The daily witness, 19 février 1903, jeudi 19 février 1903

[" een; ENT.« Inerman iment.a! | MBER- \"RICA ORS- House of ep fr Gate speech io blockade, ghout the had been ] tates.rman, the d itiforma- >zuela and Juestion of ath Africa.t Germany 188 speech He op- nany in a question.igh.Ger > the Mon- ever beep Venezuelan course had ce a great established it of inter Sir Henry in the past T was over or the com: 'oundations the world.sentiments Chamber- two white wanted to acts were colleagues.ho was to nation?who spoke itici ditures.PLY.Mr.Cham eagues.He and make general pol- Africa.y prevailing vere a con- of Europe.ws was de ble govern ce the pn- Macedonia.1e action of a) Vene- added, the t with the the feelings government, guela.The use of Com- House ad- s not mark- Sir Chas.berlain, the among the for further British alli- Venezuelan British ex- rthern Ni the British last Satur- eplied brief- edition, ce h the cam- ORDS.e House ot (Unionist) ) the Kings im seconded der \u2018in the debate for exceedingly ough arising , and might n\u2019s good re- es, was now tulated the mnt to refer >» to a com in behalf of tin accepte\u2018 ervedly, he from enforc- d to be just would be to + an object power.He » Land Bill ment of the the address h was then journed.COUNCIL.ypeal to the esterday mn imer & (0 estate.The sf the Court rersed a de .The first e the Beau- nt of 87,077 a jnsolvents, intained the t at issue 18 ilating SUC ter the sIgT\u201d the firm be\u201d n this case.{ ES ee printed and Building, af Peter streets.John Redpath gene Dougall should be ad- on, \u201cWitness to iat of \u2014 gir William Van Horne took from his breast pocket two printed sheets and, laying them before him on his desk, at his beautiful home on Sherbrooke street, to-day, said that while be had always been willing to give newspaper men legitimate information of a public character, the fake interview was something for which he could only express his disgust.For instance, he had given a simultaneous interview to two New York news r men.In the one case, there Pa been substantial accuracy; in the other there had been a fake interview\u2019 nearly a column in length.There were a few words said altogéther, and those of an indefinite character, in regard to the alleged purchase by the C.P.BR.of a number of steamers to ive the company a continuous service from the North-West to Liverpool.What he had said was, that at the time he left Montreal negotiations were in progress for the pu se from the Elder-Dempster people, of a certain number of steamers; that he did not know what stage had beea reached; that he had no intimategknow- ledge which would enable hinf\u201dto indicate thé price; that The -affair was left in the hands of the officers of the company, \u2018and \u2018that he could say nothing beyond the bare fact that there had been certain negotiations.That had been properly enomgh -set forth by one of the two newspapers in ques tion, the other came out with an authoritative statement purporting to come from himself, to the effect that the deal had .been all \u2018htt consummated, the price fixed and a lot of hé bad not so much details at whi as hinted.1._ So Sir William axrived home this morning from Cuba.The chairman of the board of directors of the C.P.R.has been attending to his.railway interests in the island\u2014imterests which proniise to become exceedingly important and profitable.He was seen after breakfast by a \u2018Witness\u2019 representative.- In regard io the question of the purchase hn rs by the C RY Sir Wad ; Hg add to the.words which he had used in New York.Negotiations had been- in progress in regard to it before he left, but Sir William intimated that he was not in the habit of taking the C.P.R or any other business with fim\u2018when \u2018he went to Cuba.He did not know what had become of the negotiations, he did not Know the number.of boats nor thé ptice which had been decided upon, he-did not know if the negotistions had been closed, all these things were properly if the hands of the officers of the company.He, therefore, could make no authoritative statement on the question.As to the fast Atlantic service, in regard to which Sir William has the most optimistic ideas\u2014that is to say, he has believed all along in the feasibility, practicability and profit of the project\u2014he said that the situation was known to the public as well as to himself.He had been grievously disappointed by the inaction of governments in the matter, but-he did not feel like saying anything more on the subject._ About Cuba, however, Sir Willianr had many interesting things to say.In the first place, Cuba is prospering.It has saved over two million dollars since the new regime came into force: And this without any niggardliness.The government had spent a good deal of money in laying out new and spacious parks in Havana; it was keeping up the record in the matter of sani- tation\u2014a record reached by the Americans when they were in power\u2014 with the result that yellow fever was unknown in the island.The people were contented and happy; there was plenty of work; the president was a strong, cautious and honest man; the Congress was conservative in its ideas; there was every prospect of stable and geongmical government in the Island.People were coming from the northern states to interest themselves in the sugar, tobacco, mahogany and cotton interests, which were all flourishing.The sugar crop this year would amount to nine hundred thousand tons; the maximum has been one million and fifty thousand toms.Next year the highest record would be again reached.The staple industries were sugar, tobacco, mahogany and cotton, which latter was coming to the front and promised to be a most important crop.These industries were attracting capital, and there was a splendid future before Cuba.Asked if it was not extraordinary that the Cuban people had settled down so readily after so many years of fighting, Sir William replied that they had had Jong intervals of peace between their revolutions and insurrections, and to-day they were as sober, as industrious, as contented a people as you would find anywhere in the world.Reference being made to the fuse o which arose over tha abolition JT ITTNESS ro BARES poate Se hh Spat be was Tull Nght ing; which was\u2019 fmported, as am juo- stitutionÿ Spain, and which was from never greatly relished by ¢ np and there was reed A Ps abglished under military rule.The sbelition of this » as not brought about :because of \u2018its \u2018owri chañpeter so much ss bockiad of Âbe provoesifon which it éffered to gambling.w- ever, having been placed under the ban for about two years, it was no longer fashionable\u2014simply through disuse.The government did not really need any armed force for the purpose of retaining power, but it had a force something like our North-West Mounted Police, a fine body of men.Aside from that, there was not a hint of armed power in the country.Indeed, there was far less of the military element in Cuba than in Canada, because here you had military parades and the like, but in Cuba you saw nothing of the kind.As to his railway interests, Sir William said that he had every reason to 'be satisfied.The main line runs from Santiago to Santa Clara, a distance of ,about three huidred miles, but there are branches, and there is one important branch which makes a junction between Santiago, Altocedra and Nippe Bay, one of \u2018the finest harbors in the island, where the ships come.Passenger business\u2014local passenger business\u2014had been good from the start ,and the freight also was looking up, but the railway ran largely through territory which had not been settled, and freight could not be expected for some time in large quantities.mé CHANGEABLE TEMPERATURE.The temperature in Montreal bas been very variable during, the past couple of days.The thermométer readings at the City Hall for yesterday afternoon and his evening show the following results: p.m., 8 above; 7, 8 above; 11, 1 below; 3 a.m., 6 above; 7, 12 below; 11, 4 below.NEW FIRE ENGINES THE SECOND OF THE BIG WATER- OUS ENGINES EXPECTED NEXT - WEEK.: The second of the new big.Waterous fire engines ordered last.x; 18 expected PE EEE 0, station.Dew ep.er will be pall The \u201cNé i in honor of Ald.Nelson, will be tested.in a couple of weeks along with the master engine received last week, whieh is called the \u2018Walsh\u2019 in honor of Ald.Walsh, and is situated in No.3 station, on Wellington street.These two engines are the heaviest and most powerful in the department.Chief Benoit wants the Fire Committee this year to purchase two engines of a size next smaller to the big engines.One .of these he is anxious to have placed in the station on St.Catherine street, west of Guy street, as he considers the upper level of the west with its large departmental stores, schools, convents and residences, is inadequately protected at present.\u2014prareez=em WELL KNOWN IN CANADA MISS HILDA CLARKE MARRIES À NEW YORK MILLIONNAIRE.\u2014 New York, Feb.19.\u2014Miss Hilda Clarke, formerly prima donna of the \u2018 Boston- aps,\u2019 snd Frederick Stanton lower were united in marriage yesterday at the home of Miss Clarke's parents, in this city.Mr.Flower is a millionnaire broker and a nephew of the late Roswell P.Flower, ex-governor of New York.Miss Hilda Clarke is well kim in Montreal and Toronto, having sung several times in this country as prima conna with the \u2018Bostonians\u2019 in \u2018Robin Hood) the \u2018Highwayman,\u2019 and other works of Reginald de Koven and Harry B.Smith.Hood\u2019 was perhaps her most successful role: She was succeeded in the 'Boston- jans\u2019 by Miss Alice Nielson, who has since become famous in London as a concert singer.FIRE IN SYDNEY WASHERY PLANT OF DOMINION IRON AND COAL COMPANY DESTROYED.Sydney, C.B., ¥eb.19.\u2014The washery plant or the Dominion Iron and Coal Company, here, was destroyed by fire this morning.The loss is about $150,000, well insured.\u2014\u2014 SENATOR WARK HE ENTERED UPON HIS HUNDREDTH YEAR TO-DAY.-\u2014 Fredericton, N.B., Feb.19.\u2014The Hon.David Wark, LL.D., of Fredericton, N.B., to-day enters upon his hundredth year and claims the distinction of being the oldest living legislator in the world.A Swedish parliamentarian, over ninety- seven years old, comes second place.Senator Wark has also been longer in ublic life than any legislator of to-day, aving spent more than sixty-one years in politics.He entered the New Bruns wick Legislature from Kent County in 1842, served eight years as a representative, then sixteen years in the Lecisla- i RAPIDLY REVOLTING \u201cDRIVE Her portrayal of Maid Marian in \u2018Robin.tive Æouncil, from which he was.called to the Canadian Senate at the time of Confederation.He was at one time re- ceiver-general of New Brunswick.RELIEF ¥OR SWEDES.Stockholm, Sweden, Feb.19.