The daily witness, 4 novembre 1912, lundi 4 novembre 1912

[" ILY WITNES mT yw TER PRIE .) ; ocr TREE , a 3 Au S Page E gnt: + = oe ae eo ; = Ae MONTREAL, CANADA.CROUTVIN TE BI .Lid ADANGER THROUGH ATER SHORTAGE = M vahts Fire Gave Indication of Dreadful Possibilities Should Conflagration oo », of >, >, at ge ee oD oa; FAIR AND Wii; [ii DA e! » *, 5 >, te ote ate Le ut .gr ale 070 age ale 070 We We ule et Da « oe » o + NOVEM, BER 4, 1912 PRICF ONT CENT X Break Out Uptown.x voiter\u201d ; Na water! ; At the City Hali this morning hun- us.Ar hundreds of! dreds of indignant citizens were heard > : ins upper levels, from, some calling in person, while se.- \u201cost beng house- | others contented themselves with call- PS3 tate of desperation; ing up the Water Department, the Cases water had tof Mayor, or any official who could be \u2014_\u2014 ~noor eight Hiocks, ; found, and pouring tales of misfortune = home from school! ; into the ears of these long-suffering carry water for household gentlemen.The first complaints came \u2018isgusted citizens , frorn Drummond street shortly after reed ts go with- | six o'clock.but it was not long before ; © breakfast owing the whole of the upper level, including | | Pine avenue, Park avenue, Prince Ar- Ponta the City Hall! thur street, Cedar avenue, and other \"Hite all morning: parts had been heard from, al] with Leried, and acting on.rhe same complaint.Residents of on Alderman Ward.Jus, Pine avenue complain bitterly that aR ee nas promcées | they have had no water since last situation not be Te- | night \u2018arnoon such emergency i All the upper reservoi \u2018 ; necessary will he taken.; as 4 resuit ot the breaks in the Pape time, however, The fact; neau avenue watermain.and in the should a fire break OUT 36-inch main at the pump house.This © strest.or AN Any Othe forced the closing down of à twelve of the oiry.there would mililon gallon pump til the repairs io water In PXUNAUIER | were made at the pump-house.The nf dollars Worth OL Preak was caused rhrough an accident undoautediy.5 dé- in the installation of a new twelve _ Pme JIS million gallon pump besides the other.=v and are sparing nn, LIABLE TO th, sitnstion relieved.HAPPEN ANY TIME.SL nave water in \u2018nese |» «= nftsrnoon.Superin- Controller Godfrey said this morning | \u201c with Engineer Janin [ that a break Was liable ra happen at 4e MOTHIDS OIN personally | any time.ark cf the organization Admitted, said one of the aldermen - this morning, but inquired why such an emergency shnnld noi have heen Sr + provided for long ago.\u2018If such a NTS LAID break is liable to oceur at any time ada \u2019 \u201c| why have noi some stops heen taken ! - _ ie twa breaks of ves- in order thgt householders may not be ; 88, .we in the big fire at} put to suf inconven:iner, And de x when, Owing to in- property in such danger.= car supply, the less ex- Alderman Ward said that when the 7 rer of a million dollars.engineer was asked as to whether any x vder people are frightened,\u201d improvements were necessary to the M .srominent city official this present facilities, Mr.Janin always ex- s Le city of Montreal.He stated that city by E.J.Sullivan.Both-men were ; he city would take objection to the employed as ron workers at the C.P.Ly rofile presented by the railway for R.shops.Sullivan fired at Mayo three & he crossing of St.James, Notre Dame times, the last shat taking effect in the nd other streets, unless a.high head- forehead.Sullivan fled after the shoot- oom as possible was afforded.An ing and has not been captured.3-foot clearance was desired, instead | à EAR f 14 feet, as\\provided in the plan, one SEARCHED FOR WIFE'S BODY.\u201cason being that the Montreal Trém- \u201cRowing over the lake in a small boat, © ys Company might later wish to searching for the body of his wife, Mr.9.perate double-deck cars.The best Louis Valois arrived at Chateauguay £ principles to-day were for underground this morning in despair He could find a onstruction, and the city's attitude [no trace whatever Mrs.Valols left Its is one gf objection to an overhead.Montreal on Friday to visit relatives , t was the first of its kind and a pre- lat Cascade Point.\u2018 Turkey sues for peace.hungry Anatolian troops as Belgrade.Greeks also capture Prevesa.London.Nov.4\u2014Those Powers thus far consulted have responded to Tur- kevs appeal for their mediation in the war by declaring that they could make only proposals for peace, and cauld not approach the Balkan Nations with a request for an armistice.It is believed still that the Powers will soon find a formula under which they can offer their good offices.The terms of peace themselves are a matter entirely for belligerents to settle, Bulgaria having again affirmed that no interference by outsiders will be tolerated.In this she has the whole hearted support of her allies, Germany's Answer ToTurkey\u2019s Appeal To Grea: Britain A Dreadnought 10 Cansianunople ~- who settled the political as well as the military aspect of the campaign before the war was undertaken.The negotiations which were taking place among the Powers when Turkey sprang the surprise of asking for mediation were not over'successful.The European governments had not even agreed upon the preliminaries for an offer of mediation.The suggestion made by France to which both Rus- sila and Britain subscribed met with nothing but criticisms in Austria, and she, of course, was backed by Germany and Italy, the other two members of the Triple Alliance.It is suggested, however that Austria understood the proposal in regard tc \u2018disinterestedness\u2019 which was not, as believed in Austria,- directed against the idea of economic arrangements between Austria and the Balkan League.Still, Austrias attitude.has caused much uneasiness and ' reports that she is mobilizing continue to circulate all over Europe.In the meantime the war is going on and what was left of the Turkish army after the defeat at Luleburgas is rushing for supposed safety behind the line of forts at Tchatalja with the Bulgarian left trying to cut them off.It is suggested in some quarters that Nazim Pasha, the Turkish Command- in-Chief, has received reinforcements.and is making a last desperate stand to cover the retreat of his shattered forces.Twefik Pasha immediately on recetv- ing the communication from Constantinople went to the foreign office and conferred with Sir Edward Gray, the British Foreign Secretary, for tyo hours.; The Balkan nations and Greece are persistent in their determination that Turkey must arrange directly with them, the terms of peace without the intervention of the European Powers.This attitude is emphasized in a statement from official sources which gays: \u201cThe Turkish proposal of peace is satisfactory insofar as it shows a desire to prevent further bloodshed.\u2018Ag regards foreign intervention, however, there seems to .be no chance of the Balkan states listening to any foreign counsels while treating for the arrangement of conditions of peace.Balkan states and Turkey direct.TURKEY, CRUSHED BY | BALKAN ALLIES ASKS | BRITAIN TO INTERCEDE Meanwhile, Fighting Continues-Panic ir Salon- ika-Warships of Powers in Race | for East.LEADING POINTS IN TO-DAY'S DESPATCHES Tewfik Pasha in consultation to-day two | hours with Sir Edward Grey.i Germany and Austria not yet officially advised of peace overtures.Germany has to-day despatched ser, sails round Cattegat; \u2018Breslau\u2019 from Kiel to Constantinople waters.- \u2018Geoben,\u2019 large Dreadnought cruiser, sails round Cattegat; \u2018Breslan\u2019 going through canal waits at Wilhelmshaven.Salonika reported in panic; 30,000 native fugitives there; 7000 Ragged Arnaut hillmen prisoners arriving in pitiable condition at Greek division, under General Smolenski, transports at Stavros on Aegean coast east of Salonika.Northwest of Salonika, Janitza (Jenidje) town, east of Monastir railway line, occupied from Verria by Greeks.Adrianople and Scutari still hold out.Austria says she will not allow Servia to occupy Albama, * APPEAL TO * .GREAT BRITAIN * + * * London, Nov.4\u2014The * * Turkish ambassador here ~*¥ * has been directed by the *¥ * Ottoman Government to.* #* inform Great Britain of #* * Turkey's willingness to: * * receive assistance in bring- * * ing about a suspension of * * hostilities with a view of ¥ * arriving at a peace settle- * * ment.* * * RER ORREREX RER These must be settled between the garrison plundering shops.reported landed from SULTAN OF TURKEY, Who, to-day, has to admit the shattered fortunes of the once-powerful Ottoman Empire.RF XF FREE R + NN = | Watch it Growing Newsier E MONDAY.the - to the White 56 ¢ this, the appear In the signals.A great many people attempted in Montreal.during the evening.the Do not miss it.interested in the result of To-Morrow\u2019s to the Presidency of the United States.\u201cWitness, Light Department have arranged for the most extensive \u2018announcement of an election result ever By flashi every residence, hotel or other place served by the Companies, the standing of the candidates will be announced at intervals as the returns come in \u201cWitness Then you will Electric Flashes mean.TELL YOUR FRIENDS to watch for the Key so that they will recognize in Montreal are deeply | the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company and the Westmount Electric The explanatory key will TO-MORROW.lection Realizing ing the lights in know what the GERMAN WARSHIPS.FOR THE EAST Kiel, Germany, Nov.4 \u2014 The German armored cruiser \u2018Goeben\u2019 sailed this morning by way of Skagen and the protected cruiser \u2018Breslau\u2019 will follow this afternoon by way of the Kiel canal.The \u2018Goeben\u2019 is to go to Con- The cruiser \u2018Vineta\u2019 has.left Corfu for The cruiser \u2018Vinet' has left Corfu for Constantinople, the \u2018Hertha\u2019 for Salonika, and the \u2018Geier\u2019 for Haifa.Rear-Admiral Trumler has been] placed in command of the German warships in Turkish waters.SALONIKA IN STATE OF PANIC London, Nov.4.\u2014 Salonika is in a state of panic, according to a despatch from that city to the \u2018Post\u2019 About 20,000 inhabitants of the surrounding villages have poured into the town; besides hundreds of fugitives from Uskup, hnd 7,000 Anatolian soldiers sent from Constantinople.There is a great.scarcity of provisions and the hungry soldiers have plundered the bakers\u2019 shops.GREEKS 0CCUPY JARITZA.A Athens, Nov.4\u2014The Gree orces have occupied Janitza, an finportant town in Macedonia, about 35 miles to the north-west of Salonika.i ~ §VITH POLITICIANS AND PEOPLE ew York.Nov.4\u2014, The vote.east 4 H i + i 3 dictivy fered er tn olone] Plivan President at to-moirow\u2019s.élections {shout the United States.will ex | À all previous records, M: tordre: Ereottentte ullusual activity \"on the Pilgn managers to met © dnd developments.An she.1! [taie a determination\u2018te.bi Mm Oyster Bay, Eo et charge that in New [ ey Ut Wilson, to make the defeat Lévelt certain.1 wi general \u2018denials Yrlican gtate leaders.# Perhor ww Ison, and headqya Ritiong to Hers, o \u2018came 1s are fulfiied ©.Reports part out Presidential - the polls.Roosevelt, in ; leaders: are \u201cThis from.| Ls \u2018The et the .voters to the polls, \u2018so that Ï lms maximum vote would be (Cast.extent- de which ith ne V.De list as its A ali states indicate- intense phett- : han ship as the election: \u2018draws Ps} tors ut into - r y mon Ten Hes.Eugene.V.Débs, Socialist candidate esident, will make sey- eral spgeches in St.St.Louis to-day.! THIN UP IN NEW York 8 ar, \u2018gabers.ee arted Po \u2018ona spe: ing - on \u201ca swing\u2019 back: He was.prises 0 the EE EE EE MOTOR BOAT HALF FULL OF WATER FOUND LED TO FEARS OF ANOTHER LAKE TRAGEDY first intimation that the inhabi- at Johnson's Point, Chateau- guay, had of the wreck of the ill- fated \u2018Cecilia IL.\" was about noon on Saturday.Early the same morning The tants they had had considerable excitement through the finding of the two bodies, one of which was washed up opposite the shack occupied by Mr.Johnson, the owner of the \u2018Point,\u2019 and the second lower down in the bay, near White Eagle's shack, an Indian employed by the British-American Film Company, \u2018who have a moving picture plant at this spot.Mr.Frank Beresford, the manager for the company, told a \u2018Witness\u2019 representative that at ahout five o'clock on Friday night he was sitting with his wife in his shack, which faces the lake, and is situated right near the edge, when in the darkness he heard cries for help.He rushed; out, knowing that Jerry Austin, with Mr.Norman, brother of the well known dancing master of Montreal, and a Mr.Haynes, of Montreal, were out in a flat-bottomed boat duck shooting, and thought the cries were from them.By the aid of glasses he saw the party in difficulties on the lake, and at the same moment the company\u2019s motor boat \u2018came along ready to, render any assistance that might b required.Fortunately, Austin shouted they were all right, and the incident closed \u2018for the time.The next morning, however, two bodies were found and a motor boat half full of water.The boat was named \u2018Unie,\u2019 and contained two mackintoshes two grips filled with seven hundred cartwdges;; an empty gasoline can, double-bartelled shotgun, and a magazine bearihg the name of \u2018E.J.Tilison, 4828 Western avenue.\u2019 Tom Williams and Fred.Barnett found the motor boat.The dead bodies were at once connected wiith the boat.a The Lachine police were notified an .subsequently remgved the bodies unidentified to the police station.The motor boat is a Fairbank-Morrig, and .The Jans of Job Hedges, Republican \u2018hominee.called for |speeches at Fishkill and Kingston at noon and at three p.m., respectively, pnd in New York city to-night.' -Oscar Strauss, Progress ivé Hominee, make sevéral-speeches in.the city vit ent, with his prince p a) meeting \u2018Coo Union, where = PT of \" Wilkesbarrd, Pa, \u2018the n and.Marshall held last Satur- Eit! avenue, \u2018Ted Rory Neprasks 1e Eu vs pere, man; : that.WaEon.\u2018(Tom Williams) 5, a pi lest 10,000.\u2018The He on examination thé batteries were found O.K., but all tanks empty, and it was surmised that the two men had been caught in the squall.Mr.Beres- ford said that when they received word from Lachine that the Steamer \u2018Cecilia L' had been lost it put a different complexion on, the finding of the bcat and the dead bodies, it then being estahlished that the bodies were from the ill-fated steamer, and that the occupants of the motor boat were still missing.Mr.Hyde, who resides on the Point, identified the \u2018Unie\u2019 as the property of Mr.White, Beaconsfield, but it was impossible to locate Mr.White last night, and the police are investigating the mystery.Jack Barnett, a member of the camp, said he was out with Sour Face yesterday morning, searching for bodies, and when out in the swift current sav a black object, which on closer inspection they found to be the body of a young man apparently about 18 years of age.Three times did they try to.get the body, but owing to the swiftness of the current were unable to do so.They rescued the cap only, and the body sank.This he handed to the Lachine police.Chief Robert, of the Lachine police, Interviewed yesterday, said that no more bodies had been recovered.He had been searching the shores of the lake and right down the Chateauguay river.The two bodles recovered on Nun\u2019s Island, he said, had not been turned over to him, but he was willing to do anything he could to assist in locating bodies and removing them to Montreal.At the point where the \u2018Cecilia L.\u2019 107 feet deep.Much \u2018wreckage was strewn along the shores from the.Nun\u2019s Island right down as ag Caughnawaga.Fruit and boxes of merchandise were washed up, while well out in the lake from Nun's Island a piano, refrigerator, hencoo;z side of the boat, raft or upper deck of the boat, and many spars were to be seen.RECORD POLL v > ANTICIPATED - Detroit, Nov.4\u2014Except for.x few scattering rallies throughout the to-night, the \u201cpresidential campaign tn Michigan is closed.ipaign committees of all parties to-day devoted for getting out @ full ©; Registration.has een \u2018heavy, ahi the Democratit aiafe committee.anid thet Montana would win went down the water was | state | \u2018with.-favor- ; es positions, to .watch a ter Mmes by more Cn pm.and |.i -Demoeratic.\u2019 candidate; for.\u201c4 CP.R.MEN OUT ON STRIKE Ottawa Freight and Baggage Depts Tied Up; Work Ceases Elsewhere \u2014\u2014\u2014 = Ottawa, Nov.4.\u2014The freight and baggage departments of the Canadian Pacific Railway were tied up at 11 -a.m, when the freight handlers, freight, clerks in thé superintendent's department and baggagemens quit work.About 120 men are on strike, practically the full force of members of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees here.The Minister of Labor this morning declined to comment on the situation.SAYS STRIKE WILL BE GENERAL, Ottawa, Nov.4\u2014In an official statement issued here at 9.30 a.m., President Mosher, of the Canadian therhood of Railway Employees, announced that its members wouid be on strike on the C.P.R.lines throughout the Dominion by noon to-day.From telegrams received, he said that the men at nearly all the small stations were already out, and that the strike would be general in the large A number of the Brotherhood men are already out here.About five thousan will be affected throughout ¢ lanada.800 MEN OUT AT FORT WILLIAM.Fort William, Nov.4\u2014Three hundred members of the Brotherhood of Railway Employees went cn strike on Montreal.At midnight the night gang fafled to repcrt.Peaceful Yicketing began this morning.Fort \u2018Wiliam is regarded as one of the strategic points of the entire system.During the summer wages were raised at this point to hold the men, but they determined to stay\" with their union.The strike means the tieing up of \u2018grain shipments, and also of freight: brought up the lakes for ipment west either immediately or after the grain rush is over.The Brotherhood is an organization said to embrace practically all of the employees of the railway not belong- ~] ing to any other union.It ludes afl classes, from clerks, stenographers, and employees engaged in] conf- {dential and official phd me semi-officlal In all some Thirty-six, flerent classés: are.members.An \u2018fort a board was first mad gust last and was refused 0 id unds: that * aa \u201cNarth Bay.Nov, [= anadian: Brotherhood Benployens became effective when Âfty.pren failed: [or duty at North BW \u20184.Bro- towns and cities within a few hours.Sunday night on receipt of word from.dues police-.ication .il 8 i i f; ¢ { | i à fey a RE \u201c HORSBS.Re Ce er rt 4 2° sal AGRICULTURAL Can Sa HORSE AND \u2018CATTLE RAISING Prairie Provinces Furnish Big ; \u2018Field for Live Stock 5 Production therforg, writes a 2 # Potion of horse and cattle\u2019 raising- in] Western Canada; | I-44 dodbtibss onlfatussis regard té\u2019 so great.tn \u2018Ares of féftlle virgin soil as that now being opened.up in the Canadian West, much.more should be heard of its tremendous grain-growing possibilities than of its suitability for other and\u201d more permanently profitable agricultural \u2018ae- ivities.The ease with which large nd.remunerative crops of grain can be secured from new land is, of course, one of the most attractive features of _rural life in a prairie country and has, te some extent, obscured the fact that these western \u2018plains dre admirably adapted for mixed farming.~ =~ As a matter - of\u2019 fact, it w difficult to find anywhere in the world a better field for live stock production than that at present furnished by these prairie provinces.The \u2018country is pre-eminently suited forthe breeding and feeding of all classes of stock, being unexcelled in healthful- sess of climate, good water and soil capable of producing nourishing foods in'abundance, while the transportation facilities, keeping pace with the general progress, place the product witliln easy reach of the world's markets.The transportation quéstion\u2019 is \u2018at present of greater moment to the importer \u2018than to the éxporter of most classes of live stock.: Co To such an extent has grain growing usurped the place of sound husbandry that, with the single exception\u2019 of beef cattle, and \u2018even that oniy In\u2019 certain districts, these provinces are largely dependent on outside \u2018sources, for\u2019 their supplies of live stock and meat-food products.In other words, many of our western farmars?regari- less of the fact that they are in a - position to breed and raise stock more cheaply and at a greater, net profit than those from whom their supplies are obtained, are to-day buying-con- sumers instead of selling-producers of staple agricultural products.Coase Without discussing this remardabie economic situation, beyond commenting on its existence, in face of the two, incontestable facts that soil fer- tflity cannot be permanently.mailn- tained without the.keeping of live: stock and that great advantage which, the farmer possesses over the rest of .mankind is the privilege of producing at first \u2018cost many necessitles for which others have to pay prices er- hanced by various intermedigte transactions, it may be simply stated that its most immediate and evident effect is to make stock raising muc more profitable locally than it wou otherwise be, even under the eminent- \u2018ly favorable conditions already referred to.That this is actually the èase is fully borne out by the facts in regard to \u201cthe various classes of lve stock: in their relation to these western provinces.- gt T hoo 4\" Br.J.G.Ru logs on.the q Re The enormous demand\u201d for horsé- flesh incident to the rapid settlement and development of Western Canada has \u201cbrought prices up until to-day \u2018they are higher here than in almost any other part of the Amerjean con- tirent Horses are imported\u2019in enormous numbers, not only frofn Eastern Canada, but also from Middle _ and Western States, while-Any.locally-bred animal fit for work.finds ready sale at a figure altogether out of proportion to the cost of production.Special purpose animals.of all kinds\u2018 are inconstant demand at high prices, those with a preponderance of draft blood finding especially readyssale, and there is a first-class market for almost any kind of horse above the level of thé Indian cayuse.This state affairs is bound to continue for ä considerable time, as the exclusive grain grower seldo mbreeds his o#n working stock, while, as the available supply in other parts of the continent ls too limited to meet the requirements of the new settlers constantly entering the c try.comparatively few of whom bfing, their work animals with them.\u2018 \u2018In most districts of the -Canadian West the conditions met with are such as to render horse-breeding and the rearing of colts a pleasant as .well ag] a profitable line of industry.Except in some few low-lying or marshy 1ocalt- ties, disease of any kind is rare in the extreme, while even in these districts -4t disappears as soon as drainage and caltivation follow the advent of settlement.There is, as a rule, a plentiful supply of good) water, the climate is auch as te develop a sound constitution, with great vitality and endurance, while in the matter of feet and legs, the Western horse ig acknowledged to be without a peer: Bo far as feed is concerned, the native grasses, in the many districts where these ars still available, can scarcely be excelled in point of aautriment.In- Southern Al- beria a south-western Sashatc ; wan, these grasses cure on the py 4 and are thus available as nourishing - food throughout the whole winter.In, this part of the country horses winter out with a minimum of loss.being abie to reach.the grass by pawing even through a considerable depth of snow.White this method of wintering stock is not to be generally recommended; the fact that it is practicable and, in some seasonss, even profitable, :-.well- worthy of note.Throughout the d large quantities of native hay, some varieties of which are .quite equal in| nutriment to the sorts generally cultivated.By the use of modern machinery this hay is procurable at an ezcedingly small cost per.ton, varying somewhat accordinz\u2019 to the district, the variety, the season, the haulage distance, and whether it is cut on private- ly-owned or government land, but 4x any case, lower for the same quantity than in almost any other_part of the world.Si : Most of the domestic grasses flourish A CASH RESERVE To control chance, to compel cuccess, have money in the.dank.\u2019 The man with nothing saved is {n a poor position with respect to chancas apd oppor- tunitios, 4 Begin the nccumulation of a Reserve Fund by openiig a Savings Account with > THE BANK OF TORONTO Fistablished m 1888, .113 Branches in Ontario, Quebec.erd the West.a y F: serres 5 i.tg hand Siotan would \u2018be , À whole country thee-[:\u2014: - are stiil avallable in most localities} _ | the water in their |.On some adjoining land a 7 ve AUS PAI ern rye grass and \u2018other varleties do well,\u201d while in.f 80 KTOWn by.many farmers, while the T unsurpassed\u201d b 2 y those of any: other country.in feild, = qualitiss\u201d d, weight and fesding (She.number of good pure-bre& stal- jarge and constantly increagin< but #5 yet, by no means equal to the demand, Almost every breed of .re- Sogn | pierit is represented, gnd al- hough - Glydesdales .and.Percherons ; redominate, the Shire, the ~Stiffolk unch- and the \u2018Belgian have.many friends, the lighter breeds 1 nes In -evidence.afions: of maividual.joraty hike 28 elsewhere, each bel own judge as to the kind of horse which best suits his purpose or the pär- ticular district in which he is located.~ CATTLE, From about the time when, through the construction of the Canadian- Pacific Railway, the country first became accessible, until about five years ago, the big ranches.in Southern.Alberta and South-Western Saskatchewan supplied not only all the local beef ds \u2018mands, but furnished annually a ve! eonbiderable number of cattle for exe port to Europe.As settlement pro- Sremed and lard became more vahi- \u2018able, thess ranches were hroken ap and thé herds dispersed until at the present time, with a largely increased demand, botk local and general, the export sur- | Plus has practically disappeared.This is.the more regrettable as prices for prime beef cattle\u2019 have never.before reached thé high level at which they | unlikely that they will ever per\u2014anetit= lÿ recede.Without attempting to enimertae all the factors which have \" brought it about, there is no question as to there now being an exceedingly serious and widespread shortage of beef cattle, which is certain to persist \u2018for a long time, L In fact it is ever em- tirely overcome.: #1 In no pert of the world are the coh- ditions more favorable for the profitable production of prime beef than in these western \u2018provinces.In mi districts pasture can be had for nothing, er at a nominal cost, and, even where .this \u2018is; not available, summer feed can be cheaply raised in great abundance and with decided advantage to the farm as well as to the farmer.: Winter fodder is easily procurable\u2019 in @reat varietÿ- and at the lowest cost; the coarser grains are.always available use for .feeding .purposes highly re: munerative.cold,.the dry.bright climate renders close.and.warm stabling neither ne- | cessary.nor - desirable, as cattle, II sheltered.from the wind and regularly\" fed -and \u2018watered, do well and fatten profitably duchy (bo looking after.them.It is beyond question that under these conditions it would be a comparatively easy matter for the farmers of the West to.increase their output of beef as to far exceed the most favorable export re- \u2018turns of the years when the rancher held sway.200 Co With the open markets now being organized throughout.the country, the {raproved and - constantly improving tfansportæfion- facilities, and the experience #n \u2018co-operative selling already acqiiired in other lines, there is no reason why these prairie provinces * should pot, in the.véfy near futéire, become\u2019 one of the.most power- \u2018governing\u2019 factors in the cathe trade of the world.