The daily witness, 25 novembre 1909, jeudi 25 novembre 1909

[" à Entomp Sherry ad, THE Vicy, STORY, }.\u2014Hope '\u20ac B0me of 1tombeq in à abandoneq into What vein, Where Probably t nd managed kept there t great n id collapse Any men va 3, and that soon clea à bodies m © is still y, nd those pe ch impriso >und a ret,.he fatal bia nty surviv- Saturday qi to-day.SCO el, tempor of twenty-s L000 feet ip, odor of sm, © Men ap, the explore sent to the executi ate orguni 1e man be 4 of the mi Or McAlliar the explori and the la k Of Clearig ed night a >-day in + Howard.Was found sterday.T ember 13, : id covers lescribing t ack damp e n with a pe account bo yet.By S3 Ifred is wi ad mules a ne, but ca f I am des 0 Mamie R oming at t have the ri es.The o my broth ould not he im dead agp him out, b Davidson an the road az ynger.st 11 o'clod sometimes light out.see men a ver like tha I thought nes.There We have o nprwater, a Ir heads wi fter 1 o'cloc poor air a place.NW out and.\u2019 cq k tired, hi d stand qui et out of th orning.Th alr.We fa y lids of o d black da up all hop uld.The fa oon.We à »e fs the fa ngth to wri day.If thd 111 make far - turn at t them going.lack damp for the fan r the want moving.Of st apart.day eveni Kk.We ca 1s.We Ca until Monda We are co id everythil still alive.orning, st stter turn .at this ti .The lig is is our la Ifred Howa tly.all kill fonday aîte ov.23.\u2014 t \u201cVangua trial to-nig i the rema s an hour e Admiralg DEAT ; :.- +oth Regiment, the Tuberculosis Pp er: ! oard of Trade Branch of Di Toronto, was returmed.T bad been Friday.n by his office staff was on Thurs- lay morning.when he left word that w was going to New York, and would > back in a few days.was going away.To some he said \u2018hat his wife was seriously ill.\u201chers, that he was about to undergo s Tious Operation.Un Saturday the Merchants\u2019 Bank re- \u201cined the cheque for $276.va: immediately taken by the Bank elo, james street, was put in charge of the VUE, iv Snedeker has written asking him v1 L.No! 281.\u2014 ex MONTREAL, THURSDAY: a aT ale gt ea) \u201cyy tpi.PRICE ONE CENT + \u2014 Snedeker, the man who making a reputation for him- \u2018he past three years in Mont- \u201che greatest \u2018collector\u2019 this city i.has left Montreal and some | / \"ends, and those with whom he ; most intimate business relave mourning his departure, and 1 some of their hard cash.= Snedeker's career in Montreal | ;: ren a remarkable one, and he ; pa behind hin a best of | +r friends who ean scarcely be- - the fact that the notes they en- -»d for him, the money they lent iim, the cheques they cashed for ja-and the various other favors.they.1dered him, werd \u201cglveli t5 a min 0 would betray their confidence, and 0 them to bear the brunt of his i- occupied room 209 in the :.of Trade Building.On his ,-.were a list of companies which i.lsimed to represent, among them |.Montreal Citizens\u2019 Association.He \u201clected money for that associa- ; à commission basis, and on basis, had collected large the Alexandra Hospit- Ne \u2018or , und the Western Hospital.He \u2026.mule a record some time ago members for the Board of - He was secretary-treasurer of ; t':mour Soap Company, and a sur colders\u2019 meeting held on Tuesday Lun in Snedeker's office revealed : : and no further discounts will be allowed, A new line of popular Gift Books in fancy.cover bin din with lettering in gold and floral designs, regular 25c; special 10.New Strang and Brereton Books: or boys, special $1.Be, i Ruskin\u2019s Complete Works in 15 volumes I price $10.50.THE \"LAST WEEKLY BOOK BARGAIN dreds of illustrations, many of them being colored: Regular $20.00; Week-End Sale price $13.50.\u2018Scott's Complete Works in 12 volumes, cloth binding, profusely illustrated.Regular $17.50; Week-End Sale with hun- An extensive assortment of Christmas Papeteries, specially reduced for Friday and Saturday by 20%.Holly and floral design Papeteries on fine linen paper, regu- \u2018lar 25¢ and 35c; special 15c.SPECIAL BARGAIN IN CALENDARS.\u2014A beautiful line \u2018of Calendars, regular prices 60c and 65c: Friday and Saturday, 45c.\u2026 CHILDREN'S TOY BOOKS.\u2014 A larger and more varied seléction of Children's Toy Books has been assembled \u201cthan heretofore, and as a special inducement to introduce this season's.stock, a special discount on Children\u2019s Toy Books will 1.15 TUE £3 nisi - wr er ad Special line of sample Leather Goods, to be cleared less 50% I Ÿ be allowed on: Friday and Saturday.they may be : o¥ vkble A [ses ty Final Clearance of Soiled, Damaged and Shopworn Toys Preparatory to the Regular Christmas Stook.Following the policy of this store \u2014neot to allow any damaged or soiled articles to aocumulatet\u2014he Toy Department will on Friday and Saturday hold a clearing sale of these Toys.It must not be understood that all of these Toys are sither damaged or soiled, as in many cases only the box or wrapper has become broken or soiled.Each piece marked with a special - price tag as well as the regular price.An excellent opportunity for the carefui shopper to purchase Christmas Toys at sacrifice prices.Take Elevator to Toy Gallery.\u2018Blankets Less 20 Per Cent.These chilly nights one appreciates a good B anket, and the present is the time to purchase same when ad at a saving of 20 pc.25 pairs of sample Blankets (Scote and Canadian), regular rices $3.25 to $9.00) special to clear, ess 20 p.o.100 fine down-filled Quilts, sateen coverings, in new patterns, regular $0.50; special $5.20.50 fine satin-oovered Down Quilts, regular $10.50; spooial : 80 only, White Merino Blankets with Jacquard rders, regular price $2.75; special $1.85 each.Special lot of Table Cloths and Napkins at greatly reduced prices.5-8 Napkins, special $3.26.3-4 Napkins, special $4.25.Table Cloths, 10-4, special $4.75; 10x12, special $6.00.Main Floor.Satin Baby Ribbon Reduced ibbon is suitable for fancy ying up | Christmas parcels, ad in shades of RY re \u201cthis: Js ma voted .sons pis.te, \"EBONY GOODS in silk-lined and leatherette boxes wi +2 wat anand p fw gift of \u2018more than ordiziary excels silver monogram;-and-each brush : +5 ony \u2018the Brushes cotitaiñ té Bésf of boar | Pr Panoy \u2018Printed Ribbons, shown in \u201cbristles and the | po, ishets- are of genuine suede; the boxes are of | [EERE and pink.Requ- price 60c; Friday nd Saturday RST piece Main.Floor.tog Ribbon at | Half Prict stripes and fangy Dresden patterns, Friday and Saturds at Half Price.Special line affeta Ribbons, 5 inches wide, 25 per yard.the-latest design, and include Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Mili- } | rh Main Floor Z| The China Depart ment Announces the .Annual Sale of Japanese Ware 1 0, 000 Piecès to be Offered at Prices Which Never Be - fore.Have Been Equalled i in: the History.of This Store.On Friday and Saturday there will be offered, at-$1.00 and | £ $2.00, articles ranging in price from $2.00 to $5,00.These {- prices will be in effect for Friday and Saturday only, and after these.days articles will revert to their original values.~The | rn fre ds pr cept Christmas gift at a ridiculously.low price.The Js ere gondatiof Féocy Bowls, Biscuit Jars,- Cream a ty acy Toa.Case \u2018Plates; ete.\u201d CS ~ Second Floor.tnd Suen Tew and shapes, art also Kid i and blue, regular in sizes 3 $o 8 to clear Main Fioor.Colored Trimmings Less 33 1-3 Per (Cent.miñge ts be offered Friday and et.urday at a discount of 1-3 p.o.As ial lot of Fancy Gimps, to.\"Cleared at Half Price.Main Floor.«Queen Quality\u201d Boots : $2.95 Women's Footwear in dainty lasts priced at $6.50.Mother or sister will surely apprs- slate tes pair of these boots as a Christmas gift.Shown in patent soit in lace s le; French heals, regular $6.50; Friday snd Saturday, .Women's Evening Shoes in patent colt and kid; also broken = sizes in and tan boots, 00; Friday and Plus Satin Evening Shoes, Shoes, in mauve reen, ; e eclal Al acti\u201d + y Shoes, = \u201c u ow at $2.00.Main Fleor, Annex.ia es fi mint ir about \u2026 ur Goraseus dis- AN SOUVENIRS, rich and éme sinning \u2018handicraft of the red- VERS, gs LE OOVERS, FUR MOOAS: BAGS; a SKINS, POST OARD took _ MAGAZINE EXQUISITE o woud like to have ér \u2018you ver \u2018of only ant wind; out i corde at ES s ve a = ; Bay or.icon: mœurs ke \u201c The BOARD OF GOV | L, NOVEMBER \u201c25, 1909 reset Weekly Calendar.ERR Lo - \\ Wi ON Artists; HENDERSON, in Songs.100, 15c, 250.Children at Matinees, 8c, except Saturday.En Dominion Square Church Bazaar| Twice Daily, 3.80 Arimmoons: f nm.Nbts | Fine Two Hour Refined Entertainment.with Music and MOVING - The GREAT AMERICAN CHOIR GIRL: also, the TWO SWLIWAS, Aerial IOTURES > > mp EARS Thursday & friday November 25 & 26 -8ale of Vestul and Fancy drligles: 14 In the Locturo Nail, cor, Dorchester and Windsor 8ts.§ Ce = \u201c4 7 THE ROYAL BRITISH CSL SOCIETY EXHIBITION OF MODERN TISH ART, ART GALLERT, 23 PHILLIPS SQUARE.with OPEN NOVEMBER Oth.Daily, 25 cents.Evening, Monrd- vs and Fridays, 10 cents.Bpecial rates to Schools and Employers.MONTREAL PROTESTAMT HOUSE OF INDUSTRY AND REFUGE.Quarterly Meetin of the ERNOR of the Institution will te held in the Board Room, House of Refuge, 183 Dorchester Street West, on Monday Afternoon, 28th inst, at 3.30 o'clock.to receive the report of the Board of Management for quarter ended September 30th, and other business.JAMES RODGER, Hon.Secretary.THE ST.ANDREW'S SOCIETY.\u2019 , THE ANNUAL BALL, in aid of the Charitable Funds of the Society will be held in the NEW HALL of the Windsor Hotel on ST.ANDREW'S DAY, TUNSDAY, 3th NOVEMBER, 1909, at 9 PM.Subscription Jists are at the Windsor Hotel, the \u2018Star\u2019 Office, Uptown Branch, and with Mr.Harry Johnston, 98 Notre Dame Street West (Telephone Main 854).W.H.CLARK KENNEDY, Hon.Sec.Ball Committee.= Mails for Great Britain, Burope, Eto, Closed at Montreal Nov.°°25 10.30 a.m.Pirginian, Allan.26 930 am.* 26 6.00 p.m.29 9530 am.30 9.30 am.Mavretania, Cunembis ® 30-600 pm, \u201c Sapplomentarg rp tags} Letters may be posted up, tod 8.00 fin.490 Tower matter should be Registered berbre 6.a 2 urda ted at Postal Stations \u2018B\u2019 and up| p within 15 minutes of the above men- toned hours of closing.\u2014_ NO REDEEMING FEATURE.Woman Asked \u2018A Chance,\u2019 But Recorder Said He Would'Be Her Accomplice if He Gave it- Alice Wood was sentenced to six months\u2019 imprisonment, a fine of $50, or four other months, for vagraney.Mr.Recorder Dupuis heard.the care, and there was no red ing feature in the woman's favor.She had no defénce except the declaration that the police lied about her, and that statement had no weight with the court.So she asked the Recorder, as & last resort, to \u2018give her a chances.\u2018If I should give you a cranca, His Honor retorted, 'I would be yoar accomplice.It has been shown that you are out on the streets late at night; that you accost men, especially those under the influence of liquor, and entice them to resorts whare they are robbed.You havé been arrested for theft, and I would be unwor:hy of the seat 1 occupy bh here if I allowed you to gd_unpunis Alice Wood, the police say.\u2018bas \u2018a record extending baek over four cr five years, and she gives her age now\" as twenty-one years.She Irequents Chinese resorts and tho lowest grade of questionable places.- x \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 © _ SUNDAY PICTURE CABES.There are thirty cases against mov- tng picture proprietors awaiting dis- sal by the courts.Twenty-three of se are at a standstill, owing to writs of prohibition, but Judge intends to take up some of the remaining seven next Monday.It is understood that the Attorney-General's Department has issued special instructions that afl Sunday casbe be pro ed with upless, wtitg of pond Son intégvene.| - \u2014 Sixty years 0 dr reais | farmer boy was \u2018married.After the ceremony wis over he turned to the son and said: \u2018Here is five doHars.Ît is every cent in the world I have.\"Fake it\u2014all I want is an éven start in the world!\u2019 \u201c A few weeks ago I stood on the iggest farm in the world and let my eye lose itgalf in the distance of à six thousand 2cve cornfield.The undulating corn riding up the siupe of a hill and dropping softly over made me think of some placid green sea.Turning to vid Rankin 1 look- -od at him and marveled at the romance \u201cof a mere farmer.\"How did you do it?\u2019 I asked of the world\u2019s most extensive farmer.\u2018Early and late,\u2019 he answered, smil- } There are other men in the world who own more land than David Rankin, of Tarkio, Missouri, but they are not farmers.There are men who have finer farms, but they have brought the \u2026 money to the farm.Every.acre in \u201c David Rankin\u2019s farms in \u201cAtchison County, Missouri, T den graze sheep, nor pasture cattle,\u2019 he explained simply, \u2018I farm.\u2019 In the midst of the great Missouri- Ilinois-Iowa cgrn-belt are his Terma.Cattle \u2018and corn are the Land on all sides sells at one hund \u201cdellars an acre and up.David ! \u201ckin has 25,640 acres of such land de- corn .and feeding voted tc raising OO nough elghty-t oug y-four yoars @ David Rankin is Jight of step, quick py -movement, and enjoys good health, \u201cse evident that his regular fe - moderate living is the fon.all his wdrk he ts systematio aus » runs his many acres on schedule Farming to him is à business Pet gere merely à way Of eking out: ence \u2014From.\u2018Darid.«.aa Farmer,\u2019 in \u2018Technical bo Am Hai rarest to exercise the Pa'sapriements erica e way of putting- Prins CE Waa.of course, impossibl N.G.Js 8.ad.cor\u2019 about pining advertising, -\u2014 I ject it, pending an appeal to the peo- an: are Balanced bY ie.A, of the ye.\"Letters for the ahove mails may Ye |.Une Pay Wie TEMPORARY OFFICES.ANNEX TO \u2018WITNESS\u2019 BUILDING, 140 ST.PETER STREET.- TELEPHONES.ADVERTISING, SUBSCRIPTION, AND CONTEST DEPARTMLNTS, MAIN 7265.EDITORIAL, MAIN 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Daily Wi go per Great Bei Britain and thé Unit-{ tes includeé.Ts any ot .THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1909.EE Lord Rosebery hes at length dellv- ered himself of his long-thtéatened exhortation against the Budget BIH in the House of Lords, but while he reviles the bill, lock, stock and barrel, he cannot find it in his heart to suy- port Lord Lansdowhe'# motion to re- ple at the general elections.Lord.Rosebery considers the latter.coursb would be à tactical blunder on the part of the Lords, and that it would in- Same public opinion against them.He recomsnends japtead- that they should pass the bill and Jet the country have: a few mbnths\u2019 exberignce of it, when there would be a popular elanior against it, becausé vue \u2018inteleréble \u2018 imposttions, 1 of Japa: \u2018 ployment; - eT Lord\u201d Bose really thinks.thts, his advice a; rive, The ; rest of tha Lords do not | to have quite a8 sure a faith.The, Liberals would Le more than willy o-abids the Frot such à eH\" Lords, hévrever, will' proliatily\u2019 \u2018wiog on soéb- à Aghit.ap Lord Réééerp/de- \u2018pores gil thm apslbet.The univlsdom of sosie d\u20ac thé \"Whkiet opponents of the Pal\u2019 eg.ba, Mécov- ered in ; : k \u2018to botk.