The daily witness, 8 décembre 1906, samedi 8 décembre 1906

[" McG: 00 Twetny-four Pages.\u201cro UME XLVIL, NO.287.The McGill NormalSchool fF NORMAL SCHOOL 3s not dead, Or going to die, though :: may be translated.There ie a proposal to merge \u2018be school inte the Agrioul- wa Coilege DOW being erected at Ste.Aone le Bellevue, by Sir William Mac sei.but as to whet will actually be dege nothing definite in kmown.Niego- aùons are at present being conducted brwven Dr.Robertson, on bebalf of \u20ac Committee directly.i The Normal School 1s supported by a grant annually made by the govern ment, which gramt has for a few years past amounted to between $13.000 aud 814,000.This grant has very lately been augmented by a gramt of 23.000 in aid of the maintenance of the Modo Schools.from the Protestant Schoo! DR.ROBINS, PRINCIPAL M'GILL NORMAL SCHOOL.| Commissioners of Montreal, and by the fees of the pupils.During this year for the first time fees in the Model Schools are abolished, so as to be In keeping with the other schools of theycity.This lis done by an arrangement with the ; Protestant School Commissioners, who | will increase their subsidy to.cover the loss on this account.| The history of the Normal School is | bound wp with that of Dr.Robins, who : hes for so many vears been its principal He is known and loved by many hundreds of the best teachers in the Dominion, who have gone forth from his instructions not only well equipped, Dut mspired by high ideals to be a bles .n: to the whole country.His influence up- cn those fortunate enough to come under his charge has been magnetic, for he combines \u2018with a singularly high: minded and noble Jharacter the quality of arcusing enthusiasm in Tie charges and in inspiring for himself very warm affection.Dr.Robms was born at Faversham, Kent, England.in 1833, i being the son of a minister of the Bible | Christian Church.He came to Canada with his parentz in 1845, and resid.first at Peterborough.Ont.He began his tenchmg career in his sixternth year, hie first school being in the town: chip of Dummer.county of Vietoria, and his eecond in the township of Hunïltan.county of Northumberland.He went in Toronto im 1851 amd took a coures in the Normal School.He afterward: taught im that achoo!.and then became beadmaster of the Central Séhoo!, Brant ford.Afterwards he becume connect with the MoGill Normal School, then ar has been md.he was aupointel -1- perintendent of the Protestant Sele in the city, amd after hollinz this pos tion from 1870 to 1883 he re=irned fa become the principal 7 \u2018he Normal School.Tn January of this vear.having worked so long and +0 faithfully in the cause of education.he tender 4 fre resignation to the Normal Shoes! Committee, but at the earnest soieita tion of that commitice he comsented fn retain the principalship fr anether year.Tn order that he mish he freer ta attend to the general work of super vision and admmistrat oo nn assistant was anpointed to give the le tures on the art of teaching.and to parform such servios as are required in this A LE Aw i pete \u201cmoe on Se a ur 2 TR ah eee sm trem See ~ ar Ar rw | i | ; BLS AS hatin LPR SO WRN Ë 'E po + Fae oz cir aly pe .Ee RL AA - \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rt a er Property.HOUSES FOR SALE Possession Ist May DORCHESTER STREET.Well built red sandstone House, situated on the north side of the street, the house contains 13 rooms,concrete basement, laundry, etc.beautifully finished and thor- vughly modern.UNIVERSITY STREET.A stone corner residence, containing lv rooms, side light, open plumbing, and êlec- tric lighting.The house is well situated on Upper University street.Price $8.23.BELMONT PARK A large J-story detached stone residence, contains 1% bedrooms, etc.The house is built on lot ti x 155 feet, large balconies.Daisy furnace, stable in reas, excellent situation fur 'ub, institution or school.DORCHESTER STREET.Between Mountain and Drummond streets 2-story stone front dwelling, modern b ing and plumbing, contains 10 roems, electric light, in good repair.Price $10,500.ST.MATTHEW 8TREET, 3-story stone and brick dwelling, containing 7 bedrooms, drawing-room, dining- room, library.servanls\u2019 room and kitchen, 2-ziory >, Price $7,500.DRUMMOND STREET, Stone front house of 9 rooms, near Dor- chester street.The house Is in goed coll- dition, Jot 24 feet wide, easy terms.Price $6,000.LL SPRINGFIELD AVE., WESTMOUNT.A Z-story pressed brick sémi-detached house, contains 4 bedrooms, drawing-room, dining-room, kitchen, cemented basemen, bathroom and 2 w.c.'s.Price, $6,700.VICTORIA AVENUE !-story stone front house, containing 3 1 | | | | rooms, with 2-story extension, electric light, bot water beating, open plumbing, in good arder.Price $6,500.GLANDEBOYE AVENUE.Stone front semi-detached house, contains 9 rooms, the woodwork in oak finish, open plumbing, house lighted by gas and elegime light, in first-class order, magnificent view.DORCHESTER STREET.Corner (Clandeboye avenue, well built 2 story semi-detached dwelling, containing 12 rooms.House is 47 x 32 feet, has hot water heating.open plumbing, etc.Also Houses and Lots in Montreal and Westmount.THE CRADOCK SIMPSON CO., 205 St James Street .UBLIC NOTICE is hersby given _\u2026L tha: under \u2018The Companies Act, 1902,\" Letters Patent bave been issued under the seal of the Secretary of State bearing date the thirtieth day of November, Nineteen Hundred and Six, incorporating Charles P.Rice, Marufacitrer:; Victor R.H.Jobhn- ston, Manufacturer, asd William E.Glad- wish, Manufacturer, all three of the City and District of Montresi.tn the Province of Quebe' Geurge Barrat, Merchant, of the said City of Montreal, and George A.Barra!, Merchant.of the Town of West- mount.in the sald Province of Quebec, for the purpose of {a Carrying on the business of buying, selling and manufacturing all kinds of photographic supplies and apparatus, and all materials and machinery in connection with the same; (b) Taking over as going concerns the businesses heretofore carried on at the City of Montreal by the applicants above named under the firm names of \u2018Rice, Johnston & Gladwish* ana \u2018George Darrat & Son,\u2019 respectively: (cr Carrying on the business of buying and selling and manufacturing typewriters, carbon paper and typewriter supplics generally and all materials and machinery in connection with the same: (d) Carrying on any other similar business, whether as Taervhants or manufacturers, which may seem to the Company capable of being con.venienily carried on in connection with the above business, or which may be cal- tulated to improve the value of the Company's property or rights; «e) Buying, teasing, or otherwise acquiring, holding, selling, or ollLerwise disposing of all property.real or persocral, which may he necessary in and about the Company\u2018s busl- ness; (1) Huying, dealing in, holding, selling, or otherwise dixpueing of \u2018rade marks, patents of fnveution, formniae, Improvements, processes, or anv other rights necessary, relating to, or useful for the pu?- poses of the Company: (g) Amalgamating with any other Company engaged in a similar business, to lease or to sell the whole or aay part of the assets of the Company, and to accept in payment thereof shares or other securities: (Bb) Acquiring in whole or in part by purchase or in any other marner, the business And property of similar comparies, and to issue In par- ment thereof.paid up shares or other securities of the company: (i) Issuln® and allotting as fully paid up, stock or other securities of the Company in payment or part payment of any property, real or per- «onal, tusiness, franchise powers, privileges, leases, contracts, patent rights, or other property or rights which it may lawfully acquire by virtue hereof: (j)} Doing all acts and exercising all powers for the carrying on of the business for which the Campany is incorporated: by the name of \u201cTHE UNITED PHOTOGRAPHIC STORES, LIMITED.\" with a total capital of Ove Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000), divided into one thousand 11,000) shares of One Hundred Doliars (811) each\" the head office of the Cempany is Montreal, and ita operations are carried on throughout the Dominios of Canada and elsewhere, Dated at the Uffice of the Secr\u2018tary of State of Carsda.this thirtieth day of November.Nineteen Hundred and Six.Rr.W.SCOTT, Secretary.\\(R) The at the City ofi William G.Tait, to be; F.V.Atkinson.PLACE & PHELAN, applicants.OUGHTRED.A:torneys for £ A) à ans 7 TT 0 Property.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS Better Than Life Insurance FOR EVERY PURCHASER OF LOTS ROSSLAND EXTENSION Top of Papineau Avenue.800 SPLENDID LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM PRICES $125.00 and up.stalments of $2.20 and up.10 percent off for all cash.Payable 10 percent cash.T4 perc ent off If paid within one year.Balance in 60 monthly in- 6 percent off if paid within two years, and 5 pércent off if paid within three years.FURTHER If purchaser dies a\u2019ter 10 percent has been paid the Lot will be immediately deeded to his Heirs without further payments.This is better than Life Insurance because the minute 10 percent is paid, should death ensue, his Heirs are freed of ali Office open every evening next week, further liability.Phone Main 5261.also Saturday afternoons.Ross Realty Co.Limited, 30 ST.JOHN STREET Night, East 3743.pre BETTER THAN LIFE INSURANCE FOR EVERY PURCHASER OF LOTS AT WINDSOR PARK THE COMING WESTMOUNT.1500 all Ai Lots to Choose From.PRICES, $175.00 and up.ments of $3.09 and up.10 percent off for all cash.Payable 10 percent cash.7i4 percent Balance in 60 monthly payoff if paid in one year.6 percent of if paid In two years, and 5 percent off if paid in three years.FURTHER If purchaser dies after 10 percent has been paid the Lot will be deeded to his Helrs without further payments.immediately This is better than Lite Insurance because the minute 10 percent is paid, should death ensus, hls Heirs are freed of all further lMability.The above Lots are positively the Cheapest of West End Lots and Have a Pure Water Supply.Office open every eveniag next wêek, also Saturday afternoons.tN (@ The Ross Realty Co.Ltd.30 ST.JOMN STREET \"PHONE MAIN 5281.NIGHT, EAST 3743.H.L.PUTNAM.Houses For Sale.Desirable modern houses in all parts of the city.upwards.Flats and Prices from $4,000 A choice selection.Investments.tenements in first-class renting locations and yielding good revenues, Splendid opportunities for those having funds to invest.H.L.PUTNAM, ist Floor Temple Building.\u2014\u2014 COAL Welsh on | ANTHRACITE STEAM === WHOLESALE AND RETAIL The Standard Ceal Co,Ltd.RcCord & Wellington Ste.f.M Dixon, Manage Telephones, [2 0 82-13.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at the next session of the Legls- lature of the Province of Quebec, application will be made on behalf of the purchasers for an Act to ratify and confirm two deeds of sale, passed on the 25th day of December, 192, before C.Ulric R.Tartre, Notary, at Sutton, in the Province of Quebec, the ome from Issac Tristram Coffin et al, to William G.Tait, W.F.V.Atkinson and E.A.Jones, snd the other from Isaac Tristram Coffin et al, to Daniel McDonald and W.Montreal, 7th December, 1906.COOK & McMASTER, Solicitors \u201co- Applicants.ENTS FOR SALE ai Ho WITNKs3 OFFICA 2h ENS - ® = AE McMAHON, Real Estate Agent.Properties Bought and Sold Rents Collooted.\u201d Loans and Mertgages Negotiated, Old and troublesome properties taken charge of st guaranteed payments.JAMES M.MoMAHON, Ren! Estate Agent, LO St.James Street.TO LET AT ST.LAMBERT.9-Roomed House, hot water heating, open plumbing, finished basement; stetionary wash tubs.Apply to D.BEATTY, 187 St.Peter street, Montreal.FOR SALE.SEVERAL GOOD HOUSES in Town of Windsor Mills at bargain prices: also some fine arms very cheap.SRANKLIN RANKIN, Windsor Mills, we.LD NEWSPAPERS rGitable for wrappiuE purposes, fer sais at the Witness\u2019 Office, i 10-IL packages, at $1 per 100 be _ DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.\u201cCANADA\u201d .ev +0 «1 +.Dec.*\u201c\u2019TAMPICAN\u2019 .on es Dec.16 \u201c\u201cWÉLSHMAN\"\u201d ,, ., .++ ++ +., Dec.22 \u201cDOMINION\" 2.2 .vue ue .Dec.29 *CORNISIMMAN\" eo .Jan.3 \u201cCANADA\u201d .Jan, 17 *These steamers carry freight only.Steamers sail at 2.00 p.m., but await arrival of Friday evening Grand Trunk train from Moutreal.LOW WINTER RATES, FIRST CLASS .355.00 to $60.00 SECOND CLASS ., .}40.00 to $42.50 According to steamer.Passengers berthed not more than two in 2 room.THIRD CLASS, ta Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Belfast, Glasgow .$27.50 Low rates to Scandinavia and the Continent.Passengers rooms.The \u2018CANADA\u2019 is one of the fastest and most comfortable steamers ia the Canadian berthed in 2 and 4 berth The \u201cDOMINION\u201d is noted for her steadiness alt seu, PORTLAND TO BRISTOL (Avonmouth) \u201cENGLISHMAN\u201d .Dec.27 \u201cTURCOMAN\" .\u2026.Jan.10 For all information apply to local agent, or DONINION LINK.17 fé.Sncrament Street Montreal.ARE THE CANADIAN WINTERS TOO SEVERE FOR YOU?\u2014IF 80\u2014 WHY DONT YOU TAKE À TRIP TO THE SUNNY SOUTH \u2014BY THE\u2014 ELDER DEMPSTER LINE OUR NEXT SAILING will be the SS.\u201cDAHOMEY,\u201d from Hali\u2019ax on the 20th} of December, for the Bahamas, Cuba and Mexico.Write for our illustrated booklet, \u2018A Tour to the Bahamas, Cuba and Mexico\u2019; also for particulars of our special 42 Day Yachting Trip by the magnificent new RMS.\u2018\u2019SOKOTO\u2019\u2019 sailing from Halifax JANUARY 20th, and again on MARCH For further particulars and to book passage apply to NORMAN L.LUSHBR 178 St.James street Montreal, W.H.HENRY, Temple Building, to ELDER, DEMPSTER & COMPANY, 819 Board of Trade Bldg.rox Tex wits: BERMUDA Frost room Malaria impossible.From New York 48 hours by elegant new steamship \u2018Bermudian.\u2019 5,500 tons.Bailing from New York every 10 days.Tours vo tc WEST INDIES 23 days\u2019 trips, 15 days in the tropics.SPECIAL CRUISES r 85.\u2018 Pretoris.\u2019 From New York 20th December, ih January, and 23rd February.Ticket: for sale &t «li prince! pal Ticket Offices.For further partiou- oppiy oA.RE.OUTERERIDGE & CO.Agents for Quebec BS.Co., 20 Broadway, New York, x G.BROCK x CO.211 Commissioners st, Mont- mal.ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec, \"MARRIAGE LICENSES MONEY TO LEND CUSHING & BARRON Notaries and Commissioners.Liverpool & London & Globs insurance Building, 112 St; James Street.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BY JOHN M.M.DUFF, 107 Bt.James Street, 49 Crescent Stree: MARRIAGE LICENSES Commissioner.Real Estate.Insurance.Evenings WILLIAM P.RANSOM, 2% Elm Avenue - - Westmenunt GOLDEN WHEAT AND WHITE MOUNTAIN BREAD: PHONE USB FOR A TRIAL LOAFP.R.8.AULD, 553 St.Antoine, Cor.Atwater Ave, TEL.Carpet Sweepers Repaired ULLEY'S BRUSH WORKS 76 Victoria Square 73 Telephone M.2740.JOHN OHLING, 312 St James Strect Plaster Furnaces made and repaired.Looks repaired and keys fisted.Satorpay, Drremerr = > ALLAN LI NE.ROYAL MAIL SERVICE, From St.John.PARISIAN ,.1 Dec.TUNISIAN 7 Dec.8 Dec, LAURENTIAN .16 Dec.LL.IONIAN 21 Dec.= Lec.PARISIAN .4 Jan 5 Jan R.M.S.TUNISIAN, sailing from St.John Dec.7 and Halifax Dec.& wil, be Ulrst- mas steamer, 88.PARISIAN will cary only one class of cabin passengers called sccond cabin.They will enjoy the fuli privileges of ihe ship.Rate $42.50 and upwards.Midship saloons, spacious promenade decas, 2iectr lights throughout.FERST-CLASS, $35 ani up, according to steamer.SECOND-CLABSL verp soi, London ler ry.B42.50.snd up.Return tickets at ve:iuce ] rate.THIRD-CLASR Liverpool Land m 427 50, and $28.15, according to steamer.BOSTON TO CLASGOW.Pretorian.& Dec.(orinthian 28 Dec.Numidian 14 Dec.Sicilian 11 Jan.One class cabin called second.Rate $3 2 and upwards.Third class, $26.5.Apply to H.& A.ALLAN.ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE GANADIAN PACIFIC RY, ROYAL MAIL SERVICE =FINEST AND FASTEST= EMPRESSES ST.JOHN, N.B., and LIVERPOOL.carry only ONE CLASS of Cabin passen- accommodation situated in the best part of the steamer, $40.00 and $42.50.1ST CABIN\u2014$50.00 and upward, according to steamer, SND CABIN\u2014$40.00, $45.00 and 347.50.SRD CABIN\u2014§26.50 and $28.75.