~ DAIRYING.| = \u2018Before leaving: the subject of cattle a woid mAy he sald as to the large profits derivable from intelligent and systematic dairy farming.The rapid influx of people during recent years and the growth of many important urban communities have created a locdl demand for dairy products which the existing resources of the country] are quite incapable of supplying.The] imports of bufter and eheese from \u2018Eastern Canada, as well as from foreign countries, very large and an- | nually growing larger, and there is % not the slightest doubt that for a long time to come the local demand will far exceed the local, supply.If, as may be possible in the distant future, a surplus is at any time found to exist, it can be readily disposed of either in the constantly expanding markets of the Pacific Coast or in \u2018those of the Mother Country, which is always ready to purchase anything we have to sell.; All breeds of cattle thrive and do well jn the Canadian West.Among.beet cattle.the Short-horn and the Hereford \u201cnow stand pre-eminent, although the Aberdeen-Angus has its \u2018admirers, as has also the less fash: ténable but more hardy Galloway.The dairymen are as usual divided in thefr allegiance, but the Holstein ls, as elsewhere at present, well in the lead, \u2018with the Ayrshire a good second.The Channel Island breeds are.so far, not found in great numbers, although those who keep them are, as usual convinced that they have no rivals in the.dairy field.; There is, in rit districts , à rarla iy: wing: sentiment in favar.the milking Short-horn or some\u2019 similar type of dual purpose caws.Thought fu} \u2018and \u2018far-seeing farmers realize th: the present world shortage of beef can never be overcome by the pure dairy breeds, especially if the calves go wb the butcher when only a few days a fow.weeks old, while many of ths! dams are also cut off in their primd by the senseless policy, now gr all\u201d tbo common, af buying fresh an gelling dry, -and.which prematurelg condemns many good young cows to the sausage machine or the canning room.4 F fi = +.TA 10\" \u20ac a te - ro > .- Ch.\u2018DUOK MANAGEMENT.and water on which they can awim\u2014 that is, \u2018if one wishes to get thé most \u2018out of the Birds, to Year and keep them at the minimum outlay for food._ They can be reared without swimming water; but they are the better when allowed to take their natural exercise, When they are kept.off the water their feathers are liable to rot; and often enough in such cireum- sects, ; Keep ducks on an ordinary.{fowl range, and watch their antics during a shower of rain.They have exhausted : rinking troughs and probably turned it into a good samplé of mud.But in the raih\u2014no ore proof is needed that they require to \u2018dust\u2019 in water, says a writer in \u2018Poultry.\u2019 .; Ere we kept ducks In natural sur | roundings we had same in a field per minus pond or stream.- neighbor had made an ornamental lake.Our hirds were not content until they had worked through the hedge and trespassed.They used to be on that lske for an hour or two each day.Ducks have wandéired.a mile and more in search of a swim; afhe¥ny.lave winged it to distant water for exer ole, and returnéd at night, oo ; ts Canadien \u201cWent.Timothy, \u2018brome rt Specially on irrigated lands,\u2019 yrs 5 & sure and prolific crop.Oot hay is ponts produced.in Western Canadas \u2018are 8 In service in these provinces is now stand and from which it is most | in abundance and | generally at prices.which render their Although the winters are.ly in the open air, thus re- | \u201cto a minimum the labor: of ' Ducks should have plenty of Poof, | stances the birds are troubled with in- i mé EU - \u2014 = - THE HOR: Interesting Experiments Hold by 'the Nlinois Experi: .7 \u2018ment Station).| ; Each \u2018year a number of horses are fed up 6b fattened for sale, - Some give the horses exercise, while \u2018some keep them as quiet as possible.It is j 3 érally necessary to give a little exercise to keep the animal's legs right, Jurious gr non-injurious effeêt of 1âle- ness, it Is interesting to note what effect exercise has in the fleshing of the horse: In an experiment carried on at © the .Illinois Experiment \u2018Station, whery seven horses were not exercised, and thirteen were walked 2.8 miles daily for a period of 84 days it.was | found that the horses getting exercise .made 4 pounds.less gain per head, or an average of nearly one-half.pound less per.day than those not getting.exercise.Bo far as could be observed, the harses not getting exercise remained in as good health, and retained their appetite as well .as those regularly exercised.\u2018.- - \"There is-even a difference between the gains made\u2019 by horees fed in loose box stalls and those tied in narrow stalle.In conmectien with.the -same \u2018experiment, tèn horses\u2019 were kept\u201d in each of these two types of stall for 84 days, and those.in the single stalls \u2018gained 2,4 the.dally, as against a gain of 3.2 Iba.daily made by those running loose.in the box stalls, or a dif- france in favor -of.the tied horse of .2 lbs.daily.- Co Absolute idleness with no exercise whatever is not believed to be in the \u2018best interests of any horse, taking into life.f - | Horse fattening has mahy problems, and the man engaged therein usually has little: concern as to the horse after it leaves his hands.\u2018A mature animal is not: injured by this idleness to such an exfent as the younger stock, and as most \u2018horses are not fattened until they are mature, there is not so much damage done, The full results of these experiments carried on with the fattening horses are gontained in the following.summary - : .; .i, 1.A mixed grain ration of corn and oats, when fed with elover hay, is more efficient: than a single grain ration of corn for: producing isrge gains in an eighty-four day feeding period.3.While a ration of corn, oats, and clover hay is more\" expensive with\u2019 prices of feeds\u201d (cofh 356-per bushel, toats 30c, \u2018oran $20 -per tom; oil meal 327] per ton, clover hay $8 per: ton.and: timothy $9 pet ton), than ghéef tormand élbver hay, the gains are.wich as - \u2018make its use more economteale: .3.Clover hay, when fod Witla nifked grain tation of corn and ohts, is more\u2019 efficient for producing gaiis than tims othy hay.In this test clover-hay- \u2018éuced 58 percent more gains Khan\u2019 othy.' [ri SE TE 4 À ration of corn, oats and timothy | is net satisfactory for producing finish in fleshing horses for market, but may be materially improved by the addition of ofl meal.1022 5.Experiment No.2 showed but littie difference in the efficlency of a ration: corn were fed in- equal quantities by weight, with vipver.bay as rop~hage: fi x AE AY = + ech Ta HOR a PE Li ES \"X \u201cratrot\u201d dt\"ènte-téurth\" oùts\"\u2018ahd three-fourths corn, :proved more econ- omica] than one ¢f half oats and half carp.Dr ee ter ~ 335 A\" 7.\" A \u2018rhition \u2018of eofr- and \u2018brah fea in\u2019 proportions of one part rgn; to.four: parts corn by weight is suberfor to all-corn ration for produeing gains.Then fed in conjunction with clover.Ye ' there is danger of feeding too much bran for \u2018best results, when clover hay furnishes the roughage part of the ra-{ tion.The bran .and clover combined | produced a too laxative condition.| 9.A ration with a nutritive yatio of 1 :°10 %s téo wide for best \u2018fesults in fleshing horses.In three excéptiohal ot only very slight gain from cooking or steaming, amounting to 2 percent in.one case.LU Te CAE PE rer \u201ca FAILURE IN SPRAYING.Despite the fact that spraying has\u2019 been practised successfully for over twenty years for the control of.plant disease, and that numberless pages -of practical directions have been put be-: fore -the public,.there are.still many.who report \u2018We hsve tried Bordeaux mixture, but without success\u2019.* In ninety-nine cases in a hundred.if- the disease has been shown to be controllable by spraying, the failures of.the .grower are due to faulty methods, They began too late, after the disease had a foothold, or the Bordeaux mixture was notp- roperly prepared; or it was not applied thoroug! ly.- Success comes through attentien to details.; Do not wait till the disease had appeared.before getting out the spray outfit, Spraying is a preventatiye, not are vidfble to the eye it means that the fungous parasites have already én- trenched themselves within the plants, where \u2018they - are ~ largely beyond the reach of sprays.The efficacy of furn- ictdes ' depends \u2018upon - their being spread uniformly o.er the leaves, be- fors the fiingous sporas And ledgment there.Then the spore is killed: before it can infect the plant.- - t \u2026 POINTS OF A PIG, .\u2018The British National Pig Bréeders' Association adopted this scale of points in judging swi Head wide and deep, BPTUNG oc «x ov ws as Neck muscular, ani rs + Shoulders \u2018wide, but no Ford legs ight, and.well: pled \u201ced outside the body.i ,.Loin wide, not stack.'.Flanks deep and full o.oo ve pie.Ribs well sprung .and deep.\u2018Quarters long, and straight from lower jew Da TE er long.open\u2019.2800 .e ph te ta ra ae 13 .Hems wide, with medt down.to: 58 Mocks.5%.Foci -40 Hind îegs placed-well outaida, and not.too much under body .15 Bone flat and hot coarse.+20 6 Hair long at silicy, but without .mane or bristles, aleng the neck cand aHoirtdérs: Li 21 00 2.M 2 T ooo SHEEP DIP BATE FOR PIGN, Ît will take a long time to explode the popular idea that & pig is dirty by nature.: \"Says the Denyer Pigs will be clean enough if they only \u2018have a chance.Place a coherete tub or ten frehes of sgl tax dlp, accord | ing INN sé: animals, and: you wiif be Ne to.ses how the borz will \u2018go.into it, not only by chance, but often.The dip lilis the [nsects that worry hogs, and it cleanses their skin and keaps them healthy.The bath tub should have sloping sides to \u2018| the.hogs can get in and out easily.Do this.and you will find the hogs af Se but aside from a discüssion.of the in- |\" \u2018considèration blé usefulness in \u2019 after | a of corn and oats; where the oats andif, \u2018 § This test seemed to indicate that] -ahould obtain .a-list ef.poultry & cure.When the first signs of'bHght | \u2018Farm and Field\u2019: 4 \u2018in the hog house, put Îin.six or eight | Lau \u20ac Lee N es Te Hea RW > \u201cFE ++ .vo ce ; - FOR THE SHOW |\u201d The operation of preparing the out: side of pigs so that they present the mést attractive wppesranee .in The show pen is considered by many per-,! sons -who have had no experience of the systema-to almost rank among the fine arts, writes Mr.Sanders Spencer, the \u2018well known English authority.The chief requirethents ate care and atten: | tion in selecting a Dig that has mstur- ally a good skin and coat, and when | ft has Déeh-8o fed for a.time: thatthe.skin ig în ashealthy and \u2018bright .con- | Aiton, from nae oe grt 1 | The opérätibn, is\u201d one\u2019 which \u2018cannot |.be hastened.A Fair length \u2018of \u201ctime must elapse: bEtwéen each: Washing | gay, \u2018so that\"the surf, on\u2019 The gkin becomes -serhi-defached, thén ' sibses Quent washings will remove.1t_with- | rule, pigs like to.be washed after.tbe first time op two, if they are not.used roughly., The opdinary dandy.should -be tepid in; very, cold weather, | when care ,musi:be taken, by - the |.closing of* \u2018dobrs - of the sty, ory.by covering: the pig.\u2019 with a sack ort: horse rug,.dry straw.being placed under thefFrug mi: order \u2018that evapora-f.: tiof may take placé freely.Soft edap: \u2018is preferred to the \u2018ordinary\u2019 \u201c soap.whilst carblie s64p has been- known | to affect \u2018the skin\u2019'of delicate pigs._- The operation of washing should take place in a small pen, with a floor so laid that the water can ' escape: readify.Care must be \\aken that\u2018 all the ii veashed the skin,\u2019 \u2018When a litle ] y be: applied.-~ This.will: have.the.effect of \u2018brightgning up the hair, and :also.-act.as a-preventive of cold-catching.: \u2018The washing may be repeated each.week.Anew days previous - tothe, first \u2018washing it sis.well to \u2018dress\u2019 the skiti of thequill -and- fluff.of feathers in all sections.\u2018puré=white - : \u2018 cases \u2018there was either no gain at alt] i FEEDING LAYING FOWLS.\u201cThé feeding of fowls far; the: produc- an of > 0655 .requires : considerable practical: experience ant knowledge\u2019 to ain -the\u2019 bent results.obtain -the Fred with thefr chemical - composition; and\u2019 work out vatious mixtures for himself.\u201cThe best ration of food for-iay- ing hens is \u2018abott one \u2018to four\u2014that is, one part albuminolds.to \u2018four .\u2018parts carbohydrates.The composition of.maize, for instance, 18 oné part aibu- minoids tg\u201d éight parts carboliydrates.To balance this excess a good mixture for laying hens.would be one part thaize-mea), one part lean, cooked beef, ahd- one?part \u201cmiddling which.works out at very near one to four.Another | suitable minture for ] | boiled potatoes, one 1h.mixed-with one | Ib.ofscalded bran, and\u2018dried off with : \u2018middiings: But the more changes.of food given the hens the more eggs one lig likely to get, as thw birds Jose their appetites if :Sed~ oa -the same food -all the time 176200 nanan pe dat A\u2019 good \u201cwdy-would-be- to give them, say, oats \u2018one week, wheat the next, with \u2018changes \u2018 to \"barley and other grain.food \u2018now\u2019 and again.\u2018Never give maize continually for a week, but one evening now and again, when the weather is very cold or wet.\u201cThe.soft food in the morning should also be changed /à# inuch às possible: À few bandfuls of Ynillét \u2018or rye\u2018burled in.tire litter of thé \u2018éératehth2\"atied- at \u201cmidday will\" keep the birds busy and.in good Health} A Éoëd- supply of green food is, Also essential.- Do hot : ovêr- feed the.birds, but give \u2018them sufficient to safisty their hunger.If they \u2018are not bver-anxious to eat only give them half the usual amount of food, but if on the other hand -they~: sare ravenous give them a few miore handfuls, for one cannot exjject hens: to lay ff they.aré either too fat -er- half starved.To say just how much food to give birds is impossible, but observation and experience soon - teaches.- VALUE OF, PURE-BRED BULLS, .While the quantity of heavy production is so highly prized in the dairy cow, it must be-remembered that the cow's offspring will each year number | net: usually more ~ tian ' one; wheregs | The uit alo Der péreut pi eixiy to seventy baleen during thie.pejigd, | How: \u2018 more.imporfant it 1s, therefa 1 the-dairyrmian should be positive: the Redd : of -hif.dairy herd © J \u201cBy inheritancs, received those.défp#duaalities which the- herd owrier.is æfriying to fix in his.hérd.Thess dairy qualities are now very much abbreviated, dnd may be summed up as \u2018the ability to st offspring \u2018which, if females, will produce a large quentity qf milk and bytter economic- y.\" ac - ; The productive capacity of the dairy cow .is of prime importance, and any intelligent dairy farmer may, with the use of scales and fat-test, obtain ex- data from which to build up: a 'herd which .shall enable \u2018him: to make a success of dairy farming.' .Thus @ record of pure-bred.cows\u2014 and the regord of pure-bred.bulls, as\u2019 \u201cseen in the number of their daughters which have distinguished 'themselves \u2014is obtained Coos Ee red mp 1 - [PR > 5 LS ll out Jleaving.tihe skin irritated.\u201cAsa ( of the stable oan pe used.The water |.§ 77 [use any other chewing gum.Dainty morsels of the finest -¢hewing gum crisply coated \u2018with\u2019 the pearly peppermint.Nat the horse-mint or the swamp-mint\u2014 but Mentha piperita delicately fragrant cooling and salutary.or -or.salad oil may) 2 Es \u201c0fls;\u2018and_thiss wi\" va somewhat fine and soft, growing thick | + : / is neither | conditions, \\ tells the story of robust) .Covered fed LAN le Chiclets'for Invalids \u2014 Prominent physicians recommend the chewing of Chiclets for patients of all ages.Chiclets are ~ |especially grateful in fevers.They refresh the mouth and -|throat\u2014allay thirst\u2014obviate the drinking of too much liquid.An aid to digestion\u2014~a tonic for the:appetite., The refine- \u2018ment of chewing gum.for people: of refinement.| \u201c1 Libok for'the Bird Cards in the packets.You will find one.beautiful bird picture in each packet of any fifty of these pictures with ten cents in stamps and we will send you \u2014 free \u2014 An aid to pels mg.4108.|, 7 Gliclets.Send us rows uplpndid (Bind Abani\u2019 cl ee tet art \"1 (vor side at \u2018+ CANADIAN CHE All, she Betis ort of Stdres\u201d Se.thie\u2019 ounce se 10c.and 25c.Packets.WING GUM COMPANY, LTD.qe : \u201cThe Greatest Values.Ever Offered.= | n the Greatest of all Musical Instruments.ry Instrument Com- = =v _ The begioner{ - Beautiful and Artistic Tone Unequalled feeding would\u2019 be | - us cave à è voices of natural and lifelike a ma the world\u2019s greatest \u2018singers in so you actually le-sided Records are 90c Free copy of our 300 page er 5000 Records.Call at your favorite music on a genuine hristmas Gifts remember the aster\u2019s Voice\u201d trade mark.oice\u201d Needles with nner that | th Artist.Doub BEL the sence of the living A the two selections.Ask fora sical, Encyclopedia listing ov.her of our Stores and hear you \u201ctrola.\u201d.When thinking \u2018trola.and the famous \u201c His M e only genuine - \u201cHis r Records.\u2026 Berliner dss Catherine AJ] - 488 St.Catherine St, 757 © Oper E ers V Gram-o-phone Co., LIMITED Co » Near Mansfield, Tel, Up.2418 E., Near St.Andre, Tel.E: 2972 very Evening Except Wednesday & Thursday THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNES pe * Ç Ï MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 4, PE 1912.NANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS io sto [R.A A AYERIS | PRESIDENT OF NEW BR BRICK CO.am.om, Ton.Nod (Special) uncement is made of the the Superior Brick william, capitalized VC né \u2018 Li Fort Cs of the sharc.olders was Tense, and a board of di- \u201cinied.with Mr.Al A.: real.president: Mr.G.F.Winnipeg, vice-president; sncan, Fort William, sec- A directors, Messrs.K.R \"J Sutherland.J! R.Hutchi- : = Prown, all of Fort WH- of the plant is now y, nearly one hundred joved at the present time it is fully expected, will sn by the first of May, [A ROSE MINE sic SHIPPER FROM COBALT : nt.Nov.4\u2014The ore ship- st week were slightly less 3se cf the previous week, al- ch the av efage is kept: up well, \u201c> mine: appeared in the shipping | \u201cares of them sending out cars of be gra de with LaRose a heavy ship- | Ls wepk's Cre shipments in pounds gt as fnilows: \u2014 \u2018 : Tounske, 2h._.123,950 inler-Darragh, fh.66,650 Les 7 sn.Lo ses \\ bers Ferland 11, .-.os .65,4: A Lake, Zh.ve ee + +.135,270 Total - .539,016 The vuilion shipments for the week Ozs.Value.>.100,894.40 $63,815.71 25,630.00 16.146.90 own Reserve .15,838.00 9,950.00 | Dom.Red.11666.40 6,464.00 Totals .154,028.80 $95,386.61 Broker Expelled from + Consolidate! Exchange New York, Nov.4.\u2014Mr.Walter iair, of Blair Bros., has been expelled Am the Consolidated Exchange.The 1m failed Sept.30 last.President Aguers issued a statement «plaining that the expulsion was due th failure of \u2018Mr.Blair to comply ith the requirements of the consti- ition relative to -appearance before proper committee for examination ats causes of failure of his firm.pe RESIGNED AS PRESIDENT.New York, Nov.4.\u2014General Bray- m Ives has resigned as president of « Metropolitan Trust Company, be- ause of age and ill-health.His suc- «ssor has not yet been decided upon.> \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONDAY MORNING BOARD.Can.Pacific\u201425 at 262 1-8; 25 \u2019at 262 1-4; 100 at 262; 25 at 261 7-8.Mont.Tram.Deb.\u2014$6,000 at 82 1-2, Mont.Tramways\u20142 at 130; 20 at 131.Rich.and Qnt.\u201480 at 112; 10 a 112 WA 75 at 112; 10 at 112 1-4 o Roo\u20141M0 at 140 3-4.: Shawinigan\u20148 at 138 1-4.Quebec Railway\u2014325 at 12 1-2.Bell, Telephorie\u20142 at 164; 55.at 163 1-2: 105 at 163.| Foyer 125 at 227; 75 at 226 3-4; 10 at 50 at 226 3-4.\u201cPerrot 50 at 70 7-8; 50 at Ti; at 1 1-4; 190 at 71.\u201cToronto Railway\u201425 at 139 La .A , Dom.Textile\u201425 at 79 3-4; 50 at 7 yer Massey-20 at 48.tel Corp.\u2014T at 61 1-2; 135 at 61; æ at i= an.Loco.\u2014100 at 60.Dom.Canners\u201450 at 68.Canada Cement\u201450 at 28 3-4.Laurentide\u201435 at 227 1-2: - Spanish River\u201416 at 63 1-4: 20 at 62 +4, 10 at 63 1-4; 30 at-62 1-8.3 Sher, Willlame\u2014-50 at 55., Scotia-\u20147 at 87; 2 at 86,1-2; 25 at 817 UI at 87, Ste! Co.of Can.\u201425 at 28 1-4., pee Iron Pfd.\u20145 at 102, 20.at 101° 3-4, Penman's Pfd\u201440 at 85.\u2018 Nlinois Pfd.\u20145 at 93.Span.River P1d.-\u201450 at 93.lement Pfd.\u20145 at 92 1-4, 13 at 92, \u2018at 92 1-4, 1 at 92, Sawyer M.Pfd\u201410 at 95 1-4.l'an Cote.PfA.\u201425 \u2018at 74 3-4.Quebec Ry.\u2014$2,000 at 57, $11,000 at 323,000 at 57 1-2.Dom, Textile\u2014$7.000 at 980.\u2018 Bank of -Commerce\u20141 at 220, 40 at 3 .=.Royal Bank\u20143 at 224, BALED HAY STEADY._ Follow ing are prices in car lots, éx- \u2018\u2019ree\u2014No.-1 hay, $14.50 to $15; No, 2 iv.extra, $13.50 to $14; No.2er: inary, $11 to $12; No.3 hay, $10 to 0.50; clover, mixed, $9 to $9.50.\u2019 OATS CONTINUE PIR.No.2 Canadian western, 63e \u2018 \u2018to : 1-2c; extra No.1 feed, 52c \u201cto | 2 1-2c.What Grain Men Discuss -The grain shipments from Fort Wil- am continue heavy.Dally receipts xd boat shipments are making new errds of tonnage handled.Some idea ! the extent of the traffic can be had Fao TY 2 * grain reached Fort William on Oct.\u2019 ; { ( | I > = ! ishels of grain cleared from the ter.nat, elevators at this point the same [er rrenty vessels: are in the kar- t-day, seven of which re unéer : p'éouts of the elevators\u2019 leading a and barley.{ pe now MNiams grain storage capacity : ke hnosted.by 2,500,000 bushels 5 the completion of the Canadlan Lu Railway elevator \u2018D' annex, Ln *ill shortly be turned over to Mrany to handle this year's The last rivet was driven in nie a few days ago, and work wi.UPT Way On the roof.This Le ?will be ready for operation 4% ren as the roof is complet- Ta bo pa ES wheat in all positions #1 vrst of the Rocktes in Unit- ai wc on?Canada are given at C Pass year, or 15,000,000 de- per barrel, in wood, $4.95 to $5; win- qe fn Total in Europe and afloat, ter wheat straiehts, rollers.per bar- .4 Sainst 86,600,000, making 4 rel, In jute, $2.35 to $2.40: winter 2 Le CT 166.252,000, against 182,- wheat extras, per bas, in ute, a 85 \u201c Shout 16500000 decsonma 40 Bd Ly 20e Eye AL 4 4 pa to ee pans sty oki pr Molsons Bank\u201410 at 205, 1 at 204] -| to 12 3-4c.the statement that over 1,520 cars \u201c and five vessels carrying 550,000 SUGAR REFINERY AT ST.JOHN N.B.T0 BE CONSTRUCTED Interests which are identified with | the proposed new Sugar Refinery at St.John, N.B., are following with expectancy the \"visit of Mr.D.Lorne McGibbon to the maritime provinces in connection with the preliminary work in the organization of this new concern.For some time past Mr.McGibbon and those associated with him in this undertaking have carefully studied the situation, and all financial arrangements have now been completed for carrying out this ambitious undertaking in St.John.The site for the new refinery is close to 8t.John city, and the statement is made that already the assets of the} company, in real estate and equipment is at least twice the value of the capital stock involved, Mr.McGibbon is in St.John negotiating with the authorfties there, and \u2018it is expected that on his return to Montreal he will be in a position te give full details of the transactions.: BIG PAINT CO.MEETING WILL BE HELD NOV.15 i |» NE.i | \u2018MR.C.C.BALLANTYNE.The \u2018street\u2019 is anxious awaiting the result of the annual meeting df the Sherwin - Willams \u2019 Paint Company, whick will be held on Friday, November 15 next, for the purpose of presenting the différent \u2018reports, while the financial statement is likely to show gradual and steady business during the past twelve months.It is not surprising that the indefatigable managing director, Mr.C.C.allantyne.should feel satisfied with | he, progress of the company, since its recent reorganization, fo If there is one-man who has worked hard to em- large the trade scale and influence of the Sherwin-Williams plant - thet man is Mr.Ballantyne.Miller and Company\u2014The general business situation in this country would seem to be such as to preclude the suècess of any decided bear campaign and with the balloting once passed into history, and considering that the foreign situation bids fair to adjust itdelf very quickly, it would seem that the optimist has every reason to maintain his success.; E.and C.Randolph.\u2014Railroad earn- \u201cings coming to hand continue té make an extremely.good showing\u2019 as règards the gross, although the net for September, as-a rule, is disappointing.Laidlaw -and Company\u2014THhe professional element, as a whole, was bearish and predicted a sharp decline after the election, but apparently had not the courage of its convictions: sa ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHEESE BOARDS, St.Hyacinthe, Que.Nov.4\u2014The offerings on the board were 250 packages butter,\u201d which all sold at 29e.There was no cheese \u2018boarded.Cowansville, Que, Nov.4.\u2014THeré were offèred .for sale Saturday on Cowansvilie Board 784 hoxes butter.87 boxes sold for 30 5-8c, 507 boxes for 30 1-2c, and 49 boxes fér 30 1-4c, and 141 boxes for 30c.There were | five buyers present, and bidding was keen.Hhe board stands adjourned until Saturday the 16th of Nov.\"inst.London, Ont., Nov.4\u2014Six factories boarded.645 boxes \u2018colored cheese at the weekly session.Bidding, 12 1-2¢ \u2018No sales.Belleville, Ont.Nov: 4~ There were 1,720.boxes white cheese boarded.800 sold at 42 5-16c; 650 at 12 1-8c;-bail- ance refused at iz 1-8c.| cxrcaGo \u2018LIVE.STOCK MARKET.Chicago, Nov.4.\u2014Catub receipts 15,- 900; market strong, generally ide high- |Beeves, $5.35 to $11.19; Texas &teers, $4.40 $5.70; western do., $5.60 to $9.30; Po tockers and feed ers, 4.30 to $7.50; calves, $6.50 to $10.50, Hogs receipts Light\u201d $79 to 4 05; g 3 o 48.mixed, $7.55 to 3 Fee v 5, © 3% te Toush.at pigs, 0.$7.50; bulk of sales, $7.80 to $8.05.$ the to strong.Native, $3.40 to $4.55; western, $3.50 \u2018too $4.50; yearlings, $4.50 to $5.T5; and | lambs native, .$5.25 to $T.20; , Western, $5.40 to $7.40.EXPORTS OF HAY.\" The following are exports of Bay for week ending Oct.31, 1912, from Montreal, showing comparisons with last year: \u2019 To\u2014 Liverpool |.|.Bales London .L .7.118 | Bristol.2.4 6.2 000 al.656 | Glasgow .3.0 see.eee 150 Manchester.4.4,545 Aberdeen .tes ees ves ase eee 213 Total.