The daily witness, 22 janvier 1908, mercredi 22 janvier 1908

[" pé PACHMANN ON HIMSELF, He Jr and Colder ~.NLIX,, No.18 Les a Breezy Interview, «trated on the Piano.DOES NOT BOAST, BUT => HE IS A GENIUS.qretty bad for the De wien the \\Vitness\u2019 1n- x on that Iamous pianist += Hotel this mornmg.de was upset, bis 2.au\u2014one little word fe ads tge most unhappy Ar ~ aida, word! med m French, clasp _and-.and drooping his \u2026 me.ancholy way, \"what > necessary with this 7: into particulars, 1t ap- sep: was nothing very aiter all.He hated -.4 ne was lust in from the \\~w York, ne hated new 1 was In new ones; oer \"pds of food\u2014and he} 4 av mm new kinds \"ali Yes, he was upset, om oi the hope that he nn play to-night brought Cinate recnverv.The lit- - 1zht yrev l'essing-gown avologized profusely\u2014 © the thought.Oh, no.sal a.that, What he mm) Was only passing an- Asa omiorts of travelling.| cit down at the ear how [ will play!\u2019 marlf down immediately © or and with closed eyes.ses, and his mouth all «motion he ran his fin- \u201cn an imaginary keyboard en \u201cx hat\u201d he said.\u2018Ta.jdra-tve-dep dee! You hinz vou have never \u201car me sing with my marvellous, that a man's «, and that genius s \u2018he giïr nf the gods\u2014 :< \u2018hat all this can come \u201cngers.and that \u201chose i he \u2018vory keys, and iron the piano a song | can do that, for I am te frank.+ was something of hurt EES Pel NA Bia\u201d SE Rae ve te ey J.a Bp G R .pre Es + 8 in Rae ne UE CT RES nls wmf Sa rs Lif Epa .HANCOCK \u2014 WILSON \u2014 At THOMAS GILDAY'S 2 \" BIRTHS, HARRIACES AND DEATHS, Hetéces of birtha mærriages and desths must tnoart ably be endorse with the name and address of the sender, or otherwise no notice cam de taken of them Birch motices axe inserted fer bbc, marriage notes Jor 50a, death notices for fhe prepaid.The an nouncemeut of funeras appended tm death notice, be aatre ; other extensions io edsuary, such as ahort sketch of life, two cents peg ore extra, emcept potry, which La 60 cents per extra\u2014prepatd dmmuai swbeoriders may nave enneuncemenis of bth, marriages and deaths without entended obituary or versss/ scowring in their (mmodiale fouviliss fre of charge, in wividh rose sans end » dress of rubeorbers should de given BIRTHS.Richmond.» Que., on Jan.> YLE\u2014At CARL and Mrs.J.W.18, 1908, a son to Mr.Carlyle.HALPENNY \u2014 At Montreal, on Jan.21, 1208.to the Rev.W.T.and Mrs.Hal- penay, à \u2026OD.MARRIED.ROYLE -.ROPERTS \u2014 Ou Jan.2, 1348, at $1.Stephen's, Prentoa, Cheshire, England, by the Rev P.A.Millar, Vicar of the Parish, Lieutenant Lionel E.H.Royle, R.N., HL.M.S.Defiance,\u201d only surviving son of the late Rear-Admirai H.L.F Royle, L S$.0.of Holly Bank, Mannamead, Plypicu:k, to Lilllas Catharine, eldest dauglter of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Roberts, of ileathrey, Uxton, Cheshire.DUNLAP \u2014 BELI, - At the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr.William Moffat, 1?South Drive, Rosedale, Oat., on Jan.18, 1908.by the Rev.W.D.Bal- lantyne, aséisted by the Rev.Dr.Neil, David .\\lexarder Dunlap, to Jessie Doa- alda Bell.GILLIS \u2014 MATTHEWS \u2014 At the residence of the bride's parents, on Jan.22, 1908, by the Rev.Dr.W.R.Young, Joho Howard Gulis, M.D., C.M., of Mata- pedia, Que, to Christine, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.S.C.Matthews.Crumlin, Ont., on Jan.15, 1863, by the Rev.J.W.Orr, John Henry Hancock, of (alt, bar- rister-at-law, to Edith May, only daugu- ter of Arthur Wilson, E:q.McCLELLAN\u2014SEWELL\u2014On Jan.4, 1833,at Holy Tricity Church, Tunbridge Wells, England, by the Rev.D.J.Statber Huat, M.A., Vicar of the Parish, assisted by the Rev.J B.McClellan, M.A.Priu- cipal of the Royal Agrictultural College, Cireaceter, futher of the bridegroom.J.WW.Tyndale McClellan, of the East Africa Protectorate, to Edith Doyle, daughter of the late Rev.H.D.Sewell, M.A., Vicar ot Headcorn, kent, apd of Mrs.Sewell, Tuabridge Wells, and granddaughter of the late Hen.Jonathan Bewell, LL.D, Chief Justice of Lower Canada.DIED.CASS \u2014 On Jam.19, 1463, at the residence of her son, J.P.Cage, Cassburn.Ont, Maria Cobb relict of the late Alfred Cass, in her $b year.COLMAN \u2014 At Quebec, on Jan.19, 1908, George Cclmon, master maeon, aged 82 years and 1) months, à native of Bath, Engtand, and for over fifty years a resl- dent of Quebec.GROUT \u2014 At Grimsby, Ont, on Jap.38, 1908, Adelaide Agnes, elder daughter of the late Rev.G.R.F.Gtout, some time rector of Grimsby, in ber G8th year.JAMIESON \u2014 On Jan.18, 1908, at Lis late residence, 206 Lisgar street, Ottawa, Harry L.Jamieson, aged 27 years.MACDONALD \u2014 On Jan.M, 1908, at his residence, 8 Argvle avenue, Ottawa, Joan Macdonald, aged 92 years and 5 months.MITTLEPERGER \u2014 At the residence of her niece, Mrs.J.F Bmyth, 76 Concord avenue, Tcroato, Dorothy Emmeline, daughter of the late John Mittleberger, of Mortreal, in her Sith year.NASH \u2014 On Jan.3, 1908, at Dover, England, Mary Nash, widow of the late \u201cnaries Robert Trueman Nash, late of Bedford.STAFFORD \u2014 Suddenly, on Jan.21, 1908, Hy.Stafford, aged 72 years.Interment at Wilton, Oat.BTEVENSON \u2014 At Ormstown, Que., on Jaa.15, 190S, after a lingering illness, Samuel Stevenson, a native of Port-a- down, County Armagh, Ireland, aged 49 years.North of Ireland papers please copy.[hose sending notices for the above column may send .with them a let of names of (nterestsd friends together with a ore-cent stamp for each address, and marked copies of the -'Witneas' containing fhe notice will be promprly mated.For addresses én * Jorcian countries three cents will be required.Notices recelved too late for thls page may possibly ba in time for page 8.HEADQUARTERS, 721 St, Catherine St.West, Corner Mackay St.Tel.Uptown, 38286.THE DARR MINE DISASTRR COMPANY EXONERATED \u2014 EXPLOSION DUE TO USE OF OPEN LAMP.Greensburg.Pa, Jan.22.\u2014The verdict N the coroner's jury which investigated she Darr mine explosion was returned ate last night, exonerating the Pitts- urg Coal Company, and attributing the »xplosiun to the use of an open lamp.The Darr mime disaster at Jacob's reek, Pa., occurred on Dec.19.A wundred and seventy miners lost their ives by the explosion, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 QU'APPELLE LIBERALS NOMINATE MR.JAMES T.BROWN FOR FEDERAL HOUSE, Moosomin.Sask.Jaws.22.\u2014James I.Brown, of Moosomun, and member for louris in the Local Legislature, was to- fav unanimously nominated by the Lib- mals of the Dominion constituency of Qu'Appelle to oppose Mr.R.S.Lake be present member, at the next genera TOBOGGAN JERSEYS = STORE CLOSES AT BG.«~S.CARSLEY Lote SERDAR Fresh Bright Every Day to End at \u201cThe Big Store\u201d THE MONTREAL A full range of Ladies\u2019 and Gentie- Men's Tobogganng Jerseys, in White, and all the leoding colors.30 DURING JANUARY.O.LIMITED.Wedaeeday, January22,1803.Bargains of January Sale January Sale of 0dd Lines of Rugs 9 only, Rcyal Wilton Rugs.Size, 9 x 12 ft .LL .33000 22.50 3 only, Reversible Smyrna Rugs, 9 x 12ft.$20.00 22.50 5 only.Reverseible Smyrna Rugs, 7 ft.6 in.x 10 ft.6 in.$2560 $15.95 4 only, Seamless Axmineter Ruse, 9 x 12 ft.,, .$35.00 $2892 2 only, Seamless Axminster Ruge, 9 x 10 ft, 6 in.$32.00 25.75 1 ouly, Feamed Axminster Rug, 9 x 12.R000 $22.50 Reg.Sale Frice.Made-Up Carpets, Turkish Rugs, Fibrc Matting 50 edd Made-up Carpets, to clear at .40 odd Turkish Rug-, to clear at .250 odd yarde of Fibre Mattingr, 50 odd Indian Dhurrie Rugs, 25 odd Japanese Rugs to clear at to clear at to clear at B50 percent discount .25 percent discount .25 percent discount .-50 percent discount .HALF PRICE.+ ++ +.2B to Boys\u2019 and Cirls\u2019 Boots Boys\u2019 Black Buff Laced Boots, with good, etrong solid leather soles, is sizes 11 to 13.; $1.15 Regular value, Sale Price .Misses\u2019 Black Dotigola Kid Laced Boots, with patent tip, medium weight soles and epring heels, in $1 2 e sizes 11 to 2.HARNESS BARCAINS Sale Price We have a large assortiment of Stable and Street Horse Blankets.Horse Blankets, made in Jute, warm lining.buckle at chest | 19 » Regular, $1.60, made in Grey Wool, Reduced to large size.$1.65 $1.45.with fancy stripes, Regular, $2.00.Reduced to .All Saddles, reduced, 25 percent.STABLE REQUISITES Dandy Brushes, regular 50c, reduced to 40c¢.Body Brushes, to 45c.Derby Bandages, regular #5c, reduced to 45c.Frank Miller Black Soap, regular %c, for 17e.Witeh Hazel, regular 35c, 28c.Street Blanket, regular oc, reduced reduced to MEN'S FELT HATS, 160 Men's Felt Derby and Fedoras.balance of season selling in Brown, Black aad Fawn.Res.32.00.15C OF iv even S.C \u2018 qu niin BOYS' CLOTHING Boys\u2019 Navy Serge Sailor Suits strongly made and very neat.trimmed with Red.Gold or Navy braid, including whistle.0c Regular, $1.25, for .Boys\u2019 Fancy Buster Saifor Suits, in Fancy Grey and Navy Tweed, trimmed fancy fraic and very natty Regular, $2.90.$2 10 FOR .+.titans seen secce ° LADIES\u2019 VESTS and HOSE Ladies\u2019 Grey Ribbad Cotton and Wool Vests.high neck, long sleeves, shape and button {rort.Drawers to 55¢ match, came price.Sale Price .Ladies\u2019 Grey Fleeced Ribbed Combinations, high neck, long = sleeves, arkle length.15¢ Sale Price .+0 oan Ladies\u2019 Plain Black Cashmere Hose, full fasticned, &pliced fect and ankles.These are suitable for etout , 50 ladies.Sizes 9 to 10%, Price, per pair .LADIES\u2019 NECKWEAR A big lot of White Embroidered Lawn PE Sets, in two different patterns, very fashionable.Put up in fancy boxes.25c Bpecial .++ +0 ve sauve BOYS\u2019 and GIRLS\u2019 BOOTS Boys\u2019 Black Ruff Laced Boote, with good, strong solid leather soles, in sizes 11 to 13.Regular value, 31.45.$L.15 Sale Price .Cees ARSLEY C2.Furniture Ranging from - 1132/8 is an old English m No.7573/87 .1503 1 .345/2 .1666/15 isa mahogany cheval price $39.50, less 25 , 2071/11 .1011/12 Please order by number.cated at the prices.Discounts Goods stored until May 1st, free RENAUD, KING covered in chintz, price $150, less 40 p.c.is an old English mahogany inlaid parlor suite} two pieces, covered in chintz, price $59, less 40 p.c.is an old English mahogany Davenport sofa, 6.ft.6 in.long, covered in denim, price $93, less 30 p.c.is a mahogany Colonia] Davenport sofa, covered in denim, very old design, price $65, less 30 p.c.is an oak shaving chiffonier, with four drawers and large mirror, price $21.50, lass 30 p.c.is an inlaid mahogany chiffonier with six drawers, also double bed to match, price $101, less 33 1/3 p.c.is a very fine mabogany bureau with double bed, Louis XVI.design, price $151.50, less 33 1/3 p.c.is a square post white enamelled bed, with square isa 14 inch post brass bed with curved top rails, 4 ft.is a square post English brass bed, with curtain draping rod, and fitted with best quality iron spring, price $76, is an Owens\u2019 Davenport sofa bed, covered with crimson No.5.60 brass trimmings, price $41.75, less 25 p.c.No.0131 6 inches wide, price $48, less 35 p.c.No.280 less 40 p.c.No.\u2014\u2014 denim, price $65, less 50 p.c.No.1296 1 i= a dinner gong in gongs, price $8.25, less 30 p.c.ing and shipping furniture for out-of-town customers.Open any Evening by appointment\u2014Tel.Up 681.Limited, Corner St.Catherine and Guy sts.Discounts 25 to 50 p.c.ahogany parlor suite, three pieces, ~ dresser with drawers and cupboard, p.c.the shape of three braes tubular Above articles cannot be dupli- allowed for cash sales only.of charge.No charge for pack- & PATTERSON, STOLE FROM A STEAMER.Urgele Brunet, who stole seven dol jars\u2019 worth of brass from the steamer \u2018St.Lawrence,\u2019 which is in dry-dock, and was chased, hut escaped, paid a return visit and boarded a Chatecauguay steamer, on which he was seen by Captain Brouillet.He had no time to steal anything for he was caught by Constable ection.Gibbon and Constable Beauvais, who ' * Po: A Ae La 4.J 0 took him before the arraignment court yesterday when he pleaded not ity and was remanded.guuty \u2014\u2014\u2014 REV.MR.DIXON BETTER.The Rev.J.Connolly Dixon, cf Pan- croft, who is in the General Hospital, is making good progress after an operation for appendicitis, | THE MAYORALTY CAMPAIGN.DAILY WITNESS The Hon, Philippe Roy's Inaugural Public Meeting Was Held Last Night.INFLUENTIAL SUPPORTERS SPOKE IN HIs BEHALF AT MONL- MENT NATIONAL.The Mon: Philippe Roy's inaug''al mecting in the mayoralty campaign took place in the Monument National last evening, and notwithstanding the unfav- orable weather it was numerously attended.Besides the electors, u large contingent of Laval boys were present! Mr.Maurice Perrault, M PP, was called to the chair.Senator Cloran was the first to ad-! dress the meeting.He commenced by: stating that be was present despite the, remarks of some fricnds who had told\u2019 him that all efforts were useless us there was no public opinion in Montreal.He wished to help arouse public opinion, and he felt sure that 1t! would soon be done.He disputed the statement made at Mr.Payette\u2019's meeting of the previous day, that the candidature of \u2018the chairman of the Finance Committee had the support of Sir Wilfrid Laurier.Mr Emile Lavigne, who was in the audience, rose to protest and declared that such a statement bad not jen made.Some confusion followed for a moment, after which Mr Cloran, continuing, strongly protested against the trusts that have the support of Mr Payette, and declared that he had no use for a lighting company that charged double the reasonable rates, mor for a street car company having no regard for the rights and even the lives of the citiz-us.The speaker then- reviewed the attitude of the seven city papers, which he called the seven wise virgins giving light to the public.Two of these\u2014the \u2018Canada\u2019 and the \u2018Star'\u2014were perfectly silent on the campaign.Three others, the \u2018Gazette,\u2019 the \u2018Presse\u2019 and the \u2018Patrie did not sav much, and were not very enthusiastic in their support of Mr.Payette.The two others, the \u2018\u201cWitness\u2019 and the \u2018Herald\u2019 were openly against, him, The \u2018Witness,\u2019 represent- mg an Important and verv intellectual element.and holding a high rank In the financial and commercial, as well as in the moral world, declared that the elee- tion of Mr, Payette would mean the consecration of a crime.The \u2018Herald\u2019 a political friend of Mr.Payette, said that his election.under the cireum- stances, would be a disgrace.Mr.Roy, continued the speaker, was not opposed to monopolies, properly speaking.What he wanted to do was to regulate them.A certain number Of monopolies were needed, but they should be regulated, and that was what Mr.Roy favored.In Mr.Roy.the e'ectors would further find the guarantee that, being a man of independent means, he had no need of free shares in stock, The Senator then referr - ment of Ald.Lavette te the araw should be chosen from the City Council, as the doctrine of the hereditary mayor which was unsound in itself, and he mentioned the Dames of some of the Mayors in the past w ver members of the council, ho never were WORSE THAN A TAMMANY BOSS.The Senator strongly scored Ald.Pav- ette for having deposed three members of the Finance Commitee because they voted against him, and said it was an act that a Tammany boss would not have een guilty of.[t simply amounted to personal vengeance, and he added that if Ald.Payette were elected he would again be the head of a clique at the City Hall, to counteract which a new man was needed.Ald.Mercier followed.ful summary of the lighting question, explaining how he had found it his duty to leave Ald.Payette when he realized that he was working against the interests of the citizens.Mr.Mercier endorsed Senator Cloran's views on the question of choosing a mavor outside the council, instancing the conduct of Mayor kkers, who, on many occasions, took an active part in the discussions and tavored one class more than another.They needed an impartial mayor, and they would have such a man in the person of Mr.Roy., Mr.Gustav Francq addressed the meeting on behalf of the labor party.He sald that they had decided to support the candidature of Mr.Roy.because he had promised in an open letter to use his influence to get the property quahfi- cation for aldermen abolished.It was an anomaly to have such a thing exist in the twentieth century, as he thought it needed no argument to ehow that the laboring man who had the ability should be eligible for aldermanic or even legislative honors as well as the man who owned property.The next speaker wae Ald.Levy Referring to Mr.Payette\u2019s claim that a mayor should have a record in the council, he said that it would be better for the\u2019 present chairman of the Finance Committee to have no record, and criticized his general administration.Referring more specially to the light question, he severely criticized Mr.Pay- ette\u2019s attitude, and declared that even admitting good faith on hig part and mere mistakes, such mistakes rendered a man ineligible for the high and re sponsible position which he now sought.Ald.Gadbois, who was sitting in the audience, vas then called for.At\u2018er much persuasion he ascended the platform and delivered a short speech, in which he did not commit himself in any way, He said that he did not wish to dictate their conduct, as it lay with the electors to express their free will and use their own judgment.lt might be that they wished some change, and it wag for them to say eo.1f he were acting as a mere citizen, he would ask most categorical declarations from the can-i- dates.Such declarations could never he too categorical.As it was, he would He gave a care- follow the wish of the people and give JANUARY 22.71-re his honest support to the mayor chosen by them.Mr.J.B.Archambault followed.denounced the trusts and charged Mr.Payette with being their supporter He mentioned the humiliating attitude into which the city of Montreal had been forced, the M.L.H.& I\u2019 having reached such a degree ot independence and haughtiness as to dictate 1ts own terms, after monopolizing the source of water power, and saying to the city: \"We will consent to sell you gas, but vou muet purchase electricity at the same time.This was just the same as 11 all the large departmental stores combined together and forced their customers to buy a pair of boots whenever they needed a few vards of cotton.After reterring to the Payette-Mercier incident, when the pres sident of the Finance Committee re fused to accept the challenge of lis col | league to go betore the electors, MT.