1 ut 800 Wn 1.000 vards, wall bo red om Sater ie The other fire 7