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Expense To-day.LEE ET REE ENE RP FE \u2018 * + Ai Quebec to-day Dr.* ¢ Fone moved that clause * s 14 as amended by the * = «y Council\u2019s resolution * ¢ mming the Montreal Tram- * $ uavs Company a franchise # # \u201ci.a period not exceeding © 3) \\ears, subject to a con- ¥ ta | between the city and ° *# - the Street Railway,\u2019 be ac- epted, * * The resolution passed, * \u201c the Bill is now accepted and the delegation will re- , = turn home to-night.CESR RXRXXR YF R 4 R (30038 Staff Correspondence.) raie, Que.(with delegation en > Quebec), March 14.\u2014-This js : distinguished gathering this ra on to Quebec.We arrived in .zs ind street cars nearly an hour 18, SECURING AMMUNITION.The \u2018Novoe Vremya,\u2019 in an editorial, calls for the appointment of a responsible minister to replace Sazanoff, who is incapacitated at a critical period, and reminds the Premier and Koko- vsoff that, according to the constitution, the Cabinet ig obliged to execute promptly and fully the Emperor's will in forelgn affairs.The Minister of Foreign Affairs is required, the paper says, to report to the Emperor without previous conférence with his colleagues, who are obliged to-keep their hands off.The \u2018Novoe Vremya's\u2019 unusual expression indicates that the Government is not agreed.The \u2018Novoe Vremya' prints a despatch from Mukden which states that 110 tons of gunpowder, forty-two boxes of cavalry rifles and seventy boxes of infantry rifles destined for Chinese garrisons in Northern Manchuria have reached Mukden from Pekin.Forty- one van loads of rifles and ammunition, the despatch adds, have been sent from Kwangchengtze to Kirin.JAPAN TOO IS PREPARING FOR WAR.Political circles take great interest in Japan\u2019s attitude toward -the Russo- Chinese crisis.The eventuality of action similar fo that now contemplated by Russia was clearly premeditated in the Russo-Japanese compacts of 1907 and 1910.The recent speech at Tokio of Ijuin, Japanese ministet to China, in which he declared for the integrity of China, is commented upon in both capitals as 3 possidle Warning to Russias that Japan is Jealous lest Russia gain too great advantages as an outcome of the clash with China.However, the remarks of Ijuin are somewhat discounted by the knowledge that he ie inimical to Rüssia, and was appointed to the PeMh mission to strengthen Chino-Japanése friendship.role ms from Harbin state, that the Russian press in the Far East has for, weeks béen talking of Japanese preparations for war, and declaring that thelr railways and roadb are being adapted to the transportation of 8 4 troops.taff of the Chinese rail- a the Chinese Government to wish the.\u2018No.'\u2014Leave well enough alone.WwW.J MA TORY'S ADMISSION.Let Canada be independent.Small countries that have had close commer- clal relations with the United States have found it difficult to remain inde- Pendent.\u2018 By developing our home market and encouraging trade within the Empine, we are rapidly becoming the most Prosperous country in the worid, and under our present policy there is no danger of any plotting by our southern neighbors upsetting this prosper- y.L.L.8.\u201cYES, AND A POSTSCRIPT.I am in favor of reciprocity with the United States and of free trade with England, and while I am at it I believe there is no more harm for a farmer to water his milk than for a company with a hundred thousand dollars capital and only fifty thousand paid in to be drawing interest on a hundred thousand.The only difference is the former is fined and the company finds the people very easy on them under protection.JAS.M.McG.PLAY FAIR.I notice in to-night's issue of your paper that the opponents to reciprocity are sending in names of whole families and office hands as against it.Now I notice another trick which I will point out to you.Teo-night I bought your paper and found it already marked with a cross at the \u2018No\u2019 column.One can never be up to the dirty tricks the protectionists are up to.On Saturday a man called at my shop and asked me to sign a list\u2014he said either for or against reciprocity.and as soon as he found I was in favor of it he folded up his papers without allowing me to sign the one in favor of it.| This seems to be the way they manage to get all against this splendid stroke of policy of the Liberals.My vote goes in favor of reciprocity.It is a partisan habit to call names at the other side.It is not a \u2018trick\u2019 to get one's family and office staff to vote.It is to our thinking an evidence of praiseworthy zeal so long as there is no coercion of the members of one\u2019s family or office staff.to get others to vote also, did organization.All the more vidual in favor of reaprocity vote.Any uncertainty cancels FPR RPIFRYERFRIS \u2018THE PEOPLE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO SPEAK\u2019 The other instances cited by Mr.O.are certainly proper.classed as tricks, and are not only unworthy of either party, But will probably weaken the effectiveness of those who employ them.The integrity of the plebiscite taken by the \u2018Witness\u2019 will be most scrupulously guarded.HE VOTED \u2018NO.I take great pleasure in voting according to what I see fit for the great country of Canada; and I am sure that the rest of my fellowmen are of the same opinion.N.M.H,, JR.\u2018LAURIER, FIELDING AND FREEDOM.Montreal may be a hothed of protection but many are surely, if sluw- ly, learning that protection does not protect.I believe in reciprocity of trade ne- tween Canada and the United States, also reciprocity in ideas that must follow.When two public men's minds are as badly warped as Champ Clark and Sir J.Whitney, they certainly need to know each other better.Fear, distrust or hatred of Americans is not love of country as understood hy Laurler and Fielding.Theirs i: a ioftier point of view.Yours for Frecdonm, J.M.OH, LISTEN, ST.PATRICK.Och, shure, if 1 can\u2019t be reckoned as a sensible fellow, 1 want to be in with the sensible fellows, dye ve moind, so I say \u2018Yes! JNO.GG.AN OUT AND OUTER.I think the \u2018Witness\u2019 is making @ good move in taking a vote of its readers on: this important question, and feel sure that your readers, representing as they do the most fair- minded class in this country, will supe port you in your stand on this question.Protectionists are trying to frighten the country with large meetings, avd great show of loyalty, but perhaps they: have an axe to grind.1 am glad that the \u2018Witness\u2019 is not in this class, and supports the only sensible stund that can be taken.Long may it live to be a power for good, and for the promotion of demoa- cracy, Wishing you every success, Yours truly, N.8S.McA, \u2018CATCH YOUR PAL\u2019 It is only to be expected that protectionist anti-Reciprocity voters will not only be individually eager to vote but will be sure and they have the advantage of splen- responsibility devolves on the indi- to \u2018catch his pal,\u201d in street car or elsewhere, and urge him to register his opinion without delay.People in Mgntreal and suburbs within a radius of fifteen miles must record their votes on ballots cut from the \u2018Witness.People beyond that radius may paste one of the ballots at the top * of a sheet of foolscap or jette, pape \"id rule the sheet so as to.have separate columns for the name and address and separate col- ums for \u2018Yes\u2019 and \u2018No\u2019 opposite the people\u2019s signatures, so that there will be no possible uncertainty as to how each desires to the ballot.To-day\u2019s poll was larger even than yesterday's, and the plebiscite promises to be very interesting.XXL R GRR ARR RM + % + \u2018WITNESS COUPON VOTE.+ ® * Là ; Co * The question 1s: Are you in favor of reciprocity?* * Answer it by making a cross in one of these spaces: + * * * Name 2.222020 a esse es 0000 ne | * * YES | * * | + + Address .22022 00000 s aus e es | * % * + eater haa | NO | + Le | | # + * ¥ Return immediately to The Editor\u2019s Ballot Box, \u2018Daily Witness) * * Montreal.* \\ RARE ES XX XX Enclose coupon in sealed envelope and be sure to fully prepay postage at letter rates.Address: THE EDITOR'S BALLOT BOX, \u2018Daily Witness,\u201d Montreal.way and the employees generally have been replaced by Japanese and armed goldjers.Huge barracks, it is asserted, are under construction at the principal stations, and the Japanese commissiaria is getting reports of the quantity of grains held in private stores in Kwantung Province.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 REWARD IN POPE CASE Two Hundred Dollars Offered for News of Missing Bromp- tonville Merchant Bromptonville, Que., March 14.\u2014The family of W.F.Pope, the missing Bromptonville merchant, has offered a reward of $200 for information that will lead to his discovery.Investigation of his \u2018business affairs furnished no clue as to the reason for his dls- appearance.His assets have proved to more than total his liabilities, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BURNED TO DEATH.Woman Poured Coal Oil on Fire.Toronto, March 14\u2014Mra H.M.Mc- Arthur, 128 Kenflworth avenue, was burned to death last evening.She was pouring coal oil on the fire, when he.oll ignWted and blazed up, badly ;urning her face, hands and breast.\u2018 three children, the youngest only two weeks old, were all {11 with measles, and the unfortunate woman fell dead before a sofa on which her eldest boy was lying.The sick lad ran several blocks to give the alarm to his father, à hardware merchant, at Queen and Kenilworth avesue.\u2018ROYAL EDWARD\u2019 ARRIVES Bristol to Halifax in Record Time of 5 Days, 28 Hours, 25 Mins.Halifax, March 14.\u2014C.N.R.\u2018Royal Edward\u2019 arrived here at noon from Bristol.She made the trip in five days, 23 hours and 25 minutes, a record passage from England to Halifax by the southern route.She carried 43 first, 303 second and 598 third-class passengers, including 300 immigrants for the Ontarlo Government, brought out by Mr.Clark, government agent.MANSLAUGHTER Verdict Against Casavant in Trial for Murder At 12.456 o'clock this afternoon the jury returned a verdict of manslaugh- \u2018-r in the Court of King's Bench, against nineteen-year-old Rosario Casavant, charged with causing the death of Ernest Bigras, of Seigneurs street, by striking him with a heavy baton, fracturing the base of the victim\u2019s skull.The charge of Mr.Justice Lavergne wag very strong against the prisoner, and the jury only deliberated a few minutes before rendering its verdict.RIEL\u2019S SECRETARY DEAD.\u2018Winnipeg, March 14.\u2014A.J.Monk- man, secretary to Louis Riel during the rebellion of '85, died in an hospital here last night.3 PR EP Sa CEE SOR ar PORN 3 a : 3 .- I Se ES pt : i a \u201cyr CH Le ar à NS TRE PE PO p14, 1911: _ BRITISH PARTY QUEBEC RY.doy OF FINANCIERS BEING SOUGHT ON CR RES.NOW TOBE TREATED] HERETO INVEST BY PARISH General Manager Discusses New ii, mires, rooresrine, mans mor Overtures are Made to | to for the west in the private car \u2018Can 02 Holders-Big Block Wan \u2014 SMALLER VEINS UT _ THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS! TUESDAY, MARC MOVEMENT OF STOCES WAS \u201cOP WARD AGAIN { The stock market was decidedly active and bullish this morning.\u201d Stocks \u2018which were conspicuously traded in were Detroit, Textile Common.Riche- Meu and \u2018Spo.The former three rerord- ed advances, while thie latier declined.Those best in touch with Detroit United matters stated that there was no new development to account for the frs at de es de SE OUR \u20ac Pi - ada.\u2019 The party, which will go through \u2018 ans- any ma ns to the Pacific coast, will inspect the ! Canadian Northern lines in the west and | np ml a said, \u2018there were several minor gtrikes made at the mine, the niodt important Aou among which was a vein of two inches, JU is simply judges - which probably broadens conaiderably Winnipeg, March 14.\u2014Particulars of orks on the pari of 1, 220% with depth.= Although, thefie veins are proposals made by Sir Wm.Mackenzie, | Grn.01 tov wane x nerrow,.they are rich in sflver,.and the president of the Winnipeg Electric Rafl- | \"TT Pak gs ren ; « preba ' ; dend being declar Ad \u20ac .J n Qi.representatives of the city.regarding a ' cout war cu \u2018We intend.\u2019to exploit\u2018 theëe Imme- settlement of the troubles in connection \u2018 En dispose a bot x diately.\" he contiriied, \u2018and to.carry on with traction and commercial lizhtinz thos they are acting aggresaive development, Ignoring the matters are as follows, in two alterna.(19% % 0 Know hes larger veins in the meantime.1 am go- tives: \u2014 found difficult to ia ing to visit our property in Porcupine (1) The company will sell its street Railway bonds from jo.and plan of its development.\u2019 railway, gas, power and electric light As Large à black ©1 \u2018The general situation, he concluded, outfit té the city as a going concern, or PGS Mle Ix desired by BUT RESULTS \u2018is satisfactory with continued bright (2) The company will purchase from lalists, hu Bose on 1 prospects, and we expect 40 be able to the city 15,000 horse-power as soon as, DOC USINE 10 get 10 furnish the\u2019 shareholders\u2019 with fresh (he city is in a position to deliver it, at Péénced much diff that the company «hall be permitted the British Wheat Inpors share, now worth $190.London, Mars - exclusive right to engage, in commercial Un this basis , wiva: New York, March 14-\u2014 Transactions.although on a small sca\u2019e, bave been decidedly larger than yesterday's.and the market has advanced from \u2018\u2026 to 1 per- or are anxious ta changes in ite pols \u2018 City re the Street Railway cent.and is now lividinæ at the high levels of the day.Money on time and \u2018call continues to be a drug.which cer- tatulv indjcates that the bankers do not | fear the decisions from the Supreme à Court in the Standard Oi! and Tobacco cases whether they be favorable or un- - \u2026.favorable.ol The (normous reserves of the Na- .tional City Rank, which are attracting : ® $0 much attention, probably indicate | that.in the case of adverse decisions, | OF ! the Standard Oi! people are prepared tu Ae .buy stock.: To think that Wall Street can be shocked or surprised by a radically ad- The somewhat belated statement of \u2018urnings of the Montreal! Street Rail- verse decision in the Standard Oil or way for January contains a showing, Tobacco case, seems to US to be absurd.London, Consols, Stocks | which should prove interesting and plea- aggregate wealth of them\u2019 should prove way Company, to the mayor and other CROWN RESERVE MINING PROPERTY, WITH SILVER LEAF PLANT ON THE RIGHT.a activity in Detroit shares, which sold \\ e Li eee ncipal points en rout.i B Î N i i i ag high as 71.Richelieu and Textile 0 arge 0 ec Ve 8 » On returning to England a report will | U 0 aslly Obtaines ç sf continue the bull movement and \u2018Soo\u2019 be presented to the various Interest con- | w , \u2018declined a point and a half which was \u2014\u2014\u2014 st ! ! | \u2014 - y a a.ob ; = Jt was announced yesterday that the | t ! the recent boom Me nt he am | Previous io his departhre for Cobalt, visitors were looking for \"widely ex+ It appears to been i i mouncement of the new stock issue now | last evening, Mr.Samuel-X, Colfen, gen- tended opportunities for investment.| Y'areholders in J'arts ce .\u201c è ! i being made publie.| ! gral manager of the Crown Reserve |: | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | aay Company arc ann.