The daily witness, 21 septembre 1910, mercredi 21 septembre 1910

[" oo TER Soros rab P.O RAT in Spake sb BE eT FRR TE ot Pa LET NS ES: Chief Campeau.a.BF: pended.port 1,000.\\ddres: be annual Demo- lly 0p- work Pp Ferman Ques- Fussian Soci and htistios bhowen bm bers pers Of while in 1 star: 7.50 an year.hel 1, Le blag [y int re t - wit paris beialis.payin: p vo T ntes ress eri tion Have you seen + \\n Murphy's new + ment?See page memes o> 0 Vols STN MONTREAL.* EXCEEDED ITS JURISL:CTION, Committee Appointed to Inquire into Alleged Plot of Emancipa tion Lodge Against Priests Went Beyond its Power, Decided Judge Demers, \u2014 ILLEGAL QUESTIONS TO WITNESSES.Judgment on Writ of Injunction and Question of Costs Sus pended Till After Committee Reports.That the city had the right to appoint a special committee to look into \u201c\\6 charges made by Mr.C.A.Mil- je:*e, in connection with an alleged plot 47 the Emancipation Lodge, of which Dr.Louis Laberge, city health officer, and Police Inspector Grandchamp were aid to be members, but that the spe- \u201cU1 committee exceeded its powers and surisdiction, is the gist of the judgment rendered this morning by Mr.Justice Demers, in the injunction case n° Joseph Fortier vs.J.J.Guerin et al anti the City of Montreal.\u201c The facts of this case are well known.vir.A.Millette addressed a letter to the City Council complaining of an al- jèxed plot concocted in the Emancipa- «iun-Masonie Lodge to draw priests in- :a disreputable houses during the Fucharistic Congress, and asking an investigation to be held, especially in view of the fact that two civic officials, Dr.Laberge and Inspector Grandchamp were members of sald lodge.The council appointed a special committee ta look into the matter, and, towards :ne end of the investigation Mr.Jos.Fortier, who had been called in the case, presented the present petition before the court, asking a writ of injunction to stop all further proceedings, on the ground that, under the terms of its charter and according to law.the city had no right to hold such an investigation, and also because, If such right existed, the committee had gone beyond their powers.In rendering judgment on the first point raised; the learned judge held that while It wag true, as argued, that the question of a plot was a matter for the police authorities to take up and investigate, on the other hand it was evident that the City Council had the right to inquire if its officials were guilty of the alleged conspiracy.There was no direct charge agains.the two officers, it is true, but the City Council, having deemed it advisable to investigate even an indirect charge, the court could not Intervene, especially in view of the fact that the parties interested did not complain, and no one protested agaist the investigation.As regards the second point, His Lordship found that the investigation committee had exceeded their powers.Quoting the doctrine laid down by Spedding that the injunction extends to restrain abuses of discretion such ca as to evince an intention to resort to | arbitrary exercises of powers, he found such arbitrary intention to appear in the mayor's declaration that the investigation was not limited to Dr.Laberge and Inspector Grand- champ, but practically extended to the whole lodge.His Lordship then referred to the numerous illegal questions put to wit- nesscs, such as the following: \u2018Is the lodge composed of Nationalists?\u2018Are there any judges therein?\u2018Are there any lawyers?\u201d \u2018Are there any journalists\u201d \u2018Under the oath which you have given, you did not know that there was a recorder in the lodge?\u2018All those facts,\u201d the learned judge said, \u2018show the court that the members of the committee attempted to make of such investigation committee \u2018 All | a kind of Inquisition tribunal.this would not have occurred had the city entrusted its legal advisers wi*h the care of conducting the proceedings.\u2019 His Lordship then remarked that the committee having declared, through the city attorneys, that the investigation was closed, there was no practical use for an injunction, ag what had already been done could not be prevented.It was agreed, however, that the court should prevent the committee from making a report, such report being useless, anyhow, as no plot had | been shown to exist.On this point the learned judge ruled as follows:: \u2018The court having found that the committee could nvestigate the conduct of the officers of the city, cannot, it strkes me, logically prevent said committee from making report.Besides, the court Is convinced that, in said report, the committee will strictly linit themselves to the queston submitted.\u2019 he final conclusions of the judgment were then given out as follows: \u201cWhereas counsel for petitioner have expressed their fear that the investigation might be continued by other parties notwithstanding the declaration made before the tribunal, the court decides to suspend its decision on the present petition for a period of | one month so as to give time to the Investigation committee to make their report to the city meanwhile.The court reserves adjudication on the question of costs until after that date.\u2019 $50 FOR A KISS Young Man Alleges fieifans i stable Demanded Black mail, \"Rifty dollars a kiss is altogether too nfch of a good thing, according to \u201cge complaint of a young man, made That is why a unt Royal Park constable has been \u2018fro elucidate further, the young man \u2018forementioned was walking through ie park with a young lady last Sun- \u2018Fiy.and kissed her.The constable ireatened him with arrest.ale J oung man didn't want the girl to be taken to the police station, and offered the constable money to allow tiem to go.The latter refused 3.0, $20.330 and $40, but accepted when it tame to $50.The constable in question claims to nave evidence that will prove that n> did not see the complainant at the time and place stated on Sunday.In tie meantime he has been suspended.PLOT WAS WIDESPREAD.Revolutionists in Portugal Becoming Active.-isbon, September 21, via the fron- tlor.\u2014The seizure of a bomb factory resterday followed the discovery of a widespread anti-monarchial plot, with &vret ramifications throughout Por- \u201cUgal.The \u2018Imparcial,\u2019 an official or- Zan, serves notice to the conspirators hat although liberal, the Government i: prepared to crush mercilessly any revolt, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FARMER WAS KILLED.Coaticook, Sept.21.\u2014While William Norris, a farmer of Dixville, wag driving a team of horses while under the infinence of liquor, his waggon tip- \u2018pi\u2019 nver and he landed on his head, rearing his neck.-\u2014_ + * NEW SERIES.+ \u2014\u2014 * COUPON No.3.+ _\u2014_ + : WEDNESDAY, SEPT.21.+ \u2014_\u2014 + ; \u2018WITNESS\u2019 ART TREASURE : DISTRIBUTION.+ \u2014_\u2014 + * Six consecutive coupons cut + from the - Witness,\u2019 will, with : the nominal sum of EN CENTS to pay for handling, sntitle the holder to a copy of a famous picture.This coupon is good for \u2018THE DOCTOR\u2019 OR \"THE LAST CHANGE\u2019 _ lf to be sent by mail add FIVE CENTS.Coupons .nust be consecutive, Sut may start any time during the series.lf any coupons are missing a charge of two cents for each date will be made.Address \u2018Coupon Dept.\u2019 \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, Montreal.6 + +4 4 4 443 1 4 + 4 4 4 A 3 4 3 + +++reettts test HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 46H04 : For full particulars see large by the magistrate to nine months in _ announcement printed almost jail.While on the way to \u2018the cells , Ny day in the \u2018Witness.below she swallowed three mercury pills.The dose was too much to ne FEEL HES effective.els EE ER i tA ala THT | (Fer | UNION MEE TINGS Be held by Montreal Churches.FairmountAvenue Methodist church, corner Fairmount avenue and Hutchinson street; McVicar Memorial Church (Presbyterian), corner St.Viateur and Hutchinson streets; and the Baptist Temple, presently meeting in the Royal Bank building, corner Park avenue and Laurier street, together with the Fairmount branch of the Y.M.C.A., and the Outremont Presbyterian Church, are perfecting plans for a union evangelistical campaign to begin November 23, to be conducted by the Rev.ohn H.Elliott, D.D., of Chicago.Dr.Elliott, though known as an American, is of Canadan birth, being a native of Halton County, Ontario.He is a minister of the Presbyterian Church, and has been associated with Dr.Chapman in many of his campaigns.In campaigns which he has conducted himself, the work under Dr.Elliott has been marked with good results.Last winter Dr.Elliott conducted a series of services in Stuarton Presbyterian Church.Ottawa, with much acceptance, and it was hig work there which led to an invitation being extended to him to come to the northern part of Montreal this fall.: The meetings here, though of a union character, will, it is expected be held in the Fairmount avenue Methodist Church, as affording the largest auditorium, though afternoon meetings at other centres will be arranged.Dr.Elliott will be of Dr.Chapman\u2019s party in the great evan- Belistic campaign to be carried on in 1 Toronto in Jannary next.patent CHAUFFEURS, BE CAREFUL.Controllers Want Law to Prevent Automobiles Passing Standing Street Cars.Having thelr attention called to the number of accidents which have occurred by reason of automobiles and vehicles running swift® beside standing street cars from which persons are allghting, the Board of Control has prepared a report which asks the legislation committee of the \u20acity Council to prepare a by-law which will prevent danger of such accidents.The exact phrasing of the by-law is, of course, left to the committee on legislation, but the controllers suggest that it should be made illegal for an automobile or a vehicle to run up behind, and pass a standing car.They also suggest that the police be especially instructed to gnforce this law.\u2018 s is only right) said Controller Wanklyn.\u201cWe can't very well keep automobiles off St.Catherine street, We might as well try to legislate them.ut of the city.But we can see that they are operated in a sane way.A by-law like this Is in force in Toronto, and has done a great deal to prevent accidents.\u2018With the police properly enforcing a measure such as is suggested the number of accidents should decrease,\u2019 was Mr.Ainey\u2019s comment.But more is needed and we have asked the police to watch the automobiles carefully to see that they don\u2019t exceed the Speed limit.There is absolutely no necessity for them to go at such a rate in the day time.With the streets crowded as they are the danger is great.\u2014 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.Ottawa, Sept.21.\u2014Rose Cyr, a domestic servant, aged nineteen, attempted suicide in the police court today.She had stolen a valuable dress from her mistress, and was sentenced WEDNESDAY, - SEPTEMBER 21, CNY ÇÎ J 4 uf AR a « HS I a à (es if ha NS Des $ a _- A (ss J .ip Veen gi yooh A rt ail hemes \\ Ld = Ve po 5 - Jig EY = | > iy + =\u201d « Los A e =< rs > £ - RS! Pel Trent ; a AND 2 x Ra a The annual session of the Grand Lodge of Quebec International Order of Good Templars opened this morning, in the Alexandra Rooms, St.Catherine street, opposite Christ Church.Mr.W.H.Lambly, Grand Chief Templar, presided and in his report emphasized the great progress of moral reform during the year, tens of thousands of saloons he said, had been closed.In every province of the Dominion an advance had been made.But for the iniquitous three fifths clause 397 saloons would have been closed in addition to the many already put out of business in Ontario.In the province of Quebec an irresistable wave of temperance sentiment was sweeping everything before it.Along with a large delegation from Montreal the Grand Chief Templar had waited on the Government with several suggested amendments.They had been cordially received by the Prime Minister, Sir Lomer Gouin, and important legislation had followed in consequence.The Grand Chief Templar did not know where the Carter By-law now was, but if it did not soon become law the Montreal members would hdve to reckon with some of the aldermen Mr.J.W.Roch, Grand Secretary, alluded in his report to the early closing legislation enacted by the provincial government as a step in the right direction.It was one instance of the general advance of temperance sentiment which was visible throughout the world.The municipal campaign in Montreal, had hinged largely on the power of the saloon, Victory had: fallen to the forces = of good citizenship, but.many of the aldermen had been false to their solemn pledges to support Alderman Carter's early closing by-law.In presenting the statistics for the year he noted with pleasure an increase in member- GOOD TEMPLARS MEET \u201cIN TEMPERANGI Grand Lodge of Quebec Pledges itself in Resolution to Give Moral and Personal Support to Mr.John H.Roberts in His Crusade Against Liquor, IN THE NAME OF SPORT.vai ae ship.This hal -argely been due to the work of Bro.J.E.Brown, Grand Lodge organizer.Local workers had also been active.The finances were in an improved condition, and there was good hope for work of the order in the coming year.The report conveyed the deep sympathy of the order in the bereavement of the Grand Chief Templar through the death of his beloved wife and co-worker.Miss M.A.Darlington, G.Supt.of juvenile work, reported an increase in the number of juvenile temples and members.The Rev.J.A.Smith, National G.C.T.of Canada, being present, was received with grand lodge honors, aud gave an encouraging address.Encouraging reports were also presented \u2018from lodges in various points in the province.: 7 The following resolution was unanimously adopted:\u2014 \u2018That we, the members of the Grand Lodge of Quebec, I.O.G.T., having heard of the work in which Bro.J.H.Roberts is- engaged, namely, the sub- pression of the illegal sale of spirituous liquors, both on and off licensed premises, pledge our moral and personal support to Bro.Roberts in his efforts to clean up the city and the province.