The daily witness, 28 septembre 1900, vendredi 28 septembre 1900

[" Pe Er HTS ° ¥ fst & 2 JH 4 2s Jette 6 \" Bish o¥le licity si tr g' Fells 3 *, + 3 + ei : Sane ~ # seifà a SACL TE 2 5 CARFÈRE © EC FÉES REC 4 ; NN \u2018& Officers Forward NIALS GRANTED THEIR DISCHARGE FOR SERVICE WITH THE CAPE POLICE.\u2014 Ottawa, Sept.28.\u2014A report from Major Hurdman, commanding D Battery, says that his force is engaged nominally on lines of communication lows with bh Le were con DST piped dé.There were.no cases of sérious illness, Lieut.-Colonel Drury forwarded a diary of the Royal Canadian Field Artillery with General Baden-Powell\u2019s force for July, and up to Aug.22.When the force reached Wonderkoom Poort on Aug.19 it wes received by Lord Roberts.After the column had passed Lord Roberts congratulated the R.C.A.generally on their work, and C Battery in particular on their wonderful march from Beira to Mafeking, and their action at the relief of the latter place.The diary is concluded from Waterfall on Aug.22.DOINGS OF C BATTERY.Major Hudon, commanding C Battery, R.C.A., reports upon the doings of the corps from June 29 to July 31.An account is given of the court of inquiry held on July 11 to inquire into the circumstances under which Trooper T.De Wessell, of E Squadron, Rhodesian Regiment, and Trooper McDonald, of the New South Wales Regiment, who were made prisoners of war, undertook not to take up arms again.On July 15 the flour ration had been reduced to three quarters of a pound per mam.No bis cuits or bread had been issued to the battery since May 15, there being an issue of onc pound of flour per man in lieu of biscuit.The rations issued on July 15 were : Flour, three-quarters of & pound; baking powder, ome-eighth of an ounce ; rice, one ounce; fresh meat (beef), one pound ; ooffee, one-third of an ounce (\u2018ater reduced to one-sixth of an ounce); \u201cpatra officer or when Do vegetables are available; tobaceo, one pound per month (issued to troops at 1s 6d per pound Engligh, and 6d per pound, Boer).WANT TQ GO TO LONDON.In reply to Lord Roberts's query, Major Hudon says that all the officers, non- commissioned officers and men of C Battery expressed a desire to accept the in vitation to go to England to be reviewed by Her Majesty.On July 22 it was announced that Lord Roberts had been pleased to approve of a limited number from the Yeomanry and colonial mounted forces being granted their discharge for the purpose of joining the Cape Police for service in the Kimberley district.The period of service is three years.M\u2018COY LOSES HIS EYESIGHT.On July 28 Major Hudon\u2019s diary ahows that Gunmer McCoy had completely lost the aight of his eyes, the result of a thorn \u2018wound.THE FIRST CONTINGENT.TOTAL STRENGTH LESS THAN SEVEN HUNDRED WHEN LAST HEARD FROM.\u2026 and 465 ; command, 37; at convalescent amp, T: 83 ; at various rest camps, 27 ; {fell out on line of march since last pacade, 73 ; total strength, 685.Col.Otter\u2019s letter is dated Aug.18, Tootefontein.The battalion had been marching daily in General Bart\u2019s brigade aïter De Wett.The marching on Aug.11 and 12 had been against a strong wind and through burnt grasses and dust, which had been most painful to the men\u2019s eyes, but the Canadians stood the effects better than any of the other infantry, and rested on Aug.13.On Aug.14 and 15 the march was continued, but the pursuit ended on Aug.16 on learning that De Wett had escaped through Olifant\u2019s Nek, which was supposed to have been held by the British.Two guns and seventy waggotis had, however, been captured.On Aug] iB orders were received to join Lord Kitchener at Elands River, and return ta Pretoria.The march began at ome a.m.n Aug.17, expecting a halt for breakfast, but no stop was made till 20 miles were cnvered, at 10.30 a.m.SPIRIT AND PLUCK OF THE MEN.The batauion was rear-guard on tais LIMITED NUMBER OF COLO- time of their endurance: mue f 74 At 1.30 p.m.the maich was 4 en to return for the night to Tootéféa- .The marching of the week cevei- Led 1123 miles or an average of 16-4 day\u2019 vnder trying circumstances, a gearcity o water and barren burnt veld: nealing \u2018the loas in.animals very great.Thirt- jules alone dropped out on Aug.17.hough none were of the Canadian trans- \u2018port, which was in charge of Lieut.La\u2019- fexty.Col.Otter states thut he bad called the attention of tLe Imperial authorities to the near expiry of the Canadians\u2019 terms of eervice, and adds, \u2018Though loth to give any idea that might be construed as a desire to evate further service, I cannot in justice io the officers and men of the battalion ignoce the very at tn VORLIORS With possible delay, now that the campaign is practically over.leaving Springs the strength of the regiment had been about six hundred but was reduced to four hundred by those left on the armored train, those wich the stores and a number with bad feet, etc., who had to be weeded out.Col.Otter concludes: \u2018From this you will see that I now have with me quality and not quantity.\u2019 THE MOUNTED RIFLES.The diary of the let Battalion Canadian Mounted Rifles, from Aug.6 to Aug.20, covers a period when the force was guarding.the lines of communication at Pan station and Nooitgedacht and contains nothing of particular inter est.The parade state on Aug.20 showed 129 cf all ranks on parade 130 sick, one missing, out of a total etrength of The 2nd Battalion Canadian Mounted Rifles under Lieut.-Col.Evans was in.the same period at Pan amd Nooitge- dacht.He mentions that the Rev.Father Sinnett wes distributiog fifty pounds which had been received from the Canadian ladies of London, England, Red Cross Society.along the (he 1063 Lieut.- \u2018ttle more democretic.It is here th i the coin oT plitician is found gauging\u2019 Pp ha has come to, find out for i A BR way the political wind ia blowing.= takes the influential men by the buttonhole, and the group will gravitate, al- \u2018most -unconscidusly\u2019, to the bar.While the glasses dlink the fate of the constituency, if not the country, is settled.It is small groups of hobodies whith name the candidate ; it it\u2019 the ward heeler who dominates the sitndtion.The commtry \u2018M.P.\u2019 enjoye his cigar, his drink and his dinner.He returns to announce that the plan of campaign has been settled, and thet the names have ail been selected by the greet men\u2019 who lounge around the rotunda in the St.Lawrence Hall.In all seriousness, however, it is at the St.Lawrence Hall that much of the work of the campaign is mapped out.The presidents of the clubs meet 1n council ; maps of the city divisions are pored over; names of candidates are canvdssed; as meet the approval of the groups in |.the rotunda will be imposed upon the\u2018| leaders of the party.\" eign of power.though: fairly with the precent tar, are soil mader.wit] : pres are EL stood wel loyal to fe Conservaiire trs.SOA at Montreal i, fn a menue, ÿ silently working for the last year; and a\u2019 pi ced de re.! capture the city an district.SI, THE PROHIBITION VOTE.Toronto, Sept.28.\u2014 » coming get occasion and the report says: \u2018I cannot ~~ | ee lode Ai jer saw some of the prominent local Whore he mug bel with the ultimete result that such names.ne backward.i ; \u2018 Phe Conservative orgihiners\u2019 an het the prohibition issue.She warned pali- ticians that the voters of Canada meant what they said in their plebiscite of Sept.29, 1808, and that soomer or later they would learn that with a large proportion of the Canadian electorate the prohibition issue is supreme.The Dominion W.C.T.U.should do ite ut most to arouse the voters to their duty in the approaching election.This view will be impressed upon the Dominion executive of the W.C.T.U.at the ay- proaching mdeking of the executive in & view to the\u2019 temperance issue being given due prominence in the campaign \"THE PEOPLE'S PARTY.Toronto, Sept.28.\u2014The candidates nominated by the People\u2019s party to contest Centre and West Toronto were for- melly endorsed by the Trades and Labor Council et mi hero + meeting of that as Le h YL sp hy ger Ennai support organised and in event of failure to do so that | they would agree to resign.On thesé grounds the members of the council bind themselves to pay the per capita tax of two cents per month per member to assist in the election of their represemta- tives to parliament.Brantford, Sept.28.\u2014People\u2019s Union, No.1, a branch of the People\u2019s party of Ontario, wae organized in Bramtford on Wednesday night.The provincial platform of the People\u2019s party was adopted.The question of placing a candidate in the field for the coming Dominion elections was discussed, but it was laid over for a week to see what action the Trades Council will take at ite next meeting.POLITICAL NOTES.The Comservatives in Centre Toronto will pow have to look out for another candidate, as Mr.J.J.Foy, yielding to pressure from the local Opposition leaders, has decided to remain in the Ontario House.The Hamilton Liberals have succeeded in inducing Mr.À.T.Wood, M.P., to run again, and they want Mayor Teetzel for a cunning mate.When Mr.Teetnel ran for mayor he promised that dunimg his term of office he would not be a ean- didate for parlidihentary honors.He now says that He has not changed his mind, but his friends hope to get him out.The Consetvatives-of St.Mary's Ward, Montreal, held a meeting in the Gareaa ] i + elect delegates for the The \u201cby-election i in King\u2019s county, N.B, for the provincial legislature yesterday resulted in the returh of Attorney-Gen- eral Pugsley, who sought re-election on taking office, by shout 700- majority over Mr.Fred.M.Sproul, who went into the field on his own behalf.Mr.Ralph Smith, M.P.P., president; of the Dominion Trades end Labor Cowmeil, anpounced last thet be will resign his eeat in the lo the Vencbuver ag in the government interest.