The daily witness, 25 octobre 1911, mercredi 25 octobre 1911

[" EE Qi \\ sne for 60 or T0 years?Re eres \\.ete! a Tet 3 oO, \"oN s on s, > page six.3 0) or oe Le etre ra ae tome \"8 704700700700 sa 0% Tr 0 00 on au.BX ata XS XR \u201cLH, No.251.MON TREAL.CANADA, 28 o » oe \u201c + oo Beit es DOCH tet a eat ttt ted ain tentes 0030504 20300) 0450450408 aT 0 Peete os e®es®s 6°.tete 000000001000 0000000 OS 0 TS ST COOL eae a a aes ane a a tt Se taetet tert ae tented ett ete ete a TT LT SENATOR BEIQUE APPEAL cdressed Public Utilities ômoission To-day on City and M.S.R.the mornine œitfing of held to-day owas oe- Copa mission sr from staid his case as of share- che Suer che rte s oprosttior vs Montreal other lines, Fail Street the Lan the and what wold he the tie v \u2018hat taie change rc = {no the Intere of mac time ct ning he 1 and Toa : FOX cod gs, Cree rept the ail sis cing ty he judement delivered Priets se Cour: Julze tro! yesterday, refused tae Seater Charbonneau winch The ap- announced his intention of Sa the cause to appeal, Matty r vas Not à \u2018itestion of nf law, He was replied H.Cahin, KA.for the Haïiiwav.who declared that Of those Wha refused 10 come be new company would be as \u2018in s< or Vaeuum.{r A.\\V.AtWater, the city solicit §.present ir the room us well us CH, Cahan, K MAIN 7941.CANADA LIFE BUILDING, MONTREAL ERS & CO JI FS CF HR em ot mee tm wy wes ~~ - x © \u2014- I] pn n- pm ur ~v / eT A # - 4 .- | THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1911.3 yp SHERBROOKE \u2018RY.PROGRESS IN EARNINGS The -tatement of earnings for Sep- >\u201c nver, and for the three months of neeal year issued to-day by Sherbrooke Railway, Light & mCmpany, shows fhat this | nized concern is making progress under the new rel, and that with the contemplat- ;nprovements and extensions to the : railway system, as well as the plants, the whole Sven evidence of success.i+ connection with the earnings.it - ated that the Sherbrooke Company 41 present purchasing power from Island Pond Power Company for :he operation of the Stanstead Electric .Jant.but as soon as the transmission ve to Stanstead is completed the com- cay will deliver its own power, and reduce the expenses of the Stanstead \u2018cinpany.The *gross earnings for September ave reported at $9,582, with operating -xpenses at $4,884, leaving a net bal- ince of $4,700, The gross from July 1 to Sept.30 Sow $25,762, while.the expense bill amounted to $12,481, giving a net for undertaking \u2018tire three months of $13,500.ROCK ISLAND Unlike most of the railways of the United States, Rock Island net earnings show.ah increase.For the year the income has increased $694,832 equal to 7.26 percent.on capital stock, against 6.23 percent.last year.Gross earnings declined 1.22 percent.in August, 1911, and net earnings, after deduction of taxes and expenses, 45 percent.: \u2014\u2014 WEDNESDAY MORNING BOARD.Street Ry.85 at 225, 5 at 124, T5 at \u201825, 10 at 224, 30 at 225, | at 228, 25 ni 22412, 91 at 224, 2 at 223, 98 at 224.13k.of Mont: dec.div.24 percent payable Dec.1st of record 15th .ov.quebec Bk.dec\u2019).div.13.percent pavahble 1st Ded, Books will close from 16th to 30th Nov.incl.lL.anrentide Securities\u2014Calleg to-day.Shawinigan Rights, 2 at 77, 81 at 76, 124 at 77, 2 at T6.Detroit, 60 at 73%, 25 at 735.200 at AL.Toronio Ry., 8 at 136, 3 at 1353; , lio, 175 at 114%, 50 at 11414, Soo Com.8 at 13414 Telephone Rights, 14 at T14, 64 at Tle, 22 at 7.86 at 71.Rich.and Ont., 75 at 1231, 70 at 123.125 at 1223.Shawinigan, 10 at 1161.25 at 1164.Twin City, 7 at 1053, 10 at 106%.Nan Paulo, 5 at 179.\u2019 Power, 50 at 174, 50 at 1741, 100 at 17415, 45 at 174%.: Ottawa L.and P., 25 at 1443, 5 145.Pacific.125 at 231, 50 at 231%, 25 at 251.100 at 2314.20° Winnipeg.25 at 243, 278-at 245, 10 a 24435.3 at 244.at Tex.com, 5 at 71, 40 at 72, 25 at 71 3-4, 10 at 71.- Ozilvie pref., 15 at 123.Steel Corp., 25 at 583%, 110 at 59.Cement, 60 at 2814.Textile pref., 5 at 100% M.Canners, 100 at 67 Clement pref., 90 at 90, 1-2 at 90, 176 at 20.; Can.Car pref,, 11 at 103.Tron pref, 75 at 102.l'an.Cot.pref., 59 at 68.Crown Res, 150 at 3.00, 150 at 2.98, BA at 3.00.Laur.com., 30 at 145.Strel C.of C.50 at 30%.Penmans.1 at 5744.Coal pref.5 at 113, .Packers, 10 at- T2: + r Tr br ; PAIE TA Ai 77 A ES * ora + Tr 4 CAPPS! rt jy LATA oN The \u2018Millinery Salon : +\" 4 Ÿ Per ect-Fitting V \u2018ais | I Women\u2019 s Golf Coats Offers inducements to early shoppers on Thursday, 65 only beautifully as al ui many név fe tyes no Waist Depart White A splendid selection, of Golf Coats, in the V shape and high ro.trimmed Hats, suitable for all occasions.In Black, Navy, Brown, Green, | cluster of six small tucks- down thé centre, fastened\u2019 with \u2018diagonal shape collar effect, with fine Pet] or Bone buttons, in colors of White, Gre: Purple, and trimined in the latest styles.Thursday.$10.00 Pearl buttons, giving the va a very smart male In al sizes.Red, Navy.Thonder-4 ete ae eee eee.84,65 iN \u2014 $3.50 Brown Marabont Collars i 28.33 37 only Marabout Collars, that will lie snugly over the shoulders and Wai Department Third F loor.) Queen Quality T Comfortable Cling 1 fr.The \u201cNew Queen Quality\u201d Boots speak for themselves.Women passing | Ba b ; i ) our store instinctively stop and look at them.|Their originality apparent | = a aby : i at a glance, their fit assured.Many other fetching models on display | | inside all have merit, some exceptional worth.Correct styles here for =a Ao Baby\u2019 s fine quality long Cloak ; in Cashmere and fey oh, some - ; - i are hand embroidered, others braided.a \u2026S1 95 chest, warm and light, in \u2018pretty Brown shade.Regular price $9.50 each.each and every occasion at moderate prices.| - A Dainty Silk Bonnet.$e enn ee ae a + .$1.95 On Sale at each, THURSDAY .ce ee ae ee.96.33 ; > | | Baby's Dresses, Very dainty.20 8e 10 00 00e 6 .-$1.95 ) Price $3.00 to $5.50 | 0 Baby Baskets, trimmed in Blue or Pink.ee vane $1 95 (You will need io be early for one of these.) ji Sole Agents for Montreal.i (Boa Department.) I \u2014 Special Showing of New Brood.\u2014 Chamoisette Gloves With Doe- cloths in the Latest Fall Shac es Guaranteed Waterproof Scarfs Lining, per pair 3 5 \u2018 | : _ SEDAN CLOTH-\u2014Chiffon finish thoroughly shrunk nd \u201camspottable, | Fach 45 the most popular fabric for making Tailored robes and suits.The very newest shades of Blues, Tans, and Shades, Browns, Greys, Cut like a kid glove, they fit perfectly, and being lined with oe, which | æ, Greens, Wisteria.52 and 34 inches wide.0 | Now 1s the time to buy one of these Scarfs or Storm Veils.We adds warmth and strength.Cord stitching on [the back.In Grey, Tan} Prices $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, Lo ; C1 have quite a number in all colors, 18 inches wide and 217 yards long.| and Black.Price per pair.nu.ei 0 ds ve 00 00 6 \u201cee 35 (Dress Goods Dent.First Floor.) 5 ; | ; Thursday each.145 Good Socks for Mer BE Reduced Price-Reliable Notions - Strong Pope 5 \u2018 Per Pai alr 25 | \u2018Dress Shields, size 3, double nsingook covered, washable aad perspiration proof.; Ser Tarr .| .15 a pair.TH URSDAY .ce wt oe erine wu 3 pairs for 25 Every thread wool, full length i in leg and elastic.A well made Two weights, i in medium and heavy weight, all wool, one | Hair Pins, assorted in box, 100 p pins, 05 a box.Thursday.5 ; ¥ .3 for .10 stocking, fast colors Sizes 6 to 9.Per pair.29 } Plain Be, oi, Aig ee toes.They are both excep- Safety Pins, 1 dozen on card, assorted sizes, .05 a card; Thursday.3 for , 10 | Perpair.|.ve oo 25 | Wood Button Moulds, as big as a silver dollar, per dozen.i .à .10 Featherbone, Black or White, .10 a yard; Thursday.2 yards for .15 Embroidered Cashmere, Black and Light Weight Cashmere .Stockings | Silk Covered Invisible Hair Pins, to atch any shade of hairs per box.085 Colored, Per Pair 49 Mending Wool, in large skeins, Black, Tans, Naturals, .05 a skein; TE oe Co J All wool Cashmere Stockings.the ankles neatly embroidered Seamless Feet.3 pairs for $1 25 Thursday.«ovo coes a ones on vg 7 sheins for 25 with Red, White, Mauve or Sky, the coloring with contrasted W hen out shopping.don\u2019t miss calling at our 5 Fancy Goods and Notions Dept.\u201ccolors.Price per pair.49 They are all wool, but not heavy, extra sp liced heel, sole and - We carry a full stock of \u201cKleinert\u201d and \u201cOmo\u201d Dress Shields | toe.Sizes 8/4 to lOinches.Price .|.3 pairs for $1.25 \u2014 _ | 10 Cakes of Toilet Soap $1.98 Bags, on Thursday .98 New Umbrellas Thursday, 4 for .25 100 onl ke Ÿ wv B 1 Tk cord The \u201cIndia\u201d shape.When oper it is large, when dosed à it 1s small.The right \u201cOld Fashion Windsor Soap\u201d and \u201cOld Fashion Glycerine & only, envelope shape, T'apes ags, with long silk cor \u201d } handles.Regular price $106.pesty Beg ® umbrella for street use and travelling.Known as the little umbrella with the big Soap,\u201d large cake§ Regular 1] cach Special.4 for .25 | EL | iE : ursday Special.2\" THURSDAY SPECIAL.2224 ++ +: pou «98 spread Prices $2.25, $3.50, $4 75, nS (Phone direct to Soap Department, if you cannot call at the (You should come at 8 o\u2019clock for these.) so Store.) Teddy Bear Carriage Sacks and Blankets \u2014 ' Co FOR CHILDREN +2 + W omen s F rench Suede Gloves SPECIAL Teddy Bear Carriage Sacks for the Baby.This 1s a bag: or sack made from the A lendid tr t clove.bi \u2018 d and fitted ; - same materials as Teddy Bear Blar kets, and has 5 draw string so that you can pull it c pe \u201c \" ee we e, proue sewn, guaranteed an i\" in / tight under the arms.A great protection against the cold.Comes à \u2018in.Blue with pretty rey, lan an ack.rice perparr.30.32 fl | 20 Pairs Suede Lace Boots dl Ps ec SZ nt Corner in : ; Regular $4.50 Quality | TEDDY BEAR BLANKETS I | 11° | ei Children\u2019s Umbrellas In colors Pink or Blue; size 30x 40 inches.0.65 On Sale Thursday, - £2.00 In colors Pink or Blue; size 36x 50 inches.hee $1 00 2 lL Blanket Bath Robe lengths, large size, 72 x 90 inches, with ve tu at one end and In two sizes, with taffeta tops, in bone or wood handles.Fas as cord\u2019 for waist; complete, $3.00.Lo ._ : | = colors.Price.| This Store Opens at 8 am, an Closes at 5.30 p.m.rear rasée , pers age = Mers a A te dar mn) BD Ss LO Ap Sher DY ia AE EBB HA) Cee Ac Ye SE LR Td Se i EE ET RC 1.HERE\" & 4 .THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25.1911.DOMINION W.CT.U.Reports of Work in Several Provinces Given at Annual Convention in Sherbrooke Sherbrooke, October 25\u2014The Dominion W.C.T.U.Conference was resumed yesterday morning in the vongregational Church, Mrs.Craig, of Kingston, giving an ad8ress at the consecration service on \u2018The parable vi the vine.\u2019 Mrs.S.R.Wright, the lraininion president, was in the chair.The report of Sunday School work was submitted by Mrs.Jeannette Bullock, of New Brunswick, who stated that the Sunday Schools of the province were being grounded in temperance work, The quarterly temperance lessons were being faithfully taught, and pledges were circulated, and temperance sermons given by the niinisters.7 Mrs.Scott, of Montreal, strongly advocated temperance posters being put up on the hoardings \u2018and walls, Wherever a liquor poster was put\u2019 up & temperance one should be put- up In France the govern- posters alungside of it, ment issued | t MISS ELEANOR E.SMITH, Dominion \u2018Y\u2019 Secretary.drunkenness and the use of strong drink, and she thought that if posters showing the evil effects of liquor, given from a medical point of view, were pasted up they would have a beneficial effect.Mrs.S.A.Jones, of Sherbrooke, in submicting the prison reform and police station report, stated that the work done had been fuller and more satisfactory than In former years.They had distributed much literature, made many visits, and looked after many prisoners when they were released from prison.Sunday services were also conducted in the prisons by the ministers of the churches, the Salvation Army and W.C.T.U.members, and a home for delinquent girls had also been opened in Montreal with Mrs.Waycott as president.A woman inspector for the prisons and jails was still badly needed.Mrs.McKee, the honorary president for Ontaric, in giving the Curfew Bell report, said that where the law existed it was carried into effect, but she thought the Children\u2019s Aid Society could best look after this work.Mrs.McKinney, Dominion vice-pre- sident, said that legislation had been adopted in the provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta, giving municipalities power to enforce curfew bell law.A solemn memorial service was conducted by Mrs.Bascom, to the memory of the members who had died since the last convention.A Bible reading was also given by Mrs, Deborah Knox Livingston, who selected the third chapter of Revelations for her discourse.: At the afternoon meeting the franchise.convention, led by Mrs.H.MS.Detlor, had an enthusiastic and interesting discussion, culminating in the following resolution, moved by Mrs.Mary E.Sanderson, seconded by Mrs.Sparkes, of Kingston, being adopted: \u2014 We heartily recommend that each provincial union begin an active campaign for woman\u2019s franchise asking for the \u2018ballot because we are citizens.\u2019 Miss E.E.Smith, of Windsor, N.S., the Dominion \u2018Y\u2019 secretary, said that she was able to report an increase in membership in all the provinces, and that the members were taking a deeper interest in the work.They could get the members, but they had a difficulty in getting leaders to carry out the work.This was especially condemning | | ter\u2019 years, Canada has and 25 a result the number of unions Was not as great as it might The report of the Dominion corresponding secretary, Mrs.Hattie| A.Stevens, of Toronto, showed a gain In membership.They had now a membership of 14,260 in their Wi C.T.U's.In the province of Quebec they had 94 unions, with 2,251 mem?ers, 369 honorary members, 17 \u2018Y\u2019s\u2019 with a membership of 308, and 136 honorary members, and they had 18.loyal tem- Derance \u2018legions, with a membership of 923.\u2018Ontario had 230 unions, 7,103 members, 78) honorary members! 21 Y's\u2019 with 411 members, 1,081 \u2018hon- ary members, 91 loyal temperance le- gloms, with a membership of §800.Manitoba, had 30 unions, 784 members, a honorary members, two \u2018Y's\u2019 with of a membership, 2 ent - ance .legions, Pr yal per ¢ with a membership of 1,062.Alherta and Saskatchewan hed 91 unions, 1,404 members, 149 honorary members, one \u201cY\u2019 and six.members.