\u2019 The following committees were appointed: \u2014 Crédential-\u2014Messrs.Davis, - Brown and Roch.Distributing\u2014Messrs.Munro, Shar- kie, Miss A.I.Mason.State of the order\u2014Messrs, W, D.Munro, W.Brown, J.H.Bradforu, Mrs.Holver, Miss Joss, Mr.Hadley.Finance \u2014 Messrs.Harris, Davis, Sharkie, Miss Fields, Mrs.Shaugh- nessy.Juvenile work\u2014 Miss Darlington, Miss Mason, Mrs.Roch, Miss Bellew, Miss Macdonald, Mr.Hill.Obituary\u2014The Rev.A.C.Ascah.Mr.Findley, Mr.Evans, Dr, Lambly, Miss Stewart.THE PLUMBERS\u2019 STRIKE.Sixty Men Returned to Work This Morning.The strike of union plumbers in the city has not terminated, although the - men consider that things are looking bright.An agreement, drawn up by them, they say, has been signed by- eight of the city\u2019s largest plumbing contractors, while many of the smaller ones have signed up.Sixty men returned to work this morning out of the 403 who quit work originally.Besides these, 160 have secured jobs as laborers of different kinds until the trouble in their trade blows over.Mr.Goulet, business agent o% the plumbers, stated that the Ottawa contracts of two Montreal firms, James Ballantyne and the Garth Company, had been interfered with through a sympathetic strike, the men of the Montreal Union in the Capital having.all gone out and come back to Montreal.This statement was denied by both Mr.Ballar'\u2018yne and Mr.Mea- dowcroft, general manager .of the Garth Compary.\u2014 ee PASSPORT REJECTED.U.S.Ambassador to Turkey Abandons Visit to Russia.London, Sept.21.\u2014AÀ special despatch from Constantinople says that Oscar S.Straus, the \u2018United States ambassador to Turkey, abandoned a proposed visit to Russia.because he refused to accept the privilege of a passport from the Russian Government.Mr.Straus left Constantinople on Sept.3 for a holiday In the United States.At an earlier date despatches from St.Petersburg stated that the Russian ministry of the interior had published an order permitting the diplomat.who is an adherent of the Jewish faith, to visit the Russian Capital.\u2014renmn-stc OFFICER\u2019S CONDITION SERIOUS.(Canadian Associated Press.) London, September 21\u2014Lieutenant Gzowski, one of the officers of the Queen's Own Rifles, who is suffering from typheld, was not so well to-day, and his father has been cabled for.The Allan line SS.Sardinian was re- ported abeam Belle Isle at 3 p.m.yesterday outward bound, \u2019 Toronto, September 21.\u2014A brother of left here last Lieutenant Gzowski night for England.i Dép SFE ET ke fl a TIN earn, nan PRE SRE NA COIN MSC EME Ean MEER OR ART End an TTA es 2 DTH Be a em FAITS \u201cWORK.| ITWO PEAKS CONQUERED Swiss Guides Ascended À Summits in Rockies Hither- \u201cto Unscaled, MORE DANGEROUS THAN ALPS.Montreal Doctor Was First Man After the Guides to Ascend, The Rockies are more dangerous than the Swiss Alps, and are just as good for climbing,\u2019 said Eduard Fenz, junior, who, with his father, Eduard Fenz, his brother Ernest, and their fellow Swiss Rudolf Aemmer, four Swiss guides who spend the summer on the Rocky Mountaing, around Field, Laggan and Glacier, arrived at the Windsor station this morning on their way home to Switzerland for a visit.\u2019 The season has been an eventful one.Two mountains which have never before been climbed, though often attempted, have succumbed; Mount Douglas, 11,220 feet, and Mount Fuadra, 10,200 feet.Dr.Hickson, ol Montreal, was the first man after Fenz to put his feet upon these summits, last July.- It took, said Fenz, 17 hours to climb Mount Douglas, and 20 hours to get to the top of Mount Quadra.Mount Douglas was the most difficult ascent in mountain climbing he had ever accomplished \u2018in the Rockies.When they got down again they did not know how they had been able to get up.In the middle vf Douglas\u2019 straight walls all around the there is a drop of 1,000 feet, which has contributed with other little discomforts to keep back previous climbers.To help his companions to the apex Fenz had to put a rope round a rock and throw the rope down for an eighty feet shin-up against the perpendicular.Fenz, junior, looks in splendid health.He certainly gets plenty of fresh air.Fenz answered all questions in English, and first-class English he speaks.He has had seven years experience in climbing in the Rockies, with one visit home, when he married.he comes back next June he will, he says, bring his wife with him.During the winter he goes to Adelboden for the skating competitions.; In addition to climbing the two previously unconquerable peaks, these guides have taken Dr.Hickson twice to the top of Mount Assiniboine, 11,- 800 feet high.Although these Swiss guides have left, a cousin remains at Field, where he has a wife and home, and will act as guide.\u2019 2 tre SEES CANADA\u2019S GREATNESS.(Canadian Associated Press.) London, September 21.\u2014Mr.J.Norton Griffiths, the Conservative member cf Parllament for Wednesbury, who is a passenger on the Canadian Northern liner \u2018Royal Edward,\u2019 from Montreal, sent a wireless message to his constituents to-day stating that Canada, was throbbing with prosperity and a new Welnesbury would soon be on the map populated by a good representation from the Old Country.pme LOCAL FIRM\u2019S SUCCESS.Regina, Sept.21.\u2014Brown & Vallance, of Montreal, have been awarded the contract to build the Saskatchewan Methodist College at Regina.The price Is a quarter of a million dollars, and it will take two years to complete the work.| \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014a= wy Sault Ste.Marle, Mich, Sept.21.In a collision in a fog In Little Rapids Cut yesterday the passenger steamer Lake- land, of Port Huron, and the barge John Smeaton, belonging to the Pltsburg SS.Company,was badly damaged.The Lake- 7 land was beached and the Smeaton anchored alongside, : peak When lfroimn \u2018 His Majesty's THIRTY DEAD IN COLLISION Street Cars Met in Crash at Fort Wayne, Ind., this Afternoon.MANY PERSONS INJURED.The List of Dead and Injured - Has Not Yet Been - Compiled.Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept.21.\u2014Thirty were killed in a collision between southbound limited and north- persons bound local cars on the Fort Wayne and Bluffton branch of the Wabash Valley traction line at Kingsland, Ind.eighteen miles south of Fort Wayne, according to reports received here.Many persons are injured, some of them, it is believed, fatally.COMMITTED TO STAND TRIAL Evidence Against Dr.Crippen and Miss Le Neve Concluded.DEMONSTRATION BY CROWD.Miss Le Neve Was Hooted by Women Following Cab\u2014Poison Purchase Testimony.London, September 21.\u2014At the close of the police court proceedings to-day Dr.Hzwley H.Crippen and Ethel Clare Le Neve were committed for trial, charged with the murder of the doctor's wife, Belle Elmore.Solicitor Newton reserved his defence for the trial proper.Miss Le Neve was hooted and jeered to-day by a crowd of men and women that awaited her arrival at the Bow- street police court.The inquiry in the case of Miss Le Neve and Dr.Crippen for the murder of the latter's wife was drawing to a close, and this fact probably accounted for the unusual number of persons who gathered the vicinity for a possible view( of the prisoners.A group of women followed the cab occupied by the accused girl, through the streets to the police court, velling their opinjons of the typist as they chased along.When the vehicle stopped in front of the court building, a crowd.that filled the thoroughfares 1 hooted derisively.Miss Le Neve held an open umbrella before her face, and was fairly successful in escaping observation as the police made way for her.The financial affairs of the Crip- pens were gone into to-day in line with the prosecutor's opening assertion that the doctor at the time of Belle Elmore\u2019's disappearance was pressed for funds, and that the death 01 the woman would be \u2018> the monetary advantage of the husband.The manager of a bank testified that Mrs.Crippen notified the institution on December 15, 1909.of the withdrawal of a joint account which she and Crippen had kept there.Miss Merion Curnow, an employee of the Munyon people, who succeeded Crippen in the management of their local office, testified that the poison alleged to have been purchased by the doctor and traces of which were found in the mutilated body, was not used by the company.She added, however, that Crippen frequently bought drugs for his own preparations.The witness said that during February, when Crippen told her that his wife had gone to America and died there, she cashed for him several cheques, one for $500.She last saw the doctor on July 9, when she gave him the money on a cheque for $185.This was just before he disappeared, and at the time he said to witness, \u2018If anyone inquires for me you are to know nothing; say nothing.Before this Crippen had left several packages with the witness, saying, \u2018If anything happens to me, give these to Miss Le Neve.William Long, In giving evidence, stated that Crippen called at Munyons early on July 9th.He seemed to be troubled, and Long asked him what was the matter.Crippen replied, \u2018Only a little scandal.\u201d At Long's request, Crippen purchased a boy's suit.$1398 AS DAMAGES.Controllers Recommend Payment of This Amount to Various Claimants.A report recommending the.payment of $1,398.30 to persons having claims against the city goes before Council to-morrow.Three amounts are for damages of a bodily character.Miss D.A.Coleman is recommended tb receive $75 to defray.expenses necessitated by a fall on a sidewalk.Mrs.San Heitner $30 for the same reason, and .Mr.Emery Brunet $36.75 as compensation for injuries received while working for the city.SENT PEACHES TO KING.Sir James Whitney Thanked for \u2018Courtesy.London, Sept.21.\u2014The Canadian Associated Press understandes that Sir James Whitney, the Premier of Ontario, sent a box of Canadian peacues to King George, and received a letter secretary acknowledging receipt of the peaches.rar LINER IN DRY DOCK AT QUEBEC.The Manchester line SS.\u2018Manchester Engineer,\u201d which has waited so long, it was stated this morning had at last gone into drydock at Quebec.The long wait which the \u2018Manchester Engineer\u2019 has been forced to undergo while waiting her turn to use the dry- dock will cause her to lose the rest of the season \u2018as by the time the necessary repairs have been executed and the cargo of deals again loaded, the St.Lawrence will have almost closed for the winter.In ary case it will be too far advanced for her to make another trip to.this port, so when repair- od she will proceed to England with the cargo she was carrying at the time of the accident, and probably remain there for the winter months.| evening, Pi ESS EXTRA.PRICE ONE CENT.THE KING EDWARD STATUE.The committee appointed by the citizens to carry out the proposal to erect a statue to King Edward is now actively at work.A meeting was held at the Board of Trade yesterday afternoon, at which Sir Thomas Shaughnessy presided, there being also present: Sir Alexander Lacoste, Senator Beique, Mr.G.L.Cains, Mr.J.R.Dougall and Mr.George Hadrill.The view expressed at the Citizens\u2019 Meeting that the contributions should be thoroughly representative\u2014from the many, rather than the few\u2014was felt to be the correct one, and it was arranged to secure the addition to the committee of men who could be counted on for activity mn wards of the city that had not been so fully represented as some others.PLOTTED TO KILL EMPEROR Number of Japanese in \u2018Allied Socialist\u2019 Movement Arrested.SECRET TRIAL LIKELY.Strict Censorship Maintained by Officials\u2014Discovery Was Timely.Tokio, September 921.\u2014A sensatinn was created by the publication this afternoon of the alleged details of a plot among his own subjects to assassinate Emperor Mutsu-hito.The startling story appeared in the \u2018Hochi Shimbun,\u201d which states that the plotters, who are now under arrest, cert.inly will be sentenced to death after trials before a special secret court.This is the first time In the history of the country that the .ife of the sovereign has been plotted against by his own people and the fact known.It is understood that a most rigorous censorship has prevented the publication of so much as a hint of the conspiracy until this when the \u2018Hochi Shimbun\u2019 assumed responsibility for the alarming annov~cement.Th paper's assertions are not without \u201chow of authority.There are now jeil in this city a number of persong who are alleged to be active in the \u2018allied socialist\u2019 movement and those who may be considered responsible, state, as does the \u2018Hochi Shim- bun,\u2019 that the arrests followed \u201che discovery of a conspiracy against the throne, According to the paper the assassins planned to accomplish their end while the Emperor as visiting the military school just outside the capital.The plot was discovered in time to protect His Majesty and the plotters were seized at once.DEATH OF FATHER OLLIVER.Preached Sensational Sermon After Charity Bazaar Fire, Paris, Sept.21.\u2014Father Olliver, who delivered a sensational sermon at the funeral of the victims of the Charity Bazaar fire of May, 1897, died to-day.Father Olliver was a strong and fluent preacher of Christian socialism.Many years ago he made a tour of America, and preached in New York, The investigation of the causes that led to the Charity Bazaar fire.when scores of lives were lost, brought criticism on the management of the entertainment, and much bitter feeling.Father Olliver's outspoken remarks on the subject incorporated in a funeral sermon, caused his removal from the pulpit of the Cathedral of Notre Dame.et SENT PLAN OF MARCH TO SEA.Operctor Who Sent Sherman\u2019s Message, Dead .Chicago, Ill, Sept.21.\u2014J.D.Voltz, a member of the Civil War Telegraphers\u2019 Corps, has died in Elgin, Ill, From Rome, Ga.he sent the message to President Lincoln outlining General Sherman's plan of his march to the sea.Last fall he was retired on a pension by the Chicago & Northwestern Railway, after twenty-five years as station master at South Elgin.ABANDON'S PROJECT.Sir Hiram Maxim Gives Up Biplane Experiments.oLndon, Sept.21.\u2014Sir Hiram Maxim, after having devoted years to the construction of a biplane, which has been described as \u2018the Pullman of the air,\u201d to-day announced that he had abandoned his experiments with aerial machinery, influenced both by his advanced age and the difficulty in competing successfully with French inventors and builders.Sir Hiram is seventy years old.OPPOSES TARIFF REVISION.Speaker Cannon Declares This Would be Dangerous.Danville, Il, Sept.21 \u2014Speaker Joseph Cannon in accepting his twentieth nomination for Congress to-day said the present tariff needed no defence, and declared agitation for its revision was dangerous to the welfare of the country.re MR.DEVLIN AND PARIS POST.While in the city yesterday the Hon.C.R.Devlin, Minister of Mines and Colonization, denied the rumor af his candidature for the position of Canu- dian Commissioner in Paris, left vacant by the death of Mr.Hector F'abre.rt CLERGY MAN DEAD.Brandon, Sept.21.\u2014The Rev.Fran- cls Walker, incumbent of St.George's Church, is dead.He was a graduate of Trinity University, Toronto.or, vi WEL CODE RES ATRL er \\ THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1910.Tee STREET RAILWAY &M.LH.