The daily witness, 27 novembre 1900, mardi 27 novembre 1900

[" ild aot art ich 1d 3 sy private study and lasted ten minutes.i Fair # and Colder.* BOER ACTIVITY.SEPORT CURRENT THAT THEY WILL STRIKE AGAIN IN THE SOUTH.\u2014_\u2014 London, Nov.27.\u2014A despatch to the > andard\u2019 from Pretoria, dated Nov.25, - :t is reported that the Boers propose .wrike again at the borders of Cape Colony, where, it is believed, numbers of disaffected Dutch, with supplies and hid- Jen weapons, are waiting to join them.\u2018lie Boers seem to be taking fresh hear: They have become extremely energetic in almost very part of the Transvaal and the Orange River Colony.; London, Nov.27.\u2014The Right Hon.Robert Wiliam Hanbury, president | Coe ; Etnants in Pres evening, and boo referring to Mr.Kruger's complaint of \u2018British barbarism,\u201d seid : \u2018This is no time for paltering with the dying embers si the Boer rebellion, for rebellion it now .To-day, 29.57; vesterdey, : 10.82.Maz.Mm, vise ss es 81 WW \u2018not be admitted\u201d to this country.cee BB THE FOX BAY SETTLERS, * of houses, clothing, provisions and money .\u2018They are in a sorry plight to face à phoid fever among them.One of the These are the plain hard facts, and are.surely hard enough.Eight of the little.- group have died and eleven ar twelve ° but a geod mechanic would earn in four.: have been sick, so I canmot see where oN Meteorological Office, Toronto, Nov.27, 1.38; Parry Sound, 38\u201418; Kamloops, £2\u20143; ; BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.« Wotioes of births, marriages and deathe must tnvart- ably be endorsed with the name and address of the sender, or otherwise no notice can be taken of them Birth notices are inserted for fic, marriage notices Sor $00, death notices for Lic prepaid.The an noigeement of funeral appended to death notice, 88c extra; other extension (o ebituary, such as shard akekcA 0/ life, two cenis ver word extra, except poetry, which is 50 cents per lins extra\u2014prepaid dani! subscribers may have announcements of births, marriages and deaths (without extended obituary or verses) occurring in their immediate families, free of charge, $n which case name and address of sud- scribers should be gives.BIRTHS.RIDDELL.\u2014At 4298 St.Catherine street, Westmount, on Nov.21, 1900 a son to Mr.and Mrs.T.A.Riddell.27 MASSICOTTE \u2014 At 1 St.Elizabeth street, city, on Nov.25, 1900, a son to the Rev.Mr.and Mrs.L.Massicotte.26 OGILVY.\u2014At 90b Tupper street, on Nov, 23, 1900, the wife of David Ogilvy, of a daughter.Syracuse (N.Y) papers please copy.27 TURNER\u2014At 115 Laval avenue, on Nov.16, 1900, the wife of J.S.Turner, of a dayghter.Yarmouth (N.8.) papers please copy.27 MARRIED.BURGESS \u2014 AXWORTHY -+ Ou Monday, Nov.18, 1900,'at thz residence of the bride\u2019s mother, 193'8Kaw st.,Porento, by Rev.Dr.Tovell, Donald Burgess, of Bale, Muskoka, to Agnes M., eldest daughter of the late E.B.Axworthy, of Toronto.25 DUCLON\u2014DUCOLON.\u2014By the Rev.James Lawson, at the residence of the bride's father, precisely at noon, Wednesday, Nov.21, 1500, Mr.Andrew C.Duclon, of Alexandria Bay, N.Y., to L.Maude, eldest daughter of Mr.Sidney M.Ducolon, of Addison, Ont.d 27 OVERING\u2014CLARK\u2014At Westmount Methodist Church, on Wednesday, Nov.21, 1900, by the Rev.C.E.Bland, Chas.Vinton, eldest son of Thos.J.Overing, Bsq., of Mount Royal Vale, to Sarah Helen,daughter of Geo.Clark, Esq., of this city.27 MOORE\u2014BURSE.\u2014At the residence of the .bride\u2019s father, Blenheim, Ont., on Nov.20, 1900, by the Rev.J.B.Moore, Brownsville, father of the groom, essissed by the Rev.G.B.Brown, Blenheim, James A.Moorg, late of Vancouver, B.C., to Mabel Maude, eldest daughter of Mr, Peter Burse, Blenheim.27 RODGERS \u2014 MAYHEW \u2014 In St.Quth- bert's Church, Dixville, by the Rev.G.H.A.Murray, on Nov, 22, 1900, Mr.Arthur Rodgers, of Rock Island, to Miss Amy Mayhew, of Dixville.DIED.CARSON \u2014 At Whitby, Ont, on Nov.28, 1900, Alma Van Duseu, wife of G.A.Carson, Esq, M.D.GINTY.\u2014On Nov.24, 1900, at the residence of the Hon.J.C.Aikins, 29 Wellesley street, Toronto, Frances Ginty, sister of the late Mr.John Gimty.27 EDGAR \u2014 At 4100 Dorchester street, on Sunday afternoon, Nov.25, 1900, Frank Edgar, of Mackay Bros., in his 60th year.Fureral on Wednesday afternoon, at 2.30 n.m., from 4100 Dorchester street.- FOLEY\u2014On Nov.6, 1900, at the Hotel Cecil, Londen, Eng., James Foley, of this city.Funeral front his late residence, \"35 Unign avenue, on Thursddy, 3th inst, at dpm.fl.# HBIBHÉRD \u2014 At Bakersñelé, Éatttéria, ot Now:.11, 1900, of typhoid fever, Augustin D.Hibbard, youngest sop of W.R.Hib- bard, of St.Andrews East, Que., aged 5 years.vAÇORS \u2014 At Minesing, Ont., on Nov.20, 1900, in the 86th year of his age, J.S.D.Jaenbs.\u2018Waiting for others when they cross the river.\u2019 ; .25 MACKELLAR.\u2014On Nov.224, 1900, at her residence, 195 \u2018Beverley street, Toronto, Adelina Mackellar, widow of the late D.8.Mackellar, M.D., inher 73rd year.27 MULLALLY \u2014 As.Soe cor Cave, Sillery, Que., on Nov.23,- ), Catherine O'Riely, relict of thé late James Mullaïly, Bally- haie, County Kilkefiny, Ireland, aged 82 years, RAMBAY \u2014 At St.Johps, Que, on Nov.24, 1800, -Soloman Ramsay, aged seventy years and one month, ] Fyncial on Tuesday, 27th instant, at 2,30 p.m.SIMPSON \u2014 At Melboro, Que., at 5 a.m., on Nov.20, 1500; in-the 84th year of her e, Cathering: Wark, -daughter of Wm.ark, Scotland, : widow of S.Simpson, of elboro, Que.And mother of Mrs.Sara\u2019 F.\u2018Tracy, Minesiiz;Ont.\u2018Blessed dre the end that die in the Lord! Lo SPONZA \u2014AL.bec, on Nov.25, 1900, Paul Jam porta, aged 24 years and 4 manfbs, son of Mr.James Sponza, of Que- bee.PS 0 21 STAFFORD \u2014 At Quebec, on Nov.23, 1900, Marie Louise Moreau, wite of John P.Stafford, Esq., of the Immigration Department.TOZER.\u2014At Colebrook Plises, Quebec, on Nov.34, 1900, Eliza aoe, eldest daughter.of the late Samuel Tozer, in the 76th year.of her age.; 2 WARREN.\u2014In this city op Nov.26, 1900, Francis Warren, aged % years.~~ Putieral private.\u201d \u2019 : wi nl At N 2m Ann Selm J Weod, in < .Notices received tos Jats for page may portly bein tone 1 3960 & \u2026 Those sending 2ottces for Une \u2018Adodé cottms may seid with him a list of names of interested friends, Marked copies of the * Witness' containing such aotice will be sckt free te apy address in Canada p Montreal cpocpted.|: : \u2014 - \u2014 \" ADVERTISEMENTS.TEES &CO,, = Undertakérs, PO St.James Street.You save money when you buy a Piano àt W.H.Leach\u2019s, 2440 St.Cather- sme street (between Stanley and Drum- Rd); because you are not called upon to contribute towards the payment of a heavy store rent, = host of employees, and other expenses\u2019 which don\u2019t make : pianos Any better, but does make them more cpetly.~~ 00000000 =I to removes the cause of the'eold.It is me S, CARSLEY CO.Notre Dame Street, Montreal's Greatest Store.St.James Street.- : TUESDAY, Nov.27th, 1900.Grand Start Off we Clearing JACKET and CAPE SALE 33% p.c.off to Half Price.This phenomenal sale started yesterday advantage of this tremendous discount.NEW AND STY Every Jacket and Cape is subjected to wreps), which ineëfidea the latest novel morning, and hundreds of ladies took LISH GARMENTS.this special reduction (except fur-lined tes received within the last few days.NEW NECKWEAR.Tadies\u2019 Fancy Corded Silk Scarfs in plain and fancy colors, also black, fringed ends, suitable for evening wear.Special, 59 cents.Ladies\u2019 pretty Lace Stock Collars, with Jabot, trimmed satin and ruching, cream grounds, with black trimming.Special, $1.05.Ladies\u2019 new Corded Silk Ties, long ende, black, grey, white, sky, pink, etc, up to date.Special, 80 cents.Blanket Coats Do you want to make your boy happy?Then buy him one of these B'anket Coats.Boys\u2019 Blue Black Blanket Coats with capuchin, lined red flannel, and coat lined fancy tweed, seams piped red.A warm, comfortable and manly ocat for \u2018the Boys,\u201d from $3.75.FLANNEL WAISTS.Regular $3 00 to $4.50.Special $2.29.Ladies\u2019 Flannel Waists, in beautiful designs.Some are prettily tucked, othe with the new sleeve and cuff, lined throu Altogether it is the finest lot we have new styles, many of them spot and floral rs perfectly plain flannels ; all are made ghout.ever offered at the price, $1.00.Skating Boots 300 pairs Boys\u2019 Heavy Pebble Grain Leather Skating Boots, pretty brown color, reinforced sides, #hort vamp, support- | Special, ing ankle straps, sizes 11 to 13.$1.35.Sizes 1to 5.Special, $1.90.Men\u2019s Fine Tan Pebble Grain Leather Skating Boots, with etræp at instep.Spe-i cial, $2.00.Mail Orders Promptly Filled.Steel Skates .1,500 pairs Boys\u2019 Steel Skates, special fine finish, sizes 31% to 10.Special, 24 cents pair.Boys\u2019 Hardened Steel Hockey Skates, \u2018solid steel plates, sizes, 8% to 11.Spe | cial price, 80- cents, : HOCKEY SKATES , À splendid collection of the best makes in tempered -steel Hockey Skates, with \u201clatest improvements, from 30 cents to $3.50 \u2018pair, Send for New Catalogue.1765 to.1783 -Nptre Dame st.55.184 to 194 Bt.James sti; Mémtreal;.TT LADIES\u201d LONG WATCH CHAINS.In Solid Gold, $10.00 to 822.In Solid Silver, $1.50 to 83.50.In Rolled \u20acold, warranted to wear five | years, $2.58 to $4.30, In Gold Filled, warranted to wear ten years, $4.30 to $8.00.Gentlemen's Solid Gold Chalus, $13.00 to 25.003 Gold Filled, $3.00 ta $800; terling Silver, $1.30 to 84.80.© ~~ Watches Cleaned, Repaired and Warranted for one year, $1.Main Spring and Cleaning.$1.30.Jewasllery repaired.Clocks repaired: DD.BEATTY.187 ST.PETER 8T., Opp.\u201cWitness > Office, What\u2019s This?THE OLD RELIABLE COUGH REMEDY GRAY\u2019S SYRUP OF RED SPRUCE GUM - I bave used it for thirty years and won\u2019t go back on it now.It is a real «ure, no fake gr claptrap time because \u2018s syrup extracted from the pure gum of \u2018the rod ce, Nature's own remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchial and Lung Troubles.Costs 25 cents a bottle and is gold by nearly all good druggists, See you get the ge ue \u2018Gray\u2019 sf \u2018on each bottle.THE BERNIER -BXPEDITION.London, Nov.27.\u2014At the meeting of the Royal Geographical : Socie Sas \u2018evening Sir Clements -Rebars\u2019 ham president of thé organisation, réfetr to the North Polar expedition projected by.Captain Bernier, of Quebec, and ex- presed himself as confident that the so- clety would give the explorer all possible Poe ra eneouragement.TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOV.27.COLD STORAGE CASE.YESTERDAY AFTERNOON'S PROCEEDINGS.At yesterday afternoon's session of the cold storage conspiracy case the Cross-ex- amination of Mr.D.M, Stewart, inspector of the Merchants Bank of Halifax, by Mr.Quinn, was continued.Mr.Stewart stated that he saw McCullough for the second time \u2018on April 17, and between April 6 and 17 he frequently telephoned Chisholm, whb was Bick at home,and had a telephone fixed near his bed.The telephonic communications were more for the purpose of finding out when Chisholm was coming down to the bank than of talking business with him.' The witness had no personal knowledge of the matter, but he understood that the .Croil & McCullough Dairy Company's account was introduced to the bank by T.J.Chisholm.Neither was the witness personally aware if Chisholm made any arrangements at that time As to the rate of \u2018interest to be charged or as to the amount of accommodation to be given.The first -eptry in the account was a\u2018 discount of a note, dated April 18, 1898, signed by the Croil & McCullough Dairy Company, Limited, A.McCullough, treasurer.It was payable on demand, for $20,000, was drawn to the order of John H.Croll, Esq., and was endorsed by him, by A.McCullough, Thos.J.Chisholm and D: J.McGiMis.The arrangement regarding that discount was that It was to be repald ac the rate of $800 a \u2018month,and these payments were made regularly until February of this year, leaving a letter of hypothecation, signed by T.J.Chisholm, dated April 18, 1808,and addressed to the Merchants Bank of Halifax.It stated that in consideration of the bank making an advance to the Croil & McCullough Dairy Company of $20,000, payable on demand, with interest at 644 percent, he had \u2018assigned to the bank, as collateral security for the due payment of the advance 200 -shares of stock in.the Montreal Cold Star- ago and Freezing Company, and having a value of $100 per share.amount not be paid, with interest,or should the sald stock depreciate, and the deprecta- tion not be made good, at any time during the continuance of the loan, the bank was authorized to sell or dispcse of any of the shares in such & manner as it might think advisable, and apply the proceeds towards the payment of the aavance, or Interest, or towards any balance of the same then due to the bank, and holding him (Chisholm) Hable for any deficiency on such obligation.-.The witness algo read a letter from the Croll & McCullough Dairy Company, dated April 5, 1898, signed by A.McCullough, vice- president, and addressed to the manager of the Merchants Bank of Halifax, Montreal.It stated the nature of the company\u2019s busi- Mess and, as witness admitted to Mr.Quinn, was.virtually an application for $50.000 dur ing the year, to be advanced on warehouse receipts, and from £100,000 to £125,000 exchange to sell.~.MINING STOCK\" TRANSACTIONS, Witness.also stated that h I Chisholm was in the habit of mentioning Lip gold mines at the bank.H trfasection whatever with Chisholm in con- settion with the mines.The bank made ne | advance on mining stock ; it simply took © fha chares for what thev were worth.It Whe Baily Witness, \u2018$2,400 still unpaid.The witness then read { Shouid the above ur- | e could not say- He had no WONDER: LAND ! Holiday ~~ gathered t world.GLOVE 500 YARDS FANCY SILKS, all new value of this lot of Silk, 7bc, for 4%c.: from 50c per yar THE NEW CAMEL\u2019 ard.NEW BLACK AND NAVY CHEVIOT prices from 35c to $1.50 per yard.NEW FANCY PLAIDS, All-Wool.0 prices from 39c to $1.75 per yard.NEW SILK EMBROIDERED B os assorted patterns, Terms Cash.Satin Merveille ux, Shot and Fancy Surah Silks.Sie, et this 10 85c and $1.00 per yard.Take your choice S HAIR DRESS GOODS, all the new choice colorings, in plain, checks, stripes and broches.UR TOY DEPARTMENT is busily preparing for the great Season, Thousands of TOYS and DOLLS have been ogether from all overthe This section, when completed, will prove a perfect Wonderland of Novelfies for the children Our collection of ART CALENDARS and XMAS CARDS embrace severything new In high-class goods.for Evening Wear in all the Latest Styles.SPECIAL SILK SALE Fancy Taffeta colorings and designs.Regular DRESS COODS SPECIALS ALL-WOOL HOMBSPUNS, all new mixtures, fn.plain or twill, All prices, All prices, from $1.25 to $4.00 per SERGES, all warranted fast dye.All ver 100 patterns to select from, All © FLANNELS, all the choice colors, the finest quality.JOHN MURPHY & CO.2343 St.Catherine street, Cor.Metcalfe st.Telephone Up, 933.YL ESE was probably about tuat time that he first 3 f the Stanley Mine.a Quinn then asked for the production of a letter written by Mr.Stewart on April | 3, last, after his interview with Chisholm on April 2, which letter related to the frauds.i Mr.Cooke objected to the whole being filed.It was a letter, he sald, written by Mr.Stewart to the secretary of the bank at Halifax, in which he gave a resume 0 a great many transactions, and referred to the interview with Thomas J.Chisholm, The Crown had no objection to that part © the letter being produced, but it certainly objected to that portion referring to the private business of the bank, and to cther matters having nothing to do with the present case, being read before the court.LETTER ADMITTED.Mr.Quinn said that he had only asked for the production of the letter, and he thought the court would take care that he dd mot refer to anything in it which did not bear upon the present case.2 His Honor said that the defence might examine on anything connected with ware- liouse receipts, or the business of Chisholm, cCullough or McGillis in connection with ese receipts, but no further.; of the letter was handed to the > HOD sde Who, after reading it, Was.willing to allbw certain portions to be read.In cog- nection with one of the paragraphs thus adn mitfed, the Crown wanted some explanation made so that it would be clear to the jurys and in connection with other portions, the defence held that it was necessary that some of the deleted portions should be retained in order to make the others intelli- ible.as it was not deemed advisable to argue the matter before the jury, and as it was nedr the hour of adjournment, the jury were retired for the day.Upon their withdrawal, Mr.Quinn argued for the reading of the entire letter, holding that it was in the interests of the present case that this be done.He had not completed his argument, however, when the court intimated that as it would have to give some atten- tioh \u2018during the evening to the application.made at the morning session, further argument had better be postponed until this \u2018morning.The court then adjourned.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 _ .SPORTS AND PASTIMES.BOWLING.OFFICERS\u2019 COMPETITION.The officers of the active and the reserve forces held a bowling -competition at the Victoria Rifles\u2019 armory last evening, which proved to be more than usually interesting.The following scores show the merits of the players: Three Strings.Active Officers.Reserve Officers.Capt.Gorman .Capt.Bell .308 Lt.McGill .489 Major Meakins .487 Lt.Hagar .498 Major Bacon .477 Capt.Hiam .563 Lt:-Col.Starke .420 Capt.Fisher .541 Lt.Brown .491 Capt.Stewart .546 Lt.-Col.Busteed .454 Total .8,180 Total .2,722 Majority for Active Officers, 468.Flat Hand, Ona String\u20148econd Match.\u201c Reserve Officers._ Active Qfficers.Lo arte\u201d = Py Sen .128 spt.Beli .14 Copt.Hiam .Total .Total .876 - Majority for Reserve Officers, 15.FOOTBALL.ONTARIO CONFERENCE.Toronte, Nov.26.\u2014A conference of representatives of four senior clubs of the Ontario Rugby Football Union, was held on fiaturday night at the Rossin House.The meeting was called for the purpose of discussing proposed amendments to the constitution, rules and regulations of the O.FY.The following representatives were present: .cama Rok, Shillington, D'Arcy Mer and Mr.Godfre y \\ Hamilton\u2014D, Gillies, W.A.Leggatt and \u2018Jack* Counsell.; Granites,, Kingston\u2014J.McDonald Mowat.Argonauts\u2014C.H.- Meek, Fred.Thompson nd D.F.Maguire.\u201c After considerable discussion behind clos- éd doors, the following amendments were proposed, were handed to Secretary J.D, Me ch, of the O.R.F.U,, for \"submission, at.the annuel meeting of that] \" on Dec.\u201c8: Rule 5 of the constitution way amended as follows: \u2018At all general \"rnd .annuel moetings each club in the un- fon that has not defaulted a match in the rprevicus season shall be entitled to rep- | resentation: as follows: Clubs having a genloreor two.teams shall be entitled tp two delsgates, and clubs baving only a «Junior of intermediats team shall.be entitled \"to.one delegate.exclusive of members.of the executive.Each delegate and each member of thé exanntive shall have one vote.Delegates must be membders of the clubs they represent, and must be resident of town or city, or a bona fide student of the college which he represents, but no delegate shall represent mere than one club.Ex-Officers of the union shall be entitled to ba present at all general meetings, and may submit and speak to motions, but shall have no vote.