The daily witness, 27 juillet 1906, vendredi 27 juillet 1906

[" 1te he \"at ax, bethe on 10 star.Mrs 1.4 oo be Con- nized the cour pb au man ar chess local htine, deny as 3 Let pos ne «f ne of \u201cwn- wary lation lrima nine tn anti- when lea the Pages Co, XLVIL, Na 175 TRANSVAAL DELEGATES «ue an Appeal to [ellow= L'olonists in Other British Colonies ; ME GOUVTANMENTS v0 THEY SAY.WOULD No SECURE FIVE , The Transvaal pro- _ cv in England have her fellow- ~olon- _. ehabs the most criu- se Aistory 97 South ~ tereat Britwen 15 con- > ome atter the great vil uman fe and \u201cele, industry and com- upon the long warmer?at Stake now hisrory or the ertieul period as tue Transvaa! in woo hud not a territory ; Zambwsi to Table * SUte Was an in- and our intérests To-dav anv peril Bnt.-h imstitu- means the dis- tre, lt through on the purt Government the Trans gave a Dutch aministra- Orange River Colony be ndepeadance there tue Bessh representa- i the Orange cfa \u201cHole \u201ci0 À meertim CH LOTE sein Arric si 07 tre nomen es es .sept - \u201c4 Cad co Loisivirre of v.and (h tac B Lo , sourire the - rosy criluation mers: gamble, Einoire must he anxiety the an- « l'rime Mimistor next se Housse of Commons, as + He deux oT > mow constitu crc nsbie government to be \u201cue cons Tl mie z 1 Press ral There 1s reason toe saf-rnards which the cient ub anclude in the const be -rfi-rnt to prevent » and responsible « eatre lately won bene controlled by wted far Pre- +7 the most reae- ons on modem times, niv! equai rights to all Pois impossible to hel we estenv in the Empire would ISSSt ao far ax \u2018heir influence lay.in appeal to the British Government make absolutely , \u2018'anad'an Pa.1fic.Hudson.Steamer \u2018Chateanguay\u2019 leaves Canal Ras'n 2 p.m., for Chateauguay acl Heauharo.s returnicg by N © Ra way arr'vre \u2018\u201d; Steamer \u2018Terrebonne\u2019 leaves Victor.a pier daily 3.30 p.m: Fau y servie LA TT calllaz at Bos-berv.Varennes, Ver- \u2018 cberes, returning to ty at T3) jm COAL TAR DISCOVERIES SIR WILLIAM PERRIN HONOREES FOR HIS WORK Loudon.July 26 Mr Wilkam Hen- lerkin, who was recently knigated for ©» discovery of Coal tar colors, was hionezs.to.oe rh home, but 1t was The Rev.Father +.THE LATE REV FATHER LECLAIR.Leriair, however.completed all arrangements to assure the success of the under- ding before his las: 1llness.le was torn in North lancws:er.Ont.on Oct.21 18a A+ the aze où 11 wvears he came co Montreal and entered the es- tablehment of St.Salpice.where he mule is studies.He was ordained in Rome by Cardinal Merlot on Pec.21, x) In Augnst, 1862, rer, he returned to Mont- AL was appointed Vicar ut St Anns Chapel, where he remained until 199 In tait vear he was trinsierrud S.Patrick Church.In 1870 he sue del cie Rev M.O'Brien as dirertor CN Patrick's Orphan Asylum, and ad- \u201ced the affairs of that institution inieh ability until 1880, when he w was are nted pastor of Oka.I» spent five oo 0 Oka.In 1555 he was went tn hl the important office of \u201ctor of the then newlv.organized san College.He had charg: of \u201con of the bldings for that me whieh were completed in 1888.Father Lecuur remmumed mm © bre tay for fifteen years, TUB Le returned to the scenes of sc manhood, \u201cdear old Mout.is lie sn often styled dt and was son dat Sto Patricks Coaurch, I tae whey the Rev.Fohn Quinlivan sas anpointed director of st Po LL Orphan A-vluin, for the second Comision whieh he hold unt] has Ceu:>.Dering his second term many = vere accomplished, jut the ! =\" king feature of his administra.Son es the peal zation of his cherished a new home for the institution.Father Leclair saw with clear roachments of manunfactur- I ments in the vicinity of the \u201cui -vlum, He had observed dur TI 4 4-05 Lu ptner cities that asylums Tai u , : [Qh ¢ better : Coon .this position is Mr.Henry T Ross.bar-! difference to the momentary prim ph appeal more to popular sympathy than Brat fluctuations.In the old days, \u2014 our city.1am in favor of a spe Pr] rister of Bridgewater.Nova Seotia, wha | of reaction.It means only that Del that of an unknown stock-holder, no When the market was more or less sub- A new concern, in wlineh about a with a you wa 1 - cANNAN a à s : i her vi : pe i .! seas =) ving up all ch ~ À np BLOOD FEUD IN ARKANSAS.AA 2.Co vu either view.Though provably most pécple on the whole are too industrially blue cloth, with a velvet collar and silk Sussex street.facing Mo IN , Wivnne.Ark.July 26.\u2014Mrs.H.A of his advice.Ie distinguishes his re- people wonld agree that 1f \u2018the trade | to gi 1 i t facings brought to the edge of the lapel.from Rid to Cat ! : % e y Coe A bi AT ; = 0, .; : ¢ dd sy to give more than a passing Inter- aciig < C Te £ .re Udeau to atheeurt ; ! > the problem would be move pearly solved.intini i ; ; ; par .# night while sitting on the porch oT} i with the bureaucratic despotism of oe \u2019 - intinitely better off because of it.It 1s Trousers will sometimes have two rows! erected to house the cvs mes = \u2019 } i their residence near Cherry Valley.The | Von Plehve, and treats the beneficent It is obviously a question of insurance.NOt the moral side of the question, how.of braid on the side seam.The entire tered over the city.Severs poo (| shooting was done by three mounte |, i } j < ; i i i ever, that keeps the public out of specu- outfit will be similar to the evening have already heen hough aml tin 4 men who fired from the front gate.To- inaction under Prince Sviatopolk Mirsky The risk is too great for cither party ever, ps the pub spe dress recently prescribed for gentle ernment will collec rent ant che 0 MCor.METC day, at Vann Dale, five Woolbright and the time serving of Witte as equal- {c assume.Sone concerns.it is true, \u2018ation, but rather the fact that capital men of the King's household.The needed.A million dollars osm Phones brothers were arrested ler the charge | inadequate to the situation.What are wealthv, hut most are struggling, and = required all over the country in in- | specification, includes gli button.On fan the land