- tr i Steel Corporation was a little higher Mining Company, discussed.with the + = .Pa : .ue Company so, : * { As was also Montreal Street.Winnipeg | Witness\u2019 the plan of operations \u2018to be Sir Wn Mackenzie Submits hands of Lrench Investe: .| Street and Power i followed by himself immediately on his : t is not intimated | = & ce | return to the camp.LT Two Proposals to Winnipeg gentlemen are in a+ og ~ r ' L \u2018During my absence of @ix weeks, he with the manageme:- «- Ce ; \u2019 o } i t | to be considerable.; Philadelphia, March 14.\u2014 At the annual meeting to-day of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railway, the recommendation in the annual report that the capital stock be increased from $500,000,000 to $600,000,- 000 was approved.It is proposed to issue only $41,276,000 of the new stock this year, which will make a stock allotment of 10 percent at par to the present shareholders.The conditions above referred to mean that the situation is discounted and the larger interests here are prepared.city's entire investment in the munici- Fe ven When th Money and Discount Rates pal plant at Point Dubois, on condition : lighting.i Quebec, March 14.\u2014There was a feel- 2 ; La Lu \u2018ing of peace in the corridors of the lez- U 8 IN ondon-Stock Ec Mackenzie said Lhe of $950 à \u2014\u2014- | islature this morning.Shortly after 0 sell out on a 25 .10 o'clock a private conference Was hefd +++444 4444464444 = amar oe fn a ano We +44444444444444 \u2018 sant reading to shareholders.in the private office of Sir Lomer Gouin, W S| d | | the company\u2019s full price would be in ex- \u2018gran, in tre Unit - + Silver \u2018Mone and Rates The total gross earnings show a ma- +++++4+444444444 4444444444 which Pas attended by Montreal civic ere ow al fre (ar cess of $15,000,000.The next move is ajo La aire oo To ! 3 y terial advance over similar feures for .\u2014 ofMcials and representatives from Mont- sp Jo Maror Evans, The has îne matter Toh quarters \u2014 Su x tie first month of last year, but the in- real Street.; 3 ; :; 1 - v IR * duction cf 1 « ;! | crease in net is less conspicuous, owing Niplssing Go 0 erations It is believed that Sir Lomer made : concrdon.Marci 14.\u2014 Money and dis- epecial committee of the City Council.parish.12,200,000 ; London.March 14.\u20144 p.m.\u2014 Clos: na:- | to rather heavy operating expenses.' .several suggestions which, if accepted, The stock re dale to-day, Iv i o.which has power to deal with the vase.of wheat and Mo ! Consols for money, 80 13-16: do.for ac- would lead to a speedy settlement.The \"war.Home rails and ght edged reg\u201d and the report will probably be taken «ions, and 3,00 Ç members of the railway committee con- | vened at 10.15 sharp, and waited patiently for an hour for developments.Following arg some of the main come up by the full hody two weeks hence, from forcign co - rities were steady.i Île parisons with January of last year: steady.but foreign siares count, 81 1-16.on and Kaffirs declined in tiie afternoon on R.220%: G.T.R.2§1,.During February Were Bar silver steady 241d per ounce.1-4, 500 at 13le future.Gould, 510 at: The majority of hE q.- | Increase.Faris selling The Russo-Chines i Money, 23, tn 3 percent.| 1911, Amount.P.C.$ fi Î cl but after the conference in the Pre- SUnE.Ihe Russo-Chinese sit- \u2019 Discount Fate, short bills, 25% to &, Passenger d Sid 0 oT \u2019 unces niler's office those present would give inst Be PE ODDer sh res were - Toronto Cobalt Sales Ry percent; three months bills, 21x to 9-16 | earnings .$5R3,149 $40,112 12.41 out no details further than a statement qeak in sempathe with t SOWET AUC.Toronto, March 14.\u2014 Morning Sa.es:\u2014 | \u201c percent.5 Total earnings $270,124 44,003 13.67 + ~m\u2014 made by Mr.J.L.Perron, K.C, M.P.P.tion prives po the oser aus Bailey, 4500 at 33, 1000 at 512, Boaver, | M : Op.expenses .239.982 34,922 17.03 During the month of February Nipls- that it now looks as if a settlement is OF Be GEXICAN Issues closed Drm- 0,701 38 1-8, 2300 at 39%, 1600 41 59%.ki] | ] Totar charges.1 aaa: 3.380 a sing mined ore containing 334,259 ounces 1MMINENt.American securities opened quiet.and 1000.at 40.1000 at 30%.Champers, of | \u201d +.STREET 233 1 2 Surplus BES eRe 6115 cap {of sliver having an estimated net value a fraction higher, but declined during al 1b, =00 af 12 8-8 G00 8% 158% abat ; : a | Following wor \u201comparisons from Oct.Of $185,332, and shipped ore estimated at the first hour from lack of support In of ona > ct \u201cCrow l'ao 281.! : P 1910 to Jan, 31 Tout with vear $90,400.The production of more than fae late trading th4ymarket strengthened axe at 0e teat Hern: he Ti : : MARKET STRONG | carller: athe TEE ! @ YT 350.000 ounces for the month compares on Wall Street buying and closed firm.at 26%.Great Northern 1000 ab.75 pe 1 - - nual election:\u2014G.J.Gould, Fred.T.Gates, Corneliug Vanderbilt, FE.T.Jeffery, Paul M.Warburg, Edwin Gould, Increase.favorably with those of the two pre- Green Meehan, 5500 at 2 3-8.3.- pear to be satisfird Nn p 1910-11.Amount.P.C.\u201ceding months of 371,559 and 381,32 A I j i at 5 nl \"UE 59.260 at \u201cti rain ï = | Passenger ounces.notwithstanding that under- ND ITS Using Mails to Defraud ses ve A Hesse Ni Lain at a l affcetine grain A.; mo Lt | earnings .$1.462,811 $146,499 11.1% kround operations were further restrict.MeKinlev, 1800 at 165.Nipissing.Ua rating ono die: y, ! The local was very strong this after- ; Total earnings 1.500.184 148.122 10.96 ed during lebruary.owing to the un- | New York, March 14.\u2014An involuntary al JURA.Nova Scotia.4000 at 12%.rendered less casy Th \u2018Boon, Street being the main feature, : Op.expenses., .008,283 116.445 14.50 i satisfactors delivery of compressed air \u2014 petition in bankruptey was filed to day Peterson Lake, 100 at 121.Right of\" Iailing (Haver: sin o 2356.S was also stro ï , x k it 85 ' A , .A A * -GA) Ca ; Ce 13 rest of the market was firm.; 2 a surplus of $1,125.,816 in cash on hand, #TY- .Cle ME VAN dar à eral authorities last SU\" at 76, Todd at tol.Union Pacific, fafa With wide paws 5 - \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ! Missouri Pacific ore Jn traneit, at smelters and at mine GRAND TRUNK on « ANADA pomper, ani whose Me care a at 314, Wettlanffer.100 at $S.Mon- selection of men 0e: LE ready for shipment.+ (an n19 ; .ile fi cta, 500 at A3.Preston.2000 at 44, 2- ary.2 = Wall St.Closed Stron er Direators are Named .Jan: gross .$- 499,017 2, the mails to defraud.600 at 433%.500 at 13 7-8, 1500 at 41, Jt ! .If g \u2018 \u2019 R i Net .2.0.0.0.3WT.UbZ | TT 1900) at 4419, 6700 ar 443, 100 at 15 The trade à - ) 1 © The New Yor.stock market closed : j .vi .UNE WESTERN 3 Suu0 at 47 future, Porcupine Gold, tde an neh Gain much stronger to-day.with C.P.R.ar wert puis.Maton are following $oo' Ra way GRAND TRUNK WESTERN, | | Grand Jury Begins to FADO a1 30, 500 at 5X3, 1000 at 2981, 100 Efforts of the chef = Es It 2156, Reading at 157%.Soo at 1475.|; .Mis \u201c Fe he heir an.AVE dan =n : at 60, SON at 6017, 1000 at 61, 50 at Allz.their hold on se ures Union Pacific at 175%, and U.8 Steel 15, ven Missouri Pacific held their an Increases Capital j.n gross .\u2026 gssotaz #46vGiT Probe Carnegie Trust Co |Tii at 62, 50 at Gok, 2500 at 63, 1200 at but ther hope tha - 64.: a Net .+.24 220000 117.126 84,251 \u2018at 78%.Will net he in auv \u2018ts purpose 6\u20ac! puns! .| Minneapolis.March 14.\u2014Directors of DETROIT, GRAND HAVEN AND MIL- New York, March 11.\u2014The grand jury pp Jo 5+ ~ rare, -\u2014 \u2014\u2014mnd =\u2014- ing and Refining Company, and offered to the latter's stockholders at part went Followin ce thi cerning\u2019 ?.£ ; lc g are this merrning's sales © to the Morgan-Kuhn.Loeb syndicgte.Cobalts furnisitbd by Gordon & Shorey: which underwrote the issuc.had business dealings would testify.Oats\u2014Ontario No.2, 2lc to 31120 out- | that Me repose consi The investigation, it is said, may result side.Canada western No.2.(6c at lake | them., Edgar T.Marston, Kingdon Gould.Fd Minneapolis, St.Paul & Sault Ste.Ma- WAUKEE.began an investigation into the affairs 3 for: f ay No Part of $15,000,000 Bond Adams, 1.B.Pryor.8 F.Fryor, C8) rie Railway increased capital stock dt 1011, 10 ke of the Carnegie Trust Company, which Toronto Grain Markets | n of theft ener re .Clarke and R .Lancaster Williams.who 21 percent.Each stockholder will have Jan, gross .$1888, 1oN7TR2 gas closed by the Superintendent of Toronto.March 14 \u2014Grain market A ; ; _ Issue to Big Syndicate was nominated hy Mr.Sanderson.These \u201cright to Subscribe at par for seven Net .20,655 24,350 Banks on February 1.Three witnesses, steady, hut trade continues dull with Jonas ho h © $- _ thirteen were later elected as directors.| shares preferred and fourteen shares _ Le including the vice-president of the sus- limited inquiry for milling.Nothing [1080S © cat last yes New York, March 14\u2014No part of $i.: | common for every 100 shares held.CANADA ATLANTIC I.pended institution.were examined.At doing in export.'wret-hed sistem - 409,000 5 percent debentare bonds UT ; , RAGE $ave the conclusion of the sitting District At Ontario wheat\u2014No.2.80c to se out- { wheat,\u201d said a Loal do \\ \u2019 ,q \u20ac enture © 8 ooh Sa 5 .: .Jan.gros aN Eh S002 torney Whitman announce a 1e di- side.Manitoba No.1 northern.7120; fence is more edivie \u2019 the American Smelters ec urities Com Montreal Mining Market Minnrapolis & St.Louis Net .CE 13,149 rectors of two other trust companies No.?, she; No.3, 92e at lake ports.Bar- |ahe elevator campanres \u2018 ; pany, purchased by the American Sme.t- | \u2019 with which the Carnegie Trust Company jee, market easy at 62¢ tu 63c outside, ! : | Sales to Speyer & Company | Nipissing Central Ry.in the indicument of two and possibly ports.Corn, stronger; No.3 yellow, aùc Brit.Am,, 000 at 3 .q .1.j s of forgery.\u2014 No.2, ce - NAS English interests agrecl to take the | Un.Pac.760 at 31e, 500 at 3%.New York, March 14.Minnea- Under New Management three directors on charges of forgery Tormnta.Peds Te Lo fle out Mecripts of ga a.\u2018 entire issue OT any Patl uot subscribed | Leif, 4000 at 4 38.; bolls & St.Louis has sold to Speyer \u2018 + me ff to 50e, Bran.$73 Toronto.| Port Arethor Cee ~~ .n Ly Smelting and Refining stockP3ld- ; Black, 1000 at 2.7 ; #nd Co, $2,100,000 6 percent collateral Cobalt.ont.\u201c Mare 14 \u2014 David Faë- \u2014_\u2014 Lorted vod al I AR CnS an TC ne mount not taken | Teaver, 2000 at 40, 2010 at 237, 2700 notes -due Feb.1, 1912, secured DY ken.of Toronto.representing enc af the CHICAGO CATTLE PRICES., Brace ER A te by latter went abroad.at 39%.on Là ' $1.250.000 4 percent bonds of Minnea- syndicates in which he is interested, has ov | Jecaints PME.N°.re en 13e Ne 7 + .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 |, Jteddick, 300 at #12.SNA at 434, 500 at | Polis and St.,Louls, 8$600.000 second purchased the Nipissing Central Rail- Chicago, March 14.Caire receints QO, Nn dwt aN Ty HAVANA ELECTRIC CO.° Foreupine Gola 100 at 60 | mortgage 5 percent bonds of Des way for about one-quarter of 2 million estimates at oc cA ae ree | No rar RO EC hb À Havana Electric earnings for the! Temisk.1000 at 75! \u2019 | Moines and Fort Dodge and $103,000 dollars.Vesterday the railway was eves.lO A ataere $4 50 to | pane k ope A week éndet March 12 show an increases Ecotiu, 1600 at 110 \u201c St.Paul Union Depot stock.operated under its new management.C.$4.35 to $5.85, wes =, i flax s - ., - 5.75: ders, 4.00 to of 86.652.From January 1.there is an F.Beams, of the Cobalt Power Com 5.75: stockers and feed $ | me | rer The new notes also constitute a pany, has been appointed manager.Miller & Co\u2014Tlose interested are $5.50: cows and heifers, $2.60 10 $5.80: CARTERS & QUEBEC RY | SE.a issue report on condition of winter 1, 1913.; increuse of $u.751.; sotlate seu o Ge => 7 ; A \u2014_\u2014 ! WINTER WHEAT REPORT.ots ean Et securing using thelr est, sorts, te think Lut calves.3 te 35 Hmatea at 22000: ; i HUDSON BAY BUILDING ! Wasiington.March 11.\u2014At noon on (ovo extended, on maturity, ur , just what w ppel one Cn rket slow and steady at vesterday\u2019s \u2014 er : : : ; A 3 rere , y, until Feb.and stupid state of affairs.We remain Market.slo Ste (| vesterca ee ann \u2018 > \u2018 Calgary.March 14\u2014The Hudson Ray pril 10 agricultural department will i MUNROE'S TRIAL BEGIN firm in the conviction, that unless some average.light.$6.85 to $7.20: mixed, | Quebec, Marin TL x \u201c T $6.75 to $7.10.heavy, $6.60 to $7.00: , rendere! to-dax +1 \u20ac 14.untoward evest happens, tho next move roughs, $6.60 to $6.75: good to cholce, Judge Cannon in New York, March 14.\u2014The defence of of importance will be upward, but hesi- pa ; - = 7 ; jigs, $6.60 10 against the Q M 11 George H.Munroe, formerly of Mont- tate to express any opinion as to when Dear.De tr cmaice, heaey, $5.9 to The action wae taker - $7.00.pigs, $6.60 to $7.16.bulk of Tany fo ar vent roe \u2014_\u2014\u2014 - - - tion af T eur ; \"\u20ac \u2014 ma vs sales, $6.85 to $7.05.Laidlaw.& Co.The rket shows Sheep receipts estimated at 16.000: er oy a HE Ne de a En Company will commence work within a \\ ; A OTE ! & -wheat, as of April J.month on a great new building, which | ! Will cost about a million dollars.LC \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BANK OF MONTREAL.Toronto, March 14.\u2014The Bank of \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TUESDAY MORNING BOARD.Sop com.123 at 149.25 25 at 148 7-8, 1g) to the three cases of charge of mis- this deadlock will be broken._ 225 at 148%, 25 at 14814.25 at 148 2-8, isin: mails in connection with alleged 200 at 148%.100 at 14715.1 fraudulent stock sa\u2019es upon which he « ! Winlpeg, 10 a 1101, 25 at 19475, is being tried in the federal court hese, every disposition to advance whenever _.ren er ad 2 \u20ac ing to their contrat a 37% ; ; : ' - n ° d 2 : iv 3.00 T Montreal is negotiating with the Mail St.Ry.125 at 230.began to-day.the corporation cases have been dispos- market, steady to strong; native, $ 2 Court dectdedvaga cs ; Printing Company for the purchase of Power, 15 af 148%, T5 a t149.George H.Robinson (he first witness ed of.POI by chance these decisions to $5.00: western.35.88 he hatin dixmriss< 1 thea to she \u2018Mail\u2019 building.Bay and King Tel, 2 at 146.for the defence, wus Cuestioned regard- should be favorable, the resultant rise lings.$4.53 BTR \u2018est $5.25 to INR moreover Tout\u201d Streets.Rio.75 at 105 5-8.ing an agreement {ailer-d to have been might be of large proportions.$5.00 to $6.40: western, = right te charge à ry \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tor.Ry, 2 at 12 entered into between him and Frank La.$6.50.\u201c ebscriation «ar T.Shawinigan, 55 at 111% SUB-TREASURY GAIN.Sub-treasury gained $413.000 from banks yesterday, making cash net guin Since Friday of $1,627.000.! MISSOURI PACIFIC NEWS.v Mr.J.M.Richardson has returned ; = ae 561°.123 fied in direct examination to delivering ment.cn Louis, March 14.\u2014Recrganization from Liverpool.atch.Rico, 25 at 56, 23 at 56%.122 Come Shares of English Marcon to pur- ET.i 0 |.\u2018 of the Missouri Pacific Railway Com- \u2014_\u2014 Detroit.50 at 70, 125 at 69 3-4, 23 at chasers in 1908.le was then closely Prince & Whitely\u2014We see nothing at ° \u2014 pany began here to-day, with the meeting of the stockholders to elect directors.The meeting means the retirement of George J.Gould from active management.TORONTO CATTLE MARKETS.Toronto, March 14.\u2014Receipts were 52 loads, with 882 heads of cattle.337 sheep and lambs, 200 hogs and 217 calves.Common mixed.butcher.