\u2019 Rule 7 of the constitution was amended as follows: \u2018The officers of the union shall consist of a president, vice-president and a secretary-treasurer, who, with a com- mitee of four, shall form the executive of the union.Four.of the executive shall form a quorum.No senior club shall have wore than ome member on the committee, or more than two on the executive.A new section was proposed to the regula- ticns, that where a tie occurs in the senlor societies in any year, the executive shall name the place and time where the tle shall be played oft.The executive is to run the gate, and, after deducting the un- ifon\u2019s expenses of the gare, and the ex- perses of the two competing clubs, the net gate shall be divided.A recommendation will also be submitted at the annual meeting that tte O.R.F.U.shall join the C.A.AFTER THE SEASON.The positions Jt £ the champion Canedinn football a8 recorded.ape Bras: sootbai Ÿ tbs Cenxdian : goa Foo Union and the\u2019 indüguratfon of - Dominion champion games are shown in the following tables:\u2014 Senior Champions._ '92 Osgoode Hall .45 Montreal .- '93 Queen's .Montreal .'94 Ottawa College.8 \u2019Varsity .95 'Varsity .20 Montreal .96 Ottawa College .12 \u2018Varsity .97 Ottawa College .14 Hamilton .\u201899 Ottawa City .7 \u2019Varsity ' Ottawa City .11 Ottawa College.99 No game.00 Ottawa City .17 Brockville .Intermediate Champions.94 McGill II.by default.\u201895 Lornes .- 34 Quebec .© '96 McGill II.Brockville .- \u201897 \u2019Varsity II.Britannia .\u201898 Britannia .7 Broekville .*99 Peterborough.4 Westmount .\u201800 London ., .14 McGill II.CURLING.THISTLE SKIPS.At the semi-annual meeting of the Thistle Curiing Club held last evening the following, were elected skips: Messrs.G.H.Balfour, W.D.Aird, W.W.Mowat, R.8.Clift, Dr.J.T.Finnie, the Rev.Dr.Barclay, D.Kifighorn, Mr.Justice Archihald, W.J.Cleghorn and G.S.Brush.The match committee was remed as follows: Mr, Justice Archibald, Major Freeman, Dr.J.Finnie, Dr.Baker and Mr.J.W.Anderson, \u2018secretary.The club rooms will be open dally to members from now or.NOTES OF SPORT.The following \u2018officers were elected by the P.A.A.A.Hockey Club last night:\u2014 Piesident~R.J.Richardson.Vice-presideat\u2014W.H.Jenkin Secretary\u2014B.Kyle.Ccmmittee\u2014George Hardy, J.Strike.Mar ager\u2014C.Stevenson.Delegates to league\u2014W.Kennedy, and 8 McNicholl.: Next: Friday evening, comm at 7.45 è due Man Bonooi swimming TROM -will take place at the Laurentian Baths The following events are on ihe programme:\u201426 yards\u2019 swim, 10 years and under; 50 yards\u2019 swim, 12 years and under; 75 yards\u2019 swim, 14 years and under; 7 yards\u2019 swim, 16 years and under; 75 yards\u2019 «wim (breast, side and back), open to the school; 100 yards\u2019 swim, open to school; best style diving, 14 years and under; best style diving, open to school; costume race, ebout 60 yards; egg race, 25 yards, open to echcol: 100 yards\u2019 race, open to \u2018Old Boys.\u2019 Lite-saving competition; open to school, and grand apple scramble.LACROSSE.TORONTO \"VARSITY.'Varsity lacrosse team has elected the following officers: Hon.president, President Louden; hon.vice-president, J.A.Jackson; president, H.D.Graham; vice-president, PA.Greig; captain, W.J.Hanley; manager, G.W.Ross; Arts, F.V.Potvin, J.A.Martin, W.E.Dickson, W.G.Baldwin; S.P.S., F.C.Jackson, Meds.; A.E.Snell, W.B.-Hendry., \u201cee HOCKEY.TO SETTLE SOON.Ottawa, Nov.26.\u2014The Ottawa Hockey Club hag a settlément to make before they can be scheduled in the senior series of the Canadian Hockey Association.The local club defaulted to the Shamrocks in the last match of the season without giving the re- \u2018quired notice.The execative decided to allow the Shamrocks and Ottawas to an agreement as to the expenses, and this .{ says: Three Chicago \"1 \u2018Canada\u2019s\u2019 cup.agreement will be submitted to the execu h tive of the league for endorsation.The Ottawa executive will hold a meeting shortly to prepare for the annual meeting of the league, which will be held in Mon:- real shortly.\u2019 Last year Mr.J.P.Dickson, of the Oi.tawas, introduced a motion to the effec that the Stanley cup holders would only be called upon to play once for the trophy during the year, and that the contest be restricted to two matches instead of three ss at present.This motion will be considered at the annual meeting.Last year the Stanley cup matches seriously interfered with the league series and two champlonsh:y matches had to be postponed to accommodate the Stanley cup trustees.SNOWSHOEING.A \u2018baker's dozen\u2019 of the members of the Holly Snowshoe Club turned out for their first tramp of the season last evening Twelve of them were mn blankets and all of course, wore the regulation foot-gour The route lay up McTavish street, through the cemeteries and back by Cote des Neiges All bad a thoroughly enjoyable time, an: look forward with pleasure to the week: tramps to come.The club whl leave the Stanley Hall every Monday night at eight o'clock, weather permitting.A number of interesting features are being arrange\u2018 for the pleasure of the members during the season.YACHTING.TO BUILD A DEFENDER.Chicago, Nov.36.-The \u201cTimpe-Hess'd' I tsmen have formed & syndicate to build a def: p for the The cunning of an ear tern designer, the skill of an.eastern builder, together with the best of equip.cent money can buy will combine to pro dice a craft which the prospective owners believe may worthily represent the Chicage Yacht Club in the international races, ATHLETICS.BAG PUNCHING.The November number of Spalding's \u2018Li brary\u2019 is devoted to bas punching.The magazine contains a full description of the details ot the exercise: and is fully illustrated.There are chapters on the physical benefits of bag punching, the sol ection of outfits, training, etc.Speaking of the exercise, one sentence in the \u2018intro duction says: \u2018The exercise in which are constituted all the promulgated benefits of field \u2018sports, aquatics and boxing, without tncurring any of thelr dangerous features.Is the simple calisthenic of bag punching.Among people In general who want an appliance for home training, Ît is gaining in general favor, and making fama sd- vances, and is said to be a very fascinat Ing and invigorating pastime.\u2019 MTSCELLANEOUS.NEW YORK HORSE SHOW.New York, Nov.27.\u2014The estimated re- ceirts from last week's horse show are nirety thousand dollars, and the amount given in prizes about thirty thousand dol lars.The estimated attendance was about fifty thousand persons.NOTES OF SPORT.A number of the members of the Sta) A.A.À.spent a pleasant time at their club room on Saturday evening.The Star Independents united with them for games and social chat and assisted In the eveniiig's entertainment.All members of the Star A.A.À.are requested to meet at the club club room at 8 o'clock to-night for the transaction of impo: t business., man.The matoh.for the challenge cup between Mr.W.(Galbraith and Mr.R.Lewis was won by the former who is pow eight wins ahead.The score on Saturday was:\u2014 Strangman, 14; Kennedy, 14; Galbraith, 12; Lewis, 18: ElHott, 12; Nash, 11; Routh, 10; ail, 5.AN INSTRUCTIVE LECTURE.\u2018The reign of tbe common people\u2019 was the subject of an interesting and instructive lecture by the Rev.Dr.Eaton in the rew Point St.Charles Baptist Church last night.Dr.Eaton explained that the object of the lecture was more to bring the rich and poér closer together than to drive ibem away.He sald these days were the days of democracy, but the voices of the people were not always the voice of God.He, the speaker, knew the common people and understood their needs, aspirations, dangers, and deepness of the nobility of their nature.He declared the common people had grown to a supreme place in the world due lergely to the freedom of speech.By this there was evolved a great social problem\u2014how to }ive together.In conclusion, the lecturer referred to the race cry which had been so prominent in this country during the last few months.He said: \u2018We ar: here, and have got to stay here, and to carry on the work of the country.I strongly ccndemn those who inflame the prejudices of the two races, for a man is a man for all that, no matter whatever coat he may wear.\u2019 In introducing the lecturer, Mr.H.A.Hodgson, the chairman and treasurer of tre\u2019 building fund, expressed thanks for the many subscriptions received since Sunday.BUST OF LORD STRATHOONA.A most interesting clay model of the proposed bust of Lord Strathcona is to be seen just Dow at the premises of Messrs.Scott, the picture dealers, 1739 Notre Dame street.The bust itself is to be executed in marble, and will ornament the Library of Parliament at Ottwwa.e m the werk of Mr.Hamilton MacCarthy, R.GLA., the well knows Ottawa sculptor, and was made from sittings given by Lo Strathcona during his recent visit to Mont real.It is an excellent likeness of the populsr High Commissioner, Mr.MacCar- | thy having succeeded in a most happy nanner at catching the right expression of Lord Strathcona.His Lordship is shown in his peer\u2019s robes, with the cross of the or der of St.Micheel and St.George hung around his neck.re AN EAST END CONCERT.To-morrew evening a concert will be held in the lecture hall of St.Mary's Episcopal Church, Hochelaga.The programme will be one of the best ever presented in the East End.Some.of the most popular entertainers in the city having been secured \u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014e.SPECIAL NOTICES.Something Remarkable.\u201433 1-3 percent off to half price.Every lady ought to know the wonderful event that makes Tha §.Carsley Company busy these days.The 33 1-3 percent to half price discount off Jackets and Capes attracts comsider- able attention and makes things hum generally.A Word About Jackets\u201433 1-3 percent off to half price.\u2014The handsomest things that Paris or Berlin can send are exhibited at The S.Carsley Company, Ltd.There's rapid selling among them every day, and the novelties are fast disappear ing.The styles are the styles of to-day \u2018and the prices are the lowest we've ever heard of ND a ay 4.CBE AX DN DE BY.NE AX \"BK DX Aa RK AK DE OE ak RAR AREY A The\" 2 à à a à ; Pepe The silver s \u201cwh: + C.ng- envrn-ange4 + mie AS a PA win i pun dus SARA BEE Ar Ar Ae PR OA tw A a ma T-rsnay, NovEmser 27, 1900.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.ere \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 EE I .A .CL OF HIRES RR FRR IRE RARER ERE RRR | ; edd tal LA E & If | x.UE 2 : LADIES\u2019 WRAPPERS.¥ or § HENRY MORGAN &CO.E æ > ) .Mai e iS - : = | boy it at VUE 2 - i y ) ° egg e \u201cNo S ; al li dies\u2019 crs made fro: llent English Fiannel- t CE - À Bl Tl Seon ERT Gielen, Dngleh Pion : Colonial House, Phillips Square.Fo Ei wn SLL eke Belge, sma Dike All right, children ! You oan think of Christmas as hard ae you iise.Christ.| \u2014 = BR Ro heap at $2.30 each.Our Special price whilo they last .-06.mas things are here now.; Co so 5 Another line.also made from English Flannelette in handsome $2 9 Think of the Christmas crowds and how much easier shopping is now.: : .æ colorings, a line priced at $3.00 each.Our special price .-4 ° .a 3 : drdWare De i 5 Our Mattress Department.THE UNDERWEAR STORE, .A.5 ; tment.We can ; : 2 B suppis\u201d Mattresves mans lee Somer 1e UE ettrees Department, ue A STORY OF COMFORT AND ECONOMY.eee \u201c\u2014 Ho © : BS ; K 1 Ae 2 Our Upholstery Depa rtment.3 ptit your immediate underwear wants in view we submit the following items.aL 2 Do you intend re-covering any Furniture before the Festive Season comes n't judge of them by the offerings of ot ber storee\u2014come and see what good val- Nn on, if so your orders intrusted to our Upholstery Dept.will receive our ues they are, \u2018 y i & prompt attention.Phone 901 up.Lory Sack Equestrian Tights, 59c, Ladies\u2019 Plain Grey Merino Combina- 3 = ©, $1.25 an 49.\u2019 tions, long sleeves, ankle length, $1.28 TR NE CATALOGUE Ladies\u2019 Grey Ribbed D 3 D or a Sent t nâdress in the city or elsewhere.Write or call for a copy.closed, special value, Be ope and $1.69., Are diééers cleanly and portable.Heat is the object of cmt to any = Ladies: Fleece Lined Vests, 25c.An 0dd line of Ladies\u2019 Heavy White an OIL HEATE j NO 800t, no smoke, absolutely safe; À .Ladies\u2019 Fleece Lined Yeats Bt 50¢.a Merino Combinations, short sleeves, the name is a guarantee.il 5 St.Catherine mac 00 ths are th Drawers tof | neck, worth $1.50 and $1.75, to be A complete display of Fine Metal Hardware, in 4 an d M ountain Sts Ladies\u2019 Heavy Ribbed All-Wool Vests, | cleared at 75e.NICKEL, BRASS and COPPER.\u2019 Ladies Gro mers io Gombimations, Tac Ladies\u2019 Swiss combination Suits, JL.all A T rtment of English Brass Fen : RRRRS + oon \u2019 sizes, long er short slecves, ankle or Se assor Drs - WE i MORE RERE SRE RE REA RERO REED EER | ABEL rie Le.Ee shen hen Gd he Fire Ironm, Fire Dogs, Fics Sete Ib} \u2019 MORE qT MY LADY'S NOTE BOOK, met, frein 100 upwards, according to Mises: Ribbed Drewes, food value at i Hearth Brushes, Tongs, Pokers, rs 8 # ° size.an , Tor an - vets, Coal Hods, ete., eto., is complete.Ÿ MACHINE SMASHING, GOOD MANNERS Ar HOME.r i These Domestic Articles are of the finest English A few weeks ago we were all impressed The December \u2018Ladies Home Journal\u2019 \" manufacture, and are suggestive of the conventences and 5 h int tter.Con that we must smash the machine, this was contains ood esting mati \u2018family ° ÿ comforts of English Hearths and Homes, done.great maay people eve we I > 4 Mrs.Burton Kingsland says: \" A.full line of Chafin Dish Fancy Tea - ONG - ical jok indulged in 5 ; , ang shes, Fancy : ED gy (UNG MA || Practial o hy Prizan, sad eu.1 son dazed ong skit thrngh yesterday's sm ie yout thank we | of Toll lime (in Brass and Nickel Plate), Coffoe Pots, | - ing passes the bou of good taste - .14e Tea Pots and Tr i 11 the leadin In the coming Provincial elections, keep When it ceases to be a matter of pure fun Dark Grey Frieze Storm Skirts, aix rows of stitching at the bottom, very spe- 5 metal san ays, In a © & } your eyes open.As political machines are on all sides.Inquisitiveness is always cial value at $5.75.s.i so much alike, they may make the same bad form.\u2018Who is your letter From?The Latest Novelties and Specialties in , nery, in- es yoi es 80 red?- .5 Fialiod last spring Is In perfect working or- terferen eus With ome rightful privacy.Tuques Sashes Mits F U R S Nickel Plated Bath Room Fixtures and = A 1] der.Come down and see.Ladies inspect- d spected and 1 \u2019 .Ho 2 - The À closed door should be respec use Furnishing Articles.E .a otis ave emily welegme, THe | OLS ee of siusien and Overstockings.tial\u2019 work and superior finish, turned out One who is so disloyal as to repeat Buying furs in this fur store of ours is by us in Dyeing, Cleaning and French to any outsider, however intimate, any- true economy, We have all the advan.Cleaning, assures us there is no danger of thing to the discredit of the family de- Without doubt we have the most com- tages of the specialist with the additional our serves to forfeit all family rights and ad the depart à store PET MACHINERY GOING T0 SMASH.privileges.plete lines of these goods in the city.We 3Vantages lepartmen: syetem ° There ère no terms strong enough to .; ; gives.ts at condemn the vanity of parents who will make a point of having this department German Mink ae hg To, te Is a BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO, allow a daughter's charms, prospects and .German Mina matt with head and six Offices\u2014315 MoGill, 3433 Notre Dame, 159 Bt.Cath.advantages to be advertised in the pub- 89 Dear perfect as we can make it, ails.$3.50., ; erine, cor.Bt.Christophe.2 lic prints.; that whate thei Tuques and Sashes in scarlet, sky, navy Mutts, An Black (Sooner, Electric Seal, IN ; ociety requires tha atever their .; ; ossum, i et, an rey - private relations.husband and wife face and cardinal, striped or Pr ne end Fam at $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $3.50 and won Tord as identioël harmonious an overstockings to match.If we aven Collarettes, in Black.Thibet, Electric y - : i.; the exact color or style you want we'll Seal, Alaska Sable, Grey Lamb and One thing good form imperatively de- : handsome combinations of fur, prices i : 9 mands\u2014that Oy no mischance, no loss make to order in a day.$8 % $13.00 $16.00, $16.00, $31.00, $35.00 ; il of self-control, shall family discords be .$42.00 and $47.00, \u2019 \u2019 \u2019 Plasterers & Contractor S, Jevealed to strangers, children or ser- Children\u2019s Overalls, with feet, in white, Children's Fur Caps, $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 » vants, Lo.black, cardinal, scarlet and sky blue.and $3.85.; - » Fur Tri f f all kinds.First-class work always, genial ig is sr ir Tima of al ds warranted, .readiness to give up in e things ; - 0 \u2018 s retry of souriey of bine nessisr || Jewellery Store News.||| GROCERIES.55 St.Francois- Xavier St.a return of courtesy at other times when ; Tel.Bell2036 the matter may be of importance to us.Je ; er.Personalities that are made to do ; ; P As Christmas approaches, the grocery ¥ 5 T duty as family jokes are never funny Just a few hinte of what is here.er | economies become more important.The i .45i Bell Tel.3826 Maim.Merchants Tel.1353.riage, IN WOMEN ADMIRED haps you prefer to buy your Christmas | festive season necessitates much buying, |, MEA CHOP P i RS Hl - 1265.> \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .Sa .2 .fe _ .; =F Loo every saving is X - iE ; Lo iv ü ; x à, ; =.Tag â = 2° _.Li + g BY STRONG \u2018MEN, rid isetend of waiting for Hk otha Dt 2 3 OR avs if 5 rs sp 1.4 CT \u2014F4 T 8 3 F ; tren BR Li wo! Sdmiged: AMEL ms ae Tee ET LENS = TR Ha SCE : rh gc SE 2 a apn La ai P es es, * ie CIE % F.T REMBLAY or a Br course, Fete CL Co] Ambra nits Kolled Cate, worth ib, Will Cut 1 1b.Meat In 1 Minute E LUMBER DEALER, the phrase à \u2018strong man,\u201d a man who Patent Leather Belts, 12c.ai 10e.Ceylon Toa, worth 406, Bay ~& .AAR 4 3 .oo j PLANING and SAW MILLS, has some experience of life.It occa- Ladies\u2019 Shopping Purses, 25c :.: , \u201cem Every Chopper Guaranteed, .1 ?sionally happens that a very young man Ladies\u2019 Shopping Bags, Sc.Strathoona Baking Powder, worth 20, ; =\" And Manufacturer of , of real strength of cheracter falls a Ladies\u2019 Chatelaine Bags, 35c for , : Poors; Sashes and Blinds, Mouldings, victim in early life to the fascinations y Condensed Milk, worth 15e, for 10c.} of a clinging, sweet, inefficient creature Plated Salt and Pepper Shakers, 15c.Best Spanish Olives, worth $3.00, for i Turning, Shaping, Etc.as David Copperfield did to his Dora | = Celluloid Napkin Rings, 13c.$1.20 a gallon.e 400 WILLIAM STREET.But the older and the stronger and tos Hand Mirrors, 2e.C3 Ib.tits, worth Jou tes (4nd Plums, wiser a man is, the more he is sure to Double Photo Frames, 25c.Imported Plckles, 20 oz.bottle, worth - admire the peep strength of Character Silver Plated Butter Dishes, 95c, oe Jar 190.densed So 14 dierent : In woman that springs from the e K ampbell\u2019s Condense ups, eren CA P ES, $4.00.and easy ability to do things well\u2019 © rer Lent Since Stands, $1.70.kinds, $1.40 à dosen.A GIRL'S BEST COUNSELLOR IS Maple Leaf Stick Pins, 25c.Prepared Icing for Cakes, werth 10e, We are offering \u2018a beautiful FATHER.Ladies\u2019 Plated Neck Chains, 596.three packets for 25c._ \u2018Trust your father's jud ent of your n : - Beaver Cape, black or colored, men friends rather than your own ai a r.St.Catheri \u2018 ; : : : rat.The gay, witty, responsive young Co Ca e +.trimmed with thibet, lined with man who will probably most array WwW H Scroggie * Uni it > 07 A farmer\u2019s satin, value you, will not be the one who will be ° .9 and Univers y Sts.; $7.00 for 4 Likely to have, Dis serious consideration = , .! .