pare > 4 | i TL ; of complicity 1n the murder.wo years | \u2018 - ; : ; Cre vidual enterprise.whic - Co te whole.1t looks as a1 the momentous stare propesty be x ade 1 ; ego, it is said, Mr.Leaptrot killed a | wanted is a large and determined | a heavy loss of this sort would simply dvidual enterprise.which nol only turus result will Le the gavbing of men as other day for ER, will be valucted i A member of the Woolbright family.policy of real reform\u2014Bot of promises, crush them, a repult that would bé forjto temporary profit but gives a perma- footmen, instead of waiters, To : ) by the Exchequer Court Ta Te 0% RY a 44 a 223 wr 2 aR TTT el?re d 'v 1e Fay, Jour 27, 1908 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS en.Friday.July 27th, 1906 (lrsed to-morrow at | RESOLVED THAT I WOULD RATHER Go AROUND IN A NIGHTGOWN THAN IN THE HoT HEAVY CLOTHES SOME FOLK.S WEAR.BUT THAT\u2019S NOT AE 4 3 NECESSARY.THINK OF 3 THE LITTLE SUMMER CLOTHES ARE SELLING FOR THESE SALE TIMES.FFOa TE Lalt- DIVA 447 I7OG BY THE MÉSTER BROWN CO CHICAGO.- WHITE LAWN | saturdaz SHIRTWAISTS, | 48 Former Special Price, | ° 89 J BUSTER'S Long SUIT PURE LINEN SEIRTS) Saturday Made to sell and Marked at $4.50 J $3.75 Skirts of pure linen that are marked at and made to sell at $4.50, it is 50 near stocktaking now though, that we shall sell them Saturday morning at $8.75, Neatly made in circular and gored style, with self sirapping.tailor made in every respect.Saturday morning, $3.75 Shirtwaists, complete mn every detail.neat in every particular Just 130 at this price.White lawn Shiriwaists, front with fifteen small tucks on each side to bust, and hemstitched box pleat down centre ; back with cluster of 8 small tucks down centre, with a broad, hemstitched tuck on either side, long sleeves, deep cuff, sizes 82 t0 42.Former speeial price, .89 5 Inch TAFFETA RIBBON, .18 À good quality of Taffeta Ribbon, 5 inches wide, in sky, pink, navy, helio, old rose, cardinal, scarlet, nile, brown, white and black.Saturday morning, 48 Special Saturday morning, 18 We've placed on sale some long taffeta gloves, 2 dome mousquetaire wrists, sizes 6 to 74, black and white at $1.23 per pair.> >, BUSTER BROWN.A SAILOR ON SEA PICTURES.I'll sake a sailor along with me the | READABLE PARAGRAPHS sex: tim» | buy a marine painting, - À a millonnaire, \u2018I bought two wines last month, and yesterday my : eonl Captain Nalfhorse had a look a: them.saithorse sud: , In -ms first picture we've got a trading schooner in charge of a tug he +\u201c, «L a Cway Îrom a, rockbound coast for bis board.'\u2014July \u2018Lippincott\u2019s.\u2019 tenga tearful jumble of sea.The shasner\u2019s mulntopmist is gone, and all \"AS are Inwered excent her stavsau.wich cs kept hoisted.though she 18 ; \u201cxinz head on to th« gale.Why that lactic Pup were] stave)\u201d AIT hands, Î gup- Were playing in the garden when Loe are drunk.; Bunny gamboled up; a Ne geeond picture.\u2019 on pd They looked upon the Creature with acain Maltnorse, tn principa \u2018 ; _ \u201cgnteonin ter, is racing, vet has loathing undisguised CIRCUS GOSSIP.leave with the show.\u2019 The Bear\u2014 Why not?\u2019 STRICTLY GERM-PROOF., roo Har dying.well he for veu to go to a dmmer zed.couns + shirt.The crew of \u201c5 hav are ering in the spinnaker, They sald it wae a Microbe and a Hotbed Ao ee Tower awav, both spinnaker of Disease.noslecte] to let the boom rear] us 1 know what trouble them.They, too, are drunk.MOSQUITOES! MOSQUITOES! THE BEST ANTI-BITE FOR MOSQUITOES 18 Ash's Forest Friend, Price 25c & 50c.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 BLOOD PURIFIER -The best Spring Medicine is HARTE'S BLOOD PURIFIER Better than Sarsaparilla.Price 500, J.A.HARTE, 178 Notre Dame êtreet.odd degrees as Banished Hope, bolated soap.wiggly ears; pair of hard-boiled shears; took it by the hand Baad.where they play; a day; glenic Cup\u2014 = Groceries, Provisions, &c.lactic Pup.| Home Companion._Raspberries \u2014 Pron wishing to make Raspberry denny ag owing to the great heat the James otreet.\u201c230115 wxpected to be a short one.L vou want the Yery Best interested in the bridegroom.Family Grocer, I say about his\u201d Cor.METCALF & 8T.CATHERINE 878 Pavues Up 1937 * 123 among those present.\u2019 | The Tiger\u2014'I bear the elephant can't The Antiseptic Baby and the Prophy- the That's ax incorrect as 1t wasn't Dieinfected and jt wasn\u2019t Steri- cn cl He mn the water.for They steamed it in a vapor of a thousand They froze it in a freezer that was cold And washed it in permanganate with car- In sulpheretted hydrogen they steeped its They trimmed Its frisky whiskers with a They donned their rubber mittens and they And elected it a member of the Fumigated They swim In pure lodoform a dozen times And each imbibes his rations from a Hy- The Bunny and the Baby and the Prophy- \u2014Arthur Guiterman, in the Woman's Clocks of all descriptions carefully re- palred.Clocks called for and taken home v-3 had better secure them without by experience! men.R.Hemsley, 238 St Reporter\u2014\u2018Thanks very much for your information.I shall describe your bridal dresses and those of your maids, as well get them from as the house decorations and the pres- be AJ ents.But, naturally, the public will WALTER PAUL lie will be Bride-Elect\u2014 Well.I suppose his name 1938.must go in.you might say that be was WEEK END STORIETTE.Brighten\u2019s Sister-in-Law.Henry Lawson, in Black (Continued).He held his head a little on one side, and there was such an old, old, wise expression in his big brown eyes just a3 U he'd been a child for a hundred years or so, or as though he were listening to those oaks, and understanding them in a fatherly sort of way.Dad!\" he said presently\u2014 Dad! do you think 111 ever grow up to be a man?\u2019 \u2018Wh\u2014why, Jim?[ gasped.\u2018Because 1 don't want to.\u2019 L couldn't think of anything against this.It made be uncasy.\u2018Jim, 1 said, to break Lhe silence, \u2018do you hear what the she-oaks say?\u2018No, 1 don\u2019t.1s they talking?