The daily witness, 14 septembre 1911, jeudi 14 septembre 1911

[" skate 3 # > 1-1 3 ad, J SX oS vw.o> DAILY MONTREAL, CANADA, \u2014 | Watch it Grow og \u201cor od Ke ° WARMER- -SHOWERS # qe a Babe ® eee 0% er eo ee eo eet es eee ia® eee Sail ee tetera ed te teat eee retrace rele : etes 0t nat tete.aS TPO He 0 00, * ee + ee + RC Ly THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1911 PRICE ONE CENT.X \u2014 vo a> Founded by the -v of the Rev, J Hart.7 OF NAMES.horn, Who is Now in acyaintan- Vestern China was \u2018qe Rev.VU.he Rev.E.I.Methodist cao superiniendent Square Sun _- the only Dol.KILBORN.Sos organization which Coves In western China, ected by the native ris- ve over 34 hundred per- ~ missionaries, their wives tne Women's Missionary - Zed in the province.Those \u2018ationel at Kiating have 1107 OF MISSIONARIES 1 CHINA CAUSES MUCH ANXIETY IN MONTREAL Was Also Known Here.- \u201coth dungor in which = DH na cu = een sed cnspioratde an i nr a ver mans of HIGH SCHOOL SOLD Deal Purchasing Site for $1,300,000 Closed | Yesterday © Messrs.D.W.Ogilvie & Co., real ; sais broker, of St.Sacrament, com- !'plired vesterday the sale of the site [oer upicd by the Montreal High I Sebel on Peel street, for the sum of! F200 000 LA few months ago the Protestant Eoar1 of School Commissioners pur- chaséd a site on University street, i nurth DÉ Sherbrooke street, for a I new structure, and ever since specu- | lation has been rife as to the dis- I posal of the old property.The property now passes to Mr.J.©.McGreevy, Winnipeg, but it is not known whom he represents Three months ago an option on the site was given at 815 per foot, or about $1,300,000 for the property, and yesterday the option was closed.The Commissioners do not give up their pussession until January, 1914.Rumor has connected the name of the (UN.R.with this site for a long time, but these in inside circles claim there is no foundation for the story.Mr.McGreevy, the purchaser, has had, much to do wiw.the development of the district at the back of the mountain, and predict a big change in uptown real estate values.rr SIMPLIFIED SPELLING Report on Result of Deliberations to he Mads to British and American Societies London, Sept.14.\u2014The Anglo-Am- erican conference on simplified spelling was ended to-day.A joint report on the result of the deliberations will be made to the Britiseh and American societies.If approved the two systems of the societies will be reconciled as a preliminary move in the campaign for the adoption of a reformed English spelling.HELD FOR WITNESSES Julien Zerber Remanded for Death of Brinzah.Julien Zerber was remanded to jail this morning until the 19th of September, for further evidence to warrant his commitment in as learned from des- © on 'anadian Methodist DST Uu.HART.- rrird rehellion since the -\u2018ablixhed, but in neither nf the European mis- red.although in the Box- De of the native mission- i and property destroy- CU OL K'rHern, os who went out to LS in charge of the {the other missionaries at «+ Dr W.J.Sheridan.Dr.an.\u201che Rev.J.L.Stewart, \"RR.©uarcullen, H.D.Rob- Mo Riavne, J.Ucave, S.Pall, Miss L.A.Ker, An, A.J.Elson, R.= Kern, G.G.Harris, m, M -s B.G.MeNaugh- \\Wrod, A.T.Crutcher, er, \u2018ne Rev, W.S.Smith, Longley, Dr.J.R.Cox, \u2019 on, the Rev.R.J.R.Earie, : M.E.Switzer, \"the Rev.G.W.CC Wilford, T.E.y WE.Siblev, the : Te 3 J Barber, Dr.bep 1 ul XP.Ferguson, Bone [ra Be, NE.Bextss and the Rev.Evan, WAN Were also stationed in «CHU Are at heme on furlough, the LET Deng at present in Toronto and \u201cVer in Montrea}.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 TELLTALE FINGER PRINTS.king Held for Tria] on Charge of Burglary.September 14.\u2014On the finger prints on a dusty glass and other prints on cards C5 by the identification bureau Police Department.a Manhat- Jury yesterday indicted \u201crrara on.a charge of bur- \u201c burglar left his finger Gr 1 glass door of a show case.5 ¢xhibited to the jury and, _\u201c police records.formed the \u201cYienée \u2018against Carrara.He hig hot guilty and was held for .\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Jew BOX CARS FOR G.T.R.he ry tairact has been concluded by ; a Trunk Railway system with Limites Can Car Foundry Company, Boies or the construction of one on box cars.T8hese cars will, 2 serial numbers 19000 to Mn pan, ier capacity is sixty thous- Mie pot length over all, 36 feet \u2018fngeh .lée-quarter inches.\u201cThe ay, te cars inside is thirty-six And their width eight fet - six; Rider, ENG inside, eight feet.The then Of these cars is of steel, Te equipped with- Westing- Uli, Lakes.and all the: latest Ars pa shal can be used in freight fr nders have also bee æasked the G.T.R.system \u2018for ten Me flat \u20ac ; A Wrens cars.These cars la.sam tely about a thousand \u2014 \u2014\u2014 5 Teer and ten forty-feet \u2018steel un= [\u20ac Fullum street on Labor Day even-| ing.an! both men were arrested.Eine; tr Fi à bu\u201d state and was sent to the Notre Dame Hospital, where he died on Tuesday, Sept.5.The only witness examined this morning was Capt.Menard, and from his statement the men were friendly while in the cell, both men talking together and seeming to have forgotten they had had trouble.He says he passed the cell several times and they were always sitting on the same \u2018bench.Judge Leet, after hearing the evidence, decided there was not sufficient to convict the man on any but an assault charge, and postponed the hearing pending the introduction of further witnesses.Brinzak was represented by Messrs.Crankshaw & Crankshaw.CORONER NOT SATISFIED Inquest into Case of Man Who Was Shot for Bear.An inquest was held this morning into the case of the death of Napoleon Chartrand, who died at the Hotel Dieu on September 2, as the result of blood poisoning caused by a wound in his arm from a rifle bullet, which he received at Rhoutier, Quebec, on the night of the 22nd of August.The jury returned a verdict of death by accidental causes, as the deceased stated before he died at the hospital that he had been shot by a friend in mistake for a bear while he was sleeping near the railway tracks at Rhou- tier.The jury were forced through lack of witnesses to render their verdict on this antemortem statement.Coroner McMahon is not quite satis- fled that the affairrshould be let drop without further investigation, so he stated that he would inform the at- torney-general in Quebec of the matter.The deceased never disclosed the name of the man who did the shooting, but Coroner McMahon is in communication with the authorities at Rhoutier to see if he can ascertain this and clear the matter up himself.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CAMMORIST TRIAL.Doubt as to Ownership of Ring Said to Have Been Worn by Cuoccolo.Viterbo, September 14.\u2014The ring which the carabineers claim to have found in the possession of the alleged assassins of Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wife again figured in the Camorra trial to-day.Some witnesses asserted that the ring had been the property of the murdered man, while other denied that the exhibit was the same that Cuoc- colo had worn.Nicola Morra, one of those charged with being the actual murderers of the Cuoccolos, attempted to establish an alibi.A witness for him, \u2018one Pirelli, while admitting that Morra Was a member of the Camorra, swore that on the afternoon preceding and during the evening of the murder, the accused was in the company of the witness.tree ROYAL EDWARD INSTITUTE.Dispensary) reported the following cases: Consultations, 921; new.pati ents, 113; prescriptions filled, 1,235: - cages reported, 50; nurses\u2019 visits, 295 \u2018Inspectors\u2019 visits, 397; leaflets\u2019 distributed, 1,030; sptum_ cups.distributé 8,080; houses inspected: 114.= The ladies\u2019 relief\u2019 committ: reads as follows: Patients with delicacies, \u2018cups of sou ed to.| 550; - garments During the month of August the.| wilt: Royal Edward Institute (Tuberculosis |.own 0) CON \u2014 NE \u2014= pat = fs > ® == MSC A 3K t py s els aT ST BOURASSA \u2014What\u2019s the matter with you, Monk, you seem to be worried ?MONK.\u2014I've got it into my mind that if we start a tour with this menagerie of ours, we won't even clear our expenses ! Zi gl nk \u2014\u2018Le Canada.\u2019 GOLDEN JUBILEE.Of Bishop Henry Gabriels as a Priest Was Celebrated To-day.Ogdensburg, N.Y., Sept.14\u2014 The golden jubilee of Bishop Henry Ga- briels as a priest, was celebrated at the Cathedral to-day with pontifical high mass.Bishop Gabriels was the celebrant, with Archbishops Farley, COLORED DOMESTICS.Feeling Against Females Entering Service in Other Lands.Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe, Sept.14.\u2014The emigration of natives to be employed as servants in Canada has aroused popular indignation.To-day the commissary of police prevented the embarkation of six girls who were under age.The steamer \u2018Ko- rona,\u201d which called last night, re- NAVAL OFFICER DROWNED.Disappears From Rowboat When in Company With Two Men \u20147Unnoticed by Either.Cleveland Sept.14.\u2014Mysterious circumstances surround the drowning of Captain Frank G.Warner, twenty- eight years of age, commander of the \u2018Dorothea,\u2019 Ohio's naval militia ship, off the Ninth street pier, w-day.War- CANADIAN MISSIONARIES IN PERIL GROUP OF MISSIONARIES \u2018NOW SURROUNDED BY RERELS.New York; Bruchesi, of Montreal; \u2018Gauthier, of Ottawa; Sprait, of Kingston; thirteen \u2018bishops, two hundred monsignors and priests, Canadian and American, assisting.A congratulatory message with the Papal blessing came from Pope Plus to the Bishop, his clergy and people.Laymen of \u2018the -diocese presented Bishop Gabriels with a three thousand dollar äutomobile.- BURGLARS BUSY IN CORNWALL Two Raids in One Week Believed to be the Work of Same - Gang.Cornwall, Ont, Sept.14\u2014The busy and industrious burglar made his second visit this week to a Cornwall jewellers last night, when Bailey's store was robbed of several hundred dollar worth of gold filled watches, watch chains, lockets, braclets, fountains pens, ete.Entrance was effected through a window -at the rear.The palice believe, that last nights affair was the work\u2019 of the same gang that.broke into David, Weiner5'on Monday.= .© = Engineers \u2018Planned Passage \u201cDirect .From Relace to_Gparden.;, of the, Vatican have planned a \"new Toad leading direct from the Aposto: lic Palace: to.the gardens, and which \u201cenable \u2018thékBope tô/step from \u2018his \u201ced and\u2019 chased by Other lands, TL + L.B.| NEW ROAD: \u2018| .\u2018Rome.Séptember 14.Fhe.engineers: : y fused to take on board seventeen other servants engaged for Canadian points.The captain declared that lhere was no room for them on.the vessel, and whe nthe would-be emigrants \u2018left the pier they were hoot- a great crowd.Public feeling throughout the Isla: is against the move to induce colored females to enter domestic service in \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ENGLISH CRICKET.(Canadian Associated Press.) $7 yh 423 rm $1.W.\u20ac di 19e 8 aL J \u201cSunday this year in.its history, ut and \u201cThe: is to grain bout $235,000,000 likely \u2018whépt ir De hat has.not been , weakened \u2018hy, post quent\u2019 cultivations w land \u2018the Fiend \u2018older.Lin be.\u201cabout 39 à ie ts are nd y.SAT De 00 vo 100 Pushals stone\" ao The ultimate éffect of this 1911 ban- \u2018nér crop will .1912, for, owing to excessive moisture |: \u2018in the ground, an-extraordinary amount \u2018of breaking is being done, so that the crop average of 1912 will show a streat- ced.in r.percentage of increase over.1911 than 1914\" over 1910, © This Gear wil witness the last of low | If prices of land.out exceptions, Farmers, almost \u2018Dublin \u2018Carr night.Sree with- | Out, roughout the agricul- ral provinces are in favor of recioro-: nd will invest the returns of they, large crops .in, additional lands.- ! Minneapolis Sept.13.\u2014Threat of \u2018Min: cked by Great North- n, hern arias and Soo lines, to rates\u2019 À J SE rn ile lines headed\u2019 By\u2019 Baste \u201c and Pennsylvania, The ected stock, .round .lots, 2fic; No.A stock, 7 Cakes\u201d \u2018220$ ne, the 141e shipping in kes and \u2018form an ependent boa! line from Duluth, a, Buffalo, unless 2 ] and lake: a ; more adjusted to! Siu cents arent has, resulted In a 21%-cent rate, lake and rail, against 23 cents, effective.Oct.Ba.New.pro-i \u2018 lower \"The\" es.1 pry continues - steady, | 24s; ; In, 9.20 > cape as 8:45 p.m, \"Cape: - Manchester Commerces arr d Live ; \u201c \u201cAlbania\u201d | miles east of Bells, \u2018Isle \u2018at-D.80 yester- .day \u2018morning.- \u201cearly Sunday : \u2018morning and Montreal -Fhe Allan.Me + steamer\u2019 \u201cPomeranian from Montre \u201cand.London, Fatiter Point Bt 5.30 a.m: yesterday: \u201cRussell\u201d Bag Matane, 202\u2014OQlear, strong west.Im -p.m,, Foran 0.\u2019 - Out, 6 6:40 -aim., = men In, 27.30.p.m, Out\u2019 6:30 p.m.; \u201cRfnmourit.\u201d 5 PS 18 TE 53 was\" reja artéd - a.185 ig due at Quebec gh earns iat \u2018trom ort tits méga tor Liverpool: HEAD LINE, STREAMERS.- \u2018Ramore Head\u2019 arrived in port: from and Belfast yesterday .mornin ; igan Head\u2019 arrived \u2018at Beltast .Tuesday afternoon, September 12.cE \u2018Lake Erie\u2019 arrived \u201cIn port lake i last, and.Mra: \u201c\u201cCorsican?/ from - Liverpool, Was\u201d re- awards 100 miles\u2019 east of Belle: ported\u2019 Tole at 8.p.10, Téesday.Due Quebec | to-night and treal Friday evening.The Allan line .steamer \u2018Tunisian\u2019, |: from Montr and g Quebec, for Liver-; \u2018pool; was reported 8 6 miles: east: of: Bélle.Isle at 5.40 a.m, - Quebec, fr Hgvr vas © posted outward GULY REPORT e Island, so à 0.; 9.30 a am rgestad\u2019 a.m., \u2018Empress of, Tang marrosed:.Is leworth; \u201c8.na e i Sreian \u2018204-\u2014Cleur, nor am, \u2018Corsloan, + Percer, northw: pe ranted 1 \u2018Rosier; Flat : Point, 584\u2014Clear, stron novi.| In, 2.00 a Toi ga Clears Olav \"Foo.das x in ont, 5.30 am, adatoms Bonavista.\u201d ] Amour, -662-\u2014Clear, northwest.an.\u201cAtpante\u2019; 4,26\" ry ES esterday, \u201c | brooke: on T Tuesday: \u2026 | the Manse, Québéc, recently.wh | in Abbotsford, -sinee their, return from.\u2019 re back in \u2018town \u201cMartha: |.Allan, Who are theming.\u2018to: school {+ Mrs.\u201d A.:S8mail,- Lathine, -and- THrer.| been spending: the.+ the \u201cBeutonic;\u2019* and is.expected home Métis a day for England.on \u2018the Cunard pa \u201c\u2018Ascanis\u2019; Te \u201c| 64 carried- a bouquet -of pink -Kil- \u201c| restde \"in - Montreal.- Matson Tait was: n° Sher- ii Miss Edith Graham, Brockville, is siting Mrs.w- Allan, at Montreal Miss Louise Archibald, of Montreal, as the:guest of Miss Hilda Love at | Mrs, W.C.Hodgson, Pine Avenue, as returned to the élty after spending the summer at Little Metis.Sir.\u2018Lyman and - Lady Melvin-Jones tértained\u2019at dinner' last night in Toronto, In honor \u2018of the Marchioness of Bonsall, Yo A ; | Mr and.Mrs, J.\u201c5, .M.Pasgman, om 0 Avenue, have arrived home abroad, MP \u2018and Mrs, Séorer Porteciis are stOpping.\u2018for \u2018à J Save in: Quebec\u201d -08 {heir way Home \u201cHom una, \u2018where [ summer Was.spent.a La.The.-Archbishop/of- Ottawa and Mrs.liton and their.-som, .the Rev.\u20ac Capital from Blue Sea \u2018Lake.\u201cDr.and Mrs\u201d Howard\" T! \u2018Barnes, 0 have\u201d \u2018been spending a few weeks ge re Set 4o-morrow \u201cfor ,- accompanie .by.Miss : Master .Hugh grandson, : Master Ogilvie S.\u2018Allen, \u201chave returned: from -Little Matis, where \u2018they\u2019 spent \u2018the month \u2018of \u2018August.\u2019 \u201cGeorge Béatty, of Cote des \u2018and MS, \u2018Arnold, of LV otre dre \u2018the Mrs.H.Watters, Lo Mrs.J, T.\u2018Molson, Heinethe and Miss Mabel : Watson.Moho.\u2018have been abroad \u201csince; early in; he.summer, 8 \u2018visiting with friends, is- returning.by on Sunday.\u2018 i pu Baies Does hd toe tor) oni a: \"visit to awsèn\u201d à d g the past month, Salls to- on his.return to, London.Prof: and.Mrs.J.A.Dale.and children, University.Stréet, who have.\u2018ben: spending the past \u2018three months inthe Old ~ Country, are expected | home: inthe course of the next few days.; - eu |Mr: and Mrs.w.McMaster and \u2018Mr.Douglas McMaster, arrived | ome last night\u2019 from a\u2019 four months\u2019, À t'Britain und on\u201cthé Con.J Si Tomer \u2018Gouin, \u2018which takes place.Eorbes moving, \u201cSénrived very quietly.at et si.\u201cJames \u201c The: \u2018Rev.\u201cand: Mrs.=.M.\u201cTaylor, \" of| 560 - Victoria: avenue, - a nounce - .Readers of: the \"Witness leav = 4 açes , \u2018Nproportions ; as ÆMeciprocit: romi ©.problem is, how coul \u2018thé \u2018own- here, and à me o e municipa Shae s, Mr.