The daily witness, 27 juin 1911, mardi 27 juin 1911

[" em Dee a te IE 0 ee 3 o_o.0 Es Be ad 9 a - .Jig BHLBIOIONOLELILOLETOTTO \u2019 2 # ! < SP 2 + ® Murphy's a\u201d CE = ES = ) 1 FAIR AND COOLER $ \u2014 VA > .ù & 9 rttute® DE .: \u2014\u2014\u2014 .on TN NN .Cars he! x ee cie SE 2 etetrtrstetete 4H CO COCO \u2014\u2014- \u20ac s \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 0 Vol.Li: \u2026o.149.MONTREAL, CANADA | Wa tch it Grow TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1911.PRICE ONE CENT.x \u201cLETCHER'S FIELD CASE DECIDED BY COURT OF CANADIANS Majesty was immensety pleased and forthwith conferred the Grand Cross of the Order of the Red Eagle on Mr.COVENT GARDENS REVERED IN LIFE THE ARE LIONIZED {#7 ifimsesiss PERFORMANCE, REV JOHN MEKILLICAN APPEAL IN CITYS F AVOR \"| Reformer's return journey from the LEAVES M ANY MOURNERS +5 of the Poirier Family Have no Claim on the City\u2019s Playground or the Million and a Half They Sought.Coronation Contingent Royally Entertained in London PRINCE OF WALES INSPECTION.Diet of Worms and described the proceedings and defended his attitude.The letter never reathed Emperor Charles, as its contents were such that no one dared deliver it.A Florence dealer representing Mr.Morgan, obtained the epistle at an vutograplh sale at Leipsig, Saxony, on the services wiH be continued during Brilliant Presentation and Scenes at Coronation Event Morning at Ripe Age of Veteran Congregationalist Loved All Over Canada Died This 87 48 Result of Accident + - i : ; May 3 last.As soon as it became _\u2014 at Kingston = i] .Appel nis pnorning the city had by the expropriation pro- Queen Sends Flo t .known that the historic document was ROSE STREWN THEATRE.> | £001 iign +1 in Che Inmaas case ceedings taken in 1s72 ansolutely ac- .Wers 0 Captain to go to America, the annoyance of \u2014_ Ci ies ; bi Una uhh re he fe i 8 Lope of ihe Poitier fam- | Tvired The property in question by a Macoun in Hospital \u2014Cana- the German public was expressed In .The Rev.John McKilliran died this en : rr ; \u201c A it : : : i _ art & «1 title, and that their effective pos- dians Sail on Saturda many newspaper editorials.Indian Princes in Picturesque Garb morning at hix home.628 Dorchester | ee Le H an pts) a \u20ac le - il _ .Montreal ane session ever since had in any event y.- \u2014Renowned Artists in street, at the age of ST, as the result 4 er IR Jone \u2018 ! ty SL = Co him which prescribed all claims 10 the land or ; ! ; a \\ thoes ed 7 ! #4 ) 3 ne i i c i of an accident at Kingston twa weeks | visited Ce hr 4 I : CT pron To an indemaiy respec | (Canadian ; CH ION Cast.1 fF qu} +2 50 0 pro an [aemni Lm res Pan land pond an Associated Press.) URCH UN ago.It was during the Congregational | hoard choi LoL a i .Ce vee | a se c A Sa - ondon.27.\u2014To- , ; mammeumes ; Ce ; ; ; .TENT thoysund sérpaos à 4 pd 46 que 4.i 5: babe \u2018 in rual Judge Trenholme als said that he f Wal June \u2014To-day the Prince : 3 London, June 27.\u2014 One of the most Union that he\u2019 fell dewn a flight of cen ne ! \" oy Na Ç [> i! pros T1 00010 0 Park KneWN was clearly of the opinion that even © ales, Princess Mary and Prince A Modified Form in Vogue \u2019 : ; stairs: the shock caused paralisiz on |; \" Foren miners : i i se .cad |i 279 - ire Su Geor isi ; magnificent spectacles in connection ; [all the tyme pushing his wav =: \"he \\ i an 1 RSS EUR ant hay praved [in 1572 the Poirier heirs had no rights 'f\u20ac0rge visited the Overseas camp at Durin Holid vs ; h the right side and he never regained © 0 blocks OÙ thé name teem .1 ; 1-04 and the in che property, and that the title of Chelsea and inspected the different : g Holl ay eason with, the Coronation was fhe com consciousness, passing away mieux lui h ore ing LATE RES : ; Ce denims Te Bagg Estate was at that TIME |contingents.The i : mand performance last night in Cov- PEUT tam hohe ed rah be qu B i Sigs Lette ie eltner © ndemnedt .without defect, the Bagg Estate hav- | ; 1 ; Prince of Wales During July and ; Kugust quit al ent Garden, the \u2018interior of which was in the presence of his family | stipend VUE this work pe Mans ; wl theo their :nare M BAR pg heen then | ssession of the pru- |SPécially asked where the different / quite > Thus ends the career of one of the Places in Quebec anse the [ewer pres 8 i re t i 2 | Ing bee en in possession ep companies of ; number of city mtnisters will take| transformed into a veritable floral Vinces received their onic relics : ore ta _avohem rs value, anes !{ perty for upwards of sixty years.me from, ; .! st , A , \\ cir \\ | po ! ty f Is of sixt panies of Canadians came f their holiday alace, wreathed with England\u2019s fair- \"°St revered and lovable men in the |.0 00 0 his Tips.and he soit , i Hz te atewt one million and « Unless Mr.Edmond Brcssard, K.C., |and begged a button from Colonel Me- ollidays, an \u2018in two cases, |P \u2019 vast Dominion of Canada, his name! be made 14 them + aN + SEN.= | PE nc qeze nr Yho, with-Mr.Ladeur.K.C, as coun- Lean\u2019s tunic, a request which wag | ches will \u2018unjte while their|©°t flowers.Those privileged to °° was known from East to West and all | ree near ware INR ei ee en | polar Barnes afiesc TE sel, is acting for the Poirier heirs, - .ministers ar within the great auditorium will long \u2018 : - cree y vear were the oni carenst rs ! s castitured inthe Superior COUT { appeals this morning's decision to a promptly complied with.All the com- © away.remember the gorgeous scintillating those who knew him were his friends npen which the settlers and their tom 55 ip n 4 ne Ce ine of these, however, | higher court, the judgment just ren- whereupon ga him their hadges.The Rev.I.A.ontgomery, B.A.ture the fragranee of 100 000 per- More particularly identified with that | Îhes suw a clereyman Hruecling mn: Cre \u20ac i\" dered will pui an end to one of the similar aitt oo (corse demanded a pastor of Knox Prepbyterian Church, |S ol 5 \"or portion of Eastern Canada, lving be- ARAINST such adds he vet established vent similar gift \u2019 « if cs Made 0 test Cas?and We _ most interesting of recent attempts to The So h Afri will be away durifg the month : fect rose blooms, the noble company that hand nf Sunday srhoels which 35 | NE Join rhe superior Court, debTe racover a long lost inheritance in our | euliar Does ro ricens gave their pe- July, and i \u201cni OÉlof men and women representing the still tear the imprint of his kindlv TE Ve - Jerdship Mr Justice + Rurnon- local courts.gave the royal: childre.Te Canadians Sunday next ies pce, dating from royalty of the world, and all the most righteons touch oe i.during rhe winter af 1907-13.Mr Archambault, K.C., city attor- with a ti ane i ree cheers.« ov \u2019 ngregation will in British official and He was a great temperance worker iy ë tiger, and sang \u2018OC cross over to D distinguished in | ins 1 ha Buperir Court \u20acv, nas £ ity i - wis g -anada.i r to Dominion Square Meth- ; I av and an ardent liberal and was one of J Juno 100 the Superior nev, has represented the city in de Mn Lewis Harcourt, th < A odist Church e ; social life, who filled every box and en i vidgment dismissimg the plain- fending these cases, and Mr 5.A.Secret: isi ; e Colonial ; \u2019 ch, under the ministry tall the oldest living graduates af the Con- i! CMS 1 alse dismissing an eo e legal fi Ce ick con ary.visits the camp later in the ¢f the Rev.E.I.Hart, B.A in| every stall one fang FIA Ah 2 I C'aims, and alse dismissing a \u201cCampbell, of the legal firm of Hickson day.August Mr.Hart will k pi The King and Queen drove from ; £ Colleg aving taken is i 4 in Warranty which The city had & Campbell, has been acting fur the To-merrow the Canadians \"go to tion and will entrust , take his vaca- Buckingham Palace in a state coach, degree in 1851, and was a member of ; 4 agwinst \u2018he Ragg Estate, calling Bagg Estate, and also as counsel for Windsor Castle, where the officers te the minist f ; fils congregation escorted by Life Guards.Cé# their the Executive nf the Dominion Alle 25 4 : them to guarantee the CITY the city in the Court of Appeal.take tea at noon.Lord Strathcona St.A nistry of Kaox Church.arrival Their Majesties were received All those who hungered after right- 25 ii} the plaintiff's demand.These cases have caused much in- dines the officers and their wives at vill ; Presn tony estnibunt, ane, Mel | by the chief stat fficrs d screeone B nes and had a taste for the devout irs | Poirier heirs thereupon took terest In legal circles, because of the (hight.On Friday the King presents d i resbyterian churches will unite| by the chief state officers and es- expressions of consecrated men, were 97 i} ve to the Court of Appeal.but many interesting questions of the law the Coronation medals at Buckin ham or ng the months of July and] corted to the royal box, while the familiar with this old and revered gen- en iB nive not pucceeded in having the nf rea] estate which were raised and Palace.8 August, as the pastor of St.Andrews, brilliant audience rose.tleman, who up to very recently was 75 h RER reverse.\u2018 decided in them.On Saturday the Canadian camp will me he w.7 Clarke, D.D,, will take The royal box co rer Crom pers 10 be found at the front at tm pub 19 i - Justice Trenholme, speaking for The court consisted of Sir Louis A.P¢ Struck at one o'clock to embark on Joh Fy HR \u2026 and the Rev.pal: an Br ar ear: an lic religious meeting of importa in a He \u201cipt, said that the Court of AD | Jette Justices Trenholme, Lavergne, Ne \u2018Empress of Britain\u2019 at seven je cochhead.M.A.\" pastor of Mel | One.Neh kk re fod % i u ots of Montreal Courteous and kindly, of Td v4s unanimously of opinion that Cross and Archambault.o'clock.= e church, will take: his holidays in of which Flanking id 5 val UK virile mind and vigorous as a speaker, 68 ii Colonel McLean says the officers and ast ; _.ors two other large boxes, each oc- he secured attention whenever he 5 men are nearly killed with kindness e Rev.R.W.Dickle, pastor of cupied Db 100 representatives of preached or spoke.His reminiscences 25 |} and hospitality.Crescent St.Presbyterian church, wil] CUP y p - we Tw int in à h- no.RISKED LIFE FRENCH CABINET Caprain Macoun.who was injured P© away during July and August, but|forelen countries, in gorgeous unl- ed the Tees of HE propre Soren Ried, ar ; i f i \u2018as injure : - of the > e lives o e people wi ndly , il by falling from his horse last Thurs- forms, and the representatives \u2014 i ; ; dominions.About half the stalls phrase and with touches of quiet Scots M Caill A t T k f The SCY progressing favorably.his absence.His place will be taken were allotted to the suites of the dis- humor, which brorght them living to FOR PROPERTY aux Ccep S ask 0 and Sill ahi D ae njuries, w the fev.J.L.Gordon, D.D., of tinguished guests.the view of his audience.] i : ortniens able to leave for home \"innipeg.In point of picturesque attire, the He celebrated his silver weddin -_ £ i : : $ » S A g in Reorganization Probable A ie Queen Sent aim The Arst Bapust church will also| Indian princes, glittering with jewels, October, 1904, when many distinguished Formation of Ministry makes daily inquiries an conditios \u20acep open during the summer as will| were, easily first, escipsing the roy- clergymen and laymen were present Foreigners Narrowly Escaped Being Burned to Death in Saving Possessions THREW TRUNK ON FIREMAN.Ntne Men Saved by Nets in Early to succeed that of M.Paris, June 27.\u2014Joseph Caillaux today formally accepted President Fal- lieres invitation to organize a ministry Monis, which MR.BORDEN AT CALGARY \u2014\u2014 Conservative Leader Wag 57 Years Old Yesterday \u2014 Memorial Presented All, Calgary, June 27.\u2014Yesterday also St.James\u2019 Methodist.TO WELCOME PREMIER \u2014t Big Demonstration to Sir Wilfrid Being monstration to be alties in thei forms.The King was in an admiral\u2019s uniform and wore the Order of the Garter.The Queen's gown was of delicate pink, over which the blue riband of the garter showed in marked relief.On her bosom were the twin stars of Africa, on her head a diamond fleur de lys and a maltese cross.The Queen was escorted to the royal box by Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany, and the German Crown Princess entered on the arm rmost splendid uni- THE LATE REV.JOHN McKILLICAN.dalen Islands, the news of his death will come with a touch of personal loss and sorrow to all those in that district engaged in religious work, who will remember him as a faithful and energetic servant of his Master, and upon whom no demand was too heavy.and no task too\u2018 great if it was to carry the words of the Bible to his be- and handsome presentations were made typical of the love which was bo.n for him.It is now about twenty years ago since he retired from active work, although he occasionally supplied for other Congregational ministers.Although not ohcially connected with the working body of the church, he spent all his time in religlous work, and was well-known in the hospitals and at the bedside of the sick and needy.: .was a x i frid Laurier here orf his from - ; His genial personality and spiritual / Morning Fire.n exceedingly busy day for Mr.; return from of His Majesty.> loved people of Canada, radiency took comfort and consola- A R.L.Borden, wh London, were taker§ last night, at a e Rev.John McKillican was born \u2014_\u2014_ , o was fifty-seven ti £ del : : , Although rain fell to mar the 0C- naar Vankleek Hill, County Glengarry |tion whereever he went on these er- Instead «f leaping for their lives into years old yesterday.He formally cor ng of delega of the Liberal |casion, dense crowds gathered out- |i; 1ga4 his father.being the Rev.Wm.rands of mercy.the fire a couple of foreigners n the t.p fiber of the bullding at 480 James street, threw down a trunk nets, st.) a large meeting at @ really triumphal one.oe an in Scotland, coming to this country in |the wife of Mr.E.A.Wright.à Mont- : ames me Co High River, 50 miles south in the con The Hon.Rodolphe Lemfeux and special envoys and members of the 1816.At the age of twenty, and after rea] accountant, and the other Miss i and several valises, incapacitating a stituency of MacLeod, and -lsm night MI.Honore Gervals, K.C, MP.were SPIO20S COPS 2ttonced o Ball BIv.having taken a four yéars\u2019 course at [Anna M.Killican, living at home with id enn an ima destroging a he returned to Calgpry, where he dar Présent and sort Wheaches were | Seo threr at \u201cGrotto ss, the Coneregational colsee im Torgnie, 2er mother | chances fer their own escape at 2.40 dressed & mass mebkting in the rink, - made, and an.orgdilagtion committee.| Renowned -artiets took part.in the his: father had.ministered for neafiy The Rev.Mr.McKillican was\u201d one ; this nrning.Fire broke out.from Calgary,.æave the.Opposition \u2018leader a | Formed.| : -}.gala performance.The progfamme \u201c© of the oldest readers of the \u2018Witness.\u2019 acme unknown cause in the kitchen of the lodging house, and shortly after- the structure was filled with Before more than two ward dense smoke.openéd the new City Hall at Cal gary, and had a reception which lasted for nearly two.hours.Yesterda a - noon he addressed ting right\u2019 royal welcome, the cit lavishly decorated: At High Rives Le special train was met by a large crowd including many immifgrants, and Mr.Borden was taken to the public park, clubs of the city, who met at Mr.Sev- erin Letourneau'\u2019s office, to discuss the means of making this demonstration Letters Have bed rébélved from the Liberal assoeiatinns of\u201cThree Rivers, Nicolet, St.Jerome, Shawinigan, St.Hyacinthe, etc, favoring the movement for an anprecedented demonstra- side Covent Garden to witness the arrival and departure of Their Majesties and the royal visitors.After the performance, the royal guests, the opened with a scene from \u2018the second act of Verdi's \u2018Aida.\u2019 This was followed by the second act of Gounod's \u2018Romeo and Juliet\u2019 Then came Act IOI.of Rissini's \u2018The Barber of McKilllean, who entered the ministry in 1790, and was engaged for many years in pastoral and missionary work thirty years.; _, For some years he lived at Danvil- le, Quebec, where on Oct.19, 1854, he married Miss Parker, a daughter of the Rev.Ammi J.Parker, then minist- He leave many relatives and friends.His wife is still living, as also are his two daughters, one Mrs.Wright.L and at the titre of the Jubilee of this paper in 1906 he wrote a letter telling how he had read the \u2018Witness\u2019 then for sixty years, watching always the bale x , \u2018 er of the Danville Congregationäl|great influence for good which it had - cf the occupants had escaped egress where he was presented with a mem.|: on Seville.ang Tableay IL of the Rus- Church.He remained there until the|ln city, town and village, and parti- nd Aus 1x - orial on behalf of the United Farmers TL .: rmide.of Danville when he moved -tolcularly in new settlements.4 the stairs was cut off by flames.f Al i : : Among the artists were Mmes.Mel- re Ja The san d three oF Alberta.favoring reciprocity, and HAYTIAN REVOLUTION.ba, Destinn, Tetrazzini, Barat and Montreal and became secretary and| \u2018By fits influence\u2019 the letter sald, Nine were saved by the nets and thre fhe other planks of their platform.In \u2014_\u2014 Kirkby Lunn, and John McCormack, travelling \u2018agent for the Sunday \u2018home life had become greatly im.cr four gut out on the ladders put up $ reply.Mr.Borden renewed his pro- Presid Si : : | Sammarco Franz Bassi and Mala.School Union.It was in this work |proved.Entire settlements where it en.tests against the passage of such an resident imos = Now Anxions testa.\u2019 that he became so well-known|had been the paper have become re- Lc) | fiver ned the mportant measure without the people or I'eace.- throughout Quebec and the Maritime markable for intelligence, and it is a Stand- After apparently all ha res ti 3 anime his oe 2nd Promisei to do ; KING'S GARDEN PARTY provinces.fact also that grom such Sections ous d th oo a 5 t ower to force the Govern- \u2018 Mr.Killigan had a wonderful .mem-| high school and universities have ha rs ha\u2018- door, and a couple x heads wer mo ment to consult the country before | Port au Prince Hayti, June 27\u2014Pre- orv for names and faces always recall-|a large number of students.onati: cut-vé a window.the nets and pre- ratifying the pact.Mr.Borden also Sident Simon has started out again at| ing the names of those with whom he| The funeral will take place from the diately re-manned en But instead ARAN pelsomed the newcomers from the the head of his troops for the purpose Six Thousand Present at Cor- met on his travels.During his long| residence on Dorchester street on pared to cate .nited States, declaring that.the ex- of \"bringin b » .1od of work \u2018with the Sunday School! Thursday_afternoon at two o'clock.ot the bodies of men came down a M.CRUPPI, perience of the past showed ihat eh g g about peace in the north- onation Function at Buck- period o BLE.trunk.It struck Lieut.Patrick Cava- Minister of Justice.were not one whit behind Canadians ern districts of Hayti.He left yester- ingh Pal - Jun: 1agh.of No.+ station, who was hold- ; _ [in patriotism for the | day with a large force under his com- lugham raiace ballnor ing the net, on the shoulder.Then pesignt 1 after being in power not quite adoption.and of their mand aboard the cruiser \u2018Antonine g WARNING TO TRADESMEN TO BUY OUT directly fterward followed sever: ths.i , in ; y pra ® ees, 0 The nev cabinet probably will be Pinon, his destination being Cape| London, June 27\u2014The King's after- Haytien, but the cruiser will St.Marc and Port-a-Paix.It is impossible here to obtain any definite inférmation concerning the re- voluntary forces, but recent - advices have indicated that the movement is of considerable extent and that much .damage has been done.It ig said that the Presidént has undertaken the ex- | pedition with :the most pacific intentons and will make an endeavor tof persuade the insurgents to lay down! their arms before employing force.Kingston, Jamaica, June 27.\u2014Many Haytien exiles who are arriving here report that General Finche, formerly} with a large lake in the centre looked a warm adherent of President Simon,| their best.: has joined the rebels with a large fol-| Brightly painted barges manned by lowing in the northern section.of the| the King\u2019s boatmen in -searlet gold \u2018republic.oo 5 \u2018liveries lent a touch of earlier days to BOND THEFT CHAR ED.\u2018the scene.Empire structures had made up in part as follows: M.Caillaux, Premier and Minister of the Interior.Jean Cruppi, Justice.Justin G.Desolves, Foreign Affairs.Eugene Etienne or Adolphe Messimy, War.Theophile Delcasse, Marine.Jules Steeg, Public Instruction.L.L, Klotz, Finance.Caillaux offered Poincare his choicé.of the portfolios of Foreign Affairs or War, but he preferred the Ministry of Justice.As this did not harmonize with Caillaux\u2019s ideas \u2018of a combination.Lieut.Cavanagh fortunately escaped |from a political standpoint, Poincare From the time the trunk came down \u2018he firemen yelled in all the languages thev knew at the pair to jump before © was tno late.But the pair did not understand either French or English, .nd apparently took it for granted that \u2018he fire-fighters were warning them to be sure to get their valuables.It was not until all of the belongings of the pair were on the pavements that they ollowed.The firemen are still wondering how it was that they were mot overcome Iv the smoke or burned to death, whilst they were packing their goods.call at| noon party\u2019 as the Coronation garden party at Buckingham Palace this afternoon, is officially designated, was thé largest affair of the kind ever held in the spacious grounds of their Majesties London residence.No less than 6,000 guests had been summoned, and as all the women were in the dainties of summer costumes, the gardens of fifty acres presented a charming picture.The bright sun favored the festival, and the great groves and multi-colored flower beds Harbor Commissioners Say Inside Flood Wall Not a Thoroughfare UNION JACK IN PORTLAND Flown on Coronation Day and Band Played British Airg \u2014 WATER COMPANY Ald.N.Lapointe Thinks - $1,020,000 Fair Price for M.W.& P.Co.System T-> \u2014 v REVENUE AND INTEREST, Three cases of considerable importance to tradesmen and others having business on the Montreau wharves with the many ships lying at anchor, came before Recoraer Weir this morning, at the instance of the Harbor Commissioners.For the first time ia history the Commissioners took steps to.prevent carters and others using the road known as \u2018inside the flood wall\u2019 as a thoroughfare, when Louis Lebeau, 708 Centre street, employed by the Laing Packing Co.; Raoul .Charlebois, 59 Notre Dame street, employed by the \u2018Montreal Steam Laundry; and Jos.Girard, carter, 1038 St.Andre street, Mr.Arthur G.Wilkinson w 1017 Wellington Street, Verdun ae or lows: .rs \u2018I would like through your e to bring beore the notice \u2018of ir re of Canada, the respect shown our be.| loved King George on Coronation Day in Portland, Maine, U.8.A Not only \u2018were there many Union Jacks flying, but it was my pleasure to attend the.Says Couple of Million Dollars Will Be Saved by Purchasing Stock and System Now, been erected on the lawnsanid bands of \"music were stationed through the Ben d Queen with their royal \u201cThe King an ueen with-their royal G guests and escorted by the great offi- were summoned for the offence stated, : .fcer of state toured the grounds in pro- and not using the proper roa way 0 NEE ©.cession during the afternoon, the other | the vessels which they were ¥ siting.Pittsburg, Pa., June 27.