The daily witness, 5 juillet 1910, mardi 5 juillet 1910

[" fes n party as a ulé ile revert Ke pacts wip; order to re.T plts it, M.orted into à nflicteq upon M.Berteaux nplete voi vined a ma- which shows 1 policy over Ls of certy .8.een said, |g a new epoch, ere is not \u2026t n of the pos- vernment to ime, chief Sy tire I! was wade is genieral]y nsible papers xcellent pra some of ta Ch men aa dealt wit, th the exist.le IS to le nto the de.sure.In the changes are oral system, n.d\u2019arrondis.| which eact, ty only, and lare himsef before ejec- votes of nn aBSUre single > abandoney returning 3 se Mmembhrery years, OR: rs being re- neil of Arta s are re.Ives at the tt Nationa) nd Saturday, EE printed an4 Peter street.y John Red: rick Bugens s should b- ¥ Son, \u2018Wit all letters to ressed \u2018Edi., Wo & ASS | & °° and Li ris NE >> .Sse Murphy's o .AN PLS SCY AR Vol.LL, No.155.+ ae + + + a MODERATE WINDS PRICE ONE c ZT.THE AIRMEN | | oR OF THE ail ns , Skill and Ingenuity Shown \u201cby \u2018Witness\u2019 Boy Competitors JUDGES ENTHUSIASTIC.OVER| MODELS OF AEROPLANES.Count de Lesseps and His Brother Gave Five Additional Prizes.A very enthusiastic corps of judges it was that took in hand yesterday the judging of the models submitted in the Boys\u2019 Model Aeroplane Compe- .tion arranged by the.Witness a: i} eovtairly no.finer \u201cgh Hp Oa = could have been imagired.for such ; an occasion, for it included the Count de Lesseps and his brother, Mr.Bertrand de Lesseps, representatives of France, the land of aeronautical experiment and achievement, Mr.Frank Coffyn, Mr.G.G.Hubbard and Mr.Walter Brookins to speak for the best endeavor of the United States along this line, Mr.J.A.D.McCurdy and Mr.A.L.S.McCurdy, Canada\u2019s own aviators, and.Prof.McKergow, of the Chair of Aviation of McGill, the representative of science.Men of knowledge and experience as these are they were unanimous in \u2018their praise of the work of the boys.Nor did the close inspection of the little models take off any edge of the enthusiasm, \u201cfor they stood it well.The wor: iship was in many cases excellent, aid the builders of the little aeroplanes would have peen proud indeed to hear the constant commendation.\u2018Why, I wouldnt like to try to.make that myself, sald Mr.A.L.- S.MeCur- dy, picking up one of the- prize winners and pointing out its delicate construction, \u2018We know what it \u201cmeans.toi \u2026- build this kind of thing.\u2019 fe Mr.J.A.D.McCurdy, it must bé confessed, had a lingering affection for one of the models submitted, and conceded its defects grudgingly wi kis eye still or its graceful: mes and \u2018compact appearance.All the while the Count handled \u2018one, after the other with ths connoisseurs appreciation.and pulled this diminutive lever .or worked that pedal.bar with a careful delight.This was \u2018so perfect,\u2019 it was.a pity there was nothing original about it\u2019 and.the .next\u2014 \u2018Ah, such good - workmanship to -be spoilt by such a terrible.mistake \u2018as the lowering of both wing tips, vith the one action.C'est terrible!\u2019 B what would you with a bullder ps young ?though._ Heré,: put, a penny on the All these were Bleriets, the favorite front : just about: here\u2014 and:he.took type evidently with the boys, but oth- his.supporting \u2018hand \u2018 away, .swiftly er types there were also.© \u2018Voila! McCurdy! C'est pour : vous l'ire juge la!\u2019 This was a bi-Blane, Îts downward\u2019 \u2018drop.Cr \u2014\u2014\u2014 a JUDGING THE:\u2018 WITNESS: MODELS.Count Jacques de Lesseps -with \u2018a bird\u2019 in the hand: This model was: awarded first prize.The Count gave up much time to the \u2018Witness\u2019 competition, and was so keenly interested and comsid- ered the models so worthy, that he.and his brother personally contributed prizes to the value of twenty dollars.perimenting; we.all have this.\u2018kind of trouble.\u2019 Mr.Bertrand de Lesse and Mr.McCurdy, nastily summoned irom where he had been experiment- Ns with a model from his own home, valked over to the group about the little machine that pleaded the prin- Cipies of flight as the Wrightbrothers see them.Springs were tested: and the.\u201cystem of control received no little praise, \u2018 \u2018Mais, quest que ce\u2014?said\u2019 the ount, with an impotent gesture, and A real enjoyment, for the next-door peighbor to the latest discussed model d a truly marvellous appearance.Something on the dirigible plan, I Was par- competitors, and was sorely -tried to do justice as he saw it to both work- which the machine was \u2018made.When he was assured df the willingness on the part of the publishers of the \u201cWitness\u2019 to - double :any of the original he was greatly.relieved.\u201cThat.would .make justice easy, but would the \u201cWitness\u201d really stand back Shug say,\u2019 laughed Mr.Coffyn.\u2018Look of that?ar the little beggar has got his Assured] he Y, was told, that was JouiTols separated.Say, this would yhat the \u201cWitness had left entirely \u201cep you busy, woulän\u2019t it, Brookins?J its quite Ingenious.Wonder what : calls it now?It was a monoplane, ng beyond that it received numerous \u2018ntechnical \u2018pet names\u2019 of all sorts.TL ees\u2014a what you call\u2014a\u2014l\u2019enfant terrible dans les journaux en New ork\u2014a, Buster-Brown machine, .ah?Jus was one of the Count\u2019s few at- PMpts at English, and he held the om original \u2018airship\u2019 out at arm's Tæth.\u2018But it ces good\u2014good!' Not \u2018he best, perhaps, .but the boy who ! Tied that out \u2018deserves encourage- with the judges, and their decision would be gladly backed up.; \u2018Good!\u2019 and justice -was accordingly done by awarding a second second prize and a second third prize.\u2018I missed my train, and had to \u2018walk from Dorval,\u2019 said Prof.McKergow.\u2018But.I wouldn't have missed this.It is splendid to see the boys of Canada waking up to their chances.\u201d He was hot and tired with his four mile walk, but none the less ready with the kindliest consideration.The.original- plan to try the practical powers of the little machines after their theoretical values had been decided, had to be abandoned as the \u201cwind was too strong at the time, \u2018so the prize which-had been so generous- .\u2018Here, this things too head heavy; me.Mr.Hubbard.\u2018Cateh her there, \"Mo\" Hs had been testing the mo-.7 bower and stability of one of \u2018the \u201creer machines, and once released ons his hands it travelled rapidly i= but in no decided direction.It on\u2019 d te one side and tumbled over me '< head, its propeller whirring out Test at the touch of strange\u2019 + 0 matter: how competent they be.It was unharmed, how- \u2018or ull its self-willled course, and : on set upon its wheels again.1 MeCurdy, during unoccupied in- ü # > Was still busy with \u2018the model dome\u201d Accused of partiality, \u2018rdinglv disclaimed it \u201cwu the boy has an idéa in the oo er for the machine that should make the longest flight could not be awarded.Not to be .done out.of thelr generosity, the donors of this prize then decided.to divide It.equally among five models that, while falling of reaching, the standard of the others.yet showed themselves worthy of some mark of appreclation.So, as announced in the \u2018 fitness\u2019 of.yesterday.these five prizes._of four -dollars .each ov ve offered by the \u2018Witness.It was a thing, The woight's set too far back cate the model - with.the other in\u2019 Hing \u2018You saw the dif-: ference, didn\u2019t: voug It Just takes ex- av : © gil\u2019 avian ; hkl pC froin their: own experi-: ~ | tor: for both, made; \u201cfin this: case gt least, asked t \u201cJ fact that some models -wére cipal windows on- Tuesday, | dows of the \u2018Witness\u2019 office, in- order coming aeronauts.| alarm:was.-a needless.one, but Hot: fais \u2018the flames, which \u2018Were noticed: By at ps.i ticularly interested \u2018In the ages of the | manship and the circumstances\u2019 under | prizes at the discretion of the judges, ly offered by the Count and his broth- | - glorious day, in.spite: of Ta strong i wind, and before.dispersing.the judges.| \u2018proceeded to- th e lawh, and, grouping.\u2018themselves - about the \u201cHittlo -machines, | registered so forall time their Pas \u2018cigtion -of the\u2019 boys Work\" and PF \u201cto-tHe*billders Pas youngest ; T Citizens\u2019 Association Candi- Te wig, the'| of mi leased; because he - judges dors \u2018and\u2019 brie for Ohe.Belleville boy, \u2018Who.had\u2019 > | fear.that\u2019 Were\u201d heey it pou de.totally exterminated | fithe de tue: first*the election would be close.\u2018Mr.\u2018Bastien, too, was\u2018at tbe City ab and.expressed.his pleasure at | the.result.\u201d The\u201c fight, -he- said, \u2018 had |.Deen = hard - one,» and- for that very |Teäsop he was glad:it had resulted as\u2019 at had.\"He had not, \u2018he sald, had the.\u2018support: of the: Citizens\u2019.\u2018A¥sociation, but.Be, had had what\"was \"better, the ri «of: the -citizons: of \u2018Ahuntsic.pe : had : little: to\u2019 saÿ.- tlt an his Naver, and then on Second ences., hat.\u201cLE fa y.le se ested, and - working, 86; ups are in- the - ne shown by letters an parts of Canada, bla to Nova Scotia; rs hy Ee Drone oie ais, 8, private: societies ev ond Newfoundland, sidered one with TR was done\u201d \u2018seriously was.8 v in, their makers being.unable.to, get.their \u2018designs - paterited in: be\u201d Short.time allowed.* A CHANCE\" To.SEE.THEM At.the special request; of, A.E.Rae & Co., Ltd.the prize\u2019 winning: mod dels, will be- exhibited inione of.theéir pt | Cabinet wi 5 Decide Local, Vaca | trial or the Police \u2018Court - - *to- AL where\u201d they \"will: be con= |: \u2018oies To day.?, \u201c> Ottawa; July: 5\u2014Sir Wild Baurier \u2018Fand party leave on their.\u201cWestern trip on Thursday \u2018afternoon, going wia Toronto.- He will be.away \u2018from Ot- \u2018tawa, tin Septémper 2.The\u2019 final meet- \u201cing of: \u2018the Cabinet\u2019 Counctl\u201dto the de- \u2018parture sof * 8ir - Wilfrid: will be held 37} this\u2019 \u2018afternoon, at: which important \u2018public businessiwill\" be transacted, in- \u2018The claim the: skins were \u2018impogted \u2026 from\u201d Ont A :into.Quebec, flo, .andsthat they: have.a \u2018legal right tb: have them in: their pos day and \u2018Thursday \u2018of.this \"rest ul after that for: several days: in\" \u2018the win- session, whilst the.S.P.-C,.A.state, \u2018that\u2019 every one may\" have- \u2018a chance.: tor a E this\u201d is.otabilafied by law: the \u2018see and examine the work.of\u2019 Canada's.as pates ban case; pa A ; et \u2014e LE l\u2019disti d -.arra f legal\u2019 lights cluding in all.probability the .filling CRADLE ON: FIRE.# et ghed array 0 it ees \u2018of the.\u2018vacanoles on the Superior.Court A call! from\u2019 box 5597 about: 8.45 this : pr re: i \u2018Bench of \u2018Quebec.; morning brought firemen, from:a nums|; SEE | \u2018ARBITRATION.3 ; E RUNAWAY MOTOR.CAR.\u2019 \u2018Starting: off on its own- accord, a l\u2019môtor car gave\u2019 îts chauffeur a.merry «chase: in : St.James street- yesterday.\u2018afternoon.He.\u2018was investigating ° a temporary: breakdown at the, time, had \u2018race \u201cof a hundred -yards-to tie\u2018 cor- vi ner of \u201cSt \u2018Peter \u2018street before\" be.overtook: the rudaway.; Lo \u2018ber of stations to.\u2018No, 18: «Benoit street, adjoining Dorchester: streét \u2018rest.\u201cTR ! aaa July 5.\u2014An application as a cradle placed \u2018in-a back yard \u2018shed |} belonging to John.\u2018Smyth.\u2018took \u2018fire, «but:[* of\u2018 greliätion \u2018under - the |< x rat \"+ adju djcate ad ispute bas\u201c arisen- between.little ~boy, were: at\u2019 once extinguished\u2019 ; by Mr.Smyth\u2019 \u2018before: the, arrival.of\u2019 the: ip firemen.any R hours of, Jlabor, ete.os - a He 4 IVPGING : THE.wiekise AEROPLANE \u2018MopEzs.The Count.de Lesseps at the right, Mr.a G Hubbard \u2018kneeling, and Mr.Bertrand de Lesseps and\u201d Mr.J.A.D.McCurdy, with tHe wibners of the first and two second \u201cprises.\u201d - .They - are - interestedly watching Prof.MeKergow end Mr.Walter \u2018Brookins: discussing: Ane \u2018merits: \u201cof the two.\u2018thin pride.win.were duly awarded in addition to those.ba \"Mr Lariviere.Glad hé.Defeated st : po which he \u2018wal: ®wotking but.the thought that he.defsated & eo to.bring two models, one of | tastes were sgrafdually cpus 5 \u2018gandidéte endorsed- by, dé Sans his own and.one = e by: another boy,\u2019 extinction of th litle.ammal in ô Mr © Lariviere \u2018states that he belleved having plahned to\u201cise the same :mo- 3 Ghoretorey.he would: win, though he: thought from \u201cHe :wase | 0£ the sjurtax by C \u2018elections isfnot-to be- ted\u2019 Mr.Laporte, February.the wards.\u201d \u2018Again, the\u201c \u2018face with the: tain \u2018appointments\u2019 \u201cof \u2018the opposition.\u2019 ferent.reasons.\u2018And then; Mr.margin.Mr, arte to hand, said Mr.suflicient to si ow neluded,: fer.morning, His Honor.real.The ment.ners.- EE wa J se aries be $800.a year.1% \u201cWitr * ; > :MOFrnE stated \u2018that: \u2018the result of \u201cyesterdiy\u2019s regardéd'&#-à \u2018re- Hon of verse forthe association: disappointed at \u2018the outcome, \u2018but \u2018after all-it wus not to hel expected that we.would make as clean, a.Sweep as.we.did - \u201cPhen.there - was a principle before the people.- it was hard: to-impress upon: the elec-: tors the: great: importance of.the vote.| pi The issues were\u2018 local\u2019 in \u2018almost all \u201cIn \u2018Rosemount, \"where .the result did hipgé On a question of prin- wh ciple, you see we were, victorious, = ssociation was face 10 itterest.opposition \u201cthis.time.Some Who -were- disgrutitiéd- De-.cause \u2018they had -not beer giv \u2018which: Hay \u2018sought, threw \u2018their stren It \u2018must Saléo\u201d be: remembered: thaf a,.numbér whom we.did\u2018 not support wer theless, good.\u2018men.* Al tHings 5 considered, .they did \u2018not seem to us the best, that was all, some because.\u2018they did not live in the wards in\" \u201cwhich they sought election, \u2018others\u2019 tor \u2018dif- I think.sone good men were\" elected-yésterday.\u2018continued \u2018people should look at\u2019 ti \u2018majoriues, \u2018If the \u2018total vote iss calculated\u201d it, may, be seen the majority-is.ih our favor.\u2019 Emard waa elected.by\" a.Jarge\u2019 .Drammond had = siantial lead.-Some of -the- J defeated our candidates did \u2018so\u2019 \u201cby the narrowest .of margins.y I- :do .not think we have any cause to.bé or to.change \u201cour \u2018mode 0 coop \u2018EFFECT oN: TRADE.German Consul Says Reinoval \u2018of Surtax\u201d Has Had Marked .Results.\u2018Although no actual figures \u2018are wet Bergholdt, German Consulate, to a \u2018W porter this.morning, \u2018vet the \u2018signs are that the removal Canada, and the closer trade relations established .between the Dominion and Germany - \u2018has already had a marked: effect.\u2026 - Not only dre the German houses reaping- the ben wh M NE st Te Royal Bank auditors.sre now at work on the books.ot the U on thelr (report t Th à éopene à à \u2018settler basis, Should ne Union Delanze te A go mient, ba have: See.ue ed, ae DR sr cakes p Roig He Unie Bank R Bank branches would: A éuplicat c i In n six or seve en points in \u2018Nova 8cotls.The thirty-seven \u2018branches in this pro- \u2018vince, thus giving Royal a gain of thirty Branches in Nova Scotia.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cNew Branch Baik ~The Mekchants Bank Bank has branch at\" Fox Coules, Alberta, n of ree M DR D», Porter.A - dre \u201c MORNING BOARD.: , \"My.26 at 237, 25 at 286, , sho at, 235, 50 et 2h \u2019 or, ; 206 ut 115, 8 at 115%, 65 at 115, 150 a 14%.Notice 82, 000,900 listed to-day.Error Thursday a.m.\u2014F Cement at 28, shoud read 5 at 20.à de pref at 1024 should regd 10: Penman\u2019s © onds, at] \u2014285 Que.rend.iT at $4.50.at 38%.Telephone, Soo com., 80 a! 130, 25, at so 50 at 130% 25 at 13 0 1-8, at 130, 35 a 129 914, 200 at 129, 25 at \u201c128%.10\u2019 at: 128 Twin City, 25 at 198 1-8, 75 at 108.Shawinigan, 200, at 98.Detroit, 0 at à \u201cSrtaws L and P., 20 at MH 10.Jinois pret.1.8 90, o 8 04%, ~~ Powe 3014, 1 8 180, 25.at 1804 40 a Ke Bh 50 at 1s 75 at 127%.a exiean, 10 at 76.heel Ee Corps Tas at 58%, 200 at 58%, 58,225 at 58%, 25 at 5834, 100 at 584, 75 at 58%: oe at 58 rar these 50 at 57%, 25 a 57%.8 55 57%; 75 at BTS 200 at 57%, 50 iyi 76 at 56% .100 at 56%.5 5634.75 .at 36.Jo \u2018at 56%, 1 at: 83%.ss at 55%, t 56%.564, 76 at 56.150 at ro 175 at bet 260 at 58, 100 at 55%, 100 at b5;,.50 at Bh, 25at 5s +25 at 553,10 ut:56, 5-at 0-at 5 4, bat 65%, 20e et 55%.Textile FH: 2 at 102.- Eo Textfl Com.0 at 66.14.Daack Take, s at 25 ent Pf 5 at 81%.sx 15 at 32%, 60 at 82.\u2018- Scotia, $00 at 79%, 175 at 79.© °° -Ogllvie, 5 at 128, 59 at Ri 2 at 130.Pehman\u2019s, 26 at .b TA .56.Woods Com., 100 at Rich.and Ont, 10 at 2% } - \u2018Black Lake Asbestos Pfd., 3 at 63.Cement, 10 at 20, 150 2 13H 25-at 20, To 19%, 25 at.io * Wha chere 0 at 2.80, oc at 2.75.: 7 Win.Hotel, 25 108.¢ 5 Tron Pra, T8 at Li ron, at.10), 13 at 102, 1 HO Fat 1608 50 at 101.Ap at gt -OQQ ial Quel IY Bds., \u2018soon\u2019 a 98% #8000 \u2018at oy in Aäbestos.Bg, ne at, nt Bk, t 143, E- mc 5.58% 145, 50 - -at, 143%.ac No 2 at 160.AFTERNOON BOARD.Steel Corp.\u201430 at 55 3-4, 10 at 55 1- 20 at 56, 5 at 56, 10 at 56, 50 \u2018at 55 5-8, «25 at 65 5-8, 100 at 55 1-2,.50 at 55 1-2, 50 at 55-1-2, 50 at 55 1-2, :10 at 55 1-3, \"125 at 55 3-4, 50 at-55 34, 25/at 55 3-4, 100 at 56, 25 at 56, 10 at 56, 50 at 66, - \u201850 at 55 7-8, 100 at 55 7-8, 25 at 56, 100:at- 56, 25\u2019 at- 56, 100' at 56, 100 at 66, 50 at 65, 50 at 56.a\u201450 at 78.1-2,- 25 at 78 14 225 \u2018at 2, | = Sceti at, :10 at 78 1-2.\u201cQuebec.Ry.\u201425 at 37 1-8, 25 at.37 148, \u201c25 at 37 1-4, 3 at 37, 50 at 37 1-4,/50-4t- AT.1-4; 25 at 87 34, 5 at 37 1-2, dé \u2018at \"ST 7-8, 25 at 38, 25 at 38, 25 at 38 ; 142, - 25 at 88 1-2, \u2018B'at 48 1 1-4.- TIlinois\u201425 at 90, 100 at.90, 50 at 90, 100 at 90, 25 at 90, 2 at 90, 15 at 90, 9 Jat 90: Black Lake\u20145 at 25 1-2, 25 at\u201d25,.25 at 25-1-2, 25 at 25 1-2.Woods pfd.\u20142 bat 125.- Black Lake pfd.\u2014b at 63, 2.1-2 at a, 1 at 63 1-2.pioval Bank\u20143 at 240, 10 at 240, 15 at Cement.pfd.\u201425 at 82, 25.at 82 1-2.° Porto Rico\u201415 at.47 1-4.© \u2018Merchants Bank\u20145 at 176 1- 2.- Soo\u201425 at 128, 25 at 128, 20 at 128, 25 se 25 at 128 1-4, 25 at 127 3-4, 50 at : Penman : pfa.\u2014100 at si 1-4.= \u201cToronto : Ry.\u20145 at 115, 50 at 114 3-4.Corporation .honds\u2014$2,000 at 94 1-2.\u2018Power\u201420.at 127 1-2, .25 at 127 3-4, 150 at 127 3-4,, 100 at 127 3-4, 25.at 127 3-4, 25 at 127 3-4, % at 127 8-4,\" 15 at i331 10 at 128, 150 - at 127 3- 4, 50 at 127: 3-4 Crown Reserve\u2014900 at 275.\u2018\u2019Twin\u201450 at 108.\"Textile Com.-10 at 67.~Shawnigan\u2014100 at 97 25 2, 10 at 97.Rich.& Ont.-100 at 78 1-4.*-C.P.R\u20141 at 186 1-2.- \u201cDetyoit\u201415 at 46, 5 at.46 1- 2.Duluth Süperior-7 at 67 1- 2, \u201819 at 7 1-2.\u2018Nipissing\u201440 at'103 3-8.Steel: Corp.\u201450 at 56, .20 at 56 \u201c1:8, 20 at'56-1-8, 50 at 56, 50 at 56, 50 at 56, | 25 -at 56 1-8, 1200.at 56 1-8, 25 at.56 \u20181-8, 100 af 561-8, 100 at 56, 75 at.56 1-4, 25-at 56 1-4, 100 at 56 1-4, 25 at 56 1:8, 25 at 56.: M.5 RH at 236, 25 at 26, 2 at 236.v NEW YORE STOCKS.ea tpt tho Witness by ©.D.Manager of ri 8.Upening and closing price July 8th 1a.Stooke Op.Clos.Stocks Op'g.Clos.Amal Con.03 Amer.Loco, 591 & 4 or 20 mw wi HEN oo, pd.% NE ne \u2018 ily hs { or Enid Bi o, 12k Fis EW.ax au ie en ; - PIA ier eee po Fan 8 \u2018 20% hi A foe = BE id 8 an 24 2 Ei Sou ve 533 ii Corn Prod.B 18, South.Pac, ih nu Te a Fe vod are J © 5 1 eh Pacis i if e u n.& R.G' 30%: 29%- and Ligh 7% ts.Non %y.hi ih 1 8.thier i Eu Be nie À PS 10 \u2026 ¢ ion be 18 io fons \u2018Central \"13 3 b, sf | ae 8% 2 wl 0 Pa A à 81% LÉNin 11% Hi Wee a J et ba oR otintions = si shoët.not | Union | 7 Ry -at 38% should | 10 at 82, 226 | - ise de ; creme 1 paie \u2018en \"Saturday, July 2nd, \u201c1910 °, ose jon of one day, sn splend dai daly.ES ~ \u201cAnorense, 31 23086 .141.12 2 170800 A ren Yh hh Add Adar ad i FY ee TESTER |] SP rs o Yor Depusls of Valugrin fa.=, LL x reports are true and the newly \u201cdiscovered iron deposits in the Meta JAmportant as now claimed, there # \u201clikely to be à pronouneed.gro | the- Aron.and st el: {industries sof \u201cina Pp It nor reported that \u201cmining men have \u201chéen-#0 much impressed that large syndicates are being formed to acquire properties in the mew halt, \u2018The ABBRYS.[Separted «an: giving about sixty percent: Aron; 4 correct would seéth to Jueuss ach optimism, as.the .dépos- dts are \u2018sstd- to he very extensive.It to said the Transcontinental Railway will shortly survey a ling:into the | reach of the main line.Should the deposits prove- squal -to present indi- \u201ccations there is no: doubt but that this will speedily be done, .\u2014Cobalts\u2018i in\u2019 \u2018Toronto mav\u2014\u2014\u2014, Toronts, July 5,\u2014-Amalgamated, 1500 at Badley, 500 et Te.Peaver, 1800 at 3 5 3500 ; 100 at 19, tyr a A 1 A8 00 rit od ohalt, a Cobalt - Lake, 1000 at ds 500 at 1 22 500 7%; 560 - 740 at.IRs : 1%.Lit: Nipissing, 500- at T 6%, 500, at 16 500.at.16% 500 at 15 30 500 \u2018at.Nipiss ng AL -at 1080 20-at.1075\" Nova Scotia, 460 at\u2019 84, \u201cOtisze, 800 \u2018at 36.Peterson Lake, 500 ut 21, 800 at 20 5 8,5 500-at 2 03%.: Roch- .ester,\u2019 2700, at Temiskaming, 4500 at 6414, 2500 a A 100 at 64 8-8, 100 at 83%, 500 at-6334.- rer fem wall St Closed Weak + With Points Decline New.York, July 5.5.\u2014The stock.mare ket .cloged weak again this aftern on, about from one to three points down.from-the highést prices of the day.pee VE the, 2 Tso tn > , nion Pacific 8 Pacific at 111%, and Steel sry Sow \"- #n6cKs \"IN LONDON.me gularity and strength, and in the after- .noon were 1-8 to 1 point or more above .parity.London market generally was strong throughout our holiday, but \u2018somewhat inclined to sag this morning in spite of strength.in.American group.Mining department: was heavy.and lower.Money in Æondon ds-easier.\u2018orders \u2018provided\u2019 the open too strong.S Logaen; \u2018Tutyi&-\u2014Bar silver \u2018hdlding' DENVER AND RIO.GRANDE.Deriver and Rio Grande May \u2018nét in- \u2018crease, $230,000; 1I\u2019months\u201d \u2018net increase, \u2018$1,108,805.Surplus: after charges and, renewals increased $921,700.\" Ontario & Western May net increase, $59,611; 11 month® net \u2018increase, $26,- 836; \u201csurplus decrease, $15,274.mr mr WHEAT ESTIMATE.Chicago, July 5.