&P.CLASP HANDS But Marriage May Not Be Gon- summated-Market Position Risky to Speculators So far as the two directorates are concerned, the merging of the Montreal Street Railway Company and the Montreal Lght, Heat, and Power Company.is an accomplished fact, on the basis of 250 for M.S.R.and 190 for Power .Whether the deal will be consummated is, however, not so certain, as the Canadian Power people wll as- suredly have their little say in the matter.'f the M.S.R.and the Montreal Power committees, which have been appointed to discuss details, arrive at an understanding on the above basis, and the matter is left to the annual meeting on the first Wednesday in November to take the vote of the shareholders, it may happen that the Candian Power \u2018crowd may block the deal, at least for the time being: In that event, and supposing that the Canadian Power influence is found to be great enough to carry the vote of the M.S.R.shareholders in favor or an amalgamation of M.S.R.with Canadian Power instead of Montreal Power then it is expected that the M.S.R.directorate will take the case to the courts for the purpose of obtaining an injunction.on the ground that the Canadian Power is only offering an embryo vf unascertained possibliities, while the Montreal Power is offering an assured valuable asset.The M.S.R.directorate is understood to be of opinion that the courts in the circumstances can only decide in one of course for the way, and that is M.S.R.directorate\u2019s contentons.duwever, the iirst nand-to-hand round in ine dispute may not be peost- poned until the annual meeting in No- vemuer, if a usually well-informed broker has the correct information.He tells us that a special meeting of the Montreal Street Railway shareholders may be called for early in Oc- toner, when the proposition for an amaigamation between the Montreal Stree.Railway and the Montreal Light, Heat x Power Company will be sub- niitied and passed upon.As no shareholders will be permitted to vote at that meeeting who has not a clear sixty days title, it will mean neo douvt that considerable of the stock and proxies acquired by the Canadian Power people for voting at the No- vemuer general meeting will be out of court, und that the Montreal Street Hailway-Montreal Light, Heat & Power merger proposition may carry easily.In that event, what are the Canadian rower people likely go do ?Our adviser, who ha« handled a good deal oi the stock which has passeu in these transaciions, and who is assured that the Fuwer people have held a majority.of the Montreal Street Railway stock for November voting purposes, even if they do not do so now, is inclined to think that the Canadian Power people will show their strength at the Montreal Street Railway annual meeting, vote down whatever has been done against them, and go to the courts with evidence that they really held the preponderance of stock while the scratch vote against them was carried.One is almost inclined to exclaim with Sheridan in \u2018The Rivals'\u2014The quarrel is a very pretty one as it stands; we should only spoil it by trying to explain it.\u2019 However, the public is entitled to know how the quarrel stands, and to be warned that in buying Power today on weak margins ît is skating\u2014if the simile is adequate\u2014on thin ice.For, supposing the merger to be a fait accompli at 250, and 190, what will it mean to the public from an income point of view! Well, about five percent net is the idea, and there are many better propositions than that on the market now, which are going quietly along without any fuss being made about them._ The rest of the market was very firm, with practically every active stock enjoying an advance and these were many.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014\u2014 New York, Sept.21.\u2014 Transactions on a smaller scale than yesterday.The market continues highly nrofessional in character.The general ilst was strong and dull, The strength of bonds is again a noteworthy feature, and it is believed, that, as soon as the political situation takes more definitz shape, there will be an active demand for bonds.An authority here predicts this fall the largest bond market Wall Street has seen.If this is the case, rhere should be a good market for stocks-also., The uiter lack of response to bad news is the principal market feature.For an instance, on the announcement that the United States Government woula attack the American Sugar Kefining Company, there were only 700 shares of this stock dealt in at a decline of 11% percent, and, strange to say, \u2018he preferred stock on the same day auvanced 24 points.Yesterday's announcement of price demoralizulion in the steel trade brought some professional selling, bul apparently no liquidation.This stock is now strong at an advance of * point over last night.Apparently the unfavorable features in the situation are known and discounted, and liquidation at least for the time being has run its ceurse.Sales to noon were 138,500 shares.Seo Decrease \u2018Soo\u2019 Railway shows a decrease of $130,450 for the second week of September, and an increase of 5376,765 since July 1st last.[ ake Superior Stock Philadelphia, Sept.21.\u2014L This showing consists largely of Paris, London and New York Models, together with our own productions.Our Styles are distinctly exclusive, ality and character which distinguishes the really well-dressed women They Dress, Street and Motor Wear; also Fur Hats of all kinds.F or Horse Show Wear We are making a Special Display of Evening Cloaks and Wraps, and are also prepared to execute promptly orders of a special nature for Horse Show Purposes.FAIRWEATHERS Limited 485-487 St.Catherine St., West, them that individu- include Hats for Winnipeg.CHINESE DELEGATES Will Attend Prisons Conference at Washington.San Francisco.Sept.20.\u2014En route to Washington to represent the Chinese Government at the Prison Congress next month, Ahle and Ky Xing ar: rived here vesterday from Pekin.Both commissioners are on the bench of the Chinese Supreme Court.and were selected to attend the congress because of their knowledge of English.EE tt re ee.-'TO TAKE IN CORONATION.The \u2018Patrie\u2019 suggests that the proposed trip of the 65th Regiment to England should be made to coincide with the ceremonies of the coronation of King George.i THE \u2018WITNESS\u2019 DAILY PATTERN.The home dressmaker should keep a little catalogue scrap book of the daily pattern cuts.These will be found very useful tc refer to {rom time to time.5 | ER | 1 1 i | \u201d \\h \\ LADIES\u2019 WAIST.The design we illustrate is a plain waist, with ornamental features, which means a practical garment.The main portion of the walst consists of a panel front, the edges of which are stitched to form a tuck on each side.Two short tucks at the shoulders provide the fullness.In the back a tuck turning each way gives the panel effect.At the neck the waist is cut round and a tiny collar extends from ihe edges of .the front panel around the neck.The sleeves are the regulation shirt style and the wrists finished with a shirt cuff designed for link cuff buttons.This waist may be made of any of the wash materials, with the collar of a contrasting color, or it may be of taffeta or some soft woollen fabric; in \u2018this case, the collar should he of silk or satin.The pattern (5166) is cut in gizes 32 to 42 inches bust.To make the waist in the medium size will require 2 3-4 yards of material 38 inches wide, with a quarter of a yard of silk 20 inches wide for collar.PATTERN COUPON.ls Please send the above-men- tioned pattern as per directions given below.NO.a\u2026acvsra00 110140 U OU BAGAS size ee.\u2026.e:raetecen ene A revsause Name .Address in fuil : nasoune000 0000000070 0GUUU000, .; , e\u2026c\u2026anonsaevés 202002000000 0 00 .noncsasv0900000 000000 0V00C0000 - N.B.\u2014Be sure to cut out the 1llus- tration and send with the coupon, carefully filled out.The pattern cannot reach you In less than a week.Price 10 cent: each, In cash, postal note, or stamps.Address, \u2018Witnesy' Pattern Department, \u2018Witness\u2019 Bleck, Montreal.KR RAR ARR NRA ER RER NE AR AE A ER Samaritan Hospital FOR WOMEN, 394 Dorchester street west, Montreal.The only hospital in Canada exclusively devoted to Diseases of Women.Witnesses Show that Dr.Lachapelle Attended Many Meetings.Since the examination of Dr.E.P.Lachapelle himself in the quo war- ranto proceedings, instituted by Mr.A.St.Martin to unseat him from the Board of Control on the allegation that he does not devote his whole time to the city\u2019s interests, and occupies other positions involving remuneration, three more witnesses have been called up.The first was Mr.A.David, secretary of the Metropolitan Parks Commission, of which the doctor is a member.He testified that Dr.Lachapelle had attended the whole of the first meeting of the commission, which occupied the forenoon of August 8.He attended & second meeting on August 15, but left while it was in session to attend to his duties as a Controller.He was not present at a meeting held in the forenoon of the 24th, but attended one held in the afternoon of the same day.The second witness was Mr.J.T.Leclerc, secretary of the Societe d\u2019Administration Generale, and also of the Credit Foncier Franco-Canadien, two.institutions in which Dr.Lachapelle is a director.He testified that the doctor had atténded the only two meset- ings held by the Societe d\u2019Administration sincé the ist of February last, one: \u2018of the shareholders, and the other of the directors.The shareholders\u2019 meeting was held at noon, and lasted about one and a half hours.The directors\u2019 meeting was also held at noon, and didi not last one hour.As regards the Credit Foncier Fran- coCanadien, Dr.Lachapelle attended twenty-seven meetings held at 2.30 p.m.Those meetings never lasted more \u2018than one hour, and Dr.Lacha- pèlle, who arrived laté and left early, sincé February, may have given an average attendance of one half hour.The day and hour of those meetings were changed to suit the convenience of the doctor as a controller.An allowance of fifteen dollars is credited the diréctorg for each meeting.Mr.Tancrede Bienvenu, general manager of the Provincial Bank, was th» ES CONTROLLER'S POSITION |: third witness.He said that Dr.La- chapelle had attended thirteen of the wenty-nine meetings of the Board held since February.These meetings are held at 11.30 a.m., and generally last about one hour.Almost every time the Doctor attended since February i: Was upon special request from witness, when there was something important on hand, and he always came in late and left early.The directn.s are allowed $15.50 for each meeting, whether Or notzythey are present, that being the proportion of the annual sum voted by the shareholders for their services.The hearing of argument in this has been fixed 5 case for Sept.27.HOBBLE SKIRT DOOMED.Is Opinion Expressed at Dressmakers\u2019 Convention, Chicago, Sept.20 \u2014The beginning af the end of the hobble skirt is noted by certain of the dressmakers gathered here to-day in convention.It is stated that skirts are already widening oni.A plan to establish a dressmaking institute in connection with Chicago's public schools system will come up at a dinner of the dressmakers next Friday.Superintendent of Schools Ela F.Young representative of the Cni- cago Association of Commerce and others will discuss the matter.It \u2018s said that the dressmaking schools ir Boston and New York have proved successful in providing much needed expert assistance to the makers of women's apparel.rt VERMONT BOY SCOUTS.Burlington, Sept.20.\u2014 Vermont is soon to experiment with the Boy Scout idea which has proven so successful in England and Canada under the direction of Sir R.R.S.Baden-Powell and others.Byron N.Clark.of this city, field secretary of the Vermont Young Men's Christian Association, has been appointed scout master for Vermont, and has already arranged to form the first Patrol at Bennington.followed by others as may be advisable.Mr.Clark will work in conjunction with churches and schools and hopes to have the co-operation of ali persons interested in the training of the vouth of the state.| The Best Preserves \u2018 If the house-wife uses her preserving knowledge to best advantage, obtains the best fruit and uses none but Extra Granulated Sugar, the preserving will be done right and satisfaction will be hers.FOR YOUR TABLE Use Redpath Red Seal Paris Lumps packed in Dust-proof Cartons.All Grocers.Tue CANADA SUGAR REFINING CO., Limitep, MONTREAL Established in 1854 by John Redpath \"OUR PRIDE_OUR SUCCESS LAMB'S MARKET LimiTeDp Manufacturers and Dealers in Choicest Meats, Hams, Becon and Sausages, also importers of Foreign, and exporters of Do mestic Vegetables.Just received a consignment of Black Duck, Plover, Snipe ana Teal.LAMB'S MARKET, Limifed, is the RIGHT PLACE to get the RIGHT GOODS at RIGHT PRICES, and get your RIGHT WEIGHT, and YOUR RIGHT CHANGE BACK.IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR, TRY LAMB'S MARKET, Limited, 22a University St., Montreal (r Lake Edward feet.room and sleeping balconies.For information apply to A Well Equipped Institution for the Scientific Treatment of TUBERCULOSIS Situated in the Laurentian Mountains at an elevation of 1,500 Dry, sandy soil, and bracing, All modern conveniences.W.E.AINLEY, M.D.Supt., Sanatorium sunny climate.Individual Lake Edward, Que.di rE RASS RSS = A £5 re \u2014 = BIR \u201c'N., MARRIAGES AND DEATHS _\u2014 ee Notions of birtha arrlares and death must Invariably be endorsed with the name and address of the se ver.OF otherwise no notices can he taken of them.Birth notices are inserted far 25c: marrlage notices for bec: denth Notice- for 25c, prepaid The an- flouncement of funeræ arpended to death notice, 25e extra; other extensions to obituary.such as sho: : sketch of life.two cents per ord extra, ex- \u20acept poetry, whick 1s 50c per line extra, prepaiq.Annual \u2018ubscribers may have announce ments of birth, :narriages snd deaths {Without extended obituary or verses) Qccurring in their Immediate familles free of charge, in which case name &nd address of subscribe~s should be given.MARRIED.ANDERSON \u2014 GEBBTE \u2014 At Krox Churen.Howick, on Sept.13, 1910, bW the Rev.R.L.Ballantyne, assisted bv the Rev.G.Whillans, Marion Tliza- beth.daughter of Mr.Thos.Gebhie, of Howiek, to Mr.Wm.sm.Andersen, OÊ Zealeandia, Sask.DICKSON -FISHER On Sept.1, 1910, at St.John's Church.Boscombe, hy the vicar, the Rev.FE.J.Kennedy, (eale.elder son of .J.Geale Dickson, -FEsry., late of - Hellybrook, Southampton, and of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada, to Kathleen May Escritt, elder \u2018danghter of H.Fisher.Tsq., of tne Rosery.Boscombe, England, i GUISE \u2014MACKINTOSH\u2014It St.Alban's Church, Ottawa, on Sept.15, 1910, by the Ven.Archdeacon Bogert.Arthur St, Valery Beauchamp Guise, of St.Waleran, Gory, County Wexford, Ireland.to Florence Hazel Herbert Mackintosh.daughter of C.H.Mackintosh, Esq.LYNCH \u2014 PACAUD \u2014 At St.Louis Chapel, Quebec, on Sept.15, 1910, Yvette Pacaud, daughter of the late Ernest Pacaud, to W.J.Lynch, both of Quebec.SHAND \u2014 WINCHESTER \u2014 At Min- oka, ,in Muskoka,, Ont., on Sept.7, 1910, by the Rev.John Neil, D.D., of Westminster Church, Toronto, assisted by the Rev.