\u2014A.LI.Pear- .guests forming avenues.\u2018as the Im-| When charged all defendants pl eaded son; arr-attofney, and president of the - perlal party approached.- guilty, and were left off wi \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 i \" At a shareholders\u2019 meeting of the Montreal! Water and Power Company, | this afternoon, the question of selling\u2019 out at least ninety-five percent of the stock of the company to the city wilk be again underconsideration.If as a\u2018 result of the meeting a statement of | Mea \u2018 Pittsburg Broker and His Clerk Le \u2018Under Arrest, = without any broken bones, though the will not enter the new government.ruise the trunk left is pretty large.| .performance given by the militar The fire in the lodging house was FIREMAN OVERCOME.\u2018Jat Fort William, - y band liscovered by two night telegraph mes 2 : \u2018Most of the Empire's patriotic airs senger boys, who were on their Way are Tninpaa ag VET TéNrered very beautifully by the home, and they ran to No.4 station.Two Ottawa Firefighters Injured at |band, and I was very much impressed lose by, and called the firemen.Fire in Store.at the large crowd present, and espe- hi i eeding ° .lv ar + ( pe- While that station was proc So | cially so at: the respect shown when to the fire a man rang in an alarm ~~ .|the -Britlsh National Anthem was ard more apparatus came.he place Ottawa, June 21-590 firemen were played.\u201d .- Lo T Some of the occupants of the Dace] seriously injured and several.other.|: \u2018I feel we should thank Portland for © were awakened by the smoke and Lhe ovecome.by smoke in a hiaze on.Som- \u2018this, which I am sure, me tang Jor ~rackling of the fire.They immediately |erset street, in the west \u2018end of -the [g¢, heni of t da.- i pamped.sn of bed, yelled an alarm lcity, at noon to-day.The fire wad in |: Engi oning of the bonds of friend- \u20188 3 : Un \u20ac Co - ; tion.\\ y and rushed te the street.Before any |a shop, and Fireman Gravelle .fell.gain etween the two.English-speak- Union Beaty, Company 0.da city.Pme apr \u2014\u2014 their financial position with the pre! M | Cthers could take advantage of the through 2 trap door into the burning.ng .matioms.11, °° Fployed In the office of Holmen Ward.+ \"MARRIED MAN'S FOLLY.KING GEORGE COINS.sent debts and neçessary future outs, summons the fire was running up ar.lL.was EE - - - SCHOOL BOYCoïTr \u2026- ._.|fop and.Company, -brokers, : wêre ar.: = ES ' laws js iN NE he was rescued, but his life.was-prob +.SCHOOL BOYCOTT.5 < 2) reste.here.yesterday, charges.| prepared, Chairman N.La\" ably saved by Captain Alexander Pot- .2 ari .: OR + | The firemen arrived in time to find | vin turning.a bose onto-hml.ithe theft of honds valued.at $10 -pointe will call a meeting of the spe | In: get- ~ One-cent pieces Will be First | a crowd of gesticulating foreigners ¥ : Fi G Bi Democrats of Poland Decid.\u201cto \u201c{ longing: to\u2019 the brokerage firm: ; { = Dec GE { : oo Issued.cial civic committee selected by Coun- Poa : front win- ting Gravellé out Fireman Garnot, who ACIAOCE ES nd .Decide to .- | \u2019 so.vionorage ym.Pes ss .\u2018 : ; : A Hows Er can for hep re made a heroic rescue, was.also; uri: Cu Remove Restrictions, on is promine cil to deal \u2018with this matter for Fri< The net was soon spread, and one hy one the imperilled men dropped to safety.\u2018To assist the nets somed ladders were put up, and in a few | minutes all but the pair on the top | flnor were out.204 The task of getting the men to the.zround in safety was a hard one for the smoke hung low, only clearing- oc- .\u2019 Ottawa, June 27.\u2014The first \u2018Cana- \u2018dian coin to bear the effigy of King George will \u2018be the one cent, the only one for which dies have been received at the Mint.Die makers are being arged to hurry their work on the silv- .er tokens so that King George silver \u2018may be put into circulation.The ed, both: men being taken\u2019 to a : À ie 3 POLE LE 20e : Questioned by a \u2018Witness\u2019 reporter this morning, Ald.N.Lapointe salds- I think that the offer to sell to the city for $1,020,000 is very fair.It we- wait for a couple of years more I am, afraid that we may have a couple of, million dollars more to pay.You St Petersburg, Juhe.27.\u2014A \u2018despatch from Warsaw states: that the congress-| \u20act¥:.\u201cin November 1908, y of the National Democraflc party to-:|;the absence \u201coË .Messrs,.Holmes -and [day decided-to discontinue.the boyc Wardrop.\u201cA: Search.was- Institutéd, \u2018@ / ls \u2018in\u2019 À and à ton, of.pe carted \u2018back he: rom.a freight.station far \u201cafter she.lear: 16d th En gay \u2018a wife and could not marry her.Two 'by-standers, who received \u2018bullets: from -the pistol the young Itallan girl drew when she met Fiverone last night are |: The.boyeott-was inaugurated ih 1905, hope of obtaining: afftonomy |;eXa Carnahan was one \u201cof | Ji ® 0 ing: aito ; vas e \u2018 à \u20ac have not| must.remember that it i ho ; ; 2m © pt EEE \u2018the: ; cted tO: recover.2 _ 4% \u2018designs for the gold coins have not s we who | sionally.To the eight or nine men CL ET ; «517 j for, Poland.was widely entertained.\"Ît'|:the.harde: orkers, but the searc |; expe ted LO.TOOOVEIL.= eri : ; et.; :Waht to buy, not they wh .ha held the net myeh credit is due Ofawa, June Mr.David Seatli; was entorced vigorously, and in many | Was fruitless.The matter was placed| , After.Aring five shots Hiss Segiinbe | been agreed upon y | sell, They Dave @ vers good pont to | in» succouring all without one acci- \u2018secretary.\u2019 of the Montreal Harbor\" instances Polish.youths who continüed \u201cin the \u2018hands of detectives.Last week \u2018fred to: the \u2018rool A y- louse, \\ s and h i at to the jumpers.hele agility in they are satisfled with it.We \u2018>\u2019ching all ofthe ng ones was ee °, AUSTRALIAN NAVY.Commission, \u201818 here on financial busi: Lio attend the Unijersity of Warsaw the bonds were offered for sale in'New | Where.she fought One poils \u2018for fifteen.minutes \u201cwith \u2018hatpins.nt) ri = 1 ; Ale In -2Ne believe that we will be able to supply; ness with the: nt.\u2018were fired upon.Private Polishischoolg The allowed \u201cto.go | BU -8eT e-16ved Cs + \u2018 two-thirds of the territ rere Le \u2018Several .strenuous Taine 2 Were.et : 11-8) fay! aan | \u2018He told me he loved me and.no-one - ; ; 0 .territory now cover- Chao position had to Be made mission, Me day DONS ee à ¢ established, but ; a ete [else and at Ei the Coir amainake Melbourne Organ Refers to Imper- oa by he LW.& P.Co from our: ty ; ; which burst - : me his wie; vid rl after her |° - sal | -Discussion: :.§ oe 4 - enlari .gm te re ee om landing on 2 UP to two miller ae | capture.\u2018I believed \u201chim.unt 1| - ial Conference Discussion: | \u201cBut the Board of Control has re- | he a vement.Under-such conditions ; TITI ES TE a \u201clearned he was \"married, and \u2018was a oo IR -Ported against it, believing that the, any Wacoidents have; \u2018in \u2018the \u2018past, STRIKE \u2018GROWS SERIOUS, al father.of two children.-I knew then: (Candian_ Associated Preis): - Increase of debt would mean an in-* \u201cppened Col 7 \u201c \u201c|.Philadelphia, June 27\u2014Disturbances: ficient neclal.suppor Ol that he could: not.Tharty me and I | Melbourne, June 27.\u2014The \u2018Age\u2019.says| terest charge that would increase the: The fire lasted for-about 200 min- nt of 1 : ral-years thére has been an incr determined to kill\u201d him.I.dis the ostentatious confidence trick by water \u2018rates to ¢onsumers over the tes As the house mwas\u2019 furnished - agitation \u2018agaihet \u2018the boycot mean\u201c to\u2019 shoot the bther nièn.\u201d which Mr.Asquith is supposed to live |: whole city?urged the reported.with great simplieity, the e to Cr ARTFBTMITRTD Td Kr told the delegates to the Imperial Con.| ference some.Admiralty and var Office secrets,.is one symptom amongst many Imperial statesmen of a desire ; \u2018The revenue will be enough to pay* the interest, I am certain,\u201d said Ald.\u2018N.Lapointe confidéntly.\u2018When we\u201d have all our figures ready I will take.: the ground that It.deprived.tens \u2018\u201cntents was small.The building it- sandssof.thé'ameans ai sede \u201cIf was badly damaged.The proprie- .> \"ur of the house was A.Hubert.In adionél Demo; ; harge of the firemen were .Chief ty\u2019 of the Polls pi to commit the dominions to.an.Im-| they before the Board before I take- | T-#mblay, Suh-Chief Mann.and Ë ; z has heer + - r\u2014\u2014\u2014 perial Council in time of war.Aus-| in.report into the Council, so that \u201cub-Chief Éussier.Guelph Fat saigaty, June 27.\u2014Pro tralia, however, has too high & Bense they will be fully acquainted with the- te pelt akin cence to the last, John wag of er own dignity and.autonomous facts.I do not believe the debt will\" GY MN.ASTS IN \u2018CAMP.+ hanged: at the mou nt sd.poltè bar- rights to ?oy of] prove to be over $6,000,000, although: - \u2018 am \u2018 > Ë = \u2014\u2014tee pre ur Do- | racks: Here.at four minutes pas or Cw t | this.morning.for the murder of Tick.| : each; a rancher of Okotoks, \u2018on he | May: 16,1910.T, M.Robertson, whose = [ Sonitession .implicated.Fisk will hang fim | on July 20.The murder was.traced in.| py some: cotton.batling In the head or thie victim which | was found in% the ver.Piel pam.- zuce ;COURLY,s Optario.The Gymnasium Class of the Sunday | IN \"hool of the West End \"Methodigti pol \u201cmrch, started .on Monday: morning.a two weeks:campi \u2018in the'Laurentian \u2018untains at Leclerc: Island.\u201d Eighteën | ws were in -\u201cthe.: party.\u201d ûnder.the, , Adership of Mr \u201cRoswell Tees and Fell it.Clarke James.Everything was| pt 1 rll arranged, and;éyerybody in-gdod | iririts for a happy: and: profitable tng - = : :\u2026 some mention $8,000,000.The difference\u2018.J In price now charged the titizens is +.*: - se .2 1-2 cents it favor.of the city system, - te, ofthe:|.the company's rates being fifty per-: | | 2 \u201c Ottawa, June 87:\u2014Tohn-Byrne, © grain inspection Branob- af fhe \u201cDer \\ Cia partment of Trade and Commece, Îs+\\ ppp COR = Dai \u2018to have been\u2019 sated for the pogl-| \u201cPABIS BOURSE IRREGULAR.# ° «tion of secretary.of-the commission\u2018! Paris, Junb 27.\u2014Prices were Irregues, {to be, appointed under-the Grain\u201cIn-d jar: or the Bourse vo-day.ant a Tey.sg Cat \u2018cent greater than the city\u2019s.\u2019 bY) i n Holiday Crowd at King Ed- if \u2018ward Park Toe Much for the Structure es\u2019 _ FELL TWELVE FEET T0 MUD.Unconscious Victims Dragged From \u201c5 River Bed By Ropes and \u201c \"Ladders.+: \u201d - Shaken by the - running of several thousand people part of the pier at = King Edward Park.collapsed at 8.30 .\u201cSunday, and 150 people \u2018disappeared.jlnto the 'yawning gaps and thirty \u201cere injured\u2014miraculously, none.were killed, and the most serious injuries recorded are broken bones.There being no direct communication between the island and the city the first news of the accident to reach Racine pier was telephoned from Boucherville.Ambulances were .im- spite of moments of \u2018strain, - between the great branches \u2018of thé British race.That good , will is reflected- im a thousand \u2018ways.which none but.th | churifsh can refuse to see, and At is\u201d .onë of the best\u2019 \u2018fruits -of.\u2018trüe Auiper- ialism.\u201cFree commercial intercourse.\u201cCanadien\u201d Agévélateä: Press) = London,\u201d June 27,\u2014Sir \u201cJohn \u2018Ander- \u2018who received \u201cthé thanks of Can- |= nas\u201d beên.: - VAS tig Sper phape.gr «closes u ai oh chief The.Ward and.the south-\"[ in the: Cleant Fordered Were actually carried out.\u2019 In J bud cages this was done, but a few: \u201c.oneq [of Australia.a | 186,778; BL\" at 1 magnified ma, a Fost work of the: inspectors.engaged- by the \u201cMedical \u201cHeath \u201cDepartment to.\u2018in-.sus \u2018housing conditiong fm ) BE than\u201d 2eupa: ; tter that they mudt put-the min pro There \u2018 wers | on pert of \u201cWard \u2018Two, \u2018on: Bastern | hoe ue, \u201cand nearby streets.Inspec: ent around\u201d \u2018again*to sée thai e improvements p.ang | sefared- they éould \u201cnot; aff the 1 , ta; aid\" eat ; \u201cithe no] Court.\u20ac.of a claim brought be case, Mordkin \u201cby Mayer, \u2018à thea- eric agent, -fôr a \u201cdommission alleg- Led\u2019 to be due.the.latter \u201cfor: getting jor dan engagement \u2019 at \u201cthe 3 was - caîied\u201d to the d'as a te she Béemed keen- ; Sid $ against Mord- | fhe lat how Mayér-got: the en: | gagement for 'herëelf and .troupe ,of \u2018dancers.at\u2019 $2,000 a week.She Had asked.that Mordkfr bé hired to dance : jé With\" Her, anad* thig: Was \u2018do tétme\"béiné that\u201cMo is) ordkin Jhould re- {ceive $400 weeldÿ-\"out of: which -sum ; he was to y-the agent a commission of 10- cent: She had \u2018tai a Thar at that time she felt: friendly towards | Hoel arid ot \u2018with a signifi Smile a & sh DTA wa, ol a TS rug: \u201cBut how.rdkin' testified: tfat- ne had 5 | miébles ee to.pay a- Lan n.- ©: CASH- ti \u2018favor\u201d or Mayer, ae decided, n ore or 4 Agrément\u201d With ae] United Stages Sought.Buénoi 5 Ayres, June.27 An ter pellation in\u2019 the Chamber of Deputies yesterday by Deputy Carlos brought up\u2019 « discussion of-thé question of Am- ericän flour, which some months ago was granted\u2019 a: \u2018éoftession \u2018of 30 per- \u201ccent: reduction\u201d \u201cduty\u201d by.Brazil.| érican.flour;- and.thereforé will have :.Serious effect * on \u201cthe importation [ov \u2018Brazil of floyr from.Argentina.Thé: minister « .foreign affairs explained \u2018that nefthér Brazil nor the TUnited States \u2018has acted with any intention of discriminating\u201d against the \u2018Argentine product.\u2018The minister read the Instruction \u2018which had been sent.to the legations at Rio Janeire- and \u2018Washington and a note from'the United States: \u2018Government declating that that untry had no intention of- seeking from.Brazil other concession than those Falréady \u201cobtained: for \u201cAmerican\u201d flour.Should\u201d dny action\u201d be thken in \u2018this diréction, however, te United States : is td-givé\" the FArgéfitine \u2018Government | ix.\u2018tnonths\u2019 notices >.\u2026 Et.: The \u2018Chamber padiéd a bill: \u2018authôris- | [ing the executive to\u201csuppréss ôr lower: the\u201d ¢ustoms , ities on\" petroleum, | \u2018lumber or\u201d \u2018machidery \u2018m#de in \u2018the \u201cUnited\u201d States \u2018on condition \u201cthat\u201d the United.States would Shaclude rectpro- t ë a , .Port Hood.= Tralifax, N.S.» June \u201c27, À \u2018report reached Sydney yesterday that the colliery \u2018at: Port \u201cHood, | \u2018owned by Mac- Kenzie.and\u201d Mann, \u201cfs\u201d \u201cbadly flooded.\u2018The \u2018water \u201cbegan \u201ccomlitig in \u2018on :Fri- Fay and \u2018there is as\u201d yet no cessation.TH water in thé pit.It\u2018is conjectured that the water: ls; from the ocean, the Bhatt : being locat ed.about five hun- dred- feet from.the shore.; \u201cAbout six hundred men will be Ahrown out of .employment, There 4, 449, 495\" People.2222 \u2026 Melbourne, Australia, June 27.\u2014Thé new census gives.the Commonwealth} pulation of 4,449,405.According to: \u2018Statesman\u2019s.Year Book\u2019 the population of the Commonwealth.of! Australia consisting of New South: \"Wales, Victoria, : Queensland, \u201cSouth Australia, West sAwetralia and \u2018Tasmania at the conéus of 1901 Nas.oy nee freemen FINED AR: OUTREMONT.\u201cab the\u2019 \u2018Outrémont \u2018 \u201cPolice -Court on day, A Male, of 56 Ford Street, \u2018and.A.Desjardin, of 582 Rivard St, were each fined #310.for fast.driving - Fin buggies and racing on Cote St.Catherine Road bi: Supday evening.Councillors George, Robinson and Munroe were the presiding magis- \u2018trates.Cyl So 4 v ce Portland, or foreryén «ane the plant of the Union Oil Company.The \u2018damage is now \u2018estimated at $250,900, and the flames are still spreading.\u2014 rite HOWE'S TRAVEL FESTIVAL.Interesting,\u201d arious, \u2018fanciful, in- \u201cstuctive,.amusing; .refined, polished, \u201cwonderful! Such hip a few of \u2018the phrases which sfrike.thie mind when: one is sitting in the Princess \u2018Theatre enjoying Mr.Lÿman H.Howe\u2019s \u2018Tavel Festival,\u2019 - \u2018What: \u2018differentiates this presentation most.perhaps from any \u2018that we have ever seen in Montreal is \"the perfeétion, \u2018the good manners of everything.There is nothing coarse of -any.kind'in.the succession of pictures which follow\u2019 ong another some- \u2018| times in almost bewildering variety; and after it is all over one of the last- Ing impressions fs that we have- been -Ÿ din the.\u2018most excellent, refined com any; that we have.\u2018travelled in lux- fury.dnd ease.through many Sistant he t ou ews 0 orld.are lands: hat ouf times, and.that we should be.grate ul to the man \u2018through.\u201c(whose means ive.can 80 /Éraphically gee\u201d the \u201cfinest: and most inaccessable 5 the world.po dots al}.the applause\u2019 he \u201cHe has_a.big.repertoire, and: he \u201ctn Le a 4 as apprepriately.to d,.;appointed od pert \u201cMagit | This \u201creduction vis confined to Am- Six: Hundred Men Thrown dle at) that there are, nearly.ninety feet of | in a.\u2018fire which brnite out today in the | other: moving \u2018picture \u201centértainment 7 The accom- the planist da\u2019 Mark.| the | avelling COUNCIL.AGAIN Toxozaow.THE qlecues perme eet = was mot fimishéd: pester- | \"dar, and\u2019 Ald, O'Connell was.\u2018mot ap \u2018pointed by \u2018thé: -Clty .Council to the.: \\atholie Board of School Commestoni- \"8.| ers.These negative and.principal re- | Ÿ | suits of the meeting yesterday after- \"| ndnswene\u2019 further enforced: in the lat: {ber instance by the appointment of AM.Lavallee by a vote of 12 to 0 towards the\" end of \u201cCouncil, when only @ bare .quorum rerialned.In a motion making this eppointment the Bieut- enant-Governor Was \u2018appointment legal.and \u2018brought \u2018 \u2018about a differente\u2019: 0 \u2014plntor- between ims and Covhedtine | Mamie neyo Sled Mat de.F t shou! opt su ° oo - their.first receiving UE 3 \u2018à supplementary re- showing the ompléte cost .per = - laying.Granite) Mocks; but the dis- Ald.L.A.Lapointe.cussion at*the cau- \u2018eus in the morning: had.brought | out \u2018thie fact that there was mo money \u2018voted for material, and.thet a sub- sèquent report: would come \u2018up from the Controllers asking for money 0 cover the material.That is, the cost] of laying ithe granite blocks le'so much per yard en the various streats.It \u2018was also necessary to know how much material of the granite blocks.would be needed for each street, and the cost.\"Controller Wanktyn had said that he was ready to étant to.work this week, but he di mot understand how he could go ahead on a contract to jay the Blocks when me blocks ad mot as yét béen appropriate proprietors.They had $200,000 worth of blocks on hand, but it was necessary to make a report dividing the block they wanted to sell to the propriétors.Controller Wanklyn said that the Council had asked that they should submit each lot of tenders for the approval of the aldermen as they.were \u2018recelved.In the case of the cide- walks \u2018they had wanted details and materials for each street before passing the réport.Ii\u201d the case of \u201cthé ments now made another\u2019 clddm.Some \u2018weeks ago the\u2019 Board of Control.had asked for money -to buy\u2019 blocks, and it had been granted them.A request for money for the purchase of crushed stone for concrete had also \u2018been approved.\u2018Now we ask you,\u201d continued the Controller, \u2018to pass the last pant of the repont in onder to complete it, and you say You do not know what appropriation you | will have for these materials Yom: ean \u2018to-ddiy, if \u201cyou wish, vote for the wofk to be done for the asphalt, as you have everything before You in that item, and so allow us to begin the work.Also, in my opinion, you can vote for the work in granite b to proceed as well, if you approve of granite blocks.\u2019 \u2018P You have blocks in your stores ready for use, and they must be used.It} only remainsyfor you to say that we can use them.However, if you pass the rest of the report, we could go un \u2018with: the work, and have the details you desire -before we would \u2018be laying the, blocks.\u2019 Ald.Lariviere thought it was.necessary to have everything.legal before proceeding.The blocks should certainly be appropriated to the different streets before they could be laid.Ald.L:; A, Lapointe feared troubl?d it the Controllers were allowed to proceed with work which later might nat be approved as their position would de :6pen to criticism.He also .thought they needed full particulars as to $10,- 200 set aside for general inspection.[The Council should know.just.how this money was to be expended, whether in inspecting the work done br the contractors or that.by the city.\u2018\u2019Fhe city was doing three-fifths of the work.A sum like that; if not \u2018pre- + Ald.O'Conmell.Ald.Lavallee.perly.allocated, right\" \u2018be \u2018averted too much- to the city\u2019s \u2018use by the Chief ly the city could do the work.e | Would not be fajr to the contractors.the cost of a atréet pavèment now shown as $3,000 might be $10, 000.when they had all the figures.ce Ald.Lavallée : moved that all the paving to be done by the tity should be struck from :the report, and that the rest of it should be: adopted.|.Ald.Ward\u2014Why are not prices put before the public?Why do the Controllers come hère with one-half of the prices, and not the other part.The proprietors want to know the full cost before we go Into this.The debate was .adjourned until \u2018Wednesday \u2018afternoon, the following motion of \"Ald.Emard .being an instruction to the Board of Control:\u2014 \u201cThat the said report be returned to the Board of Control with the request that they complete it by.giving, the totai cost of the paving for each street, \"not'oniy.the foundation and the laying of pavement, but the cost and the kind of material, 80 \u2018that the Council would Know the exact.\u2018cost for paving each street.\u2019 ALLEE \"APPOINTED HPL SCHOOL BOARD.\u2018In the dying moments of.yesterday\u2019s Council, th a \u2018bare\u2019 quorum, a otion of Ald., Prudhomme, seconded 2 Ald.- Tastien, \u2018that -Ald.- Lavalleee ghould he.appointed Catholic School Corhmissioner to take the place 0?&x- i Ad.Gallery, whose term: has, expired, - Ciel aa.+ \u2026.\u201cand that Lapointe, .©'Connen, Monahan and Ward, walked Éceedea without them.Engineer in order to show How cheap-i That 27 Ald.\u2018I.A.Lapointe further said that] the should be-asked to ratify he \"En was passed - to 0.When the\u2019 question came up, nu x present.Ald.O'Connell moved the day, but the motion was Seeing this six aldermen, Ald.I Drummond, from the Council, and the vote On: the motion of Ald.O\u2019Conne and Lavallee\u201411.Ayes\u2014Ald.L.A.Lapointe, N.pointe, O'Connelt, Ald.Prudhomme\u2019s adopted as under: Ayes\u2014Ald.\u2018N.Lapointe, Prudhonime, Dandurand, Roux, deur, Bastien, Emard, Lariviere, sier, Deguitre, motion MONTREAL W.the city on at least ninety-ñÂve cent of its total outstanding ca of the par value of $100, au \u2018$ =.each share of the par valu is\u2019 $500,000.in 5,000 shares of tal price payable $1,020,000.