-J chae 5 Mrs, Michae.» LE ete rte | ctty for à of, the or longer peri ide a worse fhése places would He wader KA Canada?Reciprocity promises ers of these .à how contd\u2019 me own hoard of health, announced last night \u201cK.Molson, Mrs.John T.Mais» : =r a have the \u2018Dally Wi.tess' each da .licence the liquor men.know, .ahd they | lled hi h / Me M: Moison, Miss L.S.) sor WARMER, oar SXOWERS.D y t Mr.\" Borden and \u201chis party know marititmae provide enough sea water | thet he had willed his body to the col M Mol Mrs.F.Moor, Mss Probs.:\u2014Fine and.&-lttle warmer; |-Dermonte-@ 2er \"Britain and\u2019 ibe oats .are al for license, \u201cand their oblect Is Liye) that.Canada\u2019s: fiscal independence to fill-the swimming pahds, and to re- [1626 and that after his doute the stu- Moore, Cire Ke organ, Mrs.dir | Priday, souihwesterly \u201cwinds, Watmer States included.\u201cito sell, more.and not lens: It would and British connection ; will be plant] NeW the supgly from time te time dur-\u201c| déts: may use it a6 a basis.à or, atudy.gan, iss Mary A.Morgan Mr.Mon ana mostly fair, but some local showers.| île the publishers tn = better : ; don \u2018a\u2019 firmer: folindation with Recil Dg tie\u2019 great influx of \u2018visitors, since: SUNKEN TREASURE.tagué Morrison, Mies L.NE Toronto, Sept 14 \u2014 The.ares-of high x Tete en he oon shers of of the rimes Là Procity .than.without it.It is not | thelr bath houses lie at her evel\u2019) | KEN TREASURE.«.Hon.Robert M: Morse: Mrs oi ant ; barometer and the cold wave is passing and other advertisements which tney * \u2018®moutheastward to the Atlantic coast and cônsider caleulated or intended to take the temperature will rise in Ontario Advante-e or or injure: the readers, it end Quebec.A disturbance- pew west must be understood that- they in zo way of the Mississippi is likely \u2018to pass\u2019 ad re! , rgb across the Great Lakes.: The Weathén | Jesve their readery.to exerciss their own continues fairly.warm.in the\u2019 WesLeTu | ¢ iscretion in the way of putting faith in provinces.: them.It 18, \u2018of coutée, 1 mposs ibte \u2018to Forecasts:\u2014Lakes and Georgian Bay know much about mining advertiatn;.+\u2014Southeasterly winds, fine and a little \"Rich offers probably the \u2018most \u201cspésule- | warmer; Friday, southwesterly\u2019 winds; [iveand, therefore, the most risky ofall |: 8 Investments.\u2019 Lhe great Ce oR, Farmer and mostly, fair, but.some.local.ass balanced by.LI »L nly our farmers that will be benefit.| than the séa?.The \u201cdiscovery.ofa.À by an accession.of trade to\u2019 the | double action hydraulic.\u2018pump: \u2018made \u2018extent of - $250,000,000 dollars, .and | 8t Castronoyum, how Lim Chiatuceis, y eventually oversthat-amount annually, Sea Station: | | but traders all aver.the country.from | Clvita \u2018me Atlantic to the.Pacific\u201d will\u201d share Te \u2018the division ¥f \u2018profits\u2019 ailsing from \u201cgeattle Wash., Sept, 14-~When.the valet: Mre, R, 5.Neyille, Miss Hea 3 mé foundéred and.sami | evil DE J ins 0.See Dee 5 | off-Spanis land, Aléskà, last -Sun- |N L.B.Palmer-Ball, Mrs.Spe; She Se oi ber JH Png, EC pe 180 gold bu - Master angman, Mrs.ed mine, cotisigned to San Francisco, The and maid; Miss B, Pollock.ure wn ship.Îles in water that; is usually Porter Mr.ad Mr.& TRetter- smooth, and it is believed.\u2018the treäsure ine > Reynolds, Mrs.Reynolis, Mr.will.be recovered easily.\u2014: = W.J.Rich, Mrs.Rich, Mrs, D.C.Rui out, Miss M.Reilly, Mrs.Roberts, Miss 25 sic © Thal A .influx.of repiprocal trade in nat \u2018 » \u2018 ural Products with that great nati commodate at least a thoysand vie | at \u2018on dur Southerd borders, comp ftors &\" day, and it would have re.95,000,000 \u2018of pebpls.Look\u201d at quired gp army of slaves to woit the HE JAMAICAN GARRISON, CER ere ME TC Roherten of | = loss, and no one 3 ai vost i a Svar ; ais d not Upper St.Lawrence and: Ottawa\u2014 ahe al | immense pumping.department, if such 2 Romme | N° Southeasterly winds, fine and a \u201clittle TL than Ré: can Be as \u2018Borie\u2019 wid fo treat\u2019 the\u2019 trading tartes we I Dave = ment existed.a depart- - Kingston, Jamaica Sept, + ; \u2014t ta Mrs, Robertsop.Mrs.: L Pos Nr LE.warmer and meaty faite ome tam \u2014 = | In 2.of.bone, Joint.and, traders, compared with what they wi].ame ; _.M reported here tha: the British War Of- Rotan, Mrs.Rotan, Mess vi T Rn over.\\ mime | \u2018pland.tuber | have th trading-with only 8,000,000 | evpdpe.\u2019 | ce 1s arranging to send very.-eoon a Mr.H.'P.Shaw, Mrs.Shaw, Mrs : correspondence London \u201cStan- \u2018thousand European artillery \u2018and in- Shaw, M D.A.Shaw, Mr.J.=.ie dard.) fantry to strengthen the local garrison dons M rR Sr Smith, Mrs.Smith, Ms Lower St.Lawrence-and Gulf\u2014Mod- | : #1 ol ; + Of.-Capagians.|- We will-have b far erate westerly winds, fine; Southwester- ere 16 SEPTEMBER 3 Nm a Fr ea nôtieg SnAg tas, for th - the \u2018greater Ret in extending .our er T5 - \u2018business into -every-part of -the- Dhnited | French: peasants have a little weak- in view of the increased importance of O.C- Smiin, the Rey.8.Snelling 5 2 1 ly winds, warmer and showers.+ \u2018obviousness \u2018of bone and Joint tubercu- | Maritime\u2014Moderate northwest 08 and : er : r, Mrs.=> oo Ana Fa Ta [ae bac ty.8 of: and pauci | (States, than .the latter will have .in.| Ness fér-grandiloquent names.Achilles, the station, which will come.with the Shelling, Mr.C.E.Spencer, I Tas- # nest winds, fine; Friday.light \u201cwinds, | 1.8.CE 5 3 Exploiting | \u2018our comparatively Timited Alexander and even \u2018Onesimus are by opening of the Panama Canal.The fal, the Rev vast the Ton, Rivas! 4B Superior \u2014Strong southeasterly winds, [[f] +4 - | mexkets;: 0 mc : || Re Mearis uncommon, but it is the rule navy yard at Port Royal, which was 3\" \u2018\u201cTeeling; Mrs, G.F.Thompson.x \"38 Bhôwery; Friday, southwest and .wester- |} 4] Under Reclproglty Canadas would in the républic that no child must be burned last spring, was opened yester- Shon.Mr.Trebilcock; Mrs TT 3\u20ac ly winds, warmer with-local.showers.1 \"+ :| splurge ahead in the expansion of he given &name that is not in the cal- day.bilcock, Mr.T.B.Tudball, Miss E ER es St ET 72 warm, A at trade.and comnierce as she.hag \u2018never.na in other words, every citizen Tyler, Mr.B.P.Upham, Miss Fut with\u2019 occasional showers.101 before experienced.in her history.) be under thepatrondge of: some THE FASTEST.WARSHIP, | Lennep, the Hon.Aikenbursh, Mr.J.5e 105 course, the \u201cUnited Btates\u201d would wil sa saint or other\u2019 known to the history of urgh, Mre, Xineberg Mr.H Val: nit jôwest À 17 4- all the surplus of \u2018our natural reséur.the Church.Hamburg, Sept.14 It 1a claiméd Vinébèrs, Volimer, Mr SA.P.vtr yester- during 24 | des We could spare her, for which we One day recently \u201ca péasant fri the that Germany has the fastest warship Mr.J.F.H.Wallace, Mr, H, D.Né\" \u2018éay.\u201cmight RE would receive.full: récompense in Loiret presented himself before the in the world.The new Dreadnoug peed ren, Mrs.Warren and maid, Mr I.0482 - Eg TH.j | market value, \u201cCan thére \u2018be/ny ob.| Mayor of his village to register the | cruiser Moltke is credited with a s Ferren.Miss.H.H.Warren Ms =, 64 Jection to thats As.» y ob- | birth of a sons and he Eve its name of twenty-nine and a half knots on te arren, M.H.Westwood, Mr.= 70 8-1: regards the stupid} \u2018Piev Th \u201cM6 -,| Westwood, Mrs._Westwood, Miss - - \u201cand.childish ory.:of -annexatioï as vpape.\u2019 © Mayor explained | trial.The \u2018\u201cMoltke\u2019 te a ship of thir-; w ood Mrs.W.E.Weymout.: 1 i.| will - simply refer.1; We:l-the rule, and pointed out that there ty-two thousand tons and eighty thou-ing BO itakor, Mr.L.G.Wiliams 21 yess an x uthority r Teaders {o.n0, were plenty.of ridiculous names if he sand horee:power.Mr.J.Wilson, Mes.Friison, Mrs.\u20ac den,\u201d who, or 521; t, 160 - R.L.Bor- wanted one; such as-Clet, Lin, etc.The | lhe.Miss R.Wise, Mr.w.CL Wor >| Monts on July Ist, 1604 when \"in| peasant stuck to his guns and assert.PERSIAN GOVERNOR CAUGHT.am, Mrs.Wonham, Miss K.Won > | ontreal > -asked: \"the : \u2018question: \u2014Was'| ed that.he had' found the name in| iss F.Wonham, Miss G.W oni - Ÿ 5 there\u2019 any: idea : ah: #-.- Teciprocity\"|.question In the.calendar.The Mayor |.st.Petersburg, Sept.14.~A despatch Master 'W.Wonham and nurse, *- Et = si Wiltria\u2019 \u201cgot à ca grosting wag fre tes : would-| kanded him the card and Téquested to | from Tabriz.Persia, says the followers F-A.-Yonge, R.N- Je ie he?| 8.way Interfere with self-govern=-|- be shown the.word.The.nan pointed of former Shah\u201d AH Moharhmed Mirse ; >ep Haltax.«a à.\u201cmet with shouts\u2019 of Down with the Years.\u201cTo.that question-he said \u201cNo.| to May Bañd the Mayor read \u2018Saint- have.captured Miraud, the sovemnor; : AN T TO EARL \u201cGREY.{nd Detroit.© navy.Mr.Olivar Asselin in a foret | dsnigea:.he predisposed : a may as well.mention.right \u2018here |.Ple V., Pape\u2019 Then.the official un- and hold him a prisoner.- B QUE St.New York, .> #7 addr Zend od t radi shalt ta t0'pat mrany- otithiese; a ur.has Deer r£hrentened | derstood end.obligitgly ared to ri- .i =\u201d itty pommes A that es ne fou ing fos\u2019 chile x ister the child\u201d by the fiüme of Pope SHOULD ABBEST PARENTS, To \u2018be Attended by.Prominent Mex 2 =, ænc = i nf re here With Bpiines Bus I el Frank Scott 11 years of age, of 737 \u2018From AU Over the Dominion.on \u2018Washington, _ Hest?= Fo the chi will go 3 through tite je Pie 9 l'Élark street, charréd with, spelly theiv- \u201chy Eastern New.PS oman ;t per and iid : ait A : ; ue was arrested by.Conatable IPF.44\u2014The Cans\u201d iy end central pérftiont;.y inerengine | s party have un \u201cadopted © IAB ER] detér 08 dne.fata from advocating: a: ~ COMES FRON NEW \u201cYorx.jand yesterday, and this morning | tas ont, opt {ll tender B¥ tnd HAGE Bi Seine | Vente movement, vale eme a I Lol SITE a a de or EEE ee Sa | ae CD of, Sgn err ll \u201c mhowérs-in néfth and\u201dtentral \"portions: | Ÿ PR ; 0\" be pf i peek : orrow.\u20ac 5 it was to me z Heth, to.mater te.Jexlable winds ot, .Wes: arrested Vester- | \u2018had: that parents could not keep bet.] quet on Sept.27, in the Parliar nr it § eoming \u2018mouth late to-night._ ; tin, and [ter guard over thelr children as in | tary Restaurant.It is expected a an asso nu moe cu casio | dome cases the mothers: and father the function will be attended Ov O° rx 8 w ; J n bi : worming ar on, Fri Fridey w should be arrested instead \u201cof the malonity ot men prominent in pi i \u2014 \u2014 ER \u2014 FOR SALE UT $19,000.36 PARK AVENUE Large 3-storey and basement Dwelling, solid construction, stone front.Can be easily altered into business premises.For particulars apply to - The Cradock Simpson Earp | Established 1879.Real Butate Agents on commission only.- 205 ST.JAMES STREET - MONTREAL LIMITED UPTOWN 6300 .CB cet ei esa n®) TERRIER EY \u201c Moderate in: pile, smart-in appearance and carefully t.tailored in a new and distinctive style, these Suits should: perfectly \u2018meet: \u201cthe requirements of business women.They are made in rough an ones Cheviots and smooth 1 Serges, I lined with sitk.k serge and trimmed with black silk braid There is no Rubber Roll Wringer | in the.up-to-date Laundry were The Wringer is a round perforated copper basket hung Inside a metal case.At The TOILET TA TNIDEL S| + 1 205 5 \u201cthe An tion.agent of the Sn line in London, =; 3 howd of People at for ing Pioture Lectures: on loth a ey teur » \u2018ahd a- \u2018South.African War: \u201cveteran, who 2e wet othes are place n 8 pper Baske an 8 spun Nn a: è pour, the water being es ou ia ne tiny perforations in n = a Noma Beane Rind : .SEND NEXT PARCEL.; T on this - 55 RICHMOND SEREBT, | Facne ur suo, RE en ot mt Collars at Moderate Prices \u2014 a tered at pin wi Sn ie, Because: these.are the most recent and attractive We Invite Inspection\u2019 potas i le pa tt he wan on \u201cin Side + Jabots, Dutch Collars and OF OUR | Eni \u2018miles mith 2 pato-.YR Pre FE fire rt Ooh RE EE à Fics mo the fashionable neckwear of the moment \u2014 3 CHOICE FALL LINE OF PICTURES \u201cAND FRAMINGS l'es sod tess\u2019 plotures ware uss hy We Sclatedtly.Ne PRCA! \u201c= tidy \"possess mite then; ordinary, interest \u2014 apart from | \u2018+ at our Galleries, 834 8T.CATHERINE STREET WeST.- - |: ninety-thres Snares piitome, dod 2, \u2018 the roderafepess, of 1 price : À witnessed \"abou ghty usasid - LA - - Ce bout sand; feet.ot\u201d : | Q JOHNSTON & COPPING, | |e tis Sy Ge ru mt sae | te met (Between Mountain a id.Crescent Strests.y =) elds, om.the ferma, end the lectur =.id, \u2018pique sewn\u2014especially ei pou où : h, - |.Side J es w A .=.§i-Wers 80 \u2018enthusiastically received! £ B : fo J e Irom eet lawn | ew e Jabots In plea = ar MOROCCO.DISPUTE Mr.Allan, decided, that, a second.up a ot, 90.ed muslin and net, daintily FRESH ABRIVALS-AT no ] PET finished with lace\u201450c to 3 ne 1 LS do es .> WALTER 5\u201d sls, Spaniards are Now Taking al.| {new \u2018designs, teimniea with | Marte, Antoinette Fokus | STORE Co Band and Interfering wih eu pen lèce-\u201460c to $L75, | in fine sheer lawn and English Hot House Grapes.= I A \u2014Sultair's.\u2026 Gos ernme Be ~ pleated net with lace trim.Engle, Cob Note 002 -20v nt Te Fe ?Æmbroidered Linen alr mings\u2014$1.35 to $3.00.Fresh Green Pe ara © © Parle, .\u2018Sept.Ti ~The .Deutsches\u2019 the- latter line.to.Port: Arohur eons | : 5 Zeb She Plums of of all \u201cKinde at tow \u201cBaie of Berlin has telegraphed to the.| the great lakes-andiinto-Mantreal.via .EE ge Fo ERE RAE LE mn iat BREE ole | of New: Navy Serges 1 1: e pu t t : TR Pea iad rel EE NS y Serg 1 n Soo 0 vw Æ \u201cthese In: England iS .: Finest Montreal Musk \u2018Melons.* | Bank.\u2018M.Dorizon, director ot \u201cthe 1 shall \u201ctell the people - - \u201cSERGES,\u201d - ZEBELINE: CHEVIOTS * ar sor on.athazine Westy | uen arm ouorele: denies that such a Car oy a Ze Srna pug a meg 80 University Wy | domed\u2019 od sts mentioned by tarot | the Canada 1s srklons to Bet dote ul.these.new\u2019 \u201cFall \u2018Navy Serges \u2014of which .we are showing a Tyre : __ the \u2018first bankers of Paris and was the \u201cght \u2018sort who § : idan -40 a.arm SS Bo han vba hd | E28 SL 0 Ta met tle we\u2019 sasmend Be fol: ri at $150 and $200, | Mr.RS HAVE YOU GOT À COLD?SPAIN sake oo nl _ acoompanied by: Ps san EB x Ser ret a.es jo $200.Kaeo Serges.a yard, $1 85.& .: get a box of Hart's rive pe Wafers.A HAND, ToL Fre dition 0 wor de years hel Z ; ; , A dred and IB ures a col twen - So 4 EL Li 4 Price 260.\u2018Paris, ept.Hei] Mort, \u2018to a\u2019 lecture the péople ss -Come mi Ç choc To: Bll HOW ABOUT THAT COUGH?Toocan minister «\u20ac gio me wo hundreds and pack the halls, drawn by, Mary E.R who was present at the Fastern man.T'S MOVIng pictures.: 3 nse ; Try a pottle of Harte's Cough Mix- ceuvres Lo day, received.a cable- | or Spe ns comme to Sarasa mo © Un usually complete Display ; Mr.a.E \u2018 ure, \u20181 gram from a) er, which alleges + j 2 ; x \u201c 3 À pa Barnsrd IB .- For Ch that the- Spaniards interf inlariy\u2019 the homesteads eloug the.tio ; à sir gas, RÉ Sr ENTER Lo NA a ie with the Sultans.Government, The Ta ee ete \u201cRE or.evening gowns It is 5; cencrely admitted that Pearl Mr.O.R ite remedy.despatch declares that the Spaniards ete id\" there \u2018éra-now seven\u201d or : snes.are oom \u201cthe.oficials not, to T°TS 190; \u2018thero ge mow' seven or |.Trimmmings are the most \u2018desirable.Tt Follows that women soole; Mr.IB take \u2018 adriinistrative' micasures, which z SL Cis Ml J A.HARTE; Druggist.Have been ordered by the Sultan, nor tui was rea Sao qi phanins eve pou now should be particularly interested EE § 150 Notre Dame.Street West.have consulted the authorized lacal a ates Canora, Sept Sisuits the! 5, - m wing 0.Pearl Trimmings\u2014larger than ever before.Mr.Rich- Spanish \u2018officials = Touchwood Hills are going to-bè popu- =.2 qq Included : are: \u2018novel - effects in turquoise, shell, rose, coral, 2.Cal- MARRIAGE Licarsss.EE BELGIANS NOT.Le 6 lous aariottort come\u201d a a 6 \u2018aron: Col.DISBANDING.: CS = ; ; dy- ;\u2018 The., exquisitely âne workmanship of these Parisiin Gilt ; He \u2018 ere reappoin ferty, a mechanic who.is servi ;( pei ndérs' them peculiarly acceptable as ts.The de- ny int ndMarvellously bow in ries mie foioving Sppeintments wer tonnes in de courir et | in.aro novel on vœumually grata, imparting to.ther ! : or\u2014.0 n, re-elected theft, is oocu his t a In re: j THE BIBLE HOUSE - grand chancellor; - Dr.H.\u2018Spencer, het, ! 