| Archambault concluded by stating that - they had before them Mr.Payette as representing the trusts, and Mr.Roy ug representing the people.He VIEWS OF THE LABOR PARTY.The next speaker was Mr.Joseph Ainey.a labor leader lle said he had worked for Ald.Payette when he hrst came out a& alderman, but he had heen disappointed in him and would support: hix opponent this time.Mr.Ainey intl i special stress on the fatiure of Ald.Pay | ette to remove the property qualihealivn , for aldermen.; { Mr.Gauthier, MPP.tor L'Assoup- tion, followed.He explained that hu | interests in Montreal were the reasons | for his presence on the plattorm.and he went on to denounce the administration of Ald.Payette.ceverely for the settlement of the Hamel claim with the Bank of Montreal when the Ottawa Government had managed : ce ; Har not to pay a single cent in the simil ; | their natural tev «8 Martineau.Mr.Gauthier ture ther of oat to Ald.Pavette's attitude towards the working classes, declaring it to be contrary to their interests.When he went before the people I0r votes they should remember this in conclusion.he said that he was also interested, for the benefit ol hie : ; osi NL ep Company had secured the privilege to extend its opérations tar beyond the city limits.HON.MR.ROY SPOKE.After a few words by Mr Brunet.mn | He eriticised him | Poet vValua Le, ven ing the trusts, since the KNOWLEDGE IS POWER Professor J.W.Robert.» Our Education Shouid More Practical.re MEANNESS IS Tor FOR LEAVY No HANDS oy Knowiedse of much as js site à Uvai experience | Proi JW fur Macdonald Agri + on thome who oon Y MCA the Improv cong True education, + 4 obtained teachers las ne he gr Mo a, were 61 itt Lu M fessor Roberts preferred to wenn their work on dite y Imstanre, à bov and ask hum - wr thing for here ow impise his wi him do what ne wu < ( Tight \u201c1 we Jeuve 5 of women, ts eo.sUngv to pay Ten we shall reap of on.ble Liter word on the «ooo Proficiency in One ar, 1 dec mutually helpful, wi + the trang enable, straint.Uncortun .er, the modern « CYOryIaIing Xe ej! Mia: A growing O1 Paretits Ue Lane + children was ne.who nag son, equal parents who ein nie: Île sole ann © re 01 0 biggest pay tor coe the serv.ce wine tion.Yor serre, thut shouid be cons | ant thing was tale t Prof, Robertson ooo ; Piness depended arg acquired throug, a the name of the workingmen, Mr.Rey himself took the floor.He said that the lute hour would prevent him from going into details, but the speeches just made relieved him from giving his programme.His programme was mcluded in ail that had been said, which he fully endorsed.Ii he was elected, the minority ot nine teen would get fuli justice us represent ing the interests of the people., As to the argument of Ald, Payette that a candidate for the mayoralty should frst be an alderman, he remarked that among the twenty-eight mayors of Mont: real.Bfteen oi them were not previously members of the council.The powers o! a mayor were more extensive than even those of the President of the United States.and for that reason he should be a man independent of every class and clique.; Continuing, Mr.Roy mentioned his work in the legislature in opposition to the exorbitant demands of the trusts, and also referred to his constant support of the just claims of the working classes, especially as regards the abolition of the real estate qualitication.In conclusion, he asked the hearty support of all those present, and he felt sure that victory would crown their efforts, After a few words by Mr St, Cyr, ot St.Johns, who testified to Mr.Roy's popularity in his county, the meeting adjourned.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 TRIAL BY COURT MARTIAL CASES OF COUNTS HOHENLAU AND LYNAR ARISING OUT OF THE \u2018ZUKUNFT ARTI CLES.Berlin, Jan.22,\u2014The trial by court martial of Counts von Hohenlau and Ly-.nar, arising out of the articles published in the \u2018Zukunit, by Maximillien Harden and the subsequent hearing of the llardenMoltke libel suit, opened today before five judges, under the presidency of General von Loewenfeld.The military court was ordered by the Emperor William and General von Loewenfeld, as à member of His Majesty's military staff.All of the officers were in full uniform and were covered with decorations.The prisoners, however, appeared in civilian dress.There were 130 witnesseg present, who were composed mostly of troopers, guardsmen and men and boys of other regiments stationed at Potsdam.After receding the charge accusing the prison ers of abuse of their authority, the court room was cleared and will not be re opened until a verdict is reached.Maximilien Harden, according to His physician, is suffering from appendicitis.Ie did not appear in court to-dav.- _ TRIED TO SELL PAWN TICKET.While trying to sell a pawn ticket for a diamond scarf pin and a watch, valued at X95, Alïred Gardner and Plnlhp Rice, who gave an address in St.Dominique street, were arrested on Mondav.They stated that they had found in the street the pawn ticket, which was dated Dec.18.1907.and was in the name of P.Hannon.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE RATE WAR.The Atlantic rate war betwern English and American ports may come to an end before long.No far as Canada is concerned the position is quite un- changed.An informal meeting was held yesterday at Liverpool between repre sentatives of the Cunard and White Star lines.for a general talk over the situation.Every man was as 5 ar selfish ax educa.bn accordingiy necessis educated in citizens Dot only work ter vue the welfare of the vir MR, SHAW TO RE-ENTER POLITICS PRESIDENCY TR SL vont RESIGNS Nias lE New York, Jano 200M Shaw Las resigne: .the Carnegie rast assumed early last Ma: ment trom 1e oes | Washington ln 0 ton to-night.MN: = had had small To \"Charles C0 Dickinson \"chief owner or ota Mis future plans © definite hevond 17.shy my castor .n \u2014\u2014__\u2014\u2014_ STEAMSHIPS COLLIDE THE \u2018AMSTERPAX STER CHA A Foes bobo Rotterdam sterdamm, ee 1 Ranway Conga a er \u2019Aximilister.710 30 for Rotterinn Nieuwe Waters - of life, Too ve damaged.ab.where air Las The \u201cAmster oo Harwich, an.lA dense ie {steamers can.me [time to rl : had a gra: : += ithe waves woe the captai rans land Minster mo hao.The Axe - \u2014\u2014 SHIDIN STEAMSHIP 45° Vessele, Zeeland .© Canop.~ \u2026.LAY ; Florida .+ Lirica 2.2 22 120 AND CHEST RA NORDICA The career the gites ui tas who gx to le hear nen ÊMr Walter Dames {York srinpnes = tone of fpowers ar [state oo aevorpment cording the New © she sung = wed son, She Las \"in which she = ow the | concert ani a 1 6 21 vais of the Las Ve There 1.bound tc» | releume awaito, Mae Mr Walter Darr fron hist foe the Ne open.an - can home the | next.spf trou Dov th a \u20ac \u201caux 5 0 ES NET hdi Fe A RE AN AC TDL LD WA ROLE * TO Tr Te a 4 > ! £ « Ri « 71 A Ë 5 ; 3 f .; 1 101 V4 ! v : Ï ; \u201d t .*% _ i a pad ri Dt da?FOES a xs.= NE SIT ONNIIIE EU \u2014 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS | COILONIATI HOUSE, Phillips Square SR.reat Clearing Sale! a aeniean av - TS EXTRAORDINARY BARGA In Every Department.INS x i 5 i 2 i 17 = rt ! 4 ?RIBBONS and Faille Ribbo satin 50 percent.50 percent.Hot ns, less 50 nt.Ptbons, less ZO percent, : =x 20 percent.Dome de VON ana TA Pad O0 06 TE Me An n, u 12 D, at 5e and &, all silk, .fi peroent, 4 - [anew Colored Lisle + 20 pieces Brussels, with border to : ; Mes regular 230 and A ï \u2019 match, less 20 percent.SPT STATIONERY DEPARTMENT BOOK SALE [HARDWARE DEPARTMENT] MEN'S HAT DEPARTMENT \"(0 on = to nets es © nu, tine English and Special discount of 20 percent off - 215 : 175 10 percent to 20 percent.! ; Underwear, former A BARGAIN IN NOTE PAPER all \"Books.AT HALF PRICE musee Hats, $1.50 and $1.75, for Prutvele and Tamatey Carpets.10 ! 1 «3.25 cach, for $1.00 Azure Parch : regular läc a Bibles at Half Price.1 only Dust proof Ash Sifter.Tweed Caps, $1.00 and $150.for purcent to 20 percent .en - quire; a box containing 5 quires for B OKS at 50 E .Best quality White Enamel Tea Soc.; ; Wool Carpets in all grades, less 20 : Cla ; eT part woon 25c.0 .i ach and Coffee Pots, Tea Kettles, Stove Persia bomb, PL pow ne percent.colors, , sh s .$ $ > ; .: : :\u2026 82.50.A box of Envelopes, regular 75c, reine of Bog ih Sixpenny Novels; Pots, Sauce Pans, Knife Baskets regular $16.00 and $ > for $ Le Japanese, Chinese and Fibre Mat- : sean Jackets, best Eng- for 25c.125 Envelopes to the box.\u2019 (ned).Knife Baskets (japanned), 1 dozen only Perper Lamb Caps, ting.less 33 1.3 percent.Ds vu os 0 PE BOOKS at 100 Each.Oval Trays, Oblong Traye (nickelled), : Fe c | ; i \u201c ut * Linoleums and Oil Cloth, less 10 à - 13 \u2019 Special Books j Oval Meat Dishes, Brass Wire Sink .accoon LO ars, ~hmest quality, pereent to 25 percent.wk of Scotch Zephyr A VERY SPECIAL OFFER er Tork ranging from Sc to Baskets, Water Carriers in brass, rem price BOL or 36.90.1 Remnants of Carpets, less 50 per- - x ex oi S hy \u2019 CL TE oon Le ; ozen only Silk Umbrellas, silver cent.wow designs.Special IN NOTE PAPER .Biock Tin and Nickel Dish Covers, mountings.regular $5.00 and $6.00, ® .sn bavi ; ; 50 Percent Discount Off Special 5e, 10c, 15c, 25c Tables for $3.75.7 Remnants of Cocoa Matting, less ~ x of English Percale _Âny customer vine 5 oo Ink Stands.Ink Wells, and other ar- with useful articles.2 dozen fine quality Silk and Wool percent.Co ; ours.Special 75c.Note Paper can have 1t stamped lor ticles suitable for the Desk, at 50 Umbrellas, regular $2.50 and $3.50, Remnants of Linoleum and Ou ; Knitted Mufflers.some 35c.Regular price for stamping, percent discount.Discounts on Refrigerators, Oil for $1.75.Cloth.less 50 percent.i Tred - =.- : : .5 D ia 5e and 75e, for 60c.Besides a discount of 15 per- 25 perceut off leather goods in this Heaters, Bread Makers, Silver Polish, Black Felt Derby Hats, all new Charity Ball.January 23rd.Board i 2 38 \u2019 cent off the paper.department.> and Coffee Machines.shapes, less +0 percent.of Trade Building.\u2019 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS.è Charity Ball, January 23, Board of Trade Building.HH HIIN =\" WESTERN HOSPITAL.\u201c+ Mprovements and Much \u201c\"ogress Noted During the Year.NN COST OF SEL ESSITATES MORE AL sUPPORT.* v\u2026tng oi the directors mm.Was ADMINIS- Western held Mr.Peter Lyall, Lospitaz, occupied the : VW.Ross, general seere- « report, in which it + past twelve months = retable in the history so its establishmen nancy t.of the new rrting the old one into \u201curk-d'a new epoch in institution.Of the RY MO] forty two original charter members who founded the hospital.thirty-five years ago, only six survived to-day to witness the progress of the work they had begun ; ; The report of the medical secretary would be considered satisfactory.The admissions were increased by 100 over the previous year, while the outdoor consultations were increased by more than 500.The average daily cost of each patient wis $1.46.During the year 52 life governors had been elected, and three had died.In referring to those who had passed away, anid who had been benefactors to the hospital, warm mention was made of SIT William Hingston, for many years presi- den! of the medical board, and of Mr.(i.B.Burland, vice-president and à generous benefactor, and for years a member of the commitee of management.Fitting refernce was also made to the late Dr.W.H.Drummond, at one time a member of the medical staff, and who always took a warm interest in the welfare of the hospital.; Reference was made to the completion \u2014 of the new building, and it was stated that during the year three new departments had been created in the hospital service, namely, genito-urinary, electro- therapeutic, and orthopedic.The following bequests bad been re- caved during the year: Estate of Mr.G.B.Burland, $5000.estate Mr.James Cochrane, $1,000, and estate Miss Orkney, 84,530, being half the amount of a bequest of $10,000.A donation of 51.500 had also been received from the Daughters of the Empire.The report continued: \u2018Owing to ihe many delays incident to opening, furnishing and utihzing our new building, the attendance of patients was necessarily restricted for three or four months of the past year.The majority of the committee of management have been active and -uc-essful, some especially soin collecting funds, present and prospective.for the institution.\u2018We appeal to the governors generally to aid us in this laudable endeavor, for it is not just that the entire burden of collecting should rest solely with the committes of management.We also ap.RG AN & CO.*>\u2014\u2014 ES peal specially to cach one of the medical and surgical staff.to afford us greater evidence of their individual personal efforts to enlarge the present list of life governors.The report was adopted.Mr.H.A.Hodgson, treasurer, presented his report, in which he drew attention to the fact that although the hospital property was very valuable, it was unproductive, and the income from the endowment did not pay one-quarter of the annual interest on the $40.000 mortgage.The cost of provisions, coal and cotton hax made the pro rata cost to the hospital much higher, and the great need at present was to secure a regular income to provide for the monthly supplies.Attention was also drawn to the balance required to clear off the new building and furnishings of 862,578.The financial statement showed that the receipts for the vear had been $20,184.including cash on hand at the close of 1906 of $1,207.and the disbursements had amounted to $319 less.The report was adopted.Dr.F.J.Hackett, secretary to the \u2014 C7 J MONTREAL, medical board.presented his report, which stated that in the indoor department there had been 772 admiæions during the vear.Of these.630 were from the city, and 92 from a distance.The death rate had been 5.9.but excluding those who had died within forty-eight hours after admission, the rate was reduced to 42.In the indoor department the consultations had numbered 6.786.Miss JJ.Craig, in her report as lady superintendent.stated that the number of formal applications for admission to the training school for nurses had numbered 98.or an inerease of six over the preceding year.Twenty-five nurses were admitted, seven of whom had withdrawn.Nine nurses had received medals and diplomas, The reports of the eccretary to the medical board, and of the lady superintendent were then adopted, The election of officers was proceeded with, resulting as follows: Hon.presidents\u2014Messrs.C.F and R.Bersey.President\u2014Mr.Peter Lyall.lire vice-president\u2014Mr.Robert Bick- Smith erdike MP Second vice-president\u2014Mr, B.A.Boas Treasurer\u2014Mr,.H.A.Hodæson.Secretary\u2014Dr.George T.Russ, Committee of management-Messrs, J.C Holden.P.W McLagan, AN.Gallery, W.H.Trenhoime, T.JJ.Rutherford Thomas Gilday, J.T McCall, John Mu phy.Dr, Perrigo, J.Pithlado, CW.De vis, Henry Birks, Milton Herses, Dr Hackett and W.J King.\u2018 The medical board was re vlected.Men~rs.D.8.Friedman and David Rus sell were elected life gcyernors, \u2014\u2014 ST.LOUIS CLUB ELECTIONS.The menibers of the St, Louis Club held the annual election of their officers, ug Monday eveming, with the following sult: Honorary presidents, Messrs, I} Bickerdilie and G.Langlois; preside a: Mr.Pigeon; vice-presidents, Mowate, |.Lelle and, Jos.Lumavche: treasurer SE J.R.Lesage; secretary, Mr, P.Mone: directors, Messrs, Jean Lamourcux, Ro dune ait, Cac, A.Chagnon, Ed OUar oté, P.Daow x ier ang pate: Daoust, M.Gauthier and 7 4 7 / Lo.y x ç Pd SIT Ben de TBD ar TEE TES ER re a vg I gyro Sno Sg + régis - So = .| E A SE 3 .ir ETE grr ois salle seins - tee Calendar, To-N AT WANDERER vs.SHAMROCK Band will play from 8.00 to 8,30, and at half time.Seats ordered and not prepnid will be held only when conveñient to the management.Prices\u2014Wood Avenue enfrance, admission 25c; matin entrance admission BOc.IGHT 8.30.BENGOUGH CARTUONIST AND ENTERTAINER, COMING.He is without a peer.\u2014 Toronto World.; Is a versatile genius \u2014 New York World.He is the delight of the public and she marvel of the critics.et IS DOUGLAS HALL, Cer, Chemedy and 8t.Catherine Friday, January 24th, 8.15 p.m.Tickets { ave.-$i Cath 500 74 ETromble, at W.S.Stone, cor.Greono J.F Alexander,466 St, Cath.W y FRIDAY, Jan.24th 61% Bt, Cath.W 1 a= \"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2.\u2014 Art Association, Phillips Square.GALLERIES OF PAINTINGS Open Daily © a.m.until duslk.ADMISSION 25c.THURSDAY, JANUARY 23.TO- MORROW EVENING, STANLEY HALL, De PAGHMANN PIANIST TICKETS Uptown at Shaw's, 370 St.Catherine West Downtown at Mr.Veiteh's office, 238 Bt.James st.15¢ to $2.00.MONDAY, JANLARY 27.\"ART GALLERY Monday, Jan.27, at 8.30 p.m.Miss EVA MYLOTT Contralto.Tickets on sale at Music Stores.MAILS FOR GREAT BRITAIN, EUROPE, Etc.CLOSE AT MONTREAL.Jan.72 9390 am.La Bretagne.F Arlantic.22 5.00 pm.Supply.24 9.20 a.m.Mauretan(a, Cunard.#6 1520 a.m.Corsican, Allan.25 9.3) a.m.Adriatic, White Star.«2% 6.02 p.m.\u201c Supplementary.*Letters may be posted up to 6,00 p.m.| O\u2018her matter should be posted belore 5.00 p.m.Registered letters before 5.30 p.m.(z)Parcels (per parcel post.are forwarded by the Canadian steamer, the last time of ma'ling at head office being 9.39 a.m.ou Fridays.Registered before 10.00 am., Fri.dave.Letters for the above mails may be posted at Postal Stations \u2018BP\u2019 & \u2018\u201cC\u201d up to w'tin 15 minutes of tbe above-mentioned hours of cloing.pom PILG OF BARTH CAVED IN WORK3IAN SUFFOCATED BEFORE FELLOW-WORKMEN COULD DIG HIM OUT.Leon Chapmt.an emplovee of the Can- adi Car Company, while tunnelling too tar into a pile ot frozen carth, was eui- located by the earth caving in on top of him.Three other employees were in the shed at the time, but Chaput was dead before they could dig him out.He waa kip)\u2014 4 | Let, A a.t Oh _ ON CALEDONIA SHES, rosée dur eli Rideau.Caledonia.re BENT \u201cI F.K.Bennett N.Stoddari Mi - Chix, Oh Lo _ John McKinley W.Morrison Vire T Vi Ce C.A.Blanchet RJ.Tooke Lie ete - Lo \u201coo! Col.Anderson J.14, Robertson | oes Pois ES (Skipj\u2014 9 (Skip) \u20147 VE neitol oo C.B.Tose?MON.Fila\u2019 LINE CMS ot It.Blackburn Wo Nwan Poor, hmm ! : à A.E.Corrigan UK.Hnéchison LR Wi Sr ' Col.Anderson G.W.T.Nicholson UT, Sie 2 wo (>kipy\u2014 8 (slip) © | I Fim SC si PEC Findlay ui MON _ The sno ROLLED HIUH TOTALS but, - M \u2014_\u2014 Bed, Mie WINNERS AND LOSERS TOTALLED | Brown, M OVER 5,00 IN CITY BOWLING |e Alex LEAGUE MATCHES LAST [1 Ko Boys NIGHT, hori 2e LR.Corned, M + à Colonials end St.Gabriel proved 00 =».Moss Cres a sirong for R.R.Y.M.C A.and si Cunes Mra 0 Jub gonde last eveuing ia City League gaiies.Mes G0} Frs Both watches were remarkable for the Meo Van Io.high ecoring, wingers end ioeors 1 all rat, Mie TPH casas rolling totals of over I,m.M SF 41m, Ve Folloding arc ihe scores: ER I \u2019 F = ' COLONIALS.PA On Colcniale\u2019 Alleys, Ms lt ae MSN Poudrette ._, ., 2 2H Goodaere, Moe 100 O Méara .24 .Wallan, Mos Tor Griffihs 4420 24 LLL Ao Hane Mos VIaU 2.26 26 24 40 40 20183 Bo Hare a Mss Suiberiand.eee a.LIT Mes, A OM, Tague Thompson ., ., +.20144 v Bernice Jens n Von Total 1.22 12 LL ee + Mise eus Moe Majority for Colonial-, i.ne Ms SM! KRY NLC ville, Miss F.1d A.Surgeon oo 204108 1960097 Mackay, Ms M \u2018 | Clark o.oo 4e 2e 00 187 dex 17554) Miss AM Nimmo LL.24 22 20 2164 115 141\u201425 M.Mitcue 1 MSN MacAlister .2.2e 4.18\" 177 2003s Lin, Mr No Stoley 1 44 4e 4e 00 22071 Lt 21\u2014 038 Allen, Mie Boa Carmichael ., +.170 M5 145\u2014619 Farlane.Me.M ; TS lean, Meee, Total ,.ve Ce ee veus 18 Mas EL P+ \\| ON STE.CUNEGONDE ALLLYS.Jo Rowe to Man St.Gabriel.Robins: nn Mies J M.Jean.