\u2014The central relief committee has forwarded to the Governor of the Province of Westér- botten to be used for the free distribution of seed, the sum of $10,000.THE SEQUIN MURDER BLOOD-STAINED ICE SENT MONTREAL FOR ANALYSIS.TO The Attorney-General has instructed Mr.Dominique Ledue, K.C., of Ste.Seho- lastique, to act jointly with Coroner Mig- nault in carrying out the inquest on the St.Eustache murder.While the inquest is going on the barn where the body of Seguin was found is being thoroughly examined, and Detective McCaskill, armed with the required warrant, is also making minute searches at the residence ot in-law, .An incident that occurred yesterday-is causing considerable comment.While Belanger\u2019s house was being searched, he took out a barre! of garbage which; he carried into the neighboring field: Being informed of this, Mr.McCaskill went to the spot, and, having turned the barre] over, found at the bottom some pieces of ice stained with blood.asked what that blood meant, Belanger told the detective that it was the blood of a pig killed by him a short time ago.\u2018Those pieces of ice have been sent to Montreal for analysis.pets TWO CAPTAINS HONORED THE RICHELIEU AND ONTARIO NAVIGATION DIRECTORS PRESENT THEM WITH GOLD WATCHES.The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Richelieu and Ontario Nari gation Company was held thix mornigg, | \u2018I'he directors\u2019 report, which has already been published.in the press, was submig ted and adopted.The board of direc- | tors was unanimously re-elected.Before the meeting adjourned Captains George.Batten and Fred.Ouelette were called into the board room and presented with gold watches in recognition of their skil- tulness in bringing down the rapids last May the large steamer \u2018Montreal.\u2019 MR.CURRIE, WALKED INTÉ ING WHEEL.Wes ; +4 ; Fa + Brandon, Man, Feb.19.\u2014A serious ac-: cideñt happened here last-night.to Mr.K.B.Currie, of Souris, son of Mr.W: Currie, insurance agent, of this city.While going over the electric light station he walked head first into the great driving whéel, which was revalving at a rapid rate.\"The engineer shouted, but \u20ac He now lies in a precarious condition in the hospital.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FRENCH CROP REPORTS.Paris, Feb.19.\u2014The official crop report shows for winter wheat a total sowing of 16,367,587 acres.The average condition for the whole of France 1s 70.5, compared with 69.9 last year.Oats show a total of 2,004,707 acres.The average condition is 65.1, compared with 64.4 last year.of 3,398,465 acres.The condition is 74.4; compared with 77.5 in 1902.The average good.; etfs 0e LOCAL OPTION FOR NEEPAWA.-.Winnipeg, Man.Feb.19.\u2014Neepawa - yesterday by 191 to 107, and will continue local option as heretofore.| \u2014 GERMANY AND RUSSIA! Berlin, Feb.19.\u2014The negotiations be-3 tween Germany and Russia for a.new commercial treaty have been opened- by THE POYANER CASE.The preliminary hearing of this case Was held yesterday afternoon before Judge Choquet, and after the information had been read and witnesses sworn.the further hearing was adjourned.until Friday.Lhe prisoner, Aaron Poyaner, was arrested on complaint of Mf.Yar Henry Smith, wholesale manufacturer, of- Lemoine street, charged with having wi tully concealed goods with intent to de fraud his creditors.High Constable Bis.sonnette, under warrant, seized between three and four thousand dollars\u2019 worth] of property, which, it is claimed, was part of the estate which should have been delivered to the official curators on the: occasion of liquidation in November, 1602.\u2018The cage is expected to involve.the examination of over thirty witnesses.RAILWAY CHANGES.The New York Central Railway Com- corner of St.James and St.Francois Xavier streets, now occupied by the freight department of the Intercolonia] Railway.The government has leased a suite of offices in the new Board .of \u2018I'rade buildin ment.r.Barbour, general agent of: the New York Central, will take charge of the new offices on May 1.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 REFUSED TO WORK.John McConville, laborer, 24 years of brought by his father, of refusing to work.The Recorder sentenced him to two weeks in jail with hard labor.Moston, has just secured an option on an \u2018I'heophile Belanger, the victim\u2019s brothér- forte ow seam into these areas.When | \u2018| ly he \u2018had declared.that Sir Wilfrid Lau- HE MAY DIE |?Mr.Currie received serious in- / B 5 Rye shows a total {} of 80 indicates \u2018good\u2019; 80 indicates \u2018fairly 13 town decided against a liquor license law §j the usual exchange of preliminary notes.dde muel | § 1% \u2018INSUFFICIENT WAGES FOR pany has leased the large offices at the | ; for the freight depart.} 4 COBOURG YESTERDAY.age, was brought before the Recorder | #R this morning to answer to the charge, |\u2019 MONTREAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1903.NOVA SCOTIA COAL AN.AMERICAN SYNDICATE CURES AN OPTION ON EXTENSIVE PROPERTIES.SE- Halifax, N?S., Feb.19\u2014An American syndicate, \u2018whose headquarters are at Bxtensive coal property in Nova Scotia.Lhe areas bounded comprise twenty-one square miles on the Springhill coal basin, beginning at a point about five miles m the present workings of the Cumberland Coal and Railway Company and adjoining the areas of the latter.The price is $100,000.These areas are as yet undeveloped.But the owners, Mr.- R.Gue and Mr.J.A.Jotnson, of Halifax, are confident that the main asin, the seams of which aggregate forty feet in.thickness, will be struck there.e American \u2018syndicate has secured Calyx drills, and will be at work on the areas in two weeks.The Geological Survey of Canada has thoroughly expiored Fhis section of country, and last sum- eer Mr.Hugh Fletcher, one of the ex- of that service, traced the famous t 1s expected that the main basin of the Springhill seam, one of the most cxten- sive in Nova Scotia, will be struck not very far \u2018from the surface.Nova Sco- tia mined last year 4.328,000 tons of coal, an increase\u201cover 1901 of 840,000 tons.Of this aggregate Cumberland produced half a million tons.- COWAN-TARTE EPISOOE MR.COWAN AGAIN SAYS HE DID NOT MAKE THE REMARKS \u2018ATTRIBUTED TO HIM.Toronto, Feb.19.\u2014Mr.Mahlon Cowan, M.P., was in the city yesterday on busi- Yress and was asked as to the circumstances under which it was stated recent- rier regarded Mr.Tarte\u2019s conduct as treacherous and had assured him (Mr.Cowan) that the Liberal party was better without him.Mr.CHwan said he could not make his position clearer than he had done in a letter to Mr.Tarte, in which \u2018he \u2018stated :\u2014\u2018 In any conversation which Sir.Wilfrid had with me, or in my présence, if your name were mentioned he.never spoke otherwise tban kindly of you, and I never made a statement to any one that Sir Wilfrid {had even mentioned Jour name, let alone referred to your conduct as: treacherous.\u2019 MANITOBA.\u2018LEGISLATURE ROBLIN IS AGAIN TAKEN TA / TASK BY HIS OPPONENTS, yat La = Wingipez, Féb.I0.\u2014The Hon, Mr.Roblin\u2019.Téseived another castigation for, \u2018refusinÿ the Northern Pacific re-entry \u2018the province and also for his recent pro- fectionist utterances at the hands of Messe.\u2018Young and Norris, in the Leg- Aslature to-day.Mr.Steel, of Cyprus, spoke on behalf of the government, assailing the lite Greenway administration\u2019s \u2018policy on: railway matters.+ In \u2018angwer to inquiries, Mr.Roblin tated that no traffic arrangements had been made by the Canadian Northern with the Northern Pacific, Great North- \u2018etn or any other American railway company.He also made the statement that the government has had no com- Enunication with.Mr.Mellen, presi- ent.of -the Northern Pacific, on the question of thé extension of the lines of hat road into the province.The debate on the address in reply o the speech from the throne was ccn- eluded in the Legislature yesterday.ptf REMARKABLE FIGURES \u2014 HE REPRODUCTIVE UNDERTAKINGS OF MUNICIPAL COR- \u201c PORATIONS IN ENGLAND.New York, Feb, 19\u2014The \u2018Tribune\u2019s\u2019 ondon correspondent says thé parlia- hentary return, just issued, relating to he reproductive undertakings of inuni- Æipal corporations in England, gives come ermarkable figures.There are 317 mu- icipal \u2018conporations, excluding London, nd 290 of these carry om reproductive takings.The total capital of the Mnderfakings is £211,000,000; the aver- e annual income being £13,000,000, ond he average annual working expenses, $8,250,000.Repayments of principal and pymerits of irterest, however, add near- B £4,500,000 to the expenditure, so that Me net \u2018profit on the huge amount of pital invested is only £378,281.i \u2014\u2014 1 SIX.SHILLINGS A DAY HEVALIER ROSSI THINKS THIS « -JTALIANS IN THE ig TRANSVAAL, ff \u2014 Johannesburg, Feb.19.\u2014 Chevalier ssi, delegate of the Italian Govern- ent, after copferring about the intro- déction' of Italian labor, said that he a not prepared to recommend that \u2018Tlians emigrate to the Transvaal, the wliges, only six shillings a day, being in- 1 sffficient.One of the managers of a nd mine is going to China to test tke ol sibility of obtaining Chinese Jabor.ic righ ae ROYAL TEMPLARS NUAL SESSION CONCLUDED AT 3 lobourg, Ont, Feb.19.\u2014The Grand inci] of Ontario of the Royal Tem- tills of Temperance concluded its an- tion was passed advising the members to look to their political parties for the advancement of prohibitory legislation and ignored the suggestion of a strictly prohibition party.A resolution was alsu adopted endorsing the position taken by the grand councillor that the magnificent vote of Dec.4 demands the enactment of the largest measure of prohibition within the powers of the Provincial Legislature and insisting that nothing less than such legislation can be accepted as a satisfactory reply to the mandate of the people and urging Koyal Templar electors to attend the meetings of their parties with a view to electing to the party conventions representatives who will endeavor to secure the nomination of candidates favorable to prohibition.Toronto was selected as the permanent place of meeting of the Grand Council.AFFAIRS IN CHINA INDEMNITY CLAIMED FOR CHINESE CONVERTS BY GERMANS \u2014FRANCE OFFERYÿ TO SUPPRESS REBELLION FOR A CONSIDERATION.Hongkong, Feb.19.\u20141t is reported that tne.German Consul here will claun a large indemnity on behali of Chinese converts made by German missionaries who were arrested and: whose property was molested in connection with the recent arrests of \u2018reformers\u2019 in Canton.The object of the recent visit cf M.Hardouin, the French consul at Canton, was to bestow the Legion of Honor on the Viceroy.It is learned from Wu- chow that the French officials have made an offer to Wong Chi Chuan, the governor of Kwangsi, who is at present at Wuchow, to suppress the rebellion 1 his province with French troops if b would grant them special mineral and railway rights.Wong Chi Chuan has referred the matter to the Viceroy of the province.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 A FIERY OLD BARON ALTHOUGH OVER SEVENTY HE FOUGHT A DUEL WITH SWORDS.Buda-Pest, Feb.19.