The daily witness, 16 mars 1908, lundi 16 mars 1908

[" 48 Yoo.M 3 44 filet M.ts ef.square Nl.125.t.Pay LLL tev ad t.Pauw M.532, LL saz St.Peta sé.Wat :3 reel Ww 4281 1 M + > ODAUTR- M eddie; TD., we M.M83 Cote 3.1g West | 1) 244.5 Notre S, FI and 7 (435 & 75° CO Là aile.) ta.04.M .962 S., Tey rs strest liam st bp.M.193 Elimabe:à eter ave.Moun:a't as.M.5186 IS.382 BL FRS.Bt.James 11, 86-99 /ood).4 Dame W pi.M.1104 ae ET Le), Le Sh \u2014 and Colder DAILY a eS (EIRENE ITNESS J FEIT BNE ot i CR Ser og et EE Fair and Colder ALIN.No.64 , a Sn MISSIONERS WILL DISCUSS LORNE AND RIVERSIDE SCHOOLS TO-MORROW, ~ee also Page 12.) Dr Shaw.chairman of the - dard of School Commission- say that a meeting où the ji«ard aï School Commission- neld to-morrow morning, .conditions in the Lorne and in the matter of fire considered.These -Leols à be are the schools which were visited by 8 citizens\u2019 comunittee last week, and reported upon at a meetir&; in the Lorne School on Saturday, when a deputation was appointed to interview the Commission on the subject of fire protection and escapes.Mr.W.A.Kneeland, principal of Riverside school, stated this afternoon that the attendance at the school to-day was up to the average.x DISCREDITED REPORT.\u2014 p- -cpal of Murphy School Tells \u201cealth Committee That \u201ciedical Inspectors Have Misstated Case.\u2014 . repared Fo make Fr - vommuattee 11 he is eet this week, \u20184 * a full official to oth from Mr.Vie Usa tv.A0jnint has been Hid in respect to last Friday cixaré Maphy School, on Lis school 15 under the Renvan Catholic School Pron Dro tS Me \u201cti morning before the \u201coe aud stated emphatic- ~=duwal inspector's report + 11 had been published - apers, It was calculated se the reputation of the pn Te Uy Vids ale - Au 1s at false?asked Ald.- LAirman.sacl replied Mr.MeGuire.report as so bad that if at cen up maliciously, it could = worse, It states that there \u2018ii school that are locked Tire That 13 absolutely oTs are never locked during I alleges, further, that we \u201c> \u201cscupe.whereas we have « that all the seHbols under Foard each has its fire es- nnt credited with having vonimishers, The fact 1s, we 18 also asserted that there \u201cs that open inwardly.No are mentioned.That 1s «re rour doors, and two \u201c=ardly.and two outwardly.laberge, the chief of the \u201c-ection staff, was asked if he 1 abont the case in ques- replied that he had no sim outside the report.ce ared hurriedly, and most ziven in àt work obtained \u2018une, Two or three oi the \u201cvi 4 statement.Don't rou think it is a \u201c7 Pnarge that is made, not \u201c47.to the Murphy school.Raman Catholic School 1 I am a member, and |, moore Information ought bervre we go further\u201d tite a number oi these \u201cTe Wrong.ned tn think so, too.\u2019 said \u201c+> Yon must speak to :sTiéetars about this, Dr - 4 Very serious matter \u201cnat send in any reports hey are absolutely sure ai 1 rhat they can prove lt is not à matter of We must not reputation of nee hurt | the ! in tace of these \u201cbisxeii to keep their thé schools, and that ren and the whole leu doctor who is re- Yastake as 1s evident XP school, ought om the Inspecting cd te lac to Yee coul to snow how 1 i vos visited the doctor, but it rs | personal visit te | as l'eun find time rite to connmit- val quspector who Afurphw sehool Ver linen noe deu I ln the ay | i , took place from jus late residence, Ua- the steamship company.and toine Mr.McGuire said that as the damaging report had be@n so widely published, it was only fair to him and to the school that the reputation should receive equally wide publicity.A full investigation will be made by Dr.Laberge into the merits of the other reports.SAW THE PREMIER ANTI-ALCOHOLIC AND ANTI-IU- BERCULOSIS LEAGUES MAKE REQUESTS.A delegatifn of the Anti-Alcoholic League, composed of Judge Lafontaine, Judge Sicotte, the Hon.A.Desjardins, Mr.A.Morin, Dr.O.Martineau, Messrs.J.V.Desaulniers and Raoul Delorimier, waited upon the Hon.Lomer Gouin on Saturday, and laid before him the demands of the League, already mentioned in the \u2018Witness\u2019 in connection with the amendments to the license law needed to make it more effective.The Prime Min- Ister congratulated the members of the League upon their noble work, and assured then that their suggestions would receive due consideration.À, delegation of the Anti-tuberculosis League called upon the Hon.Premier Gouin at the government offices on Saturday.Among those present were Dr.I.P.Lachapelle, Dr.Adami, Dr.Rod- dick, Dr.Guerin, the Hon, Senator Beique, Messrs.R.Archer, J.C.Holden, and Lieut.-Col.Burland.The delegates, who were introduced by Dr.L.J.Le- mieux, M.P.P., explained the object of their visit, which was to ask a grant of 31,000 for the exhibition which the League intends to hold next fall in connection with its work.This exhibition will consist of object lessons on the causes, treatment and prevention of tuberculosis.Lectures will be given by specialists, and the school children will all be invited to take advantage of these object lessons.The Premier expressed himself as being in full sympathy with the movement, and said thet he tac ho doubt bis colleagues would be disposed to grant the demand.Pe UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED.An unknown man arrived at the little village of Lavaltrie, County of Berthier, | on Saturday afternoon, and, after walk- i mg up and down the street several times, went to Mr.Dansereau's Mill where there is a deep pond.Several people watching him noticed hit strange behavior.several times he returned t 1 > Nothing more ho ake.the evening, when Mr.Dansereau on gomg out to the pond about eight o'clock, saw a dark object floating on the water.It was brought ashore, and It was then found to he the stranger who had been walking around the village earlier in the day.He was a tal] gray- haired man, very well dressed, and as he spoke to several persons in English would seem to be an Englishman.Dr.Gervais, of Berthier, will hold an inquest on the body to-morrow.A PRESENT AJ nN, *A very pleasant surprise (DK place cn Saturday evening, at the hoim2 of Mr.I.L.Hinchliff, when the oil committee otf Denbigh Lodge, No.98, 8.0.1.B.S., called to show their appreciation of the kindness of his daughter, Miss Millie Hinchlif, In singing at their concerts during the winter.The testimonial took the form of a silver-mounted manicure set.lhe committee was composed of Messrs.C.A.Bainlett, president; I.Addyman, secretary; L.F.Mines, E.J.Millet, S.Johnston, J.Watson, and E.Chicken.The presentation was made by Messrs.Addyman and Mines.and the recipient, who was taken by surprise, thanked the members for their kind remembrance, adding that she would always be ready to help in any way she could Denbigh Lodge, No.96.ieee.THE LATE MR.REINO.The funeral of Mr.E.Reino, manager of the l'inland Steamship Company, thedral street, on Saturday afternoon, and was attended by a large number ot Novwegians, Swedes and Danes.with whom he was very popular and highly esteemed.A short service was held at the house, the Rev.Charles G.Beck, pastur of the English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, officiating.The funeral : vortege then proceeded to the church at 26 Mountain street, where a more tormal - service was held.The chief mourner was Mr.Edward Sorensez.brother-n- law.Interment was made at Mount Roval Cemetery.The late \u2014\u2014 Se TT oT TT mmm TU Co ter of Mr.and Mrs, Charles Curless, to BLANK ORDER FORMS for removal of telephone will be found on the TANT INSURANCE CASE CS = D a ES Nr : IMPORTANT INSURANCE CASE.\\ NAP N pr Berton A.Puddington.of Grand | alls, last page of each Telephone Directory.Please fill out same and return to An | dement for i TO-DAY\u2019S SNA 51 REA L ESTATE.| / » the Rev.kL.An important judgment for insurance \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\"\u2014\u2014\"\u2014 \" moi TT or - 2 Skagen and the Res.J.R.Hopkins 3 R.F.JONES, Leeal Manager.companies was rendered by Mr.Justice PUTNAM & MeORORY, ! D.W.OG LVIE & CO, inc - For further information apply to Fortin on Saturday in a case of Aurele 208-10 Merchants Eank Bldg 11 8t.Sacrament Êt.Parent vs.the Montreal Canada Fire In- FOR SALE a Than Me DIED.ARCHIPALD \u2014 In this tity.at 155 Ach THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA, Contract Department, «urance Company.The plaintiff sued avenue, on March 14 108 Agnds Nicoison No.118 Notre Dame Street, West.to obtain $1.425, the amount of a poliey AVENUE.sone creer = DISHONEST SLEIGH DRIVER CON- FESSEDD THEFTS TO THE DETECTIVES.Within the nast month or so Messrs.Caverhill, Learmont & Co.have had over eighty cases of itt metal stolen from their warehouke at 12 to 14 Col- borne street.This metal is valued at about five dollars a case.Detectives Mclaughlin and Gorman were detailed to investigate.and at about three o'clock on Friday afternoon noticed Wm.Doyle, one of the drivers in the employ of the company, put a case on a sleigh, and carefuly cover it over with a blanket.The detectives went up to see if there was any address on the case, and on finding there was none, they started to question Dovxle.who acknowledged that he had stolen the metal, and that he was responsible for the other losses.On Saturday morning he was arraigned before Mr.Lafontatae.police magistrate, and pleaded guilty to the charge of theft.Enquete was fixed for March 19.LINE TO ST, LAMBERT OFFICIAL APPROVAL GIVEN TO SOUTHERN COUNTIES RAILWAY: A despateh from Ottawa states that the Minister of Railways and Canals and the Railway Commission have approved of the route, maps, and plans of the Montreal & Southern Counties Railway.Tenders have heen in for some tise for the steel work on Black's bridge, No.1 and No.2 waste weirs and the submarine cables crossing the Lachine canal.It is more than probable that the several contracts will be awarded during the present week.The laving of the rails will also be proceeded with in the near future to Mt.Lambert, Montreal Sonth and Longueuil as a preliminary section to the extension to Chambly and other objective points on the Montreal & Southern (Counties road.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 THE \u2018SILVIA\u2019 ASHORE FOG SIGNALS WERE SIMILAR THUS CAUSING WRECK OF STEAMER.Woods Holl, Mass, March 14.A similarity between the tog signal on the new len and Chickens hghtshinp and that on the Vineyard Sound hghtship 1s ! sais Lo have been the cause ot the grounding of the British steamer \u2018Si- via,\u201d New York tor Hahfax, N.S, and St.John's, Nfld, on the Sow and Pigs Reet at the entrance to Vineyard Sound Just before dawn to-day.The steamer \" Kenosha,\u201d which was just astern of the * Silvia, was warned of the latter's mistake by the tug Orion,\u201d just in tnne to save herself.At the time of the accident there was a thick fog, but the sen was smooth and there was searcelv any wind.The *Silvia\u2019s\u2019 passengers were taken off hy the boats of the United States revenue cutter \u2018Mohawk, and taken to New Bedford, DAILY WITNESS > ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES marne PRIESTS OF NEW YORK EXPLAIN THE NEW LAW.\u2014\u2014 New York, March 14.\u2014In accordance with a recent decree of Pope Pius X., Archbishop Farley sent a letter to-day to the rectors of all the Catholic cuavches in this city, explaining the new marriage law that will go into et- It will be read at all masses to-morrow.In the main the decree prohibits civil marriages for Ca- tl.elics.and declares unions in the Church on and after April 19, invalid, if either the bride or bridegrom is not a Catholic.The following changes are made in the marriage legislation of the Church : 1.No marriage will be valid unless it is performed by a priest duly authorized and before at least two witnesses.2.A marriage performed between two (Catholics or between a Catholic and a baptized non-Catholic by a civil magistrate, alderman, notary public, or Protestant minister, will be null and void.Hitherto such marriages were valid.3.No marriage will be licit unless it is «-furmed by the pastor of the bride or by a priest delegated by him or the bishop of the diocese.4.Those of the faithful who are ot marriageable age.or who may be contemplating marriage in the near future.should secure positive and correct information as to the date and the vlace of their bantism.THE BIDWELLS UUILTY BIG CONFIDENCE GAME WAS WORKED BY FATHER AND SON.Chicago, March 14.\u2014 Benson Bidwell and his son, Charles F., promoters ot the Bidwell Electric Company, a \u2018 cold motor concern, were found gulty tonight of operating a confidence game, a penitentiary offence.Benson Bidwell 1s a brother of George and Austin Bidwell, who, it 1s said, defrauded the Bank ot England out of $5,000,000.He started the electric company in 1906.lle declared that he had invented an electric motor that would not burn out.He also asserted that he was the inventor of the trolley car, and of the electric tan.Investors from all parts of the United States answered his advertisements, sending to the company a total of $225,000, according to \u2018the books ot the concern.Chagles F.Bidwell, the son, Was appointed secretary and general manager of the company.The son received 366,000 shares of the $2,500,000 stock of the concern.It was alleged by the prosecution that the Bidwells sold their private stock in the company to persons who thought that they were buying treasury stock.This allegation was supported at the trial by Miss Ilda Palmer.who had been employed by Charles Bidwell.In addition to testifying against her former employers she turned over to the state a secret stock book containing the names of investors in the concern.The state also brought forward expert electricians, who declared that the motor invented by the elder Bidwell was impracticable.: \u2018The case, which was based on a complaint brought by an investor in the company, was brought to trial on Feb.17.Tt went to the jury shortly before noon to-day.the verdict of guilty being found after seven hours\u2019 of deliberation.Sentence will be passed later.MR.HALDANE A PUBLICAN\u2019S CURIOUS CHARGE AGAINST THE SECRETARY OF WAR.London, March 14.\u2014A charge of a piece of sharp practice is made against Mr.Richard Haldane, Secretary of War, by a Portsmouth publican, who :+ tenant ot a public house which belonged to the War Office.Mr.Haldane, as Secretary of War, was the owner, and put it up at auction, with a reserve price of 550,- 000.The publican acquired it at that price.Now, after a couple of months, he finds that the government's license bill has reduced the value of the property to $10,750, the average valuation of three firms of valuators, including the government agents who conducted the sale.The publican argues that Mr.Haldane must, as a member of the Cabinet, have known the terms of the bill, and taken advantage of hia (the pusli- can\u2019s) ignorance in the interest of the War Office.TRANS-ANDIAN TUNNEL CHILIAN SECTION INAUGURATED.Santiago.Chili, March 15\u2014The Minister of Public Works and an official committee of American cngineers to-day attended the inauguration ceremonies ot the Chilian section of the trans-Andian tunnel.in connection with the railway from Arica, Chili, to La Paz, Bolivia.The tunnel will pierce the summit of the Andes, and will be the hivhest in the world.The trans-Andian railway project was approved by the Chilian Congress in 1903 ,and the first section of the railway was inaugurated in February.