\u2014An estimate onthe ¢rop of \u2018the three.6i'th.Western states of 125 \u2018millions has- been -made and reported\u2019 on, the -ipcal wheat exchange.maemo re , NORTHERN PACIFIC.Reguiar quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 per cent.on Northern Pacific, payable J August 1 to stock of record July 12.WABASH BIG RECORD.Wabash for fourth week in June has an increase of $17,559, and for month an increase of $125,967, and for year an increase of $2,717,455.: \u2014\u2014\u2014oeprmmamn_ .HAY QUOTATIONS, : he demand for baled hay continues fajrly good of which supplies are ample to fill all requirements.and as the | prospects for new -érop are excellent, an\u2019 easy feeling prevalls in the market.\u2018No.1 hay .-$15.00 to $15.50 Extra, No.2.\u201chay ee «013.50 to 14.00.No.2 hay .\u2026 +e 12.00 to 12.50 Clover, mixed es ae 11,00 to.11.50 Clover .11.00 11.50 to CALL MONET FIRM.New York, July 5.\u2014Noon\u2014Money on call firm at 3 Berceut, \u2018Prime.mer- .cantile paper, 5 percent.Exchanges \"4228,700, 318 da here MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES Reported -W.P.O:Brlon, st St Mancois Re ool.Tal.eL Mai Sellers Buyers.Sellers Buyers BAT ca i age Doom: , pui ii 1663 re 0 pe Duluth com.OX Jan.Con.\u2014 ie cake y 187 186%.Habiter Hy caer eens re 2 pie Hav, Llec.e c.ÿ .Uoal om ii ii Mex, sayy 7834 Ti - Trae.wn a nest Po à 120 128% hort fou 7 RL dep i 128 107% n'tPortC .\u2026 _.- Mont.St 65 ÿ 23542854 Wd com 1 127 A New Bf.R.Ys \"ese 2.pid, - .Ment, Be cree + d .Mont.Tel.15 Ae pi +5 ea \u2014 Nipisstn A veus wees Noro: C1 7 Shaw WEP Ori à\" steel.: 15° 18% St.dotin Ky.eae Ct pid, ees ee Lo Qivense Less aven de dois 127 125 : Toronto 115 HO Valle oo ge ales 1073107% \u2019 .os voce À Penpailé Qu if = R.& O.Narv.78% 79% BANKS , sup vase, «ees.Nationale.BNA veer eine NwBrungk .OID.5 vere pe» N.Scotia .280 \u2018eee jauf D.oven © Hawa.vere eu va wbew vecu UBDAC eve ~~ vere coer | Hoohlaga.\u201d 2.eens oval.240 Lens | Moreh 13 vl maaaed.: oe Mop.oe % Goat rears 0.00 100% on .ees ; LOTTONS ; .C.Cot.55 5 Dom Tox.pt we 1011 Bex com 87 88% treal.25% ! BONDS : ell'Tel.8.- 0.Mis - an \u2026\u2026\u2026 | bone de @ 000 sien Lot veu 000 Can,Cor 6 «see 95% Gites a.eos 4 ahle,.5 vw Le v de d 5 sese seee Prmdale ou Mebfes dono 3 953% 044 ML &P ti tose 200 | j SpoPaylo: 5.4.4 lB JohnR 6°.+.lLexti SA 6.9 M.Wareh \u20ac ROBE LL ass N.B.8&CI \u2026 - C6 0° 94 N'8co.Cn 8 : | D6 Lu sou OgilvieM 6 .T,YK.Ra 5 \u2026\u2026.\u2026.Bérios B.a .wees Wes Indias +.+.een sree \u2018Win.Klee 3 TY seen nd sou oo.Win Hotl 4 .c Fu ep TT am} river ssction of Ontario are as | Oriental _Rallway Company.iron - country, which :is- within - éasy | -} creamery, 24 to 2 = 127; do.gathered, white, 22: : London, \u2018July_5\u2014Américan stocks inl | Joondon developed a.good deal of irre-|: °° Foreign houses had moderate buying |\" market did not |\u2019 ro Eg |+ sam Eh py 5.steady arourid 24 5- 8 pence per ounce.New \u2018York, | CONTINUE TO SHOW RECORDS| The Canadian Pacific Railway iim Vous to show unprecedented earning ry The increase for tue jant ten ays in \u2018June is nothing short of remark- o amounting to $764,000, over the corresponding period à Yeéar-afo.There eat deal of gcare nows sin crops, but the the Canadian Paci- t what some pessim- inte tan erent trade outlook in Capada.There lg probably no better evidence of favorable times in all de partments of the country's business than record rallway.éarnings.Following ls\u2019 thé return of trafic earnings from June 21 to 30, of Canada's leading railway.corporation; \u2014 4 4 4 0 000 7365;000 \u2018 1908.212200 31973:000 Increass .764, 000 PO pr pra racer rite\u201d SALEOF BAIE CHALEURS RY.Ottawa, July 5.\u2014~On the application of Mr.T.Chage.Caggrain, the Board of Railway Commissioners to-day issued an:order ratifying: the sale of Bale des -Cheleurs -Railwaÿs to\u201d the.Quebec.and : Now York: Produte Prices New York, July 5.Butter, steady; receipts, 6, 200; prgamers specials, 2 extras, 23% to 28%; third < 8; state dairy, process, second\u2019 to Specials, 22 ta 25%; factory, a \u2018to « 23% ; imitation Cheese, .firm; .receipts, - \u201c749; state, whole milk specials, 1644 to 18;.do., fancy, white, 14%; do., fancy, colored, 15; do., average prime, 1434 to 14%; do., fair to good, 13 to 14; do., common, 10 to 13; skims, full to special, 214 to 1234.Eggs, wedl; receipts, 18,877; state,\u2019 Penna.ana nearby hennery, white, 24 to to 25; do, hennery; frown, 283 to: 25: do., gathered, brown, 31 to 28; fresh fos \u2018extra first, 19- to 205 do., first, 17 to\u201c18 Us.Steel Rumors.are © Officially Denied New York, July B.\u2014Representatives lof the United: States Steel: Corpora- \u2018tion and other steel companies declare there is no foundation for cur- \u2018rent.reports that a meeting of stesl \u2018interests has been called for the purpose of readjusting prices.The fact of the matter is that steel prices have been lowered between $1 and $3 a ton- ovèr the last several months, and are now down to what 1s regarded as a reasonable level.Everything considéred, prices have been holding fairly.well,\" although no -\u2018stand -pat\u201d policy;\u2018 - :such -as existed \u2018previous to February, 1909, is In, evt- dence to-day.: ; : CHICAGO.MARKETS.; Messrs.J.5, Bache sag Company.Bell hone u 18; * ontrealt, \u201cDelephone ne Chicago \u2018quotations to- follows: ; day.Be © Open, High.Low.Close, Wheat\u2014 : So when .»\u2026 99% 101% 991% 191% Sept.100 .101% 99% 101% Cory \u2018B88 59% 58% 59% av.a.2 Sept.L 60% 61% so% 81% Oâts\u2014 _.July :.39% 40 - 304- =40- Sept su ne 39% 334 - 30 Le rp yy és 27 re fy 5° 168.00 25.00, 24,501 3 | t T0, 22.80 722'82 LE: ay.18,87 12.05 12.07 Seit.13, 25 12,32 12.07 12.10 \u2018Rib e+ 2 70 12.87 12.62 12.67 Sept.12:87 12.37 12,07 12.12 rer HONEY AND MAPLE PRODUCTS.ket for \u201choney continues quia?ang vices show no material change, as follows: - Clover white honey eo Cd to .15 Park grades.\u201811% to 12% | Wihite- extracted ce wn 10% to .11.uckwheat \u2026 cons to 07% Bh demand for maple.product was slow, and the market is without any \u2018change.Syrup in wobd is quoted at \u2018§c per 1b.and, in tins at: 8c, with sugar at i0c to 11c.MEXICO NORTH-WESTERN.México Northwestern Railway reports et earnings for May of $158,014; in- Drease $114,779: four months\u2019 net, $605,- :950, increase $468,724.ee eee PRICE OF POTATOES.In potatoes the feeling.remains firm, but prices show no further change.Sales of car lots of Green Mountains were made at 45c te 50c per bag, and\u2019 in a jobbing way at 70c.ï i\u2014 rp GOLF AT LAMBTON Third Round of of the Amateur Championship, (See also Page 5.) \u2018Lambton Gelf Links, July 5\u2014The third round in the amateur championship of the Royal Canadian Golf Association at Lambton, was close and exciting.- Fritz Martin, of Hamilton, had a hard time , disosing of W.N.Reekie, Lambton, 2 and 1 to go.The game between G.S.Lyon, Lambton.and A.E.Austin, Lambton, went to the twenty-third hole for a decision.Here Austin drove his second into the creek, and Lyon won his match, 1 u on the\" twenty - -third.G.A.Hutton, Beaconsfield, won from D.R.Wilson, Quebec, 7 up and 6 to 0.W.Griffith, Hamilton, defeated g M.Gray, 5 and 3.In.the Lyon- Austin game Lyon got\u2019 a lead to the turn, \u2018but Austin came back In a 87, ovening up on the eighteenth green.On the round Lyon made a 76 and Austin a 76.The games for the amateur championship of Canada are now betwean G.8.Lyon, who plays A.G.Hutton this afternoon, and Fritz Martin, who plays W.M.Griffiths, MUST REDUCE RATES.Public Utilities Commission's Order to Railway.: Quebec, July 5.\u2014Tite Public Utii- tieg Commission\u2019 met this morning, when some ten judgments were delivered.The most importaït of these was in connection with the cem- plaints regarding rates prevailing on the Quebec and Lake St.John.Railway.The results \u2018of\u2019 the judgtents of the commission were to make several important reductions in these.Several complaints were lodged - and\u2019 taken under\u2019 advisement.The commission adjourned to meet on July pre Te \u201c HEAVY DAMAGE BY FIRE.Box Factory of Standard Oil Com- |: pany Destroyed.Oswego, N.Y, July 5\u2014Fire in the lumber piles of \u2018the Standard Oil Company's big box shop burned a swath 400 feet wide and a thousand feet long +] through the centre.of the yard yesterday.It is estimated .that.between ten and twelve million feet of lumber, having a value of $200,000, was destroyed.The fire is believed to have - started\u2019 from a cigar or: cigarette \u2018butt having been thrown carelessly into the shavings by someone passing through the ard, months of the fiscal year.departments, and from tons it is likely to enjoy a season of VR sum of $84,426 as compared lower $7 to first, 26 to |.common to nest.23 tol.\u2018is that the term DULUTH-SUP.60.\u201cPILES UP LARGE PROFITS IN 1910 The management of the Duluth-£u- .perior Traction Company has a fine fin- snclal statement to present to its shareholders for June and for the first six This young corpo i owl rapidly in all Savimente and n° present indica- ofit takings.ble om the very beginning of 1910, Du- uth-Superior has.made splendid advances, and with the Inauguration of a modern and pronounced policy of improvements and entire pystem the revenue has grown in enlargements to the Keepin] with the enterprise.The farmnings for June amount to the $81.874 for the rame period in he receipts for the six months ended June 30 last are given at $507,016 as against $443,824 for the corresponding months last year.EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.East Buffalo, N.Y., July 5.\u2014Cattle\u2014 Steady; prime steers, $7.75 to $8.28, Veals receipt 25 head, active and 25c -Hogs receipts 1600 head.active; light, Be to 106 higher; others steady to easy: heavy, $0.50 &« 39.60; mixed, $9.70 to 9.80: yorkers, $9.80 to (10.06: .05; pigs.a É to $10.05; ro $ -stags $6 to $7.25; dairies, $9.26 te $9.50 Sheep and lambs receipts 200 head, active.steady and unchanged.TORONTO CATTLE MARKETS.\u201cToronto, July 5.\u2014\u2014Trade, slow; prices, -steady; 66 lards in to-day, including 861 \"cattle, 1221 sheep and lambs, 700 hogs, \u2018and 237-églves.[Sxport cattle, choice, $6.90 to $7.15; export cattle, Hight, $6.40.to.$6.60; export cattle, medium, $6.00 to $6.26; \u201cexport bulls, $56.00 to $5.25, export cows, $5.00 to $5.50; butchers\u2019 cattle, choice, $6.50.to $6.5; butchers\u2019 cattle, medium,.$5.75 to $6.00; butchers\u2019 cattle, common, $5.00 to $6.26; butchers\u2019 bulls, $4.50 to $5.00; butchers\u2019 cows, $4.50 to $5.25; short Keeps, $5.75 to $6.00; feed- erg\u2019 steers, $5.00 to $5.25; feeders\u2019 bulls, 3.00 to $38.25; stockers\u2019 choice, $4.50 to 4.75; light,\u201d $4.00 to $4.25% canners, $1.60 to $1.76: milch cows, choice, each, $40 to $65: mileh cows, common and medium, $25 to $40; spring- stockers, ers, $40 to $60; sheep, light ewes, \" 50 to $5.00 steady: heavy, ewes, $4 to $4,50 steady; bucks, $3 to $3.50 steady: lambs, $7.50 to \u2018$8.25 steady; calves, $3 to $7 steady; By fab, 38.85; hogs, fed and watered, $8.9 ~ CHICAGO \u2018CATTLE PRICES.Chicago.July 5.\u2014Cattle receipts estimated at 9000, market.10c higher ; begves, $5.40 to $8.60; Texas steers, at $4.25 to $6.85; western steers, $5.75 to $7.25; stockers and feoders, $3.65 to $5.80: cows and heifers, $2.90 to $7.00; calves, $5.85 to $8.Hogs receipts estimated: at 17.000 : market, 15c higher; light, $9.20 to $9.50; mixed, $3.C5 to $9.45; heavy, $8.75 to $9.30; rough, $8.75 to $9.05; good to \u201cchoice heavy, $9.30 to $9.50: pigs, $9.15 to $9.50; bulk of sales, \u2018$9.10 to $9.30.Sheep receipts estimated at 12, 000 ; market, 10c to 15c higher: native, $3 to $1.90; western: $3.25 to $4.95; vear- lings, $5 to $5.90: lambs native, $4.85 to $3.60; western, $5.25 to $8.15.CANADIAN SALMON.| Australia Decides Only British Columbia Produces \u2018Sockeye.\u2019 Ottawa, Juiy 5,\u2014News has reached :the Department of -Trade and: Com- \u2018merce from: D.-H.Ross, trade.com- -missioner at Melbourne, of a decision by the Government of the Common- \u2018wealth\u2019 which is of importance to the salmon packers of British Columbia.For years past Canadian salmôn has been: gaining a footing in Australia, especially what is known as \u2018sockeye\u2019 salmon.Their reputation was so good that certain United States companies operating in Alaskan waters \u2018put up a brand of northern salmon, and labelled :t also ar \u2018sockeye.\u2019 There \u2018has been a controversy of experts over the question.The controversy has been ended, zn fdr as commercial results are concerned, by the decision of the Australian Government, which \u2018sockeve\u2019 shall be allowed only to salmon imported from British Columbia waters, or the waters of Puget Sound adjacent thereto.re PROJECT ABANDONED.Berlin, July 5.\u2014The project of a\u201c American and German exhibition in 1911, which was suggested in March after the time-for a strictly American exhibition, was dropped, has now been given up also.\u2018Neither the Americans nor the Germans interested care to back a private enterprise without government -support sufficient to carry it through.\u2014 T = = We own and offer the following:- Corporation Bonds DOMINION IRON AND STEEL CO, LIMITED, 5% 1st !dortgage Bonds, due 1929.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, LIMITED, 5% 1st Mortgage Bonds, due 1940.' CANADACEMENT COMPALMY, LIMITED, 6% 1st Mortgage Bonds, due 1929.LOCOMOTIVE & MA- \"CHINE VO.OF MONTREAL (now Montreal Locomotive Works), 4% 1st Mortgage Bonds, due 1924.KEEWATIN FLOUR \"MILLS CO, LIMITED, .6% .1st Mortgage Bonds, due 1916., CANADIAN CONSOLIDATED RUBBER CO, LIMITED, 6% Bonds, due 1946.PRICES ON APPLICATION.\u201c\\ Royal Securities Corporation, Limited 164 St.James Street, Hontreal Toronto Quebec Halifax MARWICK, MITCHELL & Co, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS, F SCOTLAND, 1 Place D'Armen (Quebec Bank Bl 1 Resident Partner, Telephiny pavid 8.Kerr, C.A, (Scot).794 Maln, RRR -been very etc.lifetime to.yqu.day for a few shares.[STRAWBERTES WILL SOON BE OFF MARKET St.Catharines, Ont, July 5.-T- dry, hot weather has shoftene.l wie strawberry crop to a large extent, id while the yield for the time being 4, heavy, it will probably i.the shortest strawberry Season Où Te.od.Last week practically all the i rn ries were \u2018harvested and sold.This week the growers are finis\u201c up, and some of them havn Area: called in their pickers, and started thon the cherry orchards.no strawberries after this w eek, thong .there would have been had rain «ume last week.There wil] Winnipeg Grain Prices Show Slight Advances \u2014Dry Weather a Factor Toronto, July 5.\u2014The Chicago Gram Exchange was closed yesterday.lun Winnipeg was open, and prices therg were stronger than on Saturday.TT only change made in local quotation, to-day was an advance in Maniteiy wheat at lake ports to $1.041; for No 1 northern, $1.02 for No.2, and $i for NY 3.The unfavorable dry weather over Canada continues to be the muy, factor in the market.Local quotations are as follows.\u2014np.tario wheat\u2014No.2, \u2018winter, 94c to she outside, Manitoba wheat.\u2014 No.1 norti.ern.$1.04%; No.2 northern, $1.02: Nu, 3 northern, $1.02; No.3 northern, $1.00 at lake ports for immediate si He ment.Corn\u2014 American No.2, yellow 68c; No.2, yellow, 67%: Canadian corn, 72e to 63e: Toronto frefEhts.' Oats\u2014Canadian Western No.2, 121, No.3 C.W., 36% at lake ports for immn.diate shipment: Ontario No.2, whit: 33c to 34c outside; No.3, white, 32e ta 33c outside; 36%c on track, Toroni Barley\u2014No.2, 51c to 52c; No.3, ex 49c to 50c: No.3, 46c to 476 outside.Manitoba No.4, 46%c on track, ports.Peas\u2014 No.2, 70c to Tle.No 2, 67c to 6Sc.Buckwheat\u2014No.= Manitoba flour quotations at To ' are: \u2014First patents, $5.60; mero tents, $5.10; strong bakers, $4.90; 90 gent, Glasgow freights, 25s.Ontarin u winter wheat patents for.ex $3.50 to $3.60 in buyers\u2019 bags outside Millfeed\u2014Manitoba bran, $18 per ton: shorts, $20 per ton: track, Toronto.(ip tario bran, $19 per ton; shorts, $21 per ton on track, Toronto, a FAIR TRADE IN EGGS.À fair trade continues to be done tn eggs, but the undertone to the market remains easy.Sales of selected stock were 2lc, and straight receipts at 17 per dozen.Second grade Lower eggs are offering at 12%¢ to dozen, Made at to 171, Proviner 15¢ per RIO DIVIDEND.0 Toronto.July 5.\u2014-The exnerted increase in the Rio dividend is announr- ed, the first payment at the rate of 11, percent for the quarter, or 5 percen: per annum, to B& made on Aug: |.The company has been paying 4 percent.Delays Are Dangerous, It is those who acted quickly that are the Cobalt Millionnaires of to-day.The Arcadia Silver Mining Co, Limited, offers to-day for Public Subscription 100,000 Shares, par value 31 00, for 10 cents each.Splendid Prospects, Board of Directors.Gowganda.Plenty .* Conservative Five Claims in of Timber, Water.Railway Facilities already in prospect.Don't miss this opportunity.it may prove the.great opportunity of a Wire or write me {(o- \"BENJAMIN BURLAND, Fuancial Agent; 308 Board of Trade Building, Montreal The Royal Trust Co, 107 $t James Street, Montreal - CAPITAL: Capital Fully Paid - $1,000,000 Reserve Fund - - 900,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Right Hon.Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, G.C.M.G.President.£ir Edward Clouston, Bart Vice-President.Sir B.Montagu Alla} Sir W.C.Macdonald Hon.R.Mackay.A.Macnider.H.V.Meredith David Morrice.James Ross.Sir T.G.Shaughnessy, K.C.V.0.Sir Wm.C.Van Horne, K.C.M.G, - H.Robertson, Marager.SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS, Bank of Montreal Building, A.G.Fowler Ross INVESTMENT LROKER tuite 65 and 33 Eank Offawa Bldz, TEL.MAIN 2333.W.W.MacCUAIG OIL! OIL! OIL! investigate the Oil Market Handsome profits made in OIL The Fuel of the Future.We have several good stooks on our IIst Write, Wire or Phone.= Broker, City and District Bank Building 180 ST.JAMES STRAET.Ww.CRAHAM BROWNE & Co DEALERS IN SOND) { \" 4 222 St.James Street, Montrea! C.D.SHELDON INVESTMENT BROKER A specialty made of INVESTMENTS in STANDARD RAIL- Byad and INDUSTRIAL STOCKS.Call or write for full particulars regarding plan of investment, ROOM 101, 180 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL, PENNANT 2 wy BRYANT BROTHERS 4-18 BLT Francois Xavierst., & co.bANKERS and BROKERS = DEALERS IN COBALT STOCKS : Branch Gffice - .Coba't 1 { 5 +, - pd LATE rt te ES BE KET \" 5.\u2014The ed up the ctent, and being has pbably be u On rer.l the ber.~ finishing > alread, irted them \u2018 re, will he K, thougi rain come 3 ces , Factor ago Grain rday, but ices there ay.The quotations Manitoba for No.1 $1 for No.eather aj) the main oOws:\u2014On- Jie to 95c >.1 north- $1.02; No.northern, liate ship- 2, yellow, dian corn, - 2, 32%e: for imme._ 2, white, ite, 32¢ to , Toronto.3 extra, C outside; rack, lake lc.Rye\u2014 at\u2014No.2, t Toronto econd pa- D0; 80 per- Ontario Or export, utgide.3 por ton; onto.On- S.$21 per Gags.> done 4n he market- &.made at 7 to 17% « r Province o 13c per pected in- announc- ate of 11; 5 percent 18.1.The percent.erous, y that are >-day.The mited, of- 1 bscription 00, for 10 nservative Claims in er, Water, Iready in opportunity.unity of a ite me.to- Montreal ontreal ON ER NT EST.RAIL TOCKS.ticulars at 8 8T., co.ERS.Cobalt > + NO ONE RESPONSIBLE \u2026.le: FOR \u2018HERALD\u2019 DISASTER Jury at Inquest this Afternoon Re-| turned a Non-Committal Verdict.OF OVERHEAD TANKS RIDER URGES INSPECTION Floor Collapsed Before Tank Fell, Says Engineer Who Examined Wrecked Building.\u2018We find that the victims died on the 13th June from the collapse of the \u2018Herald\u2019 building.\u201cWe hold no one criminally responsible, but suggest that a bylaw be passed in order that overhead tanks may be inspected every three months.\u2019 The jury returned at 2.20 with the above verdict.The above was the verdict of the jury this afternoon at the inquest on the \u2018Herald\u2019 fire victims, which reopened this morning.A number of witnesses were examined, but little new light was thrown upon the matter.Mr.Halliway, insurance agent, in reply to the coroner, stated that he examined the \u2018Herald\u2019 building before having accepted the insurance application from the \u2018Herald\u2019 owners, and he was perfectly satisfied with the general State of the building, and felt quite content to take risks.He made no new suggestions, and asked for no alterations in the.\u2018Herald\u2019 building.Mr.Alcide Chausse, city building inspector, was next examined at length by the coroner and Mr.Greenshields, and stated that in his opinion the stereotyping room floor collapsed before the walis fell.The Coroner\u2014What caused the floor tn collapse ?Witness\u2014Of course I cannot answer that, but I believe the disaster was not | due to weakness in the walls Immediately in the vicinity of the tank.Mr.Guion, government inspector, was next examined, and stated the disaster was caused, in his opinion, by the weak.| ness of the walls, tHe weight above causing the walls to bulge and consequently the fall of the tank.The coroner\u2014When you last examined the Herald building before the catastrophe did you come to the conclusion that the building was unsafe, and a danger to those employed in it?Witness\u2014Decidedly not.Mr.W.J.Francois, civil engineer, « who produced photographs of the pres- ent- state of- the \u2018Herald\u2019 building, \u2018in the_ course of lengthy technical evi- dene, tHe\u201d Cale of thé \u2018disasté was a deficiency in y construction of tha floor or which the heavy machinery was placed, as the fluor now remaining intact would have been the floor.They had the report ter | gin \u2018tions were carried out.very one.to give way in case the tan was, the cause.us ; : Coroner\u2014Would you: erect a tank whére thé one was erected on the \u2018Herald\u2019 building?Lo Witness\u2014I did not see the building before the erection.Coroner\u2014Could the tank, sixty tons in weight, have played any part in the disaster ?\u201c Witness\u2014BSixty tons of a pressure on ¢ld walls might certainly -have had sume effect, but the original causas.of the collapse, in my opinion, was in\u2018-the floor construction.| Mr.Greensnieids\u2014Could the tank have caused the floors to collapse ?.Witness-\u2014-Nc.The weight of the tank could not have possibly caused the collapse of the floors, as the effect of the weight of the tank was counteracted \u2018by the particular position in which the tank was placed.Mr.McDougall\u2014What was it that hastened the fall of those defective floors ?25 \u2019 \u2018Witnees-\u2014The working of machinery would have disturbed the equilibrivm, and this resulted in the fall.Mr.Archibald, architect, examined by Mr.McDougall, stated that he vis-_ ited the \u2018Herald\u2019 building in August.1905, and \u2018subsequentily in April, 1906, at the request of the manager, Mr.Taylor.The Coroner\u2014What was the result of your examination ?- Mr.Architald\u2014I found that one of .the floors had sunk about three inches at one side, and suggested that a \u2018steel beam be placed underneath to support the floor.Mt.Greenshields \u2014Were your instructions\u2019 carried out?