The daily witness, 12 octobre 1910, mercredi 12 octobre 1910

[" as E + is the time for feather + ; Ne You should Murphy's + î : \u2014\u2014\u2014 + bk of them.r .> six.+ î : \u2014 | TR + FINE AND COOL + + + ED.w Bo - ¥ l DOK.West, ed -.Stoi.thar ingh:; CONy th.han.Vinci] Gla.in the riko: na th.[Won lL Pv Wori.> Dat.: fre, - CoImn- rrani- wil rida ud- nico.per roa ov hog yes [ian son?D.SHELDON OFFICE CLOSED TO-DAY \u201cNotice Posted Over Door Says Office Will Be Open as Usual at 10 a.m.To-morrow.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TWO SEIZURES TAKEN OUT\u2014BAILIFF IN POSSESSION AT MR.SHELDON\u2019S dry the following notice was, For the information of all and sun- this morning, found affixed to one of the wp doors leading to the three rooms occupied by Mr.C.D, Sheldon: \u2014 Notice\u2014New York Stock Exchange closed Wednesday, October 12th.This office will be open as usual Thursday m ta orning at 10 o'clock.Mr.David Burnside, 221 Prince Ar- hur street, was yesterday referred to hy name in this paper in connection with Mr.Sheldon.It was then said that Mr.Burnside appeared to be in charge of Mr.Sheldon's office during the latter's absence, and that Mr.Burnside then gave cer- in information.\u2019 The information in question was asked for by the \u2018Witness\u2019 on two occasions yesterday morning.The first time the Witness\u2019 representative was informed by a clerk that \u2018Mr.Sheldon has not come yet.seeing the newspapers.ww il] talk to them.That was at 9.30 a.m.An hour afterwards Mr.Burnside was seen, and gave the information regarding Mr.Sheldon, published yesterday.This morning Mr.Burnside was a very aggrieved man when seen at 10 am.at his home The \u2018Witness\u2019 I don't think he is Mr.Burnside He will be in soon.\u2019 representative was shown into the artistic parlor of the residence, in which music, in the shape -of a piano, with Bach and Schubert pieces upon it, and landscapes and ant pictures decorating the chaste walls were features showing the proclivities of Mr.Burnside.Mr.Burnside, after answering a tele- ph one cal, came into the room.\u2018The only thing I have to say is this on ' ¢ s e thing, he said.And that?Is this.That I have never known r.Sheldon to go away before unless the market was closed.He has until to-morrow morning to prove whether If Mr.le keeps his word or not.Sheldon does not return by noon tomorrow I will give the fullest information, then, that is in my power on any subject I am asked about.\u2019 In \u20acxplanation of his grievance in being referred to by name in yester- da y's 'Witness,\u201d which reference, he said had put the oth.r papers on his track.r.Burnside stated thae he is only interested in the affairs of Mr.Sheldon as a depositor.His first connection being that he went to Mr.Sheldon to help him with his books.Mr.Burnside was asked did he wish that a statement should be made in the \u2018Witness, mentioning his de- caration of impersonal interest.M», Burnside declined this offer.\u2018No,\u2019 he said, \u2018I only want to let it drop out.Please don\u2019t refer to me in the future.You might say someone interested,\u2019 or something in that way.\u2019 Shall we say a friend of Mr.Shel- dons was suggested.\u2018Yes, that would do,\u201d replied Mr.Burnside.Mr.Burnside, whether friend of Mr.Sheldon\u2019s, or manager lof his office, or whatever hls connection may be, was asked whether he had heard from Mr.Sheldon since his reponted departure.Mr.Burnside stated he had not done so.He knew that the office of Mr.Sheldon was closed to-day.That was in accordance with stock exchange methods.\u2018Is any one getting Mr.Seldon's mall\u2019 Mr.closed.\u2018If Mr.Sheldon went to New York yesterday morning he would not have time to write at might to catch the Montreal mail.He might telegrap!.Had he received any news vf Mr.Sheldon ?Mr.Burnside had not.Neither, he said, was he thought any one getting the office mail.They would be left at St.James street.Would it be likely that Mr.Sheldon would wire any one as to his movements ?\u2018If Mr.Sheldon did so,\u201d Mr.Burnside thought, the telegram would come \u2018to the house.\u2019 \u2018Which, house ?Arthu street ?\u2018Yes, said Mr.Burnside.Mr.BMurnside was asked whether Mr.Sheldon had requested him to superintend the office while he was away.Mr.Burnside said \u2018No\u2019 It was merely yeste Burnside said the office was This\u2014221 Prince the office when the \u2018Witness represen- tativia called, and had then told many other callers what he had told :he Witness\u2019 man, and \u2018had also shown tb hundreds of people the letter he had received from Mr.Sheldon, in which the latter gentleman explained that he would be away from Montreal and not return till Thursday morning.(Continued on Page 3.) MARAUDERS TO BE PUNISHED Portuguese Government Pre- pared to Enforce Severe Measures.REORGANIZATION OF ARMY.Ex-King's Indebtedness to State to li = AA CRIA, ty SES ke Sa THN be Collected Through His Estate.Lisbon, Oct.12.\u2014Colonel Barrette, the sand men, ¥ \u201c forces, Mall Dreadnoughts.Minister of War, says that the gov- érhment intends to reorganize the army \u201croughly, bringing together a for- Piblable force of two hundred and fifty Senor Gomes, Minister U Marine, considers that the remodel- = of the army will prove an arduous CAR ON account of the utter neglect \u201c1° monarchy has shown towards the He favors the building of 2 It is reported Cu One of the first great works of the \u201cPbublie will be to transfer the arsenal om the left hank of the Tagus to the NEW SERIES.COUPON No.3.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, '\"WiTNESS\u2019 ART TREASURE DISTRIBUTION.Six consecutive coupons cut from the \u2018Witness,\u2019 will, with et nominal sum of TEN s to pa or handlin entitie the holder to a copy à famous picture.This coupon is good for \u2018HORSE FAIR\u2019 OR -ONDON BRIDGE\u201d \u2014 te be sent by mail add VX CENTS.0 .\"FPOns must be consecutive, \u201cây start any time during 52-ies, | \u2018ny coupons are missing a / 3\u201d of two cents for each :z will be made.tress \u2018Coupon Dept,\u2019 \u201cWit- Office, Montreal.© \u201cull particulars see large © \u201ccement printed almost Ay in the \u2018Witness.\u2019 i | EEE PEEP EIA F EPP F IPE P EEE rE rb PEt bed opposite shore.It is estimated that this will cost several hundred thousand dollars.The present location of the arsenal is very inconvenient for foreign ships.Jose Relvas has been appointed Minister of Finance to succeed Brazilll Twolles.e administrator of the King's property has proposed to the Minister of the Interior to liquidate the Kings\u2019 in- debtednes to ithe state by yearly payments, and at the same time guarantee the King an annuity.Senor Almeida replied that the government would con- san: the proposal, The lords-in-wait- in; \u2018a Court nobles, who accompani the King to Gibraltar, have ay the King having expressed a desire to be alone in exile.All the officers and crew oË the royal yacht \u2018Amelie\u2019 have been discharged, and a new crew, all staunch Republicans, placed on board.THINK PRIESTS ARE IN HIDING._ The government has published notices that severe punishment will follow any raid upon private houses, which, the notice states, are \u2018inviolable,\u2019 and declaring that the report that priests are hiding in nobles\u2019 houses is untrue.A detachment of soldiers making the rounds at the Cammpelide Jesuit College yesterday.was fired upon.One of the men was killed and another seriously wounded.The incident caused excitement, the people believing that the attack had been perpetrated by concealed Jesuits, but inquiries disclosed that it was due to a sentinels mistake.: A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Priest Laurence Mattos, who is a leading militant Catholic._ The Minister of the Interior questioned regarding the disposal of the King's property, said that nothing had been decided uponidefinitely.The palaces might be converted into museums or schools.He believed that any property or palaces belonging to.the King personally would be kept for him, but the King\u2019s debts to the mation must be settled.(See Also Page 8.) NO ICE ON SIDEWALK It Must be- Delivered Say Controllers.During the summer pedestrians must \u2018have occasionally felt like.Eliza fleeing across the river, as they dodged from one block of ice to another, but it seems the characteristic feature of Montreal life is to be no more, for Mr.Wanklyn announces that a by-law is being prepared to compel ice dealers to deliver their wares like other persons.No more will the blocks be shot along the sidewalk.They must be taken right into the\u2019 purchaser\u2019s house.\u2018We have by-laws to keep milk pure and to regulate the sale of bread and fruit, remarked Mr.Wanklyn, \u201cbut the ice has been allowed to remain on the street half the day.AH the dust around settled on it.Dogs Played\" with it.Then doubtless the milk was cooled with it.It doesn\u2019t take a doctor to know this is unhealthy, and it must stop.\u2019 \u2019 - : rere SNOW FALL IN WEST.Edmonton, Oct.12\u2014Five hundred men employed by the city have hed to quit work on account of bad weather.Yesterday there was a slight snow fall, and to-day it is cold and wet._.\u2014\u2014 a+ 10e tt man iar tet | \u2018OCTOBER 12, 1910.PRICE ONE CENT.NES - SN SNR TE a = pe N ee = I= Dt en ; a SSH NN S vsw3 .7.\u2018 Go: Al ~ £ En \u201c } 7 Sr à x \u201c= i JA) + 7) .dj According to: everyone.coming from Brita in \u201ctHe-\u2018attention of the Old Country is rivetted on rday that he happened to be in | arrested at St.Hyacinthe yesterday \u2018with shooting with.\u201cDufresne is said to have used a chair as a weapon, and to have thrown:it over by Inspector quete was fixed for next Wednesday.| Former Resident of This City Pinneault, alias Alexis St.was arrested here yesterday afternoon on a charge of bigamy.\u2018 was made on complaint of Mrs.Pin- neault, his wife.dent of Montreal, and lived with his first wife near Ste.Cunegonde street, on May 2 married a Migs Charest, of this city.\u2018 yesterday noon, and was in Chief Davidson\u2019s office when her hushand entered.He denied it feebly, but when she showed him a picture of their oldest daughter, asking him df he recognized her, he was stupefied.taken before Judge Mulvena, and will come up for trial on Monday next, of which M.Dragoumis is Premier, resigned to-day.The ministry was form- | ed on Jan.31 last.; T Took Place on Cadieux Street Yesterday Eugene Lamont, aged 32.years, was.afternoon on a warrant charging him intent to.kill Simeon Dufresne in the early hours of the morning in a questionable resort on Cadieux street.