- British Columbia had 44 unions, With 1,398 members, = 204° honorary | Members.Nova Scotia had 27 un ons, 783 members,\u201d 59 hon.members, and four \u2018Y's\u2019 1 with -a membership.111.New Brunswick had 22 nine.ry members, 59 \u2018honorary members, {and four \u2018Y's\u2019 With a membership of [2 The Rev.G.Ellery Read gave an address to the delegates and extended to them a cordial welcome.Mrs.8.{R.Wright.the Dominion Te- sident, gave her address, and for nearly an hour and à half the convention listened to an earnest appeai as|the Speaker referred to the spread of temperance over all the Jand.1 : of the World's W.C.T.U.held Glasgow, Scotland, on June Ijth and the lessons to be learned fro the oplum question, the Mormon ace, the efforts for peice ang arbj Ton, the department of mora! ed 1, prison reform.depart i work, and the need for greater on pansion were all deslt with by {the president who went on to speak of| the possibilities wrapped up in an \u2018effort to uplift the children f of our fore - oe.It seems,\u2019 said Mrs.Wri ht at no other work can take rst Place before this in E The children of to-day will be the ot- ers of to-morrow, and the increasin number of foreigners coming to = shores should be the call for u halt and think what is to be the p come of thig movement?300,400 chme to us last year alone.During the flast Ts receiv two million immigrants, whet are to do with them, and how shall | we discharge our responsibility, these are questions we cannot, dare not, avoid Shall the low standard of the alley and slum of the Continent prevail, or| the high ideals of the Anglo-Saxon and Christian citizenship?It is through the children that the opportunity comes.We would that our Domi ion Union could place a loyal temperance legion organization in each of |our Western Provinces, who would galther the children -of the foreigner |into \u2018légions,\u2019 through which they would receive not alone temperance instruction, but where they would be talight Personal purity and hcme sanitation, and domestic science as well \u2018ere this possible for us to achieve, | we would, indeed, be laying broad jand deep foundation stones for most |creditable Empire Building.\u2019 mplire Buiiding, RESENT THE AMERICAN Western Cities Follow Exampl Toronto and Prohibit U.Sin Picture Shows, Winnipeg, Oct.24.\u2014There is an\u2019 tation In Winnipeg to prohibit the introduction of United States flags in moving-picture shows.At Regina, Brandon, Calgary, Edmonton and Saskatoon, the same movement is uhder way.The recent agitation over feci- procity is the immediate cause, but resentment against films glorifying] the United States flag over the Union Jack has been gradually growing in western Canada for some time.In Winnipeg there are fifteen moving-picture houses \u2018said to have an aggregate admission of ten thousand daily.These films are supplied chiefly through St.Paul) and Chicago syndicates.The city censor is to be instructed to refuse to permit any display of United States flag {nci- dents.erat tere : KINGSTON POWER ESTIMA Kingston, Ont., October 24\u2014The Adam Beck has submitted new mates for the power for Kingston, Brockville, Morrisburg, Cardinal |and Prescott for 3,000 to 10,000 H.P.|For 3,000 H.P.Kingston will pay $30.25, while Morrisburg will only have to pay $13.07, and for 10,000 H.P.Kingston is quoted at $17.80 and Morrisburg $11.46.As other towns range Inside these figures Kingston will in| all probability refuse and accept services of Seymour Power Company.|The Beck scheme is evidently Wadding- ton, N.Y., power, but, he does not|say true in Alberta and Saskatchewan, soi yet it gets no waste.because it how much easi with it.Quit Ordinary Cleansers and use Asepto Doesn't redden the hands * like laundry soap\u2014and quicker, because it is concentrated clsanser\u2014 ordinary soap powders, ' and IT STERILIZES\u2014 kills germs\u2014banishes disease-risks.\\ Soap Powder \u201cSWEETENS THE HOME\u201d For five cents you get a big\u2014 long-lasting \u2014 package of this ONLY antiseptic soap powder.GET ONE NOW\u2014and notice housework and how sweet and 6 clean the odor of what you wash Try it.ASEPTO Limited, St.John, N.B.things clean Far excels goes farther er it makes your Made by \u201cyr oc \u2018and eugenic instincts, with a view to @.5 * y \u201c Of Interest to Women.Jhe Witness\u2019 Daily Fashion Mint The stripe appears on afternoon, THE STRIPE STILL POPULAR.morning, and evening gowns.There are many .odd ways o stripe, and the ingenuity of the modiste is seen in this respect.Three smart.models 7 [OS are illustrated.: 7 Ee using the ] AFTER SCHOOL LUNCHES.Dr.Edith B.Lowry contributing an article to \u2018Woman\u2019s World\u2019 makes a -suggestion that some \"mothers of children of school age may find helpful.A method of protecting little ones from any hurtful influence and of retaining \u2018their confidence is by means of after-school lunches and talks.When a child first comes home from school she is full and bubbling with the experiences of the day, and reafly and anxious to repeat them to mother.The wise mether plans to spend a few minutes with her children immediately! upon - their - return from school.\u2018If this talk is postponed for even a few hours the child loses some of her-desire to.tell, perhaps in the meantime has been cautioned by her playmates not to tell her mother.One mother, who had a.wonderful influence with her.children and who never felt that school life was taking them away from her, laid her success to the after-school lunches she prepared.Whenever her children returned from school she always had a lunch ready.Sometimes it consisted only of a slice of bread and butter and a glass of milk, sometimes, on a cold day, it was a bowl of hot soup.A child always is hungry when school is out and will hurry home if she knows a lunch is awaiting her.This wise mother always took this- opportunity for a little heart to heart.talk with her child.\u2018Sometimes a schoolmate was invited to join them.and this gave the mother an opportunity to become acquainted with her child's associates and to judge as to their desirability as intimate campanions.This - after-school lunch also prevents the child frem overloading her stomach at the evening meal, and she sleeps better.Children in school need about ten hours sleep to maintain the equilibrium of their nervous systems.Plenty of rest apd sleep, plain, nourishing food (very little pastry).combined with a moderate amount of exercise in the fresh air will enable a child to keep well during school years.MME.SARAH BERNHARDT ON THE SUFFRAGE.In an interview for a London paper recehtly \u2018 Madame Sarah Bernhardt \u2018gave her views on the suffrage, with no uncertain voice.\u2018That women should possess the vote,\u201d said Mme.Bernhardt, \u2018is the merest justice.All the political philosophies that have been invented have as yet produced no sensible argument against woman\u2019s claim to say what shall be the nature of those laws to which she shall conform.So.long as she is expected to be the custodian of the children and to rear them up to good citizenship, woman must in reason be accorded the right to participate in choosing the law makers who will assure her the right to educate according to her own natural the production of the highest type.That question is one for the woman long before it becomes one for the man.There is a belief prevalent among the opponents of woman suffrage that\u2014so the formula goes\u2014all intelligence in woman is but a reflection of the intelligence in man.The simple logic of this proposition must be that if man did not exist, woman would possess no intelligence whatsoever.BSerlously, however, so long as you allow woman.to be the help and counsellor in the family, you allow her really the most important NEW BUILDING BY-LAW.Measure Will Make Necessary Many Inspectors.A.meeting of the committee of experts on the proposed new building by-law of the city was held yesterday afternoon, at the City Hall.This committee comprises: Mr.Joseph Venne, Mr.W.N.J.Francis, consulting engineer; Mr.W.H.Butler, city sttor- ney,-and Mr.Alcide Chausse, building inspector.The committee.has agreed on the general by-law, and it is now working-upon the classes of buildings to be .erected.Clauses will be framed for the construction of theatres and churches.- This measure will call for a more detailed examination of the plans of Co | role in society, and I do not See how she can be refused the vote\u2014which, in any case, she is going to .get.I can see it coming \u2018in France; and I can say from my observation that it is certain that women count as.the most important factor in the.family and social life of America, whose civilization is impressing its characteristics more and more upon European life.\u2019 - ï i IRISH LACE FLOWER MOTIFS.| Even a comparative novice can easily learn to make the little single detached roses vhichi.are used so much both in.\u2018all-over\u2019 Irish laces and as motifs in\u2019 collars\u2019 and jabot edges.They need not have the many layers of petals unless | the worker so chooses, but the addition of these !s not at all difficult, and certainly adds to the effect.For these little roses, either single or double, a very effective and novel use is seen in the newest mode of trimming undersleeves and guimpes or chemisettes of nêt or.chiffon.They are made singly and set on around the lower sleeve edges and around the neck, in either single or double rows, just touching each other.The woman who is good at little original touches will find many uses for the same flowerets, made of rather coarse Irish lace rather than the ordinary cotton.For trimming all sorts of neckwear they are beyond price.So the art of making them is well worth acquiring.By the way, many directions for making jabots, handkerchiefs and other articles for personal and \u2018household use tell one to crochet the little Irish edges directly into the linen hem.As the durability of such a lace is often far greater than Liat of the fabric to which it is attached, a far better plan is to crochet the edging on one of the tiny lace braids sold at embroidery counters \u2018for making \u2018needle point\u2019 lace or fine Battenberg.These braids are all linen, and can be had in very narrow widths,| They add to, rather than take away from, the appearance of the work, and make a heading that can easily be sewed to the article which it is to trim, and is as easily ripped off when.the proper time comes.If desired, the braid can be sewed to luae linen before the crocheting is begun.This makes it easier to get the corners and \u2018turns even.The use of lace braid, moreover, makes it possible to crochet indefinite lengths of those laces usually made with a \u2018chain of the desired length\u2019 for foundation.: 1 i A DAILY COOKERY RECIPE.Orange Cake\u2014Beat two eggs, add a cup: of sugar and a tablespoonful of melted butter beat together, add half a cup of milk, and stir in a cup and a half of flour sifted.with \u2018three ievel teaspoons of baking powder.Lastly, add a tablespoonful of strained orange juice and a little of the grated rind.Bake in a round shallow pan; when it is taken from the oven and cooled, split the cake, and spread between the halves orange cream, made as follows: Put in a cup the juice of an orange, a tablespoonful of lemon juice, and half an orange rind grated.Fill the cup with cold water, - strain, and put on to boil.Mix a tablespoonful of cornstanch smooth with a little cold water, add it to the 1liquid, stir, and cook over hot water ten minutes.Beat the yolk of an egg, add two heaping tablegBoons of BRBERERRPRLBRSB ERE RRR RRR sugar, stir into the starch, cook a I and the employment ofia larger staff of inspectors to insist upon the carrying out of the.plans and specifications in the buildings._\u2014 rt , NEW TOWN SITES FOR SALE.The Canadian Pacific Railway have announced that they will shortly offer for sale nine new town sites as follows: \u2014 ; : Swift\u2019 Current, Northwest Branch\u2014 Cantaur, Success, Pennant, Battrum, Cabri.Swift Current, Southeast Branch\u2014 Duneim, Neville, Pambrum and Vanguard.Cr These tewns are all located in well | settled districts comprising the \u2018best of Southwestern Saskatchewan lands and will afford scores of desirable | business opportunities.The lots in all these new towns ~~ buildings by the building .Inspector LN Will \u2018be disposed I at auction.; ce = ver minute longer, th ful of butter.Let tt the cake with it, frost: decorate with sections of orange.- CE \u201c THE \u2018WITNESS\u2019 DAIL The home dressmalter litle catalogue scrap boôk of the daily These Will be found pattern cuts.very useful to refer t time.er \u201d \\ 9049\u2014A SIMPLE The The |collar is shapeüt in sailor style at the back.The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: \u20188 and 10 years.It: of 44-inch ma tertal or; the 6-year \u201cwe Please send tioned pattern fr below.No.reed SiZe «evevecscse Address in full esses ssvves repo ENee prevssrsencensehe0e N.B.\u2014Be sure to tration and send carefully filled out: not reach you in note or stamps.- | .MESSENGER \u2018SENTENCED.Found Guilty of Stealing $15 From Canadian Express :.Co and Gets Three Hamilton, Oct.2 rlaugh, the Canadian senger who was gagged in the company\u2019s\u2019 office the night that $8,000 was stole, and who men entering and |h told a sensational ns the point of a revovlez, as to-day guilty of .stealing: $15 from foun: mpany,\u201d and against Kennaugh! to add a teaspoon- he ¢ream cool, fill TR LITTLE FROCK.This practical médel is suitable for ail of this season's dress.materials.closing of coat style will at once appeal to the practical\u2019 dressmaker.PATTERN | COUPON.© above-men- per à cutfou with: tHe coupon, The pattern can- ] Jess wha Price 10 cents each, In cash, postal Address: \u2018Witneas' Pattern Department, \u2018 Montreal.\u2019 .\u2014 Ggorge Ken- und\u2019 bound and : sentéricéd to The police had do \u201cthp top, and PATTERN.should keep a frdm time to 3 a # requires 2 7-8 t irections È M & week, tress\u2019 Block, Ë.5 = \u201cCompany Months, Xpress mes- bout masked g him up at bo three #0 evidence ofmect him LA RARRURLARARTERALRUTERAERS DR.COOK LECTURES Is Forced to Make Exit by Back Door and Proceed to Hotel Under Protection Copenhagen, October 24.