\u201cYes,\u201d 1 said, without thinking.\u2018What is they saying?1 scratched my Lead hard and took the bucket and went down to the creek for some water for tea.I thought Jim would follow with a little tin billy he | had; but he didn\u2019t; when I got back to the fire he was again on the 'bossum rug comforting the pup.I fried some bacon and eggs that I'd brought out with me.Jim sang out from the waggon\u2014 \u2018Don\u2019t cook too much, dad\u2014I mightn't be hungry.\u2019 I got the tin plates and pint-pots and things out on a clean new flour-bag.in honor of Jim, and dished up.He was leaning back on the rug looking at the pup in a listless sort of way.| reckoned he was tired out, and pulled the gin-case up close to him for a table and put his plate on it.But he only tried a mouthful or two, and then he.vaid\u2014 \u2018I ain't hungry, dad! You'll have to eat it all It made me uneasy\u2014I never liked to sec a child of mine turn from his food.They had given him .4 .; - \u2018 > \u2018 oo, or, indeed, any exemption what weighing less than one hundred and| great mental strain over the situation.nexation Committee ot the Montreal bonds, 78\u201477% flat.A \u201c ao NL lly Bp se bd Hs ever.i ; .thirty pounds.His hair was dark| But, with \u2018parliament off his hands,\u201d City Council asking for the annexation | Elect.Dev.\u20145 percent bonds\u2014 st anes .ar stances.and it 1s a wonder to me that \u201cA parsonage,\u2019 remarked Ili Honor in brown, and he wore no mustache.and the government again free to pur-| of that suburban town.either of ne | stock, 53 bid.\u201c ED be ee vere have not long ago the course of his judgment, \u2018signifies a The head of the deceased has been so sue its own policy, a great burden ap- whole town ar of two of its most 1m- Shawinigan\u2014i5 bid.A j SIC house set apart by a cnurch or congrega- badly crushed by the accident that the pears to be lifted from his shoulders.portant wards, including the west ward.| interfered mo this dreadiul slaughter ot NEW YORK STOCKS icnovent women and children\u201d = > In reply to the Mayor.Mr Dantels sand that he has been a resident of Mont.The proprietors who are leading the annexation movement say that.because of , Specially reported far the ' Witness by C DD Ma, the divisions existing in the council, the Hospitalstreet, Iocal Manager of J 8 Bach & .interests of the people in the west ward | New York by direct wire.he original plan of creating an advizory council, the Emperor having broken down Premier Ntolypin's purpose.is to form a reorganized cabinet containin features are hardly recognizable.One of his arms was almost severed from his body.The body now lies at the morgue awaiting identification.tion for occupation by its minister or priest as a residence.The meaning ot the word does not contemplate a building which may be occupied by a minister ON pre sie 4 ; real for \u2018en years, awd on severul ovea- ; non-t nue , \u201chi 5 1 the th-west side of tl \u201cn | Opening anl Cin; Porn July 1° L ; 4 : ! , .avman the next.as this \u2014_\u2014\u2014 n-bureaucratic elements which wi and on the north-west side of the town vil Laing Booey aly - fr \u2018ons he had iuvited his mother to leave (N° Year and a layman \\ ; \\ sou of ar es: + ix OST Stocks Op'g.Clas Sten Ops.« a 2 Tosi ! ol on Sat ! h i ily to house may be.In the present case the COMING BACK TO INVESTIGATE be able to Introduce the policy of are neglecied, and there is uo prospect Amal.Cop.98% 2, Miss Pac es te ea, ssi and come WIN der TAMEF property comes into the possesssion of strong handed reform\u2019 proclaimed by of immediate relief, because the distri- amer Loco 71° 7e Me ip 8 ; i this conto, out as Ley are dn CONOTE Jane defendant quite casually.It does .LT I.the government.He has secured tenta- bution of the expenditure for mmprove- do.\u201cpd.1 1 de pi M1 9 s } able ~unstanees they naturally best mo elon to religions corporation ALD.GADBOIS WILL SEE WHAT tive acceptances from M, Guchkof, the ments is largely under the control ot Am Sugar 137 I 4 3 ¥en 250 1.If tated to deave their oud home, until now i a ink it a pat.HIS COMMITTEE HAS DONE.prominent moderate member of the Mos- the small proprietors in the other Am soll.147$, 150 hn Dpt SRA gas\u201d they are compelled to do =o.and therefore Ilo not.think it A cow Zemstvo, Prince Georgi livgoro- Wards.Among the eighty proprietors Am Car Fy.wr 3, de IT pra.Ph hl Mr Danels expects to be gone about [TARE within the ordinary Re vich Lvoff.of Tula; Prince Nikolai Who have signed the petition are Messrs, Am.Wool 34 365.ont 6 W [i two months, ant a he was afraid oi lished meaning af that word, or within Dr.J.I.Gadbois, one of the Ment Nikolaevich Lroff, of Saratov, and M, Istie Prefontaine, the largest proprietor Alnen® Hin, Jamon UE oe being detained im Llussia he is taking 1% actual significance.real aldermen who have been imspect- Stakovich.of Orel, upon the condition IN the west ward; Alfred Lambert, a| do pfa\u2019 10\" Tu Mail.3b x, every précaution to point oùl to the Rue.The Recorder also expressed the opin} ug market conditions 1m dutterent Cnit that no less than half the portfolios Well known manufacturer, the repre- Balt.& Ohio 118%, 118 4 PenoR BR.1272136, sian authorities.should the occasion jon that as the property in question does eu States cities, in an -nterview mm De- are to be given to non-bureaucrats and fentative of the estate of the late Hon.Brooklyn i 76 5° TE a 81 arise.that he 15 a British subject, and PO! \u2018belong to\u2019 a religious, charitable ord trout, said lus attention hal Leen cull that a \u2018broad, conciliatory programme Raymond Prefontaine, and the Misses Can Leather 31 & PplerGua resident où Canada \u2019 ; educational inatitution, it is liable to! ed to an article in a Montreal paper Of reform\u2019 will be proclaimed in the Pourbonniére.They want immediate (Jo pf.coe pus Phila BRAG ne, \u201cThat, 1 think.