~The arrest was made by Constables Gagnon and Bluteau, who brought the.accused to Montreal and locked \u2018him up to await his trial.1 It is alleged that Dufresne, who -Te-.sides in St.Denis street, had some trouble with Madame Larin, keeper of the resort, and when he attempted to leave the house the woman, assisted by Lamont, tried to detain him.at Lamont, upon which the latter fired.a revolver at the former\u2019s head.The bullet grazed Dufresne's cheek \u2018and lodged in the wall on the other side of him.- .The police were telephoned for, while.the inmates rushed out into Cadieux and Vitre streets and \u2018Ste.Agathe lane.Several men were despatched from the Ce: tral Police Station believing that a murder had been committed.On their arrival they found only Dufresne, surrounded by residents of the neighborhood, who had been awakened by the noise:and shooting.They could find no trace of Lamont, but on searching in the yard at the back of the\u2019 house picked up a Te volver with one chamber empty.Yesterday morning Dufresne.swore out a complaint before Judge Leet alleging that Lamont had attempted to murder him.A warrant was issued for his arrest, and was turned Grandchamp to Constables Gagnon and Bluteau, both of whom knew the accused.They learned that Lamont had taken an early train for St.Hyacinthe, where he has relatives.They followed him there a couple of hours later, and had little trouble in finding him.When taken into custody he had nothing to say about the shooting, and did not mention it while on the train returning to the city.; The house where the shooting occurred was locked up yesterday and was in darkness last night.Lamont Pl&aded not guilty, and en- CHARGED WITH BIGAMY Arrested at Sherbrooke Sherbrooke, Que, oct] 12 \u2014Joseph , Laurent, The arrest \u2018Pinneault is a resi- ntil he deserted her nineteen months go.He then came to,Sherbrooke and His first wife arrived here He was GREEK CABINET RESIGNS.Athens, Oct, 12.\u2014The Greek {abinet, REVOLVER FIRED |i Arrest Follows Shooting That Canada.Officers of Health- Department Took Man to Police Station.When Offered Bibles.- WHAT THE LAW SAYS * + First Time Agent of Bible Society Has Been Arrested in Montreal, iri, The arrest of Mr.Lewis Woodman, a colporteur of the Montreal Auxiliary Bible Society in- Point St.Charles, on.the charge of peddling without a license has caused quite a little stir in religious cireles.This \u2018is the first time in Montreal in which the agents of the Bible Society have been interfered with in their- laudible work.of circulating the Holy Scriptures.It is well-known that the work of this society is purely philanthropic,.and in no sense a commercial enterprise.The society being supported entirely by the voluntary contributions of its friends.In all parts of the civilized world, -and in uncivilized parts as well, the Bible Society circulates the Bible through the agency of colporteurs.In some countries the government affording free transport to them, as well as to their supplies.offered a copy of the Scriptures to two men, whom he took to be Russians, th: License Department of the city, but not in police uniform.Mr.Woodman was taken to the police station, placed under arrest, and was searched by order of the officer in charge.The Bible House was.notified by phone of the arrest, and was informed that bail could be had by a deposit of twenty-flve dollars.Subsequently the License Department gave, orders to.allow Mr.Woodman to go.upon his own personal bail, to appear before the Recorder next morning.On Saturday \u2018morning the case was heard before His Honor Judge Weir.- Mr.W.D.Lighthall, K.C., counse for the Bible Society, appeared for the defendant.claiming that the nature of the work being done by the accused coul\u201d not be considered.as com: mercial.While - it Was true that Bibles were offered for sale, the.transactions did not mean a profit to.the seller, but rather a loss, and, therefore, it could not be classed as coming under the provisions of the law applicable to a pedler selling goods for profit.The general law of the province, Article 1248, clearly exempts.Colporteurs of religious books from pedlers\u2019 licenses.It reads: \u2018The following persons need not take out a pedler\u2019s- license: (1) Persons peddling and selling temperance tracts and other moral and religious publications under the direction of a temperance society or a benevolent or religious society in the province, and persons employed by any such society, to peddle and sell such tracts or publications under the direction of such society.\u2019 The Recorder took the case en de- libere, promettent RESIGNS FROM \u2018OLD GUARD.\u201d Albany, Oct.12.\u2014Willdam Barnes, jr, of Albany, who was one of the leaders of the old guard in the fight against Mr.Roosevelt as temporary chairman of the recent Republican state conven- tion, has resigned as a member of the Republican state committee, _ In the case of Mr.Woodman he-had but who happened to be officers of | | LOOKING FOR BUSINESS, Well Known English Constructing Engineer Visits Canada.Mr.Richard Grigg, His Majesty's trade commissioner to Canada, received a visit this morning from one of those kings of commerce who make England's name known throughout the world.- The, vigitor was Mr.Wüilfréd Stolkes, managing director of the firm of Ran- somes \u2018& Rapier, Limited, the well- known engineers of Ipswich.This firm constructed the sluices on the Manchester ship canal, the Assouan dam in Egypt, and has just completed work on the Isna barrage.Reports of work being done in Manitoba, which appeared in \u2018Engineering, a British trade journal, led Mr.Stokes to believe that Canada offered a field.for his firm\u2019s activities, and like so many wother heads of British houses have done within the last few years, he has come out to study conditions for himself.\u2019 \u2018I cannot say yet,\u201d he said to the \u2018Witness, \u2018to just what extent our firm can do business here, or whether it will be advisable to establish a local factory, but I believe that Canada has many rivers which can be made navigable by the scientific construction of dams and sluices, and many areas of land which can be improved by proper irrigation.We believe that ours is the best firm in the world to attend to such work and we want to study Canadian conditions in order that we can get the Canadian trade.DAMAGES FROM G.TR.Jury Awarded Mr.W.McAlpin $ 6,500 for Lost of Leg A jury trial, commenced before Mr.Justice Demers three days ago, was concluded at 7.30 o'clock last night.This was an action by which Mr.William McAlpine claimed ten thousand dollars from the Grand Trunk Railway Company for having lost one of his legs, and sustained other in- Juries in being run over by a locomotive at the Guy street crossing.The accident took place at a time when Guy street was under repair.It was claimed, for the plaintiff that the gates at the crossing had, for that reason, been kept permanently closed, and were no signal of danger since street car passengers had to get transfers, cross the tracks on foot and board cars on the other side of the gates, while pedestrians had also ¢0 cross in the same manner.It was, therefore, claimed that the practice .of persons crossing the \u2018racks had become establistied and permitted by the.com- pany.This, it was elaimed, created a source of danger which had not been properly guarded against by the statutory warning of the approach of! trains or engines.\u2019 The jury found the company responsible for \u2018the accldent, and assessed the damages at $9,000.They, however, deducted $2,600 on the ground that the plaintiff had not looked sufficiently before crossing the tracks.They therefore found damages for the plaintiff in the sum of $6,500.WHOLE SECT ON TRIAL.Which Russian Government Seeks to Exterminate.Kharkov, Russia, Wednesday, Sept.28 \u2014T'he Court of Assizes has commenced the trial of 141 adherents of the Eunuch sect, including 67 women, of the ages of 14 to 85.Two hundred and fifty witnesses have been called.The } to exterminate the sect.government is making.a resolute effort | ~ i Paris, Oct.12.\u2014Encouraged by the effectiveness of the strike of employees on the Northern and Western rallways and the extension of the movement to-day to the Eastern railway and the Paris, Lyons & Mediterranean lines, the leaders of the French workingmen generally threaten a gigantic movement to paralyze the activities of the whole country.The electricians and other employees of the Omnibus, Metropolitan and Subway Transportation lines of this city considered to-day \u2018the advisability of seizing this favorable opportunity to launch a strike for a redress of long-standing grievances.The situation \"throughout the republic is regarded as grave.The extension of the strike to the east and south has practically jsolat- ed Paris, which ig threatened With famine.The government is seriously concerned over the matter of food sup- Ply.FOOD PROBLEM IS SERIOUS.i iM.Tallieres hurriedly returned from his estate in the south to-day and conferred with the ministers, The problem of food looms ominously.Already the market is pinched.The president of the Grain Syndicate said that the stock of flour on the Paris market to-day did not exceed 75,000 quintals.A quintal is equivalent to 220.46 pounds avoirdupois.Paris consumes 10,000 quintals daily.; The government is adopting measures similar to those practiced in time of war.The strike threatens to become general hy to-morrow morning.Traffic is disorganized.The inconvenience to the public can be scarcely appreciated by one not present at one of the great centres of travel.The railway managers cannot possibly cope with the situation.It is upon the government, however, that the burden rests.The Cabinet has called the strikers to the colors in their capacity as reservists.The strikers declare they will not respond, holding that the law providing for military organization did not intend to make it impossible for traine men to protest effectively against conditions of labor, which they consider unfair.This\u2019 issue between the government and.the strikers constitutes the mast \u2018serious phase of the sitoa- tion.The reservists who failed to report for duty.may be declared deserters and dealt with according}y.STRIKE MAY YET BECOME GENERAL.Following the strike on the Northern Railway yesterday, the Central State Committee of the National Railway Union decided to call out every employee of the private and state- owned railways.The employees of the Western Railway, who also have grievances, decided to.go out last night.Their example was followed this morning by \u2018the trainmen of the Eastern Railway, who voted to quit work at noon, and by the men of the Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean line, who voted to quit last evening.The leaders declare that the strike will be general throughout France by to-morrow morning, when not a single train will be in motion at any point in the republic.Early to-day the authorities were apprised of the vote for a general strike, and worked feverishly in an attempt to control the situation.Troops have been mobilized and sent out.to occupy the principal points on all railways.As soon as possible further decrées calling to the colors every railway employee in France will be issued.Ce SITUATION HAT IS GRAVE, Tt The morning papers print pages of details of the strike, and declare that it is impossible to exaggerate the gravity of the situation created by the vote for a general strike, which until late last night had not been expected.The sirikers demand a general increase, with a minimum wage of $1 a day, a retroactive application of the employees pension law, a more equitable division of labor, one day off in seven, and employment by the month instead of by the day.The great railway lines are the Eastern, the Central, the Northern, the Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean, the Western, the State and Belt lines.The total trackage is nearly 25,000 miles, and some 300,000 employees would be involved in a general strike.The men of the Eastern, Western, Northern and Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean already have voted to \u2018stop work.The greater number of these were already idle to-day.The strike on the Western Railway is most serious so far as Paris is concerned, and if successful, will paralyze business at the Capital.It has cut off an enormous suburban traffic and interrupted communication with the ports of Cherbourg, Havre, Dieppe and Brest.MANY TRAVELLERS CANNOT PROCEED.ree Cologne, October 12.