\u2014Dr.Frederick A.Cook's theatrical attempt tonight to vindicate his reputation by a lecture in the hall where two years ago he addressed the royal family and some of the most prominent people of Denmark under the auspices of the Geographical Society, on the occasion of his triumphant entrance into the capital, resulted in extremely riotous.scenes.Dr.Cook finally was compelled to retire inglorlously by the back -door.Ever since it was announced that Dr.Cook was returning to this city for the purpose of lecturing, the newspapers and the people have Yeen strongly stirred, and threats of violence were freely circulated.Fifteen hundre persons assembled within the hall to-night, and a great crowd surrounded the approaches to the building.Those outside greeted Dr.Cook\u2019s appearance with an uproar of insulting cries.He was escorted by police, however, and no actual vigl- ence was attempted.The meeting within the hall was turbulent throughout.A small frat- tion of the audience supported Dr.Cook and applauded his efforts.The others hissed cContinually, with the result that the two sides almost came to blows.Count Holstein-Ledrebord, son of the ex-Premier, who entertained Dr.Cook at his historic castle on the explorer\u2019s previous visit, was chairman.a The lecturer talked for an hour, 1l- lustrating his recital by means of lantern slides\u2019 and repeating, for the most part, his original lecture.: Dr.Norman Hansen, the Danish explorer, who formerly was a warm supporter of Cook, started the trouble by loudly denouncing Cook as a pure swindler.The climax was reached when an alleged picture of the North Pole was thrown upon the screen.The audience was so hostile that stopped his lecture and withdrew.He was escorted by a strong detachment of police to his hotel by the side streets.À On the return trip Cook\u2019s carriage 3 Cook was surrounded by a crowd, who threw eggs and apples at the occupants.The attitude of the people was So threatening it was deemed advisable to put a police guard in the hotel.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TRAINING OF MILITIA OFFICERS.Ottawa, October 24,\u2014The Militia Department has issued an important order respecting training.Henceforth the training of officers will he carried out on a basis of portions of two weeks, so as to consult the convenience of persons desiring to qualify.The courses will, however, begin on certain specified dates.The training periods at the schools will he January and February, March and April, and October and November.Field officers\u2019 courses will begin on January 22, and February 19 next; captains\u2019 courses on January 8, and February 5 next; lieutenants\u2019 courses, portion A, on January 8; lieutenants\u2019 course, portion 1B, on January 22: lieutenants\u2019 course, portion C, on February 5 and February 19.eta NEW CHILDREN\u2019S LEAGUE.One of the movements which Is today engaging the attention of the leaders in Christian work, in the Old Country, is that known as the League of Worshipping Children.Such men as Sir WwW.Robertson Nichol, editor of the \u2018British Weekly,\u201d and Lord Guthrie are strong support- ers-of the movement, the object being to secure the attendance of the boys and girls at the services of the church on the Lord's Day.The idea has been carefully considered hy some of the Christian workers in this city, and last Sunday morning a branch of the league was formed in Livingstone Church, Park Annex.The attendance of the children was exceptionally good, and the simple but Interesting \u2018Order of Service\u2019 planned by the pastor, made the hour of worship pecutiarly attractive to young and old.\u2014\u2014\u2014 mre 4 POSSIBLE JUVENILE COURT.Judge Leet and Judge Choquet, tos gether with those interested in the work of the Children\u2019s Aid Society,, Inspected yesterday the Hudon residence on Champ.de Mars Street, which has been propoged for occupation for the purposes of the Juven- ile Court.\u2014_\u2014 \u201cUNBREAKABLE\u201d MESH BAGS For years the manufacturers not to separate in the mesh, size.for a chain mesh that would not break.Success has attended their efforts, and 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\u2018DAILY WITNESS.WED NESDAY.OC EE | x TOBER 25.1911.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Notices of births, marriages and deaths, must invariably be endorsed with the , name and address of the sender ped , otherwise no notice can be taken 0 them.Birth notices ar~ inserted or | 25c; marriage notices for 50c; deat ; Notices for 25c, prepaid.The an- | nouncement of funeral appended to | death notice, 25c extra; other extensions to obituary, such as short sketch | of life, two cents per word extra ex- ! cept poetry, which is 50c per line extra, prepaid, Annual subscribers, whose names ap- bear on our lists, may have announcements of birth, marriages and deaths (without extended obituary or verses) occurring in their immediate families, free of charge, in wnich case name and address of subscribers should iu- variably be given.BIRTHS.- CUNNINGHAM\u2014In Kingston, Ont, on Oct.18, 1911, to Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs.A.B.Cunningham, a son.GARNER \u2014 At the Parsonage, Lake- field, Que., on Oct.16, 1911, to the Rev.William and Mrs.Garner, a son ROBERTS \u2014 On Oct.12, 1911, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.T.H.Roberts, 2514 Esplanade avenue.MARRIED.GEMMELL \u2014 WORKMAN \u2014 At the residence of the bride's parents, Mc- Laren street, on Oct.21, 1911, by the Rev.W.T.Herridge, D.D., Winifred Florence, daughter of Mr.and Mns.Thomas Workman, to Robent.Kellock Gemmell, of Duluth, Minn., son of Mr.Lawrence Gemmell, of Perth, Ont.KING\u2014WOOKEY\u2014At the residence of the brides mother, Toronto, on Oct.18, 1911, by the Rev.Horace Peck- over, Dr.Macdougall King, of Ottawa, son of Mr.John King, K.C., and Mrs.King, to May, daughter of the late Rev.Charles A.Wookey and Mrs.Wookey.STOCKS \u2014 HISLOP \u2014 At the homé of the bride's parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.+ Hislop, Columbus, on Thursday, Oct.$ 12, 1911, by the Rev.W.M.Haig, i Columbus, assisted by the Rev.G.A.{| Mclean, Whitby, Margaret Ellen to ( Mr, Norman James Stocks.DIED.ANDERSON\u2014At Edmonton, 4lberta, on Oct.19, 1911, Thomas Anderson, father of Lieut.-Col.William P.Anderson, of Ottawa, in his 93rd year.BLAIS-\u2014At Guelph, Ont, on Oct, 22, '11, of typhoid fever, George Arthur Blais, merchant, (late of the C.Ross Com- $ pany), only son of Mr, and Mrs.Louis i Blais, Ottawa.CLARKE \u2014 Entered into the future life, on Oat.21, 1911, Grace Thompson, widow of the late Charles TF.Clarke, barrister, late of Tilsonburg, * Ont.and sister of D.L.Thompson, * sdruggist, 394 Yonge street, Toronto.FILLES\u2014On Oct.23, 1911, at The Grace Dart Home, of tuberculosis, Gordon Filles, aged 48 years.GREGORY \u2014 On Oct.22, 1911, at Grace Hospital.Toronto, the Rev.Amnthur Ronald Gregory, in his 48th year.McQUAID \u2014 On Oct.24, 1911, David McQuaid, age 72, foreman of the M.S.R.Carpenter Shop.- Funeral from his late residence, 27 \u201cBourbonniere avenue, Maisonneuve,on \u2018Thursday, Oct.26th, at 2 p.m.Friends \u201cand acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.PENNEY \u2014 At Valcartier, Quebec, on Oct.11, 1911, Thomas Gray Penney, In his.92nd year.IN MEMORIAM.Ly nn WRIGHT \u2014 In loving memory of my husband, Robert Wright, died Oct.24, 1904., \u2018Love js stronger than death.sending notices for the above ss may send with them a list of pames of interested friends, together with a one-cent stamp for each address, and marked copies of the \u2018Wit.© Ness\u2019 containing the notice will be * promptly mailed.For addresses in foreign countries three cents: will be required.: 2 EES & CO.Funeral Directors 912 ST.CATHERINE W.Phone Up 165% = 7 + UNDERTAMERS ?n Lu = \" : à ERR MS Rs oN 7 + ; Ha à - SO pe J 25 \u2018 TY : TU Wo, RTE LE IE 4 3 À Fe RETA, Pt 4 < ee : CPE SUR a ee A TT ee Mr Sn PA ER PC Ne - RO cv Bari a.rca IES ICTR Sn i à Mi ha eter W GILL STRENGTHENING { UP + \u2014 T0 LAND rove] Paisley, Turnbull and Gartshore Wers Out i Practice and wil be Used £ (Bu vost: \"Varsity.McGill are strengthening ap inorder to land the inter-collegiate- championship.= Turnbult Paisley and Gartshore were out yesterday -at practice, \u201cand will most likely be used in \u2018Saturday's important game against \u201cVarsity.Big Turnbull will help a whole\u201d lot on the line.He was being\u2019 used a loc yesterday to carry the ball in sev eral brand new line plays, * : which the- locals are going to spring on \"Varsity.\"The coming -of these men: will \u2018mean\u2019 another shake up in ihe team, and it has not been decidéd yet just where they will be played.Timmins made good on the wing Saturday and\u2019 if his\u2019 shoulder is alright again and there is every reason to think that it will be, he is fairly sure of being used at the same.place.Turnbu will probably be used -instead- of oâgers -in the |; scrimmage.= Masson, who was\u201d éoriibtl ea = 10.re-; tire towards the end af th ast quar-' ter on: Saturday, was \u2018out again yes- terdaw- and will take his place on the half .line.: Masson !played_a great \u2018game.© He is a fast, aggressive runner and with a little more experience Will make a fine half.Billington, | \u201cMurray and Lee are all; fit \u2018and ready | for the crucial test on Saturday.; New stands are being built so that there will be accommodation for 2,000 more \u2018spectators and given a fine day there is every likelihood of\" the additional seats being filled.Toronto, Oct.25.\u2014 Varsity has sent al tvrry-up call to Harry; Griffiths at St.Catharines, where he is teaching ut Ridley.The Rugby team \u2018has\u2019 oki been going along as smoothly as the might, and Griffiths is the only hope: that \u2019Varsity Rugby executive.look to, for setting matters right.There have; ; been too many coaches out to the.*Varsity practices and too many have | spoiled the practices.With: the game | in Montreal against McGill next Saturday staring them in the\u2018 face, and after what happaned at Ottawa, 'Varsity will need a lot of imprévement in their make-up if they expect to land the honors this year.It is expected that Griffiths will be here by Thursday, and possibly by to-morrow.: Ottawa, Oct.25\u2014Smirlie Lawson, the big ex-Varsity half-back, whom every Rugby team in the country have made efforts to land, announces.his intention of turning out with \u2018Argonauts to-day.Lawson watched the Ottawa- Argo game last Saturday, and before | tLe match informed Fred Chittick, of] the Ottawa.Club, that in the event of Ottawa losing he would try for a place in the Argos\u2019 half line.After the game he again announced that he would be, out with Argos when theyqplay the Montreal team on Saturday.Ottawa, October 25\u2014Hygh Gall, captäin of last year\u2019s \u2019Varsity team,\u2019 and Billy McMaster, of Mortreal,.will be the officials for the Tiger-Ottawa football match at Lansdowne Park on Saturday next.i.sea.& $n iy Ottawa will make mo - angès for the Tiger match.Though\u201d hens Tigers walloped Ottawa by 38\u2018to 0 two weeks ago, local sports are offering even money that the Capital team turns the tables.Father \u2018Stanton .is out to: {bring the | intercollegiate championship to the Ottawa College.take the players \u2018to: Kingston.for - the Queen\u2019s game on a special train.Several hundred followers will accompany them.A rough - battle may be: expected, but the collegians are prepared for a warm reception.\u201cThey refuse to accept the Queen\u2019s nominees, and leave the appointment of officials\u2019 with the Intercollegiate Union.Heffernin and Kennedy are on the hospital Mst as the result of the \u2019Vérsity ame, \u2018but will be available.The Ottawa College city Ehampion- ship game, which was to \u2018have -been held Thanksgiving Day, will probably be called off.The clubs have been Unable to \u2018agree on : officials, and Father Stanton thinks that the young- Bters would be \u2018too fatigued after their Kingston trip .to- do themselves justice.The Ottawa Second-West-.mount match will probably;be transferred from Saturday.to.Mondays The Hamilton Spectator] in éom- menting on Saturday's gaîme, - says: The style of game and manner of play adopted by the Montreal, team came es a distinet-surprise to: thé Hamilton: enthusiasts; who have äfWays{considered the Montreal team the ¢leangst in the country outside of the yellow and black brigade.Ever since \u2018the easterners have been coming toy Hamilton clean Rugby has always prevailed, with the result that the winged wheel outfit haz always been very popular in this section of the country.Saturday all this record was wiped out, and instead a reputation \u2018for \u2018vicioùz play established, for there is mo.doybt but that every bit of roughness\u2019 indulged in: was premeditated.¢ : Ottawa College\u2019s victory over \u2019Varsity, and McGill's overwhelming defeat of Queen\u2019s makes the !Montreal- ers look best for the championship of the Intercollegiate.4 Siscussing \u201cthe prospects ot the \u2018Fhe light\u2019 > \u2018and ark \u2018stronger in.every.particular they were, ;:even o week ago: On the win strength and \u201cgreat plunging ability: They do not make the opening for the: | ly rectify this.- \u201cTheir tackling was only spasmodically :goed.The: \u2018would-be tackler was in- \u2018clined ito hesitate just.long enough to: One of -féatures- Of tae game and, Tinciicntally, the feature that save the game for them -|at that critical Junciure nin\u2019 the third quarter, when Ottawa had the pigskin within a few \u2018feet of their.goal, was the manner \u2018in whith, when.the test -came, the Scullers\u2019 Wings smothere the black massed plays.went through the many times: for large gains, but that Was when the play.prégnable.u Their back division (is most decidedly better balanced and more effective than in previous games.Binkley did not kick up to his standard, but Mal- lett was in excellent form: But it was\u2019 the \u2018sensational running of Lockhart\u201d that made the heart [of the Argonaut fan -glad.The- St.Mike's lad broke away for several fine runs, and in addition caught: the ovdl on the run in ii sensational style.Jufiging from the exhibition he gave Saturday the Rowing Club have one of {the best running commatid, su: $e WRESTLER, WRECKED.Arfived in Montreal Without a Scratch, Unscathed by a wreck on the D.