À.B, Winchester, Beatrice A.Shand, youngest daughter of Mr.James Shand, Toronto, to Elgin C.Winchester, accountant, Parkdale Branch of the Standard Bank.WINCHESTER \u2014 WHITE \u2014 At Min- oka, in Muskoka, Ont, on Sept.7, 1910, bv the Rev.A.B.Winchester, of Knox Church, Toronto, assisted by the Rev.John Neil, D.D., Olive M.Winchester, younger daughter of His Honor Judge Winchester, of Toronto, to Henry J.White, manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Wilcox, Sask.WOOD \u2014 TAYLOR \u2014 On Sept.17, 1910, at the Parsonage, 18 Darling street, by the Rev.E.S.Morrison, Benjamin Wood to Catherine Jane Taylor, both late of England, now residing in this city.DIED.DUBE \u2014 At Sillery, Que, on Sent.19, 1910, Mary Theresa Kerr,beloved wife of Charles Dube.GRAVES \u2014 In Pittsburg, Ont, on Sept.19, 1910, Mrs.Citney Graves, relict of the late Henry Graves, aged 77 years and 6 months.GORMAN \u2014 At Levis.Que.on Sept.29, 1910, Thomas Henry.aged 23 vears, oungest son of the late Matthew Gorman.GORMAN \u2014 At Perce, Gaspe, on Sept.14, 1910, John Gorman, at the age of 81: years.TASKER \u2014 On Tuesday.Sept.20, 1910, at: 32 Drummond street, Montreal, James Tasker, aged 76 vears.Funeral from St.Paul's Church on gauraday afternoon, Sept.22nd, at Q Those rending notices for the above eolumn may send with *hem a list of ! names of Interested :rlends, together with a one-cent stamp for each address, and marked copies cf the \u2018Witness\u2019 containing the notice will be promptly mailed.For addresses in foreign countries three cents will be required.EES & CO.Funeral Directors 812 sv, CATHERINE WwW, Phone Up 1653.(Note change of Addreas) Jost Th UNDERTAKERS %e, A The City Council of Westmount held 4 The < Witness\u2019 has away for the summer, miss this SAVE THE If sent by mail add five cen Ask your Mewsdealer to supply you with the \u2018Witness\u2019 regularly.MONTREAL HORSE SHOW.A New Exhibitor of Saddle Horses From the West.His Excellency the Governor-General of Canada, under whose patronage the coming big Horse Show, which starts next Tuesday, is being held, will, it is expected, be present during the greater portion of the week of the show.He may be accompanied by Lady Grey and the Countess Sybil Grey.A new exhibitor this year is Mr.Hugh Sutherland, of Winnipeg, who will exhibit fc\u201d the first time in Montreal at the approaching show.He is the possessor of some exquisite saddle and harness honses which he is having exhibited here.They have all taken prizes at all the prominent shows held in the West during the past year, and previ- nus to that period they were prize winners at the National Horse Show.held in New York, These fine animals ara entered in nearly all the harness and saddle classes.This prominent exhibi- tor, Mr.Sutherland, is one of the high officials of the Canadian North\" way.; Another cup that has heen off has heretofore not huen runs.that offered by Mr.It.1.Tuoi cup is to, be competed for bv military officers.Last ver Tf was won by Capt.T.Guerin 611 It is expected to arouse gocn « tion in this military class nent = The d corating work, whic 5 out of the ordinary, is now nd: re DR.ROBINS IN LACHLU was the o ANNIVETSAT Toa Last Sunday the educational Methodist Church, P.Robins, LL.D, Dd 65 of the McGill Normal Seheon preacher.who gave twa sermons on the summer Tho an essential preparation fr istry.\u201d which was greatly by large andiences.The that the learned doctor at 5 age jz sn Vigorous and veal day morning, in company (yen.TF.Calder and Princip: edi 31 nev, the venerable spected the leading goadrn [a | provines -viz, Lachute Aco \u2014\u2014_\u2014_ 0 \u201cou ape Cs if 23 thos wail chat poini St Wh they retu tw tury wis} Art \u2018eat ere lize and ed.not ay.when epr ir pures Ë tra- iction d has upon pag\u2019 n the - he spoke, but at his hands.sil MU uit AL DAILY WIiNESS WEUNESDAY, sep ieMBER ZI, 1910.\u20ac THE SHY-MAN By.: HENRY K.WEBSTER Author (with Samuel _- Merwin) of Calumet \u201cXK Copyright, 1910, : by The Century Co.Copyright 1009, 1910, , \u201cBy The Success Company.pe - RY OF PRECEDING SUMMAR CHAPTERS.story of invention and i s in the solitude of the avenue ele, and Philip Casley.8 Are o American army officer, is at firs OY human being on the scene T 2 jégrace following a false charge Srought against him by his greats rons perry Hunter, has driven nim end litude in disgust at humanity, rio, 3 f life alone in Syring his four years o ® oF Pr north he has mastered the secre ° Hing and It is while aloft that 1e 1 ehes his first signt of human being i Sco more, and at the same time it \u201c liberate murder.- hi EU raviey waiting until midnig® mown call slv on the hitherto un Whore he had discovered the nen.1 first the ship, which is an- Cored to an ice floe, startles a young gr! who Is alone there After t ney f ve convinced each other that t ey.are \u201cét dreaming she tells Cayley that ner »ame is Jeanne Fielding, and that 5 els a: present waiting for word of or a ther lost years ago whose recor 8 or .emalns are being sought by a P xty *rom the yacht.; in turn, rio Mains his presence, and after promis : :» make à search on his own account, qies away, having told her nothing of rie murder he had witnessed.\u2018aaves behind him by accident, however, the instrument he had picked up on 'T ne -cene nf the murder.The mur er himself, a glant named Roscoe, was one of the survivors of the \u2018Walrus\u2019 wreck- »d four years ago.The crew of eleven nad been welcomed to this shore by Captain Fielding and two other sur vivors of the previous wreck, but for :he sake of a deposit of gold known of by them, Roscoe had one day murdered al three and assumed uniisputed command of the \u2018Walrus\u2019 men.On the approach of the yacht he had forced \u201clem to desert their huts and go into Yiding.To Planck alone, the former captain of the whaler, he explains his ruse to entrap the search party now on land in Fog Lake, and after so drawing away from the yacht the inevitable re- .ief party, take the vessel and steam away with the gold they had collected.Meanwhile on board the yacht, Jeanne and her guardian, Mr.Fanshaw, are be- \u2018oming anxious when Mr.Fanshaw's son Tom is brought back by two of the party with a sprained ankle.Jeanne tells about the visit of her \u2018sky-man, and on hearing his name, Tom tells her tae story of Cayley's disgrace.An- her member of \u2018the search party nrings news of the murder,witnessed by ayley, of Perry Hunter, who had been me of the party.It is just discovered that the arrow with which Hunter was killed fits the instrument Cayley had left behind, when he returns and is met ay coldness and confronted with the arrow and sfick.CHAPTER V.\u2014Continued.Cayley made no answer gt all, but if Mr.Fanshaw hoped to find, with those skrewd eyes of his, any look of guilt or consternation in the pale face that confronted him, he was disappointed.: Suddenly, he turned to his son, \u2018Where is that thing that Donovan arought aboard with him just now?te asked.; .; The blood-stained dart lay on the deck beside Tom\u2019s chair.He picked it up and held it out toward his father, hut the elder man, with a gesture, in- iicated to Cayley that he was to take This stirring it in his hand; then, \u2018Jeanne, my dear, | I he asked, \u2018will you fetch out from the cabin the stick which dropped from- Mr.Cayley\u2019s belt last night?\u2019 When she had departed on the errand, he spoke to Cayley, \u2018You will | observe that the butt of this dart is not notched, as it would have to be if it were shot from a bow.He did not look at Cayley's face as Could it ne possible, he wondered, that those.hands could hold the thing with that sinister brown stain upon it\u2014the stain of Perry.Hunter's -blood\u2014without- nbling?They were steady enough, sugh, so far as he could see: When Jeanne came out with the :k, he handed that to Cayley also.1 will notice,\u201d he said, \u2018that that and the groove in this stick were ently made for each other, Mr.ley.he pupils of Jeanne's eyes dilated she watched the accused man fit 1 together, and then balance the in kis hand, as if trying to dis- how it could be put to so dead- 1se as Mr.Fanshaw had indicat- {e seemed preoccupied by nothing than a purely intellectual curi- 3 coolness - seemed to anger Mr, shaw, as it had formerly angered son.For a moment this sudden er of his rendered him almost in- .iculate.Then: ) \u2018We don\u2019t want a demonstration! came like the explosions of a quickfire gun.\u2018And you have no need for trying experiments.You knew Low nicely that dart would fit in the groove that was cut for it.You know, alto- sether too well, what the stain is that \u2018liscolors it.You know where we\u2019 found that dart.You're only surprised that it was ever found at all\u2014 it and the body of the man it slew.\u201d .\u2018Everything you say is perfectly true, said Cayley, very quietly.\u2018I.am surprised that the body of that man was ever recovered.I'm a little surprised, also, that you should think, because this stick fell from my belt last night, and this dart, which you found transfixing a man's throat this morning\u2014\u201d Tom Fanshaw interrupted him.His eves were blazing with excitement.Tt was not from us that you learned that that dart transfixed the murdered man\u2019s throat!\u2019 he cried.\u2018I knew it, nevertheless,\u201d said Cayley in that quiet voice, not looking toward the man he answered, but still keeping his eves on old Mr.Fanshaw.\u2018And also a little surprised,\u201d he went on, as if he had not been interrupted, \u2018that you should think, because this stick and this dart fit together, that I am, necessarily, g murderer.\u2019 You have admitted it now, at all events,\u201d Mr.Fanshaw replied.His \u201cnice grew quieter, too, as the intensity of his purpose steadied it.\u2018I sup- vose that is because, upôn this \u201cNo- Man's-Land,\u201d you are outside the pale ~f law and statute\u2014bevond the jurisdiction of any court.I tell you this: T think we would be justified in giving vou a trial and hanging you from that vard there.We will not do it.We will not even take vou back to the States to prison.You may live outlaw here and enjoy, undisturbed, your freedom, such as it is, and your thougkts and your conscience, such as they must be.But if ever you try to return to the world of men\u2014\u201d Cayley interrupted the threat before it was spoken: \u2018I have no wish to re- \u2018irn to the world of men, he said \u2018I wish the world were empty of men, a: this part of it is, or as I thought it wag, 1 abandoned mankind once be- \u2018pre, but yesterday when I saw men here, T felt a stirring of the blood\u2014 the call of what was in my own veins.Lxst night when I took to the air *gain, after the hour I had spent on that ice-floe yonder, I thought I want- 1 to come back to my own kind; wanted, in spité of the past,,to be one ! of them again.Perhaps it is well that I should be rid of that delusion so Gaiieklv.IT am rid of it, and I am rid \u201ci vou\u2014bloody, sodden, stupid, blind.\u2018Yet, with all my horror of you, my \u201clsdain of you, I should not expect one 7 vou to do murder, without some ort of motive, some paltry hope of \u201cain, upon the body of a stranger.It i of that that you accuse me\u2014\u2019 \u2018A stranger!\u201d Tom Fanshaw echoed.Why, when you confess to so much, 2 vou try to lie at the end?You \u2018int think we dont know that the an you murdered was once your \u201clend-or thought he was, God help nl Why try to make \u201cus\u201d believe \u201chat Perry Hunter was a stranger to The girl's wide eyes had never left EE = - * Cayley's face since the moment of her return to the deck with the throwing- stick.Through shaw's hot accusation, and his own reply\u2014through those last words of Tom's, it had never changed.There had been contempt and anger in it, subdued by an iron self-control; no other emotions than those two, until the very end.Until the mention of that name-\u2014\u2018Perry Hunter But at the sound of that name\u2014 just then, the girl saw his face go bloodless, not all at once, slowly, rather.And then after a little while he uttered a great sob; not of grief, but such a sob as both the Fanshaws had heard before, when, in battle or skirmish, a soft-nosed bullet smashes its way through some great, knotted nerve centre.His hands went out in a convulsive gesture, both the stick and the dart which he held, falling from them, the stick at the girl's feet, the dart at his own.Then leaning \u2018back against the rail for support, he covered his face with his hands.At last, while they waited silently, he drew himself up straight and looked dazedly into her face.other two men, she crossed the deck to where he stood.\u2018I'm perfectly sure, for my part, that you didn\u2019t do it: that you are not the murderer of Mr.Hunter.Won't you shake hands?| He made no move to take hers, and ; though his eyes were turned upon her, he seemed to be looking through, rather than at her, so intense was his preoccupation.Seeing that this was so, she laid her hand upon his forearm.\u2018You didn\u2019t do it,\u2019 she repeated, \u2018but you know something about it, don't you?You saw it done, from a long way off.\u2014saw the murder, without knowing who its victim was.\u2019 \u2018I might have saved him, he murmured brokenly, \u2018if I had not hung aloft there too long, just out of curiosity; if they had been men to me instead of puppets.But when I guessed what their intent was, guessed that it was something sinister, it was done before I could interfere.I saw him going backwards over the brnk of a | fissure in the .ice, tugging at a dart that was in his throat.And when they had gone\u2014his murderers\u2014\u2019 \u2018They?she cried.\u2018Was there more than one?\u2018Yes,\u2019 he sald, \u2018there was a party.There must havé been ten or twelve at least.When they had gone I flew down and picked up that stick, which one of them had dropped.\u2014And to think I might have saved him! Her hand still rested on his arm.\u2018I'm glad you told me,\u2019 she said.She felt the arm stiffen suddenly at the it all\u2014througk Fan- | Suddenly, to the amazement of the: MONTREAL - MONTRHAIL - Rates on this Steamer.ra TRAINS ~ TORONTO and WEST 9.002.m.,9.452.m., 7.30 p.m., 1.30 p.12.THE \u201cINTERNATIONAL LIMITED\u201d.From Montreal 9.00 a.m.CANADA'S\u2019 FINEST AND PASTEST - TRAIN.CL Only 744 Hours to Toronto.\u2018Splendid equipment.of Sleeping, Parlor, Dining Car and Coaches to Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, etc.