\u201cee 13,511 Same week Tast \u2018year 48,615 FLOUR QUOTATIONS, Manitoba spring wheat patents, first, per barrel, in wood, $6.10; in jute, $5.80; Manitoba spring wheat ratents.seconds.per barrel, in wood, $5.60: in jute, $5.30; Manitoba spring wheat.per barrel, In wood, $5.40; in jute, $5.10; choice winter wheat patents, per barrel, In wood, $5.25 to $5.35; choice winter straights, rollers, ¥ 1 : {bait \u2018price again \u2018advanced, A ice frozen stock are at a much low- | boîte.\u2018 Se: floundets,.10e: ; above those for the : previous .- 9,000; market slow, bc Sheep receints -30,000; market\u2019 steady.SIR J.GRANT HEAD OF NEW > Edmonton, Alta.Ne Navy}: -4\u2014(Special.) | | ~Security Coal Mines Company, of Ed- \u2018Yhonton, of which Sir James Grant, of F Ottawa, is president, will begin shipping the \u2018Witneas\u2019 correspondent: is} informed within twenty days, starting with 106 tons daily and increasing the | output rapidly to 1,000\" tons a day.\u2018The | compatry has\u2019 880 acres of land near: Wabanum, Alta, 40 miles west Edmonton, and within three-quarters of a mile of the main line of the Grand Trunk Pacific raflway.The coal is.of the semi-bituminous variety, high in fixed earbon and voja- tile matter; it is of sound structure and does.not \u2018weather\u2019 quickly.Mr.H.E.Oeil, M.E., who recently \u2018made à thorough examination :of the property, estimates there is 3%.000,000 tons of coal in the three seams.\u2018Sir James Grant recently went over the property before becoming.prest- dent of the company, and he is fully satisfled that the mine will become a valuable\u2019 producer In in a short time.|RISE IN FRESH FISH BUT OTHER | STOCK IS CHEAP Phere, will be.mall car of fresh but arriving by expr this week.hes\u201d but of! er cost, \u2018including new\u2019 frozen B.salmon, elegant stock,\u2019 Jyelghing about ten pounds seach.Haddock and cod -a¥e noi so plentiful, but prices remain same ag-Jast.There will be no more fresh Toke fish, except some lake trout.Frozen lake fish are in excellent condl- | - Following are 266.auotations of Leonard Brothers: Fresh\u2014Haddock,.fancy ex tb.; steak cod, do.8c; halibut, don 13¢; | round pike, 8e; doree ot pickerel, \u201813e ; lake trout, 12c¢; fancy sm eits, 12c:, dressed peñch, sc: dressed | ullheads, Bar- arge mackerel, fancy, ISe; B.\u20ac.salmon, express, 19e: Gaspe salmon, chilled, 18c; fancy blue- 3h.15e; weakfish.12e; black Sea bask, 2e.\u201cFroren\u2014New halibut, express.11c per 1b.: silver salmon, 10- 1bs.each.160c : H, dressed.12¢: small! whitefish, Te: pliekerel or doree, 10c: rtke, headless and dressed, 8¢; pike, ronnd, 6e.| Oysters\u2014Pulk standards, $1.40 per rallon: built selects, $1.60: standard s0-.id meats.$1.70: melect solid] meats.at £1.90: raver rails quarts: ner 100.$1.50: dn.pints, per TON.$1.10; Mal.necaves, 87 tn £9 rar bri; fancv cun, 210 to $11: rape Cod selected, | $9; \u2018blue- | points, $17.® Butter Prices co | Higher Again \u2014Rsosipts The butter market continues firm with rising tendency.At Cowans-| ville, Saturday, prices\u2019 were 3-4: cents week, while conditions were als ost as bad at St.Hyacinthe.The receipts &or-the week: show an increase of 181 packages, \u2018as compared with last week and an increase of 2, 549 with the same week a Phas ago, but th receipts since May t show a decrease of 38,830, compared with'a year ago.Finast erestnory-qlartes at 2903, 30 l-4c.; fine creamery, 29 1-49.| to 21 1-2c.} seconds, 28.3-4c.to 24c.; \u2018datry butter, 25 1-2c.to 26c::.FRUIT MARKET There are fairly large stocks \u2018of ar fruits on the market just.now.- \u2018and prices are quite moderate.Following are f.0.b.notations of the | Peterson Fruit Comp ranges, Valencia, \u201cCates.\"ab, un si per box; do, 126, 160,\" 178.300, 89: do, 250 2 $4.Loon, fancy trait, 8008; $4.50.\u2018per box: bananas; Jamaicas, Jumbos, 22-50 per bunch; cranbekries, 8 >pér Prunes, California CRY; Re ver The 50 to $0 Sc per 1K; ut pie ver 40, 10e; 80 to 90,-7c., A No.1 Gravedstéin, -bri.; RS 2, 82.75; No! Fameuse, $4.50; 294 No: 1 Greeninus, $3.50: No.5 1 Baldwins, $3.75; ol % 4 No.I Kings.$ $3.x No.2.$3.25; 5 Spies, 34 3 New Figs, 7 3.5.2%, 14\u20ac p 1 § crown, 2%, 13e; 5 crown, ' \"3%, ry! crown, Îlc.RECEIPTS OF EGGS: LESS.\u2018Recelpts of eggs for the week 1, 81S, as compared - with 1,848 for the pre- .vious week, and 2,795 for.the »corresponding week last year.The arrivais from May 1 te date-were 217,157 cases, as apainet 187,080 \u2018for: the- same period > ear âgo.prier in re : IR sing - to 81e: No.1 cold storage atf :>% in-found lots, 27c to 28¢:: straight réoeints, - in- round lots, 27¢; In single, cages; -27 - \u201c261: sde- ond Eras, in\u2019 single\u201d.cases, LIVE =T00E-: MARKET, Sov.7 à Ajout 1350 head of butchers\u2019 catti 400 calves, 2350 sheep and lambs wd 1200.hoge were: \u2018offered for sale at Point St.Charles -stockyards to-day \u2019 The ee of ve Hock sat this marke ring week were: 5 soo o Sabres, -3000 \u2018shecb \u2018and.fambs sna hogs.28 Trade ès root with a® upward dency in ig Site a 13 prime besayes 8 2% Mr.Fred, Richard ere ey 4e Der fo.ra buneh of the best steers, ou The drover od and [ihe commign_ stock at 2%c De Calves sold at frem 3c to: $c per 1b; Sheep sold at ebout 4c- per 1b.; lezghs at 6c ; do.Good lots of boss sold at about: 2e per Ib.| not sell them\u2019 at that price.good animals sold at 4c tg Se Prooue Mex \u201canotue T DE: - Canada\u2019s Trade Commissioner in New Zealand, Mr.W.A \u201cBeddoe, writes that \u2018the great demand upon Canada/s dairy products, in consequencé.of increase in population, suggests the thought that probable sources of ply.for butter for next season m be interesting to know.4, \u2018Butter is shipped trom New Zen- land té Canada by way of Vancouver direct\u2019 he continues, \u2018and via Francisco and trarshipped- to Vancôu- ver.The system ig to reserve cold\u2019 storage space oh.the vessels engaged in this trade, and for the season from | September to May by the.Vancouver direct boats space has been reserved for 65,985 boxes.and space for 35, 300 boxes is now the subject of negotiation.Together this makes 101,285.boxes of butter to be shipped.direet.to: Vancouver for the period named.\u201d ri \u2018In addition to the above; Mr.Bod: | doe points out, \u2018arrangements nave.been made to ship 25,700 boxes of Butter to Vancouver via San Francisco a grand total of 124,986 boxes .of butter which will leave Now.Zealand fon Vancouver hetween rad \u201cSeptember, 1912, and May, gut Ga Eh AL Bh NC Sol ea me \u201cCOAL PLANT: \u2018It was pever suggested or dis- tŸ cussed at all; ui r.Severin Letour- neau, M.PP., {beral organizer Cn a and has been a prominent] 3e per | -.to ; date tog.; |'sault on Miss Stanley, -a you! $3.50 | JY rR + Cie) The report\u2019 that Sir per.Laurier was being askéd tb beedme the Liberal candidate in the H by-elec- \u2018tion in.opposition fto\u201d the 'Hon.Louis Coderre, .cau quite a flutter: of excitement in political eirçles this morning, \u2018and it looked as if the attention of the whole Dominion wéuld be focussed \u2018on this riding to & most remarkable degree.The report, however, was as exaggerated as the premature an- ,nouncement of Mark Twain's &izease.- who went to\u2019 rong Sir Wilfrid in Ottawa on Saturday, together with other members of the Liberal Executive.The' situation was, he added, that the svhole- matter of the election was discussed with- Sir Wilfrid, and the question of nominating a candidate to oppose: the Hon.Mr.Coderre's return as a member of the Cabinet was left entirely to him.\u2018All -we .are waiting\u2019 for, is the word \u201cof the master.If we.receive orders, we are reddy to go\u2019 right ahead.The Liberal convention.in\u2019, Hochelaga would .be called \u201cthe following dar, said Mr.Lelournesu.\u2026 + 2% A.LEDUC |, SL AY RUN RSE \"It Sir Yonrrié técides\u201d- that \u201cthere should be a contest, Mr.Alfred Eeduc will in all probability be the choice of the eonvention, \u2018as the feeling \u2018in the executive is that he i» the -stronz- est man.He is wtlting to accept the nomination if-asked \u2018to da-so.Mr.Leduc is & member of the firm of: E.& A.Leduc, pro tors of Hsev- eral packing houses.in St.Cunegonde and St.Henri: - He -was a member of the St.Cunegonde_ Ceuncil prior to > > for many\u2019 years.\u201c On several previous.océasioïns he has: beén asked to become : a candidate at: federal and MARE.THE SCENE SIR WILFRID WONT CONTEST HOCHEL ae.Alfred Leduo tay be a Candidate if the Seat is Co | paign.He would begh \u2018a canvass of {the riding this week, although th -thie morniKag and will .\u2018Coderre is there is a contest, adopted |\u2019 -we can,\u2019 Liber AG | Contested provincial elections, \u2018but deciined on, the score of business responsibilities.Mr.Leduc is a resident of West- mount, and his firm are large employers of labor in othér parts of the div.sion, and he is personally popu in.the district, so that he is Fboked on as a strong \u2018candidate.To-day.members of the | Liberal committee have gene.to Quel with- Sir Lomer Gouin\u2019 Teenrding t e elec- ten.; Cat MR.CODERRE wouLn.- FEEL HONORED, .\u2026 p The Hon.Mr.\u2018Coderre R seen.| this morning by a \u2018Witness! reporter ,anû remarked that he would be | highly honored if Sir Wilfrid Laur- | \u201cter accepted the Liberal no tion, | but he would try al the ha er\u2019 to, defeat Nim.He stated that he would have no public meetings bef: the speech to be dellvered by.Mt.Bof- den on Wednesday of next week.Mr.Borden would not speak, he; added, unless there was going to be a con- - test.He stated that he was bpening |.some of his committee rooms this evening, and would open the rest t morrow, and was going right ahe with the organization of\" \u20ac were so public meetings: | The Hon.C.J.Doherty, \u2018Minister of Justice, who was at the Windsor, help - Mr.an attitude of cheerful defiahce towards the Opposition, in view of the report that Sir Wilfrid \u201cLaurier was being asked to run, \u2018M he can enjoy the: contest 1 think he said.-If Sir Wilfrid ran, he added, 4 knew they could not riding otherwise.Mr.Doberty will.remain in - for.the present at least.; in the he ot si FIRE DID BENT r pppoe AND SHAFTS; HU GE ROLLERS, A LARGE LLEY OF .LAST NIGHT'S BIG FI AT .~ Name this Company 4it- would be: because -the |.NAMING AN EXECUTOR.The selection of a trust company as Executor assures efficient, reliable, economical \u201c süd centinuous management of an estate.as your Executor.THE CROWN TRUST COMPANY +145 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL ST.GILES\u2019 ANNIVERSARY.Eighteen Years Since the Founda- ¢ tion of An Independent Church Laid > The.Rev.A.S.Ross, of Montreal West, and the Rev.Dr, Fraser, of .the | Presbytérian College, were the preachers at the afiniversary services at St.\u2018Gilles Presbyterian Church, corner of St.Denis and Carriere stheéts,, yes- \u2018terday.At the morning service, the Rev.Mr.Ross selected as his topic the \u2018Invitations and Commands of Christ\u201d The same theme was treated from Another .standpoint- at the evening service by the Rev.Dr.Fraser, who spoke ,of \u2018The Chureh\u2019s invitation to humanity.\u2019 This \u2018was the eighteenth anniversary of the foundatfon of St.Giles as an independent church, and thé twentiéth of the erection of the first building.Large congregations attended both ser- 5 AND A HUGE MASS oF DEBRIS POINT ST.CHARLES.Co FEAR + YOUNG WONAN 18 + , The people of.st Lambert.are having the country scoured for a man-ag- about fifty years, and medium Peiehe, who committed -a- brutal on T.aged about eighteen Years, on atur- | day evening about: eight-thiirty.o'clock.The young.was walking | \u2018 along uUconscious of.dang er when she was seized, clioked, and carried to a secluded yard.The- \u2018assailant bran- | .dishedt a knife and acted so as to ter- reported as dangerously-dll, and -un- \u2018conscious at noop to-day = She is so \u2018tar unable to give a coherent descrip: , tion of her assailant, .* Residents say that the: crime was evidently premeditated.It was.committed on\u201d a public: thoroughlare, and + ssessrsereostey + McGILL NOTES .SOEOCTEIIDOLOENTINODS MoGilt Junior\u201d Dance, which: 1s al- \u2018ways the first of the seasor~in -con- | nection- witu the university, and.is considered to be one of \u2018the biggest soclal \u2018évents of the college life, will \u2018be held in the Union Hall on Novem ber 22.The-committee are now bug\u2019 making arrangements, and it is state they will introduce several new idea: this year.It has been decided to fol- | low the example \u2018of former -ÿears and restrict tne \u2018tekets to 150 souples.MORE : \u2018 | concerrs.- .7 Already lovers of music are Looking forward té the:second concert of the season of McGill Conservatorium .of Music.This will tuke place on De- cember- 10th, and will be an orchestral concert.The full orchestra of 40 members, Including.fiddles, viola, chalice, flute, clarionet, trumpet, oboe, trombone, bassoon, and drums, will take part, and are now busy under the jeadership| of Dr.Perrin preparing for the event, which will.Be-of a most interesting nature.Other events \u201ccontemplated are a free popular lecture by Dr; Perrin in the chemistry building on January 8th, 1918, a string amd student concert in the Royal Victoria College\u2019 Assembly Hali en February 25th, and another orchestral concert in he R Vv.C.' on April 20the + : F 1 5 4, uF \"OUTWARD 003.Baltic, a arr.Liverpool saye\u2026-Noy, 3 Virginian, venpool .\u201c 3 hie arr.verpool td M 3 Majestic, arr.Southampton ct Co INWARD BOUND, .torie: \u201cA.Nov.12 Vic n, arr.\u201d Montreal oi.Nov.| Manchester Commerce, arr.\u201cMon ba à arr.\"éontreai ITS ee ae 2 Spiral.a arr.Montreal .+o oo: \u201d 3 Ella, arr.Montreal ,.oo sees 3 Lauréntic, arr, Montreal care ee 8 orinthiam, arr.Montreal :.hy 3 fore Champlain, er Montreal.\u201c : ie, arr.New 8 00 00 CE Cee arr.New York ee ee Be 3 La Provence, er.New York, ne, se 1 he viday and: is.\u2018Hinting for the : Assailant of the Girl or \u2018rity \u2018her nearly to death.The girl is .© EN 3a the victim had Just passed a ficèr- People were passing! \u2018ali.the \u2018time, and jt is sald it was ne novice in villany \u2018who attacked her.|.The .residerits were théroughly arous ed as soon as Wordj spreaû through, the town.The gir] was cared for and\u2019 a posse was sent out ip.search of the man.No success was met with, \u2018and he\u2019 appears to have pt clear | away.The girl said the man spoke \u2018English.The local authorities are completely non-plussed, and they have sent over for a provincial detective, who js work- ihg on the case.\u2018No person recollects havin sepn a person of the description of the & 1 in the: town.COOPERATIVE | STORE FOR McGILL Owing to grumbling among dents of McGill University ab students.supply room being the benefit of the Students the goods.being sold no chea] at \u2018the city stores, and that ture is not in the interests [of the students, but is leading to a spirit of commercialism, a tommittee hae een \u201cormed to go into the whole question, and \u2018put the supply room on a co- | operative basis.5 Dr The -committee - sare\u2014Mr TA.ÆK.Hugessen, president of.McGill Union; Mr.W.G;-Mitchell, president of.the Science Undergraduate Society; « Mr.H, W.Morgan, president of the Arts Undergraduate Society, and Mr.M.T.Burke, President Law Bnder- graduate Society.Co / ce dE DIED.CK \u2014 In Kingston, Ont.13, Capt.John Black, eged: RYAN \u2014 In Sharbot Lake, Nov.2, 1812, James Ryan, veteran, aged 78 years.DOMINION COAL C0, Limited.Boni, scrounsé, vuin «f mine amd slab.: DISCHANGIITG PLANES AN Hontreal, Quebec and Three Rivers, ro ws - SALES OFFICE, 112 St James St, Selophone MALE 448k WINTER SPOR the stu- pit - the TCounct}, r than he ven- Nov.1, 1 years.| ont, on Crimean BL High altitude, pure air, g accommodation and winter éports, such as skating, skiing, tobog g and snowshoeing ¢an be had under exceptionally good conditions during thet winter months In \u201cthe Algonquin.National Park of Ontarto, 285 miles west of Montreal, 168 miles wast of Ottawa and 205 miles north of Toronto.It Is eapily reached by the trains, of the Grand Thunk Railway.A tal card to Wr.Gall, manager, the \u2018Highland Inn; Algonquin Park Station, Ontario, .will \u2018bring a handsome illus: book- rug fori] hotel 7 ; J vices, and a special \u201coffertory in aid \u201caf, the building fund yes received by me pastor, the Rev.J.© ree 2 R.pobson.i )| MURDER SUSPECTS \u201cFAKEN IN Woods + \u2014\u2014 Quebec, Nov, 4\u2014Xavier Sauvageau and his son Paul were arrested Saturday in the woods of Notre Dames des Anges,.under.suspicion of, being responsible for the death of Alfred \u2018Morion, the trapper.\u2019 \u2014\u2014 $4090000000000008> :.\"MACDONALD NOTES : $0000000000000000 \u2018STUDENTS PLAY BASEBALL.Macdonald College Baseball Club \u2018are a husky lot of boys, and though they may not\u201d be able to quite come up to the standard of McGill as tar as scoring ability is concerned, yet practice and a few matches against other teams would soon bring them into the front lines.Stout and sturdy, with every indication of vim, and yet -in a most gentlemanly spirit playing the game, the freshmen and sophomores (strengthened by three seniors) had their first practice match in the.\u2018gym\u2019\u2019on Saturday afternoon.The game was an exciting one, as although the sophs.and seniors vanquished the freshmen by 40 to 4, the latter put up a good fight and took their Mcking in the best of spirits.The teams were: Freshmen\u2014Moynan, Smith, Hynd- \u2018man, Gordon, Mitchell, Le Petris, Jones and Hayes.- Sopohomores and seniors\u2014Wallker, Sutton, Presley, Westbrook, Boyce, | Cook, Raymond and Richardson.| IMITATE.MeGILL STUDENTS.Macdonald College students.probably, through being su.cicse connect - ed with McGill, like occasionally to let the good people of £t.Anne: sen that they can be pretty lively at times.On Thursday night a party of them, by way of celebrdting Hallowe'en, set out from the college with their faces blackened, \u2018and themselves otherwise diguised, and after parading the town, made a bonfire of some timber and a fence belonging to one of the citizens.Not content with this, some of the students visited a store, broke some glasses and helped themselves to chocolate.Dr.Harrison had some father- 1y words to say to\"them next day, and the house committee is now inquiring - info.the mafter.LADY STUDENTS | ENTERTAIN.! | 4 + J On Saturday night the Model School * girls of Macdonald College gave a reception in the women\u2019s residence to the freshmen and sophomores of the college.a SR \u201c.HAND BURNT .> One of thé Macdorald céiiere freshmen, Mr.Albert Graves, of Sherbrooke, when welding in the forge at the college.on Saturday, got his hand rather severely burnt.TO GO THROUGH WEST.Ald.Blumenthal will make a trip.through the West in two.weeks ° investigate farming conditiong .ang food prices.A.E.AMES .BH.R.TU HOPE T.BRADBHAW : ¥.J.COOMBS C.EK.ABBS A.E.AMES & CO.Members Toronto Stock Exchange INVESTMENT BANKERS announce that they have opened an office in the Royal Insurancé Building, Place d\u2019Armes, .Montreal, under the management of Mr.G.A.Macpherson, who has been connected with the .firm's Bond Department for a number of years.= ONION wank BUILDING, - tm ROYAL INSURANCE BLDG.: TORONTO.AT - MONTREAL.R FO Stock Parts Offices 60 83 Notre Dame Street West.Montreal.RGET, Broker, Rue de Prevenea Le Comptoir Mobili Commercial Value that | offices.AR yro\u2014 v 4 Hospital St , 117-119 Craig st.West \u2018 Advances Cash on all articles and effectshaving BONDS Write for our booklet on the Periodical Payment Plan.° Russell E.Popham & .Co.INVESTMENT BAN KERS, i er Franco-Canadien are, .deposited at their + Montesa \\.let telling\u2019 yéu all.about.* CAR AA dW ha Le pe NTA \u201crings poem a pr rs Aree Wrap we.Fa MGIBBON & MacDOUGALL, \u201c===.STO0KA, BONDS INVERTMENTS, ia te es rt em , i.\u20ac PE A (MANTTRFAL, DAILY WITNESS, \u201cMO.Qé., «.| - == PRAT.[I 4 Senn PA Fighting to Bitter End Mont reals Go Do mr AY a i A Na +.we ER ; - + ° cat wn to Defeat Before Tigers I 1 Ae Tm PROFESSIONAL SOCCER & ACR TO WALUDIE By Ras INL SL oo SEASON IS NOW OVE} 4 FIGHTING GAMELY players point, but net mo for the spec- settled Crossan had made 1 equal from a penalty.the res \u2018hand# by Neighbor.From the ; the \u2018Whites\u2019 .ever rested.til te the lead, but they did not retain, long; Fleming with 8 weil dire.scored the best goal of the ma:.+ Bcotch defence wavered a bit un.Angell and Bennett grasped th.tator, it Was & raw, bitter cold after- ; Boon and à piercing wind blew from goal to goal, consequently the crowd , Was not, near so large as on Thanks- ; giving Day, but .he enthuslasm waa: \u2018 F AS great,\" ang.every\u2019 smart piece of play was heartily cheered.2p, fn Yighting\u2019/ gamely to the end, Mont- at last\u2019 this avalanche was checked, mith, real vainly endeavored on Saturday to |2Rrd, after rums «by Dean and win one game and save the season's record from totul ddrkness.For the first time in history à loca] team must be placed in the Big Four archives as having finished the season with .000 percent.Official figures show that Montreal has the lightest team that has ever played senior championship Rugby: Gammel weighs but:120, and several on the team not mach more.Considering this, Montreal's showing will not be viewed in such an unfavorable light.; The Tigers are easily in the Argo and ugh Rider class.Their low standing are inferior to these two.Like Montreal, they have gone through the season suffering from the most miserable luck.The feature of the game from the indicates falsely that they | 1 McNealy kicked over the line, but.ne \u2018rouge was scered, because of the quick ireturn.Green immediately Tas.up e | re {and At his men \u2018as soon as was, kicked\u201d from the 26-yard line.| Then, from.the lane kicked over | a nasty fumble, Again Hamilto an offside, and, after a long run and ;punt combination by McKelvie, who jcaught his own ball.Gatenby -sailed yin for a try that McNealy failed to |convert.\u2018On resuming play, Baldwin jmade a phenomehal run, checked him at the 25-yard Hine When: the Montréal team changed ends, Dean was seen to be replaceû by Brophy, and the fans gave Art a rousing cheer.3 Green, who, after rouged.scoring.Although the chunky Tigers had \u2018the ball in their possession filly three-quarters of the time, nevertheless they failed to score as many points @-yard line, McFar- got possession on but Hulme |.¥ .The second period was similar to | the first in all respects save one, the - a ke MA boum Yo * = - \u2018 Friday nights rain had balked the efforts of Lhe executive to get the pitch in decent order, and althoygh sand and sawdust had been strewn plentifuily the west- etn side was soft and heavy and dif+ ficult to negotiate, and \u2018it wea little | wonder some of the players showed \u2018signs of having «enough before game finished, ; THE GAME.\u2026 Winning the toss Captain Bingham elected to play with the wind and Leitch tipped off for the Scots, they got as far as the backs when Sheldon steppad in and punted weil down; Duff and Rinnier got possession, the former finished a smart run by sending over: the bar; back came the \u2018Select\u2019 and Reynolds had e mood try.Gillies was prominent with a cute bit .f tackling \u2018end Dongärb fastened on the ball and -passing out to Fleming, the right winger, carried the ball well up the field until he was relieved by Neighbor; Tommy Bennet ever on the watch, got the tunitq, each adding goal ta the of a good, clean game ended in «.of the Pick of Montrdal by 5 goss - ! COMMENTS.The result was a bi SUrprise :\u2026 folks, and the Whites were proud of their victory.but ti .does not represent hf play, plus k .and determination.which did th.and the majority ef thé goa\u2019 scored with ten\u2019 men! playing.Wilson was the hdro of the m.- He had some mitaculous saves, : the day's form he cah easily he as one of our best goalkeepers.: don was the better] back, he ns a nippy pair to deal With and he Mica few mistakes; Hen Neighbor wy: | h bit off color; he found Fleminz .: Dougall rather speedy.) The success of & team wis tr half back line, they \u2018hugged the cn.posing front as if {hey were swec:.hearts, and the surptise of the trio « : Charlie Cornwall, after the retre\u2026 : Duff, he was a halfjand a forwari - through and Bent in a stinging shot in this part of the game aa the locals.which fairly took Woodside by surprise : t 2 .Montreal point of view was thé return Mc&weeny shone.starting from the one, and Rinnier d every supyon to the game of Art Brophy.After his in + - + trretseses + ++ > 3 from him.The Englishmen played M'GILL SCORES NR 6 SMITH ND \u2019 ; and the \u2018Whites\u2019, vere a goal up ere game of of his life Tommy Benne: absehce last week and his falling down first on a long, difficult forward pass, ._, : + \u2018FOURSOME FRmS Y AVON Ï the game \u2018was five minutes gone.Baed is a dangerous man |near goal: he bh.in\u2019 the.previous game, Brophy's work Which he noblv resuscitated and car- \\ + ERS AND ANDERSON +: and Anderson were seen to advantage, three to his own checks, Angell hug was astounding.He made the pret- |Tled to the five-vard line by quick, : | +.\u2019 7 4 they simply plunged.through the grind, the other two; Reynolds was near, 7.test try in the second half that has ties, Green, phen passes ! : * * Verona, N.J, Nov.4\u2014 Alex: +} and the former sont a lovely shot right fective, and consistent.Da \u201cen ore a CR thm : over the line, changed hands, count- Be cei - .' : + Smith, former national golf + 1 0 ne goal mouth, Wilson snatched It-is difficult to account for the Ses ror n more an ug urray were ne Montreal\u2019 only One point instead ; au or ns ; + champion, and Oswald Kirby, +: up in double quick time, Bingham defeat unless it wais over Confidence eree and umpire, and their work te the fi bable six This | Kingston, Ont., Nov.4\u2014The Mc Hl 7 ung Woollat, who had replaced + New Jersey state champion, ! caught the retyrn and slipping Leitch With the wind i their favor and piar- was unimpeachable.Few were the off- © e five or pro : i football team defeated Queens hare aisley on the visiting back division, + defeated Jerome Travers, na-_6 he parted to the left wing and Rinnier ing against 10 men they couid ory ; sides that escaped this vigilant pair, |C&uUsed the stands to emit a jong on Saturday by fourteen to three and: after the latter had broken a.small: + tional ch mpion, and Thoma \u201c4.and Duff were at the other end in a manage to score twice, while.their o;.nw BK \"and interference was totally cut out.|ET0@N, which was changed into a Se + y ; bone- in his hand; and knbcked him\u2018 + \u2018Anlerson.jr, in an exhibition | twinkling; the Scotch defence were ponents got three ipoints.\u2014Crossay 8 \u201cThe teams lined up: - as Cameron, after catching me à.must now wait a week to.see whether | out.Weollat had caught à punt and; + four ball\u201d match on th M te +.kept busy, and their kicking and plat- usually a-brililant ofnament, was pre.\u201cR Hamilton.Montreal.cult spiral, Jan forward Et yard they will become intercolleglate cham- returned.prettily and fully two sec-| 4 clair Golf Club links her ° vos + ing was all that could be desired, with tically useless in thg second half.whi: g Burton.Back.Smith | nluckl y Si © 1 Phe t 7 plons without a play-off + or whether ©Rd8 after the ball had been punted 4 terday, the winners s oi 4 +; & less capable custedian than \u2018Wilson he did one or twojclever thinee k: Cattenby.Halves.Dean iy 1210 oat for the rest \u2018at the same.