*Steamers marked thus do not carry x, Reford Agencies.DONALDSON LINE GLASGOW WEEKLY SERVICE.From West St.John, N.B.8s.ALCIDES.Dec.1 8S.PARTHENIA (Cold Storage) .Dec.8 8S.MARINA (Cold Storage) .Dec.15 88.CASSANDRA (Cold Storage) .Dec.2° 8S.SALACIA.PUS .Dec.29 PASSENGER \u2018SERVICE.Excellent accommodation for Cablp ang Steerage passengers on the high-class steamers Athenia and Cassandra.Ratea\u2014 Cabin, $35.00 to $42.50: Steerage, $25.00.Other steamers of the Ilne take a limited number of Cabin passengers only, at $35.00, Agents: DONALDSON BROS.Glasgow.THOMSON LINE LONDON WEEKLY SERVICE, From Portland, Me.88.LATONIA .Dec.1 88.CERVONA \u2026 .Dec.8 ES.Dec.15 ss.Dec, 22 88.Dec.29 All Steamers fitted with cold storage and eool air.THE ROBERT REFORP CO., Limite ], % St.Sacrament street, Montreal, Toronto Office\u2014110 Union Station.FURNESS, WITHY & (0., Limited.PROPOSED SAILINCS.MANCHESTER LINERS LIMITED CANADA AND MANCHESTER.WINTER SERVICE From From Manchester.St.John, N.B.Dec, 8\u2014Manchester Linporter .Dec.29 Dec.22\u2014xManchester Trader Jan.13 Jan.5\u2014Manchester Shipper Jan.24 CANADA-SOUTH Allica JOINT =ER- 88.Wyandotte, from st.John, N.B., end of December, for Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London, and Durban.x Fitted with cold storage.Some of the above Steamers have first.cla.s accomn-odation for a limited number of passengers.FURNESS, WITHY & \u20acO., Limtite!.AGENTS, - - MONTREAL.\u2014\u2014 Cement.Drain Pipes, &o | JACKSON & CO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS And CONTRACTORS.Valuations made.Jobbing promptly attended to S298 to 333 HIBERNIA ROAD, hl DRAIN PIPES PORTLAND CEMENTS, 47 LOWEST MARKET PRICES.Tel Main 4183, MW.A F, IP.CURRIE 345 Si, James strect LU, \u201d gers (Second Cizss), to whom is given the | St.John and Halifax to Liverpool | From Halifax.' i o- Bulla.| i | | \u201c INTERNATIONAL LIN (The Finest and Fustee: 31.Leave Montreal 40 6 ou # pan, Moemsiton 991 81 None Butfaio © 35 ri Chicago ¢ in i Puliman Caron wie tian MONTREAL AND OTT AW 2 ; (Three Hours ie : Leave Montreal ®- + su > Leave Gtinwa \u201cHan 13,50 Parlor Care or ow Duet Service ou KB P m MONTREAL AND NEW T Lens Montreal 46455.Co ANNE RW _ Parhor Cars « nd 1 Pullman Sleeping Car - .MONTREAL, BOSTON | MO AND SPRINGFIELD AND PO Lv.Montreal 9.01 a.m.| 1.Ly.Montreal \"401 m 1 3 Parler Care and through ©» Pullman Bleepine Cas \u2018Dail.tDails Fr; 5 CITY TICKET OFFICFE_ 17 + Main 46° and 46), er Bonase nt.> 2 Sunday Train for St.Agathe On and after Sunday \" ; {trains léaving l'iace Viger a\u2019 i returning arriving Plas ne will run to and from St Ar.OTTAWA TRAINS LEAVE WINTSOR R&TATI© \u201c84 am, + ,.- *9.40 pm., LEAVE PLACE VIGER R20 am.+047 Parlor or Sleeping Care rn a Windsor Station.*\u201cDatiy §Sunday only.Dally except Sundar OTTAWA GLERPING CAR, Leaves Windsor Siaion dailr a: Passengers may rrma'o jo Sie 9.00 am.City Ticiet GM-e: Next 129 St.Post-Office.James Dec.8, Sat.LAKE CHAMPLAIN Dec.= Fri, .EMPRESS OF BRITAIN rec.22, Sat.LAKE ERIE Dec.28, Fri., l'EMPRESS \u2018OF TRELAND BONAVENTURE UNION DEPOT Jan.5, Sat.LAKE MANITOBA \u2014_\u2014 Jan.11, Fri, EMPRESS OF BRITAIN ~ - EF - \u201ca.< a hall \u2018a St.John, N.B., to London direct.À FA I~ =1 I M IC! Jan.2 (are \u20ac Class, $26.60) LAKE MICHIGAN or to.Hya- san.ont LU MONTREAL TB a rimon duo, Lovis, Leaves, 7.25 a.m.daty \"xce: Sunt WINTER RATES \u2014Now in effect | Buffet Parlor Car to Levis $5.LAKE CHAMPLAIN & LAKE ERIB LU MARITIME EXPREBB\" For St 12 | Hyacinthe Jrummonivii Levis, Riviere du Loup, Mon.D000,| ton, Bt.Jonn, Haliiax and in, Sydneys.Leaves at 12.00 noon dally, except :.day.Through Vesi\\buie sivepiug Halifax.LOCAL EXPRESS - Duily except Sunday, for St.iiyAcinthe Drummondville, Hicolez ana intermodiate stations, SATURDAYS ONLY, 12.00 For 8t.Hyacinthe, Drummenc- vilie, Levis, Riviere du Loup and 8t.Flavie.Buffet Parior nol.| car CITY TICKET OFFICE, St.Lawrence Hal!\u2014141 St James i700 or Benaventure Depot Tel.Main sls Rutland Rd WINDSOR STREET STATION.DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE - iv NEW YORK, BOSTON and New England Points.The sceaic SHORT LINE across tbe .+- lands of Lake Champlain end throug: \u2018ne Green Mountains.Leave Montreal, t8.50 a.m, *7.10 pm Arrive Boston, 17.30 p.m.\u2026.\"7.00 em Arrive New York, t5,.% p.m., \"1.1>s am iDaily, ex.Sunday.*Datly.Buffet (Broiler Service) Parlor Car on day trains, and Sleeper Car on N 20! Trains.T.M, FALLON, ¥.FE.BARRO EC Clty Passenger Agent.General Agent CITY TICKET OFFICE, 130 Si.James S! Atlantic City, N J.CHALFONTE ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.On the Beach Firepron® Always Open, THE LEEDS COMPANY _ GALEN HALL Hotel and Sanatorium,Atiantic Citv.* Elegant sicne, Lrik and ates H always open, alwaye roady, lao Elegant \u2018Bath Deparment for ; - health.Sea wat2< used, HIRAM JOHNSON 494 St, Paul etrect Jing ee tans VRorsnie lon RAW and DRESSED FURS.Ubi pa.' Raw Fuss and Giuress always on han.(ENTS FOR sA:+ ai The wilNeas vrrith { CA TI p.hd until = Twenty-four Pages DAILY WITNESS \u201ci.XLVIL., No.287 DOMINION government Measure Respecting Cold Storage warehouses Throughout the Dominion Passes First Reading.(ANCELLATION OF COASTIN COUNTRIES\u2014 PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO BRITISH NORTH AM Quaxa, D.8.\u2014By reason of the Fr gares Minist -r's abseuce in Montreal, the Live vi Lummons yesterday, instead of ong up the tariff resolutions, turned Ly avention to the government resolu- v ps providing for an appropriation ot clef to assist in the establishment of ld'storage warehouses throughout the jwmieion.The Minister of Agriculture aged og tbe outline he had given ot > pans earlier in the week, His pur- \u201cLe was that the government should con- re ten percent of the cust of these \\yrehouses at the time they were built, ycÀ -wenty percent more in payments oad over a five years\u2019 period, after waco time they should be self-sustaining.p=vate vuterprise bad already accom- J sid something towards providing the j\u2026o:nion with the cold storage facilities - 9° it required.But their pumber was rev Inadequate to the needs of the sntry Toe subsidy proposed woud io the cold storage warebousemen to \u201c3e over ine doubtful or unprofitable seas.The government would reserve + control vi charges and the tempera- res to be maintained.No enterprise said be assisted that was likely to com- ve uniairly with any cold storage ware- couse now in operation.The subsidies, wo.would be distributed as tairly as pose.5ie over the whole country.Mr George Taylor.the Conservative ate?whip, commented on the proposal as another of Mr.Fisher's fads.Dr.Sproule and Mr.George \u2018laylor were both afraid that the government's ends would draw too large a share of \u201ceg cold storage subsidies.; At six o'clock the resolution passed, A \u2018MODERATE PARTYISMW\u2019 THE HON.GEORGE FOSTER GlV IES His VIEWS ON PARLIAMENT.\u20181 am a strong Laberal-Conservative, because | have studied and developed the varty's principles, but a moderate party- em is the only thing this country should tolerate.The partylsm which bends ~verything, from public works and offices » the machinery of elections, to its own +6ds, should be publicly condemned, not nv by the electorate, but by the party self) [his was the declaration made by the tl.n.George E.Foster.in an address to x Junior Conservative (\u2018lub last might a Ligget's Hall.on the subject of parka- mentary government.Mr.Foster show- ei how everything in the community was rdered, protected or prevented, or in wme way was surrounded by the author- 'y of parliament.For century after century this great rarhamentary principle bad been developed :n Great Britain at the cost of much Hort and struggle and many lives, and » delve into the records ot tbe British l'arjiament was to read the history ot nation through many generations of velopment.Ihat was our legacy to-day in Canada\u2014 \u2014 system under which the glories of the Amish Empire had grown up, and In .ch we were able to share.\u2018Hut; d Mr.Foster, \u2018although we in Canada into: go back so far in history.have our jarhaments done nothing?Our legisla- 3 and parliaments have been domg \u201cue same Work that bas built the Empire.You cannot read a line of the history ot «nada without finding interwoven In 1t ~ bright web, the strong fibre\u2014aimost » the web and woof the people have wo- vu, permeated with the authomnzation end protection of parliament., FINANCE COMMITTEE GRANT SALARY INCREASES TO POLICE FIREMEN AND OTHERS.doe Fooarnce Committee yesterday sat * ylvatée from 9 a.m.to lU p.m.\u2026 and \u201c>uæed où its estimates for the coming a lhe wages of e.vic laborers were \u2018Tascd to $1.75 a day, and the fol \">; HeW scale was adupted for the Ue lorce:\u2014 >on hundred dollars a vear for first- \"4 cnstables; $650 for sicond~class, di sn for third-class, as compared 3398, and $388 respectively, sent; police sergeants salaries are wl from $700 to 8750 a year; lieu- - S10 increase, or $00 a year, \u201ctains $50 more, or $850.were voted for twenty-five more \u201c+8, and six more mounted po \u201c50 writ And second-class detectives voted $23 increases, and the chief ; Arictive and police forces were = 1 #00 cach for horse keep.© \u201ciremen were voted $700 à vear Class, 2650 for secomd, and $600) STUDENTS FEES RAISED.To sta 14 T\u2014Vhe fees of students Hé \u2018ue COutario College of Phar- Pre rised to-day by the council nettiution.Formerly the fee _iv.or has been $47.and this has \u201creed to R60 The fee for the se- \u201cthas heen Increased from #60 [te rew-on tor this increase, as \u201ci Ly \u2018bu finance committee, 1s PARLIAMENT.\u2019 a PRIVILEGES TO FOREIGN ERICA ACT and a bill based thereon was given 1ts first reading.COASTING PRIVILEGES.Dr.Black, M.P.for Hants, N.S., has given notice ol a resolution \u2018That the Government of Canada should take such steps as will secure for Canada the cancellation of existing coesting privileges now enjoyed by foreign countries, under Imperial treaties, and to that end should open negotiations with the Imperial Government with & view to the abrogation or amendment of such treaties.\u2019 AMENDMENT TO B.N.A.ACT.Mr.J.G.Hughes, M.P.of Kings, P.E.I, will submit to the Ifouse Commons the same proposition that he argued last session in favor of an amendment to the British North America Act that will guarantee any province against the reduction of its parliamentary representatimm below a minimum of six members.THE SENATR MONTREAL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, The publication of \u2018Andy\u2019 Maloney's letter in the \u2018Witness\u2019 yesterday caused some excitement at police headquarters, and Chief Campeau had something to say in reply.\u2018The letter published by Mr.Maloney,\u2019 he said, \u2018reads very well from Maloney\u2019s point of view, but since I have been at the head of the police department, which 18 not quite two years, 1 remember that on two or three occasions the authori ties have raided several gambling places whicu were under the management of Mr.Maloney and his friends.Probably he will remember what happened at 13 Mec- Gill College avenue; then again at 20 University street, and later in a certain house on St.Lawrence Boulevard.lt is amusing in the extreme to read about what he is trying to do in his heroic struggle to wipe out gambling, and if 1 am a judge of men and events 1 woud advise such people to keep quiet on matters pertaining to the gambling vice.It is not so very long since he had the impression that he was the \u201cking of gamblers\u201d in the Montreal district, and he gave the impression that in order to engage in this \u201cgame\u201d his approval was necessary, but unfortunately for Mr.Ma- loney and his role as \u201cking gambler.\u201d the police did not take long to block his path, and he was rather hastily checked in his ambition to reign supreme over the local gambling kingdom.This was brought about, I believe, when the pohce removed no less than five thousand dol- Ottawa, Dec.8\u2014The Senate stands adjourned till Jan.16.In the course of discussion over the Government's delay in filling the senatorial vacancies, the Congervative leader, Mr., re marked that applicants for these ae pointments were now beginning to ad- | dress themselves to the Conservative party.the higher cost of tuition.Mr.James M.Hergraves, who has been a member of the council for many years, resigned on account of selling out his drug business, and Mr.E.R.Wigle, of Wiarton, was elected to fill the vacancy.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE SUPREME COURT.Ottawa, Dec.8.\u2014In the Supreme Court yesterday, in the case of the \u2018Arranmore\u2019 vs, Rudolph, judgment was reserved.Wood vs.Rockwell, an appeal from the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, was then heard, The action was on a note for $130.The defendant, appellant, pleaded several defences, including one that the note was in fact a contract of surety- ship, and that by the acts vf the plain- tifi he had been released as a surety.The case was tried before Justice Long- ley and a jury, and, on withdrawal ot several questions from the jury and the directions of the learned judge, a verdict for plaintiff was entered.This judgment was affirmed by the judgment now under appeal, the Chief Justice dissenting.The appellant contends that the jury was misdirected on a number of points, as to the Jaw governing the case, as to the evidence and its effect on the relationship of the parties to the contract, and that material issues were improperly withdrawn from the consideration of the jury so as to amount to mistual.Roscoe, K.C., tor appellant.J.J.Ritchie, K.C,, for respondent.The case will be continued on Monday.DOMINION REVENUE INCREASE YOR THE PAST FIVE MONTHS NEARLY FIVE MILLIONS OVHR THE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR.Ottawa, Dec.8-\u2014The revente of the Doininion for the five months otf the current fiscal year up to tae end of November totalled $530.32Z.314, an Increase of 24,959,983; the cxoenditure on consolidated fund, $20,731,832, a decrease ol $639,797, and the capital expenditure | §4.387.637, a decrease of 583,50.lhe customs collections in the tive months increased $3,038,521; the excise culiee- tions, $847,095; the post-office collections $194,869, and the revenue from public works and the government railways, %561,785.JOURNALIST GOES WEST.I At a gathering in the rooms of the i Montreal Press Club, yesterday after- | noon, Mr.D.Neil Melntyre wus pre- i rented by his conireres of the Montreal \u2018Star\u2019 with a gold watch.Mr.MMe !Intyre leaves shortly for thé Pacific : Coast, to assume the duties «f nows editor of the \u2018Times, Victoria, B.C.\u2014u ACCIDENT TO SERGEANT HILL.lits Majesty the King is the honorar- colonel of the 1st Prince of Wales Fust- hers.His birthday is always celehrat- ed with a dinner by the sergeants of that regiment.This yveur the sergeants\u2019 mess decded to celebrate the birthday of Queen Alexandra, which was last Saturday.by holding an at home.Thix took ceeding thither that a regrettable accident took place.Sergeant Jumes Hill, of No.7 company, was one of the guests, and when nearing the Drill all he slipped and sustained a fracture of the les.The ambulance of the General Hospital wus summoned and he was removed to that institution, where he is now coin fired.Geperal sympathy is felt for Ser.eau HM: place last evening, and it was while pro; lars from a safe in a house suposed to be under the management of Mr.Maloney.\u2018As to the existence of a gambling eyn- .dicate in Montreal, I can safely say that no such thing exists, and I will state frankly that so far as the police are aware there is not one house in this City where gambling apparatus is in use.If there is such a place the police will be very grateful to Mr.Maloney or any ot his associates, if they will inform the authorities as to their actual existence.\u2018If there are houses where cards are suspected to be played on a gambling basis, the police endeavor to obtain evidence, when once we are made aware of such.Now I would like to knbw how Mr.Maloney has spent one thousand dollars during the past summer.as he openly asserts, in his campaign against gambling, for this money might easily have been saved had he been wise enough to have asked the assistance CHIEF OF POLICE ON GAMBLING He Declares That as Far as the Police Know There 1s not One Place in the City Now Where Gambling Apparatus is in Use, } thorities obtain information of a house 1908.of the authorities in his endeavor to close up gambling places.It does not cost the police quite so much when they determine from time g» time to make raids on these suspected places, and Mr.Maloney is indeed ill-advised when he attempts to fight the \u2018\u2018gamblers\u201d without first taking the authorities into His confidence.\u2018Now,\u2019 said the chief, \u2018I wish to say a few words regarding Nicholson.The police have on eeveral occasions tried to obtain conclusive proof against his house on Metcalfe street, but up to the present time we have failed to do 80 because well-known parties who frequent this place refuse to give any information.However, we will wait our own good time and possibly we will achieve the desired result.