- Meals and refreshments en route.PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.» IDEAL \"ON ELECANT UP-TO-DATE PASSENGER STEAMERS (8TATEROOMS HEATED.) HARVESTERS\" -XCURSION toon, Warman, Swan River and interme- $10.00 yond on the G.T.P.and.C 1e ç .N.Railways.Going \u2018Date, September 23,71910, EXHIBITIONS OGDENSBURG, N.Y, .Co .Tickets to RE (PRESCOT.AND RETURN.) Going dates, Sept.20.21, 22, CL 23 ae ow ! Tse ie.ees 83.460 Return limit, Sept.24,-1910.REDUCED FARES UNTIL OCT.15th, 1910.Second Class Colonist fares from Montreal to: NELSON and SPOKANE, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE and PORTLAND 17,221 \u20ac 847.70 October 1xt to 15th, 1910.A NT Brodé\u201d MEXICO CITY, Mex.$49.00 Low rates to many other points.CITY TICKET OFFICES, 180 St.James St.\u2018Phones Main 6905.6906, 6907, or Bonaventure Station, a.A den.NEW YORK.sound.of Tom Fanshaw\u2019s voice.\u2018Jeanne, take your hand away! Can ; vou touch a man like that?Can you believe the lies\u2014' hut there, with a peremptory gesture, his father silenced him; \u2019 : - \u2018But even he exclaimed at the girl's next action.for she stooped, picked up the blood-stained dart which lay at Philip Cayley\u2019s feet, and handed it to \u2018Throw it away.please, \u2019\u2014she \u2018overboard; and as.far as you Even before the other men cried out at his doing the thing she had asked him to, he hesitated and looked at her i in some surprise.) \u2018Do it, please,\u2019 she commanded; \u2018I ask it seriously.\u2019 oo Tom Fanshaw started out of his chair; then, as an intolerable twinge | from his ankle stopped him, he dropped back again.His father moved quickly forward, too, hut checked himself, the.surprise in.his.faee.giving Way to curiosity.AS ag general thing, Jeanne Fielding knew what she was about.Philip Cayley took the dart and threw it far out into the water.(To be continued.) > \u201cBED-TIME STORIES \u201d OYSTERS AND STARFISH.(By Helen B: Schoonhoven.) The chug, chug.of the oyster boat | sounded clearly across.the quiet har- ! bor and we could hear the rattle of | the chains and the scraping of the bis | oyster dredge as it came up out of the water with its heavy load and the crash and rattle of the oyster \u2018shens us they fell in huge piles on the*deck.Father rowed our little boat swiftiy aeross the bay till We came as near as we dared to the dredge, where Wve watched with interest the scraping of masses of oysters from the big oyster beds by the huge machine.: \u2018Boy,\u2019 said Father, \u2018who is the oyster\u2019s most dangerous énemÿ?| \u2018Man, said the Boy, promptly, as ha watched the sorting of the fresh haul.Father laughed, for he was thinking of an enemy very remote from Boy's answer.: : \u2018You're right, old man,\u2019 he said, \u2018it does look as if Man was the one enemy against whom the oyster had no defence.But I was wondering ui you knew what sea animal feeds on the oyster and how men have to fight it in order to have any oysters to scrape from the sea bottom.\u2019 \u2018I know.It's called a drill.I read about it in a book, said the Boy.\u2018It has a long, sharp tongue and drills a hole in the oyster\u2019s shell and sucks him out.\u2018You're right again, young Mr.Zoologist, but you haven't guessed what 1 was thinking about, so the answer's wrong.What do you know abouf starfish, with all the rest of your information?\u2019 \u2018I've seen them rolling along on the bottom when we've been rowing, and I tried to drag one up the other day, but he got away, I know they're something like a sea urchin and somehow related to the sea lilies and cucumbers and\u2014well, that's all I remember.\u2019 : \u2018You're right again, as far as you go, but there are one or two things vou haven't mentioned about Mr.Starfish.He belongs to the same family as the urchin, the lily and the cucumber, and just as the sea urchin always has five teeth thé starfish always has five arms, whether they are long or short, whether he is big of little.He has the same habit the sea cucumber has of throwing himself to pieces when he is taken out of salt water, and then he quickly grows new arms in the place of those he drops.These oystermen you see here working, Boy.hate the starfish more than all other more even than they hate the drill.For starfish are hungry beyond even ta small boy\u2019s dream, snd they like oysters for breakfast, dinner and supper, with morning and afterirocn lunches thrown in, They have a curious way of eating.A starfish perches himself on top of an unfortunate oyster and forces his shell \u2018open.Then m itching, bleeding PILES = piles.Bee testimonials in the press and ask your neighbors about it.You can use it an got your money back if not satisfied.60c, at calers Or EDMANSON, BATES & Co., Toronto.DR.CHASE'S_CINTMENT, Dr.Chase's Ointment is a certain and guaranteed cureforeachand every form of sea Creatures, ST.DENIS BROADWAY AND 11th STREET, NEW YORK OITY.thin Accees of Every Point of Interest.Wish By Blook from Wanamakers .6-minutes\u2019 walk of Bhopping District - NOTED FOR: Excellence of Cuisine, Com- tortable Appointments, Courteous Servies sad Homelike Surroundings.ROOMS $1.00 PER DAY AND UP.Commodious Sample : Rooms at Roasonable Rates.EUROPEAN PLAN.Table d\u2019'Hote Breakfast 500: WM.TAYLOR & SON, Inc.PROFESSIONAL CARDS \u2018ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, &c ELLIOTT & DAVID tdvocates, Barristore and Solicitors; \u201c Ooramissioners for all the Province And for the States of : Massachusetts and New York fanada Life Builfing,189 $L Jamae SL Henry J.Milo KO | IL A David, SMITH, MARKEY, SKINNER, |.ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, ob.METROPOLITAN BUILDING, 179 67.JAMES OTREST.LOBT.C.SMITH, E.G.FRED, H.MARKNY.WALDO W.SKINNER, WILLIAM à.PUGSLEE G GORDON HYDRK F.S.MACLENNAN; LG.&dvocate, Barrister and Aocliottor Quebec Bank Buliding, Montreal Tel.Main 4708\" Ka Tel.Main 3969 PATTERSON & JENKINS, tdvocates, Barrister: & Sollcitory, City & District Bank Building, 180 8t.James Street, Montreal), W.PATTERSON.J.JENKINS, MARRIAGE LICENSES IGSUED BY JOHN M.M.DUFF (07 86 James Street.: ERT Mr.Starfish throws out his stomach, wraps it around the delicious oyster «nd draws him out slowly, but surely.\u2018Years ago the oystermien didn\u2019t know that starfish could grow new: arms, so they used to cut them up us: d throw the pieces back into the water.Every piece became a new starfish, so you see they only added to their troubles.Now they kil all the starfish that come up in the dredge by steaming them, The starfish has a red eye spot in the end of eacly rm.He walks standing on the ends\u2018 f his arms, so he looks like a stool with five legs marching straight ahead.\u2019 Just then the oyster boat whistled a shrill note.The dredge came up for the last time and the boat -swung sharply around and steamed away with a full cargo.Through the \u2018clear water, looking down, we could see hundreds of oysters still lying on the bottom, waiting to be harvested, and slowly making -his way over the crusty shells came a starfish, rolling idly along in the tide, full with reasu- ing and waiting for the pangs or aun- ger to move him to seize \u2018his: easy prey.\u2014\u2018Tribune.\u2019 J mme WHAT SAITH THE SCRIPTURE?September 21, i for good to them that love God.Surely the wrath of man shall praise thee: thou restrain.\u2014Ye thought evil against me: but God meant it unto good.=~ All things are you's; whether .the world, or life, or death, or things present, or things to come; all are yours; and ye are Christ's; and Christ is God's.All things are for your sakes, that the abundant grace might through the thanksgiving of many redound to tha glory of God.For which cause we faint not; but though our outward man perish, yet the inward man is renewed day by day.For our lignt affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far moræ exceeding and eternal weight of glory.My brethren, count it all joy when To Winnipeg, South Saskatoon,Saska- | diate stations via Chicago and Detroit.Proportionately low faiés to points be- | PUGSLEY & HYDE, | #9 Cressons Street We know that all things work together the remainder.of - wrath shait WATER TRIPS TORUNTO LINE (via Thousand Islands and Rochester, N.Ÿ.)\u2014Steamers leave At 12,30 noon daily, except Sundays, Sent.13 to Oct.1, on Mändays, Wednes-* davs and Saturdays.Cg .] TORONTO - HAMILTON LINE (via Th8usand Islands and Bay of Quinte)\u2014Steamer Belleville lea ves every Friday at?p.m.Special Low MONTREAL - QUEBEC LINE\u2014St eamers leave daily at 7 p.m.QUEBEC - SAGUENAY LINE\u2014-Ste amers leave Quebec at 8 a.m\u2026on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturda ys.2° 7 CITY TICKET OFFICE, 126.128 St, James Streot, opposite Fost Office.TORONTO SERVICE TO UNION STATION Daily at 8.45a.m.and 10 p.m | Through - trains to Western Ontario, Buffalo, Detroit and Chicago.' Daily,except Sunday, at 10.45 p.m.To North #4 West Toronto Stations Quickest an best .service to Northern, Western and Suburbän districts of Toronto.All trains are equipped with the famed cars of the Canadian Pacific äailway.HARVESTERS\u2019 EXCURSIONS 10 \u2014\u2014\u2014TD THE\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN WEST ON SEPT.23ra $10.00 To MOOSEJAW, SASKATOON, and East\u2014Proportionately low rates beyond.to and includ} Mac Edmonton.ng acleod, Calgary and .REDUCED FARES UNTIL OCT.15th, 1910.Second-Class Colonist fares ue 4 N SOD AND SPOKANE, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE & PORTLAND, 1.70 October 1 to 15, 1910.> SAN FRANCISCO, LOS AN- ; GELES, SAN DIEGO .MEXICO .CITY, Mex.- 849.00 Low rates to many other points.merite TOURIST CARS.Leave Montreal daily.Sundays included, at 10.30 p.m.for Winn eg, Calgary and Vancouver.Price 6f berth: Winnipeg, 34.00; Calgary, $6.50; Vancouver, $9.00.CITY TIOKET OFFICE, 218 St James Street.Telephones: Main 3732-3733, or Place Viger and Windsor Street Stations.INTERCOLONIAL VNTR EE BONAVENTURE UNION STATION.TRAIN SERVICE.MARITIME EXPRESS.from \u20188.18 For St.Hyacinthe, Drum- mondville, Levis.Quebac, a.m.Riv.Ouelle, Murray -Bay, DAILY Riv.du -Loup, Little Me- \u2018 tis, Campbellton.8.16 a.m.|For the above-named Sta- \u2018Except tions; alss Moncton, St.Saturday |john and Halifax.4 p.m.Express for St.Hyacin- Excepti the, Drummondville, St.' Leonard: Nicolet and in- Sunday termedlate stations.OCEAN \u201cLiMiTED.For St Hyacinthe, Levis, Quebec; -Mutray, Bay,Riv.7:30 p.m.du Loup, Ble, Little Me- tis, Matdpedia, Campbell Except ton, Moncton, St.John, Halifax and Sydney.> Through connections for Saturday Prince Edward, and Now- foundland, : : CITY TICKET: OFFICE: | 130 8t.James $t °° \u2018Tel, Bell M.618.H.A.PRICE, \u201cGEO.STRUBBE,.\"Amat.Gen.Pass.Agt .City Ticket Agt OTTAWA RIVER NAV.CO LAST TRIP\u2014SATURDAY, Sept.24th, To Ottawa, Single, 92.50; return (gone Steamer and returning Railway), B : .Delightful Day Trips by Bteamer EMPRESS and Home by the Rapids, at 6 P.M.; To CARILLON or OKA, $1.00.Take 8 am, GT.R.for Lachine.To St Anne de Bellevue, C.P.R.,, 1.30 p.m.Return sted Round Trip.- 80e.po Lachine, G.T.R., 4.20 P.M.Round trip,.50c.| ; .Tickets at \u201cGrand Trunk Station, Windsor Hotel, 1238, 130, 286 St.James, \u2018and 530 St.Catherine West, Telephone MAIN 1029.PATENT ATTORNEYS, oO BLD =] We suncit Las wusiness of Manulactur~ ers, Engineers and others who .realize the advisability of having their Patent \u2018business transacted by Experts.Preliminary advice free.Charges moderate.- Our Inventor's Adviser sent upon re- Quest.Marion & Maripn, Quebec Bank Bullding, Montreal, and Washington, D.C., rhdedde | PHILLIPS, WANTED, White-Star Dominion.Canadian Servige Mail Stenruerm MONTHEAL\u2014QUEBEC\u2014LITERTOOT.Dominion .Sept.24 Oct.22 Nov.19 Laurentic .\u2018Sept.30 - Oct.29 Canada.\u201d .Oct >;8- -Nov.5 Megentie , .5 Nov.12 + 202 TP ; .Lacrentio and Megantic largest and most nodern steamers sailing from the St, Lawrgnce,' Superb accommeds.tion for First, Sééond and Third Cle:s .ABBENZETH, 51 Canada and Dominion, One Class Cr ; lier, Tress), Baies very rod Third Class are also carried For ali information apply to Local Agents, or COMPANY'S OFPION, 318 Notre Dime Street West.1 LI ca erate.TELE > ROYAL LINE MODERN TO THE MINUTE.From From Bristol., Montreal.Sept.1.ROYAL EDWARD.Sept.15 Sept.15.ROYAL GEORGE Sept.29.ROYAL EDWARD.Qct.13 Oct.13.ROYAL GEORGE.Oct.27 and fortnightly on Thursdays thereafter THE FAST ROYAL MAIL ROUTE BETWEEN CANADA AND GREAT BRITAIN \u2018For rates and reservations apply to any Steamship Agent ; GUY Acting General Passenger Agent; A.H.DAVIS.Passenger Agent, Imperial Bank Building, Montreal, Que, or WM, Acting Traffic Manager, Toronto, Ont.Manchester Liners (LIMITED).\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Weekly Sailinge from Montreal.*MANCHESTER SHIPPER .Sept.24 MANCHESTER IMPORTER .Oct.8 MANCHESTER SPINNER .- Oct.15 *MANCHESTER TRADER .Cet.22 MANCHESTER MARINER .Oct.29 *Via Charlottetown.Limited number of passengers carried.FURNESS, WiTHY & C0., Limited AGENTS, MONTREAL.FLATS TO LET.HEATED FLAT TO LET, RENT $25.00 per month, opposite Jesuit Church.Apply, 266 Bleury street.TO LET, NEW 5 ROOMED FLAT ON ground floor, 254 Mackay street; 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LEITH.8S, FREMONA, about .Septémber 25 THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, St.John, N.B.Portland, Me, PUPILS WANTED.PRIVATE TUITION IN ALL SCHOOL and academy subjects; youths \u2018 spé- -cially and individually prepared \u201cfor any university, or for commercial life.Terms moderate.TRAILL OMAN, M.A, 5950 Western avenue.EXCELSIOR METHOD O# KINDERgarten Music.Piano, Organ, Theory, Elocution and Ventrilasquism.WwW.TURNER NUTT, 842 Charlevoix street, BUSINESS CARDS.CARPENTER \u2014 ALL KINDS OF Carpentry work, alterations and repalrs; stores, offices, factories, houses, etc.by day or job.Send card or phone \u2018Uptown 4785, O'CONNOR, rear, 187 Mansfield street.mr ROOMS AND BOARD.PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, FURNISHed as bedroom or bed-sitting room,with board, if desired.11 Argyle avenue, city.AT LACHINE\u2014ROOM AND BOARD with single bed in private family.Apply 66 Elevenih, Avense, Lachine, \"ROOMS TO LET.ROOM TO LET, 2040 MANCE STREET, near Fairmount Avenue.Bedsitting room or large bed room.Hot water heating with or without board.FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT For Family of Three Adults.Address Box F.80, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, FOR SALE, FOR SALE \u2014FOUR LARGE BRANCHed Rubber Plants, $15.00; one New Williams Sewing Machine (in splendid order), $10.00; and Black Cocker Spaniel Pup (five months\u2019 old), $5.00.Mrs.A.C.PORTEOUS, 46 Quinn ave, Longueuil.FOR SALE \u2014 TWO PLATE GLASS Mirrors.Size 8 ft.8 in.x 3 ft.2 in.Just the thing for Barber or other shop.Apply, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.HOIST FOR SALE, CHEAP \u2014 One Double belted floor type freight hoist,with cage and wheels, in good condition; platform, 5 x 5 feet; fuliv 1500 Ibs.capacity.Counter shaft, pulley and spléndid H.P.motor;110 D.C.included, if desired.Apply to 142 St.Peter a FOR 0101'S saLE 2 10 hp.115 volts D.C, 1 8 h.p.110 volts.D.C.All in Al condition, and can be seen any time.Will sell cheap.