«1906.This section reaches from Arica to the foot of the Andes.where the tunnel begins.The line when completed will ÿ#; L COUNCIL ef WO ng whether T wing, while I y's place: « office of presi , and ae- el j and other places includ- fight = At MEN , oronto would bell at \u20ac Iall replaced tion.TI president of the ass = 1 in the tour, but inclu ; coon.Mi.Pt ee d | PUBLIC IN the Staniey Cu ; take cover, wbile Camp- | ; 1ey realize he associa- hers of , but all the other mem- Auarter vo fi; VITED TO ATTEND.|S p back with them 0 Smith and Wals on the Ottaw | sacrifices f bas made many s of the team will i 1- farter towne as , .4 r not.alsh were a Alf.or the associati many series 1H .go right through th look Lis .ë i; A General Meetin ° uch a stubborn ga ; Muct.int replaced by j | elubs duri sociation and affili g that Wanderers ; oug e look tor -couts : E i | : g of the M ; ; game as the visi \u2018 - interest was ; y juniors.! ring the m ; ated cut] ers play during their - ea se i Council of Women.in Monreal Locai played certainly came as a s : visitors of the visitors, ns ened in the work: lowed athletics, but ny ears he has fol- | Où 5 .g their so essential ss to cu 6 A p10 York for the Yourg.will b cticn with spectators for th ; surprise to the .ake being particula| olden and Fred.! cept the presideney ould like him to ac- Al ne Shamrocks team, Billy Nichols entry.There a ' bi i | f Fm, où WEDNES .| e held at 3.30 e team was look former was Vv arly watched.tore final deney of the associati 7 will figure in goal am, Biv icholson poeme (yp Cater Ther ;} I Strathéon ES DAY March 18th, at the weakest of the th ed on a5 frst half Se slow and listless i The ally retiring.on be- while Donald nA : su Pitre at point.me tramned mm -ucli al 4 À Stratheona Hall, McGill \u20ac ; \u2018hich \u2018 ree a i ; , but in 5s in the > ald Ross will play in f \u2018would | ES .Br The | ; ill College entr which h _ aggregations much-talk the second ji the French © ; y in front of 1 X ot rene EN ga : following papers will b ance.ave striven to ; 1ch-talked-of Winni period the NA ne Canadian.Th .; AL.nn I a.Shu : e read: : wrest t : : innipe .Fi wili consis J 6 forward line ance th Lo PE to Advantage- and Disadvant ead: Cup from Wanderers this he Stanley \u201cNd showed somethin; g cover braced up, ONAL BOWLING ri h consist of Morrison.Over.Mallen.: the wi ats we nee x 4 tulin .ntages of Insti- \u2018 ic s this year form g like \u20ac hi ght wing: Me .: the gaine, hou f 4 à nal Life.\u201d Mrs.John Fava ti Bad ice, and, as a year.hampionship Oni $ :Namara, left, and Campbell .toit sie : os Home, Influence.\u2019 Miss ae nockey, long and és indifferent rot Shore and Winchest : ASSOCIATION t'ai i\" Nicholson stated before he Jeft we be an condition oo À LÈ The hysical, Nent: Ï LA cc, players were bu 1: elays, while Stars for Winnipe ; ster were the ' oT match was being plaved on St oom ther war tu E } 3 ' o\u2019 Systematic Mental and ore! Effects wrangling, ded Ww while the teams were chiefly Fe be patter in goal be- PRIZES ANNOUNCED ; Patrick; day his team would make arent which good te Ca E od Cartwright.) iug.Mis: hour's wait for th the customary half | | orts of the Winnipeg or victory.The TWO WEE AT CLOSE OF | ~ o trim the Wanderer contingent.OTe rot ,; Pr 3 AN _ \u2018Some Recent Opinions ei not conducive to e sain?\u2018o start, were tion play were not pee bunch at combina- WEEKS\" TOURNAMENT AT It early ail the Shamrock team are old In- 1 He al SUNT Ta ishment.* Mrs.Plumpire cu Corporal Pun- Rad it not been * night's enjoyment, ed | first half.In the oy successful in the ROCHESTER .4 ternational league men and bave always now also sarl hore as Eye Each of the above subjects w match * which ke or the cissenéss of the | bad all the better of th half the visitors i .aves on artificial ice and in this respect pmb Cmough ee 5 ih for general discussion.A i+ will be open until the end, S pt all on tenter-hooks | the heavy going n e play, and stood Rocke: ce oe ev should have the world's champions at Veavs.and cour encre ; I f men and wom $ .AH interesled (both have L , Saturday's exhibition w ! cals.The L nuch better than the lo ester, N.Y., March 14.\u2014I .a disadvantage.\u2019 a hr ndred a i 7 À ; \u2018 ; en) are cordially invi teen an uninteresti would : wi eafs defence w , - and teams, and Se .eading mea The W _ ] ; .Years.EF A , os attend.y invited to During the first esting one.inchester turned asid as steady, and were snnoune the prizes iu the events or anderers have their biggest guar- To E - 1 8 EI sie scored one portion of the game each | shots in brilliant styl e a dozen likely (wo weeks\u2019 ced to-day at the ciose of the antec from Pitizburg, where ii ix stated (he WRECK OF ; : â A fk FUTU 2 - had e goal, and Tor | The Ottaw style in this p weeks\u2019 tournam ; 0 e local team will receiv ° F THk& Ë \u201c; Hi ! RE MEETINGS had more of the game Re certainly, | pointin Hawa team made a bertod, Howling Association are of the National hibition eee 31,600 for three ©X- | 4 3 ip.ho : uring the sec an their rivals.\u2019 g showing, hard os isap- Hall ; : in Genesee Am 8.« NEWARK C , 1 Ay I to tir second half the visi 5.| work ch g.hardly a vestige .Larry Erdma : usement MAUR CAS °° : tT yo = e and th isitars Yegan | \u2018haracterizing thei ge of team the all- , pu, of Brooklyn, w a 3 + : #1 ; e reverse was 1 hardly ; g eir play.: round N.B .; Klyn, won : i Lg iy ; THE FAMOUS PIAN In the second half T was the case.Dive y be said that the vins It can! on average of » BLA championship, haviag HELEN BAXTER'S | - he A 4 Tel S PIANISTE, scoring two goals in Toronto forged ahead, ! Can impression that they ara gonveved rolling in LÉ sa as the result of his | Duiban.March 14.| | ; Ed - ' ST ESA derers ® succession .valibre, of Stanle classes.CN el | .eh È + ai boy the rao a point.Won after Wan! game they gn they put up ths best recora pas broken, that But one world's START LING TALE arse ark Castle dn 3 fir 5.= 4 , \u20ac oints.Then 1 ° \u201ceast Th ; ed since th - , by MeGuirk wo-man on Castle he, has | E N vad XO t + * up with the most spec .alonde evened | wi e opinion seemed ey came N.J., who adv and Grady, of Paterson \u2014 Richards Codes hee = po ki = {A GAR match.Ridpath h spectacular score of the Winnipeggers are a fairly to be that the The fo ho advanced the score of bia POLICE FALL TO CORE YATE | hos ard bay ee F J EE a 3 wait ensued.O ad been hurt, and a long and this about lets the good aggregation, rece riper record was 1.275, made i \"he or Co ° ROBORATE PU together wii 4 rec x bo { i y LYRIC ITALL, MONDAY.M whistle for \u2018 ho\u201d abe referee blowing his | Lola Winchester va In faster ream.Toronto tournament by a cHleage STORY OF = ICIDE OF FIX bu | vas br satel dane | 3 p Tle a RS .March 23.the W * ption of th olden would \u2019 probably a \u2019 i > .NT YL vith oa dozen m .\u2018 E \u2018 aq ' Tickets, Ü ; anderer defenc e game wi make good h Forty-ei ; GIRL FRIENDS Lu Nien cs ; de ; rets, Tptown àt Sh .po.ing to fri e men, who were t with a set of ; .while Shore y-eigbt prizes wer , .~~ | vessel.lt 1 Co .p Pp Ty vip» Catherine W at Shaw's, 570 St friends at the sid ère alk- | prove d good wings, wonld five-men events e awarded in the Co] Cos net phen To IE ?' est: Archambault\u2019 slow in getti side of the rink were ¢ dangerous in mid-i \u2019 } always (pn 1s.The five high t ; j saved, Rd EE End, and Downtow ult's.Kat Lal ing back to thei it Ottawa -ice.Line-up: heir scores and pri: gh teams, withj New Yorl : The °N ER ob Ofice.ntown.at Mr.Veitch's .alonde, from afar .ir positions.| \u201c M p: Bruuswick prize moneys, are: NEW ork.March 16.- An mmvesliga- s te Newark (ou A if | 4 ice, 286 St.James ot ae tween puck .seeing a clear line be- séseur .Goal aple Leafs.an swick, New York, 2.893, | tion hy the detectiy : Shiga she dein | | ; f: - RL \u2018 $1.00 to 2.00 + treet the °k and goal sent a long s 287: Pulford - «Goal .«.Winchester $227.25, Fellowship, Phi 593, money.: etoctives of Helen Baster =! conden on bere E y .1 i toon, net.With less th æ shot into! Neal .Point .f 80.72, K Sip, hiladelvhia 9 887 startling storv of how five _ SU, 2 _ 3 42 = \u2018 er to go i a LA Se an fifteen ; ' Neale .! .Forrester ¢ : rumhars, Clev Es = |p ; ve of her girl! = ! § ; ero the di either sides\u2019 match minutes Westwick .Cover ve ve vu .Holden - Suburba, Brooklyn.?A 2.843, $180.20, friends committed acide, did not serve | OBITU ARY E: fi Z ' terv ice it en in scoring on the wa- Harrison coe Centre ce ev ee woo Halll Brooklyn, 2,827, $148.66.$164.43; Ampion, LP corroborate IL mn any of the essential | ; ; n°4 to ART ASS made the next ed as if the team which avolr .Right wing .Shore, rizes were awarded to ninety details.When arraigned in court en: UDG E oo Whe fas 18 - And so it ext point would secure the Ras Phillips CT Lett wine .Switzer' ape wo- man events.The vous teams Saturday the girl ated that i a | .Lo Ad 12 tl FI \u2014 , 0 > \u2014 PER ; ams with thei ; or st seven conti vo = * \u20ac she \u201cas ON awe ; | A ; .notched anoth ut although Wanderers : eferee\u20141I.Tenry, Ott Lake .heir scores and : pron used In giving her a awa.March 15 qe i T l anotber point jus .| Judge o y, awa, McGuirk an \u2018 prizes were: fa : g her ~ton) and the \u2018 C Lo ! WENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL sonpaed.ini just as the gong f play} J.Enright, Ottawa. \u2018 13 920 am ; Supplementary.Both teams lined .i for B.C.S.this season and seventh victory (Canadi died.and joi , want to die us thev | \u20ac as al Teta Breas # 15 6.00 Dm La Bretagne, G.I.Atl with a new player on in the second half lainea no defeats \"he ney have sus- | ond adian Associated Press.) Was ; Join them.> prenne ality or Ieee ba » \u2019 \"34e Supply oem contr cv Ray ussell, who ; fellows: pe ne- vp was as on, March 14.\u2014F i cr as it u suicide pe ,.tytine yo = TT aies \u2019o 930 am ne! pply.\u20ac position, was, it , filled the : - sults of t ; .Following are ih \u201cMy fiv .> pa | she was asked .KERIB Ire ISS eo J «Ty oan mm.Lusitania, Cunard.over the koe s, it was alleged.struck B.C.S.; ;( ; o-day\u2019s football mat i» \u20ac re- Av hve friends are all de: | Danville where Le sper | A à am Empress ef Britain minutes of A when there were only three 0er\" Bishop's Uni.Q ENGLISII AGE died as they chose w dead, and they op jus 1 A NN È : « Canadian was h the first half to ; Stuart 10100 Goal Robinson Sheffield United, 2; ?E.\u2018The girl sai se.was her reply.s busy he A nn F 20 £60 pm N .anadian Pacific s helped to the si o EO.Russell LG rotor .Point 50 Ast .ed, +, Bristol City, 0 he girl said she and her SU the aiwass 4 18 NAN .New Yerk, America - but from th side by his team mates Spafiford .ne .+.Thompson : ston Villa, 3: Preston N y, à decided while 1 and her five friends : took «reat .9.3) a.ni.Wron Prinz.Wilhelm, made by the many tncredulous remarks Galt .ee be.Cover Lo.oe Scott! Liverpool.0: Mancheste : orth End, 0.st.Paul ile in the business school in ptestions ot the du à LY .no .i elm.the 2 e crowd it may be 2 s \u201c'artir 2 es +.\u2026 Rover .8.Ww.Ilu .Mar chester Uni er 3 City, 1.: au to come to New y 1.ong hte pe vus à ; 3 23 6.0 .N.G.LI re was much ; e doubted if rie.C ghes , nited, 5: Sunder; think ork together.\u2018 us a sa Tos 24 9.30 p.m.* Suppiementary.ovd.Stuart appear belief in his injury., Price .A eutre .Hepburn Chelsea, 3.Sheffield Wedn eriand.0.ti sing there was morr of a future {the lemnerance 40°ve | dr Ç * 24 6.00 bm.Adriatic, White Star obiected to hr ont ue ice, but Toronto .Fisher .Re wing | + Harding] Brcko ene J}.Woolwich Free ° nat met ropolis.Nhe refused to giv \u2018he (be ented wath tn i | Ce S- na ML .mi f e ground ; .R.Stevens: Jlackburn Rove OIWICh AFS nal, o.ames of anv of her gi SER e the ; ] MN \u2018 Naar et x 35 0.90 a.m.Cet Supplementary.minutes must elaps that ten : RON s it ers, ?: Everton ) \u2018 v of her gnl fre }s wuneoseyv Falls and 58 #95 qu .m.Cedric, White = before his pse after a player is Li New York _ \u201c tolton Wanderers, 1; Di , 0 short time after is _ 1TICNAE.A F4 Is and cn cet 7 27 9/30 Pan Supplementary.cropped a place can be taken and Torante versity ay roars 14.\u2014The Toronto Uni- Newrastle United ai es am, 0.York.she wid « their arrival mn New 1 vile transfert dd Tous erat i 4 *OUT oo a.m.Campana.Cunard, When th n to even up.| Athletic Cl b team defeated the Crescent Middlesborough, 3: N ry, C She did said one of the girls married Advent Church Pie vs ] 21 800 pm 1 Supple ; , e second half started & i Club seven lu a sharpl ; + 40 Notts County, IL id not hive happily wi \u201cfred, first \u201c4 em av I-p'ementarr.declared eligible, the te ted Stuart was game by a score of 12 goals Hi y contested band.however.and ppily with her hus- i po (SF 0 Mes » 93% an.Rictorian, Allan.peine included as part (nes interval vt St.Nicholas Rink.s to 3, to-night, \" SECOND LEAGUE months aîter pind Killed herself a fow touts mm.oor Beaten Moon Ce \u2018helm IT.player might recupe time in which | \u2019olvcrhampton W a the meanti came à bride, h jaceans mare us Miss Bo 63) 653 pr seven N.G.Lloyd go back into the came rate suficiently to | Three Rivers, March 14.\u2014 The \" J: Gainsborough CT anderers nil, Barusley der eantime another girl had Leen = a pot Ioragses Falls _ : Supplementary.ronto also protested, bul gaint this To- | ere hockey team defeated the ea Riv-, trimsby Town - olaham Ai Fulham =: on emples ment without success \u201che ren, Mis NC .Meanwh .! re ov ' ockev ; e rand Mer \"pe Lo.a am Athleti a.sougnt a .i B \\Ss, she ; 20° = So .«has Ath Letters may be posted u seen nie when Toronto lined up erruled.I a to ey team here last night by a re of | Coster.sosse 2, Hull City Ne nil; Lei- ns death.and found it by the sume Ms WL low ne er matter sho p to 6 pm.\u2014 the challengers > si\u201d 2.The teams were: \u2019 nil, Chesterfield nil.C 7: Leeds City x fer friend had use pe ame js Fhe ne uld be posted before 5 tage of the had taken advan- Three Rivers Burnl ; it; Clapton Orien J to go in tl nsed.The next dhe des ui Lefore 5.30 p.m efore 5 DM.at right wing.bad rule, and that Mercer | n Bavtist Grand'Mere Stoke 1 w Glossop 2, Derby très oy en\u2019 ro the same way, according to F S pee rem i arcels (per Parc er \u2018 ; ; .bad been repl + | : PLAS ve ve .Goal ,.: \u2018 est Bromwic y - y 3; a s story, was oo : 1el- 1.