+.+2 0 L287 168 1es\u2014iT1 Moss Toss a Parcat., HTN Swine Mos 1D A.Jean .157 273 11 HO NL Renaud LL 22 ., .,.243 leu 233\u2014h20 Miss À 4 = Laroche .\u2026., \u2026 183 142 FE \u201ci Brisbos .80170 Jens raun, Mes Mes Tres Ta'tal .0 12 1 LL 4 FR Nobo ML Majority for s: Gabriel, 174.Thu MS M Ste.Cunegonmde.MOM aren Me Madore Ce ee INS Ie sus MeV | Stevan A 191177 140 OP Yas | Guerard 1.240 44 220007 163 10 A1E Messs CN A | W.Monette .,, .ASH 184 16K\u2014541 Men OH R.St Denis 21 02 LATE NS MST Dre 1 ON, L.Byer .2e 44 44 2200147 Gen Pesar Ihown, PH, Total ov ve er ve LL Le ap 1 Pro 1 \\ \u2014 von Dre s PREMO HOCKEY CLUB lsh 16 \u2014 Bema Dae The latest aspirants for hockey honor Pavis n.V1 1 are the Premo Club.J.R.Mayes, No, 1 CMP 120 Avlwin street, H-cheluga.is dese [Dorado ind ous of hearing from scerctaries of copy | be Vars Poe whose players are 17 years of ace and nn Ten T KO} du, with a view to arranging mat es, pa a NS _æ homens WW ! (Car Mans PULLMAN PORTER'S QUILT \"vir 1 \u2014_\u2014 LV Le NE SCROGGINS SAID THAT CH \\RGLs | Helen, Dr) BROUGHT AGAINST HIM Te y WERE DUE TO JEAL Dr.BA OUSY.Lehmann, VE -\u2014 John Long > 0% Elias M.Scroggins.an octoroon.on ke ; Aa iQ ployed ax a Pullman porter by, the Cp.| Mar hn CT R., entered the witness-box yesterday al- | Ste Er | \\ ternoon and told Judge Choquet a long 5,\" Nou 20, yarn in refutation or the charges brought iP.A.MF against him of stealing à number of paire * lJa025 an, of blankets, two foutstonle, serviettes, [Haut MR 14 towels and a comb from the ranway |lateu Woo company.in PU The recital o! Serogginss story took we.PL - half an hour, and he endta vored to con- Robertson.1! To vince the judge that the charges were | Rubinstein 1 fabricated as a result of jealousy bee (ALF Sao tween two girls who were enamored of | Schmid Nb him.|T.Noose \\ Judge Choquet listened patiently to {Spanjaurdt II = the atory, ingeniously developed, ae the | Starke 11 > a witness went along, but he decided that C5 Vire Ho [Bn ¥ circumstantial evidence showed that [Ly 1 A Wo OR Scroggins stole the goods, and forward: [15 Whoo 15% 4 , ed them as presents to a daughter ot Dr 13.1 Yoo - acer Mrs.Lewis.139 Lusignan street, and to _ - i i (lara Descherés, 420 St.James street, ; DIM Accordingly he found the prironer guilty.THE M Vis UNE but deferred sentence till Tuesdav.Me fase Fe\" wy NE 0 [Me Juste NOTES AND NOTICES, Lorna Jude \u2018 | N Ai Special Train for the \u2018 Corsican.\u2018\u2014The TNE, >, HE Canadian Pacific has arranged for a spe- COMMIT er È a cial train to leave Windsor Street ta- commen 5 tion to-morrow night at 830 pm.for bonté to k J West St.John, N.B., carrying sleepers.| This pue pa first and second class coaches and dining resolution © ; car for the accommodation of paesengers Vian taie: sailing hy the \u2018Corsivan \u2019 Friday, Jan- authors uary 24th, vi the bon + | f wt \"OS at ot fe AUS fi MN sail ) > ice à -rssay, JANTARY 22, 1908 - _ _ THF MONTREAL DAILY WITVESS 5 \u2014 \u2014\u2014_ = 3 , VLADIMIR DE PACHMANN.OBITUARY VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV .CAPTAIN BENJAMIN PARKER.Judged on the correct Southampton, Jan.21,\u2014Captain Ben- 1§\u2014 i p\u2014 jamin Parker, one of the best-known basis\u2014the price per cu Ta yachting skippers of the present genere- - à ES tion, died here to-day after a long ill- .ü K : ness.Captain Parker for many years ue A a C sailed the, German Emperor's yacht \u2018Me- 5 teor, and won many races with her ?x = £ 3 , A .z Ot course, there\u2019s a lot In 1880 he was engeged by Sir Thomas i .Li \u2018 ipton to take charge of \u2018 Shamrock I./ - maxing coffee right.But do your part and subsequently of \u2018Shamrock II.\u2019 in ; \u201cht, and vou need h P the American Cup contests.The cap- \u2019 Th, y ave no fear of the results tain rent to the United States in 1902 fons as or the purpose of bringing back to this J as you use Chase & Sanborn\u2019s side the yacht built in America for the costs less than the cheapest Coffee.mperor William._ priced brand you can buy, be JOHN H.WAGNER.cause it goes at least three Chicago, Jan.21.\u2014Jobn H.Wagner, 72 times as far.Even if Suchard's |.years of age, a prominent architect and were not infinitely superior in ¢ engineer of Chicago for years, died yes- flavor and wholesomeness, it erday at his home in Eimhurst.tie woul i - _ came to Chicago from Canada in pioneer sc d Foy you to buy it on the : _\u2014 days and took an active part in the ore of economy alone.# _ = - \u2014 city\u2019s growth.Co CER ; a | Frank L.Benedict & Co., Mowtresd, ACOTE HALL MISSION DENOUNCES THE RAILWAYS AN INVENTOR DEAD._ , VE.MURDO San Francisco, Jan.22.\u2014Jacob W.Da- 44 5 | sHioWs X YEAu MR.MURDO MeKENZIE CHARGES vis, the inventor and originator of copy Mc rsFÜL THAT THEY HAVE BROKEN per rivet clothing, is dead at his home AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV.Ï OS \u201cqe in fo DRUK ay, aged 78 years.He began the e= i A VON, FAITH WITH LIVE STOCK manufacture of the copper-riveted over- |.i RE - ~ - SHIPPERS.alls while in Porto Rico and created a Li MtIgrants secured vias 315, the aun Cw _ demand for his wares, which induced pers In regards pationa hy being 184 A _ pe TEE ge, Denver.Jan.91 \u2014Mr.Murdo Me him to move to San Francisco in 1873.25° Algerians 91 nai hake mo _- \u201cpe stre re enzie, preeident of the American Na- officers w re e-electe oy t > i A À pue rte ere tonal Live Stock Association, deitvered BOYS SNOWBALLED WOMEN.year.ere reelected for (he cneuine ; .mE ls annual address at to-daÿ's session of Th 1ti i ONSFER k Las ue Il as those |.; ad e melting of th - \" Bs 5 ! \"a SE hose he aunual convention.The address was forded a ren copra fo ponent at THE TRANSFER NUISANCE.Melon Hit, peer devoted largely to criticism ol the rear gage in snowballing, and a gang of about À Person wishing to transfer from St Tema! College, pre- care sod nen by the ravages = 8, dozen youths of a rough class posted {athurive to Bleury street this morn- Co SE _ ; ; : .15 _ emselv Laga ; Ang made for a cross \u2018ar.; vu Lo the Mer faith with shippers ot live stock by tak- Following is the complete programme 8.En Automne, Op.36, No.4, B flat street west and SL Manque quehetiere te mpudently Pr on to pre CC ee, Me 40 [16 sclfish advantage of the change of which is to be played by Vladimir de minor.Moszkowski snowballed ever passerby ho did sac standing with no other car in 5 ih + ant Mr Alex the \u2018hours of transit\u2019 law, which through Pachmann at the Stanley Hall to-morrow 9.Polka, Op.9, No.2, B flat major.seem likely to etal: t y who did no says the young men who cr ol d the ne the efforts of the American National night at 8.30.This is announced as Le La aa 0 A A 'Tachaikowek A ber of ate.doorway on gecti Vlio crowded the ol Tin g Was Live Stock Associati an Nate Mr.à.pach AIR vel Mont.y A number of women were amongst the y on getting ofl and ran for it @ L'uvmns, led by the fm Shock de palation, were increased à I ¢ Pachmann\u2019s farewell to Mon 10.Nocturne, Op.27, No.2, D flat.victims, and had there been a police usual made the connection.while older ont end Frase 24 to hours as the maximum real: .ce 4e 4e ei ee 4e 2e.Choni in i \u201cra Men and are habitually le vod ol} al Eraser.time during which live stock could be 1.Sonata, A major Dominic Scarlatti 11.Prelude, Op.28, No.19, E flat major a le the Meighborhood he would the lurch women are habitually left ip Soe gave their kept in cars.without being unloaded for 2.Fantasia, No.18, C minor.Mozart La ee ee de a aa aa Lu Chopin many complaints en the recipient oi \u2019 \u2014_\u2014 PE PA.gd eed, water and rest.3.Perpetuum Mobile, Op.24, C major 12.Prelude, Op.28, No.1 ; fa i ; \u2019 HALIFA A eu huit ou He said that the railways instead of in- ee ee ee Weber ee P- ; oo $ 5 Bat omer ° X BOARD OF TRADE sn that hall, creasing, their speed pate, so that the 4.Rondo Capriccioso, Op.14, E minor 13.Etude, Op.25, No.1, A flat major COLONIZATION SOCIETY.Halif \\ Mo ee destination was reached more quickly ceive.Mendelssohn LT Chopin The annual meeti .alifax, N.8, Jan.21.\u2014 Mr.George hs ! Je anual than formerly as promised, consumed 5 Romanze, Op.28, No.2.I sharp.14, Etude, Op.25, No.3, F major.Quebec Volonination of the Province of E.Faulkner, M.P P wus to-day hi on the 36 hours in running between feeding ee ee .Schumann te er ev ee 24 44 0e ++ +, Chopin Society was held on Monday paitiation president of the Halifax Board of Trade, { 2 ë Woleoms Hall j stations, which delayed the arrival of 6.Gavotte, Op.14 A flav minor.15.Mazurka, Op.56, No.2, C.major Presidency of Senator pany an er fhe In succession to Mr, A.M.Bell.Messrs, °C Eondance and defi shipments at the point of consignment, LR Le 4 6 .G.Sgambati ce ee wT Chop | report submitted showed that ori he C.H.Mitchell and 1.C Stewart are __ -avvtings.Drunkards | with consequent great loss to the ship- 7.La Fileuse, Op.157.No.2, F sharp 16.Grande Valse Brilliante, Op.34, No, Past year, the society had jiven pe Lt vice-presidénts.1t was decided to cuil a 1 most desperate DET He favored the paseing of a law LL 4 112 Rafi-Henselt 1, A flat.Chopin ance in the transportation oi 1703 sot.publie meeting during the session of the \u201cnl have hevn con- by which the raitwayg could be punished : tlers to different t of 1,793 set- Provincial Legislature, when business ee aber bon- | for tailing to give a reasonable spged to tario and the North West Pre a or nl To uEhout the province Wii be var y (Iving e0DeT.BON\" live stock in transit, and euggested that ï -] - 7 : ¢ number pected to take part.Ley seen their ie the Interstate Commerce Commission POINTE AUX WINNIPEQ'S UNION STATION or LE M Lan re I should be given power to enforce such a TREMBLES SCHOOLS \u2014_ A CO ce en À law.\u2014 OFFIC N CONF Vi v ; by the Gospel.the | The failure of railways to supply cam pw HUNDRED PUPILS IN AT eas, IN CONFERENCE IN RNER IN REAL ESTAT ERE gen change | for ehipment of stock was characterized TENDANCE SINCE ACCOMMO- MONTREAL DECIDE TO START dene A mers [jas a matter of first importance to the NAN > St \u201c= COM.- TILE WORK IN SPRING.YESTERDAY'S by a y tie E of the Jin et | live stock industry.Nothing would DATION WAX ENLARGID._ TRANSFERS.I an lucltäsing population, Tac supply toe Tai am, the 5 ea settle the question but a law compelling oo Mr.William Mackenzi aan 4 cen principaily in the direction of tie must be spirl van the railways to eupply cars, and fixing The Pointe aux-Trembles Missionarÿ p Mann \u2018a I ackenzie and Mr.D.Charles A.Porteous has sold to H Bae ment pousce, flats and tenements, Humetred requests \"| Leavy penalties for failure to do so.Schools are huving a very prosperous Rails , 0 ; the Canadian Northern M.Molson a lot with the dwelling house bu not self contuined housvs of whith vel er Che President McKenzie touched on the session.Since the new amd commode oq 5 ith M in conference all day yes- fronting on Edgehill avenue, for £17000 hate su à searaty, ; ; ul NAN ! Pure de rate question, and stated that he be- [ious buildings have been completed, à! the G 14 P essts.lays and Morse, of The site measures 59 feet 6 inches by alu ae activity an the saws market id sly many meals poco ghee the Interstate Commerce {much Jarger number of pupils have been = - T.P., and at the conclusion it feet 10 inches in rear b 181 feet : y 41} the future may bring torth will likely : more chan seven hun- ! Commission should be given authority jadmitted.There are now in attendunce was annourired that the work on the | feet 6 inches by 187 fe i 6 i re and 187 be more in the direction of investment ng were given away, tn decide whether or not any advance Im over two hundred boys and young men union terminals in Winnipeg is to be| Mare] Pinsonnault 4 oa « n prone producing properties, und Cer Christ-likkr deeds, rates was just, before such advance and women.\u2018The healta of teachers started in the early spring.The ter- islas Robins \u20ac \u201chas sold to Stan- [such properties will have to «how good CClated, Thus 18 807 TRS BS So effect.And pupils 15 excellent and the work of minals, it was added.would be the most Lou: With br a lot in the town of St, [investment returns.Owners who wish biutiavays and hedges «due: \u2018ith the el facilities, Xtensive and best equipped in Canada.5 ws, with buildings, bearing Nos.507, to sell must take the clement où pre tn education, with the smproved facilities, : | 599 and 511 on Esplanade street.Price sent income into account, and thx _ made ta the singing of 18 advancing in its Various branches.PROG - , .$10,000.\u2019 their prices.as some do now barre le hn | FIRE FRIGHTENED Last Sunday was communion day.iRESS OF THE \u2018AURORE\u2019 Telesphore Lescadre has sold to Ant.[able or possible future values Min (ques, Mrs, Green, The session of the Pointe-aux-Trembies The annual meeting of the \u2018Aurore\u2019 Gadbois, a lot with buildings.bearing The inquiry on the part of the Jarzer BRR TT Ne Archie NEIGHBORS Church examined the candidates, who Publishing Company was held on Sat- Nos.169 to 171 B, and fronting on Dor- investors is for central business pris Vio FE, Paten, as well as \u2014_\u2014 expressed the desire of [aking a Pod urday.Among Ve sharcholders present lon ptreet, for th: sum of 87.000.perty and the outlook 15 lavorable to Ps APS t- Co oo rae Tession of faith, Cighteen present were the Rev.Messre.R.P.Duclos, A.1e estate of A.Depatie \u2018 increased activity | is dire re MAN SUSPECTED OF BL RX ING HIS themselves and showed that they under- L.Therrien, H.E.Benoit, 8.J.Taylor, Mrs.J.B.Labelle a op he he vd activity in this direction, io read tie treasurer's OWN HOUSE HAS BEEN stcod the great principles of the Chris- S.Rondeau, Dr.C.E.Amaron, and |ings, numbering 180 and 182 Versailles BUILDING «weil that the income REMANDED.tian faith and had accepted Christ as; Prof.J.L.Morin.The managing editor, street, for the sum of $4,500.OPERATIONS, ire nearly balanced.\u2014 their Saviour.Twelve ot these were; the Rev.8.Rondeau, presented an en- P.Payette has sold to Chas.Pelle- < La] ben 220279, - ; brought up in the Roman Catholic Couraging report.The subscription list grini a lot, with the buildings, numbered From the building inspector's office the To nther rehgious I; Ovila Labreche, of 30 Adeline street, Church.In uniting with the Protes had been considerabiy increased during 40, 42, 42a, 44a, and 46 De Gaspé atreet, followiig figures are gathered: \u20141.968 jr \\[ontresl had done 80 who 19 charged with setting fire to his tant Church they were baptized in con- the year, and the paper is being more for the sum of $5,200.mits were issued in 1907 for new burtd- ects money own dwelling.will be given an opportunl- formity with their expressed desire.and more read and appreciated by the Llizee Lalonde has sold to Chas Wie- ings and for repairs and alterations, the presenting the res LY of making « voluntary statement Next Tie development of the missionary | French-speaking public.As a mission- drick, a piece of land, with buildings, aggregate cost of which was stated Lo \\Cdeume Hall Mien |W ednesday._ spirit in these ,chools is shown by the dary organ it goes to hundreds of homes fronting on Huntley street, for the sum be $8,505,220.Yhis amount includes 1.2e ta exist by Its SIX Yesterday afternoon Mr.Ernest Dee fact that one of those who united with Which the missionary himself cannot of 83,500, ; 461 permits for new buildings.consist © hiness: by ite varied TOSIETs, fire commissioner.heard further the church was a bov of ten, who wrote Visit.The following directors were elect- Ant.Gadboig has sold to F.Lescadre ing of 1,211 houses, 2,378 tenvments.41 - ritual foreg, patience, évidence In the case.Detectives Ri0- to his father that he had resolved to ed for the year:\u2014Lhe Rev.Messrs.K.a vacant lot at the corner of St.Cather- stores.11 warchouses, 29 ractories.two .-uperintendent with pel and Samson descriled the condition give himself up to missionary work L.Duclos, J.L.Morin, S.J.Taylor, ine and Desjardins streets, in Maison- office buildings.seven educational build- ! H.E.Benoit, E.H.Brandt, A.L.Ther- neuve, for the sum of $3,000.ings, three churches, one brewery.one \u201cvracter and successful its fifteen direc: no - nve denominations OT + the gratitude cou- +.seed by those who have +1 hid then homes vacation were made Shatiord, Mr.Alex.snan, and the meet val form._\u2014_ THE TION MR.WEIR «© Laehute.County of v banque: to the provincial [reasurer, Lichute Town Mail, poem sent to the fol - The Hon.Adclard \u201c2 Prone Minster.the » Minister of Colan:za- Stress: P 506 Mac- Champagne, MPP.Provost David Callies, tes Brscn 02 R Hi Walker, M PP.Honcre Mercier, Mr Wer will is confined to attack or the XX ep \u201cdu at \u201che a Gir of the premises after the fire, and stat ed that they found traces of coal vil.Francois Seguin, father-in-law of J.W.Brouillet, the complainant, stated that a fire broke out in a baby carriage in his son-in-law'a bedroom, on Jan.4.Ou Jan.6 another fire broke out in Labreche's flat, and in the morning of Jan, 7.a third fire in the same place.Louis Picard, an insurance agent, estimated thy damage in the three fires at $500.The case was adjourned till Wednesday, CROP STATISTICS IN UNITED STATES NOW CRIMINAL FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE TO GIVE AD: VANCE INFORMATION.Washington, D.C., Jan.21.\u2014 In the House of Representatives to-day an am: endment was added to the penal code bill, making it a criminal offence for any officer or employee of the govern: ment to give advance intormation res garding any crop statistics authorized by law to be prepared.The amendment prohibits any Federal officer or employee speculating In the markets on the strength of any govern ment statistical information he may have obtained before such information had heen made public.The penalty 18 a fine of not over $10,000, or not over ten years imprisonment, or both.