\u2014A duel with «words was fought -this morning belween Baron Fejervary, Minister of National Defence, and Deputy Lengral, as a result of the dispute im.the Hungarian Chamber on Tuesday, when the minister called the deputy a liar, for which he wae rebuked from the clidir.Baron Fejervary was slightly wounded right \u2018hand, and this eventually prevent- ted him from continuing the contest.The Jaren, who.is over .seventy years of apd, declined\u2019 to refuse the challenge on the score of age: 4 FIRE AT GLASGOW DOCKS.THE SHEDS OF THE ALLAN LINE ON FIRE.\u2014 Glasgow, Feb.18.\u2014The second great fire within a few weeks at the docks here started last night in a paraffin and naphtha store.he flaming liquids ran to the harbor and set fire to the Allan line sheds, and other structures.At one o'clock the fire was still spreading.SCHOONER ON TWO OF THE CREW LOSE THEIR LIVES.Boston, Feb.19.\u2014Fire in the cabin of the tishing schooner \u2018Gertrude,\u2019 lying at the wharf here to-day, caused the death of two of the crew.\u2018l'heodore Doucet, a Nova Scotian, who joined the vessel Inst night, was one of the victims.Kigh- teen others, scantily: clad, narrowly escaped.They sufferql severely from the cold, (ne man, craZgd by pain trom his burns, jumped overboard, but was rescued.FIRE STOCK BREEDERS ANNUAL CONVENTION BEGUN AT WINNIPEG TO-DAY.Winnipeg, Feb.19.\u2014The Pure Lired Stock Breeders\u2019 Association beld their annual convention to-day, and endorsed the proposed winter stock fair for Manitoba.Mr.James Gray, of l.ongburn, was elected president.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A DROVER KILLED.St.Thomas, Feb.19.\u2014John Davis, a drover, from Hagersville, was killed on the Michigan Central Railway at Perry Station, west of Welland, about twelve o'clock last might.Mr.Davis was in charge of a car of horses on a west- \u2018bound freight, and when at Perry a light engine ran into the rear end of the train.The caboose was badly broken up, and Davis, who was in the caboose at the time, was killed.WESTERN FAIR SURPLUS.London, Ont., Feb.19.\u2014The annual meeting of the Western Fair Association was held here to-day, at which the financial statement presented showed surplus of receipts over disbursements at the fair last year, to have been $2,000.The Association has assets of $44,000, «th liabilities nil.DR.ELLIOTT ELECTED.: Winnipeg, Feb.19\u2014Dr.Elliott, the new Minister of Agriculture in the Haul-|- I gession here yesterday.A rasglu- tain Cabinet, was returned by acclamation at Wolseley to-day.id three times inthe: -|gave up because of exhaustion.Price ONE CENT.IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT Irish Party Convinced That Mr.Wyndham'\u2019s Bill will be Satistactory.OLD TORIES, HOWEVER, PREFER TO HEAR MR.REDMOND BEFORE ACGEPTING IRISH SANGUINE FORECASTS.New York, Feb, 19.\u2014The \u201c\u2018Tribune\u2019e\u2019 London correspondent says :\u2014lhe debate on the speech from tne throne has opened sluggishly without official amendments from the Opposition.Tle Nationalists are acting under self-restraint and Mr.Redmond is content with the academical proposal for giving effect to the Land Conference report.A prominent member of the Nationalist party tells me that the Irish group is convinced that Mr.Wyndham's bul will be satisfactory and that the agrarian troubles and grievances will cease.He also predicts that Mr.Wyndham\u2019s bill will not meet with serious opposition from any section of the House of Commons, but will be helped along by the Radicals and Nationalists and enacted with unexampled rapidity.Old Tories, however, refer to wait until Mr.Redmond speaks efore accepting sanguine forecasts from the Irish benches.Many of the most influential Irish land owners are in London awaiting with interest the introduction of this peace measure.MR.BALFOUR'S HEALTH.Mr: Balfour\u2019s supporters admit that he, is not in good form.He shows signs of physical weakness and nervousness, hesitating and stemmering in making re plies to the Opposition bench.DISGRACEFUL SCENE \u2014_\u2014 MR.MUNNS, THE PROHIBITION CANDIDATE IN NORTH YORK, ROUGHLY HANDLED AT AURORA.Toronto, Feb.19.\u2014A special from Aurora to the \u2018Globe\u2019 says: \u2014Mr.W.Munns, the .third candidate in the field for the riding of North York, iu the Provincial by-election, who claims to represent the temperance cause, went through an experience last niglit which has seldom heen paralleled in Canadian anngls, and which reflects m0 credit u participants in the disorder.\u201cPhe Lominencemien = t of the meeting.à \"wally but soon the disorder-bégan.Mr.Munns only sue- ceded iw saying à few things, and then Mr.J.M.Walton, sécretary of the Grand Division\u2019 ôf.the Ontario Sons of Temperance, made a brief speech, and.was the only one to obtain.& hearing.He.said Mr.Munns was not-supported by : any responsible temperance -organisa- tion, and that the Dominion Alliance - had passed-a resolution regretting that Mr.Munns was in the field.\"When the meeting had broken up as a result of the failure of Mr.Munns to tell who had brought him out as a candidate, he was : roughly handled.À dead : skunk was thrown at him from - the hall and a rush was made for the platform that upset everything\u2014benches, chairs ard tables.Upon the platform the mob formed a ring abotit Mr.Munñs.Some one was shoved forward, and soon the luckless candidate was tanding at bay in a corner of the wall.Next he was buffeted about and shoved off the platform.Slowly he made his way to the door, being pushed about and hit from all quarters.The mob followed along the street, hooting and flinging derisive epithets and jostling Mr.Munns, knocking him down several times.On the steps of tke hotel one of the mob jumped upon him\" and dragged him down the steps and others piled on.For a moment things looked dangerous, but a few cooler heads interfered and Mr.Munus was permitted to enter the hotel.Mr.J.A.Nicholls, of Montreal, who appeared on behalf of Mr.Munns, also had a difficult time, but managed to find safety with Mr.Walton.HIS CANDIDATURE CONDEMNED.Toronto, Feb.19.\u2014The executive of the Ontario branch of the Dominion Alliance yesterday passed a resolution condemning the candidature of Mr.William Munns, as a prohibitionist in North York.TO PROTECT MR.MUNNS.\u2018foronto, Feb.19.\u2014The Temperanes - Legislation Les is sending the count; clerk to give their candidate, Mr.William Munns, protection against further violence at his meetings in North York.He was not seriously injured by last night's row at Aurora., pret FINE AND COLD Toronto, Feb.19, 1 a.m.\u2014Victoria, -44, 22; Kamloops, 36, 18; Calgary, 36, S; Qu\u2019 .pelle, zero, 20 below; Winnipeg, pe : 2° below; Port Artoyr, 8, 14 Tet: Taig ; Sound, .4, 22 below; Toronto, 13, 4 below: _.Ottawa, 10, 12 below; Montreal, 10, 12: be- \u2018 low; Quebec, zero, 10 below; Halifax, \u20ac, 2.Moderate to fresh westerly winds,\" .with continued low temperature to-day and Friday.Je 0\" 1628 Notre Dame street, Montreal,\u2019 .Feb.19, 18.~Readings by The Optical &y?.- Engineers\u2019 Supply Company's Standuve Barometer at noon [TANG ihie A 2 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Hetices of births, marriages and deathe must tncart- ably de endorsed with the name and address of the sender, or otherwise no notice can bé taken of them Birth notices are tnoerted for Lic, marriage notices Jor 80c, death notices for 2c prepaid The au- nourcement 0f funcral appended to death notice, 25 extra; other extension Lo obituaru, such as short aketch of life, two ernts per word extra, except poetry, which is 50 cents per line eztra\u2014prepaid.dinnual subscribers may kavs announcements of births, marriages and deaths (swhthoxs extended obituary or verses) occurring in their immediate families, free @/ charge, in which case name and aadress of sud- riders should be given BIRTHS.CUTTLE\u2014At 421 Lansdowne avepue, West- mount, on Tuesday.Feb.17, 1903, the wife of J.A.Cuttle, of a son (still-born).WRIGHT.\u2014At Maple Grove, Aylmer, Que., on Feb.16, 1203, to Mr.and Mrs, C, J.Wright, a daughter\u2014still-born.MARRIED.ELLIS \u2014 RYAN \u2014 At St.Paul's Church, Mount Porest, Jnt., on Feb.16, 1903, by the Rev.H.C.Burt, Thomas H.Ellis to Emma Florence, second daughter of Thomas Ryan, Esq., all of Mount Forest.WEIR\u2014TYLDESLEY.\u2014 At Emmanuel Congregational Church, on Feb.18, 1903, by the Rev.Hugh Pedley, B.A., T.W.Wei# to Phoebe A.C.Tyldesley, city.both of this DIED.BAKER.\u2014In this city, on Feb.18, 1903, 13¢ Forfar street, Leslie Lawson, youngest and dearly beloved son of Willlam and Louisa Baker, aged 1 year, 7 months.Funeral private.| FRAWLEY.\u2014On Feb.18, 1803, at 538 Champlain street, Quebec, Jos.Frawley,youngest son of Patrick Frawley.COLE.\u2014At his residence, Ironsides, P.Q., on Feb.17, 1903, Henry James Cole, aged 58 years.GOUDREAU.\u2014At Quebec, on Feb.18, 1903, * Ellen McAnaily, widow of tbe late Francis Gourdeau, Harbor Master of Quebec.GOODSON.\u2014At Cincinnati, 10, 1968, Anson Ashbury Goodson, third Ohio, on Feb.- oak, 2 and 2% inch wide.Friday.Notre Dame Street.morrow to accommodate the crowds getting a share of the bargains.Black Estamine Serge.It is all wool, medium weight, the quality that usually retails at 40c yd.To-morrow .286¢C Ladies\u2019 Hosiery.Plain Black Cashmere Hose, per pair .20¢C Black Cashmerette Hose, fleece lined, per pair .21¢C Black Cashmere Hose, ribbed, per pair, FN » Jo] 50 Beautiful Steel Engravings and Etchings, handsgpely framed in Worth f rom 82.50 to $3.50.meS.CARSLEY COrsie Montreal\u2019s Greatest Store: Can you come in the morning?THE MONTREAL \u2026.\u2026.-$(1-72 St.James Street, FEBRUARY 19, 1903.TS ECONOMY EVENTS All departments have put their best foot forward, as usual.The capacity of The Big Store will certainly be taxed to its utmost to- that will congregate intent upon Shot Silk.All Silk, in a full range of popu- lsr colorings, 75c¢c yd.represents the actual value.To-morrow.50Q¢ Ladies\u2019 Fabric Gloves.Black and Brown Cashmere Gloves, in all sizes.Per pair, § Be Tan and Brown, 4-button Cashmere Gloves, sizes 5% to 6 3-4.Per pair, only .836¢C CLOTHING VALUES ARE UNUSUALLY GOOD.Boys\u2019 Reefers, $1.26 worth $1.95.350 of them, in navy blue nap or serge, double breasted, brass anchor or black buttons, lined | with farmer\u2019s satin or serge, chest measure, 22 to 33 in, Men's Overcoats, $9.00 Value $14.00.Blue and Black English Beaver, fly front, silk velvet collar, lined with farmer\u2019s satin, the finish is fully equal to custom made.Bargain Opportunities in Books of History.son of the late Rev.George Good , of Toronto, in the 60th year of his age.BYRNE \u2014 Jn Kingston, Ont., on Feb.17, 1903, Mrs.Ann Byrne, relict of the late Simon Byrne.HARTLEY \u2014 At St.Jobn West, N.B., on Feb.15, 1903, the Rev.George A.Hart- ley, D.D., aged 72 years.leaving a widow, three sons and two daughters.HEATH \u2014 At 51 Sussex avenue, Toronto, on Feb, 16, 1903, Smesanah Jeeves, relict of the late Samuel Heath, aged 75 years.HOWE \u2014 At Charlestown, Mass., on Feb.12, 1903, of pneumonia, Martin Howe,aged aged 72 years, a native of St.Jobn,N.B.IRWIN.\u2014On Feb.11, 1903, at his late residence, 13 Balsam street, Ottawa, William Francis Irwin, aged 53 years, 7 months.MARSHALL \u2014 In Kingston, Ont., on Feb.15, 1903, a! her residence, 255 Queen st.Margaret Hamilton, beloved wife of Jas.Marshall, aged 71 years.MARTIN \u2014 Entered into rest, on Feb.17, 1903, Oliver Martin, beloved busband of Elizabeth Martin, leaving five sons and one daughter to mourn his loss.