-Mr, William Sloan, the independent Liberal candidate, is \u2018 being urged by his supporters to withdraw in Mr.Smith\u2019s favor, and will probably do so.NOMINATIONS TO DATE.West Middlesex\u2014The Liberal convention held at Glencoe yesterday re-nomi- nated Mr.W.'S.Calvert.\u201cMagdonald\u2014Mr.Nat.Boyd has been given the unanimous Conservative nomi nation, Vazicoirver-Mz; John Bryden, colliery manager- of Nanaimo, has been Domi nated by the Conservatives.Burcerd_\u2014Mr.G.R Maxwell.was re- (Toronto \u2018Globe; Lib.) .There: is an undercurrent of amuse | ment in\u2019 the popular\u2019 reception of the Tup- :| per campaign.© The Conservative leader | has reversed all his adjectives, and is telling the people how badly they have them a s.purély academie, e end not intend- Monteral, and action recommended with | ew end: They regerd | ES rien bare bou heaped upon THE- SYDNEY BO BOOM.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE CANADIAN PITTSBURG FORGING AHRAD.The glowing account which Mr, B.T.A.Bell, secretary of tbe Canadien Mining Institute, gave in the \u2018Witness\u2019 recently of Sydney under the new conditions which have been brought out by the Dominion Iron and Steel Company; is more than gonfirmed by Mr.Moxa: ham, the general manager of the com pany, who is understood to bave put.a.i million dollars & his own\u2018 money \u201csb 4 Pittsburg, they have to carry two tone.of ore over two hundred and thisgg\u2019 miles of railway and a thousand miles \u201c of water.They have also to take two tons of coal, or its cquivaleni, i y over sixty et; ood one-half tom limestone.over, a hundred Omitting the Lake de ratte, lent to five hundred and eight ton way miles; and in addition to burg has to carry each ton of hundred and fifty miles to- water.= \u2018Birmingham bas the raw matos pretty wall assembled; but the ed steel must be cartied \u2018 aix hand and sixty milea before it Teaches\u201d tide: water.\u2018Against both of these places Sydpsy has about four hundred \u2018miles of wl haul on iron ore, rhetore: oe on; coal and nothing on the finished nes terial, because she manufactures at: um Nor is that ell.Sydney iss thousand miles nearer porté: than New York, and three thoussmd.-.- miles nearer thn Molle, the chipping\u201d point for: i A PARIS RUhoR.STATED THAT KING MEDFITATES ABDICATENS THRONE.\u2014 Paris, Sept.28.\u2014\u2018From \u2018a \u201csource thy of confidence,\u2019 says the ie Soir, \u2018we learn that the King pire Belgians intends to- abdicate before the.close of the present Belgian Parliankÿat in favor of the Prince of Fläbdtis, .\u2018Bing Leopold counts confidentially 3 upon the result of his action te sinking of the quarrels of the riva par : ties, whi¢h would then unite to tbe conditions of the new CHIEF MUST PAY THE: TA Judge Tellier rendered.J terday in the case of Duine T ve, Hughes.By this ac i) C3 RCL \u2018 i ve Ww ed win = D\" EE pi ee wi PP a of births, marriages and deaths must éacart be endorsed with the name and address of the ofelier, or otherwise mo notice can de taken of them: notices are thserta for He, marriage notices be, death notices for 250 prepaid.The an ges of feral appended to death notice; Île oalra; other extension to bituary, such as short pligry, which Le 20 cents per Line extra\u2014prepatd.Annis] subicr {bers may Mave announcements af birthe, mabrlagés and deaths (without extended obituary or véÉses) occurring in CAeir Lmmedinte families, fres sharge, in-schich cane name and address of sud- ers irowia be piven rare re BIRTHS.È R LL\u2014At Granby, Que., on Thursday, t.27, 1500, a daughter, to Mr.sad Sydney Rowell.ROY.\u2014 At 898 Quéen a avenue, London, Ont, on Sept.23, 1900, the wife of the Riv.F.E.Roy, missionary agent cf the Dyocese of Huron, of a daughter.\u2014.MARRIED.iain \u2014 WILKINSON \u2014 At Paris, rice, on Sept.6, 1900, at noon, in the of ths Britis Comsul- General, then +.On Sept.26, 1500, in » Trinis CHurch, Lovie by the father of bride, wssiéted \u2018by the Rev.I.ki pson, rector, Mr.Fred.A.Davis, oi on, Que., to Jennie, second daughter he Rev.Dr Fyles.\u2014 DUC N_-\u2014 .At the residence Eux Ah ar worth, brother-in-law of \"the Te Balsam avenue, Balmy b, Toronto, on Sept.25, 1900, by the J.PF.Ockley, pastor of Bsrkeley iy Mr.He E.Empey, to a J.Ducolin, 2 b, Henry both of Brock- : Ba 27 DER\u2014MORGAN\u2014At the residence of brfde*s parents, on Tuesday, Sept.18, 1900, bythe Rev.A, E.Runnells, 8.T.L., \"wm, Aggold Fesder, M.D.C.M:, of Dickenson's ng,.to Lilla peti, the youngest ter\u2019 of Mr.McKentle \u2018Morgan, of Jes, Our iN 27 QU +\u2014BYINGTON\u2014On.Sept.26, 1900, at the: Methodfdt parsonage, Lombardy, by ; Rev.F.De Long, Samuel Gunn to Jour \u2018Byington, both of the town of 83 s Falls, Ont., ROL om \u2014 HUTCHISON \u2014 On Sept.28, 5 \u2018at thre residence of the bride's mo- \\ , Ottawa, by the Rev.W.D.Arm- i , Ph.D., Edwin F.Holcomb, of Offawa, to Florence May Hutchison, old- daughter of tha late \u201cCharles Hutehl- STON - WAITE \u2014 On Sept.26, at the residence of the father of the by the Rev.S.J.Shorey, Dr.GQ.ermiston, 7B.A.5 Plcton,' to Waite, dabghteret N.Waite, Neq., Rt ct dtd be J.lane, to Mary Grace Walker tbn, only daughter of the late W.View, West Hartlepool.MORRISON \u2014 DICKS \u2014 Oon Sept.26, 1900, 2 Christ Church Cathedral, Ottawa, by Ber Walter M.Loucks, M.A., Wal- 4 \u2018Morrison, of Montreal, to Mary , eldest daughter of Walter Dicks, ta + \u2018FORDER \u2014 PLUMB\u2014At Toronto, on Sept tels the Rev.sonn , Ko + ey Porter, M.D., of * don, Eng- to, Antoinette Louise, daughter ol ee late Thomas Street Plumb.SEELEY \u2014 BECKSTEAD \u2014 At the manse, sburg, Ont., by the Rex.day; Sept.19, 1900, Mr z of \u2018Matfl@a, and \u2018Miss » - éuughter of Mir.Ræiph Beckstead, \u2018of Gien Becker.xn SMITH \u2014 CAWTHORPE \u2014 At \u2018Sunnyside,\u2019 Thomestord ont, on Sept.46, 1900, by \u201cthe Rev, B.F.MeL.Smith, B.A, of Milton, the Rev.George H.Smith, MA, .Cawthorpe, B.A., daughter ot by Cawthorpe, Esq.\\ \u2014 HAMILTON \u2014 At New Glasgow, ma md yithin the Presbyterian Church ere, on » 1900, by the Rev.P.\u201c> JRC Robert W.Smith, to Eliza ANLEY \u2014 ALLY \u2014 On Sept.34, 1900, gue Tesidancy of the bride's parents, aemun street, Hull, by the Rev.F.ms = eo iles = $- Mnox, Mr.r A.on hens of Foresters \u201c27 Malle, Ont, to Miss Miss\u201d Sarah Armetron =} NK.4 Bad at Toronto, à é Ne ; Marion, Ms em beloved wite ; Bay.Wi Mont h Wasaga i hor mother s- residence Port: \u2018 Gertruds, youngest daughter of the he Charles J.Dalziel agi On sept x 1900, at Rusloime, ; , Mary An Denison, widow of à Colonel - George.FT.Denison, of : Mosholme, in Ber SHR.year.27 .BAD: 8-00 W ednesday ovening, Sept.28, \u201c21900, of inflammation of the brain, Isobel : pears and one vide) | \u201cFrei, Beret EE Tol , : ey D, ; 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They look $1.25, $1.50, $1.76 and $2 pair.51.36 and $1.50 pair.Bath Robes, Pyjama Suits, obes, etc, etc.THE BEST GOODS ; fe Ob ETS ae vo alos se.clone 12 cents paîr.Telephone Up, 933.that there were no impending negotia- tiony for either amalgamation, male, fusion, or acquisition of his company\u2019s rights, and adding that it was absolute- FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT.28.ly in the hands of the committee and the City Council to impose thé most OPPOSITION - dirgetor of the \u2018 A Company for the \u2018While he stesots epecifically pained \u2018capa to Point St.\u2018in the: west, 1nd St.: Ba Toners st and Bast wards.above the \u2018same, the ma vas 2 \u2018cpmmitbee.He ai were the trad the proposed lines in St.Aatoine, fit.at fern, Tk ark.with river | gr wees plans, stated thit while the par streets weve nob\u2019 designated in STREET CARS.W hat the Terminal Railway Co.Wants.| MR.J.P.MULLARKEY FURNISH- FS PLANS.Yesterdey\u2019s meeting of the Road Com | mittee proved of voine importance inas- \u2018much as, \u2018after disposing of soveral mat- | routine, Mr.Mullarkey, the man- al Termin- port 0 are.needed by the Terminal Railway laying of its tracks.in question were not: Mr.Mullarkey stated what the company wanted, which, pat 1 roughly, included city running east and west, with a ue ber runniag.north and- south, having connection with the chief railway ste- tions, the river -froat and Bomeecours market, and a line running across the two linea through, ib Charles, - | The schedule banded m by Mr.Mul 4 larkey regarding \"was as follows: * Hochelage Ward~To construct two.lines satreets Jusaing north.and: south,and \u201cOne Hide in a Street running \u2018east and w north of >.Oa Catherine, and another nor = \u201cot -Ontari Mar : + Wara-one rent run r ,.and two running ve rin a mu and the othér south\u2019 St.James Ward\u2014One line running north 6nd south, and two lines east and west, as |: a continuation of those located in sue \u201c | BR ia Ward-One jinñe renni \u2018and prete and two east and wes 4 ation of those as abovh, vwreète Ward\u2014Tw \u2018est\u2019 atid west, in continuation of ta above Bt.p Antoine Ward\u20148uch lines as would be necessary to connect Windsor and Bonaventure ation with Imes.above mention.oned, th proposed lines through a Shoriais, is Ann's, West, Centre and streets in each \u2018ward Ann's, West, Centre A line conn sy sobmithing - the tter had been so nar rowed that by the time, the terme and |: were setiled\u201d the strests on tracks could be Jaid eeald be by the committee.ed Ty Se the of the public that ny's: railway through the streets e city would be of direst benefit to citizens of Montreal and the case, àt was with that be mude.this appHestion to the Me added ons\u201d opinion the sx tation of his \u2018this being confidence every a serious consid- efatidn of \u2018the same and ha the Wider and Tr = de \u201cto\u201d ak 4St- Charles ?3 FES 5 stringent conditions upon the Terminal Company such as would forever prevent the Street Railway from securing any control of the Terminal Railway Company, #0 that when the system his: company proposed to establish within the limits of the city shall have been built, it shall be operated upon a thor oughly independent basis.Ald.Gal lery wanted to be assured that the company\u2019s plang would not in any way conflit with the Montreal Street Railway.