The daily witness, 1 août 1906, mercredi 1 août 1906

[" wee - FAA = Fe ue.à #4 0 - 07 7m DAILY WITNESS me er mega xe re Fair and Warm Stories of Huge Extensions Eastward Unequivocally Denied *.s -\u2018ories which are being periodic- à puplisned about the Grand Trunk up huge blocks of property in :zuborhood of Bonaventure Sta- «th the intention of erecting n in enormous station, were given \u2026 re and unequivocal denial this _ nv Mr.R.3.Logan, assistant ve have, £ 1.gan remarked that it would be « ,- v1sonable to say that the com- -4 were going to erect a big station 2.Pace \u2018Armes.1.teed that the company had py .ration plans for a new ata- i it would be built on the bons present site, adding that the company had all the land it required for the purpose.No definite decision had been come to, however, as to when the rebuilding would be undertaken, so that he could not say at present whether it would be in the near future or not.Questioned as to the report that the station would be erected partly to provide the eastern terminus of the Grand Trunk Pacific, Mr.Logan said he had hardly had patience with such ridiculous rumors.As far as he knew, the Grand Trunk Pacific did not own a single foot of land in the city, and, as was well known, its terminus would be -300 or 400 miles away from Montreal.PERSIA FOREIGN MINISTER HAS \u201cEEN APPOINTED GRAND VIZIER.\u201coran, Persia.August 1.\u2014 Mushir Powleh bas been appointed Grand vr and retains the portfolio of courn Affairs, which he held under + retiring Grand Vizier.An import- at functionarv has been sent out to \u2018um, where the Mullahs recently estab- -hed themselves as a protest against e (Government\u2019s actions, in an endea- rv tu persuade the Mullahs to return Lore.[he bazaars have been closed, and \u201cre has been a complete stagnation of bnsiness since their departure.; The refugees, under the protection of the British Legation, now number near- iv 13.00.They have been orderly heretofore.but they are becoming more .s~ited.and continue to insist on their dsmands for reform.ft 1x believed that the new Grand Vizier intends to initiate political and nancial reforms.His programme is -anl to include the negotiation of a Iran, which is considered necessary to restore normal conditions in the country.NEW LOCAL MANAGER JONES TAKES CHARGE OF BELL TELEPHONE OFFICE.MR.Mr R.F Jones, who was recently a, saed local manager of the Bell T.phone Company to succeed the late Mr.D.C.Dewar, took charge of bis new 1osition this morning, and he was warm- iy congratulated by the officials and the general staff on his promotion.Mr.Jones has been with the company since 1884, entering their services as a clerk, and gradually working bis way up.WATER MAIN BURST NOTRE NAME STREET, NEAR AT- WATEK AVENUE, FLOODED.Last night, at hali-past eight, a four- \u2018een-inch water-main belongng to the Montreal Water and Power Company, burst on Notre Dame street, St.Henri ward.and Hooded the thoroughfare be tween Atwater avenue and St.John street, several inches deep, the water also penetrating to several adjoining basements and cellars.No serious damage was done, but the service was temporarily suspended.a repairing gang immediately being despatched to mend the breach.-\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANT JURY TRIAL ALLEGED FUR THIEVER WERE YESTERDAY REMANDED TO THE ASSIZES.>.Kovinsky Futural, who was arrested in Montreal last week, and the three (nbliitskies, were arraigned yesterday at the Chatham police court charged with having committed an extensive fur rob- bere at New York.They elected to ve \u201cnied by jury, and were accordingly remanded 1n custody.URGENT DEMAND FOR LABORERS MR.MORSE SAYS IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO SECURE ENOUGH FOR G.T.P.Lalgary.Alta., July 31.\u2014 The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is planning three ais from Calgary\u2014one irom Calgary to Battleford, another to Lloyd Minster, and a third to Coutts via Lethbridge.Mr.Morse, general manager of the G.T P.said to-day that if he could secure sufficient labor he would put a larger force of men to work construct- In% in both directions of the \u2018l'rans- Centinental line.Labor was absolutely Lnijossible to secure.CHICAGO SALOONS NO MORE LICENSES TO BE ISSUED UNTIL THE CITY NEARLY DOUBLES ITs POPC.LATION., Chicago, Aug.1\u2014The last saloon lic- ers that will be issued in Chicago until the city nearly doubles its present popu- la:.on, was given out yesterday.The I> ns number is 7,355.Under the Har- Em ordinance, which goes into effect to- \u201cet.no more saloons will be permitted in Ph.4z6 until the ratic is one saloun for ®\\'ry five hundred people.JEWELS MISSING LIKEWISE A NEW YORK JEWREL- LER\u2019S MESSENGER.New York, Aug.1.\u2014According to the \u2018Tribune,\u2019 Roscoe Hurd, dealer m gems, 126 West 23rd street, complained to the police early this morning that he had ee.robbed of a quantity of diamonds, rubies and opals, worth between $10,- 000 and $12,000, and a cheque for $150.He said also that he was unable to find his messenger, John O'Neil, 22 years of age, of 251 Washington square, Brooklyn.He says he gave the jewels and his cheque to the young man to take to the office of his brother, another diamond dealer in Maiden Lane, at two o'clock yesterday.The messenger never delivered the valuables.Hurd says.After waiting until 11 o\u2019clock night, Hurd says, for the return of O'Neil, he went to the home of the boy's father, but the young man was not there.Hurd says he -emploved O'Neil only yesterday morning, and the delivery of the jewels was the first important errand entrusted to him.NEW YORK FIRE ENGINEER HIS EFFORTS TO SAVE TWO CHILDREN MAY COST HIM HIS LIFE.New York, Aug.1 \u2014Two children, standing paralyzed with fear in the path of fire engine No.22, caused the wreck of the apparatus last night and possibly cost the life of Engineer Hen- ning, Caught in tbe car tr.cke of 38th street and First avenue, when the: driver swung his three horses aside to gave the children, the engine toppled and the scalding water from the boiler deluged Engineer Henning, who was pinned between the side-pipe and rear wheel.He was hurried to a hospital, Where it was said his recovery is doubtful.SIX LONDON HOTELS SELL THEIR LAST DRINK.London, Omt., Aug.1.\u2014The following\u2019 hotels here have lost their licenses: Wel- hngton House, W.G.Blake, Hotel, J.O\u2019Cernessor; European Hotel, Jerry McDonald; Ofhce Hotel, William Wright, Royal Motel, J.W.hidge; G.i.R.Raloon, James Buller.In accordance with the by-law passed by the citizens of London at the last municipal elections six hotels were given notice to get out of business by the license commissioners, and ten others were given à three months\u2019 extension, m which time ; they had to comply with the regulation as to fixing up their respective properties.' WINNIPEG CENSUS DENOUNCED AS A FARCE.\u2014 Winnipeg, Aug.1.\u2014Assesament Commissioner Îlurris yesterday vigorously as- salled the estimate of Winnipeg's population given in the first bulla% nissued from Ottawa on Monday, which tixes the population at 90,216.Mr.Harris considexs the work as done wag a farce, and deciares that the population is nearer 115,000, and certainly not less than 110,000, A RECORD IN THE WEST FOUR HUNDRED MILES COVERED IN EIGHT HOURS BY C.P.R.SPECIAL.Improvements carried out on the main line of the C.P.R, including heavier steel and better road bed, have rendered a higher speed possible, and yesterday the company established a new long distanee speed record for western lines, by making a run of 399 2-10 miles in eight hours dat, including stops.The train which made this record was a special carrying Sir William Van Horne, William Whyte and C.J.Bury, and consisted of a baggage car and the private cars Saskatchewan and Manitoba.The run was between Winnipeg and Moosejaw, and the stops included water stops, a change of engines at Brandon and layover for all east-bound passenger trains.This means that an average speed of more than fifty miles an hour was maintained throughout the whole distance.The run from Winnipeg to Brandon was made in two andga half hours, the distance being 133.1% miles.Between Kirkella and Broadview.a distance of 62 miles, an average of 60 miles per hour was maintained throughout.From Broadview to Moosejaw, 134.6 miles, the run was made in two and e b=!lf hours elapsed time.Albion © Hump- .ing shore to pick berries.MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, BONAVENTURE STATION TO BE REBUILT ALMOST A DISASTER REMARKABLE : COOLNESS OF A LITTLE GIRL OF SEVEN YEARS.- Parry Sound, Ont, Aug.1.