& H., in which the train he was on was pretty well smashed up by a collision with a freight the othdr side of Rouse\u2019s Point, Jess Pederson, the German gi -nt, who is to wrestle Paul Abs and Raymond Cazaux this) evening at Soh- mer Park, arrived in| the city, three ling together from New York to keep thelr engagement in : this city, were both pretty well shaken up when.the express crashed into, a freight, but neither was injured, in fact Pederson looks so big and powerful that an ordinary train wreck would do little more than jar him.He is by long odds | the ablest look- Ing.grappler that has| been seen here since Hack's appearance.He is a larger .man than thé Russian Lion, taller and - heavier and just as well developed.scale: at 260, he is not fat, every sunce of flesh on his bones seems tg be hard dependable muscle.Depending from a 1d watch chain that curves across jhis huge chest there is a gold medal larger than an American dollar, which is emblematic of the championship he won in the European Wrestling tournament in Paris in 1903, when the late Raoul le Boucher was second and Zbysco was.third.To-night he will \u2018wrestle Caz- HE His arranged to eux.and Abs, the two huskies who t week, under-: battled atthe -Park -1 taking to throw them |both in an hour and fifteen minutes.With Cazeaux, the conflict will be governed by' the rules of the\u2019 while with Abs the catch-as-catch- sen has met Abs before, but to-night will be his introduction to Cazeaux, the French fire eater.Those who have seen the latter at work will appreciate \"how fitting the preface of a train wreck to a contest with the Frenchman really is.TENNIS MEETING.Mount Royal Club [Will Meet Tonight at the M.A, À.A.Club House.\u2018The annual meeting of the Mount Royal Tennis Club takes place tonight at 830 in thé M.A.A.A.club house, and it is hoped that a large number of the members will be, present.The annual reports show another \u2018very \u201csuccessful \u2018season, and \u2018an \u201cever-increasing interest in the game.AN, \u2018the regular club competitions were\u2019 run off during the.summer and \u2018keen matches resulted.son cup, representing|the open championship of the clu was won by Mr.W.J.B.Drew.Mr.Drew also won the club handicap competition.DEFECT IN ENGINE CAUSED - D .Mecca, Cal, trans-continental flight eastward \u2018in 68 minutes.| a slight \u2018defect in his engine.he would start in the morning and make Yuma, Arizona} The Toronto \u2018Telegram,\u2019 miles without a stop.\u2018 Yesterday's + Argos, says: \u2018blue \u2018are than lately: as a line they Have: \u201c4e \u2018plunger as oftén as they might, but.1.\u2018ogeurrance as an : vraelice will gradu let the Funher.\u2018get away from him.| dition should make \u201cth m well nigh im- | halves.in the Interprpvincial at their: Tess, Pedersen in Train Smash, But| | hours and a quarter late last evening.|.Pederson and his manager, travel- | \u2018Although| he tips the can method will-be' employed.Peder- | \u201cThe Ander-.October 25 \u2014Aviator \u2018Robert G.Fowler landed here at noon to-day, having made 61 miles in his Fowler landed because of He said more.than 100 - \u201cIRRESPONSIBLE IMAGINARY INTERVIEWS.No.17,\u2014Christy Mathewson.+ wat \u2018in a\" padded room of + institution which can be qui 4+.ly guessed at, when sponsible\u2019 interviewer + \u2018inquire his condition.Looking through.a cunningly + \"devised | window, \u2018Matty\u2019 was + seen.busy - figuring out how it + -oceurrèd;.and writing his.story + \u201cfor\u201d \u2018exclusive publication.It Was a patheti¢ sight, and + 4 turning \u201csadly \u2018to\u2019 the attendant + + who, - \u2018inured to such heart- 3 + © + + \u2018irending: sights, treated the sad incident in \u201chis \u2018daily day, saw no\u2019 recipro- = \u2018eative-eign of; sympathy, in his ©.Fi Much trouble.to you\u2019 \u2018said \u2018the Pres you, ro, Sir.We Hi e - first.day, + because the-.\u2018atcgridant who took: his food in: as very much like Muggsy \u2018Matty\u2019 was.at besarens > McGraw, and his throat like a flash.+ + 1 +.+ + + ih + He made one spring, Shouting, + the signals! the signals\u2019 ° 5 \u2018What -did you do?\u2019 : 13 | i -*Qh, we just changed the at.+ tandant ahd put in*with him; a + dressed of McGraw, \u2018and when.he feels like it he takes it.out +: of them.\u2019 copy paper and pencils, - and\u2019 writes: stories all day, telling how the Giants won the \u2018world\u2019s series.\u2019 l\u2018Otherwise, he is as: \u2018sane as you And | are, sirl\u2019 era + \"With a last furtive dlance: at + Matty writing his story.for ex: + clusive publication, the i.4 tore himself away, thinking of + the word Otherwise.- : + ++ Lirrsssessrees I.R.KEENE BACE Noted Horseman Was Looking Very | ; Pale and Weak, = he New York, October 25.saines.LR Keene,\" \u2018the horseman, returned to New York to-day on \u201cthe ° steamer \u2018Kaiser Wilhelm IL,\u2019 after an absence, of eleven months abroad, seven.of which were spent in a ship.Mr.Keene was looking pale and weak.| \u2018If you had a wound in- your - side that had not healed, I do not think you would feel much like talking.\u2019 He told the reporters when they ask- id for an interview.\u2018Besides, yau' now I was in a hospital for seven what has been going - on.Racing?I was race ing Here eleven months ago, .never well: enough to; go to a while abroad.\u2019 .\u2018 _\u2014 ST.ALBAN 'S' ATHLETIC .\u2018ASSOCEA- r CL TION.= Annu Fall \u2018Meet: Held: Recently | | Was Great Success.Sy Rae i nual fall meet of: \u2018the St.Al- ony FAthletic Association was, held on Oct.21, and proved to be a great suc*\" fr the : ernoon\u2019s event.w.\u2018Cook, with A.Millard and James Donaghey a close second and third.Time, £leven seconds.Two and a half mile run was won by Chas.Anderson, in.12.55; James ey a: close spcond, in 13-07, and W.Scott third.Fifty yards swim.\u2014First heat, \"1, E.Young; 2, A.Mott.Second heat, 1, W.Ware; 2, W: Cook.Final, 1, w.Cook; 2, W.Ware; 3, E.Young.The two hundred \u2018yards swim was won by W.Ware.Starter\u2014Mr.D.G.Lepage.Judges\u2014Messrs.E.H.Blackwell, \u2018King Tobin,\u2019 Bennett and Hawkins.Timekeepers\u2014Messrs.Jas.Whittak- er and C.L.Ware.\u2018The prizes will be distributed at the \"St.Alban\u2019s fair, which takes place in St.Alban\u2019s Hall on Friday and Saturday, Oct.27 and 28.| 1 2\u2014_\u2014__\u2014_ i | ROSEMOUNT F.C.| The first annual concert of the, above club was held at St.Augustin\u2019s\u2019 Hall, Rosemount, pn Monday evening, |.the 23rd inst.Mr.J.S.Grant acted as chairman.A large and varied programme was gone through by.an able land talented company of artists.\u201c A hearty vote of thanks was ex- tendéd to all the artists for the ex- \u2018tertalned a large and appreciative au- \u2018dience.Special mention must be made \u2018of three of the artists in particular, \u2018viz.Miss Cooke and the Brothers Mack, whose singing and entertaining | was easily above the average, and \u2018these all being assisted by an able enjoyable evening for all.The proceedings ended with the singing of the \u2018National Anthem.\u2019 } trs 1 TO TRANSFER EXHIBITION.Mr.Edward P.V.Ritter, president \u2018of the Metchants\u2019 and Manufacturers\u2019 Exchange of New York, is in the city, Anteresting railway and commercial men in a plan to transfer to the \u2018exchangé\u2019s large biulding in New York the Canadian exhibit now in the Crystal Palace, London.- + ner Jef 0 A AG \u2018( .NA-DRU-CO Tâsteless K}- Cod Liver Oil Compound ; Ë » a ip here is no question æ to the very high value hs Liver properly prepared and made tile, asa \u201c\u2018 r-up\u201d or convalescents'or those 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rhérertetetnts Z esded \u201cup form of Baker and +|- He \u2018has plenty - of - #1 \u201cHever ia \u2018persons witnessed this\u2019 , Gontest.Phebe } \u2018made off Mathewson in six innings: months, and am not familiar with-| Why, I haven't seen a race \u2018since 1eav={\" \u2018set \u201cthat, set the crowd wild with cheering \u201cCap ptain\u2019 Ddvlg Yas also in the thick : rade 2 hy | There were thirty-six entries for ni | Phé one hundred yards was won:by:|.CFo# \u201cty \u2018pair of sin; ss er \u201chit\u201d and DovIE® Thrée base drive \u2018fig- cellent manner in which they had en- | pianist in Mr, Bennet, passed a very Philadelphia, Oct.25.\u2014 Hitting: the great \u2018Mathewson to all corners \u201cof the field,\u201d the Philadelphia Athletics\" defeated the New York Giants \u2018at Shibe Pa - for - the- third successive.time, by 1 ié scoré: » 4 to 2, and the American: |! ; \u2018hampions - NOW need but % single see to again\u2019 kive feat \u201conly outbattad, the champions\u2019 of .the National showed \u201cmgre, \u2018alertness on.the bases.It Was: a finely.Played game, - sen- .\"Mathewson Crushed.a + \u2018Mathewson, the mainstay of - \u2018the |Glants, w.teïiy crushed under.the tusiiäde \u2018of hits, and at the end, of.the seve he\" retired in fa-.vèr of Wi ye latter pitched but one inning: against, the heavy hitting.\u2018Philadelphia, \u2018és, and escaped with \u2018 hit \u2018out of four men up.Ten hits for ja.total of 16 bases were innings He gave .to- nly Base on balls of the Ÿ the Athletics\u2019 sters \u2018ling pitchér,: * hile he did not equal \u2018the\u2019 wonderful Z4me he twirled against New York-on; thé opening day of the series, was \u2018Hever: in trouble except.in \u2018the first inding- New York got but Béven hits off, \u201chim, only two of them coming in\u2019 pneli 15ning.He struck out fous: gen\u2019 and gûve two bases on \u2018balls.- \u201cthe.\u2018égenine- round the top of the Nour York® batting list jumped on the Chippewa.in a manner that hut \u2018rioné \u2018of his hits figured in the scoring.oe sensational Baker came \u2018to time ith a pair of two-base hits eho mes up, and Murphy ) ~loose'Tatiithe first time fn the : and Vlackd .out two doubles the.patties unding out a two- : big: fourth inning ed New Yon: It was in this cated, sexpibition of \u201cthe présent.world's \u2018when thi At les by scorin& t oF the.plate up.Doyle: sung tim at, bat ; ; Dévore's ured in Néw York's scoring.New York started out like a winner in the first inning.Devore reached \u2018first on an infield the way home on Doyle's triple to right centre.{ The New i York second baseman probably would have gotten only a singie on his hit had not Old- ring slipped in the soft turf of the outfield, the ball eluding him long enough to ipermit \u2018Doyle to pul up at third.Snodgrass brought Doyle home with \u2018a: long : sacrifice fly to\u2019 Lord.This was the end of New York's scoring.In the fifth inning Collins singled to right field, and came all the way home on Baker's two-base hit to right centre.It was a great exhibition of runnig and his head work coupled with the fleetness won him a round of cheers.: This gave the Ath- leties their fourth and final run.In the four games so far played -nelther Murray, of New.York, nor puces, of \u2018Philadelphia, has made a Brilliant \u2018Fielding a Feature.Aside from the exceptional exh} bition of hittihg the \u2018game was replete with\u2019 brilliant flelding, both pitchers\u2019 being backed up in fine .BASEBALL SERIES, \" Merkle.Captai | go from second to thid on a Ledgue, bût also outflelded them and | end n° Bake % | threwi the crowd into a wild burst of | enthusiasm #hen he drove a ball out .| of \u2018the grounds \u201cduring the practice.\u2018team | are eligible tap a great |sprint p and came all | second double; to centre, on the first jonal Geme\u2014Philadelghis eir Favorites : iF oo Losing To-day * ; style.Herzog and Fletcher, for the Giant 5, and Gollins.Barry and Baker, for the Athletics, put up a dashing game.Baker had a throw that was a little wide charged against him, and \u2018Fletcher fumbled @ grounder in his hurry, to scoûp it up and shoot it to n Davis and Merkle al- 80 fielded thelr positions brilliantly.No lattempt® was made by either team jto steal; bases.Meyers tried to short ball, but wae out on a good Once Murphy was ho ar Snoflgrass Hissed, The [home players \u2018having the ad- | Vantage' of twWo- victories to one for New York had the greatest confidence that they.would\u2019 take the-next.game |ænd the Athletics were heartily cheered when they: made their \u2018appearance.of course, was the hero and he he |game: was cleanly played.Snod- who had expected a demonstra- ainst himself for-the spiking of | in the ; game at New York on This was in his second at bat.and was not generally taken| up by the crowd.Stakes Richest Ever.stakes\u2019 of the series are the ever played for by two baseball teams.:Thé players\u2019 participa- h the: réceipts day\u2019s |game.:They wil] split $127,- 910.61,| of \u201cwhich 60 percent, or $76.- 746.36,\" will go to the winning team and 40.Dercent., or $51,164.24, to the losers} \u201cTwenty-one players on each to participate in the money, so that the players on the inning team will each receive.$3,654.68, and\u2019 the members of the losing] team.$2,436.24 each.The Ath- leties in winning the world\u2019s championship; last (year \u201creceived $2,064.74 each, [apd Chicago, the losers, $1,- 376.16.) ; Cl A \u2018Hitting\u2019 Bee.\u2018York \u2018Went.out in order in the third, Devore: flying to Lord, Doyle foulin; to Baker and Snodgrass being town out by Barry.In Philadelphia\u2019s half: Bender was an easy out at first où an assist by.Fletcher.Lord Bingled, to right and was forced at ë ond by Oldring, Collins struck cut.7 It jwas one, \u2018two, three for the in the: fourth.Murray flied to Baker, Merki& took three strikes and Herzog went out to Davis, unassisted, but fdr the Athletics there was much doingi Baker doubled to centre, erzog tor Merkle, and came bd .the .third run on.Thomas\u2019 sac- fly to Murray.Bender ended the by tapping one to Fletcher, .the fifth inning ., Fletcher.went n a brilliant running ; pick-up row \u2018by; Baker.\u2018Meyers hit to \u2018{field- for two bases a moment {but was thrown out by Thomas ] attempt to make third on a assed ball.\u201d Mathewson receiv- ase on balls and was left on hen Devore \u2018to their total in the fifth inning.Wi th \u2018Lord and Oldring \u2018disposel of \u2018on* grounders, Collins slashed a single|to right and came home on a swhen Baker drove hig ball pitched.Murphy struck out.Doyle received a pass.in the sixth for New York; and Snodgrass struck out.*Murray;sent a foul\u2018fly to Baker and Barry foëling Doyle, by pretending to scoop: a groundef, the latter stood on segond long enough for Baker, to get the ball to Davis for a i double play.# to.as on Thomas\u2019 s grounder, left; there when Bender was thrown out by Herzog.Merkle, the.first \u2018man up in the seventh, str#ck out, Herzog filed to Oldring and \u2018Életcher sent his second single] to the: outfield.Meyers was an easy out, Collins to Davis.This {nni : saw Mathewson in the box for the last time.