% and respect.over your young men - PR LB Ad L 2023 N î D friends with your father, and see.what ly ~.| am amy, oire Dame healthy, unemotional, sane \u201cman stand- à f .: | Street, 2nd door fram Ins ec- ards\u201d he will set up for you.I really elbow to shoulder, using jetted net for ready.He Jeads the way in the most ! , p think if a girl could have but one coun- the yoke and lower part of the sleeves dangerous places and has had severe] tor.sellor in her love affairs, it would better and wrist-bands, and finishing the ast very marrow sscapes.He is a youog - be her father than any one else, A man's With narrow spangled pan 5, Ra the man, only thirty-eight years of age, of mind is a great tonic to the somewhat and band of pink velvet.medium height and strongly built, In MONTREAL ened intellect of & girl in her first skirt to get the he fan Pacte end person he resémilos re uncle, Richard sentimental experiences.: oh : { Crok ; Sere - E \u201c \" irim the lower part with three slightly oker, the Tammany Hall politician.WEIEKLY \u2018WITNESS.REAL SPLIT OF.CHRISTMAS festoo ned Tiles of black satin ribbon an But he only time c ward boss attempt- i ° \u2018Our hearts are usually v much {inch in width.uence the chief's decision om À REAUY NOW FOR MAILING ABROAD.larger at Christ, ti t ou + DE the grounds of political alliance with i ROAD.Edward Bok, of \u201cThe ABOUT PROMINEN1 PEOPLE.fe arses,\u2019 writes Edward , Bok of The the chief's uncle, he met with such a LL 0 ristmas that Remains\u2019 \u2018The desire Werm' reception that no furth + (COTAINS THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, | is to remember everybody that we know.A marriage has been arranged between tempts in that direction were ever made, ILLUSTRATED.But our means do not enerally allow .Li 4, us to do it, So we often pass entirely Captain H.G.Joly de Lotbiniere, Royal London \u2018M.A.P.says: \u2018When the Mar- T by at Christmas people to whom a sim- Engineers, son of the Hon.Sir Henri uis of Lansdowne y a ar B DREAUFUL WRECK IN THE GULF OF ple \u201cMe Christmas\u201d and nothing Joly de Lotbiniere, Lieutenemt-Governor o ot langdowne was Governor-General ST.LAWRENCE.more would mean a world of cheer and of British Columbia, and Miss Mildred Caneda he had to make a speech to light-heartedness.Because we cannot Grenfell, daughter of Mr.Seymour Gren- | the French-Canadians.With all its loy- x.\u2014 give what we would like to we think fell, of Elbank, Taplow.sity to the English pomnection, this lit- , H STEAMER LOST, AND ALL ON BOARD that we should not give at aH.The \u2019 : tle bit ad] : ; PERISHED, .eth is, we to Sk + Oountem Feodore Gleichen has \u201cbeen | vty rigidly v6 many things French, and | \u2014 Te have promener Et ives the commision o sbi oe sy smedily ls the purlty of the Fronok | A RISING OF Th MALI artifici hinded in this gount; + | Queen & memorial bust of the late Duke bongue\u2014at least \u2018as was spoken in the E80 TRIBES.hooey us are ee to plc of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.The young coun- eightoentli century, Few viceroys have Co _ our Christmas presents by the yard- tess is, through her father, the Queen's ever ventured ee to Jeave the POISONOUS MANCHESTER BEER.stick of intrinsic value, or by \u2018what the great-niece.She is said to have inher safe security of the Engl tongue, and recipients will think of them.We seem find her father\u2019s talent, and the Queen it was with some trepidation thai the to have lost sight of the fact that we has allowed her to retain his studio in French-Canadians heard that Lord Lans- PARISIAN EXTRAVAGANCE OVER MR.can always give something.And if we ù 4 .) \u201c , takes downe was gomg to deliver a speech to KRUGEKR, ave that something we would really St- James's Palace.The countees them i ir own language : Some closer to the real spirit of Christ.her work seriously, and bos executed in their : But he bed Lon: mas giving.A few cheerful words, fill- several important royal\u2018 commissions, | &éercely uttered the word \u201cmessieurs\u201d CRD ROBERTS ON THE WAY HOME.ed with that expression of strong geod: Amongst them is a memorial of the late when the whole audience buret into wo 1 CURTAIN STRETCHER.f.Washing Lace Curtains is comparatively easy, but the drying of them, : will, that is like sweet perfume, Ve Sir Henry Ponsonby, which was recent- clieers; they recognized at once the ac- 50 as to keep them in proper Shape, 1s much harder.1f you hang them 6p EER Other Articles : Kitchener p fo Dothieg that only a few realize.There iy unveiled by the Queen.cent of the true French tongue, fhe sc- À toe sites fine ad en drone ad SB thenr the fabric.sent 8 Borrs\u2014 Joan or omoted - is nothing so pleasant in this world as cent only possible to & man of French have them laundered once will buy phis Curtain Stretcher.\u2018 Tel scal : - The frames are easily adjusted to any length or wid and wii fold into compact form whe Hot In use.fe) À x 3.yards, $1.75 and $208.© \"Two prices.N Mait Orders Promptly and \"Carefully Attended to., Hunting for Boers\u2014Joseph's Wooln : : .: 8\u2014Chil- the feeling that one is remembered, and The epart blood dren's Corner\u2014Garden Talks\u2014Literary Re this a few written words wi] often\u2019 con- New York Fire D ment has in b so and one who had spoken French 5 y ; Mr.Edward F.Croker a chief who, as his mother tongue.\\*W\u2014Among Doukhobors In Canada\u2014Ba.VEY more strongly than a gift.Yet we : Ti 3 ; ; den-Pewell's Aid D Vanada\u2014Ba invariably put the gift first.Our re- though the nephew of one of the most \u2018It is perhaps this accomplishment News _ Home pone Boys\u2019 Page\u2014Briush rembrance must take some form, we prominent United States politicians, has { which had something to do with Lord Abroad_Ths y Department \u2014 Zorra Boys think, other than a mere verbal or writ- strenuously and successfully endeavored Lansdowne\u2019s lateat appointment.\u201cWhen Put ae Early Dissolution\u2014A Wonder- ten expression.And that is the artificial to keep palitics and the fire department some one remonstrated with Lord Salis- M Mpirr\u2014An Argry Organ\u2014Norway\u2014Mr.within us; not tbe natural We RM separate.He is reported as saying:\u2014 burv for retaining the two offioss of Ter In France\u2014A l'emous Seaman\u2014_gir to refuse to believe that it is the éim- \u2018You can\u2019t run a fire department with prime minister and fore X , his Robert Hart _py.Le ds at Home\u2014The Late Plest things we do that have the eat- fy ° .sn secretary, | - Ap y om e Late De influenre.Tt is the simplest Christ.Politics, and I would soaner net be chief reply was that he pould not help.him: 3 ~_ristian Victor\u2014The White Death\u2014 © than try\u201d The firemen, the insurance self, there was but one member of\u201d his |.6 pins are nickel plated, so will Fust; adjustable to fit any size of g thor is, > pres - Lailwa that remains.\u2019 of } : Ni Ll pa wy Tles for Europe\u2014Letters for Read- 10 MAKE OVER A BLACK BILK people, and the big merchants down cabinet who could speak French, and 0 a \u2014 ,.'tday-School Lesson \u2014 Africa's Boer GOWN.town, whose extensive.property hes ex- that was Lord Lansdowne.And now,{ df _ oo 0 ; ue Chinas Struggles\u2014The Ugan-| Black silk skirts are among the easiest perienced the protection of his handling Lord Lansdowns will receive the foreign].EE PSN Ve 2 x, 1 A0 2 | ol wo, vay\u2014Seized a British Steamer\u2014old to be remodelled and are usually well of the department, have set down Chief ambassadors every Wednewdsy after: on, FE.1% ry \\ Va ¥ a | m1 CPWS-Cold Storage Trial\u2014The Wiid Worth making over, say Emma 0th Croker as the greatest firefighter per- and whatever else may be found fault | 9117040 VAN ven Co nen FI, RE Te ote fo wear ih LL 5, be grate, Srefghter por wih is Trench will be stim.| MONTREAL En lal, al, etc.bodice may be made out of an old black | fireman to adopt the automobile for get- rd Lansdowne\u2019s mother wis o SL TITER ee : PRICE IN WRAPPERS Jor MAILING, |silk high-necked cone, if made withoirt ting to a fire at breakneck speed, and be daughter of General Flahalt, one of Bo- | FIVE CENTS, darts, and with sleeves reaching from keeps his automobile always standing neparte's officers\u201d El .vitation caëd.4 a Weekly Calendar TuzspAy, NOVEMBER 27.\u2014 Weekly Calendar, Monpar, PrcEuser 3.Ye UNG MENS Dominion Square.Rev.Prof ROSS Speaks on TUESDAY EVENING, at 8.15, an the \u201cWilderness Journey of the: Israel- ites, \u2019 taking up the site of Kadesh-Barnea, the Wanderings, etc.This course.is full of interest in the discussion and clearing yp of Geographical and Historical ques- tons met with in the Old Testament His- \u201cPie PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED.DEMONSTRATION Y.W.C A.SCHOOL OF COOKERY, $96 Dorchester Street, this, TUESDAY, ÉY'G, Nov.27, 8 o'cleck.* FISH and SALAD.ADMISSION, - - - 10e.TaUursDAY.NovEMBER 29.A CONVENTION UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Methodist Sabbath-School Associatien, MONTREAL, THURSDAY EVENING, Nov.29th, fn ST, JAMES CHURCH LECTURE HALL, Rsv.De, WILLIAMS, Chairman.Service of Song at 7.30.Combined Choirs with mre.Address: \u2018How interest our young men.\u2019 Rev.G.°W.KERBY, 3 A.Address: \u2018True success in the Bunday-school.How to attain it.\u201d Rev.A.CO.CREWES, Toronto.FRIDAY EVENING, Nov.30th, CENTENARY CHURCH, Point 5t.Charles.Chairman, CHARLES MORTON, Esaq., President of 88.Association.Service of Bong at 7.30.Combined Choirs with Orchestra eo Lesson; on Lo prepare: how to present.\u2019 Bar + W.HALPF.Round Table by the Rev.A.C.CREWES, Toronto.Addresses to be followed by discussion.Bpecia! 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All business communications should be addressed \u2018John Dougall & Son, \u2018Witness\u2019 sas nee ae all letters to Bu : the\u2019 due anh Mgptrem.Ca Trinity Church CHANCEL GUILD BAZAAR In the Lecture Hall of the Church, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov.29th and 30th, Afternoon and Evening.Fancy Work and Toys suitable for XMAS GIFTS.Admission 10c.Children kc.\u2019 IMPORTANT NOTICE.As business of unusual importance will be discussed at the regular meeting of the YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, to be held at 896 Dorchester street, On THURSDAY, Nov.38th, at Il a.m., a full attendance of Members is urgently requested.Union Prayer \u2018Meeting at 10.30 a.m.FripAy, NOVEMBER 30.GRAND.Scottish Concert STe ANDREW'S NIGHT FRIDAY, November 30th.Asseciation Hall, Pominion Square, Vocallsts\u2014Miss ELLA WALKER, Miss STARK, Mr.J.LESLIE TEDFORD.Elocutionist\u2014Mr.MON TIGNANI.Wioknist\u2014Mr.LARSE Pianist\u2014Mr.FRED, a BLAIR.Piper\u2014Mr.J.\u201cMATHESON.All seats \u2018reserved, 25 cents.Plan at Y.M.C:A.Office.SATERDAY, \"DECEMBER 1.THIRTY-THIRP PUPIL CONCERT (MATINEE) \u2014or THE\u2014 MONTREAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Founded in 1893 by Mr.C.E.BEIFERT, the Director, 938 and 940 Dorchester St, SATURDAY, Dec.1st, 1900, at 2,30 p.m.At ik Association Hall af the Y.M.C.À.Reserved Seat Ticket, 35c.Admission Ticket, 28c.Plan for selection of Reserved Sests may be seen at the Conservatory frqm 8 a.m.till 6 p.m.daily.Tickets may;be obtained at the Conservatory, 938 and \u201c$40 Dorchester Btreet, fron Nov.15th, 1900.de EE \u2014 : OUTSIDERS ARE EXCLUDED.Toronto, No M>\u2014The.executive cim- witte® of the geniar class at Toronto Daiv Sty met yêate yésterday afterncon to digs tlre\u201d \u2018question; of admitting outaid- ers at their college functions.For some time past when receptions have been held.others.thaa those invited have ap- pegred at the.upetions This was put up with until at the réception held by the third year on \u2018Saturday a couple of wait- reapes 2 \u2018The \u2019Versity girls resented \u201cthé presence of the intruders as they considered these functions open to students only; At the meeting held yesterday it wes\u2019 Bucided that in future no person shill be admitted without an in- Che Baily \u2014 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1900.To those who take a view of public affairs superior to party considerations, the exclusion of such men as Mr.Bérgeron and the Hon.George E.Foster from par- Lament must appear as a distinet toss to the country.They are not only representative men in the fullest sense of the term, but also parliamentarians of training and skill who bring te the discussion of public affairs intellectual familiarity with the complex interests likely to be affected by legislation.The country can ill afford to dispense with their services simply because one constituency among hundreds happens to reject them.The interests of the party in securing seats in parliament for its leaders are important, no doubt, but the interests of the country at large are much greater.It is therefore to be hoped that the Opposition will be able to arrange matters so that both these Conservative leaders may find seats.This cannot be done, however, until after the meeting of parliament as 2 member can only resign hie | seat to a Speaker of the House -of Commons, and until the House meets and elects a Speaker a vacancy cen only be caused by death.mr It is only in accordance with historical precedent that a soldier like Lord Kitchener should have bitter enemies, who decry his character and condemn the alleged severity of his methods.The Duke of Wellington had to suffer at the hands of like-minded critics, and even \u2018Washington, the father of his country, who now holds the place of a demigod among his countrymen; not only felt the shafts of envy and malice, but had to endure personal insult and violence from those among his compatriots who hated him for much the same firmness of character which distinguishes Lord Kitchener.But a man in supreme command of an army in the field has to deal with circumstances and; must face conditions, of which those who never had anything to do with the treacheries of war can have no conception.A generul with a reputation for sternness and unflinching THE MONIKEAL DAILY WITi(ESS.LS \u2018devotion to the purpose he has in hand, \u2018possesses in the fact of that reputation à power of control over his own troops, and an influence with those opposed to, him which a general not so distinguished could never hope to exercise.But in dealing with irregular fighters of primitive proclivities, there i» a danger of gentle methods being construed as signs of weakness.Boers are not less vain than more cultured people, whom we see every \u201cday accepting the generous kindness of others as tributes to their own superlative merits.War is a terrible thing, but the sooner its meaning is brought clearly before the eyes of those who persist in carrying it on the better for them and their country, so long as the principles of justice and humanity are not violated.ees The monthly statement of the Canadian banks for October is gratifying evidence that Canadian prosperity continues on the increase.The deposits of the public with and without interest amount to $310,500,878, compared.with $306,187, 310 last month and $272,887,238 for October last year, an increase of $4,313,568 and $37, 663,640 respectively.Notes in circulation last month were $53,198,777, compared with $50,387,070 in September and $49,588,236 in October a year ago, an expansion in the first case of $2,811,707, and in the second of $3,610,541.A notable increase is also shown in the advances by the banks to their customers, the current loans and discounts last month amounting to $205,219,705, compared with $290,670,- 506 last month and #259,848,951 in October last year, or an increase of $4,549,109 in a month and $35,370,754 in twelve months.Call loans in Canada amounted to $32,347,947 last month, compared with $30,786,953 in September, and cal loans abroad amounted to $28,775, 146 last month, compared with $29,- 749,949 in September, the total increase for the month amounting to $586,191, nadian chartered banks now amount to in the neighborhood of $500,000,000, of which nearly 40 percent are readily available.The grand total of the -paid up capital amounts to $66,264,967, end of the reserve funds to $33,897,647, or 51.15 percent of the capital, + BS The aggregate assets of 36 Ca- | socidtion \u201cyesterday passed 3 resolution: emphasizing the neeessity in the inter ests of justice and commercial morality, , for the arrest of Thos.J.Chisholm, the suspected arch-conspirator in the warehouse receipt frauds, who is now a fugitive from justice.A letter on the lines of the resolution has been forwarded to the Attorney-General of this province, and it is to be hoped that he will spare Bo effort to uphold the dignity of the law.Chisholm is one of two men charged with grave offences who have broken their bail bonds recently, and it is time that the matter of accepting bail for eriminal offendera should be considered more seriously.In the case of Chisholm, whose slippery character was well known, and who was charged with offences .of peculiar impudence and of alarming dimensions, the bail should have been heavy enough, and his bondsmen required to be of such financial standing as to constitute real instead of almost nominal barriers to his flight from justice.Instead of that being done, however, Chisholm was released on what was generally regarded as straw bail.Now that the principal has escaped, the lesser offenders are held in heavy bonds, which insures their presence and the receipt of a fair trial The crimes for which Chis holm is principally held responsible.are calculated to setiously injure the machij: ery very largely by means of which our | butker and cheese men did a business last year exceeding twenty million dollars, and his trial is necessary both in the iu- terests of justice and public morality and also that the whole course of the conspiracy may be traced and exposed.In his absence, public Knowledge of the conspiracy and its many dark ramifications will be.only partial.Chisholm\u2019s location js said to be known and the authorities should do their utmost to bring him to justice.