\u2014Yester- day morning a party of seven, including a child of three years of age, left Isle Mowat in a sailboat for the Card- : About half a mile from the shore a squall of wind caught the sails and in a moment the boat was bottom up.Ara Willis, a girl of seven years, started to swim in the shore for assistance, but was clutched by a lady who was struggling in the water and was almost pulled under, but with great presence of mind she struck the lady in the face and was able to release herself, calling back to the party that she was safe and would get assistance.In the meantime Frank Moseley, of Parry Sound, and Mr.Robert Adam- son, of Toronto, sailed out 1rom the island to the assistance of the people in the water.Red Willis, a young boy of the party, dwed and brought up Mrs.T.A.Clark, Mrs.Ed.Taylor and Ethel Taylor, of Parry Sound, and managed to place them in safety on the bottom of the upturned boat, which was rapidly drifting with the wind and waves.Moseley, Adamson, and Mr.Secord, who swam out to the boat, took - charge of the baby and some others, and Ted.Willis pushed others ashore in safety.showing great pluck and presence of mind.After a struggle, all were safely landed.ZiuN CITY VOLIVA ELECTED CANDIDATE FOR OVERSEER BY A STANDING VOTE OF 1410.Zion City, Ill, Avg.1.\u2014At a meeting in the Tabernacle here last night fer the purpose of choosing candidates for General Overseer of the Church in Sep- ! tember, in accordance with the recent order of Judge Landis, the name of Wilbur Glen Voliva was the only one pre sented.A standing vote of those present at the meeting showed 1,410 in favor of Voliva\u2019s election.The name of John Alexander Dowie was not mentioned at the meeting.Glenn Voliva, the man foremost in the recent ousting of John Alexander Dowie from the throne of Zion City, is described by a writer in the Chicago \u2018Inter- Ocean\u2019 as an absolute contrast to his former superior \u2014 \u2018physically, temperamentally and mentally.\u2019 The exuberant Dowie, massive in frame, redundant in speech, magnetic and dominant in personality, enwaloped and swept away by the power of his own visions, recognized in his moment of wisdom and judgment, in his secret -com- munings in his closet, that in the young disciple Voliva existed the ganify, the sense, the prudence, the righteous and sure faculty which would most avail Zion when the influence of its founder wad withdrawn.Spare, pale, ascetic, cool, intelligent, unaffected by dmams, resolute to accomplish the task immediately under his eye, Voliva is no conqueror to found commu- OVERSPER W.GLENN VOLIVA, The leading figure in the recent \u2018revolution* In Zior City, which resulted In the deposition and excommunication of \u2018Fret Apostle\u2019 Dowie, nities, to convert the world, to gain riches in Mexico and spiritual dominion in the islands of the sea.He could never invent the pageantry, the Hebraic ceremony, the Oriental@plendor.But he can and he will put the business of Zion upon a substantial footing.He can organize, he can eliminate waste, he can practice economy.In a word, he can transform a struggling, half-bank- runt community into a thriving.prosperous.well-to-do American municipality.Voliva is thirty-six years old.His hair is black.His eves are deep set, shrewd, dark.and piercing.His shal low cheek is the esthetic\u2019s; his thin, clos\u201d set lips are the disciplinarian\u2019s, not only of other's but of his own spirit.He eats but two meals a day.frequently only one; sometimes none at all.He clothes himself in white tie, frock cgat., low-cut waistcoat.Ile never smil not because he is oppressed by his own dignity, but because he sees no occasion for mirth.He does not attempt to impress his visitor.\u2019 Voliva is an American.a Hoosier, who is so entirely an American that he is ignorant of what is his racial stock.He has been heard to sav that he fanciae his peculiar name may be French, but he | that he was lost.BARON KOMURA Concluded the Peace of Portsmouth ARRIVES 1N VICTORIA ON HIS WAY TO THE COURT OF ST.JAMES.Victoria, July 31.\u2014 Baron Jutaro Komura.now on his way to the Court of St.James to represent the Jupanese nation, was a most distinguishied jrissen- ger on the \u2018Empress of Japan\u2019 when was met by a deputation of his countrymen, who accorded him a hearty welcome.In an interview Baron Komura to spend some time in Canada, the potential greatness of which he warmly acknowledged.He said, however, that he was due to leave Quebec on August 9, \u2018hence he must not delay.Regarding the statements in the press that Japan proposed to practically nationalize many of the industries, he entered an emphatic denial.He said that the nationalization of the railways was now an accomplished fact.and that this would be used as, he thought, governments should use it.to relieve the pressure on the consumers.The same was true in Manchuria, where Japan would own the railways, but beyond this it would not invade the field of private enterprise.Speaking of the impulsiveness of the Japanese, he said they quick- Iv thought out a question, and laughing- after concluding the peace of Portsmouth.He contrasted that with the fact that he was going to the most coveted foreign post in the gift of the Government.__\u2014\u2014\u2014 SLAVERY IN FLORIDA ANOTHER TALE QF HORROR FROM THE TURPENTINE CAMPS.New York, August 1.\u2014 The \u2018Times\u2019 says: \u2014 Another man returned from Florida to the lower east side yesterday with a story of peonage in Florida, and another letter bas been received from a man there begging aid.There are still fifty immigrants who are known to have started for the Florida camps within the Jast six months who have not been heard from sincé.David Krill, who lived with his sister, Mrs.Jennie Abramoviz, on the top of the floor of 114 Lewis street, came home Florida of seven weeks.| When be left this city for the turpentine camps he was in good health.When he came home yesterday his sister did not recognize him, and attempted to drive him out of her flat.; His back was black and blue and still marked with deep red scars where he said he had been whipped, He had heen taken to Jacksonville, he said, and from there to Matton.He was then carried to a camp in the woods, where there were huts and negro guards.At the end of two weeks, he said, he found that he owed the company $24 above his promised $12 a week.lle ran away one night, and in the morning found Wandering about mn the swamps, he suddenly found himself in the open and.close to camp.Before he could hide he was seen, and, according to his story, he was.beaten in the presence of the others who had just returned from work.; The next morning, while he was at work in the swamp, ope of those with whom he had shared the company stores slipped $30 to him, which he said he had hidden\u2019 in a boot.This man did not dare to escape, but he begged Krill to take the money, and if possible get north so as to tell of the horrors of the slave-camp.That night Krill slipped through the lines and managed to reach a city.lle worked his way as far as Baltimore, and from there walked to his sister's home in this city.NEW ENGLAND FOG FORCES LARGE SEASIDE HOTELS \u201cTO CLOSE UP.Boston, Mass, .Aug.1.\u2014Unprecedent- ed fog and unseasonable weather for the month of July has cost summer resort keepers up and down the New England coast many thousands of dollars.according to statistics completed to-day.and has crippled the coastwise shipping business to a degree rarely before experienced during the summer .months, In some mstances large hotels have been obliged to close because of the continued fog.Weather bureau officials attribute the continued fog to the prevalence of southeasterly winds, which on contact with the cold water currents from the north, cause the dampness The work of the coastwise fleet has been greatly hampered.| There have heen remarkably few collisions, but the fleet has been tied up in harbors for a fortnight at a time.In Vineyard Sound.three days only of clear weather was the record for the whole stretch of July.i ; ; The Pollock-Ri lightship has been struck twice in thie fog by passing craft.The Maritime Provinces report many accidents to shipping.most of which were attributed to the fog.On Cape Cod.it is said that up to July 28, there had not been a perfectly clear day for the month.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CABINET MBETING.Ottawa, July 3l.\u2014lhe Cabmet sat for au hour to-day.There were present the Hon.R.W.Scott, the Hon.Wn.Iv referred to his own cool reception on Monday afternoon, after an absence in, {that this will be done., Canada ls 1 \"that the commissioners will he xc i from New Brunswick, as they will he Templeman, the Hon.Frank Oliver, and the Hon.Charles Hyman.A contrant was awarded to Mr.Hogan, for turning basin at Welland, for $84,000.Mr.does not know, Hogan has a contract now at Port Col- borne.He was the lowest tenderer.