\u2014Apply, \u2018WITNESS\u2019 OFFICE FOR SALE Qutremont.beauti- room cot- Hardwood floors throughout.Modern plumbing and heating.Prices moderate, and good terms.Vacant lot.Southwest cor.of Mance and Mt.Royal Ave.Good chance for a builder to purchase on easy terms in this advancing lo- ful 9 - tages.Ville St, Louis.cality.Store sites in St.Cathorine central location.on Vacant Lot, 15 = .x93, lane running Delcrimier ave.on north side.EE Would sell or exchange for flats.J.BIRCHENOUGH 210-211 Quebec Bank Building, Tel.McCain 787%.» | BOX 2234, Ci SITUATIONS VACANT.RELIABLE YOUNG GIRL TO ACT as nursemaid.To sleep at home.Apply to 62 Somerville avenue, Westmount.WANTED, COMPETENT MAN TO manage office and selling forcé in Montreal for large real estate com- t, Pany.Must have ability and the best of references.Fair salarv and share \u201cprofits to right man.ness\u2019 Office.WANTED, YOUNG MAN FOR GENERal office work.Apply in own handwriting, giving references as to character, school attended, etc.Address, LYMANS, Limited, P.O.Box #352.WANTED \u2014 STRONG BOY OR Young Man wanted to assist in Bake Shop, and he generally useful.One from the country preferred.Apply, 28 Bronsdon Lane.Box 348, \u2018Wit- WANTED, A GENERAL SERVANT for the country.Family of four All town conveniences in house.Wages, $20 to $25.References required, Address, 456 Mountain avenue, West- mount.WANTED, BRIGHT, ENERGETIC man to solicit accident insurance, whole or partial time.Apply, T.on- don & Lancashire Guarantee & Accl- dent Co., 164 St.James street.\u2014 TT I 000 A FARM HAND WANTED.APPLY, 264 Molsen avenue, Mount Rowva] Vale.AGENTS WANTED FOR PRIVATE Christmas Cards.Anyone.Samples Free.Postage 30c.CHIPCHASE, Dar- Ungton, England.WANTED, MAN AND WIFE TO GO to the country, wife as cook and man to do chores and make himself generally useful.References required.Apply, 347 St.Paul street, GIRLS \u2014 FOR PAPER BOX Factory, experienced girls for table work and covering machines: also girls to learn.GEO.C.MACE & CO., 304 St, Paul ét.EXPERIENCED GENERAL WANTED in small family.References.Apply Apart.'G, 4378 Western avenue.WANTED, FOR INSURANCE OFFICE Junior Clerk.Address Box TF.25, Witnèss\u2019 Office.WANTLD\u2014SMART BCY *\u2018& MESSEN- __Ser.Apply \u2018Witness\u2019 Offfcc.WANTED\u2014MIDDLE AGED MAN Janitor.-One who can drive Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Al liorse.GOOD COOK-GENERAL WANTED AT once for family three adults; no laundry: good wages.Apply, 445 Kim avenue, Westmount.WANTED PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS Must be thoroughly compstént.JAMES BALLANTYNE.WANTED PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS None but reliable men will be accented.\u201c J.W, HUGHES.- WANTED PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS Only reliable men need apoly.: THE GARTER CO.- WANTED PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS Only competent men will be considered, W.J.MocGUIRE & CO.Limited, WANTED PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS Only competent workmen need apply.Co THOMAS O'CONNELL.ENGINEER WANTED For Steam and Electric Plant, 60 H.P.Apply, stating references, qualifications, and salary expected.MANAGER, P.O.ty.AGENTS WANTED.CLERKS AND AGENTS WANTED TO sell to mothers reliable articles much needed in every home, especialy ured by workingmen; splendid opportunity for bright young men and women ; good salary, exclusive territory, pera manent position; commission for repeat orders will alone assure good annual income; if you are working for small salary, write us to-day and double vour wages and become your oun boss.Address Box 15, \u2018Witness\u2019 cé.EMPLOYMENT WANTED.LADIES\" COMPANION A CHRIStian lady desires position as companion to invalid or elderly lady.Apply, the Rev.JOS, SULLIVAN, Pastor Olivet Baptist Church, or Mr.GEO.HODGE, 8 Seymour avenue.! EXPERIENCED NURSE WOULD Like steady position with good home-like family, take care baby, sewing and mending, and help mother with lignt work; country preferred; good home, and small salary; good references.Apply, 691 St.Antoine street.A REFINED ENGLISH.LADY, MUSIcal, would like a position as companion to a lady or as mother's help- er.Best references furnished.Ap- ly, H.A.C., 80 London stréet, Sher- raoke.SITUATION WANTED, BY YOUNG Man, 25 vears of age, as clerk or collector.Have had rallroad office and collection experience.JAS.W.HAN- RATTY, 47 Durocher streét, TEACHERS WANTED.\u2014\u2014 tn \u2014 \u2014 WANTED, ONE PROTESTANT Teach= er, for Shigawake Elementary school; duties.to begin before October 1st, 1810.State salary expected.Apply to GEORGE YOUNG, Sec.-Treasurer, Shigawake.Que.i MISCELLANEQUS, \u2018LA PATRIFES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, \u2018La Patrie\u2019 Building, 120 St, Catherine street East.is open to supe ply housemaids, tablemaids, cooks and help of all kinds.For a registration fee of 25 cents only, a Want Ad.will be published in \u2018La Patrie' and one English newspaper.: Branch at 696 St.Denis street.ANY ONE NOT BEING ABLE TO GET a \u2018Witness\u2019 at his newsdealers will oblige the publishers by notifying the Subscription Department y tele- hone, Main 4090, or by postcard.OHN & SON, \u2018Witness\u2019 ; Building, MontreatL \u2014 \u2014\u2014 a mme WANT ADS.For The \u2018WITNESS MAY BE LEFT WITR A.T.Chapman, Bookseller, 513 St, therine st.West, or with R, Turcs Grocer, Point St Charles, 601 Wellington street, West of Subway, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, CASE TARIFF.uation Vacant, Situation Wanted - ils Wanted, Rooms To Let, Articles Found, Second-hand Articles Wanted or le For Ba 20 Words for 100.for each additional word, ser tions for the price of tour.Six in.roperty For Sale or To Let Other Articles For Sale.35 Words for 250.lc for each additional word.Six insertions for the price of four.25 Words for 50c.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.Postage Stamps Will Be Accepted.The above rates are Cash with order.When not prepaid numerous entries have to be made, and the rate is, in consequence, much higher.No charge made in our books for any advertisement of less thau five agate lines space. A ve CH Las risen INN I grad a ie er AE TI a ws SHEN 445: ow TOOKE\u2019S GARRICK Points 2} Inches Deep 121c each than ever.\u201cFINDING The good style and good value in our Shirts and Collars is booming business more There cannot possibly be better shirts and collars than ours in town, or men would soon find it out.1 I h J Too B |] M ited 493 St.Catherine Street W.+ 374 St.Catherine Street E.TOUT 177 St.James Street.EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE Bomb-Throwing Suspected \u201cuse of Setting Widow's Home Ablaze, MOTIVE : REVENGE, Woman Attending Sick Child at 4.30 a.m., When Supposed Bomb Was Hurled, An arrest was made last night in connection with en extraordinary outrage which took place on St.Denis gtreet, in the early hours of Saturday morning.Madame Huet, the victim of the affair, 1s a widow, with four children, living at 1488 St.Denis street, and whilst attending to a sick child at pbout 4.30 a.m., she was Startled by hearing a window crash and a heavy substance falling into a room.Startled, she investigated and found her front room in flames.When the firemen arrived the flat was practical- ty gutted, and they discovered a bomb in the form of a can containing gasoline, cotton wool, wood, and an ingenious arrangement by Which ine whole was set on fire immediately on contact.Madame Huet was unable to give any reason for the attack upon her, except that she kept boarders, and one of them might have felt cause for revenge.Last night the detectives in change of the case arrested a street car conductor, who is being detained at police headquarters, but no details have been given out in connection With him.QUESTIONS FOR COMMONS.Colonel Sam Hughes, M.P.May Discuss Eucharistic Congress, Toronto, September 21.\u2014The guard o~ militia and the wearing of official robes by ministers of state in the great Eucharistic procession in Montreal may give rise to some pointed questions in the House when Parlia- iment meets, according to Colonel Sam \u2018Flughes, M.P., of Lindsay.\u2018I am very glad the Eucharistic Cona gress came to Canada,\u2019 said Col.Hughes.\u2018For one thing, it served to revive the dry bones of Protestantism and also to show that the power of the 2apacy is on the wane.It awakened thousands of Protestants who have been asleep to the policy of Rome in Canada, and what may be expected if this policy continued unopposed.I may say that 1 am making a careful enquiry into all the facts connected with the participation of Dominion officers in the recent Roman Catholic Congress, and I intend to find out exactly what it all meant before I get through.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WILL FORCE THE COMPANY.Street Railway Must Lay Double Tracks as Ordered by Council.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 There was some surprise in the Board of Control yesterday afternoon when Mr.Howard, assistant city surveyor, stated that the Montreal Street Railway has not constructed a double track along St.Patrick street to Davidson street.Council has ordered this work done, and the Controllers decided to instigate legal proceedings to see that it is done.UTILITIES COMMISSION, Will Hold Session Here to Consider Street Car Fatalities, Quebec, Sept.20.\u2014The Public Utilities Commission is sitting here to-day hearing complaints against the freight charges of the Quebec and Lake St.John Railway.The commission will sit in Montreal during the month of October, when the street railway fa- ties will be considered.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE WESLEYAN COLLEGE.The Wesleyan College will open this coming term on the 28th.The Rev.Dr.Shaw, principal of the college, states that there is an increase in the number of arts students, and a number of these students are taking divinity along with the arts course.The entries generally were expacted to be large.A considerable number of the students come from Newfoundland.\u2018lie Rev.Dr.Shaw stated that there was a dearth of clergy.and Methodists could place 100 men in the field at once if they could get them.ot present they were drawing from England, where young men had the advantage of acting as local preachers.During the last ten weeks they had drawn from the Old Country several contingents of thirty to fifty each.On arriving in Montreal these men spent some time at the Wesleyan College, but they were practically trained for work in the new fields.na\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 INJURED IN ROW, John Sidiznagen, believed to be a Russian, was taken from the Windsor station this morning to the General Hospital, badly cut about the stomach.It was at first thought that he had been stabbed, but Chief Carpenter is of tiie opinion that he was injured by glass.There was a row of some Kind among the immigrants, and it was during this that the man was hurt.The police are workinz on tile case, but as yet no arrests have been made.panne FIRE IN MAISONNEUVE.Fire caused damage estimated at $1.900 this morning, in the basement of the Paquin Printing Company\u2019s premises, 227 Maisonneuve Street.STRIKE SPREADS | TO SCHOOLS Children of Non-Union Workmen Forced to Leave Classes, \u2018Halifax, N.S., Sept.21.\u2014 A new phase of the strike in the Cumberland Railway & Coal Company's mines in Springhill is beimg experienced.The men have been out for fourteen months.When the schools reopened the children of the strikers went out in a body, refusing to sit beside the children of the strlkebreakers or men at work in the mines, The former were in the majority, and they not only went out, but stayed out.Attorney-General Maclean went up from Halifax to Springhill and tried to reconcile the differences and get the children together.but he failed.The union men\u2019s children would not go back while the children of non-union parents remained in attendance.The school author!- ties, to tide over the trouble in the meantime, have asked the non-union youngsters to stay away from the school.- \u2018MADE IN CANADA\u2019 SCHEME Canadian Manufacturers May Start Campaign\u2014Con- vention Opens.Vancouver, B.C., September 21.\u2014 \u201cThis occasion is unique in that it marks the first time, in nine years of activity, the association has met in annual session west of Winnipeg.\u2019 Mr.Henry, the president, told the delegates in yesterday's first session of the Manufacturers\u2019 convention.Two special trains brought 300 delegates from the East, while some 200 from all.parts of British Columbia joined \u2018them here in what promised to be one of the most important of the association\u2019s meetings.The first convention | day wag marked by an able and exhaustive address by Mr.Henry, in which he made \u2018a vigorous plea for continuance of preferential tariff in favor of the Old Country and the colonies, the desirability of Canada preserving the right she now exercises of making her own trade treaties, and strongly opposed reciprocity with the United States.The address was the feature of a brief first day's session, at which the commercial intelligence department recommended that an advertising campaign for \u2018made in Canada\u2019 goods be instituted and carried on by extensive advertising.By the expenditure of $25,000 annually a circulation of eighteen million could be covered and good work done.The committee advised that large corporations in buliding plants employ Canadian architects who in turn should favor material from Dominion establishments.It suggested that Canada join the international convention for the protection of industries so.that patents of Canadian inventors would automatically receive twelve months\u2019 protection in foreign countries.It was reported that a select number of employment agencies in the Old Country had been listed for the benefit of members of the association, \u2014mnprmmetervantenns GRAND TRUNK STRIKERS, Men Are Confident of Reinstatement.Ottawa, September 21.