$4 to $4.25, and canners $2 to $2.50.Calves are easier.at $3 to $7.50.Lambs steadier, at $6.80 to $7.Ewes, steady.at $4.25 to $4.85.- Hogs unchanged.at $6.75 f.o.b.- and $7.05 fed and watered at Toronto.Mr.Rodolphe Forget, M.I\u2019, is in Ottawa to-day.Mr.A.H.Balfour, of Toronto, was in town to-day.LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.Louisville and Nashville earnings for the first week in March shows a de- erease of 874.310, while from July 1 there is an increase of $2,004,557.pr PARIS RENTES AND EXCHANGE Paris, March 14-Closing\u2014Three percent rentes 97 francs 50 centimes for the account.Exchange on London 25 rancs 29 centimes for cheques.v \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BERLIN EXCHANGE RATES.Berling.March 14.\u2014 Exchange on I.ondon 20 marks 33% pfennigs for cheques.Money 3% percent.Private discount rate 3 3-8 percent.\u201cPaid-up Ospital, $6,000,000.Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits, $4,990,207 ESTABLISHED 1664.E MERCHANTS\u2019 BANK OF CANADA.Pacific, 100 at 215 1-8, 50 at 21514.100 at 215.- fo Illinois pref., 35 at 95, 20 at 951, 25 at 95 1-8.Richelleu.50 at 108 3-4.5 at 108%.50 at 109, 25 at 109 1-8, 50 at 10914.25 at 109 3-8, 100 at 109%.75 at 109144.- §9 7.8.25 at 30.23 at 69 7-8, 260 at 70.20 \u2018at 70%, 100 at 70%, 75 at 70 3-4, 125 dt 70 7-8.125 at 71, 150 at 70 3-4, 54 at 2014.10 at 70 3-4.ana L and P., 1 at 131, 10 at 130 4 3 Guebec Ry.10 at 80%.Textile Com., 75 at 4%.25 at 745.75 at 74%, 50 at 7414, 350 at 743%.350 at 75.25 at 74%.50 at T5, 50 at 747%.175 at 74%, 50 at 74%, 20 at 75, 100 at 4g.\u2018 aur.Com., 20 at 212.Scotia.65 at 96.Penman's, 50 at 69.Asbestos, 50 at 1214.25 at 13, 15 at 12.Cement, 50 at 23.Steel Corp, 10% at 573, 140 at 58, 270 at 5834.Iron Pfd.30 at 104.Asbestos Pfd., 5 at 45.Converters.20 at 43, 100 at 4312, 100 at 434.Royal BK,, 36 at 241%.Bk.Mont., 6 at 250.Mer.Bank, 50 at\u2019 187.Union Bk.10 at 160.Coal.Bonds, $5000 at 96%.Power 414 Bs., $1000 at 981.Conv.Bds., $3000 at 883.Quebec Ry.Bonds, $2000 at 843, $2000 at 85%.Munroe, of Saran lake, N.Y.the de- \u2018fendant\u2019s brother,sn 1908.The purport of the document was not brought out.Mr.Robinson, who js said to have been a salesman in this country for English Marcont wireless stock.testi- cross-questioned by the defence.Speaking of stock market conditions, the Boston \u2018News Bureau\u2019 says: \u2014'It is a situation that requires courage and patience.The big man, as well as the small man, is marking time.But good judges who were very pessimistic a year ago are beginning to view the situation more hopefully, It is felt that the great fundamental factors are steadily changing for the better.The outcome of to-day's dispute at Quebec relative to the Montreal Tramways Bill, is awaited with considerable interest.The gcneral opinion on the Street\u2014it is not quite a confident opin- jon\u2014is that the bill will be passed as it now stands.A corporation is an organization Crocker, Munroe's couirsel, and Dr.J.H.LJ.5.Bache & Co.\u2014The deadlock will not he broken until the Supreme Court acts in the trust cases.In the meantime, should any sharp drives be made at securities, we advise purchases for the Jong pull, as.the fundamental situation is showing continuous improve- present to cause any pronounced advance, and recommend sales during strong periods.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PRODUCE IN LIVERPOOL.Liverpool, March 14.\u2014Closing.Cheese Canadian finest white, new, firm, 61s; do., colored, new, firm, 61s d.= Price Brothers à Company, Limited.5: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PARIS BOURSE WEAK.Paris.March 14.\u2014 Prices opened irregular and closed weak on the Bourse to-day.107 St.James Street, Montreal CAPITAL 1 - Capital Fully Paid -$1.000,000 Reserve Fund - - $1,000,000 SOABD OF DIRECTORS.Right Hon.Lord Strathoona and Mount Royal, &.C-M.G.President sir Edward Clouston, Bart Vice-President.Hon.R.Mackay.A.Baumgarten.E.B.Greenshielda [H V.Meredith, C.M.Hays.David Morrice C.R.Hosmer.{ James Ross.Sir T.G.Bhaughnessy, K.C.V.Q, Bir Wm.C.Van Horne, K.C.M.G.H Robertson.Manager.SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS, BERLIN BOURS RBerling.Marc\u201d Russo-Chinese E WEAK TOWN OF MEGANTIC, P.(.5 \u2018: Debentures The net debt of 1 - town's assets ls cons CfTs over the total two points make de zirable investment = PRICE PAR AND INTEBE\" YISLDING 5 HANSON BROS.164 ST.JAMES STREET | First Mortgage Sinking Fund Cold Bonds, Due November 1st, 1940.\u2014 The assets forming the security for these Bonds amount to about $13,500,- 000, or nearly three times the outstanding Bonds.The timber limits are Street Ry.Bs.$200 at 100.Bank of Montreal Building, ; 109 ST JAMES STRhuwl, Montreal | whose privilege it is to do business, \u2014a AFTERNOON BOARD.trust, so it is said, is one whose busi- Scotia\u201425 at 96.ners it is io be privileged.Ottawa\u20141 at 130 3-4, 2 at 130 1-3, / 10 og 130 1-2.3 ti Asb.Com.\u2014 200 at 13.25 at 13.Unlisted Securities Black Lake\u2014500 at 75._\u2014 Union Bank.\u2014 20 at 150.Foliowin gare this morning's sales and Steel Corp.\u2014 50 at 58 1-2, 10 at |9uotations of unlisted securities.fur- _o en = = nished to the \u2018Witness\u2019 by Mr.58 1-2, 5 at 58 1-2, 50 at 59, 25 at O'Brien, a A General Banking Business transacted.: STERLING AND EXC H A NG BOUGHT .GONTINENTAL AND SOLD - ity OfMoes\u2014203 St.James Street, 1255 St.Catherine Strest East (corner \u2019 Fuilum), 320 St.Catherine Street West (corner University), 1330 St.: Lawrence Boulevard, and 1886 St.Lawrence Boulevard.Bank ses 8 LISTED SECURITIES | MINING SECURITES UNLISTED SECURITE | i We Own and Offer 59, 25 at 59 1-4, 25 at 59 1-4, 25 at Bid.Asked.insured against fire at = - .59 1-4, 25 at 59 1-4, 25 at 59 1-4, -Dom.Canner LL.B34 54 i 6 | Power\u201450 at 149.75 at 149, 20 at Pref uns 2.4e 11 98 850 Lloyds.overnment and L SECURE C - 149, 5 at 149, 200 at 149, 5 at 149 1.4, Price Bros.bonds .36 an Price and particulars ' INDU BY a a Textile\u201450 at 74 1-2, 25 at24 5-8, 125 [Lachine 5 p.c.bonds .101 10214 furnished on applicatis-.Munici ai Debentures \\ ; 74 94 9 -4 24° 9 \"1 3.Breweries pref .92 95 - (Members Montreal Stock Exchange) at T4 3-4, 25 at 74 3-4.25 At T4 3-4, 10 Bonds .1.11202 12101108 \u2018 \u2014_\u2014 \\ .\u201c at 5 oat ly >a 100 at 74 3-4, 25 at Can, Power stock .-.i ; 214 Royal Se > suitable for investment or tai Class 74 3-4, 25 at © -4.\u2018 onda .Le .SZ 6 - curities urposee tecks of a A General Stock Exchange Business Transacted.-Street\u201450 ut 231 1-2.50 at 231 1-2, Cereal com ,.EE S = .- Yielding Prem = a Soid Investment Securities a Specialty 50 at 231 3-4, 50 at 232, 50 at 282 1-2, (PTE oo po oe 11 5 ie Corporation, Limites 0 cz ! Sought an Reports on any Canadian or American securities oat 20% 3a nated B azn Bords.por Re SR : 4 to Si .at 233, 25 a -4, at 233 1-4, 2R Mex, Nor.Power .© .i ' \u2014\u2014 furnished on application.at 233 1-2, 25 at 233 1-2.© Botlerest com.l.2.+ 41 1814 164 88 James Street Neatresd | Partioulars gladiy submitted Rich.& Ont.\u201450 at 109° 3-8, 25 at Pref .8 30 Cur Weekly Cireuler of Friday, Maroh 10th, gives an analysts of 109 1-4, 25 at 109, 2 5at 109, 25 at 108 7-8.Toronto Quebec Halifax EDWARD L.DOUCE the position of PENNANS LIMITED.Detroit\u201425 at 70%, 25 at 70%, 25 at FAITS London, En MCKINNON ONT.Co mailed on \u20ac.70%, 25 at 70%, 25 at 70%, 25 at 70%.West.Can.Power.2 at 51%.125 at A \" .; ropy reques 25.at 70%, 25 ai 70%, 25 at 70%.55.bouton Londe.\"3000 at 60 | » EZ 1158 Sacrament st Phone 33! 3 ; \u2014 , .s 8 bonds, OT : ve 187 St.Jamaés Street, 46 Elgin Street, og erred ot 5! 87 194%, 87 Can.Power, 53] at à Can.Power bods, 5000 at 83.Mex.Nor.Power, 15 at 304.Hillcrest, 50 at) 84._ Mex.North a wer bonds, 2000 at 67 THE OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS COMPANY, LIMITED.DIVIDEND NOTICE.Ottawa, Ont.\u2018 Dominion Park\u20143 at 61.Porto Rico Bonds\u2014$1,000 at 86.Cement Common\u201450 at 23, 25 at 23.- Quebec bonds\u2014$100 at 85 3-4, $5,000 at 8.3-2.{ CANADIAN GONSOLINE RUBBER COMPANY.UV MONTREAL .W.GRAHAM BROWNE & CO.DEALERS IN BONDS.: Ww Shawinigan\u20145 at 111 1-2, 5 at 111 3-4.eri no : : & Bank of Montreal\u20141 at 250 1-4.STOCK YARDS BURN; Loss |222 St.James Street, Montreal.certe Disidend ot y Biven that a Quar-| A Quarter) lu = Iron pfd-\u20145 at 104.00,000.has been declared on the Common Ede ferred Shares of \u2019 ; : .= Can.Car bonds\u2014$2,500 at 104 3-4., of the OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS cour this Compan: a: Cement bonds\u2014$2,000 at 99 1-4.Fort Worth, {Texas March 14.\u2014 .Moisons Bk\u201413 at 211.Nearl; two acred cf stock sheds burn- Merchants\u2019 Bk.\u201412 at 187, 1 at 187.ed here co-day, roasting to death CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS, _ Toronto Ry\u2014I0 at 127, 5 at 127, 25 between 500 and L000 ETS.phorses, OF SCOTLAND \u2019 2 shesp an ogs.jana © v rning | \u2019 a Pfd.\u20142 at 108.four men.The value of the dead 11 Place D'Armes (Quebec Bank Bldg.) P animals !s estinhated at nearly $250, Resident Partner, Telephone 000, and the property loss $50,000.David S.Kerr, C.A.(Scot.).194 Main PANY.Limited, payable SATURDAY ble April Sa aera of recor A tional: to Share.Quarterly Dia done: 20th instant.se of business, the Common E avr- - By Order of the Board, LO ams ora G.ALFRED MORRis, | of record a Mor Secretary.MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO.\u2019 \" : CHIEF AGENTS WaonBemet?autres in canADA.NSA | LIMITED Montreal, March 18, 1911, NDS HT IANS 0 Logy ante ined the that ti.So issatistioq at PIL Tate otherews t Procre, enDrevrea- 1 Quebes y of a.older; lt.U Shares.advice a?Sacs Tors ducing latte )Orts Umptian 9° vain om dnu+- larterg\u2014s.sone Nest x.er im on lratrrs ap- recon of M ONRER > 15 Lo La Tai À nt arrans- nmissioner 12 Unat ve satire Jd atin tha re {0 Teli a s~hene, LroVernni ni verted fram is invudious asion.on two car hrough this mis-srading \u201cThe of- the case of nn the fact Ne trust 1m EC RY.idgment wa for Court hv of Barlwa P.Company nst the com Its abeerii med that C, P.0.ures A town CS ya valu e of ?siderably These?sav; securit TEREST RS \u2026 \u2014 J IES TIES JRITIES CURITES > piasses Soid.© a on U!\u201d ju \u2018apital SE as declan Jers © shareh 6 sus 1911 cent % ne PCr) =o] Caen dea to sparenoT y, 1911 % ER pry Monk y- Treasurer UANY CITIZENS HONOR LATE DR.W.I.SHAW Numerous Societies With Which He Was Connected Pay Last Respects to Venerable and Energetic Former Principal of Wesleyan College \u201cra of Dr.Wm.I.Shaw), afternoon, at twd residence, at the From the collega the Dominas ais his College.proceeded to =, 4-< Methodist Church, where was held.Thera represen- =n service attendance of the various - and educational institutions rv with which the late Dr.- nad been su intimately > well as many prominent citi- anus from private service at the collego 4, - benefit of the family.\u201c Jd by the Rev.Dr.Richardsen.order of the funeral procession a - - follows: Flowers, hearse, chieË - : studenis and professors, ww rand senate, Ministers of all - representatives of! atHeers and teachers of : ns, - tv, 1 is, ar \u2018ae Council of Public 1n- \u201cpresentatives of Mardon- -~ aml many representatives © oorganizations.- Cet mourners were: Three s+ - Vssrs.Fred.W.Shaw, J.- Shaw, Geo.MeD.Shaw; two cs, Messrs, William Shaw ver \\ [vonald Antlif£: brother, Mr.\u2018(-gan Shaw: nephews, Messrs.~ aw Skinner, William B.Skin- © Fonald Shaw Skinner; cousin, \\ raham Shaw: and the Rev.Dr.A Ilobt.Macdonald, sr., Robt.: \u201c17.Joseph Skinner.=~ Inn.CC.Harriss, J.va\" x W.Brown.KE.L.Brown.- ru bearers were: The Rev.~=mger, principal of the Presby- or eliege; the Rev.Dr.Rexford.s-es al of the Diocesan College; the Penrose Protestant |} associ | was con- | representatives ef \u2018ha Commission, represen- | Irwin | Rev.Dr.Patton, acting principal of the Wesleyan College: Mr.William Hanson, treasurer of the Wesleyan ; College: Ald.8.J.Carter, yresident { Dominion Alliance: Mr.CC.Holland.treasurer of Dominion E.1.Hart.Among those noticed in attendance were the Rev.Dr.Carman, general superintendent of the Methodist Church: the Rev.Dr.Graham, secretary of the Educational Society of the Methodist Church.and representative of the regents of Victoria University, Toronto: the Rev.CC.8 Deeprose, Ottawa.president of the Montreal Con- ; ference: the Rev.Dr.Young, chairman of the Montreal North District; ; the Rev.William Timberlake.chair- i man of the Montreal South District, | Square Methodist Church, | i The Presbytery of Montreal, in ! quarterly session.adjourned this morning until after the funeral, and i attended in a body.+ The Dominion Alliance | adjourned also.! At the service held at the college.the Rev.Dr.G.W.Graham, secretary for education of the Mathodist churches of Canada.read a short passage from the Scripture, as also did C\u2018onvention \u201cthe Rev.Dr.J.CC.Antcliff.| The Rev.Mr.Harte, of Dominion | Square Church, also gave a short address, while the Rev.Dr.Carmen read the closing prayers.Altogether \u20ac | about 125 persons were present, in- | cluding students and friends.The | floral tributes were numerous and magnificent.The board of governors j of the college sent a broken column: [the faculty, a cross, and the students la wreath.About 600 boys from the high public schools of Montreal.were closed to-day out of respect to the memory of the late Dr.Shaw.