- Witnéss\u2014I do not know that.Mr.Greenshields\u2014So you simply gave these instructions without see- .ug them.carried out?Witness\u2014It was not my business to do more.EE Mr.Taylor\u2014Yes, we made the alteration suggested.\u2026 - 2 The Coroner, in addressing the jury, said there was one question, and one only, to be answered by them.that wag did the acts of any of these persons examined during the hearing of this case, or any of the various persons directing the building or constructing of the \u2018Herald\u2019 office, leave any one triminally responsible for the disaster ?.t did.not matter whether the tank fell first, the wall or the x ; of thé en-: éer:\"who-Sexämined \"the place, ahd tuègested' alterätions which altera- Tanks placed in a similar way to the \u2018Herald\u2019 one were all over Canada.ARBITRATORS Men Who Will Decide What the City Owes to Power | Co.oo Supreme Court has named the men ® who.are to act as arbitrators in the dispute as to the amount owing the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company b icethyty vbgkq -sc sslaz Company by the city.Mr.Louis A.Herdt, Doctor of Science, and Prof.at McGill University, has been approved as arbitrator for the city.Mr.Black, an electrical engineer of Toronto, has been named for the company.And Mr.Adolphe À.Dion, chief engineer of the Ottawa Electric Co., has been appointed as the third man.LATE CITY NEWS Fifty-five damaged watermelons were confiscated by city food inspectors to-day.: The Board of Control has asked Ald.Resther and Mr.A.Chausse, building inspector, to supervise the repairing of the City Hall .roof, on which $5,000 is to be expended.Annexation has brought trouble to St, Laurent.People who raise pigs there are informed that it is against the city by-laws to do so, and Dr.Louis Laberge says the pigs must go.Stephen Shute, who was arrested vesterday afternoon in connection with the death of William Miller, who was found dead in his bed at 49 Craig street west on Sunday morning, plead- #4 nat guilty this morning to a charge o° manslaughter.The case was udjorirned until the postmortem is concluded.: The Controllers.this morning de- tided tn accept all the streets in the parish of St.Jean Berchmans, which have heen offered by the Ross Realty Company.\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 C.N.R.DIBPUTE.The Minister of Labor has received 8 unanimous report from the Board of Conciliation and Investigation, ; @P- Printed to inquire into the.disagree- rent between the C.N.R.carmen and Steamfitters and the company.The Llaims of the men were for regular \u2018Ac.edules of agreement, separate schedules for the carmen and the *teamfitters, increased wages and \u201chorter working hours.The Board recommended the advantage Of a regular sehedule of wages a.d the drawing Ib of rules to govern working condi- \u2019rms.That the request for separate Srhedules be granted was also urged.\u2014 SPEEDING IN OUTREMONT.The smooth roads of Outremont \"rm a temptation for young men with \u201ciggies and fast horses which «they \u201cbear unable to resist, notwithstand- \u2018ix the danger caused to other users \u201c\u201d the thoroughfares.The Outre- \"rt Council is.however, determined \"put a step to speeding within the \"vn limits, and yesterday stiff fines ro imposed on five young men who \"i been driving at excessive speeds., Trere names were: TT.Kabelle, J.\u201cvaîge, J.Miron, J.Leroux and A.roux: with the exception of the st who had to pay $5, they were _ 1 310 and costs, and the promise \"eld out that future offenders would Met with more severe treatment.Jr trorit aati CAC SE EY HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE \u2014\u2014 Lomber Valued at $100,000 Was Destroyed at Brae- side, Ont.Arnprior, Ont, July 5.\u2014One of the largest fires which have visited this section broke out in the lumber yard of Gillies Brothers,.Braeside, last night, about seven o'clock, when a million dollars\u2019 worth of limber standing in the wezt yard was consumed.The cas: yard was saved through the strenuous efforts of a bucket brigade.The large saw-mills were also saved.Arnprior and Carleton Place sent their .fire engines t.the scene.of the fire, but were powerless to stay the progress of the flames in th.yard, The origin cf the fire is unknown.\"Che C.P.R.track runs on \u2018the south side, and there are several spurs running through the yard.It is-said that an engine was doing some shunting in the yard a short time previous to the fire being discovered.The burnt.district covers an'area of about one mile in length an.a quarter of a mile in width.The total amount of loss, the amount of insurance and the companies interested will not be known for some days.The reflection of the fire.could be seen for a distance of many miles: SHERIES CLAIMS \u2014\u2014 Arguments at Hague Expected to be Concluded in Fortnight, (Canadian Associated Press.) The Hague, July 5\u2014The Fisheries Tribunal has asked the lawyers tu finish their speeches in anotaer fortnight.Sir James Winter, on behalf?of New: foundiland, endeavored to show the hollowness of formor Senator Turner's argument that legislation on.Newfoundland fisheries favored Newfoundland fishermen at the expense of Americans.In regard to the herring fishery regulations Sir James observed that they could not affect American fisnermen because this kind of fishing was carried on In bays, harbors and creeks of territorial waters, which Americans were not allowed to enter by the treaty of 1818.Sir James Winter argued that Newfoundland had not infringed the treaty of 1818 in forbidding the Americans in 1966 and 1906 to buy\u2019 herrring in Newfoundland as bait for cod fishing, and engaging inhabitants of Newfoundland to catch herring.These regulations were commercial in character.In regard to other regulations prohibiting the use of certain nets, etc.even if the American criticism was justified\u2014 which \u2018he denied\u2014tnat was no proof that the United States had a right to veto Newfoundland fishery legislation which affected the vital interests of Newfoundland, and tended to prevent Americans from abusing their privilege of destroying the fisheries.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014 KING'S ALDERSHOT VISIT.(Canadian Associated Press.) Bisley, July 5.\u2014Earl Crewe tribute the prizes to the spccessful competitors at Bisley on SaturQay July 16.The King is paying a Wisit to Aldershot next Monday, and it is proLable thar the colonial teams will go there bu Tuesday to be inspected.\u2018 i | Results of the London College \u2018of Music June Examina- |.MANY LOCAL SUCCESSES, \u2014 rm | Licentiate Diploma in- - Pisnoforte.The results of examinations held + in | Montréal and the other Canadian centres last month are now announced.The following candidates were successful in attaining diplomas -and certificates in the examinations held in the various \u2018 centres\u2018 recently.The names in brackets are those of the teachers: PIANOFORTE PLAYING, Primary Section\u2014Pass - certificates, Master George -Binmore, .Westmount - (Miss ;Grace Cox) \u2019Miss-Irene EHiott, Westmount (Mrs.F.-W.Hume); \u2018Miss Jean Gatehouse, \"Westmount (Miss Grace Collard); Miss Ethel -.Handy, Westmount (Miss Grace Collard); Miss Eva Reid, Westmount (Miss Grace Cox).- ; \u2019 Elementary Section\u2014Honors certificate, Miss Hazel Jean Dyke, Montreal (Mr.A.H.Howell); first class certi- ~flcates, Miss E.Vera Auger, .Elora, Ont.(Miss Lizzie Halls); Miss Eva Hayden,\u2019 Fergus, Ont.(Mrs.K.A.Mulheron) Miss Beatrice Emma Lavers, Montreal (Mr.A.H.Howell); Miss Hazel Irene Lewis, Montreal (Mr.A.H.Howell); Miss Florence Alma Mustard, - Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust, L.L:C.M.); Master Adolph E.Mishkin, Westmount (Miss Grace Collard); Miss Marion H.Perry, Montreal (Miss Sophie Luttrell); pass certi- mount (Miss Sophie Luttrell); Laura E.Cowen, Owén Sount, Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust); Miss Beatrice A.Laws, Westmount \u2018(Miss Grace Collard); .Miss Isabel McGregor, Fergus, Ont.(M-s.K.A.Mulheron); Miss Jen+ nie McNeill, Elora, Ont.(Miss Lizzie Halls); Miss Olla Porritt, Almonte, Ont.(Miss Mary Fay); Miss Margaret Reynolds, Westmount (Miss Grace Collard); Master Robert G.Woodley, Westmount (Miss Grace Collard).Intermediate Section\u2014Honors certificates, Miss Eva M.Harper, Elora, Ont.(Mr.W.M.Clarke); Miss Dorothy Gladys J.Clarke, Elora, Ont.(Mr.W.Clarke); Miss Rose-Berthe Sauve, Verdun (Mrs.F.Heraly): Miss Frances M.Wright, Kingston, Ont.(Mr.James Gladys J.Clarke, Elora, On.(Mr.W.M.Clarke); Miss Dora Annie Hoerner, Westmount (Miss Grace Collard); Miss Josephine McGregor, \u2018Arnprior, - Ont.(Mrs.W.J.Macfatlane); Miss Queenie E.Shields, Brockville, Ont.(Mr.Harold Albery, A.L.C.M.); Miss Myrtle R.Watts, Kingston, Ont.(Mr.James Small); pass certificates, Miss Hazel 8.Dailey, Brockville, Ont.(Miss Isabel Storey); Miss Gertrude McGregor; Montreal (Mrs.F.Heraly); Miss Mabel Rewson, Athens, Ont.(Mr.Harold Albery); Miss Lourena Walker, Owen Bound, gout CE Eu idgust): Mes weny! » Wells, Westmount: Grice Collard); \u20ac: Semel Gia Miss Pearl Clint, Almonte, Ont.(Mrs.W.J.Macfarlane); Miss Grace -Cox,.Montreal (Miss Grace Collard); Miss Olive Helen G.Howell, Montreal (Mr.A.H.Howell); first class certificates, Miss Arletta L.Dickey, Lyn, Ont.(Miss Isabel Storey); Miss Maude En- \u2018nis; Kingston, Ont.(Mr.James Small); Miss Lily Lewis, Montreal (Mr.A.H.Howell); Miss Jean L.McConnell, La- chute, Que.(Mr.A.H.Howell); Mr.Arthur A.Quinn, Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust); Miss \"Alice M.- Stewart, Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust); Miss.Edythe May Manore, Mallorytown (Miss.Isabel:Storey); pass certificates, Mrs.L.H.Goulet, Montreal (Mrs.F.Herdly); Miss Alice Johnston, Salom, Ont.( Mr.W.M.Clarke); Miss Jean May Keith, Elora, Ont.(Mr.W.H.Clarke); Miss Rita Kort, Montreal (Mrs.F.Heraly); Miss Clara Young, Montreal (Mrs.F.W.Hume).Co 10° Advanced Senior Section\u2014Honors certificates\u2014Miss Colena B.Carmichael, Hillsburg, Ont.(Mr.W.M.Clarke); Miss Juliette Lalonde, Montreal (Mrs.F.Heraly); first class certificates, Miss Pearl Clint, Almonte, Ont.(Mrs.W.J.Macfarlane); Miss Mabel F.Walter, Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust); pass certificates, Miss Myrtle E.Loverin, Greenbush, Ont.(Miss Isabel Storey); Miss Julia I Stafford, Lyn, Ont.(Miss Isabel Storey); Miss Ethel Van Attan, Lyn, Ont.(Miss Isabel Storey).\u2018 Associate diplomas\u2014Miss Florence E.Adams, Manion, Ont.(Mr.A.H.Howell); Miss Viola Clara Cruickshank, Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr Herbert Wild- gust); Miss Agnes Melldowie, Montreal (Mr.A.H.Howell); ss Lillie May Revill, Ottawa, Ont.(Mids Oulda Davies, A.L.C.H).Licentiate diploma-\u2014Miss Aldea Lus- rier, Montreal (Mrs.F.Heraly).: SINGING.Elementary ~ Section\u2014Honors certificates, Miss Emma N.Dirstein, Blm- wood, Ont.(Mr.A.H.Workman); Mr.George McLaren King, Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr.Herbert Wildgust); first class certificates, Miss Annie R.Dirstein, Elmwood, Ont.(Mr.A.H.Workman); Miss Alma C.Halliday, Chesley, Ont.(Mr.A.H.Workman); Mr.Ronald H.Hopper, Ottawa, Ont.(Madame E.Davies); Miss Isabel Mil- burn, Chesley, Ont.(Mr.A.H.Workman).Intermediate section\u2014Honors .certificates, Miss Bertha Fern Treleaven, Lucknow, Ont.(Mr.Herbert Wild- gust); Miss Isabel Clark, Owen Sound.Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust); first class certificates, Mr.William K.Clark, Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust): Miss Edith A.Fisher, Chesley, Ont.(Mr.A.H.Workman); Mr.Clarence LeRoy Van Wyck, Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust).Sehior section\u2014First class certificates, Miss Minnie Maud Lafleche, Montreal (Mrs.F.Heraly): Mr.Geotge Nicol, Owen Sound, Ont.(Mr.H.Wildgust); pass certificates, Miss Anna Ethier, Montreal (Mrs, F.Heraly).VIOLIN.- Elementary: section\u2014Pass certificate, \u2018Miss Lena Lachapelle, Montreal (Mr.F.W.Hume); intermediate section, pass certificate, Mr.Robert Armer Milburn, Chesley, Ont.(Mr.A.H.Workman).PIANOS TO RENT Planos rented from ;2.00 per month upwards.Six months\u2019 rent allowed if purchased.One-price system and easy terms of payment.Sole agency for Steinway and- Planola-Pianos.Dally demonstrations at NORDHEIMER'S, Limited, 589 £t.Catherine street west.\u2018Phone Uprown 2664.Nea Rs oes LE Montreal Lady Awarded the Only ficates, Miss Mary.E.Costigan, Wesgt- Miss |, Small); \u201cfirst clasd - certificates, Miss.Sn SE ae AY .forall A Sénior Section\u2014Honors certificites, _ a ot RTL pr pi a Éd MoE fe RTI Master Wiis ast Bik layers Defy Striking FAVS PEN SHOP.Cour gikers It is to-beip fight to the death between the (Building trades and the master builders in Montreal.«ue men have been silently preparing for the lést thrée wedks to face the issue and battle for agreements with their employers, and nôw that the time has come, \u2018feel confident of success.The master bricklayers and.masons will not concede to the demands of their erstwhile employées, however, and this morning determined \u2018to oppose the men.The following report of the meeting was given out from the Bullders\u2019 Exchange by Mr.J.\u2018H.Lauer; the.secretary: \u2018A meeting of \u2018master : masons and bricklayers was held this morne ing, to.consider the position created ~by - the: Bricklayers.arid Magons' unions | calling off: thelr men\u2019 yesterday morning from all buildings, without any in- employers.-~ .i\" : From \u2018the accounts \u201cthat have appeared in the press for the past few days it is inferred that no question: of ciple of \u201crecognition.\u201d \u201cThe leading-contractors were - well represented at \u2018the meeting, \u2018and were tain the ; rinciple -of the \u201copen shop.\u201d They resolved without hesitation\" that there: could be no recognition of or agreement with \u2018the unions under the present circumstances, nor could they allow.any dictätion as to tne conduct and control -of their businzss by men- who were not ih their employ.defines the positionitaken by .the.em-.Ployers in regard to the strike.=~ wn at the Labor Temple this\u2019 morning the 1,500 strikers reported for another day.~ The work of picketing all the jobs around the city with strikers to take obrervafion of the amount of work.being.done, and the me doing it, was begun to-day, and.many of the strikers will be used on this scout business.The strikers and strike\u2019 committee: are confident as to the outcome of the difficulty.FROM_MONT- \u2018+ HOPES TO FLY REAL TO TORONTO, .Aviation Park, Lakeside, July 5\u2014When Count.de .Lesseps arrived on.the grounds\u2019 at Toronto for the.meat which opens on Thursday, it will not be by \u201ctrain if his intentions are car-: ried out.\u2018 He- will make - the attempt \u201cto \u201cfly \u201cthere from Montreal.This - attempt, if weather permits, will be made to-morrow, - \u2018and - the \u2018Count reckons that flying at 65 miles an hour it will take him three hours .and forty-five minutes.The airship he will use will be: the famous Scarabee, onr which- he crosBexi the English- channel.za, ; After.the \u201cToronto meet hs over the Count will return to Fririce\u201d By BREWeRHy part of .August, as.hjs_duties- as Princ: cipal- director of the Army.Aerodynamic department will require _his.presence.The two smaller \u2018machines.belonging to Count de.Lesseps are being packed this morning; and to-day he will fly the .Scarabee only.++ p4+++++4 SHOT A WOMAN Chef in City Hotel Quarrelled, [ Then Dréw.Revolver.\u201d FEEL EEL LLP 4 4430444544444 IPP 4444 - gi il Louis Saule in the Arraignment Court this morning protested that the shooting of Albina St.Jacques last night\u2019 was purely accidental.Constable Martin, who, in company with Constabie .Daoust, arrested the man, stated that while on the way tothe police station, Saule said he had shot \u2018his mistress and was glad that he had.\u2018done so.An adjournment was made a week.foie, shooting occurred shortly after midnight.The two were living together at 69 St.Elizabeth street, and have not been on good terms for the past Jew days, it is said.Last night \u2018the woman went out and Saule followed her.Through the down town streets they went together, the man quietly keeping.behind.Then at the corner of St.Charles Borromee and La- gruchetiere streets: he caught up and walked with her as far as St.Lawrence Boulevard.While crossing the street he pulled a thirty-two calibre revolver and shot her-in the head.\u201cThe man started.to run, but was stopped by.William Gill and Philip Gingras, who were standing near.One held him and the other ran to the as- \u2018simance of \u2018the woman.Constables Martin and Daoust appeared immediately and carried the victim to the General Hospital, taking their prisoner with them.Co 5 \u201c Saule is not long from France, and has been employed as a chef at the St.Regis Hotel.He is a very short man, and this morning was quite cool \u2018as he denied the accusation.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Miss \u2018Gertrude Mondor, of 412 Mag- dalen street, Point St.Charles, is spending her three weeks\u2019 holidays at the Lake View: House, Selby Lake, Cowansville.: On the marriage of Lord Acheson and Miss Mildred Carter recently.King George and Queen Mary sent to the groom enamelled sleeve links set with the initial \u2018G.\u201d and Prince of Wales feathers in diamonds.Queen Alexandra sent a diamond, emerald.and ruby scarf pin.The groom\u2019s gift to the bride -was a motor car.A London .despatch says.Miss Dorothy Deacon, daughter of the late -Edward Parker Deacon,\u2019 and Prince Antoine Albert Radziwill, were married in St.Mary's Church, Cadogan Square, to-day.The ceremony was a quiet one, without bridesmaids and only afew relatives and near friends attending.ot TELL YOUR FRIENDS.\u2018Our readers\u2019 will \u2018greatly oblige us and at the'same time confer a real favor on their friends who do.not take the \u201cWitness,\u201d if they will tell them of the \u201cWitness\u201d Art Masterpiece Campaign, and show them how they may get these splendid pictures.20 Preparations for Picketing Scouts] timation \u2018or.previous notice to.their | - Wäges or \u201chours {s :involved, but that the unions are fighting for the prin- , unanimous in their decision to main- General and Countess Evelyn Grey and Lord Lascelles, FHEEE EEF E EEE E44 .dack Mountains.have move; +o thalrl sutiumer\u2019 residence: \u2018at ça Aoki: we ga \u2018about the middle of the month to spend some time at Kincardine.ence Watson have gone to Little Metis MF.and Mrs.I.S¢ Goldenstein, of the \u201cmonth of August at Kennebunk \u201cBeach: - \u2019 which the bridegroom was a former .bald O'Donnell, Sherbrooke Railway Power Company OFFERING OF Stock Bonus of the N $600,000 5% Consolidated First Mortgage Sink: ~~ Ing Fund Gold Bends carrying 407 (Incorporated under the laws of the Province of Quebec) The subscription list for the above offering will close on Wednesday, July 6th, at 4 o\u2019clock.~ 6th will rank for allotment, 'BROUSE All applications bearing Post Office mark of July , MITCHELL & CO., Members Montreal Stook Exchange That |.157 St.James 8t., Montreal, 22 Metoalfe, St., Ottawa, \u2018McCUAIG BROS.& CO.~ PERSONALS the Governor- Grey, Lady Their _Excellencies A.D.C., -sail from Liverpool for Canada on July 16th.Lady Sybil Grey, the Countess of Lanesborough, Lady Eileen Butler and Captain Fyfe, A.D.C., will remain longer in.England.Mrs.Herbert Yulile is spendihg the summer at Kennebunk Beach.\" \"| ! the Laurentide Inn, Ste.Agathe.Mrs.A.D.Durnford has left for Cacouna, for the summier season.Lady Allan and her little daughters: left yesterday for her summer residence at Cacouna.; Mr.Lawrence G.Cluxton, whe was in New York and Boston, has returned to the city.: a to spend tivo, mmqnihs\u2019 {pstie: Adigon-| EL se 4 1 Mr.R.Wilson-Smith, and , famify Mr.and Mrs.Sheldon Stephens leave Miss Wallace Watson and Miss Flor- for the summer season.Mrs.Robert Archer, Sherbrooke street, left yesterday to spend the next few weeks at Riviere du Loup.225 Clarke avenue, are sailing for Europe by the \u2018Royal George.\u2019 ; .Mrs.E.Rawlings and Miss Rawlings will spend the latter part of July and \"Mrs.Victor Anderson (formerly Miss Bessie Gordon) is receiving .at her home in Halifax this afternoon and to-morrow afternoon.BE Mrs.G.T.Fulforé and Master George Fulford, of Brockville, were among out-of-town visitors at the Aviaticn Meet.; .1 Mrs.and Miss Radford, of 95 Union avenue, leave on the \u2018Southwark\u2019 on Saturday next for a two months\u2019 visit to Scotland.Mrs.Charles D.Tylee, of Fairfield\u2019s, Rosemere, who has been travelling with \u2018her \u2018brother in Europe for the past six months, has returned home.The marriage of Miss Marjorie Chil- las, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George Chillas, to Mr.George Ceëil Marriott, is to take place on Saturday, August 27th, \u2018at St.Mary's Church, Beacons- field.The marriage of the Rev.William Oliver Rothney, principal of St.Francis College, Richmond, Que., and Miss Agnes Brodie Linklater, daughter of Mrs.Linklater, Oak Bank, Man., was solemnized on June 28th at the resi-| = The Rev.of dence of the bride\u2019s mother.Dr.Bryce, of Manitoba College, student, performed the ceremony.The bride was dressed in hand-embroidered Brussels net over white satin - and | bridal veil fastened with orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of white roses and ferns.Her twin sister, Miss Elizabeth Linklater, attired in cream silk, \u2018was bridesmaid, while the groom was attended by Mr.Archi- missionary in charge of Oak Bank.A generous number of\" presents .showed the esteem in which the \"young couple were held by their friends.After a wedding repast the Rev.Mr.Rothney .and his bride left for Montreal, whence they sailed.on Saturday for Europe.= SL NEW.VICE-REINE OF INDIA.Lady Hardinge, wife of Sir.Charles Hardinge, the newly-appointed Viceroy of India, 1s.à daughter of the first Lord Alington,and was a Woman of the Bed- chanther to Queeh Alexandra.The two sons of Sir Charles and Lady -Hardinge | are named Edward and Alexander, after \u2018the late King and the Queen Mother, and the daughter.is called Diamond.King Edward's horse,\u2019 \u2018Diamond - Jubilee\u2019 had just won the Derby when she was born.\u2026 Lady Hardinge will succeed the Countess of Minto as.Mistress \u201c of Government House, Calcutta.è =.Mrs.Patrick Campbell is staying at | | I Miss Cecil Peland leaves.Wednesday | month in jail to-day.LADIES\u2019 LEATHER HAND BAGS the here.\u2014New and stylish are the shapes and colors of Leather Hand Bags \u2018exclusively to be seen t+ \u2014While offering plenty of choice and made for practical use they all'have a look of distinction.\u2014We have before this urged upon our customers - the uselessness of a \u201ccheap\u201d hand bag.