«Mr.Mullarkey: \u2018I want it to be thor oughly understood that our company does not want in any shape or form to interfere with the vested rights of *he Montreal Street Railway.\u2019 \u2018Aid.Gallery: \u2018But how about Point ot going to louve ont \u2018do You.propose te get \u201cthere\u201d witheat tn- l\u2018terforing with the Street Railway\u2014I mean, in respect to the Wellington street and Seigneurs atreet bridges ?Mr.Mullarkey: - \u2018I do not think the Street Railway bas any exclusive right over either of the two bridges.The Federal Government does not grant such exclusive rights.Anywey, I do wot think the difficulty in regard to the right of way across the bridges in question an insurmountable one.\u2019 An.Alderman: \u2018There is Napoleon bridge.\u2019 Mr.Mullarkey: \u2018Of course, there is Napoleon bridge, which we ghall consider.\u2019 Mr.Mullarkey was careful in stating to the committee that his company did not choose any particular streets.The committee could do that.The company vas willing to remove the snow from the streets.AM.Jacques, who was present as a apegtator, not being a member of -the Road.Committee, on permission from the chairman, interpolated the sugges tion that the company be requested to | water the streets, which, he argued, they could.easily do, usmg electric water- tanks for the purpose.Mg Mullarkey said that while open to suggestions, the company would not promise to adopt that particular one, \u2018but that the question would receive \u2018their consideration.In respect to Mr.Mullar- Key or os that the ior of the \u2018pay of the laborers of the company, 81.3 oe day.; e Lesting and ighting of the cars \u2018were promised by Mr.Mullarkey to be done by electricity.Plans of the cars would be submitted to the committee at a future: date.As to the prices of tickets, Mr.Mul- larkey mid that would depend upom the agreement made with the city.Mr.Mullarkey also said that his eompany would-be willing to assume the entire re- mponsibility fer-the complete removal of the snow from the streets through which their traokb rtin.and-aleo For the main tenante of that portion: of each street between \u201cthe: rats wd one foot on wach \u2018side.= ie the Mont |\u2018 \u2018real 3 ilway, who was present ne \u2018the \u2018 géner.said be Was glad to hes from MY.} Harkey that» the Terminal Company Se tof.pe hes hiv Si the -B ONE plans your are, | col > + or | 4 ae ge caf which the committee at length fixed at | al\u201d man.Pe \u201cf'title of first hono Catholic School ; A per by.tho Shoat of 28, 1900, \u201cural en | explained that he tad not said that.e chairman said the Montreal Btreet Railway was amply protected by ite .charter, and as to their exclusive rights the city attorney would decide that matter.Mr.Campbell asked the chairman whether it would not be possible for other individuals or companies to tender for the same privileges as those he Terminal Railway was asking for.Ald.Martineau said that when the present matter waa settled, they could.Mr.Mullarkey said the Terminal Railway already possessed the Btatutory powers to cover the roues eubmitted and by its present application asked the City Council to designate wdich it shall use and to fix terms and conditions up.der which it shall operate that syste Jhe committee then adjogrned vu Tuesday evening next.es ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY.A NEW COURSE OF LECTURES AT .M'GILL.re Archaeology, at Me- Gill.University, yesterday aftern The lecture, which wus open to the pubs lic, was well attended.The lecturer said that art might be defined as any activity which contains an emotional factor, or which is an end in itself, Thi is pure art, art for art's sake; but, as a rule, there is a practical activity vom- bined with the artistic one.Almost the only art which has no aim outside of itself is music.In every artistic activity, an outside observer 18 always presupposed, and the work is always designed with reference to the public, or at least to an ideal public.That it is not always the actual public, is shown by the fact that Beethoven\u2019s public, the Viennese, found his sonatas utterly incomprehensible, while even the Athenian public were unable to understand the greatest of their sculptors, Phidias \u201cThe first of arts is the dance; not the modern dance; the ball and the stage ballet are degenerate; but the war dances of barbaric peoples, .which are mase-danees, teachin, order, harmony, and discipline.To the ancient Gree the dance was a very real form of expression, which had the disadvantage of not bein ay but the advantage of dealing with the most perfect of all materials, the human body; and their perfect sculpture was largely owing to its influence.Thus art may, and sometimès must be, conneeted with the study of sociology.Again, art must always be complemented by the understan of the ob- \u2018server.Thus an educa Japanese would fail to understand Rembrandt's | picture of Christ healing the sick, and similarly we ¢annot grasp the meaning of a great dea] of Greek art, because we cannot ses it from.the standpoint of the ancient Athenians.Here archaeology an un aw Ts wi delivered the o eB- ew course on the nust De considered.The material in which work is executed has a great deal of influence upon the.work.This was illustrated by two casts, one of a marble bust, and one 4 a bronze one; the bronze being à \u2018dar oP ue material, must be treated in har definite lines.while the semi- transparent marble was carved with curves and subtle gradations so fine that they did not show on the plaster cast.The lecture was illustrated with lan- tern-views of specimens of ancient art.MGR.FALCONIO AT ST.BONIFACE.Pan de Sept.28.\u2014Mgr.Falconio, the Pa elegate, was formally welcomed to Winnipeg\" \u2018and Bt.ce yesterday.His celtency.celebrated mass in the Grey Nuns\u2019 Convent at ten o'clock, after which he addressed the children in the Cathedral.At noom a dinner was tendeéred the distinguished guest by the ladies of St.Bonaface.It was in the Archbishop\u2019s Palace, and was a most imposing event.An address of -welcome was presented, to which His Excellency e an appropriate reply.A large number of the clergy, as well as several prominent citizens, were in attendance.-At four o'clock the Roman Catholic children of Winnipeg, met at St.Mary's C Church, and\u2019 weldomed the delegate, \u2014 i UNITED TYPOTHETAE.Kansas City, Mp., Sept.28.\u2014At yesterday\u2019s session of the convention of \u2018the United I etas the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: flo en be.hews, Buf- ve hanes ++, re 3g in a be 9 5e ali Ban E: Burke, Norfolk, Va.Horr E, Donnelly, Chies as the next meet.convention adjourned.BRYANS FINAL TOUR.Lincoln, Neb,\u2019 \u201cSep t.7 \u2014Me.W.J.Bryan start ed today 1 upoñ his-last tour of \u201cthe country in the interest of his presidential campaign.-His departure was in every way simple\u2019 and unostenta- tious, No unusual crowd gathered at the depot, but among the number were many personal friends.Bryan\u2019s private secretary and three Me four representatives of the press ac sccompenisé the candidate.- B pres EE as oot in excel ent ep: on an as to the .BEE He gd e would not ay al sho\" ur HONOR LORD STRATHOONA.Lord Sttathoorin bas accepted the governor of the \u2018conferred w on ur \u2018Buffalo waa: ing-place, and vi técini nique \u2018 bone CAR Ce tr nd wnautenmn + 8 va rm AF.Ba A 14 œ 3 » tues of garniture are lavished on the FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 38; 1900.Boys\u2019 Clothing.On Saturday we will give away with every Suit und Reefer oT oat 1a is pur chased here a Beautiful Printing Set, with with three sets of Rubber bottls of Printing Ink, Type-Holder and Ink Pad.A Few Items for Saturday Shoppers : NORFOLK SUITS.BOYS\u2019 THREE PIECE SUITS, We hav: on hand ope of the fn- Short Pants, Double Breasted, in est selections of Boys\u2019 Norfolk Suits in the city, in all the Newest D'OR and Dark Grey, Navy Blue, Tweeds, for the season, with or and many other beautiful lines.sizes, 29 to 34.Price, $6 up.without Bloomer Pants.Sizes 23 CORDUROY SUITS FOR BOYS, to 34.Price, $4.00 up.BOYS\u2019 FALL OVERCOATS.in nice shades of Drab and Brown, with Norfolk Jrckets and short In Beautiful shades of Whip Cord, Knicker Pants.Sizes 23 to 30.Price $4.50.nicely finished and lined Farmers\u2019 satin; sizes 25 to 36.Price, $4.76 to $9.00.Visit our Millinery Opening at OCILVY'S.Stu FALL MILLINERY EXHIBIT | WILIL TAKE PLACE Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd October.BE You are respectfully invited.E.LEPAGE & CO.St.Catherine and St.Lawrence Streets.ATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY F OUR 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT SALE ON CGAS FIXTURES.Stere open until six o\u2019clock.THE ROBERT MITCHELL GO., Ld.SHOWROOMS, 8 BLEURY ST.NOTES ON THE FASHIONS.Cor.simplicity rules.The ubiquitous shirtwaist is a moet sensible garment, as it allows ease and comfort while looking trim and neat.Light weight French flannels are excellent for shirt-waists for school girls, those in bright colors with polka dots of white or black are pretty.GRANDMOTHER'S FINERY THE RAG] \u2018 Any girl finding a bit of antique embroidery, an old brooch or fob is now the envy of: acquaintances,\u2019 writes Emma