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MONTREAL, CANADA, Watch it Grow > « pep +, e Mt tete poids FAIR and WARMER 3 bei pir pp or rior FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1912.PRICE ONE CENT.X isco Agreement Between Carpenters Un.puilders\u2019 Exchange Expires To-night, ant 2) y \u201cIF STRIKE IN BUILDING TRADE Fo Negotiations Up-to-date Have Failed i\" - zh the Carpenter s Union and ih iiers\u2019 Exchange are -loathe tc J \u2026 there is great tie-up in the bail to-morrew or early The wage agreement between danger of a ding trade in next » bodies expires to-night, and, -» of numerous conferences and :~d negotiations between paTries jnvetved.no el \u201cus yet been decided upon.- irpenters\u2019 Union we.\u2014 > a demand for ~ = or next year, 42 1- ng ne, 2 + ae hour day, - one.The E the new \u2018wage some time 40 cents per 2 for the fol- and after that 45 cents.woo first two years there was and then an xchange said, «+ = + were exhorbitant, and re- ray them.ss have been held TooTE xrhange rooms, .business agent, >=ail, -vers said that few the -«-18 being guarded by Mr.Robert the week & number of Con- at the Bulld- carpenters and Messrs.Gpertin and Laflamme.The of the FTuild- :»s hal pald the 35 cent rule during a past year, and that in the East T-! of the city many carpenters had zorked for 25 centæz They complain- »1 that the uniop did not control its members, hand, The union, on the other said that the increased cost of ving made the new schedule an ab- shite necessity, ceje from their position.and Tefused to re- What will happen to-morrow?\"The old agreement wili expire to-night, and millions of dollars of new work may be tied up if a complete or a partial strike is called.A few of thd larger employers have accepted the new terms of the carpenters, preferring the increased wage to the loss occasioned by the dropping of all work.Others, it is said, figured on the increase when drafting their ten- | ders for the season's werk, and sg: ane] px secured at the mresent time .Man possibility of a larger pay list at that time, and would be seriously affected by a tie up at present.When seen at their headquarters at the Labor Temple this morning, the representatives of the carpenters refused to discuss the situation at all.From the numbers who were gathered there and the animated conversations that were taking place around the place, it was very evident, however, that they believed that matters were in a very critical state and that 8 walk-out might occur.\u2018In a day or two,\u201d said one of them to the reporter, \u2018there may be something to tell you, but nothing to-day.\u2019 MAY STRIKE AT KINGSTON TOO.TTT TTR Kingston, Ont., May 31.\u2014The carpenters, it is thought, will not go on strike.They ask for $3 per day for the present; 33.20 hereafter, but it is Likely that they will compromise at $3 per day for the next three years.FARMENT WORKERS THREATEN TO STRIKE ON MONDAY \u2018The employers have s ent no reply to our demands.They have tried to iznnre us In our letter we gave them nid to-morwow to reply, and if they do not do so, we Will send them a final nodce on Monday that if the demands are not granted the employees wili 20 day.aut on strike on the fellowing Mon~ This was the statement of Business Agent Barsky, of the Garment Makers\u2019 Union +£o the \u201cWitness\u2019 this morning.We are ready to hold with the manufactumems\u201d We are not asking for one\u201d.\"All preparations are | a strike, shops and\u201d.employees will meet.\u201cYou our 5,000 employees \"without some preparations of course .being mn Committees are being ad captains chosen.dm.- cagh a8 conference the said \u201cbut ati tte cannot cal t making During the past week we have sue- ceeded in getting a good percentage of the non ~union workers to to join the union,\u2019 \u2018À mass meeting has been called for lo-night at Coronation rapTence Boulevard, of lish and French workers, PROVINCIAL CABINET IS Hall, 204 St all the Eng- \u2018The unions that are interested in \u2018the demands are the Tailors\u2019 Union, Local 209, including 2,300 members; Pressers\u2019 Union, Local 167, with 450 members; Cutters, Local 116, with 850.members, and Pantmakers, Local 277, with 500 members, \u201cThe manufacturers held another meeting last night.They are not united.Some are willing to concede some of our demands.\u2019 Mr.Barsky met some of the manufacturers yesterday, including Mr.B.Gardner, president of the Association, |.out nothing resulted from the inter- ews \u2018chance to import workers from all directions.\u2018Besides, he added, \u2018their foremen did mot give the \u2018employees any notice at all when \u2018they reduced their wagea by-a couple of dollars\u2019 a week, as wag done not long ago in some.factordes.\u2019 Mr.Gardner said -the manufacturers would hold a meeting on Saturdays or Sunday.i - CONSIDERING LICENSES LAW Licensed Victuallers\u2019 Representative Declares Ho Would Like Vir lo See the Abolition of: Grocers\u2019 Licenses A cabinet meeting is being: -held - at Quebec to-day with all Present, but the Hom.Julé the ministers who is at Atlantic City, and the Hon.Ar.Caron, who was.detonated: in Llslet, iy 9 votes, It is understood that\u201d thie.sppotnt- Ment of the Royal Commission to: rés: port âltention of the cabinet.on amendments to- the License Act is one of the mattgrs The legisia.| on providing for the Commission re- fuires the report to be Der.1st next, .The question of finding a seat- for} \u201calso: probably Nr.V.Bougie, treasurer of the Li=| 2 \u2018nsed Victuallers\u2019 Association, is]: ie Hon, Mr.Caron will be discussed.submitted.on Boken of as the probable.Topresenta- ive of the trade on the \u2018Commission, or at least as the choice of the Asso-\", It was rumored that the liquor men had an impression that no | \u2018mmission would be appointed, but | Nr.Bougie told the \u2018Witness\u2019 this} tlation.Morning he fully expected.that the that effect, Commission: would be appointed, as Sir | Lomer Gouin had given.\u201cue perd ito ng \u2018the.3.\u201cor.5 men on the Commission,\u2019 he} \u2018said; Personally, I would lke to see a: >: Commission of five\u2014three judges: and \"a representative of our Association.I] \u2018understand\u2019 that the Commission.will\u2019 Visit all.parts of the Province, probably sitting -for a week in Montreal, | and travelling in.the United States,| - and perhaps in Europe, but there \u201cwill } not be much, time for their work.\u201d Mr.Bougie said-that it \u2018was reported; |: that \u2018in some parts of the Province} wheré.there\u2018were.no licenses more liquot | was consumed | than was the case when: , there were \u201clicenses, \u201cThis would be one thing\u2019 for the Commission.ie inw » Minister Piinted Prof, 7%,\" | Ta Agricultura} l'anadian and a Te-ding and the\u2019 wool\u2019 firm Prof, \"to the genera ond theep industry in Manito van and Alberta.Prof.L : Agricultural .Cotlege.- He: bas Fétaté: ; SPeciallty of the .question \u2018of heep | animal husbandry: in\" N othérs, however, failed to consider the When \u2018asked this morning about the | tHe: 54 ohouid b of - the \u2018employers.that: they} of a - French musicians THEE Ibias { MINISTERS HAD STAND UP FIGHT London, May 31.\u2014A news despatch from Constantinople says that the Minister of Marine and the Minister of the Interior had a stand-up fight at yesterday's cabinet meeting, as a consequence of the severe strictures appearing in the newspapers, which charge the Turkish fleet with cowardice for remaining.im, whe Golden Horn instead o.ce ut to offer battle to the \u2026 n fleet.4444444445 H444 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + RETAILERS T0 FIGHT.Toronto, May 81.\u2014To reduce the high cost of living and protect their own {nterests, the grocers section of the Retail Merchants\u2019 Association at thelr amnuail meeting held: fast night, decided to put up a big fight against |\" the action of: the.: Wholesalers: in deal - ing with the public.up he retail grôters are being backed up by the dry goods merchants of the city.With this Special object in view an organization \u2018meeting was held yesterday, and a dry goods\u2019 section of the Retail Merchants\u2019 tion organization, W.V.Moyer, the retiring chairman, of the grocers\u2019 section, In an address fast ent, charged thait the wholesalers and jobbers were trying to defraud the retailers and the public at the same time, by selling directly to both.y.are chargin gthe retailers the same prices at which they sell direct to the public, and in this way, he said, the proportion of the public buying from the retailer are Paying more for the article than it is worth, an pet through no fault of the re- VALOR NOT RECOGNIZED Families of Titanic Bandsmen Alleged to Have Been Refused Compensation New-York, May 3L \u2014A London cable Says : + Secretary Williams .of the Amalgamated Musicians\" Unipn, in aj- letter to the \u201cDaily Mail\u2019 deals with families of ibe Titanic\u2019s.b | ) awe been\u201d gai he W ser Line which A BY I \u2018on.the ground that the musicians had not signed: articles.\u2018This I presume = strict.matter of business,\u2019 says Mr.\u201cWilliams, .other.Band, if -the .musicians.were Passengers,.they would, of course, be entitled to.the same \u201cconsideration ad other passengers.On \u201cthis: point.I venture.to give.an.extract from a letter a have receivéd from the father lost: \u201cWhile.\u2018in Paris the \u2018father C.Krins, and 1 pald a> visit- to Marichal, the aviator, who .was: rescued - from the Titanic.Marichal \u2018declared that the musicians\u201d Feceived an\u2018 \u2018order: t9 play -all \u201cthe time without stopping, 80 as to avoid a panic.They ware lacnd onthe deck, that.is to \u2018say, between | .decks.Marichal \u2018specially rioticed that none of them had.lifsbelts, he being | convinced that in giving them these | \u2018odrers their lives were to be sacrif< \u2019 deed.to avoid disorder on.\u2018board.PE mien \u201cFAMOUS.EDITOR COMING.Prot, L P.Jacks Will Preach iced by: citizens, who visit the City | \" Ghuroh of the: Messiah, Lett tbr tbr ttt tbte the question of compensation.Tor the ~ \u201cgan.who is promiont.sprthe- council | \u201cOn.the \u2018who ; Was : - civic \u2018affairs,\u2019 \u2018he \u2018said - Mr.controllers\u2019 were: needéd to permit a | more\u2019 minute\u201c sub-division.of \u2018their.5 po through with its business for the \u2018{ day, and the Controllers were \u2018at: their {offices fhig.moïmming shortiy after.ten o'clock.oT $900, 000 REAL ESTATE DEAL ved in a Ber- te deal which rning by the nited, \u2018through Mr.E;: {Coe two .thousand.\u201d squat fronting on Berthéle tending \u2018through :f sold by the Meti pany and Mrs.\u2019 and Company; Catherine streit, rate of $10 per the block in rhe Mayor street and of; the- property four brick houses- staiïd- while facing the other side are the Adams and Pelletier houses and a plumbing shop.The site secured has a frontage of 180 feet on Berthélet street, 70 feet on Mayor stret, and\u201c an irregular depth of about 175 feet.\u2014 A.ten story bullding that will cost over $600,600 will be erected this summer on the land.\u201cThe plans and specifications are \u2018being prepared by architects Messrs: ;Hutchiso n,- Wood and Miller.The new stpueture will LL 4 of \u2018the Citizens\u2019: Aésociation, to a \u2018Witness \u201creporter thig- morning.Mr.Morgan paid\u201c a visit \u2018to the City.Hall: com > with Mr.Birks, jr., and- he noted\u2019 the heavy work which.is being.mposeäl \u2018on\u2019.the Board of Control by reason of the immense amount of civic | {mprovements which ane considered necessary.\u2018Let \u2018the \u201caldermen make all the \u2018trouble they oan \u2018before the next civic election: \"It: \"will simply - help-the Board of Control,\u2019 said.he.\u2018We want.them.to\u2019 \u2018ao: their worst,\u2019 he added.\u2018\u201cWe-|.also want\u2019 to.interest young mer in Morgan was asked.whether Te.favored a: reduction in the.\u2018number\u2019 of | - aldermen.to say twelve, and an: dn] crease in.their salaries to secure \u2018good, \u2018men.\u201cThat .is about right, he- said.; - Mr.\u2018 Morgan: also said \u2018that \u2018extra Work The great volume of.work.despateh- i by \u201cthe\u201d.\u2018Controllers : is- being no- \u201cHall-on-busimess.It was \u2018nearly seven o'clock lagt evening before the Baard \u201cController: Godfrey said.that he was 3 \u2018going \u2018to\u2019 come down \u2018at- nine.o'clock every.morning fn future im \u2018order to! cone with the increasing busines.: he\" main \u2018trouble, said - \u2018Mr.God- fred, is; \u2018that the Controllers have on- Controller.\u201cAney said: that 3 ; \" _ business would: \u201cabate a HMt- oP that! the- :Controlters ers, Ald.j &emailer.\u201d eu one surveyor: to do.the work.\u2019 Cs THE\" \u2018OLD ADAMS COTTAGE., fronting on Berthelet street, which has been sold for $220,000.be much similar to the Jacobs building on St.Catherine street, and be used for office and light manufacturing purposes.The tenants vacated the houses yesterday and this morning, and the work of demolishing them began ai once.: The price obtained for the property is another illustration of the rapid increase in values in real estate in all parts of the city.Four years ago the.Metropolitan Realty Company purchased the Adams lot for $2.50 per square foot; it sold it for $10.The sale means the removal of the one of the old blocks of the city, and the continued transformation of the Berthelet and Bleury street district.The Evans apartment on Mayor street has just been completed.Another is being erected opposite it on Berthelet street, while the new structure will extend almost t¢ City Councillors street.For $25,000 two residences fronting on City Councillors stret were sold to-day by the Kenwood Estate, while a third, near the Mayor street corner, belonging \u2018to Mr.J.Carson was dis- | posed of for $13,000.usually \"lasts Tl after de \u201cThe afternoon session fréquentiy begins at.two-thirty o'clock, often lasts tll seven in: the evening.In speaking of the heavy work which 5 devoting upôn the Controdl- Emard said.that they might rearrange it by.each one attending | personally to the needs of his department, and having the sessions more formal than\u2019 they now are, and merely \u2018to ratify their proposals.Ald, Emard thinks it is a cruel thing \u2018to attack.heads of departrnents be- CASO work is not performed fast \u2018enough to suit the aldenmen.There is a great deal \u2018more bsuiness to be.performed row.than in the past, and the \u2018staffs are about the samé.in number\u201d as when the city was very much The.\"newly annexed \u201cwands called for a great deal of attention in the way of opening new | streets, \"grading, macadamizing, paving, laying down sewers and water piper.\u201cI have been asking for a draught of Third Avenue, Emard Ward, which ig to- be expropriated under the tenms of annexation, and owing to the heavy \u2018press of work that plan has not yet been made.There is not a sufficient staff \u2018of - surveyors and draughtsmen to.perform the work, - Add.Emard then said that the City was \u2018doing dts administration with about the same numerical stiff as in 1888, when it had an area of 3,444 aches, \u201cNow it 4s 25 , 7147.43 acres in extent.In June, - 1910, fifteen thousand acres: was added to it, - \u2018Therefore, \u201cis it fair for aldermen | to find fault with\u2019 the staff-of the City Hall\u201d.he asked.\u2018Every foot af land in the new wards is being boomed, and has to be surveyed and plans and , drawings.| prepared, - Mr.Lacroix, chief\u2019 draughtsman,\u201d said | | thalt in, 1888, when the population was 210,000, -he had.teven :draughtsmen.under him, while now.he had \u201conly six.ure, and he had net x I~ obe) , grandfather, Paris -contem + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +++rtteaeesttr PUBLIC BATHS FOR EMARD WARD A cheque for $15000 was cashed by the city treasury today in favor of the Suburban Lands Company of Montreal! in payment for a site for a bath and playground in Emard Ward.The land is 62,383 square feet in area, and it cost 25 cents a foot.+++ E+E EEE FILE EPI IEEE IEE AGNOSTIC'S - \u201ctr Jüstiée Laurendéau has definite _| Hughes, minister of militia, when .ask- | this year.\u2018that during this season's -Meny expropriations- were order- hy the Legtslat 1 | fore \"his direct examination was con- +] cluded, the name of the second venfre- t and that one of them was George N.Jposvoo ded, \u201c : ~ fe \u2018departed leaving behind him : ts, and ne oe had dared t EVIDENCE REFUSED ly refused to accept the evidence of Mr.E.H.Ford, president of the Ford Iron Company, Limited, in the case of the Buffalo Steel Company vs.the Ford Iron Company.Judgment for $943 was given against the latter concern, and in the course of procesdings for settlement thereof, Mr.Ford was called to testify as te the assets of the company.He stated that he was an ayhostic, and refused to be sworn offering however to testify on him word of honor.This was objected to by Mr.Rosanis Genest acting for the Buffalo Steel Company, and Mr.Justice Laurendeau has upheld the objection.In England the law provides for ace cepting the evidence.of witnesses who object to taking an oath, but it is said that there is no such provision in Canada.Another member of the company Will Ve called when the case comes up again, and meanwhile the books have been fyled.SOBER SOLDIERS THIS SUMMER Hon.Sam Hughes Will Enforce Regulations Regarding Consumption of Liquors \u2018Ottawa, May 30.