| \u2014Let us show these new Hand Bags to you.NSTON BRO r= \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 483 St.Catherine Street West.Svea PUBLIC NOYIOE \u2018is.hereby\u201d given that under the.First Part of chapter 79 of the.Revised:St8-.tutes of Canada, 1906, known as \u2018The Companies\u2019 Act, letters patent have been \u2018Issued under the Seal of the:Secretary of State of Canada, bearing date the 28th day of June, 1910, inéorporating Robert Cooper Smith and Frederick Henry Markey, King\u2019s Counsel: William Gilbert Pugsley and George Gordon Hyde, Advocates, and Ronald Cameron Grant, Accountant, all of the City of Montreal, .in the Province of Quebec, for the following purposes, viz.: (a) To manufacture and sell cordage, rope, binder twine, and any and all articles composed in whole or | cotton, wool and other materials: (b) To buy, cultivate, grow, and sell all material for such manufacture, and to acquire by purchase, manufacture .or cultivation, all materials, supplies, ma- chirery, and other articles convenient or necessary for use in connection, with and in carrying on the business and manufacture and sale as aforesaid; (c) To acquire, buy, hold, sell, lease, improve, cultivate and otherwise deal in and dispose of real estate, manufacto- ries, letters patent of invention, as may be necessary or convenient in carrying on said business; (d) To sell, or dispose of the whole or any portion of the company\u2019s business, letters patent of invention, and to receive and hold in exchange therefor stock, cash, or other consideration in other incorporated companies, \u201cnotwithstanding the provisions of section 44 of the said Act.The operations of the company to be carried ,on throughout the Do:ninion of Canada and elsewhere by the name of \u2018International Flax, Fibre and Twine Company Limited,\u201d with a capital stock of twen-.ty-five thousand dollars, divided into 250 shares of one hundred dollars each, and the chief place of business of the said company to be at the City of -Mont- real, in the Province of Quebec.; Dated at the office of the Secretary of Lane of Canada, this 29th day of June, THOMAS MULVEY, Under-Secretary of State.Smith, Markey, Skinner, \u2018Pugsley & Hyde, Solicitors for Company.THE CARTER BY-LAW.What Stand Will the New Alder: men Take Upon It.Some speculation is taking place as to the effect the election of the eight new aldermen will Carter's by-law to bring about the early closing of bars.Of coutse it is vet a question whether Mr.Carter.can proceed with his measure without - some delay.but, nevertheless, the members of the Council, \u2018that is the members of the Council as it has been to date, are talking of the stand the new men will take upon this sut ject.It has been said that five.of the | eight are against Mr.Carier\u2019's measure.This, Mr.Carter thinks, is wrong.He believes at least four will support his by-law, but he intends to make inquiries at ance.Louis Duben, who stole a cheese from the wharf, was senténced to a Charles Johns, a colored man, who created a \u2018disturbance in a bar, was sent to jail for two months.oo ; Aviation Park, July 4\u2014Mr.Knaben- shue.says -the Wright machines will go out this afternoon, and may attempt an endurance record.London, July 5.\u2014Yorkshire beat Surrey by five wickets to-day.have upon Ald.| in part, of flax, hemp, | 4 Notice is hereby given to the Companies having under a \u2018charter -the right to put up poles and wires in the City of Montreal, that they must register a notice of such right in the office of the City Clerk within a delay of one month from the date of the publication of the present notice, in order to be entitled to vote for the appoint: ment of one of the engineers of the Electric Commission of the City of Montreal; the whole in accordance with the law.\u2019 L.O.DAVID.City Clerk.City Clerk's Office, City Hall, Montreal, July 4, 1810.SHIPPING NEWS, INWARD.Lake Champlain, arr.Athenia, arr.Montreal! cee Lake Michigan arr.Montreal .Te Southwark; arr.Montreal _.,, © Minnewaska, arr.New York .* Vaderland, arr, New York .,., Mortreal .July M.Washington, arr.New York ., \u201c Moltke, arr.New York .* \u2018Duca D'Aosta, arr.New York.00 fe a a HP Nn Ps HE 9e .Germania, arr.New York .,,, ** Devonian, arr.Boston ., ., * Bulgaria, arr.Baltimore ., * .Koln, arr.New York .,.,., * OUTWARD, Cairntorr, left Montreal .July 4 Lusitania, arr.Fishguard .\u201c 5 Columbia, arr.Glasgow ,, .* & Romanic, arr.Gibraltar .,., * 4 Kroonland, arr.Dover .,.* 4 Kron.Wilhelm, arr.Plymouth .\u201c 4 Russia arr.Libau .,., * 4 Roma, arr.Naples .LL, ., .,.\u201c 4 Cornishman, arr.Liverpool .* 4 Minnetonka, arr.London .,, ,., * 4 * BALTIC DOCKED.The following telegram was received at the Motnreal office of the White Star \u2018ine to-a ay: \u2018Baltic docked this morning, collision ,damage very slight; will sall July 8th \u201cas scheduled, avn eb wm Gerra es om La cm0 SCH \"DRY G LAW, YOUNG A O0.WEPPES INGER ALE .MONTREAL Sas - ; Es 2 - ; 2 rand Lt 8 TES Fc 3 3 8 EAHA TA Fon ESC a MO Da em Te ery.3 SRL NE AE = Le pp < v \" pra for se ER turn .ao Ted x So ETT dg y eA A RR TEE pl PRL rite Lik 5 ri ay A .Sg ci h FC 0 SR EO TI domi oo a rem ; = = oar A i 4 H i i 1 , Yesterday.morning A cable te this.\u2018fell rel DAUGHTER oF Sir JAMES WHIT- eldest urday afternoon for - held in St James Church, conducted Railway Employees Favor Change chiqf of the Brotherhood of Locomo- ; tréa Marcheterre, mens aie reap on mT THÉ MONTREAL DAILY \u201cWITNESS 7 TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1910; Weekly Calendar THREE FAVORITES TONIGHT, Sailors Institute Concert TOMMY WRIGHT, FRANK HARDOASTLE, FRED BAROLAY and the : LAURENTIO OROHESTRA.The coolest place in the city.- DOMINION PARK All This Week: \u201cFour Flying DENOVAS CONTINUCUS PERFORMANCE ; in Vaydeyille Theatre.fetter Carriérs'.Féstival, Wed- nesdar, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Admission 10 Cents.Art Association.GALLERIES OF PAINTINGS, \"SCULPTURE; 8e.Open 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.ADMISSION 28c.BRITISH AND FOREIGN MAILS, To be Closed at this Office during the Week Ending July 9, 1910.July.- 4.9.00 a.m.Kaiser wilh.IL, : : N.G.Lloyd.>» 4 615 p.m.\u2018\u201c Supplementary.5::9.00 am.Teutonic, White.\u2018Star.6- 9.00 am.La Provence, : a Co G.T.Atlantic.» 67615 pm.\u201c* Supplementary.; & 600 pm.Royal George, - : Can, Northern.8.800 am.St.Louis, American, ® 8476.15 pam.\u201c _Supplementaryl ic ial * 8 6.00 pm.Virginian, Allan.** 9 12,30 p.m.Laurentic, Dominion.*Letters may be posted up to 6.15 p.m.; siner matter should de posted before 8 cru: Darcos forwarded by these steam- ; Intest time of mallthg is 6.00 p.m.Friday and 12.00 noon on Saturday.; Letters.for.the above malls may be sted «tt Station B up to within 18 nutes, snd\u2019 at Station C up to within 3 minu es of the above mentioned apprs of closing.Lettre for ® Registration should be papes half an hour before Closing \u2018of | 11.J 1 OBITUARY.TY a i J.N.McKENDRY.\u2026.arr July 5\u2014Mr.J.N.McKen- - , head of the Toronto firm of Mc- || © endry\" s, Limited, died suddenly at | Hotel Russell, Londen, England, $ct was received by relatives in the.at noon.One daughter survives, fs.(Dr.) Wallace Seccombe, of Ta- jpto.Mr.McKendry was for more in.twenty-five years a prominent sn in the business life of Toronto.iMorrishurs, ont.Yui 5.\u2014The remains of Mrs.Thompson, of Toronto, daughter, of Sir James and tney; Arrived.re on.Sats.pa BCCOMPR-=- nied by the Premier and \u2018Miss Whit-: ney, the Hon.Dr, Pyne, \u2018ank Cochrane, Mr.A.H.U.Colqu- houn, Deputy Minister of Education, apd others, all travelling in a private attached to the regular afternoon express of the G.T.R.A service was.by the Rev.Provost Macklen, of Toronto, and the \u2018Rev.G.8: Anderson, the church rector, after which the remains were interred in the family plot in the Anglican Cemetery at Riv- side.:Attending the obsequies: were many citizens from Morrisburg and vicinity, | ong others being Judges oO\u201d Reilly affa Tiddell, of Cornwall.MR.ALAN DAVID HENDERSON.# Toronto, July 5\u2014 Word has been re- daived in the.city of the death of Mr.Alan David Henderson, sou of Mr.David Henderson; barrister.The young man, who had just completed his second year in the Faculty of Arts at toronto, University a few.weeks ago, joined a surveying party which was orking in the district of Algoma, north of Missanabie station, on the .P.R.The information regarding je young man\u2019s death iz-scanty, but he was apparently overcome by the Heat near Brunswick Lake, on June ME.PETER SECORD.St.Catharines, Ont, July 5\u2014Peter ord, a well-known turf man\u2019 \u2018and ome.owner, died yesterday, at\u2019.his ome, ar \u2018his city, from blood.pei- ning Whica developed from the ex- \u2018action of a tooth by a dentist at iagare.Falls, N.Y., a few days ago.Pive St.Catharines doctors and Dr.duggins, a specialist from New Yor, Were engaged in the fight against death, but their efforts were unavailing.T° case was.most unusual, TO INCREASE RATES, by Companies.Syracuse, N.Y.July 5.\u2014The -central New York employees of the New York Central Railroad héld a mass meeting here and adopted a resolution .addressed to President Taft, urging that | ¢ railroad companies be allowed to increase freight rates to meet the grow- in démand for faster and safer tranas- portation.A letter encouraging the employees in their movement was read from Warren S.Stone, grand tive Engineers.pr \u2018PROVINCIAL APPOINTMENTS.Notide is given in the Quebec \u2018Off- cial Gazette\u201d of the following appointments:\u2014 Joseph J.Pontbriand, physician, of the city of Sorel, jointly with Mr.Pierre Tellier, to be collector of .provincial revenue for the district of Richelieu., Charles Edmond Bernier, of the city.of Quebec, to be permanent officer of the Department of Lands and Forests, as assistant superintendent of the sales branch.The following are named justices of the peace:\u2014 District of Saguenay\u2014Mr.Edward Luther Wood, of Sainte.Marguerite\u2019s Mil.istrict of Rimouski\u2014Messrs.Al- Adelard Belanger and Valentin St.Pierre, farmers, of abec.strict of Bedford-\u2014Messrs.P.Monroe Hayes, insurance agent, and Luc Victor Marchéssauit, merchant, of West Shefford.District of Chicoutimi-\u2014Messrs.Geo.\u2019Frembiay and Ferdinand Larouche, \u2018of the township Delisle.District cf.\"Three Rivers\u2014Messrs.Oscar Nobert, trader; Pierre Jacques, rentier, and Alphonse Tremblay, arti- , \u2018Pon ; res] ana 1 alk investments, the Hon} will seek for her - would never Le aroused.\u2018press that we owe the maniacal race war that has broken out over the agdinst the other.- \u2018come to on scoria.\u2026 \u201cOFFICES: on connER CRAIC AND ST.PETER + STREETS.> \u201c TELEPHONES: \"ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT, MAIN 200.) EDITORIAL, MAIN 4001, 5 ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES.Loge «++13 mon, mon; A tness\u2019 .1 Fett Wide \u2026 2 ao.Le - Northern M ÿ ii moi, 49 oe er suburbs ded tor Can a toi ce , eund- land and the British Solos: also, for Ba- hsmas, Barbadoes, Bermuda British Guan, Britian Hondur DOr rus, Falkland Island, a sl ab Ss, i kong.ca, Leews qd Islands, M SR land.Northern \"ites Sera elle Igeria, Trans codvaal, Teas Trinidad, To- bag.Ta 9, osta ssh nited St nd Philippine ir ans He Witness,\u2019 135 cents\u2019 a North hora Men No extra postage on hus.\u201cBaily À aily Whines to the Untied.scies and its dependencies.\u201d Foreign ) postage extra dot as \u201cToliows: named ® above s : Ee Witness, 95.60 extra; Weekly \u2018Witneas,\u2019 Ho extra; Northers Messen- gary soc extra.The last edition of the \u2018Dally Vitnésy in delivered la the city every svening of H 45 cation 34.5 per annum, end or ria Wide i at $2.00 per Aanum.tne | au business communications gnouta æâdressed \u2018John Do & |.mess\u2019 Office, Montre 2 Aly letters to ne Edltor heels be addressed \u2018Bdl- so the \u2018Witness,\u2019 Montreal\".Soman While the publishers of the \u2018Witness exclude from its columns all financial and other advertisements which they consider calculated or intended to take advantage of or injure the reader, must be understood that they in in af oy favothen advertisements, ust ve: en ee to exéreise thar 3 own disoretion in t oe way ol p ng them, It is, of course, A ible to : know much about mining advertising, which offers probably the rhost speculative, and, therefore the most risky of e great chances of galh are balanced by the great chances oflosa, and no none should invest in a very \u201cBpecuative property more than: he £an afford to lose.ery -of-'the Witness\u2019 leaving \u2018the ° city for a shorter or longer period, can have the \u2018Dally Witness\u2019 each day of publication, by mall, at twenty-five cents per month Great Britain and the United States included.F.M.22 Eu JULY VER TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1910, The announcement that Lord Grey is to preside over Canada for another year !s received all-over Canada with unmixed satisfaction.There RAS.a.Governor \u2018who devoid himself PE zealously\u201d and -with more reali ifi= tion permitted him to do for the coun< try.He not only takes his proper official interest in its existing institutions and amusements, but\u201d he has provement in beneficent directions, Hix but 1.Lord Dufferin, Lord Lorne and Lord Aberdeen, he has conceived a very real love for it.He has, moreover, expressed a belief in our future | place in\u2019 the empire that™our own im- \u201caginations had hardly.risen to.\u2018dione of Englishmen he has expressed the belief that Canada is the coming centre of the Empire.We realize that in him Canada will always have a friend who values her highly and who 1 equal place in the family of British nations.Srt\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 For prize fights there can be no question that the press is principally responsible, Bui for the press the interest.and emulation of millions It is to the fight at Reno.If there is.brutality in \u2018mortal slugging there is equal brutality in gloating over it.If it is.criminal to cater ruffianism to thousands in an arena it is more criminal to cater io ten thousands in moving picture shows and to hundreds \u2018of thousands in the columns and windows of newspapers.If there are laws against one\u2019 -ihére should be laws easy for governments to go in such matters in advance of publie opinion.So long as the people are brutal and their organs of public opinion nurse and cultivate that brutality, governments will be siow to act.What is wanted is a revolt of the people against savagery.So long as a contestant in a public wrestling match makes use, without punishment, which he can mutilate his opponent by dollar \u201cfor brutality resulting in the death of his.horse, we must assume that there is little«ctive public opinion on the side of humanity.by the fact that the brutal wrestler was hissed by his audience, and that the callous fine is widely reprobated on the streets.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 to the Board of Control against the jaying of granite as a *.vernent in the eastern end of St.Catherine street and asked for asphalt.The city surveyor declared that the traffic is too heavy for asphalt and a compromise was Engineers have at all times beén prone to conrider the permanence of their work far more than the interests of those for whom the work is done.With regard to paving there are many essential, even vital, questions.The difference Dbe- tween the horse power required over asphalt as compared with that neces- gitated by :ranite must be enormous and amply sufficient to pay for many renewals, Engine traction the engineer calculates most closely, but san, of Grand \u2019Mere.; 7 horse traction seems to be an indus- The Baily Witness | macadam, where there is no misgiving.\"| outwéighing all other.| heart or- lungs while thundered at by \u2018street traffic.|- Control .was elected to protect us.The \u2018bands is possibly the most innocent \u2018want public help wo | sided for the fifteenth time, Mr.Field- \u2018never\u2019 terest, to everything \u2018that thie éonstitu- \u2018done what he might in promoting im- professed interest in the country is not of the ordinary diplomatic type, Not It is, however, not | money.\" of.a trick by crushing his.bones, so long as a man\u2019 is fined by \u2018the civic magistrate one That we are not without it, however, is sLown.Certain prominent citizens protested.trial question \u2018that \u201cmé euigiricer shes |, not to count up or consider.ce le lasts longer, therefore is cheapest and\u2019 best.The tear and wear of horseflesh and horse nerve must be immensely more on granite blocks, where the.footing is undecided, than on, sty, But horse nerve is.not-an \u2018engineering questiar The shaking of the human frame nnd thé: \u2018deafening of human éars, and the strain on human nerve\u2019 caused \u2018by \u2018racket is a consideration But what has the engineer to do with that?The fast is that granite pavements find our:civis lization still in the stone age\u2014an age of barbarism\u2014the - same that still permits the excruciating tumbril to thunder past our windows and in the quiet of night to spread: discomfort.for \u2018miles.'It;was represented that a\u2019 this thousand feet of street; that was to have been exasperated with granite, there dwell four doctors, with the im- plicat.that sick people are many thereabouts, and- these cannot hear We are not prepared i?say that the compromise arrived Py was not .the best \u2018solution possible i the \u2018present atate of.enginecring, .but enginéers.have evidently muc: to.learn, It is possible that we should have.much better - \u201cchoice.of paving.material - both in town and country.and much less \u2018need of it \u2018with proper regulations as to the breadth of tires.There seems reason why, with tires proportioned in breadth to the weight carried, the :raf- fic should hot rather improve than injure the pavements.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Controller \u2018Lachapelle thought\u2019 only good bands suould be engaged for thea + ©.\u2018 public squares; Controller .Dupuis wanted the money distributed to others.The matter was left with.Controller Ainey.We have to ask the question whether this money is to be spent for the good of the bands or for the good.of the public.The whole principle of patronage as distinguiched from the city's interests is that against which the city recently rose in revolt.It is that rgainst which the Board of matter of subsidizing second res form in which the principle of patronage could introduce itself, but it is a beginning.If there is any good reason for supplying public music it is to improve the taste of the people, and to engage bands simply.because they Id not-be.the.best \u2018way to do this.\u201cThe whole.\u2018business of serving anybody but the Pab- lic fs Wrong.\u2019 At the Dominjon Day dinner in London over which Lord.Strathcona pre- ing made the .mportant statement that in all her trade negotiations with other powers Canada had never compromised her right to give trade prel- erence, within \u2018thé \u201cEmpire.\u201d We could \u2018wish he had been able not only ka.\u2018déclare that Canada held hérself.treé to, glve such preférence' as shè might\" think best, but that Canzda would sev to it that so long as thére are tariff walls between us and other countries those towards the British Empire would be lower \u2018han towards any foreign country\u2014that indeed any concession to c: foreign country would auto> matically further reduce the tariff against Great Britain, - mme pre If there is even any relationship: He-: tween the: story told of an officihl\u201d at \"Windsor of the Canadian\u2019 \u2018Immigration.\u2018Department.and the real facts of the cage the telebrated Barry of Buffalo seems to have been outdone.Savage officialism could not go further.The explanation that will first occur i» everybody is that the official in question was drunk\u2014an explanation, but no excuse.Persons in such positions have more than almost any other the reputati n of the country and of its government in their hands, and the government will not bc forgiven if there is ary repetition of such currish-: ness.We do not wish to be.advertised the world over as the most \u2018dragooned people on earth.= \u2018The suicide of Mr.Frank Goûld- thrite, the superintendent for years of the stationery branch of the Printing Bureau, is a.tragic reminder that Ottawa may have to follow the example of Washington in regard to its: expenditures.Earlier in .the year, Senator Aldrich declared, \u2018If I were a, business \u2018man and were.given permission to \u2018manage the affairs of the .Govern- \u2018ment, I\u2019 would -run them for $300,000,~ \u2018000 a year less than it is now cost- \u2018ing.\u2019 President Taft is taking this declaration and other things to heart, and is tg devote part of his vaeation to the task of saving the nation\u2019s \u2018He.\u2018hopes to solve the problem \u2018of reffenchment and economy \u2018be-\" fore the first of the year, when the big appropriation, bills will be framed \u201cby Congress, and to effect such a saving as will really be noticeable.AH the facts\u201cand figures on\u2019 Government business methods will be collected by a commission, which will investigate all the executive departments and bureaus and suggest how the manner of doing things can be so changed and adjusted as to cost less.\u2018A Committee on Public Expenditures has been appointed by the United States Senate, its duty being to inspect every big money bill and pare it down to the minimum, and this should have a.good result in time.\u2018Such an eugean \u2018task, thoroughly done, would go far to restore Mr.Taft and his group to the public respect which their tariff policy has lost them.That some reforms of similar intent are \u2018imperative at Ottawa every one has known who has had occasion to try to do business with any of the departments\u2019 long before the public scandal of the Marine Department and the present scandal in the Printing Department.The Ministers who probed into these respective scandals so uncompromisingly deserve the thanks of the country, but it is evident that the whole of the Civil Servite needs thorough overhauling, and that malfeasance has too many friends in Parliament.Parlia- government.\u2018has mentary committees have indeed beeh n.80 lacking.tn\u2019 candob 2% À te leave the Impression of confession and condona- tion of wrongdoing.\u201cThe Government will be wise \u2018in its own fnterests to set about frank investigation without further delay.The country demands {it, and will give credit tq jthe reformers, whoever they may be.+ Car .THE' SUBURBAN WARDS, Many of \u2018the new \u2018wards that have been added to the city are not only privileged .enormously beyond their natural claims, but some of them are apparently .going to maintain their \u2018oll character as thorns in \u2018its side and keep up running \u201csores\u201d in its civic In \u2018thé council, as reorganized some months ago, there were only a few remnants of the old\u2019 \u2018malign regime; but these: revealed un- \u201climited power for mischief, and have hitherto practically neutralized the \u2018value of the new council, so that we | might just about as wel have had no council.