M, \u2018Hooper, in the September \u2018Ladies\u2019 Hj Le : é with the , irae vim cet ol Lov ery figpres as a yoke, V or revers on waist or jacket\u2014mno matter how odd the silk, cloth or velvet may be, or where it came from, so long as it is antique.New buttons for ornamental purposes, for buttons are not supposed to be useful nowadays, resemble ancient brooches, and lovely pendants are of the old-fash- ioned miniatures.Grandmothers who saved such bits are now in high favor, for 1900 is a dressy year with bizarre -¢ufis are inconvenient and soon become erushed.Turn- down linen points make a pretty and serviceable finish to the stock collar of ribbon or of the shirt-waist material.If it is possible, there should be two school suits, for wearing one all the time is hard both on the dress and ite wearer.A good purchase is a double-faced cheviot, finished with rows of stitching.A good heavy- ribbed serge in dark blue or green is useful.This should be made with a neat-fitting, double-breasted jacket to match, lined with silk and with a warm inter- Jining.It would be a mis- A take to line the skirt with glk.Under this, of course, is the shirt-waist, of which there should be as many as can ~ 2h be afforded in the schoolgirl\u2019s wardrobe.A touch of red is a good thing in the school suit, it looks so bright and warm in winter.For best, a young girl should have a good cloth suit made quite simply.A good model has a tucked yoke of taffeta; the body of the waist ie full and is finished with a belt of the taffeta machine- Z stitched.Bands of the same may trim the skirt.Velvet ribbon is also used on girls\u2019 dresses.Collar and cuffs of lace should be worn with the best dress, but they lose their freshness too quickly to be serviceable for school wear.A : at 0 trimm taffeta, makes an almost storm-prood school hat; ostrich tips and velvet are in place on the hat for Sundays and.best.The schoolgirl\u2019s footwear ia most im important.Her shoes should, possible , be made to order, s0.that they will fit perfectly.For street and school wear boots made of the lightest weight ealf- skin with good, substantial doles and low heels, are the best.It is wise to Lave two pairs at a time, so that there may always bé one pair thoroughly dry.Two pairs will last a good deal more than twice as long as one pair.- \u201cYoung girls dress their hair in « very CHOOL DRESS OF BLUR CLOTH WITH VEST OF RED SILK.~\u2014 Harper's Bazar.\u2019 craple fashion.The pom ore ed.well forward, or the hair \u2018and effects softened by good taste and beau: waved loceely, with a à loose d or knot tin] tints, Black trimmings may be at\u2019 the back the neck, is cqerect for \u201cpra with all colors ; much white and a.cream for neckwear \u2018and frontings are correct, and the combination of bfack and white is accepted with oon Quan- (rsage,\u201d FASHIONS FOR 8 SCHOQLGIRLS.ln choosing gowns for the schoolgirl, \u201cWhere trying to: please you is not * trouble.\u2019 Introductory Days in Millinery, Costumes, Dress Goods and Silks.Interesting News of Second Floor Savings.This second floor of ours has a most interesting story to tell.It treats of four Right at the start of their season \u2018 we offer price- | concessions on new and excellent goods.Greentown Motemiones | Oesurnss, | waists ailk lined to the edgs, with.seven rows of stitching, double breasted, flare | collar, flare skirt, inverted pleats, worth from $15 to $25, for $9.00 each.Displayed opposite elevator, second ficor.Walking Hats, 69c.Felt Walking Hats, high back rolled rims, silk ribbon band, bow in front, assorted colors, regular price $1.25, for 69c each.On sale opposite elevator, second floor.Boys\u2019 Good Clothing.We're just as careful and \u2018cranky\u2019 when picking out || our Boys\u2019 Clothing as we expensive goods.from our own cloth.it any other wav.The result is that you can depend fully « on any | Clothing you buy for your Boys\u2019 Suits.Boys\u2019 Two Piece Strong Tweed Sults,§1.5.Boys\u2019 Two-piece Navy Blue Serge Suits, Norfolk style, $2.05.Boys\u2019 Pleated siyle, $2.45.Wort Boys\u2019 reese AU-Wool Trio Sue a umn Two-piece All-Wool Tweed Suite, specially interesting items.\u201con \u2018sole opposite elevator on second floor.Millinery TFrimmings, 25c posite the elevator on second floor we haÿe placed a table of the newest styles of Millinery Trimmings, including Fancy - Quills,8mal( Birds, Black and White Wings Two-Toned Wings, Spangled Wings, Tet ;Algrettes and Butterfites, and many others.None of these are worth less than 50e, and |.- spe are worth as high as $1.25.\"Your cl olce now at 25c each.are when buying our most Most of our Clothing is made for us We can\u2019t get it as right as we want boys here.$3.30.Boys\u201d Reefers.Bove Hows! Fap.Reetorn.\u2019 32.60.ZF CET ES Boys\u2019 Navy Gloth Capa, 100 each.\" Boys\u2019 AN Fook Tweed Panta, we.W.H.Scroggie, fy use, brim by a square.buckle of, out-stee),.spreads out wider at: the back of the erown, hers it forme & bow of bo up- down standing loops ms one -turned downward, with a \u2018second bitakle.between.A long black tp is saeured behind.the.ery crown and ourves.forward over A White-and \u2018 aivrangements are ticularly to dressy millinery.Here: sa picture hat covered.with white 2344 St.Catherine mad A BIG \u2018iupétrion: \"Toronto, a Mr.gs.M.Foi, eh = of\u2019 Boys\u2019 Three Piece Navy Blue serge Suits, | Top Bestar, 1.6.| ir aye sre ort FY Jom sien \u201carrangéd fo.permit : Colonial PHILLIPS LADIES\u2019 KID OXFORD, both in Pat.and Self Ti for si or.Button, H.LADIES FINE FOOTWEAR made from the very Latest Models, with Quality and Workmanship of the Highest Stand .Bound Toe, a very Dressy Shoe.LADIES\u2019 KID BOOTS, Button, Louts XV.Heel, Pat, Tip, Round Toe, an Ideal Dress Boot.LADIES\u2019 HEAVY KID 750075, Button and Laced, : = NE or x x 2 nF OE ; some LORIE, Bo BY fu ALSO SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS \u201cQUEEN QUALITY\u201d SHOE FOR WOMEN.Of which we carry a very large range in all widths and sizes\u2019 Louis XV.Heel, Pat.Tip, » also Cloth Cloth Top, specially Soeur, LL \"Mai All Less B Percent Cash.\u2014 * rl ¢ à.& The « RUGBY\u201d Shap |\" a > Vici Kid, Pat.Tip, Heavy.+R ç © Sole Stitched Edge.Cus< 17 85 tom Heel.This Shoqjs JM: Ra modelled on lines that TH\" z z TH Es are absolutely correct, 4 Fay = Ru and is one of the \u2018most\u2019 cu DRE, elegant conceptions for ; È 2 Z street wear, same in 3 TRAD RK - - 9 IS BRANDED button.es ON EVERY \u2014 À .SHOE.: gE ir a x LE = Pid + \u201ccan RE Bos dus YOUTHS ® 51 Liga ge Baék Strap, and Full nd Gacy oes, 3 SE Fou Boot, all and widths, D.& E.i.Prices are for Sizes 1 to 5, 82.50, Youths\u2019 Size., 11 to 13%.82.10, MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED, HENRY MORGAN &co.MON TREAL.: and | being cattle, have been Sent to British .Columbia by the supervisor of the Ontario Live Stock Association.They were purchased at.the inktance of the Deiry- Tman\u2019e \u2018Association of British Columbia, \u201cwith money süpplied by the government.The entire car will be \u2018aold at auction early \u2018next month.Should the scheme | prove a mucoess in reising the etandard | oF cele of dipments i fallow.sexmers Glasgow which are ported a of dives ot Crowe 2 mel bo css pri i Mi 3] i ; ge that-he was poing ete Gallagher and the chief of the fire beige = \u2018ade, to study Mr.Howe's repert.No\u201d, + doubt in certain matters Mr.Howe right, but in others he (Mayor = differed with him, and they w by the decision of the en engineer appoint \u201ca ed.When the question of incardased rates was decided upon, he was led to i derstand that it was due to loskge- in; other cities, but from explanations given et the meeting he was mtisfied that -increase was a general oùe.-: Mr.burn, in conclusion, said hate o tion would rathes Tavs, fire.pb then \u201chave to increase \u201cjuranee.ond he was eatisfied to Fu à.rT Black: 2 LR Sn ee Co ira stint me sens aloet at any Gime now, a bromiment Li d this morning that : Liban mid of = there wid oT av at xy ~ ME - {BE a.: \"a 3 a sr i PEN REALL ; Week Calendar, \\ SATURDAY, SERTEMBER 29.\u2018Mr.JOHN CURRIE, OF INSPECTOR ST.CHAPEL, Will tell of his Recent Visit and Evangelistic Work in Scotland, at the YOUNE MEN'S MEETING, .%3 + SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 o'Clock.THE YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASS Will meet as usual on SUNDAY AFTER- - NOON at 3 o'clock.ui, Leader, D.A.BUDGE, Secretary.sous men peser! invited to these SUNDAT, SEPTEMBER 30.ae te \"MONTREAL DISTRICT \u2019 ob \u2018THE | METHODIST CHURCH Ex Ser a =, Sf éatary- ¥and Movement.\u2019 fer 7 @0\"BE MRED IN THE ~ Ne AGJTY\" OF\"TIONTREAL, ke encingon Sunday, Bept.83, 1900, 1 NDAY, Sept.3 30th, 11 a.m.Sermons In \u2018the ch \u201cThe Imperative Need 8 Higher pe Soot Spiritual Lite a our TC as a aration for a \u2018Qenera © val of the aa of God.\u201d For thie portico there will be a general change of Pulpits.+ MQN DAY, Oct.1st, 8 p.m.Cuiioman, REV.T.J.MANSELL.RALLY Q#'XOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETIES.Toph idl the Boclety's Téuv Re- | apéro race EyangeMstic work of the G.W.Kerby, B #1\" fopte _2.\u2014\u2018\u2018Methods' by which the Soctety TTenay he the Pastor, in Soul- Seine.>\u2014Mr.C.-Paimer.- ; - TUESDAY, Oct.2nd, 8 pm.drréseatrman, MR.A.R.OUGHTRED, B.C.L.! 2° \u2018Oh, what a beautiful water lly! began sloping his way back to ; \u2018where angels have too much soudé\u201d - tread!'\u2014Chicago \u2018Tribune.\u2019 \u201c + EE EE ADVERTISEMENTS, Fall Opening in Stylo.\u201d EVERY PHOTOGRAPH A PORTRALY, AU Classes of Work Ceretiilly Visihod \u2019 Telephome 2418 Up.A.I RICE, 2381 St.Catherine si NOTHING SUITS BE BR FOR A WEBDING PE : mans Nice=framed Picture | ue dave Mwars co on band \u20ac se, he G Wy ren \u2018a 0X, 688 Cralg sop Next doorso * Witnuer Ofie -.as 'éuperior to any pre- ADVANCE MESSENGER, \u2018 | { SERVICE acue.I 1568: Culdes iurnisted wn hs { visitors.