\u2014That the regulations concerning the consumption of 1 liquor by men in camps will be rigidly enforced this year was the empha- tiz statement of Hom Col\u201d San ed if there were any new regulations \u2018Regulations are the curse of the 1 world to-day,\u201d was the.minjster\u2019s statement.\u2018They- are.pthins - unless they: are enforced, andthe existing g À \u201cC 3 hibited - in eapm, - \u201cand it © 187 er | \u201d camp #- striet watch will be kept for any \u2018private supplies\u2019 being brought into the lines.Canteens were.abolished.last year and although it is stated that drunkenness in many of the camps adjacent to cities increased, they w:l not be permitted this year, That the minister has a very high regard for the general sobriety of tha Canadian militia, was evidenced by his remarkable assertion that there Was more drinking at a Sunday school picnic than there was in a Canadian military camp.\u2018The Canadian soldier does not drink, and needs no regulations prohibiting his drinking, I venture to say that more.drinking begins at Sunday scthool excursions and picnics than at military training camps.I know, because I have seen it at picnics.\u2019 was the minister\u2019s half Jesting, half serious remark.DARROW TRIAL.I \u2018What Chief Counsel For Defence Will Do - When He \u2018Gets at\u2019 Witnesses, Los Angeles, May 31.\u2014When the bribery trial\u2019 of Clarence S.Darrow, the Chicago lawyer, was resumed today, it was.expected that Bert.H.Franklin would finish the story of how he walked into the trap which his predecessor on the stand, George N.Lockwood, testified was arrenged by himself and the district attorney.District Attorney Fredericks sald Franklin's direct examination would -be concluded probably within an hour after court convened.\u2018Then Rogers can get at him, said Fredericks.Chief Counsel Earl Rogers for the - defence, has referred at various times in open court of what he would do when the time came to get at\u2019 various state witnesses, Rogers said Franklin's cross-ex- \u2018amination probably would consume two days.klin was expected to tell, be- \u201cman on a list which he said Darrow showed him whilé dining In a Hotel £rili -room.| The witness: said Dar- -row indicated: two names on the st » - LIFE SENTENCE.\u2018 \u2014\u2014 Homestead Shot .Man on Neigh boring Farm After Waiting : For Him, ; 51 that the court submit an inquiry-to the government \u20181 or suggestions,\u2019 | ernment which would create :Wered as the matter is subjudice HEBERT MARRIAGE \u2014\u2014\u2014 Hundreds Like it May be Radically Affected by Ottawa Decision Ottawa, May 31,\u2014The hearing of the reference on the Marriage Act before the Supreme Court, ended with the close of this morning's session.Ottawa May 31.\u2014Speaking on behalf of the Attorney-General of Canada Mr.E.L.Newcombe, K.(U., Deputy \u2018Minister of Justice, said that he was principaîly concerned with answering the arguments of Quebec counsel.Quebec's attitude is consistent, he said, with its stand on the companies legislation, \u2018But these arguments have been conclusively and finally overruled by the courts,\u201d Mr.Newcombe stated.\u2018The contention of the province is broadly to deny entirely the legislative authority of the Crown to require the court to answer any sort of question at all, whether it related to the B.N.A.Act or not.1 contend that the Dominion has the right to submit every one of these questions and to require Your Lordships to answer them in view of the recent decision.\u2019 MR.HELLMUTH'S INSTRUCTIONS.Mr.Newcombe referred to Mr.Hell- muth\u2019s statement that he had no instructions from the Government.\u2018He either was instructed or he was not,\u2019 he said.Mr.Mignault\u2014\u2018He said he had no instructions.\u2019 \u201cThis bill ig predicated upon nothing but the solemnization of marriage,\u2019 Mr.Newcombe continued.\u2018It was maintained that Ît did not relate to solemnization, and the question remains whether Parliament has or has not an overriding power, There is really only one question, and this in view of the variety of judicial opinions, it seemed necessary to submit the question.It may be said there are five or three questions, but in my view there is really only one.What exists is an interrogation of the court.It is an important subject, and | when the bill came up, it was stated on high authority the matter was doubtful, so the government concluded to let it stand over.No one says that question one is not proper.It la the main point of interrogation.\u2018Is the bill one which the Parliament has the authority to enact?\u2019 It cannot be foreseen what the answer will be to question one, and it \u2018is, therefore, necessary do put sev- «ral inquiries ail based on the frst.; | Bie conclusion of the court 1s that -Jurisitietion + Sd Pass Bu, Ta 0bviousF \u201cimportant \u2018and to inquire aboyt the Quebec laws.Question.two is most important, and I res ully request that it be answered on its merits if the conclusion be favorable to the jurisdiction of Parliament.HEBERT CASE AND OTHERS.1 \u2018It may be so that all parties are not represented here, but this is so in ail cases.If the Hebert case comes to this court there are hundreds of others who will be affected by the decision, vet they would not be represented here.\u2018Public and private interests are affected.If the conclusion is that parliament has Jurisdiction, the court I submit should not fail to advise upon every interrogation.If an opposite determination is reached, a different situation is before us.I submit that questions one and three should be grouped.\u2019 Justice Iddington\u2014 \u2018Supposing court decides that the bill is drawn?Justice Anglin \u2014 \u2018My idea is that question three is inserted to prevent question one being overlooked.\u2019 Mr.Newcombe\u2014\u2018If the government holds an opposite view to the court it may desire to put further questions.\u2019 Justice Iddington\u2014\u2018If the court answers question one in the affirmative then there Is no need to bother with the rest?\u201d Mr.Newcombe\u2014\u2018If question one Is answered in the affirmative then we want to know the law of Quebec which is touched on in question two, and to know whether it is necessary to legislate to correct a grievance which is dissatisfying the people, or, if we are legislating into the void.Is there anything to correct is what is asked.On the other hand if questions one and three are answered in the negative then question two remains.\u2019 Sir Louis Davies\u2014\u2018Would you withdraw question two if one is answered in the negative?\u201d FOR THE GENERAL GOOD.Mr.Newcombe\u2014\u2018! am not here to withdraw question two.There {3s no hostility between the government and this court.The two bodies have to work for the general good of the country, and it could only be a very extreme case which would create hostility.There is no reason to presuppose any \u2018question from the gov- dissension.This is a question of publie importance, and if it cannot be answered the court might submit cate \u2018gorically questions to the government.Sir Louis Davies\u2014\u2018Supposing ques- the badly { tion one {8 answered in the negative?\u2019 \u2018Mr.Newcombhe\u2014'I would should concede immediately Sir Louis Davies\u2014TIt is a question \u2018| whether question two should be ans- ip the Hebert case at Montreal.MR, EUGENE LAFLEUR, KC.Ne: Eugene Lafleur, K.C., associata 8 4 coed for the promoters of the bill sllowed Mr.Newcombe in reply to the arguments nf counsel for the op- \u201cposants.He again took up the ques- :Hon- ôf rights given at the: time of the \u2018conquest.He contended that no spe- \u2018oldl rights had been given .to the \"Roman Catholic Church while they may have been given to the indivi.squalmemibers: + The Chief Justice\u2014\"The wolves bish what then?.= \u201cut on Page 2.) Does we ee \u201cTh Ra \u2018much + w Roms BRI.[iCa: 1tholic was entitled to go to chureh, A Church involves priests, priests: > pe .: > 2 D CARTE FAT EN S NT Fe Fair LATOR ve =, ae gn TE eR ald EEL ey Vi | ; 3 i B 3 - i il ; 9 \u201c EL x Hi 2 + f x at + Ki en ce pq TT or % Te 8 re - or .- - .- - rr LAT sara 2 war 7s Ee RES RT NR TAIN al COX Li Ron pes a Lene 22 = 2 ; +._ ; - So =o i ai 9 pe ye \u2014r = = X De ae Fr SE SIN Ea TE fn a 9 a Er a p \u201d ON i ME A R EN CC TS NE EE a - EE Botte A 1 = 4 +A el Jagr He) h A Sa Nor i - aie N Lies JO an , py hava ; 2 a La a = So pp \u2014 PE - Nn a A a Pa _ B 0 mr.pia no - = a TY a ; a ; .oe \u2014 Tr, - A pee \u2014_\u2014 - NT IT Satori thins CE tn 2e secerme parer se sard of D aa \u201c22, 1913, im which Ad .the quotation was made.\u2019 .The Chief Justice\u2014'l am afraid .\u201cthé culprit.+= 1- have: the original amy room\u201d \u2026 ° \u2018The Hon.\u201d \u2018Mr.Blake's opinich : \u201cmade in Bis.apoecii ; wés\" \u201cthe that nothing ould.be done.té tore.with the nights of the: provi the selemnization of marrage.\u201d =- \u2018This is the opinion of a great Hon Jawyer\u2019 Mr, -Hellmuth © Justice Tilngton\u2014Yes, but mad T.Hellmiuth\u2014 \u2018The Fron, \"Mr.\u201cBlak \u201cmas a great constitutional lawyer gud \u2018incl the.marriage of Jews .and \u201cThe Partlament of England fecal Tea In 1538 and subsequently.| ; rd to Quakers and Jews; .; Fiat the- vabidity of their aevinets \u201c\u2026 jéépended on the religion of the pers oe smarried 2nd the person: pésfammi oo w : ro person whohaverhbew jed - bo their ams \u201cdeclared aval fon: account: of the manner of its \u201cformance, continued counsel.= Justice Duff = ) any ry or % oman { Pa e ally mar.y & J lane other miifister \"ah Mr.Hellmuth: ay.and\u2019 the : à man can forcé.a priest to baptize his child, whether\u201d \u2018he-be in good standing with the.church: \u201cOr not.There is : danger of the \u201cvolé \u2018Creil - lollowed Mr.- Hellmuth .and.read.a ; \u201cFF.\u201cIntérést-bearing Savings \u201cAd may be opened at The Bark of > either of whom may withôrew \u201cTease Are: very evtivegtnt\u2019 hot + hold accounts.= À .fonto in the mames of two persons, {| provincial Jaa \u2018Hoan, tie, Seach.of eith sities |.Sashes, Doors, + ! ï onl es : especially : where: as concerried, and XE.May 20.-By far the + | most important industrial transaction nut deroueh in -the Maritime Provinces.for several.years was accomplish- i 7 ed here yesterday | ~_.Mternoos, -when \u201chave & capacity.\u201d ot : 25 \u2018cars a day, and will employ elght hundred to-one thousand men.{ihe plant will be located is not yet.definitely.known.High hopes.are entertained that it will.be in New Glasgow, but as far as can be learned 1 here to-day \u2018this has, not been decided yet.To a \u2018considerable éxtent, \u201cthe \u2018men.{behind the.new- project -are some of the most important directors of rhe: Nova Scotia - Step! and Coal Com- \u201cEPARY, \u2018and: there -is-& general belief, | i Shai the interests of the two compan-.les will be pretty much identical.at -the- close .of a meeting of the Scotia, directors, the following statement was: 1 given out.\u2019by.President R, E.Harris: \u2018A.\u2018company was organized here to- J'daÿ to build s plant: for the.construe- eT en ula earn irket was \u201cquiet but 5 -growihz belief ||.- settle; nt will pass off with- I.\" trouble.Home rails, Kaf- gn rails.were well: sup- {i ilt edged \u2018securities \u2018de- ine poor weakly statement qE ank -of- England.- Marconi e weak.The feature was [à Street debentures - tion of steel freight ih The company will-be known as the Ea Car: C Ir Lid, with a capital ef $2,600,000, The projected will.have a capacity of 'ewenty-ave cars wry a mrt: \"id \u201cBees Se ide \"Brien an À assy \"bY Bid Apk ad.» 38 #88.88 t ele Si oT Price Bros.bonds .- ramways Stock \u2026 Tram, and Power Wayagamack com, \u201c__ Bonds West.Ces.Power Bonds Fries Bros Ry and\u2019 \u2018power, 1 ~~ Ie Waragamack, 55 al 18 gt BN 5 at 39%, [ated can, Power, 30 at 7%; 100°at 71 | 1 4, A AL mack bones, $300 st Tks: ; fh nd \u2018Compans- ot pn ok hich \"aldo \u2018has an office \u201cin Montreal, - will \u201cihérease its «capital from hop \u201cta $1,000,000.an + : Follow \u2018were raceipts of\u2019 rain in : éarloads at, Fort William and Port Ar- sr réportea on- the - BEN: of \u2018Trade th 8 mor T5 Ve ° :£ de.0 No\u201d $ 11; No.3, i ; 5, 16; No.6.28; other -ades, 32; inter.1, with a to cha Total 166 a8 compared or date last year.\u201c- Cp an Barley 4 flax 10; gL \u201chis Canada Converters\u2019 \u2018Cotipan mpany dloped its Racal yèar on April #0, an * | people close to the compeny afs 1ook- | \u2018 be.for: & resumption.of.the Aidend = for tne first.parler of a + \u201cLondon, Muy 80 \u2014Bir Fhomes Shave.'{ ghnessy denies es any Intention ef pro.: mating & separa sorapany to > contrel £.P.K land heldings 5 \u2019 i i + Ne, G.no single nected réersessessssenss and buoyan to 44 3-4.closed at 66%; 1809 and Sho 1500 at 3%; » at do.medium, ] do., medium, _{ mers.34 $4.00 apringers, $40 to tu $7.50.| CE is N°TEND OF \u2018 ENT.upon the paid up (apis EE this Institution has becn dr ed for the three months ending © | April, 1912, also a bonus of one per cent | and that the same will be PAY ASL t ite Banking House in this City, au = - Branches, on and after SATUR t its fi 249 rasan 5 T, Cr the Farmers\u2019 that the causes were insufficient tempt to become b; ly, mis-manageme t - ~~ 4444444 +4 Clarkson, Hi Quidat, Bank.tate, of the 4, r sible, advances to perso por.with who wer \u201cen.4 profits if profits resulted! TÉCEIVe which should not h ne Wines, ana Sons ire we, y an \u20ac assets.Ying up of Sure, + + + + + + : + + + + | + + STOCKS FLYING HIGH-NO spy OF ABATENg; The stock mark were CANADIAN Wis] | 3 REPORT} \u2026 USED Tüdyy \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 1g too qu nt, for uh et conti in Len yesterday, + baer ing no symptom whatevi; 471 present conditions of tion.There were sal: talling almost 12,000 Shares Ce chs * tically all were on the Among the stocks spicuous rise River, Canada Car.\"| Bio.The advances.\u201cWere ls, Rio, 5 4,40 208 3-4: S 23-8 to 65.58; Canada Can 0 Rive 17 1-2, and Tooke Bros.commng.Tooke Br- nf éiture wag A and up Brade.wa cn.Pow er.Span: fhe Mor; ing 1 3-4 ta 134 1.tv a.\u2018Winnipeg, May 30\u2014A &overing the entire æ- day shows satisfact nly points reported the for wheat actually curtailed Dee weather, and the Percentages wers \u2018small, running as low as Three percent to .as high as \u201csingle instance._ IN nearly every case the lan has been or will be re-seeded Ce | coarse grain.crop report Canadia ian Wer: tory Conditions.We: 25 percent in \u20ac Still there are aufficien- Toronto, May Spanish River, 1472 at 63% to 6: 7-5 | of these exceptionally small 8Creages to reduce the tentative estimate of the last report by five percent, This would bring the total area in whea: to 11,540,500 acres.:| PAPER ISSUE \u201c|.ALL TAKEN UP [ay \u2014M À - It is stated on the \u2018Street\u2019 that ths 21500, 000 issue of the Riordan Pape \u2018Company has been very readily taken $750,000 of it has gone to Engian \u2018| and $500,000 has been purchased by, a local house, and the remainder by he directors of the company.| _| TORONTO SALES orning sales: - Dominion Iron, 345 at & wl Boot tl 1a To 59.\u2018| 44; Miscellaneous, 137 ; MIN ING MARKET Following were this morning's sales ©! | mining stocks as reported by Gorde To ponte, May ; $7.25 to $8; do.medium, $5 to $9: 6 bulls, $6 to 87.Butcher cattle, Shoice Fi 40 $7.2 $4, to to to 15; Maple Leaf, 32 &t 102; Teron: Rails, 25 at 137 7.8.ë 1 24 ERE i R} AB at 1564 te Lig ad; ce Elec., 27 t oat to 3 \"Ha 287° to 251, closing at ank, 65 at 169.La Rus, i | 350 0 at 250; Can, Mach.75 at 95, Wir , Bipeg, D sat 217 7-8 to 218; Lake Sup 5a Burt, 25 at 116: Torké Cement, 10 at 2 t: shares.oe Standard.19,000 at 3 \u2018Crown Reserve, 50 af 315, 100 at 21! \u201cLa Rose, 250 at 3 385.+ Temisk., 500 at 4.Beaver, 500 at 54; 1 1500 at 45.Hollinger, 50 at 110 .Crown Chartered, La at 15.\u201cGould, 1000 at 24.Toronto Cobalt Sales at 15%, 500 at 173%, 500 at 17; West Dome, Toronto, May 30\u2014Morning Sales: \u2014 | Charter, #1500 0 .Dome Extension, 4800 at 35, 520 at 4 1,000 at 363% future, 2500 at 36, 1500 \u20ac: 881; Foley, 100 a 81; Pearl, 500 at 17; 7- 8: Standard, 1000 at 34.\u20184000 a: d.Swastika, 1000 at |! 1000 at !° t 21; Jupiter, 1000 8° Preston, 1000 a, jbl.Tisdale, iif ai 2 200 at 15; Bailey.©; 0.| ig at 2; Gould, \u20181000 at 214; McKinie.500 .- TOOKE STOCK IS UP.Tooke common, which has heen © steady demand for some days pas: made a sharp ain in the early trad.\u201d to 44 1-4, People close to the compar are talking higher prices, because: the: claim that .the company will pay hi dividend for the first quarter ot present year, which will be :w° per cent for the year.TORONTO CATTLE MARKETS 30.