\u2019 with those who insist that \u20ac | pi nme hi terchange ¢o \u2018i game in Toronto last week.creased.That taxation, cannot {tente + Ts\u201d Ger-, wealth isan old axiom; mans are fuding thie À onde] | in the Reichstag Tins Te Catholic laity want the people educat- od and that the clergy do mot.There 4 -ne.doubt some other fheory of ex- piabätion of this division.'The clergy have & formula that to insist on pare\u2019 ents educating their children is an interference with their divine responsibility with regard to them.It remains true, however, that illiteracy has everywhere ' prevailed In \u201ccountries clerically ruled.» .In Porto Rico, under Spain, only fifteen percent.of the peo- won Ÿ ve coulé read and write.Under: the United States the proportion has -:l- ready risen to -hetween twenty-five;and thirty percght, and Is rapidly: grosing.for there ard how seventoim hünéred | public schdhis where befory there'was but one.In Porto Rico's : mother country the low state of education 18 the strength and the weakness of the Church.Ferrer was shot because he was the fearless promoter of the apod- ern school, but his dying shout for the modern school has found respanse all over Christendom and all aver Spain.The modern school will come, vet none the better \u2018or this antagonfsm with religion.In England and in France\u2014in \u201cfact everywhere where there is or has been a state church, the keenest controversy of the day is between the Church and the school.We do not undertake to expound this mystery.It is unwise on the part of the Church to take this greund, for everywhere the school will conquer.The clergy are not the Church.The Church consists a hundred to one of laymen, and the laity will have the people educated.Industrial competition demands that the people be educated or fall hopelessly out of the running.Democratic conditions demand that the people be educated 1f we are not to be ruled forever by Girouxs and Proulxs.We may change our system as we like.We shall have the same result so long as the people are \u2018as easily played on as a pipe.\u2019 \u2014_mrmmmnmeantenaats The craze for games on the part of mere lookers-on increases amazingly.It is estimated that $25,000 altogether were spent on one football In the same city, a crowd began to assemble - yesterday morning outside a store\u2019 where tickets were to be sold this | morning for the \u2019Varsity-Ottawa game.At noon four hundred enthusiasts, eager for reserve seats, assembled, and at eleven o'clock at night the line had already spread up Yonge street to Shuter street and across Shuter street to Victoria street, and.thence turned south towards the Queen street all-night lunch stands.An estimate gives the crowd as being close to a thousand, and some of these camped out all night.fn the cold.Fabulous prices.were.offered for.places.in.the Hne, where.every new: Corer was given a number by a marshal, and it Is expected that the game will be witnessed by ten thousand spectators.Now, Rugby.football is the roughest | game played to-day, there is hardly a big match where someone is not bad - ly injured or even killed, and yet we find this \u2018sport\u2019 by far the most popular of any, among women as well as men.The savage something in human beings which made the Roman gladiatorial shows so popular a spectacle 1s evidently not dead to-day.\" Savagery has always fascinated the crowd.Co \u2014\u2014phsqmptene WINTER.Captain Bernier has classed among the many great advantages of our polar possessions à knowledge \u2018of the weather to come.This was going to be en unusituily open fall, he sald, as the ice was two hundred miles tur- ther beck than usual.All the same, here is\u2019 St.Catherine\u2019s Day, and here Is winter on time.The time has come when householders, business concerns, and particularly religious bodies are judged\u2019 by \u2018thelr fulfilment of sidewalk duties.It is now that the poor who häve no-servants show themselves sua to the rich who have.The servant man, when he does- get to work, \u2018spends as much tims os he can inside the fence, regardless of the poor charwonmieb outside the fence, plunging one alter another through the deep saow, and -apalsing their skirts for all day.Ît is now that the workshop thot epeys at seven gai the day over thy plate glass front where the.\u2018boy.dawdies.in at eight.It is now that heterodoxy counts one qver or- thadoxy fn religion, and when the fea- then Chinaman is a better Christian | than à houseful of.\u2018religious.\u2019 The last are sotable sinners in tte litve.Mr Retard made an appeal to \u2018the etvie\u201d authoritiés\u2014is it the Bond Department \u2019 or the police 7\u2014to noe that: the civie regulations arë : daftied out\u201d Civic diligence might begin at home, ana uh | that thé crossitigs dnd thie Pathé ey.ue made wi sine\u2019 for December.rt World Mass youd (Liberal), with the same railway.It me pervioe of mankind, BAYH, m.v0 fr Stress north will bècome cébvgetél.tf- its tèr- { rove.Then the SAR of the leisads seems to have Set à bon both to the improvement and the mischief.BRITISH COLUMBIA T\u201cLITICS.The élections in British Columbia are proceeding, to-day and the politl- cal parties there seem to be somewhat mixed.Mr.McBride, the Prime Minister of the Provincial Conservative Government, and Sir Hibbert Tupper, formerly a member of the last Conservative Government at\u2019 Oftaws, appear on rival platforms: When Sir Hibbert moved from the far Canadian east in Nova Scotia to the far west in British Columbia, he eschewed politics, devoting himself to the practice of his profession, the law.As the son of his father, he may be regarded as a Conservative of the bédreck formation, and being an able lawyer, there must be something in the \u2018policy: of the Con- servattve party or about Mr.MeBride himself which he finds very objectionable.It would beg bizarre transformation to see him having the support of the Liberals,\u201d in oppesition to the local Conservative government, which has the approval of Mr.R.L.Borden and his following at Ottawa, and the support \u201cof \u2018the whele Conservative press in the east.Sir Hib- bert\u2019s opposition ig alleged by some to be solely on accourt of the bargain entered: into by that government with the Canadian Northern Railway, which, he says, 18 wild and 1l)-consid- ered, but behind this \u2018others say there is some personal \u2018difference between Mr.McBride and Sir Hibbert of long standing: Sir Hibbert\u2019s contention is that the C.N.R.would go to British Columbia, anyway, subsidy or not, while Mr.Mann, the vice-president of the railway, claims it would not.Mr.McBride claims that the agreement én- tered into with the C.N.R.is not binding until the electors have approved of it, and he cannot see why it should be opposed by the Liberals, anyway, because it is similar in character to that emtered into by the Alberta and Saskatchewan Governments is only by guaranteeing the company\u2019s bonds, he claims, thät the railway company would come to British Columbia and develop parts of the province that are now only waiting railway extension.The Soclalists are strong on the Pacific Coast, which may have something to do witk Sir Hibbert's attitude, for they seem to bs regarded with less repugnance by thé MeBride party, following in this the party's national leader, Mr.Borden, than by the regular Liberal Opposition.| British Columbia is in the fofmative period of its development, and is rapidly progressing in.settlement and industrial expansion.The cqjitrdl.\u2018of its enor- moug natural respurces Ys-the prize for which local partis gra most.ceantéñd-.ing, Dominion polities bete of less importance, 2 Lo So 0 : TRE BERNIER QUEÉT.Captain Bernier\u2019s address before the Canadian Club showëd him to be imbued with the same valiant spirit of adventure that, in the early days of New France, inspired ts pioneers to penetrate to the Rocky Mountains, and to the shores of the Arctic Sea, and trace the Father of \u2018Watèrs thence to the Gulf of Mexico.\u2019 Already he has performed service of incalculable value to the Dominion by planting its flag on the islands of ths nerthern archipelago, a duty necessary to the confirmation of Canadian rights in the territories and waters ceded by the British Government.In thé comprehensive view he took &f the extent and value of our vast hipterland, and of the policy of annexing Newfoundland and Greenland to the Dominien, \u2018he revealed the spirit of the empire builder, who, looking into the future, sées the | wonders of the coming timé and would grasp the present oppertiunity to remove all causes fed futures territorial disputes.and complications.Our northern archipelago may: in these days seem to some people only a sea of ice, as this previnte was regarded by French courtiers in the days of Louis XV., When it Was lost to France, as a few arponts of suow.But we: are wiser in our generation.To us snotv and ice conégai potentialities of inestimable value, end are natural | coriditions that may yet have.treasure .of some sért to yield If faced with dourage and evertome with perseverance.men as Captain Bernier, who lead the way pointing to a grand future that shall be ours If wè have the capacity | to work for its reatigation.Arctie exploration and travel fu these days are far loss arduous asil dangerous than when Sir John Fraakia and other early explorers ssught- + Urveil the mys- -months ago, We have pride in such theirs, especially as they have probably a financial advantage in keeping outside of out protection wall.Newfoundland.was offered us in the days of the Bowell Government, on very Ln- reasonable terms, but possibly better than any that will be again offered us.Wè have to acknowledge that Newfoundland holds the key of the situation and is intelligent and self-seeking enough to use it for all it is worth.We must expect to make with her a like bad bargain to those which the city of Montreal is fain to make with her suburbs.As for Greenland, Cep- tain Bernier seems to think that Great Britain has some territories in the Pacific which she could trade off for it.We know of no territory belonging to Britain that, even if it were an equivalent, would be willing to be thus traded, or that Australia would consent to have so traded.Denmark has no desire that we know of for Antipodean possession, while Greenland is her land of heroism and of an- efent mythology and romance.It was the Utgard or Hellaland of the sagas.It was the goal of her sea kings, her | Bernlers; it was the martyr, soil of her missionaries, ans of whose maties, that of Hans Hgede, 18 coi pd\u2019 in a territorial name and | enshrined.tn the nation\u2019s heart.Tt would hardly be a matter of simple tradé that would make Denmark -part with Greenland.It would be well, however) to have an understanding that no one else shall set it.MUDDLE DELAYS CASE Trial of Syrian H Merchants -Ac- cused of Concealing From Creditors Postponed.\u2014\u2014 .A complicated muddle of missing withesses and documents, the involved and technical nature of the testimony of expert accountants, and the ab- gence of lawyers have caused the postponement of the Eliasoph & Shaer trial in the Court of King's Bench till to-morrow morning, and the case will probably drag out till the last hour of the sitting of the court before sentence day on Saturday Some witnesses were examined this morning, but other names were mentioned in evidence and as they look like good witnesses summonses were sent for them.Files of invoices were missing in other cases, and at last, at 11.30, Mr.Justice Trenholme said that to expedite the trial he would adjourn the court till 2.15, and give the crown time to \u2018get itz evidence.He remarked that it appeared to be a case of fishing for evidence, and Mr.Hibbard jus- tifled the conduct of the case by reminding he Court that it was brought on \u2018at the very end of gn arduous term, and that the case was a very involved one, and that very little time had been given to get at the facts.Mr.C.A.Wilson, counsel for the defence, then asked that the adjournment be extended till to-morrow.morning to ble\u2018 Mr.Crankshav, was the ee Trey of record in the rp nea, \u2018aller Getting tho urd de Setting Jr Yow à Mr.Alex.Burnett, a partner of the firm of Wells & Burnett, who was in the office of the curators, Wilks & Mi- chaud, at the time of the insôivency of Shaer & Eliasoph, identified thé voiun- tary statement of assignment, and on a statement of assets, showed how, with the knowledge of Mr.lëliasoph, the total of book debts had been.re- ducéd by the writing off of some hundreds of dollars of counter accounts.He also stated that he met the prisoner, Eliasoph, on the street a couple of and that the latter said he might be able to tell the creditors where they can place their hands on something that would be equal to paying twenty-five cents on the dollar, which the witness had said he t the éreditors might accept, The prisoner was very guarded in what he said, and the witneas suggested: that an offer might be made through the attorneys.of both parties.No such affer was received.BEAVERS KILLED Consignor of of Three Skins ~ Liable to Penalty of $90.Catching beaver out of season is expensive port, for the minimum fine is $30 a skin.This fact, however, has apparently not deterred a man living the \u2018end of the stesis\u2019 of the Cana- a n Northern Railway in the Province Quebec, for an officer of the Fish and Same Protection Association, who boarded a city bound train yesterday had his suspicions aroused when he saw a parcel consigned to a university student in Montreal, which seemed to be rather bulky, considering that the declaration of contents was that there were two pairs of boots and two pairs | W ¢ rubbers in the parcel.vestigation showed that a false aépvostign had been made, for when the parcél was untied three beaver -gkins were exposed to view.The association will \u2018institute proceedings.It is the close season for beaver, and it\u2019 is illegal to kill any until October next year.~ mega ra EE.UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DYING.An unkpown man, about sixty years of age, was found lying in a dying state at cer St.of St.Timothes and Lasau street, yesterday aftérnoon.He was conveyed in the Patrol waggon to the Notre Dame Hospital, where he died shortly after papi ve carnet As cong es man into the hospital the horses at terjes of the polgr regions.And it sl uncon |rontenabie to Ullewy that.with the | ry anû Invintion tu.564 \u2018of natyre into ihe vor Wt be un- 4] Ri tite ant han nes TE Fe Cr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 asap - THE BOWMAN ASSAULT.wham, Silver and Morris Davis, who | with assault gir old binge fiamed Bowm = 1 ôn.\u2018an Oct.37, were acquitted to-day, The ssault was a brutal one hut \u2018thére was Jo pro that the accubed com- it © produded to show that Bowman wat na assum- nue.old: man nearly lost yet fully récov- erosions Ryd STREET TRAFFIC Law, WHERE THE CARS STOP.Time that Passengers\u2019 Comfort Should be First Considera- \u201ction.Now that the snow has come again, writes a well-known citizen, surely it Is time to abrogate that absurd rule which stops the cars before crossing a street, instead of after.We all know how the thing began.At a time when it was considered good politics to harass the Street Railway Company, an alderman moved that the City Surveyor instruct the company to stop their cars on the other side of the street.\u2018 All the aldermen concurred.The company made no demur, and have always expressed themselves as ready to change again if instructed by the city so to do.My argument for a change now is this: Although the company allow passengers to get off by the front, everyone has to enter by the back door.Little enough attempt is made in slushy times to keep even crossings clear in slushy times, but absolutely none is made to clear a space for passengers at the back of where a car stops.The front door is optional for getting off, but the .back, door is imperative for getting on.Therefore, the back platform should be at an absolutely cleared space.Every woman will endorse this view, and so will most men.A point that will appeal to the latter is the increased chance of making a close connection at transfer points.Just one other feature of the season when cars -\u2014judging from this week's experience \u2014are to be irregular; please ask the M.8.R.to instruct conductors to walt at transfer points, for passengers who are ready to rush across from a car that is just stopping.The overcrowding is bad enough, but it is a problem that can only be solved gradually.The constant inconveni- .ences that I have mentioned can be reduced to a minimum in a week.CHARLES ELIOT NORTON Dr.Emerson Lectures on Life of Famous Professor and Archaeologist.