| she reached here yesterday morning.He when new witnesses will | 1906.\u2014 ST.ROSE ACCIDENT The Japanese Commissioner who Coroner Attempting to Fix the Responsibility EVIDENCE YEËT As TU WHU OPENED THE SWITCH.NC From the evidence taken at the in quest, yesterday afternoon Into tue uéaln v1 dbgoueer Jounu Broome, of Ut tawa, Who was killed at Ste.livse, IL à rteltway collision, on Monday nial, the Jury would nol ascertain dpon whol Lie responsibly tor the accident suould be lag, aud Coroner MceManon adjourned toe inquest unul to-morrow, ve examined.None of the witnesses present coud tel, who lett open the ewileh, wien caused the lreight train to crash luio expressed his regret at not being able | the waiting train at St.Rose, nor could any one ewile In WhOse pOssession \\us the key ol the switeh, whieh \u2014apuld have been kept by responsible emn- ployees.It was further snown by the evidence that at the time of the ace- dent tnere was no lhignt uear the switch, as there ought to have been, and this 1s believed to be why the engineer iailed to notice the open switch.James Church, of Ottawa, the cou- ductor on the incoming train, the eng neer of which lost his ufe, stated m lus evidence that it was not necessary or his train to stop at Ste.Rose.His filst intimation of the acuident was from feeling the shock of the collision, aud he soon realized that they had en tered a siding on which another train bad stopped.No one seemed to know who had left the switch open.There was an operator at the station, Lie trainmen should opeu the switch, but sometimes it was done by the statin agent, and none but employees of the road should ssess a key.The =cina- phore was lighted.giving them the right of way to the main track, but there was no light at the switch.The opar- ator had told him that he did not know how the accident occurred.Frank Lawson, 451 Fullum street, conductor on the train which was waiting at the siding, said that it had been standing there twenty-four minutes before the collision, and during that time a freight train from Montreal had passed without stopping.James Hoberts, JUS Fark avenue, brakeman on the waiting train, stated that there was no light at the switch.In this he was corroborated by Arthur Fortin, the brakeman on Broome\u2019s train, who further asserted that had a light been placed at the switch it would have \u2018been an easy matter for the engineer to see that it was open.; Another brakeman on the incoming train gave the approximate speed at | which It was proceeding as [W2DLY miles per hour.John McDonnell, 1077 Eeplanade avc, Mile End, the engineer on the train waiting at Ste.Rose, said that the brakeman, Roberts, should have taken time to close the switch before the arrival of the second train.He had secn no light at the switch.John L.Leclaire, 1485 City Hall ave, the fireman on McDennell's engine, gave evidence that neither he nor Roberts had.opened the switch during the time their train was waiting.This had been hig first trip on the line.MacTaggart was the remaining witness.Broome's death had been due to a crushed chest and fractured ribs, with internal injuries.The operator at the station, and the station agent, will be examined to-mor- row.A statement from the fireman, Den- nison, who is at present in the Royal Victoria Hospital, will also he read when the inquest is resumed.ST, JOHN RIVER DIFFICULTY AN INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION TO SETTLE IT.Ottawa.July 31 \u2014Provision was made last session for a commission to report upon the difficulties wbich exist between Canada and the United States over the St.John river in New Brunswick.When the International Waterways Commission was appointed it vas understood «that this would he one of the subjects dvalt with.but the United States Government refused to include, or rather to OK, it out of the list.A special commission was then suggested.To be ready if the United States carried this out, the Canadian parliament had the money voted.A despatch has been received from the British ambassador at Washington saving that the United States has decided to \u2018appoint commissioners to go into the whole matter Canada has suggested two com- Missioners on each side.It is likely In the rase of probability selected there is a strong conversant with the whole matter.BIG TIMBER DEAL ON THE NORTH SHORE oF THE Prick Oxe Cent NEWS IN BRIEF.The new Grand Vizier of Persia 13 Musiir Ed.Dowleh.He retains his former portfolio as Minister où Fureiu Attuirs.I The serious outbreak of mutiny at Svaborg yesterday.iollowing the at tempt to arrest a company ol ~ipprels, who mutinied on account ol tbe i: treatment of one of their number.distlosed, prematucely, a plot unm.n3 at the simultaneous capture vi Russa three guut seu fortresses ol SDVeabuig.Cronstadt and Sebastopol.The continued all last nignt, Cominune a: tion between St.Péetersburz and Cron- stadt has been cut, À report iron ; Livadia says the Czar's palave tnere :s me flames.lias Ligat Mr Balfour yesterday the new government Transvaal as à reckless and audacious experunent.Nix Henr: Camptel-Ban- nerman retorted that Mr.Baltou.- speech was the most unworthy, me citevous and unpatr,Oùle 10 Wulch at had ever listenell.charaetvrued scheme oi ve Edward Rousse, the noted lawver and member of the French Academy, 1s dead.Chicago has decided to 1ssuc no new saloon license: until the population or the city shall be almost doubled.But she has 7.353 to last her until then Wilbur Glen Voliva was nominated General Overseer of Zion Cita, 1D to aay.by a standing vote où 1410 Passenger rates on the Penusvlvama Railway are to tr redw-d rext Novem ber from 3% to 21; cents a mile.A theusand mile ticket.transterable, will also be ;ssued for $20.The long-continu>d :og on the Now England coast has greatiy Tpples the coustwise shipping and fored a number of summer hotels to close, up.Mr.Logan says the Grand Trunk = contemplating the erection of a new Bonaventure Station, whetler in the near future or not has not vet ben decided.The story that à big station for the Grand Trunk Pacitic is to be put up here soon he characterizes as a ridiculous rumor.18 termini, 1 is well knovmn, he =ays, will be three or four hundred miles west of Mont: real PASSENUER RATES PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY RE DUCES THEM FROM THREE ANS A UALF TO TWO AND A HALF CENTS A MILE.Philadelphia, Pa., Aug.1.\u2014Import- ant changes in passenger rates were an nounced yesterday by $i John B.Tha: cr, fourth vice-president of the Pennsyi vania Railway, following a meeting the board of directors of that corpora tion.The company bas decided to reduce | the maximum one-way fares frpm threv and a half and three cents to two and | a half cents a mile.effective probably on Nov.1.The company will also, on Sept.1.place on sale one thousand mile tivk ets, valid only on its lines east of Prix i burg and Erie, at the flat price of twen- [ty dollars.These mileage tickets will | be transferrable.JUDQE SEDEGWICK HIs CONDITION REMAINS LN- CHANGED.Halifax, Aug.pe A message from Chester this afternoon Suites Justice Sedgewick's condition temuns unchang ed.He has dvelined tu take nourisn- ment of any kind md doctors state he may linger for twenty-tou, hours or perhaps longer.KING ALFONSO WITH QUEEN VICTORIA ARRIVES AT COWEN FOR THE RACES.Cowes, Isle of Wigut.Aug.L- King Alfonso and Qu'un Virtor.a of Spain arrived here to-dav on the Spanish roval vacht \u2018(iurmldt escorted by the armored cruiser Princesa de Asturias Nalutes were excnanzed and there was « great display of bunting afoat and ashore ax a welcome 19 thar Maje- ties, who will rman here over {owes yachting week.King Alfonso intends to build a racing ya ht to compete here 3n 1907.FINE AND WARM Straight it ran through butiercups.Blue-eyed grass and timothy.Clover where toe wild bee sups.And the tall weed waving fren Just a little trodden lane Narrow as a mowers swa'h (to set my feet again In that little brown fooipath\u2014 \u2018Cross lots! GEORGIAN BAY.i | _ | Toronto, August L=The bi deal in the history of the forth shore | of the Georginn Bay was put through vesterduv in Toronto.when Holland & Graves, of Bvng Inlet, purchased from the Sarnia Bay Lumber.Timber and Salt Company five townships.each containing thirty-six square miles, or 180 square miles in al.The price pd was a record one, being.in round figures, one and one-half million dollars, FOR THE UNFORTUNATE DANE.