- etl THE WRONG SEED.Dr.Eaton, in preaching at the opening of the Point St.Charles Baptist Church on \u2018the reign of the common people, placed this limitation, among others, on the triumph of demoeracy, that it was, efter all, very much a matter of race.This consideration is very important in connection.with\" the immigration with which our ew, country is filling up.The alienation of all.our best lande.to raftvaÿ companies has had the effect of keeping | with that of the government.the meighborhood of our railways largely unoccupied, while remote regions are all that our immigration department has to offer to the incoming agriculturigts which it is eeeking to introduce to the country.It so comes that it is almost of no use to offer our free lands to English-speak- ing people anywhere, and the great majority of our immigrants belong to races which, whatever may be their future development, have not in the past evinced that fitness for self-government which gives assurance of the noblest nation- building.They are, moreover, of races alien to our own and to each other, with different languages and social conceptions, and will for this reason take the longer to coalesce.Many of these peoples are still living in primitive communal conditions.Indeed, such remote regions as we have to dispose of, offer far greater temptations to communities than to individual settlers.This community settlement must be accounted one of the disadvantages.of.settling .the zremoter lande firat, as foreign people\u2019 established in communities are far more likely to be tenacious of their segregating traditions than if they could be mixed with English communities already established.Another evil of the plan on which we are working is that it tends to discourage the immediate sale of railway lands.All the work the government is doing to get people into the country is practically a gift to the land-owning companies, appreciating their lands at less than no cost to them and enabling them to demand higher and higher prices for such as they dispose of.It will po doubt be answered that the companies are quite as much interested in the disposing of their lands as the government can pessibly be, and are quite as much in earnest about it.That is true, but then their interest in eettling the land is far from identical The one object of the government is to get people on to the land ; the value of the land is no consideration at all.Whereas, much as the Canadian Pacific or the Hudson\u2019s Bay Company want to get people into the country, the price they can get for their lands is very much of a çonsid- ération with them\u2014with the latter company, indeed, the only consideration.As dar es merely eettling the -country goes, - .i= | they would, at anything approaching free.?The Moittreal Bitter\u201d arid \u201ccod É \u2018gant rates, very much prefer to\u2019 Beasath- { \u2018er lands settled than their own, We do net at all wish to depreciate the peoples who are coming in such numbers to live with us, some of whom are singularly noble and virtuous ; but in the interesbs of nation-building ,we deplore the conditions which seem to prevent a dominant Anglo- Saxon migration such as was the making of the United States.The United States nation is a motley mixture of all the peoples scattered from Babel, yet no one can scan the names of the leading men of any part of the republic without real izing that the Anglo-Celtic people who first took possession are everywhere the .dominant element.treet YOUNG MEN IN POLITICS.A western Conservative newspaper tells the Conservative party that one of the causes to which it owes defeat is the absence of young mem from the counsels and the ccemmander\u2019s staff of the party, and their presence in large numbers among the leaders, as well as the rank and file, of the Läberal party.It says that enthusiastic young men are needed among the leaders of a party in order to excite both the generous and the ambitious instinots :of youth.Ambitious | young men will join a- \u2018party which.en- ourages and rewands energetic: \u2018and: suc- censful Young men and young.men of generous feelings \u2018will always respond to the appeals of young men like themselves who are making their way to the top.These seem to be the chief, if not the only, arguments which ocour to this western paper as likely to influence a polit\u2018cal party to welcome young men to political life.They are not the highest argumerts, but they are practical ones.You .g men who are impressionable, san- guine and enterprising, who are therefore more open to the impressions which currents of public opinion impart, more hopeful of the results which may \u2018follow and more willing to embark upon fresh courses, should have their share in the counsels of any body of men, though the older and more experienced should perhaps predominate.Then, of course, the young men are strong and energetic and their activity is likely to be more enthusiastically and effectively enlisted in any cause in whose shaping they have had a share and in whose success therefore their pride is engaged.And it is obvious that the future belongs Turspay, NOVEMBER Z/, 1900.to the party which enlists the sympathies and services of the young.We hove not observed that the Conservative party has been in the habit of snubbing or rebuffing young men\u2014but rather the contrary.If it has been doing so it has altered its course during the last ten years, as, before that period at least, it Had the support of the majority of young men, who took an active interest in politics.But we think the reason for the popularity of the Conservative party fifteen and twenty years ago was the magnificence of the promises ii held out by its National Policy.The times had been hard, so that even older people were willing to try anything fora change and the young were caught by the novelty of a sudden and complete change from free trade to protection.The Conservative party of that day seemed to many young people like & noble company of adventurers setting forth upon an enterprise, whose hazard récommend- d Older men who \u2018give in their adhesion to it were \u2018interested, as a rule, in the direct benefits they expected from the protection of their business against outside ccmpetition.Young men full of hope, which they were willing to invest in aay novel national undertaking, enlisted la the national policy campaign.The Conservatives stuck to the National Poi- icy for seventeen years, until those who as young men had supported it at its inception had grown older and wiser, and till another generation had come to young manhood for whom the policy wae an old and overworn one.Sir John Thompson and Mr.Foster were not permitted to reconstruct the policy and the Coneer- vative party stuck to it until it went to pieces under them, and their captains have gene down with the ship.Sir Wilfrid Lauriers personality and policy have probably become inspirations to che imaginative young men of high ideals and hopes of the period that has followed.He is the first imperialist of his time and his policy is the most imperialistic that has yet been adopted by eny of the nations of the Empire.His ideals and motives are obviously high and disinterested.His domestic policy for the friendship, fraternity and unity of Canadians of all races and religious is a noble and rightone.The prosperity and progress of the country at once strengthen\u201d sud \u201cetilnplaten\u2019 hg hopes of the.youpg men.The the right appeal to young men to interest and occupy themselves in politics is not based upon their ow.ambition but upon their am- bitiors for their country; from motives of patriotism to study and promote its welfare as far as lies in their power.To establish their nation in righteousness; that is the highest motive upon which a young man can act in entering politics.And the political parties whick desire to attract young men should make their appeals to the noblest and highest motives.YOUNG MEN NEEDED IN POLITICS.(Winnipeg \u2018Telegram.\u2019) The true policy of the Conservative party to-day is to give every possible encouragement to the young men in its ranks, and to attract to its ranks as many young men from outside its ranks as can possibly be attracted.Young men must be encouraged to aspire to public positions, to take their place in the counsels of the party, and to accept prominent po- eitions in organization work.It is only by such means that the party can keep in touch with new ideas and succeastully appeal to the present generation.Sir Wilfrid Laurier has shown young men that in the Liberal party the young man gets his chance.He has been em- \u2018abled to attach, to his cause young men who take a generous interest the @ is\" Cone who from motive \u201cof sifinter- est are asiduons to Wopship what they conceive to be a rising star.In Manitoba politics Mr.J.D.Cameron has been taken up and puched forward, with the result that he swings a large number of young men, who otherwise might be Conservative, into the Liberal lines on polling day.If the Conservative party in Winnipeg looks over the names on its executives and scans its list of party workers it will be astonished to find how small e proportion of young men are among them.Let it, also, take a census of the number of young men who attend the meetings of its associations, and mark how few there are.Where does the Conservative party expect to get its future candidates, its future workers, its future supporters, if not from the young men ?Winnipeg is but instanced as a specimen conatitueney.The same causes which have caused such a dearth of young Conservatives available as candidates: and workers here have caused the dearth eof young men of ability which exists in the Conservative ranks at Ottawa to-day.The young man to-day should be given every possible chance.If he does not care to push\u2019 himself forward.he chould be taken hold of and pushed forward.When lopking for candidates.the- first man\u2019 thought of should not be: the medi- in promoting ocrity whose only recommendation is thay he can provide a campaign fund - ; but te young man of energy, originality and cb: ity, who is ambitious to make à name Sot himself, and to do intellectual servi e far his party.When looking for wurker.the first man thought of should i nb, some ancient \u2018stunter\u2019 who has bwn : ligiously nominated om commitice.io.since boom days, but some yours + of large acquaintance and taking :.os ality, who, although perhaps not « chine\u2019 worker, can bring the younz- .ment, who, at present, take no ps interest in politics, Into touch wi: party organization.To this mate: attention of the party manager: can: too strongly directed.If the youn: are not attracted now especially .there is such need for their servive-, Conservative party may remain +.power for a generation.The glam.success is with the Liberals, and tha « be a potent attraction to young \u20181.The only way to counteract this influ: is to demonstrate that there is n.scope for the young man in the Conv.tive than in the Liberal party.1.1 young men are to be snubbed and ke, down, theit legitimate aspirations cho od; and their rightful influence.Jeno whatever of nascent.ability er.the Comservative party will drif: wr to the other side, and no fresh sour: « supply will be available to replace :: 1: it does not find a home in Liberali.y, will in Socidlism, or some new pins which will assuredly epring into being -\u2018 the Conservative party neglects the «ploy, did cpportunity which now presente ite: of formulating a policy embracing tieth century ideas and aspirations.Bu: let the Conservative party show itself in sympathy with the times, let it encourage such junior talent as it has in its rank: and make assiduous efforts to attract tie rising generation, and it has before it, at no distant day, a period of influence and power in no wise inferior to that brilliant succession of triumphs which it achieved during the first two decades of Confederation.Der, \u2014_\u2014 CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN AFRICA.The Rev.Father Forbes, of the congregation of African Missionaries founded by the late Cardinal Lavigerie, gave a very interesting lecture before the members of the Umion Catholique on Sunday after noon on the mission in North and (en tral Africa.The Rev.Father explained that the object of his present visit was not 10 ask alms, but to try to recruit a few missionaries, The present number the members of hie order is 650, bu: tl: field is 60 large that the h=ip of 200 Cana dians would be thankfully received.Fu.ther Forbes explained how the conversion of the Arabs, Bedouins and Kabyles, whe occupy the north of Africa and are all Musenimass, is a diffi Islam ism being.a égacinating HSE = fs\" adherents \u2018are \u201crtraordinariiy atteched 1 their doctrine, and they express regre: that the good Christian missionarie- should not adopt their own religion and thus eecure a certainty of reaching he: ven.However, through the medical care given the sick, the teaching of the ch: dren and genèral kindness to all, steadr and permanent progress is being made The condition of things is very differen: in Central Africa, where the millions of blacks are well disposed to become fer vent Christians, and could easily be con: verted if the means of access to them were more easy and the cost of the mis sionary expeditions less enormous.Fa ther Forbes concluded this lecture by gir- ing epecimens of the language and singing of both the Arabs and negroes.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OTTAWA CITY NOTES.Ottawa, Nov.27.\u2014The Boston train on the C.A.R.due here at 11.10 a.m., was two hours late to-day on account of a heavy snow storm in the southern pari of Quebec, near Lacole.The drifts 1 many places were over two feet in depth.The regular Montreal trains were praci- cally on time.Mr.N.A.Belcourt, M.P., returned to the city from New York on Saturday, where he has been since Nov.3, four days before the election, on account of Mrs.Belcourt\u2019s illness.Mrs.Belcourt is considerably better.About fifty German immigrants passed through Ottawa yesterday, on the Winnipeg train, for the Assiniboia district, in the North-West, where they intend to gettle.\u2026 They-had all the appearance ci making excellent settlers.: Lient.Ross Hayter, of the 22nd Che chire, an ex-cadet of the Royel Military College, \u2018Kingston, bas been appointed staff officer to Sir Charles Tucker, at Pretoria, Lieut.Hayter was a Toron:s boy.: Messrs.Heney and Smith, of Ottawa, have secured a contract from the Domir ion Government for building a brealwa- ter at Carleton, Bonaventure coun!\".Quebec.SULTAN\u2019S TROUBLES INCREASING.Constantinople, Nov.28.\u2014A difficuliy has arisen between Germany and Tur key.The Ottoman Government objec:3 to Germany using Farsan Island, in the Red Sea, as a coaling station, and wishes to establish there a depot accessible 10 all the powers: Germany, however, 11 sists that she will not abandon the land.\u2014 MONTREALER IN TROUBLE.Toronto,\u201d Nov.27:\u2014Adrian Bechag, °! Montreal, was arraigned and remanded on a chatge of pocket-picking.In a la dy\u2019s-purse found.in his poseession was À corixidersble sum of money.The police belisve the- purse \u2018was stolen.Bechsc cannot speak Hoglish.\u2014 copopssuslR osu rao Eas EO COBEQ TYREE æ = nN eo 8B WYP Te \u2014 PN el BN Hel Bad eal mB ele -| - TUESDAY , Novem BER 27 1 \u2019 900.TH DA AILY WITNESS at TE bit CIAL E - LEC or TIO } M \u2014 x | Mr.Th MOUS POSIT Ns.fi Argenteuil a jowing state McGou SITI selec a 232 remet in St n bas ON.to ta did not findi .Wh in S with ref th o run.ate ing i = 13 en the t.Antoi erence e fol.cided At th who has it easy to at a candi proposal br once to hi to ack J Sen las an ; me idat of bri vision: is seat ; Mr ention i y desire 8 > He le after I u of bringing me Ald.pe in case Strong to it was d WOMEN\" sof nt it Sp i Clogs: of Monies pond da FR V'S WORK oN ends undert to lerchante of that one Clearihue Now it ie Montreal e name of PHERE\u2019 IS .2 Lon ok asc Some.of city whieh it has it a underwood th men- TB CTRCUMS PANNE THE D at sia 8 su ion wheth ertain b my MS may be th at Ald, de © meet STANCE! DUE Judge ELORIM.ce \u201cpporr to alent amor ri could means trong has aa onably _ offer, fro + who attornocn of the W 8 To traintes Pagnuclo TER DISP na date.rrant unt of \u201ccount so decli inferred m der ad b n was omen\u2019 inte istaie: rende UTES LC tie very js omy becomi personal McK ned.that The be raved th much enjo Club Bedard par cor sing 1h red Ju .ia .3 : vi ps © + dgm : fame a avorabl ewhat DZ a ca INLE In to od ul \u20ac Bevere oyed b yester- couneto 8.Jul in th petition ent thi en leading mongst e Tec surprised o- Y IN the ch ident, rather those councillors à fam Grosbotlior.for \u2018con: = .citiz a la eption at P DAN e se air a Mrs.r in o mier lors amou oiliot of Th on- En ome of ens rge n of lot GE intr veral nd, a Rob r- ings a of th s dispute Th eodor ; ,\u2018 tizens, and i umbe my to R.oduced Dec ftèr the trame ngs to unser e municipal is Is an Ta ommunica ose wh inform er of o Ass of the ed Dv s of bu he tra eld, was for 0 unse oillot municipal betwee an © men m ated to o had si ation as ur veal assin nounc aftern Le Ros: siness ansaction $150.damag at Bed aving ity of D.two ; jon meeting À no oad signed i to ed to inate Hi LR en oon.TE 8 by the club; ! (à This amd ard, the latter elori- | aî \u2019 been n th mittee it was the P im R th ossi as \u2018Wi The as the chub; e pre is am obta: e latt proce : candidate consid e Reform of gen oli ew De au gnol t omen\u2019 subjec speaker ed, b sent * ount ined er sued ed- oo A ; tle- ce th estio ook u s W t, a er t ut cont: not pud him was MO I andere the Club, wi bok of Ho at was n in p the ork,\u2019 £ an- he gr the c rainte havin gment ?- subse st favo erstood choice ho en.- said, very a clear, various and D judgm ound ourt re par oy been for ibsequentl rabl d that of y man's epnon Later ne net phas r.also bees at t fused Tps\u201d ven, Dai Ja itself tly so y received my a New to 8 \u2018sph eat ecting ical m es of 80 bec was n he wh to gr ask.-.fused owing t me opposi ed at fi name Ra York, N h grant ere,\u2019 deal .The anner a judi ause ot for ole am ant it - to À 0 the if osition rat, bi te Presi , Nov.27 er g her althou sald re is .no cial a e d verba ount of on = on certai ollow e fact man fa us k resider L927 \u2014A bee 1 here oaly gh so about he wi conte band efend: 1 inj of th [= : th that ifested nown t McKi A plo n d bas be a be me a wo- thi stati onme ant h uries Q ze spoken on th e lead of 1 had sa to th cKinley t to assassi which Ca aT or acanl-sph re willl n the son of b nt of his enow , and - thoyen to on Ts en 91 oc says the e poli has been assi Much neither nay v, 20d wh ere.What four months nis estate.eng > st as hese 1e past y party 2° e \u2018Eveni ce of een made Ÿ control rat EE hat onths pros to : objecti the pa matter: LY y muni ng W Hobok de cceesit.trol an no cumsta.s, ba _ pres nt was and .\u2018 ; Ë , J - It rw nce ve : crib s fil chiectionable party had 3, I explai en Burea cated wit] orld.en, N.J by cu y, fixed had oman 8 ov SP ed b ed at ab plain u a th t Th |lo stom, by bee ha er ECIAL y la ~ reason wh been ures bandoned ned Poles of 5 Wadhingon, se cret vire Le te chat pe opinion.\u201cestablished by Albert Court SESSION ™ of J he ma , et Servi sid tu ere ot n ancti css of § S A entire e gov ould not ae there cy to ce recel n who i urnish 1ce ered re.A mus ecessa oned his ap peci ND.T conf ernm act was a let ved thei is ing th istactor is al w t re rily to s gra peare al 8 r of M den ent, s as à su no ter wri eir i accused e ti ctortiy A1 Pos oman\u2019 main th fol- n pend ndmoth, oo, Session \u2019 ot beartil March ce in the as Ih port.knowled, ritben b informati ed.Th mes Is fill, a ftion wh ephere © same nish bon two months À charge to-da: et an I: heartily of nd ead hed ami had had °xceedi ge of En Jormation throu e choose what.and a ho 10h she cnn aor.he peace.for ponte In je was sen Beat.ab : goveram the had als nistrati ing! the Engh enchman gh Fallin what b terly peful can s Sopeace for e exten Jail sentenced ows f solut iB The ret ent of Sie Wil 30 ap tion | C1Bed y poor nglish 1 whose BE & opinion th she has been fre at.stealing.con one year.or sand Sed Go rom ely : : urn ir Wi adopted proved 7 was withhe The name of ose rons Po onT piace shal en the ling con ped ear.S00.to pr u : th pu ty withstandi of his ilfrid La by vous withheld \u201cna age was oneo st had at wi 1 be tree tc record coal w , to k t, Ki er re / NBL .th US reasons.; b me of w ue.bee woman\" .Th to ye wa from as f cop & dn rock: , natu is majorit ing th party t urier si e Writer T; by the the omen 1 There had in 5 only sobre ars\u2019 imp: bad the ound 0 ey a a ral pony epee Ln o power.Not., and say \u2018hey h: police ac- n are bad b the tent\u201d was prises ne, galt 3505060 nd Blac nd z w n.com: e »xplanati r.N worth day ave disco for hou taken past een m nt,\u201d was re onmen ot a 8 -R.y ob 00 ladd 21 do ater, 1 L.wy cami tes gentlem nations ot- y of inv that his > discovered - usehold éme py and in any celebr er- t entence As his| a BE0G00 er Tr es \u20ac , Just wy, candidature seemed stil dons, the estigati story i hd duties.art ln work ou ated SHIP of three rer roubl ure Rh as i n- tural under e, and th still honte Dao 3 at Jeas wing ssignol- | ork meranen PIN RE \u20acs eu Ss 1t § to ex their e co ostil 8 MIS, \u2014\u2014 t Tone the i 1- ga utsidg\u2019 G NE mr \u2019 mati 5 ut result 0 expect auspi vention to Th SSION \u2014 te Ta ncrea ve s of ue ws ee 050508 sm, # j , the ices ion w e Re NS IN odes.oar se in tatintical tro Domi \u2014 .