* o tov cher sh + bv \u2018he Canadian reel Test are forwarded an _ex-Brockville player.placed by Marks, | à Malone .Point .«.Gauthier bool 2, Bradford FN Slot 1.Black- fallen a victim \u201ctr ut the girls who had 5 bn and Toa se kk mailing at Head Comer.ioe last time of cible condition of the ice made il i | je Mb a Le.Cover .er en Aron 1.Liceoln City 1 © Stockport County ship With 1] a a man's false frend re cunmneral rank of cantai ith Africa with the! 9.W ronto.Lalonde 8.00 uit .\u2026 .Rover .\u2026.H m | programme w uppe: an informat musical ps \u2014- overalls, w: 2 rE pe we , Captain or lieutenant .Wanderers J ee oo LOO att .Cent anratty ¢ was rendered by ; Toronto.M as Quiche 1 than six months .nt for not less 10.Wanderers Lopasion 21 11 209 Payne .\u2026.CL wing eee ee .Boright | Cleveland Porter.of Summit NY Grace P Graham arch 15.- The Hon.Ge workingmian bis un ra \u201c ; .- s.Stuart .1 cor .L.LUS eiddes Save à selecti T Su CON.who! and was In tow « George |texture.He we CO LS PENALTIE .\u2026 11.00 man .R.win -Giddès on: Miss Elieda Perle and when 1 ;[ wn oon Sat 4 iv CORBS pp ES CU = Tirst _ -TTES.Referee\u2014C g .Trepanni prano; Mr.Cha \u2018 erley, so- .nomterviewed : aturdav, 40 yeurs of ses corn co So NEW COMPANIES EL ; Wanderers: Johuston.2 mins.: Dr Elliott.p er Aptommas.rte Pa Jones, tenor; Mr.| House he said that dow \" he Rosen | hair and r où ta pu té Es Ottawa, March 16 LE 12 mins.s.: Ross, 2 mins.Total, Timekeepers\u2014Chas and H.H.Blount.son, cornetist.AL the a C.3.Rotin-; c ng definite done about a been p,.I both legs and oi Là , only were granted *, TT Two companies Toronto: Mercer, 4 mins.Ÿ \u2018| Struthers.ishop and Irving BE.: gramme severa! short pe one of the pro- i i OommMisxion.\u2018Of course , the Railway MocMabor will Le.nl letters patent the incorporation under Corbeau,2.3 mins.Total, Young, 2 mins.Penalty timekeeper\u2014Ald.S the work of the Young NE describing hav ¢ talked over some he added, we oo Montreal, namely: re week, both of Second half-Wanderets: name -_\u2014 am Rosenthal.Macon were given Ly Mesure.R PE nt bee that the position of el whut yo ALN AN Ler pa ce ï \u2018 mins.: Johns 9 rers: stuart, a 2, 2 Macdonald, on th ed se 2 10t been offer charman bus ALENANDIHA Hos struction Company e General UConn gai nston.2 mins: Ross, 2.min \u201c| NEW , e socisl and en offered to anv les Hos ompany, .< : Lo Ce 5.oss, 2, 2 ; .ment .a , ; entertnin- anvone v Th tal of 590.000: road).ah capi maill.2 mins.Total, 14 mins.mins.; YORK TO PARIS RACE mar a w 4 Ke Watson, on the Sum.\u2014\u2014\u2014 vet, hee [IIE su Ve adn ee Company.(Ltd.al's Pure Tea- path.3 mi ing.3 °, 2, 2, 2 mins.: Ri \u2014 cati p; W.H.Henderson, on the KG po Be \u2018 est, ve td, ans .3 mins.: De ins.: Rid- .ational Departm ; .; e Euu- APPOINT =\" pa l'aspita) du ; Co eas with canital ot $100,- \u201c mins.: ine: Lajonde.2 2 mins.; Corbeau Orden.Utah, March 15.\u2014Th ; Physicai a TE Merriit, on the Ottawa.M ot INTMENIS.1908: \u2014 ring the enon The Quebec Ci .Total.>= mins.ins.Morrison, ?mins.car in the New York to P oe American the work amongst the boys Charlton, ou 19-1550 a, March 16.-1he Hon.wi > ; : artage and Ir : w NU race arrived at 9.45 o aris automobile Budge, © .boys, and D.À ii, chiet justice - Joseph oH I Company, (L.td.)\" has increased l'ranster 1 andere penalties for match, 11, f and will remal 45 o'clock this morning LAIT n the general work of the a ie Hem.Gord ce ot Manitoba, and | yin mitted ce ee ) tal stock from £150,000 fo a is capt- pe mine .11, for to- The Italian car Das Monday morning.served \u2018as oe coming veck will > nso of the Rh Hunter, chet qustace | EAA cee .[ e PS of 3% aldes for match 15, for total Hi afternoon, and will roa, Wyoming, ! sociation.and (be mem! Week\u2019 in the As- bia, are gazetted us of Brush Colum Ervsipelas i\" Monday morning.Th ave there un.| in co-operation Wili miérship committee, 0f the govern u-dav administrators ce \u2018 are still in lowa.e other three cars, bers.expect to i five groups of mem- British Ce on ot Manitoba in 4 \u2026 ' g peurs = \u2018ol , © : an , 4 \u2018 , } members, g in two hundred new {absence Co mbes Jespuctively during the revit iv 1enorted > Heute LOVETT cm these provinces.cutenant-governors ol this year 2.1 201 4 ç sl sû 13 k } ® 3 ° aia Bip ad Rt ah Lu dl jan 523 13 Nk Ac 5 is Nd ST PI ATELIER CIR TLE i 1) Q PCE Lg SGT Ai NTRS TV LONE ipo ge tog VOSA yt PAL TEA 7.08 ge LEE eT - ag a VEG =o.PINT \" [908 ' = , av.Marce 16, 1908 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS 5 rc _ \u2014 - TS UF ) Thal) LE 4 , At 3 pairs for $1.00 we will offer on Tuesday an ex- | a.La A2 clusive line of superior German Lisle Thread Stockings.- | Ly Fiz ns ve / In New Dress Goods cn | aa na mn o o WwW res A \u20ac i A v | v Lt 1 5 Sh 0 .\u2018o val : A Weel of color emphasix.CL [ ai 0 \u201c Green\u201d on Tuesday.a, a I (ETC 1@ S ; In our dress goods department, to-morrow, we ny | ul N Th ti h N h If shall hold a brilliant display of all the new tones of An | >} Tg ere are times when Nature herself would seem to \u201cgreen,\u201d and besides the touch of Irish sentiment which a Irsh hand embroidered.EPA 3) be rivalled by Art, and evidences of that genius which at- belongs to the day itself, the display will be represen- TE ' their crudest state, fingered over and 5.) > eS ; tative of all that is new and bright and fashionable in i | où fe 2 , 8 bundled Cle ESPN EN tains to such a pitch are to be found these days in our the 1908 weaves of Spring dress fabrics.ve = | ~~! and soiled, and roughly bundle to- DASE Millinery Salon \u2018 New green tape stripes, new chiffon broadc'oths, ; there has just come to us 200 2 \u20ac q ry : new panamettes, new green poplins de soie, new -< of pure linen handkerchiefs, in which Rajah silks, new voile de Paris, new chevron serges.Tia} ( .* , ; = , | \u2018andicraft of the Irish peasantry has em- À new Ascot shape of Panama hat will be shown on Prices .75, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.Sa : oo very dainty and very artistic creations Tuesday.It is smartly trimmed with handsome Dresden New Blouses : ; | embroidery work.ribbon combined with brown and blue cabbage roses and Mull and S M Le : .ull and Swiss Muslin.) | Just as they are.6 for ,55 maiden hair fern, the height effect is given at the side with Everv bl \u2018 \u2018 à A : R | a | ï ve ouse on our second floor 1s a - hey are pure linen, remember, hand blue velvet ribbon fold beneath the edge of the rim.h y lected f hi cular © « Brouiored hy the Irish peasantry (the | chosen one, se ected for something particularly 6.| cer marks show that).ve Price.eat esse $17.00 attractive in its pattern.\\lore elaborately embroidered ones at | MC 3>» | oo There is one 4e 21 75 AR \u20ac Also an Alice blue hat in sailor effect with fold of silk beneath - : 75 and 6 for 31.25.\u2019 \u2018 : of fine mull ASILT \u2014_ - ) A SSIS) Ge the rim, the crown trimmed with huge self colored rosette of with front and CL om CG CONS © ° WW taffeta silk nbbon and covered with blue and pink roses em- shoulders fine HT = qi.: Qy q KC .ly pin tucked, 2 July Jr Ft bedded in beautiful shaded foliage.Price.$15.00 and under- ni - TT _ neath a deli- ss M FAN na | * cate vine de- fs qo JD ana 0as Li R sign of blind Fu Lui ittle Reefers =o LL 200 _ ° 9 embroidery, us I pps on Fa St.Patrick\u2019s Day with half ring XI \\ .Perd! Is) ay on tes ay.and Dresses of finely em- We have just received a large range of Dinner broidered | ++ dantiest new effects n Harisian beltings In new Spring Patterns \u2014- spol , The + LL les - .collar has ï > | po belt buckles, sold colors, in P ain and em The additional importance we have this season Served from 12 to 2.Full course .35 bond of em.An LE «ed design, combination co ors In every given to little girls wear is emphasized by the opening Consomme Printaniere Puree St.Germain broidered Lo | ~ading shade for this Spring.Prices per belt of a separate department for it on the Mantle floor, Broiled Fresh Mackerel work, with in- ren >neth trom .50 to 53.00.: where we will be very pleased to show you on Tues- Wolfe Tone Potatoes sertion and ne Our showing of ornamental combs 1s day what we have secured for the comfort, the neat- Irish Stew, Dublin Style edging of fine | more comprehensive than ever before.Plain or ° and the becoming girlish dress of children from | Hibernia Fritters, Vav Sauce Val.lace.To - 0 years.ere are neat littie serge reeters in .2 .\"combs, carved combs, steel mounted combs, black, navy, red and brown, at .$3.75 | Roast Ribs of Beef, Horseradish Sauce The 3/4 sleeve is generously trimmed wih Van 0 | etched designs, and jewel set combs in innu- More expensive ones of course at $5.00, $6.50 Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce ciennes lace and the cuff is made to match ! \u201c$7.25 \u2019 a | + .\u2019 1.1 fear ones cn» vees eves aun .ner merable stvles are shown in our cases.Prices and $10.00.Boiled and Mashed Potatoes Another i rice £ bar Swi I 0 .=, 7 ., .: wiss muslim.A tam = 1.00 up to $12.50.Children's Eiderdown Gowns at.83.78 | Spinach with Les fl p Green Peas Down the front there's box pleat * daintils shadow ! ! : ; | ; ack woollen cashmere made expressly for convent udding Souflee anx Pistac : .; Co On Tuesday we are making a special wear.Pr = _.$5.75 | Green Appl 5 © embroidered in floral design and edged with very fine bn | dsp'av of ostrich, marabou and coq boas, : Co | reen Apple Ie : Val.lace ; the front is tucked, and every second tuck 0 | 2 -hufon ruffs.which have just arrived from Lawn and muslin dresses for Ist communion, in i Frozen Pudding a la Murphy is lace edged.The collar and cuffs are shadow em- Co Pr , 3 50, L great variety of styles, at prices equal to almost any | Tea Coffee broidered to match the box pleat down the front.La, 9 | cope.Prices from $3.50 each to $150.purse.Go ad 44 Pr $4.50 | \" Cp 1Zes to .FIC@.++0000 0000000000 0: .J SL \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 SE \u2014 np nt \\R.BORDEN IN MONTREAL.Mr.Borden further remarked that COURT OF KING'S BENCH |!ified to the methods they had employed COROTS SELL WELL 5 ae isa op | OPENING OF NAVIGATION, IN in api Me mans CPP pu ttes Wc , \u20ac , _\u2014_\u2014\u2014 > y y TTT mu rue nes + a Pa ee apres =, VEN ad Sy iE WH 11 an 1 cet ™ vx AY.MARCH 16, Should Read Rail tield.«< then that woman must si +o new conditions.But \u201c> Jane in one generation, nor ENT is consequence she lives in an (ND : ot unhyglenic conditions, L \u2018 i.temperament and con- \\ ~ = Smit ver UP, + her physical stability.I Les Worry, the nervous system.1 - dD ut VOUS =.Lt as : 1 lv anything that would tend rs - vitalitv or health.of Pills, votHINE as EME toNn 3 : rratifving results.Girls Earning Their Living \u2018ne marvellous developments of is the advent of woman as + with man throughout the entrain upon her nervous rrason of the new vocations strikes at the very and this means raplex in her physical relations a+ éarly seizes upon the wo- and she must therefore more service and every sin can employ this grand 1 908 This Carefully As a system tonic and blood renovator, no treatment gives such results.For maintaining good digestion, heal: thy appetite and the proper performance of the duties of the liver and kidneys, i impossible to equal Dr.Hamilton's ills.Dusky, sallow complexion is changed to a healthy, ruddy glow, which proves that Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills circulate blood that is rich and nourishing.Weak organs are filled with new life ond vitality; weakness, irregularities and the common ills are prevented, and this means much to those who have lived in that half-sick, half-well condition that seems so hard to overcome.When you feel poorly, when the head aches, back feels lame, and a drowsy, tired feeling creeps through you\u2014that's what tells of the need of Dr.Hamilton's Pills; try them.Sold in yellow boxes, 25c.each or five for $1.00, at all dealers, and satisfaction guaranteed.oo \"ROPRIETORS\u2019 PROTEST a.:- uuerin Telis Why Costs of SE | + ¢ilington Bridge Improvements Were Increased.Lo, \u2018AY BE AMENDED TO RE- Ck THE LEVY ON ST.ANNS WARD.- ~ ue ptuspect that an effec C.tolow the protest which vied by resideuts -nd Anns ward ugamnst oven darge levy that nas on oom in payment for the Pir.tor improvements.1 Wash writes as follows to A-nront 1 observe that Lr.1: - _ «mated that he was 1e was doue in the legis- co eruing this matter.san to the City Cul\u2019zer : ya,ing the proprietors : Le property 1ppoo- .: v's wlmission removzs 15 .- x.was the cause Ci ca.-x nts and propile- ?ef Ti Ae ar oki EN TR a py pn AFL corn SE rt Pa Eagle re ar er VHC APT SE M EE SE rer pe 3 eee ré ce Fe Eee : > a Lorn mn prt PIA ME Th Sr oi TIRE = ine 5 art an mn.EEX A pom mene ee mY =, Xe, oe Gy + ! i 1 .£ 4 i I) + \u20ac 1a\" 1 Se À | h 1, Foy bos i ë =.| i * Lb ; # = Xb, oh ÿ 8.ko i n H 4 \u20ac À 4 ; + I + w RE A i 4.ni hi 4; hi ( Et 4 Hi Ny iy n° 2 , } 8 i él Ë i ' Fr et TS ald - mid > 7 PRE > Te eT ST, PATRICK'S DAY.Irishmen Will Honor the Saint and the Shamrock To-morrow.rem GREAT PROCESSION THROUGH THE CITY WILL START FROM LAGAUCHETIERE STREET.$ Irishmen the world over will wear in their buttonholes to-morrow a little sprig of shamrock in honor of St.Patrick and the old land.For the past week the windows of the flerists\u2019 shops have been full of the dainty trefoil, and enterpnsing business firms have gone the length of offering to give away the sprays of the genuine shamrock tn every purchaser.; No matter where he gets it every Irishman will have a buttonhole, and the \u2018wearin\u2019 o' the green\u2019 will not be confined to Hibernians, for St.Patrick'\u2019s Day is no longer an Irish holiday alone, but, since Queen Victoria set the fashion, has become one of the fete days of the Empire.In Montreal the day will he honored nv a long list of Irish societies which will take part in the great annual St.Patrick's Day procession.The societies will proceed direct from their respective halls at 9 o'clock a.m.to St.Patrick's Church for grand mass, which will begin at 9.30 sharp.After grand mass the procession will form on l.agauchetiere.street and Beaver Hall and proceed hv way of Victoria square, Nt.James and Inspector streets, Chaboil- lez square, Colborne.Ottawa, Murray, Wellington.MeCord.Notre Dame, Me- (ill and St.Alexander streets to St.Fatriek's al].ORDER» OF PROCESSION.(Ald.Thos.O'Connell, marshal-in-chief.) Band\u2014-Flag.1].Hibernian Knights (in uniform).The Ancient Order of Hibernians.Band.2.Congregation of St.Michael.Band.3.The Congregation of St.Agnes.The Congregation of St.Gabriel.(Not members of any society.) 5.The St.Gabriels Young Men's So- cletx.6.The St.Gabriel's Juvenile T.A.