\u2018He giveth his beloved sleep.\u2019 South SLields, England, papers please copy.MACLEAN \u2014 At Meaford, Ont.,on Feb.16, 1903, Surgeon Lieut.-Col.Caird Ryerson Maclean, in his 66th year.NOEL.\u2014At Thetford Mines, Que, on Feb.18, 1903, Elisee Noel, notary.The funeral will take place on Saturday, Feb.21.Relatives and friends are invited without further notice.SIMPSON \u2014 On Feb.16, 1903, at her residence, 140 St.George street, Toronto, Elvira L., widow of the late Joseph Simpson, in her 73th year.WICKENS \u2014 At Basingstoke, Hants, England, on Feb.2, 1993, Mr, Mark Wickens, for many years in the employ of th: Cheshire Union Rallway Company, aged 92 years, less two days, brother of Mr.R.Wickens, of Toronto.2 hose sending notices for the above column may send with them a Hat of names of interested friends together with a one cent stamp for each address, and marked copies of the ' Witness, contatning the notice, will be promptly maiied.For addresses in Jareign countries three cents will be required.\u2014 Notices received too late for this page may possibly be in time for page 6.Advertisements.Unbiased musicians recommend the prize medal \u2018Morris\u2019 Upright Pianos.See assortment received at Leach\u2019s, 2440 Nt.Catherine street, in mahogany, fancy walnut, and fancy oak cases.TEES &CO.,| Undertakers and Embalme rs 300 87.JAMES STREET, Montreal.PETER BROWN, Dentist Has Removed his Office to Birks\u2019 Building, 14 PHILLIPS SQUARE.Ak For eee HARRISON'S CREAMPETS And INSIST on getting them.WESTMOUNT LECTURES.Prof.Penhallow, of McGill, will lecture to-morrow evening in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on \u2018British Columbia and Alberta\u201d He will speak of the formation of the western mountain region, and the migration of animals ond plants attendant on the glacial period and the movements of the gréat tee sheet.\u2018The scenery of the region will be illustrated.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PRINCE KOMATSU DEAD.Yokohama, Feb.18.\u2014Prince Komatsu, who was the envoy of Japan at the coronation of King Edward, died to-day from an affeetion of the brain.= a or H.I.Lunar, prietor of thc White Star sketing ab vas found guilty before Recorder Wair yosterday of keeping a rink without a license, Judgment was reserved to Saturday to give him time = v 8 Glimpses of the World, a portfolio of photographs describing Europe, Asia, Africa, United States of America, by John L.Stoddard, bound in art cloth, published at Notables of Britain, an Album of Portraits of the most eminent personages of the last twenty years, cloth, published at $1.00.FINEST CREAMERY RUTTER .tic.1765 to 1733 NOTRE DAME ST.$4.50.Our price.$2.00 Our price.40¢C OF THE MOAT GROCERY ECONOMIES TEE MOST our.Reg.Fri.Reg.Fri.Vito Washing Powder, Baking Powder, per 7 pkgs.20 pkg .\u2026.15 1214 7 lbs.Rolled Qats.20 Raspberries, per 2 1b.6 lbs.Rice.35 tin.15 12% 1-3 1b.tin Pie Pears.12% 9 Cowan\u2019s Cocoa, 1-2 1b.28 23 Shredded Wheat Bis.Life Chips.124% 10 cuits, per pkg.15 1215 Cambridge Sausages, 5 lb.tins Homey.70 80 per lb.1246 1 Finest Canadian Cheese, 3 lb.Currants.\u2026.20 per lb.18 14 Pine Apple Chunks, Tomatoes, per tin .15 1214 per tin.FS I: 12% REDPATH'S SUGAR, 15 1bs for .98c, EMAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.The S.CARSLEY CO., Limited, 184 to 194 SY.JAMES §T., MONTREAL.ve Brily Witwess.THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEB.19.C.P.R.LAND TAX THE ARGUMENT IN THE EXEMPTION CASES CONTINUED AT WINNIPEG.\u2014 Winnipeg, Feb.19.\u2014The argument in the Canadian Pacific Railway land tax exemption cases was continued yesterday before the full court.The counsel for the plaintifis, Mr.H.M.Howell, who is acting In reality under instructions from the Minister of Justice, has brought into the discussion an argument hitherto unheard of that has created a great stir in legal circles.It is in effect that the Dominion Parliament, in granting in 1888, powers of taxation to the Territories failed to safeguard fhe rights of the Canadian Pacific Raifgvay to an exemption from taxation on'its lands, in consequence of which oversight the Territorial (Government has been free since that date to levy taxes om the lands of the company.Mr.Ewart, in behalf of the .R., replied at length to Mr.Howell's contentions.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MR.BARR'S PROJECT HE ASKS THE GOVERNMENT TO RESERVE FORTY ADDITIONAL TOWNSHIPS FOR BRITISH SETTLERS.New York, Feb.19\u2014The \u2018Tribune's\u2019 London correspondent says the Rev.Mr.Barr's emigration projeet has reached such proportions that he kas asked the Dominion Government to reserve forty additional townships for the British colony and offers to pay entry fees for the colonists at once and settle them within six months.He has secured stroog financial support, having on deposit half a million pounds sterling at his immediate disposal.This request will involve a concession from the Dominion Government of more than two million acres of ' land.This emigration movement to Canada from Great Britain is most remarkable, occurring as it does at a time when the South African mime owners are powerless to attract workmen and | Rhodesia remains a land of undeveloped | resources.\u2014 ee ; TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.| Brandon, Man.Feb.19.\u2014A young Eng- | lichman, named Coombes, committed suicide here vesterday morning by taking a latge dose of strychame.He was ; about twenty-five years of age.The doctor found a bettie containing about a dran: of poison close by the body, so self-destruction was evident.FIRE RECORD.Port Huron, Mich., Feb.18.\u2014The St.Clair Hotel, one of the largest hostelries of this city, was burned early to-day.Worthy, a yardman, is missing.Miltn Campbell, a fireman, was fatal crushed under the falling walls.Three firemen were slightly injured.All the hotel guests made their escape.Many fled in their nightclothes when they awoke to find the house filled with a dense smoke.The fire started in a bakery near the hotel, and burned for three hours before the men made any headway against it.When the hotel wall fell, the flames were brought vnder control.The loss is estimated at $100,- Gloversville, N.Y., Feb.18.\u2014 Fire, which broke out shortly after six o'clock this evening, completely destroyed tke two-story brick structure occupied by the Glen Telephone Company, in Johnstown.The local exchange, consisting of over a thousand telephones, and newly instituted and valuable apparatus, is réined.The telphone girls were cut off from escape and were rescued by firemen trom the second story.The damage is placed at between $15,000 and $20,000, which is practically covered by insurance.OBITUARY, Toronto, Feb.18.\u2014Mr.George E.Porter, Acting Detective, died this afternoon of Bright's disease.He was 44 years oldand bad bsen connected with the pollee force since 1881.He leaves a widow, but no amily, THE LATE WILLIAM HENDERSON.The funeral of the late Mr.Wm.Hendet- son, who died so suddenly on Tussday morning, in Mr.R.J.Teeke's store.whera {| he was employed, took place to-day fromt Dorchester street, to the Windsor station 7 { whence the body will be takeh to Dunham, Que., for interment.sorrowing friends accompanied the cortége to the station, and.some of the more inti: wate went on to Dunham to see the re- |.mains laid in their last resting place.Among the latter, besides\u2019 Mr.H.Henderson, the brother of deceased, were Mesrs.Robt.and John Allan, Mr.Tooke, jr., and Mr.Joho W.Reid.The coffin was beautifully covered with a number of wreaths, from fellow-employees and friends.Mr.Henderson's death fs much regretted by a large circle of friends.He came from Auchtermuchty, Fileshire, Scotland, and first was employed by Mr.John Allan, whom he served for a few years.The deceased war & special favorite with ell who Krew him.LIVE STOCK MARKET\u2014Feb, 19.#There were about 300 head of butchers\u2019 cattle, 20 calves and 60 sbeep and lambs offered for sale at the East End Abattoir to-day, and a considerable numbér of cattie and calves were solde here yesterday.The severe cold weather seemed to have a depressing cffect on the sales, and but few : were made during the early part of the day Thile the prices asked were in advance ot the Prime beeves sold at from He to 5Kc, aow $5.40 for 100 lbs.was refused for a cholce steer.Pretty good cattle sold at from 4c to 4Mc, and the common stock at from 23e to 3%c per lb.The calves on the x to-day were amall veals and gold at from $3 to $6 each.Sheep sold at from 3l%c to 3% and lambs at from 4%c to 4%c per lb, Good lots of fat hogs sold at from 8c to 6%c per] Ib., weighed off the cars.b A large number ot | -vicés are now being arrange: bration of the anniversary.ruling prices on Monday's market | WITNESS.DAILY FRIDAY SPEL.S AP ® ~~.READY-TO-WEAR GOODS! LADIES\u2019 FLANNELETTE GOWNS, lined to waist; colors, Mauve, Red, - Helto., and Dark Blue, Paisley pattern; regular $2.15; Sale price, $1.63.LADIES\u2019 FLANNELETTE CHEMISES, in Pink or White, full size; regular price, 40c; Special at 29c.LADIES\u2019 FLANNELETTE CHEMISES, in Pink or White, full size; regular price 86¢c; Special at G3c.BOYS\u2019 KNICKER PANTS, in Tweed, for age 5, 6 and 7 years; regular price, $1.75; Speclal Friday at 95e.CHILDREN\u2019S BLUE SERGE PANTS (lined), price from 235c.CHILDREN\u2019S WHITE LAWN PINAFORES, Trimmed Embroidery all over front to waist; 75e; Friday, 45c.LADIES\" WHITE LAWN APRONS, with Bib and Ties; regular price 2c; Special at 19c.LADIES\u2019 WHITE COTTON UNDERSKIRTS, Deep Flounce, Tucks and Embroidery; regular $1.35; Special at 89c.SPECIALS ON 2,000 yards NEW FANCY GING- HAMS, all New Colors, Stripes and Checks, Fast Colors,onty 10c pet yard.Great value in TABLE LINENS.200 Dozen BLEACHED TABLE NAPKINS, Assorted Patterns, value $1.50 for $1.00 per Dozen.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS! A Lot of COLORED ZEBELINE, balance of a large Lot; see them, asc.4 Shades only HOMESPUNS, 56 inches widé; this line only 38c.as LINEN TRAY CLOTHS, ue de AU inches: this lot 15c each, or 2 FOR 25c.\u2014 7c SPECIALS IN BASEMENT! XN\u2019 OVER EGG BEATERS, PTE everywhere for 10c; for this Sale, Tc.CHILDREN'S SNOW SHOVELS, only 7c each.SHOE DAUBERS, es, for Tc.vu EEE DUSTERS, Soft Feathers, tor pictures, only Tc each.STOVE SHOVELS, best round handled steel shovels, 15¢, for qe.steel bound, 10c SPONGE RACKS, best wire, large size, Te.SINK BRUSHES, the best, can be boiled to clean, worth 12¢, for Te.SCRUB BRUSHES, 10e ones, for Fe.SINK SHOVELS, with Rubber edge, only in this Sale, Tec.CLOTHES LINE, 40 feet, best Sisal clothes line for 7e.STAIN REMOVER, removes stains in- stantiy without destroying the finest fabrie, 25c, for Tc bottle.pottié large ounce 1 aA ine on worth 10c,for Tc each.FURNITURE POLISH, the best, large 16¢ bottle for Tc.50 only WRENCHES, worth 15¢, for \u20ac > ASTE METAL POLISH.the post for an metals, large tin, worth 12 for Te.QUICK SHINE large 10c tin for Te.