\u201d he said, \u201cwill be sutfi- PAY the city school tax.stating that as claiman of bhe special hope of calming the population.Some annexation, because of the exceptional Can South._\u2026._! do Tr bed.i ; feet one ete TE 6 sas comumttee, he should not have Of those with whom M.Stolypin is nego- conditions affecting their properties, Chez äOkio 57% H's Pullman.\u2019 cient to protect me while I am in Russia ga insiati such th amity of thes Chic.& Alt Rock Jsianl 244 2 removing my people to a land where made thæ top, and added : \u201c1 ;ntend tinfing are insisting that the programme ties 5 } \u20ac proximity of these Proper epi eX 17 Reuwayf 8.me they will be free.BUILDING STOPPED to return to Montreal by Saturday and Must include an unequivoc®: declaration ties to the great public works now go- CMEsr.107.18a Roh Ry a 5 yo LT 4 0 mvestigate what has been dune during |! favor of placing the Jews and all he Pian ee \u201charbor at Maisonneuve.Ce squtE, Ble HY fond rd She \\ \u2014_\u2014 my absence, us all the members of my other inhabitants on an equal footing {rom ius ele avenue fo thé town lim | gop Ber Lu CI Somsnamd ar MR.CASGRAIN PROTESTS ; : : ce pledged me their wor .before the law its at Hochelaga; and also because of con tan.Tenn &1 \u201c , Bi k B i E ted U der Commnuttee pledged me their word they : .tl eue Legs .: & \u2026 ; Sav ; .; 1 g parallel with these libera ssity nancial Col.Fuel.ex Pac.ocK was Dein rec n would not livld auy meetings during my Runnin liel th th liberal le necessity of providing the financial Col.Fuel Tex P ; i By absence, and suggsied that 1 make wm- Promises.M.Stolypin has jssued an- Yesources to carry out improvements Con Prod.vr Fo Foi le ' : Complain St.Henri y-Law ga ag My trip à L / other cirenlar to the governors, instruct- Necessitated by the constantly increasing Deaf.0 UR teat 3, 3) 5 0 aries prowne vestigations durag my trip as to how ' i \u2014 Jight ng plant are conducted in the PR them to keep close watch on the growth of the povulation on the north- Dell & Ww.Loan, Ld pré 101 10e! ; 1 .J im - 4 A Jnanty CC ! 0 i - 3 ; West side of t tow i \u201c1cl- el &Hud Le = \"8 Rubber 43 4 Having Been Cast Into PERMIT ISSUED ONE DAY BE-| United States.li I tind the members population to prevent aneetings ending nity of hel A hand in the vic beu Riou.43 RUE .; SNL ACT - .a .) ave se 4 as Ss, - ; : .; do.pfd.\u2026.ee \u201cnion Pac 150 15g Prison FORE ANNEXATION CAME ot Lue p'ememittee have heen meeting, thority to expel dangerous characters It is expected that the petition will DuL 58 ce do pri \" \u201c , INTO FORCE.a > wlioged an Es ontrea lraper, 1 and arrest persons belonging to revolu- come up before the committee on annex- cs 55 me Waban ça Fe » vs - ee _ _ sha certainly ask + © citizens of Mont- tionary parties.and when found in pos- ation at its next meeting; in the mean- Gen Elec.163, 17% Wen êT sn} 42, RAIN ALAN COIs Ja E On April 30 last, permits were issued ral Le interfcre with any plans the ression of incriminating documents to time, Mr.J.E.Gauthier, the secretary Hav Elso.J Wis Cen 244 544 MIN NE ir N Lo - or Hd committee may fauve made, i po .POS 3 i - Jersey Can.o pd.Lo.SMART TRIC ON A from the Clty Halli, by Mr.A.Chaussé, 3 ¢ exile them to the uttermost Imits of © the committee has sent a copy of the fewn Can OU S$) RICK.building inspector, for the erection of en the Empire.\u2019 Trans-Caucasia has been Detition to Mayor Reed, of Maison- do.pfd.DOTE Te TT.4 blovk of forty-five houses in SL JAUNTERS placed under a state of exczptional se- Neuve, with a letter asking the Mayor Kan & Tex.333, 33%, Mr.T Chase Casgrain, Counsel in the Henri ward These permits were pro- AT DETROIT.curity.if the council was disposed to meet the: La Sh nt vs recent Browne Extradition case has writ- cured under the building regulations ; _ ; ; The official \u2018Rossia.\u2019 in a rather pa- annexation committee of Montreal to Man.Bier.43 ten to the Secretary of State protesting .A despatch from Detroit states thal thetic leading article to-day.summons discuss the subject of the annexation then existing in the city of St.Henri, LONDON QUO FAPIONS and fair dealing in its relations with the United States will allow such use to be, slaying at the Windsor Hotel.They came uver trom Wina on oue of the CONTESTED ELECTION.St, Petersburg, July 27.\u2014At a joint conference of the Russian Revolutionary There were enormous quantities of young turnips, bects, carrots, and onlons, which sold at 5c to 10c the bunch; cabbages were Jings, $6 wether, $560 to SEC ewes, $4.75 to $°.sheep mixed, $3 In KP .PUR.Vese ; ; 4 made of the process, of the Canadian | te x pad ; premio Ny ans In lhe contested election case of Ald Committees held across the Finish fron.very plentitul at 3e to Büc the dozen: Chicago, 27 \u2014Cattle=Rece:pts The \u2018aber Conrts.poave had t yy } ng visits to Nault, which waa fixed for en uete this Her early this morning, it was resolved chuliflowers, se te $1 75 a dozen; celery, 500: steady.Deeves.$4.25 to 364 Poa à The writer concludes by asking that Canada.They mtend paying : ne Mr.Lanth quete THiS not to declare a general strike at pre.496 to 50c a dozen: cucumbers.15e to 2c and helfers, to F.20, stockerr and ie immediate representations hc made Boston and Ottawa, awd are booked to; morning, Mr.nthier presented a mo- gent ! a dozen: dead turkeys, ldc to lsc per lb.feeders, $2.50 8427, Texans, $4 te ¥ no through the proper channel to the au-| sail on the \u2018Empress of Ireland\u2019 for tion in the Practice Court for leave to : s geese, 1% per 1b., fowls, $1.00 to $1.50 a calves, $a \u201c bE thorities at Washington to the end that England on Aug.3.Lady Hart has intervene, and asked for a stay of the EMPEROR pair: chickens, 50c to 80% a pair : young Hogs\u2014Keceipts, 20.00 weak \u20180 Tee), 1, \u2019 f the case of Browne mav be treated in| lett China for good, thus severing a proceedings.He explained to the court AND CZAR ducks, fic 1o Wie a pair: tub butter, uc lower, Mixed and butchers.