\u2018As for Brady, the police got after him and his resort on St.Lawrence Boulevard, with the gratifying result that this place only lasted a short two months.I will further and teil you that when dhe authorities had everything ready to raid Brady's house \u2018a man by the name of Desautels made a complaint against the resort, which evidently gave Brady an opportunity.to clear everything of a gambling nature out of the building, and when the plg'e was raided there was nothing found there on which we could convict.This is not always the case, for wherever the police make a raid on gambling or other resorts of vice, we are generally successful, but, unfortumately, our plans are sometimes frustrated by unforeseen circumstances such as in the case of the Brady place.\u2018In order to prove surcessful in our raids it is necessary for the police to find some gambling apparatus in operation, then we have the necessary evidence to prove that the place is actually a gambling resort When the au being used as a gambling place, ¢ is not always an easy matter to make a conviction until we have secured con- STRIKE AT GENOA SAILING DATES FOR DECEMBER SUSPENDED \u2014 MANY EMIGRANTS AT NAPLES.Genoa, Dec.7.\u2014The meiagers of sels call here, have decided to suspend all sailing dates for December.The strikers have issued a statement setting forth that the expenses incurred by a company for the round trip of an ordi nary steamer like the \u2018Lombardia\u2019 $33,000.876,200, and the net profits is consequently $42,600.The strikers ask that $2.600 of this net profit be devoted to meeting their demands.The companics, because of the strike, have already returned to prospective passengers a sum equivalent to 10,000 paid ares.Naples, Dec.7.\u2014The strike on the part of the men employed on the Trans Atl.tic steamers has resulted in a serious congestion of emigrants here.All sailing dates for America have been cancelled.Thousands of the emigrants held in Naples are in a most critical condition.Having sold all they possessed, they are prar- tically without resources, and are losing opportunities previously secured to go to work in America.The emigration bureau of the government has ordered that the concentration of emigrants in Ital- jan ports be discontinued.as di-orders are feared.COPYRIGHT BILL MARK TWAIN AS A WILINESs CAUSES MUCH MERRIMENT.Washington, Dec.7.\u2014Samuel L Clemens (Mark Twain) brought to a close with laughter a day of argumentative strife over the terms of the copyright bull, now the sugject of hearings before the senate and House Committee on Patents.\u2018I am particularly interested in the portion of the measure which concerns my trade,\u201d he said.\u2018I like that extension from the present limit of the life of copyright from forty-two years to the life of the author and fifty years thercaïter.1 clusive proof, and when once this is accomplished we immediately set to work to round up the proprietor and close the resort.\u2018Time and patience are necessary,\u2019 concluded Chief Campeanu, \u2018in carrying on a campaign against vice in a city the size and importance of Montreal, It the police have determined to cleanse Montreal of every suspected resort, and 1 wil Inot rest until the work has been ray and satisfactorily accomplisied .' SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Professor Moulton, cf the University of Chicago, is at the Windsor.The Hon.W.A.Weir is spending the week-end in Quebec.His Lordship Bishop Dunn left Quebec yesterday for Lennoxville, The ladies of the Day Nursery are giving a dance on Jan.3, at Stanley Hall.Misses Que- Lady Shaughnessy and the Shaughmessy ave returned from bec.Mrs.James Peck and Mrs.James Ress were among the hostesses entertaining at tea yesterday.Miss Marion Ross, Ottawa, has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs, T.Christie, \u2018Lachute, for the past week.The Rev.Principal and Mrs.Serim- ger are entertaining at tea this afternoon for Profcs-or Moulton, of Chicago.Mrs.Henry White Wilson (formerly M.ss Julia Keith, of New Brunswick), deccived yerterday for the first time since her marriage.Mr.Geo.NS.Cleghom, who was eper- ated on last Monday for appenilicitis, at the General Hospital is progressing favorably.A Christinas pound party will be held at the Samaritan Hospital, 594 Dorches- ter street, on Thursday.Dec.13, from 3 to 6 o'clock.to which the publie is cordially invited.Mr.J.B.Murray.of Baker City, Oregon, arrived in the city last night, and is stayiog with his son-im-law, Mr.and Mrs.Brand, of Manoe street.le will spend some m:imths in the city.The engagement 1 announced in Ottawa of Miss Annie Klizabeth Paterson, only daughter of the Hon.William Paterson, Minister of Customs, to Dr.Morley Ellwood Branscombe, of Picton, Ont.Captain Wratherbee, of the Militia Department, is expected to spend a few days in Quebec prior to sailing on Dec.14 by the SS.Empress of Britain\u2019 for England.where he expects to remala two vears, takirg the ordinance course at Woolwich.Mrs.W.A.Baker.St.Luke street, was the hostess on Thursday evening at a very enjoyable tea gen to introduce her daughter, Mes Margaret Baker.The tea room was very prettily decorated in crimson and green, the flowers being red carnations, veiled in * maidenhair fern.Mrs.E.Rawlmgs, Simpson strect, s entertaining at the tea hour this afternoon for her daugtter-m-law, Mrs.| Walter Rawlings, who will receive with I her, wearing a gown of blue chiffon, trimmed with rose point.The hostess i wearing a gown of claret velvet and duchess lace.The floral decorations are palms, chrysanthemums and carnations, In the tea-room are American Beauties, Mrs.Glasco and Mrs, Nash ave presd- ing in the tea-room, asested by the Misses Rawlings.DR.ISAAC MURRAY DEAD ONE OF THE FATHERS OF TIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCU PASSES AWAY.Halifax, N.8., Dec.7.\u2014The Rev.Dr.Issac Murray, one of the fathers of the Presbyterian Church.died at New Glasgow, to-day.The Rev.Isaac Murray was the son of the late James Murray and brother of the late Rev.James Allister Muriay, formerly of London, Ont.He was born at Pictou, N.S.on March 24, 1824, and was educated at the Pictou Acudemv and at West River Seminary, after whien he taught school for two years at West River.lle pursued his theological studies al Princeton Seminary, N.J., and was licensed to preach in May, 1849, by Pictou Presbytery, end was ordain ed by the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island in January, I80), over Cavendish congregation, Subsequently be labored in New London, in Charlottetown, and at Thorburn, N.S.He was for many years paslog at North Sydney, CB.He received the degree of D.D.from Queen's, Kingston, in 1876.Dr.Murray was for many years a mamber of the Board of ISduration, one of its examiners of candidates for teachers\u2019 Licenses, and was also chairman of \u2018the Board of Prince Edward Island.He suggested that the tenants\u2019 rent 1ndi- cated the extent of proprietors\u2019 interest in the land, and this principle became the basis of settlement of a dispute between these parties.Dr.Murray was the chief originator of the \u2018Protestani.\u2019 now the \u2018Patriot,\u2019 newspaper, to which for years he was principal contribuior.in defence of tenants\u2019 rights and in opposition to separate schools, The \u2018 Presbyterian,\u201d now the \u2018Guardian,\u2019 owed its inception and ed¥torial standing mostly to him.After the Union of 1860, the Synod proposed him as professor of theology, against Dr.Dods, and lost by the small minority of five votes.He was twice chosen moderator of the Synod of the Maritime Provinces.Je always took great interest in yonug men, and several ministers occupying high places in the Presbyterian Church gratefully acknowledged their indebtedness to his care and training.For a number of years he waa clerk of Sydney Presbytery.Politically, Dr.Murray was a Conservative.MORE INCREASES FOR RAILWAY A despatch from St.Thomas, Ont., says that following the increase in pay to the M.C.R.yardmen there comes the announcement that all the men in ccare of themselves.It will satisty me, because it will enable me to take care of my daughters.icare.I have long been out of the strug \u2018gle, independent of it, and indifferent to i) | Mr.Clemens argued that there was | really no legitimate ground for making any limitation to the life of the taps- right.\u2019 \u2018But,\u2019 he added, \u20181 understand 11 must have a limit, because that is required by the constitution of the United States, which sets aside the prior constitution we call the Decalogue.The Decalogue says vou shall not take away from any man word.But the laws of England and America do take away the property from \u2018the author, They all talk handsomely vof the literature of tle land, then they turn around to crush and wipe it out ot existence.\u2018My copyrights produce to me a great deal more money than I can spend.However, if 1 did not have them I could take care of myself.I know half a dozen trades, and if those ran out I would invent a half dozen others.But, for my daughters.I hope Congress will extend to them the charity which they have tained to get from me.\u201cYou cannot name twenty persons In the United States,\u201d he declared.\u2018who in the past hundred years have produced hooks which have outlived the copyright limit.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 VALISE THIEF CAUGHT WILLIAM HANNABERRY BROUGHT TO MONTREAL FOR TRIAL.St.Jobn, N.B., Dec.8.\u2014William Han- naberry.the young man arrested here for stealing from a dining car, will nut be prosecuted by the Intercolonial on that charge.but was taken back to Montreal vesterday afternoon to stand trial on charges of valise stealing, which are to be laid against him by the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk.The authorities of the C.P.R.had been working for some time on the case of a disappearing valise belonging to H.Paxton Raird, of Wooodstock, N.B., and the finding on Fannaberry of a handkerchief bearing Mr.Baird\u2019s name 15 regarded as evidence.The C, P.R.paid Mr.Baird for his Joss.Three valises found in Hannaberry's house at Halifax were brought here yesterday.One answered the description of the valise owned by the Hon.Colin Campbell, At- torney-General of Manitoba, which was lost some time ago from the Windsor C.I.R.station, Montreal.In Hanna- herrv's house was found a number of articles which the valise of Mrs.Grace 1%.Denison (\u2018Lady Gray,\u201d of Toronto \u2018Sat- mday Night\u2019) had contained.This valise Was lost from Bonaventure station, Montreal, in August.FINE AND VERY COLD Ah\u2018 but I love the snow upon the hills; 1 love this trilling silence in the air: 1 care not that the lark no longer trills; | care for nothing but what still 13 the company\u2019s shops will have their wages Increased.Machinists, boilermakers and blacksmiths get two cents | an hour more, car inspectors, five dollars per month extra, and all the other men one cent per hour advance, _\u2014 RAILWAY Y.M.C.A.1 there.Clear outlined form in satuesque repose: What color needs such matchless scene 2s this?\"If 1 forget the fragrance of the rose, Something to mine the loveliest Tose must miss.\u2014Alice Wellington Rollins.The Venerable Archdeacon Ker wil (address the meeting of thie Railway Yo M.C.(A.to-morrow afternoon.Toronto Dee.8.\u2014Ottawa and Upper St.Lawrence\u2014Fine and very cold to-day; Sunday.a little milder with lght snow, the Ttalian Steamship Companies, whose ves.are The gross returns amount to\u2019 think that cught to satisfy any reason.\u2018able author, because it will take care of ! his children\u2014let the grandchildren take\u2019 After that 1 don't | his property\u20141 will not use that Jiarsher ; : Fine and Very Cold Price Oxe Cent | NEWS IN BRIEF The shame, misery and evimes of the Congo was the subject an the Beljaun Chanber of Denmties vesterdav ot 4 strong address by the Necutist leade:, M.von der Velde.He denounced King Leopold 11.as the rival und partner oo the great manipulaors ot American trusts who made the nutives into sers and exploited them for its own persona benelit, A despateh reo aved mn Londen fron : Puris reporting that the Shah ot Pers was dead is not confirmed at ether tae Persian legation or the Persian Bank, and the British Foreign Ofhce diseredit= the resort.Sadors on ltaix are von strike AU subine dates for December lave been sus J ended at Genoa, and at Naples here 1a serous congestion of outward bound cmngrants.Leonard Hemry Courtney.who has late Iv been elevated to the House of ands at a diner mm Jos jyynor last ingut de- dared the House of Commons to be the most inadequate aud leust trustworthy reficetion of the publie nand in England and that the chier strength of the House of Lords was derived trom the impe fections of the Commons.The latter he called the embodiment or all the pe judices of position and the formes a con : gestion of demosracy.hmperialism.he denounced as a temptation vf the ine rialist, the devil, i The house in Adam.Mass, occupies : by the kite Susan B.Anthony.tie sons lous wonan suffrage advocate, was des troyed by fire last nizht Mark Twain, before the Nenat aud | House of Commons Committee on Pit i tents vesterday in Washington cordial: approved of the proposed law to extend i the life of a copyright from forty two years to the hfe of the author, and ittv sears thereafter.He said the laws ot England and the United States set aul» the prior constitution, the Decalogue, which says von shall not take awar from any man his property (hie would not uses i the lrarsher word} and all took away the f property of the author.Plans ave baug lal to constiner a canal from Ottawa by way of tbe Nijr- gon snd \\lhany River to James Bay.The act of the Outario Legislature regulating Sunday labor has been contira- ed by a proclamation from Ottawa.Morris Quinn, formerly of Kingston, Ont., was buried alive in a grain clevato- in Hammond, Ind., yesterday.The Rev.Dr.Tsaae Murray, one or the tethers of the Prosbyterian Church in Canada, is dead in New Glasgow, NX The Merchants\u201d Line has Lought he Anchor Line steamer \u2018India.and will remodel her and run her with the \u2018Ciy où Montretl\u201d between Montreal, Cleve land and Toledo, The Western University, of London.i Ont.is asking that its degrees be ree- { ognized by the Department of Education.as are those of Toronto and Queen +.The Canadian Northern expects tn have trains running between Ottawa and Meontreui by next September.At Fort William the working house of the C.P.R.elevator D, the largest sigle grain elevator in the world.was destroved last night by dre with three large tanka in the main structure.«aus- ing a loss of 2170000.Macleod, Alberta, had a bad fir.vo» terdav.Half of Main street was burned to the ground.The Hon.Gorge E.Foster, talking with the Junior Conservative Club af this city last night, sa:d that parliament could no mere rise above the ideals of the people that eleet~d it than water could rise above its own source, and that he wonld rather see this country governed by a good Liberal Government than a bad Conservative one.The thermometer went to sixteen ho low this morning in the cit.the Jowe-1 so far this winter.-\u2014 COLDEST DAY YET MERCURY REACHED SIXTLEN DE GREES BELOW ZERO THIS MORNING.To-ddav 13 the coldest day of the pres ent season su far.The temperature 10.) rapidly from seven o'clock last evening, and at seven o'clock thw morning tue thermometer registered 16 degrees below ezro, Thermometers in the outlying por tions of the city registered as low as twenty degrees at seven o'clock, The keen wind last night added to the dis comfort of pedestrians, and al-o affected the horses on cab stands.This morning the air, though cutiing, was dry, and with erisp snow under toot and bright sunlight, walking wae a pleas ant exercise.Following are the official figures from the City Hall of the thermometer read ings for vesterday and to-day at the hours of three, seven and eleven o'clock: Yesterday morning, one above, three be low, one below; yesterday afternoon, one above.four below, eight below; thu morning.thirteen below sixteen below thirteen below.i CENTENARY CHURCH._ Missionary reripons will be in Centenary Methodist Cheer) ea ibed row, by the Rev.C.T.Scott, M.A.i lor, president of the Montreal Confer ence, in the evening.At the evening service in the Centenary Methodist Church last Sunday, twenty-three mem- j bers were received into the church.| x the morning, and the Rev.# had car ried sewed up In her abdomen for tive weeks, where it was forgotten by sur- geons who performed an operation for MECHAN:CS, ATTENTION! Don\u2019t Fail to Visit ! If you want to save money.| Christmas Presents ! Holiday Gifts! TEES r & CO AND EMBALMERS 300 $ .James st.Cleanliness our Motto JOHN CUNNINGHAM, BAKER TO ROYALTY.The fine display vi Karp Pianos at !Mesrs.Lision Bros.will be open for m- Cspection until 9 pau.during December.\"Wareroons, 144 Peel street.Monumental work of.all descriptions exe cuted in a satisfactory DUMINION EXHIBITION manner.; suerbrecke, Que, Due.T.