\u2018A widow.Abbotsford, Que.has sent the \u2018Witness\u2019 five dollars for Nelson, the young Dane, whose loss of sight was reported the other dav.The amount est timber | 5 \u2014Anna Burnham Hryvant.Toronto.Aug.1.11 am-\u2014Victoru.T1 12; Kamioops, Si-0S: Edmonton, 64-42 Calgary, S2\u201444; Qu'Appelle, 7ü- 0 Prince Albert, 74\u201432: Winnipeg, 7$\u201455; Port Arthur, 70\u201444; Parry Sound.sé\u2014su.Toronto TS\u201460; Ottawa, Soh: Montreal, T5\u201460 Quebec, 75\u201432: Halifax, 7N\u201462.Forecasts\u2014Light wind.fine and warm to-day and Thursday.The weather continue- fine und warm \u20187 has been handed to Mr.Taylor.of the Brewery Mission.the North-West Provinces with a few scattered thunders ors in Saskatchewan From Ontario fo \u2018he Maritime Province.it is fine wth moderately high tempera ture, 1640-2 Noire Dame street, Montrea! Aug.1, 1906, \u2014Rendings by Hearn Mar tente TL Sooo ete 2 ROCH Yesterday, 25: 11 a.m.to-day, 2599, foe po Lu \u2014 © Mo To-day RE .82 64 Yesterday .8 1 voue are a CAES a PR .© oui) Ren ees FRI PLT Ee at = 2e SE ce nr me PTS SE See 0 ONE CTL ee tii, lik te me ae =.Slr aa EES: Miho y+ IT-AMGUNTS TO THIS Having The G.R.LOCKER CO.do your Tile and Mosaic Work Call and insures a first class job.see us at 113 West Notre Dame St.\u2014 ANOTHER CITY HEARD FROM FORT WILLIAM IS NOW CALLING ATTENTION TO ITSELF.\u2018We are destined to become the real! metropolis of the district between the: head of the lakes and the Rockies.This is the claim made on behalf of | Fort William, by Mr.A.A.Vickers, | one of the business men of that place, | who 13 on a visit to Montreal, and it! shows that the general optimism which | makes the people throughout Canada | think that their particular town is the | most progressive in the Dominion is as strong In the breasts of the Lakesiders as anywhere., Mr.Vickers claimed that Fort William 13 fast becoming the chief wheat distributing centre for the Great Lakes sald a remarkable boom is being caused i by the establishment of the (Grand! Trupk Pacific terminal works there, | dwelt upon the establishment and increase ol various industrial works, and told what the town is doing in the way of establiching long runs for the elec tric cars, and the provision of a new water supply.The population is now between 10,000 and 12,000\u2014just double what it was three years ago.and within the next five years it ix expected that these figures will be doubled again.Meanwhile despite rapidly advancing estate values, there is great activity in land sales, and à large amount of English ant American capital is being invested.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 MUSICAL EVENING.A musical and literary evening was held on July 25, under the auspices of the Con- } gregational Church Sunday-schoo! of St Andrew's East, P.Q.An excellent programme delighted the appreciative audience.Professor Baker, of Montreal, contributed greatly to the music by his flute accompaniment.An interesting feature of the evening was \u2018An African Boy's Life,\" written by the former missionary, Mrs.Read, and read effectively by Miss Lamb.The boy has been educated by this Sun- day-school and is now a great help to the missionaries in Africa.Two pretty duets : were sung by the Misses McAllister accompanied by the sweet whistling of Mies F.Hibbard.The pastor, the Rev.B.W.Day, recited \u2018The Crucifigion\u2019 with thriil- ing effect.Miss Gates closed the programme with a solo.Then with a burst of entbuslasm all joined In singing the grand old hymn \u2018From Greenland's Icy Mountains,\u201d the wave of joyful sound floating out through the open windows of the little church, startled the loungers on the river banks and made them realize that missionary effort was wide-awake in St.Andrews : same place, ! without EC TENDERS.TENDERS addressed to the undersigned at Ottawa and endorsed on the envelope \u201cTender for the removal of the wreck of the steamer \u2018Protector,\u2019 \u2019\u2019 will be received up to the Tenth day of August, 1806, for the removal of the wreck of the steamer \u201cProtector,\u201d now lying sunk on Bar Point, in the entrance of the Saguenay River, P.Q.Persons tendering to explain the method by which, they intend to remove the wreck and when they will undertake to complete the work, and contract to be made subject to satisfactory and complete removal by approved means, by the time named in the tender and subject to the disposal of the material removed, in a manner approved by the Department.The materials in the obstruction, when the removal is satisfactorily completed, but not before, to become the property of the contractor.The contractor to forfeit claim for any compensation unless the work of removal is satisfactorily completed.Each tender to be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered Canadian bank equal to twenty percent of the whole amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the party declines to enter Into a contract to remove the obstruction.it the tender is not accepted the cheque will be returned, The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.Newspapers inserting this advertisement without authority from the Department will not be pald.F.GOURDEAU, Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries.Department of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, 26th July, 1906.a pe y 0 TENDERS FOR COAL.TENDERS addressed to the undersigned at Ottawa and marked on the envelope \u2018Tender for Coal for the Dominion Depot, Prescott, Ont.,\u201d\u201d will be received up to the Fifteenth day of August next, for supplying the following quantities of coal:\u2014595 tons of slack coal to be delivered in quan- ANS , tities as required at the Depot, 11 tons of Blacksmith's Coal to be delivered at the 621 tons of Scranton screened or equal in quality, anthracite coal, egg or stove size, to be dellvered to the steamers of the Department of Marine and Fisheries, at Prescott, as required.An accepted cheque on a Dominion Bank for the sum of $500 must accompany e\u20acaoh tender, and this cheque will be retained as security until the contract is carried out.2 The delivery of the coal wlll extend over a period of twelve calendar months, with the privilege of the Department to extend it for two years more.The coal will be ordered in quantities required at the Depot and for this purpose should be kept at a convenient place for quick delivery at Prescott.Newspapers Inserting this advertisement authority from the Department of Marine and Fisheries will not be paid.F.GOURDEAU, Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries.Department of Marine and Flsherles, Ottawa, 28th July, 1806.NOT YET READY TO BE \u2018OSLER- Natural he is capable of many years more JESUIT APPOINTMENTS \u2014 MEMBERS OF THE ORDER RECEIVE THEIR ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE YEAR.Yesterday was the feast of St.Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuit Order, and on that occasion the usual custom of making the appointments for the ensuing year was tollewed by the Superior of the Montreal district.The Kev.Father Joseph Lalonde remains rector of St.Mary's College.The Rev.Kather David Dante, formerly of the St.Boniface College, becomes disciplinarian of St.Mary's College, and the Liev.Father A.Melancon is transferred from the Indian mission of Caughnawaga to St.Mary's College, where he will teach syntax.The Rev.Father A.Monet is appointed prefect of studies and the Rev.Father T.Lussier purveyor in t'e: same institation, and the following is the list of professors and attendants: Rev, Fath.crs J.Schmidt, Bourgeois, Lamy, Loi- seau, G.Courteau, M.Gauthier, Lefebvre, T.Hudon, J.Archambault, A.Couture, H.Madore, W.Chartrand, L.Jauren- deau, E.Guilbault, R.Vandandoigue, X.Fontaine and B.Bisson.The Rev.Father Devine is appointed editor of the English version of the \u2018Mes- schger of the Sacred Heart,\u2019 and the Rev.Father Jones is given charge of the archives.The Rev.Father Michelet is transferred from St.Mary's College to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, where the Rev.Father Louis Lalonde employed as missionary, will also take up his residence.The Rev.Fathers C.Gonthier, George Kenny and L.Lemire will have charge of the Church of the Gesu.The Rev.Fathers G.Lebel and J.Paré go to continue their studies at the Immaculate Conception.The Rev.Fathers E.Labelle and B.Bourrette go to Poughkeepsie, N.Y.and the Rev.Fathers J.jante and M.Malone are appointed professors at the Loyola College.The Rev.Father J.Grenier will go to Port Arthur, Ont.The new missionary at Canghnawaga has not yet been appointed.2 PROF, LANKESTER 1ZED.London, July 31.