& B.Society.T.The St.Gabriel Total Abstinence Benefit Society.8.The Congregation of St.Anthony.9.St.Anthony's Young Men's Society.10.The Congregation of St.Mary.{Not members of any society.) Band-Banner.11.St.Marv's Young Men\u2019sz Society.12.The Congregation of St.Ann.(Not members of any societv.) 13.St.Ann's Juvenile Temperance Society.: Band- Flag.14.St.Ann's Young Men's Society.; Band\u2014 Banner.15.St.Ann's Total Abstinence and Benefit Society.Band-Banner.16.Congregation of St.Patrick.(Not members of any society.) 17.Boys of St.Patrick's Christian Brothers\u2019 School.Band \u2014Flag.18.The Young Irishmen's Literary and Benefit Association.Band Father Mathew Banner.19.St.Patrick's Total Abstinence and Benefit Society.Band-Banner.70.St.Patriek's Society.The Mayor and invited guests.The clergy.Mr.Robert Warren is secretary of delegation, STO PATRICK'S BANQUET.St.Patrick's Society will celebrate St.Patricks Day with the annual dinner at the Windsor Hotel, to-morrow evening.The principal speakers will be the tion.Charles Fitzpatrick, Sir Alexander La- coste, Judge Ili.Guerin, the Rev.Gerald McShane, Mr.Charles Murphy (Otta- wal, and Mr.Frank J.Curran.K.C.Contribntors to the musical programme of the evening will be Aptommas, the harpist; Mv.J.MacCormack Clark, ot Ottawa, tenor; and Mr.H.Walter Dalv.baritone.The boys\u2019 chor of St.Patrick's School will sing Insh meln- vies under the direction ot Prot, I\u2019.J.Shea.AT NT.ALOYSIUS YESTERDAY.A statue of height, has heen of St.Alovsius fect in the men Patrick.six presented ba to their temporary church.Ta celebrate the offering, a gathering was held last evening when six hundred parishioners attended.The statue was blessed by the Rev.Canen O'Meara.of St.Tatrieck'e Chueh.the ceremony being followed by thé reader- ina of © Salutaris, the Tantum Ergo and the Ave Maria by the ladivs* choir.Preceding thig the Rev.Father Kieman.P.P.of St.Agnes, preached oo sermon on St.Patrick, and congractlated the Rev.Father Shea on having overcome the difficulties attending the creation of a new parish, St Victor Talking Machines are now |.ded to che display at NORDHEIMERS, LTD.589 St.Catherine street west.the oldest and largest general Music Establishment in Canada.Everything in music, from a Steinway Gmpnd or a Pianola Piano to the lates: \u2018hit\u2019 in sheet music.The Exchange Department of slizhtlyv-used an\u201d seccnd- hand Pianos at Nordheimer's has never before been so attractive to those wanting a high-grade Piano at an exceptionally low price.Call and see them, or write for particulars oa A San,» ENGLAND\u2019S GREAT EXHIBITION.\u2014\u2014 Surpasses Anything Held in America During Last Twenty- Five Years, Says Mr, Charl- ton, of G.T.R, CANADA'S CONTRIBUTION ECLIPSES THOSE OF OTHER BRITISH COUNTRIES: The Franco-British Exhibition, to be held in London from May 1 until the end of November, us à crowning celebration of the \u2018entente cordiale,' is going to be the biggest thing in the exhibition line ever held in the British Empire, according to Mr.H.R.Charlton, of the Grand I'runk, who arrived back in Montreal! this morning from a busi ness trp to kngland.Une of the special features of the exhibition, he said, will be the stadium, in which the Olympic games will be held.This stadium will have a seating capacity for 70,000 people, while the track in the arcna will be three laps to the mile.The site ot the exhibition which 1s at Shepherd's Bush, covers four hundred acres, and the numerous buildings now in course of erection there are nothing short of magnificent.Indeed, Mr.Charlton says that although he has attended every big exhibition held on this side of the Atlantic during the last twenty-tive years, he has never seen any exhibition buildings which for architecture and general ornateness, will compare with those ot the Franco-British Exhibition It is esti- .mated that at least 15,000,000 people will visit the exhibition.India, Australia, New Zealand and Canada will each have a section of the show to itself, and each is erecting a special building.The Canadian building, Mr.Charlton says, will be twice as big as either of the others, and will overtop them all with the finest exhibit representative of Canadian resources and (Canadian hfe that has ever been got together, far surpassing the exhibits which the Dominion has made at Liege.Milan, and Dublin, good as these have been.Mr.Charlton secured for the Grand Trunk two thousand square feet of space in an enclosure known as the French Court.The company is putting up a handsome building of its own in the Italian Renaissance style of architecture, and its exhibit will be an entirelv Canadian one, including interesting features which will appeal to the emigrant classes as well as to tourists.Included in these exhibits will be the verv best specimens possible to get of the (fish.fowl, and animal life native to Canada.PAROLE OFFICER HERR MR.WALTER P.ARCHIBALD Dk- LIVERED THREE ADDRESSES YESTERDAY ON WORK AMONG CRIMINALS, There was a large audience at the Calvary Men's Own meeting yesterday at- ternoon to hear an address by Mr.Walter P.Archibald, Dominion parole oth- cer, on \u2018Modern methods tor the ireat- ment of the c¢rinunal classes \u2019 Mr.Archibald described the class of people who become criminals, and showed what a large part environment played in the production of criminais.I'he lack ot home (raining was one of the great causes of people going wrong; indeed, he expressed the opinion that it all children were trained as they ought to be in their homes there would bé no criminals.He then went on to show what good effects were being obtained trom the modern \u2018parole\u2019 system.Last year, he remarked, 1,643 convicted @riminals were let out on parole, and of that number 1,610 became good citizens and were now free men.Such results as these had broken down the antagonism to the parole svstem.There was an increasing disposition on the part ot employers to give such men another chance by providing for them, and the result was the accomplishment ot much good.Mr.E.J.Loiselle, of St.James Methodist Church, sang the solo, \u2018 Face to Face.The new organization scheme of Mens Own was taken in hand heartilv.great competition tor being shown.Mr.Archibald preached in Dominion Square Methodist Church in the morning.and mm Erskine Presbyterian Church in the evening.A NARROW ESCAPE.Foran, sixty years of age, resid- 100 Bleury street, had a narrow from death beneath the wheels Riverside and Outremont car home, on Naturday after- motorman declares that herselt in front ot members ot her fam- ly assert that such is not the case.as she 1s suffering from nervousness, and when she saw the car approaching, she tell in trying to get out ot the way.\\* ben Mrs.Foran was picked up 1t was tound that she was badly bruised, bnt no bones were broken.She was taken into her home, but as she was suffering from nervous shock and the bruises she had snstained, it was found necessary later to remove her to the Hotel Dieu.CHINA ILLUSTRATED.The Rev.W.I\u2019.Boshart will give an illustrated address on \u2018China\u2019 in Mount Raval Avenue Methodist Church to-mor- row evening.HITCHCOCK ACQUITTED the verv service Mrs.ing at escape ot a opposite her The Mrs.Foran threw \"+0 var, but the \u2026\u2026\u2014 as.New York, March 16.\u2014 Ravmond Hitchcock to-day was acquitted by direction of Justice Blanchard, in the xu- treme Court, or charges brought hv several voung girls, atter one ot the girls had testified that the allegations she had made aga:nst the actor were untrue.THE FACTORY COLLAPSES, New Building of Modern Bedstead Company, at Cornwall, Ont., a Mass of Ruins, \u2014_\u2014 Cornwall, March 16.\u2014 The Modern Bedstead (ompany\u2019s new factory here was badly wrecked yesterday afternoon.Just what happened no one knows.as there was no one on the premises, but it looks as if the sixty-foot tower which was surmounted by a 30,000 gallon tank full of water, gave way.It fell into a heap of brick, mortar, and twisted iron.A large section of the front wall ot the building also fell down, as well as the wall of the paint shop at the rear.A large section of the roof followed the wreck.The factory was almost ready to start operations, and as the brass stock room was wrecked much of the material was damaged.\u2018I'he factory was built last summer at a cost of about twenty-five thousand dollars.Sherbrooke and Cornwall men are the chiet stockholders.LIANG HSUN FILLED WITH DISQUST METHODS OF UNITED MEXI- AT PRYING STATES OFFICERS ON CAN BORDER.\u2014\u2014\u2014 San Francisco, March 16.\u2014As a result of friction with the United States ofh- cials on crossing the border line between the United States and Mexico, Liang Hsun, the chargé d\u2019affaires ot the Ch1- nese legation in Mexico City, who is at the Fairmount, said yesterday that he would never return to the United States.Liang is a graduate of Amherst, well acquainted with American customs and international courtesies.but the zeal of these Federal officers ot the border line in prying into the character of the minister, has filled him with anger and disgust.Liang Hsun is returning to China to mourn the death of his father.eee BIG FIRE AT LYONS \u2014 Lyons, March 16.The fire which broke out last night in a big biscuit factory here rand which spread over a block of buildings covering twenty-two acres, is now under control.The loss i8 placed at $400,000.Carman, Man., March 16.\u2014 Taylor's grist mill was badly damaged by fire yesterday.As far as can be learned.there is no insurance.Mr.Taylor, the proprietor, was badly burned about the tace and hands.WANT INCREASED DUTY ON Hea PRODUCTS \u2014 Ottawa, March 16 \u2014 À deputation from Western Ontarto waited on the Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Customs to-day, asking that the customs duty on fresh pork and hog products be 1n- creased one cent a pound so as to keep out American competition.The increased rate of duty would bring the duty rates up to three and four cents a pound on iresn pork and hog products, respectively.Among those who took part in the deputation were Messrs.John Dryden, John lolmie, M.P., Val entine Ratz.M.P.H.H.Miller, M.P., John Telford, M.F.,, G.H.Mcintyre, ALP, E.D.South, MP, with Mr.Koehler, M.P.P., and W.O.Sealey, ot Hamilton.COURT OF KING'S BENCH (See also Page 5.) The trial ot Dease and Moore was resumed this morning, when lurther eve dence was adduced by a Chinaman who stated that there were a tew hundred Clunes coms In circulation among the Urientals ot Montreal, and Fenx David, teller at the Montreal District & bav- ings, testified to the tact that bills sum lar to\u2019 those stolen irom the Montreal Fruit Auction Company passed through the bank almost every day.Mrs.Richard deposed that Dease and Moore hved in her house in Lusignan street and that Dease had pleniy et money when he rented a room irom her.She also informed the Court that the prisoners very likely got the plaster on their boots irom some soluton made with the object of plastering the ceiling.Detectives Samson, Sloan and Cowan were then recalled.Questioned by the Crown Prosecutor, Mr.Mibbard, K.C., as to whether they noticed any plaster 1m or about Mrs.Richard's house when they arrested the prisoners, they replied in the negative.À juryman asked Detective Cowan what drew their attention to Mrs.Richard's house, and he replied that the house had bren under suspicion since the arrest of a man who had lived there, and had been charged with stealing a fur cout.Under cross-examination by Mr.F.J.Curran, K.C., the detective admitted that the man had been discharged, Lut that the coat found on him had been 1e- turned to the prosecutor in \u2018he case.Counsel for the defence and the pro- gecution having addressed the jury, His Lordship summed up.stating that it appeared to him an extraordinary coincidence that the bills found in the prisoners\u2019 possession were drawn on the same banks and of the same denominations es those stolen from the Montreal Fruit Auction Company.The jury then retired and the Court adjourned for luncheon.INFANT FOUND IN HALLWAY.On Saturday night the police of the Chenneville street police station sound a new-born infant in a hallway of 18 \\n- derson street.lt was taken to the Central station, and handed over to Madame Lajeunesse, the police matron, | who took it to the Grey Nunnery.Arr eR =v #4 ro ri TS MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS) - SNOW REMOVAL.Street Railway Company Offers to Undertake the Whole of the Work.CITY PREPARED TO ACCEPT THE OFFER 1F BASIS OF CO~TS CAN BE AGREED uN.At the close of ordinary business [ (ie Road Committee this afternoon, a conference will be held between members of that administration and the linance Committee of the City Council and representatives of the Montreal Street Railway Company on the question ot the removal of snow from the streets on which the company has running powers.The company has protested that che system of cartage in practice by the city, half the costs of which it has to pay every year, is extravagant and excessivu.It has therefore ottered to undertake the whole of the labor itself, and the question to be settled this afternoon 1ec- lates to the price to be paid towards the work by the city.There are good prospects for an agreement being reich- ed.The total amount expended by the city on this work up to last week was £1°3,- 000, and the company\u2019s share of this zc- cording to the city treasurer, is $91.C00.The company has already paid $50,000 on account.WESTMOUNT WINS COURT DECIDES THAT THE MONTREAL L.H.& P.COMPANY MUST PAY TAXES.Mr.Justice Delorimier rendered judgment on Daturday in the important and interesting case of the town of \\Vest- mount vs.the Montreal Light, Heat & Power Company.This was an action to recover taxes imposed on real estate in the municipality under special by-laws passed in 1903, 1904 and 1905.The whole claim against the company, including interest, amounted to $3,938.10.The company pleaded that the taxation roll had never been regularly proposed, deposited, homologated or published.It denied that the municipality had any right to enact such by-laws, and said the company had not been taxed for real estate, but for its value as a going concern.The judge, however, decided that the town by its council had a perfect right to impose such taxes, that no proofs had been brought of the municipality's failure to properly register and publish the notices, and that the taxation was just and right.The Montreal Light, Heat aud Power Company was therefore condemned to pay the sum asked by the complainant and the cost of the suit.It is expected that the company will appeal from this judgment.