| formed a guard of honor.They lined and which up on both sides of the street from the Wesleyan College to Sherbrooke i Street, and after the procession pass- jo they fel in the rear of the cortege and followed.TEMPERANCE RESOLUTIONS Dominion Alliance Convention and Abolition of Grocers\u2019 License A CALL TO THE CITIZENS.Ercction of a Temperance Hotel to be Considered by the Executive.A he morning session of the Do- on Allfance.whick commenced at o'clock this morning, the reports \u2018the nomination and \u201cmittees were presented and adopt - £: The President, Ald.Carter, occu- piel \u201che chair.The large attendance 01 rlezates present at such An early «dav, evinced the sincerity wiich kas marked the convention since its ; esterday.ten.H.Spence, of To- 377 of the Ontario branch Alege, was present, and was «1 to the convention by Al- L \u2018drier as one of the most ag - >\" lighters in the cause of tem- © in tae country.?T« port of the nominations com- A Was then received.The com- ce recommended that no change WL = Car.The report was adopted.» following were the principal re- Cons presented by the committee resolntions: Ta at this Convention rejoices to \u201cof the inauguration of a Wo- ñ= Crusade for the abolition of er = Livenses for the sale of in- CHAINS FLAG Ra RT AE A II ELL OTE Es gy he | reliée \u2014\u2014 me \u2014\u2014 The Spring Style Garden Is Ready be Picked From ny) The New Hats Black Spring Coats ANNOUNCEMENT Acting under instructions received from Her Excei- It is very questionable if there is in Montreal a display lency The Countess of Aberdeen, and her Montreal com- of black silk and black lace coats anything at all as complete There is another feature in the new Millinery which we would like to bring to your notice\u2014it is the hat with the brim turned away from the face.This particular hat mittee of Irish ladies, under the directorship of Miss Guerin, 1 LU .and thorough as that in Our Mantle Department.A \u20ac | ! | will receive the post of honor in our Monday's Millinery g P _ we are to distribute 20,000 Sprays of Artificial Sham- : i exhibition.This hat has a wealth garden of flowers.Some à ous for the younger matron, each with black braiding rocks at five cents a piece between now and the 17th of designs of it have touches of ue and others deep mauve, and black silk trimmings.March.Orders may be sent to Miss Guerin or direct to t * ; ; : .an some ouc es of the new King's Blue.Coats for the elderly lady, perfectly plain but rich in the the John Murphy Company, Limited, Montreal.; S, | While it is a hat of an entirely different nature from quality of the silk and softly lined throughout.Of course you like variety.So | the \u201cHelmet\u201d hat, it partakes enough of the military in its .Here the \u201cCharlotte Corday\u201d collar appears to splendid do most women.That's why we | sharp, clean cut lines, to make it very companionable to advantage; in fact if there is one feature more than another are on the lookout for every new the Helmet Hat.to distinguish these coats from the black coats of last season, it Stockings with a Reputation style that might please you.That is the new Charlotte Corday coliar.These coats we have at all ,! \u2018 1 .prices from $25.00 to $50.00.i is why we have such splendid Sma Tailored Hats If you want a pair of Wool Cashmere stockings, igi | success with our dresses and enough for comfortable Spring wear, there is no other stocky | blouses; even before the season | On Wednesday we are going to feature small trim O S ; | $2.0 B that we could so confidently recommend to you at a mrdun .ur p cCla ° 8 ag price as we can the line we sell at .50.; proper began.That is why we tailored walking hats.Some represent our expression of the very latest advices we have received from Paris\u2014 ; We have been selling it fo; three consecutive years .Ou: One of the newest size and shape of the season, made of genuine seal leather, being vf medium size, with a pretty narrow frame in gilt or gun-metal, leather lined, with coin purse J m0 are so confident of a greater sea- others are among what one of New York's cleverest Milli- new shipment for Spring is now in and we arc ordering tir son than has been in our Millinery | ners is showing, a milliner whose hats come to Montreal same quality again for Fall, that simply means that we have heer Salon \u2014 variety and beauty and .Co : : : oo : b d y > through only one medium\u2014and that medium is and double handles, will make a pretty bag to be wom at any unable to find anything superior to it at the price in the fae eauly and vartely.; : izes in th CUAL ; time.It is really a $4.00 value.markets of the world.We can sell outsizes in the samc juan, : THE JOHN MURPHY COMPANY, LIMITED.: : : Our Special Price.$298 at 10 cents extra, namely, 60 cents per pair.\u2014_\u2014 + c Hair Requisites Combs Toi \u2018 Women's New Plain shell turban pins.pair .25 oilet Sundries ., Marlatt\u2019s hair Promotec, bottle .$1.00 Fancy Rhinestone and gilt back comb .75 - Chamoisette Gloves Parisian Sage, \u2014 .2.2.2.+ 89 Plain selfun barrettes, in amber and Tavlor's Violet Toilet water T5 : [| Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, per bottle .$1.00 shell ve ee ee 0 Taylor's Headache cologne, per bottle .75 | 35 Per Pair | Pinaud\u2019s Eau de Quinine.per bottle .50 Fancy Rhinestone back comb .$1.30 Colgate's Monad Violet, and Cashmere i < Rum and Quinine hair tonie .\u2014 .22 Our extra special real hair nets; .20-\u2014 50 Bouquet toilet water, small size, The very latest finish.twa «wir : tr se ee ar te es es .ee so 33 T hi ls ra: sum s Regd.Curline bottle .\u2014.-.75 per bottle .35 glove cut.In Chamois.natura: an | ia\u2019 i Hind's Honey Alinond cream .3% white.grey and black.Vinolia's pure vegetable hair wash 49 Jewellery Witch Hazel cream .19 | \" Arabian S8hampoo powder .05 - \u2018ane , j © poo p 2 Latest and newest bar or jabot pins.Vanco Hydrogen Peroxide ve a 8 .; Superior bay Rum .(> These arc ten inches in length.set with Madame Rupper Hand lotion .$1.00 Long Chamoisette Gloves Rh Superior bay Rum .25 clear rhinestones, graduating in size, Madame Rupper face bleach.double | .' Plain shell bar style Barrette .65 Also a very dainty fern leaf design.con- strength.22110101 000 8240 | At 50 Pair © Fancy gilt and rhinestone barrette .50 ne of fitter He ang are 09 Co i Co ?Black jet back combs, from $1.00 to $2.25.all mounted on silver, tor each .o In natural chamois or white lors at ; a .hell barrettes 15 taire wrist.2 dome.IR inches lang .Small size she see me we ee 5 \u2018 Smallwares + | Shell and amber bone hairpins, per - box .2.22 +0 ++ ++ ++ + ae 20 Sterling silver thimbles, all sizes.cach .23 ancy OO S ° I» Plain shell bandeau.vv vv or un 15 Jastic blouse retainers.with long waist 19,000 Yards Wash Ribbon | \" .4 / , pin.each.2202 22 2212 2222 215 ; - Fancy braid and Velvet Bandeau, .50 Black and tan gaiter buttons, per A new assortment of hats.jabots.cul Cut Into Six or Three-Yard t to $2.50.dozen .LL Li 04 12 12 09 lars and bows, for embroidery, stamped 4 Our special Real Hair Net; 2 for .25 Folding wire coat hangers, each .10 on the purest linen, prices .10, .15, and .50.: Lengths at Special Prices» n Indistructo toe tips, per dozen pairs .1o \u2018 Quilted satin slipper soles, in blue and Ko.| Width.6 vards.LL 1 401 y : white, pr.+.22212 21 3 Nar.Be CN c : t Glasses | Belt Buckles and Belts Guest towels, stamped on fine hucka- No.2 fi oo » Our new buckles have just arrived.They back.Numerous cffective designs.No.3 3 2 6 pairs only of Opera Glasses, regular are of the very finest sualities of gilt-gun Fach or 2122 21 2 11 2 eae 0 No.4 FT 5 n - e% « metal and oxidized in all patterns and i n $5.00, for .2.22 2 2 22 00 0 8398 prices; all extra value.at .S0, $1.23, $1.50, -\u2014 = ¢ ! These are a neat and clear Opera Glass, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50.i .; .Black silk belts, in the new pleated v « D fitted in Black Leather Case.tailored effect, in all sizes at 25 and .75 S ill N D t ; each.till Newer Dresses : a We have a very nice assortment of cut u d ; Belts steel buckles.at .63.75.83, $1.23, $1.50, .t h $4.50.$6.00.and $10.00 cach.These are ail F M sses | 4 | Q n cut steel riveted, or 1 O ears We are offering a finc lot of new wash belts, vers prettily embroidered in both Wash Belts At $4.50, $5 00 and $ / .50 narrow and wide styles.Values -_ 35, for .2.Le ++ 00 00 00 0 0 229 The new black and white wash belts, with buckle, dainty and stylish.To-morrow, : .Le All sizes in stock.each .\u2026.| We have received still another consignment of dresses since our la: | announcement.Sweet little gingham ones to sell at $4.50.$5.00 anc : .; 0 $7.50\u2014and sweet indeed they are\u2014 every sales-assistant in the depaitmen : i] ® ° ; A says so.à WAISTS-An Invitation i = f cé » Re .oo.° : ; ; Let this be our invitation to the women of Montreal to come and see Silk Lisle Socks for Children n it [ piton à | our ster .2% our new waists.There are nearly 10,000 of them on exhibition in the M WwW BBFR .- ; ew wa ere Iss WE G 19 Ir 3 Parisian, English, American and Canadian styles.We are particularly loves .p er pa anxious that you should see the new À merican Voile and Marquisette waists, | .Tan, black, pink and sky.si ; of Should be F itted On 41 to 8 inches.This is a fin even if you have not time to see the whole collection.We want you to see T mercerized sock, perfectly shapes the hand-embroidery work on these, the tiny little patterns, the neatness of THE ROBERT SIMPSON COMPANY, LIMITED, The first trying on of a glove and fast color.the kimono sleeve, and in some cases the richness and elaborateness of the TORONTO, means so much that we want you to Lo \u2014 \u2019 trmmings.Some at $4.00, some up to $10.00.All in the very newest of | take the extra time to have them fi 3 p style, and all simply perfect in the matter of fit.Co Is in the Corset Department, and will be glad to give you the -ted, at the counter.va dl The Dollar Leather Cap It means better wear; it means benefit of her experience.The corset is the foundation of the \u2018less risk: it means you will be re- We just want to remind you that.gcwn.More than ever this season does Fashion demand that your paid for your time by more comfort.as 2 glove to go with a peu | ume, there 1s simply n : figure be correctly corsetted.And, more, it must be correctly coi- \u2014OUR \u201cLA RIVE\u201d GLOVES Canada at the money Ike the \u201cDe: ] lar Leather Cape.\u201d and the rar£ À Forty of the Newest Black Marabout setted before your new suit or dress can be fitted.\u2014ARE GUARANTEED 2 oo er M complete for Stoles, $ 5.00 Fach on Wednesday Come here to-morrow and secure your corset.You have the (PRICE $1.25.) and women.advantage of choice of 17 different makes of corsets, and of more LL - Not stoles of an ordinary every-day appearance, but stoles than 200 distinctive models.You will also have the advantage that are jet black and lustrous, and satiny in appearance, and beau- of a talk with Miss Webber, than whom no one is better able to Ostrich Stoles tiful, and soft and cosy, and eight rews wide.\u2014Stoles as good as advise you as to the corset you ought to wear.Co A special line of stoles with three strands lined through.which is à ged | ev.and we ever sold in an ordinary way at $10.00; on sale We will expect you to-morrow.i .Wednesday morning, while forty of them last, at each.$5.00 protection in keeping them in shape.These come in black, taupe.& white, and range in price from $9.50 to $22.50.OUR PHONE NUMBER UPTOWN | \u2018 AG Gui SGOI1O0 _N 2 a me Ein - THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, - \u2018me 6: an humorist as well as a = TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1911.~ ?- \u2018! JOY RIDE\u2019 Of I Ww ; 1 Mr.Clinton Boward and a Trip | nterest to | omen.- On ho Water Wagon The \u2018Witness\u2019 Daily Fashion Hint.| asrranes p > ne et of ° Me Clinton or x = Wr .= Ce ae UR DISPLAYS OF the Women's Temperance Un- nty-eight years ago, and to Toros, cf Georgia, te whom 1t .1 due that tha governor cf abolished the saloon.\u2018Carry ha cried.\u2018the States are 24 The judgment of the world _ mst the saloon .anud it must die.- +» next general election, the s .must be stoned with the bal- + it dites.Jt will be a joy ride zrave.cera! sermon.\u2019 cimenting Canadians on thoir - he spnke of the attitude to- 1-12 Aivorce.Last year, in Chicagoy hid heen more divorces than -vopied Canada in fifty years.A sau*rintio American.his vlew was, 1= ?) .Mrs.Waycott, Mr.and Mr .¥ Sy ab t ry d rted that its getic law enforcement campaign be I , Le eanea or Je \u2019 of one who has lived ard written nights of the week.The fact that pis for his unquenckable courage, on one Sunday, and reporte a getie the municipal police force is not DT.and Mrs.Griffith, Dr.A the almiost unconscious fusion of races always In antive sympathy with the approval of legislation having for its our President's Early Closing Fy-law his unflinching determination, and the the Alliance's power, and with this in operatives had failed to discover any maintain order while the law is being We do not want the Mrs.Sudlow, Mr, and Mrs.Mao al And Best Work in the Dominion Guar- .\u2018 ; dogged perseverance which he has ex- infractions of the law in the many | doing its duty.ts anteed.ghetto, Israel Zangwill.With almost object a change of opening time from hibited throughout the long-sustained hotels they had visited.Such a work or to usurp the functions of the PRESENTATION TO PRIEST \u20ac Telephone for our Driver subtle facility.he forces home a truth, 5 a.m.to 7 a.m.was recently passed fight.He comes out of the conflict happy state of things seemed in- police.But until the police obey the v \u2019 : recognized always, though gainins by the City Council is evidence of the ° license v te 1 VIIA pg AEWA pes i Chough sil retaining the Faith of there tention of his hearers with witty an- tack on the Commissioners.Finally, Catalogues in Canada?Do you know you have the same right to Wouldn't it be advisable to send fathers and leave 5 he memories pi! ecdote,.the keynote of which was the the License Commissioners (except y i GOLD MEDALISTS.British American Dyeing Company 7 Telephones and Offices.HAND LAUNDRY WORK us a parcel of that laundry you are so particular about.The result of our experience will be a surprise to you.Mark your parcel \u2018Handweork Stratford, Ont.March 14.-\u2014Dernis O'Brien, the nineteen-year-old son of W.O'Brien, Stratford, is in the nns- pital with his left ear and the whole left side of his face missing.He went out Saturday to shoot muskrats and while getting through a fence the gun exploded, the stock being blown to pieces and young O'Brien\u2019's face perhaps but little reflection as many things of the future, that to New World is proving and must prove a haven of justice, a bulwark of liberty for the ostracized and persecuted of every race and creed in the Old.As Is his wont, Zangwill has built his play around the cimpiest characters.It is almost « story of domestic life; the Jewish family which flces to America from the perszacutions of The Russian Pole.the aged couple, who with their lives behind them, cling to the customs of older days, and the youthful artist, whosz cyes have scen his father, mother.and sister butchered at Kishineif in a [L\\ussion massacre; who, with the future of a life but little spent, looks upon America as the refuge of the persecuted in many lands\u2014God\u2019's crucible, the melt- life there comes the daughter of the Russian officer who commanded the soldiers at Kishineff.the parents, «iil more European then naturalized.oppose prejudice with prejudice; but the units of the younger veneration, in the Europe behind.For the younger generation is the product of \u2018The Melting Pot,\u2019 the Christians that recognize one difficult to hear and follow.Aslde from this, however, it proves of fascinating strength, and fs presented in a finished manner.Walker \u2018Whiteside, in the chief role of David Quixano, the Jew of America, left little to be desired, being ably sup- \u2018ported by Florence Fisher, as.the daughter of the Russian baron.The growing sentiment in favor of curtailment of the ravages of the liquor habit.Mrs.Radford, one of the delegates, advocated the establishment of a temperance hotel in Montreal, and girls\u2019 clubs throughout the country for the accommodation and social betterment of girl immigrants.The treasurer's report showed a deficit amounting to about $600, The report was approved, and an appeal was made by Mr.Roberts for the formation of a campalgn fund.A nominating committee for the election of officers was then appointed, and the members of a committee on resolutions were also chosen.Mr.Roberts suggested, in connection with the work in the Eastern Townships, that representatives from the counties of Mis- sisquoi, Brome and Stanstead get to- take action and arrangements will be made to extend the scope of the work in the Eastern Townships.Mr.Clinton N.Howard, the temperance orator, was present, and was called upon to say a few words.He occupied twenty minutes of the at- destruction of the liquor interest.Mr.Howard also addressed a mass meeting at St.James Methodist Church In the evening, his subject being \u2018A joy view.Our best work is often unseen, The influence we have wielded cannot be.expressed Iinterms of currency.The good we have accomplished is not to be measured or weighed.