\u2014The heads of the History Museum, which is a national institution, lately requested Prof.Edwin Lankester, director of the museum, to resign, on the ground of his age, and offering him a pension of £300.rof.Lankester refuses to retire, declaring that although he is 59 years old of good work.He scoff# at the pension as utterly inadequate and disproportion- ed to his salary, which is £1,200.He is a robust and active man and does mot look his age.; - - which sum has been subscribed by the cartage companies of the city lt is available at all hours of the day and night, but it is not intended for animals s0 seriously injured that they should be killed on the spot.A special ipstrument is carried for the purpose of kiliing.lt is so made that it can be placed direëtly on the forehead of the animal to obviate the bad aims which sometimes take lace ir revolver or rifle firing, owing to 8 aky nerves.With tne mew instrument the hand presses what looks like an electric button and the cordite bullet always finds the desired billet.Similar instruments are lo be supplied L all the police stations by the §.P.C.A.ROLLING STOCK FOR G.T.R.DIRECTORS DECIDE ON AN EXPENDITURE OF 815,000,000.At a meeting of the directors of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Vom- pany yesterday afternoon, it was unanimously decided to spend $15,000,000 within the next year or two on the construction of rolling stock, and the decision was later ratitied by a meeting of the shareholders.This decision of the company is really a ratification ot part of the G.T.P.\u2019s agreement with the government, by -which it agrees to muchas at least $25,000,000 worth ot rolling stock to equip the road.Au last session of parliament an act was passed authorizing the Grand lrunk Pacific to issue debenture stock to the extent of $25,000,000, in addition to the stock previously authorized im the company's charter, the proceeds to be used in the purchase of rolling stock, The company will now issue the new stock, which will bear interest at four percent, as the money is needed, or as the state of the money market warrants.Mr.Charles M.Hays, president of the Grand Trunk Pacific, presided over the meeting, and amongst the other directors present were Sir Charles Riv- ers-Wilson and M2ssrs.Wm.Wainwright, W.H.Biggar, 15.H.Fitzhugh, E.B.Greenshiglds, Hugh A.Allan, Senator Cox and\u201d Mr.J.R.Booth.SMALL BOY AND THE BRIGADE.A small boy unintentionally caused the fire brigade considerable trouble last night.While passing along St.James strest by the Banque National, about 9.30 o'clock, he noticed smoke issuing from the ton of the building, and ran to the fire station at the corner of Craig and OChenncville streets, informing the firemen that the bank was on fire.The men immediately set out for the fire, and the Yad, still thinking that the bank would be in a blaze.turned to the nearest fire-box, and PILES ry {orm hing, blesding end protredtos Bes test\u2019: mals lu the press and ask your You can use i and get yotr neighbours about iu.deniers or mdeey back if not od.60v, at EDBANBON, BATES & ., Torosto.DR.CHASE'S OINTMENT ALBERT COLLEGE, Belleville, Ont 343 âtudents enrolied during college vear, 1906-06; 168 young ladies and 175 roung men; attendance increased two and one- half times in 15 years.Conservatory and University exomira- tions In full departments of Nusic; graduating courses under full staff of specialists, in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Blocution, Physical Culture, Fine Arts and Domestic Science.Special attention given to Matriculation and Teachers\u2019 Courses; New Pipe Organ and Art Gallery recently added; Gymnasium and large Athletic Grounds, Buildings heated with steam and lighted by electricity.Will re-open Tuesday, Sept.31, 1908.For calendar or room, address, PRINCIPAL DYER, D.D.ST.MARGARET'S COLLEGE TORON À Cottontate Residentini and Bay Sokoel for Girls 16 \u2018Pénoters in the Academic Department.Of those 4 are Europesn Trainsd Teachers of odern Languazes.Olass-rooms specially built; 8 sound-proof music rooms and a large Assembly Hall.Large lawns for recreation.RECORD-1308-0-14 at University ; 20 passed the examinations in Music, Toronto University, winning 11 1sp olsse and § 3nd class Honors; 1d ronto Conservatory, winning 3 first places.Write for Illustrated Booklet.Antomn term commences Bept 12.Q.DICKSON, M.A.Diretor, te {Late Principal Upper Onnads Colles) MRS.GEO.DIOKSON, Lady Principal.SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF; SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, THE MACKAY INSTITUTION for Prot.Deat Mutes and THE BLIND, Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal, will re-open on September twelfth.Speech and speech-read- Ing a specialty.8tammering corrected.In addition to the ordinary English branches, trades are taught.Instruction in music for the Blind, HARRIET E.ASHCROFT, Superintendent.GEORGE DURNFORD, Secretary.sent in an alarm which called out the whole central division, Within a few minutes a formidable array of fire apparatus had arrived at the bank, but there was no fire in eight.Upon investigation the fireman learned that the janitor had bean burning waste paper in the furnace, and some of the smoke, which esca through the windows, caused the boy to think that the bank was on fire.terete FEAST OF PORTIUNCULA.This afternoon and evening, and all day to-morrow, large crowds will viet the chaped of the Franciscan Fathers on Dorchester street west.Those visita will be on the gecasion of the feast of Portiuncula.Aug.2, whes a plenary indulgence 1s grantel the world over for every visit made to any Franciscan church from the hour of 2 pm.on the eve of the feast, until sunset on the day of the feast itself, Ck 2 .\u2014\u2014 eve =.= LE a Sp \u2014\u2014 JA hd æ- = = .- eu ne - = - i ros J ® i | i fi RE: A [¥ - .i ° THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS WypoNESDAT, AvarsT 1, 1908 ; - .- hid meee = - \u2014 - | BIRTHS, HIARRIACES AND DEATHS, THE \u2014 ° I Dis .» pe Notices af births, marriages and deaths must invart- , The aily Fitness, LIMITED il ably de endorsea with the name and address df the B = Wh t th \u201cCan d Lan t\u201d ;.sender, or otherwise no notice cai: be taken af them.Wednesd A a e a a ce ro: ; ices sday, Aug.1.PRIE Birth notices ar: inserted for 25¢.marriage not ee g Et Bird mois ar omried for tie marion noue WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUG.1.savs about | 1 nouncemeus of funera.appended to death notice, bho > extra ; other exienaions fo obituary.such as short reat , Emmi LE \u201c|| Abbey's Ett t Salt H ni 0 per tins aire prepa \u2014 AMBULANCE FOR HURSES ey's Liervescent bail.+h Annual subscribers may have announcements of _\u2014 \u201cM 3 .: any physicians of Canada are x3 nd deaths \u2018without extended S.P.C - \u201ccom y pay Ti births, marriages 6 x - P.C.A.PROVIDE MEANS TO \"4: x obiruary or vercer couring in thie.immediate BEGAN TO-DAY PAINLESSLY REMO\\E DLS.now prescribing ABBEY\u2019S SALT.if | Los ies free of charge, in w case name .ABLED H \u201c4 1 1 ; \u20ac \" pee © ; .« z 5 ) address of subscribers shouid de ven Thousands visited the Store and turned every aisle Tes Eh M It is particularly useful in cases of Ex so BIRTHS.and counter into a surge of busy lite, to-morrow will be TT obstinate Constipation and chronic nai à | LA ELD à ausnier vo dr.and Mrs, A8 important as to-day; New goods will be added, lines i More humane work by the Society for iver.trouble.o is especially effective Co > 20, 1506, nte Mr.v .the Frevention ot Cruelty Lo Anunais.In Kidne rouble, : : A.N.Layfeid.° replenished, everything will be done to increase the inc norses nave an amuvusance LOW, ah It oy acidity of the st h 80 ot OC \u2014AL i t, Picto 0.\u2018 ; > ; : the , : 4 FG 2 O 1° nome a pees meow eo || oll at stretching\u201d force of this sale, These specials tn ov 0 uh Wn Uk com y of the stomach, 0 i\u201d à DO MÉMillan, à daughter.chosen from among many.cic WIL be summoned and ailes beg making 1t a specific In certain forms of dyspepsia , i PIERCE \u2014 At the Methods.Parsonage, placed in 16 with tue least pun pussibie, | and in gout and rheumatism.\u201c I x Barnston, Que, cn Tuesday, July 24, the disabled animal wul pe conveyed to T : » f 1906, a daughter to the Rev.B.and Mrs.You'll Never P L the stable lo receive there thal care 9 We consider Abbey s Sir +.Pierce.ay ess which the usdispositign calls for.Salt absolutely the best su F WEST On July 11, at 466 Sangulnet at.The ambulance 18 siationed in the sta- se .\u2018 had ! Monireal, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.bles of Jue tanada dranster Company, effervescing salt made Fe: , Jae West.i St.James street, and tne telepnone ; ; ou et \\ 4 1806 at 143 Ch number 18 Maly 3013.lt 1s u substan- In any country.rid ti WEEGAR \u2014 On July 24, ;, a : ar- ; ; o x ; ; a so 6! cot > son to Mr.and Mrs.J This New Management Clean-up Sale will enable you to buy splendid Dress bal roam aggan, painted = urine res Effer- d 6 wi hy NGA Goods at prices impossible at any other time.There's not an item here that and so covstiucted thay the bottom, 25¢.an oc.wt Ë Frank Weegar.has not been part of our regular summer stock Our only excuse for reducing with movaple piatlorm, just clears the Vescent a bottle ; i ; ; : round.Lhe platform is drawn out by \u2019 t MARRIED prices now is that we may have clean racks for fall stock.grou L 3 k KNEEN \u2014 VANCE \u2014 At Brockville, Ont, a windlass, the disabled horse 18 piace\u2018l En È on Saturday, July 28, 106, at 7 a.m., by SILK AND WOOL GRENADINE, in ALL-WOOL FRENCH DELAINE, upon it with ans case that w a marked \u2014 2 the Rev F C Reynolds.of George Black ground, with colored in Shadow Checks and contrast to the old operation of drag A Street Methodist Church, Ethel E check.Regular from 96c to 25C Stripes.Regular 56c.Sale 25C ging a horse on to open platiorm wig- \u2014 \u2014 j : daughter of John Vance, G.T.R.engl: $1.00.Bale price .,| price .