$f 4 je $6.dun : i à strict accordance with the provisions of conmeot:on that has extended over the that the intervening party is an elector °° PAR to 22c per Ib.: print butter, 2c to 25 per Raud heavy.io $8 rough ike ; ! È the Extradition Treaty.whole of her married life, oi St.Joseph Ward, who, he claimed.Ib.pewlaid eggs, Zc to 28¢ a dozen.older 85.11 to $6.3 En, $0.60 to 36% ML 1, Bi i ; sir Robert Hart will follow her short- had the right to intervene in the cass Moscow.uly I Ihe German oon some two undred or more basket \u201cami 9 Speen eceivin.a ks a lie 4 ts 3 3 f, i ; : ss s « \u2014 IiD\\R.Us \" ä 21] \u2018 ly to Ergland, having resigned lus po- and defend himself against the imputa- FUl fiere publi a letter to-day deny- TOME ; ESS BRC) en z ; = ; EI base M A; Ï FARM HAND DROWNED ation as > Inspector-General ot Customs tion of having been à part ; to corrupt ing the report that the Emperor Wil- poxes of Windfall apples for which about 3280 to SIO, Jambes, MT to FT Poe Nil PE | \u2014 | in China\u2014a position which he had held practices or of having sold his vote, liam had advised the Czar to dissolve U5 considerably less would be taken In ART ! fi: ! I HE WAS BATHING NEAR THE ever since 1863.Previous to enterimg Mr.Justice Curran reserved his decision Parliament as a reported in Rt.Peters many cases.Currants are very scarce and CHICAGO MARKETS.RE ba 15 | C.P.R.BRIDGE.the Chmesc Imperial Maritime Customs on the motion, and dismissed the wit.DWE on July 22, the day of the disso- sell at about 40c a gallon: gooseberries, C1 51 Rid: i ~~.in 1859, Sir Robert had a distinguished nesses until two o'clock, lution of Parliament, stating that lhe (soc 10 6c a gallon: biucberries, $110 a \u2014 te: , Aa ï James Tully, aged thirty-four, a farm, Career in the British consular service was authorized to say that Germany box: raspherries, 10¢ to Ic a small box.Messin.Bache & Co.île Ren SE 2 I ; hand.belonging to Allan's Corners, was and held some of the most ymportant memes dil nothmg to encourage the Russian California pears, $2.30 a box, or 20c to \u201c5c v' ona Lap ling, Montreal, reper! ihe cet } Fe | + CR drowned this afternoon, in the river, 3 in China in the offer of the Bnt- KECORDER\u2019S WEDDING QIFT Government to take that step.a dozen, plums and peaches, $1.5) to $2 ing quoiations Chichgy tv-le5 § , TER bE while bathing, below the CPR.bridge, post Go ont There is no one a box.Montreal grown tomatoes are get- .vws:\u2014 Ms a F {i Lachine.The body was recovered and ù ; Oy Sher \u2014 authority on + .TS \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ting plantiful and sell at from 4e to $1 40 Onsen Mign 1» REE i UE taken to the morgue.The deceased was HYID6 V°10 1 50 great be Cel al Es You might please let me go, as I am a box; bananas, $1.60 to 52,95 a bunch, : Wheat, Tuy 7 row, ; 8 unmarried.matters pertailmung to the eles b M- to be married,\u201d p'ead:d a young woman FIRE IN PONTIAC COUNTY and extra large Jumbos, weighing 110 Ibs., ' Reps 7 JersTLer, : .pi \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e pire as he.and his merits have been in the Recorder's Court to-day, when are $2.50 a bunch.New hay is in fair Corn.July Coa fi 8 MOTORMAN ACQUITTED.recognized not only by the DBritueh Sov.she had been convicted for having been \u2014 supply at abont $8 per 100 bundles of 15 Sept \u2018 ve à = 1905 The action for aseau't and battery ereign, but by all the crowned heads of drunk in Latour street.Çl Le { ; .Ibs: old hay, $8 to $3.50 do.straw, $4 Oats.July .vss k brought against Motorman Goff by Sans- Kurop.from whom he Jas received a | \u201c\\Where is the prospective bride: NARROW ESCAPE OF TWO WO-!|to $9 per 100 bundles of 12 lbs.Port ser 1 ; + re ; - 1 cactier, a water-sart driver, came up long lst o ers and decorations.In| groom # asked the yidge.nr .Ter à - ork.Sep sua, EH bofore Magistrate McMahon, of West: the Chinese Court Sir Robert holds the | « Here, Your Honor responded a MEN AXD XISE CHILDREN.TORONTO S A cr oh .PL A mount, this morning, and was dismiss- highest position ever attained by a young fellow stepping forward NTO STOCKS.Ther me J igh ed.European.Numerous Chinese titles \u201cDo you intend to take her for bet _ ; Morning salre\u2014 De : re SY IN: HE a .have heen cemferred upon him, and his ter or worse questioned the Kecor- Ottawa, July 27.\u2014Word has been re- Sao Paulo\u2014125 at 137, 77 at 1377, 181 a¢ =o \u2014 D, ie A FREE FOODER.Corestial decorations include the ed der.veived of à serious fire at Rapides des 137%.60 at 138, 20 at 19519, 15 at 13547 FOR SALE ON EASY 343 Mom co ia George Raynor.23 years of age, was Iiniton ol tue First Class, the Dou'e \u201cYes, sir: and make a good woman Joachims, Pontiac county.The ware-!_ Mackay-\u2014225 at 734, I at 73, IL, ai nue, Care Bail, remanded by Judge Piché to-day on à Iragen ani the Peaoock's Feather, He! of her! replied the man with pride.house of Thomas Marion, merchant, and 73 1-% Pee THE Pe joa charge of burglary.It is alleged that is also cue of the elect who has been \u2018Very well\u201d said the Recorder, \u20181 the dock were destroyed, entailing a Gen.Bec \u2014 ame Lawrer.: the prisoner has dumng the past four pra oted to the Ancestral Rank of the will give you thre woman's discharge as loss of 810,000.Mr.Marion was away Rio Ponds \u201c0 ve 46e.mo \u2014 monthe been in the nabit of breaking Fir Class oF the First Order for Three à wedding present.\u2019 from home when the fire broke out, and Winnipeg Ry \u201cRisa ar q WANT\" _.\u201cy, imo Mr.I.Tiesn~\u2019s houre en Notre (Tenerations, and he also holds the _ Mrs.Marion, an aged nurse, and nine © P.R\u20142 at 1671GA \u2019 an Ln Pow Dame street.and helping himself to the hreves title of Junior Guardian of the MADE A LIFE MEMBER.children.who were in the house adjoin- Consumers\u2019 Gas, x d.\u201410 at 204 giving | 4 % fcod while all the other peonle in the Her Apnarent of China.GIF aw ing the warehouse and dock, escaped in| Flect.Red.Dde.\u2014$9.000 at 83% SON & ue ; ; , Mr.William Law, foreman of the Lhe ; : ! 3 k ON & f house were asleep.Sir Robert, who is the first baronet ear department in the (irand Trunk their night clothing.The residence was gn eH at 113 7-8; 225 at 111% \"7 at ware Mer .