\u2014Railway traffic between this city and France was at a standstill to-day.Hundreds of travellers at frontier points were unable to proceed.Arrangements have been made to send the French mails jnto France by way of Jeumont in the frontier of France.Travellers in automobiles arriving here from France by way of Jeumont, say that many caravans of motor cars have reached the Belgian frontier from French points.They report that the railway strikers are insulting, and pelt travellers with missiles.Observers of the situation express the fear that the strike movement will assume a revolutionary character.Paris, Oct.12.\u2014The strikers met yesterday afternoon and voted 0 continue the strike until their demands were met and the militant members of their organization wh) had been dismissed during the day were reinstated; but also in the interests of public wer°at2, to request a conference with the officers of the rajlway.The government has decided upon Hundreds of Travellers in France are Unable Destinations, and Situation is Regarded as Grave, PARIS ISOLATED BY STRIKE ~ AND FAMINE IS THREATENED Trainmen on Several Systems Have Joined Strikers and General Movement in Other Trades May Follow.WORKMEN DISREGARD CALL TO SERVE AS MILITIAMEN, to Proceed to Their an important step in an attempt to break the strike on the Northern Railway.The official journal publish- sa decree calling to the colors about 30,000 employees of the Northern road.This immediately subjects the men to military discipline.The officials of the Northern Railway have issued a statement that the wages of the employees were increased 3,500,000 francs during the year 1909-10, and that the increased cost of operation and the increased Dur- dens imposed by parliament made it Impossible to meet the demands of the men.The tie-up on the western road affects the American mail, and passengers due by train at Cherbourg to-day for the steamship \u2018Kronprinz Wilhelm\u2019 and the \u2018Teutonic.\u2019 The aviai- ors Audemars, Barrier and Garros, who are scheduled to take part at Belmont Park, and who are booked to sail on the \u2018Teutonic,\u2019 will proceed to Cherbourg by automobile, EFFECT IS FELT IN ENGLAND.London, Oct.12.\u2014The English ratl- ways are issuing tickets to Paris, but the agents do not guarantee comnec- tion.No passengers arrived hers from Paris yesterday.Freight traffic between London and Paris is suspended, TRIED TO WRECK EXPRESS.Air Brakes Cut and Train Dashed at Full Speed Into Station.Paris, October 12.\u2014The south-west express had a narrow escape from being wrecked on its arrival here today.The brakes failed to work, and subsequent investigation showed that the air tubes had been cut.The train dashed into the Austerlitz station at a speed of sixty miles.an hour.It was stopped just before reaching the Dorsant terminus.At Bois Colombes the strikers held up a freight train and, smashing in the doors of the cars, freed a cargo of cattle.Heavy consignments of fruits and vegetables destined for Belgium and Northern France are stalled and ruined.Prices of fish, eggs, butter and milk jumped 25 percent during the day, The merchants are arranging for the transportation of vegetables from the suburbs by automobiles.The garrison of Paris has been reinforced by troops from the provinces.Pas- \u2018sengers and mail for the steamers \u201cTagionic\u2019 and \u2018Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse,\u2019 leaving last night, arrived at Cherbourg to-day.AUTO KILLED BOY Douglas Froome Met Death While on Way to Choir Practice.Douglas William Froome, the ten- vear-old son of Mr.E.Froome, of 214 Elgin street, was Fnocked down and run over by an automobile near the corner of Peel and St.Catherine streets last evening, about seven o'clock, The automobile, No.2687, was driven by Mr.Leo.E.Burns, of 14 Lincoln ave., and according to Mr.Burns's story, he and a friend, Mr.William Power, of the McClary DOUGLAS W.FROOME, Manufacturing Co., were proceeding west across Peel street, no one being in the roadway at that time.They were the only occupants of the car.Neither saw the boy, who, they believe, must.have been behind a pola and stepped out at that moment, for, | they felt the car pass over something, and pulled up within a length and a half.They jumped out, and carried tho boy into Bryson's drug store, and afterwards followed the ambulance to the hospital, where it was found that he was suffering from a fractured skull, and was not expected to recover.Mr.J.Maurice Williams, of the Fidelity Casualty Co.119 Board of Trade Building, and Mr.G.A.Bayles, manager of the Montreal claim division of the Maryland Casualty Co., 86 Commercial Union Building, expressed their willingness to testify to the accidental nature of the mishap.The unfortunate lad died in the Roval Victoria Hospital this morning early, Coroner McMahon will likely hold the inquest to-morrow morning.Young Douglas was on his way to St.George's Church, where he acted as a chorister boy under Mr.Percival Illsley, the organist.TRUE BILLS RETURNED Dr.Crippen and Miss Le Neve Indicted by Grand Jury I.ondon, Oct.12\u2014The Grand Jury to-day found true bills against Dr.Hawley HH.Crippen and Ethel (lara Le Neve, charging the former as the principal and the latter as an accessory after the fact, with the murder of the doctor's ( wife.The trial wih probably open on Tuesday, instead of Monday, as was at first expected.ttre A.M.CAMPBELL DEAD.Winnipeg.Oct.12\u2014A.M.Campbell.a prominent farmer at Stonewall district, and a member of the Manitoha Live Stock Commission, succumbed to pneumonia last night, aged 54, He was born in Barrie, Ontario.a ; \u2014 , - aude Nona dh ws rin ARNE «Lx om anges Ti es TE ee ee EE tes Es ta 8 \u201cje .co felipe de - .FE - .; ti sa 4 \" .A CE Gea ml ee ES ha : dl HY I npr ra Las ; PS és 22 EE ta ee ë af me ie ; ys > LL RE Le + EE Pr y 4 - \u2026 \u2026 use na = sr INT - \" \u201crr : | x Seer py 2 Gr Ao pvt 0 \u2018 EE EE 3:2 re a 7e Pea A NTR TT Se op 8 ST ¥ oi PAE > Lee ge ma ts TAR pan rd A RA Te bl ER Yih Bt: 1301 CHER 0 @ Pe LEE CR Ya ME as a A ge SE 2 jap A NEEL] bo A ree QE Te - nik ao ; .ro.Ee A * Ag | 13 , g oe \"98 7 L Cw _- E 5 Pa ; i bs \"à x A È > ; f \u2018 E Lt 4 1 #1 NS A TRE pyre devin RO I RE AT, SRA HANI, Gs pompe STOCKS QUIET \u201cBUT FIRM, WITH FEW CHANGES Trading This Morning Was Dis = tributed, Wilh No Spacial- © Feature, The local stock market was inclined to show fractional gains this morning, and \u2018the trading, although not very large; was suficientiy distributed to make a good showing.The general tone \u2018of the market was firm, with Dominion steel firmer, and selling at 62 5-8.The preferred was quoted at 102 3-4, ex dividend.So Traction issues were steady, with Quebec Street heing quoted at 48 1-8.Toronto Rails were sold at 123, with evidence of further advances.Detroit United was quiet but steady at: 5%, while Rio was again in fair demand at 104 1-2.Power was quietly inquired after around 142 1-2 to 3-4, while Shawinigan was quoted at 105 3-4.Cement issues were steady, with no change in prices.\u2019 Milling stocks were firm, while a few low-priced issués and bank securities were bought up in small lots.The market altogether was on the quiet side, and this is largely accounted for by the fact that Wall street is resting off, owing to this being\u201d Columbus Day.STEEL AND RIO ACTIVE THIS PM The stock market was quiet this.afternoon, on account of the New York market being closed.were the only active issues during the session.There was no trading in Que- Tec Railway, chiefly owing to the fact that the.floating supply of this stock is now very small.THE bb Ts + New York, Oct.12.\u2014All ex- + + changes here are closed to- -day, + be Columbus Day.Ï TH bb rb bbb bas WABASH EARNIN GS Steel and Rio | THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS WEDNESDAY.OCTOBER 12, 1910.A PE ty SE wae RC EP EEE - SRN CEE RL a 5 sr IE AT TOYA New Grand Trunk Pacifi¢ Elevator at Fort William, the The .accompanying photograph is the ew Grand Trunk Pacific elevator at Fort William, through which the golden stream of wheat began to flow on Friday last.This first section, as seen here, has a capacity of 3,800, 000 bushels of wheat.The plans as shown in the office of the engineering department, McGill street, provide for extensions, and when they CANADA CEMENT CO.FIRM-TRADE IS GROWING are completed the capacity of be forty bushels\u2014the largest in the world.The Grand Trunk Pacific has on the south shore of the Mission River, 1,600 acres of land, giving the railway between six and great elevator will quired here, eight miles of waterfront.slon River has already been dredged out to a depth of twenty-five feet, MOLSONS BANK WILL SHOW NET OVER $600,000 Largest .in the World.which gives steaîners a new road up to the elevator, \u2018coming up \u2018through the Mission and going out toward Fort William and Port Arthur by the Kaministiquia River.It would be difficult to find a more ideal harbor site or to design more attractive and workable terminals then the G.T.P.have here at Fort William.= ; BIG EXPANSION IN EARNINGS OF CAN.NOR.RY.