- This evil element has now \u2018been reinforced by some: of the strongest of the old patronage mongers.Fortunately, Mr.Giroux, their leader, is not among them; but.there is just as good ability as his, and more vetsran experience in the ways of patronage.\u2018This is -the price the city has to pay \u2018for having supinely \u2018permitted a para- | \u2018sitic eruption of \u2018Suburban: munieipali- \u201cties to grow upon \u201cfts boundaries, We have been entirely in favor -oË annex- .} ing these \u2018suburbs at almost any cost, to be not so lively have they \u2018proved at the horseleech business, so injurious were they to our civic regulations, so compromising -in their relations to Nubde service.Thé present danger is of some of these new fearfully over-represent- ed wards fulfilling the roll of pocket | boroughs for wealthy contractors to.nurse and cultivate.Let us, however, give prais& where - it- is due.TRose- | mount, with only 124 Votes polled, all | told, should havc- \u2018been an \u2018easy prev, if practical electoral, \u2018wiles could.have .swayed it.It has saved tha city from | Mr.Giroux.\u201cNotre Dame de Cruce stood for the \u2018 progressive as against the retrogressive element of the ward.But \u2018mark the unfairness of it all.- The total number of votes cast for and against to elect eight alderimnen, à\u2019 quarter of the whole council, was 3,177, not more than are polled in a single ward of the city proper.men were, elected.by 345 votes out of | only 604: polled\u2014not g- quarter of a constituency for the whole four.This is not.thé only.feature of.the unfairness Sof.the .arrange: ment; \u201cthe financial bargain is Just as.bad, especially\u201d where an agreement\u201d has been made to tax the landed | property.at nominal rates for a term of years, during which the proprietors will: thus be enabled- and encouraged to hold it against those who -might buy: it for building purposes, and so tax the new comers.\u2018for the benefits which they \u2018themselves will reap.We may say\u2019 that the\" \u2018Original \u2018creation of | these dangerous: wards, \u201cwhich.have been able to- exact : : such exorbitant \u2018terms from the city, was not the city's.doing, bût that\u2018éfite Begismatures This is not\u201d the real*tfüth.When iñcorpor- ation was asked for and.the city did\u2019 not demur, it was\u2019 in the*nature of legislatures- to \u2018grant the request.Had the city strenuously presented its interests, the wrong; if.done, would have lain at the door of the legislature; but so long as the city tacitly acquiesced, the harm done it .was.its own doing.It is to be noted that the legislature 1s still \u2018busy laying similar traps for the city, which is offering, if any, a very languid opposition.What is needed is.first a measufe including in -the city the whole of the derelict territory on | \u2018which this game is liable to be played \u2018the whole remainder of the island, and in the second Place a reorganization, if not an abolishment of the city council.The first is pressing; the latter will come unless the council ceases t6 thwart the: known wishes of the citizens.: \u2014\u2014} THE STRIKE AND THE FOREIGNER, There are always flies in the industrial ointment.The continuation of the céal strike marred or a time the set- \u2018| tlement between the Dominion Iron and Coal companies; the threatened \u2018labor troubles between .the Canadian Pacific Rallway Company and some of its men have heen used as a bear factor in the financial situation: and now at the height of the building activity comes the strike of \u2018the brieklayers and stonemasons.\u2018A\u2019 bizarre feature of this strike, as of the strike of the Dominion Coal Company's operatives, and some other Canadian strikes, is the fact that it \u2018is controlled from headquarters in thé United States.What is calléd the International Union of Bricklayers, Stonemasons and Plasterers, has promised, through: a\u2018 fourth vice- \u2018president, Mr.Thomas Izzard, to \u2018see \u2018the fight.through to a finish, and to contribute the strike funds.The situation is a unique one, We are told that, one after another, the Canadian unions have gradually become affiliated with the great \u2018headquarters\u2019 in the United States, until at present there is possibly not one independent Canadian union left in the wést or middle west.The dues of the \u2018Canadian\u2019 unions go to the United States, and if a strike fs in.progress there, they pay their share for its support.They cannot strike without permission from \u2018headquarters, and they must submit to the rules and regulations \u2018as laid down by \u2018headquarters,\u2019 or they are thrown out.We are further assured that if the conditions under which they work do not suit \u2018headquarters, or to facilitate the winning of a strike \u2018elsewhere, it matters not how well they may be satis- fled.they must, wien ordered.strike.The practical fact seems to be that the control.of Canadian labor has passed into the hands of United States labor officials, which ls curious, and also menacing to our prosperity and\u2019 natioñal independent&*\u201d Writing upon this strange situation, a building trade- journal says it \u2018does not \u2018question - the \u2018fight of labor to organize, for trade\u201d \u2018unions, in many.Cases, have had a.\u2018tendency to \u2018improve the conditions \u2018 yndér which men work.Men have a \u2018right, when\" they have a Just griev- \u2018ance, to strike, and.further, are jus- \u2018tified in \u2018using all peaceful and lawful \"Four alder- | \u2018withdrawals are as follows: ieans to gain their point.Every falt- \u2018minded man will concede that.But while not opposed to properly-con- ducted trade unions, which have \u2018be- \u2018come a very part of our industrial \u2018life,\u2019 the building journal finds intolerable this outside control of the very backbone and nerve centres of Canadian growth and prosperity.It is.suggested that our legislators will be forced to find some solution of the problem; but it is difficult to see what can :be done, One recommendation is- that \u2018every American profes- \u2018sional trouble-makeir who comes to \u2018Canada, for the sole purpose of sow- \u2018Ing seeds of discontent and distrust \u2018among our workers, thereby crippling oud industries and causing riot, dis- \u2018or@er and ruin, for the purpose: G° \u2018strengthening the American labor oc- |.\u2018topus, should be deported from the \u2018country as an undesirable.This would, no doubt, be more defensible.than some of the exclusions of.which, at the bidding.of labor, we are\u201d now gullty, but it is a method which, even if permissible, would be difficult of application.A.serious feature of this -questior.is what we have hinted at, the sacrifice of Canadian national independence.Governmehts are, after all, nothing but representations\u2019 of the people.and if the people become in \u2018their voluntary institutions and spontaneous sentiments, \u2018part, \u2018and.parcel of the United States nationality it will be a natural step for government to follow.EE THE QUEEN-MOTHER, But yesterday, we did acclaim : The Sea-King's daughter, who.but she Was worthy of that noble name, \u2018The Help-mate.of our King to be.While Faith and Hope do humbly trace The Great Peacemaker's final call, Be thou the lode-star of our race, The Guide, \u2018Queen-Mother of us all And we, who marked thy wifely Ways, And saw, with joy, his joys increase, Shall mourn with\" thee, through all our days A For him who now abides in peace.THOMAS.C.ROBSON.: Dauphin, Manitoba.) ST.LAMBERT COUNCIL.Motion for Sunday Closing of Stores Lost.An important meeting ef St.Lam- -bert Council was held last evening, which was largely attended by the cifi- \u2018zens.The mayor occupied the chair, and after the minutes had been read and | signed, a letter from St.Cuth- bert\u2019s Brotherhood Was read asking the Council to take the necessary \u2018Steps to enforce the closing of stores on Sundays.It will be remembered that some time ago the Council had a test case and lost, and then it was resolved that no action be taken in future until the cases now before the Courts of Appeals be adjudged on.\u2018To rescind this motion Messrs.Webster, McConnell & Gouin voted for, and Messrs.McInenly, Brault and La- londe voted against.As it requires a two-third vote of the councillors to rescind a motion, it was lost.Speeches in.favor of keeping the Sabbath, and \u2018pleadiñe with, the Council to cloge.alk the storès were delivered by the.Rev.Mr.Munroe| (Presbyterian), Messrs.Rosevear (former mayor), and Anderson.-The chairman (Mr.T.Mynard) and \u2018 secretary (Mr.Crook) of the Board of Health attended and recommended the Council\u2019s purchasing an incineration plant.It was decided to cover the garbage with earth in the meantime, and to obtain from adjoining municipalities cost; ete., of incineration plants.A long discussion took place regarding the sidewalks of the town, and afterwards the Council adjourned till Friday, 8th.inst., - CONSERVATION POLICY.a U.8.Orders of Withdrawal Issued For Much \u2018Land, = nar Gum.- \u201c Beverly, Mass.July 5.\u2014 President Taft yesterday took the first step in his own -congervation policy by signing orders of withdrawal covering 849,731 acres \u2018of power site, phosphate and petroleum lands.He also appointed the five engineer officers of the army who are to constitute a board which will pass upon the reclamation projects to be completed under the recent appropriation of $20,000,000.The withdrawal orders signed by.the President are the first specifically authorized by law.© The water power sites withdrawn cover a total of 1,454,499 acres.The phosphate lands withdrawn total 2,- 594.113 acres and the.petroleum lands 4,447,119 -acres.The areas involved in the power site a Arizona, 107,550 acres; California, 47,819 \u2018acres; Colorado, 201,549 acres; Idaho, 230;971 acres; Montana, 122)515 acres; Nevada, 14,601 acres; New Mexico, 14,536 acres; Oregon, 176,721 acres; Utah, 379,912 acres; Washington, 55,439 acres; Wyoming, 103,396 acres.The phosphate land withdrawals are as follows: Florida, 27,400 acres; Utah, 107,545 acres; Idaho, 1,102,317 acres; Wyoming, 1,381,851 acres.Petroleum land withdrawals.covered: \u201cArizona, 230,400 acres; California, - 2,482,750 acres; Colorado, 87,474; Loni- siana, 314,720 acres; New Mexico, 419,- 901 acres; Oregon, 74,849 acres; Utah, 581,564 : acres; Wyoming.255,461 acres.POWDER EXPLOSION, ° Lightning Struck Works cf Am- .munition Company, Swanton, Vermont, July 5\u2014T'hree of the fifteen buildings comprising the plant of the Robin Hood A¥nmunition Company were destroyed during a thunderstorm yesterday.Lightning first\u2019 struck the potash-mixing house, which exploded, and, as a result of the concussion, the drying house and the laboratory also blew up.Hn SALOON KEEPERS ASSIGN.- Dan Daigneault, saloonkeeper, corner of Chaboillez street and Chaboil- lez Square, assigned yesterday at the demand of Odilon Leroux, with liabilities of about $11,000.Another saloonkeeper, J.D.Royer, 16 signed vesterday, F.X.St.Charles, over $10,000.° F.E.Lessard, plumber, has assigned at the demand of A.E.Leblanc, with liabilities of $9,800.t\u2014\u2014 TELL YOUR FRIENDS.Notre Dame street east, also as- at the demand of with liabilities of Our readers will greatly oblige us and at the :ame time confer a.real favor on their friends who do not take the \u2018Witness,\u2019 if they will tell them of the \u2018Witness\u2019 Art Masterpiece Campaign, and show them how they may get these splendid pictures, | Alderman | preached \u2018of deliverance from CAMPAIGN FOR TEMPERANCE Strong Addresses Delivered at Meetings Held in Cowansville.DOMINION ALLIANCE ACTIVE.Ald.Carter and Mr.J.H.Roberts Discuss Present License Conditions.\u2018Cowansville, July 5 \u2014 The visit of Carter and Mr.John H.\u2018Roberts, president and secretary respectively of the Dominion Alliance, to - this town on Sunday was quite an event in local history.Large audiences came to hear these speakers, and deep interest was manifested in the work and aims of the great temperance organization they represented.In the morning Alderman Carter in the Methodist Church, taking for his subject, \u2018The.Wheat and the Tares.\u201d He dealt with the \u2018responsibility of Christian people and \u2018the churches in general for the solu- \u201ction of the temperance problem.He pointed out that the Dominion Al- Hance was really the Church of God in action, and that it voiced the sentiments of all the churches in attacking the drink evil.His remarks were listened to with great attention, and the old residents present felt proud of \u2018the distinguished reformer of Montreal, whose early days had been spent in their midst.At the same hour Mr.John H.Roberts preached in the Congregational Church, and took for his subject, \u2018The Church that iso be.He argued that the Gospel which is to be preached and applied by the Church of to-day is the Gospel the guilt and power of sin, and the destruction of all the known causes of evil.In this connection he declared that the liquor trafic would destroy the Church if it could, and the Church could destroy the liquor traffic if it would.He then dealt witli the marvellous awakening | along temperance.lines that has taken place among the French people of this 1 province.He said that over one hundred thousand French Roman Catholics had taken the temperance pledge during the last three years, and that the French people, led by their bishops and priests, were now in the van of the temperance cause in Quebec Province.The result of this was to be seen in the many victories for temperance that are being won throughout the province, such as at Megantic, Huntingdon and other places which have recently voted.MEETING IN TOWN HALL.In the afternoon Mr.Roberts deliv- | ered -an address at Bast Farnham, where a good congregation came .out to.hear him.He again dealt with the temperance situation and the outlook in this- province.In the evening a large meeting was held.in the town hall at Cowansville, when the Rev.W.E.Baker presided, he being supported by the Rev.Alfred T.Jones, B.D.Alderman Carter was the first speaker, and hig subject was, \u2018The Menace of License.\u201d The temperance problem, he said, was an old one.It dated back for many generations.; Hundreds Of.years ago an.Emperor \u2018of China Héd\u2019 dealt \u201cwîth\"\"the drink problem in- that country, and declared that anybody who carried on the manufacture or the sale of drink would either be banished or beheaded.Less than one hundred years ago in England signs were exhibited outside the taverns stating that men could get drunk for one penny and dead drunk for two pence.The modern\u201d license system dates back to Queen Elizabeth.A license really means a permission.In this case it is - a permission to do wrong.The | fact -that governments have found it necessary to license the liquor traffic indicates that they have found it a dangerous trade.In Quebec the Government has gone further than that, and has said that no license shall be granted in any town or village where the majority of electors declare that one shall not be given.Thus the Government has placed the responsibility upon the electors.The licensed bar-room in Cowansville, or wherever it may be, declared Alderman Carter, existed by consent of the people, and this places an awful responsibility upon the best citizens.Within his recollection there had been eight licensed bar-rooms within a radius of sixty miles of Cowansville.To-day, he said, there are only three.This awakened public sentiment is the result of the jong years of educational work by such organizations as the Women\u2019s Christian Temperance Union and the Dominion Alliance.Mr.Carter then drew upon his exper- jence as a commercial traveller and a business man.He finished by declaring that so long as there are licensed bar-rooms boys will be tempted, and it -will be the best boys always that.succumb to the temptation to drink.He urged the citizens of Cowansville to get together for a great campaign for temperance, and to leave no stone unturned until they had driven the Miquor curse \u2018from their town and country.MADE APPEAL FOR CAMPAIGN.Mr.John H.Roberts spoke on the topic of \u2018No License vs.License.\u2019 He pleaded for the adoption of a no- license policy, first for the sake of labor, the wages of which would be thigher, and therefore the genernl standard of prosperity greater; second, for the sake of \u2018the children whose heredity was affected by alcohol and whose education suffered by the dr'nk- ing habits of parents, and for the sake of the community which was much injured by the presence of the bar-rooms in its midst.Drunkenness, crime, insanity, pauperism, and many other social evils arose from the sale and use of intoxicating liguors, and there\u2018 was no argument in favor of license that would bear examination.Mr.Roberts made a strong appeal to the residents of Missisquoi County to enter upon a united campaign for no- license.Brome County, their next door neighbor, was embarking upon such an enterprise, and several other counties were organizing for the same purpose.It was time, he said, that these beautiful Eastern Townships, one of the most beautiful parts of the Dominion, should no longer have their natural beauties detracted from by the curse of strong drink.He.appealed for co-operation between French and English to destroy the common enemy of both, and prophesied that, in a few years time, Quebec would become the banner temperance province for Canada.At the end of the meeting Secretary Roberts expresséd himself as being greatly delighted with the day's meetings.He said that seventy new members had joined the Dominion Alliance that day, and a splendid financial contribution had been made to the funds of the organization.He said that it was the intention of the Dominion Alliance to hold meetings.in.every part of Missisquoi County and rouse the people to banish the bar.: Alderman Carter and Mr.Roberts left this morning on the Brome Lake special for Montreal.PURER WATER FOR THE CITY Expert- Engineers Approve River as Source of Supply But Advise Filtration.GIVE ESTIMATE OF COST, Installation of Plant Would Mean \u2018JE Expenditure of One Million and a Half, That Montreal may get a proper water supply by filtering the water nf the St.Lawrence river, that the e- cessary plant would cost approximately $1,445,500 to instal and to operate, $130,000 yearly; that ithe work, it 1m- mediately started, cow:d lie curapeted by the spring of 1911.\u2018These pine were clearly stated in the voluminous report, prepared by Mr.fuller, the New York engineer, called into consultation, which was presented to th Board of Control yesterday afternoon.N+ action was taken, but the question will be thoroughly thrashed out within the next week.The last paragraphs of the report, which embody the salient features, may be here quoted.They read u follows: \u2014 \u2018The results of our investigations into the best means of securing an in.proved water supply for the city mn Montreal may be briefly summed up as follows: \u2014 \u2018It is not possible to secure an adequate supply of good water from ar- tesian wells or other underground sources on the Island of Montreaj or vicinity.\u2018A gravity supply from the m\u2026aur- entian Mountains might be secureu from several sources, by far the most favorable of which is the watershed of the River Ouareau, above Rawdon, \u2018The quality of the untreated Ouar- eau river water is not such as to give regularly a suitable water supply.The water is quite highly Jiscolored hv vegetable matter and the numerous lakes upon the watershed contain at times quite heavy growths of algae and other forms of microscopic life, which are liable to produce serious) objectionable tastes and odors in tie water.\u2018There is sufficient population in the villages, and-near streams and lakes on the drainage area to make very doubtful at times the satisfactory hygienic quality of the water in its raw condition.\u2018Expropriation of the entire drainage area seems to be prohibitively expensive, and even such a step would not eliminate the sanitary danger from persons temporarily visiting the lakes and streams of the watershed.Taking £11 of the evidence together we are firmly convinced of the necessity for filtering the water of the Ouareau river in order to make it a suitable source of supply for the city of Montreal.\u2018The cost of delivering into the city reservoirs 50 and 100 million Imperial gallons of water per day from the Ouareau is estimated at $12,050,000 and $18,032,000 respectively, after making moderate allowance for damages due to the diversion of water for water bower purposes and for interference with lumbering industries.\u2018Montreal is fortunate in having at its doors ane of.the largest rivers on this continent, and which offers favur- able opportunities for water power development.At the same time the St.Lawrence provides a source of water supply which as to quality in its raw condition is far better than that supplied to many large cities elsewhere.In speaking of the quality of the St Lawrence water in this manner, we refer to water drawn some distance from shore, so as to exclude the in.1- ence of -local shore pollution.We approve of the project of enlarging* the power canal or aqueduct, the cost of which for all present developments, together with water wheels, pumps and wheel house needed in the near future, is estimated to be in the neighborhood of $2,260,000.This is a sound business proposition, based upon the fact that the interest on this investment is very much less than would be the cost of fuel to generate steam for an equivalent amount of power for pumping water, developing electricity, or for other purposes, and for which the city could no doubt find a ready market.\u2018We approve of the proposition to extend the intake some twelve hundred feet or more from shore and connect the same to the head of the presen; closed conduit.This will give a much better quality of water than is now drawn from shore both as regards appearance and hygienic quality, and also give a water which is easy to filter.\u2018The only feature upon which the St.Lawrence water, from the proposed outer intale, compares unfavorably.either with the shore water at the present intake or water from the Ouareau river, is with respect to hardness.We do not consider this to be an unsatisfactory feature, because during the winter months the city of Montreal has been accustomed to using this water with satisfaction.Furthermore, it is a, very similar water, as to hardness, to that used satisfactorily by various cities and towns situated on the great lakes, and it is practically as soft as is the softened water at several places where, in the Middle West, softening works have been introduced to improve the quality of waters of excessive hardness.