* INCOMPARARLE- CL | For the Grippe and its\u2019 consegmence suchas Bronchitis and oat + Morin\u2019s Wine UF and used with succes {a a * get this SOLD BY ALL DEALERS, IN pRuGE, 1 .for itself.me ae San ; dona?BREAD.Contatos\u201d passait ordinary bred mode filfon ow, \u2019 x Tel Mount se, \"> ( FANOY | hgnoles cartes ES herons \" BARED BEANS, BoATON ON MRA PEE EASA or YC, JY a tas ants Feud: ChE |l Groceries, Provisions, ve agen Whea pra re he ; as \u201c4 Al Goods dri debe A | EE ¥ 7S aig.> 4 | ae for Boston about one o'clock, will arrive: .day, Capt 7 = 9 aes Gor AE ie common od officers ; Hl Ë me Ancient and t Honorable Ar- \" tillery Company of Massa.in.chusetts.A DIP INTO HISTORY\u2014NEXT \u201cWEEK'S FALL FIELD DAY CELEBRATION.\u2014 The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Caripeny of Maemachusetts will celebrate thelt two hundred and sixty-third fall field day by another visit to Montreal.The éompany will leave Boston on Mon- \"day of pext week, Oct.1, at 8.45 am, comiñig by the Boston & Mains, Central \u2018Vesipéat and Grand Trunk railways, and sidvitg in Moñtreal at about seven v'etcét.-On their exrival they will be re- oval by, 9 military seoort.and wil be A \u2014! ecidueted \u2018bb thus Priailèar Hotel, vhegé | Gt ompamy will bo quartevid duridg ite | : vit\" Edendiy déroins will be spent io might secite, aod immediately after lunch : special steamer will \u2018take the company through Be canal to Lachine and return, \u2018dbooting the rapids\u2019 and viewing the berbor, \u2018erriving 84 the hotel in time for .dinner.Refreshments will be served on 4% boat by the committee.Wednesday will Wo be devoted fo sight-seeing, with a probable -dfive up Mount Royal, and \"the banquet will be beld at the Windsor + Hotel on Wednesday evening.Leaving Montres on Thursday morning, at 8.15, the squpany will proceed to Burlington, beet they will have lunch, and starting \u201chophe about nine the same night.The - Salem.Cadet.Band has been engaged for the trip.No arrangements have been mééde.foe Indice.\u201cThe Veteran Company, consisting of 5 - meukbers \u2018holding a certificate from the surgeon that they are unabl\u20ac to bear ops, will parade in rear of the colors.ry Edwin R.Frost will command this \u201c cofnpeny.- \"The officers of the day will be : Mon- .J.Henry Brown ; Tuesday, A, Perkins ; - Wednesday, Thursday, Capt.W.Knapp.\"The arms cerried \u201cwill wil bo.\u201cBpkingfiel rifles of the lated of the vom- 1 3 rg i if : x 13] state.\u2018Teut.Dévis, nat pA of i} {ands well under\u201d .7 Ain George FRE Asmipant Paraamiar.fa: ine woud \u20ac oe) RE 1 1 5 | rs ; he eee = a == ARMORY OF THE HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY, Company A in November, 1864, and a year later was commissioned lieutenant- colonel of the regiment by Governor John A.Andrew, and retained that position until he went to Chicago in 1868, where be remained until 1889.In 1874 he was active in the organisation of the Ist , Illinois State Guards, and was senior captain of that command before the regimental formation.He took part in the following battles : Baton Rouge; Plains Store, where he led the ling of skirmishers which opened the fight ; bat- 1 tles of Port Hudson \u2018and en re | He was wounded at Port Hudson.Col.Ferris joined the Ancients in 1800.He is a resident of Newton, is a member of | the Military Order of she Loyal Legion, a comrade of Edward W.Kinsley Post: 113, G.A.R., president of the Veterans\u2019 Association of \u2018the 30th Massachusetts Volunteers, mtmber of the Society of Colonial Wars, Sons of the Revolution, & thirty-second degree and Knights Tem plar Mason, and vice-president- of the Newton Club.He received the nomination for commander of the comany by elmost a unanimous vote, something al most unprecedented.First Lieutenant Josiah Stearns Cush- ing was born in Bedford, on May 3, 1854.When eighteen years- of age he joined the 5th Regiurent, in which he served as private.and sergeant for several.years, ] | afterwaras serving as à private in, the: Roxburg City Guards.He joined the, Ancient and Honérable Artillery Come} ed afterwards as as second Eeut- pany in 1858.and a sergeant, ard in cated in the schools of Boston, and was an officer in the school regiment m 1880- 81.He moved to Amesbury, in 1882 and enlisted in the 8th Regiment in 1887.He was immediately promoted to the captaincy of the company.In 1843 he was elected a major, and in 1896 lieutenant- colonel.In the latter capacity he went into the volunteer service in 1895.Te commanded the 8th Regiment for two months at Chickamauga and resigned while the regiment was in camp at Lex.fagton, Ky., in October of that year.He is of the firm of 8.R.Bailey & Co.the largest carriage builders in He hag been a member of the Ancients for a number of years.In case the small number of decora- tiohs worn by the visitors should cause comment, it may be stated that only (!} the following are authorized : The Congressional, Medal of Honor ; the Order of the Cincinnati ; the Loyal Legion ; the Grand Army.of the Republic ; the Sons of the Revolution ; the Sons of the American Revolution ; the Naval and: Military Order of the Spanish War; med: als issued by the Commonwealth of Mas- gachisetts, and medals issued by the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, .and the badge of the Company.ORIGIN AND HISTORY.Condensed, thé history of the Ancient\u2019 and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts ié as follows :\u2014 \u201cWhen tha first white settlers dame Massachusetts, they were surrounded By [wild and savage tribes of Indians,:iwhé were excéedingly treacherous;\u2019and werd FINSBURY, LONDON.\u2018tural to suppose the subjeet of military protection was one of the most engrossing ones.Several of the first settlers had been members of the Honorable Artillery Company in London, and were .men who had in that way become some- whet proficient in martial duties, and it occurred to these to establish such a \u2018company in the new colony, which should not only be a school for officers for the train bands, but one for officers of any future troops which might be organized, and in 1637 the meetings for instruction in discipline and tactics oom- menced.In this year, a.petition was sent to Governor Winthrop for a charter of incorporation for the new company, but it wae refused.Notwithstanding, the men were not discouraged, and by persistence the company obtained a charter, dated March 17, 1638 Capt.Robert Keayne, of Boston, of the: Hcnoreble Artillery.Company of Jordon, and a deputy to the Uenera) Court of the colonv.Was the first cap- \u201ctain under the charter, having also been again elected in 1647.Other of the early officers were Major-General Robt.Sedg wick, of Cherlestown; Capt.Joseph \u2018Weld, of Roxbary; Major Thos.Savage, of Boston; Lieut.Daniel Haugh, or\u2019 of | Howe, of Lynn; Ensign Thomas- pi clés la ey John \u2018Oliver;- of ron 3 \u2018Joseph: Hewes, probably -Semuel Fa of Boston; Lies -vael Stoughton, of ot Captain John :AUnderhill, of Boston;.Capt, Nae.\u2019 # [mine gevernors: of enant.Lieut, Cushing is a | jealous of the foothold they were guining: theniel; \u2018Turner, of Lynn; init Wa \u2014 4 ii Yr y A >, \u2014 Te \u2014\u2014 TER ¢ \u2014 * vo , 13 ; 6 y 0 2 \u201c |A 8 ; - « .» FE NFS 7 on io $ NN 5 33 Te RES) | $ ° ) S ; 3 5 - > 7 ; 3 y  R - 4 > Fran\u201d kaa BA / iA : ga : di as 7 J = N { .1 Se \\ 3 | Fy \u201d~ { il \\ ; = 4 so : 3 5 re - LA» 0 sTArF ce SW.Ta With, Guariarumabter ie Con Tia au Mason.He is fem of J.8.Ede kool and college: axbbonks ie je.wi States EEE PRE fe of disine.\"His father was.k Darl, of of Elliworth;, Me.,\u201d.Buaiheas pen of of that p os, Xr James af de \u2018ton as soon as bis school days were over., we or THE \u201cANCIENTS na Liv {pasts 4896-87, be FED x, Soo § Éteward.3.Glas hp icing so \u201cthat \u2018they.were compelled, 4 1 as a alte of protection, to.adept \u2018might makes on them: \u2018 d sno Fa he pie PEE the anger ie es 5 ie LAL ma arise or, pervices, Lad - have ete.seven of ol § command of | a'onpistn; a Heutenust, sod, an | \u2018land bas built.np a sucootsful.businesy, 3 ig Tous efi h {prominent and popular both socially and; theip, and ope.4 8 Mason.He- also is: an semociste\u2019y # the scattered Etain pd | member of Ed + Kinsey Ros hod) their deficiency\u2019in pas Ms CG ARMY 7 BIRT ART pres pod | Adfatatit XW heuer Ohne of Be %, Thomas Dieta 1st pen WT RRA 5 2, VER GC theninelves and repel Lhetr.fui d 0) lie Conte.Robes Berio, of Boston; En jam ne od Captain dvd Jorbeons : \u201cOf .the: shove Daned,, : | of Chaglestown; : - rixtoen.were: holding - oF bad.\u2018held the ros 9 x \u2018of thiecompariy: pricé-to the begining of od, sixty years havi coats and buff vests and small clothes were woh on parades, as in the cen'en- nial esgmon preached by the Rev.Dr.Beujamin Coleman in 1738, he vses the foilowiiig Janguage: \u2018Our scadet and crime ae no proved \u2018valor equal to thelr p buff, Oue.children, it may dé, wéuld be frighted- to æe the faina awed their families and neighbors by their gravity and piety, as well as frighted their enemies by their boldnees and firmness.The natives trembled when they saw them train, and old as well as young stood still and reverenced them as they passed along in martial order.\u2019 THE CENTENNIAL.The centennial celebration of the char tering of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company was observed when the company.was under command of Col.regrm Richard was the fourth in succession in the family who filled that position, In 17386 Col.Saltonstall Was appointed a judge of the Superior Court, and filled that position until his death in 1756.Although on the bench, he did not leave the LIEUT.JAMES A.DAVIS.company, and was chosen commander in 1737.As comamnder he selected as the preacher ane of the first.en of the state, the Rev.William Williams, of \u2018Weston, and, although an old man, Col.