-\u2014-< DEPUTATION OF FINANCIERS TO VISIT EUROPE Wil Visit the Continent to Diseuss Ganadian Financial Matters -iNterest in Gur issues It was learned to-day that a deputation of Montreal and Quebec financiers will visit England and the Continent.Mr.Rodolphe Forget.M.P., Ms.J.N.Greenshields, K.C., of Montreal, and\u2019 Mr.Neuville Belleau, of Quebec, are leaving in about tivo weeks\u201d time \u2018for the purpose of introducing Canadian securities and giving general information regarding the present industrial and financial position of the country and its certain rapid growth.mme rer FREIGHT RATE QUESTION IS RESUMED TO-DAY Washington.Oct, 12\u2014Investigation hy the Interstate Commerce Commission into the proposed advances of freigut rates in eastern trunk line territory was resumed to-day at the Commission's offices after an adjournment of the hears ing from New York city.In a general way the increases suggested by railways affect nearly all articles of freight handled at either class or commodity rates .The full Interstate Commerce Commission,with Chairman Martin A, Knapp presiding, conducted to-day\u2019s hearing, which was attended by many railway officials and representatives of shipping interests, The burden of the work of the ralway in establishing a reasonable excuse for the proposed advances was undertaken by the Pennsylvania, Lhe \u201cBaltimore and Ohio, the New York Central and the Krie, although other lines interested were represented at the proceeding by counsel and by their operating and traffic officials.Lake Superior Mine Output for September LEAPING QUEBEC ST.RY.T0 BE CALLED ON BOURSE Ee INTO THE BOURSE.The exccuiive of the Paris Bourse has accepted the application of the QueneÇ Street Railway Company to lie: its steck and notification of trading in Queher Street on the Bourse js expected hourly by Mr.Rodolphe Forget, M.P During the past few Street has heen the Coulesse, or curb market in Paris.the Bourse was foretold in the \u2018Witness,\u201d and it is accepted as a compliment to Canadian securities, others \"f which will be listed, it is expected, in the near future.AMONG THE | MEMBERS -o=- (CHANGE À despatch from Chicago to the focal Board of Trade states .that the petition of Chicago Board of Trade asserts that rates on grain both hy rail and lake-and-rail from eastern points.\u2019 which roads, by conspiring together, established as ex- Lake rates, are unjust and unreasonable.months Quehee traded in heavily on what ix known as the The listing on Chicago to.; are reached export Her CONDITION OF CROPS VARY IN COMPARISCH The bulietin just issued sus Office of (he De Darin ey ture on crop conditions hr \u2018 ada, is only moderately \u201ctps Averages of conditions lower, hut mast Particuls on Northwest In Manitoba.Saskatel Ven berta, there is a drop or à i percent in the quality of on roots.hat the threshings i dj.the yield will be larcor far w and barley, than was Prarie, end of August Tor 1 ow ada the condition of rye uv September WHR NOY, whieh cent better than two vears geo better than last year.eas ave nearly eight percent Jaw tion than a year ago, bat on percent higher than in 190s I is about the same us last seas percent better than in 1908 wij o ed grains are better by rive joa last year and hy 1947 perce: Vears quo, Corn for huskines, compare.Three years, [2100 1900 nf jte percentages of SOOTY, SAUT srl : COIN for fodder of NENT NT TN 0 the respective Years, The vont y Potatoes is THON 41 ile plat hier, compared with 037 te: turnins, SLOU tu KSUL ut à beets, NLS to TH02 wor oy condition ranzod fron os oe fa Las a condition of S509 ror af September.and jt cxe + sun Maritime Provinces and Ontario.In Quebec und the Northwest Viees it is not more ibaa Ln pr and in British Colmmina 4 1 400 field crains in the pron tee just execed ND perecnt in qualits E timated yield of rve flis vonr oo ada is 1,654.000 bux A considerable amount .of ground- The notable advance made by the Can- Shows d Shrinkage Tt declares that serious injury has paré eaters\u2019 quite.ie x \u2018The earnings of the Wabash Railroad less ,anxiety appears.to be felt among adian Northern Railway Company dur- ¥ heen done in depriving the Chicago | Kher UT aE Se for August and the two months ended.| the smaller investors as to the finan- .ing recent months, in the extension and \u2014 market of advantugcs of cheaper form \u2018 9; Pope Ee rede 0 A 16 smalie The Molsons Bank is in a flourish- | consolidation of its system.à om- : a ; of water transportati : : je | L'on, Manitoba uarcut.Nes ono ugust 31 compare as follows: \u2014 ial t \u201cof ti Ce a Cement | ; Ne ste s con The output of the Lake Superior M water transportation and that it! $1.21, N > they 4 1919.1909.cial position of the Canada 8 ing condition.The annual statement, manding a good deal of the attention mines for September amounted to 17,-| was the intent of the railways in | venin of Care \\ Lol Aug.gross.$2,756,975 $2,624,167 Company and.its ability to continue which will be issued on Monday next, | both of the financial and commercial 429,635 pounds of copper.the smallest making the present adjustment of ex- | 5c at lake ors Ter median Net.2 ! 9937011 981,927 | dividends on the preferred stock.will prove one of the most satisfactory fraternity and the community at large.| output for any month since February, Lake rates to oo; trol for the rail ca ments.ports \u2018 2 mos.gross.5,101,406 4,862,532 | Various causes have operated 10 in the history of the institution.The company is making fine headway 1906, when it was 17.341.200 pounds.The ou.A contral Tor ihe rail car- | BH 0 anada western No © © Ket.1,571,606 1,644,789 create apprehension as to the solid wil) show substantial gains in the fig- under the direction of Mr.William Mae- output last month was 1,114,071 pounds, riers the business où transporUng 3 Canada western.2112\u20ac 01 lahr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Co position of several of the newer \u20acOm- ures of all departments, besides tell- kenzie, and an enterprising directorate.or §.percent less than during August.STäAIN betw een Chicago and Atlantie for immediate shipment: Gn'ario U li t d S iti ; panies-the drooping condition of the ing of constantly increasing business.The svecem is ove brançhine out more a ae drive sueh busi- | white.556 to 333u0 outshle.vo = \u2019 ON Py vigorous han e , an ach addi ; years c ares à ISS ake 32e alin die to 366 on eg « nIISLe ecuritles Amalgamated - Asbestos Company The net profits will be close on $650,- toe ten roving Soduetive ta two years compares as follows: ness from the Lakes.| The bo 82 yat outside, die ta DR ay tri being «one, i 000, \u2018which is equal to about 16.per- the company and advantageous to the January 19,200,127 18,007,000 10; : Manitoba flour quotations at I te Following are this morning's sales of |.But-as-far as can be ascertained cent on the capital stock of four mil- | country.l'ebruary.18.558345 18,107,790 - Business was fairly quiet in the Board | are: Hirst patents, $5.70 soc out put unlisted securities furnishad to the \u2018Wit- the:-Canada Cement Company- is ab- lion dollars.The reserve will be plac- The increased capacity of the railway March .20,062,442 20.053, 600 col Trade to-day on account of the ab- | tents, $5.20 strong hr TE free, Lun ness\u2019 by Mr.W.P.O'Brien:\u2014 solutely secure, with very bright pros- ed at $4,400,000, or $400,000 more than is naturally refleeted in its car nings April + +8 00 02.19, 473,479 19, 166,100 | sence of American grain quotations\u2014 percent Glasgow freights, 27s fd, .fia.Asked.pects.before it.the capital stock.which show continually increasing May .+.+ s.19,07T,336 19,917,500 to- day being Columbus Day.Members Ontario flour, winter wheut Menr \u2018sr B.C.Packers.MER 38 - Mr.Frank P.Jones, the general gains, in spite of the outlay of con- June .+.+ ,.18,ST6,728 20,7 566,3 300 | fxpressed SOTO Ww at the death of Mr.future delivery.$3.10 10 $5,50 in oye ; ; .di.Æ .: , y ce 4.ve.226,948 4 \u2018ber Ny des.i ers\u2019 es: 1 ills Boner Bhar 111103 ap maméger Im aiscuraine che companys re sums, of money on mprover Jt, REE shinny | remets more Canadian Power.21 53 57 business with the \u2018Witness\u2019 this morn- MISSOURI PACIFIC Total earnings for the week ended Oc- September 17,429,635 20,177,917 Following is Tuesday's receipts of Canadian Under.95\u201428 95\u201432 ing, stated that he was not only well : tober 7 were $325,900 as compared with CT, Toni grain at l\u2018ort William and Port Arthur Cereal Com.1 1718 20 satisfied with the orders coming in,, $298,200 for the corresponding week of Total: .169,348.947 177,538,517 in carloads: nh heal, No.1 hard, pue J Cereal Pfd.\u2014~ 80 and the company\u2019s ability to fill4 The earnings of the Missouri Pacific last year, while earnings since July 1 i : 1 northern.115: No.2 northern, 205; No.Hill Crest Com.29 - 88 them, nut that the outlook before the for August and the two months -ended are $3,923,900 \u2018ad 4¥ainst $2.025,600 for BROKER HAS NO ASSETS.3 horthers, aad Noy donorthern, =6; No Colored Cotton.21117 501 35 | corporation was singularly bright.August 31 compare as fo 1 high imerogse of.sus 300.year show the New- York, ©ect.12.\u2014 Manik FH.grades 29% \u201cWinter nil; total, 652, as .3 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 g S - against 137 + vear: oats.97 bLarlew at 'antern Canada Power, 44 at 35 25 .| Aug.gross.$4,721,588 , \u2014 - : bet of the brokerage Homey.es fae against asl last year; oats, 37; barley, Sle.United States Steel Net.1,345,402 212/958 co.7 .& Co.in a voluntary petition in bank- UT \u2014\u2014 2 mos.gross.«+.8,864,694 8 583,124 Winnipeg Grain Prices ruptey, states that he has unknown lia- Mr.Donald James, of Bristol, was in- UNION PACIFIC.- ._\u2014 Net.2,168,850 2,534,958 : bilities, and that he has no assets.\u2018Île troduced on \u2018Change L£o-day by the sce- .J = _, New York, Oct.12\u2014Continued shrink- \u2014 names thirty-five secured creditors, 1% retary: Ar McLeod, of Stratford New York, October 12.\u2014Mortimer L.age in unfilled tonnage of the Steel Cor- eee Following is the course of prices at Augustus Heinze being one of them.by Mr.D.Plewes, and \"Messrs, WC Schiff has been elected a director of poration is due almost entirely to fall- Winnipeg to-day: \u2014_\u2014- Cross and C.R.Walker, of Glaseow, by Union Pacific; to succeed P.A.Valen- ing off in orders for heavy steel, partis MORNING BOARD.Wheat\u2014 CHEESE AND BUTTER Mr.H W.Dwyer Le Lo he ;, cularly plates, steel rails and structural _ Oct.Nov.Dec.May.: en j ce - tine, who \u2018has for some time been material.Shaw.Rights, 3:8 to th Close 96% 96 94 99 Cheese is in better export demand, - an inactive member : of the board.Since Oct.1 the Steel Corporation has Sitch | ights, 3 to dE eet, books Open 96% 9614 9414 99 and Westerns quote locally at 11 1-2 to GOLD IN CLARENDON MINES.| We are offering choice Other directors were re-elected.beer showing a shrinkage of at least el 2 p High .97% 96% 95 - 100% 41 34 ts hile East figure at Kingston, Ott.12.