\u2014 We are confident that the Government and Department of Labor will see that the company carries out its agreement with the men in respect to the ninety- day limit,\u2019 said Mr.Sam Berry, vice- president of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors, last night, \u2018and have not approached the Government in any way officially as yet regarding this point.We do not anticipate that it will be necessary for us to draw their attention.The labor department has a copy of the agreement, and will see that .: is enforced.Messrs.Berry and Murdock were at the Windsor Hotel all day receiving deputations of the local conductors and brakeman.Mr.Murdock was paying the trainmen their second month\u2019s strike pay, and cleaning up all accounts incurred locally in connection with the strike.FINE IN FIGHT PICTURE CASE.Theatre Proprietors Pay $60 Each For Showing Films, \u2014 \u2014 St.John, N.B.September 21.\u2014 Robert .rmstrong and his staff, who showed the Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures here, were fined $60 each for conducting a motion picture performance without a license, the mayor having cancell® it, and sent up for trial on a charge of conducting an immoral show, laid by the Moral and Social Reform Council, under the KING'S GREETINGS.Criminal Code.Exchanged With President-Elect of Brazil, London, Sept.20.\u2014King George has sent a cordial message of welcome to Marshal Hermes de Fonseca, the presi- dent-elect of Brazil, who arrived n London from Paris last night.The King expr-ssed regret that his absence in Scotland would prevent him from having the pleasure of meeting the president.It is understood, however, that the latter may visit ths King at Balmoral.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SHERMAN DEFEATED.Utica, N.Y., Sept.dent Sherman was defeated in his own election district, his own ward, and his own assembly district, by the Progressive Republicans at the primaries in Utica yesterday, though he carried the city by gaining delegates in a scant majority of the wards.21.\u2014Vice-Presi- | HUSBAND IS UNDER ARREST As Result of Mysterious Murder of His Wife Near Havelock, Ont.COUPLE LIVED LONELY LIFE.Supposition That Tramp Committed Deed Has Been Abandoned by Police.Havelock, Ont., Sept.21.\u2014A new and dramatic situation in the Belmont township mystery developed yesterday afternoon, when Hugh Delaine was arrested here by Provincial Constable Reburn on the charge of murdering ais wife.The arrest was made without trouble, Delaine submitting quietly and without any statement.He will be taken to Peterboro jall until Friday, when he will be called to give evidence at the inquest.According to statements made by the authorities here they have no tangible evidence on which to base the arrest, but some important evidence which it is expected will make a strong case against Delaine will be given at the inquest.The tramp theory has bean discarded for the present.Arccording \u2018to neighbors of the De- laines, Delaine made repeated statements that he would go home some night and find his wife dead.Delaine and his wife were illiterate, desperate- -ly poor and shiftless.Delaine\u2019s spasms seemed to verge on insanity and he had periods of distress when he would froth \u2018at the mouth.These all incline the neighbors in the belief that he was subject to epileptic fits.Their lonely life away from friends of any kind, devoid of all social intercourse and \u2018the little that is known about either of them all seems to lend color to the supposition that Delaine, unknown to most people, was an epileptic.A point that it is thought will be in Delaine\u2019s favor is that according to Dr.Holdcroft, who made the post-mortem examination, there were signs of an attempt at outrage, but the murde-or evidently failed in his purpose.- The woman gave birth to a child last Juue.County Constable Williams claims, however, to have conclusive proof of Delaine's connection with the crime.Soiled spots on the man\u2019s trousers \u201c«or- respond.with the stains on the woman's wrapper.CORPORATIONS BLAMED, For Existence of Slums by Social Reform Delegate, Toronto, Sept.21.\u2014At yesterday afternoon\u2019s session of the Social and Moral Reform Conference being held in this city, the Rev.H.S.Magee charged that corporations controlling the means of transportation were responsible for the existence of sluins in cities by making it too expensive for working people to get into the suburbs.\u2018The corporations are holding us up) he said.\u2018In the name of God why don\u2019t we smash these corporations?Dr.A.D.Watson, president of the Canadian Purity Education Association, spoke on the responsibility of the church in looking aîter the youth.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : .NEW TOWNS IN THE WEST.In their anxiety to be in on the ground floor, the G.T.P.find that a great many settlers in the West have rushed into the Fort George country, and the low water Is making it difficult to get supplies in for the coming winter.From the West new towps are being located along the Grand Trunk Pacific far in advance of the steel, even in advance of the graders.Sealey on the Skeena River has sprung into prominence with the clearing of the right-of-way.This is a river port and will eventually be called a trading point for the Bulkley Valley district.The town site is said to be very attractive, overlooking as it does, the great river, Already establishing branches at Sealey.REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Telesphore Sincennes has sold to Jos.Geo.Dorais lot No.1-155, St.Jean Baptiste ward, with all the buildings on it, for $6,300.Mrs.A.Paul has sold to Jerome Masse lot 465, Parish of Montreal, with the buildings fronting on Lachine road, in Verdun, for $3,000.Mrs.P.R.Dutremblay has sold to Walter T.Thayer a lot at the corner of Quiblier and Closse streets, for $1.00 and other considerations.Samuel Roman has sold to Patrick Ryan a lot in St.Antoine ward, on Chenneville street, for $1.00 and other considerations.tna BUFFALO FOR CANADA.Winnipeg, September 21.\u2014The final shipment of one hundred head of buffalo from the Montana ranch of Michael Pablo, from whom the Dominion Government purchased the herd now in: the park at Wainwright, will be made to Wainwright on September 28.It is the intention of Howard Douglas, commissioner of parks, to go to Montana within the next few days to arrange for the shipment.n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ACCEPTS SECRETARYSHIP.Toronto, Sept.21\u2014The Rev.W.T.Stackhouse, general secretary of the Canadian Baptist Laymen\u2019s Missiun- ary Movement, has accepted the position of general secretary of the Laymen's Missionary Movement of the Northern Baptist Convention in the United States.pret TUBKISH LOAN PLACED.Paris, Sept.21.\u2014According to \u2018The Temps,\u201d the Turkish loan over which negotiations have been conducted with France, hus been placed with an English group of financiers headed by Sir | Ernest Cassel, business houses along the coast are\u201d HOME RULERS PROTEST Citizens of Notre Dame de Grace Not Satisfied With New Regime, CITY TOO SLOW.Resolution Passed Urging Better Progress With the Promised Improvements.Montreal is the \u2018mother\u2019 city.Notre Dame de Grace Is her Ireland.Its citizens have tasted the sweets of self- government but were brought Into subjection to Montreal against the will of many of them.The result is there is a group of \u2018home-rulers\u2019 in the sunset ward, and they are far from satisfied with the adgninistration under the new conditions.To air their views and strengthen the hands of their representative in the City Council, ex-Mayor George Marcil, a meeting was held in the old town hall last evening, which was presided over by Mr.Dugald Macdonald, and attended by about foriy ratepayers, who claimed to represent the ward.Their speches revealed a large number of grievances and an earnestn-2ss born of deep personal interest in the matters discussed.The wide contrast between promise and fulfilment was one of the phases of the post-annexs- tion administration that was emphasized.The situation was mygle the subject of witty comment by some of the speakers, but a strong tincture of sarcasm was mingled with all prescriptions for the betterment of the body politic.The climax to the deliberations was ALD.GEORGE MARCIL.in the form of a resolution presented by Mr.Scott Stevenson, manager of the St.Henri branch of the Merchants Bank, seconded by Mr.John Macdonald.It was as follows: \u2018Resolved, In view of the terms of annexation and the time already passed; also the ralsing of the valuation in Notre Dame de Grace; \u2018That our representative, Mr.George Marcil, be instructed to bring to tho notice of the Board of Control at once the necessity of livizig up to the terras of the contract made by the city of Montreal and Notre Dame de Grace; and that the question of toll gates, electric lighting, street car, police, fire and water services be taken up and settled at once, and definite replies he.given our representative on these subjects for our information.This resolution was carried with only one dissenting voice, one ratepayer expressing the fear that if they went before the Controllers asking for so many things their valuation, which had already been.doubled, would be raised still highex next year.\u2018The chairman of the meeting, in opening the proceedings, remarked that thére was no doubt that in the matter of annexation the city of Montreal had secured: the long end of the stick.The ward had not yet obtained all the benefits: it had a right to expect, but perhaps it was too soon yet to condemn the new system of administration adopted by the city or to blame the Controllers for deficiencies that might be pointed out.As for the \u2018ocal representative, they were not assembled to find fault with him, but to assure him of their support in his efforts to secure the-improvements so much needed.in the town.Tue city by forcibly annexing Notre Dame de Grace, and the Quebec Legislature by making such annexation possible, had set an example that no civic or legiglative bodies should copy in the future.In doing this they committed an act of folly, but it had been done and the public were compelled Lo make the best of it as law abiding citizens.But they should stand on their rights and maintain their liberties, and if the Board of Control did not do right by \u2018them they must elect Controllers who would.PAPERS THEIR BEST FRIENDS.By way of suggesting means of securing the fulfillment of pre-annexa- tion promises some counselled going to law and others going to Quebec; but Mr.Marcil advised agitation.\u2018We \u2018have mo legal redress,\u201d he declared, \u2018but we can get what we are entitled to by agitation.The papers are our best friends.Mr.Marcil explained a great many things that the ratepayers asked questions about, the principal statement being that when he asked the Controllers for anything they always replied: \u2018We have no money; vou must wait for the next appropriations.\u2019 He explained the reason why the col! gate had not yet been abolished and why the street railway line had not heen extended along the Upper La- chine road.He stated that owing to a mistake in the works department of the old council a sewer placed in the north side of Sherbrooke street was so shallow that it would not drain the south side.He said the representatives of the newly anmexed municipall- ties had formed a caucus to look after their interests in the City Council.Mr.John Macdonald sald his valuation had been increased $1,500 this year, and he was anxious to know whether he could have his lots designated as farm lamds so as to lower the rate of taxation.Mr.Robert Brodie.said he had read that the city had had its debt Increased by $5,000,000 through annexation.He did not see any cause for complaint seeing the valuation of this one ward had been doubled, being now $8,000,000.Another citizen complained that he had received from the city treasurar's department an account for water rates whereas there was no water service within 150 yards of his property.He was thinking of notifying the author!- ties to \u2018cut off\u2019 the imaginary supply.Mr.Brodie, said that recently three men entered his orchard, and when ordered off threatened his man with revolvers.One of them, when arrested, had two revolvers on him.He was fined $15, which Mr.Brodie considered was not of much effect as a deterrent.: The meeting terminated with the passing of the above mentioned resolution.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Zi, 1910 MRS, FRANCIS ACQUITTED Judge Leet Found no Evidence to Support Charge of Theft.The case in which Miss Martha Ward, an English immigrant charged Mrs.Francis, of the \u2018Guild\u2019 Home, 71 Drummond street, Montreal, with stealing a railway ticket valued at $16.30, was heard in chambers by Judge Leet on Monday.The judge considered that the evidence showed the complainant was aware that her ticket was being held at collateral for a debt of $5 claimed by Mrs.Francis, and that there was nothing to prove that it had been taken from her by force; he, therefore, dismissed the charge of theft.Buf, as the Guild oficers stated that they had destroyed the agreément which the girl! had signed, and upon which the claim for $5 was made, the judge ordered that the disputed ticket be returned to the complainant: without the payment of $5, and made no order as to costs.LORD CLINTON HERE.Has Nothing to Say About His Rumored Investments.~ Lord Clinton, D.L, {wenty-first Baron, who came from England two months ago on his way to the West for a trip, was in Montreal yesterday prior to sailing on the \u2018Empress of Britain\u2019 on Friday.It was explained to Lord Clinton that when he, with several other English noblemen, was in Winnipeg, some newspapers circulated reports that these gentlemen were preparing to make huge investments In the West, and that not least of the proposed projects attributed to them was the initiation of another transcontinental railway.Lord Clinton, this morning, had nothing definite to say as to the precise object of his journey to the Dominion, or as to what business arrangements had been completed, but he suggested that a good deal of the statements printed as to the railway matter and other affairs of less magnitude was quite unwarranted.Lord Clinton said he had had a most enjoyable trip in every way, and he was going.back to England thoroughly convinced of the security offered for investments of almost endless varieties throughout the Dominion.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TOWNSHIPS FAIRS.Exhibition at Knowlton and Richmond Open.\u2014 Richmond, Que., Sept.20\u2014Fine wea- ther greeted the opening of the Richmond County Fair.The attendance was large, and on the whole the exhibition Is far in advance of those held in previous years.To-day has been proclaimed a civic holiday.The Fifth Highlanders\u2019 band, of Montreal, is in attendance.Knowlton, Que., Sept.20.