\u2014 ORS if in nuned gufavoral) refore, t It was na.Montreal L Dr.H INDIA women who beg ore during the data vo Live nion Ui a 8 ; El | me by o accep y to , that it s na- 1 real Di .Hackett .who who h e Wer ring th umber ola 5 sal rpool ne 88 .- Hi ge me by the t the candida it woul teresting ad de , princi Tho Chose ad no homes.e last two ass passens 29 00 - Domin F ks .uisition gentle e candid nd Id d Men\u2019 ing ad Coll neipal of IN burden indepe homes the m two {| T sengers seco v 24 fon \u2014 cc 2° \u201cqusition with en ES os cur tor areas Chri dress tre aE the Le Pel ee ndene ere rot par spe D ) second cab for Portland: - = Sc : he it the conv.out wai who si e offer afte risti at th , gave w nted eir, m © rath r own t Stat omy Abin ortl \u2014\u2014\u2014 i e roo ian e ea wv ork out, no al er A es nion in and and, etes et Ath me, he pl pe | moon.The publ be MoGil Yours ye or a nn ph a a Questions for pe Royal 16 third _\u2014 4 = Ina the idea of accepling à my > ble o which bject of his Samia momen ar PR women Shrew, or on 0 Ne and putes AND P | D that he bi ea of acceptin nIe that cite.ich hi lahab.remark OF PB ro oe nds mand 1s for those The Eide abin and 147 io from = ALA À ed tering imself rom M g ir speak city mad is fiftee ad, Indi 8 or Physical str suited of work est wa from paider-D à 147 thi with 25 Lo CE pe A very Political was not r.Hutc] ation red .Hi e hi n years\u2019 a,a 01 W nical ength, either th to which uida ristol empste ird class EMB A _ j earti Jif desi hin cit s descri 1m well 8\u2019 w ° omen educa , or à rough ch y, N for P r ss ass ROI i conve I ily e, an sirous son t y\u2014t cript.wali ork f w are d tion.efecti gh lack ELD ov.24 ortl .Me DE Ji £ prete ci EE Hh did ce | rte i So PPT Eo CANADA\" ioned 18 a n n |; an sac- pin ey tak and ove ges T 1 R ; ' Ba to name the ame i i or th 7 and of Allah e- ing g ston ake in r su he R TS B LINE t- made 2, name forw subject of og.He ope Hind the io © ronan to UD work: only pply der-D -M.S AILINGS.04 ?made aware i utchins ard wi ject of ©xisti e spoke is\u2014was place of crease RA One de over rk only Phi ed 1 empater Lake C Gs.PLETE G ; 3 i not i the on, h as men ing b of th very i sac.384 cr field remedy wa A nti tho Dort line ham S \u2018 : e given hi indeed requisi le Was .ary bodi etween e very interest 20d lechnical t cr mensy would tnterve the incle Sino, Which plain, of the eoromi ® uisition i e0- he Allababa the aay good feels | trade or prof raining.It duterven | mency the has beon detair I Py ihe decisi ee thor tet in m Allababag gst iffer er Recersars Pt overs \u201cworms dane tol ue 8 for.Liverte y morning owl + .romise that h he hal also i amongst Whom ent mission: Rececsary profession to fai Yurider speclal 1b bo 8S.tan o weathor 8 om etain- Ï I : \u2018Und La he would had si inform distric the work 1 ae tous on to gan lear pérectat |ipie pan Ptr pool at og to 1© ; of view er th onventi abid ona.ed his t was divi work i nol fon to the e all ba ned 80 is year to a, the 7 0 led th a of ese ci ion e o ry am audi divid in |H took social mplo, ok upon it tory oar sail last clock is ' r- M the Dixh ct ans to b nly ongs jen.ed.© conalderc AE mont pon, re by the re from the.oi : A : 3 Huchingon, Th tances, and \u201c| of the wi nest the Kindy student mise FE SR Ti TE of wn Bal 7 das recent Geiayed SE dents SUPERB ANTIGUE LE LF ander © appr ha ich in Come ole of ity of ent - into ti M he.destruc is nt fstic view.irgs \u20ac ls d he Lake ( n her depar SI 1Q ! i and oval ve d I bol pers Indi Allahab 8 not © the kitehenn struction of ti view.8\u20ac 8 of th estined ake C and cl depar- 5 2 AN UE, at irom th other of Mr etermi d very on.Th ia, w.ad ed b Kitchen ; not on of asion f ason the for ham, eared i C AND TUR be e cont r friends, Charl lined, an glad of e st as a , but tak y Women w thei replaced the social port of thy mussels Brisa Plain.At Th ri AAW AR IND KISH | to be very glad est in ends, to wit Alex\u2019 d discu the © udents were à wel- It © positio D RO RE TEE ed, and pastel or re Blder-D complets the | The 5 e Subseriber Et P PET IAN P - at - , tr -De eto e sal t Ru ribers wnt AL 8 R ER.w \u201cequal if m is favo withdra far f sa the opportuni ere alw \u2018na ad bee ns which as in t supple ven eal.mpate the 1.182 g Col ha BD ACE , CA UG candid ly h y sup r, and w mi rom bei ristia ty to ays epend n urg men - cv bplement.Owin LAS = Hoe proresent PEEL lector ve Tec PO ST MEL\u2019 S AN of candidate bes carry DpoTiers wi [an miesionari ing prej n religi bony rue, ont the War would mt tai raging lens T VES from t STREET.(Wing elved in RTIE RI L's D v n religioi of an hey ey w It TOUS not o nein al e se SELS he FRID er nstan stru RE PS, HA Le have tel?gen brought | port.i | est fri es conside judiced n, and y Tom would ould n omen b take.e two ong the vere sto; : Only AY, Ni inds tinople © tions S, Et , OR IR : , have felt bo eral confidence Ha oot Iriends.Af Rjudiced agains oF a velibood.but not be\u201d getmearey ccame thor Head line vase rm whi of Turkish Ant ov.6th, 29th a to sell bis entre » Etc, Et IENT : a- ure, b und to nfide rd le a ich M ter hem nst th majo ood, b r Har; driven to It w thei and th ine v or th ch has Carp ish Ar can gl h, 20th tel B his r.LE c AL not suf ut I persi nce I ss en.PT r.A alludi their © Majority o \"but statistic Griven to as been dup eau.Jessel e past bee 1 ets, 8 t, containing à stock entire VON - d- ot suff felt ist i sh y of .H ling great gcod t wo tics pa The ears eon delves .Bray H th few days overs {ne Ki ntaining some 30th.) ol valu B tion to a by i that in ould 1 the McGil Grace to th s own i men are as ron e sake of ln dora, the y Head, ss days © ee Mons, ng 8 idea sas 7 EP able Collects bn 3 in t the di my candi p am cGil - , fo e wo aa end Le du ra eof neoeel ved 1a hole cad, now am oted strictly $ 8.ete.the lik of th 1e daily at Collection at charact a man ntimating ivisi i hi ong th YM rmerd rk 888 they establi ready that t noo: ls e n thei Tr to th now m gore strict] al.Mr.E the f the em ally DAY, ction at the 0 : the remm is arri e student CA y se Aggreeatve eve a8 ready to m he nD to-day Feo yogis akin y without.B ia bleh erit.at 2 and 7.50 at L trust and such onde could el val the; udente of .Wo cre- pften 6 type of \u2018mew other.thelr lkety splay od to ronal port, have | or Babayau of whisk he.As t and 7.50 pa?hi] deemed a th sound pri ndoubtedly hid oquent re, he m of Al uld tak type.and sold of \u2018new woman: of thelr, cargo to be\u2019 while th reach The 1 ne pa reserve il be pre has mover] Dis col +30 p.m AY a h eref nei ly hi - port appeal , he mad.lahabad e we and 8 the woman\u2019 stren eir.i to oes fo here e B .Mon ormer = pres nev k Ru lection o nd 0 ing m recaloitrant that les.igh of t for th \u20ac an on th orne Degree whole an Piet uous be loaded, à before tema treal \u2014 ent er been intro is = pur = \u2018 sai : earne g m >, ur ja oad ese re to-mores at - \u2014 at een Ir the re sion af The trast ts Tay duty in waive missions in Tai 1e © interest and on a, an hose shel et with iotured a5 \"png S ded, sothat the to-morrow.The Goods on eS A .ra e * Tr a | e IC ok to ds I pas bar, an a a contr waiv- POPY dia.behalf of up raised.2 living tered Some as heal Ralivay © Pau pains to Steamers readiness AE & Donne day aa me e art LE pAse Sa, a, ; Tere.e 8 = een , and -lne fr mpa., of! the ose : LLY ue: T es ARCH, \u201cthe boss Miss AR BAL that dom peaking of the , Af a the D788 om they Ear C , À sday i Ae ; du est en, fut nything.| © do aay, Jom entr uct \u2018 i A5KED T0 or néon ta: | at Holts pss ie fe be Ha |B ow sean ee TT : a- .; & Ee was h \u2019s thi .sed t eh ught a dis ought 7° n, e a rture of as\u2019 th \u2019 * diviai eputati E RAINVILL fois\u201d.nth Rnd A: held g third.the othe gramme , too appea ar has b Th rivals o of t also t ect re vision ] on of ; rif\u201d atte Hr 9 PH fu rest, th status would 1 that h ring 9815 been mu close à ard \u2018this vessel dB .ors of .* ; ast electo: E high ndance and.à Saturday, y future a: e fi of Cold mot andi- : mn of.sailings er : - il- eveni rs of A ord and ere - ai at find th as it eld w n ind again THE late navi, gs f F ° asked } propri ng wai St ened er.nd the was - 4 and oir j had Homo o ustry be, T CLO! or than peop o\u201d : py ed hi etor ited upo Louis th Mr.Fred o conse à very | na \u2018some out o one, nore, ¥ he o SING a sation this - Mr m to of th upo and e program , ert bf 6° ou sph, and .pase in for, ot n.ficial OF form \u201d ; e.Rainvi con e \u2018 n ac ric ott home; th Pe haere, | women: the: avi an TH er \u2019 hi Me.Pigeon ÿ de a ir canard, and taioment, ME pue Te oo rl an 3, REE EE \u2014 8 as MONTREAI .| into on promi epend sion wi violin pla r.gh rgan A the b selves rhe ature of th Monol of the ten the Ca e cl ; ldate ant 4 { \" Pigeon promised to take she marie ar feta! 5 Alfred Lar the enter.£ive panimhous.vote 2 oud woud 8 ef ir amater ChE Ed Cenuine Provincial our sus hou .re een n .[æiven to Dr.second of t gen .Work; wea of yet buoys \u201cwest ta ecti rage or to - n- QUEB D e matter y Mr.F cent co such , Whose ture Dr.[oconded hanks, eral \u2018oc : 6 to\" k a day begun, ys west a- da: Lib on.s at be a EC Mr .H ncerts, ace pleasi re Alt R by Mrs.Vol od.;| pends Pass\u2019 or twa.but ot: day last eral C the ensuing m Quebec ELECTI s.G .Blai accom in She Alter a > Rossigno ke, Faoved- b i ponds u es\u201d throte gun, but this 1s.ay est lar onven ensuin A Ea ,N 0 the \u2018Tote Ern r on t pani g| Mrs club, t rief di 1 for h oigt, y \u2018| has\u2019 re pon - th aroûgh, Ness long s.fives from e gely at tion h 5 > cast, th ov.27 N NOTES.Intermezzo Mui be o nied memb Sub, the m easton by ool 2.1 he buoys ln oe ut a, will gon: : I was.uns tended, of Bittle or provi \u2014E effect.rmezso\u2019 M.Me organ Dre pres Fra ceting adic by mabe the buoys rd ier, vay tong Yo candidate of th Polling district on Sat a- litde or vincia] xcept i .lin .Mr.S by M piano , and Moteaife of th nels wh adjour member god Que in the from O .Capt g à dienc ate of apanimou district repres ur- v- tew sceming se election in Quebec shead sar ydney D ascagni, rendered Nov.20.4 21 te club Til De urned.rs Bie will bec as channel pawa 5 Boucher and ou pt an ously nom in the dio In ing to ement heer.bec Duga sang \u2018Cruci ugan anc with \u201ctrom haif-pas at her r od.ot Tiver.egin imoceiree botweez Mes er: ro Le 5 request.Ih nated tna : ng a Quel tak her causin n also rucifix\u2019 and Mi good alf-p Der, Tesiden to Five at raie P05 en Montreal Prova) aay oot est.© hove od as the ; Liber e any i e, relati g splendid san x asa d as Ho Divan vu ce, 420 1 r, taking low lately eible n ontréal Th and a ully off have in obe J als e Bast the interest i tively © voi g tw uet and oi.| RETU ee.to fi ternoo or vosmelr don end.a Pie Dow, a nine com cceptance consented, the chan fight is in th y companied ice.Mi o choice M RN ve o' D, Bols wn th , and will nd cou merci ce.yself 1 nted =\u201d e esars.nie e r.OF clock.going doun © Wark up re m tion it.ol or your ; ter ances s rvea betwe em.Mr.by M iss Holli solos i A WE .STRU dou ss mp u ust ton a3 it cant 4 Jud our eh fro | Py Pre eee dd ue an a Bear Signature of fp Sr SA ; ; or , WI io c .e Ci .i p- téen of Wil it ted eati e, N , MI 2° pre - e ol of + th < bm chette nator P.T 18 vor of the ns of u ributed ty Beal r and S years St.8 Ham L in Lock; ng to: ov.2 DIAN - bu sent sh chiet the pe eleé- à and aquet, lat- nugual tw utif emina co osulpice eclal Lock.aport, day torres : celness like ac, objects the 6, an = 29 sion, other , Mr y sup merit o othe al?Montr ry in ected wi teclalr, of ing that nn Ng gréceiv tish aeness-lik ge of 4 ral\u201d P a : Last ni soli .port.ment.T , ary Rom notre Jb the Len (Pat ner of tué te ed Vice- re particu malntam a arlia- ' a and enth night id m Gaspa d a selec- main.\u201cI whe e, has the ast fif er.T no ti the m B messa; 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Bete ith ent repairs at\u2019 She prev o othe FOR { ATH I have tne now you.e my - = in Mission will b n, of No wright, B Tguerite Me Harve obertson, SLE r church, St.Patrick, Be SCHOONE 9 at Liverp will receive trips péter on.obedient servast, ask you ta piace sq e the Li tre ence ell clea y, Harriet CIAL .ot à ON ool before Cao TH KI se or pl a on ¢ low 101 e Liberal Dame de Bink Ida lo Bryson Rub y Pearl ot SERVICE he Portsmoutn, ADVAN efore going THE COMPLEXION rvant; to be, gentl ace .he ir ned th candid inks, Do nd Mabe uby Marti ain- Ch 73 thon of th , N.H.CE W ne ve Mon emen, p = \u201c pocentns can Robert Ell me me Swain, Cons Hel Phelan: Tone] Cressey Tn G PUNT.AT WEST- schooner hens ov.2 RECKED CURE SIC M treat, 2th November.ta Tou ._ D Jane Te ndidate- i erton nowdon, | men Th Heage sabel Ang.was well d b masted sont m sightec lite sav patr RE SICK HEAL A mber, 19 ON.\u2018 i i Dr osaues C ; .-in H > Park 3 Hen .n eagerty, very di as well Baptist y the R ; not b and ng ash ted a savin ol- DA RRIA , 1900.| .Lad \u2018artier i 4.! unti er, Gert riette el , Ag- lorie sagree attend Church las pr.1e e mad helple ore on heavily sta- ADACHE.GE 27 y candid, ouceur ler it isi - ng- cheri: 7 rude Phi naedi , Myrtl hort was Seable wea ed con ch last r.ha on boa.e out.ss.H the San laden \u2018 W INS LIC i hn ate.will be \u2018anounced ; Mary Minnie hilli inger, ely ted vas Have fai ther.nsiderin ev- 8 d been rd, and hora or, na nds dis- hole OLVEN ENS * woul the.Cor th ry Joh Martin ps, Isabell Mabel nto the keani Pr aan © g the the ) werd It wm © was no sig F Wh TE ES at da Conservation Galbrai nstone N ella B him hçarers to cog Chesser: fous.char?pt overbaaral 5 Do sign.of or Brown eat JOHN ST Ppea ; : I Faith, / Le > anon lan- and The eping put th : H y's sch lite erbo ough.sign Bread, Fl ATE \u2019 to r th a ver] Véréna: , Elean ura.Rien Fhoure befor due nice of thet God = o ox.fhe b concr soon ard by the À of our CHAR M.M.8 ADVER at the Oeneervati porte Mudge or Roberton] Te present gave oxy Srahelr God s entire.pou ottom.Th soon 2 prepared do.à So BRO vez TERE DUFF.neervatives | Mudge, 2 au, Jennie five a more us ceting closed 1 and trust to pleser © he\u201d Vessel atr red Lo go to BRODIE 86.Jam D ACOOUNTA : \u2018 TIS atives don, er, Florida hel MDerentt à pe to have « pression losed man pressive vost on eing sight she should go to The & HAR es Stree UNTAN = n- Com, ily de Riend eau, \u201cLiz ott, + prayer sie Aves life to their mot those heme but forme life ted pS À strike axiginal makers 1e ee and T, 7 a- S.(A nger, Eric Te Leu ind Snow 1 Taek from wir oe the M tre to N° lite the stern.savers west.to go tiie a ary Stross w Selkirk Ave \u2019 y q The AS MeN ah Pheodure service 75% De hea ona Bi.A te gevers (Bin board.» board to\u201d the McKay, M article, ce ma Ave.Guy : Th ext concert wi ght; Robt, Bey.|| vice begs aot, sante Sana bi, Sask Rohr Palmer LEDGERS, = Hall TNOO! 1 take nch a ; CHOK EF; \" Bre her Hie is lying her Nov.20.; \" ge, thy pores Mrs te - ?S : n, D plac er.An ! ED EPS [ican so that at À ay PCA TRE Shoger 203 Dolores Heth s.Pal : \u20ac , Dec.1 e on Jann Inquest BY Po : de au oO aL waiti The À np epperd Rev.Rethore 5 mer 9 ; à Sat- es s FO SE 198 , .the ng tu, ; .S , M.c.tho , M.» 2 A » at Aseociati t- bed at x on, eld oD.Sinker où aide \u201cfrat.oppo tue dome B.Simmonds, 7.W.Si hore, 5 BIN ROHBIS tion Sund Tarrison, wh this Taken steam tthe.ie ie Simmons, Mi Mr.Shop epperd ew| S S His G HOP BRU on ot Day morning 120050 A.3 morning \u2018on Est be Grounds.he =H.Taylor, Miss ou Sloane, adr, er HEET and bis compani ?BRUCHESTS RETURN sb ls ating serie, of pus os aes, aa rink oa à ME tr Spied 5.=ET HOLDE he ion 0) ret et psy sh Thi at, on 1 v 8 Ww ager, as the k 8 fr.Fre mas or, M .Jas.a rned to the Re p Brüchesi the puoturned ax choking showed e report BL Very ro ashed day to e Home crew \u2026 and Frederick - T.air.amen The Si rLoo 7 RS es titer an ab the city v.Canon Vai and : verdict 2 by food that the | DER DEMPST way.Ey a Rule The 1 A eight Royal West: Mr.5 mplest an ae Le race is in exe où Bonds mat EVENING CLASSES accordenes vit 1 FSTE ste, that the tain \u201cPu BARON SU dur > syotemn on the ave n- satisfi 18 in ex of about aay morning, ING CLA guce with wos Eld R VEss e is |e in Page St.An H SUNK:.BE : on.the rest Loose =.Sta ed with cellent h aix weeks.His Th SSES F ord na ere Ep, PEL CHA seat end of th Porter am, 2 + ET, PE market.Leaf ; tes and his visi ealth His cl e experi NERS FOR BEGI Fa n tak the Aster H RTER- b e bar { the h hier, anded .Stationers, B ana the Archbishop ma sit to th and quite prow for eriment of ; EGIN- for tr Erie, ovr al Gover recel \"| Bellon Sway Toaded yestera pe nt.Les ssjaners, Flan Sook om \u2019 we amous.\u20ac op .While i outhe: ve su n eni s ahspo ont co ernmé elved th ve ro, with ay af the 1151 N Makers oa, 8.&hri mad : ile rn N ec ners In » port ros mpan: ént © 1 Pa m h h ternooï Notre sod \u2019 Fe deloupe rine of N e a pilgri in Mexice; early all easiul A aloae an evening ting a ce serv.ose, Ashanti teams at vibrer, ps and aa moorin; She Tad Mo) Dante Préatert, Ce x her pe es sty ol ae cp |e HE SL HS pie Sei fits R- A- D ma #74 short visite ie cprated Cun, prem worse, have bee unable either to | stozes and Lees rl à Africa.The An the BS.Rens vas caught as a UN IT = \u2014 Wind.visits to N his ret pontifical da ings in \u201cThe n are aie \u20ac yal h railwa ti have e the rie ar ne u \u2018Ben ssistan ught fa whart TO | so ew urn y in clase in to With as lot mL PL Bee So, ¢ posite this eet thro \u2019 N OH ING HU A re in Orleans, 5, pe paid 7.3 Wedneadoy and ass mcs three mi miles Ne\" ant.\u201cTho 5,2 vols was M moraing te in bor \"asc, pou Load B.C.L Theedil 1 +1 given i presi 1s 0- a -30 o\u2019cl Thur on HI 8 for th Mo M et, e e St r or re 7 car rritat M en in id evening » and 1 consists clock, ured M AN T th unt r.Tr wh whar: t.M Inv rs 808 ed by auons ben the le at d serious | NG ie a me on- pone AR e C emblay.?op- A \u2018oct Fr Pie La easy OURS efit of > Monument nN conce M sr dés model from Dunlop, arr lne 7000 AT HALL roe rep her cargo: TEMPLE RRIAGE LICENSE J ETIoTES Resorvr with Coron « ou ional for t of qui no w wh ss 1300.E ved \u2026.Co 1 | Is! EP 5 IEDIN BS Me Resor the, 7 Quotations \u2018afloat gre.bad ad ihe ges the Dae ony Sade hers ata 009.lamt $2.50; - number.2 joins, -réceïve 4 B ihe Brat oof, « amine room with hand- [ J 808 CASK] 8 SON?red wh ; : : \u2018 np, 50 + lémbs.0 > extra - rom.) -T'Was-Ebén'advised | #ôme fire-place, -room, library, ex- [QF _ | In store; varios g oc In ai 38.65 per cwt.