The daily witness, 15 juillet 1909, jeudi 15 juillet 1909

[" W was MON \\ a.[re \\ \u2018 iaDe cv D dx .= \u2018 ole.an obo min nor th ' > : Lo Tnéié Ww [era = cabut ol be var Genial, 2,0 4; Cie SY Ps Ire 2 .SIT © made on\" \u201cus the Lette = \u2026 tuird upon this continent in ve mer A Dé 1 JEU NAN ««urred some two years ago, \"Tr i acre probably revelations ae have recently been hite Slave Traffic.INGTON OFFICIAL SAYS VREAL RANKS THIRD [UIs AWFUL TRADE.\u2014 an infamous business existed I «bh uld at least have heard ot Lniesitatingly that not only hal a single complaint of ou?that there is no such n trathie here) | - emphatic statement, morning by Chief Detective anen questioned as to the - of a statement by Secretary Washington, that the result ration had shown that Mont- sun ul girls for the white .tye Calle - no denying, added Chiet that fast girls are brought .and that they move from ae to such places as Chicago, nv.Washington, ete., and \u2026 cities to Montreal, but they = = characters.The only case - «Ë an innocent girl being de- her wish in a house of ir.took a place as cook in a aterwanis found was disrepu- complained that she was not irave.1 at once got the girl house, and arrested the wo- arge.| - tacre is no regular business here ©.urportation of girls?=, pothing of the kind.\u2019 arr sure you would know of it \u2018as \u201d niv tinnk that at any rate an + would reach me.\u2019 | «ment of Mr.Nagel, to which Le | ri Carpenter's attention was drawn, .nat ,n an article in \u2018Fhe Christian which 1s the official orgen of sr Mezaohiet Chureh in Canadé.The > à follows:\u2014 eat majority of our readers wholly unprepared for We columns of the \u2018Guardian\u2019 le avi c'e where as to the infamous traffic L- n wmanhood which exists in this coun- i ev.I: -e\u2018med to us all too dreadful s- ; = h a traffic should exist, but wn.oi course.we thought thet it 1 +5 lara and Corea a come to Light admit of no They nou\u201d tation.trab st ~ Ni Dem Fen seated met ans où mis rat onis \"NE OT gre fart an x $UPAR 1 pla Je Sure.y er, Our Times as à.the el y +7 own fair land.V 7 jisposed to say that while Can- wa wis no wholly iree from this awful }- crime azine a! ven brought to light were non.DAS, \u201cs myer, and his agents report that vied omy foreign lands, or perhaps « cites, such as New York zo, Bat the facts which have such interpre- even then lait r°he \u201centente oy But wemanhood, yet the cases ns, and the traffic had at a very precarious footing 1m ~ecretary Nagel, of Wash- however, been investigating dors the traffic exist, but that +i Montreal ranks third upon nent in the importation of his awful trafic.New York ani Satie are the only porte which in this regard.* 15 time that Canada awaked t1arealzation of her duty in this mat- race has prided itseH upon '2¢ ¢hastity of its womanhood, and such this are calculated to awaken lumbering indignation of our trage | manhnod and womanhood.We BA: Dei das even bn to v most of 1 an mur ieve it possible for a man who the remnants of manhood in ow this matter calmly.To 5 this crime will seem worse ler.and the punishment of death would seem none too great for the unary iterated villainy of it.And vet the law says that the man who ~om- five years Nos nee on TA vair nthe ton de ~~ 5 Hay here pT, Te 4 \u2018êr, jat fhe Ve cts AT \u2026.sn : tar r «1 : ns ail, h 4, EL Te 7 press \u201cape .- { sincils should speak.© evry organization which is \u201c+ moral reform should speak.n°8 1; mav be sent to prison only for .Surely if a nation\u2019s :aws ræhtly reflect its spirit, Canada can nold \u201c> wWéManhood but very cheap.But true.We are persuaded that o! this kind were discovered, \u2018ather, whose daughter Lad vd into this living death, were * = man who had decoyed her, he found few Canadian + would convict him of mur- ++ as 1t stands does not ~epre- \u201cnt Canadian sentiment in reference to and it must be changed.In \u2018is matter the churches, Pro- j Catholic, will have but one © that voice must be embodied + Gv as shall fittingly express Hu lreling in regard to this rune, The legislator who bressure to bring him into vx subject has surely little \u201cpresent any section of our ~ night that the churches An It is right that our :t is nel tolerate such a traffic, \"st voice her sentiments so + = decisively that no one + her meaning.1 mist implement her laws.rafic is a profitable traffic, - 4-1 18 R0, some one will he ni ta sell his soul and -uin \"the sake of crime-tainted, z6ld.In this matter *here rational co-operation in a \u201ctort to destroy the traffic.tion af sufficiently earnea:, vamsh this infamy from the earth, \u201c \u2018rom this, each nation must \u201c\u2019ntahile for its own domains.\u201can \u2018Government should not, \u2018te persuaded, will not, need \u201cre in this matter.There is \u201cà LIBEL ON MONYREAL Chief Carpenter Denies that Girls ye Imported to the City for testimony t that the tral is testimony that it hak - ged dimensions than many of us had i ec possible; and there should be no hes] tancy and no lack of vigor in dealing with this most detestable crime.» THE POLICY GAME One of the Accused Pleads Guilty, But Says Other is Innocent.WILLIAMS MAINTAINS DARLEY TRANSFERRED THE BUSINESS TO HIM.\u2018John Darley and John Williams, - alleged to be proprietor and manager, respectively, of a \u2018policy gume\u2019 establish: ment in a room above the Bank of Toronto, at the corner of Lasalle avenue and Ontario street east, Maisonneuve, appeared in the Enquete Court to-day before Judge Jeet, Williams pleading guilty and Darley assertimg his innocence.Albert Gervais stated that six months ago he was employed by Darley selling lotery tickets, but that after being .arrested by the police and convicted, be ceased following such employment.The indictment contained the complaint that the two accused had been conducting operations within the last fifteen days previous to the issue of process, but the witness said he was mot aware that that was so.On Friday, July 2, he asked Williams for a job, but he was referred to Darley and _Jater he gave information to the police which resulted in the raid being made on the Maisonneuve premises.Witness added that Darley, finding things too hot, closed the business for a few minths, and only recommenced the policy game recently.\u201d Mr.Charles Bruchesi, who appeared for the defence, asked witness if.he had not complained to the police out of spite, and the judge interposed that that question had nothing to do with the issue, \u2018When ope fall out an honest an comes in ls own,\u2019 said the judge.John Williams said he had En the policy game for years and was.now the.Proprietor of the establishment in onneuve, which he got from Darley, who bad had nothing to do with the business for the past six months.Mr.T.Marechal, K.C., prosecuting Counsel, Questioned when the transfer ace, w i % 3 whose.roa ] d the rent apd in Coroner Orders Inquiry Into Drowning of Leopold \u2018Trepanier.| COAT.POCKETS WERE Ç | FILLED WITH STONES \"AND MONEY .IS MISSING.= \u2014 * What seemed yesterday to be a of accidental drowning has Lo, out to be one demanding the skill -of the city detectives.This is the case of \u2018Leopold Trepanier, a farmer, of Boucherville, whose body was found in the river at- the foot of .Delorimier avenue yesterday.Dr.D.D.MacTaggart on examining the body found the pocke:s filled with small stones and sand, which did away tal.When the case was inquired into before the coroner this morning, Mrs, Trepanier was called to give evidence, and there was some excitement when she stated that her husband had left his home at Boucherville on Friday morning with a cheque and cash in his possession to the amount of 963.50.In his waistcoat pocket waa a veceipt for the sum of $20.70, paid to Lariviere & Co, 1413 Notre Dame street cast.Ha bad expressed his intention to go to the East End\u2019 Abattoir to buy some cattle, but he left there without doing so.From that time his movements are shrouded in mystery, until his dead - y was pulled out of the water by two brothars, Georges and Delphis Jobin, when there was only twenty-five cents in his pockets.Mis.Trepanier also stated that \u2018her | husband occasionally teok Co ru Louisene, Shantung and: 20- Men's : ample\u201d : 12 only, Painted Taffeta Silks, fancy Belts, all rare bar - Duck Trunks, iron stripe, plain and Dres- gains, one re bottom and rollers, den effects, .reg.«5 C line, reg.40:.To- sc heavy slats, deep tray, qualities.Tormor morrow.hat box, size 34, reg.TOW.\u2026\u2026.teers value $3.45.To-mor- ks FOR 2.95 | tario readers, was delivered by the r Eaton Company to the Board of Education this morning.The book is priced at 16 cents, and is well bound and illustrated with half-tone cute.It > A FRE \u2018has 410 pages and is much larger than.the former reader, which sold at 40 oh cents.The selections are well chosen ¥ and distinctly: in tone, vi pere I NOTES \u2018AND NOTICES.\u2018Empress of PBritain.\u2019/\u2014A Special CE., \u2018Bteamship Train will leave Windsor Street Station on Fridey, July 16, at 9.45 a.m., for Quebec, for the accommodation of passengers sailing by .the \"Empress of Britain\u2019 July fie 16th.This train will be made up of parlor tars, diner, finst-class\u2019 coaches and col- nist cars,.and will run through to the iteamer\u2019s side in\u2019 Quebec.Spegial Sunday : Trips ta Shawinigan Cap de la Magdeleine.\u2014The Cana- lian Pacific will commence Sunday next.fuly 18, round trip tickets will be on ale at \"Montreal to Three Rivers (Cap le la Magdeleine) and Shawinigan Falls or $2.15.Tickets will be good gong and returning Sundays only with rivilege of extension.to return, leaving thawinigan Falls and Three Rivers up o and including the Monday follow- ag on payment of the difference be- ween the Sunday and: Saturday-Monday scursion rates, to the\u201c station ticket 7, ÈS ER ; livers.= Commencing Mine date, July the th, md to continue thereafter, \u2018until fur- her advicé: \u2018train will leave \u2018Three Riv- t 12.90 au: arrive Shawi- Eh To pom ost only.# ing wo leave , 15 ETE.gwini Falls | fre, es Rivers st 415 Dh .: * ; Ep sign OA POSTE ET OT EE LU gents at Shawinigan Falls and, Three J Ses pm Km ment, we have about 100 sets of Works by Standard - Authors: to be sold at heavy reductions, high make them at prac: tically half price.| se.se.as» 2.es : : ev a ma Brice velopment of American America, and in the.pla capitel WITH BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN © AMERICA.Washington, J uy 1 15.-With great en- Shesiaams and favorable dt À où the COMM overnments of Latin- America, MMITTEE A - : Po the wf business interests of a w To ASK HELP | countries has the proposition to form af Pan-American Bank in New York, with branches throughoüt Central \u2018and \u2018South e.oo rant = it is of equal, if not grester importance, [With the mové, now nder w L'extension nicole canne ip in e|to a \"yesterday 25e A + et van Sawhorse .ET ae 3 a rap tet ES PS à.P 2 ori A , 3 AAA PN.SELKIRK CENTENNIAL- THE NORTH WEST 1 P -contemplates vast possibilities in\u2019 proie de- rade with Latin of American in the countries to the south.rrox|® America, been received.Winnipeg, July 14\u2014kt a meeting Knox, the United Statés Secre- | the Centennial Exhibition «ting | pre of State, feels that great will] held to-day, Mr.Hugh Sutherland; the] be accomplished for \u201cAmerican\u201d Business chairman, reported that he and end other] interests by the establishment of the | members of the sub-committee wppoint* roposed international bank, and -that a for the.pyrpose waited on mier Roblin \u2018yester afternoon in reference Government grant for}.Ae exhibition.\u201cThe eommittes.pret LL SATS ITS RILEY HERN 200 Samples of the finest Japanese -Mat- Front Shirts, cuffs wf \\ music and books.The Leach Piano 00 ds Japanese \u2019 12 only, Quarter Cut 1 Co, Ltd, 560 St.Catherine \u2018street west, Sith 36\u201d inches wide, in R separate or attached, Oak Rockers, Cobb er ÿ near Drummond street.cream, navy, light blue, rez.value mer To- 3c Seats, comfortable 21 light T reen, \u2019 champagne, morrow.\u2026 > a.and durable, reg.RE EE s & co.reg.35c.To-morrow.; C Jo value.To-mor- il Fe a0c Boys\u2019 95c suite.x.Funeral | 300 paîv Ladies\u2019 po 20 Boys\u2019.Navy 45c Linoleum 8-5 Directors, Fine Nik Net Gloves J Lheviot Sete Sailor 1a yards, ; Extra 198 \u2019 ouse Suits, reg.Heavy r ino- #1 812 at.CATHERINE W.re.400 pair.To.or value 9c.To-mor- 69: leum, 2 yard wide, i (Note change ot Address.) TOW.ueod conver sevens » POW.cove en od ous block and carpet pat\u2019 M \u2014\u2014 ; terns, reg.45c.At il i | either store, tomor- cl Aa NEW ONTARIO READERS.$ = $ d d A thi rowl., ue .88S8 aan Toronto, July 4 M.\u2014The first edition ets 9 tan dr or g 4 | - of the fourth book, new series of As a result of a\u2019 decisive cleaning-up in the book depart- Jap Mats | : ! $1.50 Straw Hate Groceries FES 3 dozen only, odd Choice \u2018Crean el ha iines of Straw Hats, \u2018 20 lbs.Gran.ry Busi, ame 4 slightly soiled, reg.Caddy - Breakfast Tea .$L.30 $1.15 $1.00 and 81.50.To _ Ye Laundry Soap, 10 bars .40c 2Bc MOITOW.vo «+ oes o Washing Powders, § Phe.0c\u2019 '28¢ : Malta Vita, 3 p ces Nec - ABc - | Heusehola Ammonia, 3 pkgs.3c.8c.1.50 axtorde\u201d Vinegar, gallon jar .Sie 59e.© Le Macaroni, madine cut, 3 pikes ac \u201825e 48 Ladies\u2019 White - - 4 Pastry Flour, 24 lbs.Me.84c Canvas: and - \u2018Black FO Lime Juice Cordial .2%@c @8c¢ Kid Oxfords, reg.PA to ce Ce ew as 85: 2c values to $1.50 pair.de \u2018Parafine War, oh LL TN fas | To-mo: FOW.v0 00 0000 % TB.tir Cobos .Le.ue 56.23c.| PAN-AMERICAN BANK: terests in the Far East, The project FO ting, 18 x 38 in., fin- R ished ends, qualities | sold up to 50c yard.At either store, to- G a morrow.*e ee se sees : .Manchester List Re Fri.| Pure Line Russia Crash Be Dye Pure Craëh Roller Towelling 13¢ 1c 22 x44 Oatmeal Towels .18¢ 18¢ 2 x 23% y& Bleach Tablecloth M 15 $1.04 | Unbtenched Teble Linen .38c 36 in.Heavy White Cotton.te Gite \u20182 yd.Heavy Grey Sheeting.1S¢ 16c Heavy Seton, Plilow Cases.13e 11le¢ 45 in, Big.Apron Gingham.25¢ 23c- 25 in, White Flannelette .8 Ge White Victoria Lawn .10e 8c\u2019 Roblin romised his sideration fis P the request, days.In the event of \u201c| answer being returned, a jthrée will-be appointed at : Rpon- the .vernments of lumbia, Al \u2018Albe \u2018obtain definite assurance meer eee rpm 2 a Brine party foind that Chutchill.forged a request for $250,000, and \u201cMr.be laid before & meeting of the Cab offices to be held within the next pd rta and Saskatchewan to ser and extent of the sup port to be Abe exhibition by these provinces, : pont NELSON A BETTER TER- ~ Winnipeg, July 14.\u2014News from Port Nelson states that the government oxen almoet three months longer than Nelson will likely be Bae the terminus of the Hudson\u2019s Bay earnest con- which will a favorable committee of once to wait - British Co- of the char- Port Nelson | Semi-ready: Company, to-day confirmed | the report that Riley Hern had pur- | Catherine street, near Peel streel.] present venture involves a 1] which has attended the work of.ou qq THE BOYD Syllabic Shorthand ans Business College pe \u201cSHERBROOKE, Que.Fk ' B.8.GLEASON, Principal.\u2026, SUBJECTS: Shorthand, Typewriting, , Bookkeeping, - Office Methods, Business Practice, Mathomatioa, Send for Illustrated Catalogue.bc\" a; Has Bought Big Semi-ready Store on St.Catherine Street- \u2014 { Announcement Is Confirmed To-day by the President of the Semi-ready Company-Takes Possession on Monday.' Mr.C.H.Nelson, President of the chased the big Semi-ready store on St.recently sold by McLean & Campbell, Mr.Hern will move his present stuck into the St.Catherine street eu0ie, and will -dispose of his present lease .n he Temple building on Dorchester street.Four years ago, Riley Hern ar.ved in Montreal with a hockey etica, a pair of skates and a glad smile.He started to clerk in the very store whica he haw just bought out\u2014lock, stock and barrel.And he bad only $7.00 in rea] mouiv\u2014 lucky seven.His first business ventnr: for himself was on Dorchester etrect, where he is said to have evolv.d a plan for doing a large and profitabie busi- nese, carrying a comparativeiy small stock.This business, it is sa:d.was more than ordinarily.euccessti.ts urchase of stock.\u201cfixtures and leasehold vaiued at $40,000.In confirming the fact of the sole, Mr.Nelson said to-day: \u2018ihe NUCCESS Mr: Hern has been well deserved.Wirth ail his popularity and participation in.ath- Jletics, Mr.Hern is always attentive and devoted to his business.I believe that hie career is an example of the truth that for a young man in business to-day opportunities are brighter and bet.the 4 an ever before in the history of the- country.Canada will double her population and treble her resources in the pext 20 years.