8 Slcupying bis ime.ine ; frames: \u2018the - highest degree.of artistic refinement.Only the fact 5 GC & 74 UNION AVENUE bell GE = Vid 8 Curis G.= Ë ne he expects.to ghde.oft the| .*.hpi frames are manufacturers\u2019 samples, makes it possible atri i , } cour use roo when his.term ends.\"0.= pfasteuck, R: S.: W.Armetrong, master of ex-| Rafferty saw Atwood pass: down.the| - 1e: S fier them to-ziorrow at.half these, their usual prie 1.00 5 Knighton, 1sna08 i Hn, chequer; Mr.A.\"M.Dick, G- M; A.; C: Hudson\u2019 recently.on his.way\u2019 from 5 \u2026 327.00 ry Mr.Vi.PAWNBROKERS, © | Home, tn inner.guard; Mr.E.8 Pou- | St.\" Loufs to-New.ork \u2018and\u2019 the de-| ; rate ?; aw, Migs ) No.115 © Un, 0.pdd AT \u201cire to: ye seized 1.him is ol 0° ; ms de : Tourists, of: \u201ctions + a po of gifts appropriate or any oo= .ARE 2s to acd cn Di Dianomds \u2014 x i wt \u201c ondton.would: Be: well.ddvised: to visit this section to-morrow.+ rsa, Dry\u2019 Govt.Thus - Lo SL .FE pee = _ - CES = 4.= : 2 a ; - Lh q ., a Lu .: ; A.n 5 _ .Ne Mrs.M:- cc Lo = Co : = > NN 20 dee Souq.5 PE EDR PE REP TANGER Fad = r= : \u2019 a, ak spores SR RTE 1 Ca i RE CFACTORER'S OVERPRODUCTION: OF - J jchaels a a : T- _ 02° = À } ; N ; - ve Lk Lon ~ : i 4 Vy ta \u201cCle PR LS | Mols-n - \u2014 |: : LE t EL P i 4 oc, TWTRN SERVICE BETWEEN MONTREAL to Clear a ow rices i.78, sMor- AND RIVIERE ER To | x.Mon.creme ERE A PIERRE.Wr.ol u es shall arouse us Seon public interest \u2026 This purpose is indicated by | : Sir aa next the Canadian Northern.-Quebbc- à ¥ The.Parier afforded purchasers is immense, Cre s AB À way trains running between Mont- an .resen- .i oy real and Grand Mere will be extended\u2019 50 savings \u2014 Hd Cut Glass for 2 I.\u2018Miss.A.In Tun between Montreal and Riviere: a.«2e na | Mrs.J .Pierre Jct, thereby providing a\u201c good.| = \u201c4 angman, connection for the Lake St, John Dis- : ly, each; $8.00.a Special\u201d Price, each, $5.00.= 8 Wu trict on Saturday nights, A Paire of.Sugar Bowls \u2018and Cream Jugs, brilliant pat- je Rether- \u2019 \u201csat\u201d on: Baccarat b apX¥s.Usually, per pair, $4.50.5: bids, Mr.: ; 75.1 C.Rid- ASSOCIATION oF ATRYMEN, ecial Price, per pair; $2.1 \u2014 Ee eon.hale : \u2018Exquisite | Cut Glass.Togs capacity three pints, cut on 2 aiiel Mr Start Campaign Agais Agai \u201cpor e crystal: \u2018blanks\u2019 in very brilliant and effective designs.2 E.net the Present ox Ruther: Federal Tuberculin Test .| Usually, each, #7.00.Special Brice, each $5.00.a eC For Cows, Co e.riety of styles: Usually, per « dozen, $1.25 to $1.75.Special = dame ou vient, ape vire els, mr cafes; ete should particularly n note this price.- rginla, est a ., ; : ; = and Maryland, members of the Pro- - = \u2014\u2014 = eit v lucers\u2019 Association of Dairymen of \u2014 - .: \u2014 these states, started a campaign at 5 their 1 ; ra testi inside! course on, Sept.7 of that year, E » Vaillancourt who kept a private agai ast the ! meeting here to-day sine.alee itt pa and\u2019 the \u2018Mayflower\u2019 won by twelve | ool known as the Ecole Noel on + : e present federal tuberculin bulle at Lewlev's yard t nds.The second St.Christophe street, according to the \u2019st for cows.The killing of cows ton.She was, in general aj ppear- minutes and Ture for lack wind, vietim, lured him in to the building.aflictea by the.first: stages of tuber- joe: \u2018much: like the \u2018Puritan,\u2019 with the | race was, a failure for lac et = ao | a mn D Ici a el .f I © se + Wosis was denounced, and a resolu- \u2018game\u2019 straight stem and overhanging Sépt.9, but two days later y- jand after g glass of liquor, an \u2018ion will be drafted and presented to Longress asking for the repeal of the iW permitting this practice.It is roniended that the: \u2018milk 4s not af- NL by the presence of the\u2019 disease Is inciplency.~~ * \u2018 Co.ie OPENING OF NEW ORGAN.The new pipe organ of the Church Hf ! the Good Shepherd ,will be used for |- Of Queen Victoria, have.on: revived fo \u2018he first time on Sunday morning, coming\u2019 .on in many.delightful m - flower won by twenty-nine minutes talking queerly, fired three shots at hres os pe cms of and, nine seconds, - over \u2018a course of |him, for no cause whatever.twenty miles: to leeward and.return © \u2018The accused denied the story of from the Scotland Lightship.- Coulombes, and said that Coulombes = When the \u2018Thistle\u2019 appeared asa |.wanted some money, and he gave him - the Howe \u2018 challenger, in 1887, the \u2018Volunteer\u2019 was enough to get a meal.When they - : ae Ea a: SaCEERE.a8 Tad.pod.been: produced by Burgess, and \u2018the \u2018May- |'met again he said Coulombes oo : big \u2018Puritan,\u2019 losing her first, three,con- | flower\u2019 was put into commission as a him a drink if he would go with him.tests with: the old defender.But by.con- trial horse.\u2018The *Volunteer\u201d won east- | to the school room.Upon ascending: stint work over.her, under the direct |'Iy, and then BE.D.Morgan, who.had the stairs he claims Coulombes ask-./ .s peryigion of\" \u2018General Paine, she purchdsed the \u2018Mayflower,\u2019 turned her ed for more money, being refused, n \u201cfo : of ually found: herself; and by the jnto a schooner and raced her for sev- whereupon he fired at.Vaillaîncourt, - \u201cFmame of.the \u2018Madeline;\u2019 pas \u2018been: \u2018ton- \u201ctime or the 'Néw York: Yacht: Club erai yéars with varying success, when Sentence will be given Tater in the Ses\u2019 Ÿ domned and rés \u2018suk\u2019 In \u2018Tampa: Bay ; fo.Lp cruise of 1386.: she wéa in\u2019 2e \u2018she was\u2019 sold out of the yachting fleet.| sion.- | CASTOR IA Villian Hem challenged | ee t againét the \u201colder oats, the urls = For Infants and Children.> ana\u201d \u2018Peiscilia; dnd the \u2018Atlantic: scies\u201d \u2018 : i Kind You Hare Always Buoght a A of King's.Henoh vor, \u201c \u201cthe \u2018Court 3 Jp \u2018terday Mr.Justice Trenholme - be | the ie © \u201cJoseph, Viailancourt guilty -of.attempt Signature of 1 01] to.muriler: Joseph: Conloiabes.0 Ce TEEN 7 Ar sept.17.The organ i6 a two-manual .\u201con \\ Friday we: shall.place: on sale- a ; quantity of Lacés\u2019 at very.low prices,\u201d One.of the large\u201d Lace Houses \u2018offered our \u2018buyer these oddments or loom ends at a special price, and we are therefore.\u2019 able to offer you to- -morrow thé two- following {ots or oy, \u201ccomiifrises -GQuipure and: Qrientät and Cream, ice Sl tically -all_cofars in Black, Wi \u201c300 New York Waists Made of fine quality Liness.Ali beautifully laundered.'- Seven different styles; Co Eh Fine embroidery and ee \u201crings : | Centre and side fastepi + i | Werth $1.75, 3200 3d $250; Fy 1 $180 | is the best value.Lacs E ging and inser oy ertions in pras | Cream, .Brown, 1° \u201cIori ath\u2019 thay range from.pen; pars à ve ar\u201d had JE We.offer.them to you.Fray per ard.tions in Whi FES Ya inch up t to 8 inches ve.would For FUT) sompriese, Guipure; Gfjental Allover: : Laces in whi is j _ Cream silk embroidered allover, 18 \u2018inches wide, in Solon a i ag Black, Whites, Grey, OldRose, Bläck and White, Brown, lors in.many dainty patterns, d sell from 78 u up to $1.26 Green 4 and.store Price.33, per yard: | per yard.+ per yard: \" Suong Leather Cloves ~~ hamois ict e Gloves f \u2018Pair, 39 # es pi = Au per Pair .Ât, per Gloves for big and small boys and girls.chase we\u2019 secured, something\u2019 vd \u201cver 1000-pairs ot Lame Te Gloves, well > in every way.On Frid | Fall es good cut, pique sewn, \u201cor with: \u2018 ut Brown, Sizes 00 a 1 6 \u201c1 a raw.edge fi ni 1+ 1000.yards Fancy Flannellettes j in- soft Lens fan À desi - Regular: salue TO and 1216; F Sl EA do arid oF Fo oy ol Fibres i in sp of color, both pe and dark, suitable for loués, re ; The designs are: in Polka Dots and small pans | both h plain and bordered.Prices .39 to .50 per yard, | Hew so Si bof an \u201ces he VeprenIY Tr \"prvorprtt frock, Js in doxe gray: \u2018charmeuse; the! or de-brime Was: Frunded by nt 4 Diomede- \u2018Falgonfo, he \u2018delegate; | ; ve Ir \\ \u201calso.had parts \u2018in: the _exerc ego: was: \u201cfouk god.Hine) - Joseph -Flagel, one of =the : plopear priests.of \u201ctank \u2018steamer \u2018Batoum,\u2019 \u201cthirteen : = out: from] Port.Arthur, ring ar a- 4.ast, arrived.he §-mo) Ing.1s-.An le \u2018She wil cet repair répairs- \u2018m me Léna Sa kit v ar gray.straw hat.trimme: pti 14; Fistor} place: of ed, à sive.imamate: Rother; Cathosfie notable | 1.rt \u201claymen thè- United : States aa - tinger af J our.Model and that: \u2018the\u2019 debate following\u201d .St.e of.the : \u2018suddenty.ori :that vessel here.An apparent good sel ens ie : \u2018having played cards with several.of the + trouble -was: the.cause.of.kis >.his deise.The deceased-wes-55-yesrs-Pf j of are,and.is survived .by,a widow-and three- \u201cChildren, Who.live- at Valleyfleld,, 3 Sr, 5 [supply your \u201cBousohold.from sist\u2019 line, no: ie for.a\u2018yoyng gir Is \u201cof.green: chiffon falling\u2019 from: Quaker gle.\u2018being carried: out in\u2019 ith plush Bink roses.report i tho: den frs od to estixate the : subject was, present- \u201cJudge\u201d \u2018Erm- \"A \u2018Thomas, .proposed that éned'{there \u2018shoüld:'be a union - or ündér- | UH! standing between.churches \u2018 as to \u2018mis | § Church, that EE ominittes be- eppoint-/ ed to moet: \u2018with \u201ca committee \u2018of all tes \u2018other Protestant.churdhes, \u2018the\u2019 subject of: \u2018church : union.\" This 5 was renriied.I RU IE , Tre _ mest, Septeratier Barly this]: Ro! rning; Capt.\u2018Albert : Major, who-had Æontreal: \u2018ranmportation \u201cvery > He pes r.18\u2014 \"ast x Fresh termilk I Furs and \u201cExclusive.Fall Fashions at : sxconD pay oF SPEOIAL SHOWING OF \u2018Ladies\u2019 Outer Apparel C0 - Ba - The well lighted, comfortable showrooms of pointed store, devoted to Women's .Now replete the et hoüges abroad having \u201c contributed to these superb dis- ~ plays: = day when ping to Buy.to See\" as 77 The showing as a whole dom\" ne, every outer pacs INDIVIDUALITY of style: Tp Ban ep Tar Millinery .is finely ap- Needs Poe We welcome visitors as cor- when \u201cshopping to dress roule the woman who sesks vasa : FUR: COATS, : SETS\u2019 AND rie SETRE \u201c\u201c\"NEW-GOWNS and co - \u201cDRESSES, = ° \u201cTWEED, SILK AND VELVET COATS.' IMPORTED AND \"OUR.OWN .MILLINERY.TAILOR\" MADE AND \u201cFANCY- SUITS.- PLAIN-AND:FANCY - - BÈOUSES, # aveu um \u201cFor.+ BE RDPE inet md FR gms» Ea] Tae ARTS À + 4FREE - DRAWING -AND INDUSTRIAL CLASSES .WE Enos 7) =.| \u201cPuptis-éan énfrol immediately at the os, Hout Nios \u2018Building.i L _SecretarysJ+P.L.Bérubé.tion, apply to the IND VAKFACTIRES «.- CAS \\ say if | \u2018scHooL \u201cAnsaion of 1011-12 si spas cn 304 Gotaber 101 1 dau 02002 ete ose Sut.\"GLEN f° 100p.e.of dll whe wrote in Ji a Large staff \u2018of for the pres sod the Tozonko MA WR te a x :: 651 SPADINA AVENUE, TORONTO * 3 so I RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ainLe- 1910 and July I811 mairiculsted 4 enced teachers and niversities and for professors, Native French sad sh ees hating snd cies torms of recreation.or Propaise pou de \"MiSs VALS, Principal.CL = He FamaTomy | +.If Cy to 4 a \u201cARTHUR H; .Tdpéon, Dollese #$.IVIDUAL ES TRUCTION.- Ge Rye daly.sorcier ms OUTRE BEN.Salons ine a \u2014 \u201cpee mame ere 1886.ra AYING, \u20ac sois AND | Mu Semis a CLASSES for October 2nd.:: ley \u2018Court ; : ter Sept.| Exhipiting th Newest Fa ae \u201cYour visit will be app 1 \u201cFeatures ted.2 Ee iu THODE TAUGHT BI BY UBSES ARN THORO RSTNGUNT FLETCHER - MUSID \u201cMiss GRACE MocLAREN es ;\u2026 \u2026 ASSISTED RY.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 \u2026 miss, Doxa WOOD or.IL Graduate 1911) ae Miss: HELEN COLLAR it PENS SEPT.13th._ CO iL SCHOOL RE \u2014 £ 3 WL » .\u201c ; » \u2019 .Y.M.0A.BUILDING; DOMINION SQUARE, MONTREAL H BUSINESS COURSE, CO SPECIAL FRI UGE AND FRA Interview at the College from 2 UPTOWN 4297.- A.W.TOUNG, Principal.-2 \"METHOD +308 Ine W., Montreal.PY fa is \u201cHost modern scliool ofits\" us on demand.ANG US CAZA, Prin.dn FER ALY La + i FREE COURSE-; of Twenty \u2014 in French.\u2018Learn .to sp write and rea - French at- your = _ ir comfort.- w.Godard, > \"P.O.\u2018Box\u2019 873, oi UNT PLEASANT dd wo Teacher of Music.= mu ne \"awe w mmme \" - =a = -> am ne 8 erurrrmosur ane TrRIRC robs beeen» > mem Subp ibisaRoreRePshevrREN ar nto Roamer rua §.Mes lovee nnws Awa ® am® | CLASSES RESUMED pd 16TH.4 Prospect! 8 \\ mera ee meet caps \u2014e1 eee Lea od so Dein J y he Toad the \u2019 De À I.\u201c ather oO McDonald.M.A, B.D, ve Cobalt, Ont, to Mary Brock Macfarlane.\u2019 DE MIL \"MEE \u2014 on September 12, \u201c= hs at \u201cthe Methodist parsonage, West- boro, pont.by- H.E.War- M.A., B.D.Miss Frances Mee, \u2018 or \u2018Shawville, Quebec, to Mr.Charles : + - Milner, of Westboro, Ont.-.\"SNIDER \u2014 HICKS \u2014 On Bept.7, 1911, at Westboro, Ontario, by the Rev.Hit E.Warren, .B.ims Olive, \u201cI.daughter of Mr.Joseph \u2018Hicks, of Eng- \u201c land, to Mr.William Henry Snider, of Westboro, Ontario, ; \"DTA a REA \u2018 Oo e » - home est.12, -1911, mare the Rev.Dr.James Woodswor of Winnipes, iz father of the room, assisted \u2018by the or ev.w .Harold Frederick T.Woodsworth, of\" sido, Japan, to Ade Frances, daughter\u2019 of Mr.and ] F.Chown, Kingston, Ont, RRR EY SS Le TARR ry ae Re PE WT 0 ee, : Die.\u2014 At Winnir pes, on Sept.10, hg i way dow of the :late ek Ww.ae \"af Yor san.i Be is DART \u2014.On Sept.151501,\" Wynn, 538, Sep wife .of Henry Je wi Oo Dart, and siden Spans of, Thes.= Hayes.: dar\u201d ; 7 Funeral on- Friday,\u2018 16h instant, at 2 2 2:30 pm.from 413 de Antoine street: | At Gananoque, Ont; on Sept.EMERY \u2014 10, - 1911, Mary À Bradley, wife 2 Geo re merry, \u2018Beq., $a harikend\u2019 year IBEOPSON \u2014 \"OT get 11, 1811, st Ter - \"Gloncester late restdenon; a ae treet, © Toronto, Her Tbbotaoni \"in \u201cBet 4% & arms pital, X Montreal.\" J.Mira + Funeral vi asd Hace on Satu :, \u2018Sept.18th,-at 8.30 a.m, from her la 7, résidence, : # to - mteamboèt 1 SN at Andrews, Que.2 ERY \u2014 Ip this city.of Mr, and oR a st A : \u2014\"On Oulton ut on Ti 0 c Mabel, w wife © Soin 8 Bas ele mw.MEMORIAM loviag ame of BY tts, this life.on | \" loving \u2018Busband! end a tor Fs > Gone, but not\u201d Sedat for the \u2018 PLATTS.\u2014 In dear husband, departed sending \u2018notices above \u2018 ing Eh will be romptiy maîle or esses : : » jte Conds Shree ésnts will be UE doi OF FRE LATE SÉLOMOU STONE PUBLIC NOTICE.is hereby op en hat ij the u undersigned h has been gs.the -v \u201cestate Sr Sucoes- gs, on \"of the late te Solomon Stone, in his \u201cMfetinre of the City\u2019 of M Montréal, gentleman, by jud nent of he Superior Cou rt \u2014 of of the 8th a September.1911, and | that the aigned has voluntarily se- , Certnd the sald charge.a * Montreal, September Late 1911, 7 ; IN-GROWING NAILS cailosities, warts, bunions, eto.skilfully | years\u201d experience in-Londen.Consul.wi.tation free, Paimsr\u2019s, #41.8t.Osthe- rine Saat west.\u2018Phone Us.4207., TOTIOE \u2018 HEREBY GIVEN 2 5 that IN Horsfall, of the city : and District of Montreal, Aceountant, 7.will apply to the.Patliament of Can: its next.ensu ac for 4 of Divoreé_ from Pome Rosa Famer Horafall,, on, re e kroung- su # of tad ! u tery.a ntréal,- August 28th, it \"JACOBS 7 LL \"COUTUR tôrneys dar App TEE ant .Mr, Charles \u2018Cutross, for many years\u2019 - asgoelated with the Nordheimer Plane Co., \u2018has accepted a similar important | position.with Layton Bros.as manager - ofi their.\u2019reéentiy - acquired Acollan Pianola department.A \u2018cordial invi- \u2018 \u2018tgtion is extended.to patrons and gorld-ra Pi ola Piano Bros.55 thering \u201cex {orig pagn.Sere Raber Le TE Lochee 92: Cowie, died émter dar.He \u201cotherwise no notice can be taken of .HOLLOWAY \u2014 On Aug.81, 1911, at 114 Zaibelin]\u201d § the | BIRTHS, MARRIAGES.AND nEATHS Je whoge Dames ap- = ments of birth, marriages and deaths (without extended obituary or versée).free of charge, in which case name | and address of subscribers should ins, ate hal Sept, | du the 87th year.9 jept, \"144°F- ==, | ally he hedged by saying}, pends.\u2019 F ageney, taking entire Charge of the | \u201cothers to visit the mew home of the | pen Baron | cler Fes doubtful tagulty .Lice pif the winner of.ire\" so Pending races.