\u2014\u2014 RUMORED APPOINTMENT F.A.JAMES TO BE CHAIR- OF WENTERN SECTION OF THE RAILWAY COMMISSION.MR MAN Winnipeg, Man.Jan.21 \u2014It 15 reported here that Air.EAL James, formerly general manager ot the Canadian Northern Railway, has recuived the support of western Liberal members and senators and will receive the appointment of chairman of the western section of the Railway Commiesion, among the heathen.On this interest ing occasion the sermon was preached by the Rev.M.Peyric.who lately came from France to give a course of lectures at the Presbyterian College in this city.Mr.Pevric is a preacher of the rvan- gelistic type.He has the direction of what is known as \u2018La Maison Verte, in Paris.This institution 1: on the plan of the \u2018settlements\u2019 of the United States.The lectures which he is now giving are of a practical character, and are much appreciated bv those who have the privilege of following them.Mr.Pevrie will preach at St.John's Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 HARDWARE MEN'S DINNER The seventh annual dinner of the Metal and Hardware Association of Montreal was held list night at the Forest and Stream Club.About forty members and friends sat down to the repast and a most enjoyable evening was spent.Mr.J.R.Kinghorn, president of the asso- elation.was in the chair, with Mr.William Starke in the vice-chair.The gathering was essentially a social one, the toast list being short and the speeches commendably brie.Among those pres ent were: Messrs, Henry Allen, K.R.V, Andras, P.G Buck, W.FE.Buek, George Caverhill, Geo, A.Childs, Arthur Clift, Jas.Davidson, FE.Rudolph Por- ken, H.Walter Dorken, J.s.N.Dou- gall, W.HM.Farrell, A.Gibb.CL H.Godfrey.W.J.Haves, F.C.Hansen, J.HH.Hanson, Thomas 1\u2019.Howard, T.Mcllutehison, I.H Jordan, J.R Kinghorn, Geo.A.Kohl, W, =.Leslie, W.MeMaster, T.H.Newmas, Gordon MT.Pyke, N.S Reeder, ©, B.Ritten- house.Henry Selater, Frank Scott, Gordon (\".Neylold.Col.Robt.Starke, W.Starke, Geo.R.Starke.Jno.A.Walker.J.Stanley Cook, A.W.Allan, ATTORNEY CLAIMS DAMAGES.Mr.Rodolphe Monty, attorney for the Municipality of Delorimier.has entered an action claiming 310,000 damages from Mr.Joxenh Mercure, contractor, of -the same locality.Île complains of alleged ibellons zorsip spread by the defendant rien, (G.N.Masse, W, H.Halpenny, Dr.Villard, Dr.C.E.Amaron, Mr.Henry Morton and Dr.Dalpé.\u2018I'he Rev.R.P.Duclos was chosen president of the company, and the Rev.5.Rondeau, secretary treasurer.ST.LAMBERT CONCERTA very enjoyable evening was spent by those who attended the recent concert given under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the St.Lambert Presbyterian Church.The programme was long and each member received hearty applause.The vocalists were: Mise Crawford, Mr.D.Manny, of the McGill Glee Club; Mrs.J.T.R.Hicks and Mr.R.Mackay; instrumentalists, the Misses Brown and Goodchild, violinists; Mise Frieda Scarff and Mrs.Patton, \u201ccellists; Mrs.Burland and Miss Katie Christie, pianists.The main feature of the even- Ing.however, was the exquisite violin playing of Mr.Rudolf Larsen, of Montreal.The accompaniments played by Mrs.Belasco Burland greatly enhanced the enjoyment of Mr.Larsen's solos.À \u2018cello solo by Miss Frieda Scarff, with accompaniment of violins and piano, was also very much appreciated.Mrs.Belle Rose Emslie contributed largely to the success of the evening.WAS OLDEST BUTCHER IN CITY.Mr.F.L.Latreille, supposed to be the oldest butcher in Montreal, died yesterday of general debility, at the age of 83 years.For a period of over fifty years, deceased occupied the same stall m the St.Lawrence Market, and by strict attention to business, acquired a fortune estimated at $500,000.He Jeaves two sons and one daughter.= THIEF PLEADS GUILTY.Before Judge Choquet in the Court of Special Sessions, Raoul Poissant, who was charged with breaking into the store of A.Lefebvre & Co, 184 St.Catherine street east, on the night of Dee.27 last, and, with a companion, stealing furs to the value oi $400, plead- oncerning his professional relations with ed guilty to the charge and will be sen- the mubicipality.teuced on Tuesdav next.REAL ESTATE IN DECEMBER.Nothing better need be said of the real estate market in Montreal during the month of December, than that 1t held its own, says the Cradock Simpson \u2018Real Estate Record,\u201d and while the owners of good stocks were having an anxious time, the owners of good real estate in Montreal were getting in their rents as ueual and values were undisturbed.A careful perusal of the following statistics will give the vender a good idca of the business done during the past month and during the year 1907.The conditions in the real estate loan market for the last few months have not been favorable to the borrower.In- tercst rates are high and lenders have been demanding a larger margin of security.The market, however, is improving even if slowly, and it is confidently expected that mn a few months there will be easier money conditions and a stronger demand for good mortgage loans.The renting demand throughout the year has been good and it is likely to continue 60, as therc has not been enough new buildings to meet the demand caused « ice house, one hotel, 51 stables, and 173 sheds, to cost in all $7.652.136.There were also 507 permits for alter ations and repairs to 438 houses, 500 tenements, 126 stores, eight warchouses, 24 factories, eight office buildings, \u2018our educational buildings, two churches, one hospital, 17 stables, and 23 sheds, the stated cost being $833,003.DECEMBER TRANSFERS.The sales recorded in the undermentioned suburban municipalities during December, amount to H307.820, and ave as follows:\u2014Longue Ponte, SI, Maisonneuve, $121.688: Delorimier, 8207 788: Town of St.Louis, $95.250: Outre mont, $16,138: Maplewood.990: Cote des Neiges.$295: Notre Dame de Grace.816,997: Westmount Plateau #9.719; Montreal West (Junction), SI601: Nt.Pierre-aux-Liens, $111: Verdun, 35,48; Paul.810,895.There were 30?real estate tranaters in the city wards and town or West mount recorded at the registry offices during the month of December, amouut- ing to $1.653,707.During the corresponding month of last year, 241 transfers were recorded and Cote SL.amounting to $1,748,314.J TO-DAY\u2019S SNAPS IN REAL ESTATE.PUTNAM & MeORORY, 308-10 Merchants Bank Bldg 2-Story House With Extension.An \u2018attractive house, above Sherbrooke street, west of Park avenue, 5 bedrooms, drawing and dining- rooms, and extension kitchen ; modern plumbing : house in good order.Price 88,750.A.W.D.HOWELL, 212 St.James treet- $55,000 Will buy a comfortable good home on Mance street, above Fairmount avenue.Terms, half cash, balance at 677.THE HON.MR.ALLARD IS ILL.The Hon.Mr.Allard, Minister of Ag riculture.who was under treatment at the Notre Dame Hospital for a fev davs, has returned to his home at St.Fram cols du Lac, where Ie will pass a counle of weeks in complete rest, to restore his dmyalred ect, . \u20ac THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS WrovryspAY.JANTray 20 - WierNES Montreal has never been intelligently Europe that Prussia and, indeed, the Governments had to have tobacco.The has given him a character and physique has secured the temporary use of one with much owe Che Sal KP ibuegs, |popuiation.Other cities, especially in [reality political powers which can, \u2018and growers did not join.the Planters\u2019 As- THE EARTH A SPECK WHITIIkW Bg Europe, of much greater area and vastly often do, decide questions of national | sociation and some who did failed to -\u2014 of FL more populous, have fairly well succeed- policy as well as of peace and war.The | observe their obligation.The Trust re-| SOME LESSONS IN HUMILITY.THE KEV 1 5 - ; ed in keeping their thoroughfares and |controllers of the largest finance are fuseq to buy from the Association, and! - ON Tux pu i a = lanes in proper order of cleanliness.necessarily more or less cosmopolitan in; paid a premium over the market price Manchester \u2018Guardian.\u2019 prope ver ) | \u2014 SUBSCRIPTION RATES, There is no reason why Montreal should their operations and outlook, as they fixed by the Association to any numbers\u2019 Profesor Boyd Dawkins gave the first! - oo .' 12 mos.$3.00 Lowi ; ; ; lof à ; or Su \u20ac gave | The Geran n Day SR 2 C2 mon.LOO not do likewise.Berlin, the capital of find it necessary to balance the capaci- | of it who would break their pledge and of a ponies of four popular adress ot cn Win >= World Wide\u2019 .12 mos.1&0 Germany, is one of the cleanest cities ties of governments to meet their obli- ; sell.To these the name of Hill Billy le j ) À erty on wed | Emanuel Chg .\u201cNorthern Messenger\u201d .12 mos.40 .ù - 4.,; Lo .< .; .ot the earth in the universe, aud lis ay Hires ; ar in the world, so far as its streets are gations.This is high finance in its was given, an equivalent to that of object might well have been to i awl rene Mes.\u2014 = ; .z : = 00 pretiderea ; ! CLUBBING RATES.concerned.Recently an automobile [highest sense.Berlin bankers are \u2018scab,\u2019 as used by labor unions.Thus the the human race a eon in humbty.In | from: sn \u2018 ; = i 1b1 a\" .ta AR Pb Two or three publications to the same street cleaner has been employed there, among the most powerful in the world, growers who went back on the Associa: deseriping bo paracteristis ot the Lor moral \u201car a address.\u201cth only Ÿ is stated to do the required work {on account of the vast resources they tion received cash down, while the mem.POET dihons ae Sh present Po [rot was ren ce $1.0 wo ; ; .1 = > : >stnte .ide\u2019 ore thoroughly, rapidly and with less control.When a Prussian Government bers\u2019 stocks remained unsold with in-|jf \u201c noi .= : .PUWCT 0D one wn 2 \u2018Day Witness\u2019 and \u2018World Wide\u2019 $4.50 33.8 ï > .; 1 |life on our neighbor Mars.\\Vhen com- pyr 5 : \u201cOu \u2018Dally Witness\u2019 and Messenger 3.40 3.1 expense than any device yet invented.|loan fails, the fact may be accepted as|terest accumulating on borrowed money.pared with the carth Mars.he sad.wer seb yh , .- .; .; ; \u2018 : ; ; J ll vo tong.2.pair er 11e Wide\u2019 and 4% 3.40|The machine proceeds through the a sure indication that they regard the | When things reached this pomt the showed a very remarkable identity - con.|, Mods Coen ee ee ee eo ; i .: 3 5 s hs 4 ; se : desty Weekly nes and Word Ve La LD streets by its own power, without creat- government as going beyond its natural Night Riders appeared on the scene.In Then \u2014 a Jan amd sea, Chat bene volen \u20ac.eu ee ess\u2019 and \u2018Mess : A ., .; à .y clear ce hat ki ne a - &?Weekly,\u201d \"World Wide\u2019 and Mos- 0 wn lng dust, for it sprinkles the way with resources.This loan would not Lave.i tion of former Ku Klux methods Spring, summer, autumn and winter took M Hine : BEDEOr .000 se es se cn \u201c| water in advance of rushes, which failed had they ,given it their approval jy, rode forth masked scraped tne.their regular course there as here.Un ration A ~ © uc e: Montreal sweep the debris into hoppers.This is a The amount subscribed is the measure?y | \u2019 P the whole, the climate was probably very [and some or - vu Postage included for Canada (080.4 ; ; ; ; Mill Billy's plant beds, thus destroymng much the same as the climate of whe | Se on ; and suburbs excepted).ew aos: {vast improvement on our system of |of the extent of their approval.Some! chance of raising crop for à vear earth.In Mars, therefor ae bad ai well known \u2026- XX yo.= : .> - \u2019 - ä > 5 à r \u20ac Lo .- \u2019 x te.ve d 1 .1 .ane Taman, Me aad.Bahama Island, sweeping up rows of mud and refuse, di- |time ago an intimation camé from the Soon other Night Rotor or ared To .the conditions of life such as we round Der bil ' Sy, ( Grapsveals Barbadoes.Bermuda, Briton viding these into heaps and shovelling Rothschilds that there would have to scraped the ant beds of ope of th them on the earth.pause nt : i ~ DL \u2019 , ; : .BH s ! - : « 3! le at: gui ss.Brits Zanzibar Hongkong 88dlinto carts, or else, as is common, be retrenchment in the expenditure omy ion p ne bed 0 mem or of the ag ere we then to believe that there was Thor wa \u201c | und 4 * , ; : ès .YO Men arr 18 7 : 4 - Pa - CPE post o for United States, Alaska.[leaving these heaps to fester in |armaments by all the European powers, oo confessed they Leted a ie iv and firmly he Thane ost se of the weak: \u2018 | Hawallan et Philippine Islande ee.the sun, or to be blown about by the and the failure of the Prussian loan is tigation of a vo sete ne ; © ma dence of such life The evidence was cided.on! a n pes CIR SA soc extra.wind.Perhaps we will have a road com- the first intimation that the big finan- agents of the T + a © Le © that wherever conditions of life existed Hug) Pe lane * < LT except in \u2018Messenger\u2019 clubs to one oe mittee some time which will see the |ciers are following their own advice.ge \u20ac lrust.; en the conflict, op the earth there was found life 1m |] Dav amd | dress, when every four coples will be fi- wisdom of adopting a device like *hat assumed larger proportions.Towns were [sume form or another And when we p00 00 i Foreign portage extra ro a countries mot | loved in Berlin.But we shall prob- THE TOBACCO WAR.invaded by troops of masked and armed found (be conditions in Jars much 38H the pew Lu named In the above llet as \u2018ollows: \"Dally ; vu oo ; ; - ha men.After the civilized ways of th 16y were here.that was to him absolute {standard ir.Fitness.\u2019 $3.50 extra, Weekly, Winer ati ably have to wait for any improvement \u201cNight Riders\u2019 in Kentucky have been] country, they out the telegre D ro { broo that there were living forms mn World Wide.\u2019 Subser Totton.price, includiBg until the city is managed by a board of destroying stores of tobacco, committing | hone wires overpowered lice there.For them © eran: tO MR.BRUCE Ww ç Bh 7 Ports et torse comntries ons Diese control.crimes of personal violence, and creating b ed th A 1 P £ th I Là \u2018 Mars, then, in an inquirs as to e Canadian À ° ! - \u201c oe ye ity avery eventn of \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a reign of terror in a large section ten Lo a ê.fe ve | place of the earth in the \u2018universe Was Lond oY ye BN \u2018 » Fhoation, ef YU per mm.and \u201cWor Man's inhumanity to man makes|of that state.It appears that the de © ema ial em, and {that it showed that there were vmer (the Canadien bh oo | Cen \u2018 on countless thousands mourn,\u201d sang Robert |trust system, as regards the to- o \u20ac poses with bullets.A formal | podics than our ove whieh were mnab- (ed M: Bra.TX °° .Ç .iq e > > F \" - | .= 5 4 ake \u2018 Lt While the publishers of n°3 iid Burns, but if the story from London |bacco product of Kentucky, has been emand as been made by Italy for com apmlar ed ue aken mot > the nated addites ye | exclude from \u2018lts columns à pa ider 4} 4 be ; be true, developed i ; Co | .pensation for the destruction of fifteen | cand some peopie had gone the Kindness Lo : .etber advertisements which they cons op about a band of women usurers rue, developed into international proportiuns, I dollars i to the Jenath of leaving money to the them durme +.| Se injure the reader It take 2a er women's inhumanity to women, though !and that a great combination of capital |! rousand dollars\u201d worth ot tobacco thus [first person who should telezraph to Mars.wished mm ee stood that they in no way guarantee 4 often commented on in a social sense, has been able, not.only to set national.destroyed.Insurance companies have That p course, Wie chimerival idea, ter position ai Won 1 ; t Ir reader: .; .: ir \u2018oies : Co ; leas at .EI \u2018 eer fois own diseretion In the way|adds a deeper note of pain to the |laws against restraint of trade at de- caucelled their policies.Now law and tt.= es Have he ik 27 - \u2019 of putting faith fo them.It ix, of course.|.= 1.We ave so used to|fiance, but also to violate with impumty [Order leagues have been formed, one call- |jnhabitants oi the earth.\u2018The present | Co i cs fgposeible to know much about mining ad- P iY é p he \u2018Peacef - ; e carth.The present - vertising, which offers probably the most seeing women foremost :n all works of the economic law of demand and supply.ed the Peaceful Army\u2019 being the strong.{order of things on the earth wae com ENDS ills ' Ç al loves re reat Dance of charity and benevolence, are so accus- |The story of how these amazing cond est.lt is a branch of the American So.[paratively of yesterday.and we curselves pr poo ERE ef sll investments e great can ?.; .ety \u201cquite < Cw were mere shadows the ad appeared Se a > i ED aT rianced PV a A tomed to associating them with all ef-|tions have been brought about contains aety of Equity.It seems to side with \u2018from time to jadore eu A Ing a | Ramsay.wes ory epecutativn ty more, than.te forts for the improvement of the con-|a menace to producers everywhere, It the planters boycott, as 1t is attempt \u2018cession of organized beings ho tax puted a 4 i.; | ean afford fo lose.dition of the poor and unfortunate, that is averred, for instance, that the Chicago TE by moral suasion to induce p'anters made their appearance on the cart, He tie .nes | pa _\u2014\u2014 the report from London that hundreds beef trust has gained control -of the |NOt to sell to the Trust.Many.how: \u201cdd not helieve for u moment that che ; of women deliberately carry on a busi- British consumers\u2019 market.lf a com- |ever, are driven by necessity to el.FA a fo hal oped me TLL Al RACHID bo All business communications should be ad- ! \u201c ; i .i - > Wei : ) ! h, t chs ol conditions whic : # | dressed \u2018John Dougall & Bon.\u2018Witness\u2019 neyy by which they thrive on the mis bination of capital can secure a world: These are visited by Night Liders, who _was going on now would lead to rurther _ Office, Montreal, an letters to the fortune and ignorance of the poor of wide monopoly of any given product and wreck and destroy barns and crops.The and further stages.In our own case he RE PIES LAS 7 esa Montreal.\u201d their own sex, will come to some as a dictate prices to the producers on \u2018the |governor of the state hus taken all means tools 1t that we should either devcop \u2018 Tn x _ _ shocking surprise.A crusade has been one hand, and to consumers On tse in his power to put à stop to the trouble, me ae IE ery mach duh san oo _ = ET ; Ni à se other, there is no saying how far it mav |but without avail.The planters believe \u2018ourselves to ote errr.oo N.M.= JANUARY gro.18 started which should put some of these » U ying p purselves to our =urround mgs, we stoud Casa a [I F.Q.10 L.Q.26 {unnatural usurers in prison.It would | be carried.It would seem, however, as they are oppressed and robbed by à great ; become characteristie Tossils où rite qntur 0 (he (os qe s MIT |W | T b Jl punishment for their hard | though very exceptional conditions would combine of capital, which 1s above and plying all this io (he inhahitanss ot upc 4 .