- > \u201cHs == © his li a at Mil! ar, Ge : ; av \u2018he fire | © o 113%.I 1 i: v MILEMAN FINED FOR CRUELTY.0 te or bos Visa\" | Railway, who recently resigned after faved.The fire js suppoecd Lo ve og ac M2, 59 at ST 59 20 fou a ; di ; y Armagh, 22, » 50; Gity-two years\u2019 service with the com.Deen of incendiary origin, and word has St LL &C 8 Nav Te hy \u2014 ._ to pi William Samson, milkman, was to-day that he is sixty-one veams of age.Iisa! pany.has been made a life member of heen sent to the Attorney-General's de- a .ES Das o.-\u201425 at 140.WANTED, : ve fred five dollars for evnolly working wile, whom he married in 1866, is a| Jo\u201d Grand Trunk Literary and Scien- partment at Quebec.An investigation Stina io po) far TE ers.hold ar .i hic horse while it was in an unfit con- daughter of the late Alexander Bredun, 4ific Institute.in which he has always will be made.A rumor that ten lives Sovereign\u201421 at 13014, Le ; dia, M.D, of Portadown.- taken an active interest, =H L were lost is not true.Ontario\u20141 at 138.- BELL, 5 Le ui aganist Charles ©.Browne having been | 1 : = ; à party ot Montreal aldermen, Messrs.the people who really desire to see Of the town or any part of it to Mont- : 2 taken to Sing Ning jail rather than to! pluck a loss pactig than those In Lapointe, Martin, Guay, Leclaire, Se-| Russia regenerated, to abandon their real \u201d London, July 77, 4p.5 gol for mouey ; New York to stand \u2018his trial for fraud, os mo.a were taken out just one w, Turner, Gadbois, and Messrs.indifferent attitude toward the revolu- a ° Kb 717 Ç on which charge he was extradited.3e Deriniis ; + Biron and Montbriand, arrived there tion and strike hard for the govern- :Ts naconda.Ua EM id 3:5 Reading 64 ; ; .; day previous to the date when the C8 ¢ .& NEW YORK MARKETS Archison.94iy do [pfd.80; dol pfd 4 ÿ Browne led from the United States to build by-laws of Montreal would also unexpeotedly yesterday.(me feature ment.\u2018which is opening the doors to do.ptd.10344 du, ]1 pfd.72° dollpd & ' Montreal after he lal been sentenced PH TE 4 CA The work of com | of the Detroit markets that appealed an era nf reform\u201d .| _\u2014 ; REQ 18 MU Cen, M818 mouth 37, to Sing Ning prisen for conspiracy to avn Yo va comment \u20ac mediately ' 10 them was that they afford shelter to The decision regarding the proposed go ¢% York.July 27 Flour\u2014Receipts, 19,- Guen 80.99% Man &Tez HT RRP 7 vo defrand the United States Customs.He and at least fifteen of The new houses | the farmers and dealers, and to the general strike is still in the balance.pov La.Flour steady and un- Chie.G.w, 18° NY Coy 191\u201d Un ree 154, \u2026 was arrested here and his surrender was Ÿ\" : vo \u201c| public.; The conferences of the leaders are : .JhicM&5.P 18643 Norfk & W.91%, do pfd LL, ordered.On a writ of habeas corpus had usée greeted when the re ; heing hampered by the activity of the Bolen crop and wei a eS.Véas TICU A: oh Fest i ot ; Ta this warrant was quashed because cons- 348 under wi ; h Th DUCLOS\u2019 BSCAPE police.who all day yesterday and last gentine and Russia explained Avance | du ptl Penn.605) Wabash, i ; ; a dit: a being put up were brought to the at- ight h à fr ; s D an adva gt.Paul.Rand Mines ta do pld racy is not an extraditable offence.£ent ÿ Mavor Ekers.who decided night hounded them from place to place.of % to 1c in wheat this morning, shorts ! \"he United States officials immediately to have : Boils of the building in- DR.VILLENEUVE SAYS HE FLE The hone of the leaders being ahle to being the chief buyers.Sept, S834c to Spanish Fours 22.à par outs rearrested Browne and secured his ex- hector lepartment stop the work on | : Ca a - SAYS HE FLED bring about a genuine coup d'etat.how.83 7-16c; Dec, 86 1-10c to 86%c; May, Money 2 to 2op percent, © 7 tradition on a charge of frand.che PR stot | RATHER THAN MEET His ever.js vanishing.The reports of the 83 7-16c to 88%c.Rye, dull, Corn, re- Discuung rate, for ois Bginl 14 parsons aving a strong suspicion that this ; nu 4 w Le | \u2018HA 3 NENT SEPTEM- support that was expected from the |celps, 39,675.Option market was dull and 0.for months bills, 154 to 3h percent * charge war laid and surrender obtained This step was taken, when it was dis- | CHARGE NEXT *EPTEM army is disappointing, and a certain Without transactions.Sugar, raw firm; i DR wo t only for illegal purposes-\u2014namely to get covered that the houses were not being BER.faint-heartedneas is noticeable among Fefined steady.Coffee, firm, No.7 Rio MONTREAL EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS \u2018 the prisoner over the border to serve built according to the eity haw, the Jeaders, produced bv fear of failure 5%: Lead, dull.Wool, quiet.Hops, Between Banks the term to -vhich he was sentenced, with solid stone foundations an ric] (See Page 1.) in the face of the imposing array of steady.New York funds | bee Mr.Casgrain addressed a communica.walls separating the different apart Dr.Vill ee aes | the \u201cgovernment's military forces, A NA TD | Sterling, NE TT tion to the Minister of Justice calling PTE .ted in th traction errr Ueneuve, interviewed to-day re- section of the constitutional democrats WINNIPEG HIGHER.Sterling demand Gone his attention to what he termed \u2018the 10se interested in the construction\u2019 garding the escape of Alexandre Duclos has withdrawn from all participation Bullish outside markets and unfavorable \u2018 Sterling cables Mix threatened violation of the Extradition of the buildings will, it is said, appeal : trom Longue Pointe Asylum, denied that in the conspiracy.mot being ready to DOWS from the Argentine sent Winnipeg up Paris, francs Lo, Bled oh Treaty The Ministers reply was that to {he tity Council for permission d the patient had ever threatened to es- sanction the opening of civil war a fraction at the close prices were us ; Exchange of £1 sterling is 5 .Ministers ls as t .he © St.Ss \u2019 : follows: July 80 1-8 B, August, & 1.