\u2018The most suitable method of filtering the St.Lawrence water from the proposed wouter intake is by double filtration.For a plant having a rated capacity of fifty million imperial gallons daily it is estimated that the in: vestment cost, exciusive of land, will be $1,445,600, and that the annual co.\u2018 of operation and maintenance, includ ing the fixed \u2018capital charges on the investment, will.be $130,000 for th: quantity of water.! \u2018The filtered water from the St i Lawrence river, pumped by water, wil give an improved supply of a qualit.as satisfactory as a filtered gravity supply from the Ouareau river, and at very much less cost.\u2018In conclusion, we recommend that steps be taken to carry out proiïmni!» the construction of the proposed outer intake with connecting pipes; that the necessary appurtenances be installe; for the utilization of the additions power to be developed by the enlarge ment of the power canal or aqueduc: now in progress, and that double til ters substantially as described in it! report, be built on land near the foo of the aqueduct and adjacent to th- present low-level pumping station.\u2018As to the ddte of completion of ti filtration works, il is feasible to buil! them in about thirty months if the preparation of plans is promptly a thorized, =o that the principal wor: may be placed under contract in tr early spring of 1911.In the mea: time construction may.proceed on new intake and some other appurte- ances, with the quality of the wav assured by the careful maintenance the present sterilization plant.fetes MODERATE WINDS.Toronto, July 5-\u2014Victoria, 0, Cf.Kamloops, 84, 54: Edmonton, T7, ti Calgary, TS, 42: Winnipeg, st 21 ' Arthur, 66, 48; Parry Sound, SI Ottawa, 76, 52: Montreal, 78.Ku 1) bec, 70, a2; Bt.John 59, 50; Hi ahifan, 52.Moderate winds, fine, much the temperature to-dag and vu Wednesday AE \\ j i k PE item Fe Approve upply ion, COST.uld Mean Tillion a proper > water of t the ne- pproxima.0 operate, Kk, if im- curap'eted èse points oluminous uller, the to consul- d to the afternoon.the ques- ashed out he report, features, ry read as ations in- : 1g an in- le city of med up as .e an ade- from ar- derground onireal or he asaur- \u20ac SecCureu the.most watershed Rawdon.ted Ouar- as to give PPly.The olored by numerous zontain at of algae sopic life, seriously TS in the on in the and lakes ake very ctory hy- n its raw re drain- tively ex- ep would nger from the lakes together he neces- r of the nake it a r the city ) the city Imperial from the 50,000 and making ages due or water terference having.at rivers \u2018on ers favor- power de- e the St.of water n its raw that sup- 2lsewhere.f the St.nner, we distance the ina t of en- aqueduct, ant devel- r wheeis, ed in the be in the This is a ased upon à) this in- an would ate steam of power ing elec- , and for bt find a jon to ex- hundred 1 connect e present e a much n is now gards ap- y, and al- 7 to filter.vhich the proposed favorably, t the pre- > Ouareau iness.We nsatisfac- he winter has been ater with is a very 5, to that us cities eat lakes, as is the es where, ng works prove the ive hard- of fliter- from the v double g a rated erial gal- t the inland, will nual cost e, includ- s on the for this the St.rater, will a quality 1 gravity iver, and end that promptly: sed outer that the, installe! additiond1 enlarge - aqueduct ouble fil- d in this the foot 1t to the tation.on of the > to\u2019 build is if the nptiy au- pal work ct in the 1e 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500.BLOOD PURIFIER.~HARTE'S BLOOD PURIFIER.It iz better than any Sarsaparilla, Price 50¢.\u2014 GREAT NERVE RESTORER.\u2014For the Relief and Cure of Epileptic Pits à other Nervous Disorders.Price $1.00 and $3.00 per bottle.J.A.HARTE, Druggist, 150 NOTRE DAME ST.WEST.Telephone MAIN 1190.ARONGON & WITERBERG, \u2018 PAWNBROKERS, No.115 Craig Street w.Money to lend on Diamonds, \u2018Watches, J Cl snd Dry Goods.Fars sto during summer months, ARONSON & RUTENBERQ, Pawnbrokers and Jewellers.JACKSON & CO.pA BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS.- worioh e Valuations made, Jobb! dey Shing promiptly $208 te oy en ROAD Tenders for Cement Tenders sealed and en-, dorsed \u2018Tender,\u2019 addressed\u201d to the undersigned will be received up to noon on.THURSDAY, 7th.July, 1810, for Portland Cement.Specifications and T - der\u2018 Forms may be.had upon application at \u2018this office.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.DAVID SEATH, Secretary.271: 57 Common Streèt, June 30th, 1910.ENGINEERS.Tel.ain 7021.The DUCKWORTH-BOYER EL gin \u2018ering & Inspection Co.Limited Inspecting and Consulting Engineers: Main Office : 1718t.James §t., Montreal Province of Quebec, District of Montreal.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.Horace J.Gagné, Advocate, practising at Montreal, duly inscribed on the official Roll of the Bar of the Province of Quebec,being in good standing with the laws and rules of the Far of the said rovincer, residing at Montreal, said district, Plaintiff, James Greene and Catherine Greene, nf therine Lendon ali Lydon, widow rn ohn Leydon, both Defendantg, of the | wn of Boyle, County Roscommon, reland, Deferrdants.-3 The Defendants are ordered to appear Within one month.Montreal 98th June, 1910.J.B.A.TISON, Dep.Prothonotary.Province of Quebec District of Montreal.,.Dame Sallie Pascal, to property of Abraham Schwartz, of; No.847.alontreal, said district, and duly auth- ÿ MALE this court to ests en justice, Abraha Defendant m Schwartz of the same place.perte action for separation \u2018as to pro- ain las been, this day, instituted nst the defendant by the plaintiff.HORACE GAGNE Attorney for plaintiff.15th February, 1910.PIANOS TO RENT , You can rent a good Piano from $2 v.month.Jf purchased, we allow mont ONE rent.Easy terms of pay- oo Montreal representatives for the 1 rated -Mason & Risch pianos.oo von Bros., 550 St.Catherine St.W.\u201cr.Stanley St.) formerly Peel.Montreal, Ir RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH.Factory Worker was Killed by Blow During Quarrel.Port Credit, July, 5.\u2014 We, the jury, \u2018crée that Michzel J.Mangle came Ys death by a blow delivered by ge Barker.\u201d \"The foregoing ver-.was brought by a coroner's jury last night, at the close of the in- ration into the deal.of Michael who was killed in a fight in » St.Lawrence Starch Works, on \"day last.Barker will probably sq for murder at the fall assizes, : Will be held here in November Ai NR fier Qu Vangie t.~ rst An FLEE : BRFO oy Gian when he looks at the fellow | out as à | Hogan Will Go if Recovered From \u201c Milloy, Layden.| not \u2018appear to regard his .injuries as will leave at 10.30 to-morrow night.pement \u2018hdod, Burman, «| new record in the class, 1.20.36.06, beat- jfours canoé; war canoe.The club events SUPERIOR COURT | Fire \u2018Starting in Barn Destroyed wife common\u2019 émet cha Ha! a! pois That\u2019 s the way to fecl-EVERY ONE : : does that\u2019 takes a CASCARET ONE | For OVER-EATING and CABS\" Earth cleans you naturally \u2014ess without thet upset siok feeling.Dor: neglect\u2014at bed time\u20149 P.M.or 4 À.M.no difference\u2014you\u2019ll need it, CASCARETS roc a box for a week's os treatment, all druggists.B est seller in the world.Million boss month, [ ne mme mes arom set ne WESTWARD HO! FOR MONTREALS NLU.Champions will Leave for Coast To-morrow Evening.; DRINKING LAST PRACTICE TO-DAY.Injuries Received in Capital Matoli.: - + Montreal had a light turnout last evening, and this afternoon their last practice before setting out on the westward trip, to-morrow.night.\u201cWith the exception of Hogan, the team is in.good shape, \u2018and Bill Findlay is confident of bringing back\u2019 the Minto cup.Aspell will be carried in case Hogan is not able t o get into the game.The others \u2018will be: Tierney, George Finlayson, Andy Hamilton, Roddy Fin- layson, O\u2019Kane, Clarrie McKerrow, Alf.Kane, Fred.Scott, Henry Scott, Jerry Kenna, Albert Dade, George Roberts, The line up is uncertain, and will depend on the exhibition game against Winnipeg Shamrocks on uly The chances are that Hogan will go to the Coast with his team, although he is still in rather bad shape as a res sult of the match in Oltawa- last Friday.On the advice of Dr.J.A.Sprin- gle, who examined him under the X- rays yesterday, he was taken to the \u2018Western Hospital.Dr.Springle does extremely serious.The loss of Hogan Jould greatly lessen the chances of his eam The team and party, made up of Jno.Davidson, Wm.Finday, Bob.Taylor, C.Elliott, Ernie Hamilton and Paul febvre, will go on the trip.The party MOTOR .CAR RECORD.Exciting Hundred-Mile Race on Indianapolis Speedway.Indianapolis, Ind., July 2.\u2014Hood to with a Marquette-Buick.car, and Dawson, with a Marmon, fought for the victory in the 100 mile race at ~avotor speedway to-day, and Burman won by only five seconds.The event was for cars of 301 to 450 cubic inches piston displacement, and Burman set a ing the old record by three minutes.Harroun (Marmon) was third, and the fleld was strung out through many aps.- Outside the big event, the races supplied a holiday for Louis Chevrolet, and with Buick and Marquette-Buick car the Franco-Switss driver won three contests, and set a new record in each.All the finishes were close, Jockey Thrown From His Mount Ju : - Seventh Race.Sherbrooke, Que, July 4.-\u2014The atiend-, ance at thé races to-day was not as large as usual.In the seventh race Jockey Robinson was thrown from his mount, Many Colors, but was uninjured.Following is the summary: \u2014 First race, three-year-olds, 6 furlongs \u20141, Ned Carmack; 2, Billie Hibbs.Time; 1.20.Second race, mares and geldings, 4 years- and up, 6 furlongs\u20141, Lady Chil- ton; 2, John Marrs; 3, Haymarket.Time, 1.06.Third race, 4% furlongs, two years\u2014 1, Jack Ryan; 2, Leon B; 3, Easy Life.Time, 1.00.Fourth race, four-year-olds, 4% fur- longs\u20141, Mirdli; 2, Roos; 3, Miss Ces- arion.Time, 59%.Fifth race, four-year-olds, 1-16 mile\u2014 1, Polar Star; 2, Clown; 3, King\u2019 8 Guinea.Time, 1.56.; Sixth race, three-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles\u20141, Judge Durndon; 2, Octogo; 3, Tannie.Time, 1.56%.- Seventh race, three-year-olds, 1 mile\u2014.1, Grace Kindall; 2, Convitel; 3, Niblick.Time, 1.50.\u2019 J ST.LAMBERT REGATTA.The 25th Annual Regatta of St.Lambert Boating .Club will be held on Saturday.The otficers and committee are straining every nerve to make it a success, and they are ably assisted by the Ladies\u2019 Committee.There are 10 open events .and 4 club events on the programme.The open events are:\u2014 Junior, intermediate and senior single canoe; canoe; junior, intermediate and senior are:\u2014 Ladies\u2019 and gents\u2019 double scull, four-oared working boats, junior four- canoe, senior single, \u2018David\u2019 trophy.A dance.and distribution of \u2018prizes will, take place in the evening.VALLEYFIELD C.C.BEATEN.Lachine defeated Valleyfield at La- chine in a Division A match of the Montreal District Amateur Cricket Association on Saturday by the safe margin of 40 runs.Wilson, for the winners, captured 6 \u2018wickets for.29 runs.A CAUSED BY FIRECRACKER.Sixty Buildings.Bloomsburg, N.J., July 5\u2014 A fire which caused damage amounting to approximately $300,000, destroyed six:7 buildings, made thirty families Fonie- less, and wiped out the business and residential .sectioi of Benton, Tolvm- bia county, occurred yesterday.An explosion of a firecracker, thrown among the straw in the barn oi Sec, Crossley, was the cause of the fre.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TORONTO AIRSHIP MEET.Toronto, July 5\u2014Mr.E.M.Wilcax, managing directôr of the internati»mal aviation meet, arrived in Toronto from Montreal yesterday, and stated that the \u2018Toronto meet, to be held at ihe Trethwey Model \u2018Farm, Weston, would be opened on Thursday afternoon next.Preparations are now weil unu- der w ay-.i ; Roots Barks Herbs That have great medicinal power, are raised to their highest efficiency, for purifying and enriching the blood, as \u2018| College Pitcher Has Also Been The principal matter of interest in 110.| ROYALS BUY Pay $1,000 for Holly, of Roch \u201cester, But the Man Refases to Report.de OUTFIELDER JOINS TEAM.Secured from the New York Americans, Rochester, July 4.\u2014It would take much space to relate what happened in to-day\u2019s ball games; but it can all be but in a sentence, namely, Rochester won twice.The home team hit Burchell hard in the second game so that the Royals never-had a chance.the series is the negotiations going on on LONTREAE MEN.NEW PLAYER| \u2018prophets.and soothsayers who DEFEATED | Hatton still in the Game | and Working for .Trophy.HAN | SURPRISES \u2018YESTERDAY.| Dr.Novinger Defeatéd E.R.L.\u201c Henry-Anderson\u2014Turpin Brought Low.: - Toronto, July : ~The third day of the: Royal Canadian Golf tournament \u2018was one of many surprises.The hung about .the score board or absorbed cooling liquids on the verandah re: ceived.many a jolt as the cards were handed in.Good men went down be- RACING, AT SHERBROOKE.\u201c| Men .8; first base on balls, \u2018junior, intermediate and senior tandem | for the purchase of Holly, Rochester's shortstop.The Royals have bought his refuses to go the Canadian city.He { came to Rochester in 1908 fiom the St.Louis Nationals.At that time Al Buck- enberger was at the helm of the local clubs, \u2018Buck\u2019 was deposed and the managerial reins were turned over to Holly.A Rochester owners handicapped the 16e manager, however, \u2018and the team finis ed in Yast place.In 1909, with a championship team and under John Ganzel, Hollv developed into one of the best, if not the best shortstop in the Powers circuit.His playing had much to do with the winning of the pennant for this city.Holly's stronghold is inside baseball, in which particular Rochester hass had few players his .equal, and -he led the Eastern League -ghort gardeners last season in fielding.This year he was dilatory in reporting.A short time ago he was sent to the Springs, his complaint being sore legs.When he returned to the club, he announced himself to be fit again, but the left no place for Holly.In commenting on his sale to Montreal, Holly said to-night: \u2014 \u2018I'll not report.I don\u2019t want to go to ontreal, and there are two other Eastern League clubs which want me.would rather report to either one of them.I Will personally give Ganzel $1,600 for my unconditional release.\u2019 Jube, an outfielder, secured from the New York Americans, also Joined the visitors.He is an Amherst College man ' who has been picked up by the scouts.McClure, a pitcher from the same institution, was to come with Jube, but ha has so far failed to report.Yesterday's score:\u2014 MORNING GAME, ROCHESTER.wo © ARB R-H P.O A KE Moran, Lf.tse 3 0 0 2 0 0 Moeller, rf.4 0 °'0 2 1 0 Tooley, 8.8.4° 2 3 2 4 0 Osborne, cf.4 0 2 2 1 0 Batch, 3b.2 1 1 1 2 1 Alperman, 2b.4 1 1 1 1 2 Spencer, 1b.3 0 1 8 0 0 Blair, c.8 0 0 9 2 0 MeConnell, p.4 1 1 0,2 0 Totals.31 5 9 27 13 3 \u2018 MONTREAL.: So .A.B.R.H P.O.A.E.Demmitt, L£.4 0 0 2 0 0 Yeager, 2b.4 0 2 3 3 ù Nattress, ss.3 1 0 2 3 9 Cockill, 1b.4 0 0 11 0 0 Jones, \u2018of.s.4 60 1 0 0 0 Jdube,r.f.4 0 1 1 60 6 Menzie, 3b.3 1 1 0 2\"0 Kritchell, ce.4 0 1 5 1 1 \u2018Keefe, p.«.« «.3 0 1 0 4 1 xCurtds.1 0 0 0 0 O Totals.34 23 T 24 12 2 xBatted for Keefe in 9th.Score by innings: \u2014 Eochester.100200 2, F=3 Sutamary: < Pwelbase \u201c Kritotell: three-base hit, Osborne; sacrifice hit, - Moran; stolen bases, Tooley (2): Batch, Jube; douhle play, Moeller to Blair to Spencer; first base on errors, Montreal, off McConnell, 2; Keefe, 3; struck out by McConnell, 8; Keefe, 3; left on bases, Montreal, 8; umpires, Murray and Fin- neran; time, 2.05.Attendance, 7,522.AFTERNOON GAME.Score by innings: \u2014 R.H.E.Montreal.010100000\u2014 8% 5 3.Rochester .12 0.33 4 0 x\u201413 16 3 atteries:\u2014Burche and ; Holmes and Blair.Curtis 1VXONTO WINS AND LOSES.\"Buffalo, July 4.\u2014The Bisons and the Maple Leafs divided the holiday games.E.RH.Toronto 2359820990 000\u20144 9 0 Buffalo .2 0000200001\u20145 8 2 Batteries .\u2014 Rudolph, Lundgren and \u2018McAllister; Merritt and Woods.Afternoon game\u2014 - R.H.E.Toronto .10 0 0010013755 Buffalo .000100000\u20141 5-0 Batteries\u2014Rudolph and, MeAllister ; Taylor, Vowinkle and\u201d Williams, Umpires, Byron and Halligan.4NOTHER EVEN SPLIT.Jersey City, July 4.\u2014Jersey City beat the leaders in the morning, but lost in the afternoon.Jersey City 0 à 2 40200 Pa 8 1 Newark .0000001\u20141 6 3 Battonies\u2014Sitton and Dillon; Holmes, .Egan, Mueller and Hearne.Afternoon game\u2014 Newark.00 20010 032g\" > 2 Batteries\u2014Parkins and Hearne: Cam- nitz and Dillon.- Umpires, Stafford and Hurst.BALTIMORE\u2019S MANY RUNS.Baltimore, July 4.\u2014 Baltimore and Providence divided two one-sided ball games.- Providence 01010700 Baltimore .0 1200 7 pattories Barberioh and Fitzgerald; Adkins, Malloy, Vickers and Egan.Afternoon game\u2014 i R.H.E.Providence 5389994521 7.3 Baltimore.03 8 0 01 0x\u201412 15 0 Batterics\u2014Lavender, Steele and Fitzgerald; Russell, Egan and Murray.Umpires, Boyle and Kelly.+ EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost, P.C.Newark .«.+.48 26 623 Toronto .«so oo ds ».37 29 561 Rochester .85 28 556 Providence .32 29 .525 \u2018Baltimore .33 32 .508 Buffalo cr en an 27 36 429 Jersey City a.27 37 422 Montreal .\u2018 38 856 TO-DAY\u2019S \u2018GAMES Montreal at Rochester.Toronto at- Buffalo.\u2019 Providence at Baltimore.Jersey \u2018City at Newark NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS.Pittsburg 5, Chicago 2.Pittsburg 2, Chicago 7.St.Louis 8, Cincinnati 3.St.Louis 4, Cincinnat 6.Boston 3 Philadelphia 4.Boston 5.Philadelphia 86.New York 6, Brooklyn 2 w- York 12,.Brookly NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost.P.C.Chicago .41 23 .651 New York .«.38 23 623 Pittsburg .+ .+.33 29 532 Cincinnati .33 32 .508 - Philadelphia .31 32 492 St.Louls .«+ «0s 590 37.448 Brooklyn .2e 379.Boston AMERICAN LEAH REULTE Chicago b, St.Louis 3.Chicago 7, St.Louis 4.Cleveland sr Detroit 3.Cleveland 5, Detroit 3.Philadelphia 3, New York Philadelphia 8, New York 1 washington 2, Boston 3 Washington 3.AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.ELE J AC ME RO TC they are combined in Hood's Sarsaparilla.Phitañotphia Won.Lost.re, 40,366 testimonials received by actual Now Tork Bee ee eee 2 2 88 count in two years.Be sure to take Detroit \u2026 1.121140 30 er Boston se es es 285 28 .556 Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla Giovalon LR a Get it-today.Sold by all druggists SHCB$° ton 0 vo 41) \u2018ae everywhere.100 Doses One Dollar, = St.Louis v6 se ov ee .19 45 .297 asus A Mastek PAAR Trot release, paving $1, ,000 for it, but Holly\u2019 but before the season closed penurious policy then in :force with the \"Four fell by the wayside yesterday.afternoon rapid development of Tooley at short {golf from the first drive to the last .old-time form all day, having a -75 in\u2019 green.Lu Rochester, 77 Jersey City 00100120 1\u20145 10 4 Pl your neighbors abou ge ob your money back if not satisfied.60c, at all fore players hitherto regarded as indifferent, and new men were only: beaten on.the nineteenth.green after | a heavy gruelling struggle.Yesterday was the best golf.weather.since \u2018the opening of the tournament.The humidity had disappeared from the air and a light breeze made the tramp around the course much easier.The result was better golf from some, but a great many showed very.little.improvement over the poor.form which has marked the meet.G.A.Hutton \u201calone is left to up- \u2018hold \u2018the glory of the Montreal contingent in the .championship event.Hutton has not yet reached .his highest level, and is by no means playing his, best game.He won both matches yesterday, in the morning defealing C.B.Grier, of Montreal, and in the easily overcame H.G.Willlams, of St.Catharines.Neither opponent :was worthy his best efforts, and.Hutton was not \u2018hard put at any time.Speaking of surprises, one of them as the defeat of F.R.L.Henry-An- derson \u2018by.Dr.Novinger.- The Outre- mont man played a nice steady game and won on the\u2019 seventeenth.They were all even on the turn for- home, and the Beaconsfield: man won the first.Dr.Novinger took the next two,\u201d the fourth and fifth were halved, and by winning out at the -punchbow], Henry-Anderson evened it up again.But Dr.Novinger holed out ahead on the next two and went into the next flight.In the afterncon W.M.Reekie and Dr.Novinger started out together: Reekie is from Lambton, and plays put on the home.green.Dr.Novin- ger's chance to mix with the elect faded away.\u2018Dick\u2019 Turpin, of the Royal Montreal, was beaten by Forrester, of - Mississagua, a very steady player, who usually lasts until \u2018the .third.round.George Lyon played ih his: his\u2019 afternoon round with G.' B.Shaw, the.clean young Calgary -player, who put up a really nice game.Lyon's One of the biggest surprises was the defeat of Glen Moss, of Ottawa, by Lord Lanesborough.Ths young player, who was last\u2019 year runner-up, was unable to strike his gait.The score was 7 and 6::; In the first consolation in -the afternoon Moss again met defeat, this time being beaten by , D.D.ilson, of Qüuebeé: The game was won and \u2018lost \u2019onz:the ninetesth - ss 1) tn er 4 \"RESULTS OF FERST- ROUND.RE J H.Forester, Missasaauga, beat G.H.A Epis, Royal Montreal, 2 u Martin, Hamilton, peat \"A.Hut- chison Ottawa; 2 and-1.J.T.Novinger, Outremont, beat T.R.o Henry-Anderson, Beaconsfield, 2 and W.M.Reekie, Lambton, beat G.G.Mackenzie, Missassauga, 7 and 6.R.M.Gray, Rosedale, beat.H.H.Donald, High Park, 3 and 2.S.A.Rowbotham, Lambton, won By default from D.O.Dick, Lambton.Lord Lanesborough, Ottawa, beat G.F.Moss, Ottawa, 7 and 6 .Griffith, Hamilton, \u2018beat D.D.Wilson, Quebec, 3 and: 2 R.F.Robinson, Hamilton, beat R.TT.MacDonald, Hamilton, 6 and À.E.-Austin, Lambton, beat H.1.Martin, Lambton, 8 and 2.G.P.Shaw, Calgary, beat J.\u201d R.Dev- lin, Ottawa, 1, the 19th hole.; G.8.Lyon, Lambton, beat A.A.Adams, Hamilton, 6 and 5.Hutton, Beaconsfield, beat C.B.Grier, Royal Montreal, 5 and 3.H.G.Williams, St.Catharines, beat E.F.Fitzgerald, Lambton, 1 up E.D.Fraser, Lambton, bent J.Sale, jr., Rosedale, 1 u up: A.mbton, beat W.R.à cn \u2018Watson, Smyth, Lambton, 3 and SECOND ROUND.F.R.Martin, Hamilton, beat J.H.Forester, Massissauga, 6 and 4.W.M.Reekie, Lambton, peat J.T.Novinger, Outremont, 4 and 3, R.M.Gray, Rosedale, beat 8.A.Row- botham, Lambton, 3 and 2.W.M.Griffith, Hamilton, beat Lord Lanesborough, Ottawa, 4 and 2.A.T.Austin, Lambton, beat R.F.Robinson, Hamilton, 3- and 2.Lyon,\u2019 Lambton, beat G.P.Shaw, Calgary, 8 and 4.° G.A.Hutton, \u2018Beaconsfield, beat H.G.Williams, St.Catharines, 7 and 6.