\u2014The annual exhibition under the auspices of the County of Brome Horticultural Society, and also that pf Broma County Poultry Association, opened here yesterday.The weather was favorable, but the number of visitors was not large, as most of the forenoon was devoted to placing the various exhibits in position.The display in thé horticultural department is a very fine one, and exceeds that of last year.The same can also be said with regard to the poultry.t rt NEED QUIET FOR HOSPITALS.Proposal to Arrest Those Who Make Unnecessary Noise in : Their Vicinity.In the hope of securing greater quiet in the districts in which the hospitals are located, Dr.Robt.Wilson, secretary of the Medical Boamd of the Western Hospital, has again communicated with the Board of Control.Ha states that the end is secured in Chicago, Milwaukee, Bostén, Philadelphia and other cities of the United States by creating public sentiment.But everything is not left to this, Signs are hung up warning all passers-by to refrain from maklng any unnecessary noise in the vicinity of the hospitals, and in that district auto horns do not hoot, pedlers do not cry their wares, street musicians do not play.If any do they are taken up for breaking a by-law.Dr.Wilson thinks some such scheme might be introduced here.but the Controllers are not certain.They are considering the questiom.MONTREALER\u2019S LOSS.Mr.W.H.Reynolds\u2019s House and Furnishings Burned at Winnipeg.Winnipeg, Sept.21.\u2014Among the sufferers' at the Crescentwood suburb fire whose case is particularly unfortunate is W.H.Reynolds, western manager of the Eugene F.Phillips Eleotrical Works, Montreal, who only arrived two weeks ago from Montreal! with Mrs.Reynolds.His household effects were not even uncrated, and these were valued at $2,600 and the house at 35,200.Both are a total loss, with no insurance.In carrying out his child Reynolds himself was severely burned and the little child was scorched about the head.) MEMBERS HEAVILY FINED.Winnipeg Bricklayers Who Left Union Must Pay $100 Each.Winnfpez, Sept.21.\u2014 Each local bricklayer who left the international union to form the Canadian Bricklayers\u2019 Union was fined $100 by the local lodge, which must be paid before they can be reinstated or work with other union men.CONFESSES TO PLOT.Bomb Factory in Lisbon Discovered by Police.Lishon, Sept.20.\u2014The police to-day discovered a bomb factory, and arrested ten persons.One of these subsequently confessed to the existence of a political plot.et TAKES CLEVELAND CALL, The Rev.E.H.Tippett Will Leave Hamilton.Hamilton, Sept.21.\u2014The Rev.E.H.Tippett, pastor of First Congregational Church, announces that he has decided to accept a call extended to him a couple of weeks ago by the congregation of Hough Avenue Congregational Church, of Cleveland.His resignation as pastor of the local church will take effect on Sunday, October 16.; Mr.Tippett was formerly pastor of Calvary Congregational Church, Montreal.His salary is to be $2,700 per annum, increasing to $3,000.CHURCH UNION FAVORED \u2014\u2014\u2014 Principal Gordon, Queen's University, Declares He Has Changed Opinion.Belleville, Ont, Sept.21.\u2014The Presbytery of Kingston met in St.Andrew\u2019s Church yesterday afternoon, the Rev.J.E.Smith, of Menie, tne moderator, presiding.The attendance was not large, but much interest was manifested.The Rev.Dr.Buchanan, a missionary from the Bheel country, in India, spoke of his gratification at the rising of the missionary spirit and of his field in India.It was solid Presbyterian without a Msthodist within 150 miles.They wanted a layman in that field, where three congregations had been organized within a short time.An open session was held at night for the discussion on church union.Principal Gordon, of Queen\u2019s University, said he had not at first considered organic union with the Methodist and Congregational churches practicable, but the spirit shown in the commiitee which -dealt with the subject in the Assembly was such as to change his views.He discussed at length the objections raised to organic union, and cited the success of previous unions in the Presbyterian and other churches.He concluded by moving that the Presbytery approve the basis of union submitted by the General Assembly.\"The Rev.Dr.Mackie, Kingston, criticised the basis of union.He was not prepared to pay the price propos=d and he cited a variety of objections.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.Corner Stone to be Laid Next Saturday.At a meeting of the building committee of the Church of the Ascension, held last evening, the Rev.Mr.Flanagan stäted that Bishop Farthing had consented to lay the corner stone of the new bullding.and arrangements were made for the ceremony to take place on Saturday next, at four o'clock.With the building of this portion\u2019 the churdh will be complete.Six years ago the present building was erected to accommodate 275, with a basement schoolroom.The congregation has outgrown this, and an additional lot was secured.The completion of the church by adding transepts and chaa- cel was begun two months ago.When finished the church will seat 685, and the schoolroom about 700.The rapid growth of the Annex, now Laurier ward, has made this extension necessary to provide for the \u2018Angliccan population.GIRL TO BE DEPORTED.Dishonest Domestic Sentenced for Westmount Theft.Jane Anderson, aged 18 years, domestic, was sentenced to three months in jail by Magistrate McMahon in the Westmount Recorder's Court yesterday.She pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing $20 and some clothes from a home on Elgin avenue, where she Was in service.After she has served her three months, it was ordered that the girl be deported.The Bench remarked that dishonest domestica were not a class of people wanted in Canada.errant THE CITY AFFECTED.Argument was also heard on the appeal of the City of Montreal from the judgment of the court on the action of warranty taken against it by the Street Railway Company, in the same case.The company allaged that, by its contract with the city, it had the rtght to lay its tracks in the streets, and that in laying tracks on Commissioner street it was only acting within its.powers, concluding by asking that the city of Montreal be /ordered \u2018to intervene and, in case of \"judgment in favor of the Harbor Commissioners in the principal action, that the city of Montreal be ordered to provide another location on Commissioner street for the tracks.The court maintained the action in warranty and hence the present appeal.The appeal is based on the following™ grounds: 1.There is no legal tie between the city and the company; if there is, the company\u2019s only recourse wag an .action in damages; and 2, the action in warranty was too late; further, 3, if the company committed a trespass by building its tracks on Commissioner street, as the Harbor Commissioners claim, then the city is not responsible for it in law, since it neither know of nor authorized such trespass.This appeal was also taken en delibere after argument.\u2014 tre CENTENARY EPWORTH LEAGUE The Epworth League of Centenary Methodist Church resumed its work last Monday night.The meeting took the form of a social and was well attended.Mr.Walter Hyman presided, and a most hearty reception was given to Miss Timberlake, who for five years has been a missionary in Japan.Miss Timberlake acknowledged the kindness shown, and made some interesting remarks about mission work in Tokio.At the close refreshments were served and all present felt a good beginning had been made for another season's work.fem CHEQUE FOR POLICE.A letter of congratulation and a cheque for $20 have been recelved by Chief Campeanu from Father Hebert, of Notre Dame Church.The sender expresses thanks at the work of the police last week at the lecture on Joan of Are by Archbishop Touchet, of France.The money will be turned over to the Police Pension and Benevolent Association.a A WESTERN RIVER PORT.Sealey, on the Skeena river, has sprung into prominence with the clearing of the right-of-way.This is a river, port, and will eventually be cali- ed a trading point for the Bulkley Valley district.The townsite is said to- be very attractive, overlooking, as it does, the great river.Already business houses along the coast are establishing branches at.Sealey.pe BUSH TO FORT GEORGE.In their anxiety to be in on the ground floor, a great many settlers have rushed into the Fort George country, and the low water is making it difficult to get suppHes in for the coming winter.From the West new towns are being Tocated along the Grand Trunk Pacific far in advance of ths steel, even in advance of the graders.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEEN\u2019S OWN LEAVING.(Canadian Associated Press.) London, Sept.20.\u2014Headed by the band of the Scots\u2019 Guards, the Queen's Own Rifles, amid enthusiastic scenes, marched from the barracks to-day to the railway station to entrain for Aldershot.\u2014\u2014n{frmermnnmnttmmt COMMITTED FOR TRIAL, Auguste Guin, the young Pole, accused of having killed Elenka Zuch in a Cadieux street home on Labor Day, appeared before Judge Bazin yesterday, and was committed to stand trial before the Court of King's Bench.He said he was not guilty.rt McGILL ENROLMENT.The coming term at McGill Univer- gity opens Ootober 1.Mr.J.A.Nicholson, registrar of the university, states there is every prospect of entries VACANCIES IN THE MINISTRY 1,500 Men Will be Needed |, Western Presbyterians in | Next 5 Years, DEAD LANGUAGES DIFFICULTY Candidates Past Their Youty May Be Permitted to Dispense | With Arts Course.A committee has been app.the Presbyterian College |.the question of the searcit, dates for the ministrv ani by what means the necessam nn.\u2018could be secured and ulso 1.4 1 4.+, whether it would be advisii, dify in any war the conrse oo required for the Presbvterin.try in order to obtain tho n.| er.va, Ms psg candidates.It Is estimated that in Lie nex: ui, years 1,600 men will ba yoy Presbyterian ministry in 1,45 ON re West.CC The Rev.Dr.Scrimger.prin.pui the college, said that men win Lo covered their vocation for 1e mn try when past their your founi difficult to learn the Latin and tra of the arts course.The ong was consequently considering wove.ther in special cages it mip advisable to allow (lie candidat - dispense with the study sf those lan guages and substituie for tan dies which they could acqnive tn easily.The Presbyterian Collège 1.on Tuesday evening.when the Rev.Dr.Smith, of ireday on STR October 4h, 1 ton, N.B., will deliver the pine lecture on \u2018The relation of tae ire to social questions.\u2019 The rican classes will open the next dav, Jule.ing from present indications ti pn.rollment will be considerably urger than in any period of the past twenty years.At the opening of the vollecs, Principal Scrimger will make an announcement regarding a new sijver medal to be offered for church ius tory.- CHANGES IN MILITIA, Appointments in Quebec are Gazetted.Ottawa, Sept.21.\u2014Militia orders on.nounce the following changes on the staff of the Royal Military Callece Kingston:\u2014 To be professor of civil surveying military administration and signalling Captain Arnold Johnston Wolff (Rava Engineers), vice Captain C.Fussell Brown (Royal Engineers).To be professor of artillery tacties reconnaissance and military law Captain Francis Roger Sedgwick (Royal Field Artillery), vice Captai H.R.V.Debury (Royal Garrison A- tillery).The following announcements apply to corps in the province of Quebec\u2014 7th Hussars\u2014Provisional Licutenant J.MacGregor, of Richmond, is permitted to retire.iith Hussars\u2014To be captain: Tieur.J.R.MacLeod, vice C.H.Cleveland: to De provisional lieutenant: ilarry Wearne Nutter, vice H.Fletcher.r.- signed; to be provisional Tieutenant (supernumerary): Paul Worthington encks.61st Regiment, Demontmagny\u2014Ca tain J.N.Roy is granted the bre rank of major.64th Chateauguay and Beauharn Regiment\u2014To be provisional lic.tenant, Oscar Alexander Darche, vit A.R.Darche, promoted.80th Nicolet Regiment\u2014Ton \"wo pr visional leutenant, Roch Proulx, + Provisional Lieutenant A.Char who is retired.92nd Dorchester Regiment\u2014To provisional lieutenant, Joseph Al _Beaumier, vice A.Walter, resigned.\u2014}senn_ ON RIVER ALL NIGHT.Anchored Below Rapids Bec: Darkness Came Down on River.There was considerable uneasin.experienced yesterday by the friend: of the R.& O.steamer \u2018Rapids Ning.\u2019 ing for Montreal, and was duc ta arrive here about seven, but instead rr- mained on the river all night.The vessel left Lachine about 1.7, but when by eight there was no sir of her, inquiries were instituted.=n! for quite a long time no word of oo could be obtained.Eveninaliv about nine o'clock the news came ner the telephone that the vessel ; anchored just below the rapids won her three hundred passengers sav on board.The reason for the delav, it is stat was the fact that darkness carie ©! so quickly that it would have Mer dangerous to proceed over the viol water that now prevails helaw hr rapids, and it was decided to anch there and proceed to Montreal ini morning.pre THE LATE MR.G.MARCHAND.St.Johns, Que.September 2.-T° funeral of the late Mr.G.Marcha.M.P.P., whose sudden death occumi last Friday evening, which tonk plu 7 this morning, was very Jare®y tended and very representative.ther being numbers of judges, attarn°07 clergymen, leading politicians © other friends present.The schois from the colleges proceeded the 1.cession, then the band.a large 2\" riage covered with beautiful fioral ri butes, then the hearse.Queber, Mont real, Ottawa and all the princi towns in the Province of Quebec wo\u201d represented.a large number of (06 leading citizens of St.Johns and surrounding country were also sent.The pall bearers were! Hon.Judge Monette, Mr.J.fre mers, M.P.; Mr.Desaulniers.MT Mr.A.F.Gervais, mayor of © Johns, and Mr.L.N.Patéenauie.nu The funeral will leave Bonav/ n° station, Montreal, this afternne\" the cemetery.re LOCAL OPTION SUSTAINEY Toronto, Sept.21.\u2014 The Divis > « Court dismissed the appeal of À.- Ellis, of Renfrew, who sought to \"i\" set the local option by-law passed that town last March, The by-e- was carried by a narrow majority.\u2018 its validity was attacked on tcl.grounds.NE a CONDEMNED MAN SOBS.Timothy Candy, the condemned 7 derer of Constables Fortin and © nell, has not heard from his wi relatives.He seldom converses © his guards, and frequently he I into passionate bursts of sobbing HE \u2018DAILY WITNESS 1s printed © T ublished at No.140 St.Peter SRE n the City of Montreal, by John : Dougall, both of Montreal.L All business communications she\u2019: addressed John Dougall & Son.ness\u2019 Office, Montreal, and all iel'e:- exceeding the Lsual average, the Editor, should be addresse: «= tor of the Witness.which left Prescott yesterday morn! path Dougall and Frederick Fug: > = : iba PTT Tr ME EE RE ei pa on Sm Sn 4 A | a 44445 6446 4444 4 +5 4 4 64 à + + à 4 4 + 4 4 1 API rE EPI rrr rt "]