\u2019 Lord was safe on Fletcher\u2019s fumble.:He was advanced to second on Oldring\u2019s sacrifice and to third on a similar play by Collins.Mathewson.here pitched four bad balls to the dangè rs Baker; and the inning ended LATEST.Today s Batteries and Batting Order.New York, Oct.25,- ~The New York os are toh to-day to wrest the title.of world\u2019s champions from \u2018 letics.one more to clinch the title for 1911, With three victories won, the American League.at hting in the last ditch e Philadelphia Ath- leaders need but The Giants having captured but one contest, are- trying to stem the tide of defeat, and: gain a new foothold from which to win the series.The even of \u2018the fifth struggle to- day saw the same bi toward the Polo Grounds, and though the home: team.seem g crowd moving ed to have but a bare chance of vittory, still there was no lack of enthusiasm .and i Coombs and Lapp for the Athletics, and Marquard and Mayors forest.Giants, looked to be the battery selections.for to- s .ting order; subject to last minute changes, follows: Lu same \u2018GIANTS.\\ Devore, left field.Doyle, second base.- Snodgrass, centre field.Murray, right field, Merkle, first base.Herzog, third base.Fletcher, short stop.Meyers, catcher.Marquard, pitcher.Umpires: Klem and Brennan, N: ti American League, \u2018The last ditch\u2019 rooters were out, in foi weather and the chances of humiliati - The bat- ATHLETICS, Lord, loft field.10ldring?contre field.\u2018Collins; second base.\u201c.|Baker, third base.Murphy; right field.\u2018Davis, first base.Barry, \u2018short stop.-app, catcher.Coomib itcher.\u2026 - onal: League \u201c to- dax, braving the chilly on to cheer Æn eleventh-hour hope onnolly and Dineen into their losing club.The chance that this might be the last game of the \u2018series stirred the belated enthusiasm of many who: 2h to see a game, large as at.former contests; ad hitherto neglected Indications were that the attendanog} to-day would \u2018be as | The crowds that: \u2018advanced on the Polo Grounds \u2018carried\u2019 ulsters, sweaters and.Hrs, .and- ;the: smell: of camp cars of.subway \u2018and.\u2018'L.\u201d was all that Gould \u201cBe asked.The sun i through aniatmosphere clear and dry.A day of clear hor ahd moth; balls pervaded the Except - for the fall chill in the air, the weather n- a cloudless: sky poured its rays eather had dried the diamond, and the grounds.showed | \u2018conditions .almost os good as the day of the first\u2019 game, \u2018of the: series.pd has been carefully groomed fori this céntest.by Manager Mc- uring on.~vietory .to-day, says: that he tan win if he has the \u20ac.CONNIE MACK CONFIDENT! s Athletics imply, n't bejstopped,\u2019 was the con- fiden 9 * who \u2018follow the fortunes ithe Philadelphia club.7 g: for: to-days\u201d.game, remarked fack.\u2018If we don\u2019t get it we: wil try all the harder dor the game.fo- morrow.| think\u2019 we have a good \u201cchai tae, \"ot, \u201cwinning \u201cthe: x 0 can\u2019t say::who\u2019 will-\"piteh \u2018to : nk.Morgen and: of world\u2019s champions again.lt \u2018may be Coo fuss are also.good, I really ibs, and then again it itchers who have not se Hunyadi= ended with to-} Janos Natural Laxative Water Quickly Relieves:\u2014 Biliousness, Sick Headache,\u201d Stomach Disorders and IE | NOTIGE TO RATEPAYERS PUBLIC NOTIC# is- hereby \u2018given that the Valuation and Assessment Roll of the City of Montreal for the several Wards of the said; city, is completed, and is now deposited: in the Office of the undersigned in the City Hall All persons whose names appear therein as liable for the payment of any assessment, are hereby required to pay the amount thereof to the undersigned, at his said\u2019 Office, within ten days frem this date, without further notice.WM.ROBB, : City Treasurer.City Treasurer's Office, City Hall, 2.Montreal, 12th October, 1911.A SESSION OF THE COURY OF KING'S BENCH (Crown Side), holding criminal jurisdiction in and for the DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, will be held in the COURT HOUSE, in the CITY OF MONTREAL, on THURSDAY, the SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon.In consequence, Peive PUBLIC NOTICE to all who :intend to proceed against any prisone¥s now in the Common Geol of the séta?District, and all others, that they must be present then and there; and I also give notice to all Justices of the Peace, Coroners and Peace Officers, in and \u2018for the said District, that they must: be present then and there, with their Records, Rolls, Indictments and other Documents, in order to do those things which belong to them in their respective éapacities.x.J.LEMIEUX, ; Bherifr, Sherift's Office, Montreal, 13th October, 1811.when Murphy grounded out easily to Merkle.; Pinch Hittér Put In.Becker batted for Mathewson in the eighth and went out, Collins to Davis.Devore singled to left field and was forced at \u2018second by Doyle.Snodgrass Teached.first on a wild throw by Baker and was left there as Murray fouled out to Thomas.Wiltse went in to pitch for New York and struck out Davis, \u2018the first man up.Barry hit the left hander for two bases and took the third when Murray made a bad throw to second.NEW YORK.: ABR.H.PO.AE.Devore 1 f.à 4 1 2 0 0 0 Doyle, 2b.æ 8 1 1 2 0 0 Snodgrass, c.f.3 0 0 0 0 O Murray, r.f.x, 4 0 0 1 9 1 Merkle, 1b.we oo» 4 0 112 2 0 Herzog, 8b.5% 4 0 0 1 5 0 Fletcher, s.8.eg 4 0 ££ 0 4 1 Meyers, \u20ac.«oo 4 6 1 7 2 0 Mathewson, P.« «1» 1 0 9 1 1 1 Wiltse,.P.coe sae & 0 6 0 8 0 xBecker.wo sms» 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals .o ca oe +» 32 3 7 24 14 3 ; x\u2014Becker batted for Mathewson in the eighth.« PHILADÉLPHIA.: AB.R.H.PO.A.E.Lord, 1.£.«ch 4 0 1 2 0 0 Oldring, ¢ ff.% 0 0 3 0 0 Collins, 2b.3 1 2 2 4 0 Baker, 3B.ve a 31 2 4 8 1 Murphy, r.f.\u201cde, 4 1 2 0 0 0 Davis, 1b.«eo « 4 1 110 0 0 Barry, SS.e0 em nr 4 0 3 1 1 0 Thomas, es ee 42 3 0 0 5 2 0 Bender, P.ee \u2018so ok 4 0 0 9 1 0 Totals.» 32 4 11 27 11 1 Score by innings: \u2014 New York.%.200000000\u20142 Athletics.2.00031000x\u20144 Summary\u2014Two- base hits, Murphy, 2; Baker, 2;.Barry; 2; Davis, Meyers, Merkle.Three- base.hit, Doyle.Pitching record: Off Mathewson, 10 hits and 28 times at bat in seven innings; off Wiltse, one hit In four times at bat in one \u2018inning.Sacrifice hits, Old- ring, Collins.Sacrifice fly, Thomas, Snodgrass.Double \u2018play, Baker to Davis, Left on bases, New York, 6; Philadelphia, 8 First on balls, off \u2018Bender, 2; off Mathewson, 1.First on errors, Philadelphia, 1; New York, 1.Struck out, by Bender, 4; by Mathewson, 5; by Wiltse, 1 Time, 1.49.Umpires: At the plate, Dineen; on the bases, Klem; left field, Brennan; right field, Connolly.4 | BIG GAME TROPHIES British and American Hunters Return to Vancouver With Their Spoils.= | Vancouver, Oct.24.\u2014 Trophies of achievements of big game hunters in Northern British Columbia: are piled high in the basement of the Hotel Vancouver.The collection includes goat, sheep, moose and \u2018cariboo heads, as well as grizzly and qther pelts destined to adorn the walls of English manor houses and castles., Half a score or more of British and: American hunters are included in the: sportsmen.Lord Lascelles, of the: Grenadier Guards, and former military, secretary to Earl Grey at Ottawa, and his friend, M.W.Ward, of London, Pnegland, and Captain Douglas Perenaut, of the Grenadier Guards, are here.They.have just returned | from the Télegraph \u2018Greek dis- _< triot.Pa 27 # Te ent 4 Lely ; se .af 4 - A 3.33 Hl Ag gas cie mini, \u2018the fourteenth day of Cot \u2018decorating, Ti 722 en PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that, Companies\u201d Act, ma been issued by the ee pa of the Province of Quel 14 0 unes jette rs Te tr Corporating Messrs, low.=,\" and Robert Tasc herve, Co King's Counsels, Tha, Rusarin Genest and Jose, Po lette, advocates, of tie ci, + for the following purposes» To carry on business i chants, sawmill Nropriet.growers, and to buy, : for market, manipulate, > and deal in timber at kinds, and 10 manuf.articles of all kinds in 1 of which timber or wang .to carry on business i.Sein y carriers by land and cea.a8 may be deemed expe, - ness of general mero hans clear, plant, and wark ing and to carry on any other which may seem to the con ble of being convenient:y .; connection with any nf tre calculäted directly or indire 1 der profitable or enhance 1.the company\u2019s property cr the time being.To purchase, lease or 0: - quire, either for investment and to hold either absolutely or as mortgage or dtherwise traffic in land, houses and other - ty of whatsoever tenure and - terest therein, and to create, :.( deal in freehold and learelioiq .rents, and generally to deal ij.by way of sale, lease, exchange =.wise with land and house pre.any other property whether rex sonal; To develop and turn to acc.- land acquired by or in whic pany is interested, amf in part: laying out and preparing the + building purposes or otherwise constructing, altering, pullin: maintaining, tu fitting up, and improving builtiis by planting, paving, draining.a .cultivating, letting on building business agreement, and by an : money to and entering into oc.and arrangements of ali linde builders, contractors, tenants or - se +.vo 1e po I ar To carry on all or any of : © nesses of builders and contrz - house agents, dealers in ston.lime, bricks, hardware and othe: ing requisites: To make and to enter into any =: ment or covenant for pavinz, nize mizing, repairing, grading.cleani - watering streets or highways.sv the construction, \u2018opening and reps.of conduits, cisterns, drains or sews To acquire by purchase, lragr otherwise, or undertake the whl any part of the business, proper: Habilities \u2018of any person or remp: carrying on any business whirh 1 company is authorized to carry on.possessed of property suitable fer purpose of this company.To acquire by purchase, lrase otherwise, or to take the shares, bo debentures or other securities ni company carrying on or ahout to © on Or engage in the business which company is authorized to carry on.= ° to sell, re-issue, with or without =: - antee, or otherwise deal with the san e To issue and allot fully paid shar + of the company in payment or part : ment of any services, business, SO chige.undertaking, property, ri.- power, privilege, lease, license.or cin.tract which the company is authoi - to acquire; To sell, lease or otherwise dispose the property and undertaking nf \"e company, or any part thereof.fr s consideration as the company ne think fit, and in particular for share.debentures, bonds or securities of ur other company .To enter into any arrangement \u2018- sharing profits, union of interests.operation, joint adventure, recipro.a.concession, or otherwise, with any ae ernment, municipal or local author or with any person or company carry: on or engaged in, or about to carry \u2018 or engage in, any business or transact: which this company is authorized carry on or engage in, or any business or transaction capable of being condurt- od so as directly or indirectly to bene: this company: and to guarantee the contracts of, efther with or without se curity, and to lend money to, or otherwise assist, any such person or company, or any person or company under taking to build on or improve any pra erty in which the company is interested, and generally to such persons companies and upon such terms and conditions as the company may thin fit, and in particular to tenants, builders and contractors; To guarantee the payment of monev secured by or payable under or in rs spect of bonds, sheres, contracts, mortgages, charges, obligations, or othe, se curities of any similar to those a° : mpens; Pos enter into any arrangement any government or authority, feñcvn, provincial, municipal or local, or ot.- wise that may seem conducive to ihe company's objects, or any of them: To invest and deal with the monies of the company not immediately quired, upon such securities and in son manner as may from time to time hr termined : a distribute any of the proper: «of the company in specie among its share- 1ders; ho do all or any of the above t\u201cing as principels, agents, contractors or ate edo all such other things as are \u2018 cidental or conducive to the attainmér\u2019 of any of the above objects: ; Any power granted in any paragra' hereof shall not be limited by referrn.- to or inferemce from any other pear: APR.malgamate with any other cor pany having objects similar in sv +.or in part to those of this company.To pay out of the funds of the sn pany all costs and expenses of and cidental to the incorporation and orsan\u2019- zation of the company,under the name \u201cRothesay Lumber Company,\u2019 wit: J total capital stock of twenty to dollars (3204 000.00), divided into © hundred 00) shares of one hun F000 eac doje inal place of business the corporation will be in the cit al, Mea from the office of the Provin 2 Secretary.this fourteenth day af \u2018\u2026- tober, 1311.JOS.DUMONT.Asst.Provincial Secret-rt n, Taschereau, Rinfret & Genest.Attorneys for Petitioners.Province of Quebec, District of Montreal.SUPERIOR COURT.EX-PARTE.James L.King, of the City and !'- trict of Montreal, stationer, Peau - Ë the appointment of a curator to the à.cant Estate and Succession of the \u2018a William Brown, in his lifetime zen\u2019 man, of said City and District of Men titioner.Tea ine seen the Petition of the ~ Petitioner, it is hereby ordered that relatives and creditors: of the said Te William Brown shall appear before Prothonotary of the Superior Court.the Province of Quebec, in the Dist of Montreal, at the Tutelle Office.Rh the Court House, in the City of Mo real, on Thursday, the second da\u201c, November next, 1911, at ten of the 7 in the forenoon, to give their aiv upon the contente of the said Peli\u201d: and that the present order be publie\u201d twice in English in the \u2018VW 1tness, twice in French in \u2018Le Canaila.i.newspapers published in \u2018the Ci Montreal.1 Montreal.October 23rd.1911.d B.G.LaROCHELI.!.1 (Signed) Dep.Prot.= True Copy.STEWART & STEWART.Attorneys for Petitioner.C.P.R.THANKSGIVING DAY.The Canadian Pacific will put ; the following extra service on 2 count of Thankegiving Dav, Oct.30, to points in the Laurentian Me tains: On October 27 parlor car will be a tached to train leaving Place Viger 4.00 p.m.running through to Ivry October 29th, parlor car will ne attached to train from Ivry on = but on das rover 30th, car will be attache\u2019 special train leaving Ivry 6.15 pr\u201d St.Agathe 6.30 p.m.running thr» et to Montreal, arriving Place Vig: 8.556 p.m.