© An illuminating address on the life of Charles Eliot Norton was given at the residence of Mr.Alfred Baum- garten last night, before the Montreal branch of the American Institute of Archaeologists.He was the founder and first president of this Institute.He was born at Cambridge, Mass, in 1827, and during the long period from 1874 to 1898,said Dr.Bmerson, he occupied the chair of the history of art at Harvard University.He was president of the Archaeological Institute of America from 1879 to 1896.His life was marked by certain contrasts, and, said Dr.Emerson, with a smile, though he was a college professor, he had oratorical and litegary gifts.In his youth he was interested in the condition of the poor, and set to work to improve the tenement houses at Cambridge, Mass.Abroad he met Ruskin, with whom a iife-long friendship was formed.Carlyle entrusted to him his correspondence with Emerson.When Froyde made his indiscreet publications it was Professor Norton who corrected the misrepresentations.In 1875 Harvard University, which had conferred degrees for 238 years and had never recognized the fine arts, made Norton head of this department This evening Dr.Emerson, who is a il pou the ato apn wards | C cation 2 \"Montreal on \u201cThe Relation \"Art to Lite HIGHWAY ROBBERY Charge Laid Against Two Men Arrested in Craig Street Last Evening.William Michaels \u2018was beaten and robbed in Craig street, near St.Alexander street, betweea twelve and one o'clock this morning.Detective Burke, who was in the vicinity, was attracted to the spot and arrested John Hag Ly.and Wil- llam Powers for assaulting Michaels.A watch which Michaels said was stolen from him, waa fovnd in Ia forty\u2019 possenston, and M ds ruid had sictyen dollars stolen at he same time.Haggerty sald he came from Toronto.and was staying at Stillwell\u2019s.Michaels received a cut A his head and had one arm dis- a .The two men were arraigned in the Recorder's Court on a charge of érunk- enness, pleaded ilty, were remanded to Tues nex: fo\" sentence.In the Arraignment Court they were charged with highway robbery, ed not guilty, and ware remanded by Judge ta to-morrow for enquete.VERDUN METHODIST CHURCH.Double-windows, with stained-glass effect, have been installed in the windows at the rear and f of yergun Methodist Chuypch.This work has been done gratuitously Mesers.Way, King, Waugh and ry, and ls, much appreciated.The Rev.Prof.M.Patton, Ph.D., will address the Men's Own Bible Class tn the Methodist Church on Sunday, Nov.28, at 8 p.m.The subject will be \u201cDiscoveries relating to the New Testament and the early church.The Men's Own orches- will render selections under ihe leadership of Mr.Stopps,.sr poe princi Sehoo wi is, ha on fio\" veils\u2019 *comtrl Nov.39, Que character.\u201d Co - INTERVENTION ALLOWED.In an expropriation case of the Mont- ros] & Sou Countips Ry vs.Woodrow, Mr.Justice Martineau rendered judgment, this morning, on a petition of one Cameron to be allowed -| to intervene as real owner of the property to be exproprigtéed.The peti- on the ground that.tion was 0 | the cou court F324 mo 5 po Jurisdiction.and that.mals were standing at the door quite |.coined.7\" for the Railway The.Sa Howe Cat Sharif Asked to! to Take Jy ste Action.- al of the Verfun Mog | address the Mpwerth | ; n se Solio.anki Ems TT ST.CATHARINES INDUSTR, New Jersey Company Decid Upon a Canadian Bray St.Catharines, Ont., Nov | curing the Canadian branci Crocker Wheeler Manufactur- pany, of Ampere, N.J, St « - considers that it has got 11 \u2018industrial thing of the year.T cern, which manufactures na; of electrical machinery, do.large business in Canada.bis = of paying the thirty percent .has decided to start a Cun.tory.One contract it ha.now is for the city of W innipr - nection with the big power wo, contract alone amounts to :- dred and fifty thousand dol; said.This machinery will ; « .St.Catharines, and it will be : to greatly enlarge the factor: the company have purchased ; city.While they agree to =i.:- a hundred first-class mechan company says that within a fin v It will be employing perhaps a and.This company has maint.Canadian office in Montreal, but : fice will now be moved to St.©.ines.This city was chosen as th: of location after many other citi towns had been looked over I members of the company, and tha: leads the citizens to belivve that 1! just the beginning of a Lig indu: boom here.NEW SCHQOL IN ST.CATHARINE: St.Catharines, Ont., Nov.25\u2014A fin new eight-roomed brick public \u201che is just being completed here, public school trustees are «.put about to know what to cali want the best name they can «.- have wrestled with the mat: selves, and find that they can: at any decision, so all the et the various schools of the cit be asked each to hand in the | would like, and then the tru-:.- pick out the best.The new x.fifty thousand dollars.PREVOST -KELLY INQUIRY Special Commission Will N; Sit Again.Quebec, Nov.25.\u2014It is mor likely that the special commis.the Prevost-Kelly inquiry will ; again, and the Assembly wil! ! appoint another commission at 1.session of the legislature.When Mr.Jean Prevost charg | Pa J.H.Kelly, M.P.P., during the ast sion with having personally prof the sale of Crown lands, which it v \u2018 alleged he had advocated, the Assen appointed a commission of six in - quire Into the charge.The conn sioners appointed were: The Hes Ww A.Weir (chairman), the Hon.Mr |.Mr.Tessier, Mr.Patenaude.Mr a.mand Levergne and Mr.Blouin Mr.Roy, having recently heen Pe pointed judge of the Superior Cour: 1- Rimouski, the number is not CoOmMpi-te, and the commission, doubting its pew er of existence, adjourned.In an interview, Mr.Weir declar d that he did not think that the comm sion would sit again.He was of : opinion that if the inquiry were co.ducted by one judge it would he mich more practical and would save much time and money.TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY Contract: for Double Track 4 \u201cdo t6-Ætioriéan Syndicat Berita, Nov.3 34.The \u2018Lokal Anzeiger says that Russia will give to an Amer can syndicate a contract to develop tie Trans-Siberian Railway and to doutse track the line throughout.The exper diture will amount to hundreds of mii: lions of roubles.The contract will te signed at St.Petersburæ when the Czar returns from Livadia.WAR ON FOOTBALL School Superintendents of Ir diana Want the Game Tabooed.Laporte, Ind., Nov.26.\u2014It is understood that as a result of a meeting of the school superintendents of ihe State, a petition will be presented :o the next lature praying for leg:- lation prohibiting the playing of foo: ball in Indiana under prescribed pen alties.There {s a strong sentiment favorable to eliminating certain fea tures of the game, and a determined effort will be made to secure remedial legislation.SCHOONER WRECKED Boat Lost Near Bic, But Crew Saved.Quebee, Nov.26.\u2014News comes from Bic that the schooner \u2018J.Levesque\u2019 Captain Arthur St.Pierre, was wreck: ed on the west coast of St.Barnabe Island at 5 o'clock this morning.Th schooner, was crossing from Bersinis to winter quarters at Bie.The crew were PARLIAMENTARY NOTES.Senate Standing Committees.a Ottawa, Nov.25.\u2014¢ \u2014Standing commit tess of the Senate have been elected enator Gibson vorce, Senator hhoffer; Civil Bervice, Senator Power; Immigration end Labor, or Frost: Agriculture and Forestry, Senator Edwards, Internal Economy, Senator Thompson: Public Buildings, Senator McHugh: Senator Ross; Public Deveb Public ings, Senator Casgrain.PAYMENT OF RAILWAY Y MEN.Mf.Martin, Mary's Division, # as inh Moutreal, has introduced a bill in the Hèuse of Commons to amend the Rail \u2019 rat At io The Shiect le to compd pay oir employees fori | nightly, fustèad of monthly.Ils were brown and bat, not a leaf to wear the wholes wide sky ie blue.has 1d seems made anew.has a ses crown, footer w PRET last n And oe he ans in blue an \u2014Allce V.L.Carri yo 25.\u2014Kamioons.4¢ 30 , 24 below, Prince A bo.delown : Q: » AL Toronta.Nev.: tom, 32, 4 , \"14; tin ; Quebec RL A 3 focal snow > h tm hokiad temperature.| Es ste oaary oe higher tempera: street Fast, M mt ot hy 1 Barometer » ateitey de 11 am.tam Tr 24: ++ .ee 39 A oe oe ee 20 38 Re .Self=Rais For | BRODIE Now iS | BLA ANI Telephone {11 call.Morto tationers, : 18-117 No \u2014\u2014\u2014 JACK CARI an Yeluntios tei\u2014\u2014 W.E.Painte \u2014\u2014 wit For Afts T Ratto\u2019s O MARI ON CUSH Not Liverpe Ing 112 EB Only | WA Also, sor Oranges, PRICE WW) For Chaj 8 favorite PRICE J.A.10 NOTE mr ARON Pe BE In the me The L We wi] McGil Fric 92 Qt cleven User of Le No.Furs.Le No.3 Te A PHILLIPS SQUARE, TO LET ppposite Henry Birks & Sons) Modern store or warehouse, 3 stories pé nasement, ench 50 by 114 feet, eleo- pic e.2¥ TOT and hand hoist; three excel- ; show windows; marble and mahog- ay vestibules; adjoining propossd vite .gitz-Carlton Hotel.Ground floor old oe leased separately if Assirsd.fie Gradock Simpson Company 205 St.James Street, MONTREAL.BRODIE'\u2019S iel/-Raising Buckwheat Flour For PANCAKES RODIE & HARVIE, 14 BLEURY STREET.Now I8 the Time to Order Your BLANK BOOKS AND FORMS For \u20141910\u2014 T-lenhone us and our representative rail.Morton, Phillips & -Co, jrioners, Blank Book Makers, Printers, 115-117 Notre Dame St, W., Montreal IAC KSON & co.CARPENTERS, BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS.Vsluations made.Jobbing promptly attended to.2198 to 333 HMIBERNIA ROAD, i.E POTTER & COY.Painters and Decorators.ESTIMATES GIVEN.te BENOIT ST, (fermeriy St.Piliia): Telephone M.1030, - WINDSOR HOTEL d Green Cafe.Jl kr Afternoon Tea and After- h Theatres Suppers.atto\u2019s Orchestra In attendance.0 MARRIAGE LICENSES MONEY TO LEND: \u20ac CUSHING & BARRON Notaries and Commissioners \u2018 Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Building 12 St.James Street.Inly For a Few Days WALTER PAUL THE GROCER, Fil Sell a Special Purchase of Very PINE GRAPE FRUIT AT 50¢ Per Boson.Aiso, some Fine Old Mission and other Ora:iges, - FINE RIFE PEARS, t HOTHOUSE GRAFES, and © PINEAPPLES.- 461 St Owiherine West, - Ld at 80 Unive: Street, corner - 1t oh DD se.I\u201d HAVE YOU GOT A COLD Get a box of HARTES GRIPPE WAR IRS.Cures a cold in twenty-four hours, HOW ABOUT THAT coucH ro! 2 bottle of HARTE'S coven MEX PRICE 2e.! WINTER FLUID For Chapped Bands sad Uratey Fam Bb favorite PRICE 2Be.J.A.HARTE, U0 NOTRE DAME STREET WEST.; al RRONSON RUTENBERG PAWNBROKERS, ste.601 Oralg Street, Re Jade on ARONSON a RUTENBE R - Paunboetere and it \u2014 ke matter of lie Late CHAS.CORISTINE 92 McGill Street, Montreal, n.2 - 1 sell by Public Auction, at \u201c1 street, Montreal, on 8 Friday, 26th November, 1909, ee \u2018\u201d o'clock a.m.the following >> {the estate, in lots : L* \"1 \u2014 Manufactured WE .\u2026.\u2026.$6,046.15 NE : -Raw and Dressed L- * .9,812.72 \" Coats and Jnck- ?.5,258.+0 L , *-Hats and 1 Caps.© 3,508.78 = t,o Linings - sad ed L .Zs.1588.34 | 5 \u2014 Furniture \u2018and CE Lb.875.60 > Lo Plant and Ma- : : LU.- \u2014 Coats, Jackets, .\u201c-= Furs, for the I the owners.'-h.Inventories can bad ve \u201cmises, and all inf \u2018here, or from A HN McD.HAINS, Trustes.- AP : \"TE BROS.- 9 Le Q\u2026 .os Moog, from Boston, Worcester, | teacher, Prof.William James.Notice to b CIVIC ELECTIONS.Ratepayers are respectfully reminded that no one indebted to the City for Personal Taxes -r Water Rates on the 1st December, will be Entitled to Vote at the ensuing municipal elections.All such taxes must be paid (with interest from 1st September) on or before the 30th November, W.ROBB, City Treasurer.City Trpanucer : Office, Ha Montreal.24th November, 1909.CANADIAN EXCURSIONS FROM NEW ENGLAND.Excursion .fares have been.authorized at rate of single fare plus $2.00 Springfield, and other New England points to Montreal and Quebec, tickets to be sold Dec.30, 1909, to Jan.2, 1910, inclusive, good returning to Jan.25, 1810.Tickets to Quebec will be sold via Montreal, and these excursion tickets will allow stop-over within final limit at stations in Canada, This offers a splendid opportunity for - Canadians residing in New England territory to visit Canada for the New Year holidays, and Canadians \u2018| having friends or relatives in New England should advise them of rates offered.READABLE PARAGRAPHS, THE IDLE SOPH.The psychoiogy students of Harvard are repeating a new witticism of thelr brilliant Prof.James, it appears, made this comment upon a very exquisite and very idle millionaaire sophomore from New York: .\u2018What time he can spare from the adornment of his psrson he devotes -to the neglect of bis fluties.\u2019\u2014 Washington \u2018Star.\u2019 A LIVELY SQUIRREL.An old negro who lives in the country came into town one day and saw an electric fan for the first time in his life.The whirling object at once attracted his attention, and after gazing at it for several minutes with the greatest astonishment and curiosity, he turned to the proprietor of the shop and said: \u2018Say, bess,.dat suttenly is a Hvely | paviezet JOR mak -in-dis yeah cage, bites ebu'ly gdh\u2019 ito bus™ his noust t makin\u2019 dem resolutions so Housekeeper.\u2019 NOT AN UTHORITY.We have decided not to deny you your degree .without \u2018giving.you oné more question in astronomy,\u2019 said \u2018the professor in \u201cThe Fair Co-od\u201d to the fiunking student.\u201d \u2018One question you answer has now been deemed rather unfair, ss prominent authorities in astrology differ radically.\u2019 \u2018Oh,\u2019 raid the delighted student.partially right, afer all.\u2019 ! .\u2018No,\u2019 added tbe \u2018prof.\u2019 \u2018i said authorities differed.You agreed with nons.'\u2018\u2014Boston Children Cry CASTORIA Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S | CASTORIA BROWN'S SPD SPECIALTY.as Directer-Our work is so Fivided tbat sach of our men has the work hé is best fitted for.Jenks is treasurer, Smith secretary, and Brown s\u2014 \u2018But Brown is as deaf as a™ypost!\" \u2018Ang Brown has all the consiatots Tefer- red te him.\u2019\u2014'Tit- \u201cBite\u201d MAKING HIM PAY.\u2018I say,\u2019 said the messtuger boy,\" \u201cthat | near-sighted man in 496 just fall ever ¢ brood and spilled a pail of water on him-: self.\u2019 \u2018Take bn up a towel,\u2019 said the hôtel manager, \u2018and charge him for one bath, \"Tite Dits.\u2019 = Ca Had a Bad Cough For a Number ef \"P\u2014\"The I was 4 - Dr Woods Norway Pise ee puadicing 0 ser Ii Sb | .4 4 po ke ch | Years.++4+##{44 _Mre.AE, Brown, 3 we Cia ndde mer + Afraid $ bed gh 1 Consumption.4 of pues ation T von 4 + Se turn Norway Pine Syrip, snd aftar te two | - bottles my y, cough vaa was cured.Tac re | without s of Narway Pine Byrup.\u201d \u2018Too mueh stress cannot be laid on the fact that when & person catches it must be a i or serious results may Longboat Died by Gat of a Milein Sixteen Mile Race at Winnipeg.ENGLISHMAN STARTED WITH A SPURT, AND HAD LEAR OF 100 YARDS IN FIRQT Winnipeg, Nov.24.\u2014Alfred Shrubb, the English long distance ruftner, played with Tom Longboat, the Imdtan, to-night, in a sixteen mile race, and won by a quarter of a mile, which lead ha obtained early In the radé.The Englishman went out with a spurt, and gained a lead of a hundred yards in the first mile.Gradually he iner this lead to theo tenth mile, From ed to keep up.spurt from him, but it was not forthcoming.The track wes made of cinders laid on the ice in the Arene rink, and at the SHRUBB AND LONGBOAT RUNNING.gorners especially they were down to \u2018 ©.Following are the times: 1 Mile.Shrudb .