\u2014Export caille 5 mon, $8.75 to $7.1 ; om, $9.75 cows, choice, $6.50 to 50 to $4.50; to $7.07 40: do, con ET $5.50; do, CET do., bulls.MA steers, $5.50 to $6.7 ers, choice, $5.75 to $6.0 to $4.50.Ses choîce, each, $40 to 87°.6 50; do.$60.wes, $5.50 to 37,00 +: [mn ot $5.00; lambs, ear: nc.$7 en g, fed and watered, $8 T5 tn\u201d | a TOES $8.25 to .$8-40; calves.$1 lambs Receipts cattle 1086 sheep and 691, hogs 2600, calves 416.BANK OF MONTREAL he reby given that a DIVE \u201c TWO- AND-ONE-H3u* 7 order of the B Bo FIRST DAY x DAY.renolders of record of 30th ApTh OF JUNE nex- ard, : MÉREDITK nera« Mans car Montreal, 16th April 1912.DOMINION COAL Co, pt pe out, sovesned, yum of mine and s DEBOMARN ING FLANTS AT Heuireal, Quebec and Three Rivers WITH TFoatiities Sov Bunkerins.OFFIOE, a Ë w Ur cars no Canadian Pac The new Su prev ious si-tent \u2019 make * wer es they m< Omitted, x inistiquia at Ri ar 4 1-8, 10 ä Detroit\u201450 at 67 8-4, 26 Toronto RY 140, 378 at 50 at 140 5-8 140 7-8, 100 2 5at 140 7 141, 718 at ] at 141 5- 8, Cement pf at 50, Tooke Bro Steel Corp.50 at 67 3-8, 50 at 67 1-4, 25 at 67 1-4, Textile pfd M.Cottone Can.Loco.Mont.Cot, Scotia\u2014100 Can.Cots.Can.Car ( 60 at 79 1-4, et 79 1-2, 5 Cement co Sher.W.\u20ac Ogilvie col Laur.com Converters Iron pfd.\u2014 Cement B; Power 4 Steel C.of Halifax B Bell Tel Bk.Natio] Bk.Com.\u2014| Molsons E Royal Bk.\u2014 \u2014 WRITE \u201cWi \\nves if y with intere plus 1 ing ye with mone) vestm per ce first 1 For eral denon \u2018 $500, We care | funds perso Can Cor Dominion Toronto \u201cBUSY SENDING | OUT MANY Ak Ha N.S, May 81.\u2014The Noys Le sin Car Works has shipped five | \u201cum steel stone cars to the Can.! pr cie Railway, these being the as steel cars built at eny point in pada outside of Montreal, These | uni\u2019 \u201che first of an order \u20186F 250 a new under construction for the: Canadian Pacific Rallway.CI The new steel car department has à parity of ten steel cars per.day, piio in the wooden car department : vas tion is going on steadily\u201d atthe}.ME, ivelve cars per day.| -vace on \u2026 mpany has completed and \u2018de pod to the Intercolonial Railway à \u2018had we sai car.and the.erection ree cars and a second postal po under Way.nr significant Buying of Smart smart Bag Common.sold.at\u2019: 120- for roken lot, as compared\u201d with the! 7 gavious nigh price.of 113.- The pers = gatent buying jof this stock would | ou ake it 100 as though\u2019 he, eam! ompany Tre uving to \u2018gather in oll?hn J = sock they posais can.\u201d 00 L RE \u2018the ee : 19, cad; | \u201caddi fi x 12 on ae at |ph plante nd the local\u201d plan ?piso,| Points \u201celess and general hard; ro.aro 1410 een travel maman, | the mmpress 0 {at or \u201cScion 1 Tt 2 In to al i 55 as 117 Ba 65 Fe + na} DB à ow a good = ment The, 1otal end of els 3.her, .Thee his.na lage \u2018with Miss Lue % HO rown- rust\u201d ompany nore, Pid\u20145 at 88.tress + xport bukihess {8B of the\" stow Miéiets \"5, ; dette William\u201d McOoniel \"of.Ayrshire, |; J \u201c145 ST.JAMES STREET LL plum: 1e 19 tapl tan! takes place.én.the\u2019 early\u2019 pa z i a = ; Ex rights to-Gayy \u201cahd Ont.gy dividend to-dey\u2014Union Bank, | y percent.Loan and Mig., 2 1-4 per- nt.Pacific, 2 1-2 percent.Tooke, pi 1 3-4 percent.Reserve, 5- mitted, yesterday am 100 mi Pair pri Mr am 3 Tstes.perinit où 259 WHO: ins cipvia at 120, eg : urstor.sof i standing \"4 \"EE uy 1t-from.the-Goôve smokers ds 250 at 139,\" 100- at 188-.2=#- RL À SRY tanain D ( J \u2018 ved ernment \u201cMis, Seok ROGUVErs.; 1\" affordine.na liéél à : he ail ed do kK Be \u2018Miss Cet \"rolontos 3, 30 at 138 1-4, 60.at \u201c189\u201d: 0 et Sam EO eue LE ge ai ORAL : toting Sa, Ar g Eh N 5 at1s-announced OL Dress \u2018committee, Mrs.- Reynolds, T£o- | 8.in thew : 95, 50 at 138 1-4, 80 atl 8: 5e-et-.Rtion \u201cin the TE OX ded | blaces w ae D oy Mig Kath Of yd er ronto; agriculture for women, Mrs, L.gs 1-8, 5 at 140, 6L at \u2018188, 135.4 a - Ne nossine a ta ya and.ord x .» Hamilton, Tiorne:Park; citizenship, 137 3-4, 50 at 137 1-3, 4-84 is, 308 et CT EST = \u2018monobèly,.Au abilsn 1 ÿ 1 are \u2018Augusta -Stowe-Gullen, - Toronto; 197 3-4, 116 at 138.: aed f NMEA HLA RTC { all | restrict : SO vernment REP, 8 d Mrs Wright, 4tion \u201cschools.and~ supervised play- pacific\u201450 at 267 3-4, a T1 QUU 11.VRP seat \"er 3 tness this l'ateady de à mine a; Gard \u2018estmount, a ephew © ounds, Miss Peters, Westfield, .N.B.; 1-2 25 at 267 1-4, 10 at 267, 59 a ee tr Mr.H is 3° 1 disappears Rel ] argin ; equal.moral standard and prevention 1-1, 5 at 267 3-4, 100.a¢.268.Cad MATEY TNA TANT A \u201cHP here TEV ATV miñe | tion of: as ath rg] i raffic in.omen, \u2018Mrs.Asda Gordon, |- Power\u201450 at 233 1-2, 25 at 292,4-5, ré.H, ; v \u201ca othe dan Vint AR But: hat ; Éd Ottawa; : \u2018and\u2019 \u2018arbitration, Mrs.1 at 209 3-4, 124 at 309 1-3, 15% at = 7.AA AVEINI LA 2g CT fe 161501 ] i zh (I = a = ! et Courtide, Toi \"is public health, \u201cMrs.m 1-4, 25 gt S08 3-4, 250 at 2 i ; i] ation\u201d üt- 1 ; moph h : Toinouvto ar 8 GC.smb Soo Com\u2014 T5 at 142 1-2 : A these actione | à ene) ; - Cartyiag à wedding of: Miss: Lisette Cai iiss Ritchl lire: \" employment aile 8, 10 at 4 4, 547 at: 4 3 aa 2 afrly good, | rthèr it Ey ; wdrnother .df 4 ie pill i Detroit\u201450 at 57, .a > ; 2 on bo Tew RTE @ Rey Ag: at BTN \u2014 æ = Le 5 , it | : _ * ; 2x .Was 25 at 875 i : mmnrenced immediately onthe Ontario, say north of Stratford, and fi | nelarié- is re es quiet dE NE beton = : |g for Boys and Men 4 Silber Toronto Ry.-\u2014158 at 139 3-4,-315 at'| Plan ~ under the\u2019 in, the \u201cwheat ound Lake : uneo \u2018complaint in\u2018 Taihok i alse.Be le, I.ot re.\u201d [Ee Tl IF Gb al A OF Rar Le 210 a 140 1-3, | ot, Mmder the\u2019 IE | fiers \u201care tow or \u2018no.complaint {tation wa ically : exter y ang t T À PNR 4 $3 50 10 20 00 5 at 140 5-8, 1,831 at 140 3- 4 125; ris A \u201cNO 5 ; SERA ir NER cod ; ae =f ee fai Tg it OL 2 24 k .Bd \u201cNE TA a ; 1 ; 111 7-8, 100 at 140 3-4, 540 ak 141, | Sicer und -Coal | 5 vancet ue years.at fMs.deal it ubont fio rating William C.Mk KR ae\u201d 7% CS É RR.14 1 Led VA 0\u20ac 35 AHO; TI My À WEL | at MIG ODErE: Baron an Lach A nd i; 5 2 > gr re reer _.ut ars, yh] Pur \u201cCompany, .The { tho te an, not vernoe edical |'Boott, \u201cdelüehter \u201cof Mc, oott, AYN Bee VV AA + 81 1H Lana.a 141 5-8, 476 at 141 3-4 25.at M1 4 works has not fo = plague.in\u2019 Formosa, - ating\u201d at\u2019 the.home oy eresd Ve Ll 31 | Black Rubber Coats pa Dug.ee {ihe a out 0e | Jépanese ad à Prob at tha et a \u201cQuarter past Sight ook ockk, .b he : For Boys and Men |e ThE ins miens bot | Sento \u201cTor the Spinece Sd sary | mts antes af de grots: Sins cain Net for: xp 0 | | $2-00 TO $6.00 be: Jalen fo well assorted in\u2019 - : al popular new .Spanish River\u201410 5 i 2 20: > oe % 3-4, 25 at 96 1-2, \u2018a 6 ons top fe 4: spring\u201d or ngs 0 nce oF, to.: % 1-2, 30 at 96.= i ro gt | Merion, air.-Livernosi \u201c oy.J Se rats at $3, Compan ste crbp \u2018ls not: neceseari \u201cère 160000 62 tom 1 th Benton ther, was gowhed in.vite \u2018duchess | Mount \u2018Royal arr, Tondn \u201830 | sers acl men j Textile com.\u201435° dt 88, 60- a at | lei a acue M6 m] phi ultetefton the fe heir habits they 46 a5 5 Sn rente ER ih uy Fg old ai fi Creti AJgier \u201cdate dat a 5 481 - Goal pra.-10 M = jf stock, while it is Tepen ai en CAGO TAVE ST ABKET.The\u201d hesd \u2018nanté#léshstitiy \"bathe \"eâdips vel and arret à ue\u201d Maseilies unisrame SO TR Per suit $2.50 - Spanish Rivet\u2019 ai ae +I Jspue_of\u201dbonde\"in-4he, Vicia] ihe a 2 \u2018his mountain streams, a thes | bouquet Oe rors & ILINGS gi Re at 66 1-2, 5 Cat les 6- 176 at se 3-4, 1 lL \u201ccontirined ra A v.81 .52Cat ë oud and: self:respectingy savage, Hiy \u2018a.per amd 1 oft f Her |: he.following.\u2018vessels: \u2018will \u2018pail: too | - Souwesters 50c at 66 1-4.\u2014 - +, mo fo IAT RE ee , aA ! J market steady.:.bait : : sctio; to ad.hi ting Hk.J ; Déndans à ; x E-pearis.He port orne Tes ele will ail foom | | Steel Corps\u201485 at.67.1-3, 5 dt er 4] Scotia * Company held terday ; at] \u20ac te $ ih sn st teers ers, | much 'the:same\u201das à Weste; iq maid; wearing e pink satin gown with tor London; C Canada, for.\u201cLiverpool.EA = Lise aa PE gd ee bi =, Ga) Mie Re a DE tue ire Pros\u201d ati D \"Mal amos | MOVEMENTS on Ts | F EL a ee ee reper | aires, TES HA a ir ae | me Mm.uurrie Textile pfd.\u2014#0 at 108: RE \u201cthe\u201d.pest ; ni Le | an.Loco: at do ta a 8 D Le i 6.eu ATO fo | Dr Nitobe save is proof.of prowess.York be ces \u2018their \u2018bowie in: |.m, i A os n° Liverpool | N ; _ \"Te PL ; , - # >, lu: wh - Cette FA GEO EEE : ne UCL ing.a The DIde.Wome |: ver ont, Loge.2h at 106.| monto; G/F ae 4 sa ADIL 4e 05 to I-38 18.21 fott ecause | easy.na Jue tailored suit, with.white.yesterday craiéan #9 oo 4 488 verges 423 otre Dame St.W.Scotia\u2014100 at a 7 ; Frank St pâield; Thé.Mm i Paie : ie 7.: d-of à man 8 | 6 Es Pane al n and.1110 1 tnirg class passengers.Ni he Branch: Can Car com.26 at.T8: 1-8; 86 | Toy \u201cbusiness oted: >| shade lower.= ow.of \u2018dpe.savage \u201cwha had his| To 0 me TAQ dT P| ar.-|R 905 St Catherine St.E 0 at 79 1-4, 10, at 79, 125.& 79: : ; at 79 1-2, 5 at 79.} 1 bw i lic: proades\u2019 Ov ; , ; j \u2018 ; ; 3 > 01 = vos A : i ciment com -25 at 29; 100, ata | SR OC en\u201d the Soot : yastion and at a \u2018certain \u2018Height.rome Nurking.ccnducted By the 7 ; re - \u2014 Sher.W.corh.\u201410 at 42, t Con /s new plant at New.Glasgow: Es tie this- man 0 oll Wi \u2018at\u2019 thelr \\Fali ount: franc) : : Sr .Co Ogilvie com.\u201416 at 131.+ oF was given: its first tests, Despite th RMS ARLES ES Jose mn ns th od jgger one dav] W o° give i= Ln : J Laur.com.\u2014365 at 170, +40 a ns .fyi rate if a ee = \u201ci at \u201cMay #1 La pus his.he: 3! ith\u201d such.people,\u201d Drv.Perrigard, the subject tng mn R |James If S Converters\u201425 at 47.wr a ed a Aer © INoTe I9FIRETS NS > Ehi e ( nese.; culos f -the nur: - Tron pfd.\u201420 at 106.A 3 ght jodgls of ice to\" the SOUSSE t ca mpossibl the: Victorian: Order Will also\u201d givi * ; as, you are not fully pleased with the Cement Bds.\u2014$5,000: os - y CO =the ket this forenoon than.à los th ] : \u201ccare: of childrel ; bread\u2019 delivered to your house,try Aird'é.Power 4 1-2 percent: 19, = io thé Ic un art : quire.act\u2019 or 5e very D Weeks bail \u2018What 1 Tr es.a = TL Py | Ask your grocer for it, or Tel.Main Steel C.of C.Bds.\u2014$2,000 at 100 .bamnier method.ro ere ip ot:amother-| aud.\u201cwere | ots $1.5 fairly ds.ing,-is:to.-confine AB BOXES.Ca 0, May 31.Traders here have 1025 or 2282.We do not need to re- Halifax Bds.\u2014$5,000 at 200.K pret Atke this An - Canada and} ce jm .$1.50-t0 {the \u2018head hunters to :£h tain à de have: Hot air : \u201cbecom 80: accustomed.to.seeing.the} n,n vou of the quality, You know Bell Tel.Bds.\u2014$1,000.\u201cthe new forge-is.sa to be the.most |: FL: Jammer 80 bag, , while ealers sell | For rire ' \u201cup: red noi 20 1 4 Tomy.\u201cRiô \u201cand \u2018Sao Paulo issues hitting the that §t is all right Bk, National\u201420 at 124, ; \u201cefficient on the r \u201ccontinent: all | the 90-1b.\u2018DAZ OL.DOVARNOUE for.miles he.» ridges: were.Aa ET in bv Mon.high spots thât the bulge {his week \u201c7 : Bk.Com.\u20145 at 220.\u201clatest British and: German.methods | \u2018The market, gardeners ar L tes affective af ashion, particular iv June \u2018at 1) ats n \u201con the: Stock, Exchange did not octa- {TT To Bk.Com-\u20145 at 20.ee ets ed enormous Quantities of'green (when soldiers were about, But inti ee ns De rottrmed to: the | Mon-any Wonder a buyine was ro] Royal Bk.\u20148 at 230 3-4 equipment designed neal: Ma PUCK - AL POOL on | Reet : t- prove \u201cmuch Wor \u201cHos tars néw: premises,\u201d 0 able of.the buy \u201c1 SR se Cantley.| Ty : $1.25 $: Dag; | barri I irbed wire wag taken\u2019 oman\u2019s D.P 8, \u2018ported to be for \u2018old country account, Cantley.- ; cvs : \u201cIn 4 à we 12002, \u2018St.Catherine: street West.The | and it was only in the fact that Lon-| the.bag; ue, pd Jeaueted & to toa.| don hss shown no inclination to .take 6 5.00 the bag: {'when the results , will: be \u2018sed: | profits in the last couple.of weeks that : | 4 occasion 8.00 to $8.50- the pri any surprise was EP S Cc \u2014_ .LES , re 2 ax S : Ny fo t - FE 3 = y V | | fo | Choco $1.0 ots, $245 | posts heavily Charged: w NPS : PP : : dl | the bag: \u2018ont ta | ele y.Thére-are now leg 0° ributed.tn 4 NA qe 3 | = cadbageés ; : thi 3 ge, the: ;toi PL A 18 and prizes.will SE 7.Whatever the reason for the strenu- ) Co À a q | J5c to 81.00 tue, ose; Tiber D.Rates RE est Eat nas PULL SERVE TBA | ous demand for both Rio and Sao, it LUMBER = 2 8 = thi © i { Pi Le ES puces : has become\u2019 quite\u2019 plain that\u2019 \u2018buyers are \u201cnot taking.on, stack: tor: an immediate | - vide dend eturng - .pt pres oon masa me Dens.wor oe ated al .: ' you : rices are hisfgnificant, and-this is ac- 5 addresseq to \u2018 .| e | : < + \u201csqua 40c- pe ; fe Kk ay ine pn you aol Morgan; u aking th \u2018cspted\u201d as sufficient.\u2018proof : of \u2018the fact |:the Board of Commissioners, and de- IGIR IVEGQIS _ \u2018 > > 2 | pait tub.10 ÿn and give; up Jour arms.» Vechs- |.aiso\u201d refreshments \u2018all the PTHOON | that \u2018Tiondon: is anticipating: an early |'posited at their office, City Hall, will be Se a : ns ; I, ; and 1 | annoulicement : \u2018of.interest .for \u2018the\\\u2019received until noon, SATURDAY, the | - | De stockholders, of: both.companies.i Sb of June, 1912.| .ane.not st Dar.Sp EEE LL oe TG Re anges, building ho 0 hem, supplying |.8 : - The: specifications, forme of tenders, \u201cIn discussing the Prob oC 4d Cy pois 50.+ em: with nd implements and : = LE a \u2018and all-information required may be ob- i WW in: inte : + met om ad Sales and Purchasing - en y y dn ca | bas Exc n \"The - market.* has boon ad- \u201cNo tender shall be considered unless dealérof.connections ineapri ©, GaCl; SOGIATE \u2018huñters, \u2018theJapanese\u2019 are x heir n £ ( teadily, says .Mr : ) | 2007 the h: gre : | Dea unters, hei meric pirat of MTS.ross, 2044.Waverl 4 vanéing : stea Ÿ Yi «.1it be accompanied by a cheque accepted with s small ; \u2018of stated on RTE dia fes vivereas of RR oF BY ; in 1arkable.Tessin ad ;| nom , ¥ | 4 Colin McCuaig, ut it cannot # l\u2018by a Canadian Bank bl money, to make & saf |-tects might.be: widely .important.out ee bunches: $1.14 | ng thelr cola n, Form FR3ÿ| Street à Tuer afternoon.of i 4 be said that this upward move- of Montreal, for a som equal to 10 per vestment - ioldi i 4 ES to 1 NRG oC 13 had # 00 1 Hr : ; 3 TA re ; ; i a \"dia, pu Sa ; 6 = tito: © ; > tent has occurred without rea- \u2018cent.of the amount of the tender, made bou export and market conditions, would-be | tie.$00: HUALICE y gs creasing .the.sugar ; fivefold: | congregation were.p sent to sex fexs- | \u2018In> some cases :the future.| PR said tender, which cheque shall be per cent.In.good.indy \u201cwlight «in comparison.With.{Be \u2018favors | 100, Puncies \u2018they.constrdots ti \u201cto.Mrs.Wey, 10 Will shortiy.| hes.been discounted; but.there\u201d - | emolosed, together with the ténder, in first motsgage \u2018bonds, ; \u2018extended \u2018to such: 5 th (Central | = \u2014\u2014 maps = arhors; bull à raiiro d from ee ee oe brooëh pende 4 are no signs of any unsound By the Sales an Hp aronasing Agaat or For snail investors.sève \" oe \u20ac ER rors @ \u201cthe: ot \u201cestabHshe/ he nidross was read.by Mis, JH: conditions in the financial situer * \u2019Fhe Board \u201cot Commissioners reserve J pce Pate ve the Tight to apportion the quantity of re; a most malignant and damaging = \u201car ir the mer near money is.| materials, to be supplied between the d & - M- 405 Ep vont 16 cally © \"tn A 18: DO : a 5 20 0a r 3 w / and li 0 Femai so for various tenderers, an e tanderers enominatione: ¥ festive, he sald, wilt : al , ' ' system Au fra BE Lo L£ Jog some and and o general shall supply and deliver the quantity of ç Co : dicate a la famille h Laxolh lex He \u2018end , in Cana h ® elgnified = materiale for which their tender shall h ; on ; bles from y+ cath ren thods 5 ; ims ving.+.prosperity - y | have been accepted by the City.pa te \u201csam § consumers.po x market > is fairly.varia: \u2018when D fe ghort.Te \u201cRefreshments: 'w + \u2018hy the -inoreased earning of\" 1\" The Commissioners wlso reserve th s care in) Hos \u2018a \u20180 & gminished demand coil Trent plonie j a Cod.by - Ales \u201cof.\u201che Sou 4 railways: dustrial co right to reject all or any tenders, and © do in \u2018où Te continuation \u201cof cold, dark am rest, and : \u2018acoumu- | °F ous mr a ploasan a va | + tie to recommend to Council the acceptance - funds ~ bo AUS rainy weather is cgiising > anxi son\" p 10y Cho li est ot fo ae La er prices.for those that are + ot the lowest or any tender.P personal : Ave: to those : business : connectio! a) ells tall trade \u2018a stable.and well managed.4 \u201c3 [ FT : Noh Jar meeting in the Board Room, Cit ' adh I LOM : 7 ; : .,| Hall, at noon, on the 8th of June, 1912, + 41 BY order of the Board of Commis- stoner ; \u20ac.