\u2019 bed to the bureau, while a pool ig at the head of thie bed.No motive can be assignej - man\u2019s suicide, and Mis sou :s 2.the theory of suicide, bui the that scem: to clear up he cu the writing on tbe note that en other documen.s in 1) handwriting.The absence 61 til in the drawer where the 01e ir: were found may be accoun'e ! the man holding the wounl a hand or wiping the weapon at deed.The deceased was a cont'a years of age.and in the bat prior to his death.15 Sat elf LOSS OF THE \u2018COWL Sault Ste.Marie, Ont.Julv steamer \u2018Scott which rammal the \u2018Cowle\u2019 off Whitefish Point day morning, is expected to Lu.time to-night for Superior.wi.will go into dry dock.Attorn.trell completed collecting «vide day from the crew of the \u2018Soi.list of the lost has heen raised and the saved to cleven.Fred i of Winnipeg, was a passenger \u2018Cowle\u2019 and was lost.Howard Fa.| of Duluth, also a passenger, Waë £a rs! EE rete THE \u2018WITNESS\u2019 DAILY MODEL The home dressmaker should keep 4 tittle catalogue scrap book of the dail pattern cuts.These be found very useful to refer to from time to time.\u2014\u2014 CHILD'S DRESS.Paris Pattern No.2670.The Empire style is especially beccr- ing to the pw girl.An exceedinsV dainty model cut on these lines ix here shown developed in blue and white ted lawn, the yoke and front pan: Cl in one piece.The full skirt is gathered and attached to thu oe the.joining being hidden by a ban cream-colored beading, run \u2018With narrow black velvet ribbon.The square Dui: neck and short sleeves are Trim : with the ribbop-run beading.and.desired.the model may be develo ni with high neck and long sleeves.Ÿ pattern is in 4 sizes\u201414 to 5 years.I\u201d a child of 3 years the dress requires 31% yards of material ?7 inches wide.- yards 36 inches wide or 1% vard 4 inches wide, with 1%yard of beading and 3 yards of ribbon.PATTERN COUPON Please send the above-mention- od pattern ss per directiens gives below.No.Biss.cocceee .oon Name.ve owocosw Address tn toll: occcsouvues N.B.\u2014Be sure to cut out the iijusir® tion and send with the coupon, carefuly tiled out.The pattern cannot ress) vou na less than a week Price ! in cash, postal note, of samp dross, Witness, Pattern Department \u2018Witness\u2019 Block, Mont A Readers can have the \u2018Daily Witness ¥ To paraphrase his apt expression, | Riley Hern -eays, it is now \u2018Riley Hern does.things.\u201d at summer resorts in Canada or the United States for only 25 cts.per monub- , mama eGILL UNIVERSITY vf \u201cif PRELIMINARY DIVI- \"Up THE MATRICULA- \u201c+uiN EXAMINATION.\u2014\u2014 Lu ,n in the subjects : ATV \u201cdivision of .camination Caen U omposition Te = zrammar, THE EXAMINATION nd.of the ma- (which com- and dic- British his- wo ra day and arithmetic) was\u2019 wo tn whole or in part, \u201cane subject, wing in this subject will he September exami aderd, \u201c sites.oi whom 460 passed.9: those who failed did and an oppor- be na- at any subsequent ex- 1! jose who failed in more : pli tn Let a.oy \u201cemental\u2019 examination (nnerwise, they will -, \u201caxe the whole So Th tee PE \u2026, of the successful are obliged to come in be division \u201c examination in Septem- A 4 only in Montreal, and + ated colleges of the Univer- candi- CL 4 «bettcaily arranged) with the \u2026 - a © -e:hle 400, are as f£ollows: or Coe (W estminster Hall, cn UCI a 0.Harry Montreal oo + Water \"Charles (Ottawa pote Institute).- 4, - rvthe A estmount \"Aca- à Le er ze RB.(Presbyterian Col- \u2019 \u201c{ontreas).\\ an [rene Margaret \u2018Scott (Ver- } non Hach se hooly.Ane, To Slats yo re Prank \u20ac rompton (Chester- 45 Shtodl, V ancouver).io ren Harold (Western Canada oo Calgary).4-2 Marion F.vante loaner.pend, Îlenrs Brinkman \"(Arm- } = 255 Williams, Jack .Northmore (Hamil 201 Montreal).269 o Wilrich, Edgar Gebhard (Rothesay .342 Letitia (AN Hal- Colle ge).Wilson, Meredith William (Bishop's 0; College School, Lernoxville).271 Wills, Alice (Trafalgar Institute, Montreal).«ev eae ia ee Winch, Jennie E.(Montreal High School for Gir Is) .214 Wisse, William Harry \"(Montreal High School).Woodruff, Bernard J.« Ottawa Col- .247 The following who had either passed in three subjects of ihe preliminary division or had presented certificates which exempted thera from one or more sub- have now completed this part of 050 the matriculation examination: \u2014 Matheson, Homer Lindsay, Cornwall, Ont.Morgan, Henry William, Montreal, Munro, Maria Louise, Vancouver, Oliver, Allan, Toronto.Reid, Edgar Norman, Ottawa.Symmes.Kathleen, Westmount.Taylor, Walker Lewis, Port Hope.Taylor, William, Airdrie, Alta.Thom, James Balfour, Montreal.Vallance, Murray Allan, Ont, * Wilkes, Francis Hilton, Toronto.CASTORIA For Infants and Children.Bears the Signature of Hamilton, ~ \u201c| The Kind You am Ava bot \u2018 Pr a A ; PI me SE b teh wi 012 : + Le aE ATR res qr WEA Fe te ta dy oT re TT \u201cAR wr Trl il og RN, GB FINE PAREN OT - ; - - noue ru all aR & EE TP TRE - ue A ow A Le > cei wa 3 oy te Pe tat fe Ws JE \u201cER a AE op AIR + > vint Ry NT PE | i ing ia the afternoon speeches were made - Intercolonial.\u2018here, wént to brit home the cows Jast Fridey and hes been seen since.ye whole \u2018country is being .xearched, id mo tracé car found.Foul play æ ected., Thé police have \u2018organized artibe.THe young woman was in- the t.Bhe wes twen- - ty years © -#andsome and accom- Weekly Calendar.\"KEEP DPEN®® *435A2 MOUNT ROYAL AV ENUE METHODIST : SUNDAY-SOHOOL PIONIO, | TO TICKETS, - SLE GROS BOIS.CHILDREN, + .- Boat leaves LONQUEUIL Ferry Wharf at §, 16, 12 a.m, and 2.30 p.m.THURSDAY, JULY 15.DOMINION PARK .taot Three Bays of the French National Fete.Marcel Fleury and Four Star Turns.Ztndarelia\u2019s astounding SpiraiGiobe Act-Free Afternoons and Evenlags.Sean\" 100 Admission ART ASSOCIATION Galleries of Paintings -\u2014AND-.: Work by Canadian Artists.\"-Sam.tosp.m.' AdMiesion 28c.|] MAILS FOR GREAT BRITAIN, EUROPE, ETC, CLCSED AT MONTRBAL.July.16 9.20 a.m.New York, American.\u201c16 6.15 pm.\u2018** Supplementary.%i6 6.00 p.m.Empress of Britain, : ; Can.Pactfe.17 12,30 Casada, PDominion.19 2.00 Kaiser Wm.der Gronse, 1 N.G.Lioyd.p.m.* Bupplementaty.am.Campania Cunard PH.\u2018* Bapplementaty, am.St.Louis, Amerigan, p-m.\u2018 Supplementary.\u201cp.m.Victorian, Alan.p.m.Laurentic, Domlialon, \u2018a.m.Kaler Wilhelm IT.N.G.Lioyd.\u2018p.m.\u2018* Supplementary.27 9.00 a.m.Lusitania: Cubard, «7 815 pm.* Supplementary, 30 9.90 a.m.Carenia, Ctnard.*3 615 p.m.** Supplementary.\u201c30 6.00 p.m.Empress of Ireland, ; Can.Pacifie.31 12.30 p.m.Seances pm.8.10.Dominion, Dominion, *Letters may be porta up to 815 n.m.\u2014 Other matter rhould be -posted before 5.80 Um Registered before 8.30 pue - \u201c\u201cParcèts (por Paresd Pour are rarwardod br tha Canadian steamer.the mailing at Hess Ofce-botng « Fridays and 12 peop on Satu \\ Laiters for (he hove uTls\u2019 Say De post- withio 15 meirutes of | \"2 apd \u2018Q w bcurs of closing.te above mentioned CANADIAN FREIGHT ASSOCIATION OPENED IN HALIFAX YESTERDAY.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Halifax, N.8., July 11.\u2014The Canadian Freight Association, which met in Hak- {ax to-day, put in considerable work and a lot of pleasure-seeking.At the meet- by Mr.J.F.Mossman, of Buffalo, gemeral agent of the Wabash lines; Mayor Chisholm, President Johnson, Mr.J.W.Loud, trafic manager of the Grand Trunk System; Mr.W.J.Mul- lit, of Albany, traffic manager of the Delaware & Hudson Railway, and Mr.E.Tiffin, general traffic manager of the Mr.J.A.Johnson, president of the Halifax Board of Trade, seid that before Vancouver discovered ancouver, before South Africa was found, and before Australia.was thought of, Nova Scotia had a representative Parliament, sitting at Halifax.He was glad to have seen the announcement some days ago that after this year imports from Great Britain must eater Canada through Canadian porte if they would enjoy the bepefits of the preferential tariff.Neva.Scotia had gained but little from Confederation.Ownership of the Intercolonial by the Government had been a curse\u2014too mwch politizs, too little desire for anything but to get a little freight over a pair of rails.\u2018Two streaks of rust\u2019 was not all we should have.The Isthmus of Chignec- to was hardly wide enough for all the lines that should be .coming to Nova Scotia.: Mr.E.Tiffin, general track manager of the Intercolonial, replied to Mr.Johnson, mying that it had been a ges pleasure to be able to bring the - ciation quickly and gsfely ov the \u2018lwp streaks rust\u2019 indicated by of President Johnson.It, the G.T.P.| made Halifax \u2018their termipus, as Mr.Lou had said, and-if the I, C.R.ere wi the map, president \u2018he Boatd of Trade niight perhaps realize his dream, but it w remain to be seen whether .or \u2018not Halifax would be better off under thé new \u2018order of things than under the old.Mr.Tiffin was loudly applauded.The meeting then took up routine business, remaining in session all the afternoon.Bruce, CO-OPERATION IN POULTRY STANDARDIZATION AND INSPECTION WILL BRING BETTER PRODUCTS AND PRICES.(From our own correspondent.) Ottawa, July 15.\u2014A meeting of the directors of the Poultry Producers As sociation was held here on the invitation of the Minister of Agricuiture in Ottawa.In addition to the.directors there were a number of other interested persons present, including a representative of the Russian Government, Miss Freida, of St.Petersburg, | The first session was a directors\u2019 meat- ing, and the president, Mr.A.P.Hill- house, occupied the chair, and excellent progress was reported during the three months\u2019 existence of the organization.As one of the first things to be taken up by the association is the formation of leeal branches \u2018through which producers of poultry will be encouraged to co-op- orate in producing 4 uniform article, and.also in the sale of the same, suitable pointe for the fermation of these branches were diseussed by the direc: ters.\u2018lt was agreed that only a very few of such bramches should be formed this year, and that considerable care should be exercized in the selection of these points.\u2018The directors also expressed themselves as highly pleased with Hon, Mr.Fisher, who has declared his willingness to assist in the work of the association.The firet speaker at the afternoon ss sion was Mr.Peter White, of Pembroke Ont., tvho gave a very clear and pointed talk on the standardization and inspection of poultry products.He said that poultry produce should have national recognized standards, and that if poultry producers wished to help the industry there must be discrimination in grades.Take for instance the bacon trade; he- cause the man who produced a good bacon type pig got no more for it than another who produced the chunk, the industry Mas receded.This poultrymen must.evade.\u2018The aime of the Pouliry Producers\u2019 Amociation are along \u201cthe right lines.They re ende svoring to evoive standards by which poultry products may te ays both to the ypro- ducer and the consumer.Just what these standards are will be decided at a later sesujon, but if the aesociation wishes to stand for the best its brand must be an absolute guarantee of quali- tv.This principle has been the foundation of euccess m other countries, and if \u2018adopted in Canada the industry might \u2018become even better established.Cana- \u2018dian poultrymen are peculiarily situated.They bave at home the very best market.No adequate supply of poultry ex ists in Canada to-day.There is very little, if any, etrictly first class poultry offered to-day.If this association is to induce the farmer to take more interest in the raising of poultry he must guarantee him a market.The market is there but the trouble bas been that every producer markets his little all in his own style which results in a lack of uniformity and also 2 lack of quality.Let this association have recognize n for its members and gradually the brand will be Jooked for by consumers willing te t igh prices.| CL Mr.White pointed out that every other brench of agriculture has its produce nationalized and standardized, snd that there were more people interested in the production of poultry than in any \u2018other cne branch of agriculture.\u2026 Pou producing was one of the big sources of revenue.This would require a compalgn of education, and part of this education was à lemson to be taught the farmer that when he brought in an inferior article be received an inferior price.The producer should understand that to get the best for this product it must not only be of superior quality but it must be uniform and that a had all Barred Rocks would ma per-pound out of their chickens or out of {heir eggs than for the flocks of any community that was rimde up of different breeds.- Su Mr.White touched u the subjeet of inspection, and said that he was very glad that Mr.Fisher had intimated that as soon as the poultry industry was ready for inspection he was ready to supply it.\u2018This was one of the biggest steps that had been taken for somé time.It speaks well for the demand for poult that ao good prices exist.ch of the poultry is put upen the market in an pn fit condition.At present there is no Jaw to Say a man cannot market bis pre duce as he sees fit, but no member of the \u2018Poultry s\u2019 Association will be retained as a member who does not conform to the standards amd grad Jaid down by that society.Soa Mr.White's address opened up a Seld of lively discuseion, which owed that ev.an present was interes Lo Fhe: formation of poultry.circles, including preliminary working rules for members, etc, was.: the grading of | settled, À was agreed that =mobhing in- fèrior ie to be allowed under the brand of the association.It wos thé gemen cpinion that à circle had better etavt th fifty Mabe Or ee a a and have their Output abrolutely ve- i later member ~ | lishle, \u2019 tha the invitation extended them by the! community {that} Make more | ales poultry and eue, end h have not yet been etary i : ) WES | P ral | COO the handicaps against him ia t SPORTING NEWS ROYALS LOST AGAIN | Rochester Defeated Montreal in Loose Game by S Runs to 4, Rochester, N.Y., July 14.\u2014Dr.Casey wes again unable to take his place with the Royals to-day being confined to bed with cold in his Back.Colvin wes bis eubet- tute again and distinguished himeelf!.The game was a loose one and Royals lost à to 4 through bad fielding.The score:\u2014 ROCHESTER.AL, RR IRPOA B Anderson, Lf.2 2 0 2 0 O Holly, as.3 1 8 2 3 1 Pattee, W.3 1 0 0 6 Ô Maloney, ¢f.\u2026.3 0 1 1 1 0 Ganzel, 1b.- Ve os seer 4 0 1 18 0 1 Bimmens, à.4 0 1 1 1 2 Batch, rt.\u2026 oo .¢ 0 1 3 0 0 Erwin, c.\u2026.\u2026 \u2026 «.«.4 0 0 5 8 1 Holmes, Ps +.00 co oe 3 1 1 0 1 ô Totals .\u2026.\u2026 .30 5 7 27 12 56 MONTRE 4L.\u2019 ABR HPODA ® Joyce, 1.1.4 1 2 1 0 O Yeager, a8.5 6 1 0 3 0 Corcoran, 2b.5 1 3 2 2 1 O'Neil] rf.8 0 1 5 0 8 Jones, cf, ., «0 +o .3 0 0 0 0 à Cockill, 1b.+2 \u2026 .\u2026 \u2026.\u2026 4 0 1 7 2 0 Colvin, 3h.+.se eo» 4 1 1 0 1 -0 Bu#low, C.*e O08 86 eo 4 0 1 8 0 i Keefe, p.\u2026.\u2026 \u2026.\u2026 \u2026.8 1 0 1 4 1 Wicker.te 0.à .1 0 0 0 0 0 xxWinter .+.1 60 D 0 0 8 Total® .\u2026 40 «0 «.37 4 10 24 17 3 xBatted for Buelow in ninth, xxBatted for Keefe in 9!nth.Score by' tLoings\u2014 Montreal .20001.00 0-4 Rochester ., .22)01000x\u20145 Sumipary\u2014Two-base hits, Molly, Corco- Tan; three-base hit, Maloney; home run, Colvin; sacriftee hitt, Holly, Maloney, Jones; stolen bases, Holly, Pattee, Ganazel, Simmons, Corcoran; first Base un errors, Rochester 3, Montreal 2; ftst pase on.balls, off Holmes 2, off Keefe °: hit by pitched ball, by Holmes i, hy Keefe 1; struck out, hy Holmes 3, hy Keefe 6; lait on , Rochester 6, Moniieal 3; pasted balls, Buelow 2.Umpire, Titi.Time, 2.25.Attendance, 1, (paid).EASTFRN LEAGUR RESULTS.Toronto, 5; Buffalo, 1.Newark, 5; Baltimore, 7.Newark, 6; Baltimore, 3.Providence, 5; Jersey City, 3.EASTERN LEAGUR STANDING.Won.Lost.P.O.: \"AMBRIOAN LEAGUE RESULTS.Chicage 3, New York 4; Chicago 8, New York 2; Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 3: St.ton postponed om acoount of Fain, Cleveland, New York, Chicago, St.Louis, Washington.Le \u2014 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS.Pittsburg 7, Brooklyn 2; Ohieago §, Boston 2; Philadelphia 4, St.Louis §; Phila- rk .lyn, Boston, 'LACHINE BOATING CLUB == JUNIOR EVENTS FOR THE CANADIAN HENLEY.