\" issued capital stock, but thev in six months trom the date the exercises the option terms as above mentioned.The mittee.ROSEMOUNT PROTECTION INADEQUATE AGAINST FIRE.\u2018sidents rates as low as in other hold the city redpcnsible for all damage they would have the quarter.CONTRACTOR'S .OBYECTIONS TO CITY'S TENDE RING.water taxes or mèêtez rent, wages, - and because th: does the city.plaint of the internal administr of the Waterworks Department, justly, -and gives no encourage in the way of .promotion .\u2018system of management.lar employees mentioned were ment .at «Point St.Charles.working tours had been reduced men- on each shift being claimed that this is not as [ as the Dominion variéty.Mr.Elzear Lazure.street, wrote also ~laiming that engineer he had aonlied te Mr.Waterworks Department.He he was inexperienced.said that such complaints had made to them also.r«ad - in: Council against finishing the St.Lawrence strest way under the C.P.R.tracks.divided among the city out of a situation or a home.Through Aid.O'Connell, the COSTLY EXPLOSION.: Damiage Totals $200,000.Port Arthur, Hves were lost, half a dozen were injured, some seriously, oil barges and one tug were b to the water's edge, and about \u2018barrels of oll, and pver 500 feet of wharves the Port Arthur harbor front yesterday.£300,000.Captain Frank Weber, of the Humble, and Samuel Sicero, an The loss is \u2018plosjon aboard the the fire started.\u201cHumble, eral small vessels belonging to Texas Company, and spread to.large warghouses of that These, together with the were soon a mass of ruins.buildings were slightly damaged.Brussels, June 27.\u2014Andre Beau suburb of \u2018Aritwerp, at 5.2 p.m.\u201cFOR DRANG PAVEMENTS Lieutenant-Governor w «p- y a vote of oniy half the members of the Council were that \u2018the item be struck from, the order of lost.« A.McMahoi, pro- i to -_ {have the item struck from the order \u2018of the day, there was the following | division: \u2014 Nays\u2014Ald.Leclaire, Prudhomme, -Dandurand, Roux, Brodeur, Bastien, \u2018Bmard, Lariviere, Lussier, Daguire, La- Ward, Monahan, Tetreau, Drummond and M2:Mahon - Was Lec'aire, Bro- lus- and .Lavallee\u2014 12.& P.COMPANY EXTENDS OPTION SIX MONTHS.A letter was received was received from the Montreal Water and Power | Compane renewing for \u2018a term of six months the option previousiy- given j\u20acr- pital stock.The terms on which this option 1s granted are that the price > Le paid by the city is $120 for each share 37.50 e of The total issue of preferr2@ stock $100 each, and the total issue of common \u2018 \u2018stoek is $280,000 in 11,120 spares | $825 each.This would make the to- of The company does not Tuirantee {uv deliver more than 95 percsit of the ask that tho three or four percent raincr- ity shareholders shall have the right to sell their stoek at any tima' with- city on the same let- | ter.was \u2018signed by Edwin Hanson, chairman of the Shafeholders\u2019 Com- The Assurance Mont Royal, through Mr.J.E.Clement, general manager, gave the city notice yesterday by letter that having givén Rosemcunt re- districts under the Impression that a fire Station was to \u2018be built, they would the to pay through thé fact that there was fire protection inadequate to the needs of Mr.A.B.Chagnon, builder, objects to the principle of the city submitting tenders for its own work.because it has not to give deposits on which to.lose interest, because :t has not zo pay becauss it uBes \u2018the city's money to pay weekly, contractors pay higher wages t5 workmen than, \"UNFAIR.TREATMENT ALLEiED TO WATER WORKS =MPLOYELS.The Association des-Contr'buables of Montreal West makes \u2018serlous com- ation saying that the employees are treated un- ment to induce them to put forward his bes: efforts.They have too few men for the work, the boilers are In a bad state and are liable to explode, and a general bad The particu- the stokers at the Waterworks Depart- Their from 12 to eight Hours.but the number of 324 been reduced proportionately, aad they had too much work to do.Complaint was made of the American coal used, it good of 41 Tur£aon having had three years of service as as Samuel G.Véary, of the Waterworks Depart-, ment in Point St.Charles, for a _position.his certificates being a>:zsatubla to Mr.Champagne, heiler inspector, and Mr.Lesage.superintendent of the had been passed over for another wih.half\u2019 a year\u2019s experience, on the ground that Aldermen Lariviere and \u2018Lavallee been A resolution of protest of tha Sha n- rock: Amateur Athletic Association was the delay in sub- The Sheltering Home at 162 St.Urbain street has asked to be remem- .bered when the Meurling bequest.is charities.This, home does work among women and children who may be temporarily residents of Maple avenue, in Point .St.Charles, protested against.the change \u201cof name of their street to Parnell., Two Men Killed and Property Texas, June 27.\u2014Two men three uprned 10,000 two large warehouses were destroyed as the result of an explo- |.\u2018sion which was followed by a fire in] and water about barge Ital fan laborer, lost their lives in an ex- where The flames swept rapidly over sev- the two concern, wharves, Other \u2014mm\u2014\u2014\u2014eeh\u2014\u2014 = \"INTERNATIONAL AERO RACE.mont, who left Utrecht, Netherlands; yesterday afternoon on the fourth le of the| W- International! Circuit air race, arrived at-the aviation grounds at Bbrchem, a \u2018He was followed by Kimmerlin minutes later.Kimmerling started où his flight from the outskirts éf Dt- recht to the Belgian capital ons hour after.Beaugiont.dessu his Sigh t, \u2018peal to Council to amend Sectiin Wet ester tee ze600 a etre state tt vo a i.LONGUEUIL.strates, este stos 262 Eros pnto tentant.een te tonte etat nl eT The usual weekly meeting of Town Council was held last even): Mayor A.Geoffrion, M.P.P., presid: and Aldermen Gariepy, Cross, .Mars, Robert, Benoit and Gear +.Present.Several ratepayers on \\ oria Avenue wrote asking Counecj) Place a permanent sidewalk on +, .Property, 11 feet from the fence yr, feet wide, and they would bear the : pense, and -would also fill in the « between the sidewalk and the PE This was referred to the Roads cn mittee, with the information ., Council was in favor of jte ty.granted.or Owing to several cases of discrd,,.conduct being reported on the Property and grounds of the Longueyj) bo Club the Club Committee wrot ing the Council to appoint a an.] constable to patrol the property such proceedings were becoming ramon, and were causing quite a «3-0 X in that neighborhood.The p Committee were requested to are stern measures.Alderman Benoit made a strong a parts of the sidewalks on some - if they were not.in a position -.la the sidewalk on the whole \u2026 tu street.Some time ago the - in protested Dr.Pelletier of th- Pub Health Department, regardine (+, building of the sewers, and the Amy.age of the town of St.Lamber \u2018y, the river.Dr.Pelletier immed:.took it up with that town, and 3 ic: was read from him enclosing one \u2018- Mr.J.R.Beatty, Secy.-Treas.of - Lambert explaining matters.Afrr some discussion it was derided tn « this explanation was not satisfactrr- and a committee consisting of ire Mayor and Aldermen Gear and La- londe were instructed to apply for a mandamus against St.Lambert pr- ceeding with the works, the first thin- on Tuesday mornipg.The Council then adjourned.the Sidewalk Bye Law.and 1.of ++++++++++++++++++++ : ++++ t ST.LAMBERT.©: HE A special meeting of the Town Council was held in the Town Hall last evening, Mayor Hooper in the chair Several accoumts for permanent provements amounting to $5,300 were ordered to be paid.These account: had been inspected and approved ov the Works Committee Previous tn the meeting.Mr.Le Royer was appointed inspector of the works now bein: constructed by the town, he to report to the Works Committee and to be under their Jurisdiction.Mr.Patton, Chairman -of that committee.repor ed that they had been able to secure better prices for sand and stone than were tendered, and he was authorized by the Council to purchase the amour: required at the lowest price.Th newly appointed inspector was ordered to prepare an estimate and draw u:- plans for the new connections for water all over the town.Several questions were asked regarding th- expenditure for permanent Improvements, wages or men employed, etc.and all were answered satisfactoril- Mr.Morin, of Notre Dame Street, ap peared before Council and complained that the men engaged on the permanent works had, whilst working on that street, disconnected his: gellar -drain- aga -pipes.- \u2018Mr.Dickens, engineer.in: \u201cthen explained that connection with the main sewer would be made in =n few days when they commenced to lav it on the street, and that this break: age was only temporary.After reading several letters from various firms regarding prices of material, etc, Council adjourned to next Monday The Councillors present at the meet ing were:\u2014R.Patton, A.Venne, A.L.Brault, 8.Gonin, and P.J.McInenly.WANTS JEWISH TRADE.Russian Organization Censequently .Seeks to Cancel Expulsion Order.St.Petersburg, June 27\u2014The Ministry of Trade is negotiating with the ministry of the Interior with the view to the temporary suspension of the orier of the governor of Tobolsk, Siberia prohibiting Jews attending the Fur Fair at Tyumen.If the Ministry of the Interior does not grant this concession the other ministry will take the case before the Council of Ministers.Premier Stolypin holds the post af Interior Affairs, and the present action was taken following a telegraphic au peal from the Board of \u2018Irade of Tyumen setting forth that the exclusion of Jews was injurious to business.The Premier recognizes tha! the order of the governor: of Tobolsk is in accordance with the letter of the law, but also that the law has never been applied rigorously.mentoatontoateute 0021000 ed ie dr Ÿ THE WEATHER \u2018 étre idée ratr trte a FAIR AND COOLER.od .+ «3 2e ar coter oa TODS.Fresh southwest ani \"= inte, mostly fair and warm 3 \u2026 few \u2018scattered showers; Weôns.northwest winds, fair and cooler to, June 27.\u2014The area \u2018 pressure which was centred in mn : terday has moved northeastwar.the great lakes.Showers have most general in Ontario, but been \u2018heavy except north 3 rior and Huron.The weather 'S ei again, and will become warmer throu out the western provinces A 'orecast\u2014Lakes and Georg gian res Ottawa and Upper St _Lawren-t\u2014 Pa .southwest and west winds, me ; a.and warm, with a few scattersi t | dershowers; on Wednesday, nort-w winds, fair and cooler.Lower St.Lawrence and Guif\u2014=27 therly winds, wWarmer.with acoasiT ghowers.Superior\u2014Fresh to strong nort\u201d\" F winds, clearing: on Wednesiay.fre northwest winds, fair and cool.TEMPERATURES: Highest Lowes vester.dr wir = $ am.to- day.day.nig MONTREAL.70 ROT S00 Victoria .54 68 a Calgary .48 AR A Winnipeg .64 62 it \"White River ce.50 82 SR Sault Ste.e .60 4 i» Parry! une ee.12 84 ¥ Toronto .74 T4 fii Kingston .66 76 0 Qttawe ve 00 es T4 - 18 A Que bec ee.6% 84 ê St hm, NB 62 Th 26 St.Fone, xd.G6 68 46 Detroit .74 86 i: Fe hn ond.\"54 Cloudy.N.& an 3 y, N,W- Paris.France .52 Cloudy, S.W.Washington, June 27.\u2014Forecast Western New York\u2014Showers to- nie ' followed by generally fair waether: © ay.cooler.| Eastern New York \u2014 Showers ! might, cooler in west end north pr\" tons] Wednesday Sl me west winds moderate rho \u2014Unsettled ghow ere, on night.and Wednesday; cooler fto- ; im ai.end northwest portion: cooler or Wednesday in west ; moder: south portion: southeast \u2018to winds, shifting t° : southwest on Wedn Bu pre ta po TOO + 8 \u201cLa rea its der \u201d se \u201ceCURU PH ~g=p © FREESE FICOM eun np ing ort un- on, art- ure pointment.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.TUESDAY.TONE 27, 1911, will buy a solid brick two-story and T he Cradock Simpson Company, REAL ESTATE AGENTS ON COMMISSION ONLY.205 ST.JAMES STREET si sington Avenue, and havimg all moder n improvements; Gas, electric.llght, hot water heating, open plumb- arorage and tubs, ete.Dining room, dra tension kitchen on first floor.t nathroom and toilet.ne House is in good order through out, emd 2,500 basement house, well situated on Ken- concrete basement, wing noom, breakfast room and ex- second floor there are four bedrooms, iate possession can be (Est.1879), MONTREAL.The Fruit Preserving Season is at h , and the best and cheapest lace pe © city to get your fruit from is at \u201d WALTER PAUL'S STORES 461 ST.CATHERINE WEST, corner Metcalfe Street, 80 UNIVERSITY STREET, corner Burnside Place.\u2026- N.B.\u2014Please order your fruits for preserving the day before you are going to preserve, and thereby avoid disap- JACKSON & CO.CARPENTERS, BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS Catuations made.cao bing prempdty 129B to 335 HIBERNIA ROAD MARRIAGE LIOENSES MONEY TO LEND: CUSHING & BARRON Notaries and Corargissionees tiverpool & London & Globe insurance Building 118 St.J ames Street.HAVE YOU GOT A COLD Get a box of Harte\u2019s Grippe Wafera.Sures a cold in twenty-four hours Price 250 HOW ABOUT THAT COUGH?Try a bottle of Harte\u2019s Cough Mix: ture.Price 25e.WINTER FLUID.For Chapped Hands and Lips; fifty years a, favorite remedy.Price 250 J A HARTE, Druggist 160 Notre Dame Strest West.JOHN COTE PLUMBER, CAS AND STEAM FITTER Valuations given.Jobbing promptly sttended to.232 MITCHESON STREET, Phone ST.LOUIS 4294 \u201cARONSON & BUTENBERG, PAWN BROKERS, No.115 Craig Street We, Money to lend on Diamonds | Watches, Jewelle ToL and Dry Goods.during a summer months, ARONSON & RUTENBERG, Pawnbrokers and Jewellers.NOTICE.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that \u201cLa Compagnie du .Boulevard de Mont- real-Est,\u201d will apply to the Lieutenant- Governor-in-Council to have the plan of its undertaking duly approved.By order, JOSEPH VERSAILLES, President.| DEPARTHENEO OF RAILWAYS AND D CANALS ONTARIO \u2014 ST.LAWRENCE CANALS.RAPIDE PLAT CANAL.- SEALED TENDERS addressed to the.undersigned and endorsed \u2018Tender for Lockmaster\u2019's Residence, Morrisburg,\u2019 will be received at this office until 16 \u2018o'clock on Friday, June 30th, 1911, Plans, Specifications and Form of Contract to be entered into can be seen on and after this date at the office of the \u2018hief Engineer of the Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa,and at the slice of the Resident Engineer of the )ntario-St.Lawrence \u2018 Canals, Cornwall, it which places form of tender may be nbtained, Parties tendering will be required to.accept the fair wages Sohédule prepared\u2019 >r to be prepared by the Department of Labor, which schedule will formn part of the contract.Contractors are requested to bear in mind that tenders will not he considered dnless made strictly in ce with the printed forms, and in the case of firms.unless there are attached the actual signature, the nature of the oc- upation, and place of residence of each member of the firm.An accepted bank cheque for the sum vf $250.00, made payable to the order of the Minister of Railways and Canals, mist accompany each tender, which sum will be forfeited if the party tendering ieclines entering into contract for the i - work at the rates stated in the offer submitted, The cheque thus sent in win be.returned to the respective contractors whose tenders are not accepted.The cheque of the successful tenderer will be held as security, or part.security, for the due fulfilment of the contrac to be entered into.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.By order, - .L.XK.JONES, Secretary.Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa.June 16th, 191 ; Newspapers inserting this advertisement without authority from the De- dartment will not be paid for it.: 3ynopsis of Canotiau North-7 es Land meguistions, Any person who !s the sole head of a family, or any male over 13 years old, Day nomestead, a quarter section of avallable Dominion iand in Manttob saskatchewan or Alberta.The applican Must &ppoar in person at the Dominion Lands Kgenoy or Bub-Agency for the Listrist, Entry by proxy may be made KL any fe gens on certain conditions, by iainer, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister of intendin homesteader, - Duties.\u2014Six months\u2019 residence upon.2: cultivation of the land in eagh of three years.A homesteader may live *ithin nine miies of his homestead on a \u2018arm of at least 80 acres solely owned a.i occupied by him, or by his father, mother, son, daughter, brother\u201d or sister.In certain districts a on ponteader > Rrod standing may pre-empt à quar ioc lion aiongside his homestead.Price \u201c> PRT acre.Lit-3\u2014 Must reside upon the \u2018home- tr! or pre-emption six months in-each ce six years from date of homestead en- is (Including the-tdme required to-earn | stead patent) cultivate fGfty: 10s eXtra.; A \u2019homesteader who bas exhaust ted his \u201canstead right and cannot obtain.à Ble cmpting may enter for a pur suvtesa in certaix districts.Price.bis rer acre.\u201cDuties \u2014Muat.reside six L'atis in each of.three.years,-oultivate PL bres and erect a house wor | .CO Te NES = Ta siete of he do 4 nauthorize à a pau will no be: eid for.| Canada.- 5; | worthy \u2018of: note that\u2019 Paris \u2018{ and Ländon England) bave 1 THE \u201c AVICTA\u201d PEN AND PENCIL CLIP.any shape.ble, - 20 cents; esch.at = MORTON, PHILLIPS & eo.\u201d Stationers, Blank Book Makers and Printers, 7 115-117 Notre Dame St.Woon: MONTREAL.co MAPLE GROVE FOR PICNICS \u201c On tho St.Lawrence.Good Boating.De XX.WELSH & CO, Saterers, 41 Bleury Street.Phone M.IN 5301 Tel.Main 7021.The DUCKWORTE- BOYER Engineering & Inspection Ge.Limited { Inspecting and Consulting Engineers Main Office: 171 Stdamesst, Montreal Tenders for Concrete Sheds.Tenders, sealed and endorsed \u2018\u201cTendrr for Sheds,\u201d addressed to the undersign- \u201ced, will be received up to 12 o'clock noon, on Wednesday, Sth July, 1911, for the 4 construction of two con- J crete - wharf sheds on the Si Tarte Pier, Harbor of Mont- 4 real.Plans and specifications may be examined, and Ten- : der Forms obtained, upon application to Mr.».W.Cowie, Chief Engineer.sarily accepted.; DAVID SEATH/ .Secretary.Montreal, June 23rd, 1911.CANADIAN LOCOMOTIVE i.Issuing $1,500, 000 Preferred Stock Carrying a Bonus of of 25% Common.- i The femarkable railway development | of Canadian Railways has enormously | of ever-increasing cost.certain in any line of manufacture.There is a big field for a larger and up-to-date locomotive building plant in Canada\u2014the present plant of the Canadian Locomotive Company, of Kingston, is entirely inadequate to handle its orders, and just now there are contracts in sight which would \u2018keep an augmented plant busy until the\u2018 end of 1913.- The owners of the plant\u2014a powerful: -gyndicate- of - English: and Canadian capitalists\u2014Intend to enlarge the works so-as: to cope with the increasing demands for \u2018locomotives \u2018in \u201cThe present output is not much over 75 engines: a year\u2014dépend- ing on the type required\u2014and many valuable contracts have to be \u2018declined owing to the company\u2019s inability to deliver.It is now- intended to double the capacity of the plant and.perhaps treble it.To enable them to make this expansion the company are issuing through Aemilius Jarvis & Co., and as announced elsewhere in this issue, $1,500,000 of 7 per cent.cumulative preferred stock carrying a bonus of 25 per cent.common stock.Being exempt from taxation, and with little danger from labor troubles, as explained in President Harty's letter as in the Prospectus, the company s in an exceptionally favorable posi- } tion to manufacture most profitably.The company\u2019s premises occupy three blocks in the city of Kingston, having .a street frontage of about 865 feet by a depth of about 555 feet\u2014to a frontage on Lake Ontario of about 1175 feet \u2014the area enclosed being 333,000 square.feet.There are about a dozen buildings, including one of the finest power plants in the.country, a magnificent erecting shop -with huge travelling cranes, boiler shops, riveting shops, machine shops, tank .shops, tender shops, blacksmith shops, foundry and pattern rooms, paint shops and car-| penter -shops.In all, the works occupy sevèn acres.\u201cThe company has its own branch railroad line in Kingston and its own wharves and docking facilities on Lake Ontario.- - The engines it turns out are - the most up-to-date possible, «and that they are -satlsfactory in \u2018 service is | proved by repeat orders from all previous buyers.\u201cThe C.P.R., the G.T.R, the TC.R., the National Transcontinental, the.Canadian Northern, and the Government-awned Temiskaming and N orthern Ontario Railroad-\u2014al! are patrons\u2018 of the Canadian Locomotive \u2018Company of Kingston.Six engires rè- cently turned, out for the'T.&.N.O.are sald to be the largest ever built in - Canada./ Chairman Englehart, of the T.&N.0.,#peaking of these engines declared them to.be the finest he had size, satisfaction.- has contracts: for some 50 engines with.the C.P.R., the CNR, the LCR.and the Algoma.Central, and it 18 becoming increasingly difficult to \u201ckeep uw with the orders.have grown up with the works and\u2019 own \u2018thelr own homes in .the neighbor- | hood.This fact 1s-a preity strong safeguard against labor troubles tom- mon in other centrés.The men who are to control the new company are recognized powers in the financial world.The banking firm in\u201c charge of the business Js Aemilius Jarvis & Company, of Toronto, and | associated with them.are the well\u2019 known firm of Brown, Shipley & Company, Bankers, \u2018of London, England.The directors.are: Hon.William Harty.Kingston; \"KG, Kingston; AemtHus.Jarvis, To- Tonto; Robert Hobson, Hamilton: 4 \u2018Frank.G.Wallace, Pittsburg, .Pazs- Warren.Y.Soper, .Ottawa; James Redmond, Montreal 9 Of the large amount for which firm subscriptions \u2018have .béen \u2018received, hill be allotted Jn mill age æ.UNIVERSAL EXPANDING FOUNTAIN © Will hold any size Pen.or Pencil of PRICE\u2014Single, 10 cents each; Dou | Sade Scans an Sois | \u2014 MEN'S ENGINEERS, ER The lowest or any tender not.neces-.; increased the demand for locomotives | power and\u2019 -The_ demand is one of the most: ever seen and were giving the greatest |.\u2018At present the company.|.The working staff 1s about 800 strong\u2019 oC and a big proportion of the employees |.1 \u2018the .church \u2018throughout the state.John\u2019 L.Whiting, |\" ; \u2018of the\u2019 Pate spy &1 \u2018people: LIST oF SES | AT BARGAIN PRICES .WESTMOUNT PLATEAU MELROSE L FAWN MONTCLA KINGSDALE PARK\" QUEENSDALE PARK INCEDALE PARK MMERLEA (DIXIE) rar NE oR SY.TOWNSITE ENT TE NALÉE A CA LGARY and ° A Le VANCOUVER FU Call, phone or: write for my new Mustrated catalogue about Real Estate Broker, \\.617° ST.CATHERINE ST.W.Montreal, Que.=.\" + Light.Cool.Comfortable.Excellent .00 Value 2 + RONAYNE BROS.485 Notre Dame Strost Wn.\u201c CHABOILLEZ SQUARE 'BRODIE\u2019S GLASGOW: BROSEMEAL - Ask Your Grocer For it - \" BRODIE & HARVIN, - 14 Bloury street, Montreal SEAMEN'S VS STRIKE Concerted Action in Dispute \u2019 London, June 27.\u2014The.