¢ B 0 sm \u2018he could not anticipate that the United continue e wor uncer lai :; .eape or commit suicide.pot , gust, Cl New Y TN \u2014 Money ; $ ; claim that i : oo ; \u2018\u201c - t.717 ; New York, 17.- Noeon Money States Government would not act in ac- Meori regulations.as ey te te Duclos,\u201d added the doctor, \u2018had thor POLITIC AT, ASSASSINS and Oct.T% §.call easy A1 2 percent, Prime merar: cordance with the Treaty.\u2019 blork if they were to conform strictly | \"uhly recovered his health, and | INCREASING.FARMERS MARKET PRICES\u2014July =; Paper at a% percent.Exchanger Mr.Casgrain now writes to the Ca} 40 th resent building by-laws \u201c should have reported to the judge at the Very few farme tr a di ane LITE ATE NET.nadian Government and charges the er : : September tern of the Court of King's Half a dozen government spies were brought loads = produce Lo ne Boma ss j United States authorities with a dirert \u2014- Bench that he was in a fit condition to found dead in the industrial section of cours Market this forenoon, but the mar- CATTLE MARKETS.violation of Article IIT of the Extradi- plead.\u2019 St.Petersburg this morning.political ket gardeners and the truck farmers were East Buffalo, July Zi.\u2014Cattle Receipts h tion Treaty between Great Britain and LADY HART IN TOWN Asked if he could explain why Duclos A5sassinations are increasing in Poland, present in such large numbers that \u2018hey | Light.slow and steady prime steers 564 the United States, because Browne has had escaped.the doctor replied that he and small strikes are reported to have occupied nearly all tbe available space in \u20180 $6: suipplag, # te $0.65.Beifers, + ; ; not been taken to New York to meet: Le sv mins urine.|séemed happy and comfortable in the Pren declared in many places in the tne vicinity of Bonsecours Market and $4.2.mockers und feeders, 33 to 34 : the charge on which he has been sur; MER LADYSHIP HAS LEFT CHINA asylum, but obviously Le dil not like PTOVIDces, but the peasant movement Jacques Cartier Square with their loads of | Veale Receipt, on cents = ; - ~ 4M - ., - : \u201c, .= 5 Du 4 ti.rendered, but instead, has heen put in FOR GOOD, AND HER DISTIN- either of Lwo alternatives that were his\u2014 30 far as fhe reports show.ds not ga | soasopsbls Sufi, The vevers were seo Hoge Recetpia.Lam head, active - a : .ol .- ; A .av : [ou n unusua arge numbers.ats T T0 ' ; ; to Prison ete sentence for another! GUISIED HUSBAND WILL remaining in the asylum all his life or Locales ee Regiment of thy Semi Were very wearce abd $115 per bag was | shade higher.others steady.Heavy 0 4 sther.» - ë har > 3 (eg $ i 7.15 Tu.y , 3520 .\u201cThis i= a breach of faith\u2019 declares Mr.| FOLLOW.lacing a charge of attempted murder, to Cronstadt in view of the ugly tem.|!B¢ price asked for them.There was no Imixed, 310 $ 4 yorkers = er, Tine Casgrain in his letter \u2018and an act which | \u2014 FACE ANT per of the sailors there Fuckwheat fo sight, new potatoes were | 5.25: DIES, 0 530 roughs.4 SL savors nf what people generally call | Hart d Miss Hart, wife and AN ELECTOR INTE:RVENES \u2019 very plentiful and some of them vf large jF i stugs.to #, dairies, $F ° Sy RR ° and Mis art, wile - .; i .cx 7.15, 4 Tamar trek Te reins fo be seen | gite of ur lbert bar, Bar, ar > IE tie an ming etd abet er SIE eee 10 .whether the Government of Canada, Ra ; t \u20ac re | N \" CASE ; CATT 7 CALLED all ; \u201c .= J sheep active and steady.lambs, slow, 1 which has never been tacking in courtesy ; Ved Ww the city last nigul, and are; IN THE CASE OF ALD.NAULT'S small potatoes sold av dc to Sc the bag.| ID ARC UL Sead, HEY PECORL Stock 00 n° Mac- Build.cent sked.See: = 83 DR © Base : =A Tweet money uégsÿ;Eqtes & Pry + o Ci ont.ONS.anks.\u20141-18 \u2014% \u20141-16 \u20141-32 4.84.5 y on antile nges, celpts 3 $6.60 4 to 5.ower, pigs r and 0 tn 36 to 75 to Tele clos | fol- Cuers 54 7614 514 51% 344% 32% 9 27, Fs1- Av, JULY 1906 EEE \u2014\" FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | I ting of stockholders in October.- | wrta QUOTATIONS CORNER IN DIMES CPS RUST THEORY UPSET United States Coin Rolling Com.ss any Controls Ten Cent Cree\u2019 ols Much Lower, Signi- pany ere\u201c Pieces i.Excellent Growth _\u2014 No dimes are now being coined in the Sp United States, because the Philadelphia jt \u201cARKETS NOTHING TQ mint is closed for repairs.Comparatively < RCE few dimes are being presented for Tre- LOM THAT sou demption at the sub-treasury, because 2 _\u2014 coin rolling company has been redeeming \u2018ED TN-DAY, OTHER them from raiiroads and retail merchants.- TE - .Hence the treasury is unable to meet the STEADY.BUT DE Carr demand for dimes made upon it, and the 1 CONSIDER- coin rolling company has practically es- Sw ADING.tablished a corner in them and is said to 1 be selling them a* what amounts \"0 a pre- mlum.Bu ange value of £1 Sterling to-day Next month, however, the Philadelphia Js shew ben to Be.84.0, mint wlll be reopened and an extra force \u2014 will be put to work colning dimes about ; ; Aug.1, and will be kept at it until the + - \u20ac ation is now be country bas an adequate supply. 10.35 pm.DIXIE and LACHINE 9.43 pm, 21 pm, 900 pm Retg.arr.Montrea, \u20ac % pm.10.35 p.m.FOR BROCKVILLE and INT STATIONS 8.46 a.m.Retz.arr, Montreal 810 pm.GT.HYACINTHE and RICHMOND- 80% am, 8H pm.Retg.arr.Montrea.p.m.BT.JOHNS 9 «1 am.real, 10 15 7 wm.T0 am, 668 ° Retz.arr.Mont- MONTREAL\u2014 TORONTO.Leave Montreal \u201c9.00 am, + & am, *8.00 p.m.\u201c10.30 p.m.Arrive Toronto \u201c42 p.m., 15.20 pm, °610 am, \" am.Elegant Cafe Parlor Car on 39 train.Pullman Sleeping Car on 8 and 10.30 p.m.trains.MONTREAL OTTAWA.Leave Montreal.18.00 a.m., \u201c3.40 a.m, $410 pN 7.20 p.m.Arrive Ottawa, $11.00 a.m., \"12.40 p.m., 17.10 p.Hy #10.80 p.m.Leave Ottawa.\u201c8.35 a.m., $7.16 p.m.Arrive Mentreal.#11.35 a.m., \u201c30 pm.$10.15 p.m.Pullman Buffer ear Montreal, and 6.00 p.m.tawa, Parlor Care on 8! trains between Most rer] and Ottawa.FAMOUS ALCONQUIN PARK.Parry Sound (Roes Pt), Georgiaa Bay Points.Those desiring to visit above points cas leave Montreal at 5.00 am, da: y, except Sunday.Through Puilman buffet car od above train.PORTLAND\u2014OLD ORCHARD.Leave Montreal \u201c8.01 a.m.