\u2014 Lachine Boating Club bas entered in four junior events for the forthcoming Cu- nadian Henley at St.Catharines on July 30 and 31, apd should the carmmen do well oe entries in the senior events will be e.\u201cThe crews expéct to leave Mentreal by \u2018party from the club intends to make th: trip.The entries that have been mad ere ces follows: : Junior t-oar \u2014 Cox, Ted Ruasell ; stroke, R.r; No.7, R.Howard; No.8, W.Becully; No.5, G.Davidson; No.4, L.Jehheton ; Ne.8 R.Coleman: No.2, D.Campbell; bow, T.Lawson.Spare, J.V.Owens Junior four-car\u2014Stroke, R.\u2018Magor; Ne.3, R.Howard; No.2, W.Scully; bow, T.Lawson ue No.3, .C.Fulton; No.2, P.Whitehead ; bost, B.Watson.; ; Junior single acull-Gordon Davison.SCOTS WON BY DEFAULT MONTREAL LOCOMOTIVES WERE AB- __SBNT FROM SCHEDULER TUG-OF- WAR PULL AP THE PARK ; \"LAST EVENING.Ae \u2014 The Bcots were given a win by default last evening «at Dominion Maik in the fourteenth contest in {he tug-of-war series the Meontreel Locomotive team failing to put in an appearance.In the pull.between Angus Loco» and Reyal Highlanders, No.4, the former woa by eight inibes, the record pull of.the series eo far.The pulie scheduled for Seturday evening «rw M.L.H.& P.ve.Canada Car; M.& R.vs.National Breweries, and G.T.Blaek- smithe vs.Scots.; t \u2014 KERR LOST IN SCOTLAND Tg CANADIAN SPRINTER UNADLE LL \u2019 ten \u2019 | + qe \u201cx Mainburgh, Scôt, July 14.\u2014Rädert Kef the Canadien aprigter, : 3a tpask .meet hers Ta the ted po dach \u2018he =e - n start \u2019 abip und have doubtfut quality.\u2014 246 oon.4 grounds, Wertmcunt, on Wednesday next, Rochester .or ee oe oo.#4 30 595 \u2014\u2014 Darence \u201coes ee ees x ; x Be TORONTO XI.AND PHILADELPHIA Baltimore ut oa 3 38 506 J CRICKET! PLAYED TWO Newark ce \u2026.as ae sees 36 37 433 DAY MATCH.Montreal \"se Fe oe 88 sa 8 38 479 \u2014\u2014 ity sees we eens ss 4 pe | Phimdgliphia, July 14.\u2014The Phl:adelphis Louis \u2018v Boston and\u2019 Detroit v.Wachtug-4 coque\" aMboush the Cansdiaze were vir- Standing\u2014 Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston, - Yiinbia 2, St.Loulg 11; Cincinnati 4, New | o Stantting\u2014Pitheburg, Chicago, New York, | Givoinnati, Philadelphia, Bt.Louis, Brook.| ENTRIES HAVE BEBN MADE IN| the R.& O.route oh July 26, and will [ \u2018thus bave a day or two of training on the | course bedore the regatta ogens, \u2018A big | 140-ib.junior four\u2014Stroke.B.Crembie: | _ OVERCOME FRAVY HANDICAPS, 4} INausied te join in the invitation.This ( SR Bb A :} REMAINS IN ABEYANCE.; : Joseph Latour, accused, with William he fnissot, TVS, the ions s (à y { Smith, of running a gaming house : 2 a a ie Eu vais ta | Ceeded vrith until that of Smith is fis} © > 104 \u201cibe 22) yards, iW.ed with until that of Smith is finish- ihe \u2018winter ed 2 jar v The tuieë f ad.Smith lu [J] \u2018 +2 Programme of Events on the M.A AA Grounds Next Wednesday.The thirteenth annual athletic tournament of the Montreal Polica Amateur Athletic Association will be beld on the M.A.A.À.when a programme of twenty-two events will be decided.Several of the events will not be without their amusing side, and given flue weather, the sports should prove of great interest to the antiolpated large crowd which will ficck to see Lhe men in blue extend their limbs and give an exhibition of physical exercise in numerous different ways.Decides other item, there appears on the programme a .fat men\u2019s race, open to members of the Montreal Po- Hee torce, weighing 225 1bs.or over, and already this event is being discussed in the police oorridors with a great deal of tittering.The gamos will commence al two o'clock ! sharp, and all competitors Lust appear ia \u201c{ proper athletic costumes and obtain their | respeolive numbers from Detective U.Leclerc.A championship gold medal will bs given to the competitor gaining the largest number of points in the following events: 2, 3.5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16 and £0.A first prize will count three points, a secoid prize two points, and a third prize one peint.The consolation race will be for those who \u2018have competed and fadled to win a prize.Excepting event No.7, in which a, prite will be awarded to the first five to finish, and event No.19, in which ten medals will be given and a silver cup awarded to the club whose first Your represeatatives win the greatest number of points, the other events will provide $7 for the winner, : $5 for the second man, end $3 for the third.Foliowirg is the programms: the eecretary.| 1-Fat men\u2019s race, 325 lbs, or over, M.2_Puiting 16 lbe.shet, C.P.F.3\u2014100 yards dash, C.P.F.4\u2014Half mile race, open to amateurs.6\u2014Throwing the discus C.P.F.6\u2014Running bread jump C.P.F.7\u2014100 yards dash Montreal aewspaper re- Dorters, 8\u2014Throwing 16 lbs.hammer C.P.F.$-Quarter mile race G.P.F.10\u2014100 yards dash open to amateurs.11\u2014Standing broad jump C.P.F.12\u201466 Ibs.weight long throw C.P.F.18\u2014Running hop, step and jump.14\u2014100 yards race in sacks M.P.F.15\u2014Tossing the caber C.P.F.16\u201444 mile raca C.P,F._ 17\u2014One mile race open to amateurs, 18\u2014Putting 16 Ibs.shot open to amateurs.19-10 mile raes or track harrier clubs.cB Thowiog 56 Ibs.weight, high throw, $1\u2014120 yards, hurdle race, C.P.7.22-100 yards, consolation race, C.P.P.DRAW IN FAVOR OF ZINGARI (Cricket Club, in their match with the Zin- jgérix pt Toronto, to-day, ecofed 261 rund.jAccording to the ethics of cricket, the wo \u2018days\u2019 play will be recorded as ac drawy | CtdTly victors.Yesterday they declared their mming closed for 413 runs.The tekid f played 12 men a-side, and Toroato declared on the fall of the temth wicket.The chief scorers for the locals were Lyvu- ford Biddle, 61; H.R.Cartwright, not out, 83, and A.J.Hendy, 53.To-morrow the Toronto team will ineet the Germau- \u2018town Cricket Club.MOTOR BOAT RACES SBRIPS FOR GRAND CHALLENGE CUP WILL TAKE PLACE ON AUGUST 19, 20 AND 21.\u2014 Kingeton, July 14.\u2014The Thousand Island Yacht Club at Alexandria Bay announces that the race for the Gold Challenge Cup for motor boats of the American Power Boat Association will take place on Aug.19, 20 and 21.The club's regatta Is set for Aug.7.DOMINION ATHLETIC MBET \u2014 EASTERN MEN EXPECTED TO WIN MAJORITY OF EVENTS IN WINNIPEG.Brandon, Man.July 14.\u2014The Eastern ailhletes outoinReeed the Brandon represen- : tatives at the preliminary trials held here to-day preparatory to the Dominion championships to be held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, in Winnipeg.No records were broken, but the Eastern men outclassed the Westerners, and it looks es M | they will make a clean sweep\u2019 st Winnipeg.Barber won the individual cham- plonship.\u201c BOWLING AT NIAGARA | WESTMOUNT FOUR LOST IN ONTARIO ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT.Niagare-on-the-Lake, July 14.\u2014In the firat round qf the trophy play the rink representing the Westmount Lawa Bowling.a was defeaied 16 to 12 by the Canada Canada.Westmount.À.P.Westerner J.E.Duval D.Kebnedy R.H.Fulion F.\u2018Pole A.G.Gardner G.H.Smith\u201418 W.M.Brown\u201412 In thé firat round of the association, W.Brown's rink défeated the Hamilton Thistis rink, skipped by Dr.Russell, 13 to 12, but lost to the Ottawa rink, skipped by R.E.Ritchie, 13 to 24, in the second round.At the 22nd annual meeting of the Oa- tarlo Bowling Association, held in the Queen's Royal Hotel, Wm.Brown, of | Westmount, was elected president for the ensuing year.Dr.Russell, secretary of the team which visited Great Britain last yeer, moved that ; «an invitation be extended to the Britieh bowlers to visait Canada in 1810, and that the Western and Eastern assesietions be { ves carried.\\ The cases of John M.Morton and ffl College avenue, will not be Softens and preserves the leather, Is brightest, quickest and blackest.Waterproof and dust proof.No other even half as good.10c.and 23¢.Tins LAMB'S MARKET, LIMITED Visitors and strangers are cordially welcome to inspect our ways «\u2018 Refrigeration.We have the most complete Retail Plant in Canada.We cater only to the Highest Class of Clubs, Cafés, Dining Halls, Railways an Family Trade.LAMB'S MARKET, LIMITED 22a UNIVERSITY STREET MONTREAL WESTON'S GOAL REACHED| HIGH SPEED ENGINE TS FOR SALE Veteran Pedestrian Arrived in San Francisco Last Evening.\u2014 San Fragcisco, July 14.\u2014Weston completed his 3,975 mile walk from New York at when he arrived in G0 o'clock to-pigh ; racieco, taking 105 days to making the journey, and being five days behind his \u2018scheduled time.- Weston left New York, starting from the post-office building on March 1.5.Almost from the start he met bad roads and severe weather conditions.He made two long days\u2019 walks, however, on March 17, from Poughkeepsie to Hudson, 60 miles, and the same distance on March 22, from Utloa to Syracuse.He reached Buffalo on March 2, and on the following day fell on a bad piece of road, injuring his arm, which troubled him considerably for several days.GOing through Peonsylvania and Ohio he found the roads so horrible that the auto- nrobfle with his attendants was unable to keep.up with him, and for over a week Le was deprived of the changes of clothing and necessary suppiiés carried along for Lim.He was obliged to abandon his plan to go through Pittsburg, and from Youigs- town, Ohio, went to Toledo, arriving there on April 10, making 53 miles on that day from Bellevue, the best walking day, be red, since leaving New York.On April 17 he reeched Chicago.Leyond Chicago he entered upon a new walking country.Going through Illinois by the way of Joliet, be arrived in St.Louis on April 28.On May 10 he made his longest single ley's walk, 7S miles, from Topeka to Junction City, Kansas.On May 17, from Wakeeney to Monument, Kansas, he novered 66 milee.Denver wue cotered oa May 27, and here another big reception awaited him.Thon his route led to Greeley, 07 miles, made In one day, nd thence to Gheyenne, going through Wyemng to Utah, pawsng through Ogden and Salt T.ake Cty.Practically all of Wewton's walk from Greeley to Oakland wai done on the raliroad tracks of the Southern Pacific Railroad.In Wyoming his troubles multiplied to such an extent that had it not heen for the timely ald rendered by the officiale of the Southb- ern Pacific Ratlroad In cending along from Ogden an assistant on a railroad track velocipde earrving milk, eggs and other nourishing foods, it is doubtful if Wests would have survived the hedt and storms ehcountered day after day.Previous to this Weston had almost despaired of ever acgomplishing the journey.But his grit and gyim determination to reack San lffran- ¢izco triumphed over all obstacles, and when be entered Californie the remainder was comparatively emey.He, however, decided to stick to the railroad jowtead ef making the detour tp fan Francisco direct from Sacramento, which would have meant many more miles, and through rough roun- try.For this reason he altered hls arigtn- al programme and set his faco straight toward Oakland, and then planned to walk the additional number of miles to equal the ferry trip acrasz the bay, Crem MISS HURLBATT IN VICTORIA.Victoria, B.C., Jul 14.\u2014The Deo- minion Educational Association began its sessions in this city to-day with nearly: four hundred delegates in attendance.Papers were delivered in the various sections.Miss Hurlbatt of the Royal Victoria College, Montreal, gave an address on the plaee of the woman teacher in elementary education, and the subject of the value of specialization was dealt with by Mr.W.8.Milner in the department of higher education.The inspection and training and the industrial departments had sessions also.: rey Readers ean have the \u2018Daily Witnew\u2019 will be tried in the Court o?Sessions.ces case ree] United Brat for outy 25 yor movin | by a shunting train.A 45 h.p.Laurie High Speed Fn: in very good condition, will be + at a bargain.Cylinder, 9 inches diameter.Stroke, 15 inches.Revolutions, 250 per minute, Fly Wheel 4 ft.6 in, diameter.Driving Wheel, 3 ft.thtmeter, 1, face.Apply to JOHN DOUCALL & SON, Montre! Cor.Craig and St.Peter Street: af TENDERS TENDERS addrested to the undersign\u201d at Ottawe, and marked on the env !n \u2018Tender for Lubricating Oil,\" will be r ceived up to noon of the FIFTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST.15 for supplying and delivering the ILulrmeca ing otls required by the Departmen ° Marine and Fisheries for a period ¢! i Years.* Specifications and forms of tender m- !° procured from the Collectors of Custvr: Toronto, Hamilton and Kingston, fron °° Agents of the Marine Department a* M7 real, Quebec, St.John, Halifax ani V toria; also from the Department he Each tender must be accompapiei bv -7 acoepted cheque on a chartered Canzcx Bank for the sum of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500.00) to the order of the .* partment of Marine and Fisheries wh deposit will be forfeited if the successful tenderer fails to deliver the ofl ordered delivers oil that je pot in every way i: = cordanc with the specifications prep 17! by the Department.The Department reserves the right tn = cept the whole or any part of a tender Newspapers ireerting this adverticeme:\u2019 without authority from the Departmen: ® not be pald for same.The Department does not bind iteel\u2019 tn accept the lowest or any tender.G.J.DESBARATS, Acting Deputy Minister cf Marine and Fisheries: Ottawa, 15th July, 1909.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WHITEFISH IN LAKE WINNIPEG \u2014\u2014 PRESIDENT JORDAN CONSIDERS THEM THE FINEST IN THE WORLD.\u2014 Winnipeg, July 14.\u2014Two of the m1\" prominent fishing experts in the wor are in the city to-day, Professor Pr\u201d the Dominion commissioner of fishere and President David Starr Jordan.the Leland Stanford University oi (= fornia.Professor Jordan 1 greatiy pressed with the product of Mr 7 vatere.He has just returned \u20181m - trip to Lake Winnipeg, and expire\u201d the opinion that the whitefish ~ °F lake wrs unequalled in the world.P fessor Prince has expressed the > opinion, and will say so to the D\" Association at its meeting here mm gust.\u2014\u2014\u2014 CRUSHED BY A TRAIN.Winnipeg.July 14.\u2014One Gano © dead and a Galican and a Se 570 named James McLeod seriously as the result of an accident at the © | P.yardg yesterday.They were «r- The Galiciar Je ey this morning, but the others.seriously injured, will likely pecove.= tL mp ee?et ay A, - Quilts, Sheets, Pillow Cases and Longcloths Sale Price, $1.48 a 75 pairs full double bed size, English linen-fnished sheets, 2{ 47 per pair instead of $2.00.1 20 pairs only, fine double bed size hemstitched English cheets, $2.00 per pair instead of $2.75.: : Hemstitched pillow cases; sizes 40, 42, 44 and 46 inches; July Sale Price, .34 per pair, or 3 pairs for $1.00.Satin-finished English-made quilts, extra large size for brass beds ; July Sale Price, $2.95 instead of $3.75.Our special maple leaf quilt, full double bed size; July 400 yards only, of a special longcloth, 42 inches wide; 111 per yard instead of .20 per yard.July Sale [tems = For Lit tle Girls eac clearing Friday at each.cee +.+1 + 1 60 061 0 60 0 6 860 A few colored linene 3 piece dresses, made in New York this season for girls from 6 to 12 years; were $5.75 up to now ; clearing Friday at .$3.55 .e.:trs0.ees Also a dozen or so, striped linene 2-piece dresses in fawn and white or fawn in two tones ; some trimmed in blue; were $5.75 up to now; $3.85 ® 2 E 60 COO LOE OOP PELs ES ea A few $4.75 dresses, also clearing at.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.83.25 Friday, Emphasis on \u2018 Black\u2019) At In the Dress Goods Dept.09 Especially the .85, $1.00:and $1.25 Lines| Yard quality of fabric.Black Etamine canvas, Black All-Wool serges, Black striped satin soleil, Black woo! voile, Black poplin, Our Black Goods\u2014these lines in the July Sale as well as all our ftocks\u2014are real black, not dull and uninteresting black, but black that is full of life, and clean and clear.- That means that the.quality of the goods must be of the higher grade, for the great dyers of Euro that a perfect black can be brought out only These are really superior : - Black Striped Russel Cord Black Stripel Fancy Armure, will tell you on superior Black French Foule, Black Mohair Lustre, Black Venetian Cloth, ete.| The Year round values of these goods, as you probably know, are .85, $1.00 and $1.25.The July Sale Price is .69 Lace | Coats att 3 Lines of Ladies\u2019 8 F abric Gloves And Lace Mitts | Some are white, some tan, and some black.We sold them earlier in the season at .19 and .25.Final t ede mn.