\u2014___.FAIRMOUNT SCHOOL CONCERT.The scholars of the Fairmount School, under the very able direction of the principal, Mr.Alexander, gave a most en- Joyable entertainment in the St.Louis Town Hall, ¢.Thursday evening.March 12, in aid of the Fairmount School Lib- | rary Fund.A very carefully arrangey | Programme, consisting of recitations, sot los, duets, instrumental selections, and | calisthenic classes.to which was addec la play, entitled \u2018Paddy Miles's Bov; all of which was exceedingly well put on, and great credit is due the Fairmount School for the pleasant evening afforded.{ Miss Kathleen Patten was very amusing in her representation of the French.Canadian character; her skill wag appreciated among the children, as was shown by the loud applause following the announcement of her name bv the chairman.Miss Thelma Hutchinson, in the song, \u2018Lies lullaby,\" sustained her record as a favorite.Although Miss Thelma Hutchinson is very voung, she has a very pleasing voice, and shows every promise of becoming a soloist who will charm her hearers when her voice reaches its full strength.The Messrs, Pickering showed fine form in their instrumental selections.Miss Lillian Pickering was charming in the skirt dance, as was also Miss Roberta MeLeun.and the violoncello solo by Master Frank Redleh proved a great sucress.Mise Violet Scott.Miss Helen Daviss, Maa- ters Jack Manghan.W.Alexander.M.Watson, R.Bickerdike.and G.Smith, deserve great praise for their able production of the play \u2018Paddy Milex\u2019s Boy\u2019 All the parts throughout its five acts were exceedingly well sustained.and reflect great credit on the youthful actors and their instructor.Principal Alexander.The large concert hall was crowded, and many who came ir late had to stand, but thev were well repaid for any inconvenience they were put to.er THE LATE MR.JOIINSON, The funeral of the late Mr.NX.W.Johnson took place trom the residence ol his son-in-law, Mr.Joseph Eveleigh, 137 Mackay street, on Saturday afternoon, and was largely attended, those present including members of St.George's Lodge, No.440, A.F.& A.M, KE.R., of which the deceased was a mem: ber, and several volunteers who had served with him at the Fenian Raid of 1806.The service at the house was conducted by the Rev.Mr.Sullivan, pastor of Olivet Baptist Church, assisted by the Rev.C.Scott, of Douglas Methodist Church.The chief mourners were Mr.Joseph Eveleigh, son-in-law of the deceased, and Messrs.F.J.Eve- leigh, J.I\u2019.Eveleigh, and A.A.Eaves, grandsons.Among others present were Messrs.D.Bentley.F.W.Wadsworth, C.8S.J.Phillips, W.Foster Brown, W.K.Grafftey, A.B.Scarff, J.E.Hun- sicker, M.Philbin, J.P.Seybold, W, H.Chapman, J.Furze, George Barrat, .J.W.Knox, T.Jordan, Edward Duffy, .Joseph Bourassa, D.Verdon, Arthur Goy- cette, .I.Crockett, T.Grace, FE.Duquette, Markland Molson, B.J.Robinson, A.C.Bennett, W.George ldler, J.H.Elliott, W.A.Cheeseborough, G.F.Johnson, and J.W.Blair, | were | complete tour of the bmildings wus made.EE SPE eo.Fe Teves.A RUE û FEA Eg TS Ty ts rie à McGILL NOTES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SACRED CONCERT AT THE UNION | A sacred concert was given mo lle great hal of MeGill Union yesterday alternoon, : The performers were all students, and Mr.F.HH.Blair, of the Conservatornnm of Music, acted ax the The following programme ot eight mon: bers was very ably rendered to the great enjoyment ot a large crowd ol members: 1.(a) Solo, Mr.A.L.Johnson.\u2018Lord God of Abraham, trom \u2018Eljan: thy quartette, Misses Dawes and Fessenden, Messrs, Hale and Johnson, Cust thy burden on the lord.from \u2018Elyah; 1.viohn solo.Miss Sawyer.\"Benedictus, (Mackenzie: 111, solos Mr.CA.Hate.\u201cThe prodigal son\u2019 tsulhvans, IV.sole fntl Miss Fessenden, \"There 18 à green far away\u2019 (Gounod); V.duet.Mis Dawes and Mr.C.A.Hale, \"Love dr vine\u2019 (Stamer); VI, quartette.Misses Dawes and Fessenden.Messrs.Hal Johnson, \u2018Jead, kindiy bæht\u2019 (>nllisunc.VIL.solo, Mr.Murray G.Brooks, \\dore and be still\u2019 (Gounod: VIL.male quartette, Messrs.Hale and Brooks, Manny and Logie, \"Remember now thy creator.\u2019 All enjoyed the programme.and many expressed a hope that there might be other entertainments of a similar charac: ter.Mr.Co LL.Cantley, president of the Union, presided.but My.H.B.Le- gle, the chairman of the entertamment committee, deserves =pecal it was largely due to his nntirimg efforts that the concert wag so excellent.~ MeGILL Y.M.C.A.As was anticipated, an excellent ad dress was delivered at 3 p.m.on Sundax.March 15.m the assembly hall of the MeGill Y.M.C.A.The speaker was Professor Gerald B.Sunth.Ph.D.vf the University of Chicago.who took as his subject, 'Making the most of hie.He showed that man 1s differentiated from other animals by being governed by ideals and that the greatest good m hte was found in losing oneself 1n some great ideal.God is the greatest ideal and if any one would he his follower he must lose himself and in that wax hnd hte, Man thus makes the most of hfe hy los ing himself in the greatest ideals of hie.A VISIT TO MACDONALD COLLEGE On Saturday afternoon the Physical and Chemical societies of Metall Un versity united iu accepting an insitation to visit the new Macdonald College at Ste.Anne de Bellevue.The Grand Trunk provided à special car which was attached to the 1.30 p.m.tran.Ahout thirty-five took advantage of the oppor tnnity to the college.At Anne's the party was met hy Professors Snell and Lynde.of the chemistry and physics departments respectnely who the hosts for the afternoon.A see beginning at the main building and end ing at the men's residence, where Mrs.Snell, assisted by Mrs, Lynde.entertams- ed at tea.Ivery one wax deeply nm pressed with the simple completeness of the buildings and furnishings.Special mention must be made of the library and assembly hall.in the main building.and of the large dining hall.in the ladies\u2019 residence.One of the students raid: \u2018One could not but be pleased to think that there are men who are interested in the welfare of the conntry enough to provide such a magnificent opportunity for the training of our young Canadian hfe.© There is nothing superfluous, bn everything is of the very best.Tt would seem impossible for a yonng man to spend even the time of ne of the short- d er courses In such surroundings and not have his ideals razed.And then the best of it all is that not only would he have higher ideals but as a result of the dccanipatist 1 and | mention 8 St.Moxpay, Marcu 1° , SOCIAL AND PERSO Mi.F.Civ, wt \\Irs.Cnitertainng Mrs.\u2018ing a badge Mr< 6.wall be a + Vtnrsers Mass +.LAJMNE 1 ce eins.Mor \u201cand Tren Mo | | { È i ali Mr.k Robey Loo bers M.Vier otro - und A Miss Moses os tbe Chaltont Pix 4 1Le rate Mr.Wi INH, ~Choe of Mus, Hen received jo Phage, Just PUN April.[A nearaze the Rev, k.Manitoba, | Yh , Miss HT, Story, Legler, thie A Colne \u2018 VV dues nas Alida, Mattei-l Pegler, of la: 1 Agua al car pitt I~ A, CO Puartadue 1 4, pen Blacioavoa dd 19 > 00 is I Le a trip to the CRE co, three Ottawa this cent, \u2018 : ter Ms Brel Woon too take place oi Moine ti -.hoo ooo tr.bas te ih dut Featar +1 .n Là Pi.arr Co Storr, Landi tham, to take place dral.Winnipeg.on © Principal and Mrs Etertained the {onal College wr toi, \"dus even, | present.Vole ST Cove daughter 2 ST A: b studeqits Aa | ST Ie \u201c0 yoo Ce IN Mure py The evi wae wore prises.music and Jane RS number CL OT ATLTES oy oa Low plirmishenx a woo dent on ro.pAtueng the pietures were 1h 1; levers\u201d Queen Loose, Pain ter ot Mero.A Sparen Bea COLE Tome Manders ang 10, and His Wyre y dhe marriage 0 x Pave 6 5 \u2018afternoon.Mur! 8, at Au 5 Jynightebridge.Londen, «© lie Charles Macqpherren lue.Raval Welsh Fusiliers, secon « are Ion.Riuhoru K.Potier, voir Manor, Quebec.and or VL bell 12 Enimismore Gardens.Vicow of Captain +.1 Cath The othiciating ergy owen ee M.Rokeby, rector orf Carlton « Lescestershire aud the Bev, dane.Chr All sam~ Majer sr} McMahon, Bam.DSO.lar.Welsh Fusiliers, acted as best mur A (tered their names recention Mrs.Meyrick Gardens, was Bankis, i coq \u2018 - suhse pientiv to Erno The following Canadian visor a + \u2018 he Commissioner's Othe, 17 \"London, during the weer ending | 3:-Dr.H.1.lovey, 1.Nicholson, Mr-.RK | ' excellent courses of lectures provided he\u2018 would return home better able to realize the higher ideals than he was to realize the lower ones of fermer days.Macdonald College is unique.It js already great.Great in its beantv and fitness of buildings.Great in its ideals, Great mots opportunity to serve the coon.It begins its history with equipment unequalled in many older colleges.and n will always be a matter 6f Interest those who saw it Saturday to watch the working out of the policy ot has adopted.\u201d The party returned to the city on the Ottawa express.tired.11 is true.with seeing so much in so short time, but deeply grateful to the kindness of those whe gave the opportunny to see this wonderful college at thie on.sot of its carcer.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 WEST END Pops, Saturday might concerts in the lecture hall of the West End Methodist Church continue to flourish to a remarkable dee gree, as 1s evidenced both by the excel lent programmes provided from week to week, and by the enthusiasm of the au diences.This was especially the cuve last Saturday evening when Mise Grave Cleveland Porter.of New York, provid- edd the entertainment, hèr forte bang southern dialect sketches.Miss Porter.who 1s here on a visit to Mrs.John Cur- rie.bolds a high reputation as an clo- cutionist in her own state,sand she er tamly sustained her reputation in the inimitable manner with which she rendered the varions numbers on Saturday evening.These cluded \"Aunt Mirandy on how to manage a husband.\u201d the \u2018Theatre party, from \u2018Mrs.Wiggs of the cabbage patch \u2018Ole Unele Daniels sermon\u2019 and a cradle song.representing an old mammy putting the child 16 Jeep.Both as a singer and an Miss Porter 1s exceedingly clever.The programme also included some select ms from the 'Habitant by Mr.Howard Tur whose ability in this direction ner, is perhaps not excelled in Montreal.[lis rendering of the \u2018Habitant,\u201d and \u2018Napoleon Trudeau,\u201d were exceptionally wood.and called forth insistent encoôres, Next Raturdav evening the West End Glee Club will put on an Irish concert, assisted by Mr.Nelson Kollmar.and ii )s expected that there will be a crowded house on this occasion.Miss Dorter has been secured for the anniversary of the West End Chureh on March 30, so that those who did not hear her before will have an opportunity then.CAPTAIN JOLIN TAYLOR.Winnipeg, March 16.-Captain John Taylor, a retired Hudson's Bay tactor, died here yesterday, aged 73.clocutionist.; 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TO | | lare holding their à the ville.Ont: ville.Ont: ville.Ont: A.and Emote, Miss M.E, ROM, Ont: Mrs.Mrs.clair.St.St.Jehn, katoon: Tage, Mackenzie, Montreal: A.Ti.Lorne Drum.terton, CG.Mrs.Mrs.Mise Toronto: A.Laura A.Young.John, NB.A horne.Montreal: Captain |.Alberta: Montreal: Montreal: Gentleman.AL RW M.( I v E.ito.Canadian | \\getoma < Meu*réa M.sm, Forster Hunt.1 aronto Fyvrwihnre, and Won, B.N Mrs 1.Wo MeAlstere Winnipeg: Beaumaris, On.Miss \\Vinitre:! Jobr Watson So } Mrs I y Lindsay, HF Short.Montreal, BH: KR.lI.Edgar } .M Hahtax- Vancouver.+ Mass James Ja i The Hope à Moarcreat i ]nternatienal cevening a A vors pleasant Coe was \u20ac - ! : ding 3 -able at the | LIDAY.~ 49 WAS B Y FROM TRIP Fleur at .ble $ rity.en will be paya fier WEUNERL $ - u .rou ture Pro same \u2018hes 0 and aft \u2014 ( in MONTREAL TO-DAY.\u2014_ Doing à Local Bakers Buy here, and There is T Fu F me [and Pranches 0: snd N be rireed rom NO I I .; [ st ds is W AN in- Is ues - spoudence © fer Books borh dig \\! =r L ding Stock Bank of contre.Future of Home Va ith Customs.(Wall Street he (phe Transfer \u201clst March bo - .W idea ; a For ca B Iness an \u2014\u2014 and decide irds the lusive.the Board -mand d Large us : matter over d been 16.\u2014As reg.has clus By order of \u201c- we .B f ht.circles Mill thought the ices he ha be \"ork, March te 1 there \u2019 y KINNON, ; arn Whi'e Market Sho try is Brig ircles Miller : f the pric would New York, ket position, during J.MACKI al Managor.: .1\u20ac t Coun ry ; usiness cir in view o haps he - ck mar .\u2018cmenl du o General a ; that, erhaps ulat al sto ; rovem ve ( .t Tha the | is being told in ost interest to {ting in the past, PES of his A rom gener still further mp all around have 1978, \u2018er, a h Activi y- sident of A stery is of particu r trade.| ge et rid of som e buyers ir| been a eck, and prices all ce in re ie, March 1st, 19 vel, 3 Muc E.S.Clouston, Pr ned from down town that sellers in the flour of the wise Ra at the price {hese accepted their the past vent a shayp ac an hort con.Sherbrooke, ! \u2014 Nr.E.S.ho has PrOD- | oth buyers an eeks ago on- ed stoc ffering, so recorded gq ; \u2018overing of shor hy .to-.lay aol of Montreal, w : tated that Hy ho that a few w to the \u20ac ada were o deal.?to further « newed buving _\u2014 PA 18 7 £1 Sterl ng Laok s trip to Mexico, .- are rea It appears here came op was' Can hey made a ent sponse 1 as 10 renc \u2018idently be- A valae of business trip | Hhepablic a ro kin firms : ore tha rme and t was s .as wel .F ave evilde .: ar 5.65.a : 5 in the H +5 bever mo large baking 5 aying mo ld not | te arloads rel tracts, a lic, who h s turn 1s $4.85.6 ertv interests Fa wos De LO \u20ac that it was p t it wou f .t of two \u20ac 3 that we tside public.Le market bas Ç Ep.St .in Canada.TER Le mr that cc .clusior r, and tha 11 out © A shipmen for others the the ou xced that the 1 III II.sirer , | afer than in stability oi ncial sary for flour, take a fa te 4 ve the way m bouse, :0omé convince -ard jous ad- X,rN - .Street to-cay | pondenl have + IDEND tx imp ctus to | QU \"ommercial po.i+ tbe mi he fixing of nds of the whole schem isely worded Ds ; known! T OUT Correspoi st week: in DIV Co it the business : a Comme inion that it them that t in the ha a precisely lations, | vices from y ing the past ; of SRCENT can us tn J ; ou pion to ! ether i There is s regu lates ; x ce during idences CE PERCE: Pp - 8 result ; \"Ore present Vi.a s of the opi ico should dour is not altog she dian Custom * which stipu tinued in for \u2018en further ev 1ch- ividen] of ONE I ook of err 5 MIS ora nore Mr.Clouston was that Mexico cial Tour 1 roducer.to some of t | tke Cana ing clause,\u201d w export to there have bee in several branc uarterlv Divide Common Stock © CVOTTRS uld expected ral nantes Canadian P d so good t de that; °° the \u2018dumping sold for hich fact, the betterment in s also among A Quar ared on the imited, nay- could not be 5 of the gene epres- is idea lookec baking tra be À vhich are that w dditional industry, as als Jos been declar acy, Limited, t .flects o e was a dep This in the and t hat goods w figure than shall an a nd industry, 5 the close {pag - Coal Compan) holders © _ LL, ily aver scape the e sult there w Re- r craftsmen Ll he game, e.tha .lower fig narket, \u2018 es of trade a towards _ Dominion ta Share 20h te } _ « fractionaily av ! \u20ac ; \u2018y.as a resu , d as the other join in t to three ! ada at a h home r dif- es oi | However, | .