__ F | S .be sma dt ist t ; \u201chl 8 a :Märs, Il was quite likely that they meat ow av.0 ° .i o make this possible.In |beyond thc reach of the law, and are ; : 3 IN Mr dass aie ne à \u2014 \u2014\u2014 ave \u2018arts.Charwomen and other wo-|Nee O exis \u2019 A , preser toa stage of evalut die Ln y a pas, like station ground down and the case of some of the products .t [using the methods of barbarism to fight rior : or infinitely Toighes han outre : Ln, 4 | rye fil : ; 3 ; ; : - Ç : ; : oh i UT.cle ell i _\u2014 | Tal tm hz 3 4 ri en to suicide in despair of ever seemé to be poseible for a combination {it.They denounce the Trust as com- Speaking of the fate of the earth.Pro- « awn «oo (0.5 & 7| 8| 9/10/ 11 ott free of the usurers, is pitifully of middlemen, as in the case of the usher posed of malefactors who plunder the fessor Boyd Dawkins showed how tie a N 12/13|14/151316 17/18 getting \"Yel it is no mew thing under Men ou our own coasts, to reduce the farmers through their possession ot euor- De a ror the Toon Hie ie THE norrible.- + ; - spiTe \u2018ement, an 10W ' \u201che - 1912012122] 23]24| 25] the sun to find women engaged im producers to a condition of économe | mous capital, but who are robbers as law of gravitation.they must he one WL CA ve have them in Montreal, 41.slavery, and as in the case où \u201c4 Scpmwueb deserving of punishment as any eventually part of the central mas-.vue TUE NEW BE Vu 26 27 128 29/30134|.a = Zot iff suéh wholesale numbers Armour beef trust, to impose excessIVe Ipaite thief, The complications, both m.CHOTMOUS heat of the sun js hept up la MOULE \\ le thoug 0 8 \u2018 charges on consumers, and 1n some ¢asgs ti , largely by the falling-in of planets age al.NDER FNC yy 8 off) fee! eo] as reported from London And such © i : b both Th Tobacco Trust ternational and economical, arising from te; axe.Ultimates hea Plait age al u [ sunply to rob both.e acc this = F affairs ; oo , o Co ' : oT = _ women there have no doubt been m ; a sn peculiar economic conditions, ls state of affairs are obvious, and, 1t and i the very nature of the eqen gy | times past, for we read in Proverbs that resting on p - ith d to some way be not found for deating with She law oi gravitation were true cat Pis run ae WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1908.the horse-tech hath two daughters, ééems to have established wit Le nu them, still greater dangers and worse must be the fate of the earth, and we Mens (ar ; The M : ru A one brand of tobacco is sort o .Ç ; LE and our \u201c\u2019vilization and everything on SU Uhicios oqo Lu \u2018crying, \u201cGive, give.populy.The result is a revolt by the evils will be sure to arise.It wouid the earth would be almorhed into th, PT VS u 22 Ww hall dily ! het} in I > poly.ho have formed associations seem that the evil in this case has its great central mass.That to.in the Ur About \u20ac At F e shall =peedily learn whether, 1 ex T : WASTE, growers, who ls ned ® origin in the existence or long course of ages wou'd ha vo and the wa : .withholding his assent to an anti-impe- MONEY LORDS AND WAR layi to fight the Trust, their first object monopolies a Soutien re Lever one of the planets note en decidedla V rial act passed by the British Columbia \u2018Pun-h\u2019 represents John Bull playing being to crush out competition in selling far-reach feet is no Bdrope, whose rung the sun.IERIE 1e Legislature, Mr.Dunsmuir, the Jieuten- a game of bluff against the Emperor of the tobacco they grow in order to com- |\" caching e ect 1s to Give tortunes to | , leavine Cu On clare 1g | 8 ï ere tr : college nou ner the kept, i oh tae! es Cat act Hl mista on CON en adie Preset Ly dune: ex a mde |.Judy cor: does à =, & cree s PS Hotorar,< seu.[CTE ito.ofl rush jun.hiness 5m tresse be return to.+ h reat hundre - » a the CA atoor few das - comfort ant y.sah Ltr vat IN per are tin he corresponier- tha Hahed \u2018nu Fu M Tom - < af Cana ly fuites 1 he act, ntness + sured ve A nwo.1.: \u2014\u2014 4 FREE FCOD FOR Puy pe ; ED UN DREN >.PASSING BAR MA \u201c den sucess Hanope Taka so » fourteen oo \u201c Richardson re is method ue = Pach Gf oa brea Cle Attention or th ead, on - fees en Poires -.Houe wi wl.La \u201cie | Bread vues = {Rich tardson strec a | kept.and Const CRtat Ton driv j aezus jany ly 3 la = I~ etole | Th ten aiomtes 1 Centra, \u2018 by Max Pl +0 nor His ue Work terne Jed hung tuted] tle 1a en to hive oo to Nan a tod att ow Lis MOTD CTakaczus pleads ou | tro i dwe We hot.M seve art and give ent Te Tip N+ CVI hie M: sian MU Tr co ce ian SE a su ni REAL ESTATE Alfred mers a row Alex retired teatme:\" I apply NICE ! 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YOU CAN DO IT BY USING Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup.The Most Perfect Throat and Lung Healer in the World.: : : : : Dr.Wood's Norway Pine Syrup gives prompt relief trom that cheked np, stuffed up feeling which is so distressing, it lecsens the phlegm, checks the raspiog and useless cough, and hea.and soothes the irritated breathing organa.It is a pleasant preparation to take and is therefore specially adapted to the conghs and colds of children and thoes who dislike nauseous mixtures.This is no vain boast, but a fact that can be backed by unimpeachable testimony.One 25 cent bottle, indeed, a trial dose, will prove its merits.Mr.Frank K.Purdie, Brandon, Man., writes: \u2018\u2018I have used your Dr.Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for some years and have always found it a sure remedy for all colds, coughe, sore throat, hoarseness, etc.I cannot too highly recommend it to any: ane suffering from any effect of cold \u201d CATTLR THIEVES CAPTURED TWO DESPERATE CHARACTERS LN CUSTODY AT CALGARY.\u2014\u2014 Calgary, Alta, Jan.20.\u2014Une of the Niel Important captures made by tne Calgary R.N.W.M.P.since the arrest vi Bile Miner, was accomplished yestur- day, and resulted 1 the apprehension ur two aileged desperate characters, Lacy were John and Arinur Bounon, and have long ben wauted by the poive, LOT sulle time past cattle have been syste- inachaty rustidYand Kuled by some par- and Lies unknown, between Calgary Cardston.Laer custonary tethiod Was to Start with a ew calte in the vier ity vi Cardston and travel through the Tantners\u2019 siock, unti they accumulated what 1x known as a large snowball.These were driven into tie corrals at their ranch near Brant, à point twenty- nye miles cast vi High River, and the kilhnz proceeded with, The carvurses were disposed of us soon as possible, in mature piles and various other places.A very lurge namoer of catlie have been olen and Killed, the practice having Lien goimg On for rome tine, and the police hive discovered a large number of hides.Just bow many cannot be stated une: they are thawed out and counted.Tae police finally got wind of wuere the brothers, who are Mormons, Were Oper- auns and yesterday Sergt.Wilson, who un will be remembered was the principal performer in the Bill Minee capture, 1m company With four other policemen, swooped down upon the Bennion broth: vie whiie they were at work kilhng à bunch of cattle in their corral, The pr sonttr, did not put up a tight, and were not armed.althouxh the police tully ex preted them Lo be.\u2018Uhey had been In the habit of carrving vevolvers, and Jolin had made a boast that he would weer he taken alive by the police, dt je said that John very much resembles the notanous Mmer om features, which ms à strange \u2018\u201coimadence.Both were ar taismed before Inspector Duft, at the PVartacks this morning.and were Te- manded fer eisht days.Only a few actual charges have been laid against the up to the present, but it 18 xpected that a very large number ot vomplamnts will be made betore long.The case was reminded to allow the Ben nion brothers to secure legal advice.pris Mes \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A SWORD SWALLOWER HERE CHIEF YELLOW BOY OF DAKOTA FLAS ARRIVED IN MOXNT- REAL.ln Ulnel Carpenter's ottice on Monday Cand Yellow Boy,\u201d of Pine Ridge.Sout Dusoia, avallowed a sword thirty-three and a half inches long.Yellow Boy,\u201d who Ï vuva à: u Museum un St.Lawrence po ax urd, went with his manager to \u201ciow lhe chier that his man Was no tase.: When * Yellow Boy pulled the sword but o! his bax and started to swallow 1t, sue act caused Chief Carpenter to ex pross some surprise.\u2018Yellow Boy\" next is showing this LOK a Nine saw, two inches on width and twenty inches in length, and swal- owed it.le then commenced to rub it up amd down In ais throat several times.He next called for à watch and chan.and on Detective MceLaughlan pro- during his, the man swallowed it and called his audience to listen to it ticking inside of him.\u201cYellow Bov' claims to hold the rer- ord for sword swallowing, having defeated A0 competitors at Crystal Palace last summer, by over six in \u2018hes, A FAMILY NECESSITY Is a remedy capable of affording immediate relier to the hundred and one anments that constantly arise.It may be a cold, perhaps toothache, neuralgia, pain mm the bhack,\u2014u~e Polson®s Nervi- line, It's penetrating, pain subfluing and powerful.Nerviline 1s at least five times stronger than ordinary remedies and its worth In any household can\u2019t be over-est:mated.For man or beast Nervi- line 15 a panacea for all pain and costs only 25e.per bottle.Buy Nerviline today from vour druggist.country, adding to the herd from otner and toe hades bearmyg the brands hidden ; THE ANTIQUARIAN SCCIETY MONTHLY MEETING APPROVES OF PLAINS OF ABRAHAM SCHEME, At the monthly meeting of the Numismatic and Antiquarian Society, held .n the Chateau de Ramezay on Friday evening, Judge Sicotte presided.A communication was received from the president of the Royal Society of Canada, asking the co-operation of the Montreal Society in devising a scheme for making the Royal Society more representative of the whole Dominion.A resolution was passed pledging the soclety\u2019s co-opera- tion.A resolution was also passed heartily approving the Canadian battlefield scheme.and especially the preservation of the Plains of Abraham from desecration.Mr.C.A.Harwood recalled the fact that in 1898, when it wus rumored that on the eve of the termination of the lease of the Plains of Abraham by the Sisters of the Hotel Dicu of Quebec to the Federal Government, it was feared that the nuns would dispose of the Plains into building lots, the society passed a resolution protesting very strongly against this possible desecration of the historical site.In this they were acting in unison with the Quebec Literary and Historical Society, and Sir James Le Moyne was most vehement in his efforts to ward ff the threatened blow.The honorary curator reported the following donations to the museum: From Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Geo.E.Cartier's inkstand; from J.E.Lusignan, Sir Geo.E.Cartier\u2019s patent of baronetcy, his chapeau.brass candlestick, and letter weighte; from R., W.McLachlan, ten Ste.Anne de Beaupré medals from Genaro (rarcia., sub-director of the National Mexican Museum; fac simile of Fernandez, Mexican, Calender 1718; from J.A.U.Baudry, two pamphlets.R.W.McLachlan exhibited some two hundred coins and medals added to his C'anadian numismatic collection during 1907.accompanied ly a short paper commenting thereon.Of these 54 were struck \\n Canada, 10 in Great Britain, 53 in the United States, 83 in France and four in Germany.Of those struck in France nearly the whole were Yor the Shrine of | Ste.Anne de Beaunré.So numerous are i the issues for this place that Mr.Me.Lachlan has over 150 varieties, and Le has by no means al! that exist.The ad | ditions hy provinces are, Quebze, 110; | Ontario, 69; Nova Scotia, 2.New Bruns- wiek, 2: Manitoba, 5; Alberta, 8: British | Columbia, & and for the Dominion in : general, 14, A vote of thanks wae passed to Mr.McLachlan for his paper and exhibit.i \u2014_\u2014\u2014 | ROWDIES WERE FINED.Usher Kaier, Samuel Miller and Joseph ,-Ahmian appeared in the Recorder's Court « jesterday and were charged with as sault on one Tavinzansky on Sunday., Tavinzansky explained, as near as the \u201c«ourt officials could make out, that he had taken the vowy of matrimony on Saturday, and was celebrating the event with a few chosen friends in his new jhome.Late in the afternoon the three \"youths called at his home and started to break his furniture and glassware, : When T'avinzanskv called upon them to l cease, they struck him _everal times in i the face and on the head and he was obliged to have the services of a physi | clan called to stop the flow of blood | from his wounds.Mr.Recorder Dupuis | | sertenced them to a fine of $10 or one month in jail.-_\u2014\u2014\u2014 DUBE DISCHARGED Edward Dubé, who was arrested a few week, ago by Detectives Richard and { McLaughlin, in connection with having ;Teceived-stolen furs which were thought |to have been stolen from the St.Henri | Syndicate, 1685 Notre Dame street west, pon Dec.21 last, was discharged by Judge ; Choquet yesterday.for want of ev- { dence, | a READABLE PARAGRAPHS WITHOUT PREJUDICE.(From the \u2018Argonaut.\u2019) The manager of a shipyard is reported | to bave assembled bie men in the time of- ! fice and told ttem to vote in a municipal \"election as they pleased.| \u2018In fact, I shan\u2019t tell you how ! am go- : ing to vote,\u2018 he said,'but after it is all over lf shall Lave a barrel of beer brought into | theyard.\u2019 (Hear, hear,\u201d ~houted the | men.) \u2018But ! shan't tap it unlæs Mr.' Blank gets in.\u2019 Prof.Bracder Matthews, | theatrical \u201cetorv: \u2018A little girl bad dramatized a -ofa pil- \u2018low into a horse, and bad ridden on it to i ber wecther's knee.\u2018Horsy is thirsty, , Mamma,\u2019 she «aid.The mother brougat \u2018a glass of water, but the little cae care- i fully emptied it into a jardiniere befcre | offering the g'ass tended borse ; water,\u201d she i Weekly.\u2018 ! Le NOT UP TO DATE.The evidence had shown that the brick | which workman had Aropped from a ecaffo'ding tweniy feet above the | surface of the ground had fallen on al man's shoulder and broken a bonc, but the jury decided that the victim had no cause of action\u2014the falling of the brick had no! necessary connection wih the accident, | in a told the icoture on following COLVeutions, to her pillow, ought to remarked, \u2018A per.drink pertended gravely.\u2014 Harper's a careless \u201cGentlemen, ecard the judge, \u2018I never heard of such a verdict.You utterly ig- ncre the existence of the law of gravitation.\u2019 \u2018That foreman of the jury, \u2018le cided not to Chicago i law.your honor,\u2019 answered the 0 old that we de- coL=\u2018der it.It's obsole e\u2014| \u2018Tribune.11908 MEN DRESSERS LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.\u2014 STUDENTS of VILLE \u201con: BELLE Qellege look forward with confidence to a successful future.The valuable influence this old-establish- ed, incorporated College commands, and the practical, up-to-date Busjness Training given students, have insured permanent benefits to thousands of young men and women.For free Catalogue, address: BELLEVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE, Limite*, Belleville, Ont STANDARD BUSINESS COLLEGE, 314 St.Catherine street W- Bookkeepliog, Higher Accounting, Shortnand, Typewriting, Er.glieh, etc.Best results in shortest time.Terms for Evening Classes, $3 a month.WwW.S.JONES, Principal.; = meh Music and Art.ELOCUTION and PUBLIC SPEAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.Private Lessons in the evening.Far terms, address, R.McGLAUGHLIN, Tel.W.1560.22 Burton ave, __Auantie City, NJ HOTEL DENNIS ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.Directly on the ocean front with unobstructed view, is always popular in winter on account of its unequalled appointmonts and equipment to care for guests at this season of the year.Hot and cold sea water im private baths.WALTER J, BUZBY.GALEN HALL, Atlantic city.Hotel and Sanitortum, Bathe and Massage In our well equipped Departments will help many suffering] from the strain of the recent financial disturbance.Trained attendants only.Guests from.other hotels welcome.F.L.YOUNG, Manager.Groceries, rrovisions, «e THE QUESTION 18 What shall we have for Breakfast?The Answer is go or send to WALTER PAUL'S Stores\u2019 And get some of his real new laid eggs; and u few pruuds of bis choice Sugar- | cured Bacon (machine sliced), very thin, or some of hig Glasgow Beef Ham, or, for, a change, try his Fresh Cured Haddies cr! Kippered Herrings, which he receives daily by express.Over one hundred dozen real | pew laid eggs received dally.| 461 St.Catherine street west, corner of Metcalfe s:reet.Phones, Up 1237, 1238, 1239.Branch, 80 University street, corner of Burnside etreet.Up 4638.PLATING Buffing, Coloring Japanning.Greatest Capacity in City for Structural Iron Work, / Prompt delivery and best of work assured by introduction of greatly increased apparatus Canadian Oliver TypewriterCo.Head Office, 140 St.Peter 8t.Te] Main 333° Works, 275 Bt Martin St Tel.Uptown 1378 Gentlemen who will be particular of their dress during 1908, will likely rank as custoiners of these works.where men\u2019s clothes are carefully Cleaned and Dyed.R.PARKER & CO,, Dyers and Cleaners, Montreal, Quo.620 #t.Catherine St, W., Cor.Mountain stand 392 Netre Dame yt.West.Phones Bell (Up) 3841.Main 1537.Mecoaines, rarmers, Sportsmen | To heal and soften the skin ind remove grease, oil and rust stains, paint 1nd earth, ete.tse The \u201c Master Mechanic's\u201d Tar Soap, Alben Joilet soap Co.Mig \u2014\u2014 BLACKMAIL CASE FORMER \u2018500 THOTELKEBPER » SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR TWO YEARS, Sault, Ste.Marie.Ont.Jan.20.\u2014John C.McLeod, formerly a well-known hotel- Keeper, and confessed author or * black- hand\u201d letters, wus sentenced to two years in the Kingston penitentiary to-day.\u201d Me- Lead said he needed money, and tried to scare business men of the town into leaving it at designated spots by threatening their lives, I the above while living with parents or on 3 PERN ans A Ra NE Co] N LINE ECYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.From PORTLAND.Welshman, Jan.26 *Dominion, Fab, 23 Ottoman, Feb.1 Welshman, Feb.29 *Canada, Feb.8 *Kensington, Mar.7 | Cornishman,Feb.15 Canada, March 14, *These steamers carry passengers.Steamers «ail from Portland, 2 p.m.The \"CANADA 1s one of (he fastest and most comfortable steuwsers in the Canadian trade, First-Clase rate, $50.00; Second-Class, $30.00 and upwards, according to eteamer.MODERATE RATE SERVICE.