| Setonstail .u° veteran On Monday, June 4, 1838, the two hundredth anniversary of the charter of the company was celebrated with more than \u2018usuel pomp.In anticipation of the event the members had taken much interest, and et a meeting held on April | 16, when the roll contained the names of \u201810 citizens and 58 officers, who from 7ours of service in the ranks wete éntitled to be put-on the honorary list, 23 citizens and 114 officers on the active ligt were re- ?At this same meeting it was am: that in honor of the apniver- mary Gov.Edwerd Everett bad ordered a .salute of 200 guns to be fired by the Commonwealth,.and that the Handel add Haydn Society would volunteer their services to perform the musical progremme at the custoipary church mservice.After the church service an elaborate banquet waaserved.The Hon.R.C.Winthrop; on this occasion, gave the toast, \u201cBallots and the paper currency and metallic basis of a free people ; the former can only be saved from depreciation by keep- redeem it\u201d In\" \u2018somewhat bystily over the - y runsing _.| names of those who have beeh active ÿ| members in the ranks\u2019 of the company | \u201cI since its organization are found thoee of the colony or state, 3 À re ii, twa presideuts the.preset céatary are brilliant, - | try.- type.Jing an abundant supply of the latter.to Mr.an illuminated.21 He made a happy, reply el ni Toe company vont sut oi th: Unbct | Montreal eine ite objective point.The company left Boston in a special train ol me oars at 8.30 am, dined at Ply N.H, and arrived in Montreal at pm.by the Canadian Pacific Railway.An escort wes given by detachments of the docal militia to the Windsor Hotel, where the company was quartered.The following day a banquet was given \u2018by the Ancients to the 3fficers of the mi.lit and city officials in the afternoon, and in the evening the corps left fo home in a special train of sleeping-cars, MOLKANS WANT TO COME.RUSSIAN OOLONY ANXIOUS TO SETTLE IN OUR NORTH WERT.Ottawa, Sept.27.\u2014The Dominion Immigration otheials re in negotiation with three delegates representing a peo ple closely akin to the Doukhbors with a v.ew to establishing a settlement of seven thousand of their compatriots in the Canadian North-West next winter.The people are called Molkans, but in ery every respect cre eaid to le They are @ Russian yoke irksome anxions to \u2018ive in a free coun- \u2018er nu ee cf a primitive delegates are Philip Shubin, Ivan Bonnet and Ivan Samarin.Tracts of \u2018land have been picked out in the North-West, and should other arrange: ments prove satisfactory, the influx will commence next winter.\u2014 BRITISH ELECTIONS.CAMPAIGN IS PROVING HOL * WHILE IT LASTS.London, Sept.28.\u2014The Unionists are still confident of victory at the forh- coming perliumentary general election, but there is an andarcurrent of apprehension that the party will be returned to power with a emailer majority than has been expeoted.The \u2018St James's\u2019 Gazette\u2019 says: \u2018If we are to have a triumphant wa- jority, we must watch early and\u2019 late, and work hard alll the time.\u2019 Mr.Arthur J.Balfour made what tle \u2018Daily Mail\u2019 calls a \u201cdisappointins speech\u2019 at Manchester last evening, where he declared that he agitation for army reform was a \u2018red-berring drawn acroes the track of the South African settlement by Radicals who usually care nothing about military questions\u2019 l'axing him to task editorially for this state ment, the \u2018Deily Mail\u2019 decleres that the \u2018country is very eerous upon army re form snd will not stand the retention of Lont Lamdowve, 7 Mr 1 Uniler Secretary of Se for War, who R= Sent lasiseveaing: to speak in favor of J the Unionist candidate in Battersea, 1 London; had a very hostile reception at MR.WYNDEAM MOBBED.Mine #fFfüdititaf\\ Parhamentary the hands of the Radictls.He was shouted down by.a howling mob, end compelled to abandon his atiempt to speak, but he pluckily fought his way through the hostile crowd, which in admiration of his courage, finally cheered him\u2019 heartily.Mr, Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary of State for the Colonies, addressing a Unionist meting ' at \u2018Tunatall, referred to the \u2018Mubsréom growth of Liberal \u201cim- perialiste\u201d.\u2019 and warned the country that if \u2018the Liberals were returned \u2018to power, théy would restore independence to the Boer lice, \u2019 The \u2018campaign ef.oratory cbntinues on all sides with undiminished vigor.Mr.Herbert \u2018Asquith, former Liberal Home \u2018Secretary, being especially energetic.ONE MORE OANADIAN.Toronto, Sept.RAs \u2018Evening Telegram's\u2019 \u2018special cable Sept.27, siyei sAndther nume has been added to the Mut of Canadians offering themselves for election to the Imperial Parliament.Jt jg.now sanounced that .Hamar - Greenwood, barrister-at- ,.formerly of Toronty, hes accepted foe es t Liberal candidate for Grimey, ticed.ny.a Pris te G in.s, wren Eagland scene ols Sept.Fin; Arcs i.Beason \u2018Mills, \u2018of Moutread, ' Coadjutor |.Bishwy-elect of: the: Dlivoows of ' Ontario, visited ,.connection with the annual ol ha iad of 5 | Peter\u2019s Churdio.\u2018Be.odebrsted Hols Communion twice in the morning.In e afternoon het was\u2019 wondered à recep- : a$-which he was prébented with a address of waloome cn \"| bebalf \u2018of the reetor.and congregation.Axghdeacor \u201ca \u201cfrecible sepmon at à : public servos 1 the ereaing.TTT: te \"bee, of oy A teety \u2018conductor apd engineer of the Madoc train which { glided.\u2018with.the.Patacbiro tray in Jur the Goath.né.Saw Bud, duted London, - Ley cat me I PE EEE L 0 JE, 2 RU A A cat 10 ?FY Fe | = EE TRF § .om Bo IT Beat 3 #1 3 3 55 Miss.GRAHAM.TH tor AND ND TYPEWRITING pti ee ARE NOW OF cee | or TT bo the TER TE Apply, rato some, 108 106 0e donnes Fina, Mata 1734, EVENING INSTRUGTION 9 COMMENCES October.18t and continues on Monday, Wednesday snd Friday svenings.T MONTREAL SHORTHAND INSTITUTE ANG BUSINESS COLLECE, Book-keeping, Arithmetic, - Shorthand, Typewriting French, SPANHMN, GERMAN, \u2018Mrs.H.H.BULLOCK, Pxinoipal, EEE ~ WARD-WHATE\u2019S, 560 GFY STREET (Cor.Lincoln Avenue).220 TUESDAY, sept: eh ee (Manor) Fotente Unte, - remise à Clase for young hoya under a -| days, at.1.30 pm.Fee: M ie er omen ra RN Clase free » all ng the Un with prvi private tuition after Commercial subjects taken by a specialist Splendid accommodation for a few resident upils, under the direct jupervision {ead-master and resident assistan further rticalars- and roses For fur The If Headmaster, 500 Guy 84.TO LOVERS Co of SHAKESPEARE.THE MERCHANT OF VENICE will be studied at the Young Men\u2019s Christian Association, commencing early fn October.Mr.I.Gammell.will be the -dlework, Elocution ard Binging.Open to both ladies and sentiomer.A rare opportunity to those interested in Shakespeare; end who ie hot ?Entries limited.\u2018Enquire at Amocis- tion Building (Dominion : square).Crichton.\u201cSchool.(TL Christésid, chen \u2018Wolo Duildinge Sherbrapke 8 willbe aad Fl nf.og sod Art it i As: wos rest sa fat pi With.fall sth of Assistant Masters.Secondary Scheel foe boys from 110018, Preparatory Scheel aw younger boys.Small classes, individual attention.Thoreugh preparsilen far the waiver.Special preparation fer Dastnoss, 00,105 Pins dvenne \u201cation 1s provided ps.CLASS.\" sosnien à class for the spoctal Werk of preparation for for matriculation 2û MoG4ll The Scent re-opens Monday, Sons.ie, ILLIAMSON may be séen from 1 o'clock to noon.wid from 8 and 8 te 9 p.m.- ; 2 WIRLLANSON, Hester, HARMON \u201cscHont, For Young Ladies, finovepornéed 19) - Cer.Masters ase oth Stree, Will Re-open Thurs sept.20h | The staff includes 16 \u2018quali+ Governesses, 6 At the beginatag \u2018of 111 be formed \"MBS.B.0.WILSON, fled Masters.and W.C.A ° SCHOGL OF COOMNET, 806 Derchoster Etreet.MI88 H.D., WATSON, PRINCIPAL.Practice Claïses, Mondays and Thon.10 mestic\u2019 Sclence Lectures and Demos | ranons In Cookery, Toesdsrs, at £08 | , Admission, 10.cen : Practice Classes, Wednesday and Friday mornings; $5.00 for - Thlldren\u2019s Practios e Wodnerday as | lessons.TO WHOM IT MA MAY CONOERN.The Cattle Markets hitherto held at |! the Grend Trank and the Canadian Pa- | cifie Railway Companies Yards will be transferred On the 1st October, to the otiginal yards at the Eastern and Western Abattoirs, where all sales will henceforth be made and the market dues be payable to the market clerks of the city.(By order), L.0.DAVID, City Clerk City Clerk\u2019s Office, ternoon; 8 00 for twelve 1 Private lessons, $1.00.Hours to suit pupils.OUNG WOMEN\u2019S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, ; s96 Dorchester street, The Educational Department of the Young Women's Christian Association will reopen on MONDAY, OCTOBER SUBJECTS.Shorthand, Bookkeeping, _Typewriting, French, Millinery, Dressmaking, Art' Nee- Fees: Associate members, $1.00 per term of ten voeks.Non-Associate members, $1.50 per te ADVANTAGES FOR ASSOCIATE MEM- BERS\u2014MEMBERSHIP TICKETS, 50 Cents Rede, 99 Sport: Pen hi; th: E, n manship, Arith.2 Domestic Botence,Prac- feet Taare Home pavings.Department, Took\" DEAR Em - Membership Tickets, \u201835 oefits: THE LATE SIR ALFRED JEPHSON.(London Mail} Bept: it).| Me res te sans oe the South, of] Q THB HoLY \u201cBIBLE.