\u201cFM Mr 3 fully the sjtuation-in \u201cwhic SE treated \u2018by sn expert who has had 20 1 Foes Marsden bad b Pair it SUMMARY OF THE PRECEDING .CHAPTERS.Mr.Harry -little © London an mie tant \"of dreaming certainty ~The puzzling question: whether.staking money on suc \u2018taintiès would be gambling is prought ; m to his curate.carried, fong.Sha Tation.of the diffident cul ate\u2019s Flaten es .At h other matters, and at once et gain possession, of him, AN however, ars forestalled by Mr, Brighton,\u201d editqr \u2018àf the Wire.who\u201d ate | cures and mafely .hides the &reamer.on behal?of the sporting page of | ar pe Myninis being soon cet on Thatters\u2019 than mere sport the naval » Pr gramme \u201cof the Trine Government, ox announced jn advance to a sta pleated Th fate abduction ca the immedia ate abdu Mymms by Lygons.Desparately.! Mars den turns to Cecilia who for thé gr her oon ygons in his love for - her.same ims, Potomac, in n confumtion site \u2018Murphy, of the Net 7 \u2018discovered Mymms's.Enereabouts.an plan to secure him.- Cecilia, however, \u2018Fots the.needed que from Lygons, and arsden is able to get\u2019 ahead of\u2019.them, and secure Mymms, but only 2 have \u2018him immediately abducted \"For-, feldt who carries.him off to- he Te \u201cer.During the German wheedling of\u2019 the much-tried little man, no plan presents itself to Marsden, until itis pfopo by Potomac and Murphy that Pacis shall go to Kiel and engago the effec- tions of the impressionable young German Prince Hans Joseph, the securing of Mymms being left to her ingenuit Tt after > hich England and America wi share him, Cecilia overrides all ak der tions, and In the \u2018Universe; the private \u2018yacht of the proprietor of the \u2018F rares in charge of Murphy, and with Potomac on \u2018board, \u2018goes to Klel, Prince Hans Joseph 1s an e&sy prey and soon secures Mymms.| under the pretext of showing im the fleet.Once they dre on board the y&cht Murphy sets sail, sends the prince.off on a second - yacht and tells .Potomac that \u201che is now the prisoner.Potomac, ceeing.that he las been tricked, Jeclden | | to.lie low wy New York is Tenched, CHAPTER - XIV.\u2014Gontinusd.\u2018the humorous side of the situation.| _ VE looks like it,\u201d he &greed._; \u201cMurphy\u201d grew suddén:y grave.\u2018Of £OuLES, he \u2018said, \u2018the old.girl will be troublesome, but what is worrying mé a \u2018good deal more is the care of' Lady- Cecilia.\u2019 \u201cPotomac indulged in.the smile of a man who sees difficulties-ahead \u2018which be knows do not belong to him.+ \" \u2018I\u2019 guess,\u201d he sald coolly.and with + some alice, \u201cthat -that- is your \u2018fu- to it may be \u2018sald 88 t's.Dot myself who.My buried at sea: It now éceurred to\u201d Murphy that 10] | order to avoid complications it would | bo \u201cbetter to get below.He- was ot fated Ethe ma to 0 proprastinate when $ hres F ight areas and try Pan is 8is doutes | out\u2014-or be flatténed out\u2019 htimsé) went down to the saloon full of: a ore erbearing confidénce -begotten- of the +} knawledge\u2019 \u2018that the odds were on his on st i - Potomac \u2018OR.\"Now, \u201cwhile Murphy had talited\u2019 with bcilia had \u2018found: herself fice 10 is with extraérdin- arily uncomfortable problems below.First, : It was, necessary.to fescue Jemima Skeffington \u2018from: com- t pléte prostration following on hysterics.| \u201c| Cecilia solved this particular problem by handing.over the saving old woman into.the safe keeping of a strong- pind M ed American stewardess,\u2019 whose tic.\u201cBut Lady.Cecilia.was mat to be disposed of In this fashion, and Murphy required -all his cold, impertinedt audacity to face Cecilia, naw.~~ -* Of Mymms he took no account; and.Mymms rémained, cringing and.cow-\u2019 ering and muttering, on one.of the couches in the saloon.It \u2018was\u2019 not\u2019 necessary for Cecilia to.demand an explanation.Her instinct Tovealed to her the whole truth.It revealed the whole truth .to her so \u201cplainly apd so-completely that \u201c, À was somewhat Aaken aback by her first: LL \u2014} question.oc : 3 WFhat \u201cdo you propose 1 to ao.with me | bugil we: reached: Aer : rica?she \u2018ask, Samet Ce #- For-a- second -or \u2018so Murphy, was.Sat his wit's end to -find.an.answer.Fin- At Just.de- |.\u2018It just depends,\u2019 suggested Cecilia \u2018whether I am troublesome or not?.Murphy sctually - blushed.He.was not \u2018in - the \u2018habit of cornering lady {: members of the \u2018English aristocracy.\u201cff reckon,\u2019 Said uneasily, \u2018that \u2018that's- about \u2018the size -of it.\" ; \u2019 It.is hard for a man, and much harder for a woman, to pass.suddene ly from one phase of life to \u2018andther-| Jolt.hitterly, oh Tesent- now plaéed.: .ix She re recognized: that she.Was a Prise \u2018 £ oner - on board \u2018an \u2018American ship.She \u2018appreciated with an entirely\u201d womanly |.for \u2018shame that she had Played a base and She was as, distressed as to what fâte of P rings Hans- a ee ALE the ane.man who.migh ve yen « support: She realized, with Ë südädén Knowledge | \"of .her-\u2018own \u2018Impotence, that it was Marsden; and Marsden alone, apo aed :her of.despair TE deemed to crown : -her des | \u2018tha ant tent \u2018which wiped \u2018him: out, + It peemed .to her that.Marsden | had Seen gambling with\u2018 his coun try\u2019s safety when he made \u2018this; sons ct.with Potomac : and.\u201cMus ecilia was very.fear\u2019 ing, but she know that she.op rfectly .legitimate Tixury Pagiands stake Woglé be- entirely lost.She gave ¢ one.swift glance at Mymms, aemie |.has adamamie | , nd Mymnis himself, to the cons while matters are.further core Sersta C agrees Lo; \u2018entourage : = 4 The voyage fromi Mes eat «pute: EF.ods were; to say the least of It, \u2018ajas-1 ; Murphy | 6: was ping her hands.disgraceful trick upon an honest man.| Kitty.oseph.Te add\u2019 \u2018to her distress of mind, she.= felt that shé wag entirely.eut 'off from |.sae TE Tr \u201cJ what to- buy, }-them to think ) Bi she di til, utero that tt wa ssary \u201cfor her.to-play.: 80 \u2018ahie*: ateeleë na bo, her .patriotism.Eby Sin the world for'a patriotism\u2019 of all\u201d wonien is ¢anfldence in gome wretched- ably wholly inadeguate\u2014little 1 ed.on prob: ee to \u2018England.\u2019 You are noth-.u a \u2018fraud and a.petty thief} | a, pouitosrige | ee > nd ans was 8 ee an ai wpman, \u2018and fd came, ; i take nued, EU done 2 3 i aeees Jo | ony \u201cné a \u2018dead\u2019 ant.on your \u2018hands.\u2019 i \u2018The vigor and\u2019 Bitterness.brace mms, : probe only a \u2018woman; thought Nymme 0 \u201chimself condescendingly : ahownets \u2018of his little mind, Hoot she's right.Ym nét going to, be a Yank, any /more than was soins E52 , times \u2018when.a : terpretation of \u2018discretion 18-the better Just as well hold his tongue.held hig tongue now; to be: silent.\u201cHé.walked out\u2019 \u2018of tne saléoi.and gave certain drädérs to the chief officer of the yacht, \u2018As a-résult Mymnis wés Mur)! in:Mr; Higgins\u2019 -o \u201cprivate cabin, moment was Prine vd Fumoientiy \u2018Prince - Hans-Joseph is h Potomac Jaughed with ken relish at a man to tell the Pa tlié .whole.\u2018truth, and nothing but \u2018the truth when _ \u2018he-set foot on German soll.=.a The truth and.the.whole truth was: immediately wired to the- Kalser.As.- What the Kaiser thought and w r \u2018sald it 1s unnecessary 1 record ediately retired to à fortress nes ships.in the 8 sailed foi the: wide Atlantic.: But Mr.Higgins, \u2018betig a million\" naire-end a roulé sojimonnaire at at that | possessed a a yacht be| Boel, RF.2ny ward warship.noi ge So.Tae, c Steria gra svseated ern ships, - the \u2018Universe\u2019 bnsclently- hte off Fanny a on preventing any toñimunication be- \u2018tween \u2018Cecilia\u2019 and Mymms.- Potamac, assuming an indifferent attitude, ra like Brer\u2019 Rabbit, to.lying low ant |= said nothing.- Ln Thé skipper of the \u2018\u201ctütverse; what had 8 certain affection .\\Frotested \u2018a selves.|.new to Ph p \u2018signed Marjorie.\u201cSo- *-echoed Clyde, ~ = .Me, \u201ctog: chimed Mamma - at the sewing:machine |: \u201cwith a: big pile of little frocks and aprons beside her, but she wasn't t06 busy to try 1 happy.\u2018Jappore you, play store; \u2018sald she._: pue \u201cYou are 5 Che w very: bestest mamma\u2019 to\u2019 think.of Ihings,\".ald Marjorie, clap-\u2018|.= st; \u2018The very \u2018astest,\u201d eied Clyde.and: Kitty \u2018toge 1 \u2018You ee usésithe.tolling.lap-table, or :@ counter, \u2018But t two.as can rest that vied : sr ane * y us aroun Flooking very \u2018fmpo : t fun\u2019 botiing res dy.Bé- the counter.were: range the | children\u2019s \u2018larger toys, and.upon 1 were \u2018the! little : girls dolls.\u2019 ae.rabbit; Tabby, the calico.cat; and a.\u2018rubber dog: \u201cMamma\u201d: brought three oranges and \u2018three sticks candy in.a and knic erbackers \u2018and à.paper.cap.| perched an his \u2018curly head.+ \u2018The litle sir] custômerg Were provided \u2018with money.in the shape of check-: .|-er8, white.ones being.dimes.2nd the la black ones pennies.: Clyde was a\u201d very \u2018obliging stote- {Keper,- for hé.tald_his \u2018cugtomers Just instead '6f \u201cwalting \u201cfor what they wanted, so 1t {wasn't long before everything was sold, l'éxosptine the oranges and candy; Then \u2018+ offer to pay for it.Tou will please to - show\u201d : rt patriotism only 1s, main fing il > a Woman, Decpuse the | p e 50e: ; 880.x d are hail tod, of ottawa.af Lady: \u2018Cecilia\u2019 ne oh.Murphy.served \u201ctoy ; ta be-a an.\u2019 = \u2018The aa ady is._Hght;\u2019 | A : Mytams crie: .aloud.\u2018I'm an Bngligtimay, LAE eu | ; \u2018can.do what xou candidates ui Join gine aval Colle X in Jan- Roy Tres the co case at the (College is \u2018certain wo years and the cost ts, in- d standing -empt a quarte cluatng PU a ose an forte for d alt Section ajonguide pay pre Bomestead.rice expenses, is Approx ely or, the 00 Pen es $50 for the second year.\u201cButles per eut veside u the home- seat year and $ upon passing out-of College, Cadets \u2018wil} d or pre- emption, six monthe in each :be rated Midshi mn, &nd will -recelve of six years from te of homestead on PRY atthe rate of per diem.4ry (including the and elt ean .Parents of intending candidates should homestead patent) eal \u2018made, - 0 has been placed make \u2018application to.the Secretary Civil acres extra wh exheuatel His Li \u2018estimées | tn bas Shaver Comision, OutaWe, before 15th homered Rent ag Stuns obtain + 1 er dom 5 information can be obt re-emption m.| se! Ti ine gstimutol 3 nil The as wèrk \u2018enable te the\u2019 Becretary.1 qe homeateas re Buttes Joli cts, Frcs the es re ment Of hori dd Hrd av tes years, cultivate a = - dey Buffieish ; tod: tige WI horized- Be gone of.\u201chis noe Fe in $end\" tht ee 5 ins worth 5 .draft \u201cvéssels ths | 4 Hee 1.not.pe\u201d \u2018paid CO A RAI pr fiehod + 5 cor sur, dise Deputy Minieier of the.Naval fem puty of the e Mintater ob the Interior.i, dis aL: tof the: Neva), Service.SE NB nanthortra4.sntllention of this as Ugust ist, 191%.Ene will Dok \u2018be x i fit © the wit wit impé it is says cipal con: men Con is Ber of anxiety.Orders from Vienna «ed nn the report that the Franro- aman negotiations had broken add- to the weakness of the shares.tsches Bank declined 2 1-8 and ger leading bank shares declined 2° 13-4 ana 1 1-8 respectively.par from the technical groukas.ther: is no reason for the depression.transpired with refer- ace to the international situation justifying alarm.The newspapers continue mostly to be optimistic.=v Some of the papers, for instançesthe\u2019 Nothing has fied with the reports of the French rejoinder on the Moroccan question.other reputable Journals comment calmly in favor of France and the notable absence of any rattling: of gabres.On the other hand, the Pan- German press is indulging in another ft of Anglophobia.England and.not France is the enemy, is the burden of the attack.Some of the papers clamor more or less directly for war ni eat Britain.si Eee naneial press declares that the ith, 3rawal of French gold does not imperial the German market, or that it is actuated by political motives.It gars that the Rothschilds are the vrin- cipal ones to withdraw their gold, in connection with large cash requirements in Brazil.SENTENCED FOR LIFE Confessed to Having Abducted | and Murdered Child Annie Lemberger.Madison, Wis.September 14.\u2014John, otherwise known as \u2018Dogskin\u2019 - John- mn, last night confessed to the abduction and murder of little Annie Lemberger, the seven-year-old: ehild.whose body was found in Lake Mon- ona last Saturday.He was.immediately sentenced by Judge Anthony Donovan to life imprisonment A few minutes after his confession snd sentence, Johnson was taken in an automobile by Sheriff Brown and hurried through side streets and across a the country to the state prison at Waupun.The greatest secrecy was maintained because of fears that Johnson might be lynched.[fl 8 BÉÉSBESSRENSS 28 1 Add Saturday on suspicion, but: after be- Ing questioned he was released,\u2019 The officers had - placed him under arrest.PRESIDENT TAFT.Leaves New England : for Tour 1 in the West, with speed\u201d LS Ringing in His Ears, 2 et } Beverly, Masa, September 14.\u2014 ; ness New England were:the \u2018messages.of cheer carried to President Taft yes- -terday - by~-Herbe > Worcester, Mass., president of the New \u2019 England Association of Commercial | Executives, and eighty members of] that association who motored to: Par- ramatta to say good-by.to \u201cthé\u201d chief.- executive before he starts West.The Godspeed was hearty.\u201cAs; you i ga out from among us on your \u2018long and ardiious tour,\u2019 said Mr.Davidson; \u2018we want you to go with the Godspeed of | To.New England ringing in your ears.© Other sections may waver, but we will .mt.You are president, and as such .ire entitled to our sympathy, our - loyalty and our unfaltering trust.And vou have this in abundant measure.\u2019 P 5528 The pledge of support to the presi- 1339 dent was as plain and hearty as the 1943 Godspeed.Mr.Davidson, applauded 7856 frequently by his associates, approved the president\u2019s course on reciprocity; his policy of conservation, and his de- 8471 termination that the tariff shall only | Se be revised, if he ia responsible, when & non-partisan body of men shall have reported that reductions In the tariff \u2018are warranted by the facts they have found.Even 1f the \u2018passion of \u2018the hour\u2019 precludes approval \u2018of \u2018the\u2019 pre- tident\u2019s action at this time, Mr.Da- ison declared history will Justify ve president received the deputation on the front lawn, and, after shak- Ing hands with his visitors, briefly thanked them for the \u2018stirrup cup of tonic\u2019 which they brought, and added that he would do his best to interest the people of the whole country in the issues of the day.4 i LC ab) PA a00socdo + REAL ESTATE n HAPPENIN( ONTARIO STREET\u2014Lot on Ontarto | street, near St.Lawrence.street; + bas been sold by Josgph Yi War- | jen, à D, to Peter Adelstein,- Jon.= URBAIN Urbain street, near Duluth avenue, has been sold b Company y the Royal Trust w for $6,768 00D ) AVENUE\u2014Buildings on Wood: avênue, Westmount, No.426, have been sold by William T.Rodden to George R.Boulter, for $10,500._.| - DOMINIQUE STREET\u2014BRBuildings on St.Dominique street, near Mary Ann have been sold by J.A.Cour- chene to Z.Gauvreau et al, for $3,050: ANDRE.:STREET\u2014Lot on St.Andre street, near Craig street, has heen sold by N.Chas.Singer et al » th Mrs.Leon Gauvin, for $3,590.LECRY STREET.\u2014G.Tolhurst- has ld to 8.Darling lots on Bleury yoreet, near St.Catherine, for $40.000, TRE DAME WEST\u2014J.-E.Rey has sold part of lot with buildings Notre Dame street west, near : En aS street, for $18,951.a NT ROYAL AVENUE .EAST.\u2014 ; Girard has sold to P, P.Renaud ot with buildings on Mount Royal Avenue, near Christophe Columb Avenue.for $12.000.- y CATHERINE EFAST\u2014I.Lande 2s sold to Nathan Lande part of lot Fith bulldings on St.| herine t, for rs near St.Elizabeth stré TTPGEON STRAET\u2014I.Fortin bas\u2019 8 = AT.; 23,0 we on Turgeon st, .St.Henri, for Pi FNOD AVENUE\u2014W.T.sold to G.R.Boulter 1 Sidence on Waad avenue, , * ent, for $10.500, x STARIO STREPT.\u20181.Warren\u201d as sold to P.Mth buildines on Ontario\u201d street, peal St.Lawrence stréet.for 87.754.RRI STREET \u2014Mra KH.\u201cGervais\u201d Wést- \u201cwossiche Zeltung,\u2019 profess to be ærati- |.Johnson was taken into custody omg him under surveillañce alt |.= day and in the evening once: more if \u2018Godspeed,\u2019 and the support\u2019 of budi-jq: éd P2000 0050 | 900 1 STREET\u2014Lot on St ° to Morris Maron et ah he 1d to S.Cousineau lot; with ball = câden nas with\" re- l'as arders or lodgers | during tae rou Adelstein,/ part.of lot |- se i Depart ent an \u2018tio Cn A , SAIL on she\u2019 \u2018arrive at Montreal a 0 pte i at \u2018Where RR vera Shout one Take\" thre:S Grand T ue steamer.