\u2026.5.05% 2 Mite.Shrubb .» ©.10.30 3 Mile.8hrabb ee ee.oe 16.04 4 Mile.Shrub y 0 0 21.87 5 Mile.Shrubb .+.+.27.06 6 Mile.Shru ve oo oo 82.42 7 Mile.8hrubb .«.38.27 8 Mile.Shrubb .tan 9 Mile.Shrubb .«4s 50.08 10 Mile.8hrubb .«+ o.56.10 11 Mile.Sprubb es ov +.1.02.09%\" 12 Mile.8 ee oe .1.08.15 13 .Shrubb .:.1.14.63 14 Mile: .Shrubb .+.1.21.24 15 Mile.: :Shrubb ee eo .1.26.18 16 Mile.Shrubb .1L3%.60 Longboat's time\u20141.36.68.The race was scheduled for last night, but during the afternoon the power dam from which the city received its entire ower, broke and since then the city has een flooded in darkness, apart from the hastily installed gasoline system.tet \u2014\u2014\u2014 PROFESSIONALISM.DEAD AMATEUR, WOTKEY 10 SPREW AN WINNIPEG AFTER A Wiig ~ YEARS FIGHT, a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Winnipeg, Nov.24.\u2014Amateur hockey is supreme, in Winnipeg to-day after four years\u2019 fight: with professionalism.Professiondlism was marred by the worst kind of dirty EC aying, The result was last year the rejuvenated amateur senior y league drew more and re, of the crowd.The professional « ser à fiat failure.It was finished, and that | was about all, the \u201cShe ocks, wha will tae\u201d \u2018shortly for the \u20ac ee cup.| being he winners.This be rofessional leagu ATA-OCRS go to Ottawa, wi in be \u2018defeatod, and vit will be the last of prof hoc key in Winnipeg for for 4, long ¢! time to come.The.interest lay cup jal.de enders do not et fident.The line up will \u2018probab Sept Charley Quinn in goal, Darna y Bas or an tt at point SE Soros and Silly Breen, ackson brothers.The winners of the Senior Amateur Hockey League are planning to challenge forward line picked Jimmy Gordon for the Allan cup, and à battle royal for the right to do so is looked for.a senidr league will \u2018ob for.Th hd \"of the world, ~ ae \u201c * 5 BASKETBALL AT ¥.oA \u2014 Threa Games Eran : \u201cGymnasium Toni ; -At he antral YMC.A- on the - rh whenever thelr\u2019 own CH ALA ha e e ere says able pack seul te de clear their linea Je an a aa 3 Sader ore brie pal tion in .the al pet Mas something of a Saingeure.\u2018But seldom did he tion this Fister MEETING va.n1087 WILL DECIDE AND MAY SILENGE TALK OF FORMATION QF NEW UNION.nest At the mesting of the Eastérn Canada Hockey Assotiation, which will be held.in the Windsor Hotel to-night, delegates will\u2019 be presest from the All-Montreal, Cornwall, Renfrew, Toronto and National Clubs, in addition to those who will attend on behalf of the clubs alréady in the league.Competent \u2018authorities say that the best way -Ÿ deal with the problem of electing what new teams shall be admitted to the sin to orm two seotions, d at ue d of .the season the winners of koth tions meet and decide the cham ions ip.If this is gage A see pere 8 the sent league, nd teat ut | Toronto, Nationals, bet rm the second 4.8 9 a the es S deagues be form- that.the talk orm- outside of the Eastern \u201cAssociation would be A.the ht ot ercised se 1811, when Toronto will have a new.rink.The open expression of opinion from or wa, which has a big say in the lea où evidently favorable.to .the ad sion of All-Montreal, but not to Nationals, which are favored al 1 br ne Jus ; Hockey Club held a meeting last nent to discuss matters relative\u2019 to the meeting \u201cfo-night.A de- that no information was ven out eting.w.J.after the me Foch will be one of del tes from the Ancient Capital he storm may.delay their Arrival \u2018for to-night's méetin === ENGLAND V8.SWEDEN HOW REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ROSE WON AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL MATCH.« The first of the amateur international motènes played in Great Britain this season did not attract a very large crowd to the ground of the Hall City Club recently, when England met and defeated the chosen of Sweden by seven goals to 1t was clearl 7 apparent that England rere dite avin ly alley ere ca e of doing, .per fen not to be too harsh upon the visit another and a greater reason\u2019 gaslkecpin à Den So easily bore | on ee of Bengtson, 0 ily £ op 0 on the Bwedish side.He was wonderfully y agile and quick in all that he di Some of his work was marvellous, but his special forte = es as.manner of dealing with.bigh drt Next in point of merit came he cents h-forward Boerjeson.A d worker and:thorough trier the whole time, he was as often as not prevented from recording a goal by his own clumsiness .onl; oned down, Boer- \u2018jeson has ihe Hiakth ings of a more than useful centre.One fault common to the whole of the Swedes was defictéfäëy in speed.-This made a huge differ rence.to them, for.they Were never able t O koep pace with the English Sorwards on the run, and handle the ball, and never once through out the whole afternoon was he given anything approaching: a dai shot to deal with.e ay s combination was capith lally did.Owen EN Ther ri ta lendiaiy.8 acked each 0 er u 8 or La e lod the line spl ; endidiy.p tt ne.al or 0 e quintette w.re, deu tedly \"avion: Woodward.He adi ightful touches were greatly to the.enjoyment of the crowa.Three of Englands seven gale came | the first ha Owén and ley each! performed the \u2018hat trick, and .the maining goal came tons \"Woodward.spirit in hich hich: the igame.was.contested ing ole ninety minutes was Ee 14, and à on #0 onb-sided; the game was a change from sirenuousness of 1* o girite; oF} touls matler of | taf that th at Fhe rer 1e Fatorse mm might 1! well AL se On y, and they idem mas he salle] upon to use 1 ngland\u2014R.B.we Corbett (Birm Tham poryn Sat à F dine\u2019, hd or 2 E J.W.Chapo (Nottingham .ley (Clapton), 7a$chept ) SE 25 ) 8 \u2018Beh N.Anderson.8.Onis: .a.rés Eten # EE, \u201cRefure, 3 Groothotr, Honena.: \" a A a swimming MEET | prs \u201c Bose: Host: Realtd in the Forty ; Ÿ Yards Event.: .î en mes swimming mest of \u201cth se win me ot 0 RUGBY MAD Enthusiasts Lined Frozen Tor, onto Streets for Many Hours for Football Tickets.AT MIDNIGHT THERE WERE 1,000 IN LINE WAITING FOR STORE TO OPEN AT EIGHT O'CLOCK © TO-DAY.A despatch from Toronto states that the sporting people have -gone rugby mad in anticipation .of witnessing the encounter for the Dominion Championship on Saturday, when Toronto \u2019Varsity meet Ottawa.The reserved seat plan for the game opened at H.H.Love's sporting goods store on Yonge street at 8 o'clock this morning.At 8 o'clock yesterday morning there were five yo men muffled in sweaters and overcoats, li} up in front of the door and all day long the number increased.At noon at least 400 enthusiasts had spread out in a line leading up Yonge street.F.Bradfield, who was ois of the first on the scene, undertook the office of marshal, and as the line grew gave every pewoomer bis number.- At 8 o'clodk last night at least 400 were preparing to camp for the night, and by 11 o'clock the line had spread - Yonge street to Shuter, across south - towards the Queen street all night lunch stands.The crowd was estimated at close to a thousand.The temperature was below freezing all day and last night stood at 16 degrees above, but the majority of the crowd were well prepared to face the cold.Well up in the line about fifty 'Varsity students were camping on stools, suit cases, etc.One confessed to having on three sweaters and three pairs of socks, besides a heavy overcoat, toque and mittens.Those fortunate enough to be in a doorway were stretched out in blankets trying to sleep.Fanly prices were offered during the day for places in the line.-One- enthusiast, at 8 o'clock last night, with twelve lon hours Lo wait, offered $25 fd \u2018a place, \"Non i = cot às ever Before oa roto, an ike afte: frendanch Brito) J ga me ises to reach the.10,000 mark.Varaity's team is indulging in light practices every afternoon.Particular attention fe being paid to signals and trick plays.Even the most expert critics are amazed at the.development in the speed of the team shown during recent practices, and it is tn this that Varsity supparters exjéct to win.In the meantime some 1,500 students are practising in the gym and elsewhere special Shores and 80 to te sung during the game.They will also have a brass and bugle band on the field.The line-up of the 'Varsity team will mont probably be as follows: \u2014Full back, Dixon; halves, Gall, Newton and Lawson; quarterback, Fouldes; scrimmage.Ritchie, Bell and Jones; wings, Muir, Hume, Park, Kingston, Lajote pl \u2018Thompson.The only doubtful 11 and Jones, who are on the in- Jured Ha Hat, and should they not play, Crulek- shanks and.Gage will be called upoñ.i \u2014\u2014 | New York, Nov.%.\u2014Emilio Lupghi, the phenomenal runner, wbo smashed three time-honored American récords since his ar- Rival in ths coun will leave America week.He has home to do tary ce in the regular Italia army, \u2018his countrymén are bound.uled to sail on Stet nar 'Sabaudo\u2019 of the Italian 1 ecem 34 while he ln ash ing toward Italy, Harold Wilson, will leave our shores.tired and Bever returm.Inughl says he ol Be back at the rat op- with | sat the American athletic world Joses ar on pi trick and off tt, wii.of his folie a Thay have proved themse be well To i Luhghl's es os end ad o th are vete- Saving won mary shah, où cach | here and abroad is a phe- night il} be am i | Lodhi o has been ng 102 pls played.rns ty TE oad to cates, DOV years and wis paver a sath the A an In Fapios Ang.RET Rr A ; .Olymple games while at 615 pos.Business Men he Es, har! (mer); 3 Parent fon before.the mighty, strid Stride of ot Mébrin Bh e- posed by the Hatriers.Both teams play.6 to opte.G.Draper \u201cin the \u201c500 mie native very fast game, so a pretty contest uboulé w fi (4 secs.), dead COURLEY he holds] every atent 1 recor from result.\u2018The Cubs and Er.Leaders will mest .die wait @ nea.Time, 24 2.5 3 Daf mile to ten Shek = in way coun eouns at 9.25 p.m:,-and this sh i ve à gross: team, they ; form, should win.The.> ar a pot = 04 4 æ past G sûr), § in 8 6 jost his ha three se Husky Lo thelr opp oppopents, eax be.- | pointe): points).42: polats; P \u2018ç I at {J e Hm gere 5 Le bris as and Se Yuii will Ta INTERNATIONAL SARS.Now.York, Nov.24.\u2014Henry PB.CI o} Bas ule of Boston a wi his: detent \u2018| yi: of ' ouate otal of @ PEN da RC RE AG and Relay Mok fpur teams; Ave > worsen HOCKEY | fis 0g | IP must Mono Last Night.- x | an, at the PE æ i gE 2h dr Pp , delicious food for every ph day in every home \u2018up Shuter to Victoria and was then turning T eovesemsmmasass RUNNER TO BE A SOLDIER | 0.test miler, also | \"rhe little Sasliskman has | Moatreal, November 16th, 1909.R.F.JONES, The January, 1910, Issue of the Montreal Telephone Directory Goes to Press December 1st, 1969.No New Entries or Corrections will be received after that date.The Classified Business Seotien will be closed November 20th.Place your orders st once, thet they may appear in this issue.LocAL MANAGER.\"MAN £83 Tia: k ASK FOR LAMB'S We 40 not make the fibres 25 Gen ta Phone Up 3480, LAMB'S Mans LIMITED UFACTURERS OF k Sausa Grooeries, at me Market, Limited, and ii sbi G-P.R Dining Service.PORK SAUSAGES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LAMB'S MARKET, Limited, 22a University Street, Montreal WE TAKE A SPECIAL, PRIDE tn the manner in which we return WOOL BLANKETS sent to the TOILET LAUNDRY TEN LAUNDRY THAT XNOWS NOW\"., nor run the in the border.42 Richmond Street.\u2014 \"CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS Programme for for Convention to] be Held Next Week.The City Improvement League announces as follows thé official pro | e of the civic convention, to be Bela in Montreal from Tuesday till hursday of next week: \u2014 November 30, 8.16 hool, 408 DeMontigny Plan of Government by a Board aia tne aad Canada and practice in gers ar and its iil tion n Tatton Diseus on\u2019 led Jed by.Oliver phone Shams Hon.Senator e Jobin McNaughton, and pr Lan » F esday afternoon, Daceratet ab af Tuesday even M tealm bent, BE ft Colon\u201d: e \u2018avenue: uvéaile Discu four Scott (presi- dont Sis AR TL | Rev.P.Perrier, D.D, Miss F.H.Hib bard, à 2, Weller: and othe oi Un ning, Dec ember 1, 8.1} Moai! | Dniversity Chemistry and bi Bull ease Water oF only Problem of Mont ig 1a by Professor G.aa SET G.Janin, C.E, R.tan, M.D., Aiderman Ya = MD, Professor A.Pstavires: MD J.Harrison, M H St Ge iD, C.N.Valin, and others.Thursday.afternoon, ores © ela: Tm.Hall er © Brock oan ey College e Houst Rg Probl vay \u201cMontreal 4 Overrowain Fe Slum Discussion led by We Rev.J.Pate sear Pelletier ing, M.D., Mrs.Smillie.and others.Thu Rn eveni Deçember 3, p.ma ¢ Art Gallery.Pnilips fuare.\u2018City annin ÿ Improvem muthe City and felana of To-morrow.\u2019 =o lustrated.Discussion led by Prof.\" F E.Nobba NÉ MS TOR F.Todd, E.P.Laoh e sa J.Rawson Gatdiner, and des the speakers announced oth ers Interested: gre invited to join im the discussion .in tha \\ LA re 1 de en ET 2 Soa EE BE ara EE \u2018 this city, to report on the models for THE WORST \u2018FIRST STORM || FOR YEARS Blizzard Brought Snow to Montreal Last Night, and Demoralized Traffic.SLEIGH BELLS TO-DAY.THE STREET RAILWAY HAD ALL NIGHT FIGHT WITH $TORM, WHICH INTERFERED WITH SERVICE.Winter has made a swirling, blustering.effective debut.People homeward bound at the \u2018rush hour\u2019 last night had to battle with a wind which bustled and jostled them and sent them scurrying from side to side to seek the sheltered places.And it was cold! The thermometer dropped rapidly, and ears and fingers tingled, with the first real suggestion of winter's icy grip.Ag darkness fell, driving snow began to fall, stinging the faces of pedestrians, and the flakes came thicker and thicker, flying in white sheets and eddies about \u201che corners of buildings and over street crossings.By 11 o'clock Montreal was in the grip of a blizzard which rivalled the best that the severest winter weather - could produce, and the snow was being driven down in such masses by the raging wind that one could scarcely see a foot ahead.It was the worst *first storm\u2019 Montreal has seen for years.\u2018It continued, through with abated vigor, all night; and this morning, the city awoke to find the \u2018streets covered with a mantle of snow so deep as to drive them from the sidewalks and send them in a long straggling line down the street railway tracks, +where the walking was easier.With the foundation provided by the frozen remnants of the slush of Monday night and Tuesday, the snow last night made good sleighing, and with the exception of the cars, few wheeled vehicles are to be seen on the streets to-day.The merry ring of sleigh bells is heard, snd br\u2019ngs the first near suggestion of Christmas, now less than flve weeks away.Monday\u2019s and Tuesday's storm was sufficient to resurrect ths family snowshovel; to-day saw it in active operation all over the city.Those proprietors in front of whose houses they have not been busy, will, as sr n as the storm Is over, be promptly notified that there is a by-law in ellst- ence under \u2018which they are very likely to be sued if they do not proceed to put off what nature put on the sidewalks.\u201cIt is still snowing, so we will give them a chance,\u2019 said the prospective Deputy Chief of Police, Inspector.-He- bert, *his morning.\u2018If they don't, get to.work after the storm stops, hoy- ever, we will get after them.