\u2014What are looked | à ; 13,000 tons a day in unfilled tonnage, a nas: Ry.115 at 481, 50 at 48 1-8.Low 96% 9614 944 99 cents.wv re \u201cas erns ure upon as fine samples of gold have been : : 2: total of about 130,000 \u2018tons.Deducting Quebec Ry.115 at 48%, \u201c| Close.971$ 963 94% yoy 11 1-4 to 11 1-2 cents.Secured at Clarendon Mines.and it is industrial and municipal Cobalt Market Dull this from unfilled tonnage on Sept.30 Richelieu, 75 at 92 Oats\u2014 Butter is steady, with choicest \\nderstood that a number of Kingston : A he last would bring the figure down to 328,- ve CE at, .28 Oct.Dec.May.creamery at 24 1-2 to 25 cents, and men are forming a company to work ; L, + 1000 toms, or practically the same as it ower, 5 at 142%, 50 at 142%, 25 at mose L314 Va L684 Cennnd Dualit 99 1.9 95 cents ve bonds, whose merit we have i s 1 w « 14215, À restos +02 A 24/2 07% second quality 22 1-2 to 23 cents per 3e mine.> Following were the sales \u2018and.quota.Was on Sept.30, 1904 Open 311; 3214 37 tions of Cobalt stocks repnrted by Gor- \u2014\u2014 oser 100 at 104, 75 at 104 5-8, 100 at | PER 1 11 CU 1 SR 53 GL.pound.| - Ce loselv i tigated.at pri .sauraîe = .- .oe CY nya de 1 ! \u2014 1 .3 don & Shorey, 84 St.Francois Xavier \"SOUTHERN RAILWAY.Shawinigan Rights.369 at 3-5.Low ve ee a sue al 32% I EGG MARKET FIRM b closely investigated, at prices .\u2014 - Lo 10 at es es «ee aly DEN : .! Richmond, Va.October 12.\u2014At| Winnipeg, 10 at 193.\u2014\u2014 i \u2018ails i g ield 5% d © MORNING SALES, go ; : Lu pes, a or , , A firm feeling prevails in the egg to yle © ana over.ORNI Southern Railway annual meeting, Mexican, 55 at 87, 5) at 8714.LIVE STOCK MARKET, OCT.12.market under a good demand from y Hh Geo.F.Baker, jr., 10534.5 Adrian Iselin, jr.Shawinigan, 10 at 50 bute , le.23 milch : ?.Lo \u2018 Un.Pac., 1000 at 1%.; es \u2019 About 950 butchers\u2019 cattle, 25 mile local buvers and outside sources.; Temiskaming.1460 at 85.as panier and divan 2 an Tron bret.fo Ww 1023.cows and springers, 300 calves, 900 Sales of strictly new laid are made ANNUITY BONDS Correspondence invited.' Asbestos, 40 at 10.Switch Rights, 115 at 3.2 at 3 1-8.Can.Car pref., 26 at 1021, Int.Coal & C., 2500 at 72.Ogilvie, 5 at 126.Ogilvie Pfd., 10 at 125 2 at 1255.Woods Com, 3 at 1284.Steel Corp, 5 at 624, sheep and lambs, and 900 hogs were } at 35c to 35c, selected stock at 23c, and offered for sale at the East End Ab-| No.attoir this forenoon.Trade was sluw, with no change to note in the prices.About 25 carloads of North-West cattle were on the market, the best of these sold at about 5 1-2c per Ib.range cattle sold at from 4 1-2¢ to years.2 at 166 to lic per dozen.PRODUCE TRADE IS BRISKER OF THE Township J Elgin, (ue.Duluth-Superior Gains | CANADIAN NORTHERN.Minneapolis, October 12.\u2014Latest reports indicate Canadian Northern will be a big loser by forest fires, but no other railways will have serious loss- The earnings of the Duluth-Superior Company for the first week in October shows an increase of $1,263, or 6.3 percent over the same week of last year.Earnings for the \u2018year to date are 55, 6 at 125%, CANADA SECURITIES CORPORATION, Limited 15 at 621, 125 ! \u20ac © at 621, 1 at 63, 125 at 62%, 5 at 625, 5 1-4c, and the common stock, 2 3-4c ! 3324, 832 Ae ain ne pod oar es, as the country is unsettled.25 at 6214.to 4c per 1b, Milch cows sold at from DENOMINATIONS of $1,000, and each ! 1969 ! - Cement Pfd., 75 at 83.$35 to $65 each; springers at $25 to $50 one ig redeemed by 30 Annual Payments Hon.C.J.Doherty, K.C., M.P.Pres.-GIROUX CONSOLIDATED.of $65.05.Boston, October 12.\u2014While no official announcement has been made, it is understood that the Giroux Consolidated Mines Company will eventually build its own smelter.No date has apparently yet been fixed for the __ = a 3- commencement of production, but in 25 at 62 3-8, 25 at 62 3-8, 25 at 3- its early stages the Giroux ores will 10 at 62 1-2, 5 at 62 1-2, 25 at 62 3- be sent to the Tooele smelter of the 25 at 62 1-4, 10 at 62 1-2, 25 at 62 1-4, Crown Res, 100 at 2.65, 200 at 2.66.Royal Bk., 10 at 244%, 8 ut 243, 20 at each.Grass fed calves sold at 3c ta 4 1-2c per lb.; good veals at 5c to 7c; sheep sold at about 4c per 1lb.; lambs, 243 S 30 days, 1 at 244.AFTERNOON BOARD at 5 3-4c to 6c; good lots of hogs sold = at about 8 3-4c per 1b.Power-\u201475 at 142 1-2.~~ Steel C \u201425 at 62 3-8, 25 2 .4 62 2.8.at li æ 3x Levis County Ry.to Meet 8 - 2 Local produce merchants slate that Rodolphe Forget, M.P., - Vice-Pres.business in cheese with the Old Country is developing briskness.For some weeks past trade has been lagging with buying from the English merch ant of a hand- to-mouth order.Orders during the past three days, however, have been cf a larger kind, and indications are that a lavger nulk of business will be but through during the present month.The butter market continues SECURITY All the Taxable Property of the Township, which is one of the richest districts of the Province of Quebec, and which is situated in the County of Huntingdon, Que.DEBT.$40,000 Issued.Authorized $80,000.PRICE ON APPLICATION.Geo.H.Goooerham, M.P.P., Vice- Pres HEAD OFFIGE, 179 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL.Cotton Mills Resuming Plainfield, Conn., Oct.12\u2014Cotton mills fn all parts of Windham and New London county have gone on full time.They employ over 3000 hands.The cotton mills in \u2018Kent county,the adjoining county of Rhode Island, employing aver 5.- 000 hands, have also started.full time The annual meeting of the stockhold- cass.; Cw i i 5 i ti i i \u2014Ex-div., 1 percent.ers of the Levis County Railway for the Witt: liberal supplies.There is a big | after 16 weeks\u2019 two-third time schedule.International Smelting & Refining Shawinigan\u2014Ex OL t demand for the Seplember make, and à \u2018 Company for treatment.Quebec Ry.\u201413 at 48, 50 at 48.election of directors and the transaction Lait ireuiry for \u2018he later product But of other business will be held at Levis, on Wednesday, the:nineteenth day of Oc- Ottawa Power\u201410 at 116.suprlies will he large in spite of the ; Power Bds.\u20141,000 at 99 1-2.: .; - shipments of cream across the bordzr, Ç Meredith & GOm di ° Mexican L: and P.\u201450 at 87 3-4, 50 tober next, at 10.850 o\u2019clock in the atid the shipment of butter out west.I morning.The fine weather of the summer for LIMITED pastures, and the abundance of foddar, have contributed towards a very large make, and expectations are for a continued easy market, with possibly lower prices ruling in a few days.in Cobalt Stocks at 88.Ogilvie Bds.\u20142,000 at 113.- Switch Rights\u201420 at 3, 25 at 3, 10 at 3, > : 05 at: 3.Det t\u201450 at 57.Our Fall Investment Pamphlet contains Pros Rubber Exports Incroase The following tabulation of rubber exports from Brazil during the past Molsons\u201416 at 210.Members of Montreal Stock Exchange, market easy, No.1, $11 fo $11.50;; ex- Darragh.07%, 1 McKinley ORDINARY STOCK.xiv lea, of the The following price compl ; ® Cotton Bds.\u20145,000 at 101 3- 4 seven eas at his industry: - rovering the past few days.indi - | particulars of a number of attractive invest= Black Lake\u201410 at 19.\u2019 advancement Sri EE, Value the present trend of the Cobalt Jr ilvie\u201410 at 126 1-4, 25 at 427.Year, f 1, kilos.in pouarls, ket and the rortunities exi=iin: \u2018 \u2018ment securities, combining security with a high Textile Bas.Set A-\u2014250 at 97.90g LL.ELT EXE hy CARTWRIGHT SH ARES es aud tie opportunities + Iron, Preferred\u2014T5 at 103.ve we 383 9,393 Co \u2018return or prospects of enhanced future value.Nova Scotia (xd, 1% pencent)\u2014100 at 1995 :1 11 21 Eas TOT OL Tet on 84.907 :1 11 11 56,490 12,644,387 our A GOOD INVESTMENT 1910.ps Co \u201c5 § Copy mailed on application.Coal, Preferred\u201410 at 11414, 8 at 115, 1908 LL +.88.208 11,772,378 FOR YOU AND ANY- Buffalo st on ; ; ; | 8 at 115.1909 .39,026 18,926,061 = \u2018 \u201cobant 2 1 FL .on '] Rio\u201495 at 104%, 3 at 104, 25 at tre BODY ELSE, WHO IS Sh or obalt DE: x 1 McCUAIG BROS.& COMPANY, 10005 ak a0 ss Sai % | BALED may PLENTIEUL Present LOOKING FOR SOME.(CM SN \u2019 FO chants Bank\u20141 at 186 Heavy deliveries of hay keeps the THING BETTER THAN Little Nipissing .EN \u201c14 x No.2, $10 to $10.50: No.2, $9 to eters ake.Lao 157 St.James Street, 22 Metcaife Street, $550) Cetver med, $7.50 to 545) and Investments Right on Lake.SE xq MONTREAL.OTTAWA.clover, $7 to 7.50, You are put under no obligation by \u2019 \"3% INVESTMENT RETURNS Cobalt produced 25.900,000 our silver in 1909, and will] break + OAT MARKET EASY.Many investors hold se- sending to us for particulars regarding ARR i, cr 7 plivéstment Jeturns furnished Lhe The oat market continues easy with curities which do not cord hy many million ounces in : : No.2 CW.¢ 74 to é; No, 5 C.W.: : .\u2018 - TRUST & LOAN CO OF CANADA Bond Broker, BL.st Frincois-Xavier Ne, v.at, Nes focal white Seine yield them a satisfactory this new and profitable Canadian enter- Buying and selling orders in all * j reet, 5 oon session , and No.3 local white, 3 to income.ji _.i 3 1 of the Stock Exchange: \u2014 ; eT car \u201clots, eX.store.des , ; prise.Cobalt Stocks executed on the Hr 4 { P pi Return rt Write us about your in- \u2014 ° real and Toronto Exchanges- A .- rice, Div.P.C.b EUGENE COOKE, ; (New Building) Bell Tel, Ca.145 8% 551| HONEY IN QUIET DEMAND.vestments, and we may be .,.i 0 ., ; - A ji à it f th A J ESTES & CO.Gs \u20ac > ffic Can.Car Pfd.» 102 TU 6.83 re is no change in honey, for able to suggest an ex (Representing the Underwriters of the A ; « Fine\u2019 Spacious round Floor, Oo © Canada Cement Pref.82 7 858 arin Chas emo Shange In honey.idl change.Cartwright Securities) ) MER (Area 1,925 Square Feet) u e for Can.Pac Ry.Ati 195 5 Sas +19 lots.Glover white honey.Le ta 15e; ; dark 505 Morchants Bank Building, Commercial Union Building.row serve ines.= 00 2.3 rades, 1 oC oO c,.white extract- I dt h , > ; ar =n , ) Bank or Insurance Company \u2018 Dom.Tron Com 11 a ; 508.ea, 1o%e to Te: buckwheat, 76 to The.oun cliente avai them.Tel.3362 Main - - P.O.Box 293.Tel.Main 7635-7636.MONTRE} (Vault area quare Fee om.Iron Com.62 4 6.45 \u2014 \\ Ready for occupation about 1st December.Pom.Lron Pret a 1 1162 1 8:68! GRAND TRUNK EARNINGS selves of ol itis 0 ' Oi 7a a Apply Dom.Textile Pref.97 7 7.21 The earnings of the Grand Trunk dea ing wi © es OIL! OiL a fi.È Duluth Sup.St, Ry.81 5 8.17 | Railway for the first week in October all kinds.« investigate the Oil Market TRUST & LOAN GO.OF CANADA 26 st, James St, Montreal, Hiinois Tr BY Pref.Te 6 7 tie same Nea Ft year $5,635 over s WICK, MITCHELL & CO Handsome profits made in Ji.nois Traction Pref.4} the same week of last year, .g 2 MAR ' : Lake Woods Com.127 38 6.29 _\u2014\u2014\u2014 R S a The Fuel of the Future.1 Lake Woods Pref.123 7 5-89 EAST BUFFALO CATTLE.oyal ecurities CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS.We have several! good stocks on our : _ a Rose ines., .\u2018 .! ri ire lhone x \u2014 = \" : eee 2 5 5.43 Fast Buffalo, Oct.12.\u2014Cattle receipts, : , Write, Wire or A Machay Bref.1! 