- of the competition of foreign shippers | impossible.Ships rather than agree to\u201d the: \u2018demands.The most serious phase of the strike yesterday was the action of the dockers and transport workers who \u2018went |\u2019 out at many places.Thoupands quit at sibly in sympathy with \u2018the seamen \u2018and firemen, the men made it clear that they will themselves demand an advance in wages.The shipping business at Liverpool is most: seriously hampered.The Nelson line has yielded and has granted to the seamen \u2018and the firemen an advance of ten shillings a month, but the dock workers will not work with them unless\u2019 they get the advance, too.The of: ficials of the\u2019 Nelson line believe they .will be able to win the dockers over.Several of the company\u2019s ships are held up in the meantime, as also are some of the Ellerman\u2019s.Many others are in difficulties, though some.are likely to yield.Archbishop.Bruchesi Reads Minutes of Last Year's Sessions Here.Madrid, \u201cJune \u201827 \u2014Spain .welcomed; & day.; King Alforiso : \u2018delegating Infante |- Don.iCarlos, who.made\u2019 a speech of greeting: The church of \u2018San Francis.and lay delegates from all nations.A; solemn gpecial.service with discourses\u2019 .of Namur followed.Every train is bringing: 1 additional gress the same brilliance as marked the gathering at Montreal last fall.Cardinal Garcia, archbishop Burgos, opened the congress aft cisco.Archbishop Bruchesi, Montreal, read the minutes of Jast \u2018year's congress at .Montreal, - after, after which two telegrams received.|.from Pope Pius, blessing the delegates.and according them plenary indulgence, were read.of this |- Tot] \u201cREPLY OF waa - Portland Ecolesiastic Issues State- | ment Regarding French- Canadian Affair, ¢ tu Portland, \u2018Me, \u201cTone 27.\u2014\u201cA scandai-| ous attempt to overthrow the legitimate authority of bishop and priest and to bring lay socialism into the ad- \u2018ministration of church affairs,\u2019 fs the way, Bishop Louis S.Walsh, Roman \u2018Gatholto bishop of Portland, sums up in a public statement issued last night, the the recent attempt to secure legis-' lation dissolving the corporation\u2019 sole.by \u2018wihioh he controls the property of}.Tt 4% the first public ugterance of Bishon | Walsh on the subject since he issued: the recent\u2019 interdict against six French-: | Campétan laymen of the diqcese of Portland, :.who were ledders in.the movement \u2018to secure \u201cthe \u2018legislation.-\u201cPhe\".corporation sole\u2019 the bishop \u201canys; dg in _no:Way, shape or manner connected: ,with: the alleged\u2019 \u2018grievances.\u2026 and seventeen-year-gld 23 | house.8 1 of hot dry weather have done thelr work _ [\u2018Anne\u2019s holidays, | fale: au summer.\u2018| them to-night, \u201cinto the room.= olny decent Shipping Federation to.x of stores ship \u20ac owners \u2018have at last realized the.necessity .for concerted \"action in view, of the growth | \u2018in the frelght markets concessions are - They -will \u2018lay up their: Liverpool.While the walkout is osten- |: * EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS.A ! 1 officially the\u201d twenty-second - -Inter-| national-\u2018Eucharistic.Congress \u2018 yesters| co, in which: the proceedings are being} held, - was- filed\u2018 with prelates, priesia] by the Papal\u201d Legate and the Bishop |\u201d Ç delegates -amd-dfrangements- \u2018have: been |: made that promise to give the Con-l rnoon in the church of San Fran-] ~~ 2 \u2018| disease.\u2019 \u201cfans.The.fortanes \u2018of the three girls, Alix, .Anne and \u2018Ange.a Temple, are at thelr lowest ebb apparently when they face a third, summer without.holiday.in their tiny flat at Battersea Park.The death of Captain Temple, the easy-going father, and of the invalid mother, had left them\u201d étranded in Brittany and London .had -seèmed to\u2019 offer unlimitéd chances to enlarge their: too slender in- cétie.- Alix, at twenty-two, \u2018has the.| usual struggles o of a slightly successful author, while Anne, twenty, works for \u2018ä-pittance in\u2019a milfinory establishment, Angela : keeps Returned M aiid four weeks -when Anne.returns one day with a de-: lightful \u201csurprise.- Chester, a wealthy customer, Af the sisters would \"se witline, has asked during \u2018Flying ; wn will otherwise.lie rental Pann os : a: Miss ester indulged eke final \u2018aé¥rangements, say- |.ing\u201cthat.suppHes are.\u2018bn board and 2 \u2018man and boy will be-at- \u201cthelr \u2018commen as In\u2019 theevening.at\u2019 home her: sh, as the yaw.ik her Cn \u2018brother\u2019 \u2018aske \u2018about her: test proteses.= ol AF Èe ie be gr CHAPTER i-Corinued, ie ing to.epeak.to You about.1 was going Bil.anyway, because them?\u201d ne: about.like thie.I FPve: \"âone som \u2018Sonfetihing about - His sister ronde.\u2018You: see | You ses en rétine Whiter : 1.knew: she had.had mo -don\u2014for two years.A Great Soot!\u201d stra girls to stay a PE out all ways, and tuner, and offered \u2018for thelr holiday.positively tumbled Young: Chester \u201cMy dear boy, what! cars, soul smash my silver, table.It hs \"perfeotly pragtiens The \u2018Fish\u2019 is big enough to live upon \u201cIf they don\u2019t \u201cwant \u2018to sail; on the \u2018ether hand, they \u2018are perf ly, safe, for they've been brought up om the coast of Brittany, d understand boats all round.Don't: sou see it.exactly met.the difficulty ?| bold them the bodt was tying in the creek, and it would be-a- charity.to- \u201cuse ther.\u2019 a genus.a strol pre.\u201d Le \u2018Alicia flushed; \u201cshe.was \u2018pleased at the praise, - ; \u201cBut they'll.want: à meâp.of: things, won't: they ?: The: \u2018boat yes almost dis- aime :\u201d \u2018\u2019Pve settled that; Pvèt wntbten down \u2026 \u2018Right; Ati do the.old \u2018crab good bo \u201cmove .a bit.But, look : here,\" LEAN or something ?\".of ° \u2018the strikes, As- a; result ings | abbe kinds and: hoats and Sea come na- | \u2018were \u2018held yesterday, in every affected tunaily-to Ahem?; She Roaitated ;.het \u2018district for :the purpose- of.deelding | strolled «acreage 0.» AW HIAOW, A upon a Hme of pelicy.*On- the re-| stood tapping on me à ane with \u201cJom, ports from these meetings, the fed-|slender fingers.o\u2018A Amd.pasties, Bill, I eration is \u2018expected to announce\u2019: any|had .to do \u2018something.T assure you I action it may take.It is expeoted|\u2018thought of a.dozén plans, büt.! -couldm't | the firms will endbrse.the position face.that 1 oreatype\u2019s white face.taken.by the ship owners at Leith, ext autu it Td left.Shem planted | who unanimotisly.agreed that in view in town : ugust.\u2018I must \u2018say you are: lewtuy decent, | \u2018Tibs, said her brother again, with a\u2019 Ting of respect in his\u2019 \u2018voice.And- AM- cia smiled.\u2018Have you told the pater?he added, after a pause.- \u2018Oh, no.He was busy to-dey.ru tell : him o-moirow, perhaps.It.will be all one to him\u2019.+ \u2019 \u201cRather.\u201d Then, otber\u2019 \u2018another pause: \u201cWhen ame you off?\" \u2018Day after to-morrow probably._ you coming?- Young Chester.procesded to Hght a cigarette with tender, care.Then, dropping -the match into a vase close by, im spite of an aggrieved exclamation from fhïs sister, be said: \u2018No, I don't think 80.1 rather thought of putting dm\u201d \u2018some sailing round the dsland, \u2018My dear boy, you dom\u2019 it want the \u201cFish,\u201d do you?cried \u2018Alicia, who was a woman of large mind, and not -given to petty suspicions.\u2018Well, no.I'd have told you if I had.I wasn't going to Cumber either; T dont want à house on my hands.Lassetter asked me to with him.He is taking his Rose- arie\u2019 round to a race in some of the south- coast ne- gattas.\u2018Jolly,\u201d commented Alicia: \u2018Yes, \u2018not half: bad, if we get decent \u201cweather.1 told | tim I didn't mind coming\" i Mr.\u2018Chester aid not: \u2018add that his _fimal- decision had - been - arrived at within: the.last twenty minutes.\u201cThe pater won't mind, will he?x Stops.Itching = - Heals the.skin And Cures Eozema, salt: Rheum, \u201cand AH Skin Diseases.?These Results You Can Be sure of When.You Use Dr Chase's Ointment Quick and.cerfati - are the effects of Dr.Thase\u2019s; Ointment.Itching is stopped almost.as soon- as it 1s applied.The sores are cleaned out, mor- id growth i§ arrested, and the healing, process is soon set In\u2019 action.\u201cCompare these results \u2018with the.Yediousness and.uncertainty\u201d of 1internal treatment for.itching skin By all means look after the health of the blood and the system \u2018generally, : put get rid of the annoying and ' torturing skin ailment at once by.using Dr.Chase's Ointment.: The reputation of Dr.\u2018Chase\u2019s Oint- | ment has been made by its marvellous success in the cure of eczema ana piles.: But it-is just as effective in the cure of old soress and wounds which have defled ordinary treatments and been given up by \u2018dectors, - - Dr, Chase's \u2018Ointnient is prized; by mothers as a\u2019 treatment \u2018for the skin \u2018troubles.of bables, such as chafing, skin irritation, \"scald head and baby | ma.nae toning, \u201cand.it prevents the da.velopment of eczema from\u2019 these Josser \u2018skin troubles: Mrs.Oscar \u201cVahoott, St\".Anto a \u2018Sask, writes that \u2018Dr.Chase's ine.5 ment cured her boy\u201d of \u201ceczema: when he head was \u2018a Thads of scabs.and he \u201csuffer \u201cyntold\u2019 agony\" from the- itch- \u201cbox, at Bates\u2019 EO \u201call dealers,\u2019 or Go.\u201c Lämited, Miss: Alicia Grane.= thinner | rT mean mo change ou of Lea vie Canvas Boots I & rose! - Take \u201cibs, exclaimed: her rather, you Te.More ,.you ; Soy\u2019 call the whole |.bo Tobin, and told\u2019 \u2018Hii \u2018to get every- |: thing straight for threé.: All the me- \u201ccessary bedding and\u201d \u2018euks, and \u2018Plenty\u2019.won't |: | thoy got swamped wor fall overboard \u2018Oh, .dear, no.Tnertaze avery cap- \u2018Oh, \u201cno; \u201cyou'll join tut Glen Ga- ; Its soothing inflience stops | Dr.Chase's Omntraent, \u201c60 cénts a | \u2019 \u2018Three: Girls ¢ on a Yacht hb By E E OOWPER ALE-RIGHTS- oT - Author of DRE SE AVED - \u2018The Invaders of Fairford.\u2019 SUMMARY OF THE EI PRECEDING tioch - afterwards, won't you?He'll want you then, of course.\u201d And they passed to other matters.In the course of the next day, Ali- cla called \u2018her brother dmto the boudoir; it word a somewhat dismantled appearance, as she had been stowing Eraphe a a her pet china, photo- And you mustn't \u2018I'm your.man,\" was the cheerful response, Miss Chester produced an addressed\u2019 letter.3 a want you: \u2018to \u2018post.this- for me.\u2019 got to remember.We.go to-morrow.You don't-go for a week.\u2018I want.you to post it in about four days\u2014four\u201d or five days.\u2019 Her: brother.finigered | the \u2018envelope \u2018gingerly, and \u201clooked at her, - puzzled; she.was considerinz.- vu \u201cTo-day is the 20th; post it on\u2019 the 25th \u2018in Hammersmith\u2014or Hampstead \u2014or anywhere but this district.That leaves, five days till the 31st.\u2019 What's the matter with the 31st, olé J lady?\u2018They go down that day, goose.\u2019 \u2018They! He caught sight of the ad- \u2018| dress on the envelope,\" and broke in- \u2018to @ 80Ît whistle.\u2018Right-oh.Bet your money \u2018on this horse.\u201d He took out a pocket-book, placed \u2018the letter carefully within\u2019 it, and put it back in his breast pocket.\u2018You won't forget it, Bill,\" repeated Alicla seriously.\u2018It is very important, without Joking.\u2019 I'll post it on the 25th without fail, before I go, and in a London district, but not this one.\u2019 He put both hands in his pockets, an meaning and approval, .Acta looked back at him and laughed.\u2018Bill, you're a nice \u2018boy and \u2018a com- \u2018fort to your relations, as well as an ornament -to the banking \u2018house of Chester and Hale.\u2019 \u2018Don\u2019t turn my head,\u2019 was the response.\u201cI wasn't going to; I was merely thinking of testing its powers further.Mrs.Wingate lives at Putney.\u2019 \u2018That\u2019s interesting.\u2019 | \u2018Don\u2019t you think Putney would be a good place to post the letter in?Mr.Willam Otway Grane-Chester | .paused awhile in consideration; then he chuckled ,appreciatively._ \u201cTibs, :you'ré an arch schemer.I'll give you a.letter of recommendation tee\u2014if they've got anything so defl- nite.\u2019 \u2018ing you are a man\u2014or will be one -some-\u2018day\u2014you eaught my idea quite \u2018| quickly.\u201d .\u2018Will.be one! twenty-five.\u2019 \u201c- \u201cIn.October,\u201d My - good girl, Pm murmured .Alicia.tically twenty-five; and if a fellow isn\u2019t \u2018a man then, when is.he- shetr and |.Thé tone was: injured; .EI Em A= SI.can't say.Some of - you never grow up at all, well-developed infant, and the joy of your sister's declining years.Go and dress now, or you'll be late .for din- \u2018her.\u2019 - So it came ; to pass that Alicia Chester and her father departed next day.with valets and a lady's maid, and Chester so mich disliked and avoided when possible.The.three girls at Riverside Man- \u2018sions wished her a happy time with all their hearts, and talked of her constantly the while they made what preparations were possible.Not one of.them could say \u2018I wish\u2019 \u2018without a -shriek from the others.After all, \"what did it matter?\u2018I seem to feel In my bones that it\u2019s Rela.ing with health and energies, and find : publishers sitting on the stairs waiting for \u2018Alix.Madame will give Anne a big rise, because she\u2019ll find her so full of powers; and as for me\u2019\u2014im- .agination failed, \u2018As for you,\u201d continued Anne, shall give lectures on muscular move- \u201cments and be a strong woman.and have your picture on walls and unfinished buildings.Look here, isn't this neat?I'll make one for each of us; people have them on ships, so why not we?\u201cThis\u2019 was a hold-all for hanging on the wall, with little stitched pockets for holding brushes, combs, and hairpins.\u2018I made it out of that bit of \u2018stuff we \"had over from the holland blouses.What can the others be made of?(To be Continued.) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TEACHING SUNDAY-SCHOOLS.| Matter Used in Tuition Discussed at Convention.x -\u2014 San \u2018Francisco, June 27.\u2014The use of | matter not obtained from the Bible in \u201cSunday-school educational! work, which has been the occasion of much | discussion, was brought to the front yesterday by the representative of the lesson committee's report at the International Sunday-school convention, \u2018which was read at yesterday\u2019s session.The report declares that \u2018It is in accord with the ; principle of making Bible material the basis of the lessons to introduce lessons of a topical nature, \u2018based \u2018on \u201cScriptural passages, which \u2018will permit the discussion of ethical and\" religious problems of modern life.\u2018Additional lessons of this nature were issued.do run parallel -with the Biblical lessons, the ,report continued.Their reception has been cordial, but it is too early.in the experiment to estimate the poignancy -of the series now issued.\u2019 er KINGSTON MASONS STRIKE.Kingston, Ont, June 27.\u2014AI \u201cthe masons with the exception of those \u2018employed on the new building at Queen\u2019s University are again on strike.They were ordered out by the Inter- + national Union, and are asking for a: new.agreement with the bosses.The old trouble as regards.who shall cut \u201cstone is at the bottom of the strike.The masons went on-strike on May 1, and: only resumed work afew weeks ago.G mr rrr me \" MAILS FOR MAPLE GROVE.Commencing\u2019 July 1st a daily \u201cmail service will -be inaugurated for \u201cthe | benefit of summer residents.at.Maples Grove.The Post Office will bear the ame \u2018Arcanum\u2019 and- the mail matter for Maple -Grove must.he addressed ~Areanum.Post \u201cOffice,\u201d :P.Q:, so\" as.-to avola confusion with! 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' = It you do not receive your \u2018WITNESS® on time i fn.Readers telephone if you are-in the city or write us if you are Cr your dealer ur newsboy refuses.sen, the * WITNESS\u2019, | no let us kno w his name.\u2018and address \u2018and we will reason - with' him or will appoint another in his place.- \u2018WITNESS\u2019 CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, Telephone Main 4090.\u2018Witness\u2019 Block, Montreal.3 LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.OT TAWA LADIES COLLEGE.ons of the be: resicential schools in Typewriting, ian Conservatory of Music.Write for calendar and particulars.Zvery Department fully equipped.0 ; COURSES OFFERED: ademic, Matriculation, Select, Art, Elocution, Household Science, Steno- > EF Physical Culture, THE REV.W.D.ARMSTRONG, M., Ph.D., Canada Yor Girls and Y-ung Ladies.Music.All coursés in the Can- D.D., President, sat o of high regard and ex for.the Le vrai.toucher ere Refining Yothanmees.and Sopulatod À 651 SPADINA AVENUE, TORONTO.J RENT AND DAY SCHOOL FOR CIRLS enced teachers aad rivanitios and for Examinations in Music of Toronto and the Toronto College of Music.Methods, home.Lawn Tennis and other games.For Prospectus applyto MISS VEALS, Principal.MAW R c\u2014\u2014me\u2014\u2014 and professors.Natire French Modern Educational Rinks, LORIMER BRIBERY CASE.Chet Witness Complains of Special \" Detectives, © É, Washington, D.C., June 27.\u2014 Shadowed for weeks by detectives instructed to get .anything possible against him, was the alleged experience +of which, Clarence S.Funk, of present Lorimer investigation.complained of yesterday to the Senate Committee inquiring into the Lorimer election.The statement produced a sensation, because the -namé of Edward Hines, who, \u201cMr.Funk had testified had asked him to contribute $10,000 toward \u2018$100,000 used\u201d to put Lorimer over at Springfield,\u2019 was mentioned in connection with the services of the detectives.Mr.Funk -declared that four de- tectivel | had followed \u2018Him to Wash- ingtor, and- two had watched him during ldncheon yesterday.One of them: he said, had been compelled to give hig name and that of his employer .when caught - in a tight place.He said the employer was not Senator Lorimer The committee ended the day's \u2018hearing by going into executive session to consider \u2018the situation.At the executive session MT.Funk is said to have.revealed the detective's name and promised to produce him before the committee to-day if possible.The committee then took up the consideration of what steps to take to prevent -detectives interfering with witnesses before the committee.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 I.C.R.TRAVEL GROWING.Mr.H.A.Price, assistant general the \u2018Government = system betweén \u2018Montreal and the Lower provinces, stated yesterday that travel had Dead an that although: the Ocean Limited.\u2019 had been put on \u2018the.toute earlier than usuaF hfavy trains were leaving Bon: aventure Station both: at 8.15 morning and at 7.30 in.the evening.little © every.\u2018year, | that ing time.\u2018the: all th Mr.Funk declined to break his work \u2018to the detective and reveal his name.passenger agent of the Intercolontal \u2019 tailwag, in this city, in discussing the |.cutloëlk for the passenger business of | - in the Mr.Price sald that the ; evident iden |.of: the.\u2018Commissioners was \u2018to.put on} the \u2018Ocean Limited a \u201cearlier | HONORED CENTENARIAN, Aged Quebec Citizen Serenaded and Banqueted by Many Friends.\u201c Quèbec, June 27.\u2014Ambroise Guay, the oldest citizen of Quebec, yesterday celebrated the one hundredth anniversary of his birth, and the event Was a memorable one.Over 300 relatives and friends assembled at his residence to do him honor, and after a mass at St.Jean Baptiste Church there was a banquet.The health of the aged gen- of Sherbrooke, and Cure Beaudoin responded for the guest of honor.The Cadet Band of St.Damase serenaded the centenarian, who was much affected by the demonstration in was at its height in order that he \u2018should not he too much fatigued by the event.Ye ADMIRAL TOGO COMING.famed Japanese naval officer, pected in Canada early in August on his return from the Coronation, at He will reach New York on July 29, and will come to Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver, and home by the Canadian Pacific steamer.and- fake\" it off.Tater sof ; 0 \u2018trains would.be, : which he was an official representative.thence to \u2019 HB vo tleman was proposed hy Honore Guay, .his | \u201chonor.Mr.Guay is still in good health and spirits, but he was spirited away ~ by his friends while the celebration | Toronto, June 27.\u2014Admiral Togo, the is ex-.UC erent apie BA bn p24 shut EE .ét a PTS ; J] an Apia Some.né ina Ay longus SR 5 re tr a Sa ES serum A sa | ms r ts WO, mn J 0 si Tor R a corms 2720 1911.iY \u2018Bertram Chave, 4 hon.; \u2019 Louise Mowatt, 6 Hon.; hon.Rass Wabster, 3 hon.poe Cm.purs FROM oLD GLOVES, \u201cboing fingers and hands are past wearing.The pants to be used ame first freshiy cléaméd, of néariy every course, I oe ct discarded white {.suede or glace gloves, ¥t is possible to | have at least ome bel formed of the | two arm lengths of kid sewed together | just above the wrist.This seam then comuealtd by @ silde of mother of © peard, fvory, eller, coral or jet, matching the buckle fastening the two |.ends, and these slides and buckles are |.to easily shifted that a single set of | tfièm will serve for \u2018severair beltæ The tops of a pair cach of pale bie 7 and pink evening gloves may fashioned into -one of the very broad Pompadour crush belts now so popular 22 give.The td FE pink and blue kid or sik\u2019 ee ta _ scammed and form four distinot strips, the two duber Ones being bound with | the constrasting color, with.black or with white kid.A similar plan may be followed with respect to the magpie beits, and df either one of the black or\u2019 white glove tops Is lacking black or white satin may be substituted, and in came a touch of color is desired the border piping may be of cirisé, old blue, or empire, green satin or gold ribbon.Mole coloréd long gloves may be made into a serviceable belt\u2019 to accompany a plain linen tro¢k, and one of | this shade will look particularly well if the buckle and shide are of old sil- colored stones.But long are mot so plentiful as those of keraki shade or golden grown, which are precipely the belts to go best with tan shoes and hats, as weil as with frocks of patural Hinén.: SMALL COAT or SILK.The little silk coats and boleros have really started out on a career, and one whih will probably prove quite notable, for they seéin to be useful | Mitie: garments, especially to.tvomen with\u2018 slim figures.Oné model coatee is in pink \u2018corded silk, to be worn over a pink voile dress trimmed with black velvet.The ingly pretty cœush helts ware | _ oned by girls from the long] tops of evening gloves: which show | scarcely any signs of wear when the Lovers: by JOEL FEDER.- :\"\" Si TT \u2014\u2014 Ÿ u A cup of tea or coffee made on Adnvest in an apparatus of this.kind, erage \u2018and the hum of\" the steaming the breakfast table.= seems to\u2019 taste better than the brew which comes from the kitchen.this reason it has become quite the fad to decorate the breakfast table with either a coffee percolator ih copper or a tea set of silver or nickle.Two very attractive designs _are illustrated in the accompanying picture.The housewife who values comfort as well as convenience will do well to ms © FoR MAKING TEA AND COFFEE.the table \u201cbefore one\u2019s eyes always or for the fragrant fumes of the bev- kettle add \u201cconsiderable cosiness to: {marked a high walst \u201cline \u2018and.had short sleeves and a turn-back- collar which fastened just over _the white net guimpe of the.dress in \u2018front with à butterfiy bow.of the silk.Another, very much after the same \u201cfashion, is in black-taffeta to bè worn j over different dress.For - lingerie dresses these in broderie Anglaise, lace apd \u20ac broldered lawn, .and they will vary in length _betwedn the very short one .and a \u2018cut-away coat with a rather longer waist.line, ~The Tittle.