\u2018they must méet Toronto \u2019Varsity for.an Free man Him down.a Ÿ up and to play at 18 holes +i the Score would have been equalled play was not sustafned.Cees \u2019 ; ; ; \u2018 : CL = \u201cdown, i f \u201c 41 Within a very short time, « e| There was some pretty combina:ic: Moony, 1111 Halves.ne.\"Green Fraser took his position at middle the third time this season to decide another occasion.Billington was 3 Smith a d Kirby poturned the Ï of the front rank teste \u2018his abilities: with the forwards.Fhe wing men rar Awrey.Quarter Gan 2 half.HI looked at this per a% the destination of the title.McGill tackled and held Elliott ran up and| 4 h : 1.Whe ravers the play, became very fas\u2019 and the de- ticuluarly showing up well, but Wil - vos Quarter.Gammell |{hough the locals were the one.best ; piled on quite unnecessarily, strikin ad beaten in some of his + play, Ty Ls McCann.Scrimmage.Savage || et, and.the prospects fer.a win : have defeated Queens twice and have Billington twice to op a y, ÿ aid + games: sharp, cold wind + fence on both sides were putting up a was the stumbling} block.Woodside \" Isbister.Scrimmage.McAllen ; b h x en) |.8plit even \u2018with \u2018Varsity while Tor- ® in- the face 48 he + handicapped the pl ; Brand fight, and either side was value \u2018could \u2018only be blamed for ome of tr Melville Scrimmage Ross brought.the bugs.hungry for a pis y $ so, ; N : : + Pi © play ons.+ for a point, it came rather unexpected.goale and even at that he saved twis McFarlane\u2019 wines: Kelly Gus orvivie wit Tebetsr \u2018saugh the defeat them hors exe Baturoas io mum ons sui OUEN workin the 3 LL aaa 3 Tom Bonet austen he ptanct Sone fo obese macy ot ro eet tS » |was horrible uni 8 | ; ; e was a mix-up between odder : Sdaide - ; , 6 3illiee Giassford else Wings.otulme ball and sent a long clean punt, which bring about a tie with McGill for the and Waterous.Rodden had been nag- | : or ayoodside à second ume, = eh ee ms ives, bar the Lie Wilson.ings .Coolican Blassford.making à ong flying oral though McGill won.the match Sone and om oe a wing right .T \u2014 : and was deservedly cheered, the Scots! few minutes of the game; Crichton an! Togotn.Wings.1.Cameron |in gathering the ball into his arms, thelr football was away below stan- off Watoronss reseotion ,onatehed Nan to see the McGill \u2018backs get Suined a couple Te ee ming ee I ve.hs ylor.ngs.- McMurtry From that on, the gante was all Ham- | dard, they were lucky, do achieve | struck him on\u2019 his bare head with the to.safety.LE Ni Clive; a hot attack was m d will, à ant f great service to Duff Montreal won the toss, and wisely |ilton, for the Mentreal line was forced such a commanding lead.\u201cUnless they | head gear.Finally 'Waterous re- MCC's chief strength \u201cwas on the lo gson's charge, but he came off and will.prove > pi placed the sun at their backs.It was bac inch by ineh in spite of the fran.\u2019 tic efforta of Coach: Ross from {the side lines.+ i With \"a victory in sight, the local players showed more.ability: than in any.of their .previous.matches.but alas! this was not enough.\u2019 McKeivie punted over twice for points, once play a far batter game than they did on Saturday! in their futuré matches thelr lisa of victories is now complete.In thé first half espécially there was a notahle lack of ginger in their play and with a little more luck and the use of more headwork: Queens would have secured a commanding with flying colors; -Duf\u2018 séampered down: the field, he was tritercepted by Crossan, who trapped the ball in his usual artistic style; Duff went over and landing on hla shoulder he let up a terrific howl.Play was immediately stopped and trainers Guthrie \u2018and Lawson were on the spot and had the who, owing to hi workk will be in receipt of $10.00 pe week.The executive will be busy dur ing the next few mohths making a rangements for next season, meanwh:: they have every reason to he Natisfic with the results to date.wi taliated and both went to the side for absence from he five minutes.SL - There Wert séveral lapparently accidental injurjes.Dunlop twisted his leg and had to retire in favor of Pilgrim just at the end of the first half.While Queen's * guffered further is the they who were bewlidered, nevertheless.by the wonderful Tiger runs and trick plays.Down rushed Hamilton, and.In spite of the vigorous efforts of the defence, seemed to soak through Montreal's line like water.For a'moment they were held back by.straight ir were not so strong on the offensive|work at usukl.Buster © several big gains on and McEvenue, who round game, \u2018also wriggled thrdugh several times by the strict interpretation of the interfer- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 0 g : Ci So ï Bignall and \u20ac a TEAMS.tackles, but this stopped them - only érossing .the dead line, and the ether lead.Two weeks without a game and hurt his shouldes que 4 tired in favor | 31d the beat tackling, white \u201cLaing, Player carried off, on examination it} Pkck of Montreal\u2014Wilson, Sheidn.for a moment.The Burton-McNealy- time platine & nice, clean drop \u2018ball & tour hour train jobrney just prior | of Pound, and MeLeod .wes put out Who is usually brilliant, was merely Y88 found that his elbow was dis- Neighbor, Moran, Bingham.Cor: ail AoE McKelvie trio seemed to do what they exactly ,midway between.the posts.to the match seemcd to have spoiled gna wan \u2018replaced by Stearns just at 094.Kendedy and Harkness, the !°ated and on the advice of the doctor Reynolds, Angell, Berhett, Rinnier and 1&8 Wished wit.the ball.Time and again This was added to by another just as most of the visitors and it was the | the end of the game.© F outside wings of the local fourteen, H© Was removed to the hospital.Duff PSE Lee they battered the.Montreal line to |the whistle blew by Taylor, who, by Work of a [few of them that kept! Paisiey ! | : ¥ were quite de effective as Lai 1| The gamé was renewed and play be- otland\u2014Woodside, Crichton.Firm- JR i | \u2018 aisley hurt his hand whén tackled : 8 ng and d at t the efforts Scotlan side, .Et § \"A , Pieces and calmly walked over for |a long baseball slide, got over the line, Queens away from the line.in the third quarter and was replaced L718, McGill's celebrated pair.Mc.Came very fast-and at last the e ing, Crossan, Gillies, Ross Fleminz JA, | * their yards through the ruins.For a making the final score: Hamilton: 29: In the ond half there was some by \u2018Woollat.The latter played a Gi! made littlé on end runs, the| of the Scota were rewarded; Bald Dongall, Leitch, Anderson and Bald.JE CRT time the local players stood dazed, but Montreal, 12.improvement, but even at that the.pegutityl game, matchi thihg 8Tound being too sticky, but on one Judged a corner to a nicety, and Leitch Referee \u2014 Mr: Jas.Ryder.TL i \u2019 : : : Co : work of the team was open to any that, BE 4 : ns every B occasion McEven : à a caught on and beat Wilson close in; eterèe = ; à Dit | -\u2014\u2014' amount of criticism.- roy came hig way and running in 20 away for forty ee Daisies Che Scots continued to be the aggres.Linesmen \u2014 M.G.Stay en ¢ LR f - ; oo guOucens on the other Hand played BY running oe he fe tor be made no gajins through fine Queens sors and half time was called with Bald hus REES' ASSOCIATION.A | f ARGONAUTS SPRING GREAT | [gue jopioeh ond evs freatendhy wh We ous né, ane ones Be pa line, bat \u2018ado pré |practisei| mime nier A special mesting min de ned = IN vO K Me rs 1.pie Draper rely been leckded hard a broken fleld, , 48\" change of kicks and also worked the| Two, one and a man short was not night fo Nault Hail at A dirvinghy tem ; 1 5.SURPRISE BY DEFEATING [ACS ti whieh ais Coomee Dramr aso san in grea: ae M pr agit one] a ie jen is dar mine ut Bo bra plage not 4 SESE .; .id L ; tyle for , and played a fine, all- ! Wl \u2018Whites\u2019 buc! - SOCCERITE.4 ol li ., i à Lau Se nares douns Patron récemed round game.He pulled, off foür or | By Wola ina fes tonnes short: ore spirit, buf ere they could get er dy.\u20ac | \u2018, mes .- ) YI = \u2018ee fève MeGi .five good dashes down the touch line, \u2019 > : remet EEE Ta al TE NESE a.2° THE ROUGH RIDERS Heide fax MeGHL he pall an; an on one occasion grabbing up a.ball ered in Dy pirkett and Kennedy.for ASIPASLIPTECRL REIS N COMMERCIAL\u2018 ' Po; j - - .s red dently fro e which Blilington had fumbled : and 50°C gains.cEvenue and Draper HOCKEY .\\ \u2018 Queens suffered freq y from th : ot on to this aft hile, h { : oC | ; CL \u2018| rulings of the officials in this con-| running for fifty yards Billington 57 Gf 10 CMs after a while however, |» CLUB HELD EN BOWLING .Ci Ottawa, November 4, \u2014 Argonauts spicuous, the latter getting away for' nection although they were not stop- | Was off color, especially in the first by pulling the ball out of the air ; ; .G .GUE RESULTS ; ï ?, ise\u2019 of the] two fine end runs.\u2019 Kinsella of the: Ped as often as were the McGill men | half.He was outpunted by Hazlett, with seemingly \u2018mpossible catches ANNUAL MEETIN \u2019 \u201c + sprang the biggest surprise\u2019 of Argonauts had a small bone in his] for allezed offside work.It was un-| Who played a magnificent game! for à ; .\u2018 \u2014 football season at Lansdowne Park on | \u2018Saturday afternoon, .defeating \u2018 the i \u2018Ottawas by 12 to 6, im the last game\" \u2018af the\u2019 Inter-Provincial-Union in \u2018this 3 city, and thus tleing the Ottawas for ) gE \u201cthé lead in the race to thé:champion- 4 Queens shdwed little head work in their use of the onside kick, also, and several times when Hazlett could easily have Kicked for a point the locals made desperate efforts for a try by means of [the play, often losing the ball.; : The day was a cold one with a fair wind and as the game started late owing to- all afrangements not having been completed.in time by the .local fortunate for the ldeals, however, that they should have been such a critical occasion.The work of thd \u201cofficials, Messrs.\u2018McArthur and Park, of Toromto, ap- ! pointed by Jack Maynard, of \u2019Varsity, after the eontendiag teams had been unable to agree, was poor in the extreme, Their interpretation of the offside interference rule \u2018was 80 strict right leg broken in the second quar- | ter, and both Kilt and Holden had | their noses smashed, play being strenuous throughout: \u2019 The Ottawas failed to score with the wind in their favor, in the firat quarter, and in, the second the Argo- \u2018nauts had all the better of it.Clarke kicRed for a rouge, and then Lawson grabbed an onside kick and fell on the ball for à try, which Sinclair bring off a \u2014\u2014 the locals and.failed ta- single drop kick.The! footing was somewhat sticky, but \u2018not nearly as bad as it had been \u2018on the\u2019 McGill campus on the occasion of their two Montreal victories.Another thing that bothered.Billington, especially In the first half, was the fact that Queen's played all but two \u2018men, Ers- ide Cl kine and Hazlett, well up on the line, as \u2018at times to render the game farch- and \u2018the McGill punters wings were Lamontagne Ltd.bowling agains! J.W.Hughes & Co., in a scheduie: Commercial Bowling League game, made the high team average of ili which is quite up to Class B standari.Incidentally they wan\u2019 three straigh: \u2018games.The General Fire Extinguish:T Co.'s team were beaten by Mitchells two games to one.The scores follow: Genéral Fire Ex penalized on The second annual meeting of the Star Hockey Club took place on Saturday evening, at Kastel's, St.Catherine street west.QU The reports for the -past \u2018season proved very interesting, \u2018the team finished a strong second in the Montreal City League, and are this coming hip.Everything now \u2018depends .on \u2018negt Saturday's gamé et.\u2018Toronto, the \u2018winners -of which will be champlons .Tom Riddell.- \u201c restricted \u2018the big fellow's activities be entered By the various clubs, it is Price and O'Connor were also con- \u2018tackled behind by Laing and Bignall, President Lecours and Secretary : 1 =.ab \u2018Fr \u2018fact \u2018wan be.J es ; db executive the sun was low and both- ; .Sullivan .189 100 in ie for 1912, NE K failed to convert.It was six to poth-, ne oh Tact at tmes the ball es Le unable to give\u2019 him the protection.\u2018he ered the backs When the game started, | season in hopes of leading, the league Shivam ee I 6 Ai Saturday's game was witnessed by ing at half time.| utrhost regularity.This perhaps ac- 1°SAS: 9 \u2018[ sie || MeGill had some seventy-five sup- when the schedule is completed.The Cable .vv ee eens 147 190 IF 208 # crowd which numbered six tfou- : à | MeGIII scored their points on \u201dto | porters in the stand, and as a score t xcellant trips last Sea- Higginson .e.167 158 IR I sand.Th ther clegred after In the third quarter the Ottawas| counted in some mensure for the \u2018touches, one of which was.conv of T d the team had two exeellan BE.+ 148 + LA 4 i oer of rain weal the fol a wes 2 rallied and followed with a rouge | poor work of the team for thev seem- , \"i © rouges.Queens ec J am oe Te Dn An ere son, playing ih both Boston and Cle-! Kipp.181 Lo .J a .A ; \" ~ p > © - + \u2019 ; \u2014 \u2014 \u2014_ 5 and dry.A strong wind was blowing, could score ne mors \"and in the fourth ick pave, (Ty out many of thelr | safety and a rouge.| > 1%; l.there was spme Interesting cheering, veland, in the latter city they made | =~ To \u201coo To i - and conditions, on the whole, were quarter with a wind behind them the| Both t 8 went intd the game at | Both of McGill's touches were of a | and an amusing interchange of BODES.| the best showing of any team Playing Team average\u2014879.à F about equal, It was hard, fast foot- Oarsmen rolied up six points.Clarke's full strength.Captain Jimmy Lee, of Aukey nature,s;-Queen's lost.the ball\u201d The teams-pand officials: ! there, in fact, being the only team to} | \u2018Mitchells.| A ball from beginning to end, and Re- kicking was phenomenal, the young- the McGill, fourteen who had an- for offside walk on their.Ave-yard | .Queens.- - Mobil.hand Cleveland \u2018a shut out ¢.their G.Anderson .138 159 IS i»: ferees Ben Simpson and Tommy | ster once hoisting the ball from cen.nounced that he would not be able to{ ne in the \u2018third quarter, dnd MeGill | gagzlett .|;» Halves .Billington han G.Greening.'.88 .-.dl Riddall handled :i.satisfuctorily, but tre field to the aa line.~ + .play was in the game as usual.This thus got a Beautiful chance, of which {' Macdonnell +b» Halves .Draper| own ice.: .who is| H.Butler .118 158 iF .there was little or ncne cf the much Williams & Flemi did the 18 the.-mecond- tims.this year that | they took full advantage-and worked | prekine -.-.[.- Halves .Palsey |, Mr.Edward J.Callahan, sident of J.Taylor.oo.10 10 I a advertised footbull, Arzvrauts work- best sm tt ne S| Capfain Jimmy had.fooled everybody one of the few.successful trick DIays Birkett .[i vs WANE ov ov or Je well-knawn as being Je pre fourteen R.Stronach.140 178 Ii.BE Ing a few trick vlays, but beth teams ess ry e back line, and the| by a sudden change.of \u2018mind- at the of the day.- 2 ; | Reid** .;i.Quarter .McEyenue the Star Baseball Club, or i our st | D.Hollingsworth.: 1°9 17 \" b resorted for the greater part to the.Th ag 0 yan Theos sensational last moment.Considering thal he was | Lining up for a triple Buck through Elli.- pe, -Berif ve Lo.\"Reldd out of the fifteen years of s acity : oD Pa Kactics now femiliar to ai} fi llowers ey used poor eadwork in the! plaving with a bag lèg his work.Ves | the left, they slipped tite -ball over tô McLeod*** | .Berim .Montzdmery | ence, will also act in that c 7 tel Totals el 699 Ti dE \u2018of the game.\u2018 pinches, however, once losing the ball\u2018l\u2018{erday was very fair.IE \u2018Draper, who .dashed thtough on the McLaughlin |.,.Sertm .Cruickshank with the hockey club, being re-elec Team average\u201435 i - On the afternoon's play, the Argo- for ee of torterence when.within! \"Big Ba.Elliott Pr gion i right for five points.Billington con- Dunlop*-* .Wass cre es Matheson to the presidency.the meeting that Lamontagne Ltd.pu: nauts were superior to Ottawa | ; - + | ine and made £ \u2018stron, \u2018verted.i | McTiquham |.Xings .Timmins |: It was stated .t oe 150 17 x though the Ibcals appeared ta play There appeared to be something it \u2018was in Montreal hile - Biliott .In thé faurth quarter a high punt Elliott ve 0er Wings .Waterous jpvitations have already been rer A Barrette .oe Le lm 1° g urder a cloud of misfortune from Wrong with the .Ottawas, and only in strengthens the team if wou a Ho by Billington houn back and forth Rodden .|.Wings .Bignall{ oq from Cleveland, Detroit, en |A.Allard oo lll 100 ass we D beginning to end.Play had not been two or three plays did they show the) Queens 'no-harm if their executt efraticaly among the.Queen's backs, Harkness .[.Wings.Laing | and Syracuse to »play there be down É Vincent.ve he .28 190 IT ) in propres two [unten wken Eddie pare a Snap an peed, atchon, - ed and accepted the and, Geo \"Ee Laing coming up.fast, Kennedy.|.Wings .Lew is ue season, æ ent trip A.Lamvert.308 1.ve ve.was hurt and friced to.re- Y C8.reports were r , ané 1 - gathere n for a touchdown, - Eu 0 rec r tel =~ 2e em \u2014\u2014 fire and ¥.eming replaced him, Ger- Perhaps.it was because they were treasurer's statement showing a tay- lington made a beautiful try from a *Replaced by Wollatt .in third \u2018The captaincy was.left ee until \u201cTotals.-.893 81 1° s!d's loss .\u20acemcialized tre Ottawa UP against a better football machine, [orable condition \u2018of affairs.- to difficult angle &nd the goal judge sig- quarter.: in | thira| just before the season's open dE ed as| Team average 014 0 Back division, anë ufterwurds it was The lne-up:\u2014 | «0° Votes of thanks were tendered Ÿo nalled a convert, but the officials +Replaced| by Pound In | The election of officers ree tor J.W.Hughes.weak.Tas Ottawas shouid have put Argonauts.CL i Ottawa.| the officers and committee dort overruled hig decision.quarter.: J + pti follows, lagt year's sla hout: 5 .x: Quegnel.\u2026.128 5 I V llams La at thaï zuneivre, but they O'Connor .,.back -.Robertson able services.To: Mr.C.E.a \u201d 9, McGill got only one point in the **Replaced by Stearns in jou ected practically throve ors.Robert A.Westcott., .130 128 iF kept him until the third qrarter, and Lawson ., .halves .,.Kilt |hie assistance to the commit a Tor first half, this coming on a rouge in quarter., : In second Fon.presidents \u2014 Messrs.Peters.A.Brown.+.124 118 1\" .when he did \u2018get into \u2018play, his team Clarke .\u2026'.o Gerard |to Mr.Henderson, nas + interest in \u2018the first quarter.Birkett, a new man s.eRe ced by Pilgrim In 8eCORC| Bickerdike, M.P., and Henry allahan\" J.Brooker .157 13% I was behind and his line was so shot Price .wii.4.MeCann |his kindly and practical intere on the back division, fumbled Bil- quarter.A To.| President\u2014Mr Edward J.1 Morrissey.2.154 Li 7 to pieces that he had very poor pro- Dissett .Quarter .,.Snelling the slide \u201cfor the season 1912-13 lington\u2019s punt en his swn twenty-yard Officials \u2014 McArthur end Park, To Vicé-presldénti«Mr.F.W: Shennell Tee por _\u2014__\u2014 tection.Kilt was hurt In the third Sinclair .PhilMps.The An resident Mr.A, W.|-line.McGill.» secured pussession and ronto.Tee Sec.-treas.\u2014Mr.Coll M.Hart | 4 ole \u2026.\u2026 \u2026.674 63 7 quarter and forced to drop out.Simp- Sinclair .scrimage .Phillips \u2018ole: vice-president.Mr.A.\u2018Stewart Reid, Laing, and Bignali piled, on bo \u2014\u2014\u2014\" F aE Lo re ï ë \u201cTeam averège\u2014413.4.son replaced Kilt and Kennedy went Mulligan .Emmerson Ewing; hon.presidents, Messrs.C, Hazlett when he tried to run out Bil- MONTREAL CITY HOCKEY.LEAGUE MER?PING.\u2014 i ça rt Stead of Emerson, who was also Murphy eo ene Wings | eg Ephn Ernest Gault! R.: Ewin and Percl- Mngtons high.punt.from behind his BASKE TBALL do EC TO NIGHT.ue T he Ki dneys : Us.; 1 A - ; + en eue SAE val Molson; committee, Messrs.A.K.Co DF he y Hoe! 1 : {A Backs fumbled and were Siow in get, Meaghen .Io.se.211, Holden SLarke WW.Robinson Walter Mol | Queen's scored in the second quer.| ANNUAL MEETING oie: this evening (Monday) st 10 {a umbled and were slow in get- se ane seen ve 0 son, \u2018A.F.Gault, BE.B.Savage, A.| ter when practically.the whole wing * the St.Jacques Î À ting away, .whereas the Argonaut Kingella .i \u201csun Megloughlin woods, W.8.\" Walker, A.Dunlop, J.line Ee wooped \u2018on\u2019 Draper Md gather- |.The date for the annual meeting Lo 815 2 clock, er Catherine street.east.Are To Blame: i À backs played brilliantly, Clarke, the Murray .23 aph4 ewan\u201d oo «Hickey K.Oxwald and Dr.F.J.Tees.ed in Hazlett's kick on his own line the Montreal section of the Que © - TO * principal business before the : : ! TR « Rh t : has been final The princip {2 Dundas boy, putting up a remarkable eaume .rhe 00 es etes Ryan All these, gentlemen held .he same and threw him back over it for a Basketball Association Nov 19, at | meeting will be the drawing up of the WHEN A WOMAN'S BACK EI game.at centre half.He outpunted.Poster Topics insella; Fleming offices gus {ng t 8 past oar ane wera safety, The Half-time score was 2-1.ly fixed for Wednesday, SPY mehedule, which will start on Decem- ES : a e Ottawa backs, including Wil- replaced Gerard: Kennedy replaced |unanimously re-elected ngie - McGill did all the scoring in the the M.A.A.A: building.! been ber 28rd.- ; ; | liams, and was a tower of strength.Emmerson; Simpson replaced Kilt .|lot.The club, as in former years, 4pirq quarter on Draper's converted Although no definite word has ee SIGNED CONTRACT.IS NOT STRONG.11 Lawson played a great game, \u2018and Referee: \u2018Ben Simpson; ympira | comprises about a thousand members.{auch and two rouges, Hazlett being | pecelved with regard to the teams to ; (RA \u2019 i : > NEA Le \u2018to heavywelght boxing at which he |: Montgomery and Big- ected that the number will bel Hart of the City League, signed the én § ing to understand the ; \u2014 - ree Dr pers is intercollegiate champlen, h Althouëh and Birkett by ontg y = He et is most likely that Macdon- contract with Mr.1 J.Doran, of the Women and sehise ee oo Ki h : ARK N- FI TA » i Thich by the way \"was not 3 difontt In the last quarter McG1ll added five ald College: vit compete nas ever Jubilee Rink, td \u201c during the they suffer are due to wrong action oi the ; P A LUIN TOBOGGAN CLUB HAVE: se thing for a local man to-do, he pulled on Laing's touch, and Queen's one The boys f edit for the ice three matches being kidneys.\u2018 A - - .©.\u2018 © : off some of the dirtiest play that has | when Woollat was pulled down be- been in the Intermediate or junior Ser- coming season, «ene gy .The kidneys are overtaxed \u2014gived .ea : .a - from 8 to 11.>» ; ; , ; î a He | hind his own line.Queens was fore- jes, and last year was their first aP-| pfayed on each evening, hiv d ) oo SURM UNTED IFFI | TT à re \u201c= on tioatary fout exhibition ing the \u2018play throughout the last quar- pearance in| the senior.Competition The interest being shown in Je al more work than they can possior Ans Sha Vi Ë à sav » hen he - charged | ter and several times gol the ball will be keener than ever.sporting circles In connection w ni then t ai in pro ° ; .wm 5 ci, wr TE TL in the & quarter when CT oo ; .; _.\"City League easily surpasses anything pain in the back \u2018As you all know, te hive lately had \u2018considerable trouble in regard to \u2018a right of way for our slide, said Mr.A.W.Cole, president of the Park Toboggan Club, at the.annual meeting at the Windsor Hotel last Saturday night.\u2018Just below the.riding track there is a strip of land, some sixty feet broad by.four hundred ip length, belonging to the Brunet Estate.Three months ago we received a letter from e agents saying that they would no tongar allow us to run the toboggan sHde over their territory.The matter was taken in hand by the committee, and at first the only proposition offeredè us was to buy the entire ict open durinæ- -:the coming segadn, and we pe to the Brunet Estate and were offered the part of the property actually covered by the slide for between twelve and thirt thousand dollars, which offer we\u2019 bipce mare.declined.The agents then offered to rent us the lot for $880 for the entire season, but we\u2019 could not consider this.: part of the slide for 9228 for the season.; \u2018This may be regarded as something in the nature of a hold-up, as the price in previous years has : ia the heighborhood of $50.or the slide will remain, as in forme: years, and we have every hope of & + \u2018It was finally agreed to rent that |.property occupled by the | \u2018On the aforementioned arrangement.| every Monday, - general admission; © } t the same naturé shown in recent oars.\"With only one league playing at the Jubilee, the De cast end will be packed.prac pa several letters have aù- ready been received at leagua - quarters from fans, asking for more reserved seats.\u2019 .bable prices will be 25 cents oral ad o 25 cents reserved seats upstairs; 50 cents promenade; ents box seats.] bi players\u2019 contracts should be out within the next ten days; all the clubs \u2018| have their eyes on the men they want, ver.RO Carnets and Hochelaga happen to be the clubs to draw the first hour on opening night, there will be more excitement in the East End than they When the back aches and pains it is almost impossible to do her housework, for every.move and turn means pain.On the first sign of backache Doant Kidney Pills should be taken 0 ss tQ -» avoid all this suffering.Mrs.Harvey W.Brownell, Northport, F N.S., writes:\u2014\u201cI now take pleasure in writing you, stating.the benefit I receive by using Doan's Kidney Pills.About a Fear ago I was terribly afflicted with lame ack, and was so bad at times 1 could not sweep my own floor.\u201cWhile looking through B.B.B.Almapac, I saw Dosns .Kidney Pills were a great kidney remedy} so thought I wauld try a'box or two.did so and found great relief.After us ing five boxes I was completely cured, and I am very thankful to have found 80 ountered for Years.: y , course; ln- successful season, during which we have encoun t speedy a cure.\u201d for $33,000.This was, of cou shall probably be hono red by HRH.With just the air a Coe thot thelr 22 Price, 50 cents a box, 3 boxes for $1.25, | P act approached the Board of Con- |the Governor-General and fam the Jubilee it reminds on trol for permission to change the ui- rection of the slide, so as to rum entirely on city property, and were favorably received.But ta be done eo keep ily.Speaking of the season 1911-13, the -something had there had been more the alide than in president sald that, although the slide had opened, much later than was usudl: sliding nights Ruavious years The varie \u2018MONTREAL TIGERS MATCH.\u2014A SCRIMMAGE NEAR THE MON a ning season two years ago, when every team was right in the running until practically the last few weeks ef the season.at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The I.Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.| When ordering direct, specify \u201c Doan\u2019s.\u201d 1 . - WITN 4 i ty FON r- SF ESS, MONDAY, .NOVEMBER hy ; 2e v.\u201ca, \u2014 er \u2014 ONLY FOUR SAVEL Twelve Drowned in Lake St.Louis Including Seven Women and Children The\u2018Cecilia L\u2019 of Montreal Foundered in Storm, and Captain Was Lost With The tole of the wreck of the steamer \u2018Cecilia L\u2019 on Friday night .n Saturday's- \u2018Witness\u2019) will find a place amongst the most gruesome emit : : annals of shipping on Lake St.Louis: Tle Perri.sève n women.and children, three af ber.crew, and- he the Ship.