9% 1 1338] 100 head steady: prices uncrangea (Corporation, Limited 11 ziacpiamey (Quenee Bag Blin) |v mACCUAIG - Bro | ad LL | Soo R Q Power ee 132 7 5.50 Seals receipts, 125 head; active and David S.Kerr, C.A.(Scat.).794 Main.Lity and District Bank Buildin.\u20ac NY =\u2019 ontr vo \u201853: Hogs receipts, 2,500 head: fairly ac- 164 St James Street, Montreal 86 ST.JAMES 5 SN Montreal ob a; 1 Com.aa 1 3.23: tive and 15c to 256 higher; heavy, $9.10 Es 2) \u201c | Nova Scotia Steel Com.: .ive ; , Î 1 Steel Pref.122 8 6.56'| to $9.15; mixed, $9.20 to $9.25; yorkers R ; 4 na, Nova Scotia Steel Pref.122 § 850 to 0 IL.SES! loushs.760 te ros; Toronto Quebec Halifax.BRYANT BROTHERS & C0.W.CRAHAM BROWNE & \u20ac 4 oO Fr CANADA, Li LIMITED.\"Ogilvie Milling Pref.125 7 5.60 dairies, $9.00 AL 5 400 head; Lendon Eng 84-88 8t.Francols Xavier Straat, \u2019 : \u20ac Penmans Com.5 4 6.74: eep and \u2018a , 5, ea > \u2019 : Montreal.To d steady: lambs, sl EALERS IN 3ONDS.Cs E Bho ne dKERSs TE + ;B rd i RS ROC Nas og Se Sure Eg and rise lower: lambs, $5.50 to 7 20 STOCK BROKERS bin ; Power Co.105% 4 ; earlings, $5.25 to $5.50; wethers, $4.50 i stocks a specialt nin INSURANCE Shave Ree Cam has [io 84 Toy fas, $n to UE, 20, Es Ai Socks 2 SPOCIANY 222 SL.James Street, Mont Twin City St.Ry.113% 6 30 mixed, $2.o , et ea oe A VE A \u2018Lh A 3 BE .H + vaut , Re ; i = UN - a 6 pe.= \u20ac TIME MONTREAL DAILY \u2018en.cui Las y PO WW, Truman, who is as- He Sane with Vr Sneidon\u2019s business, all ne ps the parlor of 224 Prince ue ; Lp 16065 this mernind glad, no Al 4 vospité from work, to see PN ide, He wos rother excited Ps ! pa esible developments ut tas Oat 5 Lt James street.Jie en- thon SIT ether Mr Burnside thought \u2018ax.vif 4 \u2026 pense the dors backed, Mr.pr |\u2019 C , copaîde-1 1 = Tesults ol ve 3 NE sito ee aan etter far the Cn Fen neither wid he, ne said.1 ne po Me Truaxs CNDGniry, intend | fon Lap en is IMOTMIME clothes to go hea- ei wp how matters were going 10 nt Ne had been up till 2 a.m.ans- nox Ce aelephenes.and the morning ah ; a sen been Mull of enquiries.en omtanee with his statement Troe Cav, Mr Barnside will give the OW © rent details of all Sheldonian trans- ani pions.>< far as he is able to do =o, far \u201cvip, xholdon himself does not ap- 1 nt ur al the office in St James street tem.Ca hy Doan gas re.«Db Sheldon left her resi- hais dope, KA Lansdowne avenue, West- fal.moi, t, between 3 and 4 o'clock yes- en tordav aiterneon, and bas not yet re- the \u2019 \u2019 ; defendant in : (Continued From Page 1.) turned home.although pected back last night.This morning two seizures were entered in the Superior C.D.Sheldon, The first séizure is by Mr.J.O, La- she croix, advocate, who, on the tenth Of September, last, invested five hundred dollars with him, and wishing now to the usual ground of credible information that the the province with have his present maney refunded, proceedings, on takes the ( has left intent to defraud his creditors.Fhe other seizure iz bv the Desbar- ; ais Advertising Agency, and it is tak- | en in the hands of T.A.Reeb, ty attach any property the defendant nay i have at his riding academy.\u2018 Yesterday afternoon it was Mrs.Sheldon who, by telephone, gave instructions to the office staff to place the notice on the door stating that | the place would.as a stock exchange P-liday in New York, be closed today.Mr.Sheldon had not previously given instructions.This afternoon at the Sheldon residence in Lansdowne avenue, there a hailiff in possession.Mrs.Sheldon has not yet returned.\u2018Mr.Sheldon is expected back to-mprrow morning.[p71 THE ARMY yg Can 441., hells, mix- 4.nsk- .- Lieut.Col.Howell, No Longer a Salvationist, Tells Why.eat mm _ PAS NEW IMMIGRATION PLAN.COSTS ES Ce c, N.R.Have Scheme to Take A Morc Than Passing Interest in Immigrants.we Mr.Thomas Howell, general imnil- TR gration agent for the Canadian Nor- Loon torn Company, is in the city to-day, et vompleting the organization of the [use voix immigration and Kolonization de- \"ts sarument.of which he is the head.bla Mr.Howell was formerly Lieut.-C'ol.for Howell, of the Sajvation Army.and fect \"y vrars he was lead of the immigra- mr \u201can department of that wonderful ni s wlitor-in-chief of the Salva- (Arno periodicals.; department is made up of wih experience, men who know as snd men who are specialists, ; \"speak.in their knowledze of pi ft qprovinees.The settiers will B pet he benefit of their advice ard E TP ee he le immigration : 5 ; rage settlers to take up,home- ME We will co operate with other P \u201cJU The west to settle the coun- À f ; 17 wilh advise settlers as to the - 1 TS te take up land, or where PU L Prations will be in demand; we \" 1 see that they are oe tés Cr te Pipe où uepartmen:t will ; cours or ta ; Leds nnd find homes for all.\u2019 b Dual uittention will be paid to the \u201cut of suitable domestics and dss as well as girls for other the it work i.; Salvation pn ; l liivigration \u201chas usked.\u201cloo think so.Drm O10 Army cntirely to Mr.going now?\"my part I lhe Pianola Piano _ Is Different , Among the exclusive superlori- \"5e Pianola Piano are the de- give one a control over the .7-7 Metrostyle, the Themodist 5 :,, 7 \u201c other marvellous inven- i \"7 enable the person with no A, _ MIN to put his own feel- à 7 \u2018i music.More than 300 er, NF ©.ciect these various features : .+L of the Pianola Piano's ET h .-rTemacy.It is these features ._ © + #0 other instrument\u2014that ?- or the Pianola Piano the \u201csement of nearly all of the \u201casters of music.Montreal only at D \u2014 in NORDHEIMERS\" Limited vo Ca ; ; « vatherine and Mountain Sts.ar ee ») | tr for will he most zlad to co-operate with the Army at all times and give them any assistance possible, DEATH OF MR.IRONSIDE The Largest Exporter of Cattle in Canada.There died this morning after an illness of about five months, Mr.Richard Ironside, of cattle in (Canada.horn in London, Ontario, parents fifty-six year ago, and as a young man went West where he started the cattle exporting business some twenty-seven years ago.He be- of | cume associated with Mr.Gordon, and THE LATE MR.ROBERT IRONSIDE.formed the firm of Gordon and Tron- side, which later developed into Gordon, Ironside & Faire Ltd.In Manitobia Mr.Ironside was a member of the Legislature for a number of Years.and was for two years a member of the Council \u2018or the Montreal Board of Trade, The late gentleman held the record cattle exp \u2018tation from Canada.having sent o 70,000 head of catt'e from the Dominion to Great Britian in one year alone.He was a Pres- .byterian, and of an extremely modest disposition, and there were many expressions of regret on the Board of Trade this morning, when it was lentned that lie was dead.Mr.Ironside is survived hy his wife and two sons, and will be buried on Friday./ AUTO AND ENGINE COLLIDE Engine Driver and Chauffeur Saw Danger in Time to Apply Brakes Early last evening an accident happened, which, had it mot been for the promptness of hoth parties concerned, might have been a tragedy.An automobile belonging to Mr.L.Leclerc, a furniture dealer, on (Centre street, Point St.Charles, was crossing the Grand Trunk Railway track in a southerly direction, when an engine entering the Bonaventure station, struck it.throwing the occupants out.Mr.L.Leclerc, the chauffeur of the automobile, and Mr.Charles Clement.the driver of the engine, both saw the danger in time to put on the brakes and thus lessen the force of the collision.Mr.Leclerc had three gentlemen with him in the automobile, Mr.Joseph Letourneaux, Arthur Lefebvre and Joseph Trudel, when -the accident occurred, and they were all thrown out, but escaped without injury, except to the machine, which suffered somewhat.The occupants of ithe automobile claim that the gates of the track were open at the time of the accident, while the engineer of the engine, Mr.Clement, as well as Sergt.John Collins, who is attached to the Workman street station, say that thev were closed.Howheit the sergeant intends to gather all the information he can about the affair and make a full report to Chief Campeau this morning.EXHIBITION IN 1912 Montreal's first industrial exhibition, it was decided this morning, is to be held in 1913.The industrial commission meeting was a lengthy one, and decided many questions demanding attention, but before an adjournment was moved all was made ready for immediate action.In view of the grant of ten thousand dollars promised by \u2018the Provincial Government i was decided to ask Sir Lomer Gouin.to appoint à member of his government to the commission.Then was considered the question of a fair grounds.This, it was felt, should be near the railways, so that visitors and exhibits alike could be brought directly to the spot.Mr.Thomas Gauthier suggested St Helen's Island.saving that a ridge conld he built from the north end to Me Gill street.\u2018Yes, for a million dollars,\u201d comment - ed by Mr.R, Wilson-Smith.It was finally decided to call for tenders for a suitable site, the specifications beoing for a field of one to two hundred acres.The tenders will oe opened on November 9th.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 EMPRESS OF BRITAIN REPORTED.The Canadian Pacific liner \u2018Empress of Britain\u2019 was abeuam Point Amour at 6.50 a.m.to-day.She is due at Quebec about 6 to-morrow evening ani her saloon passengers are expected to arrive here about midnight.was ex- Court against is | the largest exporter Mr.Ironside was Scots | governor.Mr.STUDENTS G0 | - TO MISSIONS Farewell Banquet at McGill to Messrs, Piers and Brooks.BRAZIL AND CEYLON.Dean Adams on the Meeting of Eastern and Western Civilizations.| Last night about a hundred McGill | students gathered at Strathcona Hall to hear the parting words of Mr.Murray G.Brooks and Mr.E.O.Temple Piers, who sail shortiy to take up missionary work in foreign fields.The gathering took the form of a banquet, and an abundant supply of : delicacies were prepared for those pre- i sent.Dean Adams presided and, introducing the speaker, made a few preliminary remarks on the importance of Eastern evangelization.\u2018Lord William Cecil,\u2019 said the Dean \u2018told us last fall that a critical .time | in the history of the world was never or seldom realized by the people of | that time:; When a certain Pope heard \u2018that one\u201d\u2019of hig priests had publicly burned a papal bull, and had pinned a new declaration of faith to the church door, he said,\u201d \u2018Well, when he gets sober, he will take it down.\u2019 This Pope did not realize that he had reached a critical time.: \u2018We must realize that we live in a critical time.We live in a time when two great civi'izations have come face to face.The Eastern ideals have spread over vast areas in one dir- | ection and the Western ideals have! taken possession in the other direction.