> TOT 6 = Wk Cr.\"Ou & clearance, Friday, at per pair.08 Pair Children\u2019s \u2018Socks and AL: Stockings, The fancy plaid top eocks and plain black stockings- for children marked during the regular seasons at .25 per pair, are to be cleared 124 now at per pair.\u2026.$1.00 and $1.25 Ladies\u2019 Silk Gloves, .39 20 and 22 inches long, and all pure silk, these gloves have double tipped fingers, mousquetaire wrist, dome fasteners, and were sold originally at $1.00 and $1.25, we begin the clearance of them, Friday, at per pair.39 \u2014tans, browns, sky blue, helio, and nile green shades.ot What we have left of our $25.00, $30,00 and $35.00 Coats of Battenberg lace will be cleared Friday and subsequent days (that is, if any are left Friday night) at a discount of 25%.: Mens Silk Lisle Socks 3 Pairs for $1.00 The kind you pay .50 per pair for; that means three paire for : the price of two; they are silk em- , broidered or fancy striped; tans, greys and blacks to choose from.| THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, THURSDAY, JULY 15 1909.~ We Are Clearing the Way \u2018for Bigger Busin > ess Forty Princess Dresses\u2019 CAT \u2014\u2014\u2014 = prenne em pe and collars and braidings of silk 40 of them that were $ $37.50 are scheduled to go at Marked at $27.50, $30.00 and $37.50 and rimmed as Fashion demands with lace and ) $10.85 FRIDAY > Summer dresses of very pronounced and attractive style made in most charming princess effects from rich messaline silks, summer taffetas, French delaines and lovely summer foulard silks, net yokes soutache.: 27.50, $30.00, $35.00 and.each.co+vo\u2026ew0 0000 «$19.85 The Tus lin Sale Ladies\u2019 Cashmere Hose On Friday we make a special offer of ladies\u2019 black cashmere in all | full fashioned and with tope plain or ribbed; sizes 81; to 10.It is the fret time we have stockings wool summer weight; ever put them out at this price.8 paire for $1.00.The .18,.20 and .25 lines which we have been selling since the July Sale began, at - 14 per yard, will be marked for Friday at .10 peryard There are a good few hundred yards and the calendar warms us to get them out without another \u2018how's delay.There are many patterns and color effects, all of the handsome attractive order: colored lucerne muslins with dainty spots and crossbar effects: printed muslins in pretty flowered effects, combined with dainty spot effects -\u2014a case of exceptional value in every yard, at.cereal 10 New Washable Belts Late Delivered 2 for .15 instead of .25 each There are 600 of them, pure white, well mercerized and perfectly fresh, finished with nickel or brass buckle\u2014all of them the correct straight shape; the buckles alone are worth the price for the entire belt\u20142 for .15, or .10 each.THE LAW DEFIED.Despite $100 Fines Moving Pic\u2019 ture Proprietors Say They Will Keep Open on Sundays.\u2014 THE PROPRIETORS ASK TOR EQUAL PRIVILEGES WITH THE PARKS.\u2014 Notwithstanding the fine of $100 which | Judge Leet imposed yesterday on jour Dieving picture show proprietors for keeping their premises open on the Sabbath, the majority of the offenders, .t is aid.will still seek public patronage on tuadays.This decision is announced by Mr.».Richardson, one of the leadiag proprietors, who said: \u2018There are 130,- #0 people who visit the moving picture halls every Sunday.If you force us to Coe our places you will simply drive mon vi these people to the parks on bincays, so where is the difference?1f Ve Vioiate the law, then make the parks fspect at, too, In Toronto, the mov- ls picture halls are closed on Sundavs, ut everything else is closed as weil.We eo: want to keep open in order 4 a:3h at the law, but the people want te shows here.We don\u2019t give vaude- Vie performances, and we don't sell Leer as they do in the parks, and I C0: think 1t is fair to treat us this Faÿ and to allow the parks to keep Len.They tell us that the parks save \u201842012; charters, but if it is wrong \u2018o ep vyen on Sundays.bave the paris # iveise to do wrong?Une of the quartette fined yesterday, Mid Le would not contravene the law ain, Hu: the others made no promise, dad ta-y will probably continue to defy BRONCHITIS: ASTHMA: For ten years, states Capt.McDon- Be, # Kingston, Ontario, l have been B terribie sufferer from Bronchitic Asth- \u201cA.a.) often it was so bad that for Lars 4 a time 1 couldn't sleep.1 en \u201cindreds of dollars on doctors i medicines, but one dollar outfit of Lh \"tone cured me.Have no bother gx \u201cui any old troubles.\u2019 JD rtason Catarrhozone is so suc- \u201c+ os bevause its healing balsam and \u201crt et at the roots of the bronchial + right where the disease has Other remed:es work through r the stomach\u2014Catarrhozone -rectiv on the diseased mem- - cd always does cure Asthma, + and Catarrh.The dollar ( alarrhozone contains two pu 1 'fAtment and invariablv cures; ; ater aE 50e.All dealers, or 4.5, \u201cATROzone Co., Kingston, On- .\u201c SES ral a weekly fine of $100 Judge J.eet\u2019s remark that he had the power to send continual offenders of the law to jail tor contempt of court, has frightened some of the small proprietors, but the statement is made that if a committal order is issued there will be an appeal made to a higher court.i ; Judge Lanctot took a more lenient view than Judge Leet, and the proprietor who appeared before him charge vith violating the law by keeping his premises open on the Sabbath, was let off with a fine of $40.TUBERCULOUS CHILDREN ONE MILLION EXPECTED TO Dl OF IT IN NEW YORK BEFORE THEY REACH EIGHTEEN YEARS.\u2014 New York, July 14.\u2014On the basis ot recent investigations, the National As- of Tuberculosis declared in a statement issued to-day that the United States is paying annually $7,500,000 for the education of children who will die from tuberculosis before they reach the age of eighteen.There are, it is stated, nearly 1,000,000 school children in the country to-day who will die of this dis ease before they are of age.To offset this yearly waste, the children are being educated about the dangers of tuberculosis and the methods to be taken foi its prevention, and during \u2018he - schoo year just c over 3,500,000 of the 17, 000,000 school children in the United States, the society states, haye recelved such training.e {ras HE DRANK AND THEN REMEMBERED NOTHING MORE.London, Ont., July 14.\u2014A daring robbery was made last night, and no trace is left of the guilty party.Frank Erne, a prize fighter, wag on his way to Montreal to fulfil an engagement in that city.At the train he met a man who induced him to get off the train and spend the afternoon in Lon: don, and go on in the evening.Erne agreed to do this and they walked about the city.In the evening Erne states that he was given a drink from a bottle, but he did not take much of it.He remembers nothing more until he awak- Hospital.Lh ; Late last night the ambulance was called to the C, P.R.station as;a man was unconscious beside the tracks.All efforts to arouse him failed.He did not recover his senses until this morning for a ® time, when.be stated be bad lost $20 and bis watch.+.> TS WB le QUE lp NT By À Le iA PE ALINE of SS sociation for the Study and Prevention.ened and foand himself in .Victoria.the law, for they are quite able ta pay | McGILL UNIVERSITY Governors Make Appointments to the Medical Faculty.THE CHANCELLOR'S CROWNING ACT OF MUNIFICENCE ACKNOWLEDGED.\u2014\u2014\u2014 At a meeting of the Board of Gover- appointments were made in the faculty ot medicine for the coming session: Dr.D.D.MacTaggart, to be assistant yro- fessor of medical jurisprudence; Dr.S.E.Wolbach, to be lecturer in pathology and histology and director cf the histological.laboratory; Dr.John McCrae, to be lecturer in clinical medicine; Dr.H.M.Little, to be Jectuier in obstetrics and diseases of infants.Leave of absence for one year having been granted to Professor Colby, board appointed the Rev.Charles IL.lin history for the next session.: The following resolution was passad 1e- lative to Lord Strathcona\u2019s recent gift of $500,000: \u2018Resolved, that this board convey its most heartfelt thanks Cee PE .© mea naan sa ma ee rs D'OTITF : I ae \u2014 TARR che 7 06 ES OP > bo I _ ; PE PE ok = an.a SC 2 N ESE Put 3 ES is we te +, À a, hy nd & rl bares RYE yr! Hope \u2018themselves of the opportunities offered \u2018Montreal especially, - A Cede IN Lh en eS J ° SUBSCRIPTION RATES.| Daily Witoges .\u2026.,.13 mos.$3.08 | ' Weekly Witness\u2019 vo od3 mos, LU .A.World Wide\u2019 5 + 13 INOS.ASO - .Northern Messenger .13 mos.JM v Fostape inoludéd fir Cenads (game 2 abun), New, * Postage for United \u2018Staten | aise, 46 1 and Philippines lslsnas; \u2018Weekly Wit- | \u201825 oshls extra; \u2018Northern Mewmengelr.per copy.No extra postage on ths \u2018Dally ue\u2019 0 We Ulieu Sisal ALO ae de Ddences, 8\u2019 Fureign postage \u2018extra to au countries Bot 60.10 Lne above let Ag LOLJOWS \"Daug * SU extra; \u2018Weexiy Withées,\u2019 \u201ca \u2018Northern Messenger, 500 extra Pend Wide,\u2019 at $1.50, is seat without tre postage to any postal address in: any of the\u201c world, .Eat last edition.of.the Dayy \u2018Witoesi LS mauvered in the city every ovenicg où pañ- et: at $4.00 annum, aud \u201cWore \u2019 at\u201d $1.80 anaum, : ë au business communications should pe a4- éressed \u2018John Dougall & Soa, : 2 Office, Mon eG -tae Wditor should address \u201cBgitoe ot É the \u2018Witness,\u2019 Montreal.\u2019 \u201cWhile the publishers of the \u201cWithèss\u2019 ude from its columns all financial aad advertisements whies they consider \u2018§alcuiated or intended to take advantage of of injurs the reader, t must be uhjer- -Mood that they in no way gurantee ad- urine and must Jéave thetr angers exerciee their own d'eorptt wi \u2018of putting faith in sn thet, Gre \u201colive, impossible to know much about mining ad- .» Which offers probabiy the most fpecu.ative, and.therefore, the most.Fiaky of ail investments.\u2018The great chameew of in are balanced by the great ot., and Da apg shduid invest Ma sy ,Ç tive.property mors thas he cat.af-| and muscle have .departed.\u2018These will probably with us largely forestall foreign: | tim elements, and soon make good ay glecadence in numbers.New Ontarid is not included in the reported, decline, parts of the province.\u201d-Nor- is \u2018the\u2019 less extensive cultivation.of wheat to be $08 taken as a sign.of decadence.i in Ontario, \u2018that being fhe natural result of the greater production of\u2018that grain in the Prairie provinces.Land is too'valuable io be long idle.Dairying and more intensive farming will \u2018takk the place of grain-.\u2018growing: ~The \u2018need \u201cof \u2018higher Tarm- ing on worn-out lands will, however, preclude ignorant = and slipshod methods and.will keep the control of | the land \u2018in the hands of: the well-to-do and intelligent.THE GIROUX LEADERSHIP.Aldermian Giroux, ¢hairman of the Road \u2018Committee, \u2018\u2019haë\u2019 sustainod the defeat that his \u2018objectionable proposals regarding sidewalk and roadway \u2018peve- | ments \u2018so richly deserved, .In regard to the roadways on which a huge ex- |.penditure was recommended to':pay for \u2018a+-costly experiment \u2018on what was set forth.as a \u2018patent process\u2019 of laying the Hassam pavement, the law was to have been invoked to-day to stop the expenditure if the proposal; as submitted, had been adopted; but it.is better that the sense of a sufficient numibér of aldermen should prevail to protect the city\u2019s im- | terests.The.lesson, of yesterday .afternoon\u2019s divisions should be well pondered by.Ald.Giroux.His brazen and brow-beating career as what Mayor Payette would be * Dleagéd to call \u201cthe leader\u2019 of the City \u2018Council, .his, fortum.| ately, been short-lived, and while it .lasted he has been prevented \u2018from doing ee nM.17 any mischief through the persistency of JULY \u20ac a 267 Lai honorable opposition.The honors ; \u2014\u2014\u2014=1 of yesterday were those of Alderman wv 1 T Si Burabraÿ; #ho, in leaving the side of the chairman of the Road Committee.saved se 1 : 2 4 3 ++he situation, as Alderman Gadbois saved 7! 8 9110 it when other high tenders for side- 14/15|16 17 walks were thrown out a forlnight ago.1 Î | 194 [| Mayor Payette, in very .undignified 2 2 B, A terms on' Monday \u2018afternoon, .taunted Alderman L.A.Lapointe with soles Jeo [oo having lost the \u2018leadership\u2019 of the Sr wiamtintmd \u2018Council, and told him that, without -the eer À support.of a majority of the members THURSDAY, a ULY 15, 9, REE se = |, \u2014 Tr .It would.probably be hard to find a greater fool \u2018than the mother \u2018who trjed Yo smuggle cocaine to her boy who had just been committed to the cells.The nly hope of admitting intelligence and Erotherly kindness.oh \u2018her -part would: be by assuming that some one else had introduced \u2018the box of cocaine dnto the 55; yen, police station for her son and that she knew nothing of ite \u201cperilous \u2018qualify.|: Dne would \u2018 think any mother, \u201chowever | art-broken over her son\u2019s arrest,.Would have at least hailed the oppor- junity it might afford of escaping for time from the deadly cause of his plleged crime.Every mother knows, r should know, that the boy who has Become a victim to\u201ctocaime mud, if not livered therefrom, gradually, .Jose all nse\u201d of right and wrong, end \u2018must dooner or later become a hopeless oral as well as physical wreck.Surely omething will be done tg.find | where is cpcaine was obtained aud to: pun- jeh the knave who sold it.Punishment eelling morphine.and.pocaine ehould r Ë sufficient to make it pay the scoundrels ho sell it not -to do so.As it:je.game of fhem take the rare chance of a fine o account and regard it, as the avers\u2019 age drink seller does his license fee, a toll paid to\u2019 the\u2019 govérnment \u2018for .perty to poison.a Here decrease in the rurat i ulation the Province bf Ontérié, as Deported by an official of the local government, 3 traceable to the same eauses- that ave depopulated the farming districts f the New England Stater,.Phesé are.e e aitfactions \"of thé West for farmers\u2019 © desirous\u2019 of\u201d \u2018making* independant.bmes es Tor.themselves, and the \u2018drift city- jards of those -ditinclined.to (life in.the try.\u2018Im New England the imäni- nts from Europe, hungry for land apd Bored to severe toil, have gladly availed.a by deserted farms,\u2019 \u201cand are fradually spreading over : land; tak- Hz the places left vacant À thé \u2018eat! ier habitants: \"This \u201cMF mot the- - case\u201d in\u2019 tario, mor in any of the casiers pro- inces.Our immianté Sa File,\u201d gsh on to the West, july thin.Jp, \u201cSho Iargsly.congregate; jo «the cities.a the greatest T of the Finénce \u2018Cominiètes, Cl t to have resigned as chairman of that de- paztniéht: 7 \u201cThid Hé strange :dodride, \"even \u2018fot Mayor Payette; The: city\u2019 has every reason to be glad that Alderman Lapointe had the mgral courage to stick \"to hisbosition, even though he.and Aldermen Robinson and Fraser were outnumbered on their committee by such men as \u2018Aldermen J.B \u201cA.Martin.Se guin, Laviolette and Guay.If his dissenting - vote was not sufficient to defeat | the Road Committee\u2019s reports: in\" the Finance Committee, Jre was able to carry\u2019 \u2018the war against thew into: the Council, and his policy received \u2018 splendid justification yesterday afternoon.There will be\u2019 very much less work done on the roads this year than onght to be done.For this Alderman Giroux is responsible because he was so dogged and uncompromising in his support of the higher \u2018teriderd when the work could liave been done equally.well, and probably very much better, .at Tess \u2018cost.Why he ad- \u2018heréd \u2018to so bad a bargain for vhe city is one of the unsolved problems.: \u20ac mer HE LAND TAXES.It seems hardly likely that a fore cast made by a member \u2018of \"the Op position in the .British ; Parliament, \u2018quoted by the London correspondént of the New York \u2018Times,\u2019 wilt be fulfilled; - |He said that.the.Lords wil] reject.the Finance -Bill, then.there will be:a méet.ing.of, the two Houses, when the Opposition will probably agree to, the with: drawal of the Jand taxes, and fhe Bill Will be allowed to\u2019 pass.x Be thought | it impossible these negotiations should \u2018end iñ \u2018failure.\u2018 The only danger he foresaw was that government prete may.\"quarrel with.the: \"ministry dropping - :the land taxes: Shis en in which\u201d cage tha: governutent : rosystemgn.Even now, he.