\u2018bolero or short-waisted sitirtiées coat \u201cof \u201cblack taffeta will be worn \u2018with lingerie frocks \u2018as well -as~ with colored voiles .and silks.: bolero was hloubed into a cord, \u2018which \u2018 Niléros -will be ;made/ - pevess COOKERY RECIPE.\u201d Chneolate Raspberry Custard.Sca a quart of milk in à double boilér.\u2018Add four tablepooful of grated chocolate, and stir until the chocolate \u2018is dissolved.Then let it 00] a little while beating the yolks of six eggs with a cupful of sugar.Stir the milk into this mixture; add à téaspoonful of vantlla and pour in to custard cups; stand thèse in a pan of hot water in the oven and bake until the custard is set.When done put.a few ripe raspberries on top, heip a spoonful of meringue on each custard, return them to the oven a moment to brown, and then put them near the ice to.get \u2018cold.\u2014 Lawrence Blair, 3 hon.; Frank Clarke, 11 .Fal- Slconer, .; Walter Leonard hon.; Gordon Gowan, 3h on.; Ale coner, 1 first, epneth 1 hon.; John \u201cuehée, 1 McCallum, 2 gray, 6 Meikle, 3 first, 7 first, 5 hon.; Willie Osler, 2 hon.; Brown Percival, 1 \"hon; Vennor Roper, 1 first, ; Clarence Walker, 5 hon.; Harold Wilson, 1 first, 4 hon.; \u2018Robertson Woods, first, 5 ~ Girls \u2014 Grace Brown, 1 first, 8 hon.; Mariel Campbell, 2-hon.; Vera Eakin, 2 first, 4 hon.; Eileen: Foster, 1 hon.; Bea- triée Fraid, 1 first, 2 hon.; Viola Hewitt, 5 hon,; Grace Lee, 2 hon.; Jessie Mac- kinnog 5 hon.; Dorothy.Macrae, : first, 8 how; Doris Matthews, 1 -first 4 hon.; Ethel - \u2018Ross, first, 6 hon.; Eleanora Shaw, 5 hon.; Anne Stromberg, 1 hon.; Flora Stuffmann, 1 hon.; Dorothy Truell, 1 first; Doris Wildman, 1 first, ¢ hon, ¢ STANDARD IV.Boys \u2014Cecil Arthur, \u20184 jhon.; Victor Bell, Vy hon.; Edwin Cartér, 1 first, 6 hon.; Jack Chapman, 1 hon.; Gordon Cornell, 1 hon.; Edwin Duval, 1 hon; William Faman; 8 hon.; Archie Edward, 1 first, 6 hon.; Clifford Fessenden, 2 hom; Gordon Findlay, 1 hon.; Jack Gardngr, 2 first, 7 hor.; William Hayes, 1 Harold Humes, 1 first, 7 hon.; Cyril hon.; Douglas Jones, 6 hon.; ulien, 7 hon.; Jack Kirkland, q Hon.; Seukler Morgan, 4 first, 7 hon.: William McLaren, 1 hon.; Erie Schofield, hon.; Laurence Sinclair, 7 hon.; Arthur Stuffman, hôn.; Thomas Telfer, [= 1 hon.; Frank Under, 1 hen.; John Underhill Fred White, 4 first, 8 on ROSLYN AVENUE SCHOOL.PREPARATORY A.: G.Annable, 1 first, 5 hon.; M.An- nable, 1 first, 5 hon.; R: Breyfogle, \u20181 first, 5 hon.; K.Falconer, 2 firsts, 5 hon.; S.Fraser, 1 first, 5 fion.: C.Jephoott, ! first, 3 hon.; R.Job, 1 first, 4 Tion.; I.Macfarlane, 1 first, 5 hon.; \"N.Mclean, 1 first, 5 hon.;; St.K.McLean, § hon.; J.Miller, 3 hon.; C.Kelson, 3 hon.: I Oliver, 1 first, 5 hon.; BE.Plow, 3 hon.M.Reid, 1 first, 5 hon.; H.Roffey, 5 hon.; G.Scott, 1 hon.; I.Sommer, 4 firsts, pb hoti.; M.Stroud, § firsts, 6 hon.; M .Watt, 1 first, 8 hon.; L Weaver, 1 bons L.Weaver, 1 hon.; D.Wilcocks, 1 first, 4 hon.PREPARATORY B.Helène Miunsh, 2 firsts, Graham - Allison, 1 zér Cathéron, i first, 6 hon.; \"Mapel\u2019 Davies, 3 hon.; Wyman Dauson, 2 hon.; Ranein Howell, 1 first, 4 hon.; John Hughes, 3 firsts, 3 hon.; Robert Mine, 3 hon.; Dawson Milne, 1 hon.; | Wallace : Rowat, 2 hon.; Marjorie Short, Z hon,; Lilly Wren, 1 first, 2 hon.;.Frederic Beck, Robert Ferguson, Lovat Fraser, *Anson McKim, \u201cGordon - \u201cPoliwka, - *Dorothy Sharp, *Freda Clar * Absent from examinations.STANDARD I.\u201cMargaret Benvie, 1 first, 7 hon.; 3 Jean Crèm- bie, 2 firsts, 7 hon.; Olive Dutton, 1 first, 7 hén.; Frederick Fairman, 5 hon.; Robbie Foster, 5 hon.; Audrey.Gallagher, 6 hon.; Ivan Gnaedinger, 4 firsts, 7 hon.; Lilllan Hand, 4 hon.; Baward Hayden, 7 hon.; Dorothy Hor.mann, 1 first, 7 hon.; Anne Holden, 8 hon.; Winston Kennedy, 7 hon.; Ted- -dy \u201cLuke, 6 fion.; Katie Macfarlane, 6 hôn.; Douglas McBride, 7 hon.: Blanche Ogul- nik, 1 first, 4 hon.; Helen Porter, 7 -bon.; Walter Robtñson, 7 hon.; Kath- 2 hon.; | © Joéé RO 6 hon; Margaret Roper, 2 Arsts,; \u201chen.; ; Freddie Rosevear, 8 hèn:; Alistair Ross, 3 hon.; John \u2018Schravesatide, 7° hôn.; »Jéan \u2018Short, 5 hen.; Néil \u2018 Skélton, 4 hon.: Freda emberton- Smith, 7 firsts, 7 hon.; Ger- | ndolph \u2018Stewart, J f 5 hon::-Pèsegy |.ald Stairs, 6 hon.; 3 hor.;.Willie Sumner, 5 Wérdwèll, 2 hon.; Kathléen - Webster, 6 -hon.; Marlon Webster, first, 7 Le STANDARD I.\"A rey Am Y -Gertr de.Jo § hor hon: \u201cWilfrid Munn, 2.on.; - first, 8 \u2018hôn.; on | son, 9 hôñ.: Rita avd.5 8,3.firsts, | Geraldine Racey; | tg hom; \u201cAthi Shearéy\u2026 4 frst \u201c8 .hon:;- \u2018 Bérnice Smalipélce, 5 firsts;\u20199 hon;; LeRoy \u2018Allwaré Lawrence Benvie,™ 1 firsts, WoodHam Craig, firsts,\u2019 7 he Davy, 5 hon.; Pésde rick Bia, fah;, 1.mann, 2 firsts, 8 hon.; Jack Locke, b neth Olive, 4 \u2018hon.;* Gerald.Parsons, 1 first, 2 hon; hon.; Donald \u2018Paterson, 4 hon.; Laurence Sessenivein,.+8 ,hon.:: Robert Smith; 2 firsts, 4 hon; Robert Tudor, 7 \u2018hon.STANDARD II.B.Mabel Coyle, 7 hon.; 3 li El- lot, 2 firsts, hon.; Jean Johnson, 8 hon.; Margarét Wisliamson, 7 hon.; \u2018Fenton Aylmer, 2 firsts, 5 hon.; \u2018Stew- \u2018art Baile, 3 hon.; Gordon Crites, 2 firsts, 7 hon.; Jack Dodwell, 6 hon.; Robert Forbes, \u201c8 hon.; Douglas Fraser, 2 firsts, 4 hon.; Edmund Fry, 1 first, 7 hon; Alex.Grant, \"1 first, 8 hon.; - Edward.Hof mann, 2 firsts, 9 hon.; \u201cMurray Jones, 2 firsts, 5 Hon.; Jerbert Letrsch, 8 hon.: Keith McNäb, 5 hon.; Howard \u2018 \u2018Pavier; 7 hon.; Franklin Plewes, 2 firsts, 8 hon,; Gordon Plow, \u20188 firsts, 9 hon.;-G: Pemberton Smith, 5 firsts, 9 hon.; Howard Vass, 2 hon.: Wren, 1 first, 8 hon.STANDARD IIL A.thél Boronow, 3 first, 6 hon; Helen Com iL 7 hon.; Florence Henderson, 8 ton.; Eleamior Hugties, 1 hon.; /Màr- jorie Jones.3 first, 8° homn.; | Manetield, ¥ first, 8 hon.; Katherine .McKim, 4 hon.; po adys Mowatt, 3 3 on.Gladys Wight, 3 tHons.i BOYS.Stewart Babeock, 6 on; Fred Creed, 4 hon; Jack awe, | hon.; Basil -Dodwell, .2.hon; + Dutton, 8 thon: Allan, Firaser, 2 \u2018hon.; Paul Gnaedinger, WS Leslie In- wood, 4 hou.; qe MacMilian, 4 thon: Johm Plow, 1 first, 8 hon.; Grant Pow- : Statin 8 thon; Grafton \u2018Wilkinson, 2 STANDARD: I B.Doris Badlife, 7 hon.Boyd, 5 hon; 3 hon.; 2 hon.; Nellie Kyle, 3 hon.; Irene Lem on, 2 first, 7 hon.; Bernice Skelton, 3 | hon:; Anna Sumner, 5 bon; Grace Willamson, 2 first, 8 hon.BOYS! \u201c(Graham Anderson, 7 hon.; Gordon Davies, \u20185 tron.; Howard Elliott, 2 first, 8 hon.; Hoh Falconer, 3 first 7 hom.; Henry, 5 hon.; Harold Hughes, 4 \u2018ons; Mérodith King, 7.homn.; ley Luke, :8 hon.; Randoiph Mitchell, 1.homn; Philip Paterson, 1 first 7 hon; Harold Rosevear, 1.firet, 4 hon.; BEd- wand\u2019 Tighe, 1 hon.; Bobs \u2018Walker, 1 von Ru np rt Wheatier, 1 first 7 Boni STANDARD Ive A, Marjory Coyle, 1 hom.! Naomi Eng- Meh, 1- firet, 4 Bon; Doris Fowler, 1 first, 8 dom; Lily Hughes, 1 firet, 1 hon.; Margaret Johnston, 1 first 8 hon; Eleanor: Johnston, 4 first, 9 hom; Mar- 13 Tories, 5 hon,;, \u2018Marlon Mansfield, jo 1 9 hon.; Ethel Prince, 1 first, 10 hon.; Dorothy Roseyear,.2 first, ÿ 'hon:; path Sharp, à dst, 8 thon.;, Alice.Small 8, thom.; Sma 1° 1 Fieët, 1 Bôn.; Tessie stewart, \u2018hom.5 Boxe.pont -Mildred, LOIRE 3-f- first; Jack Fulton, b hon.; Harold Gal- ; lagher, 1 first, 8 hon.; Willie-Hof- hon.; Holden Mathews, 2 hon.; Ken- \"Harland \u2018Parsons, 3 1 first, 8 hon.; Isabel Wight, 3 firsts, David Williamson, 1 first, 8 hon.; Geo.J1 honor; Gwendolyn Eu Freda Muriel Howell, 7 hon.; Bileen \u201cHudson, i = \u201cnon: 8 \u2018hon.Marie Grant; 2 Teh Everett Voss, 1 hon.; .Harold Webster, À first, 6 hom \u2018Standard IV.B.Margaret Aylmer, 7 honors; Lois Gallagher, .4 honors; Janet Jopp, 1 4 first, 5 honors; éssie Logan, 2 firsts, 10 honors; Alms, Milne, 8 honors; Marion Roper, 7 honors; Catherine Wardwell, 3 honors; Gértrude Fraser, 2 honors; .Hazel Kennedy, 1\" first, 6-honors; Stei- la.Hayden, -2 honors; Gordon Cowan, 1 honor; Arthur Craige, 1 first, 10 honors; James Fulton, 7 honors; Kenneth Henderson, 2 firsts, 10 honors; Allan Read, 9 honors; .John Robinson, Frst, 4 honors;-Jack: Roper, 1 first, 6 honors; ames Torrance, 8 honors; Gordon Webster, 1 first, .9 honors; Donald Whitham, 9 honars; Willie Xing, 4 honors.{.\u2018STANDARD V.A.| \u201cDorothy Bartman, 7 honors; Dorothy Blakely, 6 honors; Mary Case, 1 first, 5 honors; Evelyn Costigan, 4 honors; Hazel Davidabn, 4 firsts, 10 honors; Alice Fisher, 3 honors; Sybil Lindsay, 4 honors; Mhrion Olive, 2 firsts, 6 honors; Elsie Palmer, 3 honors; Margaret Reynolds, 3 firsts, 11 honors; Melanie Smith Pemberton, 4 firsts, 11 honors; Frances.Thomson, 5 honors; Norah { Turnsr, 4 honors; Sadle Wells, 1 honour; Pauline Willis, 6 honors; Walter Bar- onow, .7 honors; Jack Cornell, 1 first, 8 honors; -Harry Dalton, 1 first, 6 honors; Edgar Henry, 2honèrs; Johnston Hughés, 1 honor; Jack Smith, 2 honors.STANDARD V., B.\u201c Girle\u2014Jessie Barlow, 1 first, 9 honors: Beatrice Barnard, \u20187 firsts, 10 honors; Kathleen Cate, 1 first, 8 honors; Anna Dawson, 1 first, 5 honors; Helen Falcone, 4 firsts, 10 honors; Millie Ferguson, 1 first, 2 honors; Edith \u2018Henry, 2 firsts, 9 honors; Vera Henry, Doris Mansfield, 4 honors; Grace MacMillan, 1 first, 4 honors; Ag- \u2018nes MacFaglane, 3 honors; Grace Mc Lean, 1 first, 7 honors; Edith Norris, 1 first, 4 honors; Norah Smyth, 2 firsts, 4 honors; Yula Stewart, 4 honors; Ruby Tighe, 1 first, 3 honors, .Boys\u2014Rupert Binmgre, 1 first, 6 honors; Gordon Campbell, 5 honors; Gerald Jephcott, 11 honors; Reid King, 2?honors; Burdette McKim, 6 honors; | Kenneth MeTeer, 6 honors; Gordon -Ohir, 3 honors, WESTMOUNT ACADEMY, \u201c1 PREPARATORY CLASS.Charlés Creamefr, 4 hon.; Robert Dorion, 2 hon.; Ralph Éarle, 1 first; Sidney Earle, 2 hon.; Edgar- Frankel, 1 hon.; Edward Hart, 8 hon.; Marion \u2018Hog, 1 first, 8 hon.; Fredérich Hogle, 1 first, 2 hon.; Eileen Hutchison, \u201c4 Hugh Mount, 1 first, 3 hon.; Beatrice Murray, 4 hon.; Herbert Murphy, 1 first, 4 hon.; Lloyd Orrock, 8 firsts, 2* hon.; Eileen Rountree, 2 firsts, 8 | hon.; \u2018Donald Scott, 1 hon.; Thelma Spencer, 4 hon.; Phil\u2019 Wardleworth, 1 | hon:; Willie Wright, I.non.STANDARD I: \u2018Ruth Barrett, 1 first, 3 hon.; Isabel \u2018Brisbane, 1 first; Dorice Brown, 2 hon.; \u2018Campbell Cope, 1 first, 4 hon.; Marion \u2018Donaldson, 1 first, 2.hon.; Gordon \u2018Dorion, 1 hon.; Olive : Dunn, 2 hon.; Hérbert.Dwyer; Dorethy 1 first, 3 hon.; Norman Hay, 4 hon.: Éfaray Low Herzberg, 1 first, 5 hon.; Donald Hodges, 2 firsts, 2-hon.; Jean 1 first, 8 hon.; Angus Ogilvy, 1 hon.: Marian Ross, 2 firsts, 1 hon.; Norma Ross, 1 first; Thoina \u2018Rountree, 1 first, :5 hon.; Mary Russell, 3 firsts, 8 hon.; Arthur Smith, 1 first, 8 hon.; Doris \u2018Stréchan; Laurence Tombs, 5 ton.; 1-hon.;-Doris Anderson, 7 -hon.; -Dor- \u2018othy: Dwyer, 8 \u201chon.; Madge Dwyer, 7 hon.; > n.;.M 8.firsts,\u201d Loe Derothy Henry, firsts, 1 hon.; Albert Kent, 1 hon.; | + Ewing \u2019 ' Marshall, 1 first, 1 hon; Lyla Martin, | George \u2018Waters, 4 hon.; Bacil Welch, - littte more than the poor / grades.You get the best that ÿ - price when you use __ Seal Brand Coffee Packed in 1 and 2 pound cans only.124 ES | ue LAUNDRY, \u201cTHRE LAUNDRY THAT KNOWS HOW,\u201d 26 deg aot, and have installed mrachimes that will do the B ens =\u201c a # ari Ih LE à .reprenne Corbi he wnat EA L As BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Notices of births, Liarriaras and deaths, \u201cmust invariably be cgdorsed with the ; Name \u2018and address o.the sender, OF Ok \u2014 \u2014_ S\u2014 = \u2014 - \u2014_\u2014 cames - T0 CONFER DEGREES.Hunyadi World Famous Clergymen to| Ja be Honored by McMaster | Janos aed O \"8 = E notices for 256.prepaid.The an- ed in S trong otherwise rio notice can be taken © 1 long there altogether, and after we know such people?she demanded in |: Re SPU ; owing, no doubt, | $e considered ng -is expect 0 be here.bu : |I'to thé att ; ; ot, 3 considered probable that the America | 2 .au Le ins Titers : went to Charlton Road mother was so Wrath and consternation.\u2018We ought to thé attractive nature of-the security Will proceed to her pier Ee act other degrees .will \u2018be \u2019conferred, in [Insurance aremts underwrite ~ , : : - me 4 ; oters and dealers in shares, !.\u2026.- A TH \u2014 SPENCER \u2014 on ill, and I went 5.town to have.gone .to the wedding; you: andthe bonus of 25 per cent: in com-.; _ absentia.other securities; (b) To sub: ; Ao.Hol, at Ourist Churdn, NOT | ewios on business bofome.we.came be Ee Le isa ve its deorgot | MON stock.As an svidende of Can.| JAMAICA FRUIT TRADE.| The Rev.Dr.John Clifford, pastor | conditionally or unconditionali \u2026.Finchley, Londo.1e MA \u201cVicar.of down here; and Ringdon seemed like |I think I will write and ask your sis- \u2018of the ndustrial \u2018progress.'the showing | Kingston, Jamaica, June,26\u2014]It is re of Westbourne Park Church, London, derwrite, issue on commission, or ame Rev en.assisted by his senior ci- Heaven after, London!\u201d =~ © .© |ter to coifie 40\" us for asfew days.or |.© company up fo the present time\u2019 that the Atlentlc Fruit Gom-pany | the president for the past six years of Wise.take, hold, deal in and \u201cx: : \"rate, the Rev.W.H.Brind M.A: It really was a pretty little place, We might go down to-D ehemouth for 18-4 gratifying one in the extreme, and to establish Ea steamship line between the Baptist World Alliance, will be stocks, shares and securities * .Vass x LB a dE es se | With.U reased pl: \u201cà , ç \u2018amdtosg Tand: ; : kinds, and to enter into partners - « :\" Frank Gordon, second & on oF of Har- though to Joyce accustomed all her [8 week-end, and drive over to\u2014what's mont.the.(ncresded plant oe Squip- | Company icon ch one United Fruit at \u2018the convocation and: deliver an ad- {into any arrangement for sharin: iC.and \u2018Blanche rr rel \u2019 youngest life to vast spaces,\u201d everything ap- the name of the place?\u2014 -Ringdon- pany should be at least dout com tion to enter the West Indiam-British ress.Dr.Clifford was given the hon- fits, union of interest, reciprora! ;: 10 Jo the Yate John William Peared on a tiny scale, as if viewed and see her.- I'm afraid we've\u2019 neg- |\u201d \" \" .nn oubled, TE polo and to establish a passenger- and |Orary degree of LL.D.by McMaster cession or co-operation with anv Ce \u2018Qaugihter of oodside Park, N., an through the wrong end of a telescope.lected her dreadfully.\u2019 .+.oh 7 rs \u2014 Sougheeryice between Kingston and Senate last year in his absence.om partnership, or company.\u201c bo formerly of Madras.°°° Only when, later, she went on afew \u2018I: fancy you will find dt some ewhat | TEE | NEW YORE-H: AS : The vererable leader of \u2018Noncon- |Constitute, form or organize compan HOMPSON-\u2014At St.Jobn's days\u2019 visit to the Bassetts\u2019, and Lady late in the day, to.attempt to make Pl@ Er a LT | ND K-HALIFAX RECORD.|formity in England, some times called syndicates, or partnerships of all kir.AGNEW Tao Sut.on June 21° Bassett drove her about Dantmoor, did for that neglect! George Welby: rè- 2 REAL; FSTATE .& Halifax, N.S, June 26.\u2014Records be- \u2018the uncrowned premier,\u2019 now in his for the purpose of acquirins any +.1911 By the Rev.H.W.Reeds, M.A She begin 10 modify her idea of Eng- marked dryly.+ Foulant attempt: it pa Loan TRE = a teen Ne York and Halifex were sevVenty-fifth year, who has gone sev- perty and undertaking any liable vf os Agn : ma Victor a of poc A - \u2019 y.zoulsa.; à SE TEA EN ~~ -eclipsed thi ring on arrival : ; s or any other company, or of \u2026 Thompson, Toth residents\u201d on.the Sth | country.Here on te rat on #1 were vou eo HAPP.ENINGS.3 the Red Cross liner I orizel.minich made eral times to Jail rather than pay taxes uo lone directly or Indirecily ti Concession of Pittsburgh.27m AY : el + : | ESSE far-ctretghing, forbiading dn ws | M OP, \u2019 (TYNE \u2014 RIPLEY \u2014 At\u2019 imess and stenility to folk.| Co : BATt Baptist Griureh, Ottave, on Jupe Who spénd most of their lives in over- 22, 1911, by the Rev.Dr.Coot ya - ponulated towns and cities, and whose bel Louisa, younges ideal | ay are Mon gate RAIA A rane, Sat Smith yar mouth, she felt almost as much at COOPER ATTEMORE At the re- home as her own \u2018native veldt; \u2014_ \u2014 comes of PA bride\u2019s parents, Shanes, passionately th fed ently and com- near Smith's Falls, Ont, on June 2L end à if © isolated farmhouses 1511, Samuel B.Cooper, of Toronto, dwellings of the \u2018moor folk: =~ = | \u201cthe run\u2019 from New York to this port in \u2018© Support Church of England schools.jects thereof, or for any other pury + - re: Noe Gold \u2018 odoioiinipls 43 hours.Twenty-five yea re Ego à is expected to have some interesting which this company may think xi.LEURY STREET-Gilbert E.Stegars schooner made the Tun in 56 hours, and, things to tell of the world convention |ent; (c) To buy, sell, improve man.CE et has sold to Willam L.Chipchase ever phe Present, pate esse] has of Baptists, which has recently been |lease, turn to account, dispose af .on .4 8: loi, with residence on Bleury The Florizel brou; ; - held in Philadelphia.The R Prin- deal in land, mines, plantations.jE ; Fork ought 150.tourists from in pa.e Rev.br t .industrial establishments, «i se |: street, near Lagauchetiers street, | New York end sailed for St.John's, from cipal Marshall, of Manchester Baptist Te ane rities, Ja ai ES :123 ÿ+ {| WANT THE OTTAWA RIVER College, who has also been honored in |other property on the securities n° at \u201cLes : DREDGED .absence by a McMaster degree, will which any advances shall have her Ha old; to.Thor mas Girard .| likewise be on hand to-night to ex- made by the company.Sources he & lot, with residence on Park.La- Ottawa, June 26.\u2014The city has b press his thamks.and, to develop sou + _ STORIES\u201d | ë iy Que : : \u2018matt i ining, planting, huis.oh \u2018 + ve \u2018 y the transportation \u2018interests by cleaning, drain pI iy : a Mr.and Mrs.|.\u2018Why do English people build such ; neat RY street, for $5,250.of Ott on : | Coe imioving, mining, settling ar ts ® Anna B.do ughter .wey Tite paouses With tiny rooms?.+ Ol Eton I.Z Gauthier bas sold tothe over ee ae m ¢ deputation I Th 11000 constructing public, orks, and somver: bo une SC her hostess, \u2018especially he: EE ERE Tf TO, MTs.J.Cyr two vacant\u2019 lots.on e river at the recent] = ALGONQUIN PARK.ences and gener ; y On an , HARRIS Re am \u201cnay ne 23, where there's plenty of space.Why A TRAMP WHO WAS A HERO.* Bloomfield: avenue, Outremont, for on Victoria island for à srquired site | business, manufacturing or otherw: Manse, 51 Argyle avenue, Ottawe, don\u2019t they have nice big rooms all on 1 was curled up on, the walk .one | $1,450.dredged, in order that a public wharf Additional territory has been tak- which can be conveniently carried on.» |\" Shirley, only daughter of Mrs.Sidney one floor, and a stoep on the south \"A ; ; Li a y of th any ng to catch a frag- LASALLE AVENUE\u2014L.\u2018Saine has be made there.A petition has been © into the Algonquin National Park connection with any o e compl : ; » ; cold afternoon trying a Lie aug À .; 3 forwanded to th , of i G - objects; (d) To purchase or otherwi.; © \u2018Smith, to T.S.Harris, son of John side?L don\u2019t believe it would cost | ment of much needed sleep and.to sold to L.E.Beauregard lots, with Minister of Public Works Ey the.aay ent oa the total ha Tas acquire and hold, sell, dispose af wr \u201cHarris, of Ott.17th have at hone ld paogses such.as We keep warm at the same time pat : threo tenements on Lasalle averiue, portation people, and this will be fol.nificent fishing and tourist resort com- Otherwise Ase 1h real and PE and WILLIAMS\u2014WISDOM\u2014On June \u2019 \\ » Instead of these nasty, lar spot was made half-way elaga, for $4,100.y a deputation.fea an TC ; perty, = Pon Y1911, at St.Paul's Church, Montreal, narrow little gray stone places, ALY.particu p a prise an area of 1,322,500 acres.The et Si 3 \u2018buildings heredita- L ; iphg under the | LASALLE AVENUL:L is Sauvé MONTAUK P : particular, lands, buildings.by the Rev.Prof.Frager, Katharine their horrid cramped staircases, and comfortable by \u201cthe pip:ng Louis Sauve has OINT FOR LINERS.extreme length from the north to .: ts, business or industrial concern: : t.You see, I was what they |.sold to'L.E.Beauregard a lot; with'| New York ; the south is 45 1-2 miles, and from or rdertakings, mortgages, charzes Forrester Wisdom, to Henry Stevens rooms that are more like boxes th pavement.; * J conf \u201c1 had \u2014 three.éauregard lot; wi W' York, June 26.\u2014The suitability © , ens dertakings, ne | an call a tramp dof.was mo f 3 three tenements; on Lasalle avenu of Montauk Point, at eastern east to west, 48 miles.This magnifi- contracts, concessions, franchises, an williams.; anything \u2018else.Did: you hotice the no home, b that was no fault - of for $4,100.\u2014 =- nue, g Is the end of .g land, as a port for trans-Atlan- cent park is reached only b the nuities, licenses, securities, politic.PRAFRIES\u2014Ferdinand tic liners, is being studied by re Grand Trunk Rallway System.and is book debts, and any interest in real or Tats: Sibert T.Rott brace Ismay, president, and P.A.becoming more popular every da personal property, any claims ace old; to.Albert E.Rolijt Franklin, vice-president end : ming pop y day.DIED.= window In that room where we had mine.I had a master once and & ; tea, Lady Bassett?It wasn\u2019t made comfortable home and I was happy.BREAKEY\u2014At Breakeyville, P.Q, 0B |to open! And it isn\u2019t as if the people But master was ong day called away such property, or against any person ot 3 ; ; ; general si , John Breakey.~ hag ; Fd .xd à i - 204 143 of the parish: of Riviere des | Manager of ithe Internati 4 ompany, and to carry on any -usiness.June 26, 1911, Join Sree on Jun: dot ne ne outside, for they |on a long journey ang be ro hom Prairies, with residence, for: $27,- Marine Company.They visited tile concern, OF undertaking so acquired, ani BUCHANAN \u2014 At Vicars, Que: J ne places pw gh va In.those little.airless for my Jodging at a Dl emmy sleep | - 0002 547 2 fF A J Dor Yesterday with several officers of privileges and choses in action of al: 23, 1931, Anthur Buchenan, aged 13} , ca emselves civilized! I knew fell asleep, and 2 [AMBER \u201cSTRE : _æ © Pennsylvania and Long Is -Rail- 1 \u201cyears.To : English people.have -funny ideas\u2019 of succeed in, pleasing.MHERST STRERT-\u2014Mrs.Wilfrid-E.| ways, & Island Rail | | Le AE CE } wilrid-k _ their special train making th | -BAILEY \u2014 At Ashland, Oregon, on June comfort.\u2019 In less than a week he had.nailed - Handfleld has 'st]d.to \u2018Alfred Beriolt Un to Montauk Poirit in an tour.and 9 kinds; (e) To apply for, purchase, cr S otherwise acquire any patents, hrever : - ; ; .oa = oe 5 ; d\u2019'invention, licenses, concessions.an 10, 1911, Maggie A.Gibson, beloved Lady Basset laughed.She had tak- up the door of my kennel, and shut |: .and: others- ; Iotaiwith -bullding \u201cst 55 mins.; the like, conferring any exclusive \u2018\u201cr ] : ; : 2 Lg.LL LA Falls; Mrs.C.J.B ze, M Be tered bank or other duly incorporated Ly \u201cpam acqui therwise; (i) To draw, à : brother and sister, Geo.H.Cutter, codosted none rh Ph tthe bre Pas.oused, De ona 4 OUTREMONT-I.J.