| To Liverpool, $40.00 and $42.50, To London, $2.50, additional.Third-Clase to Liverpool, $16.25; London, ! 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For all information apply to local agents, | er t.i DOMINION LINE, 17 St, Sac: ament Street, Montreal.i SYNOPSIS © HOMESTEAD krGULATIONS, | ANY EVEN NUMBEREDL Section of Dv- minion Lands in Manitoba or the North- | West Provinces, excepting 8 and 28, not) reeerved, may be homesteaded by any person the sole head o: à family, or male, over 18 years of age, to the extent ol one- quarter eection, of 160 acres, more or less.Applications for homestead entry must be made in person by the applicant at a Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-Agency.Entry by proxy may, however, be made atan\u2019 Agency, on certain conditions by the father, mother, son, daughter, brother, or sister of the Intending homesteader.An application for entry or cancellation made personally at any Sub-Agent\u2019s ot-! fice may be wired to the Agent by the Sub-' Agent, at the expense of the applicant, and if the land applied for 1s vacant on re- ceip* of the telegram such application ie [to have priority, and the land will be held: until the necessary papers to complete the ; transaction are received by mail.In case o! \u2018personation\u2019 or fraud the @p-| plicant wlll fomteit all priority of claim, ! or if entry has been granted it will be; summarily cancelled.! An application for cancellation must be | made In person.The applicant must be; eligible for homestead entry, and only one application for cancellation will be received | from an individual until that application has bees disposed of.Where an entry is cancelled subsequent to institution of cancellation proceedings, the applicant for cancellation wll be en- | titled to prior right of entry.! Applicant lor cancellation must state in | what particulars the homesteader is In.default.A homesteader whose entry is not the aubiect of cancellation proceedings may, subject to the approval of Department, re- Mnquish it in favor of father, mother, son.daughter, brother or sister if eligible, but to no one else, on filing declaration of atardonment.DUTIES.\u2014A settler form the duties under one of ing plane.(1) at least aix months\u2019 residence upon and cultivation of the land in each year during the term o! three yeare.(2) A homesteader may, if he so decires, perform the required residence duties by living on farming land owned solely by him.not lere than eighty (R0) acres in extent, in the vicinity of his homestead.Joint ownership In land will not meet thls requirement (3) If the father (or mother, !f the father is deceased) of a homesteader has permanent residence on farming land owned enle- ly by him, not less than eighty (80) acres in extent, in the vicinity of the homestead, or upon a homestead entered for by bim in the vicinity, such homesteader may per- | \"orm bis own residence duties by lving: with the father (or mother).(4) The term \u2018vicinity\u2019 in the two preceding parazraphs js defined as meaning not more than nine miles in a direct line, ex- | clusive of the width of the road allowances erneeed.nthe measurement.: (5) A homesteader Intending his residence duties In is required to per- the follow- tn perform accordance with *arming land owned by himself must no- tity the Agent for the dietrict of such {n- tention, Before making application for patent the settler must give six months\u2019 notice fn writing to the Commiseioner of T T.ande at Ottawa of hic intention to do ro.SYNOPST® NF CANADIAN NORTH-WEST MINING REGULATIONS.COAL.\u2014Coal mining righ's mav be leased for a period of twenty-one years at an annual Tental of $1 per acre.Not more than 2.560 acres shall be leased to one individual or company.A royalty at the, rate of five cents per ton ehall be collected on the merchantable coal mined.OUARTZ.\u2014A person eighteen years of age or over.having discovered mineral in place, may locate a claim 1.50 x 1,50 feet, The fee for recording a claim i= 85, At least $100 must be expended an the claim each year, Or paid to the mining recorder in lleu thereof.When $500 has been expended or nald.the locator mav upnn! having a survey made, and upon complv- | ing with other requirements, purchase the! vand at $1 per acre.| i i The patent provides for the payment of a royalty of 216 percent on the sales.Placer mining claime generally are 100 feet square: entry \u2018ee $5, renewable vearly, An applicant may obtain two leases tq dredge for gold ¢f five miles each for à term of twenty gmars, renewable at the discretion of tha Minister of the Interior The lessee she!l have a dredge In operation within one season from the date of the lease for each five miles.Rental, $10 per annum for each mile of river leven | Royalty at fhe rate of 2% percent enllect.ed on the output a\u2019\u2018er it excerda $10.000.ORY y w.c .Deputy If the Minister of the Interior, | this | N.B.\u2014Unauthorized publication of advertisement will not be paid fars BERMUDA ALLAN LINE.ROYAL MAIL derVICK, TO LatekPOUL, from drum .Bt John.Halifax CORSICAN.\u2026 Jan à Jan 5 «CET URS GRAMPIAN | Jan.31 Feb.1 oY A TUNISIAN .Feb.14 Feb.15 ' - SICKET CORSICAN .Feb.28 Feb.29 ! 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ten days fromm New York.for St Thomas, st Crux, st | Fur Kitts, Anuigus, Dominica, Guadaloupe, Martius, Se St Lucia, Barbadous and Demerara.For illustrated yemphlets, passages un full particulars appiy tv 1'as Quebec Steamship Company's Tieket Agents, W H Clty Ticket @Mee.Henry, 286 St.James st: W.(1 Clancy, 137 st Next Post © J James st.Norman L.Lusher, 175 St Junies, Or ve | \u2014 - T JG.Brock and CO, agents, 211 Comming mera 8 Montreal, copveit CLARK'S CRUISE OF THE ARABIC,\u201d À i ) ¥ i 1 A À | 16.000 tons, fine, large, 4 cc unusually steady T Get a Box lo TH: ORIEN HARTE'S GRIP © % Fe ruary 6 to April 07 Las \u2018old 1 sam Sesenty days, costing unly 8409.00 aud ay, i Cures a (ole ~ ing shore excursions.SPECIAL FEATURES: Price 2°.A Madeira.Cadiz, Seville.Algiers, Mata, 19 days In .A., Egypt and the Holy Land.Coin go A f ; A Athens, Rome, the Riviera © TOURS ROUND c PS ew nee THE WOLLD 40 TOURS TO EUROPE Then get a bo\u201d most comprehensive und attractive cer cnered E'S COUGH vi F.C.CLARK, Times Blde.New York.; HART Price 27c von Ho Henry, 186 St James St.M mir al ; - st | J.A.HARTE, C-.150 Notre Dame \u20ac.Cement, Drain Pipes, &c.| = 5 - | J By | \u2019 Ce.i 4 I D CEMENTS R , 6 PORTE ams en TS, | And CONTRA.Valuations mA cd , W.& F.P.CURRIE ce, ne + 8788 te 835 HIDBERE 845 ét dames êtreck Toi Main 418% eu 2d snail Co hil Pall EYER SINGH W'LBURN EFFE Ce, \"is à + DHOIME \u201cTU, Vars he = pat CIE y = Man with \u201crend Ever eee) Neary Ac] ; havin, but) \u201c Pilis, à tomy \u201cne oq, : \"am ln , bury No deaier Fer Moat, On 99 - «4 sPAT.JANTARY > TOR OF SALAMIS \u2018! \"TEARNS DAVIS, 4 FRIEND OF CÆSAR\u201d \u2018GOD | - H11 SHAZTAR, ETC.\u2018nthe 3 gean shore a vds, Bu:lr nobly, pure .- an.ght the soil L « \u201c6e eys of Greece.\u201d »yrIOHT, 1907, BY sta MILLAN \u20ac OMPANY.| CNL Re :{: PRECEDING CHAPTERS.- =\u201c Groece lay unde.: the y avasion, Glaucon, the - in tbe Isthmian : rival had been Ly- tq league with Per- ! neraies, the Athen- goto py the pros- sell: important ans Lhrowing sus- means of forgery.aaocence the athlete : and assisted by -, boards an outgoing \u201ca boat, however.15 - eaves tne lives Of i wakes from a long 1ll- : 10 Sardis under the ianius and his wife, sd, ani returns to ng beau.y that seems J CS, Ta > PE 2 zs of Greece.In reward 5 Xerxes further makes san Lord.The Only news 1 \u201c zone js *hac Hermione is | - smocrates, and feeling -ro+*es in Greece, he yields «111.*he beautiful sister < .having pleased Xerxes, vi=1 as a reward, is ~»! with roveral unde- NIN.\u2014(Continued.) ! to please.1 ought == by some dread: out again.1 will : son is fixed, Mar .- vuu in marriage to 3 _.ven a Persian Oy - siuve was a disobe- power, who even pises many of the -4 Aryans.Hark, When Hellas 1s con® « taat Mardonius wed Proxaspes\u201d an uproarions \u201cie toousand loyal great pavilion to Lee in the confu- [ - \u201caz-atra and Roxana + hands dragged the \u2026 to the king, show- anner où congratula- © was @ plain prool az tae beautiful Hel- .-ersona)l favorites\u2014a Li honor not to be What 'Praxaspes the king was =o 0: laughinz and march.delighted to - 4, voarcd his injune- x» Joud that above Comm.7 ner well, Prexas + Fsvptian fillies \u201crh and the lash at - *vranny of your own no have the satrapies wright eves in the \u2014 son où Darius play - \u2026 \u2018king more danzer- [* will take all your A | « - em.A hard task 3 000750 Oo us 1 good Persian \u201c wentv.Take the Then in twelve .nz the prize a Per- - very summer on the = audren © .~ broad hint, the - with laughter again, ~~ needless to say, was vi ull it seemed it 5 Univ a few ventured -vn: \u2018The Hellene : in the Fast be- « our + Mitbra wither .- .A caning when the host + Larissa, for Mere N progress low, ee | Hi = \u2018 r du: \u2018aivitation of The Heart VE 3 4CE SHE WAS NINE YEARS OLD, + ¥ Tie HEART AND NERVE PILLS FECTED A COMPLETE CURE - nr health failing, your food\u201d 5 you no good, your heart wly -\u2014now slow, now fast\u2014 now and then, palpitagons «he shghtest exciteme: «1 the region of the hea ) \u2019 «= and faint spells, these all .weakness, to nerve derange i ent health consequent upon i not corrected and cured Heart and Nerve Pills, will .; \u2018ter prostration and hope- i's many have been raised sis remedy, as ite power is \u201cinn most marvellous : bat, x.\u201cl v.n have gone s0 far?Tak- w will turn you from the RE * sirknezs and put you on \u201ccaitn, ~~, Toronto, Oot., writes: -eatest of pleasure that I \u201civ vrn'a Heart and Nerve - 1 was nine yeare of age ed with palpitation of my side and nervous- < cdder tt kept increasing.uumerous doctors medi- : a, l was induced to try \u2018-r using several boxes 1 a kept on taking them \" now [ can trathfully *nealth\" anil Nerve Pills are - *hree for $1.25, at all .©.Milburn Co., Limited, at, EE TQ 27 ; | nignant i Live given you one, ind a trea-sure of | and , 1908 Cespite Mardonius\u2019's providence, the question où commissariat sometimes became difficult.Now ut last, leaving behind Llirace and Macedonia, the army began tu enter Greece itself.As 1t fared across the teeming plains of Thessaly, it met only welcome from the inhabitants and submissions from fresh embassies.Report came from the fleet\u2014keeping pace with the land army along the coasts \u2014that nowhere had the weak squadrons of the Greeks adventur=d a stand.Dally the smile of the Lord of the World grew more complacent, as his \u2018 table-compan- ions\u2019 told him: \u2018The rumor of your Evernity\u2019s advent stupefies the miserable Hellenes.Like Atar, the Angel of Fire, your splendor glittery afar.You will enter Athens and Sparta, and no sword léave its sheath, no bow its wrapper.\u2019 Every day Mardonius asked of Glau- con, * Will your Hellenes tight ?and the answer was ever more doubting, \u2018I do not know.\u2019 Long since Glaucon had given up hope of the defeat of the Persian.Now he prayed devoutly there might be no usze- less shedding of blood.If only he could turn back and not behold the humiliation of Athens! Of the fate of his old-time friends \u2014 Democrates, Cimon, Hermione\u2014he tried not to think.No doubt Hermione was the wife of Democ- rates.More than a year had sped since the flight from Colonus.Hermione had put off her mourning for the yellow veil of a bride.Glaucon prayed the war might bring her no new sorrow, though Democrates, of course, would resist Persia to the end.As for himself he would never darken their eyes again.He was betrothed to Roxana.With her he would seek one of those valleys in Bactria which she had praised, the remoter the better, and there perhaps was peace.Thug the host wound through Thessaly, till before them rose, peak on peak, the jagged mountain wall of Othrys and O.ta, fading away in violet distance, the bulwark of central Hellas.Then the king's smile became a frown, for the Hellenes.undismayed despite his might, were assembling their fleet at northern Euboea, and at the same time a tempest had shattered a large part of his royal navy.The Magi offered sacrifices to appease Tishtrya, the Prince of the Wind- ruling Stars, but the king's frown grew blacker at each message.Glaucon was near him when at last the monarch\u2019s thunder broke forth.A hot, sultry day.The king's chariot had just crossed the mountain stream of the Sphercus, when a captaln of a hundred came galloping, dismounted, and prostrated himself in the dust.\u2018Your tidings ?demanded Xerxes, sharply.\u2018 Be gracious.Fountain of Mercy.'\u2014the captain evidently disliked his mission\u2014'L am sent from the van.We came to a place where the mountaing thrust down npon the sea and leave but a narrow I road by the ocean.Your slaves found i certain Hellenes, rebels against your be- vernment, holding a wall and barring all passage to your army\u2019 i \u201cAnd did vou not forthwith seize these \"impudent wretches and drag them hither \"to be judged by -me \u201d | \u2018Compassion.Omnipotence.\u2019\u2014the messenger trembled\u2014\u2018 they seemed sturdy._»| well-armed rogues, and the way was narrow and steep where a score can face a thousand.Therefore, your slave came | straight with his tidings to the ever gracious king.\u2019 \u2018Dog! Coward! Xerxes plucked the whip from the charioteer's hand and Hashed it over the wretch\u2019s shoulders.:* By the fravashi, the soul of Darius my father.no man shall bring so feul a word to me and live! \u2018 Compassion, Omnipotence, compas- | sion I\" groaned the man, writling like a | worm, Already the master-ef-punish- | ments was approaching to cover bis face | with a towel, preparatocy to tne bow: string.but the royal anger spent itself just enough to avert a tragedy.\u201cYour life 13 forfeit, but I am ll too | merciful ! Take, then, three hurdred \u201catripes on the soles of your feet and live to he hraver in the future\u2019 ¢ A thousand blessings on your ben'gr- itv.\u201d cried the captain.as they led him away \u2018I congratulate myself that in significant as I am the king vet deigns to notice my existence even to recompense my shortcomings.\u2019 \u201cOff ordered the bristling memarch, \u2018or you die the death yet.And do vou, | Mardonius, take Prexaspes, who som» what knows this country, spur forward, : and discover who are the madmen thus earning their destruction The command was obeyed.Glaucon galloped heside the Prince, overtaking the marching army.until as they cantered into the little mud-walled city of Heracleo a second mess-nzer from the van met them with further details.\u2018The pass is held by seven thousand Grécian men-at-arms.There are no Athenians- There are three hundred come from Sparta.\u2019 \u201cAnd their chief ¥ leaning eagerly.\u2018Is Leonidas of T.acedaemon.\u201cThen.O Mardonius.\u2019 spoke the Athen jan.with a throb in his voice not there in hour ago.\u2018 There will be battle.\u201d Sa.whether wise men or mad, the Hellenes were not to lay down their arms without one struggle, and Glaucon knew not whether to be sorry or to be nroud.t + | asked Glaucon, (To be continued.) CHILDRENS COBNER AN ADOPTED MULHER.Arthur Allen was a very tender-heart- ed.little boy, and there were tears 1 his eyes when he came into the kitchen one morning carrying tn his arms a big brown hen, which had been run over by à hav waggon and killed.\u2018What wii beccme of Brownie\u2019s little ehickens, mamma?he asked.\"They are out under a currant bush, all peeping out {vr their mother! Mrs.Allen went out into the garden with Arthur to look at the poor httle cinchens, \u2018| here were thirteen of the show, Huffy little things, and they were only three uays old.\u201cI'hey mustn't die\u201d said Arthur, take care of them myself.\u201d Us hronght à basket.and but all the \u2018pu THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS Old Cough Keep in close touch with your family dector.No medicine was ever made that could take Old coughs, desperate coughs, rasping || coughs, extremely perilous coughs, coughs that shake the whole body.It takes a strong medicine, a doctor\u2019s medicine, to master snch coughs.A great many people 1ely on Ayer\u2019s his place.Trust him at all times.Cherry Pectoral.Lows] Rass: \u2014 mprger TE \u2014 Equitable plans.Reserve Fund exceeding.ERI .$100,000.00.Join now, Special Inducements, Apply to any member or to the Grand Recorder, SOCIETY'S OWN BUILDING, Corner Sherbrooke street and Park Avenue, Montreal.\u201c ABBEY'S EFFERVESCENT SALT, Department of Railways and Canals LONDON, ENGLAND.\u201d I the Matter of the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1209, and in the ma\u2019ter of the Abbey Effervescent Salt Company, Ltd.Notice |s hereby given that the Creditors of the above-named Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are required ou or before the thirtieth day of January, 1908, being the day for that purpose fixed.to send their name: and addresses and particulars of their Mlobts or claims, and the names and addresses of their Solicitore, if any, tc me, signed, the liquidator of the said Company, and If so required by notice in writing from the said liquidator are, by their Solicitors, ta come in and prove their said debts or claims at such time and place as shall be specified in such notice, or In default thereof, they will Le excluded from the benefite of any distribution made before such debts are proved.Dated this 13th day of January.1908, (Signed) ERNEST POPE, 144 Queen Virtcria street.London, E.C.Liquidator of the above Company.TENDERS FOR INDIAN SEALED TENDERS, addre sed to th: undersigned and endorsed \"Tenders for lo- dian Supplies,\u201d will be received at this Department up to uwoon on THURSDAY.3uth January, 1908, for the delivery of Indian supplies during the fiecal year ending the for an Industry that will yleld a reason- 31st March, 1908, duty pald, at various pcints in Manitoba, Sarkatchewan and Al- Lerta.Forms of terder, containing full parti- | which Industry to be designated in tender, ctlars, may be bad by applylnz io the un- demaigned, or tn the Indian Commissioner at Winoipez.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.J.D.McLEAN, Secretary.Department of Indian Affairs Ottawa.N.B.\u2014Nev.cpapers in:erting this advertisement without authority from the Department will not be paid.\u2014 EE \u2014 \u2014m little chickens into it.Then he carried t'¢m off to an empty oat bin In the barn, waere there was plenty of room tor item to run about.The aext morning, when Mrs.Alden went out to the barn to tell Arthur to hunt for some eggs, she stopped at the oat bin to look at the motherless chickens.