* METAL POLISH, for all metals, large 15¢ tin for fe.FRENCH BLACKING, large 10c tin for \"Ze.SHINOLA SHOE POLISH PASTE, the best vet, 10c tin for 7e.VEGETABLE SKIMMERS, best wire, enamelled, wood handles, only Tc each.SUNBEAM SHOE DRESSING, for Ladles' and Children's Shoes, only Te.CROCKERY CEMENT, the instant erockery mender, worth 15c, for 7c.MRS.POTTS'S IRON HANDLES, worth 10e, fer Tc.STOVE POLISH, FIRST FLOOR! INFANTS WOOL BONNETS, regular 75¢ and 85¢, Friday choice 28§c.INFANTS\u2019 SILK BONNETS, regular $1.50 and $1.85, Friday choice 98c.2ND FLOOR.25 LADIES\" COSTUMES to clear at the following reductions.COSTUMES of $12.75, $16.00, $17.50 for 85.75.COSTUMES $15.00, $17.50, for 87.75.COSTUMES, $18.75 and $18.75, for $9.75, $27.50 for $13.75, $27.50 for $14.75, $30.00 for $16.75.GIRLS\" ULSTERS AT HALF-PRICE.MISSES\u2019 SHORT JACKETS, size 6, 7 and 8; regular prices from $8.00 to $12; your choice for 82.50.Very Fine HEAVY WOOL WRAP SHAWLS, $10.00 for $4.25.BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS (Jgu- ble), at HALF-PRICE.COLORED SILK SHAWLS at HALF- PRICE.A large Lot of REMNANTS OF CLOTH AND TWEED at very low prices.50 Pieces BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS.Note the reductions: 80c for 60c.$1.00 for @'7c, $1.50 for $1.00, $2.00 for $1.34.500 REMNANTS OF LINENS of all kinds.Glass Linen, Linen Huck, Crash etc., all to be sold cheep.1,000 Pairs NEW NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, White and Cream, fast woven edges; all prices from 35c per pair.30 Pleces NEW FANCY BLOUSE SILKS: this line worth seeing at 35c per yard.© CAKE OR.EGG TURNERS, 10c ones, for Tc.ROLLING PINS, worth 10c, for Tec.LEMON OR BREAD GRATERS, large size, 10¢ for 7c.SOAP SHAKERS, heavy wire, 10¢, for Te revolving handles, TOILET PAPER, in rolls or packages, 1,000 sheets best toilet paper, for \"qc.WAX TAPERS, best dripless wax, fringed ends, 30 tapers in box, for Tec.WHITEWASH BRUSHES, xood brushes, worth 12c for Tc.LAMP BURNERS, the best No.1and No.2 burners, worth 10c and 12c; in this sale, fc.WHITE PORCELAIN PLATTERS, worth 12e, for Tc.BEAN POTS, with cover, worth 12c, for Jc each.BROWN PIE PLATES, wortu 10c, for Tc each.BROWN MILK JUGS, milk, only \"Tc each.GLASS FLOWER VASES, best cut patterns, three sorts, at 'Tc each.CHILDREN'S CHINA MUGS, dainty decorations, worth 12c, for Te.CHINA TEA PLATES, decorated gold edge, only Tc each.SHAVING MUGS, worth 12¢ and 15c.choice Tc.LAMP CHIMNEYS, best glass, No.2 or B size, only 7c each.CUPS AND SAUCERS, deep blue patterns, semi-porcelain, worth 10c; Sale price, Tc for cup and saucer.DINNER AND SOUP PLATES, as- soried colors; worth 10c and 12c each: to clear in this sale at \"qc.BROWN BOWLS, good size, at Tc.BROWN SAUCERS, white lined, worth 10c, for Te.BLUE JAPANESE PEPPERS AND SALTS, worth 15c each, for Te.BROWN STONE SOAP DISHES, the best for ~ worth 0c, for Te.JOHN MURPHY & CO.2341 and 2343 St.Terms Cash ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.Zion Congregational Church this year becomes a septuagenarian.Special ser- d for in cele- The officers of the church decided to invite the Rev.Dr.Munro (Gibson, of London, one of the most eminent preachers in kngland, to oceupy the pulpit on anniversary Sunday, and this week Dr.Gibson's acceptance has been received.It is probeble that the date to be decided upon will be the first Sunday in July.Munro Gibson is almost as well known in Canada as in England, having been for several years minister of Erskine Church in this city.He is closely connected with Zion Church, too, having married a daughter of the late Rev.Dr.Wilkes, for so many years Zion's pastor.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADA ACCIDENT CO.Mr.H.Wilson-Smith was re-elected president of the Canada Accident Assur- \u2018ance Company yesterday, the Hon.Alph.Desjardins vice-president, and Mr.\u2018I\u2019.H.Hudson, manager.The directors were re-elected and comprise Mr.R.Wileon- Smith, the Hon, Alph, Desjardins, Mr.J.P.Cleghorn, Mr.S.H.Ewing and Mr.TI.H.Hudson, Montreal, and Mr.J.J Kenny and the Hon.8.C.Wood, ronto.\u201cT'o- ee THE GUARDS\u2019 SCANDAL London, Feb.18\u2014Mr.William Brom- ley-Davenport, M.P., has abandoned his intention to initiate an enquiry into the forced resignation of Colonel Kinloch, of the Grenadier Guards, by the House of Commons, and no member on che government side will intervene in the matter.This is understood to be the outcome of an understanding with Mr.Brodrick, Secretary of War, that Coionei Kinloch will be shortly appointed to a new command.The question of the Guards\u2019 ¢zandal, however, wiil be raised by Lieutenant-Colonel Nolan, inember for North Galway, to-morrow, when it is expected Mr.Brodrick will make a full statement of the whole affair.TaURST 'ARY 19, 1908.x \u2014\u2014\u2014=\u2014== \u2014 stone | WORK ps AND INTERESTS © e\u2014\u2014 -_ 7 IN WOMAN'S AUX L1AKY \u2014MANY BALES SENT DURING THE PAST YEAR, Yesterday affernoon\u2019s session of the annual meeting of the Diocesan Woman 8 Auxiliary was interesting throughout Lhe room in the Synod Hall where the meetings are held, presents a bright i.attractive appearance.being decorate: with daffodils, carnations, and palms and draped about the platform with purple, the color of the society.An atmosphere of harmony and unity pervades the meetings, which are well attended.) Following the devotional exercise.Mrs.Harley, now of Abbotsford, at «ne time a Zenana Mission worker.spoke ot the work as she had seen it carried vu in Renares, Amritsar, Matras, and Cal cutta, dwelling particularly on the edie.Honal features.She reminded her hear ers of how much sympathy meant 1.missionaries in the foreign field, «nd how greatly a home letter, even irom a stranger, is appreciated.The result of the nomination for officers was read.The appointment of 1p.president lies with His Grace the Archbishop, wbo named Mrs.A.Holden, as one who was already filling the office in 4 manner everyway satisfactory Mrs.Holden's reappointment was greeted with hearty applause.Miss McCord gave the report of the Dorcas work.A total number of 107 bales, containing garments for men.wo men and children, uncut maternal.gro ceries, church and hoepital furnishings.etc, were sent during the past year to places in Algoma, Moosonee, Athnbu-cu.Mackenzie River Diocese, and places nearer home.This was the largest pun ber yet sent.A TALK TO THE JUNIORS.The members of the Junior Auxiliiry were served with cake and cocoa, and afterwards the Rev.J.Cooper Robinson held theigattention closely while he pave an instraftive talk on Japan, illustrated i with numerous views.Starting at the i lsland of Yezzo, which, he explained.| had a winter climate very like our own, the speaker showed groups of the Ainus, + or original inhabitants of Japan, of whom ninety-seven percent get drunk whenever | | | I they can.Some 1,000, however, have | become converted.Mr.Robinson took : his young hearers in imagination alcug .the sea-shore, and then inland, giving them an idea of the ecenery, custoins, and characteristics of the country.ELECTION OF QFFICERS.The session of the Diocesan Woman's Auxiliary meeting this forenoon was devoted tu the reading of city branch re ports, the election of officers, and other business.The following are the officers for tlie ensuing year: President\u2014Mrs.A.Holden.Corresponding secretary\u2014Mrs.Baylis.Recording secretary\u2014Miss Lk.Raynes.Treasurer\u2014Mrs.J.W.Marling.Dorcas secretary\u2014Miss McCord.Junior secretary\u2014Miss Ker.\u2018Leaflet\u2019 editor\u2014Mrs.Geo.Kohl.Executive committee\u2014Mrs.Carmichael, Mrs.Robert Lindsay, Mre.H.J.Evans, Mrs.Pennell, Mis.Frank Bond, Mrs.Lloyd, Mrs.J.Marcfarlane, Mrs.G.Durnford, Mrs.MacLeod Moore, Mrs.Nevin, Miss Moffatt, Miss Butler, Mes.Cole, Mrs.W.H.Hutton, Mrs.Norton, Mrs.R.Howard, Mrs.Kirkpatrick and all diocesan life members.The thank-offering fund, $165, was apportioned to work in India, Japan, Mackenzie River Diocese and among the Jews in the city.SOMETHING TO REMEMBER.Don\u2019t* start nervously if a child makes a noise or breaks a dish\u2014kcep your worry_for broken bones.Don\u2019t sigh too often over servants\u2019 shortcomings.Don't get wildly excited if Bridget has neglected to dust the legs of the hall table; the welfare of neither your fam: ily mor the nation is involved.Don\u2019t put too much of yourself into the ordering of the household, or the management of servants, or the care of the ornaments.Don\u2019t exhaust all your reserve force over petty cares.Each time that one loses control over lerself, her nerves, ter temper, she loses just a little nervous force, just a little physical well being, and moves a fraction of an inch further on in the path that leads to premature old age.Don\u2019t go to bed late at might and arise at daybreak and imagine that ev: hour taken from sleep is an hour gained.Don\u2019t give unnecessary time to a certain established routine of housekeeping when it eould be much more profitably spent in rest or recreation.Dont always be doing something : have intermittent attacks of idling.To understand how to relax is to wunder- stand how to strengthen nerves.\u2014Phila- delphia \u2018Inquirer.\u2019 \u2018 A WELCOME GUEST.The welcome house-guest is the girl who, if there are not many servants in the menage, has sufficient energy to take care of her own room while she is visiting, and if there are maids assigned to such duties she makes the duty as fight as possible for them by putting away her own belongings and so necessitating no extra work.She knows how to be pleas: ant to every mem of the family and yet has tact enough to retire from 4 room yrhen some special family affair is under discussion; she does not find chil: dren disagreeable or the various pets of the household things to be dreaded; she is the dite who when her hostess is bust can entertain berself with a book, a bit of sewing or the writing of a letter, rnd when her friends come to see her she does not disarrange the household in which she is staying that she may onter- tain them \u2014Ex.tm \u2014 Advertisements.Neuralgia Almost Drives People Mad Only those who have suffered it, know ot the darting, distracting pains and acber neumigia Infticts.Ordinary remedies don\u2019t even relieve.It requires an extraordinarily strong, penetrating liniment to drive out the pain.To get rellef rub Polson\u2019s Nervi- line into the spot.Pain can\u2019t resist Nervi- line which has five times the strength of any other ilniment.Drives out neuralgis in balf an hour.Never fails! Never harms always successful.Try à large M cent bottle - 2 +\" ; sm i | - ! = ; À : ! 3, Lu Era A ua.- ! .= ï - , iE re Favnéosr, f XSEU A 18, 1965.= - - $ Ge ion ha, ne Er of ts i.= sv Prana Rr fA eM TW - = i TESTS ptm To IRE io 5 le a.ass now Hable affect [Tickling _ HBR HE DEBE | wt ; A : X Lo 3 4 ) + .iE AE 4 \u2018believe there should de tut obs | i E | \u2014\u2014 gc gl ETEEEE LONIAL L HOUSE, RY ) -Z \u2026 At t we bave à ) ; AB.3 {Hoa force te ef HEEL : J ® d | ¥ pue Le So a : ii { sometimes Lo.° het thé Lay me oe en Sor pia BR A ind AL are.doubly unished while (there 5 E, ; ecorated Pa { cape r.This f not f ( ; i |p ve \u201cFi shoud bor das The the city, now it bas | + .