\u2019 obeerved, as the nd taxes will only bring.in £500,000 \u201cthis year, it\u2019 is \u2018highly probable : that the government will agree to send up the \u2018Finané=$ Bit without them.\u201cThis.is the \u201ccours: the Opposition would like the mimstry jte take.À - leading * cabinet minister, whose views are given\u2019 in.the same despatch,\u201d makes a.much more probable staléntent, seeing that» the- \u201cbudget\u201d is carebully®\u201d planned \u201cfo dréate \u2018an isbue betwées © the | pedple \u2018ind thé House that bas in \u2018the interests.of privilege been knifing all the sorerpmentis.te- form measures.He declares that the gov- | ernment does, not propose to.n y into the - -0Ë the Opposition; If the Eotds thre out: the bill; + Eitereuce wagon {ot bari, eh Groment vil $v The, LE ADA Sho for the population there.is growing: ra; |pidly and\u201d largely, : and hélps \u2018to \u2018account «}for\u201d the ¢ decrease in - the older \u2018 settled ihe ba will be.sent : ter a.second.Should < the Lords again refuse to 3 pass athe Commons will adopt a set of resolutions denying the right of the House of Lords to interfere.with on.that jogué.7 ; As the tax on: land values is tie very kernel of \u201cthe budget, and de the object - of: it; \u2018apart - from raig- ing revenue, \u2018is to distribute the land now held, \u201clargely out of use, by the gentry, \u2018the gowéfiment could not with- emy ita, best war-horse, as well.as dis- tion.The course outlined by the cabinet minister quoted challenges the Lords, as has been pointed out, with a baffling alternative.They must either hopelessly burden the class-con- scious political party that champions their privileges, or grant through the \u2018they defiantly amended out of the \u2018Campbe]l-Bannerman valuations bill.The main fact of the situation is that the ministry in its proposed tax on lana bas struck a blow at the root of legal inequality and industrial discontent in edge of the wedge of land nationalization.\u201d -Mr.T.P.O'Connor has said that no one could have dreamed such a proposition possible until some avowed supporter of the Henry George : single tax idea held\u201d the \"position of chancel lor \u2018of the Exchequer.- The Opposition was.bold and confident.until Mr.Lloyd-George threw his bombshell budget into.the midst of it.| Lord Rose- bery, a very large proprietor, who, ten years ago, when the question was an -academic\u2019 one, favored the taxation of the unearned increment, has, now that it has found its way into practical politics, declared the budget, which embodies the principle to be a revolutionary one\u2019 and has practically joined the Conservative \u2018party.When the landea interests: controlled parliament they bolstered.up their landed privileges by all possible enactments.Now that the interests of the landless people are be- land of the three Kingdoms practically a monopoly, in .the hands of the few, and\u2019 have put forward, A.measure that will: gredualyy tend: ta ite\u2019 distribution, The Liberals\u2019 appeal is to the masses against the, classes and it Will be the classes\u201d to judge what will be Uri resisted\u201d tir Reform.Bill and repeal of insurrection, but they \u2018had to.yield in the end.: WAR AT PITTSBURG.The reason given for the\u2019 strike at Pittsburg .is \u2018as good a one as uver.strikers.had, and it is a probable one are\u2018 all resident around the present rail- oi their present homes, \u2018 and that «the |\u2019 officers of the company have bought np land in a new place, to.which-:it has: been determined to remove the works, and propose to make money out of tae move, while the employees will be the losers, by the\u2019 cost \"of moving, by: she\u2019 Toss on their present homesteads, ant\u2019 by * \u201chaving to purchase new ones at a cost which will put money -ihto the pockets of those whe have taken advair tage of the change.We in Montreal: \u2018well know how - railway \u2018works \u2018Continue to grow and how the places where they {.\u2018are become too cireumscribed to atlow for the necessary expansion.It migat \u201c+ of the workmen: Such conditions\u2019 might |.well - be unavoidable.: It would, \u2018under\u2019 a company.to make thé ~change as 2aty {to protect those \u2018thrifty ones who bad} given pledges of loyalty to-the company\u2019 hy owning their \u2018own hotaes in the vi-ci- wity of its works.To this end it would probably be wise, im such \u201cà, case for the ädministration to secure by option \u2018or purchase all the.available land\u2019 within | easy residential distance of the new site and to distribute that at cost to such |, of their men\u2019 as wished to buy dt It often happens, * * however, \u2018 that those who \u2018manage companies ° reserve iider such -eircumstances -some of tue plums for \u2018themselves; Knowing: that the move is.to-be -made.and that it.vip) greatly add tothe.vélo of neighboriag | |property, they bug \"up .such .property personally- with\u2019 view - tb realizing \u201cthe new value when.it abciues.No oné ckë | Mate of lily ad à -helnous- sin in tee lent eunie fake \u201cadwintage® 1] such knowledge of Yi.they.have AT BN a money .bill, and \u2018ga: bo \u201cthe\u201d country x draw it, without #urrepdering to the en- rupting the constitution by handing over.to the House of Lords the exclusive right of the Commons.to regulate taxa-.budget .the very land valuations which England.It has been called \u2018the thin \u2018 coming dominant, they seek to undo |W conditions\u2019 which tended: to maké the Ww outcome of such \u2018a contest; The\u2019 Loris the com laws to the verge of papular enough.\u201cThe strikers allege that thav.; | way \u2018works, many of them being owners | \u2018eagily be that space enough for a: new | \u2018beginning at Pittsburg could not Le cund without -.moving to.an \u2018neon - venient distance from the present: ames such ciréumetances; be the moral duty, | as well as the\u201d course \u2018of.prudénce, tor | as possible for \u201cits.men, and especially | aboyë others to make money.The time pag.come when it will be considered \u201cfor every one negotiating with \u2018anther : to impart to that other all the morélity.bas not arrived at that standard, except in the case of goods for the valu: \u2018of which the buyer is necessarily depghdent on the honor of the sell\".Thy ptorekeeper who would palm vf fective goods as being what they purport to be would certainly be heid ais- honest.In fact, in the ordinary affairs of \u2018life the buyers .simply trust the dealers and presume that the value will be im proportion to the price asked.If afiy dealer was suppoged to take xd- vantage of such presumption he would be shunned as dishonest and mean.But where prices depend on conditions which imply no guarantee on either side, people are .oertainly in the habit of taking advantage of such special knowledge as they have, Viewed from the standpoint of tae workers in the McKee\u2019s Rocks railway works, such a course as they ascribe to the officials \u2018of \u201cthe: company was simply a plin to gouge them, either by selling tc \u2018them at a higher price than might have.been, or by making rents higher upéa them.Whether the circumstances aré: puch as really to warrant these changes - we have no adequate evidence.The: whole complaint may rest on very trifling foundation.The fight seems hy latest despatches not to be so much between the railway company and its train- mep as between a pressed steel car com- papy and its workmen.It may be that the: relations of this company with the railway give some color to assumptions of personal advantage in the proposed remigval.The \u2018very fact that such a \u201cepurse was likely enough and such-as most of themselves would probably\u201d have pursued under the circum- stanges, was \u2018enough to \u2018cause it to be genetally believed by the men.Judging from: the murderous rioting which has ppanied this strike, we should =up- hoa .that the commoner class of.workers wefe: in a fretful and rebellious state a ay, and that the hot weäther had = them into open war.Certainly it 34 pot that class of men who save maby and own homes who turn out x guns, bricks and bludgeons to make \u2018upon the government.That is \u201che {work of foreign riff-raff to whom government in any form is maddening.i if pe > - \u2014 ah MAN WHO.DID THE CHORES, Bécnes to the Stalesman of To- gay.) dE My lend\" \u2018the: plough is needing, But I've \u201cgot to do the chores.The soll is lying idle, And my team I ought to bridle And it's time 1 did.my seeding, But I've got to do the chores.1 I ought to get.it haying But I've got to do the chores.And my mower\u2019s wanting mending; goon the summer will be ending, .And my hired help is playing\u2014, \u2018But I've got to do the chores._ The trees with fruit are groaniag, \u201cBut I've got to do the chores.And the fruit I ehould b2 picking.\u2018But it's not at work I'm kicking; \u2018Sknd the.cid folks funds are loaning\u2014 But I've got to do the chores.And \u2018I should begin my reaping But I've got to do the chores.The golden grain is \u2018ready, And the weather's holding steady: , And it's nôt that T am sleeping\u2014 But I've got to -do the chores.à 7 My farm is-a- - Dominion, But I've got to do my chores.: The weeds it's soil are harming, a\u201d It needs.scientific farming; That has long been ny opihlon\u2014 But I've got to \u2018do the chores.\u2019 si There's political corruption, Fx But I've got to do the chores, Fi piefer a clean election,\u201d \u2018 \u2018 : And I fear that High Protective: 2 perial disruption\u2014 ; \"Means Ww But Ive got.to do the chores.La > > There dre wrongs.I should be righting,\" -Lve got to do.the.chores.House cosapoots to-take the, lid.off; Some hifed help to get ine \u2018rid of, \u2018Grat to.xn\u2019 and stop it's bilghting\u2014 - But I've got to do the chorea.en a Ne ~ , tive lquor-curse needs Killing, But I've got to do the: chores.- 1 might - have lest.\u201cposition : Had 1 gritted Prohibition, Some one elsc my office filling .wi k And no one to do* tHe choree.e Pi \u201ca the Hpeantime\u201d many suffer ; But-l've got to do the chores, Ne 2\u2014vi bef: - : - I the pecple tome.to see.ae oo That the farmer is a -duffer Big Who does nothing, else but chores.Frente ; ny name on biat'rys pages TRE Aw \u2018The man who\u2019 \u2018dia the ~chores\u2019; pet busy, ever.working, \u201cBut essential labor shirking, Let the fame.ring\u2019 down the ages sn Ot-Taù mas-vho' da the.chores: | JOHN H.ROBERTS, e he possesses.But common | .| der .the pretext that the young officer \u201clholdé- in this province.|has refused to allow French- Canadian || officers to speak Fremeh.\u2019 > 1 ess said, #10 MILITARY-DI DISCIPLINE A Québec Officer's Resignation Arouses a French Paper's re BRIGADIER-GENERAL BUCHAN'S VERSION AND OTHERS.REPORTED.pepe Brigadier-General Buchan\u2019s prompt acceptance of the resignation of one © the officers in \u2018his district, who was accused of insubordination, has stirred up a feverish discussion in some of the French papers of Quebec.These papers have séen fit to ignore the question of discipline involved, and raise the language question.far as the authorities were concerned, the matter ended when the officer in question was relieved of his duties, but when Gen.Buchan\u2019s attention was drawn to the way the affair had been taken \u2018into the papers, he remarked that somebody was evidently laboring under a misapprehension.\u2018The facts of the case,\u2019 said the General, \u2018are simply these: An officer, Captain Belanger, of the 17th- (Levis) Regiment, \u2018had been guilty of gross insubordination, which wus reported to me by Colonel Pelletier, commanding the camp.On Captain Belanger being brought before me, in the presence of his own commanding officer and the .chief staff offi cer of the camp, Colonel Pelletier, the latter\u2019s statement of the case was made to me in English.When I asked Captain Belanger what he had to say he pretended that he could not understand English, and wanted Colonel Pelletier's\u201d statement translated into French.On inquiry I was informed that he understood and spoke English perfectly well.I was told, however, that Captain Belanger\u2019s resignation had- heen put in to Colonel Pelletier, and on sizing up the situation I at once decided that his resignation should be accepted, and that he should be relieved of further duties at the camp.It was purely a case of insubordination and the discipline necessary to correct it.It was so grave a case that Colonel Pelletier held it over until I arrived, and I naturally supported Colonel Pelletier in hig course.The whole affair took about three minutes to settle.\u2018Of course,\u2019 added the Brigadier-Gen- eral, \u2018any officer not conversant with English would be permitted to use the French language or speak through an interpreter.But this officer understood English perfectly and merely raised the language question in order to make trouble, to.which I was not prepared to submit.The last thing he expected \u2018vas that his resignation would be accepted.\u2019 With regard to this, the \u2018Evenement,\u2019 of Quebec, says:\u2014 - \u2018The news which was published the other day to the effect that General \u2018Buchan bad refused to listen to an givilé \u2018his explanation in the\u2019 rent tongue has caused a commotion easy to .understand.The officers of the camp refuse to discuss the matter, but we understand that the facts of thie case are as follows: \u201cLieut.Lol.Pelletier brought the charge of incompetence againet a .subaltern officer, the accusation being written in Eng lish.The officer in question, believing his honor, to.be at stake, gave in his resignation and demanded an investigation before General Buchan, and as the accused officer was a French Canadian, he naturally, as was his perfect right, expressed himself in his mother tongue.The General refused to hear him, un- could speak English.The latter then offered to procure an interpreter, but this also the General would not permit.It is also said that the resignation of | the officer was accepted and they even go so far as to say that his name wae struck off the list.We have no hesitation in saying that this is going a little too far and that there is room for the indignation of the military as well as of the \u2018public\u2019 at large.The two languages are official in this country, and why, should a\u2019 superior.officer be excused for mot speaking French when an in- ferior- officer is held to speak English! In -any case, .whether General Buchan | speaks or does not speak French, hm refusal to hear a French- Canadian of- \u2018fiéer explain his conduct in his mother tongue is an insult to the French Canadian population of this country, and if the General does not know French he Should not occupy the position he now It ie not, in fact, the first time that General Buchan .i ANOTHER STORY.Quoting - the eorrespondent of the | Presse,\u201d a later issue of- the \u2018Evene | ment\u2019 gives \u2018the following version of the incident which led to the resignation of \u2018Adjutant Belanger: \u2014 Lieut.-Col.Pelletier while making an mufti- in the \"tent and asxed Captain langer who he was.\\Jau:ain fc \u201cThat, is my orderly whe.has.come from Quebec, and'he has not had time to put on his.uniform.\u201d This answer \u2018puzzled the superior of- \u2018ficer, hecause he had not given the an permission to \u2018leave the camp; so wishing to probe the matter to the bottom he asked him: Why are you dressed in this.way?\u201cBecause 1 am getting ready to go to Quebec Colonel,\u2019 was the-answer.\u2018To Quebec?\u201d queried the Colonel.Who has given you leave?- Adjutant Belanger,\u2019 \u201cThe commander of - the camp had \u2018heard enough.Adjutant Belanger \u2018 had \u2018béoken the rules of milita discipline Nn\u2019 \u201chaving given the -coldier permis- replied | .the sol- 4.trifling to call an \u2018inspection \u2018of the camp, saw a man in- tion.he inspection over, went to Col, resignation, -aeking at the the to be permitted to explain, before (G- Buchan, which \u201crequest was Lieut.-Col.Pelletier baving made +.accusation in English, Lieut.Belay, demanded that it should be or that at least an interpreter be called, because he did n give his explanation in English.It was at thie point tha Buchan intervened, declaring cording to the military regulation.officer was bound to know guages, and that he accepted of Lieut.-Col.According to the other version coming from source\u2019 represents (General Buchan inquiring from Lieut.