\u201cOctober 31st, train from Place V at 8.45 a.m.will run through to N ining; returning will leave Nonv 4.15 p.m.arriving Montreal at pm, asp > A proj way min Par Te sty} pan tie tery sen SAR 2 4 4 poy ATORDY +353 \u2014 am a = 4 ed a Rnd?BUT T TRS Ton ' BYTE UTUR EL CT 0 ACETIRNT RTH CT @ rea Tr Pe Im True SE EE TT \u2014\u2014 THE MONTREAL DAY WITNESS.\u201cWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 4 I i D TRAMWAYS MERGER BEFORE | = UTILITIES COMMISSION ifr.Cahan Says it Would Not Affect Price City Would Have to Pay if it Were to Take the Franchise Over.Arzument upon the amalgamation priposal of the Montreal Street Rail- « Cempany, the Montreal Ter- at Railway Company, the Montreal rh & Island Railway and the Pub-' Service Corporation, under the «+! of the Montreal Tramways Com- nv.was continued before the Pub- { tiities\u201d Commission yesterday af- When this was concluded Beique appeared before the | _\u2026æamuission and said that his appli- im for an injunction to prevent fusion was denied by the Superior wrt on the ground that it was ultra yes and he wanted the present body + determine on its legality.Col.Hibbard, chairman of the commission, said that he was of opinign ihat the public interest alone concern- the commission, while individual izens should have recourse to.the coarts.He announced that he would lar the Senator, however, this morn- and adjournment was -made till 30 o'clock.Sir George Garneau told a \u2018Witness\u2019 reporter that till the case of Senator Beique was disposed of before the hoard a decision would not be made in the appeal of the city against the merger, In resuming his argument yesterday afternoon, Mr.C.: H.Cahan, K.C.referred the Commissioners to article forty-two of th- contract between the -ity and the company entered into in March, 1898.This provides that where thirty years expire the city may ac- \u2018mire the property of the company at + fair valuation of its assets plus ten percent.Thüs the merger would not nffect the price the city would pay \u2018or the company if it were to- take that franchise over.He then com- : rmoon.ona tor us, pared this contract with the agreé-'| bringing its capital up to $18,000,000.ment between the Toronto Railway company and the city of Toronto, and he declared that this was almost.identical with the Montreal agreement.Mr.Justice Robertson ° héid\" that this Toronto contract was perpetual in a sort, and that it could nct he successfully attacked, although the city had the right to take over tle ine at the expiration of 30 \u2018years or\u2018|' mn periods.of five years thereafter, on 4 vear's notice.The Privy Council held a view in accord with Mr.Jus- tire \u2018Robertson.\u2018We cannot consider this Montreal contract as one that terminates absolutely at the expiration of a thirty vears\u2019 privilege.No provision is made for any reduction of this privilege.Article 36 fixes the percentage of the gross income ta bs paid to the city.- This contract must be carried out In good faith, \u2018In the new contract of amalgamation there is no sale in the new sense, said Mr.Cahan, and this shows that, it is really a reconstruction on the rart of the Street Railway and not an attempt to evade the contract with the city.stock in the same proportion of value in the new company as in the old, he said.This - agreement of March, 1893.applies only.to the.old city limits as confirmed by a decision.of the Privy Council.\u2018We are dealing.\" he said, \u2018with the transfer, not only of.the .Montreal.Street Railway franchise, but with a.kl number\u201d of subsidiary franchises.-7 The contract with - Westmount éx= pires in 1934, with St.Cunegonde ini, \u2018382, with St.Henry \u2018in 1922, with \u201cSt.Paul in 1931, with Verdun in 1929, with Delorimier in 1929; with St.Louis in 1931, with Maisonneuve in 1935, with Outremont in 1936, with St.Laurent h, 1925, and with Rosemount Mm 1959.The Sault au Recollet franchise is a perpetual one.Under no cireum- Stances, he declared, should this commission determine these values by bookkeeping values.The lands of the\" Company are entered in the books at.cos The St.James Methodist Church property cost $350,000 a few years ago, he said, and it has been greatly augmented.The congregation [recently received an offer of $2,500,000.\u2018If that property is transferred ower at the price which others are willing to pay is that watered capital in the sense in which that ignominous word water is used?he asked.\u2018I would say that transfer would be in good faith.\u2019 The chairman inquired whether that physical valuation of 32,000,000 of the.company\u2019s assets shows that it is an.under valuation.\u2018If we take these subsidiary companies into consideration,\u2019 Mr.Ca- nan replied, \u2018that valuation is not too high.\u2019 The cost of the equipment of this railway as applied to writing off the depreciation is entered at $16,000,000.The real estate has cost someting like $3,200,000, and it could not be purchased in the city to-day for $6,000,000 or $7,000,000.On a fair appreciation as \u2018disclosed from.the facts we have: something like $29,000,000 of real value.\u2018If the city corporation,\u201d he continued, \u2018assumes that.it will take this property over by arbitration at a value of less than this it is much mistaken.\u201d |, \u2018This company has also a value that is appreciable in the market,\u2019 declared Mr.Cahan.I could get parties in three months to raise and pay $25,000, 000 to $30,000,000 in cash for.the company\u2019s assets.But the shareholders do not wish cash.They prefer their own securities.\u2019 There is no better way of determining the value of the company\u2019s assets, | Mr.Cahan affirmed, than the price for which the shares sell on the market.\u2018Take the Bank of for instance,\u2019 he said.\u2018It is capitalized at.$10,000,000, and it is paying dividends on a capitalization of $23,- 000,000.\u2018Phe very fact that these subsidiary companies are under federal charters,\u201d he said, \u2018makes it difficult - to bring them \u2018under uniform systems of operation, and it will be a benefit to the city itself to have them under one charter.\u2018This city must grow and become in ten\u2019 vears a c.y ofa million people.This company has simply outgrown its swaddling clothes.Those bonds We are buying in now because we are alle to get th:m under pecul ar circumstances.We have a railway company.planning to build a tunnel under the mountain at an éxbendi- ture of $20,000,000 to $30,000,000.If this tramways company wishes to maintain an exclusive contract it must give the city a full measure of service \u2018and expend up to $30,000,000.This company must readjust its finances to put out a large quantity of securic.ties so that it will meet the necds of the public.The etter Way \u2018of ~eX~ tending .s by putting out its commen: stock.We cannot,\u2019 .he said.\u2018obtain the funds which we reguire With indifferent quality in Fur we make up Jing to :de\u2014we insist on the best and go half round the globe in se- | turing.them\u2014we eschew the commonplace in designs, we conform to | but we introduce features of originality is now.æ x J We want you to OUR PRICES ARE MODERATE.we will have noth- SELLERS-GOUGH .Trade Mark.\u2019 CHRISTIAN | Eg Phase of Men\u2019 y Missi : ary Movement.: tid i SEVENTEFOTE 7 YESTERDAY.Non-members hiked to \u2018State Rear sons for Remaining: Away From (Congress.> Yesterday was a record: day for Teg- istration in tite.office of.the, Men's g Missionary : Congress, althongh Bt will Srobaply often be surpasséd in the fu- | ture.Seventy-four \u2018men: wi re régis- | tered as commissioners durir \u2018the day.Many of the.application cards came by mail añd many applicarits came on foot.A dbzen of more at-a time, they came in from some\u2019 of the theological colleges: at all and two-dollar bills with them: The pastor of one chureh brought ree cards from his parishioners; who h had happened to meet in the stréef var.Three Hew.canis cwmg in from a.fi 6 had threë cémmissioners È Thrèée- cards came in toge the- only one of the Co regational churches in Montreal whifh had not yet registered its pastor and one or more laymen.Another of He Congregational chufches so far 1éads all the churches in the\" province iff] the number of commissioners registered, although it is expécted that another denomination will soon break that record.As you would suspect, itiwas a life insurance man who had \u2018soften after\u2019 these men, doubtless on the \u2018principle that to register for the great Congress \u2018would bs one of the best Ways of \u2018int \u2018suring\u2019 théir Christian life.The vice-president of a large depart-.Taree : | area & Chupeh of Scotland, at both services in.st Ah- Ë busy with his cheque Hook so:às not \u201c Jlost and gone, net given \u201c \u2018rule must.be.enforced; 200 marked \u201creferepdury ment store sat down tn the à members of the official\u2019 Board of i large | Methodist church last Sunday and said.\u2018Now we'll all register} and pay, our feés right here.\u2019 And the merger was put through without further delay._ On: prominent busirigss - man, who was actively working.\u2018the registration in a large Presby terlan chureh, \"| telephoned to know why he had not received his.button yet.tiva it, proved that although He was registered and had sent in thd \u2018cards and fees of other men, jhe had Yorgot- ten to 'send in his owh fee.He got .the Éerhaps (it was the smile that goes with the latter.which hé was wanti to ana- 5 { paid receives his button by ithe next mail, fastened to a neat green ca which, somewhat in thie style à the philosopher, Walt Masgn, z the following: - 4 THE BUTTON, forTER] Dear Sir or Brother - (as the \u20ac 15e may\u2019 \u2018be):\u2014 I \u2018send you.here, as; u can plainly see, & button, with significance s0 great that you must study 3il-the facts I state, to understand it fully.You.have had buttons before, aoïne \u2018good; some rather bad, some white, some; i black, and some other hues; but m meant that you should use on your clothing, to.unite \u2018to another part, that so you might appear respectable and entrance find into the other houses of your kihd.This button is intended :to \u201cattach your heart to other hearts; fo Æift the latch admitting you in a fellowship of men with hands and).purgosés that |grip: This button you] should; dally lyze, for each man bu fe LE 3 yy) At was buttons \\'wear, that you may A your nis- owing neighbor, that he too may: sioner and quickly join: ouf ranks and send us in hi: .This button\u2019s your res you've \u2018paid as registra by its aid you'll find a sedt réserved for you at all the sessions of the Con- |.gress, in the hall or church Where if is\u2019 held, while other sinful jme who have no button, must 80 in 4 - their, chance \u2018of \u2018seat or sta dings ré bom.\u2018or stand \u2018in line out-déors ahd fret and fume and worry.lést- they fannot get |: to heat Sir Andrew \u2018Frasers: ; Cémpbel White, or Spéer AE Don\u2019t Jose this button to pay a quarter for away, \u2018and :sworn, that: y from you tore by \u2018thief | quite against.yeur will, knowiedse, -spite of alk or Hou A \u2018have new:,ong, any- el.béing duly \u2018butt@n, crudely.or flpusemaid, without \u2018your your skill, is away Sr sold.This affidavit: only will uphof -your honor, and another badge séguré.This \u2018be very?\u2018gure.In: your vest \u2018pocket -Pleäse .| College.avenue, we'll\u201d give you any-.r télerits well ers, by \u2026 aa ta gain É ul friend,\u201d ALB abo: \u201cmuets\u201d is - nthe éfécth which the\u2019 \u201cliterature\u201d Ï pu smile that doesn\u2019t always gndiwith a | smile.A pink ballot is bein: \u201cibtribute > 0 .On investiga- | .erve | 1 this card-and cogitate its precepts very | | nara.:At bur.hendquatters;: 88° McGill |.- a fpformation | re chmmlasion- Es\" C on McGill\u201d \u201cCollege avenue®: causes aside\u201d $25.00 REVERSIBLE Thrée splendid new models, ing colors.buttons; M.MARCHAND, Montreal Fashion American design, made reversible tweed, grey, brown and green, collars and cuffs of contrast - Large pointed collar, ornamented with fancy all sizes.Regular value $25.00.SPECIAL.M: MARCHAND, 284 St.Catherine Street West 284 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST entre, \u2018 COAT, FOR $15.00.in heavy $15.00 Genuine English Oak \u201cEndless\u201d for Wet and Rawhide.351 St.Phones\u2014Main 4904, 4905, 7248._ \u201cOUR SPECIALTY\u201d \u2018Tatiñol Leather Belting meds \u201c Waterproof\u201d and |.Places, Lace Leather and Cut Laces in \u201cCocheco\u201d D.K.McLAREN, LiMITED James Street.of which is printed: \u2018I elect- to stay.away from the congress for the reasons opposite, which I have set\u2018an X.\" And then follow some reasons which remind one of the excuses made by the guests invited to the great feast dek scribed in the Gospels: \u201c1.I have obught a field and must needs go and sée it.2.I have bought five yoke of oxen and än automobile and I go t prove them.3.I have married a wife.4.Peradventure he sleepeth and must\u2019 be awaked.\u2019 Probably his fourth vea- \u2018son fits more people than any other.\u2018 On the other side of the ballot it, reads: \u2018I elect to register as commissioner to the congress for the reasons opposite, which I have set an X.\u201d Andi then follow five strong reasons which ; seem to be convincing, as, although the \u2018ballot\u2019 is of course intended mainly to; provoke thought, and \u2018explain the rea-% \u2018sons why: it should be supported, the] mails have already brought in several, | 4 marked with Xs on the right hand non, \u2018with applieation for registration.Doubtless to-morrow's mail wilt! bring another large batch of applica- | \u2018tion cards.as-the result of the.canvas# in the mid-week meetings of the: churenes to-night.| i: a STUDENTS INSPECT HARBOR.Seventy-five members of the McGill; Canadian Club were the guests off Mr.George Washingtan Stephens yesterday afternoon on an inspection: trip of the harbor.- Mr.charge of the party.Thanksgiving Day Excursions.