\u2026.L.2.0000s 2aus0e sans _\u2026.sons, and subjecting Mu to an equaliy neer, to Harry S.Krneen, of Ottawa, son FRENCH LLAMA SUITING, 44 painful unloading.; LE pe ni, orage so ERP betty soe, || EEE LC LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.y ; ; _ \u2018 Purple, with f stripe.10 ., Phantom Checks.Regular 85¢.20 4 yesterday aiternoon in the yard of } SWIFT \u2014 LEWIS \u2014 AL the home of toe Dr fon nT eT C sale price.ERA Messrs.Dow's brewery, Colborue street, McG 1 L L U N | V E R S IT Y, ! | \u201cJon.Rev.Mr.Fawcett, CANVAS CLOTH, 44 inches in order to demonstrate the werking of - _ ! on uy 1 ey ihe Rev \u201cfs and Mes FANCY MOHAIRS, in Over- wide, in New Greys, Reseda the ambulance.Dr.Bruneau, Dr.Pat- Session 19)06G-1907.\\l : / James Swit, of Sauk Center.Minnesota, checks and small designs, 40ç and Sky.Regular 65c.Sale 20C terson and Dr.Cannon were the three - | 6; 4 1 to Miss Hester Lewis, daughter of Mr.Regular $1.10.Sale price .Price .crrvcnnse vévane sen0es .veterinary surgeons who had charge of Matriculation Examinations for all (aculties will begin on the 1Mh Sept.1906 ; os 7 Si Eh | and Mrs Christopher Lewis.the Arfangemen is.2 horse wus pulled The new COMMERCIAL COURSE, extending over two years, and designed to + tu : HEY DIED.own on to a deep be ot straw by the prepare for entrance into business life, will commence in September.Upen to -.4 } i it.Ont July 25.1908 veterinary Surgeons, Lhe ambulance men and women.A .ystematic training in English composition, reading and pub- sr 8 ho: GOLDIE \u2014 At Galt, ies Rr.Goldie.was brought up, the platform was drawn lic speaking.Modern political history.federal, provincial and municipal govern: A \"HE Nora Gibson, wife of Alex.R.° out, and the horse was pulied on to this, meats Literary sud Commercial French.Mathemiattes in hel practical applica n y nd IN - 28, 1906, at Clinton, n- oy ; Hi =n Af on.ysics, emistry, an 5 zeography.so presente that the studea a 1 ur IRWIN On July 28 Hi 66t ear.Japanese Washing Sllks, in New Shot Taffeta Silk, in a choice without pain or difficulty Ç À Lew turns may grasp the scientific principles underlying modern industrial Togress De- te ?{ tario, Richard Irwin, in his 3 Ÿ at the windlass then trunsferred the ani p .a: ; {| Corded Stripe, only two colors.1C range of color combina- | to th bulance, the doors were eriptive Bconomics\u2014industrial and commercial organizations, Joint stock com- «© ol 1 LANG.\u2014A: Chateauguay Basin, on Tues- Regular 20c.Sale price .\u2026 tions.Regular 6c.Sale 30C ma de i ® dniv 1 hin à bis greys Panis.wholesale merkets, monetary and banking systems, ele Accountancy bre à Ha C1 À day, July 31.19%.Andrew Lang, in bis Fancy Peau de Chine, in price .Lo a eee ee closed, the driver whibped up iis greys Particulars of Examinations and copies of Calendar.containlog full \u2018nforma- EN ed ninety-seventh year.small checks and stripes.23C Chiffon Taffeta Silk, in a good and the vehicle moved off.The horse] tion as to entrance, courses of study, fees.etc.may be obtained on application to I A i ; a \u20ac! Funeral from his late residence on Regular 45c.Sale price .range of Stripe and Shep- was afterwards moved out of the ambu- J.A.NICHOLSON, M.A, Registrar Le oH ) Thursday, the 2nd August, at 2.30 p.m.colored Taffeta Bik, § ood herd Checks, Regular 70c.30C lance with the same ease that he was \u2018 if ; Friends and acquaintances will please anes of shad Chiffon a a g Sale price.Lara era een ne cere put in, and the demonstration was over.- ST PTS ST : : .ic Fi: accept this intimation.oh \u2019Regular 55e on Sale Fancy Striped Taffeta, with There wus a lurge company present, ONTARIO And ONTARIO e.>, | i PRICE \u2014 At 9 Bridge street, East Sher- price.Le 2 lace effect, only a few colors 30C and all applauded this additional proof , CONSERVATORY OF 5 : brooke.Que., on July 20, 1508, James Al- left.Regular §1.25.Sale price .of the wor that the 8.b.o & is do- LADIES w MUSIC AND ART, RE: a bert Price, son of John Price, aged 22 ; ing to alleviate the suffering of dumb anl- bitby, Ont, Can.VERRE years.$7.50 SILK WAISTS, $2.00 $4.50 Shirt Waist Sults, $1.79 mals Among the assembly were: Mer.COLLEGE peal latisl Buildings ; £ \u2018ROU \u2018 corge (Fillespie, 1e S.P., - .i URQUHART \u2014 On July 28, 1906, at her re- ON SALE THURSDAY 295 onl \"y À uality Shirtwaist CCE Mr Geo p Durnford, secretary- Trafal Castle fy] social and religious ! sldence, Stouffville, Ont, Margaret J.Only one or two of each style, all 3% only, very ine q y \"En M F R.Ennis, assistant influences, and the best \u2018 \u2018 Urquhart, wife of John Urquhart, tn her are beauties, made of Taffeta, Jap- Suits, made up in splendid Summer treasurer; 3 ER Cl p Le aioe Hoo.facilities for tho study of j | i 63rd year.anese and Peau de Sole Silk, in Black, Voile, in pretty Stripe and Check secretary; Mr.Hug oN a Me E M ; Literature, Music, Art, : 2 * Black and White and colors.Seems hard- Effects, trimmed with embroidery in- per, Mr.R.T.Heneker, Mr.E.Mackay, Elocution, Commercial : i Notices received too late for this page may ly credible that these Waists should be ' Mr.C.Campbell, Mr.Andrew Dawes, and Domestic Science.A © ; passibly be In time for page & worth $7.50 and $9.00, but they are, sertion and fnished Mar gport elbow Lieut.-Col.Latalle, Na Aig?Lilly, ConvarB® grt Pb j : = >= and the New Management sleeves.regular 34.Mr.G.Wells, Lieut.-Cel, Starke, Mr.: .' A TEES & CO\u2019 S bere decided to soil them § (Jf) velues The New Menage $1.79 Duncan Robertson, My, J.Claud Hick, modern\u201d equipment ia \u2018 ; To-morrow for .ceed) ent p Peers meeses eens son, Chief Carpenter, ief Harrison, o every department.OTTAWA LADIES COLLEGE ) in E THE HE Westmount: napoctor McMahon, Mr.of Its ndoubtedly the best The Ottawa Ladies\u2019 College has no su- a = W.W.Skinner, ap uper; aor rior in this countr Home- ! ; DESKS S.CARSLEY CO.Limited, $.GARSLEY CO.Limited, Fletcher, of the 8.P.C.A., and In- Lord Aberdeen.Will re pb Girls and Young fli ome-School ; ARE À GOOD INVESTMENT 143 to 151 Notre Dame st.West, 143 to 151 Notre Dame et.West, \u2019 spectors Hall, Walker, Kearns, Sheehan open Sept.10.Send for WRITE FOR CALENDAR 184 to 104 St, James st., MONTREAL.184 to 194 êt, James st., MONTREAL.and McConnell.500, HARE, Ph.D.Principal REV.W.D.ARMSTRONG, M.A TEKE=, HOO St, James mt ' ' The new ambulance has cost 81,30, President.+ MA» DD.Mrs.J.GRANT NEEDHAM Lady Principal TRAFALGAR INSTITUTE, (Affiliated to McGill University.83 Simpson Street, Montreal.For the Migher Education of Young Women, with Preparatory Department for Girle under i13 years ofage.PRESIDENT - Rev.Jas Barclay, D.D VICE-PRESIDENT Ven J.G Norton, Archdeacon of Montreal PRINOIPAL Miss Grace Fairley, M A.Edinburgh The Institute will re-open TUESDAY, 11th Rep tember, at noon.Entrance examinstions for new scholars will be held at the School on Baturdsy.Bth September, at 10 o'clock a.m For Prospectus, ete., apply to the Principal, or to A.F.RIDDELL, Secretary, North British and Mercantile Building, 80 Bt.Francis Xavier street, Montres).THE CRICHTON SCHOOL 810 SHERBROOKE ST.Ww.Rector: J.WILLIAMBON, M.A, (Oxon.) PREPARATORY CLASSES, for boys of 8\u201411 JUNIOR SCHOOL, toe 0 11-18 SENIOR SCHOOL, \u201c+ * 18\u201418 Special Matriculation Class.Thorough preparation for all the facal- ties of the Universities, the Royal Mili tary College, Kingston, and for business.