| Bishop Petter Repites » Critics Respecting Its tataliteiey.BOOKS PEAR i TE.SELVES TO THE AUGUST TRUTHS THEY RE PR wa mu - La - i I Nel York, Sept, £1.The comual Pro- seats} \u201cBpiscopel Dicesssr: Convention began in the \u2018Church of the Incarustion SER itl! F City Hall, Montreal, 27th September, 1900.universe} favorite éftong all with whom he had come in éontact.Alfred Jephson wes the son of the late William Jephson, of -Sherw Nobts, Boni in 1841, be was educated Caliege for the naval ser- which \u201che entered in September, 1834, as a naval cadet, and being -ap- to the \u2018Queen,\u2019 served in that the Black Sea during the Rus .Rated a midshipman, he was \u2018So the \u2018Bans Paved] yeiterday.Bishop Potter in bis annusl | chiirda; to the clergy and laity of the Dloctie of Now York, mogul rca of the duties of eifiewn FE | A.Moors,\u201d South, Mr.\" D, All \u2018| sionary, Mr, oD lr Al ; ot Kagosdma, Ja- 1868.He also received in despatches as lieuten- company of emall-arm men of the brimde landed.for She amault on - Here ions war services as ceased, and, having been commander on Sept, 18, 1873, with the rank of captain on In 1891, when it was de hold a naval exhibition in Captain Jephson was invited, agreed, to undertake the arduous la bonorary secretary, at once himself into the: work with chazacteriatie energy.His business quelity and administrative powers stood the deut, no light ome, in every respect, a = A i i A been considered to have superseded and outlawed.- Buperseded and outlawed ! There never was \u2018a moment since these booke were written when the witness which they themselves bear to those august truths which.\u2018they: record and reveal was so impressive and so irresistible as.it is at this hour, and this because \u2018the ever-widening: kiowlsdge of Ih 8 | 8 ar 8 8 - ii : man has never until now put him into tice Lessons in ROSLYN LADIES\u2019 COLLECE, re Po ToT, 433 MOUNT P) WESTMOU N° To | ovens Où pine Ds Si, ; rt per.year.Plain Rewing, Kitchen Garden, and Prac- Cooking, LOOK UP YOUR FALL GARMENTS.\u2019 They need Sleaning\u2014perhaps Jie ing\u2014~to \"make them : fit another season.fend them: Dore and the work will be done to satisfaction and done: promp Sa R.PARKER & CO,, Dyer and Cleaners, Ny \u201c1958 Notre Dame St.Montreal, Que, TE OT MORE + Founded 1085, by ya, SEIFERT, Bell Tel.$ then oll Te Ta Urogi Holy ote Bp in all branches © san Gaisserre- otti, wanted: by the poliop of Milan for } r prose Coperlhgdon Jour alleged participation in King Humbert\u2019s |.pot ao Leuven Director \u2018murder.They my ha sailed with Bremci i / \u2018fron Paterson to.Ital May 1 lest, Ptra \"HR, EDWARD BROOME, Mus: BAC; \u2018and is a silk weaver.yom 7 J Organiss American Presbyterian Church, Will be glad to mest bie puplis at his New Studio, for sellin, Nor Yo ow\" Yor! otk, Sept.TER on Dan iE : jée, officials, at the request of the police of Milan, Haly, are watching avery ship.that comes.in for Mauricio Maglial, $38 & 40 Dorchester 8¢., near Mountain, | 1 aliegad real meme is Luigi Gran- \u2014_\u2014 CERTIORARI AGAINST THE RE CORDER.Judge Loranger yesterday ordered the In KARN HALL, ) issue of a.writ of certiorari on a petition presented by Messrs.2362 St.Catherine Street, foux in À case of Henri Roy vs.thé city.Telephone 3476 Uptewn.128 peigne complaius MISS BLIZABETH DAVIDSON.[in _scotravention ot t Branch Scheel in Westmount, t terete LESSONS RESUMED SEPT.ITE, Sut Fen i rrr ee Classes in Bchooïs op Residences by REEL \u20ac place montionod, Attorney | ALD.LAMAROHE'S coNTESTHED | BRBCTION.arrangement.on tn Vicksria Mall, West |\u2018 Juâge Doherty mes EATORBAT, Bont.08, as 8 p.m, | day ae Do! rendered Si Anson of whom received thetr : \u2014 ns API Ee we RAPHABLS {70m DRAWING sud PAINTING | 3 Froud oar EF ory e tant the Be intervenants could are 0 principal | Particulars may NES Bt.Cutherioa-sivont, - Mrs MAX BOHRER, = But in the rights Lt ne: (Afiliatod to MoGMi! Univaiattgh, ak WLI opan ou the Satond of Octadér, SIMPSON STRERT, mot FOR THE HIGHER EDUCATION: or YOUNG WOMEN, .| With Preparatory Deparimént oF Sorts, ! under I$ yours.ms PSE The Institute will re-egon en TUESDAY.118 Jus sermon, \u201con on Bataan, br aman a Berane FE nd\u201d oteer information Re AT.REMDELE, 1 re Merchants Bank.\u201ceme, , F GLISH AND FRENCH CELL, ne Gbtained i Be oe cecding Alepandré foûme: ! filed by.C.St.Aubin cee.entertainment - at- and in recognition of hix services he received fhe honor ¢f knighthood 6a Nov.Sir Alfred Jephson afterwards acted: as Agent-General to Coast Protectorate,- and in hi capacity | paid à visit to the West Coast, where he |! took part in the operations against Chief \u2018Nana, and received the general African G medal, with the Benin River, 1894, clasp.Ho was for & dort time in 1808 amistant secretary to the.Toperial Tnatitute, and secrétary-general to er-of the vig o i Job of Jerusalem in bre à > ration be WAS & fi = Platine, from + which he was, however, obliged to return home through | ifiness.Tn 1907 He Altre Jom pon \u2018received Her Majesty's Diamond \u2018Jubilee medal.He masried in.1873 Har riet, a daughter of Archibald Campbell, ë Thornhill, Lady Jephson, - who survives her husband, is & Lady of Grace of Si, John of Jerusalem.YOUTHFUL.DEPRAVITY.possession of evidsace -ëo varions and so overwhelming of their truth as it ex- this ita day.\u201cGo to Indie, to Burmah, to China, to Greece, or 40 Egypt or Rome, ses if anywhere some them.all yon find # religion Phones: Ball (Malo) 1007.Merobenta, 32.* .| held \u2018at Beaudein\u2019s Hall, = Boo \"Hénri;-emioe .peasant with - & handful of tr for his retinue and the well- gide amd the hillside for his throne.\u2018Never.in all ie: varied history was the Bible, with sl the\u2019 vast aocomule- \" montées YEAROLD TORONTO | BOY DIES FROM ALCOHOLIC POISONING, Plante and Chall- \u2019 .#1.\u2014The \"inquest to | night on Fred.Barnes, an eighteen-year- old: youth found dead in a vacant lot.of a judgrgent wi callers JL30 to 18.0 mid-day.last condemning Bim to pay to receive ere | condemn m ya Ë neat without; a licen ¢ corner of Smith and - i shop at FLETCHER MUSIC METHOD sticets, and he alleges that the Proceedings .And PIANO SCHOOL.~ |z.RS pation pois seen tlle- | ous \u2019 are that he was not summoned péracnaliy.that he never sold meat or &: \"aan , abd make une\u201d Rips Bs Toman n° 1 mn .1 Rat ls T \"45 tee ee, -j Mrs.Moatairs ADan Hor Ta Jude, 3 w.reer, =, ER MONTREAL Mr, : ford:- junior, Mrs.Thompson:- Lie ly : FRUITS OF THE' TRAFFIC, a Co ah eC pion geld \u201d DRUNKEN QUARREL.RESUL HN: Ta 5 THE DEATH OF- ONE.OF THE.;j ep, : + PARTICIPANTS.= amg ot sep: A \u2014 \u2018Eloi Baril, shoemaker, \u2018of + de Levrard, was found ood in i ee on Saturday morning, from the results of a quarrel which took Pire at Ste.Angele de Laval the previous wight.It roms that Baril was return home - rom Three Rivage van endaton on the way at Ste.An; de: Taal to have à \u2018drink with two nas named [MeDon- aid, who said they came \u2018fre Bte.Eu.lalie, whom he had met iBiikhe road.° They drank mope-.taker Waa, wood for ' them, and a fight, hk plate, sin which \u2018Baril got the worst, Fite.gb were separated was taken hé In the morning] ar i da ek ith à pool of blood bi the Hed wounds received.prey Gop STR LER walt vod THE THOS DAVIDSON MPG.\" \u201coh a LIMITED, ' , rie Davidson à met i te Limited, Employees\u2019 Benefit Society ; wont | were; in.attendance.vy: == COLD SEES: 5 tr oe Disenss, ON THE KID! NEES.fro ih NT hi Ef mes + ] Se Ta pme af.= PS Host is + maris Sal RE SN ko RNG oo, PARE BR a A * eszo Marquez\u2019 Tear .pursuiné Des et The men stood to tieir arms ét 11 p.m., marched off at 1.30 BULLER'S PROGRESS.Heilbren, Reitz and Lindley Re - occupied.THREE HOURS* FIGHT AT PIE- NAARS RIVER STATION RESULTS IN A BOER REPULSE BY PAGET'S FORCE.London, Sept.28.\u2014Lord Roberts reports to the War Office under date of Pretoria, Sept.27, as follows: The Boers sttacked a portion of Paget's force at Pienaars River station this morning, but \u2018were beaten off after three hours\u2019 fighting.\u201cBuller occupied Macmac river and the eastern side of Burghers\u2019 Pass, on Sept.28; after.slight resistance.Heil- bron, Reitz and Lindley have been reoccupied.\u201d \u2014\u2014 CHASING DE WETT.\u201c Pretéria, Sept.27.\u2014A strong mounted force under Col.Delisle left today in pureuit of General De Wett.Each man has two horses, and the gun teams are doubled.The transport is carried in Cape carta.FOUND THIRTEEN GUNS.CROCODILE RIVER LITERALLY FILLED WITH GUNS AND OTHER DEBRIS.\u2014 London, Sept.26.\u2014Lord Roberts re ports as follows from Pretoria under yesterday\u2019a date : Tan Hamilton found in the Crocodile \u2018Two 38-inch Krupps.\u2018One 75 millimetre Vickere-Maxim.\u201cTwo pom-poms.\u2018One English mountain gun.\u2018Three muzzle-loaders, \u2018Most of them had been destroyed.There was also conaiderable débris of gun carriages, and there are probably more guns in the river.\u2018Pole-Carew reports.that there is an \u201d emormous amount of rditing stock on the kn ad Belati lines.in good order.ae ; ; \u201cmiles ou ihe \u2018\u2019Poort, Pole \u201cCatew saya, ie indescribably filth bas: telegraphic communication ot A A RECORD MARCH.\u2014 CANADIANS DISPLAY REMARKABLE ENDURANCE.\u2014\u2014 , Toronto, Sept.27.\u2014Captain Mason, of his nren in good heart, adopted the idea _ of putting a dozen of the best singers in tie regiment together in the centre to ' ing songs, On Aug.17 the guard of the column \u201c Gotitea! :\u2026 SUPFLIRS ARE (RE PLENTIFUL.\u201cLondon; Sept.28.\u2014In a telegram to the : Waz Office yesterday Lord Roberts says: Pan Mamiton'é column arrived at Ko- Tak Poort to-day.Pole-Oarew states «tb \u2019liey are- getting ample supplies our cone} at Lorenzo Marquez.he Portage officials are very civil and eagerness Be ait of Baden-Porreu > ONCK.te des\u201d XF, Sept.27 \u2014Edward aged Bfty, wes shot and killed Benson, Hamilton county, by THE SINKING SHIP.i CHINESE EMBROGLIO.Attitude of Great Britain Still Chief Topic of Interest.GERMANY INCREDULOUS.Continues to Believe That For.Support Her Proposal.mer will CHINA\u2014LATEST NEWS FROM PEKIN.London, Sept.28.