\u2018 Speolal Train Service on \u2018Montfort Branoh.Account Thanksgiving Day, Monday, October 30th, the Canadian Northern .Quebec Railway, will sell round trip tickets between all stations, at single first class fare for the round trip.Tickets good going Fri- 1-day.Saturday, Sunday and Monday, \u2018October 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th.Re- \u2018turn limit, November 1st.Special train fer points on Montfort Branch, will connect at Montfort Jct, with C.P.Ry.train leaving Montreal (Place Viger), at 1.45 p.m.Saturday, October 28th; returning leave Huber- deau at 5.30 p.m.Monday.October 30th, connecting with C.P.Ry.at Montfort Jet, 8.20 p.m., due Montreal y at 5.40 Pp-m.same day.In the absence of Stephens, \u2018Mr.Cowie\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ir The Canadian Pacific Railway have | {purchased from the Clyde Passenger Servies far the ~Vahcbuver-Nanaimo ran, the: {urbine\u2019 steamer \u2018Queen Alex-ndra, well-known to all Glasgow peopls, which has a speed of 21.6 knots an hour., biiousn ess\u2014fla ee LS =| | no TRE REA NE Tr - ° + : .a Le - i PRN SRI nr Mm AMER Se SE Apte RATE TT relieve and cure igadion acdiy the stomach, supply the \u2018active\u2019 ence-dyspepsia EEE 50c, a box, - National Drug asd Cheiuical Co.of Canada, tte \u2019 took - i mn es re ee TE : ag) ur we Avr ERC LT Eres ter ati on Nite SE A A iN \u2018 L rames rie. es En = pad ws TUE 2 NT mtr ta wl 2 wish.The Shirt are made exclusively for or best value on the market.177 ST.JAMES STREET.473 ST.CATHE You can R.J.\u201d OOKE, Limited 493 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST.RINE ST.EAST.~~ : ir own trade, and are the prove it if you CHINESE CIVIL WAR .\u2018IS NOW INEVITABLE Revolutionists are in Possession of Stronge t Parts of the Empire and Government is Disheart aad.n _ IMPERTALIST TROOP § ARE REVOLTING.Stated That Rebel Agents Entered Pekin.Over Ni; ht, Which will \u2018Mean Death Blow to Government's Shanghai, October 24 \u2014News from the scene of operations on the Yangtse Kiang is to the effect, that the rebels have captured and occupied Xin Kiang, 130 miles south-east of Han- kow.They burned the yamen of the governor and cut the telegraph - Knes.Hu Kow, at the entrance of Po Yang Lake, is also in the hands of the re- | bels, The revolutionists occupied Chang Sha, the capital of the province of Hunan, on October 22, of \u2018the province fied.Some of the Manchu officers were Killed, but all the foreigners in the place were\u2019 protected by the rebel commanders.The Japanese consul is holding a Japanese steamboat for the transfer of women and children.Many Chinese women have enlisted as Red Cross nurses.They will start for Hankow to-night.- .GENERAL CIVIL, WAR NEAR.! - AE 26 London, October 25.\u2014The \u2018Daily Fele- graph\u2019s\u2019 Pekin despatches, dated October 24, say that throughout Monday night there was continuous firing of skirmishers near Hankow.The insurgents, who adopted bold tactics, engaged the imperialists at many points.The northern army is pushing to the southward cautiously, clearing.the ground scientifically with artillery as it proceeds.The remainder of the Government forces are fighting without regard to order or method.The general staff at Pekin is reported to be arranging for the mobilization of a second northern army, comprising two divisions from Manchuria and one from Shan Tung.There will also be at Pekin a reserve army.The insurgent cause is strengthening and unless ithe struggle around Wu Chang be speedily and successfully ended a general civil war i8 inevitable.Since noon communication .between Pckin and Ka Fens Fu, the capital, has been interrupted.It is said that rebel agents entered the city overnight, and that since their arrival the troops have revolted, If this be true it will be the death blow to the Government\u2019s hope that Yuan Shih Xai, as a native of Ho Nan, will be able to pacify the province.Yuan Shih Kai has ordered his special train to return to Pekin, ang this is interpreted to mean that he has decided that he is not able to undertake - the mission.GOVERNMENT DISHEARTENED.Two important towns, Kiu Kiang, in the province of Kiang-Si, and Sian, capital of Shensi province, have fallen into the hands of.the revolutionists, very materially extending the area of the uprising, disheartening the Govern- The governor ment and giving.{leaders in the a republic.Sian Government stronghold.Consular reports from Kiu Kiang say that the people of that towr rose on the evening of October, 24.ed the .Taotai\u2019s in favor of the rebels.The imperial troops made no Gen.Yin Tchang, Government Sin Yang Chow.forcements before taking the offensive, as be has learned own report to the administration here; that the rebels are abundantly supplied with artillery and have many.| adherents.\u2019 +.À steamer from wtih Chinése soldiers, reached \u2018Wu Chang yesterday 7 Ten Metre Point, tified by the rebels, is considered of the greatest strate ic importance, as it commands the rallway and river approaches of Ha from Hankow say tionaries have advanced to a point eight miles north where the imperialists in unknown\u2019 numbers are entre Hope.confidence to the movement to establish as regarded as a They burn- yamen and declared caleof Miles ° 10 3 oF 00 - 400 Boundaries of Provinges «we.© Railways open to hdd Kans resistance, commands the still remains\u2019 at.demands rein- according to his Î-Chang crowded der a white flag.hich is being for-, OW.A message | that the revolu- f that city, near to ched.in a position trial.FINE ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY - JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWE We beg to draw: your particular attention to a fresh shipment of very fine English Confectionery, specially imported for These goods are absolutely pure and.wholesome, are so reasonable that they are within the reach of al Samples of this choice lot of Confectionery can be seen in our show windows, and we particularly recommend your FRASER, VIGER , Here is the assortment, includ ing:\u2014 GLACE APRICOT W.boxes, at 50c per box.180:\u2014\u2014 Mixed Fruit Dropr Lemon Fruit Drops Fruit Chips West India Mixed Fruit Barley Sugar .Genuine Turkish Delight | IN DRUMS.Lemon Barley Sugar PRICE Butterscotch Toffee Effervescent Fruits Co Lime Fruit Tablets Liauorice, Assorted A C Bventon Tablets ennese Fruits Lm RLM : Toffee Maccaroons Butter Ovals __ | _ PER BOTTLE Toffée Assortment Another shipment to hand ef-the Genuiné Turkish MADE IN \u201cBt, ly made and extra fine quality.Price, 26c drum.Peter\u2019s Swiss Milk Chocolate \u2014FOR EATING ONLY \u2014 Fresh supplies again to hand of the.Celebrated oy, Bwitzerland.made by Peter's, of Vow TRY A CAN TO-NAY.: - You: might possibly make them as good in\" your own home, but - you couldn\u2019t for your life make them .any.better.PLAIN AND IN TOMATO.- - \u2018The Tomato Sauce Beans cost exactly the same as \u2026 Ba he the Plain Beans are be a tin less.prices: \u2014 Baked Beans, Plain.& M.Baked Beans, Plain.gE & M.\u2018Baked Beans, in Tomato.Baked Beans, | in Tomato.= Many.lings.of our good ie to sell the Sardine of oney.inest Norwegian Sar \"Finest Norwegian Sardin nes in Oil 8s in Oil.he ITALIAN WAREHBUSE, \u2026 'Betablished 1886.{BRANOH: oe 8, a particularly fancy | \u201cALL IN SEALED | SQUARE BOTTLES , Peter's Swiss Milk Chocolate .Small Cakes.|.10c each - Peter's Swiss Milk Chocolate .Large Cakes.«.be\u2018 16c each Peter's Swiss Milk Chocolate Medium Croquettes da 20c pkt.\u2014- Peter's Swiss Mfik Chocolate\u2019 | 1 Large.Croquèttes- | 2 40c;pkt: =\u2014 Callard & Bowser Butter Scotch IN LEB.aPECORATED TINS.7 J - e Genuine an 1d Reliable B tt S tch, 51 ; .Wy: Price, 50¢ Ber Lib.tin.eliable Buttar cote sold.everywhere.: \u201cBurnham & Morrill\u2019s Baked Beans 20 ï ; Burnham & Morrill Company are recognized as the.Baked Bean Prem.of.New England, and in this particular ling ner, stand.-No.1 Tins.es oe 10 r 26e.have advanced in price, orway at the same price, \u2018for a quarter,:and at this price they are extra good Another fresh shipment Just, to hand.We offer j\u2014 \u2018Be.se es ow 168._ Finest Norwegian: Sardin s in Tom ato.U's.seems Nuvo 3 : 5 288 « 287 Laurier -Avonue West, + Yt allowe'end the prices ving them a CO., Limited.sweetmeat, in Assorted Pralines Horghound Drops Pineapple Rock Orange Rock.\u201c - \u201c- Pan |Gun Pastilles Delight, fresh- ie Chocolate Here .are {he the ordinary I0c, 3 for 25e 26c, 3% 26 dozen - 28e i 7 dozen , .but we \u2018are Bual bamely, 2: ting ralue for the.2 tins for.asc\u201d Le \u201c25e per tin oC ABC Der Hn: re .eo \\ NUILDING, - % RAMOS et, protected by \u2018swamps on.both sides \u2018of the railway.One of the latest messages from Sian says that the rebels are making overtures to the Mohammedans in the province of Kansu, which.lies to the north of Sze-Chuen: The 'Mohammedans have been in open rebellion since August, and the sender of the: message belleves that the two :Kai-Feng, in the province of.Ho- Nan,\u2018 is.in \u2018a serious position because the local officials have practically abandoned the ° whole \u2018place to the soldiers.There have been several and there is much danger of rioting.1 Pessimistic reports are at hand from Soochow, Tsi-Nan-Fu end pther centres.Numerous sailors have deserted .the Chinese gunboats and joined the rebels.It is.officialy reported that no news has been received from the tenth division, which left Chinwangtao, Chi- Li; by steamer on October 17 for \u2018Hankow.Fears are entertained for -the.loyalty of the garrison of Kidng- pres SX: strong.fort-on the iy after noon to-day.L t « Wi Yang- \u201cTee.There is no information here as to the whereabouts of Admiral Sans \u2018gunboats, ® GoBS OVER = ska ig |.7 3 + és {a TO,REBELS, 7 + hid Pekin, Oct.24.\u2018an Fu), has gone over tothe rgbels.The Governihent is endeavoring * to have been received from General Yin Chang, the minister of war; who-is in command of the troops in the- south, for guns and money.wl rit) La IMPERIALIST.©.__ | \u2018a, .SUCCESSES.a Shanghai, Oct.24\u2014A Chinese.offi- cifit despatch from Yin Tchang, the war minigter, reports imperialist suc- \u201céesses OV.the \u2018rebels om: October 20 and 21: at Sin-Yan-Chow.- Thé.despatch -states that the rebels \u201chad \u2018more - than six hundred Xilled, while the losses of the imperialists amounted to a few score.:À long letter from Gen.Li.Yuan \u2018Heng to Admiral Seh, whom the rebel leader addresses as \u2018My Dear Master,\u201d 18 published.General Li justifies his action in joining the rebels on the ground that when the revolt broke out his own troops were absent.He attempted to escape, but was captured and forced to take command.Since then, he .says, he has found all the \u2018men, from the highest to the lowest, of one mind, and thinks it better to belong to a united than a disunited -party.Communication, even by wireless, -that province were recently disaffect- Payment\u201coï their wages, .IMPERIAL TROOPS es = -CUT OFF.Shanghai, Oct.25.\u2014The capture by \u2018the revolutionists.of Chang Chou, an important railway centre in the prov- \u2018ince of Honan, was announced in despatches which reached this city short- From a strategic point \u2018of view this city should prove of great.value to the rebels.It.is | the Junction of the Kal Fung.and \u201c| Pekin-Hankow Railways, and\u2019 is located about 250 miles north of Hankow.Its - capture apparently cuts off from Pekin all the Imperial troops now gathered around Hankow and Wu Chang.To-day\u2019s news from the lower Yang- tse valley: was all discouraging to the government, reported as far eastward as Wu Hu.Conditions are ominous not only.in two cities, \u201cThe Taota} came 80 alarined over the possibility of the secession of the native city to \"| the rebels that he removed.his hous- |hold to the foreign settlement.- The Taotal of Nanking has also put him- {self under the same protection, .|.The city of Su Chow, 50 miles west\" \u201cFof Shanghai, is in panic-owing to-:the |: \u201c; revolutionary: threats of five thousand Weavers whose wages have been -Uh- \u2018paid, for a long time, Su Chow \u2018has 1 500,000 inhabitants, and \u2018is one of: (the : wealthiest cities of \u2018China.\u2018| create an revolutionary parties will join forces.clashes between soldiers-:and police, |.\u2018| ered-to .| cialis\u2019 will | Whitley, \u2014Sian.Fu.(Tein- comply with urgent demands\u2019 which\u2019 2, Ac.; Ethel Ward, Grade 2, .with Hunan is cut off.The troops in| ed, but the trouble: Was settled by the | _ With Kiu Kiang in un-| |] disputed possession of the rebels the.| Imperial fleet has retreated on down \u2018| the river, some of the vessels being \u2018Wu\u2019 Hu but also in Nanking.Most of | ~ gia the Marichu officials have left thèse | and are crowding into |.| Shanghai, where every hotel is already ¥ filled with refugees.\u201c of Shanghai to-day \u2018be- i CTOBER 25, 1911.7227202 to-day \u2018 that the insurgents expect to establish their headquarters at Kiu Kiegng, * vhich \u2018will probably: be the revolutionary \u201ceapital.The: probable attitude of Yuan Shi Kal, whose - \u2018lame foot\u2019 prevented ac- sion to p subject: of {lively interest here.Yuan is evergw.rg.regarded as the man of the.hour in.China.It is hinted here that he\u2019 may -be induced soon to give the rebel : tause.his active support against\u2019 the Manchu dynasty.het sk the Manchu officials here continue to} give out false news of the state of 2 airs in Chang Sha, Kiu Kiang \u2018a % other cities in order to pression that the Imperialists are still in control, the native press in\u2018! Shanghai and in cities throughout | South China has bolted all cénsors ip and is printing the most exaggerated reports of insurgent successes in a parts of the, country.Apparently the government officials are maki no effort to enforce the censorship It is ung estionably a fact that\u2019 the _entire Yangtse region and most of Southern China as well, is completely revolutionany in sentiment.All the cities which have been taken over by the\u2019 rebels] the past few days have been captured almost without resistance.The local government has sur- | rendered jetly, and the rebel appointees ve taken their places with | little: stir, A few Maonchu officials have been killed, but most of them have joined the rebel cause.\u2018Details £'the transfer of Chang Sha, capital of {Hunan province, to the revolutionists, were reported to the telegraph e dquarters here by the operator In| that city.\u2018Please take notice\u2019; \u2018he said, \u2018that the.insurgents have.duly\u201d occupied :this: office\u2019: He sald that (he himself had joined the revehitibnaries, The declared intention ofl.e leaders, he added, was to gradually take over city after city, linking.the various centres already in their - possession, and thus push on to.Shanghai ]-.hey planned, he gaid, to re-establish ithe telegraph lines as soon as.possible and permit business to continue under a provisional govern- -ment, ma they declared, would have r= the symp: r and support of the entire count south of the Yangtse.Trade cb ditions in Shanghai have already improved somewhat.Commercial inte: \u2018ests express complete confidence thal no serious disturbances to business enterprises will occur.They point put.that if the revolution is successful, the rebel leaders will encourage legitimate commerce, while if the Ithperial forces win, helpful re- | forms in igovernment are certain to be put: în- force \u2018 It is not believed that any mäsge res will be permitted In Shanghai, if he native city is surrend- thie rebels, The Manchu offi- be alowed to return to the north unmblésted.Foreigners aressafe so long jag théy remain neutral.Any interfererice n behalf of the Manchus would u tedly arouse tremendous indignation.