\u2014 A telegram : received here thx uftern-on from Dr.Prices and terms to Suit.Pelletier, M.P.l.announced the fact \u2014_\u2014 that the Quebec Government had same: Smith Bres.Granite Go, toned the holding of the Dominion 290 BLEURY STREET.exhibition at Sherbrooke during the autumn of 1907.It 1s expected that (eter at Mile-End, this will mean a grant of §£0.000 to support the project.It \u2018s more thin twenty-five years smce the last Dominion show was held here.CATALOGUES FREE, Prices from $100:%° \"upwards.TERMS: \u201c10.00 Cash and $5.00 Monthly.THE LEACH PIANO C0.LTD, 560 St.Catherine Street West, Near Drummond.Sole representatives for Montreal, Eastern Townships and Eastern Ontario.A.HODINA, Practioal Shoe Makor, ltepairs Boots.Shoes and Rubbers.Main 5081, 4 BEAVER HALL HILL.McDonald Great Display ! Low Prices |: \u201cTHE WIGWAM,\u201d| 138 PEEL STREET, Opposite Doininion Square.OPEN EVENINGS.WE SUGGEST as a AFRICA.\u2014 ; At all drugyists.soc.a box.Masufectured by Fruft-a-tives Limited v- Berlin, Dec, 7.\u2014An article public here represents the Kaiser as beiug in ! dignant at the accusations ot the So \u2014_ he ed oo = \u2014 Xmas Gift one of our Portable Lamps.Can you suggest a better ?ST 61 A TE VOIE Me Lux SPL 020 Pay us a visit and inspect our seleotion of Lamps and all Lighting Fixtures : f MODERATE PRICES.| & Willson | 588 St.Catherine Street West (Between Mountain and Drummond) appendicitis.necessary to remove the towel.Five weeks ago Miss Shmmers operated upon, and although the wound healed she failed to recover.She insisted that there was something within the cavity.Finally the surgeons cided upon a second operation and a oo YOUR COLLARS and SHIRTS d- operation was found.\u2014_ NEW SPECIAL TRAIN can only give you the right servce when they are properly used at the Laundry.\u2018OVERLAND SEAS LIMITED FROM SEATTLE TO WASHING.- TON.We have Instalied _ epecial machinery A special train with one hundred and for the treatment of seventy-five European passeugers left these articles, that Montreal by the Intercolomal Railway ensures perfect vesterda.tu connect with the Allan work.and the Line Royal Mail steamship Tunisian, greatest care of the sallng from Haldax to-day.The paris material, arrived in Montreal by tie GOT.Ro ! from Chicago.St.Paul, and other points west as Tar as Neattle, and w ac companied by Mr.J.H Burs \u201cnt onl English starch western representative of the Titer.is used and the omial Railway and Grand Trunk Rus purest of soft water.er way.as Jar as this ey.We especially solicit | Pelletier, jassenger agent of the liger- \u2014 -\u2014\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES, Wilks & Co, Limited, for Bex Canada for tuning and repairing.Phen Was | VISITOR COMING towel which had been used ju the det Mr.Vicior ; your shirt and col | colonial Railway.took charge of the: lar orders.special train at Montreal.thruzh to | Halifax.Roth the TC.Rand GT | R.representatives were complimenti i Main 3843 3645 | on the excellent arrangements for the | Main 1893 comiort of the pariy while travelling Main 3818 on their respective lines.Up 1999 ; 3 k Tun- THE TROY LAUNDRY ing Place the care of vour plapo J {our hands.We have the best men | n Up 2686.Wils & Co.Limited, 606 =+ -_ ; , : Factory and Offices Catherine street west (ncar Mounta: ; Ftreet.) ; VERDUN.Dolly Varden Shoes for dainty women | § F have fourteen new and distinctive fra.prures, Thu a sald 11 Canada an the United states at the «ame nree, ® te and x50 1 street west.A second operation was! HOLD-UPS IN TORONI FROM PP ROBBED OF MONEY N° OVER 0A] Toronto, De [imeries ATE Drees lin vin Toronto.bur \u201cHoid-up oectirres [might rist an : | Rushhins.,vame oui of 1 {walk home « \u201cHe noticed te x.cond turned ap Wo thieves st | POIBT 6! 4 re ped him oi \u2026.away | \u2014_\u2014\u2014 CPANAMA CAN | Washington, In tal Commis the date of pwns tion of the «ni UAL tas bee CON 70 (Tm n ni qd 4, SEIT | ; CI 6 \\ \\ à 3 the at gl = Mickey, 440 =: « athering | i be publio vay hg ons, Suid OF rei Eads Malthouse ie ) f ns arr A | ] i \\ \u201c flow a 11 PLL ARTE | eu >, PAPE TAS] WM RPT AL ven Sah | | | gierrpAY, DrcEMBER B.1908 300KS BOO KS A FIFTH SELECTION FROM Foster Brown's 432 St.Catherine St., West - - - - Tel.Up 1341.Handsome Xmas Stock ART Music in Art | Japanese in Art Heroines Bible in Art Angels in Art Madonna in Art | Japanese in Art | fas TH VELASQUEZ.C.Lewis Hind , Cee ee ee a LA APE PAINTING AND MODERN DUTCH ARTIST.E.B.reer shields \u2026.\u201cHT APPRECIATION OF SCULPTURE.Russell Sturgis .2 LUI Frashals Great Master in Painting Series.Price $1.50 Art Lovers Series.Each $2.00 Among Famous Artists By Sarah H.Bolton - .$2.50 The Recollections and Impressions of Whistler, Price $2 nett Arthur Jerome Eddy.Price.cer ee ee ea $2.50 2.00 \"ren sauce 2.00 BIOGRAPHY OF CHARLES LAMB.2 vols.AND LETTERS OF JOHN DONNE.Toy: HIS LIFE AND WORK, CE 0F GLADSTONE.Vol.I.DAITS OF THE SIXTIES.ND OF MARIE ANTOINETTE (Lady Adkins) .2N OF QUEENS, and The Making of Spain .FITZHERBERT AND GEORGE IV.Ve ga re re | AND HIS CIRCLE, by Jullan Hawthorne .11.11! AND LETIERS OF LEWIS CARR OLL.8 ACTON AND HIS CIRCLE.Abbott Gasquet .7H.RUSSELL WALLACE.2 vols.,.nit LORD GRANVILLE.2 vols., .Justin EC CHARLES WYNDHAM, T.Edgar Pe mens | TENNYSON: A Memoir by Hallam.Lord Tennyson.8 ve SPyPTTEptpHba Ou N SysSSZ8H Sa! \u2014e te ms ve se ve ow = et = re ve ve te ea ae se 23: Edmund Goose.Ten 2 vols, .Dodson Collinwood 5 È « ees se ve me me ca se bese \u2014 a ve se ve +4 sess ve ee tt te pe se ee PLEASE KEEP THIS LIST FOR FUTURE REFERENCE A8 IT WILL NOT BE REPEATED.THIRD SYMPHONY CONCERT Mss Eva frauthier wag the concert yr -may\u2014and right deservedly so.She was goed Uo look at, as a picture, remind- £a vue of Keat's \u2018Endymion\u2019 and his Las A \u2018king of beauty is a joy for er, Wile as al artist she was superb.À: preæu' her voice and her tempera- wen are adaptable to the subtle, to the ©» (né tine and tender, rather at 1 bload effects and the dramatic; bi se os young, and glorious youth 1s a in t'en of almost limitless possibilities.wa thing she did yesterday Jing voi Landon Konalds has rarely.if ever, received \" L'un és.be: retation.Tender, lingering, at «, and wstantly captured all loss sut all artists.I'he audience's LL ou OÙ this number was an ova U i.e band played unusually well, and A LLU tne mest part within Its range.\" Mr.(Goulet sets his strings any \u2018ask he can almost abwugs be sure of sat- sittory results, and oiten exceptionally tr rilent rœulis; his wood-winds, too, a always passable and not infrequentty deet pleasurable; hig brass, however, is pefess, and the less frequently he can loy it the better it will be for his iation.The strings were especially vod yesterday in the \u201cAndante con moto\u2019 + Mradelsohn'& \u2018Symphony No.4 in A mayor.\u201d popularly known as the \u2018\u2019Itallan\u2019 symphony.a G.T P OFFICIALS GO WEST.Mr, Frank Morse, general manager ot \u201cwa (crand Trunk Pacific Hallway: Mr.iv B.Kailiher, chief engineer, and Mr.y lait, assiwtant solicitor, leit \u2018real last evening for the west.me DEATH OF MR.GOODBODY.fre death 15 announoed of Mr.\u201csAenson Goodbrdy, à well-known con- tor, at his residence, Charlevoix see The funeral takes place this af- temmant.\u2014 HARBOR MATTERS.Yesterday afternoon\u2019s meeting of the Harbor Board was one of routine.\u2018I'he Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries wrote acknowledging receipt of the board's application for an advance on loan où $295,000, and from the same department a letter was read approving the action taken by the commissioners to have the harbor engineer and the government superintending engineer hold stated meetings in connection with the construction of the wharf sheds.lt was decided that application tor berth spaces and wharf privileges during the navigation season of 1907 should be called for by advertisement.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 FAVOR SARAGUAY LIGHT.At the meeting of the Fire Commit tee yesterday afternoon, the report of the special sub-committee on the application of the Saraguey Electric Light and Power Company to eell power in Momtreal, which was published in the \u2018Witness\u2019 vy , was amended to read as follows: \u2014 \u2018That report be made to council fa- voraibly i plication, and that the epplication 1 in turn referred to the Road Committee.eet GOBS BACK TO MONCTON.John O'Rourke, who wes arrested in Montreal on Monday last, yesterday cou- sented to return to Moncton with a police official to meet a charge of having stolen eighteen dollars\u2019 worth of postage stamps, the property of the I.C.R.When arrested here, the pris nner was trying to dispose of the stamps, which he says he bought last week from a man on the Maritime Express.LEGAL HOLIDAY.To-day, feast of the Immaculate Conception, being a provincial legal holiday.the courts.city hall, and other public offices were closed.Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure DISTINCTIVELY A CREAM OF TARTAR BAKING POWDER Royal does not contain an atom of phosphatic acid (which is the product of bones digested in sulphuric acid) or of alum (which is one-third sulphuric acid) substances adopted for other baking powders because of ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.their cheapness.as BOOK S| THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS LIVE STOCK SHOW CANADIANS CAPTURE MANY OF THE PRIZES AT CHICAGO.Toronto, Dec.7.\u2014 The Hon.Frank Cochrane, Ontario Minister of Lands and Mines, and the Hon.Nelson Mon- testh, Muster of Agriculture, have returned from Chicago.Both were bughly pleased with the success of the n competitors at the International Live Stock Exhibition.In the judging of Hackneys and (lydesdales, Cenadimns captured everything, Graham Bros, of Claremont, es) i capturing many prizes.In the exhibit of Shropshire sheep, Mr.W.F.Carpenter, of Siuncoe, made a better showing than all the importers of the S i i Mr.G.E.Brethour, of Bereford, captured everything in the Yorkshire breed of hogs.Mr.Érethour sold his exhibit stock at ten cents per hundredweight more than the highest i paid Por any other bogs shown.Th attendance,\u2019 said Mr.Monteith, \u2018was very dre, the great majority img from the Middle West.The ju ing of the students from the Guelph Agricultural College wes also FIRE AT FORT WILLIAM C.P.R.WORKING HOUSE BURNED \u2014LOSS $175,000., Fort William, Ont., Dec.7.\u2014The working house of the Canadian Pacific elevator D was destroyed by fire yesterday.There is not a hydrant within several blocks of the elevator, and the firemen were powerless to cope with the flames.The building, which was of wood, was reduced to a heap of smouldering debris within one hour after the alarm was given.The storage house is entirely of steel, and that saved the main structure.The loss is about $135,000.The capacity of the elevator is 3,500,000 bushels, making it the largest single grain elevator in the world.Elevator D was built four on the site of old elevator was destroyed by fire in 1902.ears ago which » SUFFERERS IMPROVING VICTIMS OF PARK AVE.STREET CAR ACCIDENT DOING WELL.Normend Boucher, the fourteen-year- old boy who bed his Tight leg empu- Jed as pouls of the street car col ision on Thursday evening, is reported to be favorably Progressing.Joseph Boivin, whose most serious in- Juries were of an internal nature, Is doing well, and unless unlooked for complications set in he will be able to leave the Royal Victoria Hospital in a few ve.Messrs.Weller and Morin, who are patients et the General Hospital, were reported to be doing well thie morning.WESTERN UNIVERSITY DEPUTATION ASK THAT DEGREES BE RECOGNIZED THE SAME AS THOSE' OF QUEEN'S AND TORONTO.Toronto, Dec.7.\u2014A deputation from the Western University, London, t., waited on the Hon.Dr.Pyme, Mr.A.H U.Colquhoun, ty Minister cation, and the Hon.Dr.Seath, Super intendent of Education, this morning, to ask that the degrees conferred the University be recognized by the De- tment of Education as are those of ueen's University and the University of Toronto, for educational purposes.SHIPPING NEWS MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.Steamer.At From Ethiopia.New York .Giasgow Bosttonlan.Manchester .Boston Pomeranian.London .Montreal Celtic.New York ,., .Liverpool LAKE CHAMPLAIN'S PASSENGARS, The 88.Lake Champlain, of the C.P.R., left St.John today for Liverpool, with the followmg «abm passeugers:\u2014 Mr.T.Herbert Abbott, Moose Jaw; Mr.G.Abbott, Cranbrook; Mr.S.Ad- amson, Chicago; Mr.Rich.ingfeld, Moose Jaw; Mr.O.Berthe he sr A.G.Bompas, Winnipeg; Mr.A.Brown, Chicago; Mr.G.L.Churchard, Vancouver; Mr.Robert E.Cook, Vernon, Mr.R.B.Crusher, Ottawa; Mr.J.Dann, Newson; Mr.Wilfrid Dawson, Re- gna; Mr.Z.De Lesilene, Ottawa; Mr.R.Dennis, Liverpool; Miss Drew, Winnipeg; Mr.Dyer, Mrs.Dyer, Winnipeg; Mr.E.Ewen, Ottawa; Mr.John Fear- son, Mrs.Fearson, Mr.John Ferguson, Winuipeg; Mr.F.G.Foster, Wapella; Mr.H.D.Foster, Mr.E.B.Gerard, Winnipeg; Mr, Guy Galiband, Strath- clairs Mr.Godfrey, Chicago; Mr.Frank Goodwin, Swift Current; Mr.R.G.Gray, Victor; Mr.Thomas Hall, Montreal; Mrs, M.Byng-Hall, Alix; Mr.Mr.John Hamilton, Winnipeg; Mr.James Hamilton, Mr.Douglas Hardwick, Winnipeg; Miss A.V.Henderson, Oxford; Mr.F.S.Henderson, St.John; Mr.Robert Hill, Montreal; Mr.J.S.Hitchcock, Griswold: Mr.A.Holmes, Brandon; Mr.J.Hope, Vancouver; Mr.Percy Howard, Winnipeg; Mr.wor James, Qu\u2019Appelle: Mr.James Keav, Brandon: Mr.Hans Kiersgaard, Copenhagen; Mr.W.King.Moose Jaw: Mr.Henry Jxe.Qu'Anpelle: Mr.A.Lord, Winnipeg; Mr.J.Lynch, Ottawa; Mr.H.W.MacKey.Mrs.MacKey, Vancouver; Mr.Brevely Male, Minmoedosa: Mr, Peter McEwen.Calgary; Mr.James McLaren, Cranbrook; Mr.N.McClure, Winnipeg; Mr.JJ.B.Mellor, Mrs.Mel- lor.Mis< Winnifred Mellor, Medicine Hat: Mr.A.Millie, Gleichen ; Mr John Milne Montreal; Mr.R.W.Moeran, Rosthern: Mr.Hugh Mosley Kamloops: Mr.S.Nelson, Winnipeg; Miss M.A.Nicholson, Calgary; :|W.S.Playfair, Winnipeg; Mr.J.A.by Riordan, Miss Nellie Riordan, Winnipeg: porn See Assortment ef New BELL UPRICHT PIANOS received by The Leach Piano Co.Ltd., 560 St.Catherine St, NEAR DRUMMOND.Sole representatives for Montreal, Eastern Townships, ete., prices from $350.payable £10.00 cash and $7.00 monthly.DINNA FORGET a wee bit cake for the Morn\u2019s Nichts Tea.If you canna ca\u2019 Phone East 488.LOVE'S, 789 St.Lawrence Street Belated Home Cleaning Do you expect to have your Lace Cur- talns cleaned, or Chenille, Rep, Brocatelle or Fancy Curtains dyed or French cleaned For Christmas Let us have them as early as possible to {insure the best work, and early delivery.West, British American Dyeing Co Offices and Agents Everywhere.You cannot possibly have a better Cocoa than EPPS'S A delicious driok and a sustaining : food.Fragrant, nutritions and economical.This excellent Cocoa maintains the system in robust health, and enables it to resist - winter's extreme cold.COCOA Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers in }-1b.and &-Ib Tins.Mr.M.Nonan, Rallo; Mr.P.Ouget, Montreal; Mr.R.Parkinson, Nelson; Mr.C.W.H.Payton, Dalesboro; Mr.W.K.Pinkey, Grenfell; Mr.J.Pim, Mr.Raven, Toronto; Mr.F.Rawston, Mr.John Riordan, Mrs.Riordan, Miss Julia Mr.William Robert, Moose Jaw; Mrs.Pattie Rogers, London; Mr.W.Rogers, St.Thomas; Mr.H.8.Rushton, Nakusp; Mr.John Ruston, Mrs.Ruston, Master John Ruston, Winnipeg; Mr.W.I Sharpe, Mrs.Sharpe, Mission Junction; Mr.J.Sheriff, Ottawa; Mr.B.Stewart, Victoria; Mr.F.C.Stone, Winnipeg; Mr.Swinn, Mrs.Swinn, St.Thomas; Mr.W.J.Terrell, Killarney, Mr.Kd- ward Thompson, Moose Jaw; Mr.H.5.Thompson, Winnipeg; Mr.W.F.Tomlin- son, North Battleford; Mr.W.JF.I'ranter, Red Deer; Mr.Hugh Verim, Qu\u2019- Appelle; Mr.James Waine, Wapella; Mr.G.H.Westmore, Winnipeg; Mr.E.D.White, London, Mr.William Wu- son, Rocanville; Mr.George Woodlam, Master Bert Woodlam, Master Richard Woodlam, Miss Maria Woodlam, Master Oswald Woodlam, Fillmore; Mr.J.Young, Gleichen.STEAMERS IN TROUBLE.Quebec, Dec.7.