\u2019 STREET RAILWAY'S HARD FIGHT.The Montreal Street Railway \"had a hard night.The full staff of sWeepers, 26 in all, with the best of the day men in charge, flve on each sweeper, were on duty all night, the Montreal Sirget Railway officials bay,\u2018 and of them are still working Superintendent Gaboury was on duty all night, and at a late hour this morning had not yet gone home, so that h~ has been on duty over 24 nours.Whit e the sidewalks are being clear- y the citizens, the snow on the ts is being let lle.The reason oi ,this is that the city does not take ufirthe task of clearing the streets and ing the snow away until Decem- beri and it will take a good deal mpre snow than has at present fallen to bestir the Road Department until that me.NO DAMAGE AT THE HARBOR.Although the storm was a heavy one for this time of the year no damage was done at the waterfront.The sole trans-Atlantic vessel in the harbor, the C.P.R.\u2018Montreal,\u2019 lles at her berth at the Jacques Cartier pier, her deck covered with snow.This fact, however, has not interfered with her loading operations, which are going on merrily.One or two late boats were moving about this morning.The bar- bor commissioners\u2019 engine is busy shunting cars to the various sheds, and the storm has interfered with this phase of the harbor\u2019s activity very little.It is expected the \u2018Montreal\u2019 will clear to-day and leave for sea to-morrow, then indeed the scene will be a desolate one along the waterfront; it will be quite vaine dre except for a ew tugs and pu dred are still working.ne ges which ~ ST.CATHERINE'S DAY Snow Came in Time for the \u201cLatire \u2019 Parties Today.To-day is the feast of St.Cather and with it duly come the famous xine die\u2019 or snow storm, which Canadians- of'old were accustomed to expect with certainty.Of late years, the' good saint seemed.to have forgotten the time-honored custom, but.her bountiful supply on this occasion is ealculat- ed.fo make her devotees forget past French-Ca- omissions.No genuine nadian family can afford to allow St.Catherine's Day to pass without indulging in thé innocent recreation of making \u2018latire.! apd when as on the present occasion, à ere is abundance of snow, the pleasure is doubled by cooling the luscious candy on the beautiful white cloth provided by nature, and by furnishing the young people with an opportunity eof enjoying the first sleigh drive of the season, in the | country districts.atherine is also looked u thé patroness of \u2018old msids,\u2019 and tris | 5 special attribute fs made the occasion of much good humored teasing of ladies of fies 1! age, at the different \u2018latire\u2019 pai es \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE MERCIER MONUMENT.The Quebec Government has appointed Mr.J.O.Marchand, architect, of the Mercier monument, photograph and descriptions of which appeared.in last Saturday's \u2018Witness.\u2019 ee \u2014 = For a Sweet Stomach and a happy life try ooLD BVEAYWH ERE.20: \u2018 _ EA \u201csample Strips of the Very Finest of Embroideries, Half-Price\u2014Friday FLOUNCINGS ED GI N as, A hé a are part of a special purchase which most important we have made 1 ALLOVE RS, - VEILINGS, Worked on Swine\u201d \"Muslin and Na Ë are supremely fine\u2014not some or most of them, but all of them.They are sample strips\u2014you know r N SERTTON 8, - 4 al Wh 45 tose \u201cembroideiies ch ve means,cand they | régard \u2018as one of the: in years.LONG MITTS .Ladies and children's; mi the fre-time athe | price; a \u201cwool sash, & vrarm pair wed.mitts, a good wool tuque; all made of well spun \u2018yam.Per set, complete coo.$112 #Your.d cardingl, scarlet: dy , Ot white.\u2014 ble.Cae TUQUE, SASH and Li {9 He ps Ze fr Colored Gaiters at .\u201d OnFriday and Saturday we shall affer you besides our black: 7 and F \u201810 button gaîters a choice fom our best quality tailor-made American : melton cloth and ooze leather\u2014 those selling -75, $1.00 and $1.50 at per pair 45 om .roy Good Things.on Friday Dress Nets and Allover Valenciennes | y,,, 1c À The Val.Allovers are 18 inches wide, in five differe;; [i patterns, and would bejust value at 49 yard; The Dress Nets are 22 inches wide, in two distinct pa.terns (ribbon threaded effect) ; 90 cents is what they ough: 1+ be; \u2018we have previously sold some like them very special at 4° On Friday we have about 300 yards in the two lots, and ridiculous as it may appear, we offer them at, per yard.13 Women\u201d.s Lisle RIBBON Safety Pin Holders 3 | Attorneys t [EERE de ce Tr mille, question, wes T a to ag wh 0 the Clty the rr Pp es à Why not from the wholesalers.you?* be es unrivalled production on | PERSIAN LAMB ous for.your olésest investiga: \u2026 Prioes are a revelation You are Ae ee Re Nk de Fe Fe fe Fe Te he We edhe ke fe Keke The marked prices should be .10, .20, .25, .35,.40; .50, rE Co Special Frida \u2014 : \u2018 60, 75.$1.00, and a few pisces at even 3250, Woofer y WwW Thread Hose Spee ES Made from Ribbon) ig _ them | in each case at exactly 1/5 Price.omen\u2019 S ool 10 Yard ends of Holly : \u2014 _ 3 Pairs for .50 ribbons which are 1 and 1} Your choice of blue, pink : | Aa Over stockings 25 [ .inches wide specie for Friday Il .R 0 pair .espec i j mé Elastic, heavy worsted, ribbed pair nd were worth i; that 69.at .39.| \u2018 overstockinig, with plain foot; wou OW much for .Rich waists of Net and Lace: lined with silk; others in every thread wéol\u2014black on pairs > Well, we offer .messaline, taffeta silk, and crepe de chine\u2014the odd numbers { % * 1-3- pairs for .50 Below W of some of our higher class dress waists of splendid style\u2014those of: CONTte ore 88 to 10: half price isn't it?And ma ares that range from $7.50 to $10.00.| children\u2019s sizes, too, at the th price ak.sk ed, - conte: ; \u2018 ere are pi 8 tan, Fr b Friday we offer 33 of them at, each.ce ees $495 same price .0.25 black and ps ds \u2019 fn New Bengaline Buttons, in black and navy; 8 sizes.| 1 (All regular sizes in the lot but not in each style.) _ .spec designs\u2014ine per dozen.cove en ee en eee 01525 ane as lisle thread, too, every pair.Detachable collar \u2018supports, | in all sizes (the pocket Kind); black «or I : : white.Set of three, per set.:.+.ss cv st +2 20 ve 0s av .5 ; v 5 Ï y + - .All shades of Royal Society embroidery floss, per skein 10 .9 , re we 3 GÈ Wool Shawls.19 Women $ & rns Women S Cashmere Large skeins of mercerized cotton perle, black or colors, for fancy slip _ .; ; _ pers.Per skeln.ce eres ae se 20 os on ov se se .50 Were it not for the fact that Chiffon scarfs are being worn Sample Gloves .ie : Stockings 39 Large towel rings, very finely enamelled.+.+.-.+.2 for .15 CONTE! a good deal instead of ice-wool, we woul d be selling these.J .A big range of covered metal and bone buttons, in various sizes CLC _\u2014 and colors, are clear t, ce se eo se se os shawls and fascinators at .75, $1.00 and $1.50; \u2018and to those Women's cashmer, children's 537 vai ed from th Wicker table mate, round or oval.oe BP TIC | ce LL.se.» se ee BE te ER OC oe eu +.5 who desire the heat \u2018of them and the niore lasting comfort of wool and \u2018 cathmere gloves, ut mantfacturer much below the A table of .8 curlers, .5b boxes of pins, .5 cards of hooks and even, 5 them, they are still worth the prices mentioned.We want to not more than 150 pairs in all ordinary price and for that boxes of hairpins, bodkins, cards of pear! pins, safety pine.hat ear them, however.We certainly ought to succeed at.49 Friday, per pair .12 offered Frida pins, all at.+.0.vo ee ce ch vv er eves arene eB for S Are | | se on reason oliere riday at 39 | All sizes and shepes of pin cushion forms at, each.15 close of : not, do more ful Store Closes ager be \u201c 1m.wl Daily \"Remes At 5.30 pm does no ; \u2019 28.A \u2014 be brou ing nigl Thursday, time, ex ï _Nov.25, 1909 LE Candida .Te , postage ps ma - - - - oy contest C P R TR AIN A that {he gieamer Wood of the Gili Dodds at one hurried over and turned = ee content christ flee roceeded about fif-.a an s out on the À.: - f mail, 5 0 Re teen miles\" above Point au Barques, Street.The two familles were forced Of Inter S \u2019 THE GAGNON LIBRARY.any vot .DA AY L ATE when ë blinding snowstorm turned her to leave their sommes and found Shel | .; .any vo! ound a rove her aground about a ne oring office.oth of : p.m.Mc \u2018 one mile east of Kettle Point.She the buildings were-gutted by the blaze, : Options Offered to Laval, the No ma : ~ was released this morning by the tug Which broke through.the roof.i City C il hour wi \u2018Winslow,\u2019 of the Reld Wrecking Com- \\ ; ity ounc and Another which 3 : pany, and\u2019 proceeded up the lake un- A HURRICANE AT: QUEBEC.BARGAINS AND DRESS.bar them from an equal share in the Instituti the con Ri From Toronto to Ottawa injured Québec, Nov.24\u2014A blizzard 1s| Some women are born with clothes responsibilities of Me.on.mail by thos despatch from ort Huron states ragt ng here.The gale blew with vio- sense: some acquire it through long women uch 2 mistake to taney ne T \u201cKeep n-.steamer was report- lence all & \u2019 - ba ey | The diff ve eep Madeto Accompaniment of ed aground east of Kettle Point, on wind took oe irricane, galt | The and painful experience: and some re indifferent and frivolous.recently been made concerning th re read it Tuesday night, on the Canadian shore.compenied b snow: 2 \u2018the end © I should like to see all charity or- cious library of Mr.P.G Que voursel! \"Falling Telegraph of Lake Huren.It has since been oy A ime never have it, but go on tothe end of ganized and impersonally directed, so bee and thy options made tar Ita or: VOTES gr Pp 1 at she is the \u2018Jas.P.Wood,\u2019 THE WITNESS DAILY: P ATTERN.the chapter dowdy and ill-dressed.that what is done in private shall be chase, Vers oo made for its pur.Subsc of .She was released yes- Learning to buy the Fight clothes is a | M°TE6d Into what is done by the reliable rumors, but interview © ho to the 1 Poles.terdby \u2018 By tugs and proceeded on her home * dfessn hould k \u2018state, letting all charities belong not ve » but an interview give ble vote _ uâhe lakes ype Dom ogue cof ih » great training for developing - judg- to individuals, but to the city.If yesterday by the Rev.Abbe Dubois, of a TA degpateh from Detroit stad t pattern cuts, , \"Be Eo |ment and, discrimination.Only; after | - OO [he Jacques Cartier Normal nie anti à | iio\" nteamers \u2018Frank oaths hat foe pereeio von os [practice-mnless one has {he bers = 1 pion créer facts gxpiainine ug to the BETWEEN CARLETON PLACE AND! n- snd .Hoover, noth of Du- time.£7 aa ink un |.S l'elothos: sefise-\u2014does \u2018One\u2019 learn: to\u201d steer |\u2019 gate Octobér 20h last, the Rev.Abvg Y subsert) OTTAWA 240 POLES WERE RE- luth, ing the niet injured in a collision\u201d I clear of the pitfally of the unsuitable with a view to secure the valuabl bex pa MOVED FROM THE TRAGK Ce Fans i: ar BDL, off Grosse roles ; | and the deceitful, and like most other collection for Montreal, got a written contest.p \"| down with coal.It is thought that | : experiences it involves mistakes and | price being rod an 300000 a ihe be cour .the Steering gear of the \u2018Balt \u2018went \u2019 wasted money.offer SH Ne A Bn iy race.Ottawa, Nov.24\u2014With telegraph SC Clair with her peak full on Lake, There is hardly a woman Tiving who 1910.Abbe Dubois then in his tum TÜRNE poles lying across the track in profu- and the \u2018Mason and Hoover went to\" is not amenable to the temptation.of verstiy the tarte \u201cot Lt SIDE ( sion for mile after mile, and no tele- at Eorome for kes Engineering Works.: bar sain, on resin In the hands of a already manifested a desire to have in) graph wires with which to acquaint stove in and her stern twisted: a an of Judgment Is o great ald to until december at next ne ve SSI the outside world of its predicament, The United States Marine Stations |.ressing well on a small sum; but it now considered probable that this op- SIC the C.P.R.train which left Toronto along the Atlantic seaboard between | .is often a terrible stumbling-block in | tion will be taken advantage of.This w on Monday night at 10 o'clock, aud or signals.Eastport are ispiayie ; the way oR her who has not learned Meanwhile, the City of Montreal hav departr was due in Ottawa at 6.25 yesterday 8 Merely because a thing is cheap is no Abe Dubois Gove the Evie Fevmorti Nov, 2 morning, reached Ottawa at, one FIRE IN SNOWSTORN guod reason for its purchase, yet hun- another option to run from Decemb sured t o'clock this morning.creds of badly-dressed women may 1st, 1809, to January 1st, 1910.The The run from Toronto, which, under be non other.g wing pri re Tught pyAnother option has been asked by thelr f ordinary cireumatances, takes = LC Two.F amilies and Sixty the wisdom of Purchasing a 85-50-arti- Fae which the Rev.Abbe cannot mm Count, in a Sittie more than 26 hours with.Horses Rendered Home- = Seas never it presents itself for at che present moments and that be mad extreme difficulty, and an interesting a : So There is but.one way to indulge § 1910.This third de a a Abbe Du have b tala of the trip is told by passengers less.bargains, and that, is to have cl r bois iders the most serious of be com on the train.Among these wore the \u2014 idea of what one\u2019s wardrobe \u201cneeds: three ers the serious of Wi one, al Toronto members of the deputation Two families were turned out in \u2018a then be on the watch for those things, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 po vor to see the Go vernment abou from the blindifg snowstorm early this morn- and.when they are reduced hasten to ona fi land Canal; some lawyere aus te ing, when fire broke out In a house capture them at the money-saving nt Queen City eager to reac à num-.adjoining the stables of Dawes and price.By this method one may be PRESIDENT DIAZ A CARPENTER ore t Supreme Court business, an > 3 Company, on St.Paul street.Sixty -sure.not only of saving money, but of (\u2018Mexican Herald.) | the do ber of parliamentarians an usingss oo ses.which were also turned out, socuring precisely the article one President Diaz received at Chapuhtt rolled about gleefully in the snow on really needs.pec castle a committee of workme hough in the vicinity of Toronto 8 Paul and Notre streets.- Many a woman sallies forth to pur- who invited him to attend the velada te Two Monday night's storm was one of t e .rhe fire broke out in the rear of | chase a practical walking skirt and be given by the laboring element in tht vour ef worst of its kind ever experienced, = | No.685 §t.Paul.street, à vacant cones home with a , OVér-trim- Teatro Arbéu, in honor of Jesus Gar chance wires were.down, it was as the Tam [a dwelling, \"and: sprend: œujehiy to thé ed dress which she does not.nead, cla.the engineer hero of Nacozari, vif finest approached Petedborough that the a3.two adjolning buildings, one océupled | which, nèver'.quite fits into any occa- saved the town but lost his own life d and B : el ad to be\u201d to moved from ft PV pe ES pelt, aistaker of the other res widen she bought for uo | pulling a burning train of dynamite ol victors 63e > oth so n use th village.; track one by one with great labor.ESPN man Boda Fo \" other os \u2018wes matked .down to the: price of coe : 1 qe a carpenter,\u2019 said Preside TEE From Peterborough a Wor in was stables, and his family.The flames, | walking skirt.Another will go.forth |.MRS, ' CLAREN MACKAY, Dins A \u2018As a young man I was triendy this ço not out, and all the way to - 8 fanned by the wind, quickly spread 6 | LADIES siigmy BASGUE.to purchase & éhirt waist, and return FOURder of EY \u2018patrase Associs- with a Frenchman, who taught me this ne Falls the train crew was busy remov- the stables in the rear, and Leith and: ; with an-elabofate-wirtip fe Which shé CEE to work with tools, and with my © a vi to Ing Obert pt.see rcloex === | Paris.Patter No.3090.