\u2019 ; \u201cTO CARILLON - At \\UTIPUL OTTAWA RIVER.motarmisg, the River Hae, Pts «Garillon.wo H.HENRY, Tel.Main 1371 RAILWAY SYSTEM JLRAND TRUN real and Toronto is-the Finest and ONLY.DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE| Metween Montreal, Toronto, maires, | -Mlagars Falls, Detroit and Chicage T7 HOURS = To TORONTO \"international Limited\u201d |; Lvs.Montreal 9 a.m.for Toronto and | West.FOUR EXPRESS TRAINS DALY | = OTTAWA\" LA on MONTREAL, (RE turn Hmit, \u2018September 18th.GGDENSBURG.| \u2018Round Trip from MONTREAL ; $508 : Going \u2018Sept.15 19, 20, 21, 22, \u201c23.\u201cReturn limit, Sept.23.| WESTERN EXCURSIONS .Bound Trip from NTRBAL.PEAR Ube Mich, i BAY cf CITY, 2 Mon COVA Mièh.GRAN ES RAPIDS, Mich.] \u2018ST.PAUL, or MINNEAPOLIS, oO Minn, rail .8T PAUE or MINNEAPOLIS > Minn, via eroute.\u2026 D,'OHIO, via, B Buffalo, Sr.15 - Sud boa CLEVELAND.OHIO, via Detroit col \u2018boat.\u2026 .$18.00 ding September + \u201ci, \u201c16: \u2018return Hmit, Gctobèér 2nd.REDUGED \u2018FARES: To Pacific\u201d Coast Points: In n effect, 1 from September 15th to Octo- Mes \u2018rates to many ôther points.=z Leave rent 1 for Chicago on .on- days, Wednesdays and Fridays at I 20 p.m.-Berths available for accomm tion of passengers holding first or second class Hekets ret Pre ude o e da \u2018char @.onnêc Carrying cars of similar style \u2018at e Ole ae.cl HOMESEEKERS\" EXCURSIONS.Round Trip Tickets to Westarn Canada,: via Chicago, on sale, September 19: &t very low fares, SUMMER TOURS TO \" PACIFIC COAST: ~ In effect until.Sept.goth.80th.Roung trip | from Montres], vis \u2018Jauscuver, Victoria, tia o} sess | = BERET ma) | Mass oth directions .\u201cThe 10.30-p: m.train.is the-most | 4 Me niréal rye\u201d as, =.a _- \u201cronto.\u2014\"Nuft \u2018sea = Prt - oe solos the.Si of Es Lf ir: Ji.-_r Engineers and visability \u2018of saving.business trantacted y lMiminary advi perts.\u201cPrè- uest, Marion & Marion, He\u201d Montreal apd Wal CEN Nr, U8 2 ag ; ; : BOARDING.HOUSE List.| Persons wishing to receive.\u2018students -fpg session, commending Qc dare requested to communicate by letter 6 \u2018uni igned Before September | giving perticulars as io terms, - Every .application must -hs accom- n Q the pou, be n > y.w e new) by AS pas Sold to Charles Arnold! lot with.M18Ings on Berri streett\u201cwaar Dr: Chester street, for $11,250, wiv jersity.\u2018The 9.00 à,m.train between Mont=.; ;l + - Fastest Train in .Canada.Cat eh Ny |: s Returning \u201cimmediately aftetiithe - $38.00 \u2018 ber 15th nclusive.Way Seebrid-Class Colonist: Fares .frome ny ago, to Welson oy ancguver Ww bo ot, EE sa 10 \u2018Portland, i ames aoccouce San - Francisco, Los Angeles Ba Diego, Sr e free.onarges moderate]: i - Our Inventor's Adviser sent upon res.a 4: Quebec Bank.|.ashington,\u2019 or ed by.à: certificate.from the Health} sent taFy conde [To LE EE 2 2 i © Sppucast À en es mo 5,as to 4 ; revs al mmuntce nication: GE a dus MORTE TORONTO.> nt Cars, which excel id Ke, unes HS of se oir acco: mine dation, are.op this traln.The,r à ps La LE stops &\" 8 hese as \u201c80 e \u201cParlor: Cir.x oh train\u2019 AIRE aim.gthyz -.HUNTERS\u2019 EXCURSIONS A Mai FROM MONTREAL To.A 4 ttawa to\u2019 Temiskam sad ipa a Ironsides -to se Que.\u2019 A mL Que.| mi, LS and NE omervaf ebeo.Huberdesu, Que.- s SINGLE FARE Que., cluding: branches, via Q Morin Flats = AT FIRST-CLA \u20ac = E + Repurning.De 5 w dl ec.koh Station at 1:35 pm.and L55 pm.ent ts over! Tip, 25c.Bux.your .t on sale at 218 St.sor d Whydaor Hotel Zn ation I EXCURSIONS + # eptember\u2019 \u201814; 15, - alld to return\u2019 nti Se.2nd, ibn, ; RATES FROM MG ONTREAL.- DETROIT, Mich.|.i reais ses BAY CITY, Mic SAGINAW, es MEL NT NC RES in M; ah oe coll .ary ve ee ke i ni cole.HBA via Muskoka\u2019 cout.via DORE \u2018Ste.- | - Marie direct; via'Detreit ah6\" Chi ST.PAUL\u2019 \u2018or MINNEAPOLIS, go! REDUGED FARES py 15th to Oot, 164%, inclusive, + Second-Class Colonist Fires from Montreal to - Melson and \" Fa ot _ _ Fie So \" lin) 542.20 EE Plate gere on $800 Low rates to many other Senta, | ; CHEAP | EXCURSIONS eo = mite) nas Ee RE ; ox 31st.HONESEEIERS EE on | manitota, Sestatcheran, ui.er September 49th, - a ~ Tickets | {good for 88 days.dr Je es BE Telephon \u2018 gE Ra ER Bla tes RAILWAY on\" RA D ih Lise iiton only.RUE pistons, ¢ onus, K en | \"| SEPT.gh to.18th.3 | Special - Trains: eave Windsor Street {42 PT SSAUSONTA: Er êre Fr last |.a particulars dn appHcation to.2 :wPtokéèts one: way, - 15a; | ickets \u2018early andr avoid - Tush at the wickets.Tickets |- {oe x - Liserpion) oe {and $38.8 pol ae : 258 1 | don Landing, - I .nr.> 2 04e ay Frank Train daily mon \u2018Sunbega tor Las boot on 50 5 aù ba sat CE 8 ener Class 5.0 and hip.sad.up; Third IE coksT 6 | Good going » un 0h ae] Ds to, er # oth BREST 2212 | o | 58: canyons Sun - ing and\u2019 retufnin ei and - \u2018Sault \u201cste.M Sen 45890 AND, 'O 0; vis.; 0 2e bodt .es, Soo ii.414.15 ce © OHIO,\u2019 \u201cvia: Detroit ns.i | Soom prog Montres Sept.pt Cr TN LBANIA «7Sept.\" | Sept 39 D.TES.AUSONIA Oct ; 47.501 a re Bn LONDON REICHT SERVICE Cola.Storage: aid Cool Aix oa.Steamers.| : : Montreal, GERS EN , ; Calm Sept.2.498; BALAETA | 2u_0= «Sept.Sept, 1 3.t°E.88.: CASSANDRA Bar) Sa LA Iz ss ATEENN .Sept.3 , Jt teamers.FT SATY Retrigorat ors.è sens \u2026 fPnes cage Hater Cao ih ¢ tchliled Seco Class, tbound, Yio: mati, SEL 2b.an, si sr ws ee .o0ED Thee eh = Ee Fr TT = 78 3 AGENT: 2 + ES EE Stef Quebes, .St.J NB and ortiand, Me.doin.EI T5 T.88.ASCANIA .ot.2% | age Rates: Cabin (called second), 4 Ancan age $40.28 >and \u20ac prada einer .| steamers, $45.0 d -upwar bird\u201c Class, British, Eestbound, $80.| ess apps pa.cu 8 - Special Uptown \u20ac Thos oi Son 380 Be Catsiarios BE.W \u2018TER BORERT Tre To oron M.5.Fortlan Sand ue.me Commis fees nd for theta sont AE |: ( Pr ELLIOTT & DAVID - 55 Aavesaten, Barristers and Boliottorss s for all the Province.J =e Wn 7 Madbao huseits and = mr | {wom age x3.3 FRED.B J | nettl tien 81 Eitan ) se, e pris \u201cMETROPOLITAN BUILDING, * * 179 NE.JAMES STREET, : TUGMEY, \u2018 - : AMEN & BAKER, i Advocates, Barristers and loticitors, ike - .Quebec Bank, Building, Montreal.SMSTTEE \u201cFARQUHAR WILLIAM A: \u2018BA Tel, Main 3990, PATTERSON & Jens, Advocates, Barrietess-& Boliottors, - -.260 Nt.James Wrest, Montreal, w.PATTRREON.£ - * PENKINE MARRIAGE LioENgRS \u201cSous M.M.DUFF, 101.se demas\u2019 Street 40 Crescent 81, ou, Lomiens, Narghy & Berard | : -Advasates, Barristers | Yroveo 0 Bank.Balding, JE isc d'armes, | \u201c(gr L Goa, A # âne Perret ci in British \u201cColumbia./ {lies or men wishing + fo or commuñicat pton, Consultin, of proie mal LK: pur on Sul G asin avodtul] tate idly true The sq pe Signa rallied.\u201csocom abn, 2 Class, t 1665\" RA.Sept.- 23 : .Oct - 7.= x SEER Er Goo \u201cRERVIRE, =.| ee ae Oct.A se Filta 6.PU ; .& GORDON HYDR Le = 1 School.= Tearn- ch.\u201cSept.15th, 5, Jater Necessary.ED Pro D fn ETIENNE, É ALERTE a Engt- \u2014 *- Montrexi-Québeo-Liverpool._ 0 ROUTE TO EUROPE, for 3 Ask Agents particpiarsor [| x Company's Office, 1d fo Ly) Dame - TN therine Bt r S = ; eo Street, Went, avre, ant Canadian re rou te.Holders of all ree- pats 933.6 Lom con ie raciuas: olcers o: ?[Bona $30.Ex Musre; $29.00; Paris, | Dock = Ne AUS 20 ocre IRE © stéamers on.the » above py nT oa eal, Quebec and Bristol vices,\" iverpant, Giaugéw, Lo on, mé, - Brist tol.| Havre, are fitted with cold storage.cf Sept.PR sort\" GEORG Oct.4 : HB & A ALLAN, MONTREAL QYAL EDWARD, Oct.- 28] rn - : RE a 38\u201c ROTAL\" GEORGE, Nav.1: 3 1.ROYAL, EDWARD.Nov.15 And Fortnightly thedeafter.ri 0 trated = pamphlets any {Agent \u2018Phone M.œ | CANADIAN MORTHERF 85, LtA;- 230 St, James Street, Montreal.- 4 (Eptorn Agency, 630 St.Catherine west.Largest and an || ct Steamers trom trom shade.: Second .| se os Faaseeasn and Bubma- on all \u2026 He First; 850 Second; Ol wh, Tait Lans and © up according ce r call for Fares and fllus-.§ ship | / QUEBEC \u2018AND LIVERPOOL.- EMPRESS OF IRELAND; Sept.'waras.: \u2018Second* class, LL-wards [{.MONTREAL.QUEBEC AND: i LIVER RPOOLs - LAKE.MANITOBA.oe Sept.\u201cLAKE.CHAMPLAIN.:.Rateë#\u2014One \u2018class cabin,\" À upwards.Ticket \u2018Steamship Agen Hr -*Passénger | FI i AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS '{ EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.:Oct.-6 14 PO or ee @IMITED).¢- : Aug.26.MAN.: SHIPPER - 4M Sept.23.MAN.COMMER J.Agents, MONTREAL a.Marc er \u2014 WHSELE MAILING TO AND.mon | ; py From Montreal.Sept.16 .COR PORN ! .Sept.25 * is : EXCHAN GE .Sept.0 Bept.16.\"MAN.OMMERCE Oct.E .Oct.14 ~, Limited\u2019 number of.passengers \u2018carried.Th FURNESS, JWITHY & 60.Limited Company, Limited.5 Casca fi out on the Clyde, specially for [=e ice, with \u2018all modern comforts.SAILS.FROM MONTREAL THURSDAY the following dey at noon for Pi River, Summerside BEL Charlottetown, P.E.I.: above.80 degrees.| _-The new S8, Parime.= ra 00 tons; ns Tuesday ât- 2 p.m.for taupe, -Barbadoes, .and \u2018Demerara.{full information \u201capply: te ret|-Agent, or: to J.G.BROOK &- co, Agents NS.a \u2018calling at Gdspe, Mal Bay, Perce, $11.Commigsioners street, City.- je STEAMSHIP | AND\u2019 avr or BT.TAW- à Cruises\u2019 in Gool Latitudes.apedia, 1.50 1,900 tons, recently this ON at 4 p.m.28th.September, Toa and 26th October, and trom Quebec ctau, and = BERMUDA andReturn, $10 andup JONAL- CARDS a mimer excursions, by the twin screw We SATS SS.BERMUDIAN 5, 600 tons.Sailings .\u2014 fom New York, at 3 p.m, 20th and AE Co oa 1 80th September, 11th and 31st.October, and ev erÿ-10 days thereafter.\u2018\u201cTempera- .ture, dooled by .sea breezes,\u2019 seldom rises f YORK TO WEST INDIES, | Satanay 31 3,100 tons; SS.Korona; \u20183,000 ailings from Don York every.Bt.nas, St.Croix, St.Kitts, Antigua) 1H Dominica, : Martinique, st.any x Fl ÉACHERS WANTER.à BOARD PP LE een,\u201d - \u2018for first year glasses.Ap NEST : SMIPH, Bannan 1y to Sch gal, Verdun, P.Q.HE OF - He nr of Verdun, | \u2018additonal Protestant female.TE Ave, Dri emny se i sus ORMAN C Sig > 4 WE ions diploma for t tis Echool, Salary \u201c4m y, with- references, to: REN,- Sec.-Treasurer.A QUALIFIED IBACHER, ool \u2019in\u201d country; \u2018school is\u201c wéll located: near \u2018station and Ed stating salary, to + VLE, Lacolle | NTED\u2014A TEACHER, HOLDING.A he Liftie Me- $30 per\u2019 20 aC WANTED PROTESTANT TEACHE of eit her.séx, for School small, A Ta ee RO \u2026 BSec.-Treäsurer, Eamilovi 8, P.Q.D p'ary and advantages R, the Emileville to To ber | TRACHER WANTED, \u2018Mette Dissenting « School; small iof 12 or equipment; -Macdonald College.salary, N.M.FOR- THE JO- class must ; -: hold \u2018Model diploma, McGill Normal, of Term, 9.months} CARSWELL: J Lette.PQ.Secretary and Treasurer 3] Wanted, immediately, à her, Elementary.Diplom C2as ns T JACKSON, Superintendents \u20ac \u2018avenue, Westmoun ount, \u201cLACHINE.PUBLIG SEHOOLS.| qui = 25 Shi farilities of: classification, handling and access, are now open to the public, who will find therein the required accommo- \"dation for fhe sto.- of merchandise,- \u2018household .\u201ceffects, : furs, ete.at the Yowest rates, : Your patronage is.solicited.117-119 Craig West.\u2018opposite = ~ - ÿ a i \u2014 T Ie Tr TT \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 hE S85 aii ry THE GERMAN BOURSE - \u201cANERICI'5 SONIC: ' .8ITUATIONS VACANT.: fn PEER COOK; Sit : State of Depression Catsod be MONTREAL.- QUEBEC\u2019 LINE.Steamers mya Say 187 Crégeent street.PPly at once at eso SAGUENAY .LINE-\u2014Steamers leave Quebec at 8 Voir Tuemteys, Wed LL Through Withdrawal ot\u201d - - nesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.x [= 3 WANTED, A HOUSE TABLEMAID.Ap- ws MONTREAL = ONTO - HAMILTON aioe.\u201cBetlavl a\u201c 4 es, to Mrs French Gold.cee eae $0 x RE.Fringe: Soe a LAMILTO JER vor us ter DOMINIO FINLEY, 729 Dorchester street Weat.a ONTREAL - ROCHESTER IS RONTO LiNE\u20149\"\" on \u2018Grand Trunk .| WANTED AN EXPERIENCED COOK .perlin.September 14.\u2014The state of \u2018train for Prescott thende boat via Thou sand Islands, daily, \u2018except Monday.1 ARGEST pod AN ¥ith good references.Apply at 302 resin has again seized the Bourse | TICKET ' orzica, uw RICHELIEU \"BUILDING, $11 Victoria Square.8 ra tah SN h eel.str es nn Sane te SEM: ice 7 Soba Sean Mv poh Largs tious of the VTE, DMRITELY.| Coop prices chic h is leading to a rise in - * satin Weekly Bet ompto obilier Aco CLa- RS.N.W TR RENHOLME, apply to wid, ange.which is the chief EXCURSION * +00 ; y Between nadien, which allows the best mount Avenue, Westmount.Tele.__phone Westmount 142.WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, AN EXPErienced nurse for one child, Apply at 128 Cedar avenue, between hours of 8 .and 11 am.and 7 and 8 p.m.WANTED, YOUNG LADY CLERK for one of the receiving offices in the city.Must speak French and English.Ap- Te Pa: at the works.BRIT- en Soa Verdun WANTED, GOOD GENERAL SER- rote Apply, 335 Elm avenue, West- qs - grain, S rn, P s32 5% dames Montreal .dames Brest i \u201cMATERIALS, COMPLET] Maseoriment AT end or &' \u2018school # Col ox \u201c20 by aile C.R.CROW- St, £Tremoolg-Xavler 8 C | ST bo Ty Lt = ET WANTED.7, CLÈRKS, | COLLBCTORS, Fire ers,\u201d Lacs wan - Ordens or Bla profit.ANSE.GAR media 1821A TA Urbain street, Monit .PRACHERS, ted to wolieit \u201cWrite im- D 29m TER ee : REV.LOUIS MARTIN WOULD LIKE lian lessons.in their.home; | eith dies or gentlemen.\u2019 Box,\u2019 LG Witness\u201d Office.= Low PROPERTY Fon\u2019 SALE SELECT COUNTRY PROPERTY || On the Market In Hunting oi, 100 acres of : \u2018the | finest clay: soit.Sultan alse = il a few fruit trees.The house is of: solid- brick, with frame- kitchen and + Fo woodshed.Other outbuildings \u2014 one 30 x 5 with stable.-ône 37.x T5,\" with table.gra , milk house, and shop, Vater in supplied by hres.X ood wells, and \u2018brook across the farm.ire - fences.S00 Lowest cash rice, perty cah be obtained at purchaser's convenience, Terms of option, 30 days.A splendid \u2018opportunity for interested ties.| aa eur can be obtained om.TY COMPANY, ey omes, 1180 = See, Catherine.st.I = WANTED, private Chi stmas Cards.|.vailing nationality is English.Pro-Ë| \"IMMEDIATELY, HOUSE- imdid and Kitchen Maid.Apply to Mrs.T.MOLSON, 170 Un!versity \"WANTED, EXPERIENCED GENERAL Servant.Good wages.Appiy, No.8 Oxenden avenue (off Prince Arthur, West, of Durocher street).GENERAL SERVANT WANTED; Must -bé'expertenced; good wages: no washing or ironing.31 Western avenue.to get afew more pupils in French at \"WANTED.G night Meth pd: A mix Les ed marriage of small PA ERAL SE SERVANT, Apply Datural jand *gramma ond ; tural pa Ser alle SH ; T 7 p.m., 450 Cote se tone ecree.| rms md de æ WANT COMPÉTENT GENERAL \u201cBox 1749, city; .F THR ; Tanted gor small family; res | TTALIAN| GENTLEMAN, SPOAKING |.person Abi oaka vases to Tig : 3 A.G.NICH- French, would, like to ave ; private Ha _OLLS, 972 \u2018Catherine street West.WANTED, A STRONG BOY TO D+ and be \u2018useful One from the oun Awply, 26 Bronsdom WOMEN\" WANTED, TO TAKE ORders in spare time.No experience : by moine .Our lines esp 1y used ras and girls.pig per THIAL \u20ac COMPANY, 228 Albert street ENGINEER WANTED Po\u2019 take charge of Steam and Electris Plazit.* .Must have 2nd class papers.Whites \u2018tmmediately, with- references, to ess\u2019 Office, 1 St.LADY CLERK WANTED Reliable, capable of directing others; 142 Peter street, pe Sis PTE Shh F ence.AT oss, Manager N P.0.Box 5116, Moptreal.- 1 STENOGRAPHER \u2014 competénts .Permanent position in a 1 Siglo a Let\u2014with past 280.A.re AS Corn Fine Corner Store The Witness ind Ï ACCOMMODATION fee: one of two MANAGER, Ta Bt.Peter FT FLATS TO\" ur.\u201d RY PER FLATS \"TO LET OEE avenue, 7 rooms, with DS BERR D.70 dollars pèr month, ô st.James.streets.|.FLATS TO LET\u2014TUPPER ST.treef, Nos.966 tnd 971 (op- Tupper our avenue).Bright lower Bata of Broome.ested Hot water the year round.Janitor service; newly pered and painted through hout.Fon particulars, apply to Rpm 12, No.; .Place d'Armes Square; in $248, 0 Let | PAPER vo.88 Ches- | rn-dm- {.pow ial t he ne ve spé Assit hon lar, office.State salary, perience, pm | DT nt smployer and pastor or refers \u2014 \"ance.esa, Manager New P.O.Bex YO LET.1-7 ~ | 313 dion { So =~ ene se NINE ROOM FURNISHED: \u201cHOUSE, IN| LS SMENT WANTED.1 most desirable.part.of Westm ount ;-[.crepe _ thoroughly -modern.\u2018and \\ comfortable; WANTS ENGAGE- from Nav, 1 to May.Further infer-.|.\" ment.Good business man, with ex- mation, Tel Westmbunt.\u201c8800.[ periciice\u2019 in Jepartmen Bomay - ret | +: ts, Finance, Accountancy.nde: | MANCE STREET, No.2818, UPPER Confidential position, In ew re- \u2018flat of two-story house, 6 rooms de-|.queste Address, BOOKKEEPER, 1 *\" pi ES \"1 am laboring under.