- Gsuthier and Brooke, Col Brooke, Ottawa.Mr company; oe cept.endorse, Re Sunchase, pell.ani : ., Fi- : : , considering.that the breaking g . .lever seen.1 was the hero of \u2018the | - - parish y on \u2018thé\u2019 : .e chair debentures or other property or rights .rma t fe cam BY U.S.PENSION BUREAU The eruet was duly dispatched, and hour._ 5204 sald parish, Eontins on the public qu ans ans apied by the Rev.Canon which'it may lawfully acquire by virtue Fe or ration Pro tha business: on) The Lindman LL George Welby secretly supplemented When finally it came time to \u2018close | \u2026- road, for $4,160.wert present.\u201d St.Gabri ponahan will also be of the powers herein granted: Co To employ experts to investiga!\u201d ard patho nan Truss appears to me as it by a cheque and, a kindly note to the store, visions of dark \u2018alleys and TULFER STRENT House No.21 IL Sing choruses, \u201ca idles\u2019 Club choir (k) To issue, sell and allot a8 fully examine into the condition.pre, 2ootion ner reached the acme of per- his sister, expressing hig deep regret cold retreats came babk .with double | .TuPper st, Has been sold by Mrs.\u2018Katnieen Mavouracen: siéteh, entitled pald-up shares of the capital stock of value.character amd chroumsiancis re shall use it in my em or ora.I that he was unable to come and \u201cgive force after this lHttle taste of hea- |.Ed.E.Rowell to George Edgar for the young ladies of Holy Cred, &lven by the company hereby Incorporated.for any business concerns amd underts: mat mend its employment for the treatment BIS.nlece away.\u201d * : ©\" | ven, but, to \u2018my astonishment, I was | $5500.2 LE + [and an operetta, \u201cMilk Maids, will be Set sonaliy or otherwise, and oy \u2018the pro- Tis u ECTS To conetitute any ES , of ruptured penelonere.MISON M Mrs: Granville \u2018felt &orely térpted'| bundied- up, and actually.carried.out COTE DES A NEIGES ROAD The performed Foren pénior girls, Masters moters of the company, provided the Palit Pro the issue of preferred 1: \u2019 NS.SON, M.D, LL LT to the walling automobile.el aroline - Apartments, No 22.Cote amonth will give se- ~f Pres\u2019t of the U.S.Examining Board for : - .\u2018 : contracts have been expressly authoriz- eferred or any other special stocks © it of ih : \u2014 Listen!\u201d said the sweet little girl, | des Neiges Road, have.been sold Phong, of the, violin while the: boys ed-by by-law passed for the purpose and securities based on or reprecemtini, 7 s.Hornaller US laughingly shaking her finger in my |.by Julius Francis Reepert to Jos.| give à display of drill and : Mi 1001 Sel sanctioned oy 8 vote of not less than shares, stock or other assets.sper va.Call or write for Hommel Jsville, N.Y.inquiring face, \u2018Just as soon ag we get Gustave Avard, for $25,000.~~ leral other ladies and gentlemen have Oe promote pa company où ders: Aro ed fo and fer) ate, ie?Rations free.Co - home I'm going to tie a pretty pink | eT aT promised to appear, as well as the usual panies for the purpose of acquiring ## if thought Ît.to undertake and exes +, \u2018 ribbon about your neck, and you ar |.BOY SCOUTS PLEASED.- contributions from the.sailors.r any of the property and liabilities of y trusts.and to issue, Hspase Co B.LINDMAN, Reg\u2019d.going to be my playmate forever and | .°.es - ail ; oan mpany, or for any other purpose ar held.ih Preferred.deferred 8 McQGill College Ave., Montreal} forever.\u2018And how \u2018does that sult | c .di > x Fer did Position \u20ac F .TIGATI which may, seen gâlrestiy or indirectly other special stocks or securities.mé.° you?\" \u2019 oT 0% 4 EA hadians ad Sp ndid Position to FIRE INVES ON.| calculated to bene e company, \u2018To give any guarantee in relation tn 7° ; 1 suppose in answer I embarrassed | arnc ans ad pe sion ad Commissioner - Latulippe & (m) To distribute among the share- |mortgages, bonds, debentures.\"2170.\u2018them all for I barked all the way.\" ; Bee.Corpnation Procession, .ni ulippe held :an im- holders of the company in kind any pro- stock, sorip, loans, Investments and & , ! H HOLDING A WANTBD, HOUSEKEEPER FOR ST.s MONTREAL'S + ONLY 4 DAYS sea WANT Es AEACHER, Little Metis James's Club; must be experienced, * ; \u2018+ : Te ® â ie de ae EEE x School.Salary, $30 per month.Ap- and well recommended.Address, The = 2 TRIBUTE TO: + Good golng June.20, July 1; Return sat July à 1911.3 ly ith references, to A.H.Me-| Secretary, St.James's Club.jt °° : , ec.-Treasurer.; ° 7 ; - WANTED, FIRST CLASS LAUND 1 > KING EDWARD.: THE TRIP OF THE SEASON 2 WHI T «DOMINION WANTED, IN THE MUNICIPALITY of to the seaside: must have good ; or > the Far-Famed Saguen Lea M m., June 30, and.CANADIAN Lingwick,, five qualified elementary roréronces Apply any morning be- .% THE SEVENTH $ is Tum ring 02 #5 pa July a eight from Qu où The I Sturn, Fare, only teachers (Protestant); terms of eight tween 9 and 11 at 300 Drummond et.Ë % cals an sr antien trip, okets Hmited, ee months, commencing September : srort-tocet 110000 000000000 MONTREAL © QUEBEC LINE-\u2014Stcamers toate 1 om day.QEAVICE Weekly Between @slary 825, Also principal for Gould WANTED _THRER YOUNG LADIES \u2014Steam am.eadays,.vos 1 h a » urses.odes Avenue sir Edward Clouston and Mr.Tan» nesters CPelées a NE Bata g leave Quebes.\u201c \u2019 » Tu : AILING A expected and give references Hospital, Chicago, Il.1ede Bienvenu, treasurers of the King MONTREAL - TORON HAMIL N LIN 8 avi\u201d ; Montreal-Quebeo-Liverpoo! K.N° McIVER, Sec.-Treasu WANTED.c sails at 7 2 SRetjavie APPRENTICES.2 GOOD Edward VII.Memorial Statue Fund, 8 PI Prenant Juans and y \"et Quis L La by the Twig ar and Triple Borew .WANTED, BY THE SCHOOL, CO me at Boy 52 (Apprentices to the Plumbing \u201c ; : LINB-\u2014Dally, k SEES : a er gratefully acknowledge the following at 12.30 no TORONT except \u2018Sanders \u2018 iii i - sioners of Westmount.= Commercial & CO, 4145 St.Catherine street.seri g° ; j : | inest.ust © ompeterr subscriptions: oo - City Ticket Office, 9-11 VICTORIA SQUARE ; | LAURENTIC Most Modern Toate, Ne emeatios, Bookkeepink, WANTED AT ONCE A WILLING N.B.\u2014All subscriptions should bé + .| we: | I, Steamers Oe tween Typewriting and Shorthand (1 saac couple of medium age with no en- s-nt to Mr.Geo.Haürill, secretary\u2019s |'ortawa = - \u201cMEGANTIC\u2019 Canada and Europe Pitman\u2019s).Also, an s Com- mbrance as under janitor for an : - ired; must be a apart t oie Board of Trade moans.[means STR.R.EM PRESS pol mors xis, semen 20 \"oroncatras carried meets Marlene it oa partment Routt mrt ongergand Previously acknowledged, $14,270.49.,.man\u2019s) and Typewriting.Forward boilers.applications and \u2018testimonials to the one with good quarters on the prem- Secretary-Treasurer of hoeol Com- Ses, and a liberal salary will be given © missioners, Pestmount, P.Q.to a desirable and qualified couple.Apply Post Off WANTED \u2014 PROTESTANT TEACHER, ice Box 351, Montreal.holding diploma, for the Elementary WANTED, FOR POINT ST, School of Rougemont; term, 9 months; à good reliable woman to CHARLES, state salary wanted.Apply to A.W.washing Monda STANDISH, Secretary - Treasurer, y of each week; must .furnish good city references.A4- Rougemont, Que.Pp 12 \u2018RELIABLE, care of \u2018Witness\u2019 TEACHER WANTED, FOR ADVANCED so TEST OCEAN PASSAGE.The position is a permanent The D.Morrice Co, Ltd.$25.=: = - Daily Excursion J Raman, te.Office staff of the superintendent.of pm.Take 8.00 a.m.Seana Trans Trunk.to ¥ othine Wo Fone Ne as \u2019 ao buildings department of public works, | steamer.: Ca $10.: AFTERNOON TEIPS, GOING BAIL AND ANTURNOIG mas, The \u2018Wire & Cable Co, Ltd., ems via Rapids.To HUDSON, C.P.R.13.30 p.m.Round Trip, $1.00.Wo WP, ployees\u2014G.Gibson, 25e; E.Woodward, ANNE DS BELLEVUE, G.T.R.1.56 pm.Baturdays as pm: CPR 13 25e: J.Askham, 2c; J.Warred, 25c; pm.Saturdays 1.30 p.m.- Round Trip, hd cents.To ZAONIEH, du A.McJenness, 25c; G.Parker, 50e; W; | pm.Round Trip, 80 Cents J Nicholson, 25c; H.Faulkner, 23e; W.} .Tickets at Grand Trunk Stati nasa ot, a, wo Rowe, 25c; J.Floyd,25c; M.Griffin, West, 130 and 28 6 St, James AE Victoria oh = 25e; W.Stapleton, 25c: W.Miller, 2c; Common Street Le gm, ote cœur 02 TEUTONICE momie pouce at CANADA co ete with.the latest devices for ort and safety, including Max- cont and Submarine Signals.The Third Class Accommodation is the \u2018heat experience can devise.Closed Rooms only.- \u201cFrom al, Liverpool.En July 27 Aug.34 torian \u201833 |\u2018Aug.4 Sept.1 Virginian -.July 7} Jul Bulcon- Passage, $77.50.and $87.50 and T Second Cabin, $7.60; $60.00 ang ub.London $3.50 a ie air d : \u2018Liver pol, pe de ana G1 asgow, $30.00 aesord teamer 3 ASK AGENTS FOR TICU- elementary department of \u2018Galt In- WANTED, A YOUNG GIRL R T.Jackson, 25c; H.E.Taylor, 25e; W.= Homme meme \u2018 = ras coordi to : ped rom LARS, = Office, 118 OB wr SET St.stitute\u2019, Valleyfield, Que, (Model Dir to go to country\u2014Lake Masitou, Ra Hodgson, 25c; \u201cA.Canavan, 2c; J.| : \u2014 a TI .Data mé : : Montréal .\u201cre Ww.hone 7160 Main.Up, Day ploma preferred) for scholastic y ferences required.Apply 335 Elm son, 25¢; .an, 25C; .\" aa RE ça ° 530 St.PO as w commencing September next.Salary avenue, Westmount.Kane, 250; ï.Crack 2c; z Mossett CL _ D .on iv Fe al ty 38 A Aug.36° : ; to _gommence, thres hundred 8nd tan BOVE \u201c9\u20ac; A.Cook, 25c; N.Heath, 25c; .) AVE Lc ; ue y-five dollars ($326 pp WANTED\u2014TO CARRY A Dooner, 25c; S.Conway, 25c; E.Mer- [| GRAND TRUNK aloud SAIT Grampian ! Aug.13 Rept.3 references and testimonials on or be- round of papers after school hours.cier, 25¢; W.Morton, %5¢: J.Scott, 50c; |\" ro ,[ ; 38 Sn .nus À à io) you rn On, fore TY golden, 2911 su ter \u20ac Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.5 ; VT i -\"$ p sn esperian: : Al ecretary-Tr aie à ES À rye EA étens, cles, tie QUEBEC STEAMSHIP rm | ONE, NANTES, TOTALE H 35e: J.Dois, 2e: J.Pate 10.30 P.M.TRAIN IS THE MOST.POPULAR AND BEST.PATRONIESTA | and up.Other steamer qd WANTED, TWO PROTESTA Gael ders in spare time.iynes, zc; J.Dolg, 23¢; J.Paterson, AND \u201cTORONTO.Was Sod Qne-Class Cabin, \u2018eatlod second cabin, ers for schools in the School Mun necessary.Our lines espociair ly hed es F.Williams, Bei, H.Cain, 25c; Ss.WIGHT TRAIN BETWEEN MONTREAY '§] $46.00 and up; Third Clase, $30.00.Company, | Limited.cipality of amigo must be duly Jue by mothers and girls.PIT Dept McGivern, ©; .ercier, 25c; .\u2019 #4\" Yrom; From.From À salary per mo Ww.2s ITISH CANA rt D Simpson, 25c; H.Maxwell, 25e; R.Tur- $ : \u2018 .\u201c RIVER AND GULY OF w- 9 months\u2019 teaching.Apply to J.TR lal COMPANY, ND treet, ner, 25c; J.MeMahon Cae: PE.H.Tor- ONLY DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS Saratnian®.mor London Havre Cn g Sur 0 ae a RA eta tions and Cavey Otte ; 228 \u2018Albert .: c > = -|- Summer Cruises An Cool Latitudes.e qualifications - Som.Ze Bul, Bac 3g.Dewhurst, .Between Montreal Doxonto, Mamilton, \u2018Round.Trip Tickets to Western Can: | porinthian.June 24, Aug ë \u2018Aus, 19 sa.Ca | 700 \u20ac ay Jionce.Schools to open bth Septem- McGiven, 25c; H.McElvogue, 25c; S.7: H OUR ané 0 en.ada, via Chicago, on male June\u201d nF Lake Erie july y 8 ; Aug.1- Oct.3 fitted out ann a 19 special peel YOUNG LA | S re rater Be bern i || © S a od cre SPE Vo co | EA EPS DEEE ou |\" EEE ROTH A |, to c; J.atson, 25c; G.Scott, 25c; 1 w | a | : M ers for No.an e Is » F.Wells, 268; H.W.Cooper, 2ic; John To TORONTO | : Lo om Teh One Clase\u2014-Sécond | Cabin Rate\u2014Lon- | THURSDAYS at 4 p.m, 6th and 20th holding elementary diplomas.Terms With good education, ', learn telephone .ake, 25c; Mabel Lortie, 25¢; W.J.don, $42.50; Havre, $562.50 \u2018and up; Paris.July, 3rd, 17th.and 31st August, eight months.Salary $25 per month.operating, good salaries and -ermanent Fist.additional.Third Class: London.| 14th and \u201928th September, and from Duties commence 1st September.Ap- Positions given to those who graduate.Havre, $29.00; Paris, $31.50.-Quebes the following day.at noon for\u2018 ly JOHN BOYD, secretary-treasurer, Salary paid while being taught, Appl 11 \"the steamers on, the above ser- Pictou, NE.2 y.ry a te PP ss smond, 25e; A.Sauless Sse.Tods: \u2018international Limited\u201d | Winnipes Exhibition on | son, 25c; A.Venne, 25c: G.Charlson, (Canada\u2019s Railway Greyhound), Hing at Gaspe, Mal Bay, Hazel STRUCTION SCHOOL, BELL - Ze: P.Burt, 25e; Gordon Abott, 25e; Lve Montreal 9 am for Toronta.\"ana Sr duty 12% 9 Vices, Liverpool, Glasgow, London aud Perce, Grand Alves Summerside, PET, | Land, Que.TL EH ONE COMPANY Nor 241 St.Tardre Flank Stamvor, ee: Tues Black, 20 ; fer FEES Se i TIE SEAGER, HON |S o.Helliker, 25c: de res Loutef,.25e; EF .- .ploma, and experience, ~~ AL Richards, 25e: T.Edwin, 25e; G.E.FOUR EXPRESS \"TRAINS DAILY] Do it ion Day .NEW YORK FROM QUIBEC } Model School.Salary $850.00 Te EMPLOYMENT WANTED Miller, 2c; A.Mack,\u201d 2c; C.H.Dew.Bftwesn MONTREAL aad TORONTO.m n y (Via Far-famed River Saguenay) | With diplome.for district schools | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : hurst, 25e; W.Harris, 25c; W.J.am, 945 am.7.30 pm, 10.80 : Apply, with testimonials, statin sal- LADY (ENGLISH) DESIRES SITUA.Grant, 2c; W.Wake, 25c; C.J.p.m.Elegant Dining, Parlor and Li- Round Trip Tickets wir be aold;be- .calling, gt, Gasp, roa tetows and Has , wanted, to NORMAN EAN tion on farm where she would have Green, 25e; J.Galipeo, 25c; W.Brown, latest designed pultiact, ocpiné Cara tween all stations in Canada; also, | | Bex, RS bari IDAD.\" 3,809, tons sails VIIET, Lacolle, Que.opportunity to learn dairy work; fc: L.G.Collins, 25¢; M.Quigley, 25¢c; | on night trains, Massena Springs, N.Y., Rouse\u2019s Paint, | | July.Ae and 25th August d'âme Ft sta Sep- ACHER, gs 8, Lachine, Brg mao or, P.0- } M.O Brien, 25c; N.Buckley, 25c; O.N.Y.Island Pond, Vt.Swanton, ve WELELY rats Fo AND.znox tember.WANTED TRROTES TAN na.for River y enson, 50e; J.Buckley, 25¢; Sarah termed.: Ta = - MANCHESTER.onths.\u2014 oe Chalke, 25¢; Wm.Miller, Zc; w.vi SUMMER TOURS and intermediate\u2019 Stations, at, Jr am ee rom Montreal.BERMUDA and Roturn,$10andup Firet Sept.to June 30th, 1912.Slary BUSINESS CARDS.ur ahoney, 25c; ipe June 10.; 1 $35 per month.Apply to W., 27e: P.Steiner, 25¢; A.Eddols, 25c: PACIFIC \u201cCOAST ; SINCLE FIRST-CLASE FARE 5 June 10- MAN, CORTORATION Jus à : sl FERSTODEENS ou the twin screw Sec.reas.River Desert P.0., Que.Pare blest oy PAINTING IT: Yeo.: .5 , ons.Se! .Plaster - Eee Igtes, Ses A: -_ In effect until September 30th, - Good going Friday and Saturday, June 24.MAN.SM OURS.\u2026 uy 18 from New York, at 11 a.m.8th July, Prices best 2 Yvon Reasonable Koski.25e: John Boston, Be: G Chard, Round trip from MONTREAL, via June 30th and July 1st, Return 5 mit, July.8.MAN.EXCHANGE.July 2 and 3 p.m.19th and 39th July, end FOR SALE.ues avenue Phone, man, 2c: Ed.Mangnall, 25c; Peter Zavalla, q, Chicago to \u201c1 Tuesday, July 4th.eo Limited number of passengers carried.cooled by YE Sreazen.seldom rises EIN woop FS o R THE Mn 1588.he.oe Kocot, Zhe; I.\u201d Kocot, 250: moriung: sea cori Meath) $100.50 - ~~ || FURNESS, WITHY & CO » Limited sbovs 80 degrees.LION- Kindling.Sa \u2014 Mike Smith, 25¢; .ard, 25¢; on TT vee : : The finest trips of the souson fer wood, $3.00; Min Sind 12 TTA : Wm.McDougald, 25c; R.Ashton, 25c; fun Disg taco, Tos Angeles, $105 45 | MONTREAL-OTTAWA SERVICE.f Agents, MONTREAL, Heaïih and nie load.ÿ.C.MACDIA GE co Se TO LET, Rata au M angen , P.lines in both directions | - Les M gl .J For tickets and staterooms, apply liam street.Tel.M.ii To, Ler AT LITTLE MET IS, RIVER.n, F.Farrand, ., |} Max Francisco ve Montreal 8.30 a.m.and 8.00 P.HANLEY, or C.8.KIRRPAT- \u2014Owing tee pathy veniences; hot an John Dundon, Geo.Smit, A.Black: ore., moisco, Jia Portland, } $15.30 , daily, 9.36 a.m.and 3.55 p.m.daily | || Rice, Teket à zents, Kingston, Ont.MACHINE TOOLS = OR at we have the cola water; are Sao ice RE Shin ©fiors, © Armes POWER Porto arms: | set swans marorsiomsrmut || [FFYNTNIIWICIYGTIR || dvmesc wrgaggge oomranx, | DÉS up | OR 0 H.Dicker, G.Smith, Harry Manley, ° 8.| tet\u2019 ars on 8.80 «.m: and 3:55 pa A 8-8 inch stock, with coliets and cams: de oo, Blour, 5 H.G.Brown, J.Bryant.Sop, until July 4, Return mit, trains, Parlor Cars on.other \u2018traine \u201d.7 ss 1 three apindie aräll, 3e inch lable FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET.rien ins, Monsell, J.Booth, Ta =f Cpe UMM R RESOR co nch centres; wo spindle 25 cents each.D.Carr, 50c; C189.8% 3 =.he TICKET OFFIONS!- IN « cr 8 Ë -.| inch table, 6 inch centres; 2 Gavin COTTAGE.TO RENT\u2014FURNISHED Carrington, G.Ferguson, G.W.Bog it Le ames - ones-Main 6905, or Bonaventure Station.i or 18 nen table 1 foot speed \"inthe: verandah, wood ise Be or house, 3 Ro + RB MoWhinmie.= su : © PHR 9.00 AM.TRAIN BETWEEN JIONTREAL AND TORONTO = AND OTHER STE AMSHIPS 1°18-inch La ki Lap\u2019 Wn va eel.a son dx gasoline Jaunch and canoe and row .\u2019 \u2019 Cie ee TEE FINS \u2018 hines are n first cles eau Lake, mi f 25 cents each; W.Cromarty, 50c; J.T.ST AD FASTEST TRAIN IN CANADA, .B NNE IOUSE.and hay de seen at any tim Portland.Beautiful * vid on taland.~ Hurden, C.Bowker, w.Bostock, T.meme ù = am .dress, THE.MANAGER.P.O.A wi rent for season.Apply to D.A.Fielding, H.Waagner, Thos.Commel > > = | MONTREAL QUEBEC AND 2234, Montreal.LATIMER, Portland, Ont.Box 87.E.Jackson, A.Ranson, John Wilson ) Lo cr : McConnell, G._ Vilaine, J.fours À è EMPRESS OF IRELAND, JUNE 30 | A Summer .Resort for COMFORT, TOOLS Toletat Reduced Rent ome fo Sites, SE RULE RIL, TFA Caves CS 2 ae aa cami, | MACHINE LITTLE METIS fst 2 eown, T., L.eldon, ; 2 4 > = Campbell, S.Harvey, M.Douncy, E.> HILWAY : A : | Merlinwooa Cottage, furnished.B vos Ruse eT on] eT [> S EN AY CIFIC [| MAKE MANITOBA.- \u2026 JULY.20 a 8.KIRBY, Pe N.Y.F OR SALE.sides large sitting-room, dining-room, Keown, W.Wood, K.Bell, J.Mec- : Ea : 7 Rat es-\u2014\u2014Empress- steamships First wing to changes In our plan pantry and kitchen, fhere are seven x : class, $30.?d;; upwards, Second Owing g hines for or eight bedrooms, bathroom and w.c NUE Sof, STAR, VM, pean, | .SERV Sieathehipa=-obe Glen.Cabin, Sus WAUMBEK L'Automatio seer.machine, xc ug LOLooR Sch, modern plupbing net > ; ä eamships e ass.Ca Da -sec- 1 Automatic screr- and cold water at kitchen sink Prtehard, A.Doras.We Comm: Dam az REEL || Len, wm < often (Area rer | SE nt us ar onovan, © mn, \u2018 .: \u2018erson, A ve the cottage level, prov wa E.Cardiff, E.Whitehead, W.-M: Mil={ = Ema -CLASS 5 SINGLEÆ Se 10 RI TO.NORTE: rononTo.: ; Tickets- and information \u201cfrom any tains.Capacity gid the JUNE 29.4 à -\u2026ree Spindle Drill, 84 inch table, 3 pressure.Modern cooking ER wide ; ! lan, F.Briggs, 25 cents \u2018each.M.Good going Tune 30 and Te 4 patronage which this train is re- Steamship AEE or 18-hole golf course.On famous scenic inch centres.verandahs, beautiful view, and large a} Davison, 50c; E.Browhe, M.White- Return \u201camt, July 4, 1911 .ceiving™ \u2018absolute proof of its = \u2018W.@ Anna : Wm.\u2018Webber, auto routes.Detached family cottages, 1 Two Spindle Drill, 18 Inch tadle, 3 grounds.including pine grove and fine 33 head, S.Mathers, E.Dodd.A.Dodd, G , .periority.: Gen.Passenger Agt.gt, \u2018Passenger Agt SPRITE furnished, with hotel service.inch centres, clean beach.For further particulars, Eg aa E.ny LE, ga & TR AIN SERVICE.Equipment of the highest efficiency 1} 8 and 5 Board of\u2019 Trade Building.CHARLZ V.MURPHY, Manager.\u2026 8 Garvin Willers, 20 Jno tables.- address, Mr MoG LAUGHLIN.\u201cWitness bi A - - \u2018 * arvin ce, ele N sony.m Brereton, ir, Munn, M, Young, mor Tavis.Quebec 0 stam and 10.00 p.m, daily to Union | : 1 4-Foot Bpesd Tat rg prone i as Paul, Geo.Rowe, Jas.Wannel or Levis, Quebec, Murray , ; 1 18 inch Lap e # J.E.Chutham, A.Deodman, G.Mill- \"© | Bay, Riv.du Loup, Ca S1éopèns ar ae on and Totric-Lgntea | MISSISQUOI HOUSE, These machines are all in first class .BUSINES3 CHANCES.sted, G.Burns, T.Brown, E.Fergus, sis | Lona, Little Mots, Camp i \u2018hese trains.1! ON À TT IA I PHILLIPSBURG, : \u2018| condit\u2018-n, and may be seen at any tir-.- flson, H.Wood, P.R.Field, J.A a He ; 55 A - Situated or Missis Address, THE .tANAGER, P.O.Box A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.\u20148tors 3 Drew, Carrie Dusoltre, S.Loiter, R.|.4M: |and Halifax, ons Sacent - UPPER \u201cLAKE SERVICE i me T oh usted on Missisquol Bay, J, now 2284, Mnnireal.to let in the best part of Bleury st 8 Scully, E.H.Mann, K.Kenny, J.H.to Campbellton only.\u201cDaily except Friday and Sunday.\u201d 7 GLASGOW PASSENGER AND: change and rest.Electric lighted, bath- or any class business.Box bh vie He Smith, T.Hott, H.Fawcett, M.\" Hen- EXPRESS to St.Hyacintlie To connect, leave Montreal evéning .0 Toom, etc.; pure water supplied from an ness\u2019 Office.: TE derson, J.McRobble, Lena Coonev,| 4.00 and Nicolet end intermedi- | previous to sailing date.- _ FREICHT SERVICE.| artesian well.Ten minutes\u201d drive from TO LET.; MN 6 Elsie Fryer, Myrtle Jones, Margaret ate stations, ' daily except From statio .; TE Currie, Maggie Gardner, Beatrice La- P.IE Sunday.oid Orchard Kenn b k lassour\u201d- its Montreal Cader How management.- 3 +, 5 FLATS TO LET.4 fontaine, Minnie Scott, Nellie Galvin, OCHAX LIMITED.y ebun port; 0.June 11.:#T.5S.CASSANDRA .-July 1 | May Sawyer, F.Cook, Mary Livan, | daily, except Saturdays, for.| ORY line running through Sleepers Ethel Wieppert, T.Kindelan, May Has- .Levis, Queb bec, Murray Bay, and Parlor Cars.tie, H.Taylor, M.Kendrick, 25c each.-Riv, du Loup, Matapedia, \u2018June 24\u2014#T.SS: ATHENIA .: July.8 \\Gorner StoreTo Let ST.ANTOINE, 330A\u2014UPPER FLAT; 7 \"LR.Jay 1.67.ss.SATURNIA .a July 15 GASPE B A si i N | con vee sll; In Bist Nu ky class condition; verandah front and Cs ol ° Le July 22 .Fine Corner Store To Let-\u2014With base Fear; rent moderate to right .M.Leather, 50c.; A.E.Cashing, 50c.;| 7.30 Sampbelltop, Moncton, Sel ST.ANDREWS, se.a us 87.88.SALACIA y The favorite spot for \u2018 \u2018th and Szort, ent and upper flat.Apply.M.VINEBERG, 55s Note J.Chappell, 50c.; forty-two others, PIL a Jha the.Syd- 220 th rou 5.Steamera fittea With Refrigerators.+ i = x Apply to Manager, - Dame west.$4.60.Total\u2014$68.00.Beye Isiaud 234 the Sy i 8 1 op Passage Rates: Cabin (called Second).CHAR RESORT FOR 8 5 \u2018Witness\u2019 Office S.B.Roote and Ca., \u2018The Shareliold- On Fridays only, spécial 84500 dowarde.: Third Class, Bastbound, MEN AND FLEASU:E SEEX ROOMS TO LET.er.\u2014S.B.Roote and Co., $5.00; W: H.Sleeper for Riv.du Loup and Do inic Day 329.00; \u201cWestbound, 380.0v.nine per affords Ecautiful scener:, \u2018 a 9 Plawn, $1.00: À: M.Budden, $1.00: W.} acouna.! [| a Special Uptown Agency, Thos Cook: oe sea bathing and tnexcelle ng.| | ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, FOR- pa AM.Bucden, S00: W11145 | ro Levis anû Quedec, Sat- Domi on J ay ; out | pra out acné n'comactuce vie | NO VVIUROSS DIOCK 225 eee re A.Gammon, 50c.; Thos.Cowsell, 60c.;| ¥M.urdays only.Fort William and East: also at Beas |?ony ROBERT.REFORD OO.zamites, house.Salmon and \u201crout Fishing par or gentleman.46 Berthelet stree 4 has.= Woods, 50c.; = N.Brown, Bt Jory a CKET CEs eus Sault fie.Marie, Mick, Buffalo, Black + AGENTS.\u201cLa | excellence.ACCOMMODATION for one or two .\u2014 c.; .J.Roe, 50c.; .MacLaren, 130 ames Belt a.» Suspension Bridge, and Niagara ss © \u2019 ?tanants\u2014offices or shop.Apply tp the ë a.Eve: Ec.