\u2019 It has been a year of strenuous activity, of undaunted, holy purpose, and undeniable achievement.Out of seeming failure has ¢ome success, often defeat has been .but the prelude to victory, and with enhanced reputation, the increased confidence and esteem of the city's best people, and a nation-wide vosition as one of Canada's most val- fant social reformers.For the Aldermen who stood by Alderman Carter to the end, we have heart-relt praise.and we thank them most sincerely.To those who betrayed their trust and falsified their pledges we have onlv to say: \u2018Gentlemen, a Day of Judgment is coming, when we shall deal with you.\u2019 THE LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.Representations were made to the Provincial Government in regard to the action of the License Commissioners in granting nearly 300 licenses for the present licensed year to places not properly equipped, as by law required, the Premiez promising that an enquiry would be instituted.The ing pot from which shall come a gether for the purpose of organizing a Licensé Commissioners, at one of nobler, unificl nation purified of the plan of campaign in their district.The thelr public sittings, held soon after- bitterness of race and creed.Into his ddlegates from these counties will wards.took occasion to criticize our action in this matter, upon which the Secretary of the Alliance made a spirited rejoinder in the press.This led to a somewhat prolonged.and at times, heated controversy, in which His Honor.Mr.Justice Lafontaine, joined, endorsing our secretary's at- Mr.Recorder Weir, who was not concerned in the matter).In a long document, appealed to the Attorney-Gen- eral to vindicate them, and our the opening of their sessions for the hearing of applications for licenses wrote to the secpetary of the Alliance inviting him to assist them with information regarding the conduct of licensed places, thus exhibiting a splendid spirit after the somewhat acrimonious controversy previously referred to.That invitation was cor- credible, especially to those acquaint- ed with conditions.It was felt that some further action must be taken.Just at this time, Mr.F.D.Sutherland, city editor of the Montreal law by enforcing the Quebec law, as they are instructed in the law 80 to do, we shall continue to do this work of law enforcement, believing it to be the best means of ultimately Stdr,\u201d voluntarily recommended a man creating that public sentiment which On the occasion of his pocroru day yesterday the Re.Fate ald McShane was presented vs testimonial of appreciat Patrick\u201ds A.A, and the un \u2018ed of the parish.« DO YOU KNOW WE ARE We pleased Thousands of Ladies last We can do the same for you.HERE?Do you know that we publish one of the most attractive Style come into our sample room and buy just what you want as a customer from out of town?It is not usual with Catalogue Houses Montgomery Ross 2: Company 32 Mc6ILL COLLEGE AVENUE, MONTREAL.Extra Special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday-$4.50 Net Waists at $2.25 each.These are worth seeing.torn off, on the left side, in a hor- Cest as a whole is of the strongest, r very difficulties have been dially accepted and, acting upon in- ; : 4 , rible manner.He staggered about a nd \u2018The Melting Pot,\u201d while obviously things to overcome.The years but structions from the sub-executive Out-ef-town folks should write for eur Catalogue., a mile to a farm house, where help was Of a thoroughly serious and almost] finds us a year\u2019s march nearer to vic- committee, the secretary co-operated 4 summonéd and he was removed to- a problematical nature; stands ina class tory and ready to enter upon another in every way possible with the Roard.Ww - hospital.If he recovers he wiil be almost by Itself\u2014a drama which en-| year's wark with unquenchable deter- supplying the Commissioners with disfigured tor life.eo 12 er - i 2 \" tertains, teaches, snd uplifts, mination to.destroy the traffic which w \u201c- evidence as to equipment, or the lack nd \u2014 Print tore \" no jeer voor par.\u2018 Sse 1 Teds! \u2018chat A Story of Press-Gang Days.our THE PRECEDING CHAPTERS.ia suiet of little Monkshaven . Riviere du DAILY Loup, Ste.Flavie 12.00 For the above-named sta- ooN tions; also Moncton, St.M John, Halifax and \u201cSyd P ney.nnections or BXOUPT Prince Edward Island and BATURDAY! Newfoundland N.B.\u2014Through connections for Bya- ney leaving Montreal on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.4 PM EXPRESS for St liya- EXCEPT cinthe, Nicolet and inte:- SUNDAY, mediate stations.CITY TICKET OFFICE: 130 St.James St Tel.Bell 615.H.A.PRICE, GEO.STRUBBE, Asst.Gen.Fpes- Agt.City Ticket Agt.\u2018Well, mamma, Garnett Sherry isn't good in arithmetic at all and to-day.he insisted on my giving him my paper to copy answers and all and when would never speak to me again, and he won't, mamma.\u2019 \u2018Do right, my child, whatever it with these words ringing in her ears Helen went back to school.- And now commenced \u2018her troubles.True to his word, Garnett would not speak to his former friend, which grieved her greatly.And this went on for several weeks and was, oh, SO hard to bear.Soon the rumor went through the school that Garnett had lost his Httle pet dog.Oh, how sorry Helen was and how she did long to find the creature and restore it \u2018to its owner.She didn't dare to \u2018hope that her wish would be gratified, however, till the dog had been gone two long weeks and had been almost given up as lost.Then one day Helen and a little mate of hers were \u2018taking a walk in a, to them, strange part of the little town in which they llved, when they espled in a yard a small dog who seemed just frantic to get to them.There was a high fence around the vard and the gate was locked so that the animal could not get out.\u2018Oh, its Flirt, its Flirt,\u201d cried Helen eagerly.And she called \u2018Flirt, Flirt, which .made the dog still more frantic.The children tried the gate but could not open it.Then they rang the door - bell, but no one seemed to be at home.\u2018Oh.cried Helen, \u2018if we could only \u2018get at Flirt he would be sure to follow us.What can we do?\u2018T tell you what we can do,\u2019 ejacu- \u2018lated Flossie, \u2018we can dig with sticks under the gate and he can crawl hrou > CNTOUER two little determined girls sat down on the ground to try to liberate the imprisoned dog.The ground and the work were hard and little progress was made.\u2018Oh, dear,\u2019 cried Helen, \u2018we will have to give it up,\u2019 and she began to cry.At this a little girl who had watched them, \u2018Say, there's a hole in the side fence and TI] get him into our yard and then he can get out easy.And this was quickly done and Helen soon \u2018had Ftirt in her arms.The little stranger re- \u2018marked as she delivered him up.\u2018I knew Jack Ruether atole that dog.He's always stealing something.\u2019 The overjoyed children hastened with the animal to Gernett, whose anger now vanished lke a cloud.And soon Helen and Garnett were better friends than ever.\u2014 \u2018Intelligencer.\u2019 * WHAT SAITH THE SCRIFTURSE March, 14.\u2019 .1s it peace?\u2014IL Kings ix., 27.I know the thoughts that I think \u2018toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil.to give you an expected end.\u2014Jeræ xxix., 11.him that is far off.is near, saith the heal him.\u2014Tsa.Ivil, Peace, peace to Tord; and I will 19.\u2014Arranged by G.W.Moon.For St_ Hyacinthe, Drum 7.40 A.M.mondville, Levis, Quebec, and intermediate stations.EXCEFT Connections | for EK viare\" \u2014 du p and interm te E-NDAF \\stations.I would not do it he declared that he\u2019 costs, Mrs.Easty said once more, and, ~~ vpn.White-Star Dominion Canadian Service Mail Steamers \u2014 PORTLAND, MI.LIVERPOOL.Canada.Mar.16 Southwark AplL 8 Dominion Mar.25 Canada .\u201c 15 Megantic .April 1 Megantic .\u201c 29 Laurentio end Meyantio, largest and most modern steamers in the an Trade.Superb accommodation for First, Second and Third Class passen- sers.Canada and Dominion.One Clags Cw bin (called 3nd Claus), Rates very moderate.Third Claas are also carried.Fer all information apply to Local Agents, or COMPANY'S OFFICE 118 Wotre Dame Street West.NADIAN PACIFIC EAPRESSES ND OTHER STEAMSHIPS T.JOHN, M.B., and LIVERPOOL LAKE CHAMPLAIN.Mar.16 EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.Mar.24 LAKE MANITOBA.Mar.30 MONTROSE .Mar.31 Rates\u2014Empress steamships: First class, $82.80, and upwards; second class, $51.26, and upwards.e Steamships-\u2014One Class Cabin.second class rates, $47.50, and upwards.Tickets and information from any Steamship Agents or W.Q.Annable, Wm.Webber.sen.Passenger Agt.Passènzer Agt 3 and Bb BoarG of Trade Bullding.«BERMUDA Round Trip $230 and Us Fest Twin Berew 8.8.\u201cBermudian\u201d 5,590 tons sails from New York 10 app.every Wednesday.Bilgekeels: eloctrio fans: wirsloas telezraphy.Fuatest, newest snd steamer landing passen- ters at the dock in Bermuda \u2019 WEST-INDIES NEW 88 \"GUIANA\" and other stesmorr y from Now York for 9: Po soi Porfull luformation apply 32 WH 200 54 Tame: Tne 198: James st.; Thoa, Cook & Son, St Catherine ss.wal J.hivet, 13 Ave.dt.Laurent or J.Brose agen Commistioners Moutreal QUEBEC A Oo.Tat vod Quebec: PROFESSIONAL CARDS ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, &:c.ELLIOTT & DAVID = Advocates, Barristers and Solicitors.Commissichers for all \u2018the Provitice And for the States of Massachusetts and New York.Canada Life Bullding, 189 St.James st.Henry J.Elliott, K.C.L.A.David, SMITH, MARKEY, SKINNER, PUGSLEY & HYDE, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, Eto, METROPOLITAN BUILDING, 179 ST.JAMES STREBT.ROBT.C.SMITH, K.G., FRED.H.MARKEY, K.O.WALDO W.BKINNER, WILLIAM G.PUGSLEY, G.GORDON HYDE.F.8.MACLENNAN, K.C., Advocate, Barrister and Bolleitor, Quebec Bank Building, Montreal.Tel.Main 4703, Tel.Main 3960.* PATTERSON & JENKINS, Advocates, Barristers & Solicitors, 180 St.James Street, Montreal.WwW.PATTERSON.J.JENKINS.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BY JOHN M.M.DUFF, 107 St.James Street.49 Crescent St.PATENT ATTORNEYS, As SAR AERA VU BE 1 IPROMPIL | SFÇURE We solicit the business of Manufacturers, Engineers and others who realize the advisability of having their Patent business transacted by Experts.Pre- \u2014 Our Inventor's Adviser sent upon request.Marion & on, Quebec Bank Building, Montreal and Washington, D.C., U.S.A.: * BATENI EN | ALLEY DEEPA A LAMOINAGIE RAG SUNT PATENTS THAT PROTECT FEATHERSTONHAUGH & CO.Chas.W.Taylor, B.Sc., late Examiner Canadian Patent Office., CANADA LIFE BUILDING - MONTREAL INVENTIONS PATENTED IN ALL COUNTRIES.OWEN N.EVANS Merchants Bahk Bullding, Montreal.BT; ARS tached x open location, on Brewster Park: modern conveniences; vice; low rental, $23 to H.CHAMB Tel.mac NT PART QF OFFICE; James strest,où the grou Sehcah, à r ieulars, o Camp- Paul Bis\u201d Sopa Ad\u201d ee 8 UPPER LAOHINE END LACHINE TRAMWAY, semi-de- residence of eight rooms, fine, close t r amd cer ser- & monthly.À.ERS, 146 St.Catherine W, East 2674.Corner Store To Let Fine Œorner Store To Let\u2014With hase- rent and upper fiat.Apply to Manager.\u2018Witneas' Office.liminary advice free.Charges moderate.| The \u2018Witness\u2019 Block ACCOMMODATION for one er two tenants\u2014offices or shop.Apply to the MANAGER, 142 St.Peter street.FLATS TO LET.T 9 SITUATIONS VACANT.WANTED, A FIRST CLASS COOK : must have good references, and state wages expected.Also, a first class House Tablemaid; must have geod rq- ferences, and state wages expect P.O.Box 62 WANTED-\u2014GENERAL SERVANT FOR small family in flat.Apply 128 nion Ave.WANTED\u2014EXPERIENCED NEWSPAper and magazine advertising solicitor.Apply.stating experience and salary wanted.Box R.P., 78, \u2018witness\u2019 Office.WANTED\u2014I'OR A WHOLESA LE drug house, for dry and wet department, two smart young men.Apply to \u2018DRUGS,\u2019 \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.WANTED\u2014A GOOD STRONG HOUSE- mald with a knowledge of table waiting.Good wages to the right person.Apply from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 in the ening, at 701 Dorchester Street st.WANTED, YOUTH FOR AN OFFICE.age 15 to 18; 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A beautiful house, very attractive, richly decorate ed, and at a price far beléw cost.The opportunity of a lifetime.For Pa ticulars, apply to GEORGE R.SON, Commercial Union Bullding, 8t James street.\u201cLOST, STRAYED AND FOUND, LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING,small Red Cocker Spaniel; Westmount 1- cense tag No.1.Return 260 St.James street or 4091 Tupper street.Telephone West, 14.Reward.FARM FOR SALE.FOR SALE, FARM OF 100 ACRES IN Township of Godmanchester.Hun- tingdon County.convenient to churches, schools.factory and railway stations.For terms and particulars.apply to Mrs.R.McGregor, New Erin Post-Office, Huntingdon, Que.ROOMS WANTED.DESIRES ROOM YOUNG MAN IN strictly private family.can furnish best reference.Telephone.State M.D., \u2018Wit= price and conveniences.ness\u2019 Office.WANT ADS.For The \u2018WITNESS\u2019 MAY BB LEFT WITE msn, Bookseller, 513 St.Ca flene St West, or with R.Turner, Grocer, Point St.Charles, 801 Wellington Ctreet, West of Subway: J.W.thews, 103 Church Avenue, Verdun.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, CASE TARIFY.n Vacant, Situation Way Situs anted, Rooms To Let, to pile a, Second-hand Articles Wanted op Vo petty For Sale or Te Let Other Articles For Sale.20 Words for 10:.for each additional word, motions for the price of £ Six In.our.MOTICE PACTIOULARBIE.Postage Stamps Will Be Accepted.have to be made, and the rate ig, in consequence, much higher.0 charge made in our books for any advertisement of less than Sve agate Unes space - = r © .Wt , = nd N Aten pt ares ; r À 2 i - Pl Y 2 Bg } Pl À i + | 8 Ÿ 4 J Ÿ 8 > 4, M | à « Just rT - Telit ak Me pra ae a TE a AGI 1 LEI = N rian PS Pme pur = ar, ame A CS op 7 arly cov CUTS La a ew pat rx EAT [3 ER Tia YA or wy = Fe FI MAN CPE 5 73 PER RI ONE rs pd \u2019 - OTTAWA OUTCLASS ONTARIO CLUB'IN CUP CONTEST Lo Galt Hopes and Aspirations Effectually Extinguished\u2014 Match Played on Ice Decorated With Pools of Water.RESULT SEVEN GOALS TO FOUR.: Senators Jump Out With a Lead of ceptibly\u2014Vigorous Tactics Four Goals and Slacken Up Per- of the Challengers Avail Them Nothing\u2014Galt Honorèd.Ottawa, March 13.\u2014The Ottawa hoc- ke) team easily disposed of Galt, cham- plons of the Ontario Professional Hockey League, in the Stanley Cup match at the Arena to-night.At the finish the score was 7 to 4 for Ottawa.Notching two goals while Galt had a man on the fence in the first period, Ottawa held the visitors without a tally.and opened the secund session by making it ¢ to 0.Then the defenders appeared to ease up, and Ber- lanquette bagged two for Galt, one while Darragh was off and another while Walsh was with the timers.Ottawa led by 4 to 2 when the last period be- mm A, Walsh made it 8 to 2 on Dar- ragll's pass, and Dougherty, in ten sec- ads, slammed one in for Galt.Rid- path dodged from end to end and made it \u20ac to 3, and Kerr was responsible for the tenth, the cleventh going to Smith, the Galt captain, on a lucky shot.Towards the finlsh the crowd shouted for Ottawa to double the score, but Hague's good work and the indifferent shooting of the home team prevented further tallying.Tt was the poorest exhibition of season, and the crowd was by far smallest.The ice was covered with water in spots, and the conditions, :: fact, were absolutely adverse to the Ottawa style of play.It s doubtful, indeed, If Galt will ever try again for the cup under such favorable conditions,for they at times seemed in their element, whereas the fast Ottawa team was nev- oF able to loosen up.The Ottawa play- ets goemed content with their safe lead and only at intervals did they extend themselves.Jt was slap-dash hockey from begin- ing to end, the Galt team adding little spice by its roughness.They checked like \u2018bushwhackers,\u201d and earned no fewer than 27 minutes in penalties against Ottawa's nine.The peculiar part of it was that only four men were off.Baird and Smith with five and four penalties, respectively accounting for Galt's loss.while Darragh, with six minutes, and Walsh; with one, were the only Otta- «vans banished.Play was strenuous at times.It was impossible to play hoc- kev, and occasionally the Ottawa forwards \u2018shinneyed\u2019 the puck from one to another.Less than 2.500 attended the match, and after the Galt club and the rink company had shared in the profits there will be very little tn split up among the Ottawa nlavers.Darragh received a poke in the left eve from Baird early in the game, and played for the balance of the the the match with his optic closed.Russell Bowie and Duncan Campbell officiated, and their strict rulings found much dislike amongst the Galt supporters, about \u2018fifty of whom were present Hague, Berlanquette and Dougherty, were the best of the visitora, Teams, officials, and summary, follows: Ottawa.Galt.l.esueur.Goal .Hague Lake.Point Baird Shore.