&- FEN x w.SENECAL, cn LP $ 2 : Secretary.SY | \u201che \"genital \u2018Co-operativ - ciety.\u201cof Quebec, of which Mr.\u2018Aug: Board of Commissioners, Trude} is: ane po at regular vi City Hall, \u2018 : eekly \u2018sale: a e a TEs Sostorday.The \u2018offeririgs Were.oÙB.} \u201cMontreal, June 8th, 1913.hy | boxes of cheese; of which 508 \u2018fine: \u201cwere | 8 bought by - Messrs.Hodgson Bros, at! walTED, A LAUNDRESS BY H 2 by.Messrs.1 1 \u201cLt.at 4 Apply, 18 Summerhill: avenue, TED, A BOY ABOUT 14, TO Help \u2018around the garden and make himself 4 Be useful.Apply, 18 Summer- - hill avénue.! # Notice is hereby\u2019 given th \u2018th 1.:24 of THREE: PER\u2019 BENT.nding 2 e = = 5 Awd; men Who £ \\ th tar CE TA eT = em NERAL_ SERVANT WANTED FOR Le : A : : \u2018 ; y \u201csmall f£ y poly eferences, vunTate of Twelve To # Sent.ne Ror \"Change rE go se #1 have be trested but % À Jummines.Toronto Kingstol os whit even Poo areal |.to 4238 Dorchester Street, Westmount.\u2018nix Bank, has been dec for the \"Leicester, \u2018England : an Mountain: quote | tr 1fowir ver hace.sffered on\u2019 th n of: greens avarter, ang Te\u2019 payable at prugs Mr.F.À Ohoquetté, Qudt are es 2 - sue he: foHowis hvener heete were.offéred on the Fro: tenac TR, TANT TO TAKE he Ban bane es on tar bor Ra A REY ; Ls ; \u201cavé > C I > LOT 3 ah ; \"a ; care é Tuesday, the: 2nd Gay.of.Text Seat Mr.As BE TN ed pi Sy ES Vue ire AWS 0 { 2 -Q 7 ; : 4298 Dofehes ter St, Westmount.; siarcholders \u2018of record: a ; : Bo ; i: Ev order of thi + AACA: 2 LG Loa: + ne by 30 zenmeody > Ÿ : ted-i a \u201c2 41e : Ch Boar Ct Tee yea g \u2018FOR SALE.\u2014MUST BE SOLD, CLs ; ol = i ; ol 3 i rl ; rne ; ont ia itA TT 7 : : oo na whi a wo lots in the City of Portage 3 : 9 arn advanced : \u20ac urn ; 1 se Were.of which: 44 Wer is Cai Apply; Box 3 Soil È.n General Manager, Moncrest À PQ.May 14 5 - June.Les 1 2 30 p.m.Canada, - White shar-Domtiion.\"© fore 5.00 p.m.A fr ie the sareastic cheer; \u2018far shar : d.with lau hts tk PLL - at 2.80 p with CAMP OP TWENTY-FIVE SIOUX Throwing, Steer Lasscing, etc.fe Duchess of DOMINIO! BEVENTE SUCCESSIVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON.| THE\" CIRCLE © RANGH WALKER\u2019S DIVING GIRLS Under the distinguished patronage of.TRE.Connau Sesregation ever seen in Blontreal, - Pmervelions Eo Horus.ack ~ Ridulg, \u2018Lariat VICTORIAN ORDER BENEFIT - DAY; wy eue BOBSLEIGH sLri.: THE, NEWEST PARK, \u201cRIDE: The | GoveinopGeneral 3 and the greatest Wild West UTE | The ANNUAL cavroz SERVIC os will Church, corner Union Avenue and § Snerk JUNE 2nd, 1912, J AT 7PM.\u2019 + 7 | Brethren vin meet in the Ch alia and Jewels.All Juveniles \"| A Cordial Invitation is extended BIRTHDAY 4 Ps fri - ne Is the \u2018trip FA ve TEE BEAUTIFUL OTTAWA RIVER Rapids, arriving at Montreal at 6.at : Carillon.Round Trip .cce-eovece TAKE THE 8 AM.G.T.R.Train for Lech: ery \\ Tickets at Grand Trunk Station.His Majesty\u2019s Theatre © ALL NEXT WEEK, .WERBRA & LUESCHER PRESENT {x England\u2019s Foremost Singing Comedienne | ~~ ALICE LLOYD In the Joyous Musical Hilarity: \u201cLITTLE MISS FIX-IT.\u201d With! Lionel Walsh and the Dr Cast: 14, Prices:\u2014Eves, 26c to $2.Mats: \u2014Wed.and Sat.\u2019 25c to $L.Senta sell- - ing.! Cae En \u2018MOLSON PARK OLUB.The Tennis Courts (3) will be.\u2018open \"Daily .Wi for play on \u2018SATURDAY, June 1st, 1512 Members \u201cand Friends cordially, m= vit For membership, apply J.» McFAR- LANE, Secretary-Treasurer, .a Notre.\u201cDame West.Subgcriptions: Ladies, sa, Gentlemen, 53 .- DOMINION STEEL 2 \u201cCORPORATION LIMITED, and.Constituent.ituent Companies \u201cNotice to Shareholders - \u2018The Arinual General Meetings of the 9 : _ 8hareholders of the » : \" DOMINION STEEL CORPORATION, LIMITES 3 publication at $4.( \u2018World; Wade Ai \u201832,00- 32.00\" De \u201c DOMINION GOAL COMPANY, LIMITED, and DOMINION IRON & STEEL COMPANY, sen = # ll bie held gt No.185 st.James.street, \u2018Montreal, on Wednesday,\" 12th- Jung: 1912, for the purpose in éach-¢ase of: receiving the report of the\" Direcfors, wk \u2018Guiana, \u2018Britisa\u2026 While the Pa exclude z soul for the election of Direetors.oF the: dis - ensuing year, and.for the transaction \"of any other business.\u201cwhich; may properly come before\u2019 dhe\u2019 \u2018respective meetings.The Shareholders.of thé Doménion Steel | Corporation, Limited, \u201cwill: miee > at 12 noon.The Shareholders of the Dominion! Coal - Company, Limited,\u2019 win A Iron & Steel.\u2018Company, Limited, FH \u201cmeet :at 12.50-p.mi.-: \u201d \u2018 : By.jorder of thé Boards of \u2018Directors of the above Companies, = : or C.= CAMERON, À Coes FE Secrotary: T \"SKETCH, TSS Students should \u2018apply, WITHOUT .FAIL, before the 21st instant, at NEW GALLERY, corner Ontar Avenue.and Sherbrooke\u2019 Street.ST : May.| Week Ending, ine 1; \u20181918.5 ss3] 18.30 a.m.\u201cEmptess : \u201cof \u201cBritain: Ft \u2018lnvesiments.; are balance Posies \u2018inclua d feal ana \u2018suburing excepted), NeWicund- land and the Brisa.pies, ~aiso for Ba bBarïbadoes,.\u201cBermuas, British vaduras.British Nor Cyprus, baland Is Koner Jemblca Lesward Islands, Maire, Mauritius, New! Sure ak, Seyoneljes, Sierra Leone, rig, BY ra : Mal \u2018Gealand, Northern SiSbers of the \u201cWitheas' 1 financial their oW .way: of putting faith fe oure, impossible to ining \u2018advertising, 1 atm lers probably the most specula- | 8, and, therefore, pire most pee : ë great chances of | ; eS great chances à should invest.na.RLY Canadiai .Pacific.|= : \u2018sr 7 30 am.Majestic,\" Ia Whits Star.\u2018.8x | 6.00 -p.m.\u201c \u2018Supplementary.cm * Tietters may \u2018be posted up \u201ctô46.00.\" p.m:; {other matter should be Posted best ee Parcels te dure forwardea by these steamers; - Thursday lat ange for Fridays, and.11.30 \u2018a.m.for Saturdays.Letters for the above mails may.be poste.: \u201ced at; Station \u2018B\u2019 up to within 15 minutes;; 'and.at Station: IC up to té within 30 minutes of- the above: m ention: of closing.\u2018 : *Matter for Registration: = pm : .sitters \u2018for \u2018Registration atic .posted BE maa ters © of an.hour before ~elostz 0 mail Cm an \u2018 { Phé giving of applause\u2019 \u201cin the British House of Commons- has attainot \u2018 the dignity of a science.A cheer from | a single member is not infrequent, but} has little significance unless .it comes : from: an important personage.It .\u201ccheering in chorus that \u201cconstitutes = the .British demonstration.time-\"of mailing \u2018is | The tone of the chéering varles | y \u2018according to the temper of those who cheer.First, there is the hearty full voiced cheer of genuine: approval\u2019 resounding, awakening the echoes and e i full of encouragement.\u201d Next comes the low, subdued cheer, gradually spreading i.» akong: the benches, Indicating it 0 \u2018deep seated agreement that does not seek vociferous or hilarious expression.Thig is| employed either.on - solemn \u2018occasions ga hi \u201car An \u2018the ranting \"accorde ment or a statement by _ for the formal \u2018denying © may \u2018uot be an oppor _hosti] e but .freduent): : cherie th \u2014_\u2014 bership, When thjs testimony.reached me iit Londoi, T Was slow to accept it.However, \u2018the\u2019 chief steward\" of the lsading-chyurch-of:Brabtford reassured me, when, a few years later, he visited London.\u201cYou need have no doubt as to.the extraordinary character of the \u201cwork,\u201d he said.\"You fet us with an army of young \u2018men devoted to the Lord.> Under the leadership of thea pastors, those young men soon after canvassed | thé.city in a campaign against: the publie-houses.The mea-' \u201csure Waë ceïfied, and every licensed -house was.closed, Tt is now seven - years: giice the meetings.We have not\u201d à drinking-house in the city; our \u2018gäol is empty our policemen have no- |.thing to -do, and only one old wo | made a ppjication for Help on the score + poverty.uring the last twelve golden \u201cMr.Varley.par God.\u2018came: into.hist months.\" CA Service of 20, 000 People.From Canada,\u201d Mr.Varley continues, I went to New York.There the meet- | ings ~were'-held in\u2018 Barnum\u2019s Hippo- \u201cdrome.\u201d \u201cMore than \u2018twenty -thousand - \u201cpeople attended à single service there.Mr.Barpum \u2018was 80 struck with what | \u201che heard -of' the work, that he would \u201cfot charge #&- penny for the use of the \u2018building.\u2018One of the mest extraor- \u2018dinary sights ever seen was on the first Sunday night of these meetings, the evangeHst (Mr.Varley him- 2e rose.-to.give.out the.opening |.\u201cPwenty thousand people stood WAH: him.Tn every hand Was a stieet: w hymns.And how they sang! Thousands who were present will never \u2018forget, the.ginging of .\u201cRock oh Ages\u201d and Al hail .the-, power of\u2019 ny hi 4 World-wide: Franchind During the years that followed, Mr.4 Varley évangelized-moïs or less in the].{four continents, but he spent most of {his time in Australia and New.Zea- ! hother.\u201ctook.the ; 16.Droiinent \u201cpart: eré had been \u2018some litéle.Hifference.| etween himself and: his \u2018brother Al-Ÿ \u2018bert, when his mother.took him apart -and prayed that \u2018the\u2019 Tord Would \u2018take \u2018 the quarrelsome, « spirit \u2018out of - little | Henry.In speaking the death-of | r nother, > ce Farley said\u201d that he |.ha boy's \u201cplace; \u2018amd got.it, Thre years later the great \u2018change \u2018whic h\u201d we call conversion took place.\\ \u201cNerléy.after \u201cdescribes iti.\u2018One warm summe \u201cafte n a ÿ ad was ee an in my banda b own he ire 4 yqung man identifie M.as i n London (That.Kirton, af- WL Ÿ ace Your Own Pies\u2019) >: with: each the was parois frogting, rdedidental ul \u2018Bay mere \u2018chance.Sure- Words which: fell resto the lips of the |.Han.and fore \u2018Rev.Baptist.Noel, who | 2.not, er af \u201cwhat \u2018point.within J months.1 was.bord.again.\u201cThe.was \u201cgracious, | \u201csilent, Ana: pro.- First.Evangelistic Effoits \u201cAfter a \u2018Short time Mr.Varley.took: \u2018employment in\u2019 the meat trade at Not- ting Hill, and at once began to devote.all his leisure to hard work en behalf of \u201cthe mén with whom he\" was associated in business.Noticing how ne jected were: the 'journeymen \u2018and\u2019 g : ;prentices in the trade, so far as their | | spiritual interests were concerned solicitude for.them, both Andiv and as 2 class.ro igi { these beings\u2019 has been influenced by lata; tpdeed; ft might almost\u2019 be said f \u201cthat from about thé year 1896 té some three years ago; he made the., great island-continent his home, / from whence, he made frequent excursions to other lands, includimg the United \u201cKingdom.And: he always met persons.who had been blessed \u201cthrough Ÿ hig ministry, or by reading hls\u2018 books \u2018or pamphlets, some of which had a 4 \u201cTride\u2019 ciroulatiôn.- When in Berlin, he found that the fourteenth edition of qe his ilesturd.to\u2019.men, translated into German, Was\u2019 \u2018dealfhg deadly - blows dgainst.immorality.\"Miss Frances Rid- \u2018ley.Havergal came.into wonderful 'liberty through reading his \u2018Trust\u2019 in-the \u201cIdviné: Father\u2019 The: Rey.A.Weaver.En! vans, at one time co-pastor with the Rev, \u2018FF, B.Meyer at Christ Church, \u201cWas greatly.blessed- when he was being: trained to be a ritualistic priest.Words -That- \u2018Arrested Moody.Mr.Moody received a great blessing \u201cfrom Mr, Varley through a single sentence given in a conversation between : the, two in \u2018Dublin in 1872.It was in \u201cat the invitation\u2019 of Mr.Moody.We give.the dcocunt in Mr.Varley's-own- - Words | \u2018During the afternoon of the ie \u201cof- conference Mr.Moody asked nL | me join him in the vestry of the \u2018Baptist Church.We were \u2018alone, and ;.\u2018he recalled the night\u2019s meeting at Wil- \u201clow.Park, and our converse the following morning.\u201cDo you remember your.words?\u2019 he said.I replied, \u201cI =.1 Well.remember.our interview, but I tien |.do not recali any spécial utterance.\u201d {:*\u2018Don\u2019t.you remember saying, \u2018Moody, the world has yet to see what God will \"do with a man fully consecrated to |\"Him\u2019?\u201d \u201cNot.the actual sentetroe,\u201d I replied.\u201cAh,\u201d said Mr.Moody, \u201cthose Were.the words sent to my :soul, through you, from the Living God.\"As \u2018I cFossed the wide Atlantte-(Mr: Moo-\" dy had been back to the Initéd Stites between - these two.mebtings)j} the boards of thé deck of the vessél were- engraved with them, and when I :reached.Chicago the Lvery pgving stones seemed- marked \u2018with, - \u2018Moody, | the world has yet to see what God.will.\u2018do iwith.a man fully consecrated to \u2018Him\u2019 Under the power of thoss Words.I have come back to England, and I feléfhAtI must Hot let more time pass until I let you know how God had used your words to my inmost soul.\u201d \u2019 tA Testimony Meeting.before-mentioned, Mr.Alfred Holiness \u2018stated, that two ladies actively enmag< ed In Christian work in Africa bad | told him that they were both saved in { Cape Town.under Mr.Varley.In the same.meeting it was.stated that Mr.VE.A.Denny once asked for testimo- inies- from a large audience of men in, the! Great Assembly Hall, E.First from the top- gallery, -and then from other parts of the building; came many respénses: : We were \u2018saved through \u201cMy.Varley.! - | of Bne - who, as \u201cevangelist, Scripture jexppsitor, -lectitfer \u2018où\u2019 purity, writer; land *controversialist, has exercised.a de and deep \u2018 \u201cinfluence for good, and Professor Perrier.=, \u2014 - M.Perrier, of the French Natural 2 History Müséum, has been giving in fdéäz if \u2018the Inbabit- et Mars, He is com- 0 Droste \u2018à constdérabls development : of the Jungs, .\"of: the: great \u2018difference between the j-| atmospheric y fordifons on Mars.und tht on Our.eaftH.One may ars \"imagine that - the \u201cmen \u201cof Mars are all the greater -in- size because ths force of grayty! there.is slight, and that they are light-haired because the daylight is not so intense as with > ju \u2018In fine, with perhaps less power- far limbs, they may.resemble.our candinavian- type though.probably with: = larger skull\u2019 - So: \u2018M.\u2018 Perrier, pictures: Blue-eyed, \u201clong-nosed,- heavy-eared being, with inh huge head, .bulby- chest, ; spinile + and ho: waist \u201cworth .speaking .for .the psychology and .phy- : igor of.thé Martian.world, M.- Pes- do os not: stp.sto.discuss.\u2018such |\u2019 : material questions as.the \u2018canal.sys- -tem] of the planet, but says thai he eves that thé inhabitents of Mars | \u201c| are Xirid-tiearted; -that- the animais have \u2018no:.feär.of:-their -masters and tha t.the: the | noblest: he most 5 of the intellact, {and with th -suave émotions ot \u201cthe soul : Perrier believes, among other =.t \u2018the.year on the planet ce as long as the year | on our earth, and consequently plants { and \"insécts -have - twice tha time ™n Whi h to.évolve\u2014consequently long -huge fruit and insects so mu:h more \u2018perfect as the length of ex- Birds: have a.luxuriant plumage, are er épdrous appearant ,.i ooted animals With -e isd the following year that he was in-+ a - |, formed.-of the fact, while in Newcastle ile ei -At the: golden wedding celebration Stich aren: tow Hicidents in the lige \u2018Had been the méans of gathering un: | { \u201cnumbered multitudes into the fold of Ct Good: Sh i.a: Vivid Word Picture of Then »y \u201cMartians Arb acquainted with | the intélligenze.|: large in size; and brightly colored, apd \u2018Quebed have reached a perfection of form un- | Trredaa44 44, + BIRTHS IN THE ip + \u2014 + Paris, May 31\u2014T ternational Congress °227 Ir.: Purpose of framin ar the laws has adepted the foil \u201ctir + resolution: .\u2018In + the ev ha ng birth or a death SS x +++ ttt bb eee Sends 4444040424, + F3 LEGEND OF THE y, \"rg An old legend says th young women disputeq ,.Ho hands, as to which 8 Te beautiful.One of the, 2140 hand in the pure Stren ra plucked berries till her ¢ o a pink, and the third gaihens J ; whose fragrance clung t, y., .An \u2018old, - - haggard Woman vl and asked for some 4p.pa \u2018refused her.Another vos ce plain, and with no «an, pe sm \"of hand, satisfied her cq oy 40 woman then said: \u2018It 35 102 1,2 1 that is washed in the bre} eh 1 hand tinted with red, Pipe He \u2018garianded and perfumed with fur that is most beautiful.1.11 th, firwns that gives to the poor\u2019 4.she qo her wrinkles were gone.1.«t, ee \u201cthrown away, and sh: st.94 angel, from heaven.Th: © J Hh fegend, but its judgment ic trie, beautiful hands ar.thas ' minister, in Christ's n.n \u2018 Eh Christian.Her: ia, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BOOM FOR.EXPANSION 1 © AMERICA, The older countries nf FE, \u2018seeking opportunities for Expansion .