- iz.| H.A.PRICE GEO, STRUBBE Falls, N.Y, at all points on t So | oe oc.0.sMhay, Soc on 5 ME Asst.Gen.Pass.Agt.\u2018ets Ticket tag dian Pacific in Vermont and Maine, at SY BAKER'S H OTEL MANAGER, 143 Bt.Pater strost, MISCELLANEOUS.! 50c.; Jean MacLaren, 50c.; Mrs.Jase, a ring 0 ana Tuy 1 CUN ARD.80 Jong and favorabl knows, offers \u2014 APARTMENTS TO LET TYPEWRITERS, EA ESTIGATE = 5c.F.O'Hearn, %c.; F.A.Belisle, and July .en fre AE ne coment (ot poor tourls : | pret earn, I Sade.PROFESSIONAL CARDS.Return limit.July 4, 191 up! SE with all the comforts cf home, _ yriters repaired, rented, ex P< le sc.; F.Dillon, 25¢.; C.Treadway, 50c.; y L = : maki CLA Highest grade.Ribbons Caron.] Bk M ; y 0e: Katie Pitt : ; Before ng your plans for your | BISHOP STREET, 128\u2014HIGH ss te CH.WAALS 04 Margaret Cadoutt, 50c.; Katie Pitts, oe di - LE : summer outipg, be sure to write for \u2018heated nine-room apartment, two ea St Ton Street, Mont ALSK & | , 4g 2ic.; Sarah Soskin, 25c.;- Christine | | ABvecaras, manassvans, ae | \u201cCHEAP EXCURSIONS \u201cterms and other imforr \u201clon to bathrooms; hot water year round; 3 D Blreek Mon pi Carruthers, 25¢.; Gladys Peacock, 25c.; | - 7 - FRoK MONTREAI 4 BAKER'S HOT: i, Gas~6, Que.Janitor service; electric.fixtures; gas UNyONE NOT BEING ABLE TO dl Gertie Millan, 25; Annie Gamble, | viwcouven Dn Joy LONDON PASSENGER AND FREIGHT \u2014\u2014 : EHD, 155 \u201cBian ontreet.APBptown 8 Witness\" at his nowadealers a \u201cHig 25c.; Grace Fiset, 25c.; Daisy Bray, ELLIOTT & DAVID.| vioromza o.oo) And Betura, : SHIP, 198 Bishop, stree ptown oblige the publishers by Zotiying the a sc; Wm.D.Allan, 25c.: May Horns.oa gene = $ 1 0 0 50 q Us SERVICE 3526.Subscription Depart ment tolge by, 25c.; Ethel Chivers, 25c.; Katie) JMvecates, Barristers aad Solieiterm | PORTLAND .2DV.7+ Cola: Storage Ben At en ay - hone, Main Au Po s SUITE OF SIX ROOMS IN BISHOP | Shore où ished! Pelley, 25c.; Laura Elson, 25c.; H.Commissioners for ail the Provines ® - Court Apartments, to rent; this suite Bonding, Wantress * I : .: And for the States of BA.FRANCISCO ess, co ae ha Tuer is on the ground fipor, facing Bishop \u2019 8 a ee ee er | Massachusetts and New York | EDS Arcutes \u2026.\\ \u20ac $115.8 1 5.50.à pi AUBANTA - axtoonoq à Street, J.BIRCUENOUGH, 400 Mer\u201d \u2014\u2014 > » = ., .y > ?À A \u2018 2% > 16:02 50c.; Mary Talbot, 25c.; Bertha Lamer, ; Canada Life Building, 189 st.James ot.going until Sept 30th, TS AUSONIA LG 5 .: LI 18 JERE - \u20ac au s Ban n The \u2018Witness\u2019 is on sale, among 9 = : ~ Return : * - | -.EN res Fo C.Faithetull, 0c seven Howry 3.Mott, KG L.A.David.| S EXTRA RET.i : prassens- steamers, \u201d: we soltett the business of Manuf .others, at the following suburbey in Conrad Shoe Méshinery Go.of Cana- ue = te above poate, ns hangs, ates: Cably, (Called Second), Surers, got aia?ho\u2019 realise = MONEY TO LOAN agents :\u2014 J a.- og and ypwards.class, Bri visab © g their Paten Co : .tly ite da Employees\u2014E.J.R., 25c.: F.M.\u2018ur, MARKEY, SKINNER, «| Gone un ul 05 FAL , East, \"228.00: prepaid, West, $28.75, Susiness transacted | DY expe.rte a ze ST.LAMBERT.; 1 Là M.2c.: F.J.H, 2e; T.S, 28e.= ues NYDE, urn im ept 1 1êth.3 nary advice fr rgen moderate.TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE, Ca i} FR ; H.Clark, 25c.; A.Charland, %c; W.| a2VO0ATEs, PUGSLEY & ; Ta dc nL A Fe Vo De 0004 Our Jeter Aon a els, re various amounts from 35.000 to 335 MISE DATE ont nt.a + La # gs or.Faq BARRISTERS, Ia, \u2019 \u2019 : so percen 3 Dents - \"15 Carroll.25e: À.Couture, 260; P.Ver METROPOLITAN BUILDING, © HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS A THE ROBERT REFORD 00.Limited, Bite à Montreal a and 2d Mrashiogion.| L LE BEAU CO.First Mortgage| J.MAXWELL, Victoria Avenue.| |, ile, 5e: C- er, ; À.: = - 279 WE.fe oo AGENTS.Loan Real Esta state, Insurances - and aa ; .i ; Ze.; J.Shore, 250; W.Koch, 250: © | mose.a marn, KG, FRED, H.MABKEY, KO | Manitoba, Saskatchewan à 7 Valuations, 10 Louis dagsteer Tel LACHINE, ! # If J.Cockburn, 25c.; O.Orr, 25c.; F.F.° al an Alberta | _ ee Main 3 uis 3 .ve.\u201c ig : : WALDO W î ÿ A.RANSOM, 370 St.Joseph 8t.| = lie Cooper, 25c.; T.Harrington, 25c.; WILLIAM G.PD.; Juni 37, July: 11th a A TES .: a : ; .iy David Lee, 25c.; M.M.Caster, 25e.L.: G GORDON HYDR.| > Tuesday, until Sept Fi ev- ETE LINE 3 ay NTS w ANTED T0 PURCHASE._ G.A.RABEAU, 217b St.Joseph St a amell, 25c.; E.Vander.Wee, 3 c sood for 66 days, me g MONTREAL WEST.a.T.E.Grimes, 25c.; , Ww.Seagrove, 25c.; 5 7er wn, 2 = g u w NTED TO PURCHASE ALL CAST- ULTE We 2 A B.A.Doran, 250; A.ZTrepannter.280.F.8.MACLENNAN, Ke, laisse James 8, Telophonues Main Cer Letrx seavIOs.RE otning, Furniture, Siiverware, Jomo = cotminster ave.ME J.T.dan, ; , ; * Atvèeu srrister o ; nes, PT 7 - are, ,» Pawn Tickets.- .LE J Walk or : ns D.\"MeKcogh ao ve, 3 and Nolicttes, | Sag, or Place .Viger and Windsor nt 2, 8S.FREMONA Above everybody else\u2019s prices paid by MONTREAL SOUTH.J is TJ.Morin.250: F.Silverstone 580: py Quebes Bank Building, Montreal | |Stations =~ 18 0 (88, TACONA métis ne July: PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, Eto.MAX FRANK, 15 East Craig Berost.MR.SLATER, Lafayette Ave , Bosal, 26c.: O.Loiselle 25e; R.Walk:|__ Tol Main ATK Loe de Sas 6 EE CE EVE iy o| FETHERSTONHAUCH & C0.| To ES VERDUN.25c.; H.J.2c.; C.Bouffard, 2c.; - rei | S© acre Coeur, \"3100; Paroisse, 58.- .- enfer ress \u201cOld Establishod Firm\u201d | = : W.MATTHEWS, 108 Church ave -.ve re ee re | aie 7 re | ma pq | romero one LE PRES ue are oe ard, -aC.; \u2018aylor, 25c.; J.\u2019 sse de \u2018PS cial Uptown Agehcy, Thos Cook | CANADA LIFE .wrasaz LOTS FOR SALE\u2014ADVICE TO PUR- Soret, Be; B.Kidger, 2er = ; B.c.PATTERSON & JENKINS, |B se, $34.is pontoisge, de No- & Son, 530 St.Catherine St.W., or ; Otices:-/raronto; Montreal, Ottava, chasers \u2014Do Add buy too far ahead of If your dealer does not sell the \"Wit.50 shewoo ; nnelle, VOOR Rarriaters Solicitonm,: - ! - BRT imi , improvements, but where golden .ve.Hugh Mount, %c; E.Clarke Advacates.\u201c Tice, 8851.70; Paroisse de Saint Aloy- THE ROB BEFORD go.ited, Winnipeg and Vancouver.¢ DO come within the dext © ness\u201d notify us and we will see that he eA Bamiion, Te Ls Taken Too; MOB Temes Bree, Mostreh Site 125.801 Paroisse de Saint Maui, | Montrent Trente, Quéven, Sr Jom,\u201d | NVENTIONS PATUNTRD | ori SA sheet) relia ir iy ped at once.\u2018Taylor, Bes 3.Burns, 290: 1.A| Wo PATTERSON.J swum EE ae ES ol, St Vincent de] © N.B sad Portind.Me, invE TENTED | Sidi se part Ave pxiemrion, where \"CIRCULATION DEPF.MAIN dt Watson, 25c.; L.Walker, 25c.; J.A.\u2018| 1slas, 839.70; Paroisse de nt one : Co TT IN ALL COUITTRIES.| Rhee A area So der 306 \"per fout on \u2014 Malone, 25c.; H.S.Aulnier, 2c.J.\u2018ide la Croix, \u2018$18, 68; Parois | ; H \"OWEN N.EVANS They figured out a c per foot on Dole Champasne, to; 7.| MARRIAGE LIOENSES Cunegonde, $107; Parolese de Sein: | monthly instalments for six years Vk WANT \u2018ADS.[ e Saint\u201d Merchants Sank Building, Montreal withoù 1 95, K.R.Muir 26.ti $14.50; 0 F Archambault, 25c.; - R., INSTEAD ax ; que, \"Paroisse de.Saint - \\ years they will be worth 3 times what or : Frank, Seymour, 25c.; P.Valade, 25c.; : - puis de France, 8200.50: Paroisse.ee ) ; the.gentleman will.have\\pald for | The \u201cWITNESS> F.J.Tetrault, 2c.; R.Dawson, 25¢.;.JOHN M.M DUFF, | Saint Thomas, $10.95; Paroles | \u2014 : , \u2018them.Call.and ses.us.RILANCE | : e ESS.\u2018T \u2018Owen, 2c.; G.Sewell, 25c.; F.V.* Sainte Blizabeth, 35 Paroisse pr \u2019 UMMER BOARD - REALTY, 2193 Esplanade.Telephone MAY BE LEFT WITH Tieedy, 28c:: C.Clarke, 25c.; J.Miller, Bet St, James street .\"| Bain Alphonse, $ 5 Paroisse de su | CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGER DE 5 .appointments.x man, Bookseller, 513 St Ca se: 3, Filiatrault, 25c.; F.Bardues, Brisins.0 Paroisse de St.Clement, .\u201cSERVICE.LAUSONTIDE FARK HOUSES \u201cOPEN LOTS FOR SALE PARK \u201cAVENUE erine 8 SE Sarinlis RB va urner, \u201cic., W.Joyce, 25c.; A.LeBlanc, 25c.; * ficuin Le jeux, \u2014 & Bérard uville, $4.75; Paroisse de Baënt\u2019 Fr : 30th June, ata ide 0 ample \u201cextension, Fipdlay & Howard, author- Grocott: t West of Subway: J.W a \u2018 C layton Trott, 25¢.; Jos.Talllefer, 25c.; 9 m 9 y Henri 38480; Paroisse do Sainte Im- Irom sein, \"For London, ith piano for dancing.fron, hall, ize Js a de above lots 2 at prest 1 trous, 108 Church Avenue, Verdun.: Harcourt, 20: À iin mes erect Raiidine.11 Place d'Armea, | Sainte Agnes, 30.85; Paroisse eee ST June 13.88.ALBANIA .Juiy 1 ee Consists.~gent cash, balance by email monthly ADVERTIS A J Phillips, 25e; eu Re Cobb, 260: Montréal.se, el Dieu, 810: Parofsse de M.0 Ter.June 37.T.98, AUSONIA .July 15| of 300, pores, Jad, principally Anita amounts for six years without in.CLASSIFIED ster EMENTS, 25e; erguson, 25¢; sis L Gouin, RC, Hon.Demieux, KO.reux, $5; Paroisse Lafon.SS.ASCANIA- Jul iy.Terms, week \u20ac pers B.Scott, 25¢; G.\u2019 .5 Lafon- July ê1.T- + = July 29 only.up.Miss waverly & Mance for sale, ituati X Din ese; PE Money.25e; A.Kat Porseutt Li LiL ERE KE jane, \" LE M.Lafon-; , Passe age rates: poabin : (called Sec HICKS, 8.Gabriel de Brandon, Que.grand rental list.RILANCE REAL situe an vacant Es fn H.Smith, 260; G To fear | 77 Total to_date BLES.ui lia Hast $3900; prepaid, West, LAURENTIAN HOUSE (FORMERLY | Lo: >is Esplenade.Bt Louls 3402, ple NA na-band Articles Wan H.Smith, 25¢; enne ; ; = 23.75.Simon House), 16 Island Lake, now cASGRAIN AVENUE, 439\u2014Small : For Sale, Sale or To Let.! Full\u2019 Dartiontass on aprijention to .open; bath and w.c., boating and -fish- CAS den conveniences; poultry house: Froperty For 8 For Sale.\u2018 .odera ; \u201cSpecial Uptow Thos \u2018Cook |.ams mn and shed; large garden grass pit in 20 Words for 100, & Bom, 530 SL Cotnerfno il.W | |WANTED\u2014A FEW SUMMER EOARD- front; $500 down and 36 NE e for each additional word a P.Weary, 25e; À.Patterson, 25\u20ac; |W.Rresho, M.Kennedy; M.Hardiman, |.eg TE \u201d i Veary, 7er À: = {.A Holland, 25c.each; HE \u2018Algeo, ages.\u2018STEAMER \u2018WOULD or ave, oT = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014= | T.L.Hawley, 2bc; W.BE.Xing, 286: | WAY.GOT.CORNS >.\u201c| M; L.MeDiarmié, 26e; F.W.Knowl- King yl pI Di 'THE BOBERT BEFORD CO, Chtmite, - wan, will find good accommodation In ! ; : tons for the price of four, fon, $1; almited Shoe Machinery Sa \u2018 7408 PE bec, Toronto, : amil Term d VETERAN LAND GRANT Sansa ; Foolish to keep them 1 yon have.| oF ounice 5 Tavs por, $10; | meg, of he solaoner \u201cCornell ay | patrie SES SSD, To | phat fs Sn I EE | No fun in corns, Is there?But plenty total, $32.20.| Bren complaint with the United | _.and all Cunard Line Agents.H.C.COOKE, Arundel, Que, \" HIGHEST CASA PRICE PAID FOR all montage Stamps Will Wil Be Acesgses ; $7 pain.Fee Fainless Corn | Subscriptions from the tollowing te Dany oe claims that gE \u2014_\u2014 SE \u2014\u2014 eu DE een ee ro et roo The above rates are are Cash with order, | a r bout you de twenty tour.paroisse\"de Sain Irènee.- $43; \u201cPap running down his schooner at 2 oat \u201csteamer would not give way, \u201cWhen it FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.: st.Fan street, Montreal ia When on 2 repaid apumerous entries | auick crop?You-can-dy\u201c using Puts jase de Notre Dame de Grace, var | Son Binder, pind the \u2018Rochester\u2019 was: a the sci homer eat uit bie steam , TO LET, FURNISHED DOUBLE VETERAN LAND GRANTS WANTED consequence, much higher.\u2019 a fr.nam\u2019s Painless Corn\" Extractor; \u2026 -its | de St.Jacques, $186.70: .| oun m alo-to \u2018Rochester, Cape cand e sulted 1 \u201cRochester | bathroom fat, also; double - Ontario a Dominio on docated P No 0 charge made & our books for any | rame tells its Story: 5 BC.\u201call oise de Sainte\u2019 \u201cHelene, $12.80;.Par} tain: Desmore 581d.23 a sailin vesgél j'er and! ed | \u201cRochester.room suitable ae tiem | {ocated.MI =z Mss than Sve agate: | druggists.© ~.jolsse de La Cathedrale, $218.60 1-he had the.Fight of way, bu 2 are) ; piy, 68 Beav A 1 vente - espere eb ei.fines __\u2014 ete Lg | : odo rn 00 rnp rats Cecil 10 8 THE u real boys will endeavor to draw the stings of the Skeeters.Fourteen l INTERESTING SITUATION IN Close Fight for Fourth Place Between Royals, | Bison \u201c Skeeters\u2014Toronto-in the Winaing Streak Again RAIN PREVENTED GAME.YESTERDAY.\u2018For the Montreal Team\u2014 Rochester Won Again\u2014The Revival of the Insects\u2014Manager Abbie Johnson Téhders Resignation LT \u2014Ball Notes and News: From Everywhere.s CEE +) EASTERN LEAGUE 8 and Je JERSEY CITY.\u2019 A ae.ara Smith, McQuillan and McLean.1 ers.\u201d \u201cWell, which two do- you want?At the meeting of the Board of Dir- of the Pistol = \u201ctotal of 80, out of which Siddle got 31 | gorcosse re ét io < 2 CRICKET NEWS # rec eee et enceintes tete ., Lachine batted first and Tan up a > before he was run out.To some extent he was lucky, being miissed several times, but for all that, he batted well.Watson, with 10, was the.only other batsman to reach double figures.C.P.R.started badly and never recovered.Moore's bowling being evidently too good for them.Not ofe .member of the side reached double - figures though Stanley came within two of the coveted number.In all Moore took 6 wickets for 18 runs, a Marnetly good performance.Score: LACHINE, dismissed.Hargraves was the most successful bowler, his The Goronatio \u2014 es THE CREAT PAGEANT - Lo ok C.Wilson, ¢c and b S.Bagge .3 + 3 BR EEO A.B .A.Watson, b C.Jackson .10 ° OF THE LEAGUE RESULTS +} | Detninger, 12-: : 5.10 2 5 0:04 | W.Siddie, run out \u2018 31 + + 4 Dolan, 8b oop 0.3701 0 100 EL Wen wwe ager SET ; T to, 8; Providence.3 + Soren.1b, + 3 à 2 0 0.F 5; Morais, a bo Burn : BRITISH E oronto, 8; rovi .A \u20ac yf Le ces due ERS dE AZ Burm.+ Rochester, 4; Baltimore, a + Wheeler, rf .°:.4 0 11 0-0] 5 Cook, ¢ Hodgson, b W.Burn .0 MPIRE + Jersey City, 7; Buffalo, 3.+ Butler, \u20ac .4 1 2 2 0001 : gomith, © Thomas, b C.Jack- + N k-M tr i ame ost. + - + + 0.sy le sveeeeccrece \u2026 ° 0 ; \u20ac xBatted for Malark in 2nd.DEATAS 2.200 0emescone 00 0000 T D } pooner ME CT TRE re ro | Historica ochester .8 iftalo .\"1110.00 070 \u20ac LT couseces tees cecasavecees 80 I + Baltimore .30 25 583 + Jersey City 6.000001 3 = : : : W.Craze, Lb.w., C.Moore .4 s + \u2014 4 bY Kessler 2, by Malarkey 1, by Merritt Seventeen of the.crack.athletes of Yale and.un \u2018Colleges, railed.on \u201cSaturday.for - \u2018England on the Hodgson, c Smith, b T.Morris 6 ana 1ans + TO-DAY'S FIXTURES + Kitliter: pitoh, Tart 1; passed ball, \u2018steamship \u2018Vaderland,\u2019 \\to mest: the.stars Oxford and \u201cCambridge Uni.versities in international track w.Burn, c Weyman, b T.Morris.4 e + ( + er; umpires, Hart and Murray.meet which is to take place\u201con July 11th,\u2019 xt tha Queens.Club Grounds, London: prhers;are | \u201cnine events on the S.Bagge, b T.Mornis .6 + Montreal at Jersey City.+ .programme, and our boys are: in hopes of ca capturing 2 a comfortable.maj ity of thems © : C.Jackson, b C Moore .tern.4 + Toronto at Baltimore.+| NATIONAL LEAGUE, |: .Besides the.athletes.proper, \u2018Manager Ri .Floyd, \u201cR: Park, : + D.Stanley, b W.Siddle .8 3 Buffalo at Newark: + CT .SE traëk Captain; and trainers Dongvan and Mack are with \u201cthe pant | C.Moore .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.5 _ Rochester at Providence.+ REE i Cee ya Ce 55 naghy, mot out .c.0\u201d 3 + + CINCINNATI WON.et Extras .SLE F444 | Pittsburg, Pa, June 26.\u2014 Cincinnati.\u2014_ - to-day defeated Pittsburg in a-ten inn- ester club, He Was called up from Total .srenees eee.46 An interesting situation at present ing game.the scone being 6 bo en.Pitie- New York by Secretary, Homing eon PT.ST.CHARLES VS.VERDUN II e urg @ score n- h lers, and the folow ring - .J .exists in the Eastern League, the | cinnati hit Steels hand in the 10th, when | mons, / | The Points batted first, but did üit- our were mcluding two two- |.=F tle ; w Royals, Bisons and Skeeters being baggers.It was the longest game in Mr.Crowley, this is Sieretary.\u2018Van e mane a Sal getting runs nel .neck and neck for fourth position, with point of time played here this season, derpane, of the Rochester club.\u201d These two fairly collares the bowling ; _ lasting two houns and 28 minutes.\u201cYes 1 \u2018 ; vt ; Providence and Newark likely to re Soore \u2018We need pitchers \u2018ba daly and want opposed to them and, with Blair carry - main where they are for a while.Pittsburg 0020010000\u20143 8 3 two of vour staff.We will pay ing on the good work, the total was Rain prevented the Royal-Newark Cincinnati = 00 2 0.0 0 0 0 3\u20146 10 9 your © wn pri 4 for.one\u2019 of two pitch: carried to 69 before the whole side were game yesterday, and to-day the Mont- ams, Stee bson, Simon; an 5 | f Sie 7 TH Sains NRE] { AUR TN Les ze i ie &! 3 ( » 28 £55 LTR T°] 5 = Sar hi =) NS 2 Less oh RIK 1 \u2018Canada\u2019s national summer sport.five wickets BOSTON LOST.ectors \u2018last\u2019 night, Mr.D.Logan was Toronto are at Baltimore, and have got into the winning streak again with a vengeance, which should make | some of those fair weather followers of the Leafs look pretty foolish.Rochester\u2019s positon at the head of affairs appears unassailable, and they are playing a steady game, which strengthens it.Baltimore and Toronto: are having a duel for second place the league table, and altogether the Eastern League table is an interesting Philadelphia, June 26.\u2014Philadelphia won its third straight game from Boston to-day by 5 to 0.The fielding of Kmabe and Doolan featured the game.Score: R.H.E.Boston 0 0000060000 5 3 Phila.30011040 0x\u2014513 1 Ferguson, Brown pa Kling; Alexam- der and Moran.NO GAM] GAME.Brooklyn, June 26.\u2014 New York and \u201cWe will take Lavender.and Sline, or Lavender and.Bedient, ~and- would like to have them report at orice, as we are.badly off for pitehers.say?\u201cWell, I.will buy McConnell | and.Hughes.and pay you more money than you \u2018have offered for my box men.\u2019 \u2018We \u2018can\u2019t part with either; they are our: mainstays.It would be \u2018suit dal.\u2019 \u2018Well, you can\u2019t buy either of the men you mention at any price.\u201cWe What do you | ment.; present time ali eyes are turned East,.Empire Sports fn England, elected chairman of the baths depart- et Logan comes to a department of the institution which has.bright prospects for the season, and at the awaiting the exploits of George Hodg- son \u2018the club.crack in the Festival of \u2018Quite a crowd of spectators watched the final game for the rink championship of the M.A.A.A.last night between skips Colin Lockerby and W, S.Wilson.Both rinks were level at the eighteenth end, from which point Skip\u2019 \u201cWilson gradually drew away, winning by 20 points to 16.The feature of the game was Skip Wilson's play, his draw, shots \u201cbeing particu-\u2019 : larly strong.In addition to the prin- costing him in the neighborhood of five mins apiece.Verdun, in spite of the fact that they lost their first wicket immediately, did not begin badly, Gibson and Taylor making a prolonged stand.Each of them annexed 10 runs, but after their departure, a rot set in, and although Houldsworth ait the end infused life into the game, his efforts came too late and the whole side were out for 44.Score: Point St.Charles.Canadian Pictorial ep fes > * Re xBatted for Vickers in eighth.-Score by innings:\u2014 .Baltimore.-.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 60\u20141 Rochester.10 0 031004 Summary:\u2014Two-base hits, Moran, Alperman, Mitchell; -sacrificé hits, Mc- Millan, 2; Batch, 2; base on balls, off Vickers, 2; McConnell.2; stolen bases, .Moran, McMillan; double \u2018plays, Rath to Schmidt; McMillan to Alperman to Spencer; struck out, by Vickers, 4; by McConnell, 4; left on bases\u2019 Baltimore, 5; Rochester, 10; first on errors, Raches- atrick, McGinley; struck out, by Marines.1: Bedient.2: Galbraith, 1; McGinley, 1; base on balls, off Maroney, 5; off \u2018Galbraith, 1; aff McGinley, 1; wild pitches, Maroney, 1; Galbraith, 1; hit by pitcher, by Bedient, 1; first base on er- ors, Toronto, 1; left on bases, Provi- 1.562.Um- ence, 4: Toronto, 6.Time, : pires\u2014Kerin and Rudderham.SKEETERS BESTED BUFFALO.© Jersey City, N.J., June 25.\u2014Jersey City terminated the second series with Buffalo this afternoon with another vic- .tory over the Bispns.giving the Skeet- \"- epg the series two games to one.The - game was not plaÿed.The second 1 DIAMOND FLASHES 3 ti again in the throes of ball excitement with the race for second Place.baseball club management in ~Toronto | will look pretty sick at the excellent \u2018|: showing the Leafs are making, after.neyo and Henr ry, Fisher and Swee- would have to row the race of \u201ctheir lives'to maintain their su- .: premacy on the river.It be- \u201ccame known to-day that the \u201cQuakers on Saturday rowed the \u2018 four-mile course in 19.02, only 5 _ GROUNDS WET.St.Louis.Mo., June 26.\u2014Cleveland- St.Louts, no game; wet wet grounds.Phia defeated Boston to-day 3 to 2 sssssamremsssssTreee discussed the chances \u2018of \u2018the various Crews.Cornell\u2019s prowess with the:oar in the \u2018 yr - past naturally made the Ithacans the Ske ters favorites.eters to- aay.wetter p ermitting.as the result of good form shown in It is ! practice here, are-looked upon as for- 8 à great race for the fourth posi- midable rivals of.the Cornell men, and on, and, up Toronto way they are in the opinion of many will have to! \u2018be reckoned with in picking: the winner.Là 7 \u2014 Grand Rapids, \u2018Mich,, June 26.\u2014Lou :Criger, the former major league catcher, famous asthe battery partner of \u2018Cy\u2019 Young, has signed a contract to.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Some of those arm-chalr critics ot 6 Os o% oo Oo °, + Le Le 020 Le 02 Le 2 020 ete 120 + ed rs Columbia and\u2019 Pennsylvania - serious handicap.Montreal\" plays at Toronto, Nationals go to Cornwall, while the.Tecumsehs will play the Capitals in Ottawa.Shamrocks do \"meet Tecumsehs in Toronto.Of the onds slower than \u2018the + Dominion Day matches, Montreal and PHILADELPHIA WON, à course record ef 18.53 1-5, made + Tecumseh are expected \u2018to win out, from the box in the ninth ving Cicotte | 2 :.by Cornell in 1901, and this & but with regard to the outcome of the: singles | Thomas, Krause and \u2018Lord tended to boost their stock.& | National game in Cornwall there is brought in the winming run, Philadel- \u201cThe four-oared 'Varsity race + much speculation.Cornwall at home not play again till July 8; wh=h they hour\u2019s work.\u201cOttawa, June 26 \u2014The Jinx, which \u2018hag been following \u2018the Capital Lacrosse club all season, again made its appearance to-night, when Billy Fagan stopped one of Leo Beauchamp's shots with his right eye.Fagan fell in a heap and required medical assistance, 8o painful was the injury.The optic swelled greatly, and besides nasty gashes were opened above and below game, and also as to the arrangement of the batting order.Pennsylvania, played a draw game here to-day with the University of Toronto./ The game did not \"start till late in the afternoon because of the rain.their innings, and Toronto made 72 for 9 wickets.visitors and Beatty's 21 for Varsity were the chief scores.plays the Toronto Cricket Club Morrow.Is Not.Allowed a Free Hand in Club\u2019s Management.Guelph, Ont., June 26.