\u2014There have been no fresh canerds within the last twenty-four hours from China, where diplomatic fictions are easily invented for the purpose of creating dissension among the powers.Lord Salisbury\u2019s reply to the German proposals is still waited for with anxiety in Berlin, and intense interest in other capitals, and meanwhile the English press is groping in the dark for the real policy of the British Foreign Office.Lord Salisbury\u2019s delay in sending the answer to Berlin is not edequately explained by the lack of information from Pekin, when his facilities for communication have been as good as those of the about for some.effechite method of dull may be deliberate i spatching' the reply.\u201c with fine irony, snd make up its mind about cular within ten days, sed \u2018 today at Willian Dawapart, Le twalve, who pres and the winglesders & 4.\u2014 PREP ARING 16 BLY \u201cri other powers.- Me is probebly casting.have another three weeks for effecting their escape before the international steam roller is set in motion.Foreign policy, epparently, is not wholly separate from domestic politics, even in England.There is need for caution, for the Unionists are not wholly satisfied with the prospect for the elections.The Liberals ere doing better work then wes expected, and there is much apathy on the Unionist side.Liberal imperialists Jargely outnumber the party has contrived to pull itself togaiher to some extent to make.a vigorous fight.For this reason it is doubtless convenient for the prime minister to keep his Chipa policy in the background as Jong as pos ible.; DENIED IN GERMANY.PRESS AND FOREIGN OFFICE DISCREDIT ALLEGED BRITISH REPLY.Berlin, Sept.27.\u2014The German press and Foreign Office continue to deny that Great Britain has rejected Germany's proposal.They also continue to blame the United States for the recently revived Chinese obduracy, and the re newed evidences tbat the Chifedd in: ton.tos resime hostilities on a Sarge\u2019 ~The\u2019 \u201cBerliner Tageblatt\u2019 alarie \u2018tyne Garzoaxy \u2018nab to expect a fayonablé \u2018wer\u2019 tother proposition\u2019 from: TortoHalls- bury, \u2018ss Mis wish té eavefully\u201d Be \u201cintimate relations With the\u2019 Diet frac Faiar, SePreusan 28, 1900, by the allied powers as follows: Ans trian, 403; German, 8,178; British, 8,353; American, 5,608; French, 6,575: Italian, 2,641; Russian, 20,934; Japanese, 15,570.Totel, 68,253, SOME OF THE GUILTY.(London \u2018Daily Mai) \\ Tt ehould not be difficult to esta] Ra the guilt of a number of theme des i Chinese \u2018statesmen.\u2019 The British ry ce eign Office has already received rome clear evidence from Sir Claude Macdon- eld on the subject.Among those at whose door lies much are : Prince Tuan, the father of the Hetr.! Apparent.Yung Lu, the commander of the riorthern armies, Yu Hsien, ex-Governor of Shantung, now Governor of Shansi.tutors to the Heir-A Chung Li, D- Hsu Tung, va to navel eeport: / ted suicide.: Tung Fuh Siang, general of the Kansu troups.special Imperial Com- Kang Yi, Chao Shi Chino, | porte teste, re Cove the Boxer movement Cd & Court favorite, who a raised troops in the COURTS country round Pekin # to act agalnst the Legations.À notorious Boxer adherent.There are others.The reports that one or the other has committed suicide or been killed in battle need be taken with suspicion.It is a comfortable Chinese way of self-effare- ment in times of stress to circulate these reports in the eure and confident antiei- pation of being once more able to reappear serenely in happier times.But of this the allies are aware.ré Se A KENTUCKY DUEL, TWO MEN MEET ON A MOVING \u2014\u2018Punch TRAIN AND FIGHT 1° OUT WITH PISTOLS.Chinese officials have sent a memorial to to after a tre Ive dorm.2e Tako._ the Emperor and Dowager, be- .i them to T\u2014\u2014 Tientsin, Sept.25.\u2014Vice-Admiral Sey- |.Lebanon, Ky., Sept.27-\u2014For the irs: The ficting in ts of Russia and mour arrived at Taku on Sept.22 and time in two years, M.W.Penn and J.Great Britain prevent a systematic at- is expeoted here to-morrow with Count L.Whitlock met yesterday afternoon.t to reco et the railway al-| von Waldersee.General Gaselee is ex- The meeting took place on a crowded tort, ration would be easy.pected on Thursday.passenger train, and e pistol duel fol.It à out that Cheng Yin Huan, The reason assigned for the small num- lowed in the presence of a score of wo.whose death was recently reported, was [ber of casualties among the Chinese at men.Whitlock died with his boots executed under an Imperial decree at the the taking of the Peitang and Lanai forts on.They encountered each other on same time with the other pro-foreign min- | is that Li Hung Chang had ordered the the platform of the mmoking car.Whit isters who were executed.\u2019 evacuation of the forts.lock æw Penn first and started for Cheng Yin Huan was special envoy to St.Petersburg, Sept.28.\u2014The Russian him.Penn apparently did not wish to Englénd at the time of the diamond navel staff announces that it is proposed fight, for he turned and ran.He passed jubilee, He wes hated by the Empress to blockade afl Chinese naval ports in out of the smoker and into the ba Do: Ÿ, who exiled him to Iii in 1308.consequence 0 EE As theg.peared the ird - gwager, ANT -| the, Chinese fleet at\u201d : su ge car Whitlock fired, oi pie fee send fast cruisers from fhe Bed quad: Then Then Peon 4 fired a shot and » dhe Fone to protect sran=ports, Vhitlock, wha be he on boris inge te pacts wee \u2018 5 cas Tr car.Bôzers sey they will bide their\" nme.The shaking of the train, which was and win yet.The population of the T - now running at fall speed, spoiled their city.is increasing stéadily, the provost RUSSIAN GAME.aim and the bullets flew wide of their marshal\u2019 Ie Sorte are éministering the \u2014 mark.Pamengers Sucked under he affaire e city.puni ents in- seats got out way as best flicted on persons sonvicted 2 various OBJECT APPARENTLY IS TO |they could, while bullets smashed win- offences range from dea ows SWALLOW THE NORTH dows and mirrors.The conductor, Band hard labor.Boxers are executed.| W.Strong, entered the smoker just as \u2014_\u2014 OF CHINA.* the men did and a bullet struck him in INVITED TO RETURN.\" \u2014 the leg.In the first coach back of .the smoker Whitlock started to run _ \u2014 New York, Sept.Z7\u2014A epecial press having been wounded.Penn, who \u2018had FOREIGN MINISTERS SEND AN IN- despa rich dated Shanghel, Sept.2 8:75: also received a bullet in his left arm.FORMAL INVITATION TO serious than ever before for those who oop Hong Fou pm muse ade THEIR MAJESTIES.are interested in preserving the integ- \u2019 rity of the Empire.for a last atand.The train was still \u2014 .4 Lo.running rapidly, but a straight piece ; ; The Chinese Government is in the track i himaekf (Copyright 1906, The Associated Press.) power of Boxer leaders, who are not of seat, Jenn ee aim hy et Pekin, Sept.21.\u2014via Taku, Sept.25.\u2014 Likely to submit to the Dowager Em- three bullets in rapid succession within All the\u2019 foreign ministers have address- press propositions unfavorable to them.4 pi .ed notes to Prince Ching, suggestin The friendly viceroys of the south are six inches of each other in Whitlock's the return to Pekin of the Bmporor and atiit 1 al t > he pid and ; breast.It was good shooting.Whit: \u2018court, \u2018Thé notes were informal, and |.oya to > tarone, any 1O0I- Jock threw up hie arms and fell forward not -yritéen in a diplomatic capacity.eign aggressions in southern China Will ip the aislo, dead.Penn put up his wes \"The riters do not consider them bind- precipitate an armed uprising.pon and aurrendered ES + the pas- ng.upon.their respective governmsehts.| .Already the Governor of Nganwhei Bota P Prince \u201cOne Indertook to deliver the, province has addressed a memorial to oe a à the Ind e ptied two re .volvers during stan on, the oubtial omnes being the Dowager Empress, declaring that hie After the fight was.over it was dis intuit of Prince a : snd In nature o the viceroy\u2019s agreement covered that in addition to the wound \u201cGeneral Chaîfee, discugaing the.rob was game Jloreign consuls in Shanghai |in the conductor's leg, three passengers A L abilities to-day, said:\u2014* de not Thereis danger that thé friendly vice- had besn hit.In the \u2018Jim Crow\u2019 car, à Le Para et roys vil.be replaced, Shen, the friend.\u201c80 hed been shot through the bods, + the-.amp of allied enemies, and.F rep ent- and in the sent oar back & women\u2019s arm oub£ that 4he.Dowager : vit [y taotai of Shanghai, Jan been eudercd bad been: clipped and a baby had a slight | \u2018porth, I ractically fo means ! - | acedp > WORD: d ~ - .A r Liberal convention at West Lorne yer .terday.jan.SHOT BY BURGLABS.the Atlanta, Ga, Sept.27\u2014The Hon.C.ac Collier, president of che Coton States Hoy x.nd pertaps Exhibition of 1806, aad pe of the mos y.displ ion\u201d of the Chinese Government.prominent men in the South, was found fo] Triad Toaling Samer: Buse and: | to-day lying at the foot of the stairs 1n Je 5 0g.os id in the yard back of his residence on Rich- SE ardson street, with-a bullet hole in hi left side in the region of the heart.He uttered but ome word, \u2018Burglars,\u2019 end became unconscious.\u2018Mis condition 4 regarded as critical, ETTrTTE\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TER WITNESS' ie printed and Pukiiied st he at the Wines\u201d Billing oetner of Cralg and Bt.Peter streets, ~ .in Woe ily of Montreal, John Redpath » Dougall an ene Dougall ; di Lan Toa of meaner 4; business 8 Sommunieations should} be.fot FE = and al letters to to the 7 oe JR \u201c » LA - \\ ."]