|, has Seas toit use, Dut which - was mer.he right, of suffrage T think eee ae © chair ies Cot a popular x >|\" This \u2018design 46 on of - th atest |\u201d © : am of Deputies of Oaxad to ant on Monday night.\u201d \"Ft -Mave-.{th -0N8, e Tbat-is bad buying and it is.gradually be brought about.a which I sat many times when AN t 8 o'clock in the morn- things \u2018out.cyt\u2019 on the.most : re- pe is the opportunit .y th will be oe ond the run between there and gracetul Lines\u2019 ana Site 2 glove.The sponsible for bad dressing aid later \u2018man uf letsire OE aavats hor enorgles Ed long, D Central Ontario Junction.& distance | Srovidon tor oie round or aa ted | 7 $e needs of your \u2018wardrobe.| seat an Hanae bone re Tring to go of 13 miles, took § BOUIT att t 11 Gutline at.the dower edge._ The pe: Pian 6 \u2018carefully, and know-just what she stands beside the \u2018workers, until th The C R.made de tempt o { seam sleeve.Is pl into th © you: ugtit to buy.Theii\u2019 réfuss to be Which\u201d te give ber entgy to a cause | a coun feed the pas Dassengers at entre n- MP with slight gattéts and its ths tempted by thififs\u2019 you ought mot to | mo unites all.omen upon a com- cwarml tario .Junction, ahd at Tweed again |.| ar Closely, extending ue mes bx: no: matter hëw clieap they are.and.Ee are women.ner to gome of the train grew brought crack-} à [lin a oat.\u2018sak aver the : Brookiyh Eagle v0 pand, for the x \u201cof.their #oman- | guine ers and ted and coffes\u201d tor.the women da 3 material.t a hs Cloth wt) Co ery Crit .hood ! finfah.and children.= Grove a few miles 1 1 thease we ale 5 to be had.LR TEL PURE = until ex rent of Hharhot lake, We Toros es A paint FARCE Lea.FOOD CARPALGN EX train from - Toronto to : F- ak.3 hig \u2018There ats two and the delayed (rain fes switohed I ov tos Wag Sue h | Ek Ee er franeniee, Nom Hedlth Committee : \u2018Propose to - Tew A [ : em ans ; .onto the tier.tints proviaions Favs [ion rhs pte int tac ing fa e sttctiy purtsmsciké was \"die | Prossoute Shippers Well | a out, ag many.6 passengers A4 inch bust, th ° ve vi | giher having its prliquarters ia two 48 jl andide in Bu secomniotated were A rr Ro.: \u2018softly: : \u2018as Sell of Tinpure F ood.ut vo .30 in the ] ora uphol- ers .: \u2018at Smith's Falls, where the diner \u2018was + Jars Pe nen tones, and d der ates q ave 7 color edie again switched over to the, Montreal {inches RE x 7 : ; od of tact, with earnestness and Members ot the Hi H which : train.About two hours were speut § | latter, tite Bqual works met\" again yesterday Ludtth.Committed ; m ni ; at Smith\u2019 8, Falls, and the difficult trip 3 : League, 1 beaded b Franchise further \u2018considere n to on all 4 resumed, tha wdirk train \u2018preced- 1} = Mactay y Mrs.Clarence nsideretion tothe revist ; } depart?ara and.removing ob- 11\" Mar ay, who a : June.good-looking, | Of, The health byAaws, birt owing io : Votes jo.d'entidren.he lx the, mother of thr e ap A very ljttle progress | ° 5 Tuesdsm rae.1 shildren.a ph ita\u201d to see thi a, day was me Bure os wrnment.|, ment, 3 0 MM peari ther erly believes i à at, cn vus 15° Mike, the ake the ere vas HOE ad JR ure 1 gf inner 2 | nok.only ns oo.the distrib ot.and}.raterd Ix Le F- officer 1 Ye ba {of health, : Tree vers | ly UT :esda (se sd, tor it Waa andi .vo- | Whe twin perfectly.ges they: ; - WRI + J ; Lo the milk os itty 60 54 7 [ERE she Se Mai EE RT %| a ; ils Mo! \u201cthay.be: § 4 ela the farmer Hine\u201d farmer PLE Ln vot. oo > Cr et LAr _ 7 \u201c EU, a on - a) = THE MONTREAL PAY Wits THU DAY, sovsunis | QE re \u2014\u2014 » re RAT TEN O'CLOCK Double Vou on all Fi turned in until the close of Contest, Nov.27.Tr rer À - L \u2014 \u201d .A pose neue \u2014 co iy me a.| \u2019 -| Janet MceRobie, 58 Argule.103810 Mrs, W.C.Moore, P.Sound, O.35865 \u2014 \u2014 days d CRI IE Annie Armstrong, 68 Mc G.Coll.72980 Clara Atkinson, Toronto, Ont.21685 promus Sin IE 1S a Mrs.J.Balentine, 151 St.Antoine 65978 | Mad.Topping, Forfar, Ont.20980 2 9 | : Letitia Ansell, 43 Cathoart St.©5820 May Morris, Hamilton, Ont.19850 ¥ 1 rs.Hackett, 33 McG.Coll.Av.63835 Miss GG.Barber, Moosomin, Sask.18450 .i q ss A.Clement, 257 Sherbrooke 48625 Mrs.A.Stanton: Toronto, Ont.17°35 IE Miss M.C.Cylma, 687 St.Cath.46855 Mra.Emma Mopkins, Leduc.16880 ?Eva Rolfe, 96 University St.423875 Loritta Nichola, Toronto, Ont.15865 .i AS Estelle Christie, 14 Phillips Place 36210 Tenie Sharpe.Honiskillen, Ont.16346 I ar Miss G.Watson, 155 Peel St.32850-| Mary EK.Mciab, Carleto- Place 15236 1 ' 2 Stella Watson, 5 Brunswick.80925 Nettie Wilkerson, Bmbro.14830 i : oo lise J Bymi, 04 Crescent st.afi0 Doris Jenrona Tateck cp\u201c: 11816 Subscriptions in Montreal and Suburbs wa \u2014_\u2014 Irene Ware, 20 Hanover St.19335 Libble Manning, Hartley, Ont.12825 Subscription Votes.a Ri -Bleanor F.Hartley, 314 P.AT.St.16720 Mrs.J.W.Fox, Owen Sound.12670 ot Price.Noos 806 ~ Miss E.rannenit, 34 Shuter st 18985 Florence Vette, 1 onto, Ont.12840 D Carrier es eo ov os se se sesesesasrennn 3 months, $1.00 1.600 2.000 A J Maud Oliver, rescen \u2026\u2026.l Jennie McDougal n Butte 5 ser 6e se ss se se autos ass0en0us , .\u2019 .: A contest Drawing to Close\u2014 Candidates Should Turn Im 320, rn 8 ro ey St.Toass acon Robertson, Walkerton, -Ont 11065 | \u201cDaily by Carrier.2 NU 13 months, 400 12000 6,000 Ea : Minnie Daly, 549 Dorchester St.14316 Stella Wilson, Omemee, Ont.10960 \u201cDaily by Carrler.ov co ve 40 50 ve curiae, 24 months, 8.0 , , if | Their Subscriptions Without Any Delay Now.Florence Greene, 2 Phillips Place 12640 Miss F.G.McConnell, I Coll yd.10845 Hf fly by AGERE.0 ve sre ve ee eieninne .3 months, 6 1,200 600 208 | Maud Hedges, 308 St.Catherine 13625 Mrs.A .Mennie, Guelph, Ont.10800 Gnt.+.+0 oo eu oe ve sssssecesscsss § months, 1.50 2,200 1,600 5 ; by Ag Miss J.Collins, 67 Jurors St.13480 Loritta Nichols, Toronto, Ont .9465 by Agent.a+ se 6e 6» 66 +» ve > , .a ; m.Monday evening 1s t e dea Ine: DISTRICT No.L\u2014That portion of Bath She Shot 8 9 Bang quinet + Mr Jena Ho Reid.Glencatrn.|.| Joos aily Witness.vv +.ve oe on cesse UN 24 months, 6.00 24,000 12,000 Fin tour will be considered, and any votes the ary, lying south of the canal Miss E.Swinwood, 672 Huntley 75205 Mrs.A.Sanders; Toronto .1600 \u2018 eekly Witnesg.6.+.+.6006 06 ever v to LEO I.LEET, Room 807, Merchants Lint know there was one.Does tardy justice, the three Bidwell girls ried them far away, and the ride she they get it, whe purchase ong , Jews Bank Bullding, 205 st.James 7 ; Mr.Dorrance's books?\" crept out to the street.When they had with Aunty Lou was so nice that agent or street rc 44 would not Tel.Main 789., Rally, I don\u2019t know.It has most were safely past the side of the Cathe Elinor #nd she both forgot all about be classed as & n \u201cbet Tver In © hest classics, however, and I dral close, and had rounded the eor- [the poor swinging queen.Eyerybody [if he or she had never before given in SOUTH AFRICAN WARRANTS\u2014h Fa : be gtad\u2014 ner into quiet Garden street, the sec- wag snugly in bed before she was even their name to the office of publication i À A est 8.25 cash paid.MULHOLLAND & ca interrupted.ond Miss Bidwelk spoke.thought of again, and then it was Ber- as a subscriber, for such subscription s sis of Canadian N rth W Victoria street.Toronto.,.is books I want.I sent for \u2018How extraerdinary!\u2019 she said.And tie who rememberad.would add nothing to the already es- ynop a ° est but apparently they are stalled again, \u2018Really, how very American that Somehow be had not fallen asleep tablished élrculation Land Regulations.ONTARIO LAND GRANTS\u2014LOCATED a homestesdue réa NEW sub- custom house, and I am losi young person onc nd soon there came swift scriber is one who HAS NOT BEEN nd unlocated\u2014purchased for cash, ~/ I Want to see what sort of But the youngest.Miss Blawell was Toate ot and the roll of thun- \u20ac regular rpager er of \u2018 ous.wily, or ay Sale.over If Tee head of a : MULHOLLAND & CO.34 Victoria st, he writes.Have you read any more lenient.1 sh id.der, and he thought of Queen + © ae\u201d a > a qurs Totonto.\u2018Poor ' she sa \u2018How * 4 omin anito \u2018at al.I read almost no nov- disconcerting it will be for her or Me Started up in bed.Oh, oh, he A GRANGERE\u2019 PROTEST Saskatchewan ha pren =.plicant SOUTH AFRICAN VETERANS.= Second Bidwell made uncom- she returns to find us gone!\u2019 must get her! But he didn't like Againet Combines, Trusts and the Pro- Fands Keen Sub-Agency fo : Babaion buying South African Land Grants Eo slder sister offered swift cor- (To te continued,) storms, apd it was so dark and so fer posed: N trict.Entry Toy proxy may be fh at J on highest price.Jt will pay you te \u2014 to the oreRérd oe sined then.Boy _ ther er.som \u201cEaugiier.brotho fa ge tie rite or see No \u2019 oot ore selling.T.8 var, vo r d \u2018M \u2019 3 ; eould he ever do u ow T ; _ T, \u2019 ly » ler or ~ D, #80 St.Catherine East, Moat A igre oad Marcelle\u2019 and CHILDREN'S CORNER.did love that dont\" ing of the Dominion Grange comment.|\" Duues Biz monte\u201d resldenoe upon PATENTS THAT PROTECT ren.| on Miss Bidwell accepted \u2014 108 A rien it he vin ond nde ed tas afternoon, wiih the master, Mr.and cultivation of the and in enc of nn \u2014 \u201cmen thre! } gran Dru the-chair.r may Hive| FETRERSTONHAUGH oo.ihe admitted; \u2018but those are PERTIE AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA.said to herself, \u201cMy! that front door of his autel dadres Mr.Drury pe.Within nine miles of his ua Cam W a WANTS ADS.(By Isla May Mullins, in the \u2018Sunday must be © so leaving her bed she counted the steps taken toward the for- fam oun et à des 80 ac acres Solely owned aarior.B.Se 3 od Examiner : : nastened to her support.School Times.) went out see, and got there just in mation of à a meds Farmers\u2019 Coundil.mother, up .JE Srotrar te, a father, FOR \u201d gv It] | say they were.We had One warm late summer day Bertie Lime te taks into \u2018her arms a little Comment was made on the fact that in \"25 certain sis cts ;| CANADA LIFE GUILDING, - MONTREAL The \u2018Witness,\u2019 2.Bl HIGHEST FOOD-VALUE, for.the price of four.aus NOTICE PARTICULARLY.~.=mere\u2019 read aloud to us at and Tom and Elinor were playin wet figure (y Lx pink pajamas hugging spite of a strong tion of the good ® standing apt & qu mn fn aloud evenings; and.if it down in the orchard at grandma\u2019e.Queen Alex dre tightly to his breast.Grange waiting on and urging the section alongeide de Ris hom A 4 Price MAY BE LEFT WITH AE fancy or a and The general ta tose.branching Frees ana .' feat be om: T tock pie Erie Le EL egent to take step meet Santi each © a yure from rsa Rt OWEN N.EVANS A Tasman.Bookseller, £5 St Sathe- uy \u201d : è .3 w + , Ine SUS being pâte @mnner,, ni always ready for the plucking.B it ep apple tree this AT coma hoax hed bad been done.This the adress ing.Sepa ar rm homestead\u2019 patente arty x PATENTS ARD TRADE MARKS Point si.Chasics, 601 Wellington street, west : > o somehow give out, been natty actes re.i ; ~ |\u201d Mr.Dorrance Writes such ang in one of these pauses Bertlo saw get wet and all spoiled,\u2019 and grandoda | \u2018lends a stréng appearance of truth to SUSIE! gielaer who has exhaystea nig Merehante Bank Bulidine.Mewtreas of Subway.\u201cut.I'm sure I don\u2019t want to Elinor's beloved Queen Alexandra sit- Eee him closer.the Whisper that campaign funds are homestead right and cannot obtain CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ting in quiet dignity under a tree.replenished from titess sources.\u2019 sm on may take s purchased ho a CASE TARITY g ! that Kay Dorrance is ex- Now, Elinor's mother had bought Ap er The master was bittér in his refer- ortaln distrio six.45.00 per nes BARGAINS, Situati Wa | \u201clern in his literary meth- this dolly for ber in London .when DAILY TEXT .eucé to the proposed Canadian navy, ties.Must epilivate 9 the in ach - InuT Situation vacant.+ vat on 3 eed.Pupiis 4 second Miss Bidwell spake they were abroad the year before, and Al , Which he described as.a mast \u2018regret- of hre Tee Joe, rents $800.acres f KARN ORGAN.WA NU £ CASE.High antes, Re om Coe Wanted ox Po Found, 1 rroval which was quite Im.of course, she was named for Eng- Norbmber 2%, table movement.\u2019 \u2018No spore unpatrie- à Dae, nae wells.\" Price $8500.pay.Pecond + Sale.H © vien À : land's queen.Whi do, do it \u2018heartily, tis step,\u2019 he says, 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experts, that : guarantees you a good fit.3.Making the shirts we sell enables us to guarantee you a price saving.- Why not save -when you Price 85c up.safely can?177 St.James Street : 493 St.Catherine Street West 473 St.Catherine Street Bast DOMINION PARLIAMENT Mr.Foster on Colonial Conferences and Naval Defence.Ottawa, Nov.24.\u2014Mr.Foster to-day reviewed the work accomplished by the various colonial conferences since 1887, paying particular attention to what other colonies had done and Canada had not done in the way of assuming an actual share of the naval defence of the Empire.Mr.Foster's review of the various proceedings was given with deliberation, and without the slightest tendency \u201c towards party spirit, which fact was acknowledged MEIER aa by Sir Wilfrid os = Laurier at the close Mr.G.E.Foster.It showed a grasp of what was sald and done by the various conferences, and while it showed that Canada, since 1896, had been the most backward of all the colonies in real assistance to the Motherland in naval defence, Mr.Foster's review gave credit where credit was due, and his peroration was an admirably logical endorsation of the efforts of this Imperial parliament, composed of the leading representatives of the overseas dominions, to bring about better mutual understandings of the component parts of the Empire.Mr.Foster traced the development of the conferences from 1885 to 1907, dwelling upon the work done.In view of the presentation of the naval defence proposals to parliament, which is expected to take place to-morrow, when the resolution on which the bill is to be founded will be placed on the order paper, it was natural that the member for North Toronto should deal with the development of the question of naval defence participation, particularly in sofar as Canada was concerned.He dwelt at length on the conference af 1902, reading copiously from the official report of the proceedings, when Sir Wiifrid Laurier informed Lord 8el- borne, at that time Lord of the Admiralty, that the Canadian Goverament was contemplating a local naval force in Canada, but was not able to join the other calonies in monetary contgibue.It was at this | tions to the Admiralty.conference that the other colonies largely increased their contributions, Cape Colony to fifty thousand pounds, Australia to two hundred thousand, Natal to thirty-five thousand, New Zealand to forty thousand, Newfoundland to four thousand eight hundréd pounds.Mr.Foster brought up the matter by moving for the correspondence relating t6 the formation and work of the secretariat decided upon by the conference of 1907.The most interesting portion of his remarks dealt with the last conference, two years ago, when Lord Tweedmouth set forth the need that the British Government felt that the overseas dominions should help to make more complete the naval defence of the Empire.Lord Tweed- mouth held strongly to the necessity qf the Admiralty having complete management in time of war.England would welcome contributions in \u2018money or kind\u2019 and welcome the.latter as heartily as the former.Lord Tweed- mouth had affirmed that the Old Country was not coming to the colonies \u2018as a beggdr,\u2019 and that Great Britain acknowledged her absolute obligation of defending the King's dominions across the seas to the best of her ability.Lord Tweedmouth, sald