\u2014The Canadian Govera- ment steamer Rouville, which bas been | attending to the pilot duties at Father, Point has been unable to get through the | ice at the traverse and is now sheltering at Les Eboulements.It is expected that the ice breaker Montcalm will go down and endeavor to bring her up to port.The steamer Aranmore, after several days\u2019 detention on account of heavy storms and contrary winds, has succeeded in taking off 16 men from Cape Ray and will bring them to Sydney to be sent up by rail.The Aranmore has still Birdrock and Bryn Inlet to serve after which she will proceed to Halifax for the winter.EEE Music is never more welcome than during Christmas and New Years, when families are reunited and guests entertained.The Metrostyle Pianola and the Pianola Piano will be an important addition to the holiday celebrations, and make the many years that follow years of the greatest musical enjoyment.The Pianola is the only instrument in the world containing the METROST Y LE, and is on daily demonstration in Montreal ONLY at NORDHEIMER\u2019S, Ltd.Established 1840.589 St.Catherine Street West, Canadian representatives for tbe world- renowned STEINWAY, and manufacturers of the NORDHEIMER GRAND and OUPRIGHT, the Artistic Pianos of Can- 3 HENRY MORGAN & CO.ada.A Colonial House, Zu OUR STOCK OF FURS MAY NOT BE THE LARGEST, BUT OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.P.L.CAPS .44.th var ve 00 00 00 00 se en ae an 2.35.00 tn BTA COLLARS.108 44 140 ve cores 00 00 as se 00 se oe 00 STAR A SON GAUNTLETS .Cee 2 « Ce ee ee ee SPECIAL \u2014 Hockey Caps for all Schonls and Clubs .JERSEYS AND SWEATERS SOLD AT CLUB PRICES.L870 to $20 for 50c cach MEN'S UNDERWEAR WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF UNDERWEAR in English, Sea on and Canadian products.Our prices are very reasonahle We are now offering one lot of ENGLISH NATURAL VOOM, WEAR, unshrinkable: regular value, $2.25 each, for $1 © eavbh.IRISH KNIT HALF HOSE, at 25c per pair.UNDE «e.TRUNK AND BAG DEPARTMENT |, A VERY ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT.We have a large as nr ment of Fitted Suit Cases and Bags.Prices, $16.00 to $150 (hy SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT | A SUITABLE GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.SMALL HAND MACHINE FOR CHILDREN, $1.50 and 85.60 A Larger Siza for $R.00.PERFECT HAND MACHINE, on the pritciple of the Wiliox & Goo lock stitch, and machine on iron base: price, $14.00; with wood bha-e and cover, $17.00, with full set of steel attachments.NEW LEADER, ON STAND.ce NEW LEADEWY, DROP HEAD .SOMETHING NEW in the line of a Seving Machine Comhbinaticn | brary Table and Sewing Machine; when Machine is not 1n use tue he oi thread and wheel completely out of sight, and it makes a ver: ne Cu Table.?_ LL 0 The Blickensderfer Typewriter THE ONLY PORTABLE MACHINE MADE.The No.5, £40.00; weight, 5 lbs.The No.7.$0.0: weigh!.7 lhe A -REMINGTON NO.6, warranted in first class order Tor $5.un Noveltios in Christmas Handkerchiefs 1% inch hem, IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.from $1 1 10 2807 54 dozen.INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFZ at $3.00 per dozen.Large variety of HEMSTITCHED EMBROIDERED LINEN HANIA AL CHIEFS.Large a-sortment of HAND-E MBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs RÉAL MALTESE LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.REAL VAL.LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.Large assorimment of POINTE DB GEMMES LACE HANDKERCIIIF- Latest Noveltivs In DUCHESS AND ROSE POINT HANDKERCHIEFS 5 Percent Discount for Cash, and Special Attention Given to Mail Orders.Limited, Montreal.\u20ac Ur BRR AYA RY RRA 000 Sb SNe S Se A Oe be GAO OE Ge eS be >, », PE D A SEE SE DE SE ER CHRISTMAS | GIFTS Bell's Galleries Exclusive Christmas Novelties, Liberty Hand Wrought Jewellery and Cymri\u20ac Silver.Also a large assortment of Antique Jewellery copied from the different Art Galleries and Museums in Europe.In Hand Bags, Bracelets, Brooches, Pendants, Necklaces, Fancy Combs, Hair Ornaments.Belts.Fans, &c., a large assortment.Also of Royal Vienna Painted China Electric Lamps.ä These goods will range in price from ONE i DOLLAR upwards.+ BELL'S GALLERIES, \u201c57 CAqmRwe stem WEST.= 20000 etee% aetocodteitrelertestiateitostortoctoataclealsslcleilsctoatectoiteetrateitecfeatocionle Sfesteciaatealeatealalesttedieclectent pS ea P08 POO O00 0000 aa XaXeX aa 0 0% 7 eT Te Te 0 0 0 =» 0 +.ait SC i A MC Ml a) a\" a\" et BS 28%.eatesle See ee aaa as es ae .COCCOCES .0 CC ER RIS ee a os oe oe oe Joe! odes rateetsettets * * 0 x *, boo - xD *.eos ed Jos 2 0! - - D000 Sots! ealretenn a?%a% * os! Soted® acters > trotoatoat 00e els a 2, Jos *% e\" doe?* ode.Joel * \"ae! 2, of oe * Joe ° % * Joe?* ° 2 SX 0 0% ° teste.Loe goede! CS Sad o % WHEAT FOR JAPAN ox IST THE WICWAN TIE JAPANESE REPERSENTATIVE TO- N IG HT y, MAKES SATISFACTORY AR NGEMENTS WITH CA- RANGEMER TS Creat Display of Fanoy Goods } LOW PRICES.NADIAN COMPANIES.\u201cTHE WIGWAM\" 138 PEEL 8T,, Opposite Dominion sy OPEN EVENINGS, Mr.§ Tamura, a merchant of Tokio, Japan, has spent a couple of days 1n Montreal, in companw with the (len.T.Nosse.consul-general for Japan in Canada, visiung the railway offices and the shipping mterests, in grder to solve the question of geiting Canadian flour a.2, ; to.Japan at the Beast 2 He atated BUCKET SHOP MAN SHOT that everything pointed to a growing New York.Dec.7 -Wilham K.Hem trade in wheat between Canada andy nig a broker, and at one time the pro Japan.if a supply of the goods requir- prictor of a number of bucket shops im vd could be secured without ton heavy the west, was shot in the leg and slightly freight rates being charge.In pir- wounded by Thomas (YCounor, a tele suance of this end.Mr.Tamura (Of Rochester.N.Y.) The Rev.THOMAS BROWN will address Will Preach at both services, the meeting.Selections by the Male Cholr.! 11 am.and 7 p,m, Old and young men come, and bring your A \u201cpe ., 019 208 joue °f| STRANGERS MADE WELCOME, \u2018 THE MONTREAL Weekly Calender, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8.THE LITERARY STUDY OF THE BIBLE.Prof.R.G.MOULTON, of the University of Chicago.will deliver a series of Lectures on the Literary Study of the Bible, for the bemefit of Students, Sunday School Teachers, Christian Workers and others as follows : THE BIBLE AS A STORY BOOK.Saturday, Dec.#th, at § p.m., in the David Morrice Hall.THE BOOK OF ECCLESIASTES.Is Life Worth Living?Sunday, Dec.9th, at 3 p.m., in Strath- cona Hall, McGill Y.M.C.A.THE BOOK OF JOB.Sunday, Dec.9th, at 7 p.m., in Crescent Street Presbyterian Church.THE BOOK OF\" JEREMIAH.Monday, Dec.10th, av 4 p.m., David Morrice Hall., ST.JOHN'S REVELATION, A LITERARY INTERPRETATION.Monday, Dec.10th, at 8 p.m., in Knox Church.in the The public are invited to all these Lectures.| SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9.Christ Church Cathedral THIRD SPECIAL STUDENT SERVICE SUNDAY, DEC.9th, 1908, at 7 p.m, Preacher: The Vicar SUBJECT - \u201cThe Anglican Church and the Doctrine ef Apostolic Succession,\u201d (No.1,) ANNEX Congregational Church.Nornisg Sunday Scheel.11 o'clock.Evening Service, 7 o'clock.Preacher, A.E.COOKE, of the Congregational College.EASTERN MEN'S OWN.TAYLOR CHURCH, cor.Logan and Papineau avenue, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th.Speaker \u2014 Mr.ARCHIBALD, Dominion Parole Officer, formerly of the Salvation Army.Soloist\u2014Miss E.SINGER.MONDAY, DECEMBER 10.Y.W.C.A, School ot Cuokery, 502 DORCHESTER GT, W.DEMONSTRATION \u2014 MONDAY, Deco.10th, 8 p.m.\u201cA OHRISTMAS SUPPER.\u201d Admission, 10c, Recipes, sc.THURSDAY, DROEMBER 13.REV.W.D.REID will present his IMlustrated Lecture, Tour through lrelan STREET CHURCH LECTURE ROOM, 13th, THURSDAY, DEC.AT 8 p.m.Admission only 15 cents.YOUAG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIO OF THE CITY OF MONTREAL.A Special Meeting of the Active Members of the Young Men's Christian Asso- clatton of the city of Montreal will be held on THURSDAY EVENING, December Zith, at 8 o'clock, in the Association Building, Dominion Square.Business : To consider the sale of the building and property on Dominion Square and Dorchester street.On bebaïf of the directors.JOHN W.ROSS, President.in STANLEY D.A.BUDGE, General Secretary.E\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MALLS FOR GREAT BRITAIN, EUROPE, Etc.CLOSE AT MONTREAL.Celtic, White Star, Supplementary.K.Aug.Victoria, Hamb-Amer.Supplementary.Etruria, Cunard.Supplementary.Empress of Britain, Canadian Pacific.Baltic, White Star.Lucania, Cunard.Supplementary, Ionian, Allan, Majestic, White Star.Supplementary, Umbria, Cunard Line.Supplementary, Empress of Ireland, Can.Pacific.a.m.p.ma.m.88 p.mam.amp.m.p.ma.m.& rare © Epos sav 8 8888 a.ma.m.p.ma.m.a.ma.m.p.ma.m.p.ma.m.*Letters may be posted.up to 6.00 p.m.\u2014 Other matter should be posted before 3 p.in.Registered before 5.30 p.m.**Parcels (per Parcel Post) are forwarded by tbe Canadian Stmr., the last time of! mailing at Head Office being 19.00 a.m, on Fridays.Registered before 10.00 a.m.Fridays.ROUUH WRESTLING The wrestling at Sobmer Park last night wag marked by a degree of roughness that must in future be eliminated or its popu- iarity will decrease.Pietro, perhaps, was the real offender in his bout with Steurs, and should have been given to understand that the people were there to see wrestding not a prize-fight.Steurs won the first all in 37 mins., and the second in 47 mins.Perreili and Busch also mixed matters considerably, but they were stopped in time.Perrelli, however, easily proved himself the superior, aad won two straight falls, the first in seven and the second im; five minutes.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 MR.CHAMBERLAIN London, Dec.7.\u2014Mr.berlain\u2019s mess; CONFIDENT.Joseph Ckam- \u20ac e to the annual meeting of the Tariff Reform League is: \u2018I am watching the situation carefully.and j = open | ntng is \"real fixtures oun look forward with ever-increasing confi dence to the future,\u201d .DAILY WITNESS S TORMAT, Decrusrs \u20ac = - n SPORTING INTELLIGENCE \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 WANDERERS\u2019 NEW MEN | FEDERAL HOCKEY LGAGUE They Will Have Some More prises for the Public | The will have to makt learned Wanderer Hockey Club some interesting ansouncements within the next few days.1! was last evening that in addition ro the for ward, mentioned in these columns iw?days ago, for whom the «iub is nvgotia- ing, the defence wii be considerably strengthened by the purchase ol apoiin?player.Whether or not thiz is Hod Stuart t9 question.However, mr.Jeu in recept of à telezrum, tue COS tents of which many Montrealers wound only be too glad to know.Stuar: will come if the price is paid before l\u2019ec.15, so fie may land in town any day.The ouly rhe Wanderers are Hern.\u2018Patrick, Gardner und Jobnston, and thest only if they come Un Lo expectations : Johnston is looked upon as a coming =\u2018! Every man.amateur or prolessionar, Wii be given equal and ample opportunity show bls merits.There 1s no truth in the report that Phillips will come tv Montr except as one of ihe Ke®iru-.He wour have ccme last vear.but he 1 now duer- mined upon tuking the cup west tawa paper states that Phillips all in, but when it is considered 1 ' soored three goals within eiglit minutes of the dual period in the gaine agal v tawa last winter and won the match for his team the assertion would seem to be far astray.Everything je quiel and work ing smoothly in (he Wanderer camp.Among the other clubs it is difficuli LU learn whether or not matters are being straightened out agrecably.Certain it ls that the club which lacks funds is 80 s to have a difficult time jh getting anytèlaz except strict amateur playere.All four local clubs will turn out \u20180 practice this afternoou.Marshall will Le in Wanderers\u2019 uniform, his absence the other evening being unavoidable.\u201cPud Glass wlll be found with the M.A AA The somewhat leisurely manner in which be treated the offer made him proved his own undoing, 60 the other man was signed.\u2018Billy\u2019 Strachan has also promised to bu on hand.Charlie Lifliton has an application before the Wanderers, but it is poarcely likely that a place can be found for bim.SPORTING NOTES Walter Camp telegraphed Hamilton yesterday in reply to the Tigers\u2019 challenge,as follows:\u2014\u2018Sorry, it's impossible.\u2019 Harvard may withdraw from intercollegiate sports, as there is à strong sentiment in tbe university agalnst it.Curling will be on at the Montreal Club this afteri con, end three sheets In the tf.Luke street rink will be ready for the members.The first meeting will be held in the club house this afternoon at five o'clock.Gotch would like to raise the bet for hls match with Beell.The first practice of the Ottawa llocley Club is called for Tuesday night next.Those at the head of affairs are num as to the possible personnel of the team.President Grierson, of the Civil Service A.A.A., refused to give Eddie Phillips a hearing at a meeting held last night in Ottawa.He made it clear, however, that he had made no charges, and had no charges to bring against any athlete.He simply Lad his suspicions.The annual meeting of the Montreal Ski Club will be held on Monday evening at eight o'clock, in the M.A A.A.club house.The most suocessful season in the history of the club seems assured.An Ottawa exchange has the following: \u2018Since Wanderers, of Montreal, have strengthened up, the prevailing opinion in Ottawa Is they will deteat Kenora in ne Stanley cup games.Wanderes are 8 2 probless on their own ice as is evidenced by their record of only baving lost one game in two seasons at the Arena.\u2019 : President McCaffrey,o! the Toronto Base- ; ball Club, claims that he is In possession of information that the Outlaw Tri-State.League will become organized baseball.Fifteen of the South of England lacrosse teams object to meet the Capitals on their coming trip, because they are professionals.Fifty of the northern teams, however, will welcome the Canadians.A meeting will be held to consider the question, i The semi-annual meeting of the Hamil-: ton Football Club will be held next week to wind up the business for the season.The club will have aver $2,000 tv the good.Most of thie will llkely go to the permanent ground fund.Riley Hern is out with an emphatic de- nisl that he jumped the Pittsburg team, and does not speak of Manager MeSwig-, gan as the lightest type of gentleman.| The Pittsburg leader gives the following: ; \u2018It would be a pity if any of our players! Pollowed Hern\u2019s bad example and jumped: their contracts,\u2019 said Manager A.S.Mr-! Swigan, of Duquesne Garden, when told ot Riley's action.\u2018I don't like to discuss in advance what we would do until we come to dt.I think I can safeiy say, however.' that any player jumping his contract would\u2019 never get a chance to do it again, Nor; would be plav in any team in any league | of whioh Pittshurg is a member.t Louls Rubenstein, of the M.A.A.A., who was In the clty the other day.presented Mr.Ed.Foley of the St.Patrick's bowling team with the prize he won in the grand aggregate of last season.Eddie was sce- | ond highest, and Mr.Rubenstein, the donor of the prize, a handsome travelling bag.took advantage of the occasion fo vongra- tulate Mr.Foley on his skill and wish him continued success this season.\u2014Ottawa naturalized and play : Paper, The Montreal Curling Club will meet this afternoon at five o'clock.Delay in the commencement of play has been ocea- sioned by rewiring the rink to accommodate the new links which have been in-: stalled this year, but everything points to three first-nlass sheets of ice being ready for this afternoon.It ix hoped that a large number of the members will avail them-: selves of this, the first ice of the season.| QUEEN'S FOOTBALL CLUB | \u2014_ | Kingston, Ont.Dec.7.\u2014With the annual meeting over and the ordeal of facing the camera, a thing of the past, the Queen's footballers can hang up their suits for the winter.The officials for pext sea-' son will Hkely be: Honorary president, Frof.Nicol: president, W.Kennedy; vice- president, A.Turner: captain first team, K.Williams; captain second team, A.Pen- mock.The secretary-treasurer has not yet been selected.Queen's University Hockey Ciub nas re-! caived an invitation to visit Pete-borough during the holiday seasca.| ! adopted.\u201cur- | Amateurs wiil be Allowed to vlay With Professionals Cornwall Deco she conaiutiug of 0 Federal Hockey Leswu.ipderwear a 1 table change an the tue nu held ere 1.igh, and henvefur : sul te ufiowed lv juey we ' without Prejudice lu 1h lis word Gun Wan Tan 1 fait of ine league, and © was decided te hod he first val mer jng of ins 4-=06° 14° 5 tu Montreutr The Hs aqnaent paseed oy tac BoC HLA porn ana plaver or take he puck aller booag osoppod by ibe ae fending guus-Kée pe: ï thie =e wes adopted.12 wan deiced 10 nave 142 ra Les, tne ar 1 iv have Jurisdi vl 43 wo rouaga ple and och orner patie as (de vhacï reieree should acter om The srason 18 t0 «nd before Mareh Lo sud be expense LUV ing teams are iv be paid before lie gaine Bah ociub as on turnisb the president Bon l= Of a\u2019 leus jour compétent rer from hs ur ver, George A Elles, of Carnuwali v ¢ chair.File del cat:- pro>en Cornwall \u2014J.