à Of a re the il 1408.ks on 200 ec CCTonE \u201cringeney, : ns, and, tals, , ided to j reased ing | Can 1d on the ty, the : ailroads.indications .1st April, f the Boo Ln \u2019 .; Mortreal | Er \\ining operatio rter of me they dec ticipants inc everything \u2018v are so ; the duty, bey j the r were inc fa as be jable losing o \u2018 - ; $._ , ; -es thev .tion to hich t ek there ter, which ma, t the c c* 475 snare to ' TIOD !n n y large expo lv be felt umber of par 11 laid and selves | axed.in adi ice at w \u2018alue | of the we stock market, ! ew of record a RE Toron lic was a ver) yrobably fn A ir plans a d themsel | be taxed, the pric t.valu .the stoc 1 in viev 1908.S'ock RY for 23.| public f this would 1 | With their Ny addresse United; \u20ac between eal marke en- action in fectly natura \u2018tight March, \u20ac Common \u20ac a \u201c Ps © T0 shares | the effect o ome.cith the! rdy, they natural olis, in the sell.| ferenc and their r itted to arded as per , for the past for TDI Books of the h at 3 nm.: Loon only | tar come time to cor ell pleased with T° recdy.illers of Minneap apy flour to s were sold vill be perm ean MAN regar t that it lias, f lv an uninterrup Transfer rom 20th March at 3 ee S ' Open- + IF : louston was we king venture ta the m see if they bad any fl Minneapo- before they » Some me r for the fac ed practically : hese facts, \u2018ill be closed fro a.m.helreu & Ontario ! Mr.Clouston their banking d that States.to see | ice of this ) ; as be ; country.ual orde -| at least.enjoy \u201cideration of thes the wi ril at 10 a.neler oo t the\u201d cess attending he foun .t Sta ; but the pri .1 charges ter this issed his us \u20ac ittle specu-!a ; In censide tural for ih until 1st Ap , Shareholders.(aint higher at ; SICcess Mexico, for doing 8° They had; h incidenta the ; t kad misse f this lit he ed advance.d as only natural ce al 1ailed to SF veo Dont ice, | on City of \u2018apital was ess | * lus suc nearly on d! who re heard o course, te regarde experience wili be n _ in the price, 4 etm h in the capital e business, flour, p was so their ol niust have and, of art-| it may te market 10 be pres- cheques ACKAY, ss) adyance in CL their branch the ex-hang ncial | ight and duty, that 2 o our ' e way, , toms dep ral stock ion from the I M , i : _ int thin , ro-thirds of nt fina .freigh : s the flour selling t ior in som - the cus 0 ould genera te recessio LL | Aa ariy © points wi least two-t ; the rece had : basis as d been s el latior in s to see rning Ww a modera _ - Secretary.i - \u2026 nearis 1 dur ng et he ; ' same eal ha dvantag .; ldn't like ; f a wa two, least ; 1 ofierz- 5 C1, rable at- the country ter of fact, | tions , \u20188! in Montr \u2018t see any a ing | wou thing, i he, the i rel ; \u2018hich ai ranged * \u2018acte vonsrerab Poof As a mat ; institu i friends didn't see f getting t lose any bat may \u2019 iting | ent level.anner in w [ so y, 190%, + LA YaC - roubles.Canadian an- | hat they ethod of g - ment lo wever t uch wr \u201cer, the me JUrpose © t&h February, : .: last year | trou lans and Canac d merc them, t bersome m Minne rmit it.Ho e was m now! Howev for the j eral treal.6th general =inmp - | founa Canadia he official an ot but | the more cumbers arload from 2 ice, nermi held up, ther hing, and |, of stocks made én, and the gene Montreal, x I © wn to the low fig lar with both the c ich could n ing Int lies by the \u20ac Be same pre; TEE rare ing and telegrap \u2018Mr, Miller \u2018ing fits are taken, a ditions, and 3 J> Ce Ted dew gradnally re, île world of Mexico.hy ware promo ae their *hon they ion are, from local and ie a representative of \"M do to get Imre apron in pusiness vutiools prompts PROFESSIONAL CAR) no whieh ir ; ; fitable to ; tions betwe sola.whe; ry.as occas a little lo there is a e what hole they impro: more favora than a sligh 3 mn a.\u2018ew weeks there he pro d trade rela take delivery, rice was iller take ! treal to se t of the the rather thing more t ime.- « rast few ; re extende \u2018Mexi- If only the p + Mr.Mille in Mon uers ou icr that no .pd at this ti : es ir ! ; stock.more : Canada.ston, \u2018Me: firms.is\u2014\u2018conldn't flour at.ew custom the belier anticipate \u2014\u2014= Se A A core \u201con the whole, said Very rat future.in Dr apoiis oo carloads of ous.as hie in.reaction is to be ss ADVOCATES, BARRISTEUS, > Le one of the ' .\u2018On t but have a ve ces stil! ur ;- an order the price he rade\u201d \u2018Mr: \u2014 UCE UP | is investment buyirg ed es have immense ached and the A say Ps station to the t COUN1 ny yxuD om LIOTT & CAVID, bola end lL mar- ri ; \u2018arcely touched.the sev being s itora, + ve \u2018azress on the loca sh: \u2018eloped or sc blic of ia à ear T HO - on the L a Soiic Ce ee po Jharehotiers he ernment i a of the large \u2018and and, INST BUCKE S NG GOES ON.values are down aE pay buyers ELLi Sarristors The Provincos cre ber nioana er NO s well as ; t i i Egg the re ; ders, Aa loners ; ot \u201csed, while ther th?states as w into excellen av safe in AGA MBLI arket with ivin or Commiss he Biales of ro : .?.a 53 ç glving d for the Sialic York, fine reduction in tv, have fallen ; ;, they are I USADE CK GA local m iffdent about : is growing An aad New ge Cee ending ; Iron wa.4, \u2018ested rights, trv, iy C ro very d ive demund is a chusetts t, Jamas St Re .s stock -j as for ves her coun ; - City ND 2 are nsumptive bp: candled, Mazen à 189 &t, eri : pod dey as for ve in any ot : stay in the À > Gives bough the co ted.Straigh* en Life Bullding, L A David.OUT, \u201cia with a x ring {Mexico as during hiz st celing a 3 SS t are moderated.25e per doz Canada ar \u2018n'a sold during Clouston, during ire of me a \u2018 Witne as prices offered at © ros- J.Elliott.vo Mr.A shares were ras well Mr.C d the pleast nciers an t of id stock is be every p Henry J.R C5 het -70 at eut to t will n orts of a New York and Supplies t curren A ICT BAN I ! ; I Ce > hero C.P.R.5 orresponden \"est: .he all s A f both the ! 5 will af Made.h 10 mee A Y & DISTR Montreal.i ; 1 146%.\"5 Street cor ble interest: nent ol the, 7 P cfficials o « Exchanges cility e was enoug ar CIT es street, BCL i basse, 190 at ! \u201410 at 55.considera ai developn .n- Th HL d Stock E \u201cer facili ther zed hogs St.Jam - own, B.A.com.\u2014I0 af with interesting - Street is co Consolidate Knox.every = of nte.toir dres: 180 L.B.LN.Bro HN.1 + Pen.\u201462 at 97.ne t 501 Le \u2018The most far as Wall S Ra t from the \u2018ommistioner \\ jiuvestigation mente killed abatto 100 pauuds.a- ; tterson, M.A, LL.By.A ç TOCK Halifax \u20142oi at 51, 175 re, ast week, lu so the on of Pre.ford Co undertakes the titutlons.ThESE Fresh t $8 to $8.25 nd from loca) T ap or C 3 | AONTR EAL S S Mexican \u2014 at S4, SC at 83% ened has been bv the direction will be! when he beth of these ins 1 nothing for quofed 8e a fair demand Ir meats, an R RI FRE ° a .HIE #5 E Twins\u201454 = at 148l2.; ; that, b: \"ectigation , ither or beth hat ther heir ex- There js nd smok ; N loma) BAUER ; acife\u2014?at > gton n investig Smith, ei ; vintain th to ihe cured n IN\u2018Diplo « Pen x ANGE PRIC New Pucific- 1.000 at 5415 A Washin sevelt, an Knox S fficiais muin in regard there- tn'lers for ; des and n or (McQ Surveyer .I - ile honds-$i, ident Roose Herbert he Le- offc conceal in nt, ana Te ; steady.11 gra Oivii Engineer ( ial lan Hora EXGH Textile ronge: t 8s.5! d by Mr.ation in th them to management, à th auv- prices are - firm and all | oa d Province YS._ i i prel\u20142 at 8%.t (SR.conducte t Corpora! the pur- them t or their ing Mr.Sun 3 is very top price.Dominion an SURVE ?Ron à St Francois Xavier Coai pre Hdwag\u2014In at 20 ( \u2019ommissicner 0 and Labor, can changes \u2018ose showine } re which may I.arc e selling at Eto,, ; ° a ar 4 RUE 1 8 8e Toronto Ral Fn, 5 at 21 at 93g.portent of Commerce of out if lie fore they hing they SH the ques-| packages Se March lv.WATERWORKS Ei ST.Montreal ; > s le jar = : > .h is to | k gan \u2018an- thing a i hateve - KET~) 2 260 ST.\u2018 A Sellers Buyers Te Le 4h at 9114, Lo AL se of whic bit stoc an light w probe.K MAR 1 92 No.{ Len : /er\u2014 : po to prohib to those 7 OW apy roposes to jubilant IVE STOC s\u2019 cattle, S 1) san Buers 163, 164 covers 25 at 01.6 at 7.- be enacted y appear sition | throw hich he prop ; are jubi «1 f butcher 770 fat ; NSE : 3.10% -e 91, - - : = it Tuay ropos ; 5 in whi changes Al- 50 head o d 1,770 ICE ; Dom I &8 53 ° 58% 356 at 914 25 at Th.Mig, 175 at 105.\u2018Strange as | Street, the p k Lx- tions of both ex easure at About 850 he d lambs, an int St.\u2014\u2014 lAGE L 2 do pfd.à | Richelieu\u2014?-105 at ile, couistic to Wall York Stock [i \u2018Members of tion vf a m of bucket| 03 sheep an at the Point MARR ; à 1.> 390° conminon = tagonistic he New X vill like- introduc htion 2 ; alves, 103 for sale Trade sy À peg - Duluth con ea \u2018Soo\u2019 vo - 154 » investigate the ; sumed, w ~ over the tbe aboli xeeption of ef e offered : forenoon.d IS9UED | do.pid.as S.R.\u2014°7 at ! 9 Pi at S».io inves ' it is pres Stock Exs- looking to sible excep Re hogs wer A ds this n upward .bX F, 3 note.fax.97 MOST f\u2014o0 ar 82.= e, which, \u201consolidated Sto o- bany : the 108s ough which es stockyar ices have a at ! i.DU J tre co Hor Elec 2077 \u201c.Textiie L ref 20 at 2.25 al §1, 10 at TE vas the [Cons unqualified re shops.DIR UE Markel br absolutalv heres while the Prime peeves 0d ia.| JOHN M.Di Crescent Street ; Mar 1 Je pe Sia 30 1 Ogitrie : ods\u2014à at ee a 22.ol nge, meets wi ing tbc real int or Broad Str ning enterprise ithin the pas.w dency all round.b.: pretty go0 3c to | ames Street, F Lu Le Mex |.& 5 105}, 10444 L.of oo oh al AIR, Te QE 1515, 150 at cha 5 every one havi it is looked ook numerous = e been floated wi more harm tenc near 58e per wo common stock $3 to! hot BL J i A 1: M.& St.P.a, 91 3114, 25 at BL, Te at 1h44, 2 at 153, va reet at heart.which the :to value hav 1 has done same 5e to 5c, and t d at from meme KEYS i Lota LU odLHER 520 | 814, 30 at 16, 25 of Wall Str ortunity which | denion- no val rs, no evi t than these san fc to near sc, Calves sol Sheep sold | r TTORNEYS.; x < & M eee 3, Iron \u2014: a first opu ity have had \u2018no few yea # Aall Stree .bv.ous that \u2018 dc per 1b.; er lb.A } > TEN Tr A 1 (ta , a, M.L 18¢ 182% >, 25 at 163.00 .as the this city h tlie mauner itimate V is therefore obv: rt near dc to 646 p bs at PA 3) : M SR.{| 16)5, ice\u2014206 at 100.19 at 106.hanges of at large, of the to legi It is th hanges cour ach, or dc b., and lam 53.c to Oa: 13 Is.com \u2026 rentice\u20142 25 at 115ta, exc : country -onduet of th t shops.; tock exc Lis $14 e > et r lb, 1d at 58c Mag.) \u201cies Lau .f\u201425 a the ¢ ; Le con .#.bucke f both s ; in t t 5740 pe s s0 ur A .; Hrd.W.pre - .strate to d in eh .tutions.bers o et shops t abou t fat hog ht fo Je : Mag Is Gt 03.I.of À at 45.60, 45 nt s d employe ge insti : the mem hat bucke t, es ala lots © hard bcug 1m EM.LLL.693, he coin.- -2C a 1914, 2?at 60, nd nietho jong on thes hing bu\u201c t ibility tha wiped out, do Good seph Ric bs three don 8.ML |.80 Textile - 09, 65 at 7914, anc y \\ransactions f= that roth ae the pose rentuallv be everything \u2019 Ib.Mr.Jo r 100 lbs, mb iy x.Mt.Steel.pes \u2026 tia\u201450 at oY, daily ircpression fs lozal stock ma, eventu: .will do e d.\u2019 6e per Ib.at $4.60 pe young la = Wo [a do.pfd.137 Sco \u201c ular icp i n the - state they an end.teers and a ; .; 40 240.be pop ted o : fur fact sucn prime s 1b., - > LS gen Mopti a pamaline fa conducted on | puter ot to on 01 foe ies al calves aL Ge per Bo an pe of Matt lkin- 2 IP STD ES I.a .nrs\u2014el 00D ; s, w ; sam Le in (in - 0, or n \u201c I.the business lizg the advis Valkin : Ohio T.& L.Elec.bons 105.exchange uth.A cription in for $10, CES We soficit \u201cho realiz , ta , à, 121 © Mex.15\u2014$500 at J from the tr t apy descrip LE PRI Ve d others w siness transe : mssean, 58% a Johu 11 8 Scotia Honcs\u2014+ at £24.2, 12 at ther fr business of \u20ac WHOLESA Engineers an their Patent bus free.Che\u2019 ge A] isa wo Foiedo ose 99 93%, \u2018al Bank\u20142 at 195, 2 at no, 12 there is no \u2014-_ BANK ONTREAL ity of having liminary advice fre sent : Toronto xd.3; | Roya ank=:3 at 198, EIGN * MON -\u2014 at patents, ity rts Preli '8 Advise, sen ~in- es oo Bo Tor dad.ue: lsons ban VE IN.ing wheat pat 1 by Expe: tr Inventor's À York Life B nb we IE a Ÿ 98.10 at S24, ORK BANKS SHOW PO HAREHOLDERS IN SESSION FLOUR- Manitoba sorine 0: rotor 345 moderate, Our aimaton INC.USA \u2018\u201c ; iA v in City.: ; ref\u2014 27 : i patents, ralght ro veut 1 , d Washi ; \u201cfrs 4 Twin .61 58 Illinois pref LEY.WY 510: second i 15; stralg a, $1.00 req : Bn : 2 __ West India.147 r \u2014 sa N ESERV .ks Toron- es 10; 95 to $0.75; s 2.30; extra, $ éontreal a à Eu Ty \u2018innipeg .Mackay R ; ss From ts, $5.75 2.15 to $2.39; Een: M Car | $ 13 Winnipe AFTERNOON SALES, INCREASE IN A despatch to the pnual meeting ater to.$3.00; wi bags, $15 25 in bage of AXE INL: \"evo £ NES I.9, ./ t the a .ld this a 7 : 0 5.121% to $3.25 MARKS, \u201c1 2 = BANK .le.fd.\u201425 at 82 Sessions} .kk clearing states tha being he as to $1.90.S\u2014$5.1 = TRADE : £ _.Nartonale.7 _ le pfd.(between w Yorl to : 1 k is nit W D OAT acted ' v «; .; k 275 - Texti ; N at 100 t 984, f the Ne ch 14 n Ban 3 Althoug ROLLE Te! rejecte ?Ar: Lt New Bruus 277 :rentide\u201410 984, 1 a ment o ending Mar Sovereign sed doors.ss would \u20180.4, 4ic* r : .- © Scotia xd.Lauren ilway\u201410 at 988 he staten: week en US 175 more ehind clo t the pres lbs.» 44e: No.4, :8L.e to f9c.C C fn > ro.BO Toronto Railway ne banks for the s bold $50,645,u75 ent DOOD b d last week tha nged to-day, and 00 TS\u2014No.3, 482 rejected, 8%3c bag: .y itor.a.ts Or awa CT eo 9214 hou that the banks of the 25 perc announce: d, this was che ti pt out.An OA 46c; Manitoba 60 to $1.7U per Patont Selic 1.M 6633 \"A.re EYED .A va.91.nts : - 4 $529,- itted, ie ol to , 1., Te).à Co ; xd 294 10 at 91 , shows uiremen increas of $5 be admi n were roxies 44c \u2014 $ ife Bldg | Ma 134 Koyal x .\u2026.Power\u2014 t 14414.the req is is an ,ncrea reve as spaper me in his pocket p RNMEAL s $23 to ite 506 N.Y.Life ntion Chat or Rrandard Dar Can, du at 232 serve rule.roportionats Ca EE he newsp who held Jn nis also kept oul.ro D ontarie bran in bags, $3 in Suite er personal atte \u2014_\u2014 .or co .fo\u2014100 at 33%.70, \u2018 the p ee) 63 s > lders pr \u2019 FEED\u2014 25: Man - _\u2014 cz T.ronto .n8 123 Rio t.\u201410 at 3 100 In ; st week.senting .shareho MILL to $25; 225, = CK- 147 128 2 & Ont.= | red with la repre t 200 s ; ted.$24 24 to 22 _\u2014 H.BLA Union .Rich.77 at 35.wr = | compared 2.629.700 are abou ing is anticipat $°4; shorts, 24: shorts, $2 Jobbing ONHAUG \u2019 \u2018 Com \u201417 at 35.at 497.go 95!6 .Dec.52,629.There meeting ags.