\u2026.Cover Murphy Darragh.Rover Mallen Walsh.Centre .,Smith Ridpath.Right Berlanquette err.eee Left Dougherty Referee, Russel) Bowie, Judge of play.Duncan Campbell.Umpires\u2014Andrews, Galt: and Kilt Ottawa Penalty timers\u2014Alf.Smith and Robt.amble Timers\u2014M.Rosenthal, Ottawa; and W.Dennis, Galt.SUMMARY OF GOALS.First Period.Ottawa.Walsh .14.00 2 Ottawa.Walsh .1.00 Second Period.3 Ottawa.Lake .4.30 4 Ottawa.Ridpath .4.30 5 Galt RARE Berlanquette .1.00 6 Galt.Berlanquette .8.00 Third Period.7 Ottawa.Walsh .5.00 S Galt.Dougherty.10 9 Ottawa.Ridpath .30 10 Ottawa.err ., 1.00 11 Galt.Smith 29 \u2018Penalties\u2014Baird, Smith, Smith, Dar- ragh, Smith, Baird, Baird, Darragh, Walsh, Baird, Smith, Baird, 3 minutes each.Totals\u2014Galt 27 minutes, Ottawa 9 minutes.: GALT TEAM HONORED.Ottawa, March 13.\u2014Just previous to the game against the Ottawas last night the members of the Galt: hockey team were honored for winning th Ontario professional championship.The officers and players gathered at the Windsor Hotel and each member of the challenging seven was made the recipient of a gold fob and locket, suitably engraved.\u2018The presentation was made on behlf of th citizens of Galt.by Mr.H.WwW.Brown.The Galt team disbanded after the game.Smith, Hague.Baird and Murphy remaining in Ottawa.which is their home, ,while Dougherty.Serviss, Ber- lanquette.Malley, .and others of the party, left for their respective towns.Word was received to-night that the Port Arthur team would be here in the morning.They will practice to-mor- row, and play for th cup on Thursday.SHAMROCKS LACROSSE Anticipated Opposition to Officials Was Conspicuous by its absence.LARGE ATTENDANCE.Vote for Suspension of Constitu- was supported.by two or three other members, on the ground that no vote had been taken, but as everyone else seemed to \u2018have been aware of the fact that the question had been put and voted upon, these received but little support.Mr.\"Brien, however, warned the club that they were establishing a dangerous precedent in thus suspending the constitu .The new members, who were neagly all at the meeting, were given the unusual privilege of voting at the first meeting they attended.: constitutioniwas amended according to a propdsitfon by Mr, Fennell in such.a wav that instad of holding the annual meeting in Mareh, as has always been the custom of the lacrosse club, this important meetin will in future be held on the second Wednesday in November, which has heretofore been the date of the semi-annual.This will give the Incoming executive all winter to work up the interest in the game and secure players before all the clubs have begun to rush after material In the tion Came in for.Criticism spring.Toe amendment, after it (vas Am ; e perfectly clear to th meeting To endment.\u2019 | hich Rook some time, was carried un- \u2019e The anticipated oppasition to the reelection of the Shamrock Lacrosse Club officials was conspicuous by its absence at the annual meeting of the club last might.; - With the exception of those for the offices of first vice-president and secretary, all the candidates were unanimous- 1y elected, as follows: Hon.president, Mr.Peter Murphy; president, Mr.TO'Connell; first vice-president, Mr.M.Hughes; second vice-president, H.E.McCallum: secretary, J.J.O'Neil; assistant secretary, James Mahoney.The annual reports.of the treasurer and secretary were read.The former showed that the club from last year's activities carry over a deficit of $i,- 519.85.That of the gecretary was nqt es favorable as in past years, as last years team did pot finish as well as could have been hoped.This was due in part to the recommendation of the di- Tectorate, who at.the beginning of the season had decided that the club should play as many amateurs as possible.and as a result many junior and intermediate players had to be drafted into senior ranks.A good nucleus of a team, however, was in existence for the coming season.Thirty-two new members were received into the club just before the elections, and a motion was made to suspend the constitution in order that they might be allowed to vote.The constitution makes it necessary that a me: r must be of three months\u2019 standing before he is qualified to take part m elections.The motion for the suspension\u2019 of .the constitution was carried without a dissentient voice, but as Chairman Murphy declared the motion was carried, Mr, O'Brien protested, and \u201cSLEEPLESSNESS.\u201d _ Thousands of people all over this land \u2018toss night after night on a sleepless pillow.The eyes do not close in the cefreshing slumber that comes to those whose beart and nerves are right.Some are troubled with weak and smothering spells; others palpitation of the heart: others have their nerves unhinged; but whatever the cause \u2014it comes entirely from a Perangement of either the heart or nerves, or both.Milburn\u2019s Heart and Nerve Pills offer the blessing of sound, refreshing slumber.They do this by their invigorating effect on the heart and nerves and wi tone up the whole system to perfect condition.Mr.H.Jewel, Keswick, Ont, writes: ®Iam to have the pleasare of telling ou what Milburn's Heart and Nerve- lls did for me.I would bave weak spells, seemed to lose my breath and would have to get up in the night as I I tried medicines could not sleep.many but found nothing until I used Milburn's Heart and e Pills.I took three boxes and it is three years ago since ¥ did sa, end I haven't Teen troubled .MUburn'es Heart and Nerve Pills are £ per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25, at all tors, or mailed direct on Be > The T.Milburn Co, Limited, i Oat.- \u2014 me = animously.This, with the election of officers; with the attendant discussion, which was at all times perfectly harmonious, kept the largest number of club members that has atended an annual meeting in years til! almost midnight.Last night's accession of new membefs, it was announced, was only a token of the avalanche that is to sweep into the Shamrock Club at the annual meeting in two weeks\u2019 time.On the whole, things are looking bright for the North End Association.-\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014m_ SEEOEPIPOPEIEIIDIIOEEEI00 % » 2 MACDONALD NOTES 2 The much talked-of game between the Freshmen dnd Sophomores in the Indoor Baseball) League, Macdonald College came off.on Friday night.When they met eartier in the seasen, the Freshmen wop 21\u201420, and they went on the floor fully.determined ito duplicate that performance.They were doomed to disappointment, for the Sophs.played all around them and won easily by 30\u2014 The second-year men played a snappier game ' throughout\u2014batting better, fielding better and running bases better \u2014they tied the game up in the fourth innings and were never in danger afterward.Several sensational plays were pulled off.Cooke to Ross accompl a very fast put out, which was equalled by a similar play, Baker to Rodden.Smillie retired the side in the fourth by a uou- ble.unassisted, catching a fly and coming in from left field to third before the runner could get back.Each pitcher had five strike outs to his credit, but Montgomery \"gave three - bases on balls for Cooke's one.Huestis outplayed Roy behind the bat, and led Ms team in batting, although he only got four, was out of seven hdts.+ The game throughout was exciting on account of the interest of the respective years who loudly che red the play of their favorites.The line-up was: \u2014 Sophs\u2014Huestis ¢, Gorham ss.Smillie if.Dash 3b, Boyle 2b, Ford rf, Cooke p, Ross 7b.Freshmen \u2014Oughtred 3b, Critchley 1f, Rodden 1b, Young 2b, Roy c¢, Montgomery p, Davis rf, Baker s.Core by innings\u2014 Sophs.11467341 3-30 Freshmen .423 00 3 142 1\u201416 Struck out\u2014By Cooke, Roy, Montgomery, Davis.Baker (2).by Montgomery, Gorham (3), Dash, Ford (2).Bases on balls, off Cooke, Montgomey.off Mon- gomery, Boyle (2), Ross.Double play, Smillie.Left on bases, Sophs., 9; and Freshmen, 7.Umpires\u2014Messrs.Ness and Sweet, The final league standing: Played.Won.P.C.Seniors .6 8 .1400 Juniors .+ .6 4 867 Sophomores .os 3 167 Freshmen .210031 421-18 This is the second time the Seniors have wen the championship, as they headed the list last year also.HOCKEY A TIE.The Freshmen and Sophomores met on the College rink at 4 p.m.on Satur day in a fast and furius game of hockey.Jt was of the usual type, some gooc play, some bad, and lots of excitement.The first half was 3 to 0 for the Fresh men, but the second half was the very opposite, so that the game ended 3 to 3.As everyone was completely tired out there was no overtime play.If the ice \u2018holds good these teams will meet again this week.The line up: Freshmen.Sophomores.Roy.\u2026.eer.Goal .Gorham Oughtred,.Point .Ross Young.Cover .Hinton Rodden.Rover .Huestis | Craig.:.L.wing .Cooke: Weatgate.;.Centre.SmilLie Montgome win TY.0s.Re = .Ford | Referee, Mr.Middleton.~~ °° © Edward Payson Weston, veteran third birthday tudes of a Walker.\u2019 Weston\u2019s friends, including William uyvesant Fish.\u2019 ' West pedestrian, celebrated .his seventy- delivering at an uptown church a lecture on \u2018The Vicissi- The lecture was given at the request of many of Mr.elson Cromwell; Henry Clews and St AIR VS.WATER The Franklin Motor Company Will Demonstrate Their Air Cooled Cars.AT THE MOTOR SHOW.Claims Immense Superiority of New Method of Engine Cooling to That Generally Used.The development of the automobile industry from the day when the internal combustion motor was in its experimental stage, has reached a point where the automobile has passed from being a fad, and is a vehicle of utility, in many cases necessary to men of certain pro- fesions, and, when properly constructed and dependable, a reliable piece of mechanism.At the present day: in the automobile world there is a question which is assuming greater proportions with each passing day of every season.This is the problem of the choice between two form of motor cooling.The word, majority of motorists means cooling by water.Many of them do not know that it is possible and practical to cool a gasoline motor directly by air.Eminent authorities and magazines, who are well informed on the various phases of the situation, admit to-day that if air cooling a decade ago had been brought to the point of its present development there might now be no such problem as confronts the majority of automobile manufacturers.Many of them are cooling their motors LY water; a few use air.The number who use direct ajr cooling with remarkable and ungues- tionable success are few.The reason the number is so small is not because of any disadvantage in alr cooling.The real reason is this: when the internal combustion motor began its development with rapid strides water cooling presented Itself as the easier solution of the cooling problem.All manufacturers realized the disadvantages of water cooling.and a few concentrated their energies upon the development of a successful air cooling system.DiMm- culties beset their way.but they have triumphed, and are producing cars which coo] perfectly and do iiot overheat.The water-cooled manufacturers are loath to relinquish their old form of cooling.and so stand in the, great majority as opposed to the nrakers of air-cooled cars.The success of air cooling has led some automobile enginners to vredict that the majority of automobiles of the This form of future will be air-cooled.drawing the excessive heat from the cylinders of a motor had edvantages which are so great in proportion.to any disadvantages that its desirability is manifest.The internal combustion motor, by the explosion of the charge in the cylinder head, develops an intense heat.To operate the motor a part of this must must be removed.In water cooling the exterior walls of the combustion chambers are surrounded with water- jackets, permitting water to circulate arouhd the cylinders, taking the heat from them.Jt is then necessary to cool this water.For this there {is provided a radiator located in nearly all cases at the extreme front of the car.Back of it is ordinarily a fan which draws air in through the radiator, causing the air to take from the metal of the radiator more or less of the heat the radiator took from the water, and which the water took from the cylinder walls.This method, while it works under some conditions, is indirect.There is always the radiator to contend with.Sufficently strenuous work causes the motor to overheat.If left unprotected n winter the radiator is likely to freeze.The great advantage of air cnoling is that it is direct.The most successful air cooling system of tn-day is used on both four and six-cylinder motors with horse power ranging from eighteen to forty-eight, thue disproving the contention that air cooling is applicable onkr to a low-powered motor One air-cooled car of high power was a contestant in November in a race of 483 miles from Los Angeles, Cal.to Phoenix, Ariz.IH was known as the Desert Race and was ,across a sandy, mountainous and prac tically .uninhabited \u2018country.Despite the opportunity presented for failure, the air-cooled car went through without a hitch.The growing favor of air cooling is indicated.by \u2018the recent action of Hiram Percy \u2018Maxim.the noted inventor of the Maxim Gun Silencer, For years Mr Maxim designed = well-known make of water todgled cars.While so engaged a number of years ago an engineer con: pected with an automobile firm showed Mr.Maxim an air-cooled \u2018car.Mr Maxim shook his head In disapproval and would not believe there was any successful future for this kind of a motor.Recently, however, he-has purchased an air-cooled car with #ix cylin: dèrs and drives it daily.He has given it Hard tests.Mr.Maxim expressed the belief that all makers would some day come to the It was simply a case of \u2018showing the goods.\u2019 He was shown, was convinced and acted accordingly.The clidice f6r water cooling has been \u2018motor cooling\u2019 in the mind of the great | air-cooled way of thinking Just ams ne.! Pt Le re re $ ye + (Special to the \u2018Witness.\u2019) + + Boston, March 14.\u2014 Rumors < which have been current here 4 for some days.of the impend- < < ing sale of the Boston National % League baseball olub to H.H.