Mr.Foster, then read à list of what the other colonies had | done in the matter of naval defence, but against the name of Canada there was an ominous blank.Mr.Brodeur, who represented Cgn- ada at.the conference, : repited, - referring to what Canada had done since 1885 in fishing protection servigeon the ocean and the great lakes, and her later wireless equipment and taking over Halifax and Esquimalt.There was no sentiment in Canada, Mr.Brodeur informed the conference, towards a contribution to Great Britain, .Mr.Foster concluded by declaring that the Imperial Conferences had done magnificent work for the Empire, and hoped that in the future the same able representatives as in the past would take part in this parliament of the Empire.Sir Wilfrid Laurier briefly thanked Mr.Foster for his fairness in presenting the details of the various conférences, and the motion for papers passed Mr.Fielding presented supplementary estimates for twenty thousand dollars te make good damage done by.fire to the military stores bullding on Saturday last.The rest of the sitting was spent in supply, two hundred thousand dollars for Indians and public works being voted before adjournment.RAILWAY SERVICE.On a question of privilege, Mr.W.F.Maclean brought up the inefficiency of railway service in Ontarto, which resulted in members who-left Toroato bn Monday only reaching the Capital this morning.He declared that railway managers had such little faith In their own roads that they travelled in private cars with well-stocked larders.On the train in question, which was stalled in Smith's Falls, the ordinary passengers were hours without food.while two private cars were attached, at the rear of the train, cbn- taining the chairman of the Railway Commission and another magnate, who fed on the fat of the land, while just ordinary members of Parliament went hungry.When the train did leave Smith's Falls it could not make time because the engine was overtaxed with hauling these private cars.Mr.Maclean caused much laughter by remarking if these magnates wished to travel in private cars, let them \u2018hook up\u2019 to freight trains and not delay the general public.Mr.Maclean was proceeding to criticise railway facilittes in general, but was calléd to order by the Speaker.y FISHERIES COMMISSION, | Mr.Murphy informed Mr.Henderson that the draft regulation of the International Fisheries Commission had beeni received by the Government.These would be published simultane- susly by the Government of Canada and the Congress of the United States early next month.GOVERNMENT ANNUITIES.To Mr.Smith (Nanaimo) Sir Wilfrid Laurier said that the revenue to date from the sale of Canadian Government annuities was $887,604.The number of persons purc i them was 426\u2014in Ontario, 266: Quebec, 46; Nova Scotia, 22; Manitoba, 21; British Columbia, 20; Alberta, 19; New Brunswick, 13; Saskatchewan, 6.The amount represented in annuities applied for was $10,007, the average being $340.Several manufacturers had communicated with the department with a view of purchasing annuities for their employees.CONTRACTORS FAR BBHIND.A question by Mr.Lennox secured the information that the following contractors on the National Transcontinental have not finally completed the work covered by their contract within the specified time limit: Hogan & Macdonell, 26 months beyond fixed date.The contract covers work from north end of Quebec bridge towards La Tuque, about 150 miles.G.T.P.Railway Company, 14 months beyond fixed date.covers 150 miles west of bridge.G.T.P.Railway Company, about two months beyond fixed date.Contract covers from eight miles of Ab- bitibbi river, easterly about 150 miles.O'Brien, Fowler & McDougal Bros.about two months beyond fixed date.Contract covers about 24 miles, easterly from Dog Lake, Ont.J.D.McArthur, 26 months beyond fixed date.Contract covers from Winnipeg about 245 miles easterly.No extensions of time have been granted, and enforcement of the penalty clause ($5,000 a month) is a matter for consideration before the final payments have been made.FRANCO-CANADIAN TRADE CONVENTION.Contract Quebec Supplementary correspondence respect] the Franco-Canadian Trade convention brought down in the Com- Mons yesterday afternoon by the Hon.8.Fielding shows that in an exchange of views between governments of Canada, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, and \u2018Austro-Hungary it was agreed that the minimum tarfd granted to | ice by.Canada should apply under favored clause of the tariff also to Switzerland and Austro- Hungary.With regard to provisions requiring direct shipmert from France to Canada it Is held that Switderldrid and Austro-Hungary may obtain the benefits of the minimum tariff by shipping via Great Britain to a Canadian port, and that in any ¢ase where another fcreign country is granted similar low tariff rates goods from France, Switzerland or Austro-Hungary may at the discretion of the Customs Department send goods via such country into Canada at the minimum rate.HYDROELECTRIC POWER Citizens From Hamilton, Galt and London Wait on the Premier Ottawa, Nov.25.\u2014A deputation of prominent citizens from Hamilton, Galt and London waited on Sir Wilfrid Laurier and other members of the Government yesterday afternoon to urge the disallowance of the hydroelectric power legislation of the Ontario Government.\u2019 Mr.P.D.Crerar, of Hamilton, and other , speakers, strongly represented that the legislation was arbitrary, fl- legal and not in -the best interest of the public as a whole.They pointad out that it was having an injurious effect on the Investment of capital from abroad.The position of Galt, which had been compelled to join with other municipalities: in the municipal power scheme against its wil], he con- sldered most unjust.They declared if.the people of Ontario ware really seized of the situation the.vast majority would demand the repeal of the act.© Sir Wilfrid Laurier, in replying, aaid that there was undoubtedly much force in the arguments advanced, and the question of disallowance was now before the Government, which would have to consider ft from the standpoint both of its constitutionality and with due regard to the expediency of disallowing an t.province.= THE INSURANCE BILL IN THE SENATE.\u2014 Ottawa, Nov.24.\u2014The Insurance Bill was given second.reading in the Senate to-day, and referred immediately to the Banking and Commerce -Commit- tee, where it will be dealt with clause by clause.Senator McMullen: took exception to the clause requirfng two-.fifths of the board of each life insurance company to be elected from the policyholders.Senator G.W.Ross advised great care with the preparation of the blll, so that it might stand for years to come.without amendment.Personally he did not see any necessity for it, and saw in it danger of too much legislative Interference with the domestic affairs of life insurance companies.\u20ac \u2019 of The Hon.R.W.Scott thought the bill still contained a good many unnecessary restrictions upon investments.The record of Canadian companies was so good that he thought they should be allowed some liberty of investment.Neither did he agree with the proposed 15 percent tax in the case of foreign companies.The bill assumed that insurance in Canada was.not on a sound basis, which was net a well-founded assumption.AERIAL LEAGUE BRANCHES.(Canadian Associated Pregs.f London, Nov.24.\u2014The Aerial League Intends to extend its activities are.out the oversea.states .Sp and it is expected that e pre tthe lose of 1910 branches-wifi be forméd-in evéty À = neds it be some o SPEAKER CANNON Kansas Representative Making a Big Effort to Dethrone Him.Washington, Nov.25\u2014The speeches made in thé western states by Mr.Jos.Cannon, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, are coming back to plague him and bring about his undoing, if the plan of Mr.Victor Mur- dock, of Kansas, chief of the irecon- cilable Insurgents, Is carried out.On the trip down the Mississippi Mr.Cannon repeated his celebrated dictum that a majority of the House always ruled and declared that If that majority wanted him to step down and out, he would do so.* The Murdock group proposed to take the Speaker at \u2018hls word, and are preparing a petition asking the Speaker to retire which they will circulate as soon as Mr.Murdock reaches town.This plan could succeed, of course, only with the ald of the Democrats.CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR The World's Convention in India a Great Success.Agra, India, Nov.25.\u2014The World's Christian Endeavor Convention, in session here, 1s'a great success.Thousands of native Christians and many missionaries are in attendance from all parts of India, Burma, Ceylon, Gréat Britain; Australia, the United \u2018States, and other lands .: \u2014mrmpmmn NOVA SCOTIA ELECTIONS.Lunenburg and Cumberland Liberal; Hants, Conservative.Halifax, Nov.24\u2014The Conservatives held \u2018Hants County in the provincial by-elections to-day, electing Albert arsons by a majority of 42 over Wm.Christie, K.C.,, of Windsor.Parsons made great gains in Windsor and in Windsor Townships.In Lunenburg, J.W.Margeson apposed Attorney-General A.K.Mac- Alt, and was defeated by a majority ut 488.The Conservative candidats in that county claims that he Wis unable to gét owt the\u2019rural vote Lhe Inst in the town of Lunenburg, dry, the Labor candidaté in Cum: berland, played havoc with the vote for the Conservative, taking 1,250 votes, of which 600 were from the strong Conservative town of Springhill.He will; however, lose his deposit, having less than half the vote of the highest man, who had approximately 3,000, Rogers having 2,700.The Conservative and Labor vote combined in 1065 was greater than that for the Liberal candidate in Cumberland.\u2014m{prrmt\u2014___ .THE WORM TURNING.Germany Tired of High Protection.London, Nov.24.\u2014Addressing the London Chamber of Commerce to-night in the presence of the German Ambassador, Herr Kaempf, second vied-presi- dent of the Reichstag, expres the belief that the systéem of high protection, of which Germany, France and the United States were examples, would become insupportable.Whatever might be the future development of the economic policy of Europe, he was convinced that the period of high protection was approaching its end.The Hague, Holland, Nov.24\u2014In the Second Chamber to-day the Finance Minister announced that the proposed bill to revise the customs tariff would allow the prime necessaries of life still to be admitted free of duty.tp MURDEROUS AUTOMOBILISTS.New York Aroused Over an infamous Act, _ New.York, Nov.24 \u2014Aroused to indignation by & peculjarly atrocious instance of eriminality, the police com- ! missioner issued this afternoon a call | for & mass meeting to urge legislative \u2018 action.Alice Mohen was struck down .by a touring car last night, and when the driver found her body clogged the wheels, he stopped to jolt the machine free and then made off at such speed that not even a police cycle eould catch m.\u2018 : : In his statement Commissioner Baker says: \u2018It is time for a radical change In à aw-regarding ' speeding.\u2018 Murder\u2019 1s being done wantonly every day.It is time for the citizens of New York to hold a mdss meeting and protest to the Legislature against this slaughter.\u2019 .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ax WIRELESS IN THE KLONDIKE.Dawson City, Nov.24\u2014The blessin s \u2018bestowed by the operation of wireless telegraphy are nowhere more keenly preciated.than In the remote corners of the world which have been hitherto cut\u2019 off from the remainder of the universe by almost impassable natural barriers.Word comes from the Klondike that the wireless system which has kept this far northern country in touch with civiltzation has been greatly improved and extended.so that now the ukon Has a highly efficient Sys- em.\u201cPoweful instruments have been Installed and new stations have bean established, which has greatly in- créésed the sphere of opération.= .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ar\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; A CRIMINAL\u2019S FOLLY.Colorado Springs, Nov.25 \u2014Mr.A.P.Toombs, a justice of the peace, has re- célved two pieces of human flesh through the- mails.Accompanying them was a note explaining that they had been taken from a smallpox patient, the writer expressing the wish that the Ja ge might catch the disease and die.Toombs has reportéd the matter to the federal authorities.He is uh- of the exist of any Suey upon whom he 1 Thieted punishment in-his oMielal a ry ve\u201d Lu .BJORNSON OUT OF DANGER.| : pris, 16, \u2018Nov.26 \u2014The 0 important military commercial centre of the Empire.- hav: 18.nOW ConA [reset situatidpn Principal Issues in Today's Polling.\u2018are the Govern- .ment's Railway Policy and Local Option Vancouver, B.C., Nov.25 \u2014This is polling day throughout British Colum- ia.Both Liberals and Conservatives went to the polls confident of success.The principal issue before the élector- ate Is the McBride Government's railway policy, involving the guaranteeing of the bonds of the Canadian Northern Railway to the extent of $36,000 a mile for a railway line along the Thompson river.Another important issue Is the question of local option, Premier McBridè having promised that if that issue is supported by fifty percent of the electorate the Government, if successful at the polls, will put the measure into force.The Governments railway policy has been strongly opposed by the Liberals and Sir Hibbert Tupper on the ground that it is wild, and ill-advised.The Liberals are favorable to local option.\"GOLD AGAIN Rich Strike Causes Wave of Excitement in the Yukon.Dawson City, Nov.24\u2014Once more the Yukon has unbosomed its shining treasure, and a pulsating wave of ex- 'citement such as only a strike of the \u2018yellow\u2019 can make has selzed the people of the country.This time \u2018pay dirt\u2019 has been found on the Red Creek, a tributary of the McQuesten river.Many prospectors are on the spot, busy sinking holes, and others are rushing to Johnson and Roden.creeks as a report that gold has been struck erable activity on the McQuesten streams this winter, despite the rigorous climate.: Among the old timers at the game, now on the scene, are John Darbalo, Grant Hoffman, Jack Luttles, and many other old prospectors.TEMPERATURE IN SCHOOLS Directors of Physical Training in New York Orders it Reduced.; Mere New York, ov.25.\u2014Dr.C.Ward Crampton, director of physicial training in the public schools, has sent out a general notice to school teachers ordering them to keep the temperature in the school rooms lower.Heretofore, the temperature has been kept at 70 degrees.After this it will stand at 68.The.thermostatic arrangements in the new gehools are such that an even temperature can now be 'main- talned.It is- likely that a further general reduction will follow.In England the school rooms are kept at a mean temperature of 60 \u2018degrees.\u2018The reasons for ordering this reduced temperature,\u2019 said Dr.Crampton Is because our .scholars will do better work.The cooler the air in the school room the purer it will be and also the heads of the pupils will be clearer.We shall observe \u2018closely the effect of this change of two degrees before going any further.7.