- Prices nn, PEseotioaliy | oui 8, $1.50 to ra Ro] fie hits, ae.ko hs Paing\u2019s Cal ; Compound ads pro.| $eBsion kitchen, pantry.\u2018and\u2019 cloak ¥oom, 4 Tune Works, : wheat, 504c to 510.0-17: SUS WURK- {the same as yesterday's Fustadons.Sheep 8.3; Ho, a Suis, 33 to och \u2018Lelery Compound.I pro.| S08 hardwood ficors.\u2018There is good bed: Waut a Cannâtah Representative fer Liverpool cables ars: Sprbug \u2018Sarat.ge 204, ARDS were ctv, and tl naa 8 re A nT TE PVE | sured the preparation and began to use room accommodation, H, M, SIMPSON, 2 lerg, ete.Highest referesoes req pAdi Ted winter 65 1a; Nort Cala ob Eros of og thik wok hae ances In to- Bast Buffalo, Nov.28\u2014Cattle uñchanges, # With, wonderful benefit.I am wow | Canada Lite Building.Tel.Main 8344.271 : .mri P40: Corn, 4x 20) peas, 5u B4G.dey, when heavy shipments came in.\"The! Calves were in fair uapply, light demand convinced after using seferal bottles of een: = -Propert 5 FLOUR\u2014Thera js no change of impor- total run was 45 loads, including 800 cattle, and lower; cholce to extra, $7.25 to $1.50; this unequalled medicine, that no other : .; ; arc: - Porty.EN ot a Io 13¢ Sour market.The demand is 1,040 shoes and lambs, 10 calves and 1,567 good to choice, to $7.80.Sheep and Dis © Eh it tn 2 small, prices unchanged: Wheat, 60¢ to 88c; : oe [DBI character with: supplies ju.Boas.; ings to-day to sete an a mand and higher ; \u2018choice | C9 compare with it in any respect.I £0 50 rye, soe te fans fee 10.870; comm 426 ER BALE, TES PROPERTY OF.THE\u2019 Sufficient go Steady prices, which are un-| Butchers\u2019 Cattle\u2014The offerings to-day to extra, from $5.10 to \u201885.25 ; good to am now a changed man ; my health is oa, Tye, to 58g; barley, 36c 0 5 late J.L.Nicol, Florist; Cataraqui, near changed.\u2019 thomisted ohlefly of inferior cattle, for which choice, from $4.90 to 35.10 ; Canadé Intabe, \u2018Fenewed, depression of spirits gone, my.oon a te ut So, cer sore Kingston, Ont., \u2018consisting of 35 sores of We quete as follows: Manitoba patents, there was littis or no demand.Business cholce to extra were 95.25 to $5.35; good to appetite ia good and I ca ep wall.\u2019 - sop pene.qu Fl na aor land, with nine greenkiolsss (heated Lys H.35; strong bak .t was practically at a standstill.Good cat-| choice, $478 to $5.oge\u2014The hog market ; 2800 can sleep well\u2019 ton.Butter\u2014Large.of deman hot water) frie: dwelling house; : *Kxers, $4.05 to $4.10; straight Pp y j » 9% rd re a tre tive; rolls at 20¢ to 22¢ and ec for choice; of 3).ee \u2018 ay me - tle were wanted, and top prices would have opened bc to 10c higher with 40 loads ft, but TT \u2014\u2014 érooks, 19c to 22e, And cream 23 to He vutbulildings, etc.; well supplied with T7 mr been pald for the right stock.The best closed with the advance lost: heavy oraned tall from 40c to 45c per bag.Pork,heavy, active, demand frm at 180 te 100 per Water; fret class apple orchard, and ail, AD sales were at $3.80 for a small bunch and at $5.05 to $5.15; Yorkers, $5; pigs, $4.90; 8 to-6%c per Ib.; beer, hinds, bo to Be ep : 0 the land in the highest state of cultive.\u2018 VERTISEMENTS & f load of fairly good cattle.| roughs, $4.50 to $4.96; stags, $5.78 to, $4.35 : ; \u2019 , dosen.Poultry-\u2014Largest supply of season, the land particul \"te 1 - 4 sors PE ee steady and unchang- the offerings were pretty well cleaned up.n°.fp rkeys, ote Ke per Ib.a Spatr; 8904 demand; ve cn ckens nas do Mo per FAM EWING, of Willies\u2019 A Qo: M 9 od Jer few feeders are coming for- but on the close Yorkers were quotable at ohickems, 406 to 50c a pair; butter, prints, | Sure for shoige birds; medium at Soc per Seedsmen, Montreal 000000 8\u20ac.oo\u201d s S Tard at present, and thete is a moderate $4.95 and pigs $4.90.He 8 He Der 1b: butter, Tolls, 38e to 240 air: ducks someon tein es at 750 to $1 \u2014 ; | demand for the better ones.Several loads - per-'lb:; eggs, 20: to 23¢ per dosen; potas per Bair: geess: at To to §1, according to tl Are prepared from Na of earl, Sais sod a 260 0 \u20ac io4ar : = ONTARIO MARKETS.toes, i to 45c er bag: spples, 50e 2 ge.wei 6 turkeys Junply aetive demand, Lm Ae , REUTERS Gp CE \u2019 ; : » 1 To.A \u201ca |rer >-hay, : per ton:iosts, Melge tg dc por .pound; \u2018Areszed: 085, NUDPly | ga.+ | | ; a.ture's mild laxatives, and |# ver eve ually of \u2018the offerings Be repetition.aly ord Gay's marke: was 3 Barty toc ian hose, 0 to fo per blah | large, at #7 (à F140 on okt matter i Residence ant whil .lots.The quality of the offer! &s, .LG rep .e- \"= barley; 40c to 4c per bushel: buckwheat, gersoll, ¢ Nov.26,\u2014White wheat, MWIVLIIW.TH alle gent e are reliable ever, is not particularly good, and \u2018there Tho moannd, ihe seasonable Feather vas 0c to\u2019 Sc per bushel: beans, §1.40-t6 §T.76 a Bo\u201d ponte shel: red fall whens oes Te UR od efficient.They 32 hebg in de ell iE RE Tr 3 Shaft th BO Fatt, EE SRI LE SE | FOR -SA eH oo theme were of amedner ay a dE La ee por buts der [Per Bag: carrots, 26e per.bag.- coi] shel: D rg A Wo.14x bushel; cats, The \u2018Beautifully.Situated\u2019 Rawbdncich Ls : Guseg the Liv er Good milkers are scarce and high.\u201d One| mere favorable wedther than - thef® has | Guelph, Ont, Nov.36.\u2014Flokir, 31.85 to's, 18; 8 ex shel! 50480 £0 486 per Fine Grounds, formerly vocnpied by tied + - : sold to-day for #53, but this was an ex- been lately the supply of dressed fowt was | Tod \"Wheat, 65¢ to 67c.goose Wheat, dhe te buskel; bran, $13 to bér fon: shorts, Henry B.Murray.frottage oh Laks C .«1 ceptionally fine! beast.- latge, and prices about the same ss.ol 6e; bran, $13; middlings, 817; 7; 386 to 816 to $ll.per ten; potatoes,, 45e to 60c per, \u2018St Louis.One of the most desirable sub- Cure Sick Headache, Bil \u201cBheep and Lembs The supply.was large Thursday.geen Xx leg tarkeys sold\u201d at ges \"6c: hoy po $I.potateos i pea RE gnions, 3 to S5e 2 eue a 3S} urban properties about Mpntrétic.Puis page lousness, Sour Stomach, were ho.better.homer cos tire: Prises from Be fo Pad cents por 1e dns oise 900 10 Ses series The to 900: idées, dé | g1,56\" per (une DEEE Ra 06 do.oulars apply ta bg and Constipati \u2018 Sole) was a great disappointment to sellers, There |-wers In fair.demand, with sales st 40, to to Tc; Jhe hogs, 34.75 to 5.107 butter; %0¢ to owt.00 ; 5,50: per cwt.;.\u2018but.| The\u2019 J.\u201d CRADOCK onstipation.ola] o tation that prices will rae} 80 per pair.\"Geese -80ld at Gps to Mes epbe, 18e to\u201d ra air, 406 | cop,\u201d i: tr Ma Der IN.cpéumert, \u201cinc: |.\u2018 oe wi , pyerywhere, asc.per box iter: news week: partisarerie tor.mri] cn\u201d Eng - S008 20 Good pola 13 Sucks, par pair, Ve \u2018es mé nat, MC parie BC Bur gh) witumery, \"Hoo | 3 Roa] Hrtats aid Pre are P x Ths Buffalo market was toncd up a little, tops \u2018are in demand, and the priops range\u2019| Per 1b.Sc to 6c; turkeys, fa, doté 100.1) $< to\u201d 46 -per \u2018tou; - ae.47 \u201cto 46 per | a6tate ad Dazed by C.L Hood & LewelL Mass | T28 Quotations here will probably rise in ba trifle higher thay\u2019 lend 18, P éy re: Lonllod, Ont, Nov.35\u2014Grain Nupply awir ST St 164-00; JANES SFY PE x 2 .4 a é 3 tp PA ARR a grecs TOPIC Dec.2, 1900.SPENDING TIME AND FAKING PAINS FOR CHRIST.Matt.xxv., 1-13.\u2018Herein is my Father glorified that ye bear much fruit.\u2019 (John xv., 8.) \u2018What a possibility, what an inspiration, that we can enbance the glory of \u201cour Father\u2019! Our hearts leap at the thought.How can this be done?By bearing \u2018\u2018leaves,\u2019\u201d\u2014a profession of love for Him?No.By bearing some fruiz! No.\u201cThat ye beer much fruit.\u201d In the abundance of the yield is the joy, the glory of the husbandman.We s ould, therefore, aim to be extraordina inary, \u201chun- dred-fold\u201d Christians, _satisfi with none but the largest Ted.se Dur ives should be\" 2 packed: afm are) Boers: ery for si from \u201cthis suffering world is .a trumpet call to prayer for all Christians.God\u2018 alone can set things right, time spent in prayer is more use- \u2014 \u2014 ADVERTISEMENTS, CONSUMPTION ~ begins and leaves off in thousands of people, who never suspect it.It isn't much more than a pimple\u2014indeed it is a a pimple\u2014tung pimple.Health, all round it, stops it\u2014just as skin pimple gets stopped._ \u2018How to get that health all round it take Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil and be careful, PE oy you lke, & BOWNE, Chemists, Miburn's Heart and Nerve Pills.\u2014 The care and worry, the anxiety and activity of business life constitute a serious.drain on the nervous system.The business of this work-a-day world: goes with éuch a rush that iron nerves.sven break down under the strain.ob who wat their brains bright and and all their energies alive should ce Milburn\u2019s =z and Nerve Pills on approach of a nerve break down, 5 of these pills on g statements «1 heartily * recommend Milburn\u2019s Hesiré and Nerve Pills to anyone needing à tanie_for the nerves or regie a medicine to build u the systom when is.becomes weakened an mn by too clos.ication to busi- mou, Les) Ward ful then medicine.fir | able ox bij js in Elijah\u2019s solitude $00 ahait mh a part of the \u2018missi | told them how a Chi | \u201coy eT feet ip pot he\u2019 did.ful than time t in work, for the working may be to.make things worse, unless the worker has first got his instructions from God.> A living faith will orth wor ut wor at are not wrought by faith arGod are useless for the pbuilding \"of Chfist\u2019s Kingdom, How could any.mat-acteptablysassist in - a hdube withou pod factions, baa sur architect .or + First find out what Goll wants: Jou be odo, then do it with all\" your~mi \u2018The morning is the qute of the day, and should be well rded with prayer.It is one end of the thread on which the \"da 8 actions are *strung, and should er tted with devotion.If we fe more Foires majesty of life we should be more careful of its mornings.who rushes from his bed to his\u2019 busi ness and waiteth not to worship is as foolish as though he had not put on his clothes, or cleansed his face, and as unwise as though he dashed into battle without arms or armor.Be it ours to bathe in the softly flowing river oË communion with God, before the heat of the wilderness and the burden of the day begin to op ress us.\u2019\u2014Spurgeon.\u2018Our boldness before the world must always be the resuit of individual dealing with God in secret.Our victories over self, and sin, and the world, are alwi ays first fought where no eyes see but .- we have not secret conflicts, well ay we_not have any gd ones.The.6 ounflict Na n je inÿ bac do not eld \u201cfor + easy.lives! Pray to be stronger men! Do pray for tasks equal to your powers; pray for powers anal to your tasks! n the doing of your work shall be no miracle.But you shall be a miracle.Every day you shall wonder at yourself, at the richness of life which has come in you by the Brgce of God.\u2019 \u2014Phillips Brooke \u201cM if thou wouldst ruse mor the fre would burn more.Why dos thou not retire oftener with thyself?Thou wouldst be better fitted for the world if thou wert less wcrldly.If \u2018thou hadst more heavenly fire thou wouldst have more earthly power.Is there no secret pavilion i into which thou canst go and warm thyself?Is there no holy >f holies where thou canst catch a glow of impulse that will make thee strong?Is it not written of the Son of Man that \u201cAs He prayed the fashion of His countenance was alier- ed\u201d?Yes; it vas from His prayer that His transfi ory came.It was from the ow a see heart that there issued the glow of His countenance.It was when kindled \u20180 my soul, wouldst thou have thy life glorified, beautified, \u2018fransfigured to eyes omen?Get thee up into tg the se- eret place of God\u2019s pavilion, where the fires of love are burning shine Pre to the \u2018dwellers on the plain.y, prayers shall be luminous; they shall light thy face like the face of Moses when he wist not that it shone.Thy words shall be burning; they will kindle many a heart j journeyi on the road to Emmaus.Thy path shall be lambent; when ay ave Elijah\u2019's chariot of Tge Matheson.7 Dr.Leslie, the Presbyteriss mission- ~theme of much tulation some, months address Lhe \u2018St.Gabriel 1, Presbyte Church Sunday school and Bible class on Sunday.afternoon in a interesting manner.He first his hearers that it as- hey wr were.as been, bec th ened; aed ause they to for the expenses of the mission.He then ed \u2018arranged, with its brick beds and brick floor, though he had been in hotels in China that had only mud floors.He showed a model of a Chinese fisherman who steered his boat and the trained water-fowl did the rest by diving from his queer boat and bri up the fish.Leslie still bears evidence of his suffering from wounds and \u2018privation.Col.D.raser, for pie G bly, was present, and he presented some highly \"interesting facts to Fhe children, à ter Fic Mr.Mundell, the su- perintenden an r dismissed the school.Leslie and _\u2014\u2014 NATHANIEL .HAWTHORNE.Richard Henry Stoddard, the dean of | comes 0 ing hi renin or thus describes Hore \u2014 Post,\u2019 \u2018 Outdoors I saw for the: first time the.kind of man that Hawthorne was, More than handsome, more than fine Jooking there was distinction in his face anc form\u2014the distinction of manly beanty in the, one and: npaly.strength ih the T will not try to describe them Len \u201cI remember $to'haté Heard'in:; the.diterary circles of London,\u201d Mr.Fields \u201cwrote, \u201cthat since Bures, no \u2018author had appeared therewith so finé'a face as Hawthorne.Old Mrs.Basil Montagu told me, many years ago, that she st next to.Burns at-dinner; when he appeared in society, in the first flush of his fame, after the Edinb byrgh edition of his poems: | had been published.She said other things, that elthoaghi the company copsisted of wome:of- the \u2018best-bred- of England, Burns.seemed, to.her tre] BY most perfect gentleman among.them.UE This somatic do.orey Aemot gemnine , [Laxative Bromp-g ard absénde of | sleep.of the | e was musing that the fire \u201cThy life shall | ; =r = Saye Les £22 1.DR.LESLIES FAT ON CEA Pis \u2018new Ti fresh energy fn] fa Lary, whose escape from Honan was the inese hospital .was | Sle She noticed particularly his gentle grace and deferential manner toward women, and I was interested to hear Mrs.Mon- tagu\u2019s brilliant daughter, when speaking of Hawthorne\u2019s advent in English so- terms as I had \u2018heard mother, years before, describe the Scotch poet.I hap- \u2018pened to be in London with Hawthorne during his \u2018consular residence in Eng: land, and was always greatly delighted at the rustle of admiration his personal appearance excited when he entered the room.His bearing was modestly grand and his voice touched the ear like a melody.\u201d 3 ciety, describe him in almost thé same - x72 = BERMUDA From New York, 48 hours by Elegant Steamships weekly.Frost unknown.Malaria impossible.resrouss WEST INDIES TER TOURS 30 days\u2019 trip, fifteen days in the tropics.Tickets for ADVERTISEMENTS.is Rheumatism ofthe face, + Wric Acid left in the blood.\u201c fodges along thé nerve which branches from the eye over the forehead, and across the cheek to the side of the nose.The cause is the same as in all Rheumatism\u2014 disordered Kidneys.The cure is likewise the same\u2014 | Dodd\u2019s Kidney Pills - A disor disordered kidneys à i co TO sale at all principal Ticket Offices.For further particulars, apply to A.E.OUTERBRIDGE & York, or J.G.BROOK & C0., 211 Commissioners st., Montreal.ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec.Summer Travel.TICKETS BY STEAMERS CAMPANA and BONAVISTA to lower .po oliti MELBOIRNE, .OCEAN, PERSIA d ALEXANDRIA to Upper se Re renceand Great Lakes.PES LOW RATRS WEST _ \u201cToranta, some; 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Fn treal.and, in spite of themaelves, the sisters TOticed the color in her cheeks grow A wag on entering an Auld Kirk in the TX ger became interested in Dorothy\u2019s bright, Paler and a tired look in the bright eyes, 27 and 29 St.Lawrence Street .Howe o' Fife fixed his eyes first on the - § Fd of witty descriptions of men and things, but she could not be induced to desert \u2019 Co plate, then on the managers, and exclaimed 3 rect and they even joined her in a laugh once ber post until the patient was pronounc- : \u2014\u2018Dear me, twa able-bodied mien watchin\u2019 CR, , or twice.Certainly, when she rose to 2d to be progressing favorably, and near- - five bawbees!\u2019 * \u2014 Bo, Joseph thought something had been ly ready for the seaside.à à Et FEEL ETE EELS | : : : ES gained.Now that his engagement was really out he deemed it unnecessary to delay longer before making preparations for the future, so within a few weeks he had taken a house on the outskiris of the town, and had painters and decorators at work.He had previously told his sisters thet he should not think of di=- turbing them, that the house was thei:s, When the doctor was paying his farewell visit, and Martha was thanking him for his kindness, he said : \u2018Wel, Miss Bowden, it is pleasant to be thanked, but I consider you owe your life to that brave little sister-in-law of yours far more than me.I have never seen any one like her in a sick room ; it almost makes one sorry that such a | born nurse should give up her vocation, POULTRY {| In all our stores we have on view a ! splendid stoek of plump, well fed CASTORIA For Infants and Children.nt e am EE TE ADVERTISEMENTS, Mr.O.P.Stamer, Victoria, B.C.2 L ICES acently wrote the following letter: || and all the furniture, with the exception but love conquers all,\u201d he added, laugh- y \"In the year 1887 I resided near Guelph, of his few personal possessions.ingly, \u2018and your brother is to be con- ©\u2018 .y ; a D Ont., at Gouroek.At that time my sys.Meanwhile Dorothy had left the hos- Bratulated in having won euch a prize.\u2019 ' 2 JUIF y > * lem was completely run down on account pital, and had gone to stay at Mrs.Gen- Martha was silent for a moment or _ Je .EE bi my blood being impure and watery.1| Dison\u2019s, in order to have a little time in tWo, then she said, with an evident ef-| « 8 4 lept going from bad to worse and suffored Which to prepare her modest troussenu, fort : oh .- I AGO.4 great deal from carbuncles on my neck.| The days pessed quickly sad unevent- \u2018Doctor, I am utterly unworthy of all .; T liried the doctor at Hespeler, Ont., but| fully, and at length the all-important one the love and devotion that have been We are selling these goods, at a very .E ES, f1ding his treatment and medicine very dawned, clear, bright «nd sunny.Mar- shown me, and\u2014 \u201c1 fi ; Fi ostly and very slow in their action I de- tha and Sars had new plum-colored bro- ol Tut, tut, don\u2019t talk like that, we are 5 ow figure.E I» ided to give B.B.B.a fair trial.pur- caded silk gowns far the occasion, and l very glad that you haw wll ë.: i _ A sr based ive dollors\u2019 wrth and took It the former mid with a sigh ae she put through, and 1 hope Ton wil soma ied ar.We want you to visit one of our stores : .3 aithfully according to directions, and the hers on: .\"TL xt yourself again.\u2019 ° > drm lH wii 3 3 aed Grif 5 15 us poult vas that 1 vras soon sempletely : pom Jane, T4, -8a soon have |.come venin, Dorothy wes sitting by I.for we'\u2018know.you will be pleased with .: =i ET eC 4 5 ollowed \u2018Joseph to his grave.We working, and Marthe, who was.- what y R ;.says: It sant that y ru Since then I have always kept B.B.B.