\u2018such\u2019 a indignation\u2019 that declare ben | \"F5 \u201céannot| And dopa \u2018to \u2018express - iy \u201cfedlings.| *nio into the school histories, \u201ccould | hardly be upset \u2018in.a single campaign \u2018issue with; cries.he actual humiber of seats held\" by - 88 parties at dissolution were: Liberals | sdiic pi Conservatives, iL: Nothing is-more gained by.tlie :L 1908,\u201d le | of: many counties.\u2018extending ar the thousands; - It may not be unint d + gesieral will.AN be: benefited, The\u2019 manu- ret: dll } be: offered pind the nonsensical cry |\u2019and was never further from the minds.| :|- these were the millers, | |: years-ago the -companies/twere in the \u2018hands of, afew: small peoplé, but un-| th Poe he- and As\" supporters\u2019 were ë joggificent - that a \u2018advai 5 st 2,98.hi Beautrarnois, | akin: \u2018thet person of Mr.Li.\u2018ths tL fon ER people: of ° the- ouai in.\"a remain eto: 80 of -annexation,.It.was.all a myth, of \u201cite.Liberal \u201cleaders than at the ned.by\" \u2018Messrs, | Fielding - and Padorecn - at.Washington.Then this had Elways-been democratic, and put the interests of the people in general before that of any.trust.(Applause) They were told: \u2018that reciprocity would Up to:a few \u201cthey werer@ible to sell | foolish: Why a Tr oe Bor Tidm, It_ was Tete the \u2018prosperity; of.\u2018the country forthe general : ity: pact.\u2018was arranged the two (ar-) tiles in the House were.greatly sur-|- prised at the exceptionally: good terms |\u2019 tobe followed: :by: a great change of | Aront-on \u2018the part of \u2018the :oTries.was] : another - \u2018surprise, \u201cThe Liberal party | t \u2018the\u2019 pre- 0 \u2018 H- 8 se 700 ins of trade] | : À done: by \u2018Canada= + tverpeol\u2019; 4, If 2.4 En olf Hunter, » Mid- \u2019 ; Ficwanok, won.7 Fold 73 | .canter, ed wheel athletés, ' Frank Lukeman, | | unattached, 16.Competing.and the fol-.{lowing ns: will.have repre- \u2018sentatives at \u201cth Nationals, |, e a < Gre, » 3 Soe BE Wirate I Houghton, .Bi 4] 1 M.Kh Harn, fared Cer | \u20ac D.-Peite er\u201d 3.\u201cLuzon, A.Le- || \u2018febvre, National A.-A: A.: RM.Zim- |! ; Montres: FW.Evans, 5 \u2019 on year olds and up; pselling.|Dessie Woodson.- ] 8600: for 4 y \u2018 eh Sept, 14:54 d \u2018atandpoint : rinoipal a re! \u2018on the, ine +.stage at Apawamis to- -day were\u2019 Harold H.Hilton, of the Royer.an erome- D.Travers, of Upper.ontclair, Ndi: matched in the - i ds parie of id player ; 3 ay \u201cQuer -: the- renting + ks:flooked'fiys hufrdred ardent: 3 \u2018the: 54 + ol lowe: \u2018Scottish * \u2018game .pairs were P.SW, Whittemore, of Brookline, and an \u2018W.Insles, of Wykagyl; Os- \u201c wald Kirkby, of Englewcod, and \u2018Frederick \u2018Herreshoff, of Man- + chester, Vii; Albert Seekel, sof: Riverside;.iu, and Charles - ; Evans,» + J ry of hicago.7 Good Atterasons Sots on Fourth Day of Meet.His\u201d Exceliiney Earl.Grey \u2018Was \u2018en- teftained to.luncheon by the president of the Montreal Jockey \u2018Club, and apparently enjoyed the afternoon\u2019 B sport provided.; The close finishes In several of the handicap events reflects credit onthe.work of Mr.J.J.Burke, the handicapper, whose skill in allotment of the weights was responsible for some exciting finishes.- Isidora, the smart filly fn the ownership of Mr.P.M.\u2018Walker, gave a smooth exhibition of her quality in showing her heels to a useful fleld in the first event, the performance be-' ing\u2019 eloguerit.testimony to Mr.Wood- ford Clay's Buckhorn, who had ex: fenced \u2018great \u2018difficulty in beating ler, a_ short head a day \u2018or two -'pre- \"vioüsly.Isidôra, a green recrüït, - has - speed \u201cto burn, \u201cand is Very useful.\u2019 Mr.Séagram\u2019s colors were- to the \u2018|.front in.the second.event.Kate Kit- tleberry: winning after a sharp set to \u2018in \u2018the straight \u2018with Madrigalian, \u201cwho ram very ungenerously in \u2018the hands of Gordon when asked for an efforts Ben Loyal found the company in the.third.event easy, Sweeney never ; mxious moment during the ape \u2018ot jhe atter- noon, and, one.which was\u2018 \u2018thoroughly enjoyed by.floss : present, \u201cwas © the | steeplechase\u2019 event,\u201d ver two aid a quarter miles \u201cof the steeplecase course.From\u2019.à couple of false starts; the field of nine got away on.equit-| able terms, and provided a: pretty \u201cin the \u2018bright sunshine, Mr G.R: Tompkins\u2019 colors.on Jimmy Lane were always prominent, but the.aged \u2018gelding found it beyond \u2018his compass to.concede the three pounds: \u2018wélght to\" Mr.A.\" D.Parrs\u2019 St.Abe, who passéd.the post the best \u2018part of a \u2018length in front of Jimmy Lane, in ir an exhilarating finish.° .A prettier finish \u2018has\u2019 seldom been: seen on the \u2018Blue Bonnets track than that between \u2018the three colitenders in the fifth event, a handicap for \u2018three year olds and upwards.Taboo cut out.the work\" the Tise of the barrier, .with Bob in close company.on the outside, and Aylmer treading.\u2018the \u2018héels oft the pair and going well.Round the \u2019 turn into the | home stretch Bob R.callenged Ta- | boo,.quickly followed by Aylmer, the three coming Up the straight in a line.Aylmer weakened a \u2018few yards from the post, Bob R.and Taboo passing the judge locked together in could teli- which was in front.\u2018The \u2018hoisting of the \u2018winner's number was \u2018the signal for.én outburst of\" cheering, eloquent.{rfbute of.the game effort of horse.and Tider, and evident appreciation; of the skill of the handi- + youthful owner.of Kilo, Mr.Kenneth Dawes, made mo secret \u201cof bred race, and the smart animal justified expectations \u2018by winning in a making every yard of the running.Kilo is in a class.by himself.in such company, and is a game honest colt, and a smart performer in the | Mr.Wm.Martin's Seconke got the.better of Mrs JW.Flynn\u2019s The \u2018Golden Butterfly, the highly fancied \" Supervisor running well Cunt] fifty yards from the wife.conke\u2019s second \u2018win \u201cin\u201d the week, and.the three year.old colt is evidently a - agêned.© ga The: Cobistreain Guards\u2019 Band will be in attendance.ibis afternoon and\u2019 Friday, Weather permitt Firat Race\u201453% furlongs; purse $400; for'2 year olds; at post, \u20ac £W nner, cht.) by Isidor\u2014Auriesville.: 86 Hélke.1.08 2 Bwana .Tumbo, 1 E'\"(Gorastein).8 Cherry Seed; 112 4 Wilson).Penobscot, 108 (Diggins); James Doc- 115 (Gordon): Jawbone, 15 (BYfrns) ;: Lucky] \u2018Lass.108 (McDermo > Flying Yankee,.111° (McCahey, 1, Pogothy T.108\" (Peak); Marshland, ey); Mission, 112, (Dug anys Purp Te- Oring, 101\u201d (Adams) ;, Bunike, 111 (Schut- er).- econd: Race\u2014T: furlongs; purse, $400; oh all à Start, good.-b; = sus\u2014Bweet.Sil- by B.T, Littlefleld.Va- sa ©.Time, .48, 1.28 3-5.ttleberry, 109 2: + Madrigalian lence.Jlue to winner! | 1K Ki {Mus rave).- an, 112° Bure): (Pea Fantasq sque, Onley 96 (benuttinger) son); Sevérn, 109 (Gold- \u2018MoLeod F., 112 (Z.Walker); (Adams).\u2018Race\u20146 \u2018furlongs; purse $400; Start, ome\u2014 ood.Winner, b.c., 4, b y Ben Due ained \", Value to winner, $365.Time, atkins, Ben\u2019 Toyal, 1 ey).2 Dr.Barkley,:108 oi on): 8 \u201cMuskmelon,\u2018.(MeDermott).) 101 (Diggins) irdifr, 87\u2019 Gehatiingen ay a9 {MoCahoy Th TUE Wither) Briones .ler (Soon: Mont 1,102 ( origine, 3 \u201c| Fourth - out 2 mil; \u2018seine.sellin, + cer des Leopards Guanes: ab h.8\u2014Q sens ?Mime, & to Abs.PL Cb: | cally.been seftled with the \u2018Tocal ag- | cision \u201c| look upon the result of this even a 7 conclusion.1 \u201cNot - only will .the Frenchmen be | but they will also be shy two of their cles\u2019 that already - feelers have been a finish that no one but the :judge | his confidence of taking the \u2018province ; s was BSe-' tte beftér.dass.than\u201d generally, 1ià- | 4 Trained by F.: \u201cValue to \"WHIT, 4875.Time PE\u201d N.A.A.A.grounds, \u2018between the | \u2018Montreals \u2018and Nationals.This important fact has.been somewhat lost sight of this week, due to the offi: cial \u2018warfare raging over the disputed Labor Day fracas.Now that the NL U.championship has\u2019 practi- gregations merely \u2018also .rans,\u2019 Saturday's match will.decide the city championship, ar .the.provincial championship,-if you will A \u2018élose.contest is expécted; both téams being on.the keenest of .edges to.land the final game of the season.\u201cCharlie Querrie \u2018and his bunch of champions are already packing their valises for British Columbia.They are: filled with satisfaction at the de- of the N.L.U.executive, which they claim was the only just one under the, circumstances.They ing's five-minute: formality as: \u2018a foregone handicapped by 4 two-goal lead when | they étep an the field: this evening, reg@lar players.According to the.resolution passed by the special com- mittée ordering the playing out of the unexpired time, the teams are to line up as they were when the crowd intervened on Labor Day.At that\u2019 time, Clement and Secours, of Nationals, were on the bench,.while of ! e Montreal \u2018force, Kenna had still a couple of minutes to serve.The inged Wheel will consequently have | the odd man for almost half the playing time.Officers of the M.A.A.A., when asked what they \u2018were going to do in regard to the admissiôn of people to five and a half minutes\u2019 - lacrosse match on the M.A.A.A.grounds this.afternoon at: five o'clock, \u201cwhich | 18.the continuation of the Montreal- Näffonal match of Labor Day, accord- 1ù2 to the National Lacrosse \"Union, said: \u201cWe will admit all the M.A.A.A, members who show their membership passes, and all the National .A.A.members who show theirs.According to our rules; we cannot \u2018keep the M.A.A.A.members from the.grounds unless the Lacrosse Union rents thém.There are four thousand and thirty-eight M.A.A.A.members, and about three hundred National members.\u2019 [President Je a says ly still feel ame, ne Peu Bers \u2018slon.il by 1 51 to give another one\" der \u2018similar circumstances, would: & the same thing over again.I have ted ;äccording to \u2018the \u2018 constitution.Which:I promised to uphold, and wich was only changed last year.\u2018If the clubs want to override.\u201cthe constitution.they can do so.It.is now rumored.in National cir- sent out in connection with the possible formation of a new Lacrosse Union, run on a more businesslike.basis than the present one,\u201d and.with the very best of players money can .The expectation is that such a \u2018Union should pay for every.club connected with it.Messrs.Fred Thompson and Menary, who have been oust- \u2018from the Toronto Lacrosse Club, it sh); Joe Lett, 148 (Tucker); Bronte, 133) (sister): Capt.John, 146 (Boo Race \u201413 miles; pures 600; fo a Hear olds and up; handicap.Winner, b.m., 5, by Potentate\u2014Turca.Trained|jby M.Hirsch.Value to winger, $430.Time, .49 3-5, 1.40, 2.07 2-5.Taboo, 98 (Rawle y).Bob R.,.96 (Digging).» 0 Aylmer, 98 (McCahey).ixth Race\u2014One mile; purse $500; for 8 \u2018ear olds and up, fealed in province.o Suet \u2018Winner, ch.g., 4, by Eile ate Spottswood.Trained 17210 to.winner, bof es .; rents, 106 \u201c Kilom, 102 (Diggins).! Crown Reserve, 103 (Goiden).) xSans Droit, 5% (McDermott).; XCoupled: Boventh Race\u20141 miles; purse, 3500; for 3 year.olds and up; se selling, Win- by Locohatehee- Ssarg.n.Yar to vins * Seconke, 108.(Burn 8).i The G.Butterfly, 105 (MoCaner)), 3 IL.of Lanikdon, 104% (Sweeney).Supervisor, 94 (Diggins).$ A pleasing and interesting ceremony took place at the luncheon given in honor of His Excellency the Governor- General, in the form of a gold cup, being presented by Sir Montagu Allan in the name of the Jockey Club offi- clals, as a slight recognition or souvenir of Barl Grey's stay in Canada, sport of the thoroughbred.Barl Grey, \"in ° thanking Sir \u2018High and the gentlemen of the Montreal Jockey Club, sald that it had always a pleasure to him to be associated with the sport as served up on the away with him the kindest thoughts and recollections of some \u2018happy hours 8 as the guest of the Montreal Joel ey Club.Kenneth Dawes, .the proud and voutitul owner of the province-bred | Eros was in the box whilst the toilet is smart animal was being performed.Kilo won again in a common canter, and Is undoubtedly useful in his \u2018class.He has the looks of being able to jump, and @ rumor is current that.he has been sold to a Montreal sportsman, who Will race him \u2018between the flags\u2019 as well as on the flat.Mr.\u2018D.Raymond, \u201cmine.host! of the Queen's Hotel, purchased by private treaty Malamont, the Flying Fox colt, and three brood \u201cmares.Mr.Bullÿcroft has Malamont in-charge, and he will be \u2018trained - for next: 'spason\u2019s province- Wns] races.mor Raymond, who \u2018has \u2018shown com- able public spirit in.buying first Cla racing stock for the improvement of the breed of horses in Canada, Rumored Formation of New Lacrosse League \u2014 Montreals vs place.next Saturday afternoon on the | | were kicking the NWOT ¢ | and his active association with the.Blue Bonnets track, and would carry! MEMBERS OF BOTH CLUBS TO SEE THE 5-MINUTE GAME N ationals Will Line Up 10 Men Against 11 at this Evening 1.Performance, Such Being the Conditions When Match Was Stopped by Crowd.] il _ NATIONALS VERY SOBRE OVER N.L.U.RULING.! (= > Lo \u2018tionals Next Saturday on the Maisonneuve Grounds Na | : oo in Final Game of Schedule.Te .« L The\u2019 final match of this season\u2019s is understoo.; d are like] series in N.L.U.schedule, will take UP in the new plans.to De mea Dr.Cousineau presiden \u2019 t tionals, feels very keenl note as th ment accorded his club at the reat.ing of the N.L.U.\u2026 He makes ; following statement: \u2018It my des» were consulted we would withdr once, and I feel that the mary of the directors are with me In ty: The decision of the meeting was ri4:.culous.Every one of the delega:.gave a different reason for Supporsior Mr.Findlay's motion, vet nearly \u2026 of them complimented President Murphy for the stand he had taken, ang then overruled his decision.?Montreal had all the layer senior squad at the arounds yer day afternoon with the exception ns Henry Scott.The latter has been working overtime, and rested up i breparation for the finish of the match with Nationals this afternonn.It was cold weather for lacrosse\u2014 better suited to the Rugby men, whn ball around at th.other end of the fiéld, but the Players put in an hour of lively work, and ar apparently In good\u2019 shape for this at.ternoon and Saturday.Despite all rumors to the contrary at five o'clock this afternoon, the 5 1.* minutes left to play when the Na- tional-Montreal lacrosse match Was interrupted on Labor Day, wil be played off on the same grounds As the Nationals had two of the men serving penalties and Montreal one man off when the previone match was stopped by the crowd, the Frenchmen will be one player les than Montreal for a part of the five { minutes this afternoon.\u2018St.Thomas Aquinas clash wi Shamrock, and Celtics\u2019 meeting wit St.Patricks are the two fixtures in the Intermediate N.L.U.next Saturday.The first game will be a hard fought contest,.as a victory for st Thomas Aquinas is necessary in or der that they may be in the final ti.and according to the dope, it is expected that the maroon, white and green will make good.On the other hand, Shamrocks are going to work for a win, as victory will give them the thamplonship.