* \u201c ts | \u2019 * Fire bro © pik Hat ight in the town of Limotrou, i c, owing to the high wind i Dao that thé whole Wa- would be, ed, as there is only a:voluntéer for there.However, only two hauses were burned, and it 1s reported that a five-year-old child named Baril, lont its life.the fire 1 Was under control at half.as un 9 at half-past éleven The volcanic = eruptions of the.Peak of Teneriffe, continued with increas- {ng violence, yesterday.The great stream of lava flowing toward Santi- #80 Is moving more rapidly.It threatens great damage throughout the valley of Santiago, where -Many people have already suffered by the destruction of their homes and the laying waste of thelr land.Two streams of lava from neighboring craters united rene bases of \u2018the 0 canoes andl the ; 8 now proceeding at the of 3,600 feet in 24 \u201chours, © ® rate Agents of the American su r trust have purchased: 55,000 acres of lat d in Mindoro provinee, in the Philippine Islands, which they intend to develop Im- Tediately.The land is partly culti- Proposals for one of the most remarkable pieces of engineering Work ever undertaken, weré placed before the New York Board of Estimates vebter- day.The plans involve an expendi- sure of nearly.$50,060,600 for building a great subt nean aqueduct three hundred feet below the streets of the city, to distribute the water supply which In a few years will be available from the great: Catskill reservoir.\u2014 \u2018Preserve the Missions,\u2019 is the Key- Rote of a movemerit to save the crumbling mins of ihe old Spanish \u2018misgions\u2019 in California.e wealth and influence of California's\u2019 prominent citizens are being exerted and their plans to make the movement ' \u201ccountry-wide in its scope have toygched a responsive chord in President Taft.Protestants have Joined hands with the Catholics in fur- théring the ntqve in preservation of these relics of the pioneer Catholic fathers.ie - \u2014 \u2014\" \u2018Announbemént that the bequests.of the late Jorn Stiart Kennedy the rst York millionfiaire, to the Presbyterian Board of General Missions would amount to $5,000,000, instead of $1,000,- 000 as was stated at the latter's death, was made at the Laymen's Missionary Convention in Harrisburg.Pa.last nis t by Dr.A.W.Halsey, of New ork.Ls \u2014\u2014 The break in-the power plant of the Electric Railway Company at Lat du Bonnet, reportéd yesterday, has played havoc with all: street cars and li ting and power serVièe in the city of Winni- es.All power has been cut off gince ve o'clock \u2018on: Tuesday morning.Without ahy warning whatever the flume, which runs wheel number seven at the power plant, broke.This preecipitat- \u2018ed a considerable portion of the Whini- Peg river Into the power house.Water, the machinery\u201d The revolving dyna- Mos made a gallant struggle, but they lost -and hdd\" to quit business.\u2018The mn is that water feur feet deep is flowing through the power i with a I4-foot fall, dropped on « of house.: tories, semin dos, musical conse a es, seminaries and al other ca- tional institutions \u2018conducted for private gain in Ontario will hereafter pay the fegular, assesgment of municipal taxation, according to a unanimous _ decisior: -d£- the -Ontario is- lative assessment committee.| Hither- td théy havetébjoyéd exemption when Incorporated.ma 0 | t EL Fee .vu Vv Toronto's Apt Museum was formally Bas, Ejecigrent-Goverhor Fnac 1, : t-Goverhor.;exhibit donuists SU pélotings,-all - 6, 1 A0 die dE Sue 1610 Be obeyed Lo the Dublic ét à 'périods ci rock, fra.of charge.) inane CN 504 * ~~.0 on these rivers has gone abroad.This looks as though there will be consid- BPERLLL Cus Lord Rosebery Warns the House of Lords of the Risk They are Running.\u2014 HOW THEY MAY CONFOUND THE GOVERNMENT BY GOING SLOW.London, Nov.24.\u2014Lord Rosebery, the former Liberal Prime Minister, to-day raised the historic strugglé between the Lords and the House of Commons to a new plane by one of the finest speeches he has ever delivered, in which he warned the Lords of the grave risks they were running if they adopted Lord Lansdowne\u2019s resolution to reject the budget.If possible, still greater inter- vest was manifested in to-day's debate.There was not sufficient room to seat all the peers attending, while the pub- Hc galleries were crowded to their utmost capacity.The Duchess of Con- naught headed a long list of the foremost peeresses, many of whom were compelled to stand throughout.Lord Salisbury resumed the debate with a speech supporting.Lord Lans- downe'\u2019s resolution, after the Archbishop of Canterbury had sald that the bishops would stand aside from the discussion as the occasion was one of LORD ROSEBERY.strict party character.Lord Rosebery followed, giving the Lords plain warning of the danger of the path they were treading.He said: \u2018I am quite dissociated from any party and speak from my sense of the awful gravity of the situation.This is the greatest political moment in the, lifetime of any man born since Lord Rosebery admitted that by the letter of the law the House of Lords was competent to reject finance bills, but since 1832, to which time the Lords had practical control of the House of Commons, it was not possible that the Commons should send up a budget which the House of Lords should go to the length of rejecting] He considered that the only possible circumstance Justifying the Lords in exerciseing' such a dormant \u201cpower would be the direct authority and condonation \u2018of the nation -itæstf.Such a circumstance might arise: if a\u2018 budget were presented which lowered the defences of the country to a point which the nation considered dangerous.He doubted whether they were choosing the best battlefield.They were playing for too heavy a stake, and were risking the very existence of the House of Lords.\u2018A winning policy,\u2019 continued the speaker, \u2018would be t' allow the budget bill to s and give the country six months\u2019 experience of its intolerable impositions, loss of capital and employment.They would then achieve, when they next approached the polls, a victory that would surprise themselves.\u2019 He looked with considerable apprehension to the result of an appeal to the country on an ünreformed second chamber, mixed up with such other issues as would be raised.\u2018I do not speak of menaces,\u2019 he added.\u2018The House of Lords has lived on menacés ever since I can remember, and it is still thriving.But the menaces now used are used by men bent on having a single chamber.\" Their efforts are.revolutionary in essencé if not in act.\u2019 Con Dealing with the question of.the reform of the House of Lords, which Lord Rosebery has long advocated, he expressed the conviction that no final adjustment of the differences between the two Houses could ever be arrived at without some form of referendum.He denounced the budget in the strongest terms and said that one maxim burned into them by bitter experience wap that there should be no taxation without representation.\u2018Disregard for that maxim,\u2019 sald he, \u2018lost us the United States of America, and we are not likely 48 offend against it again.\u2019 ° :\u201d po Lord Rosebery contended that the budget taxed the Lords freely and abundantly without their having a word to say or a vote in the matter.After referring to the budget as having spread over the country like a fog, want of confidence and wfnt of credit, the worst diséases -which could affect commercial nations, he uttered a solemn warning that the pressure of great armaments was eating out the héart and hurrying Europe.towards bank- ruptey.; ressing regret that he could not support the resolution, \u2018Tord Rosebery resumed his seat, having spoken for fifty minutes.His picturesque and glowing eloquence produced a tremendous effect, leaving his hearers somewhat bewlldered.There was an immediate exodus of peers to discuss the situation In the lobbies, and although the debate continued until midnight the remainder of the speeches took rather the form of an anti-climax.Lord Milner spoke of the abnormal manner in which the budget was driving capital out of the country.He declared that all, the proposed new taxes were bad and unnecessary.All the money required,.le contended, might have been raised by import duties, not only without: injury to busi- benefit to both.- _ _.- Lord Curzon will resume the debate to-morrow.It is imposibld to-night to Judge the effect Lord Rosebery's warning will have.It ts known already that a considerable section of the Unionist pears have held grave doubts as to the expediency of Lord Lansdowne's course, and there is almost certain to be a large number of abstentions when the \u2018resolution comes to à' vote.The prolongation of the debate in the House of Lords into next week is due to the fact that there is no machinery to bring a discussion in this chamber to a close, all the peers: who express a desire to speak having a full right to 0 80.HOUSE OF COMMONS.# It was announced to-night that House of Commons wig oat the morrow until December 1, when Mr.Asquith, the Prime Mister, will make an important statement explaining the patiey of the government in view of the Syestion of the budget, which is antle y Nothtig ims\"been lsarned- as to what was the ministers' decision i unwelcome.ness and employment, but with actua] |.at to-day\u2019s council, beyond the decision to \u2018call a party meeting.PRESS VIEWS, From the tone of the editorials in the morning papers.Lord Rosebery's remarkable oration, which from a rhetori- cal- viewpoint is universally lauded, is likely to have small effect on the attitude of the peers.Lord Rosebery is dubbed the \u2018Hamlet of British politics.and his characteristic infirmity of purpose is regarded as having received another striking illustration.The proposal which he made, half-seriously, in the course of his speech, that the House of Lords should delegate a hundred and fifty of the most distinguished peers to vote on Lord Lansdowne's motion as being a method more likely to impress the country than the large vote of a heterogeneous gathering of peers.many of whom have no claim to distinction.and but seldom attend the debates, is commented upon almost with ridicule.The prolongation of the debate in QUEBEC BRI; Tenders for Substrn.UFR Weigh 130,000.0n0 » ly Called fo; COST OF THE NEW Br Lon the House of Lords deranged the government's plans, and no decision has been reached as to what course shall be followed regarding the prorogation and dissolution of parliament.À move - ment has been started in favor of a great peaceful demonstration of Londoners outside of parliament on the.night the House of Lords rejects the budget, as a protest against this action.HEROIC CORNWALL BOY.To be Presented With the Royal Humane Society's Medal.Cornwall, Nov.25.\u2014Herbert Yates, the 16-year-old boy, who saved four young companions from a watery grave in the St.Lawrence on August 28th, 1908, has been awarded a medal by the Royal Humane Society, and the medal will be publicly presented to him by Mayor Munro at the concert given in the Music Hall, Cornwall, on Wed- i nesday, December 1st, by the Citizens\u2019 Band.Yates's heroic action took place in the Little River, a branch of the Long Sault rapids, running between Barnhart's Island and the Canadian shore, the scene of the proposed power channel of the Long Sault Development power scheme.A lot of the campers at the foot of Sheik\u2019s Island were crossing the Little River to Barn- hart\u2019s Island, where they purposed holding a picnic.Yates was in the leading boat, with four boys aged from 8 to 13 years.When they struck the swift water the rowlock broke, and the boat caught by the current, upset and was carried down stream.Yates, who had only recently learned to swim, was fully dressed, but he pluckily saved the four little fellows, and brought them to the boat, in which their mothers were following.One of the boys was almost gone.Mayor Munro reported the facts of the case to the Royal Humane Soclety, with the above result.BARK SURVIVES THE DOG.French Scientist Able to Resurrect Howls by Electricity.Paris, Nov.256.\u2014Dr.Marage has demonstrated before the Academy of Science that a dog's bark does not die with the dog.In the course of experiments on the larynx and in voice production he discovered that the application of a feeble electric current to certain muscles of the throat after the lungs had been artificially inflated caused a dead dog to hark in a lifelike manner.He multiplied the experiments and produced how\u2019 Dr.Marage now asserts that he 1s able to produce either barks or howls by changing the current.He deduces from this the probability that the so- called loss of voice by singers may be counteracted by electricity applied to restore muscular activity to the larynx.He has not experimented In this direction as yet.RUSSIAN ARMY FRAUD.Millions of Roubles Stolen by Officers\u2014Arrests Expected.St.Petersburg, Nov.25.\u2014Senator Garin, who was appointed some time ago to investigate the frauds in the Russian military establishments, has made a report, which reveals erp- bezzlements in the commissariats department amounting to several million roubles.Supplies sufficient for the whole army have vanished from Kieff and Odessa alone.Sixty-seven Colonels and others commissary officers are, incriminated.Seventy or more arrests are expected.Splendid estates alleged to have been bought by the accused officers- with the proceeds of their plunder will be confiscated.\u2014\u2014} MURDER AND ARSON.Coroner\u2019s Verdict Against McLaughlin, of Uxbridge.Uxbridge, Ont.Nov.24\u2014At 6.30 this evening the jury in the McLaughlin inquest returned a verdict to the effect that Mrs.McLaughlin came to Almu Nix and McLaughlin at a champagne supper at Miss Nix's home six weeks ago, was the first witness.She denied ever being at the Nix house when McLaughlin was there, and characterized the champagne story as absolutely false.8he did not think that McLaughlin and Miss Nix were uhduly friendly.knew that Mc- Laughlin was trying to pay attentions to Miss Nix, but his attentions were McLaughlin had showed her a letter he had received from Miss Nix, asking him to cease his attentions.as she would not come between him and his wife.Witness had never heard Miss Nix speak of McLaughlin in affectionate terms and knew of only one occasion when Miss Nix had gone -driving with McLaughlin.Miss Charter said she was aware that McLaughlin passed under the name of Anderson in Sunderland.Miss Nix Miss Alma Nix was then called.Her evidence was mainly a denial of stories that she had been intimate with Mc- Laughlin.She treated him merely as a friend, and when she found that people were talking about them she wrote McLaughlin asking him to cease his.attentions.Miss Nix denied the champagne story.Thomas Palmer, a bartender at the Bascom House, was the next witness.He testified that McLaughlin was in the bar about 7.45 on the night of the fire.The day following he came to witness's room in the hotel and they talked over rumors that were floating around.He gathered from McLaughlin's conversation that the suspicion was worrying him greatly.Several other witnesses were called but their evidence was merely a repe- tion of that given before.ments were returned by the gr: charging them with the r.urder \u201ca tain Quentin Rankin on the © October 18, 1908, near Walnut i - 4 of those indicted except Mars! Te already been tried and four - Burton and Ransom were give.years in the penitentiary.andi © _ ers were sentenced to death °° cases were reversed by the = °° Court and sent back for a nen\" S Es TIMATED AT TEN + x DOLLARS Tenders far the siya.new Quebec Bridge ' estimated to (oe ten and is to he complet) years, have to he (ei, I partment of Railways Ottawa by Tuesday nex: The piers of the old str, remained firm us a rock bridge collapsed, w : n cred Po .ere «ol Mr MP Vu af Or aus of $1.500 au ve all this er is to be restons the LI mission hu: de, that th.not sufficienils Srisg ta ben steel superstrucuee Lo wi.which will 1, Theo hon A whereas the we ge 0 02 nr was to have been 7.0 The estimated «©.NE substructure is in oi» 500,000, while that CL cep wet about $7,600,000, or