| 3 pe- \u2018 RC |the chance, obtain power from the R ; ange Wi H Legislature: to transfer the ai ; à ry d.co J] tion of the- police department over vu - «3 xercises, oi\" » commission.8 - x 2 ue at one 8 ; Fr.never, would ae use Bo Fe eget | > ° ax j of s , ; - an sooner i ; 4 , - =» nd Cat Poo A4 51,00 por IB: SEEM ANT Drink it.as etter, Montreal must keep abreast | Lp : | p i \"sai the RLD WILL na : Flof the times in\u2019 this respect\u2019 ' = .ELU Le har .Vit drives dull care away.- \u201cà or 1 EXPERIENCE AND PIRMAN ENCE.: J ne = À \\ peant to : 1 Et Mtr.Mecorder Wèlr, when seen) Wasi sit\u201d 8 5 sndhow ala PRICES, AT YOUR MOORS.rt of] ushesitatingly in favor of 6 permit fie iB + offi ; sie The oF eat Commies, Good and bad head works its way into the dl i [Path sfor [arch t .ta ein, committe followed each other, with the | tubes nd develops inte bronchitis, | a e Arch.: ke for the.better regularity almost of the elections.-lhère- \u2018pheumonia or copenmption, 2 fa EE TRE GNA Eh pm ee pn i po wher Lor Sek app .Mra - 80 objection to a clavse being -inserted \u201crheve Hraost ntter tel Dr.Chase\u2019s $ » bod with A Surpeingty Lage ra fo de charter ic ould LA Es of ont Emovledge of goliceF Turpentine will tl pobre.er 1: ER Ig: je Marsh Desig \u2018 tiusntial Tlrcls Payer.it |eounsil power, if they \u2018 2 ni at duty, discipline, qualifications, Ia, usage; bing | ut a t and rom J PE of the .5 ae\u201d wy tims to make the proposed 2 i tion or any other fit inthe etre.s this est til msi os © Ee \u2018 {avers pote wor) bed] effective CA +, Subscription, Your, nem, wo.sda gpmions\u201d OF PAUSE | OBJECTS TO BOOPLING.to They.were, gal galled 4s aldermen.ent for savers, best.colds, * 8 ; 18s ET GENTLEMEN.© : dudge , : vois on: might be a er or de ots umbet, lisa and even Co \u2018 TAINS t pr eg ge 7 ee Pave heard.ami | contractor or anything dlse wien he In lL use Of it whom the teauble io 24 TRE ee men 200 \u201c\u2014 from operation, &Wewld my Saat he ooeen to, suet With, ult cosen = | baginois 4 a.un Æ£ .sea.108, A ; : - 4 on places menti tg étre greatest objection to our present syste + i t t ef-Toilr or ind Dr.igs .- est mum De in yesterday's \u2018Witness\u2019 NE lice admini¥t¥ition is the possibil, five involving the and pement ei Te thor- ngs zu : \u2018Linseed and I Br.+2 Sin 31-3 \u201con.\u2018Drevarakité; > ; ; opriine = change in Te administration i i Foi and the temptation to, Pooëtinge ality of a city.\u2018itir no previous expéri-; fine, beguuse Shey oan rely on it ab.féshi d .F BS \\ of the police department, from % come | fing,\u2019 - added here, DRE te (2 bad a fie ee ae oo are Hui \u2018sol hutely to relieve and gure the hon eed ; tons an \u2018abri 168, - Cw $ 3 > - >, hui t commissio a se be Bor rte ester sc expected to cent She affairs Si ness snd Head irrititio 1, ste ep 18 : Row Stylds in Ungèrie, © ot Robinson \u201d vo ruck ) foto an nt dépertiient wi pfoves embarrassing to a Le > iid the response, on enquêty) 16 Toéné with polioe aff re anne dé den ee Te Later the \u2018pablic, déc vath on the publie T2 E save : to te gverwhelmingly, fa favor of the partment of publie service.Mon 7] credit to Babar} \u201cha exacuive of the pig on ih of Hriitations and wo ping as iss aan si SE REEL ee À he Nos Dosigs tor Laden and § + Om 86 sate, ft : A : oo lore on sailing 1g! tei name pid it ms i cure te Se BE urd if os on sng FEE = \u2014\" Chutdrer's Wear areshownin é of when, A er ir \"s perma 3 xpected fo consider the der which polié end you buy.No imitations are.ss good, | 2X \"2 cave svarywhere the pet of» Pr x thé us almost aby man might re oi hacer time: to o ibady\u201d the do ion à in all ita) 3% Ek should, hey not Le gold pes SE 3 Fu 4 r,.have eat and independent exe or 5 a very plausible éxouse comply with | bearings.A permanent board siome an their own merits 26 eents ER ox, : S re police wis approved.1 \u201c\u2018istiuen oi without possess these 9g ualifications, and any oft amily \u20188 ; the = tirhes a8 2e.?; on along A judge TE bad hg rice as vs she anything | & system mu always, be unsstistactery.{oants, it all deulés, £ he ci ri erience xperience on the indivi ; i Sad experienc ould work of gn \u201cIf yon setld ries ether shits.and the permancase of the Bart he Bates 3 Ce, Toronto.\u201d _ : wos, NOW READY, ry.committee would te the aldermen, all, or \u2026 60, irréprdaéis peime : \u201cessontiols ter eecess me \u2018potioe.4d ° = x ; VIN Price \u201cby Ma, We: 5 poll committee moulé intended Lys able, ail right; bat 1 it would be [ministration mn would probably bles thi | : Wonas should execute and mot meddle asia to 2% 6 or Sve seh than af CROWN FROSUCUTOR & Sea he proposed.8 Would à #8 ION\u2019 ets FREE.| vas \u20ac affairs which ed to the effet TOOL SOP dd lo The chat tha Mr.3.P.Cooke, \u2014 Ge the tie pubiie most 2 MONTHLY.ÉABm SHE aneh The chief, sait this senti , should \u201cinfidenice\u201d vent] sion, e ecially since \u2019 ppoiatment a a have donee.in thie men, pd a hd ok} Bev a free Band fn die porformenss curing 8 8 lue l'ip think titor, té nots.\"the effects of Log in administration, and 1 am in | ; fer\u201d of the duties which\u2019 everywhere Be e.Where ge \u2018present system af policé administra {favor of the commission system.1 | .y 2l Attention ven to Mail tors.) fort de doe.\u201cMake Tim respon: De rr tr BRN ax ne Wiha tion.He was strongly in favor of a com-f lieve.capable aud acteptable\u2019 men | : ol prey Sheer ta be fire, and rumors do not afte itary | mission, \u201cto consiet of t ree members.fessily found to-take the positions if it | ee A a 8, if you like; to 1 thie com count | Hoon dita o mot offenatart Le commission should cétiplete Ewere made worth their while.À: dare Bagi.el, and do swsy with The whole secret of raecessfal' éÉtinirie | eentrol of the polis foros.\"He not End fear about the selection of suitable Raynes.bit make some change The wey |\u2019 af to ha .opt much about ile composition of fmen by thé goyérament if he ey ere à 4 things have beta dons lately je-nouseu- Sstion in police aflais is have A 4 camasiesion sold see where od, and the city would Take bo mien .+ seul and: discreditable\u201d ie laf of pie Thou Gare bi re edb of oe il aid e of Fit: obtaini the power to adap) the WEAT THE MAYOR THINKS.istions formitlated by reg ri Tri SI, cnet om eof > and [would Snir a v ; 55 {atone Lon book Dy = a free hand is.thou th that in in the of af adoption a very behéficial ot .His Warship Mayor Cochrane in rep a ai cthgne-: vepuiutibus- body.pf.men the expérience of 4 à 2.move slong podern, gt , ta A geestion, on.b parte! AL, .Braga ws o of t d and the oly.iff man man \"pos be of advantage.an Éthprot x 3 Sihyiseicn, tia toring said, he vos.a board of executive, ~The citivent migit bef han FAY FAVOR OF CHANGE.a favor of commissions being appointed te a vould De the land \u2018of tive either by such military mem: À or.ee tet sonnei] oe bad {ad for a poties Soros, and.1 wodia fares be or hd the ete mesbanrot M0 ue EY Apr?promt soe cles ieved Roth vie vt form of their appointment for Lite, or as long ah soumet ia Sikoly Court je the the.proposition, paket, 1 \u2018It is dust che .i 0 rea SL | Be ET lng EL Sr Sei Sr an oh rin soi fe] Sp 4 Enr ie\u201d oe =\" : tion would He « n- .eu : details regarding -1 Te or i Coal pn 8 Es ge cken.They G .The would by for\u201d the Que Jouet oe | is the whol Tho, rouble.ee in cold, und it dit |= tom he - atenmly cold ve 3 nimen per- to ner, Lee AN andut peg : government; 3 ES woud fone of fuk eof dy should be 9 re hy he CEA ar ° son of au [2 od ere should be no.political sn tors of hard con ne in pensent of Te tions céitimectio ; dé te.Es De $0Boin proies TE oe ! of by ; during SREY wi .Get reîts.|Bovernment must 4 nd 155 toss dir Fehe mé £ the om \u201cbut the | delight.Trugk a may them we bers should ho tes atioiifa; {acids = 2 OF in 766.tons * SEE pa pore Trak k engi ling.a.oy are yr Ton is degrading and dts- | Mr .H EEE ERat } authoritise.aves them.?gy! ro dhe i\u201d and\u2019 whould | * Fhe ered out Lo ihe c.pue me yt out pres.TER It.cienry and faithfulness scene are or - oy i RUES e past.| Soro cheuges the Montreal peli or, the 9 should be as efficient as ble, Efi oa duty should ized and rewarded.Tobe men 1 be oo pr } (lite Thi Pp! es el mer & Jand was hia oe di atsonngé, Je expe vod qT wi be executive was lettin.VAVOHS CHANGE IN SYSTEM.\u2018 mp tthe press a Cana \u2018with the British a orei for the ebration of ng \"ix qui spa ox March ee ats rage =k : ABur ib y _afiair ie.Evo ; ; Jad cil Feu up the Hiood-it is 2 frit : pie snd ded: ye salt that aradicates impurisies | a cot \">\u2014pepmctes regulst hctios, of | stables kim, be _u : fation\u2014tones tlie nerves-paints f[T3e comumiticn in nob J » ow oro Bay.ke i be tes ot ca FE © se ferefice are as follows: i Right Rev wifi ps VAE neoeseity ou le x of Fata phe th a métis pole orénisa ion =] oi : EE \" et =e 0 OLD WEATHER 2 aR a, = ap fo frien cle eres Ep Te bv 3 BEY me TRE = APE OFA \u2018sey SGÉTIRC-RUPPLY.8 | PROPOSED sa FIRE .- trades \u2018union prop { id?Jl ora cm he me parts of thio: ciy.fre: nt.ES \u2019 or par Pre hard: a dope vogue fe pb onto; tte.spüéiation, 4 = the ently abc of 7 i oo cae o> Uttawa, A.Sampson; ae on an Lads u interests of REE ETE Fa es i i Rav.Dr.Et | + MERRYBOAT-ASHORE.- Tne, A oes on Goversot's A, 0% NES.\u201c | ng The boat was making a | Iu the Practice tis masniag i \u2018trip to New York whin the accident oc-|Bavidsan granted the motieu of the ality, edpred, There were 900 to\u2019 1,006 pes-|acking the gated lags of Gelp They were taken off [and Dorion (formerly Shaw) dm aod ; of Dumont avenue, be ex at.au present limits piste To Bn iiats Ot oc Five te opariT, .never be Smet 8 thoroughly if a union department.des er fes > ve w-The rentes + |.pre Thi ot jonrreo STATES: CURRENCY.a Las pee 480m ol £ Er Hen i the currsasy i To Tandy haa\u201d RE of the | vanced.Poms wd rich blood cates now Tile 10 every part of the body.Youass ie orated, à Aves ssparilla will do for Take fer nie jog biliousness.jon SiR \u2018was gowacd white duchess sa with Roman lace overdress, and oem, nus - .\u2018 Com We Caléndar CC So 2 oo 2 i 22 i welt or Captain Mahan, sÿch an ovériot [es er dog has, however 2 ; the best ; best.5 COMPLIMENT : \u20ac 3 - _ SG : J : EI A es ship io implied in the Joe dore | Face - fax .emappine.\u201cTheir doing \u2026 (New Yor: \u201cLifnes.\u201d) : ; it bas been eriforced\u2019 does mot, make it.right .to: effort] Disgust comment byf outselves and id TO-NIGHT Bossy mon | entation, Kennet 2m Si SEER ape Ton fora em ft tr | ie ne ni pue Bitpipe \u2014THURGDAY\u2014 and Special Music.Badges cordially invited to attend.A republics: seturally.audi very.fescety \u201cob\u201d & dupercilions attitude towards.them.LE ppired oge of Shas ror ord a ere Looe, was thé fimehed Rink Sr a ject.ri 1 may be asked, why is it that the Dutch {Canadian postal card, with a request for Sondseing gf the solo, \u201cÀ dream of pars outselves and {T2} veil with blossoms.The brides : ; Feo ir Eileen Millett, At A of Gspe Colony have proved far mare,|aN-axpression où | ion as to their Te short sojourn'in New York and Bufo ; anti tlritiahi than those of the\u2019 cprigiiered| CAVE: me -omplisnce with this yy, ong Sim Laird will eke oy athe: posts sot due veux fepublics, in which \u201csll \u2018that \u201cwas \u2018adtis amet nay Avastin 4 pumiliation.sidénèe in Toronto: e up their re- DU RB A R Under the Diatin- aptes.of saveral Turf Canin ra British was supposed\u2019 to.have, taken Tef-| \u2018card: worthily represents in ils humble: The da nce given under the auspices oi RET MONDAY, THE .and companies.Of, all of gam-.hired erous and self-réspeeting peo- the yan and Beience \u2018undergrad « mm, GREAT ELT bine that of\u2019 batting \u201cOn\u201d horse rates, 5) id ue be = to be ad hye le.