\u2018A.Watson, Fambton, beat BE.D.Fraser, Lambton, 4 and\u2019 3 FIRST CONSOLATION.A.Hutchinson, Ottawa, won by de- | fault from G.H.Turpin, Royal Montreal ; R.L.Henry-Anderson.Beacons- neld, beat G.G.Mackenzie, Mississau- 5% H.Donald, High Park, won by \u2018default from D.oO.Dick, Lambton.D.Wilson, Quebec, \u2018beat G.F.Moss, ottéwe, I up.b artin, Lambton, beat I.T - donald, Hamilton, 2 yp.\u2019 Mac R.Devlin, Offawa, beat A.A.sé Hamilton, - on.the nineteenth ole : C Grier, Royal Montreal, wan default from E.G.Fitzgerald, Camby ton.Rosedale, beat W.R.sed \u2019 © JF.Sale, jr., Smyth, Lambton, 1 u SECOND CONSOLATION.\" : J.J.Mackenzie, Toronto, and ¢.W.Lennox, Lambton, were pai det à paired and each A.H.Balfour, Lambton, beat G.Cooper, North bi up.GR .nger, am bien, b Powell, \"Lambton, 4 and 2.eat EH.GO.T.Macklem, Toronto, won b - fault from C.P Lyman, \"Royal ole DRAWING.FOR THIRD ROUND.Er Rt \u2014\u2014t FOR DIAMOND SCULLS.(Canadian Associated Press.) Henley, England, July 5\u2014In second heat for the Diamond ue Dewar, of London, beat Mundey, of Oxford, easily in four minutes and twenty seconds.i the scene of the race.She will be ship- -ped there by rail about the 16th of the month.This will allow plenty.of time for railroad delay, and for refitting.Chase's Olub À and g every Tomas of | \"due, bleeding ro piles Boe testi onlals In the press 7 bout it.You can sad qu ors or EDMANSON.BATES & Co, Toronto, Ad à EEE EE 14d.card read: Out .434654344-37 %Ÿ In .5b435555 33-38-75 ] Pte.A.\u2018$5 No.2 Co, 1st Batt.Téoop SHOTS AT at \u2018Thirty-third Annual Rifle Shoot, \u2018ROSS RIFLE HANDICAPPED.Weather at Pointe aux Trembles.A slight haze in the early morning marred the best efforts of some of the less experienced shots yesterday at the thirty-third annual rifle shoot of the Fifth Royal Highlanders at Pointe aux Trembles.Apart from this scores were made.Nearly two.hundred men Were ,pre- -sent, the majority, of course, répre- senting the Fifth, but\u2018it was Private in which he took part.He scored 91 in Series.star Ross rifles used during the tom- petitions, and at \u2018the request of a number of riflemen these were handicapped two points in the seven shot and three points in the ten Point.shoots.ized.the meet was particularly emphasized in the extra series, in which there were three possibles, the rest of the prize winners making 24.Other results were:\u2014 Tyro match, Pte.Murray, 29.Stirling cup, No.8 Company 1st Battalion.Challenge cup for teams, No.8 Company ist Battalion.Skirmishing match, No.5 Company 1st Battalion.Independent firing, .No.2 Company | 1st Battalion.\u2018 Caverhill match, Corp.E.W.Wilson, 41.and W.Weeks tied, and must shoot- off for the P.K.R.À.badge and Martin bartel, all the honors and prizes.The range officers were: Captains R.H.Jamieson, Hugh Walkem and Harrison, and-'W.O.Gardner and Pte.J.Currie.The following are scores in.detail: .TYRO MATCH.Seven shots at 200 yards: \\ $1.50 each\u2014Pte, G.Marshall, 26; Pte.T.Niven, 26; CCorp.E.W.Dickson, 26.$i each\u2014Pte.G.F.Palmer, 26; \u2018Sgt.F.Seymour, 26; Pte.J.Balllie, 26; Corp.E.W.Wilson, 25; Drummer J.G.Smith, 25; Pte.'W.Jones, 25: Corp.S.J.Phillips, 25; Sgt.Griffiths, 25; Pte.F.Lewis, 25; orp.Fa Lindsay, 24; Co T.Pitts, 24; Pte.JJ.Laing, 24; Pte.S.Morrison, 24; Pte.JT.Lawrence, Sgt.J.H.Silk, 24; Corp.\u2019 J.24; Col.-Sgt.A.Dates, 24; te Currie, 24; Sgt.H.G.Prittie, 24, , TEAM PRIZES.24; Pe à Stirling, Cup and $5\u2014No! 8 Co, 18t 7° \u2019 Batt 10, Jin i.EVE PA PRES $3-\u2014No.\u20ac Co., 1st Bait ve seaweese 18 $2\u2014No.1- Co, ist Batt.1.22 2001 109 REGIMENTAL MATCH.7 shots at 200, 500 arid 600 yards: $8 Pte.J.Boa .ce dees 91 7 S.-Sgt.D.Mackay.ee as 91 6 S.-M.D.A.Bethune ln 91 ib S.-M.F.C.Johnston .s.\u2026\u2026.87 4 Corp.C.K.Gale .«vo .87 4 Pte.J.C.Baldwin .+.87 3 Set D.Mosses .+.+o és os.- 85 3 Q.-M.-S.D.Manson .84 $2 each\u2014Pte.D.MeNaughion 83 Pte, B.Scott, 82; Set J.W.A.Sharpe, 82; Pte.W \u201cWeeks, 82; Pte.J.J.Mc- Auley, 81; Corp.H.Buchanan, 81; Sgt.J.Bet] thune, 81; Pte.S.L.Major, 81.$1 each\u2014Pte.J.Gray, 80; Pte.G.F.Palmer, 80; Pte.D.Murray, 80; -Sergt.J.C.Morrison, 79; Pte.T.Niven, 79 ; Sgt.W.J.Anderson, 78; Capt.\"R.- Jamieson, 76; Sgt.R.Grimihs, 6 Pte.J.Hartrick, Te \u2018Corp.C.TYROS.nh each\u2014Sgt.H.G.Prittie, 73; Corp.Ww.7150, En :\u2019 Corp.W.Daniel, 71; Corp, E W.Dickson, 71; Corp.R.Harvey, 11; Farquharson, 689; Pte.G.Marshall, 67; Pte.T.Bird, 66; Pte.F.Seymour, 66.TEAM PRIZES.Challenge Cup and $10\u2014No 6 Co., 8 prizes, 32 each\u2014Pte.H.Farquhar- son, \u201843; Sgt.J.Bethune, 43; Sergt.R, Ww.Moodie.42; Pte.J.H.\u2018Harrison, 42; Pte.Niven, 42; Pte.J.C.Baldwin, 42; Pte.J 5 Kambery, 42; S.-Sergt.D.Mac- kay, 4! 10 prizes, $1 each\u2014Sgt.BE.H.Tully, 41; Sgt: J.W.A, Sharpe, 41; Pte.pocorge Cowie, 41: Pte.D.Murray, Ah ; F.Palmer, 41; Sgt.-Major D.At \u2018Feth: une, 40; Q.-M.-S.D.Manson, 40; Piper J.Sutherland, 39: Corp.H.Buchanan, 38; Corp.E.Ww.\"Wilson, 38.\u2018 TYROS.10 y prizes of $1 each\u2014Pte.J.Gray, 38; Hopkins, 38; Pte.R.B's Taun- ton, 37; Pte.B.Scott, 3%; Pte.R.S.Morrison, 36; Pte.P.Macdonald, 38; Pte.W: Weeks, 36; Pte.G.Marshall, 36; Sgt.A.R.Griffiths, 36; Corp.C.Howell, 35, CIEUT.-COL.CANTLIE'S MATCH.First series, skirmishing; b shots advancing, 5 shots retiring, from 200 to 500 yards\u2014 $8 No.5 Co., 1st Batt, «.even 80 6 No.7 Co., Ist Batt.+ 79 5 No.1 Co, 1st Batt.~ 72 4 - No.5 Co., 2nd Batt.*,.68 3 \u2018No, 2 Co, 1st Batt.+.62 2 No.6 Co., 1st Batt.54 2 No.6 Co.; 1st Batt, 2nd team.54 Second.series,, independent firing, 5 shots at, 400 yards In Retin minute\u2014 $7 No.2 Cou ist B Cee sree as 104 5 No, 5 Co.1st Pratt, Che ee 6 79 5 No.6 Co, 2nd Batt.65 AGGREGATE OF BOTH SERIES, \u201c 166 , EXTRA SERIEBS\u2014OPEN.: \u2014psseme : \u2019 $4.00 each\u2014 TRIMMING THE CHALLENGER.| sCorp.G.Copping, 3rd, V.R.C.25 To-day the challenger for the Seawan- XSergt.G.Lambton, 1st P.y.F.25 haka cup, the St.Lawrence, will be xGr.A.oble, ond CA.25 drawn from Lake St.Louis to.be over- Pte.J.Boa, - 5th R.AC.eu 00.0 24 hauled and cleaned before shipment to $1.20 each\u2014 xLleut.W.H.Davidson, Jat.5 WF.24 xPte.I'.Dumfries, 3rd V.vee.24 xCol.~Serst.A.Handcock, sd V.R.venues 24 xCorp.Ww.R.\"Knubley, ara VRC .24 67 cents each\u2014 xQ.M.S.H.Armstrong, ard V.R.C .24 xSergt \u2018Major J Drysdale .24 xTle.66 cents\u2014 .Pte.H, Gougeon .:.+.+0 ,,-.24 OPEN MATCH.10 shots at 600 vards\u2014 $8 Pte.J.Boa, 5th R.H.C.\u2026 50 4 Soret.-Major\u201d J.Drysdale, ist °° DR CHASE'S.OINTMENT, Fy W.F.«ee oo 49 a\u201d \"Gr.J.\u2018Smyth, \u201c2nd CA eo.47 & ° + SCOTS MEET | | Pte.Boa Captured Many Prizes \u2018Nearly /200 Local Shots Enjoy Fine the day\u2019 was perfect, and many good | yoo IN The Kind You Have - Always Bought a a [= BE né Ct] I A Te righ A Titi TE CITE qu Preparationfes.Ti A d 3 i } ! ansmvurai K } TT I am : No cements mimes 1 | pe NT \u201cPromotes Digesfon Cheerfif- Joos andfiess Captafns neither.Morphing nor Mineral.Boa, of the 2nd Battalion, who | carried off the honors of the day by taking first place in.every match the Regimental, 48 in the: Association, - 50 in the open, and 24 in the.Extra { There were à few mark \u2018two, two The good shooting which character- Tyro aggregate, Ptes.G.F.Palmer ° Open match, 8rd Vics carried off 5.00\u2014Pte.D.Murray \u2018.+.29 4.50\u2014Pte.W.Weeks .vo + 29] 4.00\u2014Pte.B.Scott .- 00 oe 29 3.50\u2014Pte.J.Lavery 3.+.ee 28 3.00\u2014Pte.H.Farquharson .\u2026.28.2.50\u2014Pte.A.Hopkins .on 28 2.00\u2014Pte.S.L ajor .= ws 28 2.00\u2014C.-Set.W.Hale .- 27 Wil eman, - ES =) H.- Pitts, 76.Corp.R.Lindsay, 70; Pte.H.- 1st.Batt.e es es .380 $5\u2014No.1 Co., 1st Batt.oo «oo .378 ASSOCIATION MATCH.10 shots at 500 yards: .$88 Pie.J.Boa .+.0.0 48 7 Pte.D.McNaughton es ov se 48 6 Sgt.D.Mosses.se eo 46 5.Corp.C.K.Gale .+s ov + 45 4 Sgt.W.J.Anderson se se +.44 .4 Set.W.S.Caryer ve se ss ss 44 3 Pte.J.J.McAuley .a ve.44 3 S.-M.F.C.Johnston .\u2026 44 T'NARC OTIC.ion.fect emody | doh Sour De or Can ls {| Worms, ns,Feverish= il ness end LOSS OF SLEEP.[| esinile Signature of ll Rr iL i _NEW YORK.NAO months © NT) ; 5 LA BA NiS à te pan ee EE | das sabtorues .- OTTAWA \"spss: LADIES\u2019 COLLEGE \"nz \u201cRev.W.D.Armstrong, H.A4, D.D, : Prest.FRENCH HOLIDAY COURSES.McGill University, Montreal.FOURTH SESSION, July 6\u2014Jüly 26.LES Pupils enrolling for .Session 1910-1911, > WRITE FOR CAL- Advanced and Elementary Courses.\u2014 Finneties, Elocution, Composition, Con- \u2018sation, Lectures on Literature, French Political, Soctal\u2019 and Education- 2\" Institutions, French History.French \u201cze used in Advanced Courses.French Boarding Department.- Thoroughly [French atmosphère.All Lectures will \u2018be given at the Roya) Victoria College, Sherbrooke ft.| TICKETS, entitling to attend all the Mure Couvse, Sight Seeing, Excur- pa \u2018with Conversation Groups,Evening \".On June 29, 1810, at Chat-.\u201cham, Ont, Wm, Wilson, aged 7 IN MEMORIAM.SIMPSON \u2014 In Joving-memeory-of: Ma- Jon, William Simpson,\u201d died July! 5th, ! \u2018Those sending notices for the above column may send with them a list of names of int ed friends, together with a one-ce stamp for each address, and marked copies of the \u201cWitness\u2019 containing the notice will be promptly mailed.For addresses in foreign countries \u2018three cents will be required.Fu neral / Directors.012 ST.CATHERINE W.Prone Up 1653 (Nete change of Address) WHAT ABOUT GARDEN TOOLS?You need these now.Get them at D.DRYSDALE\u2019S, Shon, 3M.168.150 CRAIG ST.WEST.\u2018PATENT ATTORNEYS ES RD, T = PROMPTLY SECURE] \u2018We solicit the business of Manufacturers, Engineers and others who realize the advisability of having their Patent business transacted by perts.Pre= iiminary advice free.Charges moderate.\u2019 Our Inventor's Adviser sent upon ro Marion & Marion, Quebec Bank Billsioe.Montreal, and Washington, D.C.AU ba AT 2 RSTONHAUCH © FETHERSTIISON ¢ LIVERPOGLE DNDN GLOBE ELDS MONTREAL PATENTS THAT PROTECT } FETHERSTONHAUGH & 00.-Qhes.W.Taylor, B, Sc, late Examines Canadian Patent Office.SARADA LIFE BUILDING, = MONTREAL ~ ' OWEN N.EVANS | PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS Merchants sank Bullding, Montreal REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.Solomon Shamen and others have sold to Louïs Rutern lot 461 in St.Lawrence Ward, for $3.100.F.Mayrand has sold to Michel Ambeau and Uxor a lot in Cote Visitation, with buildings on Chapleau street, for $3,000.Lawrence L.Henders has sold to Walter N.Allworth lats, With a house and \u2018 dependencies erected on Land- downe avenue, Westmount; for $10,000.Cleophas Boucher has sold to Lewis Morris lot number 24 in St.Jean Bap- tiate Ward, with buildings, for $3,000.and deaths, | must invariably be endorsed ith the TA ; taken of J 4; Fair- | to Arthur Maude Jean Wait, |- and à toy shop spoken of belonged to on.along Wellington street.28 Fe wn, : | removed.The following are the different items |\" | oEaTH oF JUDGE DESNOYERS.-eral months past, but he continued to | end came peacefully last night.regretted judge was assisted in his Abbe Desnoyers, pastor of Tetreault- ville, and he was Visited twice by ['at St.Vincent de Paul April 23, 1835.He gradudted in St.Mary's College \u201c \u2018|dered to have an examination made émail Jim a = and = I Kidney \u2018 = Troubles | Enjoy perfect healih 8 glass of MIRACK \u201cthree times a.day.mi : work wonders.- At \"your druggist\u2019s or.: des - Big bottle, - | Send for our pe ; Le booklet, #Health 1n- | .sufamce,\u201d\u201d \u2018m0 St Leon Waters, Ltd, St.Leen, Que.MONTREAL OFFICE, 17 St.John st.All gommnhiontions outside of-Mont-.real, address St.St.Leon Springs, que.HOME SWEET HOME.| For your Home in the.City.For your House in the Country.For Piénic-Partiés : or Fish Excursions, be sure to get your suppl es from Walter Paul\u2019s Stores For there \u2018you will get the BEST Groceries, Provisions, Fruits and Vegetables, as algo .the Largest Assortment Groceries.Prices Moderate: Prompt \u2018Delivery.461 ST.CATHERINE WEST.80.UNIVERSITY STREBT.VERDUN COUNCIL.At the Verdun Council meeting last erences to the custom of keeping toy- shops and ice-cream saloons open .all night and on Sunday.The Mayor said it was a disgrace to Christianity.to have these placés open, particularly on Sundays, when people were supposed to enjoy a general rest.Mr.Leclair said he knew the two shops referred to: one was a Greek establishment at West Hoxton avenue, .Jew.Mr.Hadley \u2018believed that it was a\u201d source of\" pieasure and amusement to school children and others to have these shops to call to at times to suit- their-conveniences.The Mayor\u2014Many of the children hang around these.shops until after stantly troubled about them.Mr.Starke was also in favor of making some order in relation to these nuisances, as children were sometimes: lost -throuügh being allowed about these: Places at unreasonable hours.On the suggestion of Mr.Ward: the matter was not further discussed.On the reading of the work report, the Mayor efpressed his satisfaction at the completion of the footwalk _ showed that.two occurred in \u2018thé - wbioh wars \u201cpromptly The health re soft à ph both in the water cost: Interest on investment of $55,000, $229.17 ; depreciation at three percent per \u201cannum, $137.50; insurance, $10.66; engineers wages, $158.19; extra help, , $15.85; coal, 35,066 1bs.(hard), $140.16: 70,184 lbs.(soft), $172.20; alum, 3,800 1bs., $67.50; Te- bar 3) © daily average of water.su plied the \u2018town was 379,713\" gallons.War ter pumped during the month, 11,391,- 390 gallons, Cost per thousand gallons, $ a cents._\u2014 Ex-Judge \u2018Desnoyers, whose serious illness \u2018had been causing alarm for some time past, died yesterday evening at 10.30 : o\u2019clock, at his residence, .254 Park Laf-ntaine, - at the age of 175 years.The late magistrate had been suffering from hedrt disease for sev- keep about until Saturday last, when a sudden change for the worse took place, and he rapidly sank until the The last moments by his son, the Rev.Archbishop Bruchesi.Mathias Charles Desnoyers was worn and was admitted-to the Bar in 1869.After practicing successfully in Montreal for several years he was appointed Police Magistrate in 1876, and two years later judge of the Court of Ses- | sions, which position he ~ held until three years ago, when he resigned on account of ill health.Mr.Desnoyers was also a- license commissioner\u2019 for a number of years, and at the time of his retirement was chairman \u2018of the board.He was also treasurer of the Catholic School Commissioners from 1864 to 1892.He had married a daughter of the late Sheriff Leblanc, who predeceased him a few years ago, and he is survived by a son and three daughters, one of the latter being the \u2018wife of Mr.Che.Bruchesi, advocate, brother of Archbishop Bruchesi.Judge Desnoyers \u2018was loved and respected by all those who knew him, and his death will be regretted by a large etrele of friends.BUILDING IN THE CITY.The work of construction has been pushed forward rapidly in the city during the month of June, and the indications are that there Will be no cessation in the.activities unless the contractors \u2018have serious trouble with their: \u2018men.Indeed, 263 permits for the constrüction of new edifices have been taken out during the month for a \u2018total.value of $1,430,028.Among.these buildings are \u2018145 -Houses, \u2018 containing in ail 256 dwellings, 10 -stores, 5 storage.places, 7 stables, 3 schools.\u2018and ai office building: .amis WATER TANK REPORTS.Many of those who have or- of the water tanks on.their premises | have .already reported to Mr.Chausse, the city polling.inspector's department.AH but one.state that the -tanks are.safe, prominent architects or engineers vouching for this.- The one exception writes a letter in which he registers an objection to the request made.The, examination, he affirms,: should.be made.by the city at its expense, and not by the owners of the tank.Mr.Chausse:seays that this man will.be forcéd :to - \u2018have the tank inspectéd.' © : ni\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTES.AND NOTICES.Layton Bros.call special attention to their large display of Mason & Risch pianos.560 St.Catherine St.W.(cor.| Dison, the Boy vistas, Made : a | Brookins.and.Lachapelle again- on the:| grounds, another.machine was - got! in the city: of _ the Fliner'and Fancier |\u2019 \u2018| no\u201d ascent- during the weêk.Want of 4 experienced workmen delayed him all night.Mayor Allen made: strong ref- |.midnight, and their parents are Young and unmarried; he knew © #bout his family conections, and ___ \u201cendered how such an important \u2018itlenan had strayed on board the JHaretania\u2019 unheralded.\u2018I suppose \"fellow must be the Loveland, of CUTS\" he said to himself.\u2018But why ; published frankly on the pas- \u201cMeer }ist?Can there be a secret?Jt iis moment Loveland walked out 71 nis stateroom, having come be- \u2018or Îpe and tobacco pouch.He Jnl Major Cadwallader Hunter {7 - at ls door, and gave him a © Yet zupercilious .glance.To 7 en it would have seemed an Tr # glance, but Major Cadwal- 7 \u201chunter was not to be easily of- deu à man he wished to know.Tê diappeured into his own cabin, or Lose = J em ee by way of proving that he wasa neighbor, not a Paul Pry; but a few minutes later he was on deck, ambling amiably from ene group of acquaintances -to another, and dexterously avolding detrimentals.\u2018 TY Cadwallader Hunter aspired.to- be: a leader of society.-He was: ons of those strange beings\u2014héraldic, rampant, disrerardant \u2014 wha.are.\u2018born snobs, in spite of good birth amd good breeding.Therefore he was not a genuine article (since.no siob can be genuine), but had moulded himself into a thing of alrs and affectations.Nevertheless he managed to impress\u2019 8 most second-rate people, and some who were first-rate.Those who did | not live in New York believed him to.\u201c De of consequencé in that city, and the Paris \u2018Herald\u2019 always reported his comings and goings.He was a thin, well-groomed man, of\u2019 middle age, with a heart-hiding emile, a high nose and a high voice; gold-rimmed eyeglasses giving glitter to pale, cold eyes; a waxed moustache; a carefully cultivated \u2018English accent,\u2019 and a \u2018marvellous fund of scandalous anecdotes concerning everyone about - whom Ît was worth while to be scan- daloys.He had at.least a bowing Ac-; quaintance with all the richest Amer- jcans on board, and he mixed with his greetings here and there a careless.\u2018Do you know we have Lord Loveland on the ship\u2014the Marquis of Loveland?Such a good-looking young man.One of the oldest and most distinguished peerages in England; family of - soi- : diers eince the dark ages, though the! less said about some of them since the days of the Georges the better.This boy not so bad as some: of the old boys before him.Not to be despised by debutantes, eh?Do I know him ?\u2014\u2014' - (As a matter of fact, Cadwallader Hunter could count his acquaintances in the British peerage-on the fingers of one hand, and have a thumb to spare; for it is the genuine, unaffected, typical Americans, or else the heavily gildedV and ° diamond-incrusted ones whom English people like to know.But this question was bound to come.He had led up to it, and \u2018wes- pre- [.ROC of red.) Rallway.Färe and Admission to | Park, $1.00.CITY TIOKOT OPPIORS, 130 Bt.James £treet.pared.) .\u2018Do I know him?Why, ina way we're connections by marriage.You must remember pretty Lady Betty Bulkeley who .fook us all by storm a year or two ago\u2014sister of the Duke of Stanforth?Jimmy Harborough, whom she married, is I believe a forty-sec- ond cousin of mine; and Lady Betty and Lord Loveland are related.So you see\u2014-' : And for fear that they should see\u2014 something that he did not wish them to see\u2014he pottered away to \u2018get at\u2019 Loveland before anyone could possibly have the chance to find out that they two were strangers.Meanwhile Loveland had not \u2018been wasting time.) : He though that Jim Harborough's hint about \u2018deep sea fish\u2019 was a wise .one, wiser than he would have expected from Harborough.- Still, there was no harm in keeping his eyes open; and having kept them open.from the first moment after coming on board, he had discovered several very pretty girls.With a certain amount of eagerness, rather as one looks at one\u2019s cards when beginning a new rubber of bridge, he glanced: over the passen- ger-list, hoping that some of the names might be identical with those on his \u201cletters of.dntraduetion:.; But.there were 11d such coincidences; and he, un-.} ° luckily, - was.too ignorant of Ameri- | - can, society to Know «which of his fellow passengers were most import- | .ant.However, he made up his mind | that one of the first things to do, was te find out.Sure of his chair, on which the name of \u2018Loveland\u2019 already appeared in the steward\u2019s handwriting, he paced up and down and all round the deck, hands in pockets.It was a November day,.ef Indian summer warmth.The huge ship felt no impulse from the waves which fawned upon her sides, and Loveland, .who had -been bored \u2018by the.necessity to-leave his native land, began suddenly to feel happy, quite.boyishly happy.A great -many other people were parading up and down also; pretty girls, walking alene, or with parents, or accompanied by youths with whom they intended to flim during the voyage.Shrewd-faced men, with eyes good-natured yet keen, and an air of solid importance which might mean millions; handsome, prosperous-looking women whom Loveland guessed to be Newport and New York -hostesses pleased to welcome prowling Marquesses; and besides these, numbers of vague persons whom to meet once- was to forget twice.CL \" (To be continued.) CHILDREN'S CORNER.BREAKFAST, Not so very long ago there \u2018was visiting: England a German gentleman who was elderly and stout.Also one particular morning he \u2018was hungry, and he entered the coffee room of a country hotel quite ravenous.\u201d À waiter who saw him coming flicked flies and bread-crumbs off a table with a napkin.Then he moved a chalr a little and bowed jerkily, and said, \u2018Good Morning,\u2019 as the old gentleman rather slowly and solemnly lowered himself into his seat.\u2018Good morning, my friend,\u2019 replied the German gentleman; \u2018thou mustest help, for I speak not the English very good.When I was a poy I bad a good school, and I was instructed in the English.But I was lazy, and I do not know.I have inside me much emptiness.I wish to eat.\u2019 \u2019 \u201cYes, sir,\u2019 said the waiter, who was puzzled by all this.\u201cWhat'll you have ?Haddock-sole-fried-bacon-ham- porridge-sausage ?\u201d and he paused for .breath.\u2018I knows what I do warit,\u2019 broke in the German gentleman, \u2018but I.cannot it you tell.You have here a garden, what you call a yard; coms with me.\u2019 The waiter, amazed beyond all speech, led the old gentleman to the yard, where there was a horseless \u201cbus.a black cat, a boy who grinned unkindly at the waiter, and a hen-place.\u2018That,\u2019 said the old gentleman, \u2018is her.\u2019 He pointed to-a large cock.