| Kervin aul Thea tiieson, Mentaynar Montical \u2014A inier and T.A.Cl in Motori, Lawit, J.Slater J} Molbng-worih Meo Sues announced sat Broukviile vos hanging fire, and were not likely 10 stay in the league.Aleviile would come in only if a vestern section would be arrans- «l, and Smith = Falls anncunced that th were down and our.Morr, shure, represented by Mr.Marsh.was admittel \u20180 lie league.The 1ollowing officers were ejected -\u2014 President, George A Sul az, Cornwall, vices president, A.Gau'dier, Moutagnards, of Montreal: secretary-treasurer, K 1.Sa ter, Victorias, Octawa; executive offfeer A Flynn, Mcrrishurg.The schedule ot games was drawn up and The first game of the scazon will be played at Montreal sn Dee.2%, by the Vics, of Ottawa, and Moutwgnards, BICYCLE RACES 7 \u2014Sixieen teams of bi- eyelists, gathered irom every quarter of the globe, will start early on Monday morning on their long journey ol the az- nual! international six-day bivycle ra:e in Madison Square Garden.The release yesterday from Ellis Island of the championship French tcam, the Georg brothers, who recerdly won the first six-day race ever held in Europe, completed the list of entries, which was Leld open uatis the lat moment awaiting a decision in the case when the champions cf Europe, Asia and Africa, as weli as \u2018he very best riders in America ,will go to the post.BOWLING LAST NIGHT New York, Dec.The opening matches of the Canadian Bowling League were held last night.Al the M.A.A.A.alleys the home team bad a decisive victory over the milltary mel, the civilians winning by 277 pins.On the Victoria Kifles\u2019 alleys, Reserves buat tae Engineers in a good contest by 87 pins.The top scorer in last night's play was C.Melldowie, Reserves, who totalled vis.with 246 for his best string.M.A A.A.made the best gross, only on¢ man of tua six being under 30.F.A.Beique made the high string on the M.A.A.team with 244.Below are the scores: ON TUE M.A.A.A.ALLEYS.M.A.A.A.\u2014 E.H.Bourdon .299\u20145S1 F.A.Belque .Tus- J.Barker .+0 +0 146521 W.W.Douglas .184+\u2014515 R.J.Walker .182\u2014501 L.8.Cleaves .169-4 Total .22 2e 22 22 ee we 00 SET Victoria Rifles\u2019 Actives\u2014 J.Drysdale ve .171 18 J.Sutberland .Z 174 W.Mills .+.+: +.\u2026 160 18 L.Mclldowie .14 184 R.Johnson .141 154 A.W.Parker .125 13% Total .vir aii ia eee ae 2,800 ON VICTORIA ALLEYS.Victoria Rifles Reserves\u2014 \u201c C.Melldowie .182 155 246-\u2014+13 Jordan .219 178172 Darling .+.+ + .- 141 153 39 oR] J.Willoëk .+.+ ++ +.101 148 191\u2014490 Winter .+ + 0.+ 157 145 169\u2014471 Simpson .171 148 133\u2014+4657 Total .+\u20260 vein rene vue .3,114 Engincers\u2014 W.Surgeon -.202 134 172-528, Pearson .22 130 167519! W.Tate .4.220 22 22 1< 192 10 4 Cunningham .150 147 20% z Eddison .187 154 162408 Towasend ,.142 147 177466) Total .42 24 24120 3,027 ARENA NLXT WEEK.The following is the booked at the liat of engagements Arena for next week: MONDAY 3.00\u201414.06 p.m.\u2014Te-tnival School 4,00\u20145,M p.m.\u2014High Echocl.5.0)\u20146.00 p.mi.\u2014Sovereign Bank.T.00\u20148.00 p.m.\u2014Junior Shamrock.S.00\u20149.00 p.m A.0N\u201410.00 po 10.00\u201411.00 pp.\u2014~\u2014Senior Shamrock.\u2014Wanderer.senior.\u2014Junior Wanderer TUESDAY \u2014-Loynia College.Wykeham riouse £c'hocl.-Wesimona' Acudelur.Quebec Bank.LO0\u2014 360 2.00\u2014{ 06 5000 09\u20146,00 REET unior Montreal, 8.ÿa\u2014 son nior Montral.9 da\u2014 Pro vor Vict tlie BURY RL nior Victoria WEDNESDAY 3.094,09 pom richton Reloel 4 Eu om, ichion School, T.00H6.0 pm.\u2014bank cf Mentretl, -dunlor Shamrock Senior Shumrock.mn, \u2014Sen\u2018or Wanderer, 5.001,06 s,00\u20141 06 10, o\u201411.4000 tu.\u2014Junior Wanderer, THURSFTAN m.\u2014Loyoia Collvge.m.-Technivst Chelan po 2 60\u20144,86 gr 1 2 = -hooL sua \u2014T 00 5,09\u20146,10 T.0GHS M p,m.\u2014Junior Mon:reaL sOA\u20144 00 pri \u2014Senior Montreal a HAT 0 Vwaoria.fu, u6\u201411,00 pri.\u2014Junior Victoria FRIDAY.3.06\u2014400 pm.\u2014Wykecham Horse School.4 003.00 191.\u2014Westmonat Academy p.m.\u2014Bank of Moutreal p.m.\u2014Sovereign Bank.ON\u201410.30 pom.~ Skating.VLC hand.ATURTAY Rfi\u20145,06 8 se PA T0 00 à.- 10 MAAF IE.= 11.09\u201412.0% a.m.\u2014 St, King's Sehaonl \u2018richton Sehosi.John's Sehool, Jelints Scanol ITO THE FRIERS | x iHE POC ; E PoC VU: | Tie Besz: of Outdoor \u2026 Lacan no hie cu.work, risa ghee wa serving Poor.|.confier to 1 ow Kind Te who Lave - nos ass \u201c Po mand for lcket- 5 + IU eles .u \"KaiiDE ul ile aid Din [is à srl to vik epee Go sa r and aiernoo ; Wednesday oven Bi able je bring vec all adurissun \u2018ec Ou cle Ustu, Wednesday Saturday atie:pnoou ban w \u2018endance.Jub 0 Pec.31 Fou samc us last youd \u2018cer EASTERN TUWNSHIP HOC The Easicra Assovig on Lua .in HRaubuvond ou Weduvzbss ve iulion lus desgotts La Wu lead Thomjsou, ui M O.Mebure Mills, oA = , Greeu.La Nu buas dis A Doyon and ll.A Ho: H «uit Club, 5.Ferey Lusn >, A A sud Woo dl ewig Mr.chair lhe vie ceeded wih, lune va fice of presidew.CW indsor, E «and H.L on\u2019s major: sufficient n role evile Supported M: ME.Gowery was oa aid Mr.Howd, sore ditional members c.Messre OO Miu, The 3 : and o'bcr repur.=.a! Under new bus she action Cf Un relunded proite: 1 decided in faves « ir.cap au AE is president tu the proved.Rood wa .\u201c pried ve _ wer eres \u20ac Doyon (Na.F OU Lie M5 ow + be lue hu I\" in i Woe SECT ue duriag the vom ng eras cf the Sherbrook: sociation in delegates ried Goin fv'ure tu (0 DE UNIES u nagnng snerbi iers of the ass ol meeting.Au sutution altering \u2018ne :L v dis rule (0 read \u2018fifiven days, mvvrst Smith.of W.ndsor Ma, vor de \u201c to 4 A bombshe!! was turown © when Mr.Gomery imoved tu oho - up a scheduie be laid nve-, mond (lub might find it mew.b clude liselt 1! the jeagur remuie: \u2019 \u2018present.Ia this he was imined.ats b; Windsor ani Waiersiile, and lion seemed to spell ruin Me aceused the other deligar ! In allowing proceeding: lo nave ao far.The end of the mutt: w=.1 mecting adjourned uni: S$.urdsy \" \u201c and as Lhe matter stands very few °° Lu know just whut is Like, iv La PR \u201c in what form tbe junur sure Wu = played this winter.BASKREITBALL RULES ' pr IC op we ole u- Airy alliensdi The official basketball gure for ne son of 106-7 of ile YOM CA League of Carada has Less isso | contains several :mportau! Chung» | amendinents that ure worby of , sinee the basketball season La uo: | ed.{ TLe impcrtant change + vJe las ; of awarding a point for «very fou! vib geun-ral approval, anc Tenn | bai 1 a.iributed to such a the playing of lean been retained.The flfteen-f«ot ; als0 remains the (States las sear ! Waë made fventv satisfactory tha: turning to the or \u2018tree throw.are \u201cforward fouls when a mark saine cm goal.} Another rule, peroluret us has xiven putting th i foul has A new rule hos ye ta grounds «citain less © teams are allowed oo Above That ameui 2 5 n'iniher os allowed P dr [CR Tail an 1005 6 teen 4 nr CU Ventes ta players of ch NS \u201cho © above Ri-iered the sam on AL.Fhe game 1u- 7 0 .yous for a number of von sequeiie tdi me been chunged ca \u201clue listed of \u201cwert 1 on la KRymiasiuims when a boundary Le arainst th wi bis whierle 7005 1 feet from th has te .marked \u20181 7e Players ma > \" \u2018 babi goes ei pure Tn ; 13 when he UF ble De.ca es Ai: à hat gc, ronpay, DECEMBER 8, 1906 PRICE CHANGES OF STOCKS AND INVESTMENT RETURNS.- : x ag \u2018:biez ol aclive and inactive stocks listed on tbe Mon:real ana sxoxangos Lave been COMDiied up to and Including Friday afters »y na \u2018Le Montreal Markêt.The tabulated Infermatioo contains We !v tend payable, if any, the month when due and the highest and low- \u201ce108, te with the inves!ment returns on current quotations: 1.06, This week.Last prices per Re- Die Pivte Teh aw lus Lace nie share turn CH Are 104% 170% 104°; 1845 1931 $193.25 30 ECE 99% «+ sn 12% M 94.00 53 ° : Fh 2% 23d 94017 2435 URL 245.50 4 au Feb.1232 108 un 108 108 103,60 46 2 Jun.195 jé4t5 11716 1141p 1141 11450 52 «2 Feb \u201c 89:23 122 80 84 8) 83% 3.6.4 PME.I RE ss 134 53 81 8212 2.50 6.0 nity C4 TE: o nm Tig vs .Ritz 50 Slum 5% = 6 7 0.- 1 Jan sig SY 87 79 s° sz $21n 825.00 6.0 9574 IT 344 nn oy LN Nn 15.R 1Q Jan 5% TT LIX Te 02 13% 7 54 .1 pooh High Low Last Re-f Boxps Divie Par- High High Low Last Re 1avs UM0 1306 sale turn dnd able JMS 1906 1906 snle Turn ' wa ol 253 256 29 Col Cat.3 H.Apl an 1 97 9714 6.> op iE, tom, 14 47 ke Whe.3H.June 13 13 mo 11° 64 | sam 50 : .8 à E » Dia, de PRETERRED STOCKS 43) 4.3 Scotia.2 7 Jun.117 12942 118 1251; 6.0 £1 Iron LL 2 1 8 834 64 7% \u2026 27 Cosi.3}, H.Moh.118% 321 113 115 60 4.4 Ugilvie.\u2026.I Q Mch 140 134 123 124 08 2 42 Bwiteh.154 Q.Jan.315 115 1v9 109%4 64 \u2018 748} Mackay.! Q Jan.T5} 194 8 6 57 44 Lke.Wds 157 Q.Mch.12712 115 108 109 64 4 5.0 Mlinoia.3 an.1014 v1 85 M = 29 13 M su\" 2% ?: .SCELLANEOUS wa Tie ds 0 15 4 Bob Tol 2.Jan 162, 1684 145% M8 54 Ne 4 Ye Mon.Tel.3 $ Jan.185 171 158 162 49 Mon.Cot.14 Ÿ Dec.134 133 14 18 52 cs Hufx Ry 13 Q.Jan.110 108, 101%; 103 5.8 H, Men.1iv4 1027 79 98, 5.0 Trinidad.125 Q J:n 94% & 8 53 H, Jan 113, 109 \u201c1064, 10949 3.5 Toledo.H.May 57 eu us D 67 4 0 Ve ivé 165 1024.103 43! Switch.7 Y.May 110 14 7 100 70 BUSINESS SECTIONS eas.all of the great grain crop that 15 = awaiting their attention and they are Un- VIEW OF TARIFF able to bring rom the east all the wholesale supplies that are needed.In the »at- \u2014_\u2014 ter regard there is also to be added ans , fact that manufacturers of textiles n Jobers and Dealers Not Pleas= aifculty in filling all orders which also \u2026 .works towards slowness of deliveries.The od With the Higher Protec= slowness of the grain movement has aft f th Ch fected collections somewhat, the farmers i > not getting.their money as quickly as they ton Aspec 0 \u201c anges otherwise would.Seasonable weather Is general throughout the ceuntry, but before SRAUSIREETS TRADE REVIEW.trade reports to Bradstreet's DL Tai ; \u201c tes: ver in Mers are generally well PU te he an 13 tendency has generally been to ease the A is how iis tariff will Protection upon tbe articles which they aus De received [0 is hard to Say.5 muca dissatisfaction with its pro- cu Len very continuous dinmng into the publie mind a knowledge of the real danger.v- a pecially to infants, residing in foul milk.Dare ne lhorough inspection would condemn {iy i: some\u2019 of the cows whose milk 1s shipped f pt sore n°2 to Montreal.Jt would condemn very lu Voorhees many of the stables.which are dark and to Sng filthy.It would condemn the canx as oo : Se returned from use, and the exposure ot | ~ \u201che ze those cans in transit I'he regulitums b= ound scem to be sufficient if they were en Dic wars th forced.If it was even possible to know : ; milk that would pass inspection \u2018rom jeux CNS STON what would not.a great deal would br panel ws done, as the sellers of the former would Lai PLU certainly get some of the advantage ©» Chany suet which they are so highly entitled.lhe Pw ab ed farmer at present seventéen Tot Lo.cents per gallon dehvered in Montreal, leaving three and three-quarters cents per jr in, 1 quart for distribution, which, whether 1t lutely Viorel] Duagut 5 of crits receives nun or brs be through a middleman or direct does [ers whe an, noi seem too much to cover cest and jior od'aue ts losses.Only the first of these expenses {i here wher toc would be increased by the utmost dee [iv is toni Loar mands of better dairying.and wih a [he point reliable inspection guarantee that d:fter- [unmiver-.l non +.ence should be easliy made up.pom hos Nothing our authorities could do would or Prison TOM obvious that on so reduce the germ content of the milk as the washing and stembizing with five steam of all cans used in shipping miik le qrusien 4-08 be distonen-haice or ercam to the city.À municipal storilz- >?froch enen 1 a ing plant convenient to Bonaventure.depot pet \u201c Windsor and Place Vigor Stations.and DIANE pa 5 a smaller outfit near Mile End would [30g most eoneer vo If the cans |bngs a werk La ! \\ serve for the entire city are washed immediately alter beng sixtyfive or over emptied the work is casily and thor.[dom would cou oughtly done, the live steam very effec- ({wenty-live mn noun tively killing all germs.This would [the other hand, the ov also afford an opportunity Ior inspecting the cans and destroying rusty and ; given to the aud' win u = badiy damaged onvs, no longer fit recep- , tacles for human food.One or two: dairymen attempt rhe washing of cans, [which HOW Dati 741 > Ve able savings, such as in amount; ant the one as the whole 02 100 some content themselves with making {paupers may he ers do not bave to ship their milk in \u2019 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS \u2014 -\u2014 to the city.If he suceceds in making a Jot of vexatious laws the farmers will Just dispose of their milk some other way.In conclusion, 1 would say that if it 18 any satisfaction to those notoriety scek- ers to abuse the fermer and dairyman and call him dirty and ignorant, they can keep right on at it, as it is quite evident that generally apeuking they do not know what they are talking about.FARMER ~ STREET CAR OVERCROWDING AND SOME OF THE CAUSES.(To the Editor of the \u2018Witness.\u2019) Sir,\u2014I often think when I read complaints about overcrowding im the cars, that if the complainants would only m- vestigate a little they would find that the public were more to blame than the company for the overcrowdmy.In the first place, in our most congested distriets, or, | should have said busy, there are at certain hours of the day as many care running as 1 is pos sible, for tite streets wuere the cars run, to accommodate; take, for instance, St.James, McGill, Notre Dame streets, Windsor and St.Catherine streets, St.Lawrence and St.Catherine streets, Craig and St.Denis streets.Now, every car in the city passes one of these corners once Or twice upon each journey, and some mone, the Windsor and St.Lawrence cars taking in the four places; and between the hours of five p.m.and seven p.m.it seems impossible to run any more cars than at present, if those already running are to make any kind of decent time, The reasons for the overcrowding of gars, in my opinion, are many and varied.First.Montreal, as we knew it a very few years ago, ® built upon a very small area of land, according to the population; consequently, very congested in the centre or distributing peints.Second.Our etreets (with a few ex ceptions) are narrow and not adaptea for surface railways in many pl Third.The opposition of many to having street cars run on the streets upon which they reside.Fourth.While it should be possible for the cars to accommodate everybody at all hours of the day, it is not; and if women will persist in doing thew shopping or visiting about the hours other people are quitting their day's labor, they must put up with the 1n- convenience of being crowded on the cars.Fifth.There 5 nothing to compel anyone getting on a crowded car, but it being the only chance of a large number of people geting home at a reasonable hour, they prefer a crowded car to nome, or waiting.Sixth.We are all getting too fond of riding, rather than walking, and while it is gocd for the company, it is bad for us.When I hear references as to how things are done in British cities, I take quite a lot of it with a pinch of salt.How would double-deck cars do mn Montreal on Tuesday last, and how would they get through our tunnels and under the bridges ?Then, again, we must consider our climate and the wages of the working- classes here who can better afford to ride than they can in the Old Country.and they comsequently avail themselves of the opportunity, rather than walk.As an Engliehman T am proud of the British municipal institutions.At the same time, it is useless to ask for ym- possibilities from a company that, considering all things, appears \u2018o be doing fairly well.To get a better service it is evident that we must in the near future have the cars run on a greater number of streets, and also have elevated cars to relieve the congested districts, I have many times had oceasion to find fault with the Montreal Street Railway Company, and have timed and counted the cars passing given points, and have found other people's complaints well founded in the past, and no doubt it thas brought about many reforms in the service, but the main point at iesue now is, how can \"he servire be improved watisfactorily to the community as a whole.W.DARLINGTON, EARLY CLOSING.(To the Editor of the \u2018Witness.) Sir \u2014Th\u20ac early closing movement which has been recently brought to the attention of the Police Committee of our City Council is a matter of .very great Importance.The frightful amount ot drunkenness and debauchery which prevails in this city on a Saturday night is simply di ceful.The statistics of the Recorder's and Police Courts, the statistics of the Society for the Protection of Women and 81 Children, abundantly prove that an abnormal and excessive amount of intemperance exists.The ladies and gentlemen who recently waited upon the Police Committee to ask from the council an enactment of a bylaw requiring the bar-rcoms to close at seven p.m.on Saturdays, and at ten p.mon the other days of the week, surely did what was right.Every, province in this Dominion, with the exception of Quebec, and possibly British Columbia, hag dealt with ths great question.\u2018lhe bar-rooms are 1m- peratively required by law to close at seven on Saturdey nights.