| They have at last come together, and the great question at the present is, ca the Occidental civilization eliminate that of the East?What will become of the earth in the next fifty years?\u2018Another critical event is the great change that has come over the East.I am told that China has changed more in the last twelve years than it did in the two thousand previous to that.WITNESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ~~ 12, 1910.AT $10-00 $1 5-00 $18-°° Are the Best Value in Canada.Custom Department.Give your orders to\u2019 our custom department for your fall suit or overcoat.We are prepared to supply you with the latest styles and designs for fall, 1910.423 Notre Dame St.West | | WM.CURRIE, 905 St.Catherine St.East.! \u2018Now, if the East takes our civiliza- i tion it should also take our religion.and we are glad as McGill men, that we can take a part in sending our religion to the East.We have with jus Murray Brooks.who goes to | Ceylon to look after a Strathcona Hall ; over there, and we have a'so Mr.Piers, | who goes to Brazil : ! The Dean then introduced the new Wm.Birks.who spoke i of his satisfaction in seeing that Me- | Sir Wilfrid Laurier returned to Ottawa vesterday.} Mr.and Mrs.S.H.C.Miner arrived at the Windsor yesterday from Boston.: : .; Gin men were doing active work.! Lady Drummond will spend the win- The body doing missimnary work,\u201d | ter abroad, with her son, Mr.Guy : said the speaker.\u2018 is like an army Drummond.ion the march\u201d The passive body.) Lady Shaurhnessy and Miss t however, he likened to the army in| Shaue v ; \u2018this : = A S 7 \"er : his | winter quarters, and he ! Shaughnessy were In Quebec thi ! showed the | | loss of energy they sustained.We | must keep moving\u2019 was the mora! he - i pointed.week, stopping at the Chateau.Mrs.A, H.B.Mackenzie and family.Dorchester ' street, have returned to Mr.II.O.Temple Piers.who leaves | town after their summer sojourn at for Sao Paulo.to take chars» of the | Beaconsfield.svrveving department of Mackenzie | Mr.and Mrs.Colin Campbell and College, was the next speaker.In his, family are closing their summer re- I parting address Mr.Piers gave tome | of the reasons why men should\u2019 take , UP foreign work, \u2018Just think,\u2019 he said.\u2018of the need of sidence at St.Hilaire and returning to town this evening.Miss Maraquita Martin, who was in Te ; town for her cousin's (Miss Aileen | foreign work.Tn Brazil, where T am Smith's) wedding, has returned to t oinz, the need js verv great.Tt needs Ottawa.: : help more than the East.probably he- canse help ig not sent there so much.and if a man oaks into foreign work he cannot help but see the need.A nrominent educational missionarx in Miss Irene Griffin, was the hostess in honor of Miss :Mifdred Corneil Covers were laid for.tèn.Brazil says: \u2018It seems to be ahsolutelv Miss Laurie, daughter of General \u2018necessary to have the hackbone of; Laurie, of : London, who had been the teaching force in the college © Quebec, sailed on Saturday Christians, who rome to stav.sound .for home.men without cant, hut with the root ; Dr.T.G.Roddick and Mrs.Rod- of the matter in their hearts, This | dick, who have been abroad since Shacational work is the nahlest work about the middle of July, arrived ; can no If y done i\" Brazil.\u2019 | horr2 this morning.- our religion is false.change jt.if! Montreal fri + « ; .; .iends of r.A ef.let us heln propagate it.Tt is onlv Labrador, and Mrs.Peau air to give it to the other nations.be interested in learning of the birth to-day at a very :enjoxable luncheon Mission work, Mr.Piers said.was tho hest way in which a man could use his life: it claimed the best and broadest men, and it was the hanniest life, as the missionaries were the only class who would.withouf exception, change their life far no other.Mr.Murray Brooks nrefuced remarks Dv giving a James and the other members of th commission, and following the cerr- mony the visitors and guests werr driven around the town, In the even ing à banquet was held to commemer- ate the occasion.Special trains were run from T- ronto and London for the event.Ti+ reached Berlin at almost the sam\u2019 time, and the 29th Battalion Band met the guests and participants at the station and played them a welcome Twenty automobiles were in readines to.carry the guests to the skatin rink, and the utmost entTlusiaët marked the occasion.SEARCH FOR COWART re rer Who Allowed Boy to be Killed t : Save Himself, New York, October 12-\u2014A poh dragnet has been thrown over Nes York to-day to capture the man.oni\u201d known by the name of \u2018Pickles.wi last night seized a helpless twelve: year-old boy, Charles Kischer, an! held the lad's body as a shield whiir another man pumped bullets at him.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BIBLE CLASS BANQUET.Fairmount Ave.Methodist Rib Class held a banquet in the schol room last evening, which was one © the most successful in its histor Nearly 50 members and guests ver present, and after partaking otf fi abundant repast provided, an intr esting programme was enjoyed.Th chair was occupied by Mr.Harr Swetland, president of the class.at addresses were given by Mr.Vo Frith, superintendent of the adult Jd- partment of the school, the past the superintendent, Mr.R.J.Lt mer, and Mr.Trott, while the po gramme was varied by local seleciir by Mr.and Mrs.Allardice and Mi Old, and the rendition of an vorien poem by Mrs.Ams.The class, nd its capable teacher.Mr.Jas.Alli dice, is planning a vigorous campiic for enlargement of membership a extension of work.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 C.P.R.ENTERS STRATFORD.By the taking over of the charte: - the St.Mary's and Western Onis\u201d Railway.the Canadian Pacific F- - way has secured an entrance Stratford, Ont.and the rich farm\" country surrounding it.Stratford also one of the Grand Trunk I= wav's most important divr=\"\" points.444444 SEE tad ; : THE WEATHER .bbb bass For Presh northwest to north winds.| and decidedly cool to-day and on Thus day.Bharp froste to-night.Yesterday's minimum and max temperatures were: Victoria, Roo Edmonton, 40, 34; Prince Alben +f Calgary, 48.40; Qu'Appelle.542\" nipez, 5S, 34: Port Arthur, ~6.uu Sound.#62, 22, Toronto, TÔ, 46° 0 64, 36: Montreal, 82.38.Quebe., St, John.#2, 40; Halifax, 58.\"5.Pressure continues very low Atlantic coasts, while a pren high and cool wave has spread v lake region.Fair weather preva erally attended by very strone westerly winds in the Gulf of =! rence and the Maritime Provin:- Washington.Oct, 12.-\u2014Fnreca- tern States and Northern New Y\" to-night and Thursday, canler t with frost in north and central »¢ maderate to brisk northwest shit north winds Western New York.far 9 0c on Thursday.cooler to-nigh: wi brish north winds diminisions Lower Lakes, brisk north night and Thursday, with gene\u201d weather.§ os ER A TH 5 CERN «her Rea RR CT At l OO Fo wf 4 A 4 x i ; THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER.1Z, .910.\u2014_\u2014 After ON .La Grippe VIS \u201c had, suffered several weeks C wih LaGrippe.Had pains in | my head and eyes.It felt as ough there was a heavy weight ON.on the top of my head, until it cemed that my brain would Also burst.I was so nervous that * oui t or sleep.When | could not res p { dozed of 1 would awake with 4 sudden jerking of my whole Clark Alt \\ Lod.Dr.Miles\u2019 Nervine, Heart on J Remedy and Nerve and Liver 0 pilis cured me.A number of ast.friends have since realized the the saine benefits.stand MRS.ALVIN H.LOCKS, à her Seabrook, N.H.the The after effects of LaGrippe s Sir are often more serious than the Roos disease, as it leaves the system Tic] in a weakened condition that vhite.invites more serious troubles, 2bo .rom such as pneumonia, etc bu.Dr.Miles girl.usse Restorative Nervine lap: ' Jar, ould be taken for some time ra to thoroughly restore nerve Vice elo.strength.ry price $1.00 at your druggist.He should Th- supply you.If he does not, send price wi.lo us, we forward prepald.Wa- an etrir es een per- Barr CANADIANS LEAD elen- .us Tiree Ontario Lady Golfers ; y ; cuiar Survive First Round of 4\u2018 .U.S.Championships.chieago, Oct.12.\u2014The Cznadian and - esiern ladies competing \u2018no the United elec.cotes golf championships held their Lyre avn vesterday, and many of them were stihlr .\u2026n paired for the second round for to- oO Lu tne; iiss Dorothy Campbell ino Miss Har- Hon.©.of Hamilton, and Miss Nesbitt, of Jthe1 Woudstock, all played well, and Mrs.G.à the 4 Martin, of Tavistock, Deyonshire, Le > \u201cisland, turned in the best card of the dite sv There was a heavy wind blowing 10,80 wih worried some of the competitors.The results were as follows: \u2014 .Wr Miss Dorothy \u201cCampbell, Hamilton, dan: in.defeated Mrs.A.Io.Hedstrom, Buf- ple = \u2018ala, T up and 5 to play.Com - Miss Mary Fownes, Pittsburg.defeat- \u2018and 4 Miss Margaret Knapp, Skokie, 4 and lon - \u201cArs.R.H.Barlow, Philadelphia, de- Cr rated Miss Grace Semple, St.Louis, C one Up.; lever Miss Myra Helmer, Midlothian, de- t, for cated Mrs.Thurston Harris, Onwentsia, tual Cand 2.no Mrs.L.N.Brochon, Lagrange, defeat- the +l Mrs.M.B.Mcllvane, Onwentsia, 4 i and 2, from Miss Ruth Lyman, Hinsdale, defeated Miss Caroline Painter, Midlethian, 3 hort, snd 2.Lo ayor Miss Florence Harvey, Hamilton, Ont, tula - feated Mrs.H.Galt, Ontwentsia, 3 and The \u201cMrs.Caleb Fox, Philadelphia, defeat es ) 1 Mrs.F.W.Winkler, Beverly, 8 and ' \u2018 .hue# Miss Katherine Moulton, Minikahda, Bari defeated Mrs.W.If.anderson, Hinsdale, mal: Sand 3.Sir Miss 1.ilian Tryde, New York, defeat- the +4 Mrs.UC.b.Barvows, Portland, 10 and orn \u2018Miss L.B.Elkins, Pittsburg, defeated ven Mrs.Luther Kennet, I8vanston, 1 up in | 7 holes, mor- Miss Vida Llewellyn, Legrange, de- T jeated Mrs.P.Manchester, Skokie, 4 and (Te L i They Miss E.(.Nesbitt, Woodstock, Ont, same iéfrated Mrs.LE.S.Williams, Lake Ge- met tva, 6 and 5.sta- Mrs.Wm.West, Philadeiphia, defeat- ome | Miss Ethel Corbet, Homewood, 3 and nes: \"Mrs.G.M.Martin, Tavistock, Ing- tins nd, defeated Mrs.G.y.Caryle, Ex- asin moer, 4 and 2.; Miss M.Warren, Skokie, defeated Miss Eleanor Chandler, Philadelphia, 2 aad 1 .: Pairings for to-day :~\u2014Miss Campbell : ud Miss Fownes; Mrs, Bariow and Miss ; Hlémer: Mrs.Brochon and Miss Lyman; d tu i rs.Fox and Miss Harvev; Miss Moul- B in and Miss Hyde; Miss Elkins and É Miss Liewellvn; Miss Nesbitt and Mrs.Best: Mrs.Martin and Miss Warren, ones New MANY PLAYERS TO GO.onl: whe .Jve- 0ld Royals Likely to be Absent an! From Line-up When Next vhile m.Season Opens.Tue financial statement of the Mont- 3iblr \u201c4! Baseball Club, Limited, has not 11 - ; {/ Flxed official notification of his ap- : ; : Jackson denounced the practice o he design is suitable for linen, wool- Established in 1854 by John Redpat - § e 5 jrint.aent to the principalship of the Train of Thirty-Six Cars Has carrying weapons adding that he felt| Dominion Superintendent Reports Jen goods or silk.The pattern is eut le A 5 \\ Trbyterian Theological College of Reached Fort William.that, but for the fact Jackson had been P ess in West in 5 sizes: 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 years.It re- > O > \u201cétti, situated at Strathcona, and _ carying-a revolver he would have gone rogress in west, quires 4 1-8 yards of 36 inch material = * © Nas definitely decided to accept it.A ; : .0 vear size.