\u2018I heard \u2018it sing this morning.What do you call its wife : «A hen, sir,\u2019 gasped the waiter, very careful of the aspirate.\u2018And,\u2019 demanded the German gentleman, \u2018how you call its boys and girls ?I do not mean \u201cshuck! shuck!\u2019 That is when you feed.How you called its shildren ?The boy had by then decided he was enjoying himself, and he stood de- CANADIANe SPECIAL TRAINS Tuesday, July 6th LEAVE WINDSOR STREET STATI R30 PM, | 3.00.pm.3:80 p.m.3.20 p.m.415 pm.\u201c0 8.48 p.m.5:30 p.m trains will leave Lakeside p.m, and later .if required.: Raliway Faro | miost modern _ steamers satling | from and Admission to Park | ~ OXPY TIOKET OFFICE, 218 St.James Street: near Post Office.\u2018Telephones: Main 2 Viger and Windsor aa Ta or Place treet Stations.Returning leave La ésid 3 intervals between t keside at frequent he hours.of 5 p.m.» or \u201cuntil\u201d all passengers are \u2018Phones Main 8907, or Bonaventure ERCOLON VENTURE UNION SrATO \u201d SUMMER SCHEDULE | IN EFFECT JUNE\u2019 18th, MARITIME EXPRESS.For St, Hyacinthe, Drum- 815 am.For the above-named Stations; alss Moncton, St | John.and Halifax, : Express for St.Hyacinthe, Drummondville, \u201cst.; Nicolet and n= rmediate stations.ww OCEAN LIMITED, i rink * Hyaetithe T.811s woo dda Loup, Ble, tis, Matanedia, Campbell- ton, Moncton, Halifax and Sya gh connections for si.|.| Saturday yacinthe,Drum- EBT OFFICE: ol, Bell Ma.gs, Asst: Gen.Pass: Agt: City Ticket Agt.init MONTRMAI\u2014QUERSC\u2014 LIVERPOOL, \u201c| Domision , .sûiy_ 2 July 20° Aug.37 | Raurentio .July 9 Aug.& Sept.3 \u201cQanade ._, July 18 -Aug.13 Sept 10 Megantic .July 23 Aug.20 Sept.17 Raurentio anù Meyantié largest and the St.Lawrence.Superb accommoda- \u2018tion for First, Second.and Third\u2019 Cla:s = ASsengers, Coa Ee Canada and D lon, Ore Class Cabin (called 2: .Claés).Rates very.mod- erats.Thirü Class'are also carried.- Agents; o! I COMPANY'S OYFION, { 118 Notre Dame Street West: Le White-Star :Dominion.| a LLAN LINE.| For: all informations.apply.to Local | Fo tian : ~~ | Hesperlan: Saloon, $67.50 and up; second Aviation Meet LAKESIDE, P.Q.SPECIAL TRAINS 1 TUESDAY, JULY 5th LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: YH ATLANTIC Car Pa-:Ry Coys STEAMSHIP LINEX.| Lake Champlain .July 7 Aug 4 Emp.of Ireland .July 15° Aug.12 Emp.of Britain July 29 Aug.26 Rates\u2014Empressa steamers: First .class, $51.25 -and.;upwards.Lake Steamers\u2014Ona Class Cabin, second .\u2018class rates, $47.50 and ppwardas.\u2018Tickets And information from any Steamship Agents, or.J W.G.Annable, ©, Wm.Webher, Gen.Pass.Agt.\u2018- Pass.Agt.- AE Lake.Manitoba .July 21 Aug.18] class, $90 and ubwards; Second.|].|.- 8 and & Board of Trade Building.\" (LIMITED).| ov Manchester Liners | Weekly Sailings trom Montres.Manchester Exchange : : Manchester Engineer .-.Manchester Trader.Limited number of passengers carried.AGENTS.MONTREAL - | 88.CERVONA Manchester \u2018Importer i.wi: July 18| © se, July 28 | SS.JACONA .,, .THEY ROBERT REFORD 00.Limited, FURNESS, WITHY- & CO., Limitea % \"WINTER RESORTS._ ; il, PL ste SUFFERERS, LEARN Q .If you have.\u2018ay Por book thai ve have cured thotisands.-Address R B.KR AMER, Frag: Kramer, Indus gy T ! à briny ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS; \u2014 QF MUDLAVIA! | atism.or Kidpey Disease, send to- 18°0f the futhous Mud Baths that nds.Big Hotel-igpen all year.| \\dvoocates, Barristers and Solicitors, Ooramissioners for all the Province And forthe States of: - : usetis and Now York.Sanaa Life Buliding,189.St.James St lighted, and.hoping the walter would t all.this meant.h, the hen\u2019s children, sald, quite \u2018cheerfully.\u201cnot know.- wha \u2018We\u2019 calls \u2019em.If you wants one for breakfast you'll have to waiting and théres cooking.\u2019 \u2018Yes, yes,\u2019 re rather crossly skin.away the feathers.not so:desire.= Where, what the shick- ens come from, how you call them ?\u2018Eggs,\u2019 said the walter, promptly.\u2018So,\u201d replied the old gentleman, gally.There's kill.plied the old gentleman, | , \u2018and also there is to not to verget.ekks for mine breakfast.boll them.till they are so Waitaire, I have two | hard as that The waiter tossed.his napkin over.his arm; and in ten minutes the Ger- \u2018man- gentleman \u2018was tapping his first hard-boiled egg.- \u201cWaitaire, if .boys and girls of your own, and they learn at school French and Cherman, and other beautiful languages, you tell them to study hard, or else, perhaps, some day they.will-be stupid like me, and rave all this trouble and bother a clever man like you before they get two ekks for breakfast.\u2019 _ \u2018Waltaire,\u201d he went on,.\u2018if .you does.your lessons when you are a child, you are not a fools when you are grown up, Remember that, wait- aire, and tell your shickens\u2014I means,.ter smiled a wide smile behind a large hand.Then he coughed.\u2018Certainly, sir,\u2019 he promised, \u2018at least, I've no children of my know somebody who writes every week I'll tell him to for boys and ; wt Christian World\" WHAT SAITH THÉ SORIPTURE?known .and.believed: the love that God hath to us.God, who is rich in mercy, for.his great love wherewith he loved us, even when we were dead ; quickened us together with Christ (by grace ye are saved); and: hath raised | .us up together, and made us sit to- | in heavenly places in Christ that in the ages to- come he might show the exceeding riches of.his grace in his kindness.toward us through Jesus Christ.God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life\u2014He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for, us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us\u2019 all things?\u2014The TABLETS WE MAIL A FREE SAMPLE WHEN REQUESTED SMITH, MARKEY, SKINNER, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, eto, .\"METROPOLITAN : BUILDING, .7\" 179 ST.JAMES STRERT.ROBY, C.SMITH, K.C, FRED: H.MARKEY.KG : WALDO W.WILLIAM G.PUGALED, G GORDON HYDE, _ F.S.MACLENNAN; K.C.Advecate, Sarrister and Solicitor Quebec Bank Building, Montreal , Tel.Main:4703 _ Tel.Main 3980 PATTERSON - & JENKINS, Advocates, Barristers\u201d & Solicitors, City & Distriot Bank Building, W.PATTERSON.MARRIAGE LICENSES JOHN M.\"M.DUFF McMaster & Papineau _ Canada Life Building, 180 84 Jamos 85 Tolophenes Main 174%: 7813 Mentroa! but I} 2 Lord is good to aft and\u2019 his: te mercies.are over all hig words\u201d us.\u2018oo Blessed is she tha Lord.~~.2H I.John iv, 16.Eph, iL,-4-7.John iti, 16.Rom.viil, 32.Ps.cxiv, 9 I John iv, 19.Luke À, 45.\u2019 ; rien ~~ mu nes Tn AUTHOR\u2019S MOEEER DEAD.mother of the writat, - Robert - Barr, -himself seriously ill in London.| COLONIES CONTRIBUTE.tower.gL.© \u2018 ELLIOTT &\u2018DAVID : all the comforts of home, Henry J.Eülott E.G.\u201cLu A David, = \\WAUMBEK covracs | \u201d 'PUGSLE & HYON; | \" We love him, because he first loved: \u201cbelieved:.\u201cfor |.there shall be a performance of those | things which were told her from\u2019 the | .Loe | MALL COTTAGES AND HOUSES TO Windsor, Ont, Juiÿ'4\u2014Mrs.Barr, Cu 7 j died here.yesterday: .The author: is.Ottawa, July 4\u2014Mr.F.C.T.O'Hara, | \u2018Deputy Minister of \u201cTrade and \"Com- 1}: merce, has been advised that :\u2018Australia; has contributed £100, and New Zealand, £50 to the Halifax memorial ADDRESS: TO LIVERPOOL.Virginian, .July 8 Aug.5 Sept.2 Tunisian .,July 15 Aug.12 Sept.9 Victorian .July 22 Aug.19 Sept.16 Corsican .July:29 Aug.28 Sept.23 | The Turbine SS, Victorian has made tho fastest passage on record Letween Liverpool and Montreal\u20146 days 15 nours 6 minutes.- \u2018arirloon, 877.50 and up; Turbinars,387,80 Second Cabin, $47.50, $50.00 and up- | Wards; London, $2.50 additional.) ss, Liverpool, Glasgow, Lon- Third Class, : don, Belfast or Londonderry, $28.78 and | WANTED -\u2014 ROOMS TOR TOURISTS 0.00, according to steamer, TO GLASGOW.Southwark July 9 Hesperian July a Pretorian \u201c.16 Tonian .\u201c class, $47,50 and -up.Co - Other stéamers, One-Class \"ladin, call À 8° Second Cabin, $45.00.A y | Third-Class, CT 00, and épwatés, q TO HAVRE AND LONDIA.Lake Erle July 18 Sicilian July 30 Pomeranian * 23 Sardinian Aug.6 Oneé-Class.\u2014 Second Cabin, Rate\u2014.London, $42.50; Havre, $45.00, 352.50, and up; Paris, $3.65 additional.hird- Class\u2014London, $27.75; Havre, 332.00 ++ Paris, $34.50.All the steamers on the above gervives Liverpool, Glasgow, London and Havre, are fitted.with: ooya storage.\u2019 WM & A.ALLAN, 85 COMMON STREET, Montreal.DONALDGON LINE TO GLASGOW ONE CLASS CABIN SERVICE, \u2014 | FROM.MONTREAL, | BS.LAKONIA .cv ees wae.July T SS.ATHENIA 014 Storage.) .July 14 (Cold Storage.) .1500 nd aria: Ti Clase Ba bound, $27.75; Prepaid, Westbound $2555 THOMSON LINE TO LONDON FYROM MONTEEAY.SS.TORTONA .,.July 9 .(Cold Storage and Cool Air.) .(Cold Storage, and Cool \"Atr) > 18 .LEITH SERVICE.\u2014- : .ve.July.7 Montreal, Toronto, Quobèc, St.John,N.B.- SUMMER RESORTS.|{GASPE BAS IN The favorite spot for Health and Sport, CHARMING RESORT FOR SPORTS.| MEN AND PLEASURE SEEXERS.| The vicinity affords \u2018beautiful scenery, ; \u2018fine.sea bat Lng.and, unexcalled : fishing 2.10 Drivliege of salmon.and .PE of silioon dd Guests ha! trout fishing louse.Salmon and Trout Fishing par \"excellence: BAKER'S HOTEL _ (Mow Open) - #0 long and favorably known,offers first.class accommodation \u2018for tourists, with Before making your plans for your summer outing, be sure to write for terms and other information to BAKER'S HOTEL, Gaspé, Que.ng June 25 : Detached family cottages completely furnished, with hotel sérvice, Address A CHARLES V.MURPHY, Manager - .| GRANITE.SPRING Loos Int, | ~~ HOTEL Po a Facing Casco Bay.Beautifully located.Bathing, | boati fishing.» Special shore dinners.Excellent cuisine.Hotel modern ; 25 minutes ride from Port land.Private salt water baths: Reasonable rates.; Book ets.E.PONCE, Prop.BROME LAKE HOUSE, Bondville This new and up to date Hotc.1s open \u2018for the reception of guests.Good fishing.boating and bathing.Plenty \u201cof - 180 OL James Street, Montreal _.| shade, wide verandahs; first class chef; | J.JENKINS, toilet and bath in house.Fine Dance.Mall.Good train service; CPR.\u2019 Knowlten or Foster.For term: apply E.PRANE C.CARPENTER, TORQUAY HOUSE, LAURENTIAN Mountains\u2014Limited number accommodated; good board, bathing, boat- .ing, fishing, and driving; excellent spring water; piano; boats; telephone; an ideal place to recuperate and spend.the summer.holidays.S.H.SOBEY, - Arundel, Que.\"GOWAN BANK HALL, ON THE Shore of, the beautiful - Lake Memphrema- gog, is open for summer visitors ;.rates moderate.Address, DOUGLAS.McGOIWAN, Georgeville, P.Q.- : LAURENTIDE HOUSE \u2014 OVERLOOKing Lake Maskinonge, in the Lauren- tian region; cool, airy rooms, veran- .dahs; fine beach; safe bathing; beau- \u201ctifut- scénézy; .exceptionally bracing air adults only.Box 35, St.Gabriel \u201cde Brandon.: LE BROOKSIDE FARM; TWO MILES \u201c from\u2019-station; good board; abundaht shade; darge verandah; pure water terms, $5.00 per week.Apply to MRS.G.M:-BEACH, Cowansville, Que.\"let: at Dixie \u2018for the season, from $40 to $200, with river front privileges, near-the lake.Telephone Uptown 1202.TO LET,AT ST.AGATHE DES MONTS, ST.LAMBERT \u2014 TO LET.SEVEN.VETERAN LAND GRANTS WANTED.LOST\u2014.PAIR OF FIELD GLASSES COTT.GE TO LET.SITUATIONS VACANT.ma res .One cottage furnished.Apply io O.ROLLAND, .8 St.Peter st.: room cottage, furnace heated, modern WANTED, FOR 4 OR WE£KS, A young girl-to assist with housework, where another girl is kept; no washing; family of two; wages, $3.00 per week.Apply to 133 Rishop street.conveniences; large garden, fruit COOK GENERAL AND HOUSETA- reas.Rent $15.00 per month.Ap- y TOHN ATTY.137 St.Peter sL - Phone Main 2494.VETERAN LAND GRANTS.dE s preferred, M.Box 18, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.PP roses een Al SALESMAN WANTED FOR SHIRT a and \u201chosiery department.with thorough knowledge of the business; first 8 referenceu.Apply 215 St ,\u2014Ontario or Dominion, located «¢ un- James street.located.Highest spot cash price paid.MULHOLLAND & Building, Toronto.CO., MoKirnon | WANTED, STRONG YOUNG MAN for work in factory; also to drive horse.Apply at Witness' Office, $10 REWARD \u2014 LOST ON SUNDAY afternoon.July 3rd, a small brown Pekinese dog, with black mask, answering to name of \"\u2018Chummy.\u2019 Re- EMPLOYMENT WANTED, WANTED, BY STEADY, SOBER Young Woman, cleaning by the day; any kind, exce washing.A , I Georg siashing pply, 152 St.turn \u2018to \u2018Ravenscrag,\u2019 b05 Pine aVe.HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, PAPER West, -and.receive reward.- on C.P.R.train from Lakeside, 6.10 on Fridav.A suitable rewerd will be | paid for their return.Apply \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.ROOMS WANTED.and\u201d Strangers in city and country.Apply for Registration Forms.Address,\u201d Tourists\u2019 Inrormation Bureau, Montreal, 4 St.Lawrence Boulevard.Montreal.\u2019 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.150 DUROCHER \u2014 FIRST CLASS Dou- .ble and single rooms; two bathrooms, shower bath.Lt ST.ANTOINE, 687 \u2014 FURNISHED Hanging, Whitewashing and Tintin neatly done; walls repaired in place * tering; no objection to country work, Apply to T.FINN - ply NN, Painter, 25 Pla FAMILY WASHING WANTED.GOOD aundress., Best references, Apply A.B, 22 Hermine street Ph 3e PAINTING, TINTING, GRATNING, Office Lettering, Paper-Hangin .Plastering, Carpentering, \"Email Jobs Thin oy attended to.Workman- uaranteed.P 2 St.Louis 1999.hone PAINTER, DOMESTICS .For $41.50, I can land res ectable col- \u201cored female domestics in Montreal, A p- ply, C.D.ROBINSON, P.O.Box +83, St.ohn.N.B.TEACHERS WANTED.room on bathroom flat; 8, 10, 14 dol- WANTED, lars./ ROOMS TO LET, WESTMOUNT, FACING _ORCHARD © (above Sherbrooke).REFORD AGENCIES | [INERT OTTAWA, $2:50.Return $4.Carillon, by Steamer Empress, home by -at 6.30 p.m.for Lachine to connect with steamer.ing by Str.Bmpress, via Rapids, \u2018prip,81.00.| CPR, 1.30 p.m.Round Trip, 80, : \u201cTrip, 500.ne .Piékets at Grand Trunk Station, - \u201cWindsor Hotel, 128, 1380, 286 St.James, and 530 St.Cathérine West Windsor QUEBEC STEAMSHIP ~~ Company, Limited.| | Bugumer \u201cCruises in Cool Latitudes, | : © BS.\u201cCASCAPEDIA,\u201d 1,900 tons, re-| \" §S.\u201cTRINIDAD,\u201d 2,600 tons, aalls.from |.J.Quebec, 8th and 22nd July, 5th and 19th cheap Apply : Sy - 9 Jefferson, N.=, in the White Mountains \"=\" | \"18 hole-golf course, On famous soenic auto routes, j.rds, \u201cby the twin screw \u201cBERMUDIAN,\u201d 5,600 tons Sallings from New York, at 10 a.m., 16th and 27th July, and every.10 days thereafter.Temperature, cooled by sea breezes, seldom riges Health and Cemfort.Ticket Agent, or to and mountain, singe or double room.Terms moderate, Home - comfor:.Westmount 2959, No.475 Wood ave.FOR RIVER DESERT School, a Protestant teacher (female), holding first class diploma.Salary.$326 for ten months.Duties to begin Sept.1, 1910.Apply to W.SMITH, Sec\u2019y.-Treas., River Desert, Que.WANTED, A TEACHER FOR ST.Etienne Protestant Diss.School, holding an Elementary Diploma.for the Summer months; duties to begin July ist.For further particulars apply to THOMAS DUNN, Sec.-Treas.,, Dunn's Mills; St.Etienne, Beauharnois, P.Q.: FOR SALE.DAILY PASSENGER STEAMERS., .Daily Excursions to Oka, Hudson, or FOR SALE, KRANICH & BACH Square Piano, 7 1-3 obtaves, carved le s,ivory keys, full metal frame, beautiful tone, like new, Special price, $165, paya~ ble $10 cash and $5 monthly.LAY- TON BROS.550 St.Catherine street West (corner of Stanley street).the Rapids, $1.00, arriving at Montreal For above Trips take 8 am.G.T.R.Afternoon Trips, going train, return- To Hudson, C.P.R., 1.30 p.m.Round To St, Anne de Bellevde, G.T.R.or To.Lachine, G.T.R., 5 pm.7.Round HOIST FOR SALE, CHEAP\u2014One Double belted floor type freight hoist.with cage and wheels, in good condition; platform 5 x 5 feet; fully 1500 ibs.capacity.Counter shaft, pulley and splendid H.P.motor; 110 D.C.included, if desired.Apply to 142 St.Peter e FOR SALE, BERLIN PARLOR OR- .gan, 6 stops, knee swells, like new.A snap, .$50.Easy terms of payment.LAYTON BROS, 550 St.Catherine street West (corner of Stanley street).2 Station for Hudson.afternoan trip.SHAFTING AND PULLEYS in GREAT variety, for sale, cheap.Apply \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, P poly.at Telephone MAIN 1039.; RIVER AND GULF OF;RT.LAW- i RENCB. able way.The * Withest™ is to-day Monts ; -readable paper.na, \u201cSocial \u201candy Vo in \"Departments em When à a woman set\u201d her affections on a particular paper, it is exceedingly difficult \u2018to make her change: her mind.Newspaper publishers recognize this and-special efforts are used to make \u201cThe \u201cWitness\u201d whose field is.and has been essentially the home has always featured the Women\u2019s Departments.Our society and personal columns each day are full of news of the: doings and goings and, comings of our Montreal people.+ carly - two \u201cpages from the Each Saturday\u2019 s paper contains various Summèr Resorts, at each; i; special correspondent, CE Departmental: Features.\u201cBy ipécial arrangement we publish hich we.have our own paid Œ.daily Fashion Hints.\u201cThis net only describes the cut and style 58%% and girls, but prints full illus- \u2018 Patterns are furnished to our r réaders diy tration of them each day.These are only a few of i featarsn w which c cause se The \u201cWit ness\u201d to! \u2018stand a pre-eminent favorite with the women of Mont- _ real.and.surrounding country.| aturda : place hei favorite paper.of its friends i is constantly i increasing.: The reasons, for this are apparent when the various features a of f the paper are examined.| \u201cdual forces, an immediate improvement has resulted, and À ractions for its women: readers.yr or = \u2014 it is.\u201cbecause you do not t really know what it is like.The Folie pga ii indicate.: something of its contents and development as a great city daily newspaper.If you have not been reading.The SW of most interest to you.COTES itness,\u201d at least.glance\u2019.over\u2019 \u2018the following headings and read the paragraphs Personals A newspaper, like an individual, is necessarily somewhat of a gossip.There are, however, different kinds.There are those who go in and out of homes conveying information of personal or general interest and by cheery, breezy sayings creating a smile \"and always leaving a pleasant, wholesome rgmembrance behind.There is the other kind, whose visits have a contrary effect, whose sayings aré vitriolic and cynical, who would rather look and talk oo of the faults \"and failings of others than of their virtues.The readers of The \u201cWitness\u201d know in which category to It has been a welcome visitor in ds of homes for the past fifty years, \u2018and the number \u201cSerial Story \u2018Any paper can get and run very cheaply the ordinary syndi- \u2018cated \u2018story.The.\u201cWitness\u201d aims in this, as ing other featüres, at po originality and \u2018worth.Every story published; is by: -an \u2018author I.\u2018whose reputation is international and whose worth is established, | \"A generous portion is each day published, just enough to add a _ pleasurable half \u201chour to the evening's reading.: Just at this time we are particularly fortunate i in buying the right to.the story to be found on the front page of this pamphlet.It is the latest and best, the funniest\u2019and the most interesting.Our advice is\u2014stagt.in at the first.Your friend's enthusiasm later will make you read it anyway, and ¥ you might as well get all the pleasure from the start.So don\u2019t miss the opening chapters.A short story for the.Children wil lbe found in The \u201cWit- nes\u2019 * each math Quest ions and Answers \u201c Questions on all kinds of subjects are answered i in or columns free of charge by experts.A well known lawyer handles the legal \u2018questions, a doctor of large practice the medical questions, and so forth.\u2018This Department is of great value to \u201cWitness\u201d readers, and is always intensely interesting and often amusing to the general reader who has not sent in a question of his or her own.Sports While some sports, so called, are of such a character that The \u201cWitness\u201d \u201cwill not publish them\u2014baseball, lacrosse, golf, tennis, yachting, and all: clean, manly sports are taken care of by our experienced Sporting Editors.Lovers of sport need not look elsewhere these days than in The * Withèss\u201d to get all the news that's -worthy and worth while reading.| » The public demand big Saturday p papers.The \u2018 Witness\u201d issues s each Saturday from a 20 to 32 page paper.This gives \u201cthe editors an opportunity to add several features which lack of room forbids ; in the ordinary daily paper.= = .\u2018Sunday Reading The Sunday Story, bright little anecdotes, illustrations and general reading are balanced by a study\u2019 of the International Sunday School lesson and many matters connected with * The World's Welfare,\u201d one of our feature headings.The Weekly Sermon Another feature of the Saturday \u201c Witness \" These sermons are selected by the Editor with the greatest care to have only the best, and this involves a wide acquaintance with the leading preachers of \u2018all denominations.To publish a ser- \u2018To select the best requires: wide knowledge.- + is a Sermon.mon Is easy.by our Book Editor.\u2018right music, either \u2018vocal or instrümental, Literary Review \u2018 An able and bright review of the books of the week \u2018is given This review does not confinie \u2018itself to a synopsis of the contents, but gives a sufficient analysis of the character and object of the Book, to.enable the.reader to decide whether he waïits the work i in question for his Nbre or not.= img \u201c Music Featu re { This particular feature in Montréal is confined exclusively to The \u201cWitness.\u201d * At considerable expense a piece of new copy- is published in The \u201cWitness.\u201d This.feature alone i is.responsible for-a heavy i increase in the Sajuedsy.goles.os \u201call are made exceedingly bright and attractive.Boys and Girls .While The \u201cWitness is grateful to its subscribers and other | mature friends, \u201cwe do not forget that the affections of thé young must be early engaged, so that as they grow up they will follow the custom of their parents and grandparents\u2014and subscribe to the \u2018 \u201cWitness.\u201d For this reason our Boys\u2019 Page and Children\u2019s Departments Stories, short and serial, puzzles, drawings, departments for indoor and outdoor life, \u201cWitness\u201d the best young people\u2019s paper in Canada, and its tone is always whole- and various other features combine to make The some.i ge rag > = a we to he 3 +6 And i 5 b iy : 0 E t .[w= 3 The original of #1 HL | this great painting, ] by Sir Luke Fildes, D hangs in the Tate || {i Gallery, in Lon- {| E don, placed there [} i ; 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