\u201cVancouver, B.C., Sept: 13\u2014 There is possibility that there will be a change in the Vancouver line-up for next Saturday\u2019s game with New Westminstr.Dot Phelan\u2019s Injured leg has gone wrong again, and to-dav the midget home fielder could bare'r 1ïmp around.The rest of the players are all in good trim.They came through Saturday's game without a mark, and they were all out to-dav to practice.Tle work this week wil! not\u201d be of a very strenuous nature as the boys are all in good condition.From Westminster comes the information that there will probably be a change in the champions\u2019 line-up for this final game.It is proposed to remodel the home, placing Cliff Spring in centre again, and bringing Pat Fee- ney in to first home, thus dropping Ernie Murray.The Royals are very confident that they can score sufficient goals on Saturday to retain the \u2018champlonship and the Minto Mug in New Westminster, and they will gn on the field prepared to go faster and harder than ever before this season, is a stallion of splendid individuality and substantial size, and there can he small doubt but that he will develop into a winning two and three-year-old.He has all the earmarks of a good race Bullcroft is a capable trainer.The mares Mr.Raymond purchased with Malamont were Noverca, daughter o: the.Stirling stallion Esterling ; Glen- wherry, daughter of Enthusiast, and Liberation, daughter of Raeburn (he by St.Simon).Noverca is in foal to Simon Square, a son-of St.Simon; Glenwherry to Carpathian, a half-brother to Lembers and Liberation to Dinneford, a brother of Dinna Forget.The Glenwherry foal should be a good one.Carpathian, indeed, Is a beter bred horse than eith- indeed, is a better bred horse than eith- brother, Bayardo, for which Mr.Fairie recently refused the princely sum of $285,000.For Carpathian was by Isin glass, the biggest money winner th?turf ever saw.Captain Turner-Mea! will in all probability dispose of th- other horses he brought over from Great Britain.The horsemen at Blue Bonnets have begun to think pretty well of them.A prettier finish could hardly * imagined than that of yesterday in the concluding event of yesterday.Bur: - McCahey and Diggins having a tri: angular duel in the straight Mii\" Sweeney lying handy on Lad of Lang- den, Micawber-like, waiting for something to turn up.When Supervisor\" quit the Lad fluttered for a few yarcs but could not go the pace set up bv The Golden Butterfly and Seconk¢.Burns on the latter just having a lit: more strength in the saddle than hs confrere on The Butterfly.Some excellent horsemanship has been exhihi\u2019- -ed by.the boys at times, free from any Suspicion of foul play or roughness.VISITED WELSH FESTIVAL Mr.Merlin Davies Tells About Great Musical Event.Mr.Merlin Davies, of the MG Conservatorium of Music, who, w: Mrs.Davies,.has just returned from a visit to the OM Country.attends and sang at the Royal Welsh Nationa Festival, held In South Wales 1!\" month.In an Interview with a.\"Wi ness\u2019 reporter Mr.Davies said that he festival was visited: by a hundred thousand people during the five day { The chief choral competition was m1 nificent.The crown of all was !*° male voice competition, 11 choirs com peting, and the winning choir prove\u2019 to be a surprise packet, being from small village called Henelau, with .population of about two hundred ar fifty, who are principally farm labor ers.Every evening concerts were > ; ; - seu a Fa - ro.5 ; ts 5 \\ rg to LL le ENS \u2018 Soman ROS f - landic (Scandinavian) parentage dis- |\".ee appeared from Greenland in the fif- | teenth or sixteenth centary-people 0.SE > ; an As usual, this firm is now making an effort to show a fine assort- who \u2018Were- fn the habit of sailing from LT White as the.Lily TS ment of new jewelery, such as will be fashionable worn during [|| Gréérilanä to_Norway, Iceland, and: MAR ET ee A the coming season.11100 S FR] Amerdea.\u201d\u2026 5 ME TERT 2 0 : Stefanséon\u2019s plans were to winter | near \u2018the Dease River, rather than run the risk .of starvation at \u2018the f.oc + To Earrings your attention is especially directed, and more pare .ticularly to the long drop designs, which are very much in vogue., |]{ mouth of the Coppermine.He was |.Amet ; ; = J] making- his fifes \u2018at the \u2018time of his\u2018|.methysts, Turquoises, Pearls, Reridots; Pink Tourmalines, Almon- | writing with flint and iron-pyrites.dines, Aquamarines, Sapphires, Topazes and Colored Enamels, are Sten in exquisite combinations, for pierced and unpierced ears.= ] JAPANESE BAILWAY TRAVEL: .Prices, $4.00 to $60.00 the pair.|: oulagty Attractive js the Rage] | \u201cJapanése éngineets tivor the EngHsh | type of locomotive principally becaus 1.-the dentre of Erayity is conzideribl { lower, and they feel it is safer on their, {+ curves with the: narrow gauge.I.un- {| derstand,\u2019 says-a writer in.the \u2018Rail- Gaz \u2018that the most satis os 9 + ver opéra oF Aberdeen Génuine, Ood Ress.bep PS - .\u2018 \u2018 [FY YC IPT FIT i, ° Tooke\u2019s Arcade 2 1-4 Inches Deep Made in 14 Sizes 12145 Cts, Each We hardly know which: point about our y 2 shirts is strongest\u2014their superiority, as regards quality and comfort, or \u2018their economical appeal\u2014you might decide.for either, \u2018but you can test both by the shirés we, sell at Ce any price from 85c up.R.J.TOOKE ms dames Streut o 493 SL Catherine SL ¥, Sm Catherine SL.E * CITY COUNCIL PASSED \u2018CONTROLLERS PAVING REPORT| Bession only about twenty minutes: yesterday afternoon to pass the report of the Board of Control recommending the laying down of more than $200, |.000 worth of permanent paving from T progress which asphalt.was- excluded owing: | to .the increasé of.28 to 30 cents a square yard in its value.This was the same proposition that the Aldermen failed to :pass by the requisite majority on Monday last.While seven | Aldermen voted against the proposal the other day, only one went on Te- cord against it on its reconsideration.It passed by a vote of seventeen, or just the bare majority required.The report which was adopted Is in the; same form as it was when presented by the Controllers, excepting for an amendment adopted on Monday last striking\u201d out the paving on three Btreets in the north end.; Ald.L.A.Lapointe, who voted against the report, on Monday, - re= frained from taking sides in thé: division yesterday, while Ald.Ward altered his stand, and voted in the negative.Mayor Guerin presided, and owing to the lateness .of some of the Aldermen,.the session did not begin till 3.45 o'clock.Ald.Brodeur opened the proceedings by moving the reconsideration\u201d of the report and\u2019 its adoption.Only two Aldermen :@ voted , Tecon- sideration.in commencing the .discussion, asked the Controllers .whether\u2019 actually that the.work proposed could be completed - this year.He was in doubt about it.Controller Lachapelle replied: \u2018The work will he accomplished this autumn if the, weather permits.\u2019 The Controllers, he sald, believed that the conditions were such that they could have most of the work performed this year, and if any remained over they could complete it in the spring.\u2018Ald.Lamoureux argued that it was Ald.Brodeur: Ald.Clement, | ~ already too late; a new.paving this\u2019 year, for the frosts would set in, before -much .was made, and good work could \u201cnot: be performed till it went in the spring.\u2018 * \u201cThe work can be done if it is .started promptly, said , Ald.Bastien, who \u201cis a contractor and enjoys the reputation of having .some knowledge of the work.\u2018Ald.Ward argued against the adop- Ald.\u201d Lamoureux \u2018no.urgency existed for the paving \u201cof the streets named, and better jobs would be performed if they delayed matters.If the people urgently desired these improvements, he would vote for them.But the ratepayers Who would have to pay $4 à .square yard for their paving, ere, sure.\u2018to go - \u2018the\u2019, Quebec Dégisiatuie \u201cand \u2018upset .the whole.law, \u2018the by-law on paving was necessary, l'and he thought that the Council would make a mistake In deciding for the \u2018improvements before effecting the alterations_ in the statute.The following was the result of the division:\u2014Yeas: Alds.N.Lapointe, Leclaire, -O\u2019Connell, Carter, Prud- \u2018homme, Dandurand, Boyd, Brodeur, Garceau, Monahan, Letourneau, \u2018May- rand, Bastién, Emard, Lussier, De- guire, and McMahon.Nays: Alds.Ward.Roux, and Lariviere.| -The streets excépted are Berri, between Sherbrooke, and Dulith, sand Ald, Ward, Lamoureux, stone blocks, $4,300; St.Andre Street, between Roy and Duluth, $5185; Montcalm Street, between Demontig- ny and Ontario; St.Andre Street, in two other placés.mr STEERAGE DEPARTURES.Outgoing Passengers \u2018From New _ York Exceed Those\u2019 of T- , Last Year Lear by 75, 000.New York, Sept.14\u2014Sheamship 1 men 4nd those who study industrial conditions, are watching with interest the outgoing tide of steerage passengers from this port.Already the number Tor the year exceeds by seventy-five thousand the number fof 1910, and during the next three months the tide will be swelled by the great army of laborers who return each year to their homes In southern\u2019 Europe to await sean the coming of warm weather.No good reason has yet been assigned for the present excessive movement in the steerage.Not since 1908 have so many aliens departed-from the\u2019 port \u2018in the same time.In that year conditions were unusual, for it was a per- 30d of unrest in the flnancial world.\u2018Steamship men believe that the movement must forecast a reduction of Jabor by some of the great employers.AVIATOR'S LONG FLIGHT.Ward Resumes His- Coast to \u201cCoast Journey This Morning.Paterson, N.J., Sept.14\u2014 James J.Ward.the aviator, resumed his flight at 9.22 o'clock: this ls morning, toward.the Pacific coast.The first leg of his: journey in.his flight from \u2018coast to coast was.made yesterday wheén he A flew.from Governor's Island, against buffeting winds-to this city, a \u2018distance: of only twenty miles.Ward is flying for a prize.of fifty thousand dollars.Paterson, -N.J., , September.44\u2014Ward descended at 9.45 in the town'of: South- field, near Tuxedo, miles from his- starting point.PE ta oA WHAT'S IN.A -BITE CE - Official Dog Catcher Has Just Received His Two Thousandth.- Bite.Denver, Col, Sept.14 Herman Carn, official dog- catcher of the city of 'Denver, announced yesterday that he had | received his two thousandth dog bite.Following his custom, he \u2018anointed the wound with carbolic acid\u2019 and pursued his work.\u2018Dog bites.are nothing, he.remarked, \u2018I would a good deal rather have them than mosquito bites.: There's: nothing to this hydrophobia business.= \u2018Tvé heen bitten by - thoroughbred + bulldos : French poodles, and: mang yes curs, and I am still here.\u2019 : \u2019 Only once, Carn says, aid a: \u2018age pes * ously inconvenience hirm:\"\" *Phat+wes |- when a pup sank'his fangs-In-his Rose, He picks up on an average ten, thousand dogs a year.10 £ 0 mere , Firnan Haddies, Presh = Aberdeen Finnan Haddies in tins.Aberdeen Kippered Herrings.Aberdeen Herrisgs in Tomato Aberdeen Fresh Herrings .The above varieties of fish are cold.If preferred hot, the tin, its height in boiling water, water must not enter the tin.in kegs siittable for family use.in fresh Water for 24 hours before serve, and only requires beating.Small Tinse.«+ ++ «0c on 21 ue 2-1b.Tins.- oe wages Spee re es English \u2018Golden\u2019 Syrup IN 2.LB.TINS.Nothing more delicious\u2019 can be \u2018rup, made from Pure Cane\u2019 Sugar, \u201cbest syrup Eye the market., 211 St, James St.\u201cTWO STORES \u201435, 237 Laurier.Irene Vest See the Fish in Our Show Window We are just in receipt of a shipment of extra fine \u2018son's catch.Also some very, choice Genuine Lochfyne Scotch kegs, which we are offering at the following prices: \u2014 Herings m re ae .eels age after being opened, should.be placed half, or in an oven and rema\u2018n till heated.Genuine Lochfyne Real Scotch; Herrings.Price, $1.50 per keg.Lochfyne Herrings are not cooked; ang &houla be {mmersed quently so as to remove all the salt.Scarboro Beach Clam Chowder : Here 8 the, Chowder of So Chow ders.\u201cferent from a rs, and Scarboro Beach is th 2 * Made from Dainty White Meat Clams, 2 best nf ail a bit of finely pounded Onion and a dash An excellent dish for Luncheon, - We import this syrup from England, and \u2018ar 2b.Tin Tm, DE \u201cDis play Scotoh Kippot Cod Woes, etc.\u2018all\u2019 this sea- 3 for 50c., $2.00 doz.3 for 50c., $2.00 doz.2 for 50e.$2.00 doz.1 e.bin $1.10 doz.: he .$2.ne do: 2 = \u201csufficiently cooked,\u2019 and may be eaten ee Su cu» The ne = # - preparing.Change _the water fre- A Maine Coast Chowder.is dif- Lut ni Diced Potatoes, Choice Pork, of Cayenne, cooked ready to Dinner or Supper.15c each, 2 for 25c 30c each, $3.50 doz.-.had than the Old English Golden\u2018 sys and guaranteed to be-the purest - and; to accompli much | 5 3 tion.of the report.on the ground that -He .belleved an amendment ot.; j tute, A: \u2018S.Talma, read a and- \u2018about * 25.Bh | was only \u2018to last until the\" | ledge tha \"| fore: leav MAINE PI PRORIBITION Governor Plaisted- \u2018Returns Bon 0: From Conference to.ty ja , 16 stay : conference, of\u201d governars- \u2018here, and \u2018left.- ât- 9.12.o'clock for Augusta Maine, to get in; :elose touch .with the situation there ilting i recent election to Shere rest! preparer \u201cin the state's.constitution.Just before \u2018de- _ parting Governor Plalsted eajd that 4: early meet: Ing of.the board of.CaNvassers\u201d to \u201cde- ;he would probably call an termine definitely the vote.\u2018I feel.that - Maine,\u2019 he prying gusta abaut noon to-morrow.to get in.touch with the situation.\u201d The wires brought varying tidings of the fight in Maine to her chief ex- the of States says; that the \u201cyes\u201d side bas margin, according to won by a small the.clerks® returns.\u2019 : - The burden of another \u2018despatch was that the Governor's - fnlends deemed his presence \u2018in.Maine: of prime.importance and united in.urging him, to ; at large are entitled to know.the result as soon as posaible.I | want to \u2018help \u2018them .to léarn it.Under -oùr laws\u2018 théré' ane two sets.of -re- .turns, one filed with the Secretarÿ of by the Gov- have \u201cto send.for them \u2018in.some \u2018in- _ tances, and there are: other.\u201cdelays | \"which \u2018I believe my presence in Maine } might help alleviate or avold,\u201d - .Portland, Maine, September 14\u2014The fate of .constitutional\u2019 \u2018prohiBition in Maine remained in doubt early to-day.I.is.known that the vote cast at bnday\u2019s special election on the ques- filon \u2018of\u2019 repealing _the:: prohibition: athendment to-the constitution was ex- cesädingly closgis but whether the ma- -îs\u2018on- side \u201cof opponents.or the \u2018friends of repeal has not been determin definitely.i The Hague, Sept.14.\u2014A- Wave of en- in Hague St over \u2018the th j im = ternational d¢dmgress against alcoholism to-day.when the Minister of Agricul- telegram -an- \"Have Him Puniilid for; Desertion.- A \u2014 © Albert Willams, a sslor on the ss.\u2018Cascapedia\u2019 pleaded | not guilty to a charge of refusing: to- work and\u2019 desertion ifrom his ship, and \u2018was.al- Jowed.to go free by Judge Leet \u201cyesterday.When askéd what-he had to say to-the charge, Williams rephéd, 1 do not.plead guilty to deserting.my ship, or refusing to work either.Le ain] Lachance, of \u201cthe \u201cCamcape- | © y - Capt ata,\u2019 \u2018made a statement that the man\u2019 was a substitute ~saflor \u2018and knew very well \u201cthe conditions \u2018of* the- articlés under which he signed.{lliams asked permisgion to tell his story, and on Judge Léet consenting, said, \u2018I don\u2019t consider that I am in the - employ.of this captain, when = I \u2018signed.articles to remafn with him, it ship reached Montr n to .do even that.\u2018sea, and\u201d there \u2018was no., other .coûrse left.me.| Why should I\u2019 give \u2018myself up to Lieutenarit \u201cTurner, a policeman, if I was & desérter?I: went to him and.asked for \u201cInstructions \u2018as, to what 1 should- do,\u2019 \u2026 Captain.Lachance could not Fd ositively.\u2018of his own 1 k + the.articles were signed Bor ng port,.as it was.nof : before.him, and the © Vessel Mas at\" when he first saw the agreement with Williams.Counsel for this.steamship company: Mr.\u2018Holden, asked the court tb remand the prisoner for fifteen days_ until the -ñext \u2018sailing \"of the\u2019 hip.This Judge Leet declined to do, saying the man had denied the charge, and was willing\u2019 to look for a substitute to take 1 gid not \u201csoon \u201cHs\u201d by him.; He was, therefore, allowed to free, .the court admonishimg him * to Keep gut of trouble.\u2018while in the city.a 2 SS C.P.BR.PRESIDENT\u2019S TOUR.Minneapolis, Luinn,, \u2018Sept.14-2817 Thomas Shaughnessy, president\u2019 of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Was .nington, of the Minneapolis, St.Paul & Sault Ste.Marie \u2018Rallway, at a pri- apolis Club.to Sault Ste.Marie to-morrow.In his party are Messrs.R.B.Angus, president of the Bank of Montredl; \"H.S.Holt,\u201d Montreal; W.D.Matthews, Toronto, directors of the Cana- \\ : \"risoned by my place now\u2019 is\u201d \u201cSn \u201c1 \"shall reach\u2019 Au- I want | - immediately, the | bait \u2018weeks.to \u2018get \u2018complete returns.We nouncing'that the prohibitionists -had been victorious in.the State.of Maine.The congress Immediately cabled: com- \u2018gratulations to the Maine authorities.tt à « tae \u201cmore.nf i} Chung King._ iS until we were \"two days: at \u201cmiorning and .caused \u201cmuch: inconveni- | \u201cence to customers and he.Toilk com: gone}.his place, as this was the agreement .!: A} between: the captain and himself, and that, Williams would be paid off.as such substitute\u201d was furnished.; \u2018 \u2018heard of the death\u2019 of Mr.George A.