{ should have known then that his end | stil weak, lay on the couch apparently : y ou see a \u2019 \u2018 \u2018 on a portant baat, 5 ve n Bond, and eonsider that oue dollat*#] was peace at any rate, now we know not dozing.Buddenly she spoke : E 5 .toleok for the } stock EF A orth of it is equivalent to five dollars what's in store for him; 7 \u2018Dorothy, I am wicked, selfish 1d v PACKING a ad sok for largest El berth of dootors\u2019 medicine.\u2018Oh, Marthe, I think hel! I 1 wo d it Xe 2 have be THE \\ : n Li ited of choice and artistic pk ; Oh, a, nk hell be happy ! man, and it would perhaps have been PROVISION ~LAIM Eg ; rings.Happy ! who can tel! ?Marriage is bebber if I had died ; come here, child, red \u2018 ° .A .P \u201c+ | PM - C A D \u2019 rw à Jottery in hick I never and Jet me hold your hand «hd lock into a .A \u201chil ou, see ome of us three iake Your truthful eyes, whilst I ask you one « A gg AC er | Co BURY\u2019S| = sues Wore son \u2018sos ove ROOFING.==Sparham Fireproof Cement Roof etna tame prom: COCOA, The old church was ticonged with back to life so lovingly and tenderly ¥ Trio Only Reliable Roof for ous tee ected > Trade Mark and Patent.\\ a C ABSOLUTELY PURE, THEREFORE BEST TP°ctatore, and on all sides were heard Dorothy, ever truthful, answered hesi- ;\" TE ADVANTAGES.2236 St.Catherine St.7 NC CHEMI kindly wishes for the bride who looked tatingly: FIREPROOF.No gravel to lll drains or sponta.Smoot, snows blow off it.Any Aefeet located Lo ; CALS USED.very sweet in her simple white d.\u2018At first it f , at once, easily repaired.- \u201d Tx a Wholesale Agents for Canada, T simp e white dress end i rat it was for Joseph\u2019s sake, \u2019 y \"Roofs guaranteed 10 years _ 7 pton.Frank Msçor & Co.16 St.John St.Montreal oooh Of orange blossoms, and when and\u2014and then it was for your own, and Roots Euaraniesd 8 yoars | Prices according RL pot the solemn varde till death us do part\u2019 LE foved you and wanted you to get \" GUARANTEE.\u201cER \u2014- a were said, in his heart her hus ter, and I want you to love me is behi PARAM FIREPROOF \u201c4 , band registered a vow that no wife little.Will you for Joseph\u2019s sake ?1 ROÛFTNE \"CORP AN anal $80,000 aires\" ie state with the root.od that ete Eg 7.R.; should ever be more loved and cherished know he would like you to ?- Apply 800 ST.JAMES STIÉEET.: 48 1 AND than the girl who stood by his aide.For anewer Martha drew the sweet| .THE SPARHAM FIREPROOR ROOFING CO\u2019Y.Ah fe ad hes bo pl [Toa face to hers and eaid, softly : W.L.MALTBY, Mpa, Director.OAMPBELL & GILDAY, Agsute.YOUR CHRISTMAS kb A COFFEES ee ro the honey | gp) yi 0 AP YOU ever forgive mo smm\u2014 \u2014 = TILL THE LAST HOMER.« ,; y Ind +, ,.in 1 4 - Sn Time Imported and Manufactured by tled down in a happy sort of fashion, \u2018Forgive you,\u201d interrupted Dorothy, It re rie de) es Pre ; when one evening Joseph, who had been for What ?For loving Joeeph so much | Seb ae Dest peu ; so Thomas Barrow, we bis ssters, returned with a grave that you didn\u2019t want to part with him ?Monulsoturers of Méuidings soap, EAL face, saying that he feared Martha was Indeed, I don\u2019t wonder you didn\u2019t like 688 Craig Bt., Next door to the oon.E 83 Jurors St., Montreal.far from well and that he had looked in me, but somehow we could neither of us.= MT EE #.nt 250 Milis equipped with Latest Ma.\u2014\u2014mue eme help it, the falling in love I mean,\u2019 éhe FOR CHRISTMAS, 5 + same thinery, including the only Tu- » continued, naively.\u2018I think God meant New Sizes, Mountings snd Styles, w, \"dally.bular Roaster in America, which us for each other, for we just cared for SEE OUR EAMPLER = wd bres forthe Cup and Consum- a | n one another the first time we met, and\u2014 RICE, Artist Photographer, ES \u201d Hob of th pe pleasing quali.it\u2019s been growing ever since, the love, I 1161 86, Catherino 95.m\u2014 she Lofiee.= .| mean,\u2019 and the beautiful color dyed her Telephone Up.$473.\u2014cume=a) ~~ ° rs.frade Mark Registered.IC n e cheeks as she spoke of the love that was i : -80 very sweet, that was filling her young tiles preceded Or Epllepsy, Most Dreaded Because if Leads to Impairments of the Intellect and Paralysis \u2014 A Nervaus, Piscase Which esp be Cured by Using Br by headache, dizziness, irritability and dimhées of vision, the fits frequently come on without warning and cause the victim to fell violently forward on the face.By loosening the clothes about the neck entering when Martha said : \u2018A woman like me life with such wonderful joy.At that moment Sara opened the door, and eceing Dorothy kneeling by her eis- | ter\u2019s side, was about to close it without \u201cDon\u2019t go sway, Éara, I went to tell in the wrong for \u2018years, but I have.* My love for Joseph has been selfish] cared |\u2019 more for myself than his happiness, but\u2014- but\u2014oh ! Dorothy has taught me during these last few weeks what real Jove means, and\u2014and\u2014I am going to\u2014er-\u2014try \u2014er, to be what she already is\u2014worthy Riad HOLD ON THERE | Special Combination Trey at \u2018ter the closing of the election\u2019 fos'thé-ot-.- PUBLIC NOTICE is Retedy given thet , fice of Alderman No.1, Bast\u2019 \u2018Ward; poid Nelson Bickerdike \u2018wants you at his New Stores 1665 and 1667 Notre Dame St., A few doors west of St.Lambert Hill.Usaal large stock of BEEF, HOGS, LAMBS, POULTRY, Ec: slways on \u2018FRIDAY, the 33rd Novambér instant, dad\u2019 after the examination and\u2019 Onl\u2019 addition\u2019 of the votes made this Jth day of November instant, I have ascertained that Mr.LOUIS A.LAPOINTE, Gentleman, has obtained the majority of the votes, and I \u2018accordingly proclaim the sald Xr.LOUIS A.and allowing plenty \u2018of fresh air to get to him, the patient 18 soon relieved, but the important matter is that of permanent cure.If neglected, epilepsy is sure to destroy the intellect or cause paralysis.The nerves must be strengthened.It usually requires several months to of Joseph.Shoe Pressing | 18 PRESENTED TO YOU AS A PRESERVER OF THE LIFE AND \u2018VIGOR OF YOUR SHOES.Mills at Lougunenil.None genuine unless bearing our Trade Mark as above.Yow supplying many BIBLE THOUGHTS.TUESDAY, NOV.27.THE MISERABLE AND THE leading Hotels, Public Institutions and perfectly cure epilepsy, but the result is HAPPY MAN.hand.: 102 .ä » DU An .- .= LAPOINTE duly elected for the said office æ other large Consumers across sure to be satisfactory if Dr.Chase\u2019 \u2018\u201cO wretched man, that I am! Who | YPING DONE IX & WILL NOURISH AND.ot Alderman No.1, East Ward .Ch Canada.Nerve Food (pills) is used persistently shall deliver (rescue) me out of the 4 ECTROTS IN: A \u201cdeanaten | STRENGTHEN THE LEATHER, ; | \" your Grocers cannot supply 22d regularly.Gradually and certainly body of this iL thank God at hay Oe, Tie and.ith despatch GIViNG IT A HEALTUY WELL, PT (Signed) RENE BAUSET, _ .- arrow\u2019 trength in- through Jesus Christ.\u201d (Rom.vii.'24, 25.) seman\u201d .: so.| ING IT HEALTHY WELL-KEF .7 De thom an d Bost a! a oy s set the \"with nem ie Sngthened ae d rekin- \u2018What made Paul wretched?The inw ; J .LES A PPE.AR ANCE.: \u2019 Returning Officer, pré Ten.: Store, Office and ol ed.at aur ther and further apart and the whol working of the old sinful nature.None from its guile and power, and enables LECHANCE, Lo City Hall, , 30 Jur nd Clty Mills, eto restored to health \u20ac ASE but a real child of God can have this d 2 Pa i the Jrquirements of the FOR SARE: 354i ris : \u2019 Xperience.in vi i .Vii, to 1, 4.) \\ IR; Ra TE A DY ors St, Montreal.Epilepsy and hysteria usually go togeth- ual life and the antagonism between the The law.\u2018itself could do.none of these |E* ATALL - i: Ti PACKARD S\u2014 jhings.Ignorance of these facts keeps |E \u201c'g It is not till he sees his complete deliv- many Christians in misery ong the tie.E, STORES.* erance from two laws, that of sin, and God would have us- rej £ i \u2019 : , dst is to d in having no con- [F 860.& 1.80.that which condemns, that he becomes: Christ is us an in 8, Raving o con- SIZES.MONTREAL.er, and are moet frequently found in women, the paroxysms coming on during the monthly periods.Dr.Chase's Nerve Food (pills) instils new life and - vigor into the feeble nerve cells and entirely cures these ills ; 50\u20ac a box, at all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co, Toronto, flesh and the spirit.(Gal, v., 17, 24.) & £0.be What About That AINTING and PAPER HANGING You Want Done?Mag se wilh gn d HLL er anid do Jour work Polly nd property, KE.POTTER & CO,,26 St.Philip st, els.Main, 3549, 1939.JAMAA AAALIAMMANAAAALALIAA AAAAIAAMAAIAAAAGAALAMAARAS LAAAAIAAAAA MS .8 happy, rejoicing man.\u2018I thank God:] fidence in the flesh.Ta.1am a \u201cShrotg} Jesus Christ, in whom (in liv- pigera ng inner, in.Jesus + Lot: oa ing union with whom ere is no con- & saint.\u2018Banks.be, : ; God.demmation.His spiritual nature frees fob Ri \u2018mspeakable: gift.GE Cor.1x, me.net from the presence of sin, but 18.) LE \u201c : / \u20ac CEB TREE em SONS OF THE LION.The Queen Reviews Her Colonials.STRIKING SCENE IN THE HALL OF ST.GEORGE.(London \u2018Daily Mail\u2019) \u2018My brave soldiers, it gives me great pleasure to see you all here, and to thank you for your loyal service and devotion to myself and the Empire.\u2019 The grey towers of Windsor Castle were lost in a mist of vapoury rain yesterday when the Colonial contingent from Shorncliffe visited Her Majesty for review.The Queen had expressed a special wish to see these sons of the Empire owing to the previous two parties having visited Windsor while the Court was at Balmoral.This, then, was the firgt Royal review of Colonials who have taken part in the South African war, and Her Majesty marked the occasion by a personal address of thanke\u2014the first given to the Colonials.; The Colonials, about a hundred in number, reached Windsor at 10.30 from Oxford, which they had been wisitin on the previous day.They were joine at the station by a contingent from London, the whole being under the command of Major Singe, of the Highland Light Infantry, whose scarlet and tartan formed a striking contrast to the brown kit of his command.Mr.Mayor Reavell tendered a civic welcome, and the men formed in column of route and marched to Victoria bar- backs.FROM MANY LANDS.The\u2019 contingent was probably the most representative that has been got together apart from the Jubilee review.Bushmen of the far south formed sections with police of the icy North-West; Columbians, tall, straight, and gaunt, sided up with the thick-set, sun-tanne New Zealanders and the lithe Britishers of the Cape.; The First Grenadier Guards gave them a hearty welcome in barracks, where, divesting themselves of their overcoats, the Colonials marched in campaign khaki to Windsor Castle.Owing to the inclement weather, the arede was held within the building.e men proceeded by Castle Hill and St.George's gate, where they were received by the Master of the Household, who had them conducted through the state apartments prior to the reception.At twenty minutes past twelve the Queen was wheeled in her chair br, an Indian attendant into St.George's all, being accompanied by Princess Hen Battenberg and her children, the Dow- Countess of Erroll, the Hon.Judith Harbord, the Hon.Aline Majendie and the Hon.Mrs.Mallet.The household staff in attendance also included Sir Arthur Bigge, Lord Edward Pelham-Clinton, Sir James Reid, Captain Fritz Ponsonby and Captain Drum- mond.The Queen, who looked remarkabl well, chatted with those about her, an presently the clank of spurs sourided in the ca corridor, and the bronzed sons from over sea entered the apartment.marching in line two abreast.\u2018Colonials, halt!\u201d Thus the voice of the Major Singe, probably the first time such a command has been given in the ancient hall of the Knights of St.George.\u201cTHE LAME CHAPLAIN.Sir Arthur Bigge presented Chaplain Evans, the parson of the contingent, and the Queen spoke graciously to him as he limped up on his sticks.\u2018I am sorry,\u201d Her Majesty said, tenderly, \u2018that you have lost the use of vour legs.You have ht some very fine men.What onies do they come from?\u2018From every one of your Colonies, Madam,\u201d replied the chaplain, proudly, and then the men came up to the Queen in regimental batches.The first section consisted of four stalwart fellows, an Englishman, Irishman, Welshman and a Scot, who had come from various colonies to join their old home corps of the Imperial Yeomanry for service.The broad-shouldered Bushmen and Lancers and Horse of Australia came up with a \u2018click\u2019 and a salute.The Queen had seen some of these corps on other occasions.and greeted them as old ac- Te amseant Leg ge called forward and was ca 01 presented as ome of six brothers who d fought in the war.\u201cThe ax brothers met at Bloemfontein, \u2018A galt che representative present.; rgeant Macdonald, of South Australia, was also presented, he having been twice wounded.THE QUEEN\u2019S SYMPATHY.The Queen asked fwhere and how he been shot, and expressed sympathy with- him~ and others invalid and wounded.* Next came the Canadians, the strongest contingent present, including the mounted infantry and Strathcona\u2019s eagle- eyed scouts.They came along :n that easy fashion and free swing aa though born to a resence | and with that delightful Prandon so characteristic of the true solonist.; The \u2018Africans\u2019 followed, Imperials, Paget's, Robertd\u2019s, Kitchener's and the [8% Bidite of Ladgamith, then Remington\u2019s.\u2018Spots, Oslambians, and the rest.It was su impresaive sight as the; sled past their Bovereign, who nodd roval to each colony.he men re-formed in line, facing the cers, who, lewning forward, addressed as follows: My Brave Soldiers, \u2014It gives me very st pleagtirg-to.see you all here and th vd: for your loyal service and toy and the Empire.I ry of Dow a RA Doan Fe > dod - to\u2019 god one = | (OTTAWA j act family,\u2019 said the as |\u201d oe.98.i Tamily, mid the Queen, 1s Ottawa, Nov.26.Hie Majesty rang through the apartment and woke all the echoes of the castle.Then a voice in the ranks called out: \u2018And one more, colonials!\u2019 The call was the signal for a great outburst, mingled with the \u2018coo-ee\u2019 of the Bushmen, risi ghrill and sharp above the more solid ring of the cheesing.Fier Majesty beamed with pleasure the spura clanked again, and the Hall of Knights emptied of the brave fellows, followed by the Queen, with ber Indian attendants, the whole, with the British uniforms, forming a picture of types of the Empire never before gathered within four walls.The contingent were entertained at lunch by the mayor in the Town Hall, and afterwards returned to Victoria barracks.When the men left, the drums and fifes of the First Grenadier Guards played them through Windsor to re-muster at the Town Hall.Here rousing cheers were given for the Grenadiers before the entrainment for Shorncliffe.MISS ROBERTS IMPROVING._ Johannesburg, Nov.26.\u2014Miss Roberts is progressing very favorably.THE HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY.London, Nov.26.\u2014The reception to the Household Cavalry, who arrive home soon, will be & most interesting military event here.There will be an important series of public banquets, and many public men are booked for speeches of various kinds.IRISH WELCOME TO KRUGER DEPUTATION WAITS ON HIM AT HIS HOTEL IN PARIS.-\u2014 Paris, Nov.27.\u2014Mr, Kruger received an Irish deputation at his hotel at 4.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon.Miss Maud Gonne presented to him addresses from Irish societies and made a short speech.Mr.O'Leary, who took part in the Fen- jan movement im 1865, presented an illuminated \u2018address written in Irish, French and Dutch.He made a speech in French in which he said that the enemies of the Transvaal were also enemies of Ireland.Major McBride then introduced Mr.Kruger who thanked Miss Gonne, Mr.O'Leary and Major McBride for what they had done for the Transvaal.Messrs.Fischer and Wessels, the Boer delegates, stood beside Mr.Kruger.The ex-President spoke in Tasl.His voice was firm and full of energy.His big vigorous frame showed no signs of fatigue.He looks ten years younger than his age.It is stated that ex-President Kruger will leave Paris for Amsterdam on Wednesday.HOME-COMING CANADIANS.MEMBERS OF THE SECOND CONTINGENT MAY BE HOME NEW YEAR'S.Ottawa, Nov.26.\u2014The second Canadian contingent will scarcely be home for Christmas, but may arrive by New Year's day.A telegram received from the War Office to-day states that 30 officers and 1,000 men of the Canadian contingent will leave Capetown for Canada direct on the steamer \u2018Roslyn Castle,\u2019 about Dec.1.The despatch refers to the second Canadian contingent, composed of the Canadian Mounted Rifles, and the Canadian.artillery.- The steamers of the Castle line, to which the \u2018Roslyn Castle\u2019 belongs, are all first-class ships and fast seilers, so that the homeward trip of the second contingent should be made well within thirty days.The steamer will land her troops at Halifax, THE LATE E.EVATT.E.Evatt, of D Battery, whose death was announced yesterday, \u2018énlisted at Port Hope, and his next of kin is given as Mrs.T.Ward, The following cable was received at th military department to-dav - : \u2018Capetown, Nov.24.\u2018157, Scott, Strathoona\u2019s Horse, accidentally ldlled at Potchefstroom, Nov.21.(Signed) MILNER.Private L.B.Scott was of À Squadron.His next of kin is R.A.Scott, Re- fina, : Payment is anxious that Ottawa shall have as an ornament for the City Hall square one of the Boer guns captured at Paardeberg on Feb.27.This moming His Worship forwarded a request for one to Sir Wilfrid Laurier.GOES TO THE GOLD COAST.Winnipeg, Man., Nov.26.\u2014Capt.Parry, of the 90th Rifles, at present attached to the R.C.D., has received notifice- tion from the Governor-General's military | secretary of,his appointment to a commission in West African constabulary.Captain Perry will probably leave for the Gold Coast next week.\u2018With Captain Parry\u2019s departure the 90th Bat talion will have lost six officers since the South African war broke out.0 | MR.MARTIN ELECTED.Charlottetown, P.B.I., Nov.26 \u2014Mr.Martin is elected by ten voies.A recount will be held in West River: - Mr.J.T.Mellish-wil} oppose Mr.Farquhar- |\u2019 son, the premier.Mr- Birch, Conservative, who claimed his desk was-broken open last session, seeks re-election.Mr.Bonte, editor of the \u2018Impartial,\u2019 will be | | type.ship Mayor | be to \u2018earth; | THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.- een CHRIST'S SECOND COMING.The Subject of a Paper by the Rev.J.Edgar Hill, D.D.DISCUSSED BY THE PROTESTANT MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.The second November meeting of the Protestant Ministerial Association of Montreal was held in the Y.M.C.A.building yesterday, opened at ten o'clock.There were present the Rev.Messrs.J.L.George (in the *chair), J.Edgar Hill, D.D., W.D.Reid, Hugh Pedley, T.Harris, W.H.Stevens, T.Everett, J.Patterson, J.McCarter, E.M.Hill, D.D., J.R.Webb, Robert Hop- fin, secrotary, and C.A.Eaton, D.D,, of Toronto, who received a cordial welcome and was invited to participate in the association\u2019s deliberations.The chairman of the committee with regard to the female jail, reported that two meetings had been held, and that the committee had been strengthened by the addition of two members from each of the denominational associations: - The Rev.Mr.Hopkin, as secretéry of the Lord\u2019s Day \u2018Alliance, reported that arrangements had been made for a visit from the field secretary, the Rev.Mr.Shearer, on Sunday, Dec.9, when he is to speak at Taylor Presbyterian and Centenary Methodist churches.The dozen present were well repaid for their journey through the storm by the character of the paper introdu for their discussion, which was an essay by Dr.Edgar Hill, on \u2018The Parousia and its Influences on the Primitive Christian Ideal.