\u201cfind the.means for meeting the procure of growing population ang veloping industries, while st thy 0 time they are dependent Upon side resources for a portion of i) supply of the necessaries of \u2026 France and Italy are reaching .into Northern Africa, while Germiny His endeavoring to get whatever torr.ftory may properly be secure ta meet these demands.These thines ; \u2026.subjects of political discussion and form leading topics in the Currey: \u2018Hewpapers and magazines.while ji.is said about the vast areas of fertite \u2018land - yet available for developmen: within the limits of the United States, \u201cThe single State of Texas.for example is of greater area than Fran.or of the entire German Empire.tia fligureg being, in round numbers, about 204,000 square miles for Frag, 209,000 square miles for the Germis Empire: and 262,000.square mies fur Texas.Thus it will be seen that oiteh- of \u2018these great countries nf Eurm- might be placed in the middle nf this single one of the United States, win ample margin alll around.\u2014 \u2018\u201cCarsier's j'agarine + + + + first place where he ee the , + < + À Ta 1P, tn nth irnpe 3 ie.\u2018WORLD WIDE\u2019 \"The following are the contents of the latest issue of \u2018World Wide for Saturday, June 1:\u2014 ALL THE WORLD OVER.\u201cThe Welsh Churéh BI! 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Ottawa and Upper St.Law - Mostly fair and cool; Saturd:: west winds, fair and a little © Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf : easterly winds with rain, Saturdar.Wes terly winds, clearing and warm .Maritime\u2014Fresh to strong © cas\u201d ing to southwest winds.with \" rain; Saturday, southwest win is._ghowery and becoming cooler.+ Saskatchewan\u2014Strong wesier:i cool and clearing.Alberta\u2014Westerly winds, fine \u2018Mttle\u201d warmer.: New York .ee - Weshingtor: « Play 31.\u2014Forecast \u2018Eastern New.Topk\u2014Fair to-night art .on Saturday; warmer on Saturday: il fo.moderate north winds, a *\u201cNew- England=-Fair to-night; \u201cit Say.fair warmer.in \u2018the interior; mo ortiwest to to nonth winds.Prehistoric -Mammals\u2014&oessi] Hunters.ing ou F | Superior\u2014Boutheast winds, fair: : urdey showery.Ce Manitoba\u2014Strong westerl won ~.TEMPERATURES: Les Highest Lowes Yester- any ne 8 am.to-day.day.nis MONTREAL .46 15 # Victoria ., 52 ê2 ; Calgary .36 35 .Winnipeg .58 x \".White\u2019 River .50 a 2.\u2018Bault Ste.Marie.50 \u20ac ni.Toronto ve +.60 + 2 Kingston .52 4 : \u201cOttawa .\u2026 Lo.48 50 40 \u2018Queded .44 18 i t.John, N.B.56 52 4 1£8X +.3s .D8 §¢ 34 -St John's, Le .ae a Le Detroit .88 Ts E { Me comfoi ing qt and k Tel, BAD Those R Give : \u2018 Boston, Pietro Ben street org\u2018 practically tire, and Italy with nearly $50 farewell T for choice of a high lues Morgan Rec Ÿ 7 popular materials and.style RPE \u2014at prie indrec parents\u2019 particular attention will be centred on these Two-Piece for this: clothing that.beams.with youthful.style, will ,withstand that \u20ac tra ugh wear, and always keep \u2018its, shape and:good appearance.Made in double- \u2018eas cts, with bloomer: pants, in cloths of Cheviot, Worsted and Homespun.R .50 and $9.50.° \u201cSale price $4.75.\u2018Main Floor Annas, caring about in the in weather a as «they are à away rah pearance \u2018and fit past parle.mu ET, = - - 1 oF Ge aut ai Pr Hot HERE HT RE BR al boys and d girls are so made as to give jood protection eotidn from Men's Oxfords in gunmetal calf.and tent ee : Goodyear welted soles, med J a media and large shapes, Hats in helmet, mushroom and wide toes.Pair, form wide toes: Pair § ae ing last.| x ; : 9 TU $6.00.Now sa xd 37.00.wi 54.00.and other shapes Prices $1,00 to $ CEE O1 ering.d- killing oné man and injuring fifteen Department.; Ttaly with.United States bonds Worth | sumer.wil} be , the! etl] Sth il be: je JOPGON atid tha : 8 RET BP Ty oT other persons.One: of the injured, a |.All in accordance with by-law No.352 nearly $50,000 1m his pocket.~ Af.\u201c2 ihe price: of \u2018a ele yl Te eral thenager, said that he Bad\" re- Repubtican \u20ac ; other Reeves.| conceratas sewers, | farewell reception given 2 ioe by, his same \u201cThey: 7 Aba e ar Be ; Le and that tb téctives Had &c rentio Turpin and Phil.\u2019 Parunetee, his part- | : STUART HOWARD, Le PieroBabis 3 geen THOT f to (desire.pa SR Pi everythin Ie ET \u201d LEE i by a spectaitor wih ] + Engineer Superintendent of Sewers.Great Britain, Cangde.and que ne On : hic fy pinces thicker, \u2018 PERTE S50 00 IE A die alien Me T and ë - from ; e \u2018rand ; A Cn aa pt : 5 ES : Sewer Department, City Hall, THonak ; Je amagar, LEY COTE : OF -8 ( Ana : anjorning 6 a eile I wo.) pel LO wT ed.h preparatory Ng 1 Montreal, Ma 30th, 1912.| pales van 25 mu y ve the Ive [T 6 À be ; isses are 1 po HOES! Duk GC Wfllia: 13 2 pitt.3 the ARO PS que is gi aterthan ever \u201cDelors, ma : = afternoon.° ça y been tramping I have.£ & 0 \u201cmust MILD g A: Ae.\u2018 ana J an n- be v SE hey SY TN Akg an Z Co * ; pe Be \u201c C4 : \u2019 eu : 820-831 8t.Catherine st, East Women are: Doing,\u2019 greetings \u2018from.sixty-five feet wide AI th od - ese.changes | nn Stree The C.C.W.B.M.In the afternoon would \u2018give.\u201cbetter access to the water-]| } Near Maiscanente = speakers congratulated pr ladies on \u2018tbe excellent Work.the the annual | meeting \u2018of the Congregational Foreign Missionary Soclety.will be held under the présidency .of | - the Rev, E.C.Woodley, MA; BD.4 etary\u2019 In Minister of: Marine: : si ate -da i rs 2 |\" #, long.{Ro sont dE the Opening | treasurer's by Mr.H, Wo.vor de \u20180 wi er.pressure In ote me o 8 .A 800 eB.n° RE art 4 0 al An i 4 , sr b th, o Ç C Ma 4 x ¥ : ot .; th Fi EB a \u2018Phone \u2018Uptown 3648, 3 *, ; \" \u201cf Grace :ward\u2019 ey in ascor \u2018omen's:1 of in pre ion by Mim UF.py; | liability to the burning of mush Pre-| Can y were educating.Wom i crstary, Miss Amy Thomson; the |, 4 ef Ee fel T Rawlings, and an address by?Sine Rev: c 2 Me.drag a SE Reid The (a A OTH Y ; es hed ; ala\u2019 p ; ut = x 3.> Sieh 4 PC = \u2018ete: S ORES 1.D.MeEwen, of Ovebo, Bahia, jI-| Mr.-Geohge Janin.: chief neer, Patriotism : sxpressed - lI à , cLal MTS, D.By mason, Mrs.|- For Dates tes and Rates Phone Uptown At 4.30 the \u2018annual meeting of the [WH vice, 5 CRIER £ tw vo Tew.pum à deat otre ap} ) erly ) ; à \u2018Shan As Ra: : 2 is ; Er gene or Country Supplies fro be- Provident Fund Society, of whidh Met, : : and the Plumatre, © ro.she said; mol ; Ve, Rev.Father Kan nàgh.- the: * rev: raider | CaUEE ho-has the Larges Frese and Charles R.Black ig president; and Me.- Beat selected stock of Pro- Charles Gurd vice-president, | will be STANBTEAD COLLEGE.\"| visions, Fruits and Vegetables, in rea- held, when the secretary's report will || ne sata a with idea , i vs.McGillis, Miss Sharp, Mrs.| From Friday, \u201cJune: 14th, .to- Thurs: | Bonable prices and careful packing; no be submitted by Mr.H.J.Ros#, and ! TR ' CE EEE are.at g 1d ted for practice 63 0 wo 18, \u2018SL Mrs.\u2018day, ane da\u201d will be.a busy and charge for packing.the treasurer's by Mr.Thomas Moodle.; FA: NT.AVE.BROT on wo ¢ thelr.ideals The 1 I : rane.qe.rdss | Interesting time in connection, with | eco sue on rail, steam- The evening will de devoted .to:/home | \u2018 osségsir .of \u2018à \u201chigh: ideal lives ide M PNR a Tasker 1 Btanst end College, the following pro- | missionary might, music being supplied The : pl Jed.life that is\u201d t ê for.jui Mra:N.C; Smillle.: Mies Mu \u201cMiss * gramme.\u2018ofi-events -having heen.ar- |.Mais ftore, a at.Opiperine west asl by the.Rev.A: CY Mec: | venu Sn Phil Those who.stand: at to ; as : Guëtin, Miss Carol Guorin, Mr: Mon ranged.q tor, the, Closing \u2018of.the > year's 3 1937-8- \u2018Congregationalism and the New.{ Inst.opening in- the lecture hall \u201cthe ne te ee gay.The British.Enipiré TEL Mrs, Coghlin, the Misses.Davidson, | Hall, A ey Hive ot \u2018che students.of | by the Rev.: Nehemiah Boynton, pe Fairmiount Avenue Methodist \u2018Church.a ee nie Mél of imperfal unity {+ Mra, \u2018Higgins, Mrs, Caven, Mrs.P.S, he Expression Department.- : \u2014 .moderator of the National: \u2018Council of |.Was: A Jarge .att dance xd the principal of eo-operation - : n yle, Mrs, \u2018Collins, \u2018Mrs, R.E.Hunter, |\" RS aturany Ith - 2:00 p.m\u2014Field Day, {| I CU me a £ gent Sibert S02 FE Sh ne Tr en En | en ae || MEN WHO DRESS WELL ni ates, Luncheon in - Wérk-0{ the BrOLIRFAO.= racursèr\u201d eva M : | T ll Bs Le noon and tea in the evening will bei: di.1rL the Var-ous vane: at personal: sle- TT Mrs FE.Mra \u201cA.Rev: 4.00 every tia\u201d ep in.nine on ibe street served by withe ladies .of Calvary, [ mitted by the officers anc Conve | sit in\u2019 the British monaychy: Ww : : WYER PT ag a Ta lt C.Ay Plercè, Hall; - .ten, you will they send thete Bethlehem and Amherst Park churches.| of ajttces the ohalr, - MF strong \u2018point or the permanence : Ll , hiarge of \u2018the \u2018tea room: Divine \u201cx Worsidp, ~_ Congregational clothes here occastonally to be clean on Friday, June Ti, the\u201d meening | B- Tule ctoupied tho hat.U5 £ fue\u2019 Gantral authority of the omy Ir Tree ue Meliss 0 = ever Semice, ns | devqtional \u201ccommittes) \u201cWw ;.meétifu At.thet curred.on.the questo i Of - i sted by Mrs, BE.C nk, Mra.PB, S.| tion 8).oo , R.PARKER & CO.which the Rev.Dr.Schofield whl give \u2018with, especially in: regard to.i TO the admission of \u2018the wives 0 : oyle, \u2018Mrs.Harry -Jones; Miss Doher- ; Tuesday 38th am.Byers apd Cleaners, Montreal, Que, pat.mint det school closing; 4.00 A-1n., eapavione =o regan, The report: of 6.ir ari; » am, ournam Bs oe | zones Bt.Ostharins 20.8.vy \"Sarum, DE.Ra 5 ETE) tek bre 2nd PE the.to rot the Vänetiver \u2018ioe ; CouneiL Oheoke eu 1, striped gsersuol dbuted by\" five members \u2018of \u201cthe: or tonvocatisn 9.30, p.m.- pe Cc ; sentation of is message\u2019 will be.sv 8 i.NOTICE 0 REM ov AL the Congregational College of Caneda, 0! the governorg will be given by.Mr.At te ae asso tommittees wilt then \u2018be taken \u2018up, and.dwardi ee on, .y ; tin .Canad oo In thé ee ; i > Bim son \u2018algo spoke 0 ntar.the.: \u2018or: x A \u2018 = v De report of the Co ns ov.1 of mes respective = \u2018be fopatriéted,.Mrs.White; on c LES; ADT : : music rior the evening: was kindly 00 business meeting \u2018of alurint: 7.80\"p.Wal 7er D.D.; hE .55 on T or on thé : £ Ipacd,: sal e he mo -preér! be > nee tô RE Le.TO OR RE mainta ned until 2 ne matter D6 {used r this mode Phe g f \u2018the Congres: of tré.Dame, 00 pm.baseball 8.Wo.: 7e de ior the annuel sméoting of | Honstip the rh ion obtained au for the sumer and | withoyt, difficulty; Joo will pr ces MpCubs, Migs Muriel Fraser, Miss| S078 410 0.2 Bini te ei The GLASGOW DRUG HALL has of which Mr.\u2018Charles Qurd fs ehalr.| ix ime isaton fe songht.Mra White point {300 Cl ae @ voile 97 bouss dress.The Ore #.| for 00° Ba08 pn, | annual | emoved to e Rev.Bi \u2018unsôn - | who TEL ite \u201ciE RATT AT 33 RAT isin bd on a: ih Al Areguires six did N \u201cFIN- Ts 3 r TA\u2018 Principal, whl \u2018be held.\u201d \u2018The \u201créborta \u201cE nn ociation wil D : tota iver ulation, at: terial for = 7 oo Cie ARE 1 : J \u2019 A.McA.Murphy, secretary; the senate |.\u20ac: at \\ascelat{on; Mr by Jaci tn X/ 5 > \u201c sopa WATER FOUNTAIN is vr A relock,.: disuse in the \u2018amendment asking.th AAS tre merly of.des Ont, and wie | w open for business.br the Rev.WW.H.Warriger; D.Le 20 rise À 3 £ 1\u20acMe: z ) of.CA Willem \"Tait, 184 Mountain st, 2 P ui l'hrarian by Professor - A.E.Initia; Bi cect ; roe : Goy rpment ne r Sr ! PA A a : = pp.and \u2018that-of the: rsasurer by.4 Cen : ; and eme motion\u201d « whi FAURE nin x Ear 5 : \u201cMontreal; Que.as beg, of | + A, HARTE ming of the i 4 AE os ; BLUE BONNETS 0 de SPP.er [ of thi MELE Bod.mit of 16ke in ps lire as = > $| received i Serine rer = rious, tion i > SEs oreo eno Chueh an addrte mi be | How tar San wall wit I Bhmontbi which Dieyenta boys EN restes: no échomes ot arveniration.Le vou à daughter survive her LP 2, TOG, MEE i, Où ee Ser ma, te : fT fan AIS Sot ta ee area In the.flernoon.the aval À port of the directors wih pes \u201cÉre special trains.will be operated cvening session music will he children attending.ploturs tres.| son Spilth: crea re Srorcers had te Le Yer hens b son à jand 2.00 p.m, returning trains will ven on behalf of the éolege, and = | {sale at C.P.R.City Ticket Office, 238 2° ; : Jeut.this | tend ing iam C die executive had \u201ceet 4 ster also -survive er.Mesars, They.he ladies: [flamed feet RE nd female\u2019 prisoners, the segyer themselves i pesée He fait o cons a 8, Ross, \u2018of Montreal, D.4.7 mn n : : ation of rat: offenders, \u201cPAY igor they atari next.: Victoria ol and Mra JT.Mit.| tab \u2018stations will be closed at 10 am.Ccireh willi supply both: the.mctioon 2- tea on Friday.The lobby will be opened from 7 am, }: midni ght, a us $0.ve: A Wei 0 siting men 8 Bom Ly = : T 2 iho EEE - ; ; v eT \" He \"2 Saturday morning Sar; when your feet: ta \u20181 benefit .te jaot: they had.\u2018dr rien is eee mr\u201d.tr \u201cvice willbe conducted \u201cBev.freatment.is éo.delightfal sente.fre.lamiiton presen Mr.G.Durméord aseured the (work.Ni az M | ; Cin H.Craik, B.A, after which ithe i : ! sndky, Tune 3rd: 1912, will be MN.Di a P.Dr.Shhoneld Vil give an ad\u201d appited por Oe oa, pont.Ta hich.be: thought a gvorthy one la gio)\u2019 a boldey by the The TRN.DAYS FOR STOWAWAY.| on Communion.\u201cThe re- Unlike\u2019: inganitary: Bowders (WMC! oy raising; gardening, beo culture, |i yp sig \u2018sure ti oot out ug, forts so\" far ad been most eucouvasing, | 510°.3 un nat the mi jme °F (wanted to come out to this goun- ' pme #1\" wanted to have a chance to bn \u201csession of its heritage: Pris of com ftteos and AT -ourn & living.\u2019 was the pathetic appeal mm : ; bhor 5 : in TH w 1 in ser win be con clon Balger \u2018ot Thomas McPartlin, a stowaway on vary | ur ne gt are chafod, | a ented 9 renszt con immigration.Price 10 sents ach, tn\u2019 cash, postal |Mincheon.would be held ou.Tuesday l' ois\" ; suppleme jar x3 by Jugs, lion Sade and Te 0 a net \u2018 a AL.nt EE @ MORTE TER rd A 2 o te.ty tn Sant din meatine Kid Te Ad 0.: we ; = AQ: homing Enh burning and winnipeg in effecting reunion.\u201d Patterfs Devarts nk.W x DE mesting es pee de à pu ml be deported days in.seul a and 16 caen » Mécltois où birthe, maritages amd Aéatte + BE ERECTED - Must invariably be en ar with the acts Nème.and address vf.the\u2018 Seater eg Te EE taken or na eins oh a.5g: marriage notices for Soci deat .or.28g, prepaid, The au .Saami - of.funernl appended: eath notice, 2Bo extrd] qther exten.ous to obituary, such as short sketch: Qf.lite, two cents per Jord extra, 9x.A - Rece Supt otras.which is 800 per Hae 0x Pa, æ ; \u2019 \u201ceq EST Ban subscribers, whose names Ape ° map 77 PORCH El \u201cpear on our lists, may have announces .| ne has ments of births, marriages atid \u2018death th | a L residence Ewithout extended obituary or versed)\u2019 Dorchestet Ocourring in their immediate-families, RE DAM \u2018free of charge, in : which case name |! NOT and and address of subscribers should in| À Baker Xaslabiy be given.ARE.w.Bealtyy \u201cLÉ, Ce rp ee Grand oo : Sh 5 LL SYNOPSI or Grace.REN WOSTER \u2014 FRINK \u2014 At opm, AMT Fle as sold to i on Hix 3 1913, by.the Shep a.hie ing; 1 an perty mesY Hi nk, eldest dsughter oF he.Tass py poss.m mothe er re Keep: rence 0 Bos James 5.Frink] Mayor of Bt.John.| 12\u20ac Louse for het tatuer and.mothers 1 for § Roe younger brothers and sis re ESPLANADE MORISON \u2014MacDONALD\u2014In Chriat's | Foch ange, Beotland: She.Daniels ha 2 ry Andrews.East, on ga May 25 29, | {isis (hiaturbed when her ber: b pacific Ra .v.oungest.0 ary Barnston, deughter.of sd Ms panier nage ara A M s Ee Bro de Taie et ne that Alf Fmen.: Wold to v ; another home for hers ; ee eari : and - Ruhough- \u2018she 46 far from wieling g joue.tim bear no .: \u201cher Totler to remain a-bachelor, s Ce eo r sturbed In \u201cmind, .She cannot he other.aon AUBIN \u2014 AR Provid egos, 5.\u2018R.La rene 1 con Ung how calmly o all \u2018her alta e Rev.G.Aubin son o Frank fice Las been mocepted.She w Aubin, of Sheftora, P.Q._ ty Sie 56th uw \u2018the chance of.\u2018happiness: Tin sine.Cy HERZE % rs after 3 SeKs.sickness.of.tuber- slaters.her choice ues others and ie = IMA] ¢ hy CC 0 0 h $ yf: pra a ster ; : * ; \u2018fons,: but th a.m.daily from: North T.METRO A pew method of felling trees: to dons, but \u201c150 a:m.ex.Sunday, local.Se The following immoveable proper - ie Folk friction of a steel: wire, \u2018Which |®! x sud \u2018and intermediate stations.belongimg to the gubs mons of Francois JE 2ORT.CITE s able to work -its way through 1 kind anxiety w 800.aim.~ dally, \u2018Soo\u2019.Express.\u201d : Aubry.passed before N.M.Lecavalie i wi twenty-inch tree in: abeut- six\u2019 -min- ne .WI \u2018 3 8.05.\u2018asm.dail © ress from\u2019 To- Not first of M 1866, will utes,, 1s putting the .axmen -out- Sf Hise-g.of re oh ronto\u2026 17, ; expr o- Notary.the frst © at public auction, it a busitiess in the forest of Germany.\u201d had 87357 \u2018gm.daily ex: Simnday, from the last and highest bidder therefor.& : : pire > drawn rapidly Pou \u2018the + Rigaud: and intermediate stations.- the office of the undersigned Dior ~ WR : 7 Lex : ; o o \u2019 Cee friction is efficient to.burs dm the -4t gil ¢ qd ) 8:45 &m.daily: ex.