> Frazee, the theatrical manager, * are emphatiéaily denied by the < club officials.\u2019 William Hep- % burn Russell, president of the < club, who is in Augusta, Ga.& with the team, telegraphed a\u2019 «+ .denial to inquirers here last night, and Vice-president Page, < in this aity, characterized the æ story as \u2018without any founda- ion, : SSH 5550 4 5 D 0 0 0 0 GOGO Ceforiededinirodsostontelidololedontedetnd merely a business proposition.The public has been cäducated.if a way.to uuse water-cooled cars and \u2018for that type there has been a demand.Many motorists, however, have found the disadvantages in the uee of water and are turning to air.Another point in.favor of air cooling is, according to \u2018air-codled engineers, a greater efficiency in operation due to the fact that water boils at a temperature of 212 degrees, whereas thie greatest efficiency in a gasoline: motor is obtained at a temperature of 350 degrees.Thus, they claim, a water-cooled motor is never working at a maximum efficiency.because should the heat tend to average 350 degrees the Water evaporates.With air e¢ooling, however, it is possible by the construction of the air cooling system to make the average motor temperature whatever is desired.MARCH 14.1911.\" = EF Riad a; (Special.to the \u2018Witaese/) New York, March 14, \u2014 The most notable athletic event of the year in England $- be the amateur sports car ip connection with the coronation festivities.According to potices received at the offices of the Amateur - Athletic Union here, the meet will be held under the auspices of the council of the Festival of the Empire, in the Crystal Palace, London.he programme follows: Athletics, 100 yards, 220 yards 800 yards, one mile and 120 yards, hurdles; swimming, 100 yards and one mile; lawn tennis, singles; wrestling, oatoh- 28-0! -can, middle weights; boxing, heavy weights.PY lrlrlo OV SHSCHSHSSHH0S SO HSSO0SH+ HSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHOS SO CURLING COMMENTARY Drysdale Tied Up With Harding for Forbes Trophy Defeating Griffin Last Night \u2018 CHASE AND SANBORN CUP.Semi-finals and Finals at Outremont Last Night\u2014Dr.Morrison Won Single Competition at Montreal.© Despite the sticky condition of the ice last night, every curling club in the city was playing games of one sort of another.Granites were in use on most of the sheets, but there were one or two matches played.notably a Forbes Trophy game at the Bt.Lawrence, when Drysdale by defeating Qriffin, equalled Dr.Harding's record of four wins in the season.It should be interesting to see how he fares when he meets his next opponent.which he should do, if the ice hold sto-night.At Outremont the semi-fina)] and final roïnds for the Chase and Sanborn Cup.were played, Douglas winning out_by_two points.Dr.mor- | rison won the final in the single-handed competition at Montreal fairly easily from Hedley Suckling.AT ST.LAWRENCE.Drysdale continued his sequence of victories in the Forbes challenge trophy by defeatinr W.H.Griffin last night very easily.and he is now on an equa)ity with Dr.Harding.each of them having four wins to thelr credit.Soore:\u2014 .E.W.Sayer J.Laing.jr., Dr.Vallee J.R.Dick D.J.H.Murdoch J.Ash D.C.Drysdale W.H.Griffin Skip\u201415 Skip\u2014 4 AT TRE MONTREAL.In the finals for the single-handed competition Dr.Morrison defeated Hed- ley Suckling by 7\u20144.AT OUTREMONT.The xemi-finals and finals for the Chase and Sanborn cup were played here last night, Douglas just winning out after 8 most exciting game, in which the scores were tied on the seventh or last end but one.Scores.\u2014 Semi-final Round.A.Leithhead J.R.Henderson G.Clark J.C.Mace J.M.Arthur H.G.Reid Ww.J.Little R.C.Binning Skip\u2014 ?Skip-\u201418 H.G.Cobb A.W.Kilgour C.D.Cornell J.R.Stewart Ww.J.Bramley R.F.Dettmers W.Douglas R.A.Nixon Skip\u201412 Skip\u2014 4 Final.J.R.Henderson H.G.Cobb J.C.Mace (\".D.Cornell H.G.Reid W.J.Bramley R.C.Binning W.Douglas Skip\u2014 4 Skip\u2014 6 Fair\u2019 at private sale.: defeated \u2018Lady Ditham\u2019 will probably dispersal of hi England, has What she may was valued at $15000 by her owner, tried to buy her à year or two ago.VANITY.FAIR New York, March 11.\u2014Two prominent exhibitors wanted to buy \u2018Vanity This indicates that the bantam hackney mare which No other harness horse, big or little, that > earned such a reputation as an all around goer, and there is evidently going to be a battle royal among the bring under the hammer is just now an ject of speculation among horsemen in view of the fact that Lady be the star of Paul A: Sorg\u2019s comin s show stable at Durland\u2019s Riding Academy on March 21.is now in sight, in America or the bidders for her possession.interesting sub- Dilham\u2019 J.W.Harriman, when E.Bedford 2 ¢ NOTES AND $ * + & 2 COMMENT eel OPONDd Exit Galt from Stanley Cup! With conditions in their favor the Senators won \u2018pulling up.An interesting exhibt at the Motor Show will be the Franklin car with the new air cooling system.So many innovations and inventions lay claim to doing so much and accomplish ao If.tle, that it Will be interesting to see the air cooled car.There is no denying the fact that if their system will effectually replace the radiator and its periodical filling with water, the stop£#t times necessary to cool the engine down.and the danger of freezing in wintegall of which experiences the touring'motorist and the writer is well acquainted with, they will have accomplished something.; 7 Those Interested will, however, have ample opportunity of inspecting the cars made under this aystém at the forthcoming Auto Shyw .to be held in the.Drill Hall, commencing Saturday, March 18,, 10 tog, 23th he - NELSON SHOT AT.Assailant Former Candidate as Manager.(Special to the \"Witness.') New York, \u2018March 14.\u2014The nolice are searching to-day for a man who fired three shots at Tea Nelson, tiie Australian prize fighter, late last night.Nelson, who came to this country about six months ago, was seated in an uptown restaurant when a man rushed into the place and said, \u2018Now.1've got vou.\u2019 thereupon firing three shots from a revolver.He got away.Nelson told the police: that his assailant wax a former candidate for a job as manager.with whom he had quarrelled money matters.a HACKENSCHMIDT WON.Battle Creek, Mich, Margh 13.\u2014Geo.Hackensehmidt, .the Russian Lion.feated Charles : Olson, in an exciting bout here this evening.winning by two straight falls.The first fall came in\u201d 30 minutes, 30 secs, on an arm and body hold.and the second ina like \u2018manner in 16 mins.and 30 seconds.: over | de- .of Indianapolis, : are \u2014\u2014 .Machine on View} MONTREAL MOTOR SHOW OPENS ON SATURDANE Work of Beautifying Drill Hall Saloon Commenced Ye Specially Arranged Programme for the Week's Exhibition.FLYING MACHINES WILL BE FEATURED French Bleriot Aeroplane Will Be On View.Also Comp Outfit\u2014Arrival of Specimen Exhibits Already Indicate Success of S how\u2014Motors of Al} Shapes Make s and Sizes.\u2014\u2014 Sterdy, Bi New York, March 14.\u2014 The New York Athletic Club hase arranged an inter-city bowling match, which will be held by telegraph on April 22.Already a number of athletic clubs, including the Montreal A, A.A, have entered.The bowling will Ded * oe FE 5e 0e te te 6 ù & & commence at different hours in © different cities.so that all the % results will be received at the © + New York Athletic Club at % about the same hour.Colonel & Robert M.Thompson, presi- @ & dent of the club, has offered a ® *% trophy for the winner.% + * a A A ieloid dhs (avd BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.M.À.A.A.Competition Started Yesterday.The individual championship of the Montreal Billlard League was commenced last night at the M.A.A.A.Clubhouse.P.Viau, of St.Denis, beat R.Menard.of the Canadien Club, in a match of 250 points, the winner being thirty to the good at the finish.Menard averaged .329 and Viau 367.The latter's beat runs were 33, 28, and 18.and Menard's best efforts produced 24.19 and 18.Me- nard will meet Noel Detilly, of the De- lorimier Club, in the same competition to-morrow night.OLDFIELD AGAIN.Under the Ban of the À.À.A.New York.March 13.\u2014Barnev ld- field.Ben Kerscher and other insurgents, have further incurred the displeasure of the contest committee of the American Automobile Association.and have been suspended until July.1912, for competing in unsanctioned meetings at the Ascot Park and San Antonio tracks.- number of drivers and officials were punished last week for violation of the | A.A.A.rules, while several drivers of | importance were reinstated.the most prominent being Lewis P.Strang.MONTREAL BOWLING.Standing of Clubs in Class A Series.1 stil] leads the clubs in Class \u2018A\u2019 of the Montreal Bowling Association, with an average of 735, M.A.A.A.No.! presses the French team hard, and with an average of 05 {s not far behind the leader.On the bases of the average of pins per match M.A.A.A.No.1 heads the list, with Colonials and Champetre No.1 good second and third.Official standing: \u2014 Champetre No.Won.Lost.Avge, Ghampetre No.1.42 15 735 M.A.A.A.No.1.36 15, 705 Crescents.40 20 666 (\u2018hampetre No.2.33 21 611 Nationals.a2 22 592 M.A.A.A.No.2.20 24 555 Colonials.29 25 537 Westmount.22 as 384 R.RYMCA.21 3 268 Beavers.19 41 216 M.A.A.A.No.3.17 40 298 Standards.15 42 263 Standing of clubs age pins per match:\u2014 Total Average pins per game.M.A.A.A.No.1.45,707 2,688 13-17 Colonials.Lo.47,324 2.684 12-18 Champetre No.1.50.949 2.681 10-19 Cæscents.R3,583 2.679 3-20 Champetre No.2.48,811 2.577 2-17 M.A.A.A.No.2.46,60F% 2.580 6-18 M.A.A.A.No 3.47.750 2.513 3-19 Beavers.49.176 2,456 6-20 Westmount 46.211 2,432 3-19 Standards.43,263 2.403 9-18 R.RY.MCA.44,72 2,354 1-19 AFTER FIVE YEARS.Hackenschmidt and Decarie Will Struggle for Supremacy.For five years George Kennedy has been trying to match Decarie and Hack- enschmidt.and at last he has succeeded in getting these two giants to compete in Montreal in the welght lifting game.I To-morrow night at Sohmer Pary they will strive to outdo one another in six events, In three of thes Wacken- schmidt is the acknowledged champion of th world, and should he lose to the local Atlas to-morrow he will have alxn ta vield his title to Decarie.Weightlifting has always been a favorite form of amusement in Montreal.and this ex- \u2018hibition.taken in conjunction with interesting prelfminary wrestling bonts, promised.will make a good programme at the park.\u2019 Hackenschmidt it at Chicago to-day.and will arrive at Montreal, staving at the Windsor Hotel, late this evening.TORONTO TOURNAMENT.tive deciding this to-day at a napecial meeting.The dates.already announe- ed.are April 1 to R£.Th tournament committee are meeting with great suc- cens.Hamilton have romised ten teams or more, while London will have two or three.1t is expected at least 40° teams will be entered from Toronto.Toronto, March 13.\u2014This vear's C.i B.A.tournament will he held on the 1 Athenaeum Allevs, the C,B.A.execu-\u2019 INI.being tied for ent\u2019 {with Muller.af place).Lerter, 6RK al Bowling \u2014Afsociations te a made a bid for the leaderahs of : singles, and four en \u2018eames k places witii the jead:irg tor in theo » ble events.WW hv-bur Erle BC.of Cleveland came 1 +7 est to Joragchek, of Nes 3 7\" et man in the individna.~ ~:~ Tne scored 650 pins.Just CA one mark of the New Varke Yer rclled 257, 199 and 224 He made misa in the fifth frame of his = Work of beautifying the large Drill) great opportunit i Hall saloon for th Automobile =how, | View the works 0 tt which is to be held there from Satur- lie ANR A a \u2018 ! - + ci 0 ul dayfi March 18 to 25, was Stavteg ves- amt part > aux fut ~- terday.when two large carioads of de- $0me time past t An corations arrived at the hall, and were | MODIS have heen pr Cy hortiv i jeninés far tie prote.t > shortly followed hy an arm of cur- | tries.A hegntifu) 1 Ce penters, who started the work of er- ing macaine wil he « 2° ecting the boutirs.8 number of other nn.000 ec «no oubt.oe f Poi The officers of the exhibition are do- | visitors Model Fa .to ing everything in their power tn make .action, w: ] aise Lg se .* ; 1 £ this years\u2019 show a huge success, ana | stracture , .neither time nor money is being saved, | on NP de EE , | The electrical man also paid a visit to consented Ta ase 0 8 the hall, and started their work of \u2018at oe exhibition, Lr ecti .die Ee y- a doubt.he the oy , erecting the huge chandeliers which wil} | comment from the ea light the saloon.will attend.and > tr A special programme has been ur.gee for themselves L ranged for the exhibition week.as fal- are derived from t.cL lows: First night, opening: second.open nent, A wircledy .night: third.Auto Club night: fourth, : fore been exhibite] .Military night: fifth.Society night is likely that an nr co sizth, Trucks, seventh, Closing night.this instrument fio 1-20 i 11 drawing up a programme of this kind will he given.' \u201cthe officers think that it will prove of ! Motors of al! se .| Breater interest to the public.and also ion view, and wil - .ze those who go for a certain purpose, and | Inon.in fact, ths +4 : Ce to =ee certain kinds of exhibits, will be , that go to make i; 4 _ N able to choose what night is hest tn or flving marhire \u201cze = satisfv their wants.\"has ever been Ree: : A large number of featuras are to he ! of all makes wii ot seen at the show thir year.amongst ready, althoug 1 ae oo N them will be the flving machines, that fram the official oo \u2018 have been the cause of so much com- hitien.only vester i._- ment of late.The military classes, cs- cars made its wa: - pecially, are greatiy interested in thIS to these a larger no > wonderful invention, and it will be a Lefore in Montres\u2019 = ah .TU mm Ee AA SHEE E4IIEL 0000000 bins +, or * BASEBALL NOTES | +++ +.The Royal ouifir à = >.made up of Demm:t\" set e Hanford right.Buffaln will season.After the = go oc thelr sprin gtrainine : , + \u2018 cubs will he tyrne! - \u201ce Mickey \u2018\u2018\u2019orcoran, it is es x found this season guarc'e - hot corner, as Deiena 1 = recovered.eu veu be oe \u201cWhile mans persors 0044 ern League 18 only nner va says President Fdward Kar-im.\u20ac cords show that it was .» ex'stg- far back as 1884, the or.g A Cuir bers being Richmond Ron 7 mington.Reading.A.ert.un.Te burg.Trenton and Yar.Toe um &OT was not wholly siu~cesr® | ar = clubs finishing, and (wn rr: nos caster ang York, came into 'n mid-usmmer.Trenton =o 1 nant in 1884.Waghingætar in Newark in J8£6\" Iron Man M by th wavy, is out witn a prec Nis Newark team will \u201cav re: em nant this year for the frs 10514 Seasons.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BUFFALO BOWIIK Some Great Games in Indiviïiuf = Yesterday.pe Buffain, N.Y.Marc\u2019 SF» to-dav Individual bowlers a: *He ¥ frame n°\" 68 game.im the nint\u201d game he had enough in beat Jorge\u201d score.provided ie stock oui ha 4 got only RB pins with a8 Are 2 re the last frame.i | 1t now requires a tota\u2019 of CLA 645 to join the first ter 17 - Te event.Upson.of New Ha rn af Albany and Moffat, of Sev mar 7, changes 7 «7 series as a Ts De! T° Tana one oH figure.The other in the individual to-dav's great games were rier.Port Huron.Mich.67 Troke.Rucks, BC.Cleveiand, New York ff Vauglian, Grand «ent Je (sixty piace: Sten-° Clty B.C.Chicago, #40 (nin 027 Krohl and Stegbn, of CUTIE A into secand position of t7e event with a total of \u2018.°- n under th eworld's record af.> Kelsey and Johnses of Nem TL Krol's games were 226.t°7.TE Geroghty.of Paterson.Nd TA.place.with 1,235, and Maine av\" \"| AeA oo nm af Newark, NV.are a \u2018ir 1,220.