à (briefly She foundered In a terrific gale ff and carried to their death twelve people, amongst whom.were skipper, Captain Ë.Leduc, a veteran pliot, who is credited with knowing \u2018every inch of the river.Four men were saved.The \u2018Cecilia L.was a passenger and freight boat, registering 192 tons gross.the Lachine She left Montreal shortly after noon on Friday and passed through Canal .on her way to Valleyfield.Once in Lake St.Louis, she encountered one .of the flercest gales that has swept the lake for.many years, and although she was a new boat, reverenced by .all the sailors on \u201che river for her seaworthiness, she succumbed to the tremendous blasts and heavy seas which.she experienced as she redched the narrow channel between lie Perrot and Beauharnois about, nine miles out from Lachine, The wind was blowing at a velocitylof fifty miles an hour from.a south- etiy direction, when suddenly it ehanged and swept.with fitful gusts from | the.northwest.In the narrow channel between the two islands she was crowded on to the dangerous sand bar which: skirts the channel.The impact shifted the cargo so that the bulwarks were.wrenched asunder, the vessel turned on her side and slipped back into à hundred feet of raging\u2019 .water.- CI .Almost before the lifeboat had been.launched by.Felix Gosselin in an imprssible sea, the ship was battered to pleces and the crow and passengers immersed ir the angry waters.calamity occurred.Captain E.Leduc was steering when the His son, Lionel Ledué, chief officer, flung life belts to the passengers and \u2018crew, rushed forward to his father and tied a belt round his shoulder, and as the deck of the and son leaped intq the lake.; t parted from .the hull, father Not an order had been given; there had been no time for even properly equipping the passengers with life-saving apparatus.the agonies of the drowning women and children survives.\u2018Only one incident of Lionel Leduc, who, along with Felix Gosselin, scrambled inte the lifeboat and reached the shore, tells \u2018how Mrs.Repentigy, feeling convinced of the hopelessness of saving her life and that of her ten-year-old daughter, rushed up to him after the firet shock and tore from her.ble inz to him above the cracking of timbers may reach the shore; a woman, with her child, must fall.and give it.to my children.\u201d women had suffered.«Mrs.Repentigny\u2019s body was foufid on It is the only rs ng finger'a wedding.ring, shout- d roar of the tempest: \u2018A man Take this ring which survives of how the tarday morning, her wrists judly cut, and even then bleeding.She had smashed the portholes of their cabin: in a- wild attempt to escape when\" ; boat struck.From the fact that four bodies were found, it is feared that the other passengers who were drowned were pinn from the sinking death trap.The two male passengers, Messrs.Cous below unale to find an exit ex and Baiflarge, who were saved, only reached the Ile des Soeurs after lashing a raft togetler from the wreckage which came to their hand, d drifting at the mercy of the wind.They were rescued and taken to Chateauguay.INHABITANTS OF CASCADE * Beresford, F.son\u2019s Point.fold, who was crying out as if his little.heart would break, the wee lad locked up, and speaking timidly in French, he piped out the news that his name was St.Marseille, and that his mother was drowned in\u2018 the river.He wandered about the village in the cold dusk of the afternoon looking , for comfort and anxious to pour the tale.of his grief into some friendly ear.He was the youngest of nine children, he sald; his father had died last year, and now his mother and -one \u2018of his brothers, James St.Marseille, had been drowned.He was an orphan in the first throes of \u201cbitter grief, and as he-bravely tried to swallow down his anguish, one hoped that some one would interest himself in the brave little fellow and caré for him.\u2019 One him -to her, home,\u2018 there to wait until some arrangement' for him and.his brothers and sisters could be made.His grandmother, Mra.Lafrance, had also been drowned.4 = Lance Vin Le Le A.LIFE SAVED.Suddenly a gleam of light lit up the darkness.The life of one of thé villagers, had been saved by a good ed a fervent prayer of thankfulness.Until late on Saturday night it was thought that Mrs.Brunet had been on board the \u2018Cecilia,\u2019 and her mother/sat passionately weeping, out the long day in hopeless grief.Then the telephone bell tinkled down, and the stricken -mother\u2019s sorrow was turned to ineffable joy when: she .recognized her deughter\u2018s voice.She was in Montreal, and had lost the boat.Her explanation was heard by many ears, because the news came over a.\u2018party\u2019 line, and, at Cascade Point on Saturday to any villager a.neighher's news was his own,.and -eac the telephone\u2018whether Ît was his mes- POINT ARE GRIEF-STRICKEN * 7 FOR MANY LOST RELATIVES the upper shores of Lake St.Louis, until late on Saturday, _-the itants could discover no news re- It was feared by those who the vagaries and vicfousness of ind and currents on the lake, that \u2018Cecilia\u2019 had perished somewhere n fhe dangerous waters ~~ above Vaufireuil., +» The news of the wreck did not.reach ternpon, and even then details were | arce and the anxiety of the inhabitants so great that Mr.A.R.Besper was prevailed upon te launch his motor boat, and search the river for jany signs of the accident, the locys of which the inhabitants did not know was nearer Lachine.Back and{ forward over the deceptive waters gredter.Mr.St.Amour reflected the whole atmosphere of the villagers who had kept an anxious vigh during the night when he said that \u2018we reckoned the wind which could blow back our canal locks, must have been, blowing at \u2018seventy-five miles an hour, we knew that the \u2018Cecilia\u2019 had left La- chine at half-past-two on Frilay af- .ternogn, that she had five of our folks on board, and although we knew her and her captain as among the best on the river, we were certain she must have foundered.\u2019 All through thé night the telephone had rattled out to them that no news \u2018had been found, and the fury of the gale was increasing with every gust.\u2018I knew no boat could live in it,\u2019 said Mr.St.Amour.The captain of the \u2018Laurencia,\u201d another river boat which THE WRECKED STEAMER AS SHE LIES BEACHED ON NUNS ISLAND.of the lake, curling round.the dangerous ,rocky channels, the.captain racdd his little boat, in anxious contemplation of the waters which, be- cauge he knew them so well, he great- Iv feared.cdd Point until wear dark, and #t was| only there that he heard definite- -hare the accident was.and tie did not ledve to return down stream until the river seemed inky black, end until he had wandered through the village offering what comfort and sm pathy he could, .At Cascade Point the definite news \"f the village's.afflictiofs had been the \u2019araimating point in one long night \u201c anxious watching for the little traft, which was the pet of the town.Although all the vessels: that go through the canal pass by \u2018the \u2018Point,\u2019 le \u2018Cecile had always been the par- 4 Gosselin, who .was saved from ; belonged to the viliage, and Ys= part owner of the sturdy little craft which had not weathered the ul storm.During the previous wer Mr.A, St.Amour had been hokesman for the villagers, and since vue seven o'clock that evening he: i heen at the telephone calling up ro \u2018chine harbor authorities and M wr to discover what had become ix nr Ssel which was to bring home.n° latives to the inhabitants of \u201cAscade ; As gradually filtered the news trough, srief became greater LS He did not reach Cas- \u201cular pride and pet of the villagers.Had left \u2018Lachine somewhat earlier and reached Cascade Point on Friday night with the first of the gale, told the reporter that while trying to get up from lock No.2, to lock No.8, his boat was grounded by a wild gust which caught her broadside on.\u2018And when you hear that,\u2019 interrupted Mr.St.Amour, \u201cyou can judge what we were thinking all through the night.The waves lashed full twelve fest high over our lock gates, forcing them open against\u2019all the pressure of water in the locks above and we had to chain them close.That was the state of the river on Friday night.No one who didn\u2019t have to face it as we had, can know the strength|of the blast.\u2019 è \"of \u2018the \u2018Simla,\u2019 such a gale on thejriver.Instead of coming down as hp had intended on Saturday night, he had been forced to anchor ten miles {above the Coteau Landing, fearful to enter Lake St.Francis on such a night.Anxious knots of inhabitants.hung around the village all afternoon with tired, weary faces discussing the situation, which spelt so much grief to them all.Their favorite boat had gone down.with.their favorite captain, \"and it had carried to death six of 7thajr inhabitants.That, at least, | was thé~(rst definite news that had reached them.When thé \u2018reporter and {spoke to one little fellow.of five years , + LE SRO or not.For ten minutes excitement was intense.been saved by one of Providence's THE; RAFT ON WHICH TWO simple ans why not more?And then the; dullness returned.Bodies had been found on the Chateauguay island, and ft Was thought they belonged to Cascade Point.Little five- year-old \u2018Charles St .Marseille started to weep again and the neighbors gossiped \u2018again about plans for the little orphan\u2019s future.\u2018 = « sc r\u2014\u2014 SURVIVOR'S.STORY = \u2014 and Was Swept Ashore | by Current, i | - A thrilling story of a deeperate struggle for life was told by Mr.E.S.\u2018Baillarge, one of the \u2018two surviving tled with the } w | cold a sto ; of the lake: nd stormy waters \u2018We lef Lachine about two o'clock,\u2019 he said.\u2018The weather \u2018was not; very rough at first, Mr, de Bellefeuille, the engineer, telllng me that the boat had weathered much rougher.When we got to the chanmel near Ile Perrot I | was talking with the engineer, and saying thet I wished the wind was from a different: direction, and that it woul + \u2018hard so as to get us there quicker when he looked out to the westward, and said, \u201cMop Dieu!: you will have your wigh.Look there.Here comes a wind that will give you all the blowing you want.\u201d .and the waves \"began to rise into tain.and young Leduc went around to the passengers, calming them and teling them not to be afraid, \u2018All at once the chief engineer Dieu, what are they doing?Thay are out of the course.\u201d He seemed to ° - ce - IT Barnett, A.Ledo ux and Paul, log kindly neighbor took his hand to pilot | fortune for which one \u2018mother breath- | man grasped [ If one woman had\u2019 A GROUP/ OF RESCUERS.\u2014Mr.Alex.Leonard, of Chateanguay, who saved Leduc and Gosseli gnd \u2018F.Johnson, who found the bodies.washed asho ; SRE ; i ¥ Fv.Miss Valetie Valois, Montreal.| FRO! f SHIP \u2018 © Almost on the verge of nervous collapse, despite his splendid physique gn4 streneth, Lionel Leduc, son of the il-fated captain of the \u2018Cecilia L.,\u2019 and \u201cesi va eee -vdFf \u201cSurvivors, told the expérfences in \u2018trying to reach the shore; at his home at Valleyfield, yes- Lower Part of the Boat i Burst into Flames Aiter ~~ Striking Shoal |Captain\u2019s Son Tells How He Strove in Vain to Help His Fainting Father.1 story of the wreck and of his awful.co THE VICTIMS: Captain Emanuel \u201cLeduc, Valleyfield, commander of wrecked ves- Clovis de Bellefeuille, engineer, Valleyfield, Albertus Hebert, sailor, Vallelyfield.|.I Joseph Leboeuf, fireman, Valleyfield.foe Mrs.Maxime Michaud, stewardess, Valleyfield.~~ °° Alexina de Bellefeuille, sister of engineer, Valleyfield.|.= | Miss Leduc, daughter of Geo.Leduc, 10 years old, Valleyfield.Mrs.Joseph St.Marseille, Cascades.Jimmie St.Marseille, her son, 18 years old, Co Mrs.Zilda de Repentigny, Valleyfield.~~ : Miss de Repentigny, her daughter, 10 years old, Valleyfteld.: ; © THE SURVIVORS: > Lionel Leduc,.chief officer, son of Captain Leduc, Vall | \u2018Alex.Gosselin, wheelsman,-Cascades.- E.S.Baillarge, passenger, Cedars, Lachine canal employee.Felix Cousineau,.passenger, Coteacau du Lac.DAE - on.Johns Cascades.3 Iyfield.re think the captain -was trying to turn around, but perhaps it.was because the bogt was not strong enough .to make way against she wind.They were trying to make thè light buoy at the end of Ile Perrot\u2019 as they got \"past there.\u2018Suddenly we struck a sand-bar, the whole boat swung over against it, &hd -turned -over\u2014as.quickly at that, RE &dded, dipping his hands from the Rérizomtal to the vertical as quick as a\u201d flash to 1llus- trate what he was swying, -3 °° SH eee Bos HRS eT ny ar vn J qu \u201cThen: the çargo ail shifted qver to Held on to Piece of Deck ers, who for three hours bat- mountains.It was terrible.The cap- | caught me by the arm, and said, \u201cMon .down, easiest.| that side, and came against.it so hard : ; Dr son OF THE that it broke through -the side, -and the water poured in.Then it was all up.The top part of the boat went overboard.1 clung to the side of the hull, and Cousineau came up beside me.They had been giyiog out iife belts, and 1 yelled to Lionel Leduc to glve me one.;1 do not know what he said, but.I think there were not any more.The deck was breaking up beneath us because of the sixty to ninety empty barrels that were below, and came bumping up against it from.below.At least, that is how I think it happened.Then we were all in the the deck, and held on to that.By and by Mr.Cousineau came up near me, and I tore off strips of some tarpaulin on the pieces I was clinging to and threw the end to him, He caught it and I.pulled his plank over.Then he caught hold of me, and he hung on to me through the rest of the time, saying that he felt safer *when he was doing that.He is about fifty pounds heavier than L 1 have lived all my life on the river, and I did not let one chance go by that.would help .to.save, my life.I had a wife and children at home, and I had them \u2018to fight for, well as myself.5 .! st LA CAPTAIN WAS + CONFIDENT.: \u201c\u2018Oncé Captain Ledue and another \u2018man came near Us, dna -caught hold of the plece of deck, and the captain sald, \u2018We will ail get on to shore yet.This current will take us right over on to the shore if we will only hold out.\u201d Then we got separated and I not see them any more.\u201ca nd by I saw an tron rod gtick- ing out of the water.It was evidently attached to à larger piece of wreckage, and\u2019 1 jned to get [=] ® there for 1t would givila hold that one could keep in 8p of the big waves much 'easier thaf thé way we - deck that wabbled every way.with the waves.We had lots of trouble getting to it, but at last we did.There I held on to it for quite awhile, and 2 ot lk ER Mh OE area tag Vs ere D EE EE NST TIN A pA SURVIVORS WEBE FLOATED ASHORE AND SA water.1 got -hold of a little piece of wera holdding on to a plece of squire |\u2019 little while then.I noticed that every.\u2018 from under some barrels would come this piece of deck and go off into the darkness.I was\u2018afraid that all the barrels would get away, and then that the deck would sink on us So 1 kept catching barrels, boxes, or anything that would float that came near, and I kept shoving them under the piece of deck.I took the heaviest, thimgs I could - find -becquae - theW-Weuld1sE L also pulled.awa some of the canvas tarpatilin-I found -ori the deck, and-tied.it mxound here and there to keep things more secure.\u2018All-this time \u2018the waves wdré high, and a lot of the time I had [to struggle with Mr.Cousineau, who| held où to me around the waist, and said whén- > A ch hold of ever 1 wanted him to , felt safest the deck instead that ho \u2018 t kind of a man ar against me, then just behind me, and then on the other side, but it always kept right up against e It was some little time before discovered what it was because it 8 & that most of the time I could not even see Mr.Cousineau\u2019s face.Then I saw \u2018that it was a rat, It had been on the boat the same as we, struggling for its life just as we were.Several times it was torn from the hold it got on my trousers, but ft always fought its way back.It seemed to think that that was itd| best chance for safety.I may say that it got ashore alive with us, and) it 18 probably on Sisters\u2019 Island yet.- \u2018Did you see any women after the boat struck?he was asked.\u2018No, I think they were H down in the kitchen with thé ,stewardess.1 think they were all drowhed at the first, and never had a chance.There were two little girls only th: the deck at the time thd over.\u2019 + 8A W.CHASES [= CATARRY POWDER he, is sent direct to the diseased parts by the mproved Blower, Heals the ulcers, : terday.| Said, when a strong gale, which.had been blowing from the south, changed storm, which shut in the doomed \"and the terrifilc -gale carried away exposed portions of the vessel's upper and Captain Leduc realizing his ter- \u2018end; we are in the hands of provi- £ '| the \u2018Cecilia L.'s\u2019 lifeboat, which had to it.They both succeeded With the that way.; RAT GOT =~ IE} \u2018ASHORE TOO.i .\u2018By and by there was à loñg-plece - of ceiling board floated\" I got it and told Mr.Cousineau that I was going to keep it.He ask me what for, and I told him to measure the depth of the water to fi out when way?I forgot to say t one part of the night I saw something dark that semed to be float around |.through the water, now) right up as so dark] It was à little after five o'clock, he to thé north, bringing à blinding snow- steamer.Soon after the gale Increased in, tury and suddenly veered round | to the north-west and spun the vessel about.They were then between Beauharriois and Ile Perrot, and some five or six miles from shore.The waves became: every moment higher, works, whirling: them away across the lake.Soon the boat ran on a shoal, rible position,\u201d remarked: \u2018It is the J .ALEX.GOSSELIN, ; Wheelsman of this Wrecked steamer,who was one of 4h\" four rescued.dence.\u2019 The captain wih at the whéel at the time, and as he uttered the \u2018words he fainted dead #Way._~ Lionel succeeded in.rdusing him and jput a life-belt about\u2019 hiny, and next jendenvordd {oc quief the paaengery amongst \u201cwhom these\u2019 Was much cop: fusion.Hè gave several of them lifebelts, and Jowered them into the water.W ginning to break up, and the\u2019 lowe | part was in flames.\" \u2018how he tried to assist his father and Clovis de Bellefeuille, but neither was able to hold out, and were constantly \u2018dashed about, the storm still- continuing.After some time he came upon By this time the boat was ver In the water, young Leduc.describes \u2019 Balllarge was completely exhausted, and nearly dead from exposure.Mr.Leonard and Mr.Wallace Black, a neighbor, when the cries of the men were heard, took a boat and rowed to the island, a distance of about six hundred feet.It was no small to cross the river in inky darkness in \u2018the face of à tremenduous storm at ten at night.The two wreck victims were taken back in the boat.They were supplied with food and dry elothing, and after being thoroughly warmed beside a hot fire they were put to bed for the night, From the disconnected story they told drifted on a part of the deck for about six miles before they reached the island.They were three hours on the water.were so cramped and benumbed by their confined position that they could hardly walk.They then set out across the island, and in;about an hour reached the point where they were found.Baillarge was so exhausted that he dropped in his tracks.Mr.Leonard found him with his head on a stone and his body partly cov- Jered with water.Mr.Cousineau said that he and Baillarge were .on the upper deck of the steamer at the time of her loss and were thro in \u2018thé water.They got hold of the wreckage.It was buoyed up with empty barrels, and on it was a box of groceries, which served as a seat.CAPTAIN LEDUC HAD A HIGH REPUTATION Sixty years of age, Captain Leduc had spent most of his years on the lakes and rivers.He was an experienced navigator, and among his friends he -was considered one of the most _8kilful seamen in the port.For thirty- five years he had commanded a sailing.boat, having sailed Lake Ontario for.many years, .201 Captain Leduc left two sons, Vietor, \u201cwho lives at 2416 Esplanade avenue, and Maxim, of Blue Bonnets, A niece, Miss Gourdeau, also lives at Blue \u2018Bonnets.The \u2018Cecilia L.\u2019 was almost a new \u2018| boat, having been registered with the Customs Department, in April, 191L ee * been swamped, with Gosselin clinging help of the upturned: boat, to keep thelr heads.above water, and after drifting about in the darkness.at.last, about 10 o'clock, were washed ashore at Woodlands, where they were succored by Mrs.Ovila Marchand.\"Leduc attributed the breaking-up of ithe vessel to the shifting of.the heavy cargo when the craft spun around after striking the sand-bar.RESCUING \u2018SURVIVORS wo Exhausted Men on Island Taken Aboard.| Fortunately for E.8.Balllarge,.:n mployee on the Lachine Canal, Mopgt- eal, and Felix Cousineau, Coteau du c, who drifted about on Lake St.ouis on a raft of wreckage and landed on the Ile dés Soeurs.on Saturday, 4 | ru E = CAPTAIN LEDUC, \u201cà Who went down with his ship.She -was 90 feet long and 19 feet wide.she drew about five feet of water.Her vertical 30 horse power engines would drive the vessel about ten miles per - hour.Mr.E.S.Baillarge, one of the rescued, is the timekeeper at the Lachine Canal.He llves at Cedars, and was on his way home when the accident occurred.- ' \u2019 The cargo of the ship was worth about $20,000.3 -_ pr ONLY FOUR BODIES RECOVERED YET Only four of the bodies of the twelve night, thelr cries of assistance were PART OF THE WRECKAGE OF T Co \u2018ON NUNS heard by- Alex.Leonard, Chateauguay, clears the air rom and they were rescued.The two men-{ recovered this morning.The victims pisgnin the thre oat an ent- [nad wandered from one end of the proved to be Clovis Béllefeuil, of Valsa bou à blower free.cop a island to-the other, and when, found leyfleld, an engineer on the \u2018Cecilia L.,\u2019 substitutes.All dealers or Edmancen, [they were at a point about two hun- and Albertus Hebert, a deck-hand of Bates À Ce, Limited, Torsots.___ dred yards: from the Leonbèd'a- Hotel |the iU-fated ship.: tn i .27 5 mai \"4 > .' | \\ N : | 1 * \u2018 \u2018 .a i : \u201c + boarossg toed ok Yorn ala grec ar ramen orig a cer Susman ce Casa FAN et Plot\u2019 NE aww CC : + who perished at the wreck that occur- HE \u2018CECILIAL\u2019 \u2018WASHED ASHORE ISLAND.red early Saturday morning had been as D L When they landed they ' The gross tonnage was 192 tons, and\u2019 t \u2014 ns 208 Ed) : t for the above mails may \" Np Station \u2018B up to within » oo TE Co 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8 9 ov.: : : 4 17.30 am.Kron Prigz Secttie, | 10 11112 13 j 4 15! 16 > 4 500 La ee 17 18 119) 20/21) 22/23 te I.» ; .Co white Star.24 25 1261 27( 28! 29] 30 * 6 6.00 pm La Provence, - _ 1 $ 750 am G.T.Atlantic.Stee etree s 6 6.00 p.m.* Supply.| 0 .oLatfery may be postes up to 6.00p.m EN she be post def , ee should CA beIOf MONDAY, NOVEMBER.4, 1913.eeParcels are forwarded.by these 1 : steamers.latest time of maî! ty ; : Thursday evening for Fridays, _ apa \u2014 3 11.30 a.m.for Saturdays.3 > A plaster three inches long on a shaven spot on the erown is not so fetching as a sympathetic vote pullar az a bullet in the waist, but #t is more recent and to an audience more in etidence.Mr.Wisôn for a time reslized the repression put upon Him by his Hvely opponent's great mishap.Indeed perhaps\u2019 Bo party lost anything by .the stiencing of critninations and \u2018the suppression .of recriminations which resulted frem that unhappy event.The Pemoeratic leader now enters the last lap of the race as nearly | matched as he would like to be tn point of personal interestingness with the doughty rider, who 1s practicalty speaking his only personal opponent that 18 the only te.with.whors he Nas | any votes in question.Any voters wip ; might easily sit | of Mr.Sherman mi nat probabiy in- \u201cof the sacrificès of Hfe;which Moloch; ue- ually claims with: short delay \u2018from \u2018the \u201cranks of thoes Who ight presidential fluence any votes.It 4% the fi battles.\u2019 THE mir \u201cOF EUROPE: that the map of Europe would not be permitted : ta.8e chanzed; whatever the \u2018Powers went - to {he Balkan \u2018capitals and shouted this\u2019 into the ears of such \u201cof them né \u2018eéch conid West hope to in- \u2018sla over Montenegrd, whose sovern- Ment she subeidinen- Russla's repre- precipitating ôf the clans of the Biack \u2018Mountains on northern Alhanis with.| out waiting for the other allies.It is probable that had he old king wished \"ever so mueh to prevent this hé could not have done it.Things had sane too! far.The heather being thus on fire, and Turkey, realising what would- foi- low, wisely took the Initiative \u2018 and herself decinred war against the allies: who were ranged tn every side of her waiting for the word \u2018go.\u2019 The fortunes of the var.are acknowledged by ail 1 Europe te\u2019 have made waste-paper of Aho dectes on which they Sad all inan- | ages to \u201cugree.À Hew pact must mow be eome a between them if some of them are not to set oyt« ot: Fapd and spread the blaze | into the \u2018wigor .world.This time it] should: be one which it ig within their own- power ito.fulgl.France has declared, for.territorial disinterestedness an the watéhword under which they together on a kind pf Olympus and adjudicate Between the allled victors in such manner as best to satisfy the aspirations of the\u2018 people.To this proposal it is sald that Austria and Germany dissent.It \u2018would, indeed, be hard for either of | them to claim territorial disinterested ness, seeing that thé designs of , We have just received another shipment, which will be offered on * There are\u2014 \u2018Per yard $3.50.(VELVET PEPY.-FY RST FLOOR) cr MARINE BLUE - \"IVORY and RICH BLACK ~~ 1 = 0 .$1.00 .$1.00 Ï ~ Oo.Pp They are 44 inches ! doa The | \u201c Mount Royal\u201d Hosiery .Your cashmere stockings for the .winter muat be bought, so just try \u201cThe Mount Royal\u201d brand this year.We know the range is more conipleté than any other: line, and our motto is better qualities at the same price, and ribbed stock- Men's plain and ribbed.NOTE \u2014Anÿ* cashmere\u2019 ~ New.Shape pers \u201cCaps, .79-Fach: Made of the: Best cider wool, with 3 a deep band aiid full head, plain Colors, or with combination \u2018band, 79 each! (In the new: or?on.-the Ground | on Mitts This Season Are Better Than Ever Before 0 .Women\u2019s and Children\u2019s Mitts in two special qualities.Long wristéd, all.wool knit; +5 per pai Children\u2019s sizes, 35 per pair.Misses and =» women\u2019s, B® -per pair.J.one -Wristed; -atl, wool knit.Small ~sizes,, 39.\u2018 Misses and \u201cwbmen\u2019s, 49: This is the best mitt we: have \u2018tm- 5 ported.EN La Grave te - $1.25 per pair Manufacturéd for \u2018us by Emile Bon-.* net, in Grenoble, France, froin: select- These .gloves .real French kid.\u20182 domes, \u201cforced, White, \u2018Black, Tam, Greys- - - $1.25 per pair, Cu Royal Society\u201d Packages, Less 1 25% _- Royal packages containing stämped ce material floss and directions for completing each article, Designs for cnsh- ion tops, centres, aprons, bonnets, skirt\u201d - bags, covers, night gowns and hag vi R +t ng Prices 35 tn $1.80 for T day.ESS 28 PERCEN NEW.BELTS | Ee A Tet ¥ \u201cBlack patent -feather belts, with: edges piped.with white kid, 2 inches.