\u2014Abbie Johnson, manager of the Guelph Maple Leafs, to-day mailed a letter to Secretary Dalmage, of the Guelph Baseball Club, requesting his release as manager and player.The reason assigned by Johnson is that interference of the directors in the management of the team.He claims he has not signed or released a man since the opening où the season.He has also been obliged to take instructions from the directors as to who should pitch each Johnson says he has been manager in name only.i Cgf : - cipal game numerous other rinks were Ë ing to build up a team, not pull # c | study to the ball statistical fiend, Brooklyn, ho game, ume, wet grounds.À down.Good: =bye.\" \u201cProvidence \u2018Jour= The.clamouring of the youngsters for howling on the green triendlies.Sum- F Mos a ar AVES 2012100 : while the Royals are held up With NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.|nal* © - lacrosse has beeen so loud, snd sp- mary: H.Woolley, b Hargraves .ooriu 8 rain.f- : { pareantly sincere that the officials have A.W.Mogle, H.Hutchison, A.Wright b Mi UE 6 New York Won.Lost.pc \u2014 galled an Junior lacrosse practice for a oy at i w.3 on.C.Pan ton, not out ces 19 K Le ee ee .to-night - on the Westmount {Louis Rubenstein, W.O'Hara, .Preston, .+0 19 we Mame\" from Baltimore.by Pniladeiphie : Em ees obo e0s0000000000602 grounds.A large muster of the juniors Colin Lockerby, W.S.Wilson 5.Blair 6 Hargraves TN F or J U ly bunching their-hits off Vickers, while Pittsburg .35 26 574 & y = is expected, with the present, boom in (Skip)\u201416 (Skip)\u201420 J.Camtlidge, ¢ Middleton .o 1 McConnell held the Orioles safe at all St.Louis .,., .33 -27 550 \u201c Poughkeepsie, N.Y, June 2 .- E.Butler, ¢ Bradley., veseq 0 stages.The game was called to allow Cincinnati .28 34 .452 ® Fourteen picked crews, repre- « 7 F.Cartlidge, b Hargraves .u 0 Rochester to catch a train.Score: \u2014 Brooklyn .21 38 356 + \u201csenting Cornell, Columbia, Penn- ¢ - A, Lowe, ¢ HAargraves.a 0 BALTIMORE.| Boston .14 47 230 | sylvania, Syracuse and Wiscon- + EXUTAS ns amne ame aan aa US 8 ABR n P.O.A.E.\u2014 \u2019 4 sin, after weeks of training for $ PET ee ERREUR EL will contain a splen i : : & to- -day\u2019s intercollegiate -regatta, 4 Total Le.res scene ve an wm 69 Farent.cf.8°0 0 8 000 | AMERICAN LEAGUE.1% Were early astir eagerly await-: & x 1 at ces p Corcoran, 3b.4 0 UU 1 0 0 i * ing the crack of the starter\u2019s Verdun.] .Schmidt, 1b.3 0 1 4 0 0 DETROIT WON.& _ pistol that would send their CO ection O fine Seymour, rf£.3 0 0 4 0.01 Chicago, June 21 26.\u2014Detroit came fromy| Frail shells\u2019 down the Hudson 2 | J.Bradley, b Wright .\u2026\u2026.0 Walsh, L£.2 ! 0 3 2 9 behind.to- bunched enough hits & river in \u2018héart-breaking con- |: W.S.Gibson, b Wright .10 Foam eo\" \"> 3 9 1 8 0 1]of Young hn the.Tth inning, with the 4 tésts for aquatic honors.With | A.L.Taylor, &b.w., b Weight .10 Vines pp.3 0 0 0 4 o] assistance of Tannehill's error and a |< skies overcast and rain prom- | P.Middleton, b Durmamnt .0 xByers.Per 7 179 0 0 0 0 hit of Lange, to win to-day's game 6 to.+ \u2018ised, the early weather indica- #4 ata = Fes .\"FI.H.Turner, ¢ Durrant .0 : \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014 = = \u2014 Score: RH x.+ tions were unfavorable, but the > \u2026 There \u2018is/no local laerosse fixture for |ing out a position.Thompson is big H- Hargraves, c F.Marks arenes 2 Totals.27 1 6 24 6 1]omicage .102 ?po 0000\u20143 8 1 > visitors who had gathered for * |Saturday next, Dominion Day, in the and strong and has the ear marks wv Joorloage, M.right a 0 ROCHESTER.\u2018Detroit 00010041 0\u2014612 0% the regatta found consolation * Senior N L.U.League schedule, so of 4 good player.Whether his lack J Johnson Marans us us 4 A.B.R.H.P.O.A.E.Young, Lange, Olmstead and Sullivan, & in the fact that there was little >| obo UL g © 50 fof experterice will count against him J; Trewin, Ri RS (10 T 8 Moran, lf.5.2 4 1 0-0 Block; § \u2018Summers and Stanage.\u201cWind, scarcely enough to cause ¢° [far as Montreal is concerned, two |when it comes to the final s lection \u2018ones, \u20ac à M : MER : \u2014_\u2014 > | the river, and flags £ \u2018th lot th Houldsworth, not out ceescicioenn 17e cMillan, s.s.3 1 0 2 2 O ; NEW YORK WON \u201c a.ripple on the , o e home teams being - billed for |o e team isthe! point that the Extras .is.éuesosc0s mu mou00e D f th B Il S Batch, rf., .2 0 0 1 2 3 vr : : © hung almost limp on the masts \u201d matches away from the Metropolis on |executive will- have to settle.The \u2014 Ol e brilliant cenes geborne, ct ce.: © 3 3 \u20ac 8 were n elmo June 2 teen Lo Senators $ of the vessels at anchor along our natal holiday.These matches will workout was a lively one for both the Total .1 Alperman, ob.4 0 1 1 2 0|ing only two hits and Josing New + the courses.d have a vital bearing on the champion- |home and the defence.Coach Dade |{ di hi G Spencer, 1b.4 0 1 9 0 O0|York by 3 to 1.The Highlanders hit While Cornell continue a ship prospects of \u2018the various teams, kept the defence men working out| ABBIE JOHNSON WOULD GO.atten Ing this orgeous Mitchell, ec.3 1 * 6 1 0]Groom at op times.Score: favorite, there was no sony à as a loss to either of the two leading\u2019 with the ball after-every attack and McConnell, p.4 0 1°0 8 0 | 0000100001 555 pe possibilities of Columbia Tes team\u2014Tecumseh and Montreal, who |'both ends of the team, put in a hard Totals.\u2026 32 4 11 24°11 0 |New York » 1000110 0%\u20143 10 2 clared that the Cornellians have still a clean sheet, would be a Spectacle, reproduced from Genuine Photographs.Only ]() cents \"VARSITY CRICKET.Pennsylvania and Toronto Play .Drawn Game.eee.Toronto, June 26\u2014The University of The visitors made 140 runs in Hunter's 39 runs for the Pennsylvania .to- © \u2014the first of the day's events\u2014 was, fe, 2: sacrifice hits, Bradley, Vaughn, 4 si Semi-Finals of Y.M.0.A.Club Handicap To-day.: \u201cThe semi-finals of the \u2018club- handicip: \u2018tournamerrt will be played - \u2018off * this\" afternoon on the\" club courts.The winners to dite \u2018are:\u2014Men's singles, | Messrs.Ross, Stewart, Tilden, Baxter, McNiece, King: \u2018and \u201cTilden, jr.Men's.doubles,\u201d \u2018Messrs.Baxter and \u2018Hart, | Birnie and Stewart, McNiece and Nelson, King and Kirlin, Mixed doubles, Tilden and Miss Corcoran, Walton and Miss Crossley, Cole and Miss Camp- FE won by de 8 by 7 to 3.losing a few games with 7 ToS art i the finest | bell.injured.The Grand Prix was abandoned last year owing to lack of.entries.The | \u201cconditions \u2018under which the previous races\u2019 were run permitted the use of \u201cmachines which were shells with enor- \u2018mous engines, quite unfitted for ordinary \u2018use, The conditions governing the race to-day provided that the machines \u2018must be of \u2018a minimum weight of \u20181,760 pounds, of moderate engine power .and carrying the usual equipment of\u2019 a touring car.Thirty-one cars started to-day, the drivers representing France, England, \u201cthe-United \u2018States, Belgium, Germany, \u2018and-Italy.The Frenchman Bablot toss night after night on a sleepless \u201cSLEEPLESSNESS.\u201d Thousands of people all over this land The eyes do not close in the ORDER NOW Owing to the enormous demand, delivery can be guaranteed on advance orders only.You will want a copy Your friends will want a copy i En ai ue Pepe gous es (elles SSE oN CREAN) Elis Le eo.ses vosges à FR \u201cav ~~ \u201cst + DES 5 Jr x y 9] vere.landed.Ladies\u2019 singles, Misses Corcoran, wan the event, covering 388 miles in frst toning, ait team in the league.They would have igen Siete Tense owl report Cross and Hamilton.\u201cseven hours and two minutes.The _ , ad Manager, Kelley hung, drawn and July 1 The tournament has: bee great American .driver Richard finished Order from your news Juertered because It was their turn hel success, while the teams in\u2019 | seventh in seven hours 39 minutes, 'R HPOA E lose a game or two, after.having the\u201d se | L.T.A.have: et with: \u2018but one defeat.| \u201cThé -record -for the Grand Prix is dealer, or 0 0 à 4 2|Apamplonship almost in their grasp.= and prospects\u201d of again winning the |.477-miles in six hours 46 minutes, made 1.0 000 ever thus! 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good turn.Boras, | in the \u2018first place, 1 had the bapa for LE the > public.Because it was soniething brand r new in the shape of a proposition, and because 1.Was not.\u2018back- \u201c4 ward in letting the public know about it thro g the Safo oy to \u2018think too long-about i it, or surely the other fel- som ; people ask me 2 het \u201cwill the street lows will gain the.advantage.; - run through the property, as if they thought it was im BE es But, I hear someone saying, \u201cOh, what a lot of hot possible for cars to run there \u2018and \u201cthe lots \u201cbe sold so.|\".air: ~ Allright take the trouble to examine the situation cheap.When I tell them the cars already | run rough | | \u201cfor ot make a comparison of prices; try every place the property, they are much surprised and at once come | else first, and if you can get anything else that will com- to the conclusion that the best thing to do is to secure - | \u201cpare favorably at the price, secure it quickly, and then say some of these PLAZA lots at once, \u2018as the Street Rail- | \u201cwhat you like about me, It is always well to carefully 1 In- way would not run their line through a district that ha d | vestigate all the good offers before deciding, as I often f h 5f b .| find people who have bought before seeing my ads, are not some very attractive eatures In the way 6 usiness, | sorry they did not wait and buy in the PLAZA.Don\u2019 t.There 1 1S no doubt at all these PLAZA lots are qe = \u2018forget, lots at 2 cents a foot, with a street railway line selling faster than any subdivision has sold heretofore, : 2 - Operating through the property, and three park allowances Le and if you would secure some e good ones, you must ie | | are not picked up every day.3 Cell STW pe a I 5 TO RE ACH THE PLAZA © take: an J Amherst car north on Amherst St.to Laurier Ave., where my autos \u201cwill meet you and take you for a pleasant ride.If you: prefer, board a St.Denis car and transfer on a Back River car which lands you right on the PLAZA property.But it is a good idea to communicate with \u2018my head\" office at 517 St.Catherine 8 W.4 doors west of Peel St.Phones Up.2990 and 1728 to obtain full information.CL ty qe { Please reserve No.of Plaza \u2018The Uptown Real | lots for me.Please send me full paiticutats abort ire The Plaza.+ À X .VAE Estate Broker D NGL , rm St.Catherine Street W.| Aâdress 22000 en pe Fes Lees té TR ) Four Doors West of Peal | Address ces / i \u2018 1 2 Ea - Sst ny, i 5 as Toomey EE RL À i \u2018 13 - Ch Fi HY.i Din an a | a A hil Th 7 RACE FOR MONEY NEGLECT OF CAUSE OF CITIES, SAYS TOWN PLANNING EXPERT Westmount Congratulated by Mr.H.B.Duñnineton Grubb, B.S.A.on Progress in City Beautification.Mr.H.B.Dunnington Grubb, B.S.A, of London, gave an address in the Westmount City Hall last night on city planning and beautification.Ten years ago town planning meant nothing to the average citizen, he said.\u2018But within that time there had been a revival of the art.The awakening was due to the realization of municipal govermments that unless their cities were properly arraiged life with~ in them would not be nearly as pleasant as it should.Town planning had been forced upon the world.It was found to be albso- lutely necessary for the welfare of the citizens.If the mass of population, which was to produce the population of to-morrow, was crowded into unsanitary, unhealthy tenements, where they lived under such conditions as to become degenerates, civilization was a failure.The influx of healthy persons from the country into the city might lessen the apparent effect of living under such conditions, but ft was then nevertheless.; Mr.Grubb went on to show that it was the tendency in England for each man to own a house and a bit of land.But in cities on this \u2018continent it was customary for a great many people to live in flats and tenements.Though many cities had made immense grants for the building of wide boulevards and embellishing in other ways, that was useless if the masses continued to live under unhealthy conditions.Modern town planning could be described as controlling individual enterprise so ag to secure the greatest health, happiness and prosperity for the community.The chief point in dispute was the degree of that control.As for the traffic problems of a city, Mr.Grubb declared himself against elevated railways.Cities could not afford to block any light or air out of the streets, he said.He was in favor of underground passageways.To the race for money on this continent did Mr.Grubb ascribe the lack of efforts to make the citles beautiful.The citizens did not take a hand in the improving of thelr part of the town.The individual man did not feel responsible.i As for the gridiron or block gystem of laying out the ground \u2018plan of a city, Mr.Grubb said that though it had beer almost uaiversally adopted À in America, there were meny objections toit.There was à great waste of time.when one wanted to travel in a diagonal direction there was often no regard for the topography, unending similarity of the streets was not beautiful\u2014with one centre and the streets radiating from that, broken up by boulevards ringing the centre at.different points one had the ideal ground plan of a city.Paris was built that way.Each time the wall had to be taken down and a new one built further out, the old wall had been made into a boulevard.- At times it had been found necessary, in order to handle traffic, to cut diagonal streets in cities built on the block plan.That had been the experience in New York, and such a procedure entailed a great waste of valuable land.Mr.Grubb congratulated Westmount on the progress of city beautifications as seen in clean, well-paved streets, pretty gardens and tranquility everywhere, and including Montreal and Westmount in one city, he expressed the opinion that there appeared moth- ing to prevent this city becoming one of the great powers of the world and a commercial centre of great importance.He was glad to learn of the work of the City Improvement League, and hoped that their plans would be heroic :n conception and far-sighted in scope, Ald.Grafftey spoke of \u2018the apartment house problem as one that troubled Westmount and explained, that, in face of the existing by-law, the \u2018council felt bound to.maintain their attitude against such\" erections, although this had entailed refusing & permit recently for a structure of magnificent design.With regard to amalgamation of the two cities,- he recognized that this was a possibility .or even probability, but stated that for the time being the citizens were inclined to believe the City Counecll should complete its work according to the policy outlined before becoming a city suburb.Ald.Sherrard moved a vote of thanks to \u2018Mr.Grubb, which was seconded by Mr.Maclennan.Mr.W.D.Lighthall,: K.C.also spoke.\u2018 ROOT AMENDMENT TO RECIPROCITY BILL IS UN ANIMOUSLY REJECTED United States Sonate \u201c Overcomes Chief Obstacle to Agreement Le te TIME FOR VOTE.\u2018Attempt to Fix Date For- Definite Action \u2014 Bill Gaining Strength, \u2018| Washington, D.C., June 27 \u2014The Canadian reciprocity bill emerged from its first ondeal in the Senate last night unscathed.The Root amendment, proposing a modification of the wood pulp and print paper section of the agreement, wae defeated after seven hours of debate, by an overwhelming vote.The friends of \u2018the amendment were so satisfied of its defeat that a roll call on the vote was not demand- od, .This leaves the reciprocity measure open to the general fight that is to fol-.tow for amendment of important provisions of the Payne tariff law.Senator La.Follette announced in a \" speech opposing the Root amendment, that he would give to \u2018the Senate a chance to pass on general tariff amendments for free paper, free lumber and lumber products, and for meductione in\u2019 many - other\u2019 schedules.Senator LET US TENDER \u201cfor your:bread order.We want \u201cto submit samples and prices.We know we are in a position to.give you \u2018better bread value than you - 7 received.\u2019 ER fj Clapp also announced his intention of a finee paper amendment later, their purpose to force, from now lon, consideration of tariff mevision on the.tor Roots proposa to change .the House bill by requiring that all Cama- dian provinces should.remove \u2018their export restrictions oO.pulp wood and its Products before the reciprocal features \"applied to the wood pulp and print paper items of the ent.\u2018I am opposed to this so-called re \u2018ciprocity legislation as a whole because I believe it is wrong, harmful and unjustifiable, said Senator La Follette.\u201cIf 4t must pass I want to see it made as mearly perfect as possible.I shall vote against the Root: amendment b-e cause I believe dt will defeat the very purpose of me wood pulp and print pa paragra; © © agreenmen Senator La Follette criticised the was mo Justification Éor lg qu on Prat paper e analyzed ures tamiff board to show that the he lle dn ihe.United States ac- development of effiotent management.\u2019 Senator La Follette criticized the \u2018newspapers for havig urged the meci- procity measure as a means of getting relief from the oppressive charges of the print paper manufacturers.He \u201csaid they had joined with the \u2018packers,\u2019 \u2018the.railroads, the flour: millers,\u2019 and through the passage of the meciproci- ty bill.\u2019 Senator La Follette declared that in the testimony taken by the finance newspapers had suppressed the news of the reciprocity proceedings; but on this point Senator Stone, who also \u2018is a member of the Finance Committee, declared the Wisconsin senator was mistaken.\u201cThat is the blackest page in the newspaper history of the Umdted States,\u201d said Senator La Follebtte.: \u2018I regret that the fact must become part | of the history of that legislation, But it is a stubborn fact.There is mo one who followed the hearings before the those who favored the Canadian agreement were given great space, but when the agricultural interests came before.the committee, making a great show- \"| ing of the injury they would suffer, a which I consider the mest im j : cations for \"une \u201croles F va news.filled: byt meagre space Im the |} the.country.\u2019 show portant made before the committee, thé great: newspapers of \u2018A persistent and perhaps day and the |.: sight.cut .on the hand.Two.Steamers to be Added and All othens who would secure advantages | committee it- would be shown that ithe.Finance Committee but knows that | effort, beginning to-day, to advance |.: H the.Canadian reciprocity bill \u201cim the EN y J path |.All br-\"~ess com nck Pons Jobm Dougall.& the measure om the continued the canvass of tihe situation, \u2018and, when the Senate adjourmed, declared that no future amendment the bill and \u201cfavorable te amendments ane Bailey, Simmons, Qlarke (of Arkansas), T \u2018 , and some of these are ranked | cratic votes: Claseed 5 qe doubbful, En CN.B.NEW LINES.wb.- Seotion Awarded.- + \u2018Toronto, June 21.-The tenders tor the heavy mountain section of the British Columbia end of the Canadian Northern Rallway have been awarded, and the contracts will be signed this week, according to Mr.D.B.Hanna, vice-president of tha railroad.There are 160 miles in this section in the canons of the.Fraser and Southern Thompson Rivers.The contract from Port Mann, on the fic coast, to Hope, B.C.eighty miles, is under construction.tion of the gap between Hope .and Kamloops.This section must be completed in.two years.No tenders have vet been called for the construction of- the section between.the Yellowhead Pass and Kamloops, a distance of 250 | miles.- »,, REPARATION LAW.Portuguese Measure Open to Dis cussion, But Will.be: Applied Vigorously.\u2014 Lisbon, June 27\u2014In.the \u2018Constituent Assembly yesterday, Foreign Minister Senor Machado, replying to Dr.Abreu, who submitted an interpellation to the Government on the statements of the Minister of Justice to the effect that the.Separation bill was closed and that modifications of the measure were inadmissible, declared that on the contrary it was open to the fullest © discussion.This applied, course, only to those sections of oe | bill which did not-involve inviolate principles, such as the «supremacy of the civil power and the freedom \u2018of.conscience.At the same.time he sald the suspension \u201cof the law.would dégrade the Republican party.and ft would be applied rigorously.\u2018 \" = SWEEPING AMENDMENT, Lord Lansdowne.Proposes.Many Changes in Veto Bill.- London, June The \u2018great.strug- | Fo \u2018in the House of \"Lords over the Veto Bil is scheduled to begin on Wednesday next.\u201d Lord Lansdowne has given notice that he will introduce an\u2019 amendnient of : the most sweeping character.It is designed to exclude from the operation of the bill, 1 should it become law, any measure af- Tfecting the prerogatives of the Crown, the right of succession to the Throne, | C the establishment in.any part of the \u2018United Kingdom of a separate: legislature, and provides that on all issues of great gravity, where the sentiment of the country has not.been sufficiently ascertained; a measure pertaining \u2018to such issue must, be submtited \u201cto.a referendum vote: et eer.TRAIN WRECKED.3 \u201cEngine \u2018and Tender Rolls Down Embankment at Paris, Ont: \u2014., Paris Ont, June.vi The 4.10 - pm, accommodation train on the Grand | Trunk Rallwaÿy was wrecked two miles northeast of Paris yesterday afternoon.The two coaches, engine and tender left the tracks on a 40- foot embankment.The engine and .tender.went almost to the bottom, - but the | | coaches stayed on the edge of the | embankment.Fireman Pursell, of Stewart street, Hamilton, was badly |.cut abeut the chest and head, and his back and limbs were fearfully scalded.His \u2018case is critical.\u201cThe passengers\u2019 were not hurt.e engineer had a- Structures Inspected.Two abeamens will be added to the\u2019 service to King Edward Park on tush days in: the future, in order te prevent wharves: Many claims have been made on the | company for damages to clothing, etc, A number.MÈTÉ.eettled : yesterday by A \u2018of the company, said yesterday that Mr.Louis Gagnon, prdviñclal goverm-.ment inspector, had been\u2019 asked.bo inspect all of the structures of the work: \u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u2018ROOM \u2018FOR TEN POLICE.But Chief Campeau \u2026 Has Had No Applications: So : Through \u2018being able to gave some\u2019 departmental money.since the beginning of the year, Chief \u2018Campeanu will be in a position to.increase \u2018his force by ten men until \u2018the end of December, but.forthe first time in many \u2018years, there \u2018have -been \u2018no applica-.Dougall, both of Mon communications.Wound be.\u2018Wi LIL: irs, non, Montreal, and or; should be the reciprocity bill, The friends of | OF Democratic \u2018side dal {to hi: is responsible \u201cfor - delaying would receive more than five Demos.| ful obstruction,\u201d { was.too \u201cmuch wo nders For Western.Maté :; |time-to study'.the reports, but .now i The new contracts cover \u2018the construc- { think that yod Gravel, - Ra Mr.J.J.BR Launendeaïu, president i \u2018the works, \u2018and so causingi\u2018alack of \u2018work inthe city.Ald.Leslatre and Lamoureux spoke for; \u201cthé