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FATAL FALL (Spertal te the \u201cWarmers + Fra + >! New York, March 14 sky.a well-known acrobat AT ville performer.wha fract = nal column last Wednesday.i while performing a trapec7: ar BAe town New York theatre.da 4 in the Harlem Hospita, , Slavansky Was a mem?batic trio.and while perform JE high trapeze he missed the ant of his partners and crashed 0 on his head.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHESS IN SPAIN San Sebastian.Span Ma tairteenfi rourd of \"0° ches tournament vas pars with the following ress Rubinstein defeated Teichmann drew wit Ma\u201d drew with Nellechto- Ror oi with Sehlechter Rerneteir Niemzowtitseh.Marc Ca ras; Rurn drew with loom © 5, games between Tavras - 0 verre adjourned, Jarnov es : better position sperme 1 1 = The fourteenth rouni ®° morrow.\u2014\u2014 17105 REGRETFUL RESOI! me .At a special meeting * ol Board of the Canad a\u201d =\" a a resalution à freure* V7 + passed upon the y for, purchase or otherwise ac- - any patents, trade marks, copy- - nr other rights or licenses in con- : with the business of the com- - \u2018pr which incorporation as afore- sought: 5 Son fer, or otherwise dispose of -a.s nt any part of the business or \u201caz af the company for which hn.nr ne.- au aforesaid is sought; Ta ante: onan arrangement for shar- bz arnfita, union of interest or co-opera- CES any nther person or company co T hr avoit to carry any busi- 1-2 insure the most favorable conditions of transportation between western points and the Canadian Atlantic seaboard.records its opinion abd determination that the construction of the freorgian Bay Canal should be commenced forthwith, su as to preserve and further facilitate interprovincial traffic and the carrying of freight, in unbroken bulk, from | should be started without and Buffalo, New York and Montreal.\u2018We should,\u201d he said, \u2018have this route exclusively to vurselves.without any outside interference frum our neighbors.There will be no danger of any diversion with respect to tra.c which enters upon that route.The government, he added.when the report of the commission had been received, endorsed the proposals, and the time had arrived when the work should be actively under way.The member for Jacques (\u2018artiev oncluded his remarks by declaring that once the head of navigation had Leen reached on the Great Lakes, it was possible, by the system of lakes and rivers, to run boats through to Winnipeg, and on to almost the foot of the Rocky Mountains.Delay in carrying out any part of this project was increasing the ultimate cost.WOULD MEAN UNITED TRADE.Mr.Gerald White, North Renfrew, in seconding the motion enpresized the desirability of the construcuon of the Georglan Bay Canai wbier he said delay and pushed to an early conclusion, The constryction of the canal, he pointed out, will cement the east and the west and contribute greatiy :o» the building up of Interprovincial trade, The coal of the Maritime Provinces would find its way into the western provinces over the route whiie the wheat of the west would be carr.ed to the seaboard at a saving of from tWe to four cents per bushel.The construction of the canal wro.i result in the development of water power to the extent of ver a millisa torse power.Im owe \"10 bring Sault Ste.Marie, Fort William and Winnipeg 253 miles nesrer Montreal than they are 1: the present ime, Mr.White drew the attention of the House to the resolution passed by the Montreal City Council in favor of the | | THE MONTREAL .DAILY .WITNESS, TUESDAY.MARCH 14, 1911.BBS oS Al \\~ FCF ORO TT ERR AUS eq + PPT CL PRL TY TCC TTC RE a UC Cpr rT (CCC Ae Ce Ne LT SEES y A Qh) Car Fr His Our, Sprig OPENIN Hi HE Ih oN (5) == = - 3 Où, > _ == RITE OT oC = ay fs ) NY = TO-MORROW AND FOLLOWING DAYS THERE WILL BE EXHIBITED EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY.The Seasons New Siyles Have Come Do fil Maltrily inIhis Exclusive Exhihlk # our Own as well as French Gredlions HENRY MORGANSGOLIMITED 8 fel | _ \u2019 - & bl (GA LARC LTT CR Gd CER TT TR Gb LER GCE REGAL AAA CALE FF N HY project, the petition signed by sixty thousand residents of Montreal and numerous memorials and resclutions passed by boards of tremle aud other bodies urging the government to enter upon the immediate construction of the work, In conclusion, Mr.White declared that ng better step could he taken to bind together the component parts of the Dominion than the construction of this: canal.Mr.E.B.Dexlin, of Wright, said he could not congratulate the member for Jacques Cartier.on the manner of his introduction of the question on this occasion.In the face of the fact that the Prime Minister, the Minister of Railways, and fhe majority of {ie members of the carime, had publicly declared that thé canal should be built as soon as pdasible Mr.Monk had chosen to introguce the matter in ihe form of a wan}lof confidence motion, which the Liberal members of the House could not support.Practically everybody was agreed as to the necessity for the Georgian Bay Canal, and yet the member for Jacques Cartier used it as an obstacle to be placed = a Eg ou take me back arch 7th, 19811, AFTER TEN YEARS OF RECIP ROCITY.Prt Uncle Sem into the fa mily?\u2014From the Montreal \u2018Witness, \u2014\u2018Mother, No.2 = \u2018 a7 O06 ng | won't \u201d SAMMY Q UIST, AIR IID, WIL ST UNDO THE | | SWG OF LOVE'S DESIRE, IF YOU WILL ONLY JOIN WITH NE WE'LL SET THE WORLD AFIRE PISS CANADA TO BRITAIN I'L ALWAYS BE TRUE ; ILL BEA SISTER 76 YOU.QUENCH YOUR ARDOR- STOP rok sano A BUT AS YOURE A SON OF OUR DEAR OLD { ANON MONTREAL DAILY WTAESS - FEB.20, 19/1 - No.3.ge to your friends.For two po! ona sort of these cards; or, BE PATRIOTIC | Send these great picture postcard hits of the season , addressing etc, we will send you eight of any one kind or assorted for only 35 cents.state clearly which numbers you want.two-cent stamps to cover our a package of one hundred of In ordering, Strike While the Irom is Mos.Business men should at once send these cards te their customers \u2014 a smile does & lot sometimes.; Joba Dougall & Bon, Publishers, \u2018Witneés\u2019 Block, Montreal.- : | THE I: can make cas Loney.by send! 3 25 NDIGNANT WEST\u2014\u2018Sir, if you are going to associate with that cents for a hundred cards.and selling - man, you Aout mot some at my dour any more.\u2014From the them at a cent each.; | Montreal \u2018Witness,\u2019 March 4th, 1911.eo > - : = re \u2014 ; ee | of in the way of the goverument.Tae reciprocity agreement, he argued, had nothing whatever to do with the construction of the canal apart from ine circumstance that it would increase the prosperity of the country and make its early construction more of 4 neves- sity than ever.Mr.Arthurs, of Parry Sound, in supporting the motion, said that much would be saved by an early start on the wurk.The longer the mutter was deferred the greater would the cost be to the country.MOTION RULED OUT OF ORDER.The Hon.William Pugslev said he regretted that Mr, Monk had introduced politics into the discussion.He declared that nothing had occurred, or was likely to occur, that would divert Canadian traffic into United States channels.Regarding the Georgian Bay canal he thought it would be in an unrivalled position to capture Canadian trade, and the question of its construction was one merely of finances, He considered that Ir.Monk's motion would hinder rather than help the scheme.Sir Wilfrid Laurier rose to a pomt of order.He read authorities to prove his contention that a private memher could not move a motion to conumit the government to an expenditure of money.Mr.Monk denied that he had said anything that would lead anybody top believe that he had been partisan, There was nothing in the motion that called for the expenditure of money.It was only an expression of opiniun that this work should be .begun.Sir Wilfrid ,remarked that canal could not be built without expehditure of money, The Speaker sustained the attitude of the Premior, and ruled Mr.Monk's motion out of order, IMMIGRATION ESTIMATES.che dan The House then went into suppiy on the immigration estimates.Mr.Oii- ver began with a general statement.For nine months of the present fiscal year the immigration was 253,326, whereas the immigration for the twelve, months of the previous year was 208,794.So far this year the British immigration is greater than the American.This year, during the nine months, the figures by nationality are: British, 98,995; United States, 97,702: Continental European, 56,628.Last year they were: British, 59,790; United States, 103,798; Continental Buropean, 45,628.In reply to Mr.Wilson, of Lennux and Addington, -Mr.Oliver said (he immigration from Ireland so far this year .was 3,940; last year it was 3,000 for the twelve months; and in 1901 only 933.\u2018Dealing with the question of the cost the immigration campaign.Mr.Olver pointed out that in 1897, when 21,716 immigrants : wéfe\u201d brought into the country, the cost.to the country wa $261,000.For the current fiscal year the cost would be $980,000, and the number of new arrivals 300,000.Thus, while the expenditure had increased four fold, the number of arrivals had increased fourteen fold.The Minister noted that the new arrivals in the country during the past season were of a superior class.They were as a class physically superior to the arrivals of previous years: they had \u2018more means, and there was less complaint as to their ability to secure employment.Mr.Oliver emphasized the point that it was absolutely contrary ta the policy of the Government to give assistance to people desifous of coming to Canada, as is done by Australia and other colonies.The policy is one of advertising.[In the Unite] States, seventeen ageneieg are maintained, but the policy is essentially one of advertising in the press.When the mints- | ter was explaining that sixty-five land in the west to assist settlers in locating, Dr.Schaffner asked if there had heen complaints of some of these agents demanding a fee before they would show settlers the best lands.Mr.Oliver said it was not likely such complaints would reach him.because if the commissioner at Winnipeg heard of such charges the guiliy parties would be dismissed instantly.Mr.Alex ltlaggart, of Winnipeg, interrupted to make reference to the complaint of Mr.E.H.Hutchings, a western manufacturer, to the effect that he had been unable to bring workmen from the Old Country because of the provision that arrivals must have $25.EXPENDITURE AND REGULATIONS CRITICISED.Mr.Oliver said that there is nothing in the regulations to prevent a business man providing people whom he desires to bring to Canada with the necéssary funds.The department, he said, objected to the money being given to the immigrant at the port of arrival, because of the possibility of it baing returned as soon as the official was passed.Mr.Bradbury thought the regulation would work to the detriment of Canada.but the minister said it was necessary, more particularly in the winter months.Mr.Uriah Wilson complained of the lack of facilities for counting the people who leave Canada.Until such was provided, we would not know what we were doing.he said.Mr.Wilson criticised the Department for the amount of money expended as compared with the results secured.In 1910, he said, although there were nine permanent, forty special, and three thousand bouking agents at work, the total number of new arrivals in specially encouraged classes was only eighteen thousand.According to \u2018the United States returns, hie said, the balance in favor of Canada was only 21,000, for which a sum of $232.000 had been spent.Sinve 1897 over nine million dollars had been paid out for immigration witn- out proper results, and it was time that the Department should call a halt.Dr.Paquet, of L'Islet, pointed out that the imivigration laws were very strict, and the general effect was that the immigration into the province of Quebec was falling off, while the emigration from Quebec was very great.The Hon.Mr.Lemieux sald it was very necessary that there should he a strict supervision over the immigrants into Canada.It was practically impossible now for the pauper and the criminal to get into the Dominion.In describing the difficulties of the Canadian agents in France, Mr.Lemieux stated that the French Government was very hostile to any immigration propaganda.In fact the late Mr.Hector Fabre had received an official note denouncing efforts of \u2018the Canadian agents in that country.With the falling off also in the population a large immigration from France was not to be expected.Canadian agents were absolutely forbidden to operate in Germany at all.He looked for a large immigration, however.from Belgium, as a result of the International Exhibition at Rrussels.wWhe- there was a Canadian exhibit.CHINA AND MEXICO.~ Mexico City, March 14.\u2014Shi Ai Shum, Chinese: charge d'affaires, yesterday announced that his country had decided to establish consulates in the more important cities of Mexico.This determination follows à scries of ye.ports on trade conditions made by Tam Pui Shum.the former charge d'affaires.The Chinese œlony here guides are attached to the land offices | Is already large, and is growing.Cis 3 I Vives] NEW CABINET OF \u2018TNL Sepahdarazam Has Been Re pointed Premier.} Wasiington, DC.Mar 14 JE new regent of Persia Nas-r U\u201d has appointed a new cabinet upr ] assumption of the reius of gover: at Teheran, where ne recent Mirba All Kull Khan, theo re faires of Persia, 0 ca CE] a cablegram from his go ernme ] vising him vf the pers ne o: Ce ministry.Sepahdarazam has heen Premier and Minister op W ~ other members of the cab: @ Minister of Foreign Affa vs, Mo A ¢ emos, Saltaneh.who is the on a ber of the outgoing cabinet n° in the new ministrv: Justce = dovieh: Interior.Mnsiaca ; Finance, Momtazed-Duv'e\u201d.merce, Posts and Telegrapi:s, MY* od-Dovleh; Public Instru:\" Public Works, Alaos-Sa:iers , Sepahdarazam was Prone?in Minister of War of Persia \u201cnn tx cabinet formed after the aver | the \u2018former Shah and tr ment of constitutiona; &°V Persia.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ABOLISH INSANITY PIU TTT Irresponsibility Defence in (A al Cases Condemned New York.March 14-4547 the defence of insanity = trials nr any restriction of \u20181° of writs of habeas corpus 7% viotion of the criniin«] insarr opposed by a committer n° Ty ciety of Medical Jurispruden reported to the society last rise proposed changes in ans hat urged by the State Bar Ass The committee's opposition =f mous and is based on thre | of objections: First.ha aus many changes are laws generally: second proposed changes appear 2 i constitutional, and have ler clared in the State Wast* and, third, because of met humane and charitatble T8 tet NO STRIPED SUITS a il he uf : Lock Step Also Abandontt * Walla Walla Jail Walla Walla, Wah.C.& Reed, Warden Penitentiary.Las of 7 the prison Jockstep oo Since the begiuiinie has been the custom = tiarv.When the juss to or from meals the step.The lockstep, vf relicz of a mare hart\u201d thing of the past a° V1 \u2018The Jockstep and 7 said Warden Reed, 0 ta va from the jus they originated i- > tevest, Tt suffices nava teen the rea.- their originators, \u201c+ gvod to-du The purpose 1 accor i senseless cus ee time OT fa see its not seen \u201cThe clothes, marks prisoner- with byt the or THE DAT wr published at in the City of \\! path trucs Trougalil, bel AM business ow addressed Je ness\u201d Ofte AL 5 ta the bore } \u2018Editor\u2019 vf the vo "]