| wide, finished with Black Metal | Buckles, each, 28.ca ee ST 75 Brash nd Cont | Sets, .33 Ebony finish hair \u2018brush, with sh\u2019 back.nure bristles.and good aualit comb to match, 76 value for 33 a sets only).; a È \u2018stocking - .branded \u201cThe Meunt Royal\u201d Hoslery \"is pure wool.scarfs, .corset- | Our \u2018Tested Gio.| A p= : of Workmanship Throughout, 7 Every one of thèse fines we have for men, .and they are all guaranteed in every * Gaiters from 25 to $1.75.\u201cFelt Slippers from :39 to $1.39.Rubbers.) * Shoe Sundries at all prices.: Dainty Pumps an Satin | Slippers 706 Freah de leading American makets only, we \u2018receive the delightful Evening Pumps and Slippers now showing here, e have a large complete assortment in al \u201cthe most \u2018 \u201cfavored fabrics and colors and in a rich.Vaiety of novel styles.Th they are zsthere is plenty of opportunity to indulge\u2019 dy original desires you may have.rkes From $3.00 to 30.z This Flouncing < comes.i : reall ibeatifully\u201d worked on fin Austin in \u2018eyelet and\u2019 \u2018blind cé bination\u2019 effects.Regular $1.50 and $2.Nainsook and Swiss Muslins in d 50; \u201cof children's dresses.Regular $i Tuesday per yard.; , Stole and Muff set in shades and Black, of very fine feathers q Regular $12.00 value, at.2 : English spoke hemstitched | marked are special values.Sheets, size 63 x90 inches, per pai Sheets, \u2018size 80x99 inches, per 1 i Sheets size 90x108 inches, per seams, deep hem, full ble: Per pair.cee en ee as .| Feet.Quality English Linen) Fini \u201c Pillow Cases, deep hem, stitched, length of cases 36 inches.bus in sizes 42x36 inches, per pair $0.75 Made in sizes 45x36 inches, perp 85.Û \u2018Made in sizes 50x36 inches, per ir.95 | \u2018Made in sizes 54x36 inches, per pair $1.15 5 F All the Dainty Little \u201c 1 \u201cThe Children\u2019 s Shop\u201d q * derwear as Lennard, Penmar «i, detail to or >| 27 to \u201c0 - : ches inside, and.in: a Jérge.vari ty.of pat- -| Suits 2 ds 750 12.00 Marabout Sets, $1.98 of natural: .$7.98 A Special Display of ta | Sheets and Pillow (Cases ts, full | \u201cbleached, made from linen finished sheeting, | -torn sizes, well fimshed and at the prices .\u2014 \"|.* Things\u201d for Baby in |-| \u201cOnly the best is good enough .for baby, and it is only the best - \u201cthat we have in the Baby's |: own department, \u201cThe Children\u2019s - Shop.\u201d Sweet little garments, \u201cbeautifully made of good fabrics.White Silk Coats, underlined and lined with silk.Prices $10.75 to $12.85.4 Baby Serge Coats, lined with silk and.interlined from $8.75 up.|.Baby's White Corduroy Velvet Coats, beautifully trimmed with silk braid.Price $4.78, : Skin and Caracul Coats, from 95 to $7.25.* § Infants\u2019 White Silk Bonnets, interlined, 7 splendid for winter wear, from $5 up.Infants\u2019 Wool Overalls with feet, from : 65 up.: Infants\u2019 Wee 8 ters, in fine white wooll with palle blue cuffs and collar, $1.25.B Note from the \u201cPans Shop\u201d The new Shadow Nets in several \u2018very dainty designs m Ivory, Ecru and Black, suitable for yokes and waists.From $1.50 to $3.00 a yard.Also Chantilly Nets in Ivory and Black, for ~ evening dresses and waists.From 1 $1.50 to $3.00.\u2019 ; wool; pik or mixtures in light meg.~ , lum weights, we offer: \u2014 | .-Vests, long or short sleeves, \" (UNDERWEAR DEPT., 3RD FLOOR ments at \u201cHalf Price Perfect Fi itting UNDERWEAR Such well known makers of i.Ge.fleld, Turnbull, Watson, Shawinigz \u2018 Mills, etc, send us carefully sc; voté .garments.We have them in co ro fum, .and heavy weight, And eve.one ais the figure perfectly.| Corset Covers, Tons OF sh sleeves .-.65 to 8200 , Combinations, nn all sizes 3-2) styles .-.85 to 8400 | Drawers, both styles, all Ccipee 25 to $2.00.| Vests, all styles: and sizes, 25 | s250.| ;« | In Swiss imported ribbed woo! un | derwear of the better Qualities, med.sizes, .50 to $2350 | Tights, both styles, all sizes, $150 to $2.50.\" Combinations, knee or ankle lene: | all sizes ,, .: $2.00 to $275 8 A.M.SPECIAL, Naiñsook - Undergar- Beautiful Princess slips and corse | covers, daintily trimmed anc fas | ioned, but a little counter soiled.\u2018 For the early shoppers at hal! marked price.Ladies\u2019 undérvests ani drawers, heavy ribbed and fashioned: warm combed lining.Price, .49.V us | A cn of Our $35.00 Suits on 207 on All uesday 7 - $100.00 Th means this : $80.00./- now it is within reach of your purse.istic of \u201cMurphy's.\u201d Now do you realize what this means?i You can get a.+ $35.00 suit for $28.00, or a 3100.00 suit for The other day when you ver looking through the store perhaps you saw a suit that particularly took your fancy.; | It was too costly then, Come here on Tuesday and get it.\"Don\u2019t delay, some one else may have been attracted by that same sui! These are all Model Suits, correct, distinctive and exclusive, character- Models i in Serge, Ratine, Tweed, Zebeline and | 8 Velvet, many \u2018of them finished with\u2019 silk or \u2018satin and :embroidery \u2018effects.ALL ON SALE TUESDAY, AT 20% Fou Sef = = \u2014 sik Quiled Dressing Gowns | \u2018and Kimonos .tassel soine having fancy sailor collars.\u201cand $16.00.The kim come in the short style, with cuffs and turndown collar, RR \u2014 I i The gowns are handsomely embroidered and finished with \u2018cord an Price $4.50.| f | Prices $8.50.$12.50, $15.00 | embroidered i in silk and: finished | 2.tn 9 CTORIAN VIGNETTES sssip and stories Regarding the English Court \u2014\u2014 DEL\u201d GHTFUL PEI PEN PICTURES ctelton\u2019s Charming Letters he Domestic Life of the Royal Household.dy L opt r,pndon \u2018paily Chronicle.\u201d) wpe art Af letter writing is said to ue and if it is truly e.the lack 8 +0 later generations.: a volume 85 this \u2018Correspondence on Lady Lyttelton\u2019 shows 5 admirable letter writers have ne their lights under the: bushel.Lau without going back so far ne classic eighteenth century.Per- hat ape tn no way ; [ so fully reveal \u2018her charming: pality 8° in the letters she.berso er it she has the gift A np Spencer.by marriage Lady or most emphaticaïly had the fu moreover by birth and posi- { she had unusual opportunities of - most Interesting people.; was that arl Spencer or et Lord of the Admiralty of the Battle of the Nile, à and supporter of Nelson: ni Gaughter used to describe how one dar rushed with her mother oN Lord Spencer's room\u2019 at thé Ad- ral, having heard rumors of a at victory, and they found him in \u201cead taint on the floor, with the i aches from Nelson announcing > il be great Le the time Battle of the Nile clasped in his ed all her father\u2019s en- eling for the Navy, which as strengthened by the fact that or favorite younger ther, \u2018Bob,\u201d 0 nom most of the earlier letters ars dressed, Was an ornament of that and.i \u201che inherit Ï | orvice.Her letters to this brother t | susiastic tee -» wholly delightful, so full, vivid, mate, giving such a pictur.of all ne did and thought\u2014and Her views r things were independent » a little humorous.She was no y the insipiditien- \u201ce did not marry {ill she was \u2018hich was a late age in that day, -]-then very happily to Mr.Lyttel- n.who-later became Lord Lyttelton.In 1838, a year after her husband\u2019s ath, she became lady-in-waltin to.L cen Victoria, and four years later as made governess to the Royal sildren.Oddly enough she has writ- .n nearly 30 years earlier, when 3a #1 herself, \u2018I know very.well I was .rn to be a schoolmistress; I am -ver so completely pleased with any mployment as that of hammering [ings into children\u2019s heads\u2019 Her letters written while \u2018she was at wurt give the most charming glimp- :s of the domestic happiness of the royal couple Of.Prince Albert she AVS: eck model of all Prince does a charming wo \u2018such at being taken by surprise.vigorous, | want, and leaning upon her prop than almost even any wife I ever knew.\u2019 using, interesting \u2018distinguished things: and people, and, to finish with, \u2018shail be quoted a little bit of Lady Lyttel- ton\u2019s own philosophy.who had sent her a book of méxims -she wrote: is tiresome to be told \u201cnot to be tod fond of this world,\u201d anxious .for ments,\u201d and \u201cto endure loneliness ahd dulness and silence,\u201d when alt I want | is to love more, and to be more amused and more merry, and less.poky: apd\" morose and: dry and grave.\u2019 THE MAN WHO \u201c4 \u2018It is really \"delightful and quite kiching to observe him and his \u2018wife so happy, such an increasing pretty.appiness it seems! Not a look, not a ne of hers but expresses the mMOSE.specttul,.confiding affection It is; 1e most perfect wife's manner one: kn imagine.Here is a nice little stôry of how young Queen learned botany: \u2018Spe was learning trees and plants; \"à, in & very.pretty and panner, when last we walke - quite gravely send low, half \u201cshy, : That, Lady L., is a tullp tree, Yyoir i /\u2026\u2014a rare tree, but yet hardy\u2014we, | ! ape it may succeed, though-it is ra- or large to be transplanted.».Last oar she did not know sn elm g | 1 nak.\u201cLove rules the Court, the: | amp, the Grove.\u2019 ! We get this engaging account ot ] uen Victoria proroguing - \u2018Parlia- ; ent, two years after.she cathe to the srone: i \u2018Her speech - was\u2019 most beautifully { jai.Her voice is, when so Tajsed, i rite that of a child, a gushing sort : { richness, with the most sensible, i tivated, and gentlemanitke accent nd emphasis.She ralsed her hedd, 7d uttered, \u201cGentlemen of the House.i : Commons,\u201d with -a little air \u2018of\u2019 | randeur that was very pretty.She is frightened, but no one could have \u2018Mill isssed it: we knew it by \u2018the crim- ¢ n color of hér face and neck, and | little trembling.* } Again, we have a pièture of \u2018Queen | \u201ctoria\u2019s children as they were in ; 2 in these sentences, which refer | st to the Princess Royal: ! \u2018My little Princess is all graceful- i css and prettiness, very fat and ac- ve, running about and talking a great | tal.She is over-sensitive and affee- mate, and rather irritable in tem- | r at present: but it looks like a (M\"-}ty mind, only very unfit for rough- F it through a hard lite, which hers ; ay be, The Prince of Wales, to juâge his noble countenance and .calm anner, is very intelligent, and looks rough his large clear blue eyes full \"one.ven Royal folks run the risks of - accident and several accidents are »ntioned by Lady Lyttelton, none f them serious, happily.There was » nccasion when the Prince of Wales 1 the Princess Royal were riding hd their ponies ran away: \u2018The Princess Royal was quietly wn after a few yards of canter,\u2019 \u2018A not hurt.\"The Prince of Wales | :s run away with at the fleetest lop his pony couid go at, all round « lawns.He was strapped into hig \u2018Manish saddle._He did not.v, and showed no signs of fear, af- r one loud cry for lLelp at first.Prin- ¢s Royal was Hke herself, not frighted, and said nothing on falling off Plunkett to induce Mr.Shan F.Bul- Thomas\u2018&ndrews, the desingner of the ill-fateg& Manic,\u2019 \u2018the vessel RH April HE \u2018of: Comber, where a fine hall is to he.l Bult and endowed to hls memory.He - same of + good family, and is des-j .Thong - eribed - i | plucky,\u201d Ag at the \u201cRoyal :@vademical Institut on, Balad sx.games Titan of study, and not having the boy on the.score of relationship.ed; \u2018enthusiasm, It's.a fine picture we get of: Andrews : for the next five years.We \u2018find him; inspiring - \u2018everyone who saw .him, \u201cworkmen, .agers, and those in higher authority, as by his qualities of- industry\u2019: herself, but, looking round and seeing | her brother, screamed out, \u201cOh, \u201cand | they stop him?Dear Bertie!\u201d and burst into tears.i The deafness of the Iron « Duke, coupled with his outspoken way, caus-3y\u2019 ed a rather awkward: incident , when |, the Emperor Nicholas of -R = VAR; at Windsor in 1844.- Lady Lyttelton | writes thus; \u2018Very good- looking man-aiways 80 \u2014scarcely altered since I saw-him\u2014 rather browner \u2014 no other change\u2014 very handsome man now.Don't you {{ think so?\u201d I \u2018had the happinesi to: have this.speéch \u2018made to Men a very loud, deep tone by the Duke of - Wellington, as we sat at dinner just opposite the Emperor, who _ynder- stands English And I had to \u201cBeream | out my ahswer.\u201cYes.very \u2018händsome indeed!* No escape; he: waited, wondering I did not \u2018speak out sooner.\u2019 = It wa Duke Wellington at Walmer Cas- Ve t that a delightful ingident .happen-j.\u2018At one place wheré we had ot, out and were retutning to,the -carri through a thick \u2018aventie of the pi \"cipal people of the place (I beliexe | Rochester), & great fat lady,\u2019 smartly dressed; cagght hold of f Wales, and almost dragging him out of Sly\u2019s arms, gave him the loudest kiss.\u201cWell dong! I give ¥ou credit for that,\u201d .sald an amiable gentleman of the cempany.Mrs Sly has not yet cooled down, her rage very: Lady Lyttelton\u2019s post as governess\u2019 to the Royal children was a very an- \u2019 xloug.ome, and the \u2018Princess Royal ry her childhood\u201d had a most passionate and difficult.temper\u2014but hér fine unfolding mind was a delight to train.When reading \u2018Little Arthur's History of England,\u2019 she came across the name of Wace and : Lady Lyttelton confessed that she had neyer heard of the ancient poet till then.a The | Princess Alice said, Sem \u2018Oh, yes, I dare say: you @idiq-only.you have forgotten it Réfiéchiesez!.Go back.to your youn hess, and vou will soon rémember\u201d > ; \u2018I certainly never member in at} my youngness,\u2019 Domestically\u2019 the years between 1840 | and 1861 were blissfully happy ones tô | the Queen and.Prince .Albert\u2014Lady Lyttelton speaks of this happiness as almost \u2018awful\u2019 prosperity.Then came the Prince Consort's death, and ef the-Queen she wrote: in \u2018its long-continued \u2018Alas, poor: : thing! more in constant in constat habit of consulting These letters are packed full of am- To a friend \u2018I never find anything fit -for me.It and \u201cnot ito\u2019 be pleasure and amuse- and to smile; more, ha + DESIGNED THE \u2018TITANIC.\u2019 - It was à happy idea of Sir Horace Jock to write the life story of Mr.who went down with .#wful disaster of te y ss on Eu dete by Messrs.Maunse],\u201d ME Andrews was a native aidy Jie as \u201ca.handsome, | loveable\u2019 boy\u2019.years of \u2018age he entered as & stu \u201c\"Phgrdi he \u201cEhowed na \u201cspeejai : \u201c aptitudes : being.fonder apparently of Sn devéiped those powers of.industry fpr which, soon, he became notable \u201cWhen sixteer he enteréd.the shipyard: &f Messrs.Harland & Wolff ab\u201d # | ium apprentice, and.Mr.Pirie: as he then was, deciding that ne favèr- \u2018whatever was to be shown to | \u2018Tom,\u2019 as he was affectionately call- tpak to.his work instantly and with en, man- by the force of his personal character \u2018He was thorough to the smallest detail.He mastered everything with \u2018the ease of one in love with his task.He would work at full pressure in order to.gain time \u2018 to assist: an.old.workman \u201cin pulling up his jobs\u2019 He would share his lunch.with a mate, # toil half the night in relief of a fel- low-apprentice who had been.overcome by slekness, -or would, plunge gallantly info a flooded hold te stop a leakage.= \u201cIt seemed his delight,\u201d writes a foreman, \u201cto make \"those around him happy.\u201d Most of his evenings Andrews spent in study.And succeed aa.Promotion came to him rapid!$2anhd in 1904, when | but thirty-one years of age, he was made chief designer under Lord Pirrie.Later he became a managing director, \u2018His work then partook of the nature of \u2018à glant\u2019s task\u2019: \u2018For one so young the position.in volved duties that taxed him to the fulk How well he rose to the call everyone knows.No task was too heavy, aad none too light.for him to \u201cduring à Royal\u201d vistt-ts \u2018twef tire: adds \\Lady: Lyttelton; t .-.\u2018such a.young lady al she is at her.age!\u201d \u2018always the same, - éven-tempered men I At Slaven a 7, 5 \u2014_ = = GRIÉK INFANTRY ON TÜL TURKISH FRONTIER ntl ae | GREEK SOLDIERS SHOWN HERE = wove ON TURKISH BORDER\" pays him a fine -tribute: in him a single crooked one with,\u2019 on the \u2018Titanic, the old firm credit.\u2019 the most popular man \u2018many Survivors of the \u2018born: testimony.He must after the: \u2018Titanic\u2019 struc | she was doomed.was saved, letter full of heartbreak at his loss, \u2018In the twenty years I have known him I never Saw turn.He was of the most ever worked There is no need to \u2018dwell upon \u2018the \u2018closing scene of all.Andrews sailed certain, as he wrote |: to his wife, that the vessel would\" \u2018do.He was perhaps on board, as disaster have have kpown the fce that \u2018He was here, there, and.everywhere,\u2019 said Miss Sloan, who \u2018looking after .everybody, telling \u201cthe women to put on lifebelts, telling the stewaydesses to hürry the, sleep.- lar -ach bat.modern eme of the is proved by an soldfer.\u201ceff \u2018tablished that red light is beneficial \u201cfor certain skin diseases; violet light are effective germs; green brings with it calm and Unfortunately, according\u2019 to Dr.Laumpnisy.the results\u2019 age nat con- ant, and up.-to.the present no regu- oe, ets of various colored lights can \u201cve drawn up.Generally speaking, red excites, as interesting experiment described by the doctor.Beneath a globe of colorless and a Le Bio pri live.in amity; the when the s chan to red x immediately engage ee an Hence: the\u2019 predominence of reä.in the inartia! adornment of savages andthe red tunics and Arousers of the .When \u2018the.effects -the different.colors ape; more firmly = Ry blue andin Killing glass a spider tom- The\" engineers for the Hudson's these pioneers: by adopting The great steel bridge over the Sas \u2018Wan to carry the railway lin will come from the far west an responsibilities.The original \u2018 as.-The Pas; previous but however, the name of the po i8 now, used .by \u2018the Ottawa ment.as.Le Pas.There is amo \u2018a\u2019 majority of the tow 0 a of rtown The Pas, æs\"that is the .od .as de iN ) : 1 = - T - - - LC , Ld = and his interest in work was unceas- fin carmine.In \u201cTonkin and Australis: | and: boat traffic, and has since that ing\u2019.- ; children\u2019 with measles are painted red; date been called by them The Pas, Many, a | + faitering youth on the while in Spain the traditional prescrip: although it was known before that as | threshold of the world,\u2019 says Mr.Bul- tion for the same \u2018malady is a red shirt \u2018Le Pas\u2019 by the old voyageurs of boat-' lock, \u2018he tdok: by the, arm and led and red syrup.According to a writer | men, who \u2018topk the\u2019 company\u2019s goods |.forward.\u2018One shipwright called him in \u2018thé French \u2018Revue, thesè.customs:| from Norway House to Cuin erland a kind and considerate chief and 4 have to a certain degree a sound sclen- | House and other posts in the kat- good friend.always.\u2019 Another, in a tific basis.Experiment has been es- chewan.: Bay Railway have given due credit to Pas ,as the terminus and location.for the 1 atche- that | south and that will develop Greater| Manitoba; and The Pas is ready.and wait- 1.ing to emerge into its new and larger\u2019 town- site was incorporated on May 15, 1912, incorporation, -office and electoral division .had been, and overn- ÿ desire eople fd this confusion by styling the } name ; by.Which it is known on all thg newly CO - everywhere, thinking of himself.\u2019 the vessel went downing a lifebdelt, on his bridge, perhaps to bid Eood-by.saw him standing alone ing-room, his arms near him, The it, Mr.\u2018Andtews?4t i \u2018He never answered.44 fortunates in the water- \u201cThen, with a How, dive, the \u2018Titanic\u2019 went \u2018Westminster zette.' least the resporisiveriess grapple with successfully.He seemed folded breast: and the belt lying on a table steward asked him, \u201cArent: you going.to have a try.for | \u201cTURKISH YILITARY A DETACH TE GARE ar STR womén up to the boats, all about everyone but Some fifteen minutes before \u2018One met him bareheaded and carry: way to the the captain Later an assistant steward in the smok- over his of moved, \u201cJust ae stood like one stunned\u201d.\u2018Others saw him a few minutes \u201cbefore the end, onthe -boat final and grandest sight of him, throw-\u2019 ing deck chairs overboard to_the- an deck; our below.long, slanting down, giving to the sea her shart-spanned life, and with it the life of Thomas Andrews.\" Surely a Hero E ever there was one.-\u2014, a; ; .: Loh 5 COLOR AN nD DISEASE, The \u2018dependence.of, bodily health up on light and varying.colors, or at of the physi- | cal organism to changes of color,:is a.belief that is reflected in the customs of many: peoples, From .the earliest\u2019 times it has been the practice of the somnolence.) lecture-halls established, Dr.l.aumonier foresees\u2019 a kind of color Ujopia.of the coming state -will .haye the | walls of its wards distempered with \u2018the color appropriate to exch malady.\u2018His school-rooms and \u2018are to be painted green.{Presumably calm is to be secured at «the risk.of Finally, the Exchanges and the Houses of Parliament will.be | .designed with a mauve color-scheme\u2014 for mauve, alleys the.\u2018passions.\u2014 The hospitals aslo mads front \u2018Ottawa, and\u2019 is years: by the -.missionartes Hudson's\u2019 \u2018Saturday Past.\u2018REDUCE WINDSOR\u2019S.\u201c aso the name.that has been used for many.knd \u2018the/ Bay Company.\u2014Vfinnipeg, + k 1 (Continued From Page 10.) ATER IEEI PEEPLES ITE ILE ed WHERE THEY | PLAYED.AND HOW THEY .There's a by difference h u a SALES, PROVE ITS Black or Natura Green.\u2014 \u201cSalada\u201d Tea, and the common place every day ordinary.Yes, and this \\big difference is all in the \u2018public lnterest-\u2014 VAST SUPERIORITY - Seated Packets ony: BRITISH FOOTBALL, Loudon, England, Nov.4\u2014Satur- day's football games resulted as fol- \u2018lows: FIRST DIVISION._ Aston Villa, 5; Middlesboro, 1.Bolton Wanderers, 1; Derby County, Bradford City, 1; Sunderland, 5., Chelsea, 0; West Bromwich Albion, 2 Liverpool.4; Tottenham \u2018Hotspur, 1.Manchester United, 2 2; Notts County, Newcastle Sheffield |, Wednesday, 0.Oldham Athletic, 2; Everton, @&.Sheffild United, 0; Blackburn Rovers, 0.Woolwich Arsenal, 0; City, 4.SECOND DIVISION.Burnley, 3: Grimsby Town, 2.© Clapton Orient, 0: Birmingham, 2.Glossop, 1; Huddersfield\" own, 0.Hull City, 6; Leeds City, 2.\" .Leicester Fosse, 1; Batnéley, 0 United, 1; Manchester: Notts Ferest, 1; Blackpool, 1.- Preston North End, 2; Bury, } 3 by Stoekport County; 1: Fultiam, 0 org oiverhampton Wanderers: 0; Brad- or Lincoln | Ch 2; - Bristol City, 0 .HERN LEAGUE.**Fortemouth, i Queen's Park Raog-{ ors, 1.West Ham United, 4; Gillingham, 0.Swindon.Town, 2; Breutford, 0.\" Exeter City, 1; Northampton, 1.;-Vatford, 2+ Southampton, 0.\u201cCrystal Palace, 1; Stoke, 0.Coventry City, 8; Reading, 1.: Merthyr Town, 37 Plymouth {reve 2.Brighton and Hove Athletic, 2; Norwich City, 2.Bristol Rovers, 2; Millwall Athletic, i SCOTTISH LEAGUE.- .Clyde, 0; Aberdeen.1.Ç ER \u2018\u2019 Airdrieonians, 1; Dundee, £ = - Third Lanark, 0; Celtic, 0.Falkirk, 2; St.Mirren, 0.: .- Raith Rovers, 3; Hamilton Athletics, 5.Hearts, 4; Partick Thistle, 0.* Motherwell, 5: -Hibernians, 1.\u2018Kilmarnock, 2;- Queen's Park, 1.Rangérs, 1; Morfon, 1, OTHER GAMES.Oxford University.34:0 > ; i 0.+.south.\u201cAfricans, 14; _Baat Midlands, Lancashire, 8.Cheshire, -2 &.26; Oxford University, Harlequins, LIQUOR LICENSES .28; Rich- _ mond,\u2019 3.Westo 1.- Cardiff, Sakibath, 3.Windsor, Nov.4\u2014Led by several\u2019 T \u201cCornwall, 13; \u2018Somerset, 11.prominent *.temperance .advodgates, a [ Devonshire, 8 i Gloucestershire, 8 \u201cmovement looking to a.reductiqn in the\u2019 - Sens ?28 Ste 5, Le - ren Pas \u201coR \u201cLE \"PAS?\u201cThe Paé was put.on the map first nearly \u2018two hundred years ago, some- were about 1740,.when.La Verendrye \u2018and his FrencH compatriots, it is believed, established a trading post there, which they: are said: to have called Le Pas\u2014'The Threshold\" ~ \u2018Step\u2019\u2014deubtless fcognizing, with that skill and foresight given to those early \u2018Empire builders, \u2018that this was | strategic point where afterwards would be forged the connecting link between 1'Canada's Great West and \u2018the vast Bea routes over.whieh, théÿ came.The\u2019 Pas, as a stopping: place for traders and missionaries; tinded through the years without, interruption, and has been since\u2019 1841, \u2018and is to-day; a vatunble depot of the Hudson's Bay Company's Cumberland \u2018has con- number of Windsor's liquor was jaunched last week and, .such material encouragement a petition.with more than a benafide - signatures willl be- # to 17., qe rr the Dartmouth, 60; Arh Amherst, ©.i University of Pennayly nia, Pennsylvania State College, 1 Williams, 24; Cornell, 10.Michigan, 7; Univ.So.Dak Carlisle, 34; Lebigh, 0.|.licenses to-night's meeting of the City Council ousand ented calling for a reduction of hot s from 0; 1 street East.bo ji bendon- \u2018Scottish, 19; Old Alleynians, BOWLING LEAGUE \u201cOPEN THE SEASON TO-NIGHT The opening matches of the season | if connection with the \u2018Printers Bowling League series takes place this! evening.The teams competing are as follows: \u2014'La Patrie\u2019 val \u2018Witness,\u2019 Bentley vs.\u2018Star\u2019 Blue, \u2018Herald\u2019 vs.\u2018Star\u2019 Red.The games will be rolled | on.the Canadian alleys, St.Catherine] The various teams appear to be well matched this.season, and some good sport le anticipated by the Montreal \u2018typos\u2019 during the ap- _proaching winter.Interest is at high pitch with regard to the result of the * + 2 STOOD © + : .e P + SATURDAY'S RUGBY + RESENT STANDING, + RESULTS.Interprovincial.3 Interprovincial, ~*~ A te Pi 1 - A i onauts .- -.4° Argonauts, 12; Ottawa, & awa a4 1 7 40 : Hamilton, 29; Montreal, 12 Hamilton .2 3 67 B55 \" Mont .0 + intercollegiate Senior.Montreal 9 5 sa & + McGill, 14; Queens, 3.Re © int llegiate.+ : MoGilt .8 er 8 + Intercellegiate Junior.-\u2026 - Varsity .2 1 49 81 $ Queon\u2019s FL, 13; McGill 11, 1 Queens .0 3 19 48 6 Ontario Union- ; io Uni Et & Alerts: (Hamilton), 17; Toronto, 4 \u2018Alerts org Union 5 +.\u2014_\u2014 .Toronto .1 2 38 46 +.Q.R.F.U.Intermetdiate.7 47 ous 1 24; Brockville, 7 Parkdale .0 2 6 87 , +- 8ch ool, 8.Q.R.F.U.Intermediate 7; ; Ottawa Il.5 7% 2 + Exhibition.Games Montreal II.2 2 36 a + BC.16: Montreal High \u201cSchool, 8 Brockville .2 3 45 t Varsity ,35; R.M.C., 21.Westmount 0 4 37 ss THHHHHHHHHOE NERO HHHHHHHHHHHHH ~ SPORTING + McGILL \u2018GOT 11 \u2018Kingston, Ont., Nov.3.\u2014On Saturday merning the Harrier teams of \u2018Varsity, McGill, Queen's, and the Royal Military College had a.cross countfy run, a distance of 5 1-2 miles, which was covered by E.H.Campbell, in 30 minutes 51 seconds, and \u2019Var- Bity team won, .The start was made from St.Mark's Church, Barriefield.The officials \u201cwere: Col.Crowe, referee; Maj.Shine, J: Sedgewick and Capt.Plummer.'dtarters; Maj.Perrcau and Mas.Wolft { at the finish.The finish was as follows: .B.H, Campbell, \u2019'Varsity; R.A.Hendry, \"Varsity; C.P.Slater, Royal Military College: E.I.Ings, Royal Military Celege: W.A.Walsh, McGill; P.J.Dykes, \u2019Varsity; R.A.Cluff, \u2018Varsity; J.Kantelelth, R.M.C.; W.J.Johnston, Queen's; &.H.S.Hague, McGill; H.S.Hays, Varsity; R.J.Leach, R.M, C.; H.Lemiesseurier, R.M.C.; W.J.Barrett, Queen's; R.R.Struthers, McGill; D.O.Spears, \u2018Queen's; P.O'Connor, Queen's; E.White, MeGill; H.J.Linneker, Queen's: A.Russell, McGill did not nish.