\u2019 Dr.Hill said it was impossible for us to come anything near an ade- uate conception of what the hope cf the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ meant to the first Christians.In it they lived and moved and had ther being.Alas! for the purest of mortal hopes.The kingdom of love was not set up by the Loving One in n on the earth.The childhood of the Christian Church did not pass into its manhood, nor did its blurred vision grow clear, in the first ages.It had to see, for long centuries, as through a glass darkly.After nineteen centuries have run their course, he would be a bold Christian to-day who would assert that he knew, even as was known, The Christian community still knew only in part.That early hope so tender and so strong was not to fulfilled\u2014indeed, could not then, and could never be ful- ed.A belief so fraught with disappointment had not been \u2018based, Dr.Hill thought, on the message of the angel on Mount Olivet on Christ's ascension, but was simply the old Jewish faith and hope in a Messiah transformed into a Christian faith and hope.Both clothed their Messiah in much the same attributes; both assigned to him much the same functions.Only, the Christian deal was broader than the Jewi Messiah of the Jews was to King of Israel\u2014Great David's Greater Son; the Christian\u2019s Messiah waa tobe \u2018a light to lighten the Gentiles and the glory of his people Israel,\u201d as the broadminded Luke put it.It was a simple, pure, unselfish hope.= Such 'was the explanation of the origin and development of a belief which exeér- i so important an influence on the fortunes of the early Church, and without due appreciation of which it was impossible to interpret the New Testament Scriptures intelligently.It was as vain an expectation as its Jewish proto- Lord did not return.He was to come again in spirit only, and he had heen coming again, in that fashion, ever since he ascended, wherever he could find a church faithful enough, or a heart pure enough to welcome him.Well was it for the early Church that the Master did not come again in -the manner they expected.Disappointed as they were, when he did not come quickly.they would have been more pointed had he come as they desired.he veil of flesh would have intervened to obscure his beauty and impede his power in the second advent, as it had in the first.If those who companied with him in closest fellowship for three years never realized, while he was with them, the true character of his kingdom, how should they realize it better when he returned to dwell among them in heavenly splendor and authority?\u201cAnd if.his foes were not converted by the soenes and incidents of his first advent, what hope was there that they would be converted by the second?oreover, this personal-reign-of-Christ idea was oid isap- - quite foreign to the spirit of Christianity.Men and women were not to be awed into submission to the Cross of Christ by the outward bols of \u2018regal state and majesty.Such a submission would mean nothing in a religious sense.among\u2019 mord sti Hespousible.\u201d was t © power of the Spirit of the Tia For such conversion the fleshly Christ was a hindrance before, In point of fact, the Saviour\u2019s going from his disciples was the beginning of lus coming to them for the first time.Could the Lord have come, as the early Church expected, they would have had to sigh in tears, \u2018still we see through a glass darkly\u2019 They would have found out that something more than geographical nearness is needed to bring spiritual beings into true \u2014spirtual communion and affnity.It was the mind that made its world.None the less true was it the soul that made its own Christ.Nearly all nt took part in the discussion of Dr.Hill's paper, which was especially admired for ite breadth and kindliness, The Rev.Mr.Reid asked how Dr.Hill reconciled his views with Matthew xxiv., 27: \u2018For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of Man be,\u2019 or Matthew xxv.a \u2018The Som of Man shall come in his ory, an e y angels with him\u2019 The Rev.Dr.Eaton remarked that we npeeded to remember that our oughts were not: hs God\u2019s thoughts.We thought as creatures of time, while God was of eternity.There wis no d \u201cof God forgetting to send his-Son the danger was thht the.have become.discon: urch would ben {04 Se orugis cé Motnt Bog.discoureg by Jong waiting and would cesss to look | { x, for our Lord's\u2019 appearing.While the hope of his return was one that must sustain and bless, yet our duty was to strip for the -conflict and do our best day by day, so that when he did come he would find faith on the earth.\u2014\u2014 INTERESTING DOG LICENSE CASE.| A petition presented in the Practice Court yesterday by Mr.R.M.Harper wes oontinued to to-day.The petitioner, E.8S.Reynolds, asks a writ of certiorari against a judgment rendered by Recorder Weir.The allegations are as follows : Mr.Reynolds says that he is separated as to property from his wife, who keeps a boarding house in her own name on MoGill College avenue.On Nov.l4 à wfit was served at their residence summoning Mrs.E.S.Reynolds to appear before the Recorder on a charge of keeping an unlicensed dog.At the date fixed Mr.Reynolds appeared in court, and, notwithstanding the explanations offered by him, was sentenced to pay a fine of $4 and costs on the ground that under a certain by-law he should see that dogs in his wife's boarding house should all be licensed.The fine was paid under protest, and Mr.Reynolds now takes out the present proceedings on the ground that the sentence is illegal inasmuch as the by-law referred to had.been- repealed at the time.TO BRING BACK CHISHOLM, Butter and Cheese Men Petition Attorney General.MR.PEASE, GENERAL MANAGER OF THE BANK OF HALIFAX, PRESENT AT THE MEETING.An important meeting of the Montreal Butter and Cheese Association was held in the committee room of the Board of Trade yesterday, at which it was resolved that \u2018this association considers it of the utmost importance in the interests of justice and commercialÿmorality that the provincial authorities should spare no effort nor expense to secure the arrest of T.J.Chisholm,\u201d and Messrs.A.J.Brice, A.C.Wieland and P.W, McLagan were appointed a committee to draft a letter to the Attorney-General on the lines of the resolution.The occasion was rendered the more interesting from the fact that, although the press bad been invited to be present at the meeting by members individually, the representatives of the press .found themselves excluded from the room when they sought admittance.Mr.Pease, general manager of the Merchants Bank of Halifax, was admitted to the meeting, and, this being known, a note was sent to the president from the representatives of the various papers asking whether they were to be admitted or not,.Time went by, during which a vote was taken, and it was resolved not to admit the press.The attendance of Mr.Pease and the secrecy of the meeting naturally were much commented upon on Change, and many conjectures were hazarded.res MOUNT ROYAL.MR.BUCHAN THINKS IT WAS NOT A VOLCANO.At the monthly meeting of the Natural History Society, lest evening, two interesting papers were read, one by Mr.A.E.Norris, on the \u2018Life history of the Camberwell Beauty Buiterfly,\u201d and one by Mr.J.8.Buchan, Q.C., B.C.L., on \u2018Was Mount Royal an active volcano # The Camberwell Beauty, Mr.Norris said, is one of the commonest butterflies, occurring all \u2018over the temperate parts of North America end Europe.It hibernates in some sheltered nook, and comes out on the first warm day.It mates in Muy, and lays about 450 eggs, which hatch in June, into caterpillars, These in time become chryealids, from which the butterfly emerges twelve days later.Just before forming the chryealis, however, it is often stung by the ichneumon fly, which lays 130 eggs in its body.These hateh out rapidly, and the resulting maggots feed on the body of the chrysalis until there is nothing left.MOUNT ROYAL NOT A VOLCANO.\u201cMs, J.5.Buchan then stated bin tain, he eaid, had\u2019 Been \"mostly \u201cswap away, in the millions of years that have elapsed since the mountain was formed, for the land surface at that tinfe was probably much higher than the present sammit of Mount Royal, but it seems probable that perhaps about 7,000,000 years ago (though this is purely conjectural) there was d shallow sea, extending from\u2019 the Laurentian to the Adirondack mountains, An upward movement took place, producing the great fracture or line of disturbance which has been traced from the hills of Brome and Shefford to the Lac des Chats, on the Ottawa river, and whidh is marked by the mountaine of Brome, Shefford, Yamaska, Rouge- mont, Montarville, Mount Royal and Ri- gaud.Along the line of this fracture or disturbamce, at various places where the overlying strata had been weakened or forced apart, liquid or viscid rock was forced upwards until the cavity in the strata was completely filled.Where the fracture reached the surface, the lava would flow out over the surroumiling country, or a cone would be built up of ashies and ætones.If, on the contrary, the fracture did not reach the surface, the molten matter would be forced up as views 4.4 oto e mould ; the crust under which it - Tvusspary, Novemsær 27, 1900, cooled being removed in the course of time, the intrusive mass, being harder than the surrounding rock, would remain as a \u2018bose\u2019 of trap.Mr.Buchan considers that there is rea- gon to believe that Mount Royal belongs to the latter class.Had the ordinary volcanic phenomena been present, the resulting cone or sheets of lava might have protected the softer limestone strata from erosion ; but the strongest reason for this opinion is that the trap of which the mountain is composed presents a oom- pact and highly crystalline structure, which it could scarcely have shown had it not been consolidated under great pressure.While this intrusion of trap was taking place below, the limestone above was being worn away, till it finally reached its present level, and the hard lava protruded, forming the mountain.A discussion followed the paper, Dr.Adams, of McGill, pointing out that the great pressure which produced the hard and crystalline structure of Mount Royal might just as well have been produced by a volcanic cone.That this cone would have disappeared long ago is shown by the extinct volcanoes of central France, which, although incomparably more recent than Mount Royal, have their cones almost destroyed.Again, if the molten rock from below had forced its way in between two strata of limestone, it would have forced the upper one up into an arch, forming a \u2018laccolite\u2019 There is, however, no evidence of this; wherever the limestone meets the rap, it abuts directly against it, and is cut off, showing that there was probably a volcano.A close study of the series of mountains to which Mount Royal belongs seems to J show that Shefford and Brome mountains were laccolites, but Mount Royal and Ri- gaud were volcanic.The evidence is, however, scanty.\u2014 DEFECTIVE LISTS.\u2014_\u2014 THE DIFFICULTY IN OBTAINING JURORS.The case of A.W.Poole vs Henry Hogan, which is a $5,000 action for damages on account of an elevator accident, had been fixed for hearing before a jury yest:rday morning.A pamel of twen- ty-four jurors had been chosen, but when the Hon.Judge Davidson came on the bench it was found that ten only were present.The sheriff's return showed that the rest were either dead or absent from the district, and two meade default.Things being in this condition, the case was again referred to the Practice Court for the fixing of a new date and the striking of a new jury.The sheriff gives the following plausible explanation of the defective condition of the jurors\u2019 list.\u2019 That list contains some 25,000 city Dames, plus the names .of ebout 20,000 persons residing in outeide nrihicipalities.There is no provision for stimulating those municipalities to furnish their lists promptly.and consequently they are very slow in being sent in.When al have been received, after over à year, it takes a clerk another year to write them out and make a new list.Meanwhile, the old list is being used, and as people go on dying, leaving the dis trict, or becoming too old to serve, the difficulty of forming a panel is easily explained.Mr.Thibaudeau suggests that yearly lists of 5,000 persons only be made owt, each municipality furnishing names according to its population.The first list should begin with the letter A, and the following one at the letter where the first list ended, and so on.\u2014\u2014 THE CHINESE PUZZLE, ENVOYS NEARING A SOLUTION.London, Nov.27.\u2014Dr.Morrison, wiring to the \u2018Times\u2019 from Pekin, on Sunday, says: \u201cThe foreign envoys have agreed to two proposals that were previously rejected, owing to lack of unanimity.These are Sir Ernest Satow\u2019s proposal that China should agree to recast the commercial treaties and the Italian proposal that China should consent to foreign financial control as a guarantee of the indemnity.\u2018The delay in the presentation of the joint note is due to the ste gh : especially the \u2018collection of \u201ci enues.At the Jowest estimate the indemnity is computed at £60,000,000.COL.YORK AT KALGAN.Berlin, Nov.26.\u2014A despatch received to-day by the Navy League says that Col.York\u2019s column reached Kalgam, about a hypdred miles north-west of Pekin, on ov.13.The Chinese troops numbered 3,000 men, and fled.A battalion of Chinese imperial soldiers was disarm¢d.LI HUNG CHANG ILL.London, Nov, 26.\u2014Li Hung Chang, according to the Shanghai correspondent of the \u2018Morning Post,\u201d is seriously ill, and has telegraphed for his adopted son, Li Ching Fang.GERMAN FLAG HOISTED.Berlin, Nov.26.\u2014A despatch received here from Field Marshal von Waldersee, dated Nov.24, says Col.Muehlenfels\u2019s expedition hoisted the German flag over the great wall, which was reached on Nov.22 by way of Heylingcheng, after a diffieult mountain march.The despatch adds that the French have had a severe fight with Boxers thirty kilometres south of Paotingfu.SMUGGLING OF CHIN Esk.INDUSTRY HAS PROBABLY RECEIVED ITS DEATH BLOW.Plattsburg, N.Y., Nov.26.\u2014The bus ness of smuggling Chinamen across the border from Canada into the United States is believed to have revi ire death blow.Late on Saturday ugh two Chinamen were seen as they were being drawn through this village in à covered two-seater.They were Traced to Keeseville, N.Y., to which pons They had been driven from Hemmingiure, à distance of forty-five miles, und (ner found in a Chinese laundry.The: Wome arrested and brought to Plattsbur, i.afternoon, where they were given .hog ing before the United States comm 4, er, Mr.Woodward.They gave \u2014\u2026.names as Foong Lung, aged twenty: ~, and Ham Gee, aged twenty-four.both stated, through an interpret: tb: thev were born in China.The were committed to jail here and will 1\u2026 cum their examination to-morrow aftc The man who drove them from Ho.mingford to Keessville , but the customs officials.think they ni |.Last night about eleven oc.more Chinamen were captured -: Mu.by the Chinese inspector, Mr K.,.and the deputy marshal, Mr.Roh.,.: Policemen Whipple and Lahey in , rac on à Chinese \u2018restaurant\u2019 whol | cently been opened in Malone In |; C.Parks.a Chinaman, who can nen a few days ago from St.Alban.V- These four Chinamen were drive: - Athelstane, Que., to Malone in a + = covered with robes and delivered : Parks restaurant.Parks was an ir rested.He is believed to be an «1.fender, and is also believed to he + league with certain prsons in New Yr, The driver of the team escaped.Pari.and possibly the four Chinamen arres.with him will be brought to Plath.to-night, as the Malone jail 18 ju) à running over with Chinamen, ther he no less than ninety-four there i.ix There are six or eight in jail here wa: ing trial.The system of getting Chinamen int the United States from Canuda séenis : have been changed entirely within i past few weeks.Last winter the legislature of the Sia of New York passed a law requiring i.business firms, other than stock co panies, to file with the county clerk \u2018 each county in the state a list of tix names of all the members of the firm.so that now when a Chinaman claims to hs long to a certein firm in this state, the matter can be thoroughly investigated This law has practically put a stop = this scheme and now they have adopted another.Under the present plan Chi | nese laundries and \u2018restaurants\u2019 are es tablished in almost every village alow the porthern frontier amd in Canad Lee, They are in.charge of a trusted man.The inamen are brought from Vancouver to Montreal and from Montreal to some point on the different railways near the boundary line in Canada, where they ux placed in a laundry, or restaurant.ar concealed for a day or two.Then uu ally on a dark, stormy night, they an driven from the Canadian village acre the line to some village in the Uni States where there is a laundry or re taurant, where they are concealed a time, when they take the train for Nes York or Bohton and are soon lost © the crowd.This is a direct and we trodden path from Hongkong to Nev York, via Vancouver, Toronto, Ottaw.Montreal, Malone, and there are agen at every turn to instruct the Chumne- what to do and where to go.The ro! is daily becoming more dangerous.hr ever, and present indications are that will be soon practically impossible for 1 Chinaman to enter this country illega.v.although the law is very difficult to en force.\u2014\u2014\u2014 OBTAINED AN INJUNCTION.LONDON BRIC-A-BRAC DEALER EN TERS SUIT AGAINST THE DE CASTELLANES.New York, Nov.26.\u2014Samuel Unter myer obtained to-day from Mr.Just: Fitzgerald, in the Supreme Court, a\" | injunction order, returnable on Mor day next, against the Count and the Cour | tes De Castellane, and George, Edwin : i aad.Halen.a d,, a Truss | rots ty TE ARE] restraining them fom: paying to Ann Gould, Countess Dé Castellane, any n°\" of the estate in the hands of the \u2018rw tees or from applying any part oi \u2018le trust fund to the debts of Anna Gould to her support of her children unul té further direction of the court.The plaintiff in the suit is Anion J Dittmar, who sues as assignee of AN Wertheimer, a London bric-a-brac dei\u2019 The complaint, which is a long priv?document, contains copies of dr drawn by Wertheimer and accepted mn writing by the Countess De Castell?smounting to upwards of $385.00.° which $285,000 is past due._ It is alleged that Anna Gould has ST 000,000 held in trust for her by her M7\u2019 thers and sister, and that her income = about $900,000.THE - \u2018DAILY WITNESS\u2019 is printed published at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Build ng the corner of Craig and St.Peters\" » in the city of Montreal,by Jobn Redr$, Dougall and Frederick Eugene Dougalh both of Montreal.ad All business communications should | dressed John Dougall & Son, © ar OMce, Montreal, and all letters to te Editor, should be addressed Editor of the \u2018Witness,\u2019 Mo! .5 i Ba Cea I ai - d ; ) 7 "]