\u2018Ynere in one corner of the bin hung the big feather duster.and gathered under 1t were all the httle chickens! \u2018I thought the duster could be a mother to them, manmiuna,\u201d said Arthur No Mrs, Allen let the duster hang in the bin, and the little chickens gathered under it until they were old enough to roost on a bar.\u2014'Youth's Companion,\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014 A CATLAND LAW Pussy caught a mouse for dinner, But the mouse was wise aud oll.\u2018Wait a Int,\u201d spake he unto her, \u2018Have you never yet been told That there is a law in Mouseland That pronounces 1ts disgrace To begin to eat vour dinner Ere vou go and wash your face?\u201d Pussy {elt ashamed.\u201cA cat should Do as well's a mousie can!\u2019 Loosed her claws-\u2014-and in a jiffy Off the wise mouse lightly ran; Very vexed, the pussy seolded: \u2018Mouszeland laws would work disgrace, This shall be the law in Catland\u2014 \u201cAfter eating wush your face!\u201d \u2014 Little Folks\u201d Magnesia, calomel, pills and evil - tasting mineral waters have no place beside + Abbey\u2019s is the gentlest, mildest, and most effective of all tonic-laxatives.It makes the bowels regular.165 28c.and 60c.\u2014at your druggist's.y, Grand Lodge A.O.U.W.The Most Popular Order of the Day.t the under- \u201c Governor-in-Council } : Lessee acquiriag property.Adequate rates.CANADA.INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY NOTICE re Leasing of Old Car and Work Shops, Moncton, N.B.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to tha Secretary of the Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, markod \u2018Tender for leasing car and work shops,\u2019 will be received until 16 o'clock of the FIFTEENTIL DAY OF FEERUARY, 1:08, for tae a- quiring under lease of the car and work shops with Railway sidings, (at Morcion.N.B.), as dceignated on plans to be eceen \"al the office of the Secretary of the ve partment of Kailways and Canals, Ottawa, and at the office of the General Manager of! the Irtercolorlal Railway, Moncton, the | lense to be granted to cover togelher with | the general terms and conditions in such cases, the following: 1.\u2014Term 21 years at rental named, with right of recewal for =econd term at euch rental sud upon such cenditioge a the may then determine.\"2 \u2014Occupation and use to be bona fide ably steady trafic for the rallway, the character, and prospective output of and the operstion of which to be commenced within one year from.date of 3.\u2014That yearly operation shall be of such an extent as to continuously employ uot less than 300 employees.Bach tender must be accomp.inied by a certified benk cheque for $10,000.00, payable to the order of the Minister of Railways and Cauals, t¢ be held by the Department in case of! the eucces:ful tenderer, until such time ac the then lecsee has duly installed on the premises for the operation of the work to be carried on under lease, machinery in value to the sum covered by said cheque, of which value the Minister aforesaid shall be the tole Judge, and at which time to be duly returned to \u2018he Lessee by the Department.The highest or any tender not necesarlly accepted.By order, L.K.JONES, Secretary.Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, Jan.7th, 1908.Newspepers lvserting this advertisemeat without authority from the Department will not by paid tor it.WHAT SAITH THE SCRIPTURE?4 WEDNESDAY, JAN.22.REJOICE IN THE LORD.(lod would have His people joyful and happy.Be glad in the Lord and rejoice, ye righteous.What have they to rejoice in.First.God so loved the world as to give His own Son for its re demption.No wonder that angels sang for jov (Luke 11.) Second.Christ so loved me as to die in my behalf, to ransom me from death.As 1 believe, trust in Him, | enter a life in which sin has no power and death no place.The disciples were glad when they saw the risen Lord.(Jno.xx.) How great will be our joy when we first enter into Mis presence.where there is fulness of joy and pleasures for evermore.The names of His people are written in hca- ven.(Luke x.20.Jesus has promis ed that where Te is, His servants shall be to behold His glorv and share in it.(Jno.xii.26: xvii.24.) Ahsence from the home in the bndv is to be at home with the Lord.Paul had a desire to depart that he might be with Christ.(Phil.i) IJe could sav.\u2018For me to live is Christ.and to die is gain\u201d (Phil, i., 21: iL, Heaven should be begun be- Jnw.We are tn reinice in the Lord in this life.and to reioice alwav.( Phil.iii.1; iv, 4 Christ is the abiding source of jov and gladness, in whom, helieving ve rejoice with jor unspeakable and glorious.(I.Pet.i., 8) ii DAILY TEXT., January 22.Thou wilt keep him ir perfect peace whose mind is stayed on thee.\u2014Isaah xxvi.3.Trust we in the Lord forever; for in the Lord Jehovah is everlasting strength.\u2014Isaiah xxvi.4.Situations Vacant.11 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 reer SEWERS \u2014 WANTED.EXPERIENCE sewers in curtain and drapery department.Apply MISS SPELLESSY, care of Castle & Son, 588 St.Catherine street, West.\u2014_ \u2014 \u2014 Pupils Wanted.ATTRACTIVE COURSE OF PIANO Study.Special method for beginners.Ra- pid Ppicgrees\u2014Up-to-date music\u2014Cur- rect touch and techvique.Rates mod- crate, Evering lessons if desired.Apply 155 Mance street.Employment Wanted.= WANTED,BY A RESPECTADLE WOMAN, Business Cards.DYEING AND CLEANING \u2014 WORK OF work of any kind: would be willing to| gq) kinds neatly d help in pantry.Apply 9 Mayor street, rates.THE ST.LAWRENCE TE city.WORKS.131 Bleury street.STEADY, INTELLIGENT, AND SOBER Ce Young Maa seeks employrnent,\u2014respon- sible or subordinate.Able correspondent, quick and accurate at figures, and bas some knowledge of typewriting (Empire machire).Highe-t refercuces as to character and ability.Write Box 1100, \u2018Witress' Office.MENDING AND DARNING NEATLY and promptly dope.Leave garments at 131 Personal WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN possessing some natural talent, to joia an Amateur Theatrical Club, Members ship fee wil! include thorough lastructiom in all stage work.For further partleu- lare address, by letter only, , Mo GLAUGHLIN, 22 Burton ave.Bleury street, city.PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN ADVANCED Elocu:ion and Public Speaking; also, = = amateur Theatrical Clubs coached.Fer < erms address R.McGLAUGHLIN, 3 Wanted.Burton avenue.Tel W.1560, \u2019 WANTED, A ROLL TOP DESK IN Good SAS Se condition.Address.stating price.Miscellaneous.DESK, P.O.Box 2234, Montreal.= 2 LE fe WANTED IMMEDIATELY-$1,500 to $2,000 on a first-class small property, H.M.SIMPSON, Room 4}, Renou! BuldDg.Tel.Up 2368.OFFICE ROOM WANTED FOR TWO evenings in the week only; St.Catherine street or vicinity, Address, giving lowes terms, R.M., \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.RAILS AND LOCO.CRANE WANTED.Prices and full pariiculare required for 200 yards secord-hand standard gauge hail (about «uv Ib} and Sleepers, with 3-ton loco.steum jib crane, cnmplete, by (.& W.WALKER, Ltd., Newport, Shrop-hire, England.House Letting Placards, de.The following announcements, printed om good paper.are For Sale at the \u2018Witness , Office.Many of then are in both the French and Ænglish langua;es: BASEMENT TO LET.CELLAR TO 1.ET CLOSES AT ONE O'CLCCK COTTAGF FOR TALE, DRESSMAKING DONE MERE, DWELLING TO LET.FLAT TO LET.FACTORY TO LIT.FOR SALE OR T#} LET.FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET.FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.FURNISED ROOMS TC LET.HOUSE TO LET HOUSE TO LET OR FOR SALB.HOUSE FOR SALE.LEASE FORMS.LOT TO LET.LOT FOR SALE.Lower DWELLING TO LPT.LOWER PART CF HOUSE TO LET.MEALS AT ALL HOURS.NO SMOKING.OFFICE TO LET.OFFICES TO LET.PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSEROOM TO LET ROOMS TO LET.8HOP TO LET.SHOP AND DWELLING TO LBT.STABLE TO LET.STORE TO LET.STORE AND DWELLING TO LET.TABLE BOARD.THIS FLAT TO LET.THIS PROPERTY FOR SALE.TRESPASS NOTICES.TO LET.UPPER DWELLING TO LET.UPPER PART OF HOUSE TO LET.UPPER FLAT TO LET.YARD TO LET.JOEN DOUGALL & SON.PUBLISHERS, Cor.Craig and St.Peter sts, Montreal \u2014 Many precious things we can give.but not peace.But our brother, Jesus Christ, can do more than wish it.He can bestow it, and when we need 1t most, he stands ever beside us, in our weakness and unrest, with his trong arm stretched out to help, and on las calm lips the old words\u2014 My grace 1% sufticient for thee\u201d \u2018My peace À give unto you.\u2014Alexander Maclaren.A very heautiful thought i< brought out by the French translation of 1.Peter v.7; there, our version reads: \u2018Casting all your care upon him: for he careth for you.\u201d The word \u2018casting\u2019 13 translated \u2018unload.\u2019 The word \u2018cast\u2019 might scem to bring to our mind the action of taking up something and throwing it entirely on Christ.How any times, deur friend, have you not found the cares too heavy to lift?Have dou not felt that they were crushing you with their weight?Have you ever sven a coal cart unload?The man took out of the front of the heavy cart a little iron pin, aud the cart was =o balanced on the axles that then, with a «light pressure on the back of the cart, 1t would tip up and the whole load =iide on to the ground, and the pony would trot away with a light step.You do not have to take it up: just take out the little pin of your endeavors to help matters.and then with your hands ot faith and committal tip up the big lead and then run on.for \u2018He careth for you We like the reading of the Revised Version: \u2018Casting all your anxiety upon him, because he careth for you.\u201d He is not anxious about us; we ave the ones who have the anxiety\u2014the worry: but he has, the care.like that of a she» herd for his flock.or a mother for ler child.To unload upon him all our anxiety i= a good privilege that is accorded us.Oh, for grace to do it daily! \u2014 TICHT MONEY PINCHING MANY Thousands more are being squeezed by aching coins which can be cured quickly with Putnam's Corn Extractor.Being free irom causties, Putnam's 1s painless.Used years.Use no other 1 LL [ANY ONE NUT BEING ABLE lu veu a \u2018Witness\u2019 at bis mewsdeniers wil oblige (he publishers by notifying tne Subscription Department ts Lelephone Mam 409, or by postcard.JOHN DOUGALL & SON, \u2018Wilnegs' Bulldiog, Montreal.For Sale.SWISS STELLA MUSICAL LION, $2 tunes, gcoi a: new, vot $zm: will cell at a bargaiu; aiso, tcbeggan 41 Quenel &trest.v SINGING CANARIES AND BIRD CAGES } foi sale.Siberian gold finches, skylarks, thrushes, bulifincbes, Jupancse robine, i bird sced.gravel, ete, Guid fish aod | giobes, aquarium requisites, West End i DBird Store, 1012 Noire Dame St.wesl, between Chatham aud Cunu.ng.OK SALE.UN EASY PAYMENTS, Fur- clture, Carpets, Stoves, Qo-Carta, ete.ete THE J 5.PRINCE CO., B 8t t.-wrrnoe plreet.Flats 10 Let.FIVE ROOMS, Gf Cc.street,cear Mount Roya; ression.Addrew 234 St ST ANDRE immediate pos- Tyamothe stree', TO RENT.BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED flat.neated, side wipduwse, bot and cold water, open piumbing, ete, from Jaou- aiy let to May kt.or locger.Apply Box 6u6, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.14 RENT, ON ST.PETER STREET, between St.Jagies aod Craig streets, (wo derivable fais, beated, suitable for light manufacturing or offices.Light and power if 142 St.Peter street.required.Apply, Kooms to Let LARGE FRONT ROOMS, FURNISH- moderi.te price, quiet family, no Apply 71 Beaver Hall Hill, ed, children.BERRI, 1:56 \u2014 WELL HEATED, FUR- nisbed rooms, epamel bath, Auer light, one minute from St.Denis or Mount Royal cars SHUTER STREET.34\u2014-TO LET, SINGLE front room on bath flat.To Let, OFFICE TO LET, IN TIJIE NEW Lindsay Building on S:.Catherine.near Peel st.Goods and passcuger elevators, Heated apd lighted.Fireproof building.Special rates for irsurauce.Apply io C.W.LINDSAY, Limited, 512 St.Catherine et.West FACTORY OF THREE FLATS SITUATED on Papineau avenve, a little above St.Catherine street, containing 22,5% square feet of floor space, heuted, with elevu- tor facilities for ehippivg vary good; vindows on all sides: power and eleciriy light furnished if desired; very desirable premises.For further particulars apply to THE MONTREAL WATERPROOP CLOTHING CO., 200 Papineau avenue.FIRST FLOOR, en Bt.Peter street, near corae.#f Cralg.For Offices or Warenvuse; brixbl aad attractive; heated, and newly decorated, Apply to \u2018Witness\u2019 Bullding.Property.158 DROLET ST.SOLID BRICK, AN exceptional opportunity to secure a g009 Lome at a bargain price.J.Omar Oakley, room 78, 107 St.Jumes St., hours from eleveu until two o'clock.Phoae Main 1198.or uz WITNESS may be left with A.T.CHAPMAN, Bookseller, K3 St.Ce trerine street West, or with R.TURNER, Grocer, Point B5t.Charles, 601 Wellingtes street, West of Subway.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS CASH TARIFF.Situation Vacamt, Bltuation Wanted, Pue pils Wanted, Rooms to Let, Articles Found, Second-hand Articles Wanted or For Sale 20 Words fer 10e.yc for vach sudilional word.Six iBsere tions lor tbe price of four.Property For Sale or To Let £a Other Articles For Sale \"OR 20 Werds for 25e 1 cent for each additional word.Ax lnseds tions for the price of four.\u2014 TE personals.Agents Wanted } 25 Werds for 60».NOTICE PARTICULARLY Postage Stamps Will be Accepted, The above rates are CASH with order, When not prepald numerous entries have to be made, snd tie rete ie, 12 consequence, much higher.No charge made in our boezs for any aa- slocessfully for fifty .y vertisement of lesa than Ave Lines Dh |.à ad - mai -\u2014\u2014 - - ro + \u20ac 19 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS 1 Wrpwespay.JANTAey (0,00 fa \u2014\u2014 = \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 SEs \u2014\u2014\u2014 ' , #2 2 INSURANCE IN MORE RIOTS IN BERLIN, CONGO REFORM.CONDENSED BPESPATCHES |[MR.JOHN MITCHELL HEAT WAVE IN AUSTRA; à iE \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 ~ RETIRES ON APRIL I.\u2014 oF NEW YORK STATE.I.BURNED - | PA » Collision Between Mob and the |Proposed Treaty for Transfer to! PS5 Eu.J Over a Hundred Deane .D ; ice\u2014 i i Presi of the United Mine! Sunstroke\u2014 re 5 Strictures Upon New Law Made Police\u2014Many Persons Belgium Denounced in Ponoka, Alb., Jan.21.Ben Kempmas, ren uae \u2019 Bush t re ; T NO ; i aged 21, was burned to death in a fire o! America Reluses n by State Superintendent.Injured.London.oh destroyed the residence of E.K.orkers .reat Damage - oe London, un 2110 | Boo Hes ky ce of fe | Gilt From Miners of - Albany, N.Y.Jan, 21.\u2014Au interes Berlin, Jan.21.\u2014There was a serious ondon, Jan.21.\u2014There was a meeting Kampman slept wi oy Bullock, - Melbouxr \\ Mb than ordinury attaches to the 80\u201d collision late to-day between the police in this city this afternoon of the Congo stairs, and the latter gave him warning.Montana and Wyo- heat ve .dian Nor nual report of Utto helsey, New York oï this city and a number of unemployed Reform Association, under the presiden- Bullock got out of the window and min Non (enaGl State Superintendent vf Insurance, made whu earlier in the day had attended one | cy of Lord Monkswell, at which a more Kampman started to secure some cloth- g.but it be ( suonal H public to-night, because of hie ie of the mass meetings organized and od active campaign yes decided upon.The ing.track va ¢ n certain of tbe legislalloN dressed by the Socialists.he police association passed a number of resolu- ; .; ; _ Jan.%.\u2014The niné- ; pe ; \u2014Uwe Tamed by the legislature of 1906 upon |.their sabres when the crowd hurled tions which will be communicated to BIG STRIKE rc ndianapols.Ind, Aen.of the United he et?cd the recommendation of the Armstrong missiles at them, and before order was| Secretary of State Root and the Congo THREATENED._ Aline Workers of America opened today shije.Toe iti lose Executive Investigating Committee, ol Lestored many men were wounded.Reform associations in the United _ - 7 ; Tomlinson Hall The vonvention the av.tue 1 which Governor Hughes was counsel], and The demonstrants, when they encoun | States.Their object is to secure active London, Jan.\u201d 22.\u2014Another big strike m rks the th dal retirement of President has ost nea hic aslation 1s generally supposed the police, were marching down co-operation, The resolution denounced |in the shipbuilding trades in the Tyne {Marks the offic i : Lo which lrz1=lation B tered p \u2019 E : > Mitchell, whose term will expire onl than one lun to have men drafted largely by Mr.the Schiffbauerdamm, near the Lustgar-| roundly the proposed treaty for the district 1e threatened against the reduc Ar SE \u2019 President Mitchell was cheer: Hate Deon Hughes himself, though the report does ten.The authorities tried to disperse transfer of the Congo Independent State tion of wages, which the employers etate ate dav when he called the somaon Lo | personie are or mot mention the Governor in this CON\u2019 them.The men at once took up a post to Belgium, and demand that the British is necessary owing to the depression in \u20ac ] ?The reading of the report ol the of sue beat, nection.The mote attention 15 attracl\" tion around several piles of tiles before Government proclaim an early time nur the industry.Several thousand men are ereder dials commen oecupied the morn- ; : ed to Superintendent Kelsey's criticisms à new theatre building, and began hur- within which Belgium must produce a affected.sre a on 0 GUATEMALA AN : bv reason of the fact that last winter ling the tiles at the police.The police- plan of annexation, providing guarantees ug, sesslo he must clougent spech MT J NOK ws Governor llughes unsuccessfully TeCOM\u201d men were at once reintorved by a mount- of a complete reversal of the claims and NOT BOUND Mi he ne oe vue Al ad Thee \u2014 mended My.Kelsey's removal from ot- ed detachment, which charged the practices of the existing system, the res- |TO SOCLALISM.= ttche ee ae techno SS _ Co fice by the Xenate on the ground Of IN\" oo aT lh drawn sabres.ile men toration to the natives of their rights, pains w fof wo 00 dered bin ba LIGHT Days is competency.and by reason also of per scattered and fled, bul not before many and abrogation of slavery and forced Hull, England, Jan.21\u2014 The Labor persons it LM ord vi vd A romai Ue OPENING +3 slstent hut unsubstantiated rumors tha had been injured.labor.Another resolution says that 1f party held a conference here to-day, at] fe miners of Montana an vo as | A the Giovernot may renew this recommen At the height of the encounter there Belgium does not adopt such a scheme hich an amendment to the constitu- a token of thew appreciation of Ins VE ce dation to the Senate at the present 88 ras heard a detonation which undoubt- the British Government shall appeal to |tion binding the party to Socialism, was forts to make t err con ition bet er.As 20 sIOn.dares that \u201cdly was some ourt of a firecracker set| the powers for joint action.In the |rejected by a large majority.