\u201d Sunday \u2018(fast Bu~ \u2018Montreal, on Saturday, the fifteenth da: Campbell, Les carbonized kerf, hich - both 2 the Mêntreal \u2018Énarebie - \u2018burban), \u201cfrom Point\" Fortune, : stops |-of June \u2018next, 1912, at three c'eleck : Le 9 smoother and.cleaner than personal\u201d sup nm ee to \u201cfulfil their agrosmient Who \u2018shorred at'St'Ann's and: west, \u2018also at-Beacons- the afternoon, subject to the condition | i J ° a saw.The charcoal layer dre cut y at once,\u2019 sHe said\u201d clear this \u2018old=-toren of: St.a \u2018field and Dorval.of sale then end there to be anno, fg Cad Se .hare N Leary atl e lot o : : _ths trunk is extremely thin and allows 210° ne o hat - Jone a.m.da Ys (mperial Ltd), trom signated under -pumber five mr : : \u201cthe: te Sha oar ease the : ea daily from: Rigaud and.in: and forty.upon the ofaia of 81 Le Qeor distinctly \u2018 recogn It}.a 3 ; : nar enables \u2018the tree e.tg be \u2018marked with\u2019 art | termediate stations.5 ated : at the Town \u2018of St.Laurent ! .M chalk, : -apd.\u2026at thi time\u2018 us go .30.a.m; daily ex.- Sunday, \u201cfrom Hunire Teleph nd.8 e \u201csame.time {serves | BP ¢ : 3 thirtieth day of May, nineteen hua ones \u201c to preserve any.trunks that may\" od 28th ne Vahdreuil \u2018and Intermediate.\u2018stations, and twelve.\u2014_\u2014 lett temporarily; In\u2019 the woods.There |: 08% y BO ae su ted something wi oN ie ; Be pts - that Have been ma.| 12.01 \u2018noèn-daily, 08 Ottawa,\u201d stop- = P.J.B.CREVIER, NT .are many advantages is this method, | Put 5.ar \u2018promised.you E you ni Your little : rob Wirlghit of the thaile at of | ping at St.Ann's, \u201c'Veudreull nad | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 P.0.Box 354 notably - on: waste, decredsed -laber, nenine,, ai ; a ut\u201cfto-nursé noel au TOSeR CE in nig BLOT] 2 ; We st.\u2018only.y.» : Lo; \u2018absence\u2019 of all \u2018apparatus usually\u2019 rs- À \u2018 | 12-15 pm.dally.ox.Sunday, from | ~ Cables sme Falls, stappiig\u2019at all.inter- Codes- quired, -and, the machine can be ms: | © An\" close quarters not.sufficient for | a /\u2018 men \u2018choppers.One is: struck.\u201con JebK- \u2018 © vieinity \u2018at \u201cthe \u2018waste: Jn stampage; teft-by the wood :cho: F __ T£ the new Gerfhan Plan.sn uid \u2018ba- | \u201cCome general and the trees be.cut tf close to the.ground, it_w uld .mean|.- great : \u2018of | mediate stations.-.© - 1.6.30.p.m.ex.* Saturday.and Siinday, oo.| from ; Rigas: \u2018and\u2019 In t rmediate.Sta- 1 is tions.: \u2014 ol |g 215 pm.daily, ox.Sune, fro SESSION .OF THE COURT nF , stopping: \u2018at St*Anns 8 and: Vau- py BENCH (Crown side), nolér ou.: for © re pm.astly.~Firbugh express criminal jurisdiction in and te H.he: nto reed DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, will be «\u20ac \u201cthe saving of a unt from \" N .Jupiber that is now: \u2018wested.\u2018640 p.m., Saturday any, from- Spt.in the COURT HOUSE, in the CITY ©: + Fortune and Antermediate-stations.MONTREAL, on SATURDAY.2 TRANS CARNATION A \u2018RAT-TRAP* 7,00.\u2018pm.daily, from-Winninez: - - FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT, st TE: -40 p.m.daily,\" ex.\u201cSunday, from | bclock in the forenoon.AS 3 (St.Louis \u2018Republic: \u201cPrétty pink carnations.hey Turad mifth's\u201d Falls, stopping\u2019 &t all inter- | xn Co _8n_ army of rats to -their-death in.:he: and: | mediste stations.>.:.\u201c+ T\u2014 In consequemce, I give de proce \" MACL] \u201cstore of John Stelzig, florist, at Belle: of: in are\u2019 Meld in al © 9.46.pm.dally from \u2018Ottawa, top TICK to all who intend to P fofitaine, Ohio, and the latter now 1 towns?and townships of: ping at ail \u2018Intermediate.stationé.against sny prisoners now in the Comm .Aévocatas, considering \u2018patenting a perfume \u2018ba.The\u201d white Slower.fête | 10.20 p.m.,- Sunday: only, : .from\u201d BI Gaol of the said District: and all others Quedes 2 for-rats to take the place .of- chezss, | x \"of.9 aud \u2018and intermediate Stations, thet they must be present then 8\" .FARQUE _ \u201cTea J.A { \u2018bacon rind and other less ; articles of food.ESS Steizig found that & &_regulér father and \u2018mother of a rat had: bean grow ing \u2018fat - and prosperous: by \u2018nibbling | the carnations.the florist was cultivating.He tried \u2018the.time-honored Es ble to.breaking out in pimples y E your ai Te Ee here aor |B efly \u201cartificial,\u201d is entrusted 6 young white.¢ \u2018flower: Rn ces \u2018of the Peace, varie\u201d omen pet are of attractive \u2018appesr- | the day was pe rom Officers, in and for the sald Diet?: A > à entrer in the birthday fete of >the: Empress that they.must be present then ie YE! Alexandra, Feodorovna, and\u2019 everybody there, \u2018with their Record, Rolls.In PA ; was « holfday> making.afoet.In - an | ments.and other Documents, in order Peat PA che failed = ra on | blood into geod shape.= stroll through \u2018the chief, tho- go those things which belong fc 1:67 © igor \u2018other rat tidbits, but Mrs.\u201d Rat ignor- - Burdeck Blood Bitters is- ay.suppe: oe | roughfares Tha ae the Nikola! thefp respective capacities.w.ra ed them all end: continued to shew |: \u2018from \u2018roots, herbe, barks.and berties,-| 1 \u2018O° yes | person\u2014man, woman oi.child\u2014\" who I.3.LEMIEUX, 4, VI \"the: flowers, and is without'a doubt the best remedy ey Stoisig ailes ia.rat trap | .procurable for the purpose ¢ ot driving all |: carnation en prow- blood purities out of e system, 4d \u201cle- vas capured.Since then, using the |: - the \" la = ; 4 ; to.i : buttenholed with the.White Sheri Office, ; : May, 1912.MAR he Horn decoration lily ead gd deft- | \u2018In Rüssià half a million people.\u2018dla LA ER Ee 11th May = Oar dy sp ES ls | once = \u2018every-year from censumption\u2026 In 6.|__ J Ja Re Cet B.\"| Petersburg, Moscou, Klef,: .Qdessa, | CHANGE IN TIME.4 \u201ccarnation bait, Steizig:- has Sep ad : and killed.erly all the rats, in th: o FT oe Som | \u2018Kharkoft and about ja scora other | .FOE nelghborho e- Cex \u20ac a D ; arm ; 6m .; 146 8: Milos of the vailsy | ower \u2018séllerés Dane ttn indeed, they |.pm sm.190 ofler dore to Genis ha : ho.potter the Howats but nimbir | \u2018Grand Trunk Railway SS ave rem is ithe most .attfactive 3 rat N mminely 4p and attach \u2018ho {+ Commencing Saturday, June Ist.: a standpoint.| with bones oft räbl ws.| every Saturday thereafter unt) me ; | Phegsants an and.A +4 \u201cther nbtice, trains will leave Mer: 5 - _ NA Et =} \"Waits minute, sac t Bryson, Qué.May-\u20188£+-Thé result of | for St.Hyacinthe at 1.45 pm.S° \u2014 st John's; Na,\u201d May 31.\u2014Ore hun: til\" I finish this turnip Papp sp = dozen {the recount of the: acte ree in the | ping at.intermediate stations.à.: WANTED ared, and seventy persons are home- yo the: pit sad | skipped.gayly ; y by oy :Kidney- rovincial election gives.Mr.C.Camp- || Commencing Sunday, June -nd = © Plated À Tess \u2018and several lumber mills\u2019 have | red completely, thanks to Burs I'm ready.\u2019 sal 8 : Av qe For this nai thers 4 t= | bell; the \u2018Conscrvative candidates a \u2018every Sunday until further net \u201c Above \u20ac Yiéen' destroyed as the result of forest |.° Ÿ- would advise 1.And mo was the foX.He , dre |no ebtment hic 17 \u2018more\u2019 quickly.re \u2018maJjority- of nine: over.Dr.: Gaboury.speclal train will be operated, leaV i.AX WF .fires; in the northeast section ofthis | + ad with blood 5 J J eid the - of poisonous waste mat iM Onmpbell\u2019s, majority où election | Montreal at 12.10 p.m.for St.Hy a s-_ T3 - East \u2018 dland.Large.acres of-vahusble tim- o 7 4, at proporietion ; pa 15; \u201cWes declared to.be 45.|-the and intermediate stations.= tee ne Ber héve \u2018been Fined: By.fires, | the nt\u201d we s \u201cby.\u201d | turning this train will leave 7 « WANTED | which Reve beer ragink scke jte Judée! Hyacinthe at.8.00 p.m.Stopping.= AE - \u2018litermediate stations, for Montres Bury.Ost ; : REAL ESTATE HAPPENINGE opti Ol Recent Transfers.ER STREET\u2014Mrs.Rr.pa ë as sold to Thomas Lamb, sidence bearing civio No.430¢ | -hester street, for $5,600 : DAME DE GRACE\u2014C.we r and others have.sold te FE.a property.fronting on Grunt \u201cBoulevard, Notre Dams ENCE BLYD\u2014.BE Roy} Ss sold to Albert Schwarts, a: Pres | erty near the corner of St.Ii Boulevard and.| Pine Avsoues ; Is has soli: te\u201d eee ose pacific Raliway Company, a dence bearing civic No.:9 nad e Avenue, for $5,500 \u2014.- T\u2014G- BE: Blackwell sold to V.R.Faye bearing civic, No.giher considerations.a Mayor Lavallse Will \u20ac nex Building on à Sunday: Mayor: fs 8, 5 3 & Hersé.Dispensary st.Sang strst next Sunday noon at two thirty pe Le + titution has been fitted \u201cout f but will ba | =.The - butlding hy Habrews of \u201cthe city; non-sectarian.it is.to be operated was vate residence, but has \u201cbeen remodelled to meet ; be has Bear pred * Pose No expe ke the dispensary | flobi' dw à \u201cspéctous.wait: ing TOL.medical \u2018examination: PE e pharmacr.- 1, medical and(bandage | the second: foot, \u201cand.are idly equipped.: for such a complete, In: ution is largely due Mr.J.-M ; a\u201c building orked with.8 sing the bullding rier who has W the Work on In addition to the Mayer any other prominent citizens - \"wen invited to attend : the, ol r MUST APOLOGIZE, grèss of the or enon tangas.he «il be meld in Quebec at the end Tune.has issued a statement in which that .the French-Cana- RY WANT : Ténchers (Proteata { re er; ee ty, aûs Éle \u2018 morts ry: have Arm $11 ining, Parlor and Library Cars.; oo ou on Night Trains GHEST CLASS \u2018OF -BQUIPMBNY, MPROVED TRAIN - SERVIG MONTREAL-OTTAWA | Four Express Trains Daily 1 | MONTREAL, TORONTO AND WEST.19 am, 9.30 am, 1.30 p.m.10.30 paz.; ; Pullman Bleeping Cars, | gore ONLY DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.dans of Maine, who have been Yâtely interdicted by Bishop Walsh, of Port- \u2018and.will not be allowed to .partict- in this congress unless.the¥ | apologize to Bishop Walsh.PATENT REPORT Mr.Qwen N.Evans, Solteitor ef tents, ete., Merchants Bank Em tés norts the\u2019 following patents cast ve.Canadians on May: 28; ment of the United \u2018states: frame for chairs, ax : Alexander G.Cole, 5 jane, ponts metal w vindow sash, Ernest R,- c combined shirt and ana tani: Hildreth, Hemil- releasing hoc EL lifebosts and the like, Wm.G, On hutton for tobacco pipes mi Glenn, Toronto, Ont: seein, Toronto, Ont.= % \u2018aévice, Hiram D.LTE a after caler ee 20h.minster, sa wna motor, George.D.- ic to} P.Marois oad S 8S.simon, IE vus dE - interest; faxes ARRORAF mb i withore refaren AY, Riviere du xs ue BIRTHO Wiliam hn and to and\u2019 ang tn Atvooates, Barristers ps bole Commissioners for abl v And for the States of and New Canada Life Buliding, 189 \u2018et, dames Henry J, Eliott, KGL.Lu A.David, ; George I Alszander.SMITH, MARKEY, se ONE-WAY FIRST fn PARE, MONTREAL: George \u2018Camp ro A HoMasie T.M.Papineau.- \u2026 Telephones Main 077 Er 2 0, Box 356.\" 00 ; qua a na ust be an \u201cexamine : 2 4a forty-five: minutes; 3 nl tiawa Sleeper.- UEBED PLACE VIgER STATION.: LLB pam.«5 p.m,, \u201c11,30 D: Daily.\u201d Ay xeept.Sindty.: 146 St.James\u2019 py op Have removed rom\u2019 107 ot.Jace BL hrs i ommentiiora.es Jo , 954 Lagaucietis w ANTED T TO- PU! age te 2e tions.to Biv.\u201c8 Fone pt Batordaye Lit wrorET \u2018OFFICES , James Bt.\u201cPsiephones and\u201d § (RACE TH 3 48 oats (a).ting pe Teaches.Ottis\u2019 in \u201cgwd.Bir BERMUDA and Return, $25 andup : : = = - A a, PS | en TRAINED ETT 17 | THE WATERBURY HOSPITAL, WAT-.| es, Main.87 ce Viger ana\u2019 Wigdsoy ALLAN LINE 30 Steamshipé.5 Servioes.- eme sent nh sionaLs [ane 4 2 | lune 15 J ; CEs Li TL LUT (MONTREAL-QUEBÉC-LIVERPOOL {|The ~~ |*rmuromo, Tune 1s, St, Lawrence] =AveEwTic, June ag, 3d Route: is the.J roamaps, June 29, x {Shortest te | == , -) {Europe\u2014 - [rates From 3 \u201c41 Only Four: Second bird kth of ed 1 fe Lenst\u201d $30.\u201c|{Pays at Sea, |ratré class, cléicaroom | Summer Service Now In Effoot MEGANTIC - June 8 July }3 Aug.10.July 20, Aug.17.Aug.3; 31.\u20acabin, \u201cThe Rest for the only, At Lew J Cane 28 Mey 1 d Cabin).steam: -2,.8nd.C af.Steet West.Uptown \u2026 530 St | 1 | Oatherine Street Worst 50\" Dom ASE, Agents for particulars, \u2018 Dompany's OfMce, 118° Wotre =.of * 8 \u201cdo not sat et at Haves, I: EE a al Bank: Glan 1% \u201cJanres\u201d Asie igenont Accommodation : : Passengers - -and Crew, .see av ss ascp eda 4 modern comforts SATUS - FROM.MONTREAL Lu 9 THURSDAY oR 20th | dnd \"18th July \u201c1st, 16th \u2018and Soin Ape ust; ang-from Quebec the: Joliowing -at_-noon : \u2018for Pictoy NS ging ay PHL, and Charl ttétown, Ex I ie Sy des - NEW YORK FROM QUEBEC VIA THE FAR-FAMED RIVER SA: lottetown: and Halifax.- rinidad,\u2019 5.600.tons,.sails from Québec.at 8 pm i2th and 26h July, gth and 28rd August, | Summer.excursions by the twin serew ss.\u2018BERMUD DIAN,\u201d 10,618 tons dfs- \u2018placement, Sailings from New York, at 2\u2019 p.m.12th and 22nd June, 3rd, 18th\u2019 and 24th July, and every 10 days there- | after.\u2019 \u2018Temperature, cooled\" by, ses Drèezés.seldom rises above 80 degrees.\u201cFor full information, .apply to any\u2019 Tioket Agent.or to \"J.G.BROCK & CO., Age 211 Commissioners Street te.A quzsso STEAMSHIP COMPANY, UE QUEBEC.; 2.erbury, Conn, gives a 8 years\u2019 course in.nursing, to women of good moral Character, and having a good common À mext 13 months, and 0e for the d at ofits.Apply.to.pt of tir gro | 4 po Son, péstiquier Bt.Catherine Fo | apie Lifeboat Accommodation for add .Operators \u2018on ql Tol Steamers ox wo Mars ei = Glasgow .Freight and Passenger service.- Glasgow.ST 1.Montreal | May 25.T.58; ATHENA se.ee June & ¥ | Jume 1.7.88, LETITIA .June 15 = June $.T.88, SATURNIA.June 28 au steamers fitted with refrigerators.Rates: Cabin - (called.Socom.Passage to Third Class Bast and Weats Ji boun APR 381.i .Ppiy any btova Aven zenor, LEE El aontar 2urons 0e.matt * 3b Ot.Sacrament Street, .- fom ut 488 ge tL James Boeke és.\u2018BELLONA abou\u2019 se os a es _ NEWCASTEE SERVICE, 85.CERVONA.bout .88, 1 IONA about X os Ln Tay yo \u201c.ENTER SERVIÈE._* er\u201d | 88.CERVONA about .\u2026.May.A at Ty -8S.IONA \u2018about es eu.co.July\u2019 4.Fa > \u201c| FEB Bonunz MEFORD GO, Tianbe pra LONDON FRONT I | gaa \u2018Bidrage ahd Cool ais on Steamiers\u201d a EE age.ASCANIA «0 2.va June 34 +88.HURONA \u2026 es ++ 100 027 June 3 | Tiss.AUSONIA ee fee ee RU, è i OCEAN HOUSE, LATTER METYS, Que, -.re-opens June 20th.For full parti -eulats; - apply.to Mrs, SA.McLAREN.\u2018Also, \u201cCot to let.\u201d A \"4 : Cape, \u2018Mal.Bay,\u2019 \u201cPores mrad; 2 SUENAY.Calling at Gaspe oe .Char= - school education.\u201d : Salary, 38.00 Prd s the first 15 months, $10.00 00.for the] ; remaining 8 mon ths, \u2019 tis \u2018are 1: Tin \\TERBURY HOSPITAL Waterbury, cr i \u201ccou NTRY BOARD.CHILDREN OR INVALIDS CARED for fn.quiets.country home; temporary.of.érmanent: private confinements, ate.|i UMM IRE \u2018CHEBEAGUE Island, \u201cMaine: Ties Sowy Fortland rbaf;.ft au.ds\u201d ot fish, : ama a \u2018Tobsters; \u2018espéciat rates rn location high ana dry.itd Sylow.| |GKSPE BASIN.The favorite spot for Health and Sport.| ONARMING RESORT FOR SPORTS.- MEN AND PLEASURE SEEKERS The vicinity affords beautiful scenery, fine sea bathing and unexcelled Shing | i Guests have the privilege of salmon an * trout fishing in.connection with the house, -Salmon and Trout Fishing par excellence BAKER'S HOTEL (Now Open) so long and favorably known, offérs first-class accommodation for tourists, with all the comforts of home.Before making your plans for your summer outing, be sure to write Tor - + \"| terms and other information to BAKERS HOTEL, Gaspe, Que.; rue: NEW SUMMER RESORT ot Beach on the Lower St.Lawrence, : rough slosping car service from Ron.* \u2018Cot < poi ode Lo en pare pation this \u201c.Besirabtoites roaring or the aa sil Water ice, drainage, Ughts pl sstimates fur ne faralsheds \u201cWrite now for gerticulars.al - References, Box 64, Sutton, Que.Tk £ me de En %e \u2018 ar ys.\u201cGr NTO - E ay of \u2018Quinte\u2014Steamer Se Bollevilie leaves every Friday at 7 p.m.PLEASANT \u2018SHORT EXCURSIONS .ALL BAILINGS FROM VICTORIA PIER.soi rumDaTS, % Er Bie, Veren > = arennes, ) wT S58; \"A.M.\u2014Str ehrée Rivers galls and returng at 8.30 p.m, Revenus.and § st.Sulpice, suc Lavaitrie, -Tjc; \u2018Lanoraje, S5c;.Berthier and d = OND CEN TUNE.3rd AP: 290 P.M\u2014 4 ARK i > > Fo : ; Ye à a DE ; EXSY a 5 ; Fr A L - , - 3.\u201cEFUore .no -game this morning and.for a time}.Bd 5 anime.Z A selves with work cogtrary.to: st \u2018years ; Feovince of Quebee, for the following province thereof, or orate.or ot an.[EER words one « ea ; \u2018 ; m0 ; > Tose vf ant Windsor a ER ge Fees 2: , y, Murphy 5 ed; viz.: \u2019 } ty 4 a = te 13 odd 22 ; 0 1 6 w th\u2014the \u201ccompany, - And to negotiate gations of municipal corporations Ra duiles of ma Date Br ta our | Ponge EI En D, EST EE A site | mer te Hit [lis sed 4 ; ° \u2018es five m 3 oe nd.ve | aU sales of mov ustee iti T oe pa ee os Hanford, sf.1 1 \"Four .me.: epic itnmy Murphy, of th bruced \u2018 y.A ast DYoDerties, subject.to the municipal and S\"bscribe for, underwrite pyr pat, no way Rad but he had a wavering spell in the of = 1h, 3 a 2 ; x Qroni ] Int: ouple: Be government.