\u2018There 18 sound, strong reason for such legislation.Many men receive \u2018their wages on that night, and go and spend them in the tavern, and then stagger to the home in the midnight hour, in a state of beastly 1n- toxication, and beat and abuse their wives and children.The keeping of those places open down to such a late hour is in jtself a crime, and is directly responsible tor a vast amount of misery and crime, It is very pleasing to learn that the council of the city of Quebec has taken right good hold of an early closing movement.In accordance with the principles of morality and common decency, they have passed a by-law to close the barrooms at seven p.m.on Saturdays.Lhey have done that which was right in that matter.I have written to Quebec to ascertain J SATCRDAY, DYcEMRYR SCC what have been the results of the change.The chief of police writes me that it has been a very great nnprove- ment.His Worship the Mayor of Quebec and other distinguished officials are equally explicit as to the benefits which \u2018nave resulted from the change; and there is good proof that the electors of the city are well satisfied with it.There are from three to four hundred municipalities in this province mm which the drankard-making, blighting curse otf liquor licenses still existe.lt seems to me that in those municipalities if the electors cannot sec their Way to pass local option they should see their way to adopt the early closing movement.At the close of your report of the depu- | | \u201cjs good tea\u201d tion which waited on the Pohce Committee 1 note that Ald.Japomte is miro- duced, and in conversation he is satd to; have made ~ome interesting statements regarding carly closing.First.he ne forms us that the Licensed Victuallers Association is to ask the legislature to take away the power from the councils to pass euch by-laws.\u2018That would be quite a revolutionary and reactionary kind of legislation.The municipal control of the liquor traflic has been tor a great many years an Integral and an essential part of our constitutional law.If our guvernment should be so unwise as to adopt such a despotic and tyranu: cal policy, at the dictum of the whiskey oligarchy, and attempt to rob the mun:- cipalities of their time-honored rights, 1 venture to predict it would go pretty hard with the government.We have very nearly six hundred municipalities in our province which have wisely decided to withhold all liquor hi- censes, The number of such 1s bound to increase.The people are coming to realize more and more what an unmn- gated curse the barroom is in any community.1f the government should venture to interfere with the legitimate rights of tirose communities and attempt to torce license where the councils and the electors will not have them, or if the government should prostitute its power to perpetuate the midnight debauch in the barrooms which yet exist, then the government may be sure that they would arouse the resentment and awaken the most determined opposition of every one of those temperanee communities.Our government has hitherto wisely and justly adhered to the principle of municipal control.I do not think we have any reason to fear that it will resort to any absurd species of despotism in order to override the will of the pco- pie.Still further we learn from Ald.lapointe\u2019s conversation that the Licensed Victuallers\u2019 Association intends asking for compensation 1f the early closing bylaw be adopted.It is about time tor our friends of the liquor fraternity to crase all this vain talk about compensation.A question: If Messrs, À and B.saloon- freepers, whose chief business it 1s to make drunkards in their licensed barrooms, if they are to be compensated tor making them quit their bad business, who is to pay the compensation?18 there to be a tax levied upon the temperance people to furnish the funds?| think the temperance people will have something to say on that question, The late premier of England, Mr.Balfour, adopted' the idea of compensation mm his brewers\u2019 endowment bill.He received all the compensation he needed In the general election.Kven he provided that all the money for compensation should be taken from the liquor trade.Six hundred councils which have cancelled the licenses and swept out the evil traffic in our own province, how did 1t come to paes that all this army of saloon- keepers never received any compensation?At this time there are over a hundred municipalities in our sister province (Un- tario) putting up a good living fight ror local] option, (Quite a number of Lhem are going to win.1 cannot learn that cither the government or the electorate Is indulging in any daydreams of compensation.There is one point in which ! am in full accord with the idea of compensation.| have strong cenvictions and a firm belief in compensation, but not exactly on the same basis us Ald.lapointe\u2019, There are hundreds ot poor women in this city driven to desperation by brutal, drunken husbands.Many of them find their way to the office ot the Society for the Protection of \u2018vomen and Children.These poor creatures are frequently beaten almost to death, Lhey are deprived of necessary food.\u2018lhey.with their little ones, know the keen pangs of hunger.They are but poorly clad, hardly sufficient clothes to cover them.Sir, 1 regard it as the imperative duty of our legislators to take the case oi these poor, helpless women and children into their most careful consideration.A law should be enacted providing adequate compensation tor those poor sufferers, and the funds for such compensation should be taken from the men who sold the liquor to the poor, miserable, drunken husbands.I was much pleased to learn trom the \u201cWitness\u201d that Archbishop Begin of Quebec has given his cordial approval of the early closing movement in that city.There is much to be thankful for that our Catholic friends and the Protestant people are becoming much more umted 1m their efforts to suppress the evils of intemperance.G.G.HUXTABLE.129 Colonial avenue.BAD TREATMENT OF HORSES.(To the Editor of the \u201cWitness.\") Sir \u2014The proper shoeing of the horses in daily use on our strecis is a maiter that needs the «itention of our legisla- tore.If one has any sympathy for the dumb animals he will be imnressed several times in a day that the majority of horses are compelled ta work under unfavorable conditions, \u201che principal one of whieh is improper shocing.It is by no means creditable to the wany firms in this city.which cmploy horses in their trade, that they should overlook such a matter and regard the injustice with indifference.Again, 1 think there should be a law regulating Use a package and yon will not be se 24 with any other tea.Prices\u20142s, 30, 35.40, 50 and Go cts.per tho in lead pases T.MH.ESTABROOKS, ST.JOHN, N.B.WINN PFD TORONTO, 5 WrLuingTon 81 \u20ac.EC apr ta EVE CR ph) the amount of vor, a ho she al ; IN for do we not often se Tan soup orl i - to and abused for faithfully trying aud rest ing to draw a Joad arly on ther traction power.The Bible in num vous to the proper relations that : New York is suffering trom o plague | dot date ns 00 lat first it is difficult to helieve that this se, was perm: his boat crushed and flung ashore a hun- > iLoPIZUE Dae] ar Binns.But oo an | Lo books while in jail, so I used to do à [dred miles d st d twenty of unclean streets.It has reached tbe j {hose of Ne ' whos ; 3 ave ; R ; , À ; : \u2018 A : Soa + tis the man whose will is Jaw to me good deal of reading.| remember once 0116, Les own stream, and (ML lacute stage, where many resudents are ose ths Toon \u2018 | than three million workmen, and who 4 5 miles below the head of the bend, and MN L \u2019 who ropre ented a HERR BEBEL IN HIS BERLIN STUDY sm NM their wills.He owns a une can Zuruh.pleasantly situated in the Loo à large garden on the lake pe, where he spends a great part of : \"al Roars das D fulle expected to find tan in a well appointed house of his ovr Bertin, ond the discovers that he coe medestly as any well tp do ar- ; | .| ronirers have lied and left him Lu | + i : \u201cab us à surprise.Noo SE Haupt Nope sc apartment house, and, thous pew.by no means elegant.Ti ix one of the best buildings in the subur} of i.va vu, - ; A ek with à cold.and \u2018 on alonday at ® pn.Prayer meeting on ; Prayer meeting on Wednesday night at 8 jat 3 pm.Evening prayer at 7 p.m.MONTREAL WELSH MISSION -Wolsh .\\ then, ax the common saying 1.\u2018the cold © ednesday at s p.m._ Stranger- welcome.p.m.The Rev.A.W.Main, pastor.{ preacher, the Rector.Seats free.po pe be held i Shannon Hall, cor- \u201c Jobs n wer En 4 J Es T T \u2014 : 8 SCI Hernies sirec: > 4 F ; goes through the house MACVICAR MEMORIAL CHURCII, cor.POINT ST.CHARLES DAPTIST TRINITY CHUre sect #Very Sunday evening commen me at bee ee ft ¢ La tae tautter oi chrls, a wind which $ St.Vlateur ave.and Iuichison street.CHURCH, cor.of Wellington and Liverpool! and Clare.CHURCH, cor, St Rens een p.m.(COPRTACUUE À LE r .comes Leurly in oné- face as little to be popcreal Annex.Rev.D.J.Graham, \u2018etreets.The Rev.J.R.Webb, pastor.Almond.M.A.reclor \u2018© E Purdy Stu- \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2018 _ SAT a ME Nem y > [A OUI tenes « a: the -D., pastor.Services at 11 a.m.and 7: Residence.7 Rushbrooke street.Sunday.à \u2019 10 oT CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM, T * 0 Ta Ta ?dreaded, but 1 wind catehes ene ar th : bi Te - dent reader.Mating, 11 a.m.Evensong.qd 3 burk of the neck.behind the ear.or even Bm., Sabbath school al 3 p.m.Young Dec.9, 1306.Services at 11 a .m.and 1 7 p.m.Sunday school and Bible class at | corner Dorchester and Hanover s'reets, oj- Tratne Avr.ve Bonnsenture aly FEL ly Trame ne 5 on ned 51.JAMES METHODIST CHURCH.\u2014 communior service.5 p.c., sunday school deavor Society, Friday afternoon, 4350: | \u2014\u2014 \"77 = : PEUT ACER LOIR TRES services.20 4 slider | Sunday, Dec # 1f0u\u2014Educationai Auai- j and pastor's Bible class.7 pm.subject, Monthly meeting: of the session, second ST.MARTIN'S CHURCH\u2014Rev.G.0s.| LOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO-! suburban Train Sersice : A versary.11 uw.Rev.Jobo Pouts, D.D.| Christian Manliness.\u201d S.12 pan, Chinexe Monday of each month.Pastor, Rev.K.|burne Troop, M.A., rector.8 am.Hoiv , CTATION, 896 Dorchester street.Pra er | FoR LACHINE - Can = 3 2 ÿ pan, Rev dont vuiis, Dl.S008 s©- school.Morday at 8 p.m.CU E.S.Wed- 1.Macdonald, B.A, B.D.63 Wellington, Communion.11 a.m., morning prayer und Pécting every Thursday morning from 4.39 eng, 2 454 47 .: po vice lu the cvening.resday, meeting for prayer.Strangers al- Corner of Charlevoix street.Chinese Sun- sermon, prearher.the Rev.E.T.Capel, : !P 11 o\u2018clock.Business meeting for mem- | LACHINE WI ARE OS - | wavs welcome.Rev.FM Dewey, MA, |day school at 10 a.m.7 pm.evening rayer and sermon: preach- : PCTS the first Thurséay of every month at | Co : 3 8.DOUGLAS METIODIST CHURCH, cor- minister.tee pau jer.the Rev.J.L.Flanagan.3 p.m., Bible 11 o'clock.Bible class every Wednesday | pop 8 \u2018 VAUDREI IL - + y mer of 8.Cazuerine au Chomedy strèets.\"gp.PAUL'S CHURCH, Dorchester strost Baptist Churches.class for men: Bible class for women.evening at 7 o'clock.Y.W.C.A, Cirele nf} duis.LIT es sa .q The Rev.CT.scott, BA.pastor.Ser- !The Rev.James Barclay, D.D., LL.D.pas.p.m., evening prayer and sermon: preacher the King\u2019s Daughters second Tuesday of ; i \u2019 vives at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday School tor will officiate at both services.Morn- OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH, corner of at both services, the Rev.12.T.Capel.Ali Lo ery month at 8.15 o'clock.Service con | Lu ' tL Lu _ and Bible Classes ut 5 p.m.Visitors made ing service at ll a.m.Evening service at Dorchester and Guy streets.Services at seats free and unappropriated.stranzers ducted by city ministers every Thursday | p HS re Lt nota] So .6 à welcome at all services.7 pm.Sunday school at 2 p.m.Dr.Bar- !1 a.m.and 7 p.m.welcomed.All one in Christ Jeeus.vente from 7 to o'clock.\u2018I w om Cr sD = | , , i ER clay\u2019s Bible class at 2.10 p.m.Ladies\u2019 - \u2014_\u2014 Ç La eres ; | ery Friday evening at 15 vy Lo } ST IENRI METHODIST CHURCH, Aid and Dorcas Socisty on XY resday Alter: WEST END MISSION, in connection with oT EDWARD'S CHURCH, corner of S- o'clock.Bible Class on Sunday afternoon ; \", dl ; corner Si.An\u2018oue :treec and Mewalle noon at :,30 pm.King\u2019s Daughters\u2019 Sew.Olivet Baptist Church.Services will aul and Iuspector streets.Rev.Rural at 4 o'clock.All young women are Invited | EUR; pou \u2019 \u2019 avenue -Vhe Rev.B.1.Brown, paste.{ing Circle on Tuesday at 10.8) am Deld in the new ball.upstairs; entrance.Dean Sanders, Incvmbent.Morning prayer : to each and all of these services.[ron = LAMBIRI , .Service.a° 1L am, and 7 pou.3 pm.| Ladies\u2019 Missiorary Auxiliarv où Tuesday | 36 Fulford street.Sunday morning Sunday a IL o'clock.Sunday vekcol avs Bible | Teal IN ARMY oN Ca a - \u2018 sunday school, Strangers cordially wel-iat 4 pm.Seats free ai Sunday eveaing Sthoo! at 9.30.Preachlog service at 7 p.m.oars 2 © pom.Evening prayer at seven SALVATION ARMY \u2014Corps No.1, tne DRL mee a : Come.| services.Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 3 ©, clock.Preacher, the Rev.James S.Citadel,\u2019 correr University and Cathcar: Sadany.Epo Dre ey + - - o'clock.All are cordially invited.: Ereaux.Mcethers\u2019 meeting on Monday at streets\u2014Services every week night at S relay only WEST END METHODIST CHURCH, ST.PAUL S MISSION, St.Charles st\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 | pm.Young Peoples Association on o'clock, and on Sunday at 7 am.Il a.| Trams not ciherwise spe do - coruer of Canning and Coursol streets.\u2014 Point St.Charies\u2014The Rev.C.A.Doudiet, BERRI STREET BAPTIST MISSION, 793 ' Monday at ¥ p.m.Ladies\u2019 Ald Socicty at 3 pm.and 7.30 pm.Staft-Capt.MeAM- City Ticket OMce, 153 91 James hi (WH itev.Alfred A.Hadley, pastor.Services missionary.Morning service at 11 a.m.Berri street, two doors below Duluth aye.2.30 p.m.Service in the chapel on Wed- mond and wife and Ensign Comstock ip | Clancy, Tichet Agent), an! Mousse ntare al 11 #10, and 1 p.m.The pastor will Evening service at \u20ac.30 p.m.Sunday- Sunday schoo! and Bible class at 3 p.m.Desday at 8 p.m.followed by the teachers\u2019 command.! station.preuch at bith services.Sunday-schooi Soho at 3 p.m.Sewing class on Friday Service of song at 6.45 p.m.Preaching Meeting.Stravgers made welcome, | Corps No.2, Bourgeois street.Paint S*.: and pastor's Bible-class at 3 p.m.p.m.service at 7 p.m.John W.Ede, superia- | ru - - | Charles; Adjt.Orchard and wife in com- The Canadian Vorihern Quebher Un'lway =.» DE ST.GABRIEL CHURCH tendent.CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDKAL.\u2014 Ver.mand.Public services on Sundays ot\u2018 Tratns lenve corner M1.Caiheriae 8°.8155 HOCHELAGA METHODIST CHURCH, (ST; GABRIEL CHUROIL presbyterian, SA \u2014 \u2014 Archdeacon Morton, D.D., rector of Mont- | game hours as above, and every wrek night anni Moreau Sts., Montres.na Marieborough street, Dear Notre Dume.bel, DD nil coque al obert Camp- | NORTH BAPTIST CHAPEL, of the First \u2018681; Rev.Herbert Symonds, D.D., Vicar except Tuesday.For Assomprion 1 Fp piae Gms ~ ae ogra The Rev.J.Armstrong, pastor.Services reviews uct divioe service at 11: Baptist Church, 819 St.Urbain street, a few ©! Christ Chuich Cathedral: Rev.F.J.| Corps No, 3 (French), at No.477 St.Law-\u2018 \"Fair Grand Mere wom a td CL ,, am.reviewing the forty vezrs of his pas- Pp ; Sawers, M.A., curate 8 a.m., Holy Com- | § ! @ 11 am.and 7 pm.The pastor will: torate, The Rev.y L.George MA doors below Rachel street.Sunday- \"TR Te RA a.m., Holy Com- \u2018rence street; Adjt.Catrit and Captain | (recpt Sins Se preach al both servircs.Sunday s:hocl | yoga 45 : eorge, MA.school, 3 p.m.Freaching service, 7 p.m.munion.11 a.m., Cathedral service; preach- Helbling In charge.Services on Tuesday, 1 17 We \u2014Ure nen 1, Ç ë .) Moderator of Presbytery, will conduct : er, the Vicar.Subject: \u2018Advent Sermons i s y ForJetieite st de mme ou 7 ar 3 pin.Prayer meeting on Wednesday aivine service at 7 p.m Thankofferin every Sunday.A.E.Tuddenbam, superin- on Schools of TI or Ady ë 1028 Thursday and Friday evenings, and on SUB- {For Montfoët Divpor, cos cannes ani evening at 8 o'clock.taken at both services, & ; Æ tendent.Prayer service every Thursday , ŸP Schools of Thought in the Anglican | days at 11 a.m.and 3 and $ o\u2019clock p.m.trains leavig Moucirn, Pace Voge VA os ces.Sunday school Church, No.J, The Evangelical Party.