\u2018| health,\" the guest of President Edmund Pen- vate dinner last night at the Minne - Sir Thomas, who is on the last lap .{ of his annual tour -of Inspection of the.lines controlled by the Canadian.+4 Pacific Railway Company, will travel acific; Faithful Bases ado, s ?Par : iw Ra : Bening Messages of Safety Re- ; veived From Chung-King.TL Yesterday.Pekin, \u2018Sept: Te \u2014 \u201cLatest advices | | received by: \u201cthe\u201d \u2018Chinese: foreign board [HI d thé \u2018Indjcatp.\u2018that - .Cheng-Tu; capital of, Sze-Chuan foreign, \u201cJégations.- province, is under.siege, \u201cthat.most, - Af not: all; the \u2018hifssionaries\u2019 \u2018are \u2018Instde ; and that\u2019 \u2018thé city Js Sar- |.the walls,.800-tregps,.who.have had :several | engagerionts: : with the be- | | sleging: forées.io - A \u2019despatëh- \u2018trom the - Prefect ot.; Tsu-Chuan, which Res about 75.miles :southeast™ of *\u2019Chieng-Tu, - - tember - 18, \u2018maid hat the.\u201cring\u201d upon.\u2018thé \u201crebels from the Cheng-Tu walls- \u201cand \u2018that the.be- | \u2018had \u201clost: many men.The be- ||| | Hef is Held: Hera: that the garrison | ©] 8 \"capable of fesfsting\u2019 the attacks.of |: nef: | any\u2019 number of.organized rebels fro: |: end: \"| the.outside.\"| slegers étHhodi within thé\u201c \u2018Hoston, Mat ; Bept: The strike \u2018of milk team : divers was declared off after a confereiice \u2018last night, and the |.\u201c\u2019men returned - \u201c6\u201d work this morning, while the \u2018State Board of \u201cArbitration : determines \u2018the\u2019 merits of \u2018their : de-| \u2018mands for better\u2019 wages and hours.\u2018The strike started -last - Monday | panies: concerned.\u2019 Boston, Sern 3145 >\u2014Although \u2018the de-| mands of the:meén who went: out on} strike: will De éonaldered:by-the State \u2018Board\u2019 of Arbitration for final -settle- |.\u2018ment, \u2018the drivers - declare they have Won \u2018practically: \u2018a.complete.> eters.\u201cEvery strilcing driver was \u2018least one -daycioff each month - and onet week's: \u201cvacation.a \u2018pear._ DEATH \u2018oF - MR.GEQ, A .KOHL.|.-At the last\u2018 \u2018regular meeting of the | Board: \u201cof Management of ' the \u2018Mont- | réal Prôtestant/House of Industry and \u2018 Réfüge, the following resolution was: adopted\u2019 and! érdered -to -be -Fecorded in thé\u2018 minutes of the.meeting.\u2018The Board of, Management, having | Kohl, for several years a.Life Governor of the Institution, and for two years a\u2019 .member.of the- Board of | \u2018Management, but - owing to.failing retired from active work on the Boatd, Yet continued his support to the \u2018work \u2018df \u201cthis.noble- charity,\u201d the Board deeply.regret his loss, and | extend to Mrs, Kohl and family, their sympathy in \u2018the loss sustained by.his removal fromm.\u201d our.midst\u201d.WORKMAN WANTS DAMAGES.P.Mechetink, a-laborer, ie now suing thé Canadian Pacific Railway for $1,- 500 damages \u2018 under the Workman\u2019s Compensation Act.Mechetink claims.he was emple yed.by the; C.P.R.as a laborer at $ ne @ day,\u2018and that while working-'at White, River.Ont shovelling coal,\" the pile toppled over on him, causing se rere injuriés.These injuries.he clalme pthree months Htiodist Compound dated Sep-.| troops wepe | | : Coräpound- F \u2018Pekin in sympathy |: with \u2018the \u2018revofü lonary movement in |; en\u2019 Jispersed- by ° pays\u2019 that the ; \u201cstationed thers | have .left.for ro Yang Tse.These | t \u2018many rioters have | Earth Shocks AU \u201cover \u2018Italy and return- { \u2018ed to emplebment under: the : \u201cwage | Way are.2210 scale \u2018for which they struck, amd at .OWNING AND OPERATING .REA & 0.LIMITED, MONTREAL | i fra Part of Gooding\u2019 Store Wil Cater fo Your Wants on Friday | Bress Goods for Friday as Low \u201cin.Price.as .25 Per Yard \u2018There.are - about five dozen pieces of Dress Goods that ~ wouldn't -at all mind parting with to-morrow, 'e have brought the prices down as low as .25 for-18 \u2018pieces of French.Armure, Fr \u201d Worth .75- will.be on sale 50.\u201cand fabrics.for which you A oat \u201cPay $1.25 will_be marked at 75: Co yar hese - will make a .Food Friday\u2019 in.Dress- Fabries.5 FRENCE.ARMURES, 25.Fu lors: cévrHie Fawn, Heljo, New Broyn.G revs 2 etc.\u2019 Friday.per \u201cyard *% É \u201c8: PALE WEEDS, 50.Co .- 468 Inoh ral 00 assortment.of + pie rech ol.wear.ss per; vert Boots at $1.20 WOMENS DONGOLA XID: sLu- 7 CHERS ERS $1.00.You-'can \u2018always depend.on Friday being a busy day in boots and shoes.at Goodwins\u2019.These Fal] Friday people are looking round, satisfying themselves that the footwear they want for this Autumn must be a fashionable cut.- Added to this they insist on boots and shoes that have been - known to wear well.© Triday's footwear at Goodwins\u2019 will stand all these tests and has the added advantage of such low.prices as these:\u2014 BOYS\u2019 AND GIRLS SCEOOL BOOTS FRIDAY $1.20.Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Boots, in all ; leathers, button or blucher lace 7 style for'girls, fine box calf up- \u2018pers, sooëû weight soles.A real .school boot.Boys\u2019 Size 11-to \"5.: Girls :slzes.31.Ae 2.CHILDREN'S Boos.FarDaY \u2019 79 AND 89.Childrex\u2019s Boots, button or blu.\u2018chers, good for every day Stes | B40 Tu.iv ae 5522 TB Sizes 8 to 10%.ve ui met 2 \u2019 $1.50 xo \u201822.50 WOMETS DOX- GOLA xn DucEms | 60 Pairs Women's Pine Don gola xia uchers, good Weight ex 1 tension soles, .bright patent 4 colt Hn 8, smart.well-shaped reels.Ï - 81.00 By.ol.92.50 MENS BOX CALF su a CHERS 81.50.# on Friday .18 Pieces 43 Inch \u2018AI Wool French.- | \u2018Armure.- \u2018mixtures of colors; 7 | nari Toys & Girls\u2019 onl 3 eus Box çazx CALE ELUONRES ce $2 00 to $4.00 Corsets for $1.69 \" The Corset Department has a lot of attractions to-morrow.The latest models fn P.& D.Corsets will be sold for \u2018$1.68.These are the very.-corsets that you reg- \"ularly pay $2.00.to $4.00 for.Then Brassieres are quoted at MALF- , PRICE.Some .less expensive \u2018corsets will be-sold as low as .79 :, and 49, while'the-little children\u2019s Waists for which you paid .25 to- 85 will be: \u2018only -10 each.00 TO $4.00 P 8D consurs, ; 81-69.dasant Mots 1n 2.& D.Cor- Toth.a ith whats Gq 69 \u2019 clotn, w Ww, © Bone © Alling, Friday Fo wo \u2018$1.88 5 sRassrsmms D.ù A Brassieres, that hook in front, and dre crossed in the back, trimmed with dainty em- : broidery.~All perfect fitting.- Friday ii ed.EAIN-PRICE, Ua : #150 TO $2.00 CORSETS, .79.: Corsets, made of Batiste or Cou- .til Cloth, high or low b All -sizes.These., are the \u201clong model corsets.To Friday .ences sesa.as + TO $1.00 CORSETS, .49.Model Corsets, high or low et All ai Friday .cece ve oeesn 25 To 35 CHILDEES WAISTS, :10., +10 Chudren\u2019s Waists, slightly - damaged.Frida [A Pe Tire Floor Up.| Friday Some of Gur Silks and Sains Will Be Be .39 a Yard oy WERE FOR FORMERLY 59 RR TO $1.00 A YARD.- : We wi.\u2018have the: counters ready with thousands of yards of striped and checked English Peau :de Soie; messaline and chiffon taffeta; assorted weaves in black silks; many lining satins, together with \u2018satin foulards \u2018and fancy silks.89, 65, 75 AND 31.00 SILXS 4 AND SATINS .30 À TARD.| 10,000 Yards of Choice Silks, \u2018both plain and fancy.By purchas- ng in lo Juantities We are { able to these silks at 59 i | | | low a feu The lot Ente of:\u2014 \u201c2,000 yards striped \u2018and \u2018checked | English Peau de Soie.Whitewear Prices Low on Frica; The Whitewear Department ' .made up a special little lis: ?o-morrow at prices which she: suit Friday shoppers.There +\u2018 be splendid $1.49 Nightgowns $1.25; $1.75 Underskirts f- $1.25, and .98 Drawers for .69.- 98 LADIES\u2019 CAMBRIC DRAWERS, .69.Cambric Drawers, made of extr: fine quality imported Cambhric, trimmed with wide frill of eyelet embroidery and band of insertion to match, finished win French walst band, well made \u2018and amply cut.Friday .ess se 18 $L75 LADIES\u2019 LONGOLOTE UX- DESSETETS, 81.25.Underski of Fine Longcloth, ma \"with deep flounce of openwork embroidery and wide insertion to match, others trimmed with dainty lace insertion and ruffle, finishpd with under.piece and dust frill.$1 2 5 Friday ee seca Slipover Might , made of fine Nainsook, with yoke of Swiss embroidery in shadow and eve- let effects, fulness held in with small tucks, and four rows of Val.insertion.Neck and sleeves finished with Val.edz- fg ane oben.1,25 BY oo a.First Floor UY.Call on Us for Carpets on Friday Some of the sample ends of tapestry carpets we are selling to-morrow are the very floor coverings on which our customers can save a lot of money.Instead of paying $1.00 and $1.26 a piece, you can buy them for .59 each.These little ends make tiny corners cozy.If you are looking for a nice piece of linoleum, this heavy kind we are selling at 3714 deserves attention.We have three dozen $2.50 Carpet Sweepers left, which we will sell at $1.98 each.\u2018HBAVY CORE LINOIEUM\u2014 FRIDAY 3714 SQUARE YABD.500 Square Yards of ¥eavy Cork Zinoleum, the well-seasoned kind, wears well and always looks well.Bplendid patterns to choose from, 2 yards wide.Friday per square .37 yard.$1.00 TO $1.35 SAMPTE ENDS OF TAPESTRY CARPETS 59 BACH.100 Saniple Ends of Tapestry Carpets, mostly 13% yard lengths 59 se ea useful for making rugs.Friday each., +.«.MT.EINA S ERUPTION Fifty Four Fissures and Car riage and Railroads are .Now Impassable.met he se Age ® Qousire Considerable Fear.\u201d Catania, Sept.14.2Prof.Rico, a- rectér of Mouht- Etnä \u2018 Observatory, says that- fifty-four mouths have op- ; ened in the volcano since.the present : eruption began.\u2018The lava is.now encroaching upon the.\u201crailway around the \u201cmountain.The.central crater has thrown out\u2019 an\u2019 immense \u2018quantity of | cinders.The flow oles is so great F à stream- of lava from; \u201cMoi nt \"Etna, ! which is now nearly fifty feet deep and, £1,800 \u201cfeet wide, js about to in- : vade the.bed of the Aléantara, river.Floréñce, Italy,\u2019 Sept.14.\u2014A \u2018strong earthquake was felt hére last night.It \u201ccaused a considerable panic, especially among the people at the, thea- trés.\u2018Audiences rushed .out.of sév- \u2018eral of the.play : age of any.importante - was done.b Earth.shocks also .occurred at Siena, in Tuscany, \u201cwhere _-chimneys | were.thrown down._.- The 20,000.inhabitants, \u2018of Castiglione and Francavilla turned their backs on their \u2018homes to-day, fleeing \u2018before the advancing -flow 0; lava: from Mount Etna.Both towns © \u2018are threatened (with \u2018destruction.-.\"x; The discharge from \u2018the.crater and new fissures \u201cincreases ; fn: volume.The main stream pouring\u2019 down the northeastern side of the Volcano has made its way sluggishly about and over the foothills toward the base, crossed the railway \u2018and invaded the valley of the Alcantara.To-day the.front fifty feet high and a third of a mile wide broke over a long declivity .and gathering velocity forced the peasant dwellers\u201d in its path to make a hurried retreat.It spread through and burned \u2018the \u2018orange\u2019 afd demon |.groves and, engulfing .the.many Roques Bo Clergy to \u2018Take Action With Other Clergy Re Training in Scheols London, Qnt., September 14.~The General Synod \u2018Assembly of the Church of England of the Dominion of Canada last night passed a resolution to seek union with other churches.The resolution was adopted after a long debate, which, commencing in\u2018 the afternoon session, occupied the major part of that session and most of the evening.Principal Rexford, of the :Montreal Diocesan College, gave the following resolution, which was : unanimou sly: \u201cThe General.Synod places on record its earnest desire for Christian union, and as an end thereto recommends.the clergy and laity to avail themselves of every opportunity of Christian co-operation which does not invalve a sacrifice of church principles; and that the clergy seek opportunity to confer with their brethren of other communions concerning the principles of church union.\u2019 During the afternoon a message was \u2018received from the House of Bishops, recommending that the synod pass.a.resolution that the delegates to the 1912- Synod .at.Vancou- > | Ver be assessed $10 to help defray the contingent expenses.This carried; also that the delegates\u2019 allowances for meals while travelling be limited to $2 per day.A deputation from the House of Bishops, Bishop Williams of Huron, Bishop Richardson; of- Fredericton, and Bishop -Farthing, of Montreal, addressed the Lower House on the conditions that made necessary the bringing of this matter before them.It was pointed out that hitherto there had been too heavy a drain on the diocesan treasury, and that retrenchment was necessary.There was soine opposition to the taxing of the delegates, but the matter finally passed.At the evening session the remarks of.Archdeacon McKenzie were seconded by Dean Pigot, of Calgary.A gratifying gain in all dioceses but Calgary during the past year was shown by the report submitted by the.committee on statistics and state of the church.A tabulated report was appended, but this was found to be replete\u2019 with typographical errors, and will have to be corrected.The paro- .chial clergy were also blamed for not sending in more accurate Venerable, Archdeacon Kerr recommended that a strong resolution be sent to the House of Bishops requesting them to take the most vigorous measures to Feceive Æccurate returns in the future.~ reports.\u201cBb Patri Met's Box Catf Bincners, | 2500 Jards plein mescaline and 82.50 CARPET SWEEPERS =\" a Splendiq, byery Jay Boot, sola, j vise yards assorted weaves in i $1.98.\u201c= Msh- back straps.8 i peasy SE $1.50 | 1500 yards Lining satine.Fora Oe of beat Prine.Tae We; would - \u201cadvise early.éhopping, | 2250 yards Satin Foulards and per guaranteed.Highly ~ ag there is but a limited quan- Fancy Silk finiaiied in golden $1 9 tity of these; goods.! Friday.per \u2018yard - = Friday.mean yw rest Floor Pr.: _ Ground Floor, Second Floor Up.\u2014 CE F = ~ - oe ie 7 A BAKERY WITHOUT A PEEL a few years ago would have been impossible.What is a Peel ?Why it is the old wooden shovel used to put bread into old-fashioned ovens.But in our Modern Bakery in West- mount, we have no such article in the place.We have a Travelling Plate oven that is a marvel of ingenuity and completeness.Cont and see it.HARRISON BREAD EXPERT Mount 386.\u2014\u2014 sis of good cittzenshtb and good mor: als was emphasized.A recommend?tion was made that parents give ther children religious instruction home.The clergy were also advise to take action In conferring Ww! other clergy in bringing about tran: ing In the schools.| DISASTROUS WIND STORM.Reaches Velocity of Seventy Miles per Hour and Spreads Wreck and Ruin in Its Wake, Springfield, IL, September i Spreading wreck and ruin in its wi?one of the most disastrous wir storms ever experienced here Springfield and Central Illinois in its grip for three hours last night.TE, damage caused by the storm will fo hundreds of thousands of dolar One death is reported from Tay: ; ville.The wind reached a velocity \"\u201d 70 miles an hour.By far the greatest single loss Wf that sustained by the State of Hine: $.when the wind carried away a I portion of the new roof of the ne\u201c state capitol, blew in numerous wire dows and uprooted shade trees.T° loss is conservatively estimated $50,000, held + Li 2e THE \u2018DAILY rrrNé aie printed and published at No.140 St.Peter Stree\u2019.tn the City of Montreal, by John R: - path Dougall and Frederick Eugen Dougall, both of Montreal.All business communications should a.addressed \u2018John \u2018Dougall & Son.\u2018V'! ness\u2019 Office, Montreal, and all leit\u201d ; -to the Editor.should be addresse \u201cEditor of the Witness.\u2019 ! A.message \u2018was received from * ey | House of Bishops, which read in brief: \u2018We view with great anxiety.\u201cthe need of official religious instruction in the public schools in -most of the provinces .of the Dominion.\u2019 \u2018The: necessity of religlous cata as: a \u2018ba- Jéfirings in \u2018te, neighborhood, cut off water supply of \u201cseveral villages.- \u201c\u2018Whén\u201cthe stream was within three miles of \u2018Castiglione: and Francavilla the people; collected \u201ctheir portable property.and with\u2019 thelr farm animals \u2018and- \u2018household pets made for the \u2018high- \u201cer places.him :u in \u201cthe hobpital \u201cat Port \u2018Arthur, and have caused-permanent- disability from | earning full.workman's wages.He figures hisceernines three years pre- de nee hat 7 end de- 3 5 = EFALIAN WARES Established 1858."]