\u2018regulations.applicable change, hold or otherwise \u2018deal ir: to legiclate seventh when he passed three, and LD.pe a e other Ne iid\u2019 Roddy Pin'ayst i indie.the | = | thereto; (d) To buy, hold, séll and deal bonds, debentures and other secur: : perty and \u20ac Yeager\u2019s hit drove in two of them, but | ex 2 : 0 ip [ \u2018 ite includeé ornwall ; ont \"Sham 4 \u2018Bat mh RL EY in shares or bonds of any company, cor- Of any industrial or financial corpore.Therefore th the rally ended when Demmitt was Wy SR ze 2 - the nj ned or CO v.«and.Peter Mur a i (7R 4 ACTOBSS \u201cteam 15.paration or municipality, and securities tions or companies, notwithstanding fo powerless to caught .on the bases, 201-2250) Hart 8 2-1 2 { doilp Walke José 8 Cavanagh for -Ÿ Capital {wii \"ha bte den od age 20 and .Renerally of every description, notwith- provisions of section 44 of the said jo.are.Such, Buffalo .was \u2018first to.score, getting: R + \u201c ih - : c ! ble.standing tne \u2018provisions of section 44 of ten =e investigate, examine, audit ani purely and e tally in the second, when Hartman } Tay | the said Act, and to promote, organize, port on the books, standing, prospect: 's, provincia) ; de \u2018 manage or - develop, or assist' in.the business, affairs and condition ! i allowed McCabe's grounder to pass im 3 .op, person.Hr of any power.of the i se Promotion, organization, management or m or corporation, and to \u2018.right through him.Bues hit safely.| .; 12.| development -of any corporation, com- Vestigate, examine, report on the ti marriaæb to This was expected, \u2018but McAllister, |, \u201cTotal 19 Sk ney; which: will'ny thelr ut ng\" pad ao à fond day | pany.\u2018or syndicate, enterprise or under- to and value of properties, real or per.conferring t iike the -war -veterdns, came to the - Li Ld Pi resl.> Thig: \u2018Co: \u201cthe ct a ads, ACD all Players taking, formed: for the purpose of ac- Sonal, private or public; or on the \u2018.:he social ar \u2018front with his ennual.This single | : ne.&xplosior scaped ungcal 5 6 \u2018bawon: hb \u2018quiring - the whole or any part of the gality of any issue of bonds, debentures lies to marr filled the bases, and when Beebe roll-: property of the company or which may | a7 securities of any corporation, \u2018Well, wha ed.the ball \u2018between first and second, be conducted for the benefit of the com- | 8nd generally on any assets, property o 2 to mean?takine both Gunni tall 1 : à ; many D * 4] \u2018pany or to enhance.the value of its as- lights of anÿ business concern or yp.Justice taking both Gunning and Purtell away.Le el vo 200001x\u2014#\"|'meetin Di econ: EH t lage\u2019 thr 10006 \u201cOver th am's | and to do all \u2018acte necessary or dertaking; (1) To promote.organ-n ustice.from first, Taylor looked on while y; Pt f£ Beshe, b t-to.Canada r Simo, nthe: ; F \u2018 O1 Sok Ns ° Dayers .Out lincidental \u2018theretn; and to underwrite, | M&Nage or develop or to assist in to It may be McCabe made the plate safely.Al SOLE : ; 7 ap a : Et Hi PTR ?4 Were:\u2014EB Hi C.O'R .llacquire, gurantee, issue, hold and dis- promotion, organizatio=, manazement cr is inoeuous, fast double -by.Purtell/to Gunning | Bee by 0 eo: ass ) Hm énto j hE oyoach,.CE on, : r=\u2018l pose.àf all or any of the shares or se- development of any.corporation, cem- ingly.stopped the runs, Jones having been hits M je 4 s lot 0 bert Davies which.oi e,$ ichols and ¥ Dent dy, J.\u2018Jarr \u2018> {curities-of any company or association; Papy.syndicate, enterprise or undertak- the first out.: Cu | ; \u2018 ; 5.De 6 2 : 3 a de ; ] Ce} Te amalgamate with any other com-, oe.and bod elo 21 Rely necessary or in RIGHTS OF Montreal shot.one across the h pany having objects similar in whole & the office and perform all the dues of SOLEMNIZA plate in the third with a tally, made \u201cTop 1y for.purchase or othorwise ace Teceiver, trustee, assignee, trustee for on Hartman\u2019s clean single, Roth's |! autre n 3 > Qur© ase or < d'invention, | the benefit of creditors, liquidator.ex.On Justice flelder\u2019s choice, on which Beebe tried | cènses, concessions and the like, con- ecutor.administrator and curator to in- ing out tha for Hartman at second, but .a.bad, ferring- any exclusive or non-exclusive age.clogs ates, ha to administer man.question lay throw placed the latter at third, and\u2019 et he Took Groun of limited right to-use, or any.Jecret, of estates, persons, artherehipe mess of rights of &oly he trotted in after Murray had grabbed.definitely secure or, th J he information as Jp any, nvéntion tions or corporate bodies and té ie à tered upon a Taylor's sacrifice fly.=~ = .= 7] should: bold -out \u2018advantages : Thich may Seem caps eof eus any, | Buch incidental acts as are nocessarr question.T Buffalo ran homé with two runs in.| fail to\u2019 oor any of qui ony ot wich ® ran ee for such purposes; (k) To apply for, ed with the the same inning.Like thelr frst run: \u2018calculated directly or.indirectly to bene- Purchase or otherwise acquire any :z- \u2014including à these were gifts.Truesdale walled.& \u201cthe company, and to-use, exercise, de- enter Jcenses, concessions and the like ihe power t and when Beck bunted Roth threw nt i| velop-or grant licenses in respect of or SUE RAY EXC ausive or mon excl from ecelesti wide to Purtell, both ruñners: bélng : Providenc : otherwise turn to account, the property.Cret or other information os to any on exhaustive 1 Sa out seorkle, when Jones BE 20 =, mrs ie, a ere La To, Ce ee ares men centre.ccf ind : Lhat\u2026the- 0 ent co.any sen \u201c| lease or otherwise deal in h patents.Montreal pulled -up: \u201ceven * jediate Ang -of profits.union of \u2018interests, \u20aco- licenses or concessions; FA) To fe arguing tha in.th th.operation, Aoint - adventure, reciprocal Jeage or otherwise dispose of the prop other metho * filed to Beck, th Hartman \u20ac: \u2018concession or otherwise, with any Pers ty and undertaking of the company.r solemnizi filed to Beck, both n end.Roth son.or company carrying on or engaged any part thereof.for such conc ii oma ne Jere walked to first and, Taylor sacr in; or about to carry on or engage in any tion as the company may think fit.+ what was \u2018 , - fred.them.to a bag.nearer | Dusiress'or transaction which this com- in particular for shares, debentoi.y .Detiimitt drew a\" ticket to ir \u2018I pany is authorized to engige in or carry bonds or securities of any oi:er come was.ever.| - filing the sé Y.on, and fo Jake or Te edn pany; ($m), To enter inte anv arrange- Cg emeny.73 ! Py \u2018 Pons \u20ac | Share ; LR ; SeÇU oy AE La cn or.mi in.iis] > 1 > Hortmay spa Roth tail .ae, in 2nd, { \u201ccompany, and te sell hold, re-issue, with { terests \"with LE prone ron Ot ie it -By a re ne each third.on the hit n try { or.without guarantee, of otherwise deal carrying on.or engaged in or about to Trent one « ing to reach third.on the hit.Dem: |r with the same; (h) To sell, lease, Or carry on or engage in any business or dential form mitt \u2018spoiled any further.chances of | 2 \u201cotherwise dispose of the property and transaction which this company is a: Lafleur and making tallies.\u2026: \"75 À -; Ce) +} undertaking of the company of any part thorized to catry on or engage in, ani 2 ol an Buffalo's winning tally Came in the\u2019 thereof, .for such consideration as the | to take or otherwise acquire shares aid clearly laid eighth.Murray hit for one bag.company may think fit, and in particular securities of ay such company, and t» still similas - Jones bunted in front-of the plate and |: or:shares, debentures, bonds or securi- hold, sell, re-issue - with or without made by th Roth threw badly t Bids et ties of anw other company; (I) To dis- guarantes, or otherwise deal in tu Thus all the Marrs Cy to second to.get tribute \u201camong \u2018the \u201cshareholders of the | same; .(n) To distribute among t: regarding m| om ray.Purtell., £ot thé \u2018ball.end.\u2018Company \u2018in kind any property of the shareholders of the company in kind tedated and - thréw over Yeager\u2019s head, and : Mur- company, and in particular any shares, any property of the company and in civil provisic ray took a chance and made \u2018the plate.| debentures or gecurities in other com-.particular day Shares, debentures 5 passed.\u2018mot get that one antes, belonging e \"company Or other companies be- 5 Montreal could \u2018mot get that one | Sn \u2018the Copan \u201cmay have the wer longing to the company or which tre As to.the ei Bee - ; to.dispose of, and tt \u2018do all acts and exer- Sehpany may have the power to dispose France fd \u201cNATTY E TTD | ; \u2018Ici£e:aH -power to-carrÿ on any business OL, and to do Acts and exercise a! ance di BASEBALL FIXTUR of Ancidental to the praper fulflitng of the POWer to carry on any business wii that of de mb lS Allied a Pa : th 5 ; : : at ro! {objects for which the company is incar- \u20ac company may consider as being ir- enactments \u2019 HS x: :| porated: (1) To.act as an agency for or cidental to the proper fulflling of tre were passed V LEAGU on benalf cf \u2018others \u2018who entrust the objects for which the company is incoi- copying the Yesterday's Results.company with \u2018money-to lend or ihvest, porated; (o) To amalgamate wl h an: n t ; a oem | and also-to secure the repayment of the Other company having objects similar in ents or en Chicago, 3; Cleveland, 1.- \"| principal \u2018or the payment of the interest, Whole or in part to those of the com- And, more \u2018or: both, or any moneys- \u2018entrusted with P20Y; (D) To purchase, lease, or other- ed out Mr.Cleveland, 10; Chicago, St.Louis, 3; Detroit, 0.= Boston, 3; Washington = against loss upon any guarantee or ob- nesses of the company; (q) To make.Taking ur to 112 - or anf advan à ] enter into, deliver, accept and recei¢ ; ligation, or any advance made by the cote convo An renews history on 1 \u2018Washington, 5; Bosto * American League Standing.| .Won.Lost.RC.| + ; .\u2018antes ; Eee any; (r) To do all acts necessary \u20180e .hiCAE0.e we oe = antes.obligation; \u2018advance or invest- P * ; ; oo shown ag! ve.v | antes, ONE BO ; ment the undertaking, carrying on and con by M ND eo ment; L ; mu in Philadelphie \u2018made by.the company, as agent or oth- pletion of any of the businesses whic a delp eo, \u2018sal ay (1) TT ; ; he \"a1.| the.company is authorized to engage \u20187 ately subse 6, erwise; o issue, hand over and -al- ; Gi autiés ;.{lot\u2018as paid-up stock, shares of.the: capi- OT carry on, and for all services, cit: (that ia.fro Detroit .sass 20 Cleveland ., .«a.7° Washington pe.18.New\u2019.York.+ : 12.\u201cproperty, rights, privileges, léases, li- A 2 or Sap the effect Et.- Louis se + 0.11 ses, \u2018patents, contracts, real estate, POLE 9 No Dower granted re an Cortera] 00 .Sos 5 \u2018*] etoek, assets and other property .or shall be limited or restricted by the an Là + \u201cpis a UE e: rights which.thes company may lawfully Plication or \u2018interpretation of any oui or in\u2019 exdctl > Where They Play: To-day.- d acquire by virtue hereof; (m) The .pow- nk 9 grante d.The © perations (nue Prevailed | ; \u2014_\u2014 Co d] ers in each paragraph.hereof are to be the Dominion of Canada and eisewheré Thus there Detroit at St.Louls.| | of .any other paragraph.The operations ete a into 10°\" had 2 8 Bll Of the company to be carried on through.| 922, Million dotlars, divided ino it.| ad the dir fay: .: = WO out the \u2018Dominion of Canada and else- the chief place of business of the sai D ge ny Te .mens 20 hat feciing where by the meme of.Burland Realty company to be at the City of Montres.lo ouling w \u201cer , Teg dk Lorn : \u2018| Company, Limited,\u201d with a cap stock.; no 0 .(Modification of - Schedule, of Afty thousand dollars, divided into IRpthe Proyince of Quebec ero thae it.in À : .22 RS « \u201cToronto, May 3t.\u2014A modificatton \u2018of the : Canadian.Baseball - - League : Leagu d company to be at.the Cit Mont- .schedule for Monday, June 3\u2014the sai the Y province.of Quebec.on , THOMAS MULVEY, ,Ç such freedc Eugs Birthday\u2014nas been ordered by | À.Dated atthe office of he Secretary of Under-Secretary cof Sate Tape pern - the executive.\u2018 As\u2019\u201cthe.hoMday- has pu = State of Cs a, this 22nd'day of May, A t, dividuals some\u2019 effect.at Ottawa, \u2018morning and\" \u201cthe\u201d electric: timing v A MAS MTT vm earners for Appicants.& Genet gious organ afternoon games will be played- there \u201cap, was: weary.\u2018It Ci + THOMAS MULVEY, \u201counsel \u20ac «sas planned.At the other points o the efrcuit, Where.thé \"holiday pré \u201c.elamation \u2018is accompanied by mo ton- | siderable cessation - from - work, în- \u201cstead of morning and\" afferncon .- games do,uble-headers will -be played - - in the 2afternoon.At -such points: a ] \u201c single, and not a double guarantee.will be in order.| Played First Game.Guelph, Ont., May 3L\u2014After two postponements, Brantford and Guelph played their first game of the season here yesterday afternoon, the visitors | \u2018finally winning out in\" the last iniing.| The game was full of action = from.start: to finish.The Brantford team | Lo played better pail in the fleld than did: the locals, who outhit the: winners.Scoré:\u2014 UT 4 | ©.oY RHE.Brantford .0 6 2 0 06 00 1\u20149 101 Guelph .0040111108 13 5'| 72 ony, att Batteries\u2014Tasker, : Goose,- Connolly- and Lamond; Schuman and Hemlock.ven minutes.\u201cmiles an hou miles an- hour said, \u2018and ; the.company for invéstment, and for e purposes of.securing \u2018the -company company; and to-réceive and dispose of any description: of assets or security whichis conveyed, pledged, mortgaged, \"or .assigned to or.warehoused, with the company-in connection with such guar- any business, : franchise, undertaking, jn no wise limited or restricted by re- | ference \u2018to or:inference from the terms \"1 500.shares of one hundred dollars each, and the chief place of business of the | ndbr-Sécretary of State.- A\" JOTT \u2018& DAY D.Cee oo vie - | En ors Tor Applicants; TT TT /; PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, under: the | First Part of Chapter 79, of the Revised.i| Statutes of Canada, 1906, known as \u2018The Companies\u2019 - Act,\u201d supplementary letters patent \u2018have: been issued under the Seal :} ofthe \u2018Secretary of State of Canada, \"bearing date the 21st day of May, 1912, changing the corporate name.of \u2018North \u2018American Cloak & Suit Company, Lim- | ited to that of \u2018The Waldman Company, Efmitad.SR | >Dated at the office:of: the.Secretary: of Sthte of Canada, this 28rd day.of May, Cv ww \u201cOBC yo ACOBS; MALL & COUTURE; = 7 >SoMéftors.-\u201d 102 71 TS x CPR QUÉBEC SERVICE.omimencing June 25d, and daily { thereafter, the Canadian Pacific will open-a \u201cToain de luxe\u201d between Montreal Place Viger and Quebec, leaving Montreal 5.00 p.m.and returning leav- \u201citng Quebec at\u2019 same.hour.Train will çonsist \u201cof first\u2019 class coaches, parlor 189,00; a.mam.daily, a tal stock of the company in payment of wise acquire any business similar in character or objects to any of the busi: transfers, assignments, grants and cnn- tracts necessary to carry out the pur poses of the company and to promnie the objects and business of the com + and trusts in charge, collect and ré ceive all proper remuneration, legal, usual and customary costs, charges and oX- by.the name of \u2018Diligent Trust Cow: pany, Limited,\u201d with a capital stock\u201d \u2018State of Canada, this 22nd day of Ma 1912.- vo SYNOPSIS OF DOMINION LAND REGULATIONS.Any wno is the sole head of 3 family, or any male over 18 years A may homestead a quarter section © available Dominion land in Manitobs.Saskatchewan or Alberta.The ap;.icant must appear in person at the Dominion L cy or Sub-Agency for en District.Entry by proxy may be mess at any agency, On certain conditions, »J father, mother, son, daughter, brothel or sister of In.ending homesteader.Duties\u2014Six months\u2019 residence upen and cultivation of the land in each ?three years, A homesteader may live within nine miles of his homestead on 3 farm of at least 80 acres solely cowie and occupied by him, or by his father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sistel In certain districts a homesteade: IN standing may pre-empt a quarter sectior alongside his homestead, Pré 8.00 per acre $ Duties\u2014Must reside upon the home: wtead or pre-emption six months In esc of six years from date of homestead entry (including the time required to earn homestead patent), and cultivate ary acres extra.A homesteader who has exhausted his homestead right and _cgnnot obtair 2 re-emption may entef f§r a purchase omestead in certain disgricts.Price $8.00 per acre.Dutles\u2014Must reside six | and dipmg~car.; This service will be | Months In each of three years.cult!*ss | in\u2018âddition t6 that at present in-opera- ny.chores and t a house wWO CORY, es Depu = the Inter I ty 6f the Minister of the In N.