-.\u201cI'he paper-is firm, accurately\u2019 a McGill University, in the Royal Victor ; CE the moat\u201d uncertain, so uncertain, in Sack, tho.Kpglish, ss vociferously.expresped, in, {ably, rks a Toe aa ie -Ori- eg v ight, was emb ful ç ._ a = i that it has passed into a.preverb Ye Mr.Chamberlain\u2019s ety- presence, against gin_ ahd purpose is clearly printed with | which dancigig \u2018ret on, were displayon : .y.\u201c1 | mien.eypposed,to:be-sebsible ahd: 3 | Bie.Gordon -Biprigg, the colonia} states: good ink, std.in SEE hand the banners 1 the.ifterent years.Pais ! A - ; too, books of th per is & handsome Jere placag, t of SA .\u2018es.the.e bapikrupt on nan who bad made it hi policy to Time duction of.; Horm, whe \u2018orchestra was She pinta ; EE contidingly placed their gdod 3 ministiy À on loyal\u201d eoalifion tinés.+ properly \u2018col of | ests w od be : Lu money if \u201cthe \u2018had of _profestiond] Ty À I , +R ion ins : don \u2018Mrs, ee, receiv y Mrs.John.SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 1903, shirpem to : bet.op Rotoriotaly fx impossible for a man iti Mr.ner 205 pi ie, it | fon rs veste À Lg eles.Tae ° .the\" \u201cuniversity, \u201cthe Jeans, Pri ngs} i bookmaking, with :Bo- security but.the ether card.\u2018Lhe material is acide Mrs; * Peterson, asd te up hie et rom rer en te | ee a we BE | LR Se aw vs.Re distinct: ; t oèms of insensate- scctions en: of, \u2018the \u2018printing of hr en 3 is That | & Ti > the decora- stirie: KR \u2018in - i ] EE a wp FATE d ; : oF the é-jab \u2018office: in-a-beckwi village, 1%, Aron A Y apartment, CL 46-3 telling\u2019 these people plainly\u2019 \u2018on \u201cwhose, | the b two vignettes are, \u2014 muck .re- 5 on.was made Fes 3 piu a man tive sitting-out roo USUAL PRICES: Seats\u2019 on anh\u2019 int star Branch Orice.{ heads would be \u2018the\u2019 blame i front criminal libels, the one upon ane: Phone Up 1346.\u2019 Frenide ht McKinley and \u2018the other upon shins J peu o -| the = ional escutcheon.In every de- man\u2019 of the'committee; Miss E.Le ur put oF eS al ot in Tieod sad Mr.W.;, very he Canadian.card.is good, and.ar en F- J.Dey, di he! peaks Sither men à \u201c } ernment\u2019s part or in.oe nT p le part: of: the contrac- | DASING -HOLD-UP.\" disgrace to the country, | Ra cting - evidence of \u201cincompe-] 1 1.2,1 4+ OF.worhe, in} bh Post-Office - De- : 1 ing, aa the and even hh : TE ITN, Es / PRINCE ARTHUR SKATING RINK.Dé FWo MN BOB VASSENGERS os i Open from © am.until 10.30 pm Sh cute: the are.ics : of \"on O MEN.ae BAND EVERY NIGHT.Admusion 10 ands.STE bing: Canis, Hat the 2 = ta AN.ELKCTRIg CAR NEAR ancy sERET Or EE ee nei have lately gone\u2019 to\u2019 the wall \u2018sought clic FI¥% LOS ANGELES, tor Fairbanks, of \u201cIndisna \u201cad the 75 222 > ; + | be: seers peculiarly.open :to the tempta- will be.renewed: with a.view ie.| tin\u2019 Presented in \u2018the \u2018promise big ré to.séétling.ail outstanding'différen A | B AN {| torns for émail snvestments.x The people tween the United States and \u2018qu selves excépting, of course, the Alaska, he nilar WINDSOR HALL, SATURDAY NEXT, \u2018ents ation thi\u2019 class of small capitalists ations Fos ki ex, | desde 6f ; , £'invatted Lighter en in\u2019 force, eh ed a ; Yclithax .last: night, \u201cwhen.30 unmasked : Who-are cauglit \u2018by this sort of \u2018bait ap- 4 heyy held.and load of MDME.ALBAN! with her gr entire \u2018Compass.\u201cReserved Seats.Sc.$1.08, sii Peat ta bess nemacrous da they: amesiaee: au ation, The Th - \u20ac Frs at fe Tow 1e Ages Ai ot pur \u2014 » ingin.cotton pente, dor -althohghsuch Clic set Siem i es exengers; one.half of THURSDAY.Pau 19.#} 3 {SUBSCRIPTION RATES.2\": \u201c| question\u201d would of itself \u2018make: the\u2019 Whom were women, \"were forced at points \u2018 ms pu a0; Weekly - ting.mission well Forth while, for it has\u2019 120188 ! of revblvers \u2018fo surrender cash and_jev- JRE SUNDAT-SCHOOL UNION: of the $1.00, reductions 10° siubs ; end matters\u2019 of - almost daily record in the.the; agilrée.+ 6f recurring frickion for.sème\u201d stifate, In hey eo rion Theres Wide, ww, including postage for \u2018Cénnôa, | newspapers; the\u201d autaber \u2018 \u2018and credulity.yearn: pas 4nd unwartsnteble- interfer: ok , =p RCE oF DEBEC.ne oa 1 nd, United States, Great Se 117] ence \u201cmith Cénadian neglitg Vessels ns: J ; Eu ceci \u201c Toe an then or coun: « > ui e men RoTI Q : lésheir, dirty coute: 10 Géples to.one ai od \u2018mickies\u201d sein ipexhantible, Kier.faken 1 ign fieft and \u201cdisappesred in the darkness.@8th ANNUAL MEETING * haa i such ees eine ee.body: who Eng given ening Te; fisheries question is \u2018another matter | = ut hold up; was oo gut in a way TI CONGREGATIONAL CBUBCR, | \"For Great Britain, aad Lok por Amat ror uo z #1 that\u2019 canto, be regulated.too -se0m, or is 2 bands at the business 1 a 1 te or postage on me ae ois eX ing.passk of.ie States.fishermen.are: poaching\u2018in | ci soit oar left Tog Asien a1 9\" lc - PRE: Oth and Out, 298; - Northern \u2018Messen; 3 go \u201cthe 1a caring- THORSDAY, 8 p.m.; FRIDAY, s1saspm Métis last edition of 5s Dally Wiéndée\u2019 1» à ppp aie south of the Arroro,.ing Ages or > 13pm} \"| selivered in the city every ot pure publi ce PE Sa * ie As he down bo Re Mr.ALFRED DAY, lication at $4.00 per annum.2 men clamb ered.upon the steps, one ot Pacte 7 13years General Secretary of Se che: | e7her en e car.They presen DST 8 Ammociasics, now of mde \u201cAU dosimees, cxmmunioatiens should be ad; ie \u201cwha revolvers at the heads of the coniiciit T= \u201cTarn Des Frebleants Lee \u201coy awn].iessed \u201cJohn Dougail'd Som \u201cWitness | ; ost- à © Levi Si Shichrooks the car.With revolvers.>in their hail, th \u201cWhat eppertanity the S.5.sfiprds Ogg | in \u2018their favor,\u201d \u201cToo.ofbeii \u201choéds to or a str, are in\u2019 \u201cToledo, visiting.\u2018Dr.and | (hey stood in the doors, and a erery.0 = æ AE de Bey, | in i À: n:.Mrs.Lewis will make a guage.ordered everybody : : inflamim \u201cSoul Fewer in 8.5.Teaching.\" EC : }enibessiemion and thet, J digi A {visit of some.weeks, Lewis + coin and jewellery without any momker to.spre > Be a 47 : fe - 22 -.- business.\u201d The robber at the car Tr.1d of mer OA DYES Boys sand gt En : disgrace: snd the penitentiary.-.pusciles \u201cand Mega ; ibéth \u201cCéchräne, \u2018Loëa\u201d Dus- stepped.upon.a.box, and.from this.com.of linge COME! COME} comm: | Saturday toate: * = of gatbling Bron thé ue ; ea mi after Chase ae ied * om \u2026 | Promised-return.Of al}-frauds it-is the ju sat d turned \u2018to_ Ottawa vésterda } day, \"Jon \u20ac ble tp ; ARTASSOCATION, 5} rms follow \u201cand.ineximbie, Tho | i 1 2 = (EE La Sh staring .\u201c62, - _- gar = EA 2 pu à 2 con\u2019 8 i remurs sebviki lay | chemers a Ta.mercy, their yickimh Lirica hi temo ay Wal\u2019 taking the.property of range ~~ Extn of Wet African Cues ee se 95 ai SE Ere , agent of y- _ Es were RL Whiston , Da which ¢ ilecied fn West Content Arion by the ln ste Frank }{ caped.being shot.by the er Moi Ad fortified ® until tho 28h February, aor Instantly the man shoved be the.© trem to 6 ; Hel van Sd Gay's face, the dite oure it Admimlon, Twenty-five struck the: wi »s -poying trigger was pulled, and the bullet pass ; \u2018i plate |'ed throt Yoof Be plié vu Essamazx 20, piace | oF ugh À = A a | Mine many.of.\u2018them.others Kanses he jouet Anzual Metin of ts.wic eeping.à.sr = sv of : CENTRAL ag pe If Day, etroit, wi cash and waiches.withor a: show of ies: I bave W.C.T.U.TURD, HEE, | stand: to be éne.ofthe.\u2018 ae, Erin made: 3 i Erin roving Corwin, mete a D Een =m m1 ; AY, ARY: 39, Tes, : mot discouriginig, ages ni es od to- a IOITOW, arTive ere x igs : wR Rei por en | L777\" of pousible: problema.- 1t-is: when he is Proposition that the naval forcé to be des Br i orig.I ns gest à Svein te dE forgt te on FRIDAY, FES.20th, AY 8,30 P, M, | Se > \u2018 | back -at- Capetown - thet\u2019 Mr.Chamberlain\u2019 maintained.on the\\lakes by, His Majesty D.MacGillie ue ly missed about fifty dollars.\u201cTh point BUARD ; 1.| sdmits: that \u2018instead \"bf encouraging and the Government of the United States | Re.ignal\u201d\u201d Godérich, is dy, of the, Huron at which the robbery occurred is an qpen DE Of = journals.in Untred States, veit: \u201cnie ie vs se depot | \u2018should\u2019 be- a > Lake Ontario fo |.Wi \u201cWindsor Hotel, He i b ere to attend feat, End\u201d peculiarly favorable for Tob as we ive been ranting te about \u2018mignt; ds, hope for à | \u2018one vessel ; NO exceeding\u2019 one the Press: \u2018Association \u2018dinner this even- three am ow Possibility of a war with} Germafy, speedy: \u2018réconciliation -of - races than: fe dred ; :tons: burthen \u2018and.axmed with\u201cone ing ex the- representative.of the Cana Cana- blocks eo, have brouei another car line, line, hee .should be mollified by the Emperor Wil- had before: he left.London.Taken as '18:pound cannon; on 'the upper -lakes Clon Pr ress Association; of: of: which \u2018he is a into the city in ten be che : Both \u2018léade, : Pies Albert Comal, and hea 95 Royal liam\u2019s court poet declaring in favor of the.words: of a diplomatist\u2019 whose public to two, vehsels ¢ath, \u2018not.exceeding the ; Me =.Fæcli Co oa a rer DIED Are c cegerib = meeting interesting paper by Dr.D.D.te the Monroe doctfine.A poet may üot | Têle je always that'of the-optimist, of.| like, burthen and aymed with.like force;l sirebe.gree bacloranil 0 us uty prety ped Es ie deseribod HA prt, on, Dr Gene or ae | be the best of authorities with regard statésman who knows that bis words cant|-and.\u2018on \u2018the waters of Lake Champlam.frs der her daughter.\u2018The .honse : was being.pot.more than \u2018twenty\u2019 delégati \u2018Criminology\u2019, was deferred, Dr.Hibbert to Germany's \u2018Welt Politik, but be in at 30t-but help.to- full themselves, sad of | to; vemel acl: not exvieding like decorated with flags and bunting-in red, 4c ie cibpe vos ébou ; iy ogi à Commer being ili.A committee vas appointed lest as good a \u2018mouthpiece for the \u2018ex- A Palitician .wihiase personal interest\u2019 dew fétce.