\u2014 Particulars on application to the Rector (by letter until Augast 81).31.JOHNS SCHOO 91 W.Ontario Street MONTREAL.Headmaster\u2014 C.S.FOSISERY.M.A.Term commences Neptember 17t4 at 9 a.m.Interviews after August 241 ENTS FOR SALE C AT THE \u2018WITNESS OFFICR | Had Diarrhoea V7 zpwE-cay, Avarsr 1, 1:06 so bad he had to Jive up work.HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN THIS POSITION?1 sou have not been, but ever do 5e remember that Dr.Fowler's t«.act of Wild Strawberry fs +.re's specific for all Bowel _ plaints, it has been on the market for 50 years.Surely this is reputa- tor.2nough as to its efficacy.1+ leary Voll, Carthage, Ont., writes : \u201cip.eed Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild s-4u5er, y With the best of results.Last summer i 5ad the Diarrhœa so bad that I kad to gv up work, A friend of mine persuaded me to give Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wid Strawierry a trial, which I did, and can «:v t it cured me entirely.I can re .it to all who are troubled wi \" 34 ask for Dr.Fowler's and situte, AJ! dearre sel gL -IMINSTER CHORISTERS AGAIN Westminster Abbey Choir (lee neert Company will open the season In Montreal on Sept.2! _7 next, at the Stanley Hall.Dur- «ir visit here three years ago they 1 a very favorable impression.Edward Branscombe, the famous zsh tenor, and director of the com- sx, was for ten years a lay vicar of ~~tminster Abbey.He is a fine ex: rent of old ballads.Mr.Geo.Sev- our iw one of England's foremost em- trtainers, and he will contribute two musical sketches.The choir is made up of some of the finest boys\u2019 voices obtainable in England.Madame Marie Hooton.the distinguished contralto, 1s aga.n appearing with the choir.Mr.Havdn Fraser.male alto; Mr, Edward Dalzed, tenor; Mr.+.Pitman, AK.CM.baritone.and Mr.Sterndale Ben- .A.RCM., bass, complete the fine company.PRINCE OF WALES SHOOT.The 1st Prince of Wales Regiment Fu- piliers Association will hold its thirty- rourth annual meeting at the Pointe aux Lrembles ranges on Saturday, under D.K.A.rules.There are tive matches on the programme, the first, that for tyros.commencing.at 9 a.m.sharp.A bat talion maten, an association match, mn (airy series (open), and an open maten (team and individual) follow \u2018in order.in addition to the prizes awarded to ca bi particular match the Cochrane Cup nil he -warld for the highest aggregate scoves > 5 : = | : ; : ; : | 4 $ * \u201crue ps à el Fro Ile \u201clier ! the Her and was reg ogni s- din red N at D g of ed : d y.J round emoli oid \u201cio 2 ; i ; ; | ft a ocal mo civili n ze zenstei agri prosoguized badl g of that Fult Orve Jul at urir oly s : olishu oft sev ndon 1.Street bee a resi II ew ord NS + Eh ee n or tl expe «ilu ne civ ans them metro ein icult ed 1 yon th at on al, w y 16 th ng tl Was adjoi ung a to as en survivi for i The wa n ill siden La Paci ou St ALE t F : 5 2 Ë a san fo mn all on was ural as ead nang! e b the : It vas hi e ey ie d on nin n old assist M ivin inte bod s bo sev t 112 u pfd iâc\u20145n rath Ss.| : 5 i 5 ; = in va a le mat-| ; to the ed ody, w tir will js Cape ye of ay he of t the ho Mrs.S g me erme y will moin eral 24.175 1 at by & C ; z 5 He 5 asie | and | had their ents ader i f age e ide there whic ne be 18 .TI his em re 1 peni use Som Street mber nt o be t Loi Hinois at D at 1 1617 ° : | \u2018 : : ë 5 we a all | prov.hat 1s guard ana rumbe iten- Hug Miss , th s of n Fri ake Md ois 1121, la Tul ; : io Carri av at teuri him et; ner ome oune anci df ll of m B:\u2014 an ty as rad pe revi ed his a aged I, : ugh ss Ev e wid t iday rh nb à 5 © C à + cedi js ival ar rin ack in ati o cod lal urn y T ote of no be ious! by ha nd to , and w L vely 1do he fan \u2018 0 Ir ay \u201410 Loar pa a ut \u2018 Th ng.b \u2018 nf Rev 2 1 kt rent Cns & rth th dat isha d nay n bo the cl en 40\" iously y th d b eff es ith Lan yn S w: C {ami The i on pfd ñ a co W â ! 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Has } 3 41 do pfd 130 14 the loss of the creditors.The liabllitles of | 1° 92 37 Rich.& Ont.8 834 the Cash Buyers\u2019 Tailoring Company are LLY wy 85, Bao Paulo \u201c+ \u2026.Win E105, 100 vi.equal to 115 percent.- cy - _ : June | satisfactory to ; people learnings was | on Monday, CANADIAN NORTHERN FOR ,12 MONTHS \u2014 Net Increased SI=61 7, While Operating Expenses Were Kept Down to 65,53 | the Canadian for the fiscal year the previous year will the shareholders, and the 1n general.A detailed table of published in the \u201cWitness and showed the increase in Tze Increase in traffic business 36, over ending be | Bross receipts to have been $1,691,500.This | the : * siould :come of such clement weather.\u201cthat l active progress.| Is equivalent to an increase of 43.65 prr- cent over the previous year's returns.The proportion of operating expenses to gross earnings for the year under review was 63.83 percent, contrasted with 67.47 per cent in 1905, and 57.78 percent In 114, The reduction in operating expenses is Very gratifying, although as a comparatively new road, the equipment and roadbed materially assist In keeping Cx- penses down to the minimum.Like other railway companies operating in this country.the Canadian Northern has mo doub: benefited to considerable extent by the favorable winter.and the reduction in the vost of operations is only a natural out- The position of the working expenses account shows to attain an Inerease of fi gross, there was a corresponding earnings shows expansion to have been on a scale equal to 51.51 percent over the figures ot the previous year.development of gross traffic business and the reduvtion in operating expenses have made possible the excellent record of net earnings.The mileage of the road has increased 488 miles, or 20 percent in excoss< of that of the previous year.What this means to the growing country through which the Canadian Northern runs can be more easi- lv imagined than described.and the opening of so murh new territory will soon reflect further traffic developments when the soil has been broken and cultivation in The annual statement of the road has not vet been j H \"a l'swubHESOSt ta Slovenia w Totals GR | foot oi toio > = ce: Z = Hu w | poscoeoHsHFHo lo-\u2026sos >: = lo mtom nn mio y es) Jy NISL OH DD 9 a ml erccoocooe: Joyce, 11 .4, .Weidensaul.2b Wagner, 3\" .Conuor, 1b Huelsman, rf .Geo.Bannon, cf .Hartman, ss Raub, c Loe Whalen, p .| R= CORED i © | HOHHHLDH HO HH Totals Cen ees Score by innings\u2014 Montreal .LL © .4000091000N\u20142 Buffalo 22212 0000039003 Summary\u2014Earned runs, by Buffalo, 0° by Montreal, 2; first base on balls, oft Cur- rie, 0; off Whalen, 2 (Currie, White): struck out.by Currie 4 (Huelsman, Geo.Bannon, Joyce, Hartman): by Whalen 3 {Nattress, McAllister, Currie): two base hits, Hartman, Connors, Murray: sacrifice hit, Weidensaul, bases on errors, by Buffalo, 1; by Mcntreal, 3: stolen bases, Wagner, McAllister, George Bannon: left on bares, Buffalo, 3; Montreal,5; double plays, = cw ro he \u2014 IS @ 0 Currie, McAllister to Corcoran, Smith to McConnell; hit by pitcher.by Currie 1 (Hartman), Umpire, Conahan, Time ct game, 1.50.Attendance, 2.067.PROVIDENCE BEAT NEWARK AGAIN.Newark, July 31.\u2014Providence won their second victory in the series with Newark here to-day.Newark led in the seventh.but a couple of singles by Bartou and Cronin.a sacrifice by Poland and a safe drive by Harley, in the eighth, gave Providence the game.Score: \u2014 R H.E.Newark .000101000\u20142 6 1 Providence -1900000020\u20143 8 2 Batteries\u2014Morlarity and McAuley; and Cronin and Barton.Umpire, Kerin.Attendance, 800.ORIOLES BEAT JERSEY CITY Baltimore, July 3 .\u2014The Orioles took another game from Jersey City to-day D: virtue of their all-round superior plav:\u2014 R.H.E.Baltimore .-013010020x\u20144 12 2 Jersey City .000060200\u2014z 7 Batterfes\u2014Adkins and Byers: Moren and Vandegrift.Umpire, Floneran.Attendance, 2,400.TORONTO LOST TO ROCHESTER.Rochester, July 31.\u2014The Toronto team never had a chance with McLean's pitching in the game with Rochester here today.The latter won by 2 to 0.Score:\u2014- R H.E.Rochester 01000100x\u20142 2 Toronto .60000006000\u2014# 3 3 Batteries\u2014MecLean and Steelman: McGin ley and Slattery.Umpire, Moran, EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost.P.C Buffalo .52 34 R05 Jersey City .\u2026 46 an Ben Baltimore .+ .4% 36 544 Montreal .+.144 42 .512 Rochester .40 41 506 Newark.are ee en AT 41 A474 Providence .2 48 429 Toronto .27 52 .342 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost.P.C Chicago 1110050 06 28 702 Pittsburg.ve ee ee.DB 32 .644 New York .h8 a2 44 Philadelphia .42 51 432 Cincinnatt .41 52 436 Brooklyn .- 88 58 418 AUGUST SNAP SHOTS The \u2018Illustrated Witness\u2019 offers a prize of a gold sovereizn ($4.86) mitted during August, the editor i i reed mot be mounted, but should be clear prints from sharp negatives and preferred.Write name and address, and any interesting facts on the Competition,\u201d and address: Editor, ' Illustrated Witness,\u2019 Witness Block, i for the best happy or unhappy situation sub- reserving the right to publish any picture entered in the competition.Photos suitable for reproduction\u2014glossy finish back of the picture.Mark \u2018Sovereign Montreal.' Cornwalls.Capitals.Lalonde .:.Goal .Hutton Buros .Point , Fagan Cameron .Cover .Ralph Cummings .Defence., .Pringle Thomson .Defence .Shea C.Degan .Defence .Starrs White .Ceutre ., Ashald i De Gray .Home .,.Butterworth Degan .,.Home .mastmau McMillan .Heme .Allen - :J.Broderick .Outside Timmis F.Degan .Inside .Murphy Referee\u2014D.H.Reynolds, Ottawa.1 { | | | | | MONTREAL HUNT\u2014Dates for Hunt Club steepleckase put forward a week.FOOTPALL\u2014Last night'* gar.