-Col.whether the adjutant understond and on receiving said to him, lish, an reply, have given your resignation.it without further discussion.\u2019 IMPERIAL DEFENCE CONFERENCE \u2014 MEMBERS DESIRE TO AVOID MIN NERS AND OTHER FEST (Canadian Associated Press.) London, July 15.\u2014Interviewed , Sir Frederick Borden, Minit.to-da of ilitia for Canada, who statement, and he asked for his rœizgua ol.Pelletier to band in : .Pelletier us well fou: ed; that is to say, with regard to * - incompetence of the adjutant.i \u2018Evenement \u2018It would be interpreter.1 adju: art same \u2018.In- granted transla:- die ot Wiel | .ent t Gener: that = elt ei nd both 7; the re, - \u2018a na - Ji - Pelict « *, En affirma: » er 20 We ace: IVITIES ner 15 one \u2026«r the delegates to the Imperial Defence Conference, said the instruct Canadian delegates were based on \u2018 resolution ssed by the House of Commons at its | and it seemed to him \u2018that sions at the Conference present lits « difficulty, and that there c question as to the practical the Conference\u2019 on the lines of the Cars dian resolution.In consequence of the amount of w -.they have to do the delegates have :n' mated that they desire to a dinners and other engagements as fa: as possible.AUSTRALIAN SQUADRON.Melbourne, July 15.\u2014Mr.Minister of Defence, states thoroughly in favor of a local squadron, provided it becomes Australia\u2019s section of the Imperial Navy.T $10,000,000 is unconditional, the Home authorities prefer the money in building swift the protection of Australian t so much the better.These Australian sailors who work in junction with the local destroyers.NORTH COASTS LAND COMPANY.(Canadian Associated Press.) London, July 14.\u2014The News\u2019 lengthily, criticises Coasts.Land\" Company \u2018On a mere anâlÿsis of its ments the prospectus of the company Fortunately British Columbia has better things to stands self-condemned.offer and \u2018must not be judged considered invertebrate scheme.THE SOLDIER BOYS.The 64th Regiment of Infantry went into camp at Beauharnois last Tuesda.and to-nor row week the Victoria Rifles will for twelve days\u2019 training.into cam Agathe, the expenses of the borne by the officers and men of (he regiment.Both camps will ed by Brigadier General Buchan, C.V.0., CM.G,, ADC.GARRY R.BARRETT HANGED Edmonton, July 14.\u2014Garry R.rett this morning was hanged in corridor of \u2018the prison, for of Deputy press.messe rr FINE AND WARM When ihe white iris folds the drowe.ng When the first cricket wakes The fairy hosts of his encha When the dark moth bas sought the li.ac tree And the young stars, like jasmine of the skies, Are opening on the silence lies Dew on thy rose and dream eyes.Grant me eweet sleep, for light is unavaii- ng When patient eyes grow weary of the day Young lambs creep close and tender wing: are failing, .And I grow tired as they, Light as the long wave leaves the ; ghore Our boughe have lost tre morning bore Give me 10-day no more.\u2014Marjorie L.C.Picktball.\u2018Meteorological Ofmce, Toronto, a.m.\u2014The following are :he maximum a2d minimum temperatures: Edmonton, Battleford, 70, 48; Prince Albert, 66, 44; Qu'\u2019Appelle, 64, 46; nipeg, 68, 54; Port Arthur, 60, 54: Calgary, 70, Sound, 84, 358; 80 56; Montreal, St.John 64, 56; Halifax, Toronto, 82, 86, thunderstorms.Friday, fine and warm.A shallow depression is moving ac great lakes, accompanied.by scattered thud derstorms, and the weather throughout the Dominion Is of a perfect midsummer type The temperature is, high from Ontario es Er ward, aad wil now risé in provinces.hsipn\u2019 to leave the camp it without obtain- \u2014 :| ieg thé authority of uperior offi- 10-12 Notre Name treet West \u2014 Moptres, cer, and .this infraction of the rules July 15, 1909.\u2014Readings by Hearn & Hal was aggravated by an totrue statement.rison\u2019s Standang Daremeter at noon: Col.tier a the Aéjutant Yesterday, 29.92; 11 am.to-day, 37.02 \u2018im\u2019 severe tone, observed re essture Max AT officer should not - - make un\u2019 a © Yemerday 5 2:29 67 BH AA crn RR rag ca rap oor 4 : A and concludes: - at Lake Manitou, near \u201cic.Yarden Stedman, Alberta Penitentiary.There were pre: gent at the execution only the coroners jury, doctore and representatives of the 82, 62; Quebec, 56.Moderate southerly and westerly w:0is.finc and very warm, with\"a few sca:t ir westerly winde ions of tie Domini: ast session.the dise an be 10 outcome void pub.Cook, the that he » he offe: « but shoul; to emplc\\ cruisers for rade routes, could tra.n con- \u2018Financ:1 the Nort\u2019 own state by this ili- go camp heii be inspect: Lawrenre Bar es the Killing of tne nted brakes, Lor], there upos me \u2018one y bloom hd\u2019 Juiy 15 = 44, 48.Wn Pa-ry Otaw.80, #, ° te, Go; ACTORS the the wer! | | | | yw Proulx, M.Martin, Dagenais, Levesque, | perance, Turner, Gallery, N.La- i pointe, Meréler, Couture, Laviolette;} $15, | | 2 a Ç - .« $ Gadboïis, J.B.A.Martin, Nault, Seguin, | 1 anos rin, Duquette, Major, David, Ys Wi uy ne a Prudhomme, Resther, Messier and La-} recque\u2014?5, .Best Natural Against\u2014Aldermen TL.A.Lapointe, |.2:5 Real Estate Invest: Laxative Water ] Clearihue, Sadler, Bumbray.Robillard, .Lavallée, Lariviere, Leclaire, O\u2019Connell, .paisting of 6 self-contained Is Nature's own remedy for Ward.Catter, Lamoureux and McKen- |\" .Op BULLE eo .T E| To Think of Insurance or h and a tene common ills, such as torpid liver, .\u2018| na\u201413.2 : BE To oo oo i - \u2018 re of Ÿ TéUMS ESCR a ed.indigestion and disorder; of the \u201c4 During the early part of the meet x cf i ae | tL When the burgiar has stolen your goods.Taking UU gps AU well ren bowels.Its action speedy, some consideration was given by {he Hg ë 04 0 a x eubaNnE Dé gr din | oun and in go od sure and gentle, without leaving Council, sitting as a Committee of She DE \u2018 one of our BURCLARY INSURANCE.POLICIES costs i 2 3 - | - Vv 4 .Pa, us \u2018well any bed after fects.It Js cor- Le to 2 br law prepared by ice very little and is worth more than It costs, even pn Tas property dially recommended by the * Company to put up poles in the streets - fer.the-sake of keeping your mind at rest CU y + 23 Charron Street.Physicians and ite ex pei and sell electric light and energy to the bo .1 cs CU par over 510 ; recom- citizens.| We've also that covers you against T4 mendation 7 It and judgs for Ald.L.A.Lapointe asked whether ®'ve also a polioy ato you ag - k Sim Son \"yourself when: you er from the \u2018competition arzument\u2019 was mot | I ay \u2019 CONS TIPATION be prorees Sd be de with the \u2019 _ | measure, which waa referred to a special | committee for consideration and report 5St James St, Montreal.would ensure a better and more last-! Ald, Couture withdrew the eal} : 100 5% ing roadway than had hitherto been made on Monday afterrmoon of ex = ov obtained in the city.In that way meeting\u2019 to- the Finance Committecs i CITY COUNCIL.the city would be more than compen- proposal to grant %2.000 to the \u2018Bac \u201cexplain our plans.Ce The DOMINION GUARANTEE CO.Ltd.| OHAS.W.HAGAR, General Manager | theft by your domestio servants.No trouble to - \u201c Diamond \u201cwhich it ad- | Montreal\u2019 celebration.and the report; RC es Cleanser TT - \u2014 = TT a fm Oe be more.than \"by the or- was thereupon unanimously adopted: - .- \u201c 302 St.James St.,cor .St.Michael Lane Ald Giroux Signally Defeated dinary method of laying granite block | = _ ° : : =| - Works Wonders - CL EN ,( pavements.: ¢ st - Ms Es === \u2014 \u2014 oth Sidewalk andRoad | The proposal was vigorously opposed | ; | GRAPHS M- \u2018 To clean, scour and shine JB .; sa © \" vement Proposals.by Aldermen Sadler, Ward, (Cartier, READABLE PARA | .fyerything like a diamond\u2014 J IF YOU COULD ONLY SEE the neat, tidy, clean and ! apointe, amoureux, > = \u2014 \u2019 ne d ( 3 1 q \u201d ay - - « .CT HASE leg and LA.Lipointe.HR pay «THE INKSTAND BATTLE.\u201clittle wonder, me à Ml expert operators who iron collars at the WERT PURC ; was shown he Hassam Pav- Le ii 1111 ; y pus \u2018 Fi fy FOR \" ing Company was charging the city $4.34 We are meking smokeless powder 8 : It does it quicker, with halt > per yard for the work, whereas the | And big bombs to throw a mile, \u201d as\u2019 muéh work, and rétains same company only charged $3.24 in the [That will blow the: fce to chowder Soon ATION YARDS.the brilliancy longer than any other, oer hal t |\" TOILET LAUNDRY, ! | \u201cThe Laundry that Knows Hew,\u201d ir \u2014 United States.= But apart from hat In the true dynamic style.- = LE 1 5 \u201c ; y à c, à ls wi preposal of Ald.|significant fact, the opposition contend | Ce ; oe , [ You.would not.be surprised when you learn we do I Co Pe Road Com- [ed that the expenditure proposed wag We've a whirling \\gun; you spin ft, | + D I AMON D > 1 ro: p Bh - J : Co i go ronan we the Road Come too Tg dof da experiment.4 fut the myriad bullets a : \u201cLIL ALY : nearly 30,000 per.week.Co ih LAE we le I permanent d.L.A.poin warne he | And a hundred men a min LE ay i.ma = oC : Co vo 2 cond appropriation Sounoil against what he referred to às | Roll their stony eyes and die.; CLE ANSER : i 425 Richmond Street.ext Te paving of certain \u2018Yankee tricks.\u2019 Le »a revels PE Le : \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 f wo Late \u201cin the City _ Ald.Sadler, when reminded that it {Let us stop this wild\u201cdeath\u2019s revel: SE .\u2014 Fa } \u201cTt LL Lux aiternoon, v.Ctory g0-: Was à \u2018patent process\u2019 that was pro-| Mertin Luther, 60 \u2018tis said, ; Makes Everything \u2014 i DELL 2, hch has persistently posed, replied, \u2018Patent.be blowed.Threw his inkstand at the devil, Le Glitter.> A A ET \u201crneiple où the accepi- n't give us any of that nonsense.And the black fiend turned and fled.c Cotter, ar H fes.\u201cviet tender, when that js The whole\u2019 proposition is unfair.\u2019 : , t ?I : = \u201c ine execution of gouu Ald.Ward said -that while he be- Smite your world-wroug; dou't combat it, 8.It lasts longest and cleans ne \u2018 oo Lot e against the Road lieved the pavement was a good one, he With a fusillade of lead; : , More articles than any other, ! \u201cho La \u201cused programme doës was prepared to submit evidence that |Simply throw your inkstand at it; gy uding Brass, Gold, Nickel, j (ET 41 .there w tent in it.\u2018 , Eu a C'arDle, assware, | coo uoner Î the depart i as no pa n Come to-mwrrow, it ls dead.Re : ;( Do ee ons oi tbe com.Ald.Carter asked whether it was not M.Woodenware, Oilcloths, \u2018ete.\u2014 | me 5 Le \u2018vo be revised, that is ® fact that the Hassam Paving Com- |When the world upon the brink stands It is rfect] harmless, ur \u201cous as thus time of the pany was the same as the Com-| Of some crisis steep and dreed,- tune De : > = dissolves absolutely in water, _ - on Sat, no matter how pgnie de Pavages Moderne, and the Like brawe soldiers.seize your inkstands, -\u2018and'is \u2018a Hand\u2018Cleänser in, À \u2018he members may settle Elder Bano Company, and were they Hurl them at the devil\u2019s head.464 St: Catherine St.West Jar t - J -.stead of soap.Large mfting- ou a recons:deration of ten- NOt constituted by what he described Ff - Tt a i Le + ; u OA d works can be |88 \u2018civic or corporation brokers, with |For the man who's born a fighter; © - -}- BM.{OP Package is only 10c.Try 27 \u2018Phone Up.1068 \u2026 -+\u20180ie the hard weather will whom it would be less economical for | For the brain that's learned to think, «oy \u2018*» most outdoor labor.the city to deal tham with eontractors There Js dynamite and nitre e \u2018he report now beyond ques- 1° ea ANC BLES - Le LE Lo _ | tes, | Against\u2014Aldermen L.A.Lapointe, ~ INTEREST and EXCNANCE TABLES, | | oneal oo _ 1 ; KR., a The ms a the ensuing division Clearihue, Sadler, Bumbray, Robillard, { ADVANCE TABLES, BONDS and STOCKS, CUSHING & BARRON\" .DOMINION PARK = E ?ærrat surprise to some of ae OC E ie \"Dointe, a 8 READY RECKONERS, DICTIONARIES, Notasies.des and Commiesionets ~~ | \u2018 Mas - ; parce à À, \u201curked change in the Carter, Lamoureux, McKenna\u201416.\"OT, .LS Liverpoot & London -& Qio»e ee = = ; q -.©! Ald.Giroux showed, it.ne : 7°\".\u2026 A Full Descriptive Catalogue, sent © insurance Buliding® - ' TE; PE oy zed leave to bz excused Free Upon Application.~ : nT eel one way or the AREAL \u201cthout his support, Ald.Na | 11% St Tames Street.: - .| MORTON, PHILLIPS CO \u2014-\u2014\u2014- eee Cétcatec On one contentious: report before: the | Stationers, Blank Boek Makers & Primters = °\" CE Co a aa twenty-five votes Council yesterday afternoon, the \"Road 15-127 Notré Dame St.W.Muntreai.PATENT ATT! ORNEYS, fay de-men L.A i Committee gained a victory.This {was |.4 Don\u2019 t \u2018A: al ; 0 Ni e a PY Core \u201cdir Tobiilaiy Tapointe, in a Lo, the purchase of two plots - Lo qe rare \u2014 \u2014 8 OR ax , \u201d Co © Lio Na » - FAValiee, ol land, both t itilized orpde {- ; Co pate PL, = CE Co wo Lelaire, Mercier.O'Con.ation yards, de be utilized as corpôr | .A % = AY | (= 1 = PL a 0e OF - | | : PROMPTLY SECURED | CANADIAN PICTORIAL | rN \u2018 ka Ce he a .; 5 Ll 2 .Bh y Hit \u201cCN Was defeated.and the \"4 a plot on Defleuri- - LECH alt, Seguin.Marin.D ont street, oth of the C.P,R.re ce me ve, Ce Se , u- racks, one ock east St.Deni |; - ra too.7 Guy, David, Roy, Car- street which it- wa Orne fe Synopsis of Canadian North.47 7 Æ McKenna, Labrecque, should be purchased from Mr.\u2018 Martel] West Land Keguintions.BITE ye + Laviolette, Ward, J.B.hd) NE: toy : Pinsonnault, at a cost of $40,000.\" ihe| Any pereon.who 1» the sole bead of à | re re Beinn transacted 1 eg JULY _ NUMBER .aber fren Proulx, M.Martin, second lot was.about -omesthird of a family, or any male over 1s years old, may 37 Experts Preliminary advice free.Charges | -.Te 7 eon 4 oo Ym, |.ue.Lesperance,: Turner.mile.further east, which it\u2019 was -pro- Westend a GQ séction of avails \u2018 fe, Our s A4 viser = |; > Pictures \u201cof Canada\u2019s Governor-General in full uniform.Canada\u2019s Parliament lev 1 177, Gadbois, Prudhomme posed ehould \u201cbe bought from.-Mesrd, Demipion land in Manliobe, Seskaichewsa- Pit Jute Fit wer veh fle dag iid Pathiors of \u2018Confederation \u201cat the Gession thar made Com tr ST iament Done, \u2019 Mainwaring\u2019 and Houlé (Mr.Houls was pemon at the Dominion Lands Agency RE EE aires Jion, (Reproduction.of a historic painting.).The two surviving \u2018Fathers of Mis, MOTe to be said on side- formerly an alderman _ for\u201d St.Denis \"Sub-Agency for the -distriot.Kotry y | 7 ess ver 5 a Confederation.- \u201cPremiers of ; the various : Provinces.of -Canada.Canada\u2019s Pre- fon, /\u201d Propoal to spend $361, ward) at a cost of $41.000, making the} proxy may be made at any agency, \"ended by Ald.Giroux, chase of one ber lot, but generally it Dos tes.\u2014Six monthe\u2019 residence upon asd ¢ Sollciter TT [pictures of, balloon races.\u2018How a.mosquito stings\u2019\u2014a.truly marvellous series of = \u2014 Was admitte at the city neegs gmef DI! t the land 3 ; aE Buren bolic ra trations, etc., etc.Co Te : ! lot for a corporation yard for the -nor- Bray bomesteader may ive\" ris + Sul IGN Y.Life Bldg.Tol ood .esta words complete of thé Canadian Patriotié Song, \u2018The Maple Leaf.e Red Whit therm part of ihe city \u2018dattenti Le A l nine miles of bis Bomestend on à farm of | NE Good Story, Capital Departments, Fashions, Patterns; Jokes, etc.oa \u2014 fact that Mr.Barlow, the lt durée, im or by his father, mother, sd = ; Fi TAN A NAD dus : Le GREAT VALUE FOR ; THE MONEY Other constituents of r last year said that the.lot.nearer: St.éaugbler atta ober: | vey ET ERSTONHAUCH, DENNI-| | vo Sn a EE, TEE ET nr ve, ed are Powerful YOUF Tenis street would be sufficient to meet | 18 andlog may preempt preder.| LEW.SON & COMPANY .co \"PRICE 10e A PY be Walzeg by ond near the present and future requirements of fon alongside bis bômestead duatter.Liv.& Lone & Globe Bldg, Montreal, : i: ETATS v A NME : , reaparkWia.the éity, and now eleven months -af-| & r acre.Dutles.\u2014Muest re bin ai da rie pe .sg: a this.