\u2014Unauthorized publication of + advertisement will not be paid for.monies were tial for\u201d the | clared a si was met wi days, there matter, as Were incorp the newly ef religious ac Servances Le) Catholies t) Practice of JUL -| REMOVED TO NEW OFFICES ) \u201che Dorninion Bond Company.Lim\" ad, announces the removal of its af, 2 ~ from the Merchants Bank Building ° .{ waite 208 in.the new Dominion Expres ng.\u2014 rene mt rt re 8 20 = > ! of Le 8 : .OS To TEE Te .SES RE TETE ET : ca direct attack Upon the essence : Jf marriage, it.might \u2018be.well\u2019, ar EE TR Quawa, May 31.\u2014Mr.R Cc, Smith adresse the \u2018Court yesterday \u2018after- Lt the hearing ef the -marriège\u2019 on behalf of Quebec, pointing out, :ne opening of his remarks, Ahat por case ; : to strive for the preservation\u201d J provincial rights - after: hearing x\u2018 vaiiant defence of these: \u2018sang emuodied in the statement -miade hy | pe representative of: Ontario : Talking gp the bill Mr.Smith- declared : that de whole difficulty - arôte «ever: thé sords \u2018and duly performed \u2018according.9 such laws*, the, court: Anterposed : vita the remark\u2019 that\u2019.ne view of \u2018fhe.qi chat the, litigation.had * hitherto cantred about; nullity\u2019 and \u201cas Gulitÿ.P jament, making use of ita jurisdi ze law: for the Sfr smi d'However, it RO .eciable for EL oh a law to\u2019 Suis fhe time nent.RY to reserve is rights) Placeoding.counsel: hii out that se bill under discussion.dealt ex- cusiveir with the quality\" and; th character of the functionaries: empow- pred io celebrate marriage: Thus were-| found in it the words \".-éeremony\u201d worm etc.In the-.sédéond section reference was made to the.Tights And ries of married.pephle: a8, Deng.abo sciute and complete, Parliament: m way had the requisite\u2019 Jurisdiction: «0 legislate on the question of \u2018pro-{\", pery and civil rights, fihation, ét Therefore the section 4m quéstion *waë'I-2 powerless to decree what these xights © ère Such rights cauld \u2018be .defined qureiy and solely by.competent, \u201cthat ;, provincial authority.* The general sower of the Dominion to legislate on T= 4 marrlage could not be construed: \u2018ds con\u2018erring thé power to legislats: ôn- \u201che social and civil rights of the\u2019 pa es t0 marriage.- 3 \u2018Well, what do you construe \u2018section 110 mean?{ questioned \u201cthe: Chief Justice.T may be ultra vires; it Certainly 3 \u2018nocuous,\u2019 replied Mr.Smith, Aang iagiy.| + - RIGHTS OF | SOLEMNIZATION.On Justice sir Louis Davies pointing out that; the.whole crux- ofthe question lay in a determining of «tl rights of solemnization, Mr.Sm#H entered upon a lengthy discussion of the yuestion, The whole system :connést- ed with the solemnization of marriage \u2014including the -persons officiating and the power to officiate\u2014were à rom ecclesiastical authority,\u2019 A \u2018moat % exhaustive review of the\u2019 history of England and France \u2018but served.+ 1 substantiate this.There was.1p Use| arguing that there might have.been | W other methods in vogte fn regard to | tur solemnizing marriage.it\u201d was.purely- and simply a matter Bt determining} what was really in véglie.Marriage | | wvould was ever a religious \u201cand.foôt J : ceremony.The State took an estab- ished regious institution - amd copied\u2019 i.By a reference: to the Counsh: of Trent one could see \u2018Chat \u201calT the-êvi- dential forma; ties, referred to by Mr.: Lafleur and \u2018Nesbitt, had .been ciearly laid: down, and further back still similar |\u201c -pronouncéments-\u2018 were made by the\u201d Counell: »of- Lateran.Thus all the ecciésiastica! - prôvis \u2018 regarding marriage sclemnization aii=\"}, iedated and * iforeshadowed whatever.|: civil provisions in the matter had been.passed, Shy \u20ac As to.the civil\u2019 Taw, France was concerned, the À frst ince dealing with - thé subject: that of de Blois, whilst \u2018subséqiebt.re snactments \u2018 of\u201d a -aimilar.character were passed.by the French Fins.2.h \u201copring the.-declestastical : ents or emactments, worse And, moreover, significantly - pol «d out Mr.Smith, the.observant: monies were made an\u2019 absolute \u2018esse \u201cal for the validity of marriage.\u201d Taking \u201cup \u2018consideration of English | history on the.subject; Mr.Smith de- dared a sifnilar condition of affairs| time t was met witb.- As to\u2019 - pre-reformation the as lays.there could -be*tio doubt on the | matter, as Had: been exhaustively |.shown by Messrs.Mignault and Hells muth in a former \u2018session.- \u2018Immédi- ately subsequent\u201d to the Reformation that ig, from™-1546) \"speetfic | \u2018provisions were incorporated {Into the \u2018canons of the newly created.Anglican Chureh, -to.the effect that: all marriages had to: ba.* contracted \u2018\u201chi-the \u201cface af the chureh.™ Tin exactly the \u2018sameé\u2019 emer as Bad | ys prevailed in.\u2018the \u2018Catholte \u201d Church.\" Thus there.was &.religious solemnization, - Servances of the preseribed form Bties| had the direét' éffect® of Tendering- the Marriage null and vol.\u201d : Dealing with (the article.ét ca prolé- & \u2018on of Montreal, Mr.Smith versed 2 hat it inéontrovertibly - granted to] cage \u201catholics the fullest freeffom in \u2018th Mautice of their \u2018religion.\"Nor was] rh freedom to: Be construed Re simple permisston\u2019 Hor fie Catholics as Tvidunls te regart aie re The Te lame sad = comes from sick kidneys snd.ob ittended to immediately 90 #8 10.\u2018avoid.§ gid.2 h hi : portant Admission Made by ne Wallace Nesbitt, | 50 < for the Proposer of the Ma Tiag [ as all the more incumbent pon | hy ser \u2018ne B, iN.A.Act, to\" pass.a thoss yi the \u2018News! ths inion estan rae ; 4 os co.T 8.OTREET, Cor: ST.MIOHAEL LANE.» Go pley, Hamilton \u2018reelman, Gualph, Ont-; Me son, Calgary; Col.\u201cToronto: Miss anne M.DeSola, veroux, Win- Gent Louis Feline, Faris, France; Fenton, New Tork;> Mr Go fis \u201cSydney Green, ou : Wm.Gu thy te, ills, Mr.oJhn Mac- ; \u2014 WIL WATCH Z| PREMIER ROBLIN Fenton, Wollaston, Mass; Mr.Chris- | Fiddic who, \u2018B.C Mr., Man.; Miss Alice P.Mills, »-j the: discussion was on matters of rou- { of the Grand Lo 2% | ment.on provincial lodges.Consider- .=| ahle business yet remains.to be trans-_ ! acted and the session will run well y, | into Friday, when the election of of- je rg all it Seemed to be en the Surface.wo | Fredericton, N.B., May 30.\u2014The correspondence committee on presenting its report to the Orange Grand Lodge +{.0f British America this afternoon > | @welt particularly upon the school att, { situation in Manitoba.It advised that the acts of the Roblin Government in that province be watched closely in that regard, as it was suspécted that seemed to be upon the surface.This advice is following out the suggestion Mañitoba \u201chad been pleased by the able counsel, the school legislation of the Roblin Government without being able to find ground for criticism, but nevertheless are of the opinion that the Manitoba situation should be \"| ¢aretully watched.During the after- Che j noon session of the Ladies\" Orange *| \u2018Benevolent Association waited upon the Grand Lodge and extended greetings.Mr.Gllday presided.\u2018An address to the Governor-General, ELR.H.the Duke of Connaught, was also passed, .The session to-night continued until about midnight, the alteration of bylaws.and constitution being matters before the lodge.The greater part of tine.~The most.important business: wad a decision to double the revenus ge by double assess- Beers will be held.ep \u2018RESPONSIBLE FOB FIRE.- Berise engines used in contracting work were not eguipped with spark BE.| arresters, the firm of Angus W.Reb- | ertson has been held responsible for a fire which- destroyed a bam of Protestant Hospital for the Insane! {Thé claim of $875 had been paid by 1 the Western Assurance Co., and action .was then entered by the Company 1 against the firm of Robertson, with the | | above result.= Sa Hid Sohaol Legislation we \u2018 tts school legislation was not all it\u2019 4 mage in the address of the: Grand - Master to the effect that the fact \u2018that | both: parties to the school\u2019 question\u2019 in ! | legisiation in question was rather sus-_ { picious.It is said that prominent of« 7: ficiéls of the Orange Order have caré- », | fully examined, with the assistance.of Le » v \u2018 ' \u2019 = To = De D RENE 5 rT li desc ee CREE ses CR .CN = : CE rims i \u2019 = = EX CT pe Bul TN 8 3 : \u20ac son oy \u20ac 3 A ; = oe STN Cr J 8 à À A « ; eee fp aan = a ; ; cu Été wt Fae Bl et ame L {of the case.for Teligion, over and: wpon Ave; ; F.| the heart \u2019.and -eonacience the \u20ac ak.Alton.of 360° a stead, 180 o¢ whom were boarders, \u2018He defined education as rripêrite : a.2 oy + + i | 5 > 7 roves by vor.suitable for English Fruit: Sa N.B.\u2014These Cola Meat, Fish à Pending the con tion-0f th \u201c.?ateeks, the \u2018Alco\u2019 people.will keep : a Which we are: now using.\u2018 ( GROCERIES SAND PROVISIONS \u201cLAKE SHORE CUSTOMERS ~ 7.BY MOTOR TRUCK ears, ofall us.i : Salad English Fruit\u201d Seiats | The Chassis is one\u2019 of» the i ocomotive Company: : \u201cha, Branch at\u201d Longüs Pointe, à struc blé\u201d us: te; take \u2018better \u201cthem: on.the.\u201cshortest: be the qui Ps \u2014s Flavors; 3 pis.\u2019 for as.j These delicious Jelly.Powders are in\u2019 demands ÿ hey HE Fi T ft all seasons.| Fruit Salads now appear - on thie have them put up: an, ready for use, 8 larger uen y of the Im { Fru Salads are th sorret.thin g.Major Gr rge bottles.\u201d del and sand «rer a LAMBERTS cove with our ef#er-in {ereasing tra ordered, \"and RY A Tr of New:Y ow Yor Tork an he oy 18.being made b, | MB.A.C.LARIVIERE, of Montres L {lie Well-Kiows We believe in selecting the \u2018ALC O\u201d Motor.Tarivie \" make \u2018Second to None\u2019 us & body in keeping wit we know Front, \u201ctbe \u2018Truck.= d make a very.appetizing.and\u2019 ony.onion the addition of a.little.: Try a few.packages with your eut æome and delicious.Lemon, Vanilla, Caives\u2019.\u201cFoot rADbons.Strawberry, Cherry Pineapple, Champagne, Orange\u2019 ~ Pistachio, Grapefruit Sherry and: I mdny variet tos oo ] th home of the fine chu tney, tention 5 obi Just: to hand fr om: \"so in te \u2018subur Constructs RUCK: A iFOR.OU DELIVERED À pie mo and we draw \u2018Satiwsgardé Hon \u2018dant to-.pay Fas rors L000, Me: Justice.Greensh , Judgme WYpholdins vs a def 1) gemcent, - the.emisaion of : Yapor \"the fimavoles, the.fumes ao from Phat | fissures, and.other interesting: phano=}; s | mem job 1de \u2018to: the Yew ; from, véolénice, : nine | esunsoléss fof a e \u2018sit ng imporsthle: The.Shipping Fed: eration has: now: denounced the agree- 2 i ; o- last great onsibiiit; _Ainong \u2018the.1e steamers themsélves.ith.} {0 of.\"the Highia; the i Tgtiniiors ot, thei j ened.col.Roy being leo: pre- went.p | bea, amd the\u2019 pupfi under un soi thé on.; whit \u2018teachers.ase rooms | Manusotures situated.ja the Monu-, | Bi that have: ranlopaeia, St.Jon's and \u2018Sherbrooke ; schools\u2019 have been forwarded by.the |' This.exhibition \u2018in on.6 of the large the work.oft Cc all of; ; |: \u201c\u2018Brittanic.\u2019 2 14: wi Be the: same\u2019 \u2018Olympic?869 feet.\u2018The |\" has\u2019 had two.vessels.a ii to it, Canitlie \u2018adaressod ti ment, explaining ai {the eel.\u2018cofor par- some time \u2018détilting \u201cwith | eo\" officete also \u2018Had - of \u201cthese schools to \u2018Montreal \u201cfor fhis a nnual.: display, which .com-| prises.wong In the.freehand, architec: | gl and- mec] cal drawing, paint-' | 5 modelling, 1 thogréphic; .plumbing, | 4 ; ettering, boot and shoe | À ; stale bul rooms ofthe Council of Arts.and Lie this |.g xhibition-of the | \\ work :accompitahed- by the numerous _ he dress: cutting, ; sewinx,- = jounnery classes, ælso'the work of the} an - d; Painting: \u201cand 5 Mary Dubai, of this city, is: believed 16-be the first suffragist in the United States to he given a penitentiary sentence for - arrested \u2018on a warrant obtained by Mr.\u2018Dubal,\u201c who complained that im a fit {-of:rage she gave him a sound beating.2] Oity \u201cJudge Albert Hotchkiss found - her.guilty \u2018and \u2018declared that if women desired men's prerogatives they should have men\u2019s punishment when\u2018 found guilty of violation of law.He alweya dealt -séverely with \u2018wife beat ; male = 1: prete \u2018and Operating A.B.REA .& Co, Montresi, Limites, | 1 \u201c MOALBRON, Pres.- #.W.MOOONNELL, Vice pr Ua M GOODWIN, Managing Director.PETER PAN WAISTS, at .SATIN PETTICOATS, at.te \u201crv.se ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, including - amd Kettles, all at various prices.MEN'S WHITE DUCK \u2018PANTS, at .4 | \u201cWHITE: AND: FANCY VESTS, at .\"9 + ., 81.50 to 82,50 \\ MEN'S COMBINATION SUITS, \"MENS.HALF HOSE, M + + pe MEN'S SHIRTS, at.+ \u2026 MEN'S.OUTING: SHIRTS atin.5 \u201c87,50, \"$10.00, $15.00, $18.50 and $20.00 each, at .~ RUSSIAN KITTLE DRESSES.2 to 8 years, at TRIMMED HATS, at \u201ceee Sue se be ve we ae» ++.ts.ob ee LADIES\" SUMMER.Hosters.at.per pair .LADIES\u2019 SUMMER GLOVES, at, per pair, : _ $0 .98, 78 $Las, NECKWEAR 2 OVELTIES, at, each ce ee sa ee se au 4, MOTOR SCARFS, at cas 0» oes \u2018va é \u2018de .oe we : VEILINGS, at, per VOTd ines oi es nee cb ae ob se enn WASH GOODS, at, per yard - oe we .KX) +.Yea ve as 20, «35 and 75 DINNER: ON: SATURDAY LOF ve os 60 oe 00 00 06 TRUNKS, at, each ses ets Soa ps BE we gg se $4.95, $5.25 ang 85.59 MEN'S OUTING TROUSERS, at .$195, $295, $3.50 and sas at .ou ++ es se eri.65 and up, es.00 ne $0pev0ee -.se ve .oe oo eo econ 81.00 to $4.75 oo.vo \"sea 32.75 MEN'S STRAW, HATS, At .20uve na ue es sa +o oo $LOQ to $5.00 ; 1A Nyoiansgss Liss of Bartwase, 85.98 81.50 ang 3g | 86.95 |i % | 98 cee 98 \u201cnee, 82.93 s 81.25 and 4 .25, 35 and 39 ®e Bs ee.4.ve 52 sa oo.$1.50 and 4175 Lo +50 end 8110 65 ang 45 ; 65 to 82,75 Cernig - 10 ang 15 ee, 50 Fans, Irons, Toasters, Stoves, ee 6 66 oo se as $1.00 and 81,25 ss 25 er .aly.reprint of Articles and Cartoons from the eading journals and reviews refiecting the current A thought ef.both hemispheres.Montreal and Suburbs, $2.00.vi: Redmong\u2014 By AR» | BR sf Bee tor, : NY, \u201cMay \u2018sc_atre | usband beating.She was he and accordingly he sentenced Yer | \u201c \u2018World Wide\u2019 is the best $1.50 worth of reading I get.\u201d C.8peller, Cranbrook, B.C.\u201c \u2018World \u2018Wide\u2019 justifies its name.Its selections are well chosen, instructive and entertaining.\u201d Maxwell Wallace, Emerson, Man les easily and is not leaking.U .crew and passengers remain «7 t# in no danger.ng dort, the Breslin, Rector\u2019s, mont, the Kmickermocker.Churc\u201d and the Holland House are still v7?| pled by the strike.- City of Montreal, Rev, H | FEE 11 od \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEGRO WAITERS NOW.New York, May 80.\u2014 Anticip TE trouble, the management of the Ho\u201d Plaza this afternoon discharged * ne than farty waiters who were men \u2018of the International Union, emd announced that walters to take their places were ! cs Hotel oW rie ne = > he.The W= mushed from Virginia.the Fe \u201c8 ras LY WITNESS\u2019 is printed ani the \u2018Witness\u2019 Corn a aby St.Peter strest, in !- e by John Redra\u2019h TForks: Baham has an May ai ugall and Frederick Eugene Do A Babies es which an both of Montreal sail from Liverpool\u201d May tor | dostn communications should b* = 16 1 A eased John Dougall & Son i ahs .Boag Office, .Montreal, and all \u201clette-s the Hdéitor, should be address< à of the Witness, Many Périons the Hour to Se Their Royal and Duchess cess Patricia 3 and unostenta with the Roy.into Posavent six o'cidek escorted to + whirled away heir escort t strathcona on The time of to a few officia a big crowd Royal Highne the coming o quickly thro station and © big hostelries rumber of cit hotels trooped ça] force, ass stables, kept 4 ihrough the s outside for th Royal Hig A people grouped in a plain, de white hat, and that some U were at the sf significance of disappointed à hecause they served Their J The Royal rom Cornwall cf one hundre two hours and f the rallwa could have bd not want it to the stated t roadmaster of way, Brockvill from Cornwall] «d by steame train consisted the private ca \u2018Cornwall.\u2019 private cars hold of Their | were one hun haggage.His Royal J Connaught pr the Royal Hi Field this aft is very spect unique even garrison in t) made by a me ily.The ew presented to Monk in Log taine Pahk ix The area 0] parade was «\u20ac a stand was party, and à flags the Ro} From a tall siandard.G the enclosure off to the nig] The royal | o'clock, and\u2019 tà the royal The old color play.the dru escort march tish Grenadie Colors\u2019 is pla\u2019 Formed in square the rv consecration Robert Bruce His Royal Connaught with a forme $.Cauthie, « abiy replied.tu line, mare Colors, and à Regimental fo-nient in 1 Penetangu flerce fire b Noon at the Manufacturi destroying t rowing al 85 work, | damage has the logs wi Plant inetud| achinerv, three o'cloc brick the saw a ture.OD han the flames that it wan Were got u until seven extineu "]