\"Varsity.was first; Royal Mi- tary College, second; : McGill, third, and Queen's, fourth.ANDREWS McMILLAR.OF THE T.B.C.WON THE Toronto, Nov.3.\u2014Seven of the nihe teams which started inthe eight hours\u2019 amaltéur bicycle race at the Arena Saturday afternoon, finished with a great sprint.Andrews and McMillan, of the.T.B.C., won by two laps, with Wilson and Brady, of the Eaton Picycle Club, second.after tieing with Anthony, of Buffalo, and Bill Smith, of the Toronto Bicycle Club.Wilson and Smith \u2018rede an extré mile to break the tie, and the former won, Smith having a fall when his wheel struck Wilson as .he was trying to pass him on the inside.Martin and MacDonald, the Q.O.pair, were fourth, two laps behind the: second and third place men.McDougall, the amateur champion, quitted after g two hours.The riders kapt up a great pace, and frequent spurts made the race thoroughly interesting.There was a big crowd to see the finish.McGILL ENGLISH FOOTBALL TEAM WENT DOWN BEFORE THE MONTREAL FIFTEEN McGill English Rugby down before the Montreal fifteen Saturday afternoon on the College cam- 8, Phe game was fairly fast and clean.Buckley, Heap, Busby and Crossfield did, good work for McGill.Montreal's best men were probably Hutchison and\u2019 Phillipa.: The final score was: Montreal, 6; McGill, 3.The line-up was: M .McGiHl.- .ontreal.Jones .« .Back.¢.Lane Stone.- Three-quarter.+ ++ .Reas Busby .«ose , «+» Cunningham Chante.«+ «« * .Armstrong Heap .«eo oo * es ++ .\u2026 .Rust Spencer.-Halves.Simpson Clark + ec oeue ! .Richardson Buckley .Forwards.\" - .Hull Ripley.os «oe [eee eons Crossfield .* |.oo .Read Brosley.~~\u201c lia.: Hutchison Jones .Tes + Underhill Murray .« +.\u201c seo oo .Phill endowed with \u2018a boundless energy, Chinese.to clothe\u2019 victims\u2019 of smallpox district, both for furs, merchandise | \u201cMinnesota, 13;.Ulinois, 0.i initial matches scheduled for to-night.Wilmot .oo .1 Buchana ; 5 | THEY MAKE A {1 EISUREI Y CALL AND A ~~ à Na.V ER Y HASTY DEPARTURE ; ; ; i$ i WHAT ?, \\ ne RY CL SERS THE: ) Phe | .7 \u2019 | .\" ~ ., ' Vv | ï | 7 7 À - E: 0 .J ; .; | +.\u2018 \"tr 24 2 A f- 1 i L À So = A = a = | flied 0 = a.A .; COOL 10e 217 1\" 4 LY ; ; eo L | = | ; é : = : 3 = J rE = te dT ew 3 \u201cème >; : ; Cer rabt 4 Al labia tesirved.oa prota TPES = - OES rag Tr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 5 : ; : Rl \u2019 .or ope pe co og wai gio 1 Rosh a ost a 4 da ed De és RSE ets Sven fA 4 vi m0 à sr.+ EE a AER reteset THIRD PLACE GREAT BICYCLE RACE.team went pi ol, Er À 2e on UPR TOE : \u2018 2er 2250 + PE \u2019 A eu.- J tes x \u201c_ lichen, Haats, RACEY \u2014 STUAR at the residence 9%\" yiacRae, assist- \u2018copy.| \" \u2018 idence.MITH \u2014 At the family Tes ë Frandon, Manitoba.on Monday.soot.lamp buyers-that this Writ has now 10 TES, MARRIAGES ARD DEBATES.| Notices of births, marriages and deaths, must invariably be endorsed with the name and address of the sender.OF otherwise no notice can be taken of them.Birth notices are inserted for 25c; marriage notices for 50c:; death notices for 25c, prepaid.he announcement of funeral appended to death notice, 25c extra: other extensions to obituary, such as short sketch of life, two cents per word extra ex- ,cept poetry, which is 50c per line extra prepald.Annual subscribers, whose names appear on our lists, may have announcements of birth, marriages and deaths (without extended obituary or verses) occurring in thelr immediate families, free of charge, in which case name and address of subscribers should !n- variably be given.: BIRTHS.WORTHINGTON \u2014 Om Oct.31, 1912, at \u2018Senmeville, Que., to Mr.and Mrs.bere ¢y Worthington, 4 daughter.MARKIED.ÿN 3 residence BROWN \u2014 SMITH \u2014 At the res of the bride's parents, Spruce Grove, Otter Lake, Que.on Uct.73, 19 2 by the Rev.Mr.Crane of Shaw Stan Que., Alice Maude, youngest Jang or \u201cof Mr.and Mrs.Benjamine Smita, William E.Brown, of Ottawa, Ont.\u2019 - : \u2014 At the ORHOUSE \u2014 STREET .MO ome of the bride, South Elmsley, On, Oct.29, 1912, by the Rev.J.y oor .gtd -J.Moorhouse, of iva Dora, Ug Elenemiah Street, drea, J.E.\u20ac Mr.and Mrs.Wm.South Elmsley, to ter of Mr.and Mrs.of Kitley, Ontario.a 9 \u2014 BILHAM \u2014 on Oct.2, MARA Chiswick Parish Chureh eu.the Rev.E.Dawe, Thomas Alf ed Margary, eldest son of the ate 4 Aired Russell Margary and, MIs.oad of Langdon House, 27 Oa ae Sreatham, SW.to 20or Mr.and tham, elde of _ | Bi Bilham, Ulverston, Sheling: road, pngand CS \u2018DER \u2014 On Oct.19 \u2014 LEXANDER \u2014 On EAR SES SRE Je :W., by the re .B .Res Sah Willoughby Mead .(ete on, R.).16 Cedars-road, Clapham orme \u2018sw.to Muriel, etdest daug ter of Mr.and Mrs.C.w.Alexander, sa ham-hill, London, England.an Eco.danghter of the late Lieutena Snell, M.V.O ; oe \u2014 On Oct.21, 191%, at the \u2018bride.Mitchell, - the Rev: ç s ins Rav George Macao \u201cof the groom, 3 d, only ther of Mr.and Mrs, Wm.A rm.Racey, Of Stuart, to Dr.George Wi 52 the Rev.Park HHI, Ont.dest son oF of ev: ry Bot Ge EB erandson of the late M.D.F.S.C.S.\u2026.\u2018John Racey.Esa.sur.: Fain.,of Quebec, P.Q.[OU Mon- Ny \u2014 {OUR \u2014 On = 28 4 nt the residence of ar, L SRS brides parents, Vemnachir, =o bv the Rev.Hugh Mclean.Kerriaa Robinson.of Kingston.Ont Tr.Alex- Olive Gilmour.daughter of JT.ander Gilmour, of Abinger, DIED.: i ity.Nov.3, ; Li, \u2014 In this city: ème - CAURS finie Caldwell, 177 Manoe st, \u201cin his 82nd year.in uneral motice later.- 3.i No.Vv > \u2014 At her ldte residence.2 Maes Docenoster street.estime re À y Nov.= 2, Sete dearir heloved .wire of wa, x , aged 79 years.a Moment in Meunt Royal Ceme tery.Funeral private.Le ni \u201cav.% 1912, INN \u2014 In this city.on Nov.2.A ihe Hotel Dieu Hospital.Maris A : Ouinn, Aanghter of the Jate tr Quinn, Q.C.and Mary Fllen ities So ieee of tite of the Hom.Will Harty.of Kingston.rivate.\u2019 on and Toronto Papers please ROBIXS day, Oct.:5 12.the death orcirred of et Ann Hunter.beloved wife of John FE.Smith.in her 5Sth Year.mi The funeral was held from the fam= fv residence.1036 Louise avenue, on Saturday, Oct.28.\u2014 { endin notices for the above tros 2e ny send with them a list of hames of interested friends, together with a one-cent stamp for each ad dress, and marked coples of the \u2018Witness\u201d containing the notices will be promptly mailed.For addresses a foreign countries three cents will required.T=\" & CO., Funeral Directors 912 ST.CATHERINE W.Pnone Up 1653 DERTAKERS pO.ct vr dr NT SE\" NOTICE.To Whom It May Concern: Notice having\u2019 appeared in the press of tbe issuance of a Writ by this Company against The Camadian Tungsten Lamp Company, of Hamilton, Ont, far infringement of our Patents on incandescent lemps \u2018having \u2018a drawn wire Tungsten filament, we desire to notify been withdrawn: as The Canadian Tungsten Lamp Company Nave.obtained from us license tp manufacture and sell in-] randescent lamps having \u2018à Tungsten filament of drawn wire; A CE LT Canadian Gynornl Fiectrie\u2019 Confpeny, ST.LAMBERTS TUESDAY ; MUSICAL CLUB.have just purchased a fine Sheriock- Manning Piano from ° Sole: Agents, Layton Bros., 550 St Catherine St.W.(Cor.Stanley).\u201d FE © A» LL Re aad Fre rA ELLE GUEEN'S Il.DEFEATED MotiLL.; \"Kingston, Revit Te ins: \u201ctermediate .Rugby .mateh between McGill and veri oF teams, on Saturday, resulted.in a victory for t Presby- tbrians by a score of 13 to 10.\u201cThe locél playesr were always master of the situation, and al.\u2019 though MoGill made a rally in the final period, Queens had .secured too great a lead to be overcome within the time limit.Neil was injured by a severe tackle, and had to retire from the game, RAE EE RRR RR FEE EIIEEEIIF HELIS PROSECUTING _ ~ VIGOROUS FIGHT Boston, Nov.4\u2014The national and state campaign in Massachussetts continued to-day with as much vigor as if the election was a matter of days instead of hours.All the political cap- ,over him.\u2018| climbed.in, Harkless driving.1 Shey started, the judge, CE +44 PEEP LEEPER IIe \u2018BY BOOTH ¢ \u201c : t +SENOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP- STEERER EY PERS.HA - The! County \u2018of Carlow is thé central area of'a fertile streich of interminably level and monotonous lands in the Stats of Indigna.To Plattsville, its county seat, where some five or six thôusan souls live in a little world of their own, happy and-content, and with a supreme pity for their fellow-beings who are not residents of \u2018our city,\u201d comés John Hark.Mess.& university graduate.Disheartened\u2019 by previous failures he has pur- ohased, through an agency, the Carlow \u2018County \u2018Herald; a journal admitted by { [its most loyal supporters to be breathing its last - : .; One day the new, editor left a note on his door: \u2018Will return in fifteen minutes\u201d | Mr.Rodney McCune, a politi- tician, and the undoubted djctator-of the distriet, from the neighboring County of Gaines, found \u2018the note, and wrote beneath the message the scathing inquiry: \u201cWhy?Under the heading, \u2018Why has the Herald\u2019 come to life\u201d an editorial dealing with political honesty, appears in the next issue, and is followed by others equally pointed, shdw- ing the editor to be {A favor of clean politics, and \u2018that he belleved Rodney res\u2018titterly unworthy to.receive the nomination .of his party for Congress, The encounter with Mc e brings Harkness and the jHerald\u2019 into promifience and pooularity, \u2018sné& the peo- Pla of Plattsville begin to be proud of the.\u2018Herald\u2019 and- its editor.- The \u2018Herald\u2019 begins a fearless war against the White Caps of thé district, and the editor receives several threatening letters, and his friénds, while admiring his courage, are fearful for his safety.The young men.of Plattsville form :them- \u2018selves [nto a body-guard, and unknown to Bim: they take turns in keeping guard 1 Harkness befriends an oid mén, Fisbee.of patriarchal appearance, scholarly attainments and intemperate habits, Harkness engages him as re- Porter and contributor to the \u2018Hersld.At this juncture, Miss Sherwood, an attractive youn glady of Rouen, a nearhy town.comes to visit at the home ef Judge Briscoe, and to the amazement - and netplexity of-the citizens.of Pletts- ville, , Mr.Fisbee is in the carriage whic meets her at the depot, and is a constant guest at the judge's house during her stay.- ; : .The White Caps beat.almost :to death.an fnoffenaive, itinérant tinker, and attacked a.farmer's home, where Harkless was keping watch for them: the State listened to the voice of the \u2018Herald\u2019 and arrests followed.Eight men being sent to the penitentiary on the editor's evidence.Harkless, in one of his evening walks, is attacked by ihe White Caps near the Briscoe home\u2014and thelr visitor, Miss Sherwood, rushes out to the rescue.Harkless carries her to the house out of danger, and discovers that she is the lady of his dreams, The circus comes to Plattville, and Harkless, feeling a new interest in life, resurrects his tennis flannels, and joins the crowds that are thronging the streets.He cals | the Briscoe home, and escorts Miss t : : erwood- to the main street to watch procession.Harkléss causes the Arrest.of two crooks who are conducting & bling scheme on the \u2018circus grounds and they.are locked up.The editor dines sat the Briscoe home, and discovers that -Miss Sherwood is the cousin of a former classmate, and that he has seer her when a child.« * CHARTER VIli\u2014Continued.\u2018It's the same\u2019 Indiana sky, 1 think,\u2019 she answered.So 8 \u2018I guess maybe\u2019 in the city you don't see ps much of it, ar think as mu about it.Yes, theyre the.Indiaïy skies,\u201d the old man went on.\u201d «4 .Skies as blue 5 they As the eyes of children: when smile at you.\u201d et Le .?\u2018There aren't any others anywhere thdt ever seemed much like them to me, They've been company for me all my life.I don\u2019t think there are any others half as beautiful, and I Know there aren\u2019t : ny, as sociable., They were always 0.He sighed gently, and Miss Sherwood fancied his wife must have found the Indiana.skies as lovely as he had, in the days of long ago.\u2018Seems to me they are the softest and bluest and kindest in the warld.\u2019 \u2018lI think they are,\u2019 said Helen, .\u2018and they are more béautiful than the \u2018Italian skies,\u201d though I doubt if many of us Hoosiers realize it; and\u2014certain- ly no one else does.\u2019 } Le The old man leaned over and patted her hand.Harkless gasped.\u2018\u201cUs Hoosiers!\u201d \u2019 chuckled the judge.\u2018You're a great Hoosier, young lady! How much of your life have you spent in * the \u2018State?- \u201cUs Hoosiers!\u201d \u2019 ~ \"But I'm going to be a good -one,\u2019 she answered, gafly, \u2018and if I'm good enough, when I grow up maybe I'll be a great one.Co The buckboard Had been brought around, and the four «young people, Before standing on \u2018the horse-block in front of the gate, learred over and patted Miss Sherwood\u2019s hand again.Harkless gathered .up the reins: -\u201cFouwll make a\u2019 great Hoosier, all right,\u2019 said the old man, beaming upon the: girl.-\u2018Tou needn't, worry.about \u2018that.I guess,\u201d my dear.\u2019 Lt .\u201cWhen he .said \u2018my degr, Harkless spoke to the horses, Too \u201c Wait,\u2019 \u2018said the judge, still holding the \u2018glrl\u2019s hand.\u2018.\u2018You\u2019ll.make a great.Hoosier, some day; don't fret.You're already .g very beautiful qne.\u2019 Then: he bent hie white head- and kissed her, gallantly.John said: -\u2018Good after; noon, judge\u2019; the whip cracked like.-pistol-shot, and the buckboard dashed aff \u2018tir a cloud of dusts ~ \" 32 - \u2018Every once in, a while, \u201cHarkless, the old fellow called after them, \u201cyou must.remember to look at the team\u2019 » The.enarmous white tent wag filled\" \u2018with a hazy yellow light, the! warm, dusty, mellow light that thrills the rejoicing heart because it is found \u201cpo'where -in the world except in the \u2018tents of a circus\u2014the canvas-filtdred sunshine and sawdust atmosphere of show day.Through the entrance the crowd poured steadily, coming from the absorptions of the wild-animal tent to feast upon greater wonders; passing around the sawdust ellipse.that contained two soul-cloying rings, to find seats whence they might behold the.splendors: so soon to be.unfolded.Every one who wag net buying the \u2018eternal lemonade was eating some-, thing; and the faces of children shone with gourmand rapture; indeed, very - often the \u2018eyes of them were all you saw, half-closed in palate-gloating over a huge apple, or a, bulky obloug of popcorn, partly unwrapped from its blue tissue-paper cover; or else it Because they act so gently (no purging or griping) yet so: thoroughly ! .NA-DRU-CO LAXATIVES are best for the children as well as the grown-ups.25¢.3 box at your druggist's.tains in.the state expressed confidence in the result to-morrow, FO a.\u2026 Vatiows! Bros sad Chomica! Cn.of Capade, Lind Gentleman From Indiana | TARKINGTON ~~ | wept the picture of her, as she leaned .: THE s- jorward as fashionable by some, of the One of the trials of the rainy autumn CL \u2014 ml wm 2 ag Ts ith threé .naves, two rl lading modistes, and it is possible days, especlally in places where the\u2019 5 : + \u2018Sing asssurros caen nuene verve .i» [hat for many women \u2018some \u2018one.of streets are not kept clean; is removing Size prostates tnaniryy PSSA se é ne \u2018ex tothe twin towers and a great domes The! Bad Cooking Dives Men othe towers.will be 150 feet in height and as hese new styles of sleeves may prove the mud.fram one's footwear, and too \u2014 PTS Sa: s Rev.; v sre hecoming than the long, straight often frovh one\u2019s garménts also, for NEMO.cecocosrsscsocacosrssrges : Tope, po © the dome 180 feet.ts seeves, or at Jeast they will serve leven with short skirts\u2019 the lems are PT Treen EEE Dr.: 8.os : \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 That: thors are women ta Montre | \"WE CLEAN \u2014 who dld not know how.tg hoil porridge, ; ang that bad cooking Was responsible ot applly to create a variety in.the apt\u2019 to gét muddy,\u2019 from streei-car 7 wardrobe.The perfectly \u2018flat shoulder | steps, and.at crossings, and there is i I:itect is still obligatory, and the sleeye j the occasional.splashing from autos » Jt in below the shoulder line, just a ard carts tearing along near the side- Address in fall Ptr br b tes b sss bibl \"fll tic below, is worn, while there is walk.S Lencacccraeneonasuss0sesabeseue for ériving many Men, ta the.t&p-reom, VALUABLE F RS to + M.Mil:so the effect in which the yoke ex- Boots are hardest to keep in order, : as the statement made in 8t.Andrew e wv : \u2019 st Miltends over the sleeve, giving the long, |and-\u2014uriless they receive special care Ghureh yesterday A bee ° He ter \u201d i tes datisfac- |: .» Jat shoulder line.on top.while under in wet weather they soon get out of racpnccsgeusreudsnasacen sagas eue aris an \u2018Greatness Through Service.of any Kind, and guaran ee : : .pe the arm the sleeve is fitted up close.shape, and unsightly.It is necessary \u2019 : .i *he reverend \u2018speaker touched on settle- à favorite method of flattening the to have at least two pairs of street ; ment work, stating ga At was.better 8 GOLD MEDALIST.1 \"1 Was a brief address.to the hundreds, \u201c It ie made with Pure Bicarbonate of Soda ER i \u2018taîred the object of their operation CONVERGÉ TO Lone | navat ae e y.wire, to other.W.{who stood about the\u2019flag draped tab- .3 ine S W.8 .toward the west, \u201csays: \u201cThere are ATTACK SALONIKA.Cy : eyes: Now.4 ne ki \u2018 ] WAS COMMIT ED fet, and then a bénd-fdéntical in make and is the only Genuine Soda ater made i neither military nor natignal motives gaionika; Nev.4.\u2014ncérisored.y\u2014A and men attached to the Sev th\" sors _ up with [fhat whbich.played the \u2018Fi- in Montreal.It can be had in Bottles or i for the Servian army to penétrate the complete Greek division under General | stroyer flotilla have been ordered it Will] | tanic\u2019 to per ocean grave gave out the i i Main 1784 i À districts beyond Prishrend, which are Smolensky landed at SÂvros, on the return to their ships.With- the tol: Walk 5 ged.solemn strains of the \u2018hymn which was Syphons.Try it.Telephone Main | exclusively inhabited by Albamans\u2014 northeast &f the Cèalcis peninsula and ent ships asd \u2018subin aris des, thirt ave).J of - King's an or the ship's \u2018requient.-R - tMat is, therefore, -into the undeniabté occupied the villages and mining\u2019 dis- ivessels- \u2018are affected.- rty- de al The -; let; thirty by twenty-four .ERY EVERY FRIDAY.Tu) .tetritory of anothér Balkan people.\u201d trict, as 11 as the capital, Poligygo, |, Plymouth, Nov.4\u2014 All ofri \u201cAttoiged Murder: inches, bears:a feminine figure, sym- LAKESIDE DELIV Y.nN , = Le from which the Turkish officials Were | men of the war craît h Gers and | Fe.isd .= bolic of music, placing a wreath of Ordore must be in on Thureday not later than 6 p.m.GREEKS TAKE ! ;- expelled.The division is naw march- dered to be-aboard th re ore.or- mi pe ; oak \u2018leaves \u2018on \u2018an \u2018expanse of placid , à PREVASA EASILY.+! ing on Galatisista and Salonika, ac- cev 1°, \u201cboard ihe ps: at) Jimmig) Bu: the ovlgred \u201cman, water, broken by an iceberg, Ta Co ce com fed by 6,000 well ed Greek: en .plclock on Sunday morning.who: \u2018sayshl 8 \u2018ar \u2018Davenpott, - 2 y pan y ell arm Later an Admiralty te dered Iowa, and arrived in Montreal |: TTT + .- - % Athens, Nov.4\u2014The Greeks have peasants, many of whom are deserters \u2018those of the fifth, in an h .grder September TAH a poy PA rea NE NEW -HUDSON- PORT.PL TS PR ee 1 ¥ captured Prevasa, a fortified town in from the Turkish army.\" Q © estrayed.flotilla] SODISMIET Lidl, fad before Judge] = Tek Ceo Te : - .; :,\\@board \u2018their ships: at- 11 o'clock on, :Lafontaine on- ards: on a charge.The report that Nelson had been de- \u2018Epirus, on the north side to the en- :.Saturday evening'et.A) \u2018of attempting Ao kill, Mr.Louis Be.shed \"a he.H json rt, hi - Co trance of the Gulf of Arta.\u2019 The Greek AUSTRIA BLOCKS re hath Now.\u201c4.the is | tournay, of St, Lambert, on.September Confirmed | 3 > Jam Has Por = £ ed the town at four o'clock PHACE NEGOTIAIONS.; atham, Nov.4\u2014 Great excité- on Sep 2 Fran troops enter: .,ment was caused ere by the receipt ihe 23rd and after the examipation: of Cochrane, Minister Cot Railways and .Sunday \u2018afternoon.About noon the of urgent Admiralty \u201ctelegrams re- {tour witnesses \u2018was gommitted to \u2018the Canals, who has arrived at the Wind- d : Greeks\u2019 squadron, which has been Paris, Nov.4\u2014Austrian .suspicions calling office a to their sh | Courtsof King's .Bench, \u2018November sor, To-Bay Ne will inspect the Cham- blockading the ports, sent two gyn- Btill block the way to an aecord of.the 11 & officers Lu men Vo their = Ips.| corm, for trig: - bly eanal.| : \u2018Thus the railway now_ being.: boats cleared for action into the har- Powers on the proposal = of France, ee negra on ti ph KioK Jare despatol- l Mr.Betourhaäÿ appeared for \u2018the first sant to nat inland sea by Mr.\u201cJ.D.' .a + \u2018bor, but mo resistance was offered.Russia and Great Britain for a de-| \u201ctT ticent, but it is belle, PE À tes time in court; and positively identified rc Tn pe, aken to that port in- ; ; * Prevasa was suffering the effects of claration \u2018of \u2018territorial disinterested- orders: relate ut the s bol leved hat the Harris as the man: who greg à two shots .the blockade and famine threatened | mess.The French ambassador at W and \u2018Dunc © bat a the \u2018Rus at.him, one\u2019 missing his.body, the |= .the town.Prior to the - capture; of Vienna bas given the Austrian foreign - seu = an\u2019 now in the Me (other) entering \u2018the-ebdomen,.as a re- |.this place, a Greek\" tachment- finite assurance that the three: ower à Gibralter, Nov.4 \u2014 Thé British sult of which.he hovered between life pied Nicopolig, a commanding position \u2018and death at.the.Royal.Vistoria Hos- have na intention of asking Austria tb! ichuiser Dartmouth passed\u201chere-beund \u201cà.short distance away.Thé Greeks blew up the Turkish battery which oc- cupled the heights where the Turks were entrenched.\u2018The Turks and Bashi-Bazouks took to flight, but 450 of them were captured.A Turkish torpedo boat.in the Gulf 5I Arta was shelled and burned.The Turkish forces are, concentrat- og at Janina, although they still hold.tentepigadia, strongly fortified heights, The Janina army numbers 20,000, with strong positions, but all tommunica- tion with the Monastir anmy, on which it is dependent has been cut - and ammunition and provisions are scarce.\u2018torial compensation.deny herself the right to protect fully her economic \u2018interests, and that the.only desire is to be able to indicate.to the belligerents that, in offering\u2019 mediation, the great Powers are detér- mined to make no demand for terri- Up to a late \u2018hour, however, the French Foreign Office had received no reply from the\u2019 Vienna cabinet, and it is feared that the tone of the semi-official Austrian i, Wo foreshadows a refusal to.agree to proposal.for the Levant.The thirg battieship |.æquadron arrivéd from \u2018England, and proceeded eastward \u2018after\u2019 a stay\u201d of, only one hour.Kiel, Germany, Nov.4 The \u2018ew armored cruiser \u2018Goben\u2019 and.the nro- tected cruiser \u2018Breslau\u2019 are taking om provisions and ammunition and \u201care making ready to sail in twenty-four hours.\u201cIt is understood that: .thay will proceed for Turkish waters.\" F The.cruisers .\u2018Hertha,\u201d Vinet\u2019 - and.thelgeier, already in the Mediterranean, - «| bave been ordered to Turkish waters.| pital fof ten: weeka.His evidence was ir sübstänce \u2018tho[- °° sane as retorted \u2018fn the .\u2018Witness\u201d at the time the\u201d\u2019shooting : toëk*placé, and given by Mr.Betournay at \u2018the tal, - Judgment: - was., delivered- on.Satur- \u2018day in the case.of Thomas Patterson; charged ~ with perforniing an \u2018liegal goeration on a youdg' woman who died in the - General Hospital from peritonitis.accused \u2018was committed to stand t at the Nevember - term of the King's ne : ; » Hospi- | wW.P.urt.oË: criminal jurisdiction in and for the DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, will be held in the COURT HOUSE, in the CITY OF MONTREAL.on BATURDAY; the SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.at TEN otclgck in the forenoon.\u2018In- consequence,\u2018 I .glve PUBLIC NOTICE to:|all - who intend to proceed TURKEY BUTCHERED | I: MEMORY (1) *.ER The mayor of St.Petérsburg has \u2018sent\u2019 greetings on behalf of the city to the mayor of AtHehs.He announces that the Russian capital has voted.$50,000 for the sufferers among the: allies.-«.% The.Crown Rrince- is.\" reported to have captured Yenidieh, near Salonika after an engagement lasting over Friday and Saturday.Thy Greek army the villages were burned and.\u2019 all the Christiane \u2018butchered.Cy BLOCKADE EXTENDS FOR 140 MILES.- .Athens, November \u2014 The blockade around - Bpirus now extefids for 140 miles.Late reports.say.that \u2018the Greeks \u2018and Servians have effected a À + the \u2018steamer \u2018Willis 1., King\u2019 dengrted | for Buffalo én Saturday she catried thq largest cargo of wheat that .has.ever been taken from any of the lake ports.The'\u2018\u201cKing\u2019 went under elevator.spouts early Saturday morning.to, load capacity.It is expecied that her\u201d cargo will be 425,000 bushels.The previous grain record.was 405,000 bushels, including part flax taken .by -the The exercies - were.simple, North.Atlantic last Aprif were honoréd | on Sunday in memory \u2018by musicians here: - A bronze tablet to - the seven bahdgmen of the sunKken Mrer.has been - Musical | Mutual Protective Union, and the tab: lst by Albert.Weinert, was\u2019 uhveiled- prepared by members of the at the club house -0f.fhe organization.lah trict,that they must be present then and theré, with thelr.Records, Rolls, Indictments and other Documents, in order to do- those [things which belong to them in à their \u2018Fespective capacities.\u201c| _.%: 3.LEMIEUX.\u2018 oo .Sheriff, Shefitr's mice,\u2018 oT .Montreal, 15th \u2018Qetaber.\u20181912.\u201cGeneral Ricciotti Garibaldi, son of CHRISTIAN WOMEN.} \u201c ARE ux y against spy prisoners now in the Come .the Italian leader, hag reached Patras | LARGEST CARGO : \u201c \u201cTTRANIC! MUSICIANS mon Gaol of the said District, and ail \u2018 RT and is, expected to arrive vo here to-day.Vienna, Nov.4\u2014The correspondent | OF WHE AT T AKEN Cae ES 3 (others, trift:théy must \u2018be présent then | \" His corps nimbets 2.00 foreigners he pad f te \u201cReichspoat, with the B aigar- \u2019 ; New York, Nov.4\u2014Thé heroic masi- and therejand I also give notice \u2018to all ° \u201c3 y reeks.e vr ake the fleld ai e fan army, says e retr tices*of the Peace, Coroner d a._ \u201cclan, who played \u2018Nearer My God to Justices ce erg an earllest possible moments Turks.cammitied Horrible savagerien Fort wien, Ont.Nov.& \u2014 When Thee, ax thé Titanic\u2019 sank \u2018in.the | Peace Officers, in and.for the sald Dis- only recently started yet HE SELLS 15 COPIES per issue already + is still pushing forward, the Turks Junction, and are advancing - on st .