®t 15 p8.Arrive Portland 5.45 p.m.* 40 am Ah rive Old Orchard *6.33 p.m, \u201c7 36 sm.Sleeping and Parlor Car service betwess Montreal, Portand and to Od Or-Maré Elegant Café Car Service on day tai between Montreal and Portland MONTREAL-BOSTON And peints in NEW ENGLAND STATES TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, LYE, MONTREAL 1% 257 $40 pm ARR.BOSTON cm.Cafe-Parlor care and day trains.S'eepng coaches on nigbt tralos.MONTREAL - NEW YORK, s 3.pm *3 30 pm.15.0 pag 18.00 p.m4 on £00 a.m.Hess traine from À care through throug care anid Leave Mcutreal +731 am.11015 à M+ ¢$.10 pm.*i130 pm Arrive New York ft 0) pm.+20 pas ¢.10 am, *1,3% pm.MONTREAL\u2014 PLATTSBURC, Leave Montreal 1721 mm.#10 15 4%: #45 pm, \"SN pm, 0 pm AUS Piattsburg 10.80 a.m, 112.18 -.00 pm.*10.15 pm.\"1.40 amp.m *Dal'y +Weak \u2018 Faturdar \u20ac.days, oExcep: Saturiar and Sunday.4 CITY TICKET @OFricEs, 18% Ap, Jaws: tres Tolaphones Mon 489 an l dj.er BDrasvsnin e Biatieon.(By FU MM Jeonc] parents Lord M ceusin, VOUDE F of Her sn Lin his elde ed to \u2018* ness A! his you turn of The see Y ur \u201cshe nome N for \u201cx fon, AT ta he! und ea moves < bert N: through Ter Lu lenrne Thorpe ness !* counter and (KE dea: Mesras be Mr CH Ie 18 Ch; se led adel Te rial fe ha Lg and wa no + \u2019 pet bits, fe vu ied Elu 1084 «UA aed talkei seems uw.fre c Sar tee v pre Dane Las easel LL .m., 5.00 19.45 a, m., c2 VALOIS.5 em, a, 13 n., 3.18 .15 p.m., 3.10 p.m, CA $5 7 pe ) p- Me \\RK.n Bey nts can , except car om 5 pm.m.Af.sos.bet ween chard.y trains chaos OF through K.5 ame rd - ly FaIDAY, JOLY 1968 QUITS.\u2014\u2014 a) 3y the Baroness Tautphoeus.) OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.the death of her onve to the home of whn, being her mother's \u2018 taxen fuil control of her Harry Darwin oa the occasion marriage.The girl arrives , Aint Lord Medway dead, but , an Invalid, having succeed- \u2018= rec>ives her with alt Kind- = vary happy with him and Lady Jane until the re- «x members of the family.:, Charles Thorpe persuades # Nixon a city merchant, \u2018he girl, and in his - Was soon called, lived x the death of his only \u201c cad become much af- vels with the family WwW le abroad she meets arry .Darwin, and ment to Lady Jane zœu, where they wit- ystery piay, she en- Count Waldemar who, owlng to the brother, is now Lord zowever, believe her to Pe Nt daughter, N:xon on «ed- a\u201d 1 an ann - .A - ; - .s.and are going up to see 0} lacrosse oa to Wagner and Nattress was passed | nom.Cotton Mills 2 1 2 6 between the Capitals and \u2018Le home ; , i Lachine 3 2 n #8 Everything points chat \u201c0 match wn © Ye Gettman (Get'em as he has been dubbed ' > fi roin La pa by the fans) again stepped into the breach | Pécimmoun! IL 2 2 1h one of \u2018he ereutest winessed In Coran and, with the last strike allowed him, let oria Annex = 11 for PHARE years and ue \u2018ram \u2018ha out a hit for three bases, scoring McAl- | : Bol an my Wh Rave Ro fenn oR lister and Nattress Wihite was out to | ATHLETICS aeld onthe champion.Weidensaul.! SHAMROCK pra un _ In the following inning, with two men \u2014 SHAMROCK INTERMENTATES GOINN gone, McConnell drove to right field for COOD PERFORMANCES AT M.A.À.A.ro QUE two haeeq.Corcoran flied to right fleld.WEEKLY HANDICAPS LAST To-night he Shamrock \u2018atrrmediates *ra- but Huelsman let the ball slip through his NIGHT vel down ro Quebre in May che Quebr-s fingers, after he had got under it, McCon T_T a league game The lads mn green lave \u201cDell, meanwhile, continuing home, where .; not ve: lost a game this seu-en and her he arrived safely, Huelsman's throw be- W Mackay revenged himself on Griffiths supporters are watching with much later- ing away In the alr above Raub\u2019s reach.\u2018last night, at the weekly handicaps at the cst the outcome of this match Corcoran got round to third.McAllister M.A.A.A.for his defeat in the balf-mile The team will br :ucked from the fat lifted to Joyce, and prevented further ¢Vent at the police sports on the day be- Jawing players J Brennan, 1 Redmonn, scoring.fore.Mackay had a big task in front of A.O'Reilly, H.Parr.' Hoerner, s.Buffalo looked likely scorers again in him to pull down the lead of Angus Cam- Rochford.E.Aranld, F Kane, S$ Nichols eron, who was given seventy-five yards IN OT Tracer, G Hober~ Lunas FF H- the handicap.However, after catching h's gan, J Henne-sv.1 Sullivan as | Smith put up a high and difficult foul pear Man Mackay ran neck and neck with him i the third base bleachers, which Wagner until about thirty vards from the finish, [LACROSSE AND FOOTPALL AT THE M A A A.On the M A A A afternoons the Mentreal play a league match in the intermediate rerles with Sherbrooke The :niermediates have been practicing faithfully and are es- pected to play a winning game agu,nst tva visitors.The game star.at three ace k After the larrosse march \u2018he M.A.A.A and CP.R.Assoriation font all 10064 will clash in a senior league march THe P.R.are leading the learuc now, an?play good sound foothill.Maraever on the past the games hh se M.A A A.and \u20ac.P.R.have away.heen cha=s terized by a good spirit of sporsmanr!!7 cn both sides.To-morrow «= gume shon'4 give those who are not acvstoned \u2018nn sa grounds \u2018o-marrow jnrerimetates wilt wpe cer\u2019 a chance of seeing a 23d exh bitioe of it.BOW LING, PRITISH DOWLER= WILL.ARRIVE THIS EVENING The team of howlers who wild tour in Canada g he next \"will arrive in Mouireal on the , Virginian\" this evenig, and will by a delegation of (Le Westmount Club, and by representaives of rario Dowling Association.The jToRTA arranged for them has a.ready been lished in the \u2018Witness To-morrow afternnan the oficial with the Westmoun* Cu» will when the following sx Tinks w\u201d sent Westmount: L.C Snyder, J.R son, Wm.Brown (=k: HE.Musses, W w Gardner, A.W I, Howë! N.K.Macdonald T OH J.Williamson, D.M.Woson T de G, Strwar,, Ko M.L Drown, Jad.Wilson