\u2019 The German warships are getting a few wi the nei hborhood of Hankow.GE 8 CADEMY RANK Inspector Highly Pleased With Werk it Verdun Schools.There ds a large attendance at the Verdun Tow Hall last night, on the occasion: of {the presentation of the prizes given.[by the Protestant School Trustees.Ald.Farrar occupied the \u2018chair and: he was supported by | Pricinpal R xford, of the Diocesan Theologian.ollege, the Rev.F.Land Principal .Smith of the Verdun Schopls.- tionary and._peusical items was given by the pupils| of the school assisted by a few friends; which was much enjoyed.- Le Ls The Chairman in a few introductory remarks revigwed.the school history.Principal ith announced that the Inspector : hy Academy to the school for their excellent work.He expressed the hope that the \u2018patents would allow their | children to remain at school as long -as they \u2018could in order that they might recéive the benefit.Finally he informed the audience that it was his intention {to request the Trustees [to consider the question of providing 1 further accommodation as the capacity was taxed to its utmost.Principal\u2019 Rexford gave excellent advice to the pa rents whom he sincerely advised then not to criticise the teacher in\u2018 the presence of the child, but to \u2018see an: interview.with the teacher, \u2018and he was sure that they would quickly come to terms on the question of the boy or girl under discussion.he prises Rexford then dis- tributed the rizes as follows:\u2014 BANNATYNE AVE.SCHOOL.| MEDALLISTS.Academy: * Department, the George # Ward Medal-\u2014Clifford Harris, Grade Model Department, the Joseph len Modal May Runte, Grade I.Elementary, Department, \u2018the Principal's Medal-\u2014Winnie Jennings, Second Medal, Sixth Year, , Agnes Watt Bishop\u2014 Annie Bateman).Second, price] half mile race (Montreal and District Junior championship) \u2014Hubert Stephen.Special: prizes for Scripture, awarded by the TRev.F.L.Whitley, to Ruba Eveley, Grade 8, 991% percent; Alfred Griffiths, Grade 5, 90 percent.Stenogtaphy and typewriting, awai ed by Miss Irwin to Victor Harris, G> ~ade i} dé Montgomery, 2 ons medallist, 5 hons.; tague Elsden, 9 hons.; Alfred Griffiths, séripture prize, 1 first, § hons.; Charles Jennings, special class prize,8 hons: Frank Smith, 5 hons.Herbert Stephen: 8 hons.: Aler.Wise, 7 hons., 1 first, 7 hons.; Gordon al proficiency, 5 hons.; 2 firsts, 4 hons.: Samu.hons.; ; George Marlowe; firsts, 6 hons.; \u2018Herbert ginald Cummt Ellis, first gen: Victor Hamriso el Jennings.Leslie Matin, Mayor, 3 Brite: 5 hons.; Wim, Wooley, 2 firsts, 5° Grade - Mod ]\u2014Bessie Bimson, med- r \u2018homs.; \u2018Grace Prowse, 2 ones HRugene Davison, 2 firsts, Academy\u2014Ethel \"Black, 1 first, 3 bre ith Wallace, 3 firsts, 7 hons.: Robert Boring, 4 4 firsts, 8 hons.: Clarence \\Cobm, 1 first, 5 hons.: : Arthur Gervale, fitsts, 9 hons.; Clifford Harris.medalfist, first general proficiency, 9 firsts, 9 honons \\ Academy\u2014Dorothy Dunn,.1 Li Æthel Ward, 1 first, 3 hons.; rris, Ÿ firsts, 6 hons.-OFFICE HOLIDAY.Thagksgiving Day will be observed \u2018es a holiday by the Montreal Post Office.{ i closed af | .the night mails et the \u2018usual hours.A mail for Great Frtain and Europe, via New York, \u2018per: \u2018S88.\u201cKaiser Withelm IX\u2019 of Grade \\ clos at this fice at 7.30 a.m., and a supplemetita y \u2018mail by the same Steamer a4 à \u2018pim: : The wickets at the The lobby will : \u2018Revolutionary agents here announced: 7 until midnight.ceptance of thé government's commis- |.ut down the rebellion, is a | Jess messages through from | ' y An interesting programme of elecu- | Y d granted the rank of | ith,3 hons.: Florence Mid- ( Isa) 6 -2, del \u2014 Elsie Cochrane, 4 hoa) tre de valy, 2 hons; Dorothy Haïnswo th;:3 hons.: Winifred Hayden, 2 hons.: file | acpherson, 3 hons: Re- : PE ANOEUVRES Flying Italians are Helping to Influence Natives to + Surrender.ns ge BLOCKADE IS RAISED.Notice \u2018toi \u2018Shippers Has Been Issued at Certificates of Origin Must Accompany All Goods.omé, ¥ia Frontier,\u201d October 24.\u2014 Mescages from the interior of Tripoli say that the reports of \u2018flying It- is > with destructive machines\u2019 ar everywhere causing consternation tery © Some of the native tribes have.dec ed to migrate to furtheriinto the interior, while others burying - their valuables in the BT¢ und,\u2019 Bolder tribesmen are devis- meang to attract the aeroplanes tions where they can be fired upon: militdry circles it is thought that the eroplanes are helping to Fe natives to surrender.ashington, D.C., \u2018October 24.\u2014The ertd®rn consul at Tripoli, John Q.Wi od, had been informed by the It- Jovernor-general of that city e blockade of the port of Trias heen raised.Mr.Wood so aayised, the State Department to-day.NG TICES?TO SHIPPERS.Londôn, \u201cOctober 24\u2014The Board of \u201cTrade, ; jacting upon information Te- ceived - Soy: the Foreign Office, has sent olity.: \u2018notices to shippers that after November 1 certificates of origin aftested to by local authorities must äccompany all goods shipped to |Turkey and to all European countries with: Mediterranean ports, to Morocco and to Egypt.Otherwise su¢h shipments shall be regarded as Italian by Turkey until disproved.Turkey; will impose one hundred percent ad valorem tax on all Italian 80¢ ds.: \u2018COMPANIES A AS VOTERS Circular Letter Sent Out by * Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, SEATS / 5 ré, 2 Eta ne Yollowing circular letter has sept ito-day to Montreal mem- of the Cariadian Manufacturers\u2019 ; t stock companies or cor- poratiohs list and vote in the name of, and thrpugh a\u2019 representative of the company, dul$ authorized to that effect byla- resolution, a copy whereof shail be {filed with the City Clerk, on or before the first day of December, each yéar; and they may so vote in all the ds where they pay taxes; provided réprésentative be a director or employes bf the company when au- thopize a ahd called upon to cast his \u201cThis \u2018change was brought about at instance of this asosciation and \u201cthe ether commercial organizations |Montreal.As manufacturers, we .deeply\u2019 interested in seeing that mayor, controllers\u201d and aldermen elected, are progressive, businesslike men, who \u2018will work to improve our Streets, \u2018and our fire, police and light- systems.\u2018 You are, therefore, strongly.urged to take full advantage the Yoting power accorded you.-\u2018All that is necessary is to have your board of directors pass a resolution in \u2018the 3 ollowing sense: \u2018Resol¥ed, that John Blank be here- authorized to be entered on the voters\u2019 Het of the city of Montreal, as representative of the firm of Blank & Liriited.\u2019 \u2018Send à à copy.of this resolution to the Hon.Li O.David, city clerk, before December ist, with (or embodied in) a letter stating the date on which \u2018your difectors met; and also stating what office the person authorized holds in your company, whether as a direc- lor.a8 dn employee, Yours faithfully, .= J.H.SHERRARD, + Montreal Chairman.H.T.MELDRUM.:% Montreal Secretary.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014he\u2014 TG, STAND HIS TRIAL.Late Bank Manager to be Brought k From New York.gt.John, N.B, October tective P.F, Killen left for New York to- night Swith a warrant to bring here Harry B.the {brañch;\u2018of the Bank of New Bru swick ; here.Killen was accompanied by:Chas.F.Sanford, one of the bank Esolicitors.There are no other develépments in the case here, except that: R.B.Kessen, general managers ofthe bank, says the charge against Clark will be theft.He states no amount;ibut says there was theft from -thé bank outside the financial transactions: of outside parties.The réport \u2018however, he says, is 168s than 18 Té EARNS IN CANADA.Premier, Whitney Speaks in Favor \u201cof Dike of Sutherland\u2019 \u20183 Plan.SAUER oy >a brontè, :D-:1.24 \u2014For the purpose ot interesting the Ontario Government in his scherde to bring out agricultur.l labdrers from the British Isles and set- them; ini the different provinces of igh, the Duke of Sutherland, Impanied by Sir Edmund Walker {Sir Wilfiam Mackenzie, interview- Bir James Whitney and his col- ues this afternoon.At the con- lon ot the interview Sir James was 8d for his opinion of the scheme isaids \u2018The Duke wants to organize a company to bring out agricultural la- ars and thers from the Old Coun- ; them on farms in Canada.$ \u2018a Very praiseworthy object, in The government will encourage - |in everÿ way when the details of the \u2018iplansarg given.We will be very 1 to assist in any way we can.DRY | oops STORE BURNED.ho End Fire.1 # Ë AS thé result of a fire which oc- curfed in the store of C.Massie and Company, 141 Bernard street; the en- tiré} stock, - Gomprising different kinds of dry goods, and \u2018valued at from $7,00 $9,000, was destroyed by fire, points | y be entered on the voters\u2019 \u2019 24\u2014De- | Clark, former manager of à + | Over $7,000 Damage Done in North Owning and Operating A.E.BEA & CO., Montrèa\u2019, Lim! +] D.LORNE MéGIBBON, President.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 J.W, MCCONNELL, Vice- Pb - W.H.GOODWIN, Managing Director.I'S 20 Matter What! ! It does not make L faction.\\ Fo ing the: praises of our waist\u2019 LAD Som and \u2018pin tucks, 42.Regular $4.50 Thursday.«ee LADIES\u2019 tailox sleeves, in white, brown, Sizes: 34 to 44.LADIES finished with guipure Kimona sleeves in % length, white.Sizes 34 to 44.Thursday.na Thursday .Three Waists and a Kimona.Tiés is the quartette which will be prominent in sine- may sing loudly but the prices will be very low, = SILK WAISTS, good quality taffeta, in black nnly.-are % sleeves trimmed with Soutache braid, bhut- ton im front, others fasten front with fancy embroidery % Sleeves, detachable collar.JAPAN SILK WAISTS, \u2018made, front of fine tucks and buttons, 3 FIGURED NET WAISTS, with the new wide frill, insertion and fine \u2026.ee oe wo LADIES SHORT EKIMONAS, made of good quality printed flannielette, some are dressing jacket style, shirred at waist \u2018and trimmed with wide tucks and piping.Others have.round collar.Colors grey, pink, and blue, Sizes 34 to 42.Thursday.se eo \u2018es o- =.» any difference what natire of the complaint may be, or who may be lo blame, please report it at the | Complaint Office, and then we shall know | it] will be adjusted to every person's salis- department to-morrow.They Sizes 34 tn .$1.98 good quality, ee \u2018ve se strictly or long $2.25 vy, and black.48 \u2026.eo ee ee silk buttons.silk lined.Colors ecru and $2.98 a oe ou \u2018sul ; First Floor Up.ol About 4,500 Yar Suitable for purposes.end Thurs ght Navy and Black, y, per yard.À WEITE :CHIFFON TAFFETA weavie,.and bright Chiffon fi ing, blouses and trimmings.Thursday, per yard.NEW BLACK AND WHITE if ivy i For drew your attention Popular Priced Li f, giving W St dk of Fan Our & and dainty.Bee PURE W scalloped edge.Shams 30 x 30 each .carry: à fine range, including suit.\u2019 18 x 18 inch Battenberg 30 x 30 inch Battenberg BATTERBERG LACE BED match;.the set complete.Thursday se oa see AND \u2018BUREAU SCARFS.cial prices.Yelvets & Velveteens To be Sold at .47 Yard.| SILE VELVETS, a quality we, can costumes, and used extemsively for trimming Shades: Myrtle, .Brown; Magenta, Reseda, Cardinal, Pale Blue, Copenhagen, SILK PINISHED VELVETEEN, 22 inches wide, and having all the appearance of a silk Velvet.in evety conceivable shade, also, Ivory and Black.Regular 65 a yard.Thursday, per yard .op ve ce te 000 secacc.B SILXS.In check and stripe effects; in a beautiful boft draping Lyons, France, suitable for Street or house 49 dresses and blouses.Thursday, per yard ve ee ees.J Thanksgiving Day Beautiful Thanksgiving Festival, Goodwins\u2019 have tried to give you a satisfying Linen Service.to a splendid list; to-day, we are making these additions, all suitable for the season, @ Linens is replete with all that is new ; indow Displays also.i E MADERIA WORK SHAMS AND RUNNERS, Bureau Scarfs, 18 x nd CROH + ve se ss ss ss ese SERMAN BATTENBERG LACES are still very popular.We 15 x 18 inch Battenberg Lace Squares, each.18 x 54 inch Battenberg Lace Spreads, each,.* PURE WHITE EMBROIDERED TABLE CENTRES, SHAMS 18 x 18 Table Centres, round, each .30 x 30 Embroidered Shams, each .18 x 54 Embroidered Bureau Scarfs, e ds Altogether.recommend for wear.Green, Nut Brown, Seal Regular .85.We have this quality AT BILXS, in a nice, close, even pish.Recommended for Iin- «ilk.All printed in - Ground Floor.6 Day Linen Yesterday we at low prices.nens for Thanks- gek Sale.50 .50 sie ee eo.ou 88 #8 44 Gees bed spreads, with shams en 18 ce Squares, each .+,.25 ce Spreads, each.75 SPREADS, with\u201d shams to .$15.75 Very handsome goods at spe- .18 45 45 each .Ground Floor.\u201cour waggon is on the road every day and a telephone call from you will stop it at your door.Get our prices for family wash- ings.Cf 4218 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST.Near from Êve.smoke and water.The cause of the fire is not known! - 4 CAUGHT A à faseive ONGE.Reports receï ed by the Grand Trunk Railway system from the .Bay of Quinte, near lat the Ont, give the information |that the \u201cfishing «for iarge species is |very good this year.It Is * Your Right To demand the very best Bread fror the Baker it is possible to make.Anothe: reason only why - { UP D QUALITY : THE : KEFP WE HARRISON BREAD EXPERT per Westmount.over half an hour.The fish landed measured 52 inches in I and weighed 38 pounds., THE \u2018DAILY WITNESS\u2019 1s printed =\u2019 : published at No.140 St Peter su, ess, : in the City of Montreal, by John R |.ath Dougall and Frederick Euses- ougall, both of Montreal All business communications should + Last week a Belleville fisherman caught, while trol ng, a Maskinonge, which gave him \u2018a merry time fur - addressed John Dougall & Son, Wt ness\u2019 Office, Montreal, and all !stters to the Editor.should he addreised \u2018Editor\u2019 of the \u2018Witness\u2019 "]