\u2026.at the M.A.A.A.Senior and Junior League standing.CRICKET \u2014 Standing of the Montreal and District League.St.Louis .\u2026.36 60 815 Boston .+.++ .81 61 337 AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost.P.C Philadelphia 56 33 123 New York ee 254 34 614 Cleveland .Al 38 AS Chicago .+.5Ù 42 543 Detroit + FR 44 511 St.Louis 40 #5 SM\" Washington .8 a6 sit Boston .2 68 263 LACROSSE AI BROCLVILLE CAPITALS AND CORNWALL PLAY A DRAWN GAME AT THE LROCK- VILLE OLD BOYS' REUNION.Brockville, July 31.\u2014The first big la- Crosse game in years was played here today, a match between Cornwall and the Capitals belog a festurc of the Brockville Old Boys\u2019 Reunion The game resulted in a draw (4-4), ai- though in the first quarter 1t looked as though the Ottawa piayers migait win, for they scored four times to the Cornwall players\u2019 once.During the succeeding quarters\u2019 bowever, the Capitals failed to score at all, while the players from the Factory Town piled up enough goals to make a drawn game of it.The teams were much the same as those that played at Corpwall cn Saturday.Timmihs replaced Gaul at outside home on the Senators\u2019 side, wile Cornwall had three juniors ircluded in their team.De- gun, Kegan and le Gray replaced Mc- Ateer, Smith ado Broderick.The game started in a friendly sprint.but towards the end the play degenerated, and bevame rough ard dirty.Starr and De Gray had an encounter, and the former, who three occasions, when play.Hutton had to retire in the second quarter after Laving received a hard shot in was sent from the game there were still eight the stomach.His place was taken by Pringle.Butterworth and Degan, in the third quarter, came together in a hard check.The former, the head with his stick, inflicting a eut which required dressing in tze hoapital.Judge of play\u2014J.Lally, Cornwall.First Quarter.M.S.1\u2014Capitals.Allen .50 2\u2014Capitals.Allen 5 10 3\u2014CornwaHl.F.Legan 5 50 4\u2014Capitals.Starrs ee .\u2026.,.5 6 5\u2014Capitais.Eastman.8 Second Quarter.&\u2014Cornwall.F.Degan see 22200 5 Third Quarter, No scores.Fourth Quarter.7\u2014Corowall.McMillan .3 18 8\u2014Cornwall.White .1 5 9\u2014Unfinisked.LAWN TENNIS ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT OF PROVINCE OF QUEBEC ASSOCIATION OPENED YESTERDAY.Under tue best of auspices the star: of the annual championship tournament of the Province of Quebec Lawn Tennis Association was made yesterday.The handicap singles, open singles, intermediate championship and the Montreal cup were the events pulled off in the day's play.Jellett and Holland ln the play for the Montreal cup furnished the most interesting feature of the programme, Jellett winning out in good style.In the intermediate singles the game between McMahon and Denne required an extra set, the only extra of the day.McMahon lost the first set but took the next two.Hedley Suckling, in his handicap game with Burke, won after a Lard struggie.Following are the day's results: Open Singles.Grier won from Denne, 6\u20141, 6\u20141.Holland won from McCulloch, 6-2, Dunlop won from Daylis, 6\u20142, 6-1.Intermediate Sipgles.Evans won from Prevost, 6\u20143, 6\u20142.Baxter won from Gurd, 6\u20142, 6\u20143.Burke won from Fry by default.Gaunt won from McMurtry, 6\u20141, 6\u20142.Cassils won from Hall by default, McMahon won from Denne, 2\u2014, 6\u20142, 6\u20142.McCulloch won from Hole by default.\u20141.Nops won from Kingston by default.Montreal Cup.Evans won from Gaunt, 6\u20143, 6\u20143.Jellett won from Holland, 6&\u20143, 6-2.sherwell won from Grier, 6\u20142, 6-3.Handicap Singles.Denne (scratch; won from McMurtry (receives 13), 6\u20143, 8\u20146.Boys (gives 3() defaulted to McMahon treceives % 15).Grant (receives le 15) won by default from Watt (owes 15).Sherwell (gives 15) won from Kingston (receives Lz 153, 6\u20144, 6\u20142.H.M.Suckling (owes 30) won from Durke (receives Le 30), T\u20145, R\u20146.Grier (owes 14 15), won from Howard {receives 15), 6\u20143, 6-2.Prevost (receives % 15) won from Munn (receives 34 30), by default.CHATEAUGUAY BOATING CLUB The fortnightly euchre of the club will be held this evening in the club house After the euchre a dance will follow, at which the prizes will be given to the winners of the euchre, The regatta of the club is to be held o: Aug.18, and the committee are hard at work to make it a greater success than in former vears.There will! he a few extra events of greater interest added to the programme.Tichets for the euchres can be had from any of the com- mitte, or at R.Lang's store, Chateauguay.decoratea the bench on.minutes tv in anger, slashed Degan over | 1 ENTHUSIASTIC SEND OFF BRITISH BOWLERS Lt ag \"a TOT 7?| ITORs AT WINDSOR STATION Las NIGHT | The All-British Bowsine \u2018can Irlends were given un Cnhiias: ut the Windsor street s'a'nn when they embarked on the Io | for Peterborough, where they =, day.The platform was thro, | friends the visitors have niade ' \u201cTcal, tIe Westmount Bowilng Cr | Knox, of Westmount, Colruel = {and many others being presen.«Men froui over the sta au re : successful Trip The srauns Lang Syn=\" and \u201cWill ye nc again,\u2019 fairly filled the be sta- train pulled out Yesterday six rinks of \u2018he vie.- neyed to Valleyfield znd lived a a ber of the local club, winning +.- | Jority of ST slots.The membe- ! visiting Team who went to the vo i were enthuiastic in their appre the cordiality of the welcome , bospitality extended them on tt - © | The play of the Vallevfeld rinks ,-, I for considerable praise alsa.} Those of 1he party who did n- ;- Valleyfe!'d spen* the day in see, | Rights of Montreal.many of the u.- of the Westmoun* Club accompanying\u201c.| Mr.Fingland, the raptain of the \u2014 declared, on departing, that if the ment tey had received in Montreal \"other places in to Canada would ÊOTF ae a constant pitality.Mr.Campbell, a! Perth, Man of the :eam.came in (share of the adieu: and a! looked as though he might | the « Mr \u201cheir stand out whirl ANY eriterion of what might be expectr itinerary, thelr In their m- of unexcelle] bw the Grand for a NM one w 4 4 free 6 be tres» thrills of a Canadian bounce.var ; Campbell a most enthustast à te progress he see- since he was - a \u2018nda twenty two vears ago, and started y \"he had decided to set pride £10 Ta | that certain de .erving voung Sent ; | might make a stars \u2018nn 1'e in \u2018 enada.CRICKET CRICKET LEAGUE STANDING | Following is the standing ; \"A DIVISION of the Montreal Cricket League up to date \u2014 ! w L ©» | MeGin eT Montreal FE ee 24 0 2 2 « Westmount ee 2e 1 ?3 Longueuil Coe Lo q : Pt.St.Charles i ° ?i - | \u2018B\u2019 DIVISION.i w L TF4 | Pom.Cot.Mille .2 20% 114 Lachine ST ?' : | Wostmount Lo of 2 \u201c 3 i Victoria Annex fi 3 1 1 | - | i FOOTBALL | | PRACTICE GAME AT THE M A AA LAST NIGHT i The game between Possible und Probate | candidates for the team against The «oe \u201cInthians, when they play here on AUR \u2018at the M A A A \u2018 at 1 nie ne wT last night war a xo ful affair, although the late ar-iv, teme and the non-arrival of others, m it necessary to include won Impross ++ and some \u2018Improbatlrs\u2019 in the twa élever.| Referee Maker handled the game | although both he wud the players + i selves, were somewrat handicapped bu sides being ne i have a match against the Jersey 1 7 ES eveninæ at 6.4; o'clock The usa! \u201835 will play.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 KICKED BY A HORSV A vicious horse created a cons ers \u20ac ng and Papineau avenue on Monday e both of Montreal, dressei John Dougali & Cffire.Montrra!, and a: Editor the \u2018Witness* - IS Son lett an Joseph Bonlais, carter.was ir.87 of the unrulv animal, when nega to kick.ene of its shoes stk Er lais on the face and intbetins © © nearly six inches in length li vi taken to the Notre Dame Momo 85% had lis wound dressed.1 ir several stitches to close tin a Bonlais 18 à voung man, ving Anne street TH UALILY WalNrdE 35 pus oe \"A published at tbe \u201cWitness\u201d Bu CE the corner uv! Craig and St.Pate \"T7, in the city of Montreal, by Jobu 11 1p84 Dougall and Frederick Eugene + +f siness « tons shoud + 36 All business communicat Lae Be \u201chould be vddreusel, Eéier o | I BETT salt usta Caper Ma LL + affair= ral shade Park ng jal bail te Mes utederl tem, 1: 1 th toe Yor ang a guniti Detore hier Soin \u2018 Dai us The p\\Tenanme The 15 cove vd into tarches: no pm - Tee ree = DOUTE 9 Pre à [ERE Bes vd 5 sit > Tage 4 Corned\u201d tO} he has the con owners! secure claimed The RITES tr ve a1: te disax mE tne WIT Lond.budge: Parian, MUTE.nf Péople \u201cRarteey ILore °° "]