\u2018Jones\u2019 at Dijuth.The \u201cbig- eee _ retreating in disorder.\u2019 ew Salo! EU \u2019 1e | mes cargo prev ously carried from |- - .] 7 .: vu a © 27 \u201cil Fort Willlatn was 384,000 bushels.\u201cEverybody Likes It and his order TURKEY PLEADS, .ST xe oe RENCE.,- t=] The \u2018Willis L.King\u2019 is owned by FOR PEACE, TEE FER .«\"\u201d , \u2018Îthe Interatate Company of Cleveland, ; T és land is one of the biggest American ~ Chinese Starch ie so \u2018gimple to \u2018'use\u2014hot or cold: S Constantinople, Nov, 4,1 1046 pm\u2014 Belgrade, \u201cNov\u201d 4\u2014 King Peter is.boats, this being her frat trip to the \u201cbe the clothes bright.d, .slows.with very little 11 The Porte has applied ta the Powers | expected The return to the rm head of the à Takes.\u201cTv ob.\u201d .A ,! for mediation with a view tothe cess&- ortiy e-news ers express .; \u201ction of.hostilities: and for the.hego- opinion that the kings of the four al.CHINESE ST.A RCH E ( ; OINC 2 tiation of peace.lied states\u2019 will meeet at the .conclu- b - Application has been made to tre sion of the war either at Athens.or; .Sold ,only in-3-ib.- Remember, PS is\u2019 ; | th embassies here and by circular to-the Sofia.It is understood .that'~ the packages (never j \u2018 où, : - Ï kw Ottoman representatives in the Euro- coming Ay will vote = \u201cball 2 in bull)._- =: = perfumed.' : an n capitals.3 nex & capture 8\u2019 Of : \u201c1\u20ac groë doesn't 1t se 10c:- top 1-1b.; i BE PThe oficial bulletin follows: - vibazar, Kosova, Kumanova, sky sas.groter dosen't Heep send or.HEREERT GC.BRAUNC.IEE dna it Tet tah perte Se.Velos.Frishrend and Dibra.o > The beet Boy during the next few weeks receives : a Shetland Pont.i S $15 ng DORE Pom Sa Emma osmms \u201cOcean Mills 1+ By Accepts War must submit with resig- NAVAL PREPARATIONS.Bo Wa oe nation to all its consequences, 0 ; ; \u201cconmex DB LANAUDIERE AND ONT Forar ?a nN £3 Fr, overlook this obligation is en fail in Portamout, Bagland, Noy.4 Un- TEL ; ot MONTREAL ww , V .sed one\u2019s duty.Consequently, e usual activity in e Portemou practice my \u2014 \u2014 \u201cWe .der four- hs.C.would be unwise to be unnecessarily dockyard 1s reported in a special edi TL TE.RME _ rms, teen vears of age).to do .this work for us after school every week.quar proud over victories, it likewise would tion of the \u2018Evening News; which \u2014\u2014erp rs \" You cgn do it easily in Your own home neighborhood.ar fo be incorrect to be alarmed at wint gave that preparations are ney mage, ?¥.in n ho g inter of auccess.æet the six estroyer 0 .: .PA \u2014_\u2014 THE WORK \u201cFor instance, in the \u201cpresent war | Peady for the sea.i.RENTS.RK.u with the four federated states,\u201d the) The \u2018News adds that it is.rumge-, Jin ow i Lo tour boy is making his life BOYS: The NEO car Ol Frill roomy a1 dofenotng Them | 53 tht, the foils vii EEE = BBs rr, nie RER aon, bade (fl Y ves success in © .eepin * ne Séutarl and Janina, but the eastern posted ordering all submarine men to A = Call, Main 1 : | is small Accounts will stand .| to sell copies HEE ress : Ronit .army in the, nelghborhaod of Visa and | return.to their boats at once 2 8 pe TS Len ee ie gall FAR 2 Stand boning fog ir pater nts to re Our Free Pony bo-rle* à fan, .2 : .0 SN À .e wants to PI 7 : : \u2014 et a \u2014 ; ; : ; svat DAC S earn regular ill please you.\" : \u2018orm \u2014 ~\u2014 ms \u2014 \u2014 Cl _ -, \u2014k Is The\u2014 | \u2018many pires.pocket money and > plea Co \u2014 ER ! ein, .\u201cNe Yor \\W/ C = No m money necessa as we send the first fifty con's re F A Salary or Your s, are- ime | ew k indo W C casing Ri ing se Free.5m this ary, to start you the money necessary for bur- ner y | Ti .2 g your next \u201cweek's suppl ES A +: 4 0 y.ity To OFFICE: 40 JURORS STREET.; * When.applying give your fuil name and address and age; .3 we es Lo.microti\u2019 mover - _ Sales Bepartment, The Witness, Witness Block, Montreal, Que \"| he YOU may have a little spare time on \u2018your hands, which\" CN === _ _ re dr \u2014 : 5 = HR == \u2018WITNESS, oo : ; you would like to make -profitaple.: Forwork for us WE : .ST WE HAVE LARGE QUAN] TITIES OF - ; \u2018Witness\u2019 Block, Montreal, Que.DALE .-ccersesannn : ro : c t « and tell me ail about how te will pay a SALARY on all business secured.z qe Pi 9 Lead and Sheet.Lead wl LAAT felt me ail abe: ual A ee et nel ter 5 -É of The WITNESS, Witness Block, Montréal THE CANADA MET} ALGO.tire ¥ Montreal Factory 50 Erennan at mène Main sist .A = \\ * vo.! . Saw CE te ron 4 HE MONTREAL DAILY VITNESS os MONDAY.NOVEMBER 4, 12 _ + BOR CANDIDATE TO 1.STUDENTS IN 7 = erantions vai THE CNA.:TUNNEL | PSE ae SEE CANADIAN ; RUN FOR ALDERMAN Methods a nd Mac Machinery Used Sooke.Boyt for.ad Apély.PACIFIC- #8 McGill College avenus., Explained by; the Engineers.repens can LADT So Pen - TORONTO.Good.writer: diva re role the resignation of Alderman \u201cTetreau.Xatresn PA.Box 116, iv, \u20ac IR 2 5 0700 o Titon pater 3 Unionists Hope Ald.A joint meeting of North: End and 16: ' .a w 5 .Mount Royal labor clubs will be hed BY special \u2018serene the third | A WOMAN TO ASSIST WITH Ske | PARLOR.CAR: ON DAY TRAIN 3 Successor Will to-night to celect suitable candidates | year engineering.students of McG | CHAS.SBN Helena, au = Totre for the position and these will be sub-| visited the C.N, R.tunnel on fattr- = \"4, 15° \u2018p.m.\u201cte Fongé st.i = $ mitted to a further mesting of the| gay afternoox.ni \u201c | SHÔP-ASSISTANTS: F\u2014- sci \u2018 : be One of Them.Montreal Labor Party to be held to- swere accompa\u2019 Re a as, clefs In ; re morrow night In the bail of {he North med by Profs.H.M.acer and H.JOYCE, 0 Contaot omit.ta MAIL Montreal, iverpous em End Club in Drole ee ar Armstrong.Mr.8.7 Browp, \u201cthe J ntreal Labor opposition candidate has been selected.pop ginesr ot the t tel\u201d i pr \u2018MAN KBoUT, 14, NTED \\ SLAYRENTIC\u201d UMEBANTIC™ ; of the Mo es ipariel; met thew ; a mwenind Ov \u2018in the Labor but it is rumored that four or five t the west ; for factory 5 Lunt he An WEEKLY SAILINGS FROM Fitted with Elevators, Carry String Or- = ni LR Brunet, ex-president names have been mentioned for the plained the pi portal: And rg and a eu x Je be Chestras.Unsurpassed Accommodation foe rot > p a.3 a 2 re Trades and Labor nan Tetreau has filled a term of | tunnel, \u2018and \u201cmd Sus\u2019 machine + \u2019 MONTREAL to LIVERPOOL ||| : sora CATHERINE WEST.- - PUPILS.WANTED.\\ \\ SYSTEM From Man.RPORATTS m Moat L oo marked © \u201chere.has experienced all {he MAJOR JAMES H.PURDY.68.UNIVERRITY: STREET : ' ht 38.MAS SORPOR TN: oct 28 FROM MONTREAL meee J 1:00 of & death by electrocution, Chicako, Nov.4\u2014Major James H.; ;3 * > RE k mi TORON 0 Oct.13.MAN.IMPORTER .Nov.: 5s.FREMONA se ue amener Nov.§ à he is still allve to tell the tale.Purdy, lawyer and author of \u2018Purdy\u2019s| ° : 2 Ie MONT A à Oct.19°: MAN.COMMERCE .Nov.#9 SCERVONA 7 2! ie Now 83 or the.infinitesimal fraction of aly, \"qs Corporations,\u2019 died here yes- James M.Rird's - } Limitéd number of passengers carried ce ee co pocs «NOV, BE nd a current of 2,500 velts of elec- terday:.He was 74 years old.He EV Kes - od 420 1.8, 9.402.8.,7: 30 p.m.,10.sop.m : For Ireight retes and éther informe i passed through MecQueen's practisedä law in Prescott, Los An- | Les A and Bd © FURNESS LINE \u2018 don.apply te i760 more thaw is used in the gees and St.Louis.He enlisted in reac : \u2014 Sin vb Brn Tass FORTNIGHTLY.SAILINGS._ pum ROBERT r REFORD COMPANT.in chamber at Sing Sing.en the the Fifty-Ninth New York voluntear A prominent \u2018minutesturer; \u201cwhile mL SERENE 3 bled, on night Dine, D MONTREAL ro HULL.oct.30 .ENT iit was broken as the young Regiment, and served rod h ttles iting our.bakery, exclaimed: \u201cThis © TEACHERS WANTER, ~~ THER ONLY DOUBLE-TRACK gre DMton Hall .,.wees ; : from the ladder on WHER à dis\u201d cr hints ans par 1e tes new-\u2014itis bread manufacturing-\u2014It = WANTED, A PROTESTANT TEACHER en.\u2019 Limited \u201c PROFESSIONAL CARDS RD te ot 15 feet.\u201cHr was the fil which made, apres or at, Ant Antlefam.= & 80 is our bread\u2019 \u201cI idee think there | for the Black Lake Eng! Bono etar: The INTERNATIONAL LIMI FURNESS, WITHY & ce, | en \u2014 > prc e im from swift and certain Se ge | was such a difference.\u201d ke Jour rro- | ind Advanced Elemente rid only, CANADA'S CRACK TRAIN; .Agents, MONTREAL.5 .ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, be ah ' MR.M.we.MACLEOD, - cer or Tel.M.1025 or Ta 228 ex erlences, to, the.Rev, E- © Leaves Montreal for Toronto and ; : i or lod he accident occurred ten days ago Winnipes, Nov.horsey w acre TT CAL, hetford Mines West, pi : Chicago 9.00 es heii ri .= .- 2.ste, : the facts were.so closely ex-post: offie .120 = ; y y that the s a prominent citizen of Winnipeg._.i T STEAMSHIP MITH, MARKEY, rade Me ete Mt only vesterdaÿ, [died OR.ing at two Cl : 'MISCELLANEQUE MONTREAL and OTTAWA.EY & -y came to.light only yesterdaY.|died on Saturday morning at tw SE À 4 ' PUCSL HYB&, her McQueen, looking wan and | o'clock.Mr.MacLeod was superanau-, .Le.Montreal .8.16 AM.9.30 AM.; ARRISTRES, 8\" ne traces of the fear- lated last July, after forty-si x years CANADIAN.BALLAD CONCERTS.\u2014 | fr Ottawa .'.1080 AM 1%] PN.Company, Limited.| awvecarms, = ay 794 je and \u20ac left | t as.Musical C 8 may be de bv.Montreal 3.55 P.8.0) P.M.: METROPOLITAN BUILDING, experience Te dome since he was | dervice in ne sécpartmienE à He 5x sirous of having thelr Works present.Ar.Ottawa 48 10 P.M, 11.18 P.M.ORIVER amD aurz or we.LAW.ITB FE.JAMES \u20ac ned for the firs h-like trance on b foming west in 1882, and: since .ed at the above concerts, are invited |.9.30 A.M.and 3.56 PM.trsinq dally |.BOBE.© SMITH, K.C., FRED.H.MARKRE RP \"| ried there in a death-like wi ni ae to forward titles and nature of the except Sunday.8.15 AM- and 3.40-P.M1.RENCE.Ai: > WALDO W.8 ; > ober 25.| time has resided in Winnipeg.;; music.Manuscript \"Music in any traîne daily.a | Nummer Gruises in Cool fätitanes.VILLLAN G.PUGKLEE, Re is right arm has turned quite SE U form x, receive Len ation.Good | | pins \u20ac or Buffet: Parlor Car vite | © GORPOS RYDE, \u2014; x from the shoulder to the wrist, MR.\u201cGEORGE H.UTTER.: | CL Song Words, yall 7 le for musical set oa all trains, Me 1 ¢ a i .\u2014 p< Just below we ne com his George HB Rk Nov.AS ongressman \u201ccars fee ss ce PreasApIAN | oT HES 00 TNT a 1 = Cascapedia; 1,905 tons; with\u201d \u201ca : : \u2014\u2014 jeadly current emerge » ; _ - - ; f AD CONC A modérn comférts._ ; a ax Pie Dove cent Hboce day id, dled ab hie Ro several | in Ne = ex tion for met ii Craie street, A sea ER SAILS FROM MONTREAL (on her ELLIOTT & DAVID ~ 7 us large as a twenty- n ri- propriati o ture tion.; i on) on THURSDAY, |.i ; ; 4 .nan Dtter was.ss vears of ae.the widening : Roy = be- wom s ALR, s ( \u2014 Bonavez Bw | To at.ats ead from Que- | Cemiioe meimare tor py Pro 7 After graduating from Amherst he en- - [ween pdre shy ris- \u2014 | iN bec the following day at moon from for the States of UDENTS MAY Lo : tered the pub eue Sans an 4 was| -.tophe Strasts, in the La Fon- KINDLING WOOD FOR: = mil An WANTED, PC Pictou, N.S., calling at Gaspe, Mal Bay, Massachusetts and New York, .; GO HUNGRY: = = ener of the Westerly \u2018Sun.taine ward of the sity of Mont.rood FAURE dns Siocks: 4 i, 300 per { Perce, \u2018Summerside, P.EL and Char- Gnnaga Life Buliding, 158 86 James eb y |! \"MR.PETER H.HUME, C.E.| real.; | load DIARMID, \u20ac a NTED.FARMER TO sUFPL \u201cfrom | lottetown, P.BL Heary J.Eliott, KO L A David, * AND UNSHAVEN St.John, N.B.Nov.4\u2014Peter H| Le Ca liom stropt.Tie wa Sri of milk dally.p tart George L.Alexander.fi -_\u2014 ; TIC] v vember \u2019 the barber at ume CE.one of the best noue PUBLIC NOTICE is \u201chereby given uray BROS.SQUARE Savor Rose- for, a street, Hochelaga, Mdatreal.NEW YORK 10 BERMUDA.; Orne ie ECL SAE ASSL 0 ot tne sesoement vot bn the shove 206 ue ee i\u201d ochelngs, Montreal.a > cas 3 - RF the business unless they receive l'of Ontario, whè has the contract\u2019 for \u2018matter, fs now horn, in my office, 1, LAŸTON BR and 83 \u201cCathe: TANT ED, DEEE A.yALaER, fo.19% Sommer TAN w the Brn stem) Canphel, McMaster & Paplneas re patronage.Last year - Union |the new west side\u2019 wharf, costing at the City Hall, the interested rine stréat Went ne \u2018Stanley, \" | Bleury street.\u2018Sf.'BERMUD ® York.a Tas - .1a deficit of $4,208.84, and it WasS| nearly two million dollars, died here parties may ex in 3 until Monday, th is ] Ss { ae | pincement.Sallings from New Yar - \u201d ASYOCA _ ; red that by the adoption of the uni- on Saturday afternoon, after a long the 1ith Nove embor.1912 a EVANS BROS.UPRIGHT CABINET | \"=: at 2 p.m.6th, 16th and 37th November, Canale Life Butiging 5 21 ral fee.which made every student iliness, during which he had kept at), \u2018het 1012.and | pue condition.Bargain dais Paya: 5 WANTED TO.PE land every ten days\u2019 thereafter.- Tem-| MONTREAL member of the Union, and by set-| work.He.had supervised the one at a, Tuesday, \u2018the 13th November, ble $10 cash and 87 ménthly.LAY-|.TI perature, cooled by ses breezes, seldom George A.Campbell KG = aside part of the fee for the up- struction of great docks at Non 1912, 10 o'clock.a.m.I \u2018shall heer ON BROS., 550 St.Catherine Street: WANTED, SECOND-HAND ISVALID rises above 80 degrees: 1.Andrew R.MoMaster, K.Ce > ep and expenditure of the Union, Kong, Buenos Ayres and New York oy complaints ' that may be made \u2018est, corner Stanley.chair, with = [staple beck and foo : tion, apply to Thos.T.M.Papineau.| bd by charging the caterer one and à [and a subway in Philadelphia.Ivania, Against said roll; | = rest.Apply.f ness! Ô For full in ormatio Ey Te Rue telephones Mais 6770-5777 ~ Ce If cents on each meal he supplies .n He was born in Erie, Pennsylvania, «| CHICKERING SQUARE GRAND, Rose- TED TO.PURCHASE ALL C ABT.Cook & Son, W.enry, .i e di that instead of a de- [was a graduate of the Pennsylyania Gro.3 ANIN, wood case, 7 1.3 octaves; characteris- WANTE A or w.H.Clancy, Ticket Agents, or : it ining room, that instea 1f- University and married Miss Fond + , tic tone, in splendid comiition.Re-il off Clothing, org ture, rickets ta \u2019 : oo 5 ne Union would become sel ruff, of Ni.gara.Ont.She, with ond Chiet Engineer and City Surveyor, need ta $145.Payable 5 35 mé Bove overgbods « ces prices paid ay J.@.BROOK & CO.Agente, eal.MACLENNAN & BAKER, It is stated, however, that the stu- daughter, Mrs.C.E.Duggan.a°* a City Surveyors Office, cs i Catherine St.West, \u2018former.Stan- lt Ser 15 East Craig Street |.211 Commissioners Street, Montr .Advocates, Barristers sad Solleltess, nts ing advant of David's, Ont.survive.The body w ley.Te UEbEC STEAMSEIP \u2018comPaNT, ns.Pir membership.n HE he Ivan'age the be taken to - Niagara, Mr.Connoly City.Hall, .: .se \u2019 Q QUEBEC.- Quebec 8 MACLENNAN sa 1 , y _ : * LL oer and She Sather wt net gutting (We KL Montreal, October Joh 1M) FOR sALE EpleoN BLUE AwmER: Sacha nat getting] their == RASE AS TL arly enough work to do, a con \u20ac se?\u2019 : .breakable, and simply will (hot wear u = | ently are threatening to discontinue BELLONA N CAP TAIN: Province of Q out.Can be played 3.ae es.\u2018De- r ar ly f the er : \u201c1 - : jsiness, Now, te crown all, the stu- | HAS SUDDEN STROKE District of gues : ER rier wes M LE vio st.| pape regula §: \u2018the : & BV | EEA = Main 2000.li ns who patronize the dining-room ; erine r will con er a avor on e 3 s inant age tax ly 8] ser Nov.Sater the siusaind| © SUPERIOR COURT.|e CTR BST ie Publier by notifying us either| PROPRIO xs | PATTERSON & CO, » no such tax is placed on meals of the.\u2019 \u2018steamer \u2018Bellona,\u2019 belonging to! .Ex.Parte money.© y \u201cphone or card.- Main 4090.any person who is lhe Pole head or o #avocates, Bartisters & Solicitors, j rplied in the grill room.| the \u2018Éfrormson line,\u201d ard\u201d Bo from'] Dame Grace Selina.Ellis, wifi \u2014 \u2014 family, OF Years o ames Street, A pee Tn EL SLL TS HR ne Seer Lar JOAN.DOUGALL & SON.SERRE The I -{- verse on Oct.30, the nervous.shock\u2018 u by sa - Java \u2018Alberta.\u2018 .: CH-DISCUSSED caused thereby to the commander, husband for Less [Presents requiring | any.Fil bs sold vers chemo for \u2014 Sasha appear in person at thaPRU: nu - FOX IS DEAD Captain Cunningham, brought on \u2018#-|cant estate of the late Wiliass Genet | PTANO PARLORS, St.Catherine S St] une eitnbey is ex sale, jamong | minicn Lands ABncy of Sub-Agency anni AGE LIOENSES : lytic seizure which, greatly addei-| in his lifetime of the said City and.Dis- | West.| for the DIEU agency.on coroxy may MA \u201charlottetow to dhe general distress.on, boar@: Cap-/| trict of Montreal, Petitioner.1 others.at the following subur rban ve made y father, mother, Sonia con- Seva» 3% | : n dot Le ows: EF E.L, Nov.4.\u2014 tain Cunningham was removed from; Having seen the petition of the said FOR SALE.MACHINE FOR ravie ta: a, ditions, hiner or sister of Intending Jo SUES Ji À 1t 35, Newfoundland fox on the ship and brought to Jeffry: Hale's Petitioner, it is hereby ordered that the Edison Blank Records, sold on easy agen Ni : ter, der.JOHN ML M.DUFF 4 ch an opération under chloroform Hospital here on Saturday might: relatives and creditors of the said Wil-| payments.Also, Method of making : ST.T, T, a sted tles.\u2014Six mMODthS\u2019 residence upon : ° i ts performed is dead.His career gh \"Bellona\u2019 seems to Be in bad\u2019 | iam Gaskill shall appear before ane records at Home, set ae \u2018Miss DAVIS, Post orne e : Nf and \u201ccultivation, of che, tang\u2019 RAC each oF 146 St.James Street.40 Cressoens 84, f A ne prcneational ocean 4 ade a great \u2018deal of Court, for tha Province or ueuperior, £28 Mr.MI B80 St.Catherine St.| BECTOR B BISSAILLON, St.Deats' n | three A hae miles of his homestead ol live Have removed from 107 St James St 8 if-interest in him for $500, had of- %a e holds.Unless she cin be | the District of Mont in Chamber, at.\u2014 A [ONTREAL 80 [ farm 0 at least Siphcres, solely owned ed half, of his interest to | réfféated after being lightened of her'| the Court House, ir the City \u2018of Montr = ; \u2014 = Mo.2 i à occupied hier.broke 8 father, VIF r $250 immediately before =r tend rea cargo, fears are entertained that with 5 heen ot the ay of November, 1812, RA FARM F FOR SALE _ MR.SLATER, Lafayette Avenue.mother, ta = i diatricts.a Bomeste, Slater.sspyour Office Keptin Good and XK im was performed.The friend re- thé baécweather prevailing ne may lto give their aévice on e afternoon, FOR SALE GOOD IMPROYRD F.FARM, ee ; Co on ot standl 5 ay preempt a quart | Olean Condition ?JP sed.Next morning.after the crisis becomsm.& total wreck.= 4 of the said Petition 2nd that the pre- of 3 arpontr: soos, dai Tags ool} 7 LACHINE, st J [ \u2026 Section longed © mesteaa.\u201d Price, 12 HOT, CALE ON vi - +E ns supposed te he well over, a spe- sent order be pu twice in French ocation.4 RABEA 08 pe P = ol * \u2019 Mator offered Captain MacKinnon | the Ta, Patrie! and twice in English perteot ttle.ici a A Oshph.is In ome Our.terms are the cheapest 48 the ¥) for a quarter interest in the ani- | | lin the cit neds.\u2019 both Fapers, published @ MONTREAL WEST, .stead 0 rs from date of hom eaten ach: t of satisfaction you get.For al.It was the Captain's turn to nd Btn OF She oniTedl, on the OUTER | - es six Siuding the time required to ee more information Call Main 138% er fuse this \u2018time.i} \u201cMontrest, Now poner an : PEN RRS Xr ave » omentesd patent) \u201cend cultivate fry write to ) on j om As the fx progressed In heaith his| i 4 \u2019 ONE.SEAUDIN Bo IMPORTANT oe 7 x acres extrs steader who has exhaust | ; stk was steadily rising.\u2018A few days | 1 ne ws pen | = \u2018hon ostend right and cannot obtain The New York Window gn another enthusiast offered Cap- Can Cure ; \u2014\u2014\u2014 ANNOUNCEMENT, \u2014\u2014 - GAN ADA TAYLOR, 7 1276 5 went ngteq homesteal \"may enter for & purchoges A I c ir MacKinnon $50 for a quarter in- À =.PATENT ATTO 1 Industrial Blue Book, x, Bayete G or Tray i a Gait Per Bar père in certain (fistricts Price, -Glean ng ©, rst.and the Captain accepted.Has F RNEYS.Price five dollars, nS BRAVE Woting $5.0 6\" per acre.Du utiles Muse.resi ; «= JURORS STRENE w owned fp quarter of the fox, and C4 Card.Going to Pres CE mht Ens.d Fed HE: iting six mopths 1 nd erect a oS as $150 to the good in cash.The fox, ; Eubace RODUCTS L het as \u2018 he- Sate ta BEY acrus a T ouse w hich had evidently Hved only to see |.You cannot expect to be well if ¢ yu! J ERS D IST n 3 friend, the Captain safely through § + allow your bowels- td become clogged.: pen = \u2014 st Frid ve up the struggle and ot reed out, Some game now stands Whät is necéése is to have a free.mo- | bas.Captain MacKinnon has $150 and tion of them ever y day, and to keep them)! ROOMS TO LET.ais : CR W.W.CORT, \u201cBabb ** Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.- US@ Langwell\u2019s It 2 \"RB Unauthorized mot ve paid\" Sf this | go: ail machiowy bearings Tel Kas, advertisement will not be paid Tor.¢10, Montreal STEVIEON, Chikeh in all eouptries.For ing i quarter interest in the pelt; the! \u2018a this condition all the time if you wish; eur \u2018Inventor's Adviser, which wis te MANCE, 183 \u2014 IN PRIVATE FAMILY, 0 \\ TOW.NSEND, Church \"4 - large double m, two 3-4 beds, ry hor fellow 1s $630 short, less & GUATL |) be strong and healthy.If you don't | \u201c\u201cMastem & staston.561 Untverstty mr.| PAUP.TIAL eat Fam Rack | mass\" so 0 Le Sh R M.OF ; keep them open the system will become.Mersnas ts Bank Biliding, corner st Ce phone; references e .: fox Pois Sls at once IS OBLE clogged up with poisonous matter and $ 207 47 CT oo is ES WOMEN OFF ENDERS produce constipation, headache, dy-7 77 : 1 __ PROPERTY._ ; ALL LINES FROM spepeia, bad blood, ete.PATENTS, VILLERAY.« 2 LOTS ¥OR SALE ON Mo ntreal\u2014-Boston-Kew York 2 .Nov.4\u2014Mre.O'Sul- Keep the bowels in good.condition by\" PETRERSTONHAUCR a'308, Borer \u2018street, near New Fire Station.nn oo ar f the Andrew Mereer B k Blood Bi he easy.Apply, Box 50, \u2018\u201cWit.|: ei ! .H HENRY - ron © using Burcoe tters; the remedy ITN \u2019 .*frrmatery for women, Toronto, was Léverposi & London & Globe Buliding Des eus Of.ESS N 7870 de sp avis r of the season at the first | that has built up an unrivalled reputa- 118 SE JAMES on, MONTRRAS, YT BE VITE.286 ST.JAMES BT.Saal t speaks I .> a seller _ ctor! ua Ce Caetano a rem om = \u2014 ere \u2014 eu prier a | TEE niet ida - Ç - \u2014 Her | 1 : d floors; electric Grocer, Poin ing gere me = Ë ; hiect Pras hen = flonders.atipated condition of the bowels.'| INVENTIONS: PATENTED : porn rente aa tube: separate ton Street, West of of Subway.| - - 0e : [aed that of 128 Inmate Tho ardens and furnaces; $10,250; cash, ADVER ; \u2018 .Stn of which she is in charge.-Mra Thomas Calder, East Lower Fort.|.end Trade ares Hegistered, | 3500.7.E FLAHAULT, 5046 Wes- | CLASSIFIED TITEMENTS H Ith Scenic Tri rommitted as 2 direct result Garry, writes: \u2014*1 am writing you to let.; OWEN N EV A N S tern avenue.Tel.Westmount 8888.situation | va O45E ARIE, ai hted; I ea V, | ps 25 dial evil, She ined know what Burdook Blood Bitters:| à .LI ed, Rooms To Le AG GE = women did not demand as Jon à f I suffered much] Forelsn Member Chasteres lasutata \" PE ( Plena Becond-Bené Articles\u201d Articles some or, purity from may, hes done for me re TL © Love FOR GAL Lai aR sale or To Let AUTUMN EXCURSIONS Aria re will continue.She from tion and mone of Hh ee py ws, pa + ôter \u201carticles \u2018For Bale.OT 4 + STATEROOMS WARM AND COMFORTABL \"ee Re RE vos ds ksi wih me, Nov Tam| res Wh Sem ue im | LOTS FOR SALE.| te STII wm] somes ARTE oh Ponaes 205 Sian, ea 7 ; ; >.; 04 : ; udin 8 0 pa or ite, \u201cThe char: glad to say takin Ihave not been] .© PARTNER Mae | WIBEMAY AVENUE, Outreshdat, \u2018tne | sertions for the price four.© * QUEBEC SAGUENAT LINE \u2014Steamers leave Quebec on Tuesday and * Che ofender, Mrs.O'Sullfvan BBB.8 Since taking it have n ;___ PARTNER WANTED.RC UE EEE I Pots || woricm PARTICULARLY.sacs Ra.nn LINE \u2014Daily from Montreal at 7 ¢ \u201che , n 4 | \u2019 ontreal a .ex ; tather than the character of trout! Blood Bitters is afac] P ARTNER WANTED: A USEFUL.arm.Er for short time only.Pertes SEE Will Bs Ao 3 to | Suns aily from p.m.excep \u201cree committed,\u201d should gbide urdock Jood ib a Co Limited, .tent.booked: wil] pait REAL ; co When not prepaid numerous entries |: MONTRNA RAMID (via la Thomsand Islands and Bay of AT \u2018raté or judgs when impos- tured by The T.Milburn Co., Sa RTs packed: wi Br Mater YALE k ; have to be made, and the.rite ja, in | Guinte) Steamer à pe Fri dass at 7pm a fence, .Toronto, Ont.; \\- & P GANNON, 1 Ca ned sift wf ATH 768; we.LOUIS eonsequence, muek \u2018higher, CP Of - TICKET 0 9-11 Vistoria Square, cp es 2 X Lot Te A Sas ep ASTRA ei TA - IRI | 5 ~- Ne hee _ +, - A wn] ; ve, Cae ~ 4 * , v \u2019 * à \u2018 - .{ | po |! i - + 1 2 Co \\ ~ AS) ru ma o yl es Lda hdr 6 Asan oe a a SE int eit ; m me - ah mes + 2 405: 20 ii A : J - \u2019 - = oy hud pre oa pe ed ve tu _ THE MONTREAL DAILY \u2018WITNESS: MONDAY,.- NOVEMBER 4, 912.à Bes nan rhe: \u2014\u2014\u2014 without | TOOKE\u2019S SH| à Make a direct appeal to men _ who appre: = ciate excli- RN siveness - and high quiy, any extrayagance in prices There.never is any \u2018question about the cna wd | Gt here ; \u2018we guarantee that every time.|R.J.TOOKE LIMITED rm 177 st.James.Street.493 St.Catherine St.Ww.473 St.Catherine St E.SEL TT \"1 \u201cHENRY MORGAN - 8 GO.LIMITED PLEA TED CHIF: F ONS BLACK, NAVY, IVORY, SKY, PINK, and HELIO.46 INCHES An Exclusive Importation.' Co For Evening Wear.WIDE.YARD $1 5 \"\u20ac Women will at once recofnize the many delight ful dress possibilities that lie in these exquisite pleated Chiffons \u2014 this onother forceful instance duce the most advanced importation\u201d being but of our ability to intro: lines in beautiful évening i .| \u2018 | | - > 00 Cm TRE! | > LYING FULL LENGTH stream of Water Kept Firemen Cool Wha Te gs * 44444444 40000 oo Directed \u201cwater on = Big : Point | : st Charles Fire C \u201c 3s Feesseidi rs TITI ASE de ae The fire broke out\u2019 = Point SE \"Chartes, \u201cwhile - Montrealers Ww they came out, the whole city was ifumin- Damage amounting to $300,000 was done to: the Cansimars\u2019 © Cordage Company and the Canadian Bay- : were in éhurch.ated by the big bloze.- uerbed earlier.ban kof the canal- Fifteen by a large force of Firemen lay in their backs in rows, , directlhg water.on the- fice, while a stream was turned on the firemen to keep them goof.~ But for a lack of water - pressure; the fire woud have been\u2019.54 Shostand, promis wore apt at safe distance trom the\u2019 fre : Ï ++ +4 any.Ce aie re The burned area extended a quarter of a mile along the south + É Ng Tht rrr ttt ttt tts tbr brat tl A very serious ! 2a hs V delivers Witness\u2019.will ve or [ Datly W to any home fn Mer Er real on request.Bes der early.Add 76 rente neatare when y BE sure to \u201c0 Next grand distrfbution of Bibles w man office on Saturday, Nov.9, between 19 2\"; mail your copy.You Require clip this one now.eld at the \u201cWitness 11 be ne rm.Be sure D LECEE ERLE recqeeees Aestre CONSECUTI © CERTIFICATE?Fe vo elegri f Ind nearly hey ¢ nly < ~ubt nmm! ad.a: At F e ht we \u2018ti nlds.pect te 81 illes ~ is : iss_F Mis ci Chal erkin ada ected tely ndid cond Gove date padqu uld ving AI \u20ac parte: airm ting DB.oba nt © ne ! -hot rnin d th \u2019] ) "]