\u20ac I iv.VT \u201c Dereases the red corpuscles and terwards he made a report.that The petit each of six years t ude.0 |.x > From your: newsdesler\u2019s \u201cor direct from-this- office.Yearly subscription rate, to all parts of the world, vo ait ?: * ; tu from date oc mp GE et Sb sf.2 SPINY keg \"4% second -lot was necessary.homestead entry (Including the time rec 1° \u201cL nue à man PROT - x en Le Co by ry the white corpuscles, and \u201cad.Giroux admitted that the \u2018second quired to earn homestead patent) «0 cu \u2026 PATENTS THAT | BET fae THE PICTORIAL: PUBLISHING COMPANY pe tects and | à \u2018 veantad it 1rivate Ofty acres extra, oe : IR : mgm ,} IRE TIVIURIAL | A bog nC restores the health, lot was not immediately wanted, shut} us nD Joel (uch exhaustes bu FEFRERSTONNAUGH & OO, OU.: ER me \u2018Stroë ; -\u2014t .Theumetis 9 he argued that it.would.be a \u2018good in-! emption may take a purchased bom oad |: ny | men ! that tro I, anemin, nervous.vestment by the city.1 15 CC 1 certain diatriote.Frice $3.00 per acts, ie na To | ORR Lo CU out Bt ome lr and Bnet, mut, Se S| SR 4 \u2018he whole ebility and builds pd finally it was resolved to adops the erect & DOUSS worth $0.00.7 LA - ow ode dollar, including postage: te pete enn.evans oc BUSINESS MEN, Le amas à le at Lu UT fate a ea , re CB 7 20° ; 6 sant.ie essieess | ou Bo ZUR involant fined st Dia \u2018Witown\u201d Pilating Howm, \"7\" i dation.\u2018 W.W.JORY, b t ; , Road Committee\u2019s.recommendation, th Deputy of the Miniete It .Hoog'y Sarsapariila today, vote being recorded: as under:\u2014 \u2018| N.B.\u2014Unauthorised publieatiee raid] \u201cFor the \u2018land deal\u2014Aldermen Giroux, | sSvestisement will act be paid seg, \u2018 fra ow EHTEL ay © 5: nn oy ÉU pol BABS A RA fpr 0 Ea = ee 1 D a SEE PSS TRES 5 et.A © TS 2 res 8 AE NE SHiPPING REVOLUTION IN PERSIA 2 Royalists Admit Defeat.But the Shah Still Refuses to Come to Terms.NATIONALISTS LIKELY TO MAKE A NIGHT ATTACK ON HIS PALACE.Teheran, Persia, July 14.\u2014The Royal ist forces apparently have had enough of fighting and are prepared to admit the supremacy of the Nationalists.The secretary of the Russian legation arrived at the Mejliss building late this evening in behalf of General Liakhoff and eub- mitted written proposals for the sur- THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1909.NEWS render of the Cossacks under his com- ARRIVALS.nd.&t .From.Sipahdar and Sardarasad replied that |c er At .London Ï olumbian .Boston .the officers and the Cossacks were free Tomaso di to return to their homes as soon as they Savoia .Naples .New York surrendered their arms; that their safety 'Hamburg.Naples .New York would be guaranteed as far as possible, | Oceanic .Southampton .New York and that, as the constitutional govern-|Chicago .Havre .New Fork ment required trained troops, the Cos- | Lucaria .Liverpool .SN erpool sacks would be taken into service and Mount Royal .Montreal .- would receive the usual pay.The action of General Liakhoff followed a long day of fighting, during which, however, little damage seems to have been done.The Cossacke kept up a fre.A number of shells struck the telegrapher\u2019s house close to the British le- gestion.; The British and Russian ministers have urged the Shah to arrange terms with the Nationalists, but the Shah has refused, and it is now reported that the Nationalists will make an attack tonight on the Sultan et Abab Palace, Where the Shah has taken refuge.BITUATION IMPROVED TO-DAY.Teheran, July 15.\u2014The situation in FTeheran this morning shows some :m- provement.The artillery fire has practically ceased, and it is understood that Colonel Liakhoff, the military commander at Teheran, has given his troops or ders to cease firing.Rifle fire is still going on between the Bakhtiaris in the service of the Shah, and the Nationalists, but the Persian Cossacks have taken no part in these exchanges for the past two hours.The forces of the Shah lest night attacked the northeastern gate of the city, but they were repulsed by the National ists with heavy lodses, PERSONAL.Mrs.Arthur Macfarlane has returned trom a visit to Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.Huntly Duff have left for Boston and Narragansett Pier.Mr.Henry Fry has returned from England, having been a passenger on the \u2018Empress of Britain.\u2019 Dr.and Mrs.A.R.Pennoyer and Ross Pennoyer have returned from Cookshire, where they spent \u2018Old Home Week.\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.George S.Smyth, cf Blue Rapids, Kansas, are in the aty on the way to England.Mr.Smyth is a native of this city, and left Montreal over forty years ago for tbe West.He bas been a subscriber to the \u2018Witness\u2019 since leaving the city.The marriage of Miss Mary Bailey, daughter of Capt.Michael Bailey, of Coteau Landing, Que., and Mr.Sinclair Laird Miller, house master of Trimty College, Port Hope, was solemnized at noon yesterday at St.Phillip\u2019s Church, Spadina avenue, Toronto.The ceremony was performed by His Lordship, the Bishop of Toronto, assisted by the Rev.Dr.Rigby, headmaster of Trinity College school.The bride, who was given away by Mr.George A.Boomer, was unattended, wearing a travelling suit of white serge, with white hat, and carrying a bridal bouquet of roses.Mr.T M.Lawson was West man.Mr.and Mrs.Miller left by boat for Montreal ness\u2019 ever since leaving the city.FREAKS OF NATURE - ty yests old, RQ MANasONIE auu accus plished.20 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 JN THE BRITAIN'S PASSENGERS.The R.M.S.Empress of Britain, C.P.R.line, sails from Quebec to-morrow after- poon with a large number of saloon pas- eengers.The special \u2018Empress\u2019 train will leave the Windsor Street Station to-mor- row morning at 9.45 for Quebec for their accommodation.Following is the list of the saloon gers: \u2014Miss Mary Abridge, Alta.; Mr.Georges Aubouin, Rou- illac, France; Mr.Featherstone Ayles- worth, Mrs.Aylesworth, Toronto; Mr.G.Barclay, Montreal; Mr.J.G.Barclay, Loun- don, Eng.; Miss Bertha Baur, Miss Wanda Baur, Cincinnati; Mr.A.H.Beaton, Toronto; Mr.Frank Beck, London, Eng.: Miss Benson, Port Hope, Ont.; Mr.J.H.Binns, Winnipeg; Mrs.Y.Birkbeck, Mies J.Birkbeck, Mies Y.Birkbeck and nurse, London, Eng.; Dr.A.D.Biackader, Montreal: Miss Body, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; Mr, W.Brinckman, Mrs.Brinckman, London, Eng.: Mr.C.D.Broadbent and ohild, Victoria, B.C.; Mrs.O.Brockett, London, Eng.; Mr.H.T.T.Gore Brown, Victoria, B.C.; Miss N.G.Burhans, New York; Mrs.C.H.Cahan, Montreal; Mr.Alex.Chapoton,Dr.E.A.Chapoton, Mrs.Chapo- ton, Detroit; Mr.Ernest Charette, Fre- serville, Que.; Mrs.A.E.Christie, Regina; the Earl of Clanwilliam, the Countess Clanwilliam and mald, London, Eng.; Mies J.M.Clary, Des Moines, Ia.; Mr.M.C.H.Clinch, Chicago; Mr.W.W, Coldham, Mrs.Coldham Mr.A.H.Cold- hem, Toledo: Mies A.Collins, Miss D.Collins, Owen Sound; Miss Cook,Montreal; Mr.K.Coulter, Toronto; Mr.James Cou- sen, Mre.Cousen, Hong Kong; Mr.W.K.Cowan, Mr, Cowan, Miss Ruth Cowan, Chicago; General J.S.Cowans, London, Eng.; Mr.Melville G.Curtis, Mrs.Curtis, the Rev.Henry Melville Curtis, D.D., Mr.Kenneth W.Curtis, Cincinnati: Mies Agñes Davis, London, Eng.; Mt.M.S.Davys, Bedford, Eng.; Major A.H.Dixon, Mrs.Dixon, London, Eng.; Mr.A.D'Os- may, Edmonton, Alta.; Mme.M.R.Douglas, Mr.John Douglas, Mrs.Douglas, Mies Gertrude Douglas, Victoria, B.C.; Mr.\u2018Alfred G.Drake, Mrs.Drake, Detroit ; Mr.G.Dufour, Roubaix, France; Miss Josephien Durand, Lenox, Maes; Mr.M.Mrs.Barnshaw, Miss Barnshaw and nurse, Columbus, O.; Mr.H.J.Evans, Mrs.Evans, Mr.Arthur Evans, Mies Margot Evans, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mr.B.G.F.Farmatlie, London, Eng.; Mr.Farran,Leth- bridge, Alta.; Mr.J.L.Ferguson, Mrs.Ferguzon, New \u2018York; Mr.H.Ferguson, Mr.M.Vesey Fitzgerald, Mrs.Vesy Fitzgerald, London, Eng.; Mr.W.A, Foote, Mrs.Foote, New York; Mies\u201d Forbes, Montreal; Mrs.Gen.M.Forman, Chicago; Major Fraser, Mrs, Fraser, London, Eng.: Mr.Malcolm Fraser, Fraserville,.Que.; \u2018Mr.W.A.M.Goode, BeMast, Ire.; Miss Grant, Victoria, B.C.; Mr.John Gray, Mrs.Gray, Chicago; Miss Grey, Toronto; \u2018Mr.Richard, Grigg, Montreal; Miss Edith Grimshaw, Manchester, Eng.: Mrs.J.H.Mr.J.J.Harpell, Mrs.Harpell, Miss Mary Harpell, Miss Bessie Harpell, Toronto; Mr.Y.C.Herman, Mrs.Herman, Miss Norman D.Herman, Mr.Fred.G.Herman, Miss Marie L.Herman, Miss Alice E.Herman, Miss Anita S.Herman, Springfield, Ill.; Mies Wilma Hoare, Mr.K.M.Holloway, Quebec; Mise Fanny Holmes, Chicago; Mr.A.Ë.Holt, Mrs.Holt and maid, Mester Francis Holt,Montreal; Mr.Fred.W.Hornicke, Springfield, Ills.; Mrs.F.Hukins, Yorkton, Sask.; 11, > ar » ~ Las and have doubtful quality._ Miss Florence V.Hume, Miss Constance T BLAIU ~ Will ~ Imaigts ~ \u201csatin - Aineworth, Chicago; Mr.Ashburner,Leith-\" Barl, London, Eng.: Mr.J.H.Barnshaw, Gunnel, child and Ayeh, Liverpool, Eng.; .H.Smithere, Mrs.Smithers, Miss M.a.Smithers, Montreal: Mr.W.L.Souter, Loudon, England; Mr.M.M.Stewart, Mrz.Stewart, Savanuah; Lieut.-Colonel G.À.Stimson, Toronto; Mr.Charles K.Stokes, Philadelphia; Mr.John Studhoime, Chriet- church, Mrs.W.S.Sullivan, Miss Elzle- Bullivan, Devver; Mr.A.J.Sundius, London; Mrs.York Syme, Miss York Syme, Melbourne; Dr.8t.Charles, Toronto} Mr.H.Taylor, Edmonton; the Hoa.Justice Teeotzel, Mre.Teetzel, Toronto; J.Stewart Tupper, K.C., Mrs.Tupper, Winnipeg: Mr.A.J.Van Duszee, Dubuque, Ia.:.Miss H.K.Van Duzee, Miss Kate K.Van Duszee, Dubuque, Ja.; Mrs.W.M.Waite, Miss Murfel Waite, Mr.Raymond Waite, Chi- | cagn: Mrs.Robert Wallace, Cleveland; Mr.E.J.Watt, London, England; Mr.C.W.Wellington, Moose Jaw: Mr.A.R.Welsh, Manchester, England; the Hon.Chlef Justice, Wetmore, Regina; Mr.W.W.White, Dr.White, St.John; the Rev.J.B.White- man, Bostou; Mr.L.C.Wbiteword, l.on- don, England; Mr.C.F.Wiehe, Mr.T.A.Wiehe, Miss Hazel M.Wiehe, Miss Catherine Wiehe, Chicago; Mr.J.Williamsan, Montreal; Miss Woods, Quebec; Mr.W.K.Wortman, Wolfville; Mr.S.Wright, Ruse- sell; Mrs.Douglas Young, Toronto.THE TUNISIAN'S CABIN.The SS.Tunisian, of the Allan line, will \u201csail to-morrow with the following saloon passengers: \u2014Mr.Hugh A.Allan, Hugh A.Allan, Miss Rachel Allan, nurse end maid, Mr.Andrew A.Allan, Mre.Andrew A.Allan, Miss Hazel Allen, Miss Doris Allan an! maid; Mr.R.Ackerman, Mrs.W.Bell, Mr.Herbert C.Bell, Mre.Geo.M.Bell, Miss Amy DT.Bell, Mrs, A.Quarrier Burges, Mies Burges, Mr.H.Dickenson, Mr.J.A.Denis, Miss Muriel Ells, the Rev.Canon Ellegood, Mr, John F.Bills, Mrs.Ellis, Mr.Harvey Ellis, Mr, Murray Kirk Greene, Mies Hill, Mr.T.C.Kidd, Mr.Travers Lewis, K.C., Mr.J.- T.Lewis, Mr.Luke, Mr.Frank May, Mrs.May, Mr.Geo.Milligan, Mne.Milligan, Master Robert Milligan, Miss Kathleen Milligan, Miss Nora Milligan, infant and maid, the Rev.D.Morris, Mr.C.Parkinson, Miss Anna C.Rogers, Miss Helen F.Rogers, Mr.R.Render, Mrs.Render, Mr, Henri Rosier, Mrs.Rosier, Mr.Paul Ro- sler, Miss Radcliffe, Mr.Schneider, Mrs.Schneider, the Rev.Father Smith, Misa: Bhears, Mr.Jos.J.Steacy, Mrs.John H.Thomas, Miss Mary M.Thomas, Miss Isabel C.Thomas, Miss Gertrude Thomas, Mrs.Timmins, Mm.Wensley Thompson, Mr.Arthur W.Turner, Mma, E.E.Webb, Miss Webb, Mr.H.J Webb, Mr.Thomas Marren;, Mrs.Warren, Mr.end child.CATHOLIC SAILORS\u2019 CLUB.There was a large attendance at the concert given lat nigbt under the auspices of St.ary's - Court, C.O.¥.Mr.John J.Ryan, chief ranger of the court, was the organizer of the concert, and chairman of |\u2019 the evening.St.Mary's was ably represented by Misses Campelc, Tomliity, Dillon, Durkin, Dawson and M.Lyrch; Masters.Dawsor and Bracken, the O'Kane brotaers, and Mecsre.Rees and McIlwaine To this strong combination was odded the attraction of the Pierrot Party from the S8.Tu- Disian, under Mr.L.Willlams, assisted by: Messrs.Scholfleld, Herring, Foster, Browp, Scanes, Allan, Pyer and \u2018Funny\u2019 Frank Hardoastie, and George Chrimes, who was repeated encorsed.he troupe was thoroughly enjoyed.Miss Agnes Lynch acéomr panied throughout.Dr.Atherton irtroa duced to the satlors and the audiénce.\u2018the.\u2018Last Post\u2019 Association, lately ertabliched in Canada (headquarters, Montreal; potes A 4 tary, Mr.A.D.Hair, \u20ac7b Dremmond organized with a view of giving respestiul interment to any member of th: Engineer Forces, naval, military or colenial\u201d who, through noceesity, had after death became \u2018a public charge.The next.oondert will be given by Branch 26.NOTES.D The sailing vessel, \u2018Allanwilde, left yes: terday for Campheilton, N.B., to load cargo of lasts for New York, and on arrival there will take case of! to the Gold Coast.\u2018 The steamer King Edward, which went ashore at Anticosti last fall, and which was flcated a few \u2018days ago, was towed Int Quebec yesterday morning.7 At Yarmouth,the SS.Magda, which sprang à leak when bound for Eagland with deals, was beachad yesterday, and will be takea to the dry dock at Halifax, N.S., pairs, Amongst the Marconigrams received by Messre.H.& A.Alian yesterday was thé following from four legal travellers oh the Virginan now on her way to-Englendi \u2018All delighted with ship: cooking and attsn- tion excite great appreciation.\u2019 Atwates; Cooke, Heneker, Meredith.ri Th S8.Monmouth, C.P.R.line, sailed from Bristol for Montreal at 3 o'clock yesterday aftercoon.Co The Allan line steamer Siberian, from Philadelphia, for Glasgow, via St.John's, LNa4,.~ Js 28 44 eo.[ _ ved at Glasgow on Ppesday morn: Mrs.| Mrs, A.A.Thomas, John Wooght, Mrs.Yetcs for .'re- | eb Semi-ready Clothes Friday and Saturday in the Four Semi-ready Stores \u201cBig Oaks from Little Acorns Grow.\u201d There is just as much chance for a man to reach the tall places in business to-day as ever before\u2014provided he buys right and follows the trend of modern business.Four years ago Riley Hern clerked in the Semi-ready Store at 505 St, Catherine Street West.Two years after he was in business for himself, opening a modest Semi-ready Store on Dorchester Street,in a quiet section of the city.He prospered.To-day Riley Hern owns the big St.Catherine Street store in which he worked as a clerk four years ago.He followed the Semi-ready policy of dealing fairly and squarely with his cus- | tomers, entered into the spirit of the mod- [ern system of tailoring and attended closely to his business.These are some of the reasons for his success, He realized that every satisfied customer meant an addition to his working capital; he learned that large sales and small profits, with a careful thought to expense, were better than a smaller volume of business and large profits, with the same fixed charge for expenses.With the enthusiasm that comes from r|« sure knowledge of the goods he sold, he was not led astray by any will-o'-the-wisp.\u2018He firmly resisted the insidious attempts to get him to handle any of the superficial imitations of \u2018Semi-ready.\u201d He held fast to that which he knew to be right.Of course Mr.Hern had exp-:rience, He had \u2018served his apprenticeship in the School of Experience.He knew how clothes should be fitted and he knows what style suits each individual man.Next week Mr.Hern makes his bow to the public in his new store.He asks of the people an opportunity to serve them, and he agrees to serve them well.Every garment offered for sale will be sold and finished entirely under his personal supervision.The fabrics are carefully selected by him from the tens of thousands of patterns submitted by the English mills.To start right, and to have the store \"fargsenk, bis own ideas is the respon for .The Liquidation Sale caused by the change «f ownership draws to a close -and you will surely be sorr if you do not take advantage of it.It is likely to be the last Semi-ready Sale of its kind in Montreal.500 Semi-ready Summer Suits that were $15 for.ceccee 1000 $8 Suits $5 Semi-ready Suits in Tweeds and Worsteds, were $15 for $10 5 Lancoats of \u2018\u201cImperva\u2019 cloth, were $15 and $18 for.O° 2() Per cent Discount off all the higher.priced suits in the store.$12.5 p for 250 Serge and Chevio! Suits in blues and blacks, al) sizes and types.VAY IP CB.pur VUE.J ESiivualy ABRJ ULNA) VVaas EFF |< Ta Be qe rte : BAN ye, cowus er her the NN ven {yp VTRT The vas + +6 TTR Tee Ne WaT 10 Mas y Fen j wo Seti ca Ya HEA FU CK por! LAKE OF THE WOODS | Tahen seriously on the Street Both Interests in Campaign Have powerful Backing ivent of tbe \u2018street\u2019 4 © mpany known as :ration Generale, of .+ controlling interest .ak: of the Woods was , +r now ts that there r te purpose behind tho rast French company , red The latter .\u201cthe most powerful : , \"an financial world, MP.being oot the \u2026 .ar: onterested in it.ic a, 1 will ultimately \u2019 nn regard to the Lake wt - maisa to be seen, but Lu that somne excep- , se behind the move - ef much capital.\"+ he fake of the Woods mercial life of Canada sa x an à Teyuire comment.Le \u201c+ * acordiug to Mr, Rob- resont fiscal year will increase both as to nl whatever mignt be : -vndicitp should it get vv can be said \u2018hat un- .vanagement the history of Cae ve 1\u2018 Ta 2 d= hae been progressive L « « _1 the highest possible 0 -: 80.ohio Trac.\u201430 at 26, ubber pfd.