$23 to $24: beans, 1n HERST ] Pen.5 at 50, 25 25 at 183%, | follows: se +.+L 3,871,200 stormy \u2014_\u2014 ags, $23 e peu ET ON, _ Dom Tex vil sme 818 Mont a EE Loans.CLL \"bee.\u201ciii and a RESUME BUSINESS PRE ANS 0 0 $165 per or bag of 90 Ibs.MORE & Chg rn Nt 4 Dom Tex pf ce Mont.SH.Deposits .,.«ee Dec.353,60 NK TO lots at $1.60 | 90c to §1 per ; Lon.& Globe 2 Jar I A-ontreas.1 153%.23; .tion .Ine.730 6) BA! \u2014 .Or TOES\u2014 9 to Liv.& - ir ¢ on A Twins 10 at oh 8113.5 at Bl os + at Leual \u201ctenders TO \"Dee.ne March 16.\u2014The Union in jobbiné lots.in broken lots, $1.20 PROTECT a 4 3 28 a f Woods \u2014-\" Û 984.U5 - A 10 Ce ae ee ee es .Dec.- * se R.1., A ed last = \u2014Bolling, .7 Résa i Soo at Tory.35 at 1, ln Tn Specte LL Ta wm Providence, Rik, Mi d'or.business, ice | 130 per 0.1, 315.50 to $16.50 fever, 51: PATENTS THAT FI & Go.I of MW ads 5 Lu 163 n°, 50 at 10 2 oy 25 at 102 TP, 21 10 e required ve es \u2026 nc.0d 24 Trust be re-opene iding Justice .\u2014 No.1, J.) to $15; clover, N HA .- 6 115 fe, a t 102%.2, :5 at 10244, Reserve ees 114,30) will of Presi Jatur- HAY $14.00 : ERSTO .; SN L Paper.L 74%, at 10212.50 at 25 at 102, 25 s far ees .Des.0 tober, a decree of Court on Sa i: No.2, $12.56.ess, FETH te Examiner Ç Mag.[s.Dev = 743, a \u201cA t 10134, 2 Surplus ce ts .'e Of the \u2018ording to erior many track; A , $12 flo = ort cut mes \u2019 .| B.Sc,, la , y MetEL 5 B17 ws ar hots.190 at sectia 9 at 283 cash.Re Descente of de class of ue Fweetland \"lhe case came vestion of.ap- Co ROVISIONS jar fat back 322 to dos Chas W.padian Patent Office TRIAL Mex L.P 5 \u201cser at 102g, ova Scotia 9 à The p ks at pt ben hs qu Chief PR 5, ciea : 4 brls,, do, Canadi ON 4.; cree as Nova ° ban \u2018ay, w on t C $10.75, 220; XL PU - NW ! 8soP 2 03 Bank of 1644 learing house 27.61.:oma- \u201c rments, up nt receiver.k get; Le bris., mess, +20; cks, l0J4c; BUILDING, - on \\ Textile À © § 83 Iron\u201450 at ani ce esterday was 27.Ks and trust co postper f a permane hat the bank |g.t heavy civar backs, la ADA LIFE \u201c - 3 it\u201425 da.ss \u2018 : to lared tha ater jong cu lt long \u20ac ; half bris.çAN La ; 82 8 3 it\u201425 at 2214 Dee ent of bank: not members ointmen ; nd dec t at a l sa 3.50 to $15; a , \u201cTCs .Detro The statem : New York se in- ice Sweetla unced tha en- £10.50; dry ?, $13.50 yy mess beef, NS ; 0.panies of house sh its of $740, - was solven ould be fix brlz., pla to $7.75; © $5%0 vo $6: OWEN \u201c hd oy West India .99.ANABDIAN ENGLAND the clearing ; ate deposit: ard ; a date w in $7.25 to do.: 114e to in.E 5 : Cc IN of the \u2018e aggreg 719,900, ar hearing 000,000 in do.4 bris, de e lard, 114 MAR op in.; s have 1 $63,719, han $19,000, $11.HA 9c.pur : hams, RA .stitution sh on han ; ing f more tha b 16,500 $10 to 84460 to ; to 12c; a S AND \"0 53,200, total Ca Ë 8773,948,300.t a total of .released by 5 d lard, \u201c ed, 11440 : breakfast ENT , mou \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 5.) « 363,2 .16 STIS, wt o was shares) poun ; ender ze; Mentreal, Ch \u2018ED STOCKS, Canadian Associated Press) on 12 loans ODT MARKETS Soar $18,431,080 issue of J,000 shares ke; kettle \u2018according to ize: 144\u20ac PA te Bank Bulidinæ, FLE NUIST (Ca March 14.\u2014Ca ir demand a\" RONTO depositors, w in the reorgan 12e to 4 ; to 15c° \\ * {r dressed hogs, Merehan In .ondon, } with a fai 41s to 44s; TO f new stock a bacon, l4c k:lled abat ol man \u2014_\u2014 ; ier in tone from 46s \u2014 stuffs © subscribed.; i fresh kille to $6.; ndled, .al.van, \u201ced by W P.Onan 32 8c.Fraa Hoadic prices PE ne lon cut, March 16.\u2014The hreadstu Ts was over {UME WORK Pa 25; live, 5 80 cggs, straight ca Financia ; Ho .p 3 .- > r .v Cro La at 12% pm.to Asked.8e, exceptionally at iet at unchanged Toronto, ont, firm this il ele B MILLS RES EGGS\u2014New 320 to 33e; fresh = A n t noter bonds.a.vd te 53s.heese market is quiet a nd market generally a little ser province on MOR \u2014 of the twenty 25c.TTER \u2014 Fall grades, 276 to 296.» AYLO vs > \u2019 ETRE ELE 50 he c jatson a prices oughou 16.\u2014Ten d Tin BU al; dalry, oo ee ries BO The .ard Wa n|! rain thr arger.March ican Sheet an ; nominal; c.' ° \"a oe ee un 85 PSE ow, March ed.A tara Bre reported 1 heat, Re Pittsburg.the A ar Fa., were TT IRESE tT to rs nce Agents & Broker; Le \u2018 one 2 us ! elie report 485 cattle nadians, 2 Satur are : al 2 northern, en 2\u2019 hot mi py.at South S affording em- TLE MA ; 25,- ra err aN So H tn De to 12% 11e & Co.ere $1.21%2, eat 67me; No.2 oot Peed In operation \u2018The Sharon 3500p mi cart 16 ee Insu AFALGAR CHAMBER ) FET v -.\u201c5 < 5, - A , ?\" .3 + i > \u2018 sou, 2.N 2 .A PS sve 2 a = ¢.bulls, dia 1 16-\u2014John Rogers 12%¢; Ne 3, $1.13: feed at No.2 white, Me 9°e ; place nt to 600 men.orrow, employing Chicago, eves.$4.25 to 36 $2 to $3.35: poom 17 TR FY Tel.M.2253 ns \u2018woods OT sou 5 \u2018Liverpool, Mare ean steers, Frio bulls, oo Ontario wheat No.2 No.3 Yellow, plormer ne work to-m 009: steady: Pome and De iy feeders, «0 Hospita cescpascnns su 8 \u2018 7.Am Sc: COWS, 4C Las J = red, 9c; ; No.; w = 4 .80; \u201c.ke springers, A pe stock.30 3 i aaions I1tge to Je: cow & Co side.\u201cShe to 9lc.orn.drm freights; Ro thousand CASE OF BONDS AAR B to 8: soc ts lower; $3.25; fresh (ows and spring us Lerccecceccee _ Csna >.low.Rogers : Roose.to 72¢, 2, from SE wes = : five een 182.75 to $3.25; .; 150 Le \u2018eee \u2018 qe de s \u2014John 124\u20ac; fcan, Tic ley, No.2, co 9 CHAS 3 to $5.55,600 : $4.72: $2.20 to 7356.ve and 7 Lee Be 82 1 16°.c° tra March 14.12c to 1° Americ yc less.Bar ; Rye, No.I, PUR $3 Receipts., ixed,$4.40 to 0 |steady, $20 to (00 head, acti ee ans Cand ing 86 83 Jverpool.J ican steers, 12 téc; bulls, 5 mixed, !ge le to quality.; Oats, \u2014 any, of Hogs\u2014 4.67%: mixed, , $4.40 to|s receipts 1,6 : ne wage von fa] pane cre A ihe to 12¢; cows, 11% to 72 re Buckwheat, Nave \u201con track, G.A.Stimson & on bonds | ight, rh yo 35: bak of sales, ower 5 to 3-00 oo head, [fairly D and Ate AR = fans.= .: - , ; .in ase \u2019 4 vy, : 78 to 805 ! ipts, 17, \u201cy, mixed : Canadians low.826 to 84c.0* outside, 52 de.Flour, Messrs I ust purchas bearing hea : $3.78 _ s, receip \u2018er; heavy, : i.de slo \u20180.2 white, 30 c outsi - have j ; , Ont.- ; pigs, _ .ative, Hogs, lower; \u201coto $1 MA; ) N QUOTATIONS, se.tra STOCKS B Torontor No.2 ein} Brands, M pinter Toronto, ha of wa rest.and metur- Lan ie 365 ts 15,000: Don a ea and 5c to Cio $5.00.11g.Som £50 - 30! | EAL TOR ; atents, s, $5.30; - 0 d 5 per s and par = \u2014Receipts, $4.25 to $6.50: y 350) Yorkers, $5.00 t 450; stags, § : Conso!s S nitoba p : bakers, , $25 cent an Iments Sheep ; estern, - to $7.25 to $4.= York © 4pm Dosing stacks: Co MONTR OF GRAIN IN nd $5.40 : (5, 3260 Brau, Tu \u201cShorts, hog part in Le ears.$2.85 to 5 to 76.80; lambs, $3.50 ton 80 to $5.0.rejpts, 17,000 head, for ateount 867.ing 5444 f h at patents, 9 d d outside.of twenty 3 lings, $5.5 $7.45.Cattle re- dairies, : d lambs, rece woolen he 1545 Reading \u2014_ == stocks Of ghe bags include - end R MILL mn, $6.15 to ch 16.\u2014Cattle q Sheep an teadv; limbs.© 37 an fra Ll * dolorl shows the : the to 826, 4 R FLOU western, N.Y., Marc avr slow: .sheep steady; 7.52: à few a 3 -$ TpfL.30 dolls tu.ing table s Montreal on e, $23 to $24.KE OVE t Buffalo.N.Y., steady; heavy sle to active: shee 85.00 to $7.80: 1 one RY = y order, 8 residence duties in accord ir cee Lee Le .Mar.21 ay, lriday a\" arurday, at Ib i» av + arose out of failure ot ¢ dai ance with the a : - ave Tw bo hp The hing Company Ly mits.L.K.JONBS, [above while Living with parents or on | J RAYMORE HOTEL CO.|; pvona, cold storage and cool aud on Surdays.Moadeys andl: Ly the oole Publis a 1 ny Lo 37 Secretary.farming landgowred by h.mself, must now | ; © oir , April 4 at 10 10 a.m, or anipeg, Moses = Mrs.5.RB.Johnson, the plamtift, was Departinent of Railways :nd Canals tify the Agent for the district of such in | CHAS.O.MARQUETTE, D.S.WHITE, NN ya Ton intermediate stations, for the =o» : wite of the secretary al the Ce Ottawa, \u20acth March, \u201c908 \u2019 tention.) \u201d | Manager.President.CERY ox A cold storage and cool dation of paccerger es EN | È shortly before the failure OË the com Çewsosners îne Linie ; Before making application for patent alr eres ee ee oo April is end class tickets.Price of bert.7\" Lr pany It borrowed 83.000 trom ter, giv- without authority fo (hate Advertisem en: settler must give eix months\u2019 Potice ll Telephones\u2014Office Main, 5055 and 5651.Winnipeg.2nd #9 M0 to Vancouver: RE ng her as security $9,500 of the bonds pot be paid for it.partmeni will | writiag to the Commisaloner of Dominion | = \u2018 .x .CITY TICKET OFFICE, of the company.made out in blank, Lands at Ottawa of hls intention to do 60.! État Saye THE ROBERT REFORD CO, Limited, 129 St.Jamee 8t.next Post O° but under the corporation \u2018val 6 tre - SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH-WEST ' SEE PSE MONTREAL, : ; .; .ee sep TQ Tn MI LR IN 2 2 ! - TT PTT TT PTT TT à.company, signed by the proner officer.ML ST PAY THE DIFFERENCE.COAL MINISU D ESULATIONS bo leas.| SEALED TENDERS addressed fo the un TORONTO, QUEBEC, ST.JOHN.N.B.LE .WN .î .JS UD I - Ut \u201c te + WO .- 7 - 3 \u2018 ae Justice Mathieu has rendered judg: ed for a period of twenty-one years at an ; dersigned, and endorsel \u2018Tender for St.sr | J 1 Eo men mn a case of I.S.Vipond & Co.annual rertal of $1 per acre.Net more ' Pierre Les Decquets landing Pier,\u201d will be J i: Ii We Could Look vs.Chs.Sisenwain & Co.This was an than 2,560 acres shall be leased to one in- received at this cffice until SATURDAY, GO \u201c$ action to recover $120, the amount of BERMUDA ; dividual or company.A royalty at the April 25, 1908, inclusively, for the construc- loss sustained by the plaintiff through rate of five cents per top &hall be collected .tton of a Landing Pier at St.Pierre Les TO Get a Box of at the Heart of a the defendant's failure to deliver a fire Cane cPaniable coal [mined ; i Boeaucts, County of Neola, Que.accord pére ew York every Saturday ai 10 a.m.for HARTE\u2019S GRIP WAFERS, escape bou \u20ac oe oo JARTE.\u2014 rs eighteen years of , ihg to a plan and specification to be seen | ! \"SCTEW BD.?(Où ; four] the sat from them.tour N cu | ase or over, having discovered mineral fm \u2018at the offices of J.IL.Michaud, Isq., Re- | Lerma Lo Masnan foroightly in February ; Cures a Cold in 24 hou ë Pale-Faced Person | the fire esc Bich Vs ! ed, bu place, may locate a claim 1.500 x 1,500 feet.«ident Engineer.Merchants Bank Building, | : ' to Le Price 25c.scape whic pond & Co.had The fee for recording a claim le $5.St.James street, Montreal, P.Q.; Ph.Be- | VW IST INDIICS to purchase, in the place of the one sold: At least $100 must be expended on the land.Esq.Clerk of Werks, Post-Offive ! Se 2 Be | | - ce 64: \u2018 .lino 0 = them by Sisenwain & Co.being new, P.Q., on application to den days Pro ee OP PO ie ge HAVE YO Ü A CO UG { cleam each year, or paid to the mining re- Building, Quebec, ten days from New York, for 5: Thomas, St Croix, 3° | ; .: | LE Few pe le ever stop to consider what while the other was old.the defendants | corder in lieu thereof.When $500 has been | the Postmaster at St.Pierre Les Pecquels, Kitts, Antigua, Dominica, Guadaloupe, Martiniqus, 4, pallor to the countenance means.In the were condemned to pay $50 damages expended or paid, the locator may upon : P.Q., and at the Department ot Public St Lucia.Barbadoes ard Demerara.For illustrate | Then get a bottle of ie > ae A ( ! aving a eurvey made, and upon - \"orks oe pamphlets, passages and full particulars ly t ; f 5 first place 1t indicates an absence from the only.ing with other requirements pus hase | Works, Ottawa.es Wuebeo Steamship Company's Ticket Agente, W Te HARTE'\u2019S COUGH MIXTUR.\u2014 blood of the rich, red, life-giving elements | ae IIIe land at $1 » purchase the Tenders will rot be considered unless Henry, 286 St.Janes st.W.H.Clancy, 137 St.Price 26c.| > vonaisits to health: and in the second CHARGES AGAINST SUGAR COM.\u201che batla PS ACTE, Lan the at of mate on the printen foun sunplicd,\u201d and Jans Tock una Co.agent Hil Commieitamen st $d ve .\"4 AJ.t ayme | si i 0 \u20ac ig ye :p- J.G.k jo, a, 211 C iss 4 Tin place it indicates a weakened heart action._ PANY.a royalty of 2% percent on the Toles, ne with Che actual signatures of ten | Montreal.sac G0.agents CE Comentedioners ee J.A.HARTE, Druggis: \u20ac These two thi act and re-act.If we ew York, March 13.A charge that Placer miring claims generally are 100 | An accepted cheque on a chartered bank, | 150 Netre Dame 8t Woot ; could look at the heart of one of these | Lia prevented Fig Refining Company fo ane.ontry tee, 55, [remewable yearly.| payable to the order of the Honorable the lo-f i le.we would see it flabby 5 prevente ne ennsylvania Sugar may 0 taln two leases to | Minister of Public Works.for nine hundred 34m ; I ) Dok and patid.No wonder they are ! Refining Company from doing business se Jor gold of five miles each for a | dollars ($900.00), must accompany each ten- | Groceries, Pr OVI1ISIONS, are easily tired, get out of breath quickly, | Jude Tai Send made before Fed.| discretion of the YMinicter of CHE I ne hy der.The cheque will be forefeired if the | NOLIC Ts | udge Holt to-day.The charge me bem ,; * = nC@rior.person tendering decline the contract or : e lh 2 4 have palpitation, are ivi an down.made during the arguments one nas Pr ad have à dredge in opera- | fail to complete the work contracted for, | IF YOU WANT THE BEST VOYANCE pie Eo To > ; hearted.Their muscles are poor, their : tion to dismiss a suit for 530.000 Ly ccason from the date of the .and will be returned in case of non-accep- | ¢ Sv BRAD ihn var vote Me stomach disordered, and their lives are ages brought under th A ÿ i the Benn anu oh ne miles.Rental, $10 pe \u2018tance of tender | THAT CAN BE GOT Pre nu ening a ee ; Ps er the 1aw by the Penn- | annum for eac mile of river leased rime ; ; .corporation be amended in order © wv seldom free from misery.| sylvania Company against the Amery | Royalty at the rate of 24 percent auras acné, Department does not bind itself to! In the line of ite powers and to clear al dc t Engiand,opens on tho stances, ko many had been indebted to Drnm- car + rankiyn Ss at him for kindnesses in the time of his Queda, | et were Mrs.