°F .ears c \u2018 Le h: oe Co Mr Guam 0 Suprrmtendent Kelsey duclares state off by à boy.\u2018The police, however, came event of this appeal failing, the British i | on 1 now, wha A do, ead mone rt the insurance companies ot 18 £ mi- | to the conclusion that a revolver bad Government, it was resolved, shall de-| FATHER AND Mitche don\u2019t an money, I als UE have been wjured to the extent on ot + been fired, and, on foot, they drove the nounce the Congo Independent State as sON DROWNED.1 could ark you 1 take it pack and give dn va, ce lions vo.dollars by certain provisions | manifestants, nuinbering two thousand, a barbarous state which Great Britain it to the men, po sont en Jol | wh J vn o t aws.; 1 .ov : ë = th ref ses \u201cec i itis [ra ON ; 91 \u2014 Frank \u2018Litus, SUTe they would k y apprectate \u2018 Tosa thy Are wind with the text of bis re\u201d | mostly yours men and boys, into è .(ruses to Tea not and the Briush Halifax, N35.Jan.21\u2014Franx Titus, confidence as much as though they had | tional Exhiboo In connection Colcey issued an mounted squadron, and the latter made Government shall notify those concerned aged liity-one, widower, and his son, \u201cOT mue ï & : EN dE port, Superintendent Ke ey bee im © Most VIGOTOUs use OI thelr weapons.A that any interference with the rights of Blake, aged twenty, single, both of given me as mans mil ions a they have jen dies N ebstract especially for newspaper Uéé, | number of men were arrested and the British subjects in the Congo is an un-|\\Vestport, Digby, were drowned this al- hands.1 would feel better about 11 im ai the course of which he says: = \u2018rom ' remainder scattered to the side streets friendly act, and that any disturbance |, 0 by the overturning of their dory 1 prefer that you take the money dds be ndsre : For the year 1907, direct advices Irom lin the vicinity.in the Congo involving the security of hen of Northern Point.Brier Istand.back.bat if vou cannot do that with We un of the now New Lork State oo mee busines w- \u2018 The police have giveu orders that British possessions will be suppressed.The dory was loaded with lobster traps, CUL giving offence to the good people ee LE DIA of official Topo SA Le 3455,000,000, + work be stopped on several mew build-| The resolutions arc intended to ind wal capsized in a heavy sea.The; Who sent it to me, then send it to Are.sued.ol hard-to in farce of $5.859,000,- Ings being constructed in the nvighbor- strengthen the hands of Sir Edward bodies oï both have been secured.The Mitchell and let her use it te eduvate THE \u2018WITNESS DAILY Mopr and tota ope de h the fi ures of 1004, hood of the Schiffbauerdamm aud the Grey, the British Foreign Secretary, who older man was prominent in the com | OUT boys.Lu 000.Compare oN yok companies workmen have had to go home.is only awaiting definite action by the munity where he resided.and both were The draft will be sent to Mrs.Mitchell - the mew busincs Of 00 and the aggre- Five mass meetings ot the unemployed, Belgian Government and Chamber before highly respected.= + of was less, by 3695000000, has decreased organized by the Socialiste, were held in intervening.THE THAW TRIAL mr | & EE ee in force has the outlying districts of Berlin.Fully WORK ON : ph AA ; : i 15,000 men were In attendance.Strong THE ARMY CANTEEN THE G.T.P \u2014_\u2014 \u2018Instead of an average annual gain IN 19, ° 1 ; THE G.T.P.; ; : ; ; I detachments of police, armed with > ; insurance in force as shown for severa < [ Pre ele \u2014 .Mrs.Thaw's Cross-Examina'ion 3 prior including 1904 of sabres and revolver:, were slatluoned in Edmonton, Alb., Jan.21\u2014 Within a years prior to and inc g t the vicinity.Interference was not neces- MORALS AND DISCIPLINE OF THE ; ' hree thou- about $473,000.00, there has been a Ber the VIG.pence was Bop neces [MURALS A 5 2 {few days between two and three thou-| Ends\u2014Letters From Accused verage falling off of about $18.000.000 sary, however, as the meetings passe ARMY SUFFER BY ITS ABOLL- |sand men will be required at Edmonton .annuaily for the three years since 1904.off in a most orderly manner.Several TION.SAYS MAJORGEN in connection with the construction Corroborate Wife's Story, He declares on the other band that Socialists members of the Reichstag ad- ay, D4 He 2 work on the Grand Trunk Pacific sec companies of other states doing bust- | dressed the assemblies and called upon BELL.tion west of the city io McLeod River, ] pes in New York State Exhibit a de | the etate aud the municipality ° bre _ 125 miles.Foley, Welsh and Stewart, New York, Jan, 21e District Afr in business for the years 1904 and vide employment for those without work.chine or ; 4.to Foley Bros.and Larson, ney Jerome's long and severe cross-ex- £réaée It di 881,000 Mx) in new business | They declared that among the unemploy- M ashington, Jan.21\u2014Io detinitely set Su have u o tract will start work amination otf Mrs.Evelyn Nesbit Thaw \u2014 2907, oi only ais : 8374 000,000 | ; in th ere 24.826 skilled ar- tle certain important questions ul tact| who have e contract, at tl ; ?her husSand \u20ac ; | ~814A written, and an increase of $374,000, (ed in Berlin there were 24,826 ski @r at he : i : = and at once.a te trial of her husband came to an K 1 an : New tieans de ; relative w the ariny canteen system an d late to-dav.The attorness foe the of insurance in force, while the | tisans belonging to trades unions; this, to meet Lhe assertion that the repeated end late to-day.1e attorneys for th York State companies have & discour- in addition to many thousands uf unor- application of the War Department for SOUTH PERTH defence then succeeded in pacing in eve aging record of $592,000,000 ecrease : ganized and unskilled laborers.Due repeal of the law which abolished LIBERALS.ence a letter wri tem by the defon an, pew business of $33,000,000 decrease OI | At the conclusion of the addresses the the vantee as mot based facts in the fall of 1903, which completely vor insurance in force.] h | men left the meetings in groups, march- Major General Bell.Chief of VER a Tavistock, Ont., Jan.21.\u2014At a large- roborated the claim that the girl who After declaring that \u2018New Yark Bas) ing to various quarters of the city.Seal : ?ig Iv attended Liberal convention held here! was to lecome his wife did tell im the trongest and best life 1n- caused a careful study of the matter to, ly attended [, ingi story of her relations with SMtantord et COTpARIS in the world, whose be made and a full record prepared, to-day, for the Jpurpos of bringing out A 0 er au ns with St ord s s \u2019 \u201c x iow \u2018 \u2018he secre.| : i Sout rth in the Pro- : ss f n° resent position in contrast with their CANADA AND with a view to placing before the secre à candidate for uth vA Valontine the stand at this and the former trial, 7 tige is a matter of deep con- A lary of war, in concise form, reasons Vincial ariament.Su.This letter was ome of a dozen which oe overs citizen, and that while why the law should be repealed.This| Stock, exM.P.P., of Tavistock, was the r vas one zen wine cern to every citizen, an ; THE WEST INDIES y peated._- ; choice of the convention were read to the jury as tending to cor- most of the Armstrong laws are beneti- À » |statement forms one of the principal U0ammous choice : roborate voung Mrs.Thaw's testimony, cent, he alludes especially ta maso -_ Sapte in Ie anne report just issued CHINESE IRON and as further tending to show the ef- hich, he claims.presen I - 7 .0 nclus TR INR ects her story had on the defendant\u2019 tions in favor of outside companies.Conference at Barbados Favors Genera Bell reaches is as follows: +| AND COAL MINES.fects her story hod on the défendant Commenting on section 97 of the new ; , \u2018When the canteen was in operation i ; 91 ; 6 been to the jury in the former trial and were insurance law, limiting fornew business Reciprocal Trade there were fewer desertions, fewer fines{ Amoy, China, Jan.21.\u2014There ha open considered as one of the strongest bits | the amount which nd he expended or and forfettures impose by sentence, of ron and coal mines in the vicinity of of evidence in the hands of the defence.incurred in any calendar year by a .i - ; court-martial, less alcoholism and less} Whe) ; ; Mr.Jerome objected to their introduc : .de- Bridgetown, Barbados, B.W.l., Jan.; ; 3! Awtow, fifty-five miles north-west of Mr.« jecte o their in ue | insurance company after 1906, and orm +s i.venereal disease than prior to its estab >, y ! tio the record to-day.bit was over : ; hi 21.\u2014The agricultural conference that has |.d Tsuantsiu.The capital of the company n in the record to-day, but wus over fining the ubjects for which such moneys ; : ; + reel lishment.I am satisfied that a careful - y res ruled bv Judge Dowl after Thaw ; ort been in session for the past week In ; .4 il dollars.The develop- ruled by Judge wling.after ha w may be paid, the text of the main rep Bridgetown, came to an end to-day.consideration of the whole subject as et i we, \"the mines, which includes the himself bad niade a waiver of the confi- Paie vffect of the limitations of this Delegates from all the British West ln- the nu PLAN dent à oe er sir construction of fifty miles of narrow dential relation of counsel and client, section 1s declared to be calamitous in dian Islands, including administrators, (re, will be convincing evidence that the guage railway, is im charge of English hen Mir, Er deriek Ww.Joona Ti, his : 8 a te ; \u20ac rs as well as - 8, will ë : > rmer attorney, appear the stan a Or ation and hors ee Pete, Jin où Ur nié has rene umo fora am gard a i in this State have sintegra\u2019 Pa \u2019 , ; - injury to the service.The morals and Some of the Writines wer: : tresse _ , thereby demoralized the business of sol nb of Grade aan digcipline of the army have suffered in THREE MORE to BY Longfellow and others ares A citing ae am salons aad the The re ldress elivered bv the president RIN fe Na though of course, no The VICTEMS.sent to him to be delivered to Miss Nez- NN za A NPL Téva i f cond orth, : | shou 80 Marrow as to ascribe to the c «| bit.They all contained many references SEs : \u2018vation to general and supervising of the counierence set forth, among other |\u2019 Co N , Kenora, Ont., Jan.21.\u2014Three more .ev all ¢ 3 APRON pi of a custom of expending from things, that great progress bus been aholition of the canteen features all evil deaths have occurred through the seri- to the girl's history and to her expert 3 ; their own funds for services of asst made in the on oem dustry, hich General Bell makes a strong plea for 2Us dynamite accident at Thompson's & NU and in the letters mended io the ar \u201c0 oi sfrats c = iy \u20ac 2 y 1s ; $.i car .° ; Fga es 9 Ira - .young worl LAW constantis spake i » sv se \u2018 ow Oke hat vear, nwhich hay \u201cWith he view enacting the, Sr oe of aac.of 50.000 have che Construction red Ne his love \u2018and respect or her.Mans oi he houxe.Clon | a.in - ; \u2018anada : under forty years of age, and who have ; PL; A - the sentences hl on incoherentiv ! th: © easily ue.ras \u2018merly returned to increased Te closer relations between Canada und the CS .; hr re Russians.This mak+ seven the sentences rambled on incoherently! that iv cusilv CENSUS OF THE COL NTR PRO- 2 ictoria, B.C, Jan, = Reply ins i \u2018SICILIAN * HAD ROUGH TIME.in the United Rtates several times.BRITAIN'S NAVAL Please end the er \u201cPAR - \u201cTUE Ce 3 the accusation oi .A.SMaclonald, - .i 2 ro as jer LTC Dr Pe ii leader ol the Opposition, stating that) Halifax, han.2G The Allan line TO DEEE, PROGRAMME pue below.\u2019 AL 10° the government was responsibie for; *:f2Mer MiciMan, (&ptain Campbell, 4 - ; , ve : rith- IX days out from Philadel - ve , \u2014 BOARD OF Lieutenant-Governor Dunsmuir with pool va st Johns ace plie for Liver- Winnipeg, Jan, 21\u2014Thomas MeGuin- ; N TRADE.holding his assent to the Natal Act, : Er LIU TES came UNEX- aess, an emplovee of the citv electrical London, Jun, 22\u2014-1t is understoud thui LO ; ani Jy Just session, Premier Vectedly into port yesterday afternoon ?PLO) voelectrical) ernment = val progra sur passed unanimously las \u2019 bh department, was shocked to death Jast| the government's naval programme jul Rr © ?.he House, that With her steering gear damaged.In the .Rd 05 = \u2018Oming vear only w \u201colve od- ; McBride said to-day in t , 1 ever hile fixine £ .4the coming vear only will involve à mod py British Board ; Ts His 11 hurricane which raged off the Nova Sco- ÉYENINE while fixing one of the city] ; ; _ LS (=) RE EEE Lordou.Jan.29 \u2014The Britis , in withholding his assent, 18 onor tia coast on Saturday and Sundar i lamps.How he came to get the shock erate Incivase In the naval estimates, oi Trade Las just inaugurated a national acted as \u201cthe official of the Dominion sens wash d over 1 sq De osunday.great gob ended in his death cannot be ax.Mainly for cruisers and destroyers.Any stock king in the shape of a census O! |(jovernment, and that the case was not breaking $ out of sek, one large one certained.He was only out from Enz.special scheme of battleship conetmic- Name .2000000000e Lans .the countrys productive power.from à [one in which the local government could Su whe re ons being erring Bo land a short time.8 tion beyond that already iu hand will be ntry où bread.Every- ible.r .i steans-hip line 10 4 Lo0.ov agriculture, 0° Peid responsible Prner part gave way, leaving the big) RIVER DRIVER poniponed until the following year.Address 1m ful Endy has t with by ; liner at the mercy of the seas.It was DROWNED._ which already has peen dealt new cen- IMMIGRATION V4 impossible to guide her, and she was , JAPANHSE ARRESTED | sp.the ds re Bon returns furnished mu driven 180 miles off her course.Part of| \u2018Arnprior.Ont, Jan.21 \u2014While a i [RIITRIIE ERISA AS by mill es throughout the country Victoria, B.C., Jan.21\u2014 Attorney- the broken gear wae patched up, and E178 of men were employed in clearing \"ERE FOUN TE ; E | y ainploners was, 1 ictoria, B.C.LEE \"| Captain Campbell shaped his course for the Madawaska log slide here of ice, one WERE FOUND LOITERING NEAR] eave 0 respect.ng their output for last year.lts General Bowwer introduved in the Legis this t ; of the workmen.Thos.L RE A noressee ta enable the country to know 14 sterday a bill to regulate imm1- ils port.uring the storm the chief A n.Thos.Lane, had the BATTERY AT FORT SFE- | object 1s to ena Eiicalle how it stands.ature yesterday à C > i hich officer had his leg fractured and is now misfortune to fall into the water.In a VENT, OREGON.exactly and scientifically gration into British olumbia, 5 = \u2018MN confined to his room.Another member trice he was carried into the eddy be- Lencacnersens RS one respect only differs [rom t e Halal of the crew had his hand frostbitten.low and Mh pot again seen.The men Portland.\u20ac Act of last session.n the cl working with him went to his assistance crtland, Oregon, Jun, 22\u2014-4 special TELEPHONE MEN MNET dealing with the educational test the _\u2014 but the current was so strong that noth- to the \u2018Oregonian\u2019 from For: Stevens, Le emo oo word \u2018unlawful\u2019 is substituted instead of .ing could be done to save him.The Oregon, says: \u2018Two Japane< found loit- > LS armee .\u2018lawful\u2019 The word lawful in last year\u2019s UP-TO.DATE POLITICS Madawaska River had added another to ¢ring near the west battery of Fort Ste N.B.\u2014Be sure - N INTERNATIONAL |] \\ ( CONVENTION OF 12 Sat Aas bill, to which Lieut.-Governor Dunsmuir its already long list of drownings.The Yens Were arrested vesterday.This place tration and seb : , INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION refused his assent, would have rendered deceased was 48 vears of age and leaves 1 rarely visited except by -pevial per- fully filles © 3 AT CHICAGO.the entire measure nugatory.The bill) THE HON.MR.PUGSLEY AND THE a wife and family.mission from the district \u201cartillery com.JOU in jess foe Ac passed its first reading.HON.R.LEMIEUX TO SPEAK mander.The Japanese could give nol cash PS Chicago, Jun.22.\u2014Nearly every state fo the Union and several Canadian province+ were represented at the evening session in Chicago yesterday of the convention of the International Independent Telephone Association.More than 1,100 delegates and wembers were present be- gides a large number of manufacturers and dealers.The question of having telephones Jeclared to be common carriers, advocated Ly certain telephone interests, \u201cnt opposed hy the independent com- «6, 18 to come up for discussion.a HEBREWS AND POLITICS, A meeting of the Independent Hebrew Political Association was held on Sunday.when a large number of new members were admitted.Many of the mem- bere of the association have filed applications for maturalization with Mr.J.Et- tenberg, J.P.The installation of the officers of the society will take place in the Conservatory Hall.corner of St.Catherine street and MetHlj College avenue, on Thursday, Jun.23.AT THE DINNER TO THE HON.SYDNEY FISHER.It is reported that at the banquet to be tendercd the Hon.Sydney Fisher, on Monday next, the Hon.Mr.Pugsley will speek on the question of the Conservative election tund at the last general elections, and the ton.Mr.Le- mieux will deal specially with the advantages offered by Japan in connection | with Canadian trade.Columbus, Ohio, Jan.21.\u2014The Su- preme- Court to-day passed upon the case of the three ice dealers of Toledo, R.C.Lemon, R.O.Beard and J.A.Miller, who were sent to the workhouse as punishment for forming an ice-trust.The Supreme Court interteres with the sentences only so far as to hold that they should have been sentenced to jail instead of the workhouse, and they are ordered to be re sentenced.They were given a year's sentence by Judge Kin.cade, of the lower court.and a fine ot $5,000.a ar PER Ny DST Be RSS CN FREE satistactory explanation of ence near the battery.their pres THIRTY YEARS A JUDGE.On Oct.7 next lis Lordship Judge Taschereau.Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench.will celebrate the thirtieth anmversary of his elevation to the Bench.The Jearnea judge only the eenior magistrate in the province, but he has tilled the lougest judicial career on record in the annals ot Quebec.ARATE ER 2 ! dress, WVitness 1 Witpess! 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