\u201d | Corps No.4, at No.116 Delorimier ave: ssivexcept Suidar .; SENT pHoDis7 2Pd Young Women's class at 3 p.m.; Mr.at$om.0 24 pm.Vicars Bible lecture for men .Enai Bury and wife lu command.Publié pr FAIRMONT AVENUE METHODIST Woodside's adult class at 3.15 p.m.Mid- y E BAPTIST \"in the Cathedral.3 p.m., Sunday school eerie Be - Pubite, Train Arrive as follows CHURCH, cor.of Fairmont avenue ald, week meating on Wednesday at § p.m TABERNACL CHURCH, 309 | and Bible sotto in ihe S en Han services every week night and Sundays at; Frame Jerome Newtons ow |e ee .Mance -t.Montreal Annex.Services 11 a.m.Strangers welcome at all services.\"°° Delorimier avenue, below Ontario street.\u2014 ; pm, third special student yood Hall be (11 am, 3 p.m.and 7.59 pm.CL ane Too stave on Pat da \u201c and 7 pm.The Rev, W.T.G.Brown, J ___ |Hev.J.W.Sallen, pastor, i Dorion D7, third special = ident service, preach- | Corps No.5.St.Alexander street, uear wares 1b CE e ; LA.HI, will preach at both services.CALVIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, street.Services, Sunday, ll am.and 7 (y d {he Doctrine à À re Anglican Craig: Capt Wood and Lieut.Lawrence | From tueleran we omlatession raw sünday-schoo! and pastor's Bible-class at! corner Notre Dame and Selgneurs streets.p.m.Sunday school at 3 pm.William © ie Ba .A se : fhe uric, Suc.in charge; ; .Te ives Dhan dsl event mn ; MOUNTAIN STREET METHODIST school and \u2018Ladies\u2019 League\u2019 and \u2018Toupg | \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014= \u2018© \u2014\u2014\u2014= \u2014\u2014 Rev.H.P.Plumptre, M.A, first assis- Far Malone, Utica, Albany and New York, 6.212 m | 120000 MARITIME EXPRESS tome 5 Y A B BAPTIST CHURCH\u2014Sher! tant minister.| daily excapt Sunday, and 7.40 pon.daily | cit Drummondville, Leas Ques He CHURCH, corner of Mountain and Tor- Men's League\u2019 Rible ~lasses at 5 p.m.FIRST \u2014Sherbrooke .Hn CA Elliott, B.A.second ascistant Tor Valleyfield and intermediate stations.10 20 a.m Fao, Mem tear ace.< like hav: ngs.twoul i - \u2019 : à Tiny, atting bread in bacx in her very face It's like havin\u2019 things Then \u2019twou!d be lots of com ve Le Ne ! h ni excitedly, ones Very own children turn against pany for you, tuv.Lucv Jane an\u2019 | with gustn agains: hin = 4 Rite ne address on that ou.M hat she needs is heartenitr up.| would help\u2019 you when you \u2018didn't under- .Lo.pon is horse on oa foggy te cag Ua À 9 tava .hme et a iscle Heyin |stand, an\u2019 I guess there wouldn\u2019t be any Receives from appreciative customers Uhory pasture te rebuke cn Len a ar an\u2019 6 , MAI, on.\u201d Le chiar he : n-woret Luev Jane be | S ; AA em Lo, an\u2019 fix up permanent for you.Luke on - \u201cLu .Ce OT \u201ced as he rattled the fastened fateh.She halted trembli t the tud x vrra reluke \u2018n the of ide bee A taux ber voire to a whis- Behind him thev could hear th: feet of : « .ling at the magnitude amazement amd amuomen « founit \u2018 » 4 vent back to the iden- |: Le > cd s ICE of her sacrifice.The hostess sat be- PE HR 6 es \u20ac : : Ma \u201cthe villagers eager for their mail.Some wildered.SOF addr sing à mal Cent uns A - compe trout.You Know or then were women who never got a \u201cNI , oo Lu LL H Ce ort he vgn oe TO f 5 My dear woman, what do you mean, .Éculut non sn eatin TA LS cou reunes printed up to the [letter sear, and yet were always hover- : ; : at?: ae clone.amd 1ore | ! : ° Pads Dove and what is this about my manuscript ?to be had in Montreal.Calm disdain Le Maths of ae mes \"VI _ Hope, au re- [ing about the delightfui possibility.; : Ni Tn [TN sane\u201d Luey Jane's fingers trembled as she un- ! do not understand.\u2019 h h ÉDOT MAI AT Te en ren a cas ntared Mrs.Watson fastened the Veg and took out the letters.- was some time ore t e mot er mm RR \u2014\u2014 fecsed he LIWSNS Len CW del ag i 3 I To ! She bi ' : 2 ; and daughter could make the story in- | 3 \" ! nm There was silence She had calculated that, if that manilla tellgible: but at last it dawned upon moshing wo nent vn Ca the two wond add [envelope was to com back as usual, it | BUT HES kindly pity and the HOUSE PAINTING AND DECORATING.\u2014 Lau vould be Jikely to be lu this mail.She willing sacrifice She broke down, and A certain cobyel, © lens ont cr ole .cr ber to send I worked with nervous energy.The moth- | = 4 24 : \u2019 sremel ! .Seer wri voto sead em: laughed and cried at once, while the two RE A _ LA tue runther medita er halted with her papers to look over at bowildered Cand Chole guiltily ar Fhe Lae placard wih oo sien or Dope i her daughter's shoulder.Ome compre- ons another ° y \u2019 | : \\ ; | ! - \u2018 , , he Iv 1 1 ir \u2018 \u20ac iL IT.- c ts \u2018 Trew hay Ua 1e Ww 22 Jane de nile she éhsive glance told them both that then ne Ir Lt : a I He mn (te bles pu fears wire realized.Li was there, Mr.But the Jady recovered herself, and 582 st.Catherine Street West.find 4 young fo ow 1010, pono EE ou 8 li properlyand fushoffalltheimpurities An sets We saw vour Mmanuserip\u201d jing over the wood-house full of dry wood TT vr Extra supplies hav Uy all Eau C 5 : : : : : 2xt supplies have nearly all pome fm 7.7 auæ kidney trouble.Mr.Thomas [come back, we understood.an\u2019 telt so |and telling the children they had made DAILY TEXT.ALBERT SOAPS, Limited, | and are wow boing op-aed out awd ready P Massey, Unt., writee: \u2018\u2018Aîter I ar- |corry Tor you, au\u2019 we thought we'd rome her very happy.December 8.MONTREAL {fer sule His stock ot Whal cisy 1m vallel r \u2018wada from New Zealand.a couple |i\u2019 tell veu, an we didn't want you tof \u20181 have another old house to tear down Depart trom evil.\u2014Prov in, 7.| ° subetaptial Boo wine Ha pus us \u201c 1°< ur, L'sutPred very much from kid- have any trouble-an- on Summit street next week, and\u2014\" be- re \u2014 \u2014 Makers of the celebrated Albert Toilet Hons bance seu.Cong py Chea : Tose] otried several remedies, but I bez your pardon, do vou mean there |yan Mr.Gray.and all the children shout- H An TT Soaps.aies Crystallized Fou 9 ca Nuts {me no goul.Finally my back he.Wie not postage vnoush on the last manu- fed.\u201cMay we have another wood proces orse-shoeïng ana and Ra is 4 + ; Non * rowing circulation When a copy of the \u2018Canadian Pic torial\u2019 first enters even a small village we almost immediately receive other sub scriptions from those who have seen it.The same thing is noticed in cities and towns\u2014one person subscribes and presently friends of that person see it and send their subscriptions in too.You see, everybody that ge ts the \u2018Pictorial\u2019 shows it with pride and pleasure to their friends when they call\u2014Indeed that is the way to get the greatest pleasure out of the \u2018Pictorial.\u2019 TEACHERS SHOW Sunday School Teacher THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER Moreover, those who have received copies of the \u2018Pictorial\u2019 have taken such pleasure in it themselves that presents and New Year\u2019s gifts.IT TO SCHOLARS 8 will take a special pleasure in showing many of them have decided to use it as Christmas One gentleman in lowa paid for such subscriptions C20 000000000006 000000000000 + La Le \u201colli \"at, Der:\u2014Mr.Henry Gatehouse, fish every .1 : ; ; VF Mepimeton, ith week.Mra.D.Lorne Macdougail, one pair to several people in Eastern and Western Canada, the United States.Scotland and .vars he had e \u201cre -knitted bed k d fourteen y's : ; et > : : , Le ae vear as Bonne ae ire.Wellingion Dixon.two vege- India.Your distant friends would also like it.Ifthey should happen to be already l nteped on his military ee gable dishes; Willing Circle of Kiag's _e .' we wf lve years.In Daugbiers and Sons (Sorel).a patoh-work on our subscription list we will refund the money.; irved 2 dyinr a it, blanket an aby's shawl: Mrs.J.1 Le \u201c .has al- EN = he Tdi, Emi Du Learmont, gas chandelier and vegeta Subscriptions are pouring 1 by the hundreds and thousands.; ; [ \u201cvent and became promt bless Mrs Harold Stearns.gas chandeliers Agents to take subscriptions are being appointed in every district as soon as G : (FFC) \"we \u201c .a : Mrs.- , : 3 .en and Ji ab 8 ber of gas globes: Mise Cross.Bi globes: we can find them.SES ce a.eliers, ,; .| .; = Tanghoïm Riu statue be ARE OR M id eral das brackets.MF.It is estimated that fully 150,000 people are already enjovins the \u2018Canadian ses oa ar laced in Westmin- J.B.Learmont, 23 framed pictures; Mrs.ys.\u2019 .= Le honor, (Wher ens\u2019 Geo.L.Cains, 30 yards table ollcloth ; Pictorial pictures.Chan (id.William.Messrs, - Birks & Sons, 2 clocks an : ; ; : So ul t David.liam Tire Tran, Sesaen Girta & Co.i The Christmas Number printed in THREE COLORS will be secured by all noomt TH at've où ickel-plated soap an sponge ishes au ; > , .: NER ne Teena or racks P Mr.James Morgan, $5 rebate on subecribers who remit promptly .i vont Chad ME al weil paper, and a water color picture : sa on mm r NSE mr \u201d a Messrs.McDonald & Willson, four 2-light T Ce t .| «Tanghe ow mn.aliere and loan of two lamps r en- on nts T P .° ° he Ton of ne Portainmeat Mr.J.à categtt, oue doz.a he ictorial Publishing Co., one Dollar se AN loths: Mr.Geo.Caverhill a quarLuity Co A \u201caie athe ev ef VAS da ssorted books: Mrs.Geo.Caverhill, an py 142 St, Peter Street, Montreal.a ear.fur Kkn:ghts of cak sideboard, Messrs.J.C.Wilson & +++e.e.e0.e.00oeee0eee0eee6eee480400606606000eeeeeeee0000eeeee Maxwell of ' The Proof the Pudding | The Popularity of a Publication | ca wy oy 22 te A TAE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS \u2018 ATURDAY.DEcryrre - Liver and Kidneys should property perform their functions.én pra réa Crea du L i side and back, what yellowness of the skin, i what constipation, bad taste in the mouth, sick headache, pimples and blotches, snd 1088 of courage, tell the story.The great alterative and tonic i A, Hood\u2019sSarsaparilla Gives these organs vigor and tone for the proper performance of their functions, and gene a \u20ac.va iy 4A mres \u201c7 \u2018hefr ordinary allmerts Take Ib x LITERARY KLVIEW pe ÿ oo : À SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS, FOLMDER OF THE Y.M.C.A.[5 To relate the life story of one so unat- fi fectediy simple and sincere and so studi uusly careful to do good in quiet, unobtrusive waye, as Sir George Williams, Was no easy task; indeed, to do so was to trace the history of the Young Men's Christian Association, for which he lived, and to find directing its every advance, the influence of Sir (reorge Mr.J.E.Hodder Wu- isms has with rare tact and sympathy pictured.from a few letters, an old diary or two, and the recollection of friends.une of the noblest and must intluential men of our age.I'ne book, which 1s 3 tastefully bound and well illustrated, 1s published by Hodder & Stoughton.and ; sold by the Upper Canada Tract Society.Price, $1.25 net.4 tieorge Williams was horn the son of a farmer, the descendant of farmers.at Ashway 3 | fans, Dulverton, in the County of Nom- 3 ) Prset, in the year 1821.Here, in the À deautiful West Country, Tennyson's \"land ot tamous for \u2018port, its wid deer, otter, and kxmoor its smugglers and sheep-stealers, EB and its then coarse and superstitious pens , His, have wade little ampression upon him.But he did not take kindly to farm work, and | visits tu Bridgewater aroused a desire for vider sphere of life and activity.When, finally, through careless driving, te Janded a liay-vart and its load in a \u201cduteh, his father and brothers solemnly him and he was yeuman himself \u201c G OL g-nerations réa.bubbling streams,\u2019 its p pentes untry.he passed his early years.J surrçundings, however, seem to | F sviile Heclired no farmer, quickly apprentired to a draper in Bridge- vater.\u20181 entered Bridgewater a care- less.thoughtless, godless, swearing young later admitted.l'hrown i ! ] 4 { t / J 1] .J icllow.he E among Unitarians, he found no comtort | j ; { \u201d i ; { i i ; I; i vi hunmanitarianism, and fortunately came {a very critical time in his career, un- Rev, Evan a Congregational pastor, a man iH \u201c1 geutle spirit and holy life, xtäsp of principle was very firm\u201d + - .; ne FN Noscis sha ~ bound of John Bainbridge\u2019 (Macmillan) is that, on the subject.thrown inio a veadabl® accord ne \u20180 CHE 5 Canents it is the work of Henry George, jr.The form, the book is well done.says the New Lona\u2019 ac en me ol rum -a dream of a masterpiece, the \u2018great politi- ! York \"Post, nevertheless, alter redding 1b an Co .cal novel.\u201d has lured many an author out | there je left in the mind of the reader the, x ie Seen A el, : e y .ni ; J.« an | GAH.while brown cnvers ar res into untried waye with the vision of what : perbaps unavoidable feeling \u2018ba! it js 47] essays 6! \"he ramina rx vio ns \u201c AGE .old story: that after all, we knew before, Se Lu success wouid mean, but its production © that war does not exist because there ix \u2018TO study windows antoine ne is a yet unattained goal.This is but! anything to be said for it.but in spite of ANECDOTES one more effort.The hero's career 13 overwhelming evidence that it is the wors: \u2018founded on fact.\u201d and the talk of the day possible calamity.In other word, the! No much has aliiady heen ae serves for dialogue.yet the hook as a book is a demonstration of wha: nobody.Willaum Mirhar, Tiosets in me whole js unconvincing.The New York can successfully dispute.11 is (hieÂy his more \u2018amns brother ca \u2018 \u2018Sun\u2019 well calls it \u2018a political tract gray.| valuable, therefore.a~ a storehouse of ali 4) 0 worn tar 4 Ge ed with romantic interest and laboriously | the wisdom of he ages o oe ser \u2026 hausted.ver on.fo.à ; ; , .v , e subject ul- worked out into the form of a novel.| Bb the wide range of ! ; ) .Gabriel, hgures larges nS = H- As ls usually the case with hybrid pro- most no topic is left untouched, from ' ; Ww : \\ ; aucti in literat à i the question of the Early Christian doc- MINIFPNEZ- Où dan Mo a her uctions in literature the result is not a .5 milt ser- imported by (hares Se oe Some success Political arguments spoil the trine and practice as regards military se ! story and love affairs interfere at impori- vice, down to the question whether a gen- New Mori Alrhouxi Cher = nach ant political crises.The style is dida=le eral arbitration treaty should include every hat aprerars IN Me Tant cL bas pes verbose \u2018and pompeus the M arrative tedi- thing, or bar matters affecting national collections ther 45 min: eon sand ous and the conclusions the utopian 0\u2019 an honor.The varied scholarship and read: persanal Couches proces oo Ae unpractical dreamer ) © jing drawp upon give no ciue, ae far @% a inranee wil nen wna ames ; we know, to the authorship.are guarantes © Tele LR sun INDIAN - .co OM ame Dh LIGHT AND | burne.than whom non n mare + PLEASING.| affectionate.sweet natured, ans conné .- | \u201cthe ur + era .The ties of Empire and the common {IER the author les remarcs 0 bond of humanity seem the only connect- A romance and farce comb.ned, st-ung ; * Ta provske him 76 à teleras ae ing links between the hustling, practical, together with light and graceful lan- process.and a very impraden: er no map hving has a more vigor>.e > lend a lash of the moet rutting +000 a Everard Cotes.(New York: Doubleday.| German Empire.in which her characters medicahle keenness Ther < cur Page & Co.) The author has spent many | may be given fll play.but Mier Fliza- | ales of Tennvarm.Ruskin, ~h vears in India and writes of the life as| beth Duer has*also provided for its the Pre-Raphaelitce There we az on: she knows it.The plot turns on the | throne a very engaging royal tamiiy fo Whistler entertamimg under 18 question as to whether or no a young The royal members of a neighboring tres English officer shall suffer the ful pots | principality are put under levy 1: cue Variou- \\reried a\u2018\u2018endan's mers va\" duration.He was perhaps illadvlsd it 14e Westminster Gago th rushing his views into print without al che replies \u20184 h tv tas (lat in PL ins 0 lowing them the moderating effects © the count whose poets have probabl ss eu di on time, especially as they ace in the win Gg mere often and me bo anti Hn \"= uncomplimentars.He anne out DA 4 3m favor oi the fan chat me ne am a \" y A fe teur of irspeetion, anil well received {hese of any other nat on of he vues ces en on all hands, but that doss not preven her alty of the law for the slaying of a tin.ply a suitable Jove «tary and 2 deheht- \"al the table- visibe han suf umerous th great le wines, a lady ur ser- \u2018ve, Mr.au.\u2018On, wouldn't session,\u2019 rd.rately u the ve has : lave \"xert sol his onic | + he Ze.1, une aed to ~ongd- Iv DECEVBER THE 8.1506.WORLD'S WELFARE.| LANDA catemues comes fron ae series Of mis cop ht days in the Vois cuhedrad wi vus sens n=.On The first \u201c mpestonrs 150 chi- \u201cken Tout the peace.rom © 7 the adults cover Tue Tollowns con the Umineda Notes, Intelligen- we had doar oe \\fussionaiv- 205 to We * wed, and ter which or Loeriiaiv preparing, his consecutive L uiternoen, the dt won of perhaps the ot Baganda that have! 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