\u201425 at 122%, 100 at 128.Con.Pac.\u201428 &t 184%, 850 at 186, 25 at 184%, 5 at 185.v\u201425 3 12414 3 at 12414, 212 at 124, BO at 120%, 5 at 124%.lino's pfd.\u2014195 at 93.; cire Reserve\u20141,200 at 3.4, 50 at 3.45, 85 \u2018at 3.48.\u201cRich.& Ont.\u2014115 at 80, 20 at 50%.Telephope 5 at 144.4, \u20144 at 124 LE at 45%, 75 at 76K, 175 at 46%, ftw at 60%, 36 at 60%, 19 60 at 6014.120%.43 at 421, 15 at 12144, 125 at 122, 155.at 122%, 45 at 122%, 25 at 129%, 110 at 123.\u2018Textile Com,\u201435 et 72, 15 at TY.\"Pen.Com.\u201460 at 5444, - Iron pfd.\u2014200 at 128%, 35 at 129, 25 at - : Mer.Bank.\u20149 at 163.- Hoch.Bank\u201412 at 145.Bank of Mont \u2014I0 at 25244, Iron Bonds~$5.000 at 98%, - Rubber Bds.\u2014$17,600 at 97 flat.Boo common\u201425 at 142.7% at 1424.AFTERRNOON SALES.Quilvie Com.~-$00 at 1M, 26 at 126%, 26 at .196%, 210 at 127.Crown Reserve\u20141,300 at 3.48.500 at 3.47.Iron - pd, 200 at 129, 100 et 128%.a at 11.r\u201475 at 89, 25 at 56.Textile poww.\u201415.at.7134.Can: Pao.\u2014~100 at 188, + Bank\u20142 at .200, : Tron honde\u2014$1.0M at 9444, \\ Goal Bonde\u2014$2,000 at 97.Nem Ont.Dds.\u2014R4,000 nt 10044.: | Lake of Wands\u2014RA at 19814.361 at 123%.mA ft 1238, PAF: at 124.160 at 124%.HO at 124%, 25 ot 124%.700 at 3155, 50 at 195 1.8, a at 125%.125 at We 178 at 13544, 475 at 128, 50 at 123 1-8, 435 at 135, 100 at 125%.Iran-\u2014125 at 4514.T OATS DEALERS DIVIDED at 60, 1 Le nd Woodu-+65 at 11914.10 at 120, 85 at | 5 ve will IN WARRING FACTIONS As Regards Their Views of the Ontario Harvest\u2014 Horizon Not at Brightest.The oat situation fs most dificult of com- preheusion, but interesting.Dealers appear to Wo divided into two opposing factions; each party regarding the subject from a dffferent \u2018viewpoint, As regards the Ontario crop, some of the reports \u2018and communications from various ang ot Ontario coata'n hardly a bright Mgny of these speak as if the crop ot \" almbet foredoomed to failure.The other side will point out fiumerous posai- b''ities for a recovery to a normal sized ct p.The true slanding appears: to be that the cat crop of Ontario has recently suffered esverely from dry weather, the ground being baked up in such a way ay to cause gloomy forecasts.The chances for resuscitating the plant were not good, and the grain at present is stunted and thin.There is, however, a month hefore harvesting time, and within thls period many changes for the better might take place to ameliorate matters.A begpeficlal rain\u2019 in that province yesterday was a start in this direction.It must be admitted, however, that the state of things at present inclines towards scareity, although in comparing the height of oats with the corresponding day of other years, it is necescary to remember how late secd- ing was this spring.RECORD PRICE FOR WHEAT PAID FOR JULY DELIVERY \u2014\u2014 Chicago, July 15.\u2014Wheat for July delivery made a fresh spurt upward on the Board of Trtde to-day when the price touched $1.29 compared with $1.2654 to %, the closing figures of the previous day.The new high record mark for the season was established on initial trades ,opening quotations ranging from $1.2714 to $1.90.The more distant deliveries, how- over, were inclimed to be weak, Liverpool Market Prices Liverpool, July 15.\u2014Wheat spot No.3 red western winter nominal; futures steady; July 98 74d, Sept.Rs 104, Dec.8s 6 1-64.Corn epot steady; new American mixed, via Galvesion, 6s 3d; futures quiet; Sept.Gs 7%d, Oct.5s Ted.Bacon, clear bellles quiet, 60s 64.Lard, ime western steady, G83 3d; American efined quiet, 58s.Tallow steady, pentine spirits steady, 34s 9d.CHICAGO MARKETS \u2014 Memsrs.J.8.Bache & Ce, Bal! Tale- phone Building, report the elosiag prices Manitoba spring wheat patents firsts ure quoted at $6.80: seconds at $5.80: winter wheat patents at $8.40 to 96.50; ninety percents at $6.80: in bags at $3.10 to $3.20,and extras at $2.85 to $3.Bran is quoted at $22, and shorts at $24.New Potatoes at $4 There is a good demand for small lots of potatoes, of which supplies are becoming very limited and prices are frm at $1.15 to $1.25.New crop potetoes are coming forward and selling at $4 per barrel.Cheese and Butter \u2014 Conditions in the preduce market are tending tewards eaginess.Western cheese quotes at 11 5-8 to 12 cents, end Eastern at 11 1-4 to 11 3-8 cents per pound.Butter sells at 22 ceats.Eggs Unchanged Tur- In Chicago to-day as follows: Ownsn, Righ Law.Clona Wheat, July .128 129 192:4 123% Sept .\u2026 1125 11288 110$ 110% Corn, July .722 2% \"14 Tite Sept ve en 112% 112% 110% 110% Oais, July ., , .48% 45% 4844 4814 Sept .43 43 42% 42% Pork, July -.21.00 21.10 320.98 20.95 Sept .21.00 21.17 21.59 21.07 Lard, July .LL 11.80 Sept.11.55 11.80 11.82 Sh.Ribs, July .11.47 11.57 11.47 11.52 Sept.+ 11.47 11.50 11.42 11.80 Flour Prices EUROPEAN CROP OUTLOOK GIVES FAIR PROMISE May Drought Affected Fields\u2014 Recovery in June\u2014Shortage of Hay is Threatened.From several reports from European correspondents of the big grain houses in Canada and the United States received on \u2018Change the following salient facts are gathered: There was an undoubted improvement in crop conditions throughout Europe during June, but with the progress of the crops, the injurious effects of the unfavorable autumn seed time, of th: hard winter, and of the drought and cold that \u2018prevailed in central and westarn Jurope during May, became more certain.The winter crops, especially wheat, are deficient over al! the continent, except Russia, Italy and Spain.In these countries and Great Britain the prospects are average as far as the grain crps are concerned.These countries usually produce one-half of tbe total European cmp.Throughout central and southern Europe recent weather has been remarkably uniform.\u2018There were come visitations of frost during May, but a+ the month progressed the temperature gradually rose, and in June a normal degree of heat was reached.The érops ia Great Britain suffered slightly from lack of rain.Delay of sowings, retardatior of plant growth and occasional crop injury.were the natural results of the drought during May, but June eaw much recupera- on, After three seasons of partial fallure Rusela gives promise of a good wheat cron, but favorable weather is a pressing need.Europe Is threateneG with a serious shortage of hay.The drought in May played havoc with many meadows, and a full recovery is not to be expected.Some increase in the requirements of other feeding stuffs is, ONTARIO WHEAT AND OATS The Former Being Quoted as Low as $1.20\u2014Flour Trade Dull and Prices Unchanged Toronto, July 15.\u2014The markets led by Chicago are very bullish to-day.Liverpool sent etronger cables to America and e remarkable burst of strength developed later in the July option at Chicago.Before noon it bad touched $1.26, which wae an advance of 6c over last night's prices.Manitoba wheat is quoted lc higher all round on the advance of the market in Winnipeg.Canada western oats are, however, 1c easier in all grades.: Ontario wheat and oats continue to de- creese in value.No.2 white oats both on track Toronto and outside are reduced 1 to 5744c and 5314¢ per bushel respectively.Wheat in Ontario will bring no more than $1.24 at the present time, while there are many offerings made at $1.20 per bush.Both Ontario and Manitoba flour quota- i ness extremely duil in both lines.Local dealers\u2019 quotations : Manitoba wheat, No.1 northern, $1.37%; No.2 northern, $1.34%; No.3 northern, $1.33% on track lakè ports.Corn, Ameriean.No.2 yellow, 8l¢ to 8ll4gc Toronto freights ; Canadian, 76c to 76\u20ac Toronto freights.Oats, No.2 white, 57c to 57%c en track Toronto; No.2 white, 53c to 33%ec: No.2 white, 62¢ to 52lgc outside.Canada western, No.2, 56%c; No.1 extra feed, 56c ; No.3, 55l4éc.Barley.No.2 nominal, 62c to 63c; No.3 extra, 62c; No.3, 60c to 61c.Buckwheat, No.2, nominal, \u201870c to 75¢.Rye, No.2, nominal, 75c.Mani- tobe flour quotations at Toronto are: First patents, $6.20; second patente, $5.70; strong bakers, $5.50; for export of 90 percent pe- | tents, 3446 Glsagow freight.ninety percent winter wheat patents at $5.60 to $3.7 in buyere\u2019 bags on track Toronto, $5.40 to $5.50 outside.Millfeed; Manitoba bran, $38 to $23 per ton; shorts, $23 to $24 track \u2018Toronto.$22.50; shorts, $24 track Toronto.Western Crops Mr.D.D.Mann, vice-president of the Canadian Northern, stated that he never saw the wheat filelde in the west looking so uniformiy good before and estimated the crop for the three wheat-growing provinces at 140,000,000 bushels.The C.N.R.dave added 2,660 new freight cars to their equipment and will bs prepared to handle Selects sell at 32 cents per dosen; No.1 all the grain offered them.The G.T.Pat 2 cents and poorer qualities at 18 will also be in a position to handle a ehare cents, pr the crep.LETTERS OF CREDIT CrownReserve MiningCo.LIMIT ED, \u201cDividend No.4 \\s Bareby given that a dividend of ¢ Doroent for the thres months -200R June, 1908, and o evene à re otal leent for the ame payment of 15 percent, hes Sociares.be payable on fhe J od, Tor Docks.Wil, get July to the 15th July, a | tnclustwe By Order of the Beard : SAME# COÛPER, Secretary.45 : .Wheat.Open.High.Close, Wed.Toronto Railwav\u20143 at IM.: Reported by W.\u2019 Reported Ln BS O'Brien, 57 St.Francois Xavier July « eo 2 ; de 132 188% | Power\u201422% 124 br, at 124.00 \" Sellers Buyers Sellers Buvers tl - 10% UK 10% 109% 11% Pt a at kPa = so 125.BUNCE 6 108 let Seg) Steol High at Clase co BO HAL 7 à.last cou \u201c| New York, Julg 15\u2014Wall Btrect cloced Rubber prec\u2014150 at 12, 2 Gat 129%.Gan.Pac.Ry.185 def re Hult (ity.1x 1H quite steady, with Steel commea the fea.| Detmit\u201420 at 60.Crow n Reserve 3.47 gs a ture at 71, and C.P.R.ai 184%, and \u2018Soo\u2019 Scotta\u201416 \" ou.Detroit Elec.6i 80%, 90 894] common 142, D; Cosi co .n 1% ete aos 88 a \u2014\u2014 : - ~ \" + un gies xd 5% $ me eu gr NEW YORK STOCKS.se CATTLE MARKETS int.C1.Gam zu Spocially reported'for the \u2018Wig L: Chicago, July 16.\u2014Cattie\u2014Recéipts esti-.vs # 5 Rte SelB alet TALE De | mead NC 3.00, marie krone.oe eh: mure 5] Ovdatag sud Closing Prices July 1688 | UR = RE Tam se, D eens he.i \u201cà bleeks Opg Clos Hooks Opx., Ulsso te Teode ; .Mackay » 4 Xd U \"10% | Amas.Cop.xd.Kau Tpf \"| woskers and rs, W100 $b.t0: .ro oe 7 i 3% pa be.az A mat: na | ge on FonTuxd \u2026.TA - and.-heiders, add to 44,45 salves, Nk.uel.\" 2 x Br doh Bs.y Lu {Am ugar x.17% le i fix a mated at 12980; mar sc.ii 0 « vo her; ¥ .Nw.Banc Èe Tous vi 5 Am Beli rd ye Sant; se.send ket Mo Babar; leat, est, fi 50 to 8 a es ur 7 ie i Ti Rh ad ST bs Geut xd a N.7 to 67.85: me au 37 85 Peuma's Lad.os Be PA = fo.pre OSS Bonded.© \u201cte $0.50; pies, 36.89 to io: \u201chulk of mules, LV NS = \"6 COTES Era HOE Eel à af labos Receive astra ide at 16,000; mar- RY py dé 134 Nord bec sd.Ha ket steady to loc lows: native, $2.95 to BNA.155 .N eres F Balt.Ohio.vis ï * 4.rm.22 to £3; yearlings, $4.60 to Common es\u201d ov.ibi% New rant ree du vid aus Rn à 2 | À native, $1.78 to $60.western, Dom.,, gore wes eee Ny Beotle 288 pia It) Vrexied Bical x | \u201c6 te 98.80.Hamilton Bou queen: ee 1588 1 A Wh ho 1 \u2018Toronto, July 15.~\u2014Arrivals gt the loc! och'lage\u2026.cee 14 bic vs X4 oper arco Lou i) 15 1564 vhs seche 3 : Ai.loads, including mperil.cece neve sens Standard.se où aves hun Gt.We 11 8; sheep, £50 Mera.A Ju Taserto.cc 3 to Si sie vee eed SY cad ny .Montreal.284 28 wee & le & bak a.: TAUX he nee Juin.Bw Hu sxport patio, me : .tee at iy fips T° 3 bulls, $4.50 to correxs, oe | ad mist 56% rn re 10h 103% $5.9; Bia 4.35 to HON; Can.C.Cot 58% 52 DonTeu» 138 we D.Oanxd 0° ik Soran ley.\u201cee a part .5û: butok eat- D.'Fen.con 726 114 Montreal.153 Gal, Buel .46 45 Howth id is jtle.- $65.50; Dutohens\u2019 caitle, texgs > do.yh, cove a Ton thot dxd vec a hutohers\u2019 Cnitle, Feet wg on RWI een [Desk OU UT Tony Fils a 5 ; ee dE Can dos oot - ; ra + ur Hs Ww.x esse Tost Tol, ve i lk | tg : an.ore, Cabin, posse sass.8 Bley iad N 2e.k ue eu gh Twin Gilg 34 be 2.50; .soaker, Common.Doak 2% v of ; T LT ., os Nese oh oh gd ; - 46.60 8 4953 Pe gr Lihha nT Og pe vu Us qe veer WY Te: \u2018short kedpt, ov.» sede eves Seobs .oe é - a - MILITARY AT GLACE © BAY Lecal Council As Asks that They © Stay Til Strike i is Over, MR.TOBIN SAYS THEY \u20184; COST $1,000 A DAY- Nin SENSE, SAYS MR.MA.DONALD.Glace Bay, N.S, July 15.\u2014 A: + \u2026 ing ot the Town Council las.was resolved, by nine votes tu 1: in the opinion of the Council cessary tor the military to sias - Bay until the cause of the « - is removed.Mr.Tobin wa- cipal speaker agaunst the moi objected to the way the li been read, the sheriff han, brought to Glace Bay in a sp the night before, and the lui , ing been read in broad dayhy there was little apparent neces.spoke of the hardships endure women last winter, and eat.for their bravery.He saul :.cost $1,000 a day.The sold.too much under the thumb v1 Company.Finally, he moxci « ment that a meeting of rat- \u2018called to consider the resol.question of cost.Councillor A.Macdonald +: it was all nonsense about the © diers being £1,000 à day to \u20181.and gave figures to show that - was not more than $250 a da: town.Ome hundred and ce: special police appointed by :n will cost as much as the solde mayor said he thought the si.ro \u20ac well as the workmen in the m.nes - be protected.Repudiation was © way to get clear of the expense.An increased output of 200 wove roe the mines over Tuesday's outp © claimed by the Coal Company *- - ing.The company claims alss + crease in the amount teken ro \"+ banking stations.The steamer \u2018Ocean\u2019 sailed care.from Sydney, for Montreal, with » ry of seven thousand tons.(Hho) «i ers are loading.SITUATION AT INVERNESS, Inverness, N.S., July 15.-Thr -~ pany renorts that 480 tons of coa wee hoisted on Wednesday and 320 :ons x\" ed from the bank.More men ae = work to-day than any day sin trouble began.The strikers are grai.s ly returning to work.A Belgan nr er has been committed for trial a: I' - Hood on a charge of assault.DISAGREEMENT IN ALBERTA.Lethbridge, Alberta.July 15.- T ++ is still a disagreement between \"6°\" and coal operators regarding fin: tials in pillar work.The matt: ! « been arbitrated by the Rev.ii © Grant, of Fernie, the chairman + conciliation board of the big strike the Miners\u2019 Ugion has refused to a «rv 1 the award.The trouble at Hiller «+ therefore as bad as ever, and a the ur tion of the miners\u2019 hoard is vicla mn of the agreement.it may be that tue whole agreement may be set aside.Readers can have the \u2018Daily Witnes at summer resorts in Canada or the United States for only 25 cts.per mon:t \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE \u2018DAILY WITNESS\u2019 is printed anf published in the \u2018Witness\u2019 building, a! the corner of Craig and St.Peter streets in the city of Montreal, by John Redpath Dougall and Frederick Eugene Dougall, both of Montreal.All business communications should be addressed John Dougall & Son, Witoes' OMce, Montreal, and all letters to the Editor, should be addressed Editor of the \u2018Witness.\u2019 SUBWAY- (UNDER = Pe R TRACKS CROSSING\u201d st, LAWRENCE BOULEVARD.NEAR \u201cVAN HORNE.AVENUE, ST.LOUIS.= = a = on | : 1 = \u2026.> POON pe pa .| ; gérer FENTE EE PTT TNT IT REC NRA FHENEDE SCORE RRR ARR RENTE) \u2014 ppm with -acoria \u2018biecki kbout half t es for foot passengers and will also afford three hundred gallons a |them protection from accidents and from There is a cléarance of mine feet over the sidewalks.: he loogih | and iron + he i ear - lines run- tlose, fo this The (is- [thc balustrade will.bear arc lights for begin ot es ar tapce_ between .the.sidewalks will he 50 feet, andthe surface of \u2018the avad will be The work throughout will be of a first- class \u201corder, and an architectural touch fem, {hil been given that will make the place:{ wa attractive -than the other examples | $49, ; .NRE 10701 being splashed by passing vehicles.The, subway will be lit glectricit standards at Lorie ; the illumination of tbe approaches.Shie- werk in the city Yvonne and Maude streets, on which along {been divided as follows: ing, permanent sidewalks, drainage Some changes will have to be mau 7 the street car routes in the vici! ; Amherst cars turn at the end o! \u2018 n Horne avenue, will have to be close : The estimated cost of the work Excavat - concrete walls and balustrading.va tem, electric pumps and bghtine + 190,000; street ce roof construction over sub 4x.; engineering and exproprié expenses, 21,00; total, $200,000 10.on mies ate er « Ce \u2014 M ma "]