- n È T.appointment came to him as the Fort William, Ont.Oct.12.-The frst clear cement FER Ottawa, October 12.\u2014Indians every- for the 10 ve of \u201c13nimons choice of the hoard of gov- trainload of w over \u2018the ; , wher: in the West are coming to be 22 FORM NE y \u2018\u2019ivrs, and is a most flattering one.Trunk Pacific arrived here yesterday.REAL ESTATE TRANS more and moré producers of Brin ang ERATRATE 23 RR 2 \"will remain at Queen's till the |and is being unloaded at the G.T.\u2019P.: breeders of cattle, and are daing won- Ÿ PATTERN COUPON.& \u20ac \u201c> sf the first 1911 session.elevator.There, were thirty-six cars Esdiers ¥.Emery has sold Mrs.Ed.derfully well as all round farmers.> \u2014_ æ \u2014\u2014\u2014 on the \u2018trip, which was made without Schultze, lots Nos.347-1.Parish of This is a direct result of the great = Please send the above-men- æ S event.Montreal, with buildings fronting on benefit to them from their excellent * tioned pattern as per directions æ e BIFLE MEET SCORES.mt Oliver stréet.For 38,200.p training in the Supervised boardjng æ given below.= | Mama, Oct.12.\u2014The results of the RECORDERS\u2019 SENTENCES.Louis Filion has sold to Joseph schools maintained by the government æ .* ) La rE shooting of the Canadian J Larose and Dora Smith, for | Gravel.property in Cote St.Lou's: in connection with the various de- # NO.% 12 Association has been announced.Jean - Br condemned In the.Re.With houses fronting on Cadieux | nations.This statement was % % I tae series for the city regiments, Vases Court to six months\u2019 imprison.Street, for $3.000.; 14 to made by Mr.Duncan C.Scott, Super- | # * (5 ,he extension sight was not used, ment and a fine of $100 or threé months John Maguire Guerin has, sa Mi].intendent of Indian education, who has Ÿ SI® eecrceccccccccctccsenciae, * = = ; / ik a ; .1%h Highlanders were winners, additional.Alice Desnovérs, for sél]- Mrs.Woft Simon and re \u2018is ward, just returned from his annual tour of * « AS oi RLS Tn INDIA.ab; ; de & [ \u201c+ score of 8.718.In the other ing liquor without a license in her re- ler part of lot No.785, St.Louis *| inspection in the Province of Mani- ¥ NEDO sevsecerencnsnrnnns = MM A 'E : Hiehla < as in.Ing liquor = : A Mahommédan named Adram, who & * à > i igblanders, Toronto, was the in illegally, wag fined an aggregate sum 000.[a -elled t ivel > x Ses sReERsTIILTIEOR ELEN RINT, æ Tf = 9 \u201cval winner of this se:ies.In the of $150 with costs and the usual al- Nap.Messier has sold to James J.has lived and trave ed ox nse in % + J i \u201c7 Units\u2019 series the Roval Cana- ternatives of imprisonment amounting Lockerby lot 33-141, parish of- Mont- the near and the far East, called at x * FOUNDED OCT.1874.TL OURISHING OCT.1910.4 « Fihgineerg fax (A te ; .; rbes street, in the Recorder's Court yesterday, and of.iE Zineers, of Halifax (Arst team), to nearly a year.Eulodie Houdon, of real, with houses on Querbe , ) æ i T @ acveomsssensonserernencnec0000 À É de first section, with + score of Deserables street, for keeping a ques- Outremont, for $5,400.fered his services as an [terpreter.% * OUR PRIDE\u2014 OUR SUCCESS, : And the ath Regiment, of Round- tionable resort, was fined $50 or three _ Alphonse Hebert has sold to Chas.He vas porn pay.india.he % 7e 36 YEARS WITH MONTREAL'S BEST CITIZENS.Ë ; \"the section with extension months.Arthur Lapelle, of Cote St.Prevost, vacant lots 35-17, 18 and 19, court officials 2 is creden- | aesasres0erevercesecacenne00000 BI ; ; + x with a score of R,7%0.Paul, a telegraph operator by occu- parish of Montreal, fronting on Outre- tials, and took his address.He is very 2 Co % re beg lo acknowidge the Generous Patronage.Tavors and Compli- = : Ain Ho G.Dunbar of the 78th pation; was charged with : vagragey mént \u2018avenue, pra a superficial ares dark, and wore a red fez or turban.ADR R RARE RNA SSI barils our goods CTS some of whom started with us in 1874, and : \"eat, won the individual chan- and selling cocairé.ne oO + mont avenue, for 33,875.eA : .B.\u2014Be sure to cut out the illus.: \u2014 ; = , Coin with the E ernative of three months : rer CHIEF STARK IN CITY.on and, send with the coupon, aus Foods, Good Service, and Sood Wishes, with Earnestness and In- i.) ë ts civilian series Dawson City in jail, was imposed.Walter Bouci:ier,: THE BURNS\u2019 STATUE.Inspector Stark, of the Toronto po- carefully filled ont | The pattern can- ry W 14 ) | Section and Quebec «ty the 609 St.Lawrence boulevard, for not The Burns Club of Montreal expect lice force, is in Montreal visiting his Pot reach you cach plan a week.5 2 a ction.University School, of closing his store at o'clock on one son.He is accompanied by Mrs.Stark.Price » postal a mm S ar e 1IMte e : 7% Won one section of the cadets of the days when closing should take to have ly 8 monvment to sun He paid a visit to Chief-detecti~e Car.pote.or A oni adress.Sines Al | j : \u201cnd Harbor Calleziate Institute, place at that hour.was fine s and|m 0 i ) : - pn qn.alter » \u2018Witness\u2019 ec ; -E) tue the other Ps 7 ve Dose, or one monthe Sooo 0 erection of this statue very shortly.| penter at the City Hall yesterday.Montreal su ni = 88A UNIVERSITY STREET, MONTREAL THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1910.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Notices of births, marriages and deaths.must invariably be endorsed with the name and address of the sender, OT otherwise no notice can be taken of them.Birth notices are inserted for 25c: marriage notices for i.c; death notices for 26c, prepaid.The announcement of funeral appended to death notice, 25c extra: other extensions to obituary, such as short sketch of life, two cents per word extra, except poetry, which is 502 per line extra, prepaid.Annual subscribers may have announcements of birth, marriages and deaths (without extended obituary or verses) occurrfhg in their immediate families, free of charge, in which case name and address of subscribers should be given.MARRIED.FORDE \u2014 McKINNON \u2014 On Oct.11, 1910, by the Rev.M.A.Campbell, Christina Alice McKinnon.of Glen Sandfield.to Charles Oliver Forde, son of Thomas Forde, of Montreal.MARILATT\u2014PATON\u2014On Oct 5, 1910, at the residence of the hride\u2019s parents, 156 Ossington avenue, Toronto, by the Rev.H.A.McPherson, pastor of Chal- mers Church, Mary Svyvbil, second daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Paton, to Dr.Charles Reid Marlatt, son of Mr.8 J.Marlatt, of Britisa Columbia.DIED.CHEVERALL \u2014 Accidentally drowned, at Cartierville, P.Q., on Oct.3, 1910, Austin Leonard Cheverall.Funeral notice later.CUTHBERT\u2014 At 2160 Waverley street.on Tuesday, Oct.11, 1810, William (Willie) Gordon Cuthbert, eldest and beloved son of Stewart W.and Lilias C.Cuthbert, aged 20 years and seven months.Funeral (private) Friday.FRENCH \u2014 At Marquette, Michigan, U.S.A., on Oct.10, 1910, George E.French, brother of Mrs.D.McCallum, of this city.FRIDMAN\u2014At the Grace Dart Home, of Tuberculosis, on Oct.8.1910, Mrs.Minnie Fridman, aged 30 years.IRONSIDE \u2014 On Wednesday morning, Oct.12, 1910, at his residence, 4201 Westmount Boulevard, Robert Iron- side, of the firm of Gordon Ironside & Fares, Limited.Funeral private.MORRISON \u2014 At Estes Park, Colo., on Oct.8, 1910, Barbara McIntosh,widow of the late Wm.Morrison, Trout River, Que., aged 82 years.Interred at Huntingdon, Que.MORRISON \u2014 On Friday, Sept.26, 1910, Cotton Beaver, Kenyon Township, Mary Olive Morrison, aged 28 years.TIDSWELL\u2014Suddenly, at Lis late residence, 158 James street south, Hamilton, Ont, on Oct.8, 191), Lieut.-Col.W.O, Tidswell, Commander 2nd Brigade Canadian Field Artillery, aged 51 years.TIPTON\u2014 On Oct.8, 1910, at St.Michael\u2019s Hospital, Toronto.Ann Jane Coleman, beloved wife of William Tip- ton.Those sending notices for the above column may send with them a list of names of interested friends, together with a one-cent stamp for each address, and marked copies of the \u2018Wit- Ness\u2019 containing the notice will be promptly mailed.For sacdresses in foreign countries three cents will be required.EES & CO, Funeral Directors 912 ST.CATHERINE WwW.Phone Up 1653.(Note change of Address) PS (i LY UNDERTAKERS «%e< 290 MOUNTAIN ST EASTEND 297 STDOMINIQUE ST EALE & SON Funeral Directors 312 Dorohester St.West.Phone Up 969.Residence, Up 26 71 | 4 Phones.Clean Linen You can have the same machinery do up your weekly laundry as is used by the manufacturers who make your shirts, and at a small charge: Negllgee shirts.8c.Starched bosom shirts.10c.Collars, each.2c.Stocks, each.1c.And we darn our customers\u2019 socks free of charge.TROY LAUNDRY 00, VERDUN.SMARCIL'S MAGAZINE\" for Amos, Illustrated.Shows HOW Fortunes are made in Montreal land.Write Geo.Marcil & FREE sil SWEATER COATS Cleaned or Dyed Cleaned to look fresh and soft.Dyed to almost any shade you desire.We are Canada's Gold Medallist Cleaners and Dyers.British American Dyeing Co, 7 Telephones and Offices.ARCHBISHOP McEVAY BACK.Returns to Toronto, Much Improved in Health.Toronto, Oct.12.\u2014Archbishop Mc- Evay, after an illness of four months, during which he has spent the greater part of his time at Mount Clemens, Mich., is returning to hos archipiscopal See, in Toronto, to-day.The Archbishop has been greatly benefited will, it is expected, at once resume the active supervision of the Toronto diocese.He will be welcomed at his firgr mass in St.Michael's Cathedral by four thousand children from the Roman Catholic separate schools of Toronto.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTES AND NOTICES.Layton Bros.have just received vhoice examples of famous Behr Bros.NX.Y.Pianos.Call and see them.The Waldorf Astoria, New York, has pur- ~hased 5» Behr Bros.Pianos for their relieve and cure indigestion\u2014acidity of the stomach\u2014biliousness\u2014flatulence \u2014dyspepsia.They re-inforce the stomach by supplying the active principles needed for the digestion of all kinds of food.Try one after each meal.50c.a box.If your druggist has not stocked them yet, send us 50.and we will mail you a box.33 National Drug and Chemi Montreal.1 Company of Canada, Limited, + + THE \u2018Witness\u2019 \u2014ART\u2014 Treasures SAVE THE = y .pe - Jill A an ie ce r= - + 4 TR es cha Rr PAS OAR ~ A SRE D 3 LE ET ET EE 7 7 pe FA PT CEE PE re we pe EAR \u2018 A ga et à a ve a x pe 7 Ra à > AE ican @ jst ! 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