| Prosperity.that it took a great many 20042 «irs stepmother, and ! years of hermit-like seclusion on his part te comb.Clemency\u2019s god- | to make his existence.so nearly forgot- -ng- \u2018he good news of ber ten hy his neighbors, as it now was.For cue-ceming.After all had tifteen vears he had never been outside \\-hur Yonge, the son O Ayers Cherry Pectoral REVISED FORMULA tions, Wante >\u2019 To Rent ESS | \u2019 ; Of Lis garden gate in the daytime; never « I D RO ORENT FROM ABOUT MAY \\ ; suis \u2019urer, dropped in with exchanged a word with any one who had Often a single dose of Ayer § Cherry Pectoral at ; nu or $ roomed house between Bleury and ver known him in former days, and yet there | .I ] 1 h .h h WANTED, AT ONCE, Experierced Opera- me om $30 or $35.Apply S.8., Joan, em still were a few people who occasionally bedtime will comp ete y control the nig t coug S | tors for neckwear.Apply TOOKE BROS.: a à .APTER Il.discussed the question which had once .; Ltd, 303 St.Elizabeth avenue, St.Henry.\u2014 \u2014 w CS | divided the town, puhether he were Lo of children.It is a strong medicine, a doctor\u2019s Cottage to Let.+» del libro della mia ame or not for the catastrophe whic k EW ea x : ena ad enn x ell .mployment anteq.- alla quale poco s1 pot- had sunk many other fortunes as well from alco ol.LE.LAKESIDE \u2014 TO LET, FOR SUMMER, Drum- trova una rubrica la he his own.These people sad that * medicine, entirely free h Made only LVEP, Ri Coltae at J.ukeside.For particulars, d, Ni- \\ota Nova.\u2014Danté.18 former partner, Mr.ranklyn, ac .\\ \u2019 MOULDER, GOLD AND SI cr, ings, address R.W.McGLAUCHLIN.P.O.te ati- not chosen to desert him, just at the for diseases of the throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs.etc., seeks situation, best references.Ad- Box 2234, or Tunstall was still moment when he did, or if his son had \u2018 dress R.E.G., iss St.Catheriue street, r= and goers, and the |lived a little longer, or even if the old Full formula on each label.West.TO LET \u2014 SEMI-DETACHED COTTAGE shops and houses were man's mind had® not given way so mop- WANTED.BY A RESPECTADLE WO.containing seven rooms, and Bathroom; CA «deetion of the |portunely, affairs would have assumed a : rk SEE a with large garden; on Cote St.Catherine - refiectlo ! y man.washing done at Ler own home.Lo : ne a, Y diff d the trad f Tun- .Dg : Road, within five minutes walk of Drum- «nen Arthur onge different aspect, an e trade o Apply 58A Rivard street , Lire m pply 58 vard street.Outremont Cars.Rent $25,00 per month.Quehec, di< Arnay s house, but stall might have been spared the sever Apply.200 Cote St.Catherine Road, or Flavie, +i crossed the voad and jest shock it had ever sustained.: A.E.COUKE, 519 L'oard of Trade iu:ld- tions.lane into which his It was, however, idle to discuss such Pupils Wanted.ing.\u2018 Lien gate opened, he |prssibilities now.Whether by fair : A \u2014 Ss + anid darkness of mid- means of false, Mr.Franklyn had long J.C.AYER co, Manufacturing Chemists, Lowell, Mass.DESIGN AND DRAWING, PRACTICALLY tes «>re no lamps along the |ago succeeded in making himself the - RER ° a taught in al branches, private lessons at ner of fire or candle most important personage of the neigh- \u2014\u2014\u2014 CS TS = POD SES ne avenue \" phone U \"he two large buildings borhood; and Mr.Yonge only influenced {lives touched.Arthur's nature was able Personal HT + , : y = \u201c1.Only from the re- [the fortunes of the town by the strange to develop and take color in this sun Merli à co | e : «hui Lunstall was obstinacy which induced him to keep the jless moral atmosphere, partlv because ot WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Tu Merlinwoo age to let; commodioue, A.815 + durkest nights, had |old house and its extensive prem- |his natural healthfulnes and vigor, part: possessing some patural latest to Jota l'eacners Wanted.ality grounds, uasurpasced view, beazh, - .RA Li : a ins I Le ; \u20ac an Amateur eatric u \u20ac 2 ==\u2014==\u2014=\u2014=\u2014\u2014 me \u2014 , ; recently furnished; + adsUnguish the di [ises in his own hands instead a ly because he did not depend wholly for ship fee will include thorough !nstruction WANTED A TEACHER HOLDING AN | Arrangements for bringing spring water E Lv.overhung by two letting them and living comfortably clse- [mental culture on his human compan- mm all stage work.For further particu- Elementary diploma \u201cfor the At.Jemi from the hill down into tbe house, if re- es Agb avss, and when with where on the rental, as he had been urg- lions.He had learned to read very early Jang address, by letter only, R.Mo Protestant school: tern.seven months, Quired.For full particulars apply to \u2014 \u201cad made 1t turn on ed le do as long as he had friends who from his mother, and a small store ot GLAUGHLIN, 22 Burton ave.commencing April 6th, salary, $15 per MR.McGLAUGHLIN, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, amt ot lim in, he was [cared to press advice upon him.= _ ihooks which she had brought into the month, with board.Apply to JOHN F.Montreal | .ti.worn, weedy gra- ND one had a right to nrevent his iN- house with her had been restued from PRIVATE INSTRUSTION ADVANCED DUNN, Secretary.Treasurer, Si.Kei, \u2014 and safely, only ba |Cuining this whim, for the house had |the general wreck.and stored away IN &| amateur Theatrical Clubs coached.For Que.Flats to Let _ sy one of Its ruts and vec settled on his son s wife, a he closet in one of thc rooms to which he terms address R.McGLAUGHLIN, 23 LL 0 PTE?21 20 >.: Tweuix vears before, \u201cTediters had no ce aim: on at: and thoudh 1154 access.Some well-thumbed volumes Burton avenue.Tel.W.1660.WANTED, BY THE SCHOOL COMM'S- |= \u201c= = = === S ; M : \\ ong 's had [Yay by year, as jt fell >nto dreari\u201cr \u20ac\" {\\vhich had delighted her childhood.some \u2014= \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 sioners of Westmount, for session 190S- TO LET.IN STONE HOUSE, SELF-CON- 1908, cen A \u2018nge sha (av, 1t became a les suitable abod: which had der hool nriz sm had 1909, commencing September Ist next.tained flat, © rooms, teside bath, electric l'install, lt was not te Ft : z, i er fewsr 3x o were her girlish ~choo prizes, some ha Male and Female Teabhers ROUTIERE Mur chandeliers, verandahs, good condition.real La devet.that it was were were also von ya SFr 3 been gifts on her marriage.Notices.5 : $16.also 6 rcoms, $14: one olf 3 rooms, S$ \u201cal ty at the front door; he recollected see- ! Los Jot] | < 16: also 6 < 814: 5 ns gesdaya th fruit wall, [ing through the open door the horses Yes, and back again.and hurled it in his face.Surprised by PARTNER WANTED, ON A DAIRY Farm a Apply pooms, $14 one of b Ta Ca of sen Heasant places (led away: and then the entrance of a te the suddenness of the attack, the tiger} twenty miles from Montreai, 2% from phone East 124.nde la wed down in the |tall, fair-haired young man and a lady How shall T go to Babylon?uttered a roar which aroused the whole| Protestant church and school: Protestant rharso® sol ef the forge ham- [in a riding-habit into the hall.He re-| _ Who will tell me true _ of the encampment, turned tail and fled only, of irreproachable character; good 7, RENT, ON ST.PETER STREET, be- amin 1 them there.When membered that he ran downstairs to Oh, there are trains, and there ate boats, into the jungle.\u2014'Indian Ladies\u2019 Maga-| Opportunity for a farmer of modern agri- tween St James and Craig streets, two may I?oo warden, 3 an nl The entire j membered two faces appearing, one on A Noh ee walk.umd 9.ET role.(Jno.oh\u201d ) Un i rours.heated Phone Up du .> oblige the publishers by notifying the 3 most frequented spot! each side of the bed, a man's and a wo- \u2014 St.Nicholas.mon 1 (Ps.Lor.ai Ja 6.=) oY \u2019 Co \u2019 es Subscription Department by telephone - well hav been Man's, and bending over towards him: \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 men.(£S, XVIL,, 3, - VIL, +.i.Connor > or .Main 4090, or by postcard.JOHN Angeles, À i.well ae Re À ft! Br to im: he The majority of men.(Jno.xii, 19.) ROOM DOUBLE ROOM, SUITABLE for DOUGALL & SON, \u2018Witness\u2019 Building, = ~enee for anv use they the features of those faces were dim; he AT POI - .two gentlemen; separaie beds.All con- 5 SL stants of the place fould not force his memory to give them A COURAGEOUS MOTHER.8.It sometimes represents the riches veniences.Apply 107 Anderson street.Montreal.! r points.i sil that was taken | back, but he could recal soft words, (An Indian Story.) and The» of ths world.(Matt.Xvi \\ 5 5.2 izes passing through | And such caresses as had been foreign! .: 26.) lhe word most commonly used for Ww ny : : Calgary i Je ' | indeed to any other part of his life.The There 1s no one who cares for her chil- [world in a moral sense is cosmos.It Rooms anteq.i v \u2018 7, Z to point out the | / > pe ANC dr hke her, and although = : anki as a w f 1 ) / ¢ ods - Ë \u201cex and neglected house | next thing he recollected clearly was be- ren like a mother, and although she represents mankind as a whole.Out of + ° 3 1) pia.id Toh eee \"5% Ling lifted up to a window to see a long M#Y be timid and not very strong, vet it believers are delivered.They no WANTED, COMMENCING APRIL 2 or %,| 107.AN vers ishlaz to b BS ursda7.= UodhisnEe Were Not à ei 1.Ga.= a+ when danger threatens her \u201cchicks,\u201d she |lorger belong to it.They are cruci- unfurnished.heated rooms, in respecta- NE persons wishlag to become { À ¥ ole of the nlare was de.Procession of black carriages pass slowly : : > .g y b \u20ac mit Cf ; members of the Independent Order of For- y jaw an À wood the place Wa GE down the gravel walk.He knew this |Preomes as brave as a lion.I should |fieq to it.They are to keep separate le Protestant fumily for two ladies oc- st during this cempetltion ti will i bcommo- na qiestion, of put to a g LUE le knew 015 like to tell v a tr story of hor f ; AE ve Qi i cupied.Address PERMANENT, \u2018Wit.|esters & ] log me, K; or e- 14 = Tnnstall vas sure Must have been his mother\u2019s funeral, for 156 10 tell You a true story ob a mother from it.(Jno.xvii, 16; Gal.vi, 14; ness\u2019 Cffice \u2019 find epecinl advantages {.applylag directly 3 \"oo to 2] cL net 2 vas ST his father\u2019s, which occurred three months |» ho MA Eg tiger.n : os 27.) 15 pre oot to love, it.: to Idor LaRiviere, Organizer of the Order.a i Fr = home nie 400 (later, had been marked by no such ent- .x a wi any o - # NO.11, fn.riendsnip with Jt 1s ana - .Tel.Bell East a © and misfortunes than ward show of mourning.\u2018There must the inhabitants had fled from Bombay enmity with God.(Jas.iv.4.) It 1s Rooms and Board.1819.Delorimie: avenue # office TR an 'Ç hear.tail have been a long blank in his memory | °° account of the plague.under the control of the evil one.(I.- \u2014 | i 0 Mv Aone Harlow on that, for it seemed to him that the A great number of Portuguese clerks |-Jno.v., 19.) It is under condemna- ONE LARGE DOUBLE LOOM, GAS, HOT Bi eee ~ absorbing topie IN SLI house became all at once such as he are employed in the business houses in| tion, reserved for a day of judgment.(I.! Water, telephone; als ,table board.Ap- Property.I were very few who ever afterwards knew it.He had no Bombay, and because they wished to re- Cor.xi1.32.) Jesus overcame the world ply No.6 Hutchison street._ A .TR nr \u201cav .v 3 -h - au ; \u2014 ees recollection of any great change or ter- Lai en them an their employers had und all Lorn of God shall overcome it.= FOR SALE.THE PROPERTY OF THE y rible loss.His life seemed to have ghd- >Y d Che its ul eu pe ER EN wits (Jno.xvi, 33; LI.Jno.v.4) Another Board and Kooms Wanted.late Robert Hamilton, Grenvr'e, Que.i ur?That Cou h! ted naturally unto the stillness and soli- puts! e ï city, w here these clerks were u ord usually, but wrongly, represented consisting of 23 acres, cne-haif in or- ~ g .tude which made his childhood so very Ying wit their wives and families.by world is aioon.It properly means YOUNG BUSINESS MAN GF INTEGRITY chard, al' hardy sors ir full bearing.3 | different from that of the other young I'he huts were for the most part built duration.finite or infinite, past or fu- gentlemanly bihits and musical abiity, Comfortable house and Lulldings there: ° DO IT BY USING | people he afterwards knew.It was not |©f bamboo and matting, and had no|ture.The adjective aloonios means un- desires home with highly respectable and on.Apply to JOH Mob.HALNS.o oe purs.an unhappy time.The empty roouws doors and windows, as we have to our (limited.as to duration.The two words strictly private Protestant family: posi- Sacrament sirect, AMOPTCAE, OT ON ê Nn y \u2019 | were splendid play places.and he wis houses in this country.are used about 160 times in the New | tively no other boarders.Write Dox Premises.2 Ur, W ood S ! too full of life and energy to mind much One night while the encampment was| Testament.The Revised Version when A., 20, \u2018Witpess\u2019 Office.GH f .\u2018having them all to himself.From his peacciully sleeping, a, huge per crept pairs the, word \u2018world\u2019 for \u2018aioon\u2019 in the 7 WANT ADS bY GTA \u2019 Pi S grandfather and the old female servant, put 0 the hE oan ho] \u201c up to a ext usually gives the word \u2018age\u2019 in the Houses Wanted : f Co dy 111\u20ac yrup.who were the only other occupants of ut Im WICH & ma, am aulo, Was margin.We lose much teaching by i : FOR THE WITNESS) URE the house, he had much neglect, but living with his wife and child.The wrong translation.Every one should = - 5 -\u2014 monster paused for a moment on the have a revised Bible or New Testament, WANTED, FROM ABOUT MAY It, A 10- may be left with aon brick wall from worss of Mr, fn those days nutacturers hiked cL nearing OÙ their reither old Mr.A v's father, had ro anything but rood of theirs. - \u201cmere friendsinpn 1er cu At 0 \u201cple and their nav.Premier Dealon on hs + cated greater expenditures detence.He sal thos oh prase HY the rah [EME tor the nuntenance 7 \u201che WILY Toqtes woe arr 10 and that wealtlia Anstrae- eXpect to open he ya protection AJIT IDV as on Ing ther share of the ow i «dittre recommmenced + nn lars, and an urmis ot tue and filteun coast détetns vos Malta March 15 TH ' that the American her aw ;round-thie-wor]4 an - Boyes wath crear ao ~ teot visit Mau 1 ec mm the Lands on oo ._\u201c sus the Vediterran an Te \u20ac June until Ouroter, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 DAILY MODEL -100 | ET ATT Ech) PILES Cords\u201d doutes hoes oe ced challis tro ew oe ; material.bo et apr] vill Toobin \u2019 vards or Don year he are snnple aed oo OTL set CL carried, will increase the burden of gus.; derme possitalr SIZE.[tes Ve pv Tu AU Yenkatoynburg seven men | - .- = - ! were sentenced to be hauged and one tr h Ur witli a PATTERN COUPON, Please send the ghove mer tioned pattern as per direct.ucs ven below.Ne.Sige .\u2026.vanssenso 00 ame0rs the \u2018\\Vitnces,\u2019 Name \u2026.\u2026.escsressrssesstansen Address in ful tb ovoenervaseun es 00.24.1000 2000 00v0 a rsu00s0sen000 0550 s Resse nares.movesvesssentesse00ss.01002 00020000 N.B.\u2014Be sure Lo cul cut tue Un tration and send sil pe couvuD, cé fully niled out 1e Lin AUDIT TE you in Jess than u vecu.l'rve 10 cents in cash eta un .NTIS 43 dress, \u201cWitneas\u2019 Pit on Cre arte nd Witne