\u201cIE was: likewise .t6-he agreed z Wipe.ja dde apeffodite and scarlet |.2 a oa Le to per fraternal visits od e' councs fy pression of German sentiment as Kiping ;trepiendously on'the.side =| that: all.sxined \u2018vessels on \u2018these.lakes palm: were lane a woor The hoe ve - ONKCLIENT LAWYERS, to you nok okies of potion a Mariiats 18 of British feeling, or ss Lowell tris | Ch this js \u2018every.serious Admission.should be forthwith dismsntled and that | tems wore & handsome black gown, aed 7 Oo bu 12 receptie \\ Reliet_Ausociatio n° vas also given, oe in his day of the ideas of his country.imo be.remembered, opine tit né Sr once o wr thould be alt poise Oibh wore a very pretty.lue dre 7 The or rt pci \u2019 .ing ita council i ve a \u2018council ni men.Poets are poor politicians was\u2019 gttered; not as a\u2019 timite of | or aried on any of fhe lakes; Bott (Dancing was.enjoy \u2018 moose.class\u2019 at the first, me Mat mil, and rule.In the case of the German post, the: question, but as & rebuke: do-an audi« \u2018ther hat if \u2018either party \u2018should desire.to) Doth bet aan tables a he dining.| to\u2019 ¢ woud aot an with only one \u2018ci na ti er rer de in | re ee | né à rc S| ov ETERS by 5 p pase have been the Emperor, whose desire ta.ova n e joinding AILET six mOn noice Gertrude Nélgon, 1800: \u2018Sherbrooke it cenbuet mark CL fous win the friendship of the United States | S0Able Hiitish of tlie Cape, the game, class | Sie Charles Bagot, \u201cHis \u2018Britannic\u2019 Ma.srt, gave's vety jolly sleighing party usuzlly e Prosperous Jndividual voté prodige st whiclr speeches were made Mr.H.| has often been manifested.A.member | \"PO 4 à'similer-period in our own his- | jesty\u2019s Envoy Extraordinary and.Minis-| tre ones ee parts vous entertained pome years-ago to a friend: \u2018I want them a: % ao De.CL Seine AE of the British Government recently: de- sur got Sn he Brutal arte ree.Pleipotentiory, aoceded = feed at the .home © of: the\u2019 \u2018hostess, itr Jap ve eA ete on pt desk be Aan es esars, clared .Englis n equal I emeni behalf Englan Amon ° ville, À - Dobie, ind R.M.Cagney.rine Po pablo toe i de Dutchinan or the: nn spots indeed, had been, suggested in the Freaty, od eine fed Heh Meldrum, affairs, then L want him to me EA The oon W.® TPHighes and as to Americans, and it is.natural enough to-ackhowledge.thé naterab riglst:of- 6ther of Ghent, 1814, and: Mr, - usb, -Actiog Yue \u201cSnowdon, } ies wy the Misses Tokyer, whose.aut & to act pt oF chs del \u2018 D.f.\u2018Mr: w.à Birks Presta that à Gernsen poet should get the ene Peoples.to éco dontimite et\u201d yatiançe | Secretary of Stats for the United States; go\" fimo Sten Mins lf ir glient\u2019s ounce of prevention, tay oo » gate Le aus Et me Hesderson, Shed, Trvetng oh a Bi, tions seem anxious to be friendly with |2 Anglo-Saxon x \u201cnext, He .never-| the United States.The proposition to -Misses = Nelson; TR sud the companies, banks; banki A ci street, car - :-\u2014+ | Uncle Sam.He seems incapable of any stops to\u201cthink, and \u2018is.\u2018possibly- capable\u2019 révise \u201cthis agreement \u201c cornes : from : the Messrs.W.Méldruia, J Wises snd F.and other transporta on re the Loi ln \u2014 coe genuine affection in return, but Britain of tbagining whet.ould be feel United\u201d Btatersand is understood\u2019: be Wien.A.Row Bear! Teen sn ud rte whilele, Ee in fo of Com cm , ings a: .bebgvior were.\"the \u201ceireum-| confinéd\u201d: to permission.to ~the \u2018United |, a foun : Pago 2 bep gr |e nt ne ad det Tih Bm 5 | nc coved Tue Bite gr Ste shires on he ke to bub] o ETE Ÿ date Phot Kanter | nl, 5 Gor mio 2 he cigar e:.Cape hive to\u201d considired\u2019 | war \u2018vessels the.government of such] manuel Church evening at & uarter sults were itte and fee.congres of the oni tat Eat thr veal coon to the utmast of return trède,\u2018and this cause they\u2019 Have.beer loyal, and have in\u2019 rame of mek mp Cet met > The business man de ines lewyet \u2018Trade, of \"the troublé is that the firm has in] are re De appreciates megatively | somb cases \u2018suifered for : ébeir :loyaitye candle.Our commissioners.be de (mcd bY the Rev.Hugh P y.The who shall work for him alone, art early \u20ac troduced a number of German workery against Germany if dot im, though that h lies to Ca ye ded = : may bride; whé was given away by Mr.Henry the field of- the general practitioner desired ho receive less pay and whose work favor of Britain.Though he has no 1 oven auce petown.peaded upon to cons le.id ret Tot , wore her travelling gown of blue \u2018narrowed.\u2014\u201cWorld's Work, : the bu = advertised and so ish.They | notion of wrongdoing in shuttidg out .\u2014\u2014 lanky ry.to convey.ress ing.vec y on the + Ei ie tnd \"whe bat ith outre 2m es ed have accordingly.es chiahed \"a.it ÿ the products of other nations aHi he can, er a.» a oma po he Spumrtivly aed 1 cpposs pune \"Ihe bridesmaid, Miss May| ~~ SUMGKONS SUTURES, - preside guaratitesing le goôds nish | highly indignant when they attempt eir Datch 8 y any increase of armament to denies iste}.of the bride, was dress Gear, made, which the firm refuses fo affix to \u20ac is ie ey féliow \u2018subjects is: now, ar it \u2018has \u2018Blways | ect on the lakes themselves.The most odin grey.The bridegroom\u2019s- brother en trees ani du f James its \u201ccigar boxes.ore fin is wr, tie to shut out \u2018Poets sometimes \u2018have.been, a leading obstacle, \u2018if not the prin- important consideration.of' the Commis-| 3\u20ac acted a \u2018 6 best man.Mr.and Mra: Weir ferent kinds of trad Jor towing & Mr.A on whe ceplor TE for two-thirds \u2018of4 ** embarrassing way.of \u2018putting , their; cipal one, to the reconciliation without sion, however, will undoubtedly bé the ict on ES edding trip to New: Yok.gars.tendons, \u2018horsehair rosilk, and very and \u2018whet the Spaniards get.The strikers] ides too directly or.extravegantly im which, South African.nationality is im.cépsideration of thé \u2018customs duties and was a book from the Da xt Mission, 15 fine silver wire.The short, tough \u2018ten: Sumber 26.- EE J words.Thus \u201cthe German court poet.\u201cpossible.-Mr.(Chambertuin-of courss \u2018te reciprocity, from which mach.may\" be which ahe was a orker AE + dons taken from the kangaroo which are ar ori ee \u201c| went too far when he expressed the hope | ferved in the seme breath to the surly af.| hoped, for.Many.influential sections] At\u2019 AllSainté Churg Téronto, véstels er re een .! À icularly : valuable and.have saved many sé À SPECIAL RATE , that the United States would \u2018extend her titude of the: Datel of the samy colony of the United States are now strong ssp- day afternoon, Miss | Millets, sidogt { lives; they hold fpf about a mont be _* kr, DN, Batch, Cetidina.travelling 20thority over all Latin America.Though, | with whieh he \u2018hard come.in contact.at posters.of.zeciprocity with Caisds, and Smsbneeesiod tn Mee Macao 3 ech fore they break aay.Silk thread wil o agent 2 thé Santa Fe Railway, revei thdf is a sentiment not likely to be un- | \u2018Great Reinet, atid 10.the.osteavisas of he 4 even Mr.- -Dingley; who \u201cwan & candid} of Montreal, the Rev, A.H.Baldwin month, Ee ee ton \\ Shares a motifcafion this morning that his com- grateful to the country he is \u2018wooing it is Joys}: Boers,\u2019 by \u2018which the local\u2019 chivrth,| man; free \u2018from: \u2018trust \u2018éontrol,.was; be: officiating.\"Miss \u201cEileen.Millet, sister tically jndestructible.Thus a surgeon _ wi \u2018pany had decided to After April L liable to call forth an irritated\u2019 protest bad pidclaimed fall wiclviatian.There.fore he died,\" persuaded\u2019 that a move.kb- | 41 the bride, was.maid of honor, while is- able to select à thread that will lest Es | hada from the Spanish republics.\u2018In spite le d {eet amin.of arts would be 45 Sham gow ta Wallses beats cod pil sho dissprins compisiai Dr.x meistained-until June 15.; ! a dlasiciisees wietiir fro Mz.Ribot ÿ.| the | Sleeth'acted ae Géconiman.The bride | cients Binge wy \u2018 Four = in is TR TS ange it SN hE UA AR SOI © Tu deft ads bin, with = & tulle \u2014 ° 2, prices PRUNEST PRUNES! PRUNES ft - A Ten * ie FINEST EXTRA QUALITY.o .Li.Le LT À, bie end il Purposes., SP \"| \u201cBeta: Bama™ stewing Prunes \u201d.ene ve ns \u2026 16 cents par pound.A \u2014 \u201cBelle-Rame* Stewing Prun Le \"194 cants\u2019per pound the box.Io New Yo) Feb.re.sel \u201cDemi-Choix!\" Stewing Prunes » wi tous.a ner» ents por pound their re- > Lésistant d \u201cDemi-Choix\u201d Stewing Prynes, * n \u201cb6-1b boss bex ® 7 het the.ponies ee ed cans.case OW: shy | ies Table Prunes spices \u2018of estigation in \u201cthis city; Promises\u2019 ander: Testi \u201cFavle-Prènes,\u2018 nates of ; in Nip Nima, White Mound, i; willie writes: a into one of the most - 5 FRENCH a Bim PRUNE Vietoria Persusid Medicine Co.bus, 0 in the, critinal- history of the s Fe Co able \u2018Prunes, \u201cImpertales.\u201ce deen ted since Aambus, OMe: 4 should not\u2018 be surprised,\u201d h Cusol\u2019s Table Prunes, \u201cImperiales Superdnes\u201d.coeastal I have affec a eho i were proved that the Conepirators even Cuzol\u2019s.Table Prones, \u2018\u2019Imperiales Fleur\u201d.oe I ost unpleasa Oatarrk 9, dw on she went so far as to murder in cold blsod | Carol's Tabla.Prunes, \u201cTmperiales Extra, Fleur\u201d.In : \u201cRor dia seemed to ore on hie visiting a Lge, toes for oe Dy Cosel's Fable Prane, \u201cImpariaies Fleur.WE Gin as 126 aa the plat.- cold my e8 increas - ng on the- fate of Cuzol'# : ls\u2019 Prunes, Imperiates Fleur\u201d Jove -1b, glass Jars, bo A Ei - griend I léarned the real value of Perunda.I \u201ca a dingle instance.\u2014- + \u2018California - Extra Q : ey Prunes < +; s.Jolin.© Joe: often-heard it pr ae ee end, omer hed ee have found that twen \u2018three si Bol ra Tore, OF, Cooking Prirpales i.; 007 rious 0 bodies were passed of one ¢ : >. TH \u2019 this city, in |] Lez .oved : his: atthe.first \u2018symptom.: ill | :after using Permna for week, I61- ero Miss Nellie Crow, Se: Lansing, of A ier.formerly Secretary : Prop oes os sd el # into to patina.Bates are, in he \u2018latter cure it before it develops into some ani, fie like magic, increased.my appetite, If yia I pt And etis- |! \u2018of State, has been \u201cretained by the Stats Wo st as-the Dying, catarzhal derangement.* digestion and induced restful factory Penitd: ihe use of Peruna, Ftment to apeist in the preparation | let pass Ct i ; ed ae I needed \u2018to\u2019 restore me to write ut\u2019 ir \u201cgiving.s pe age.of the United States, to be vez pas * \u2018Decollete Gevrss To ee 1 | \u2018perfdct\u2019 health.: I think it a most ex] full tatement your gase and he will | sented to the tribunal recently creat-}| >\u201d teerer- Miss \"Blanche Myers,\u2019 reet,, Tout remedy and a fne 4 tonic for} all | be plessa ï his valuab ; streñty between the Unit ed States 1 I, à Others Kanses City, Mo.\u201chas\u201d à following\u201d 0: win ott.women, \"Edith M .Barñes,: :j vice CL : Seat, ritain, to establish the Alm ] sex was \u2018sav of Peruna:* © nent A Mise, Nellie, Crow, 114.\u201cKdith.Place,\u201d * Adc President of (Hd He dary line.I.= rer their \u2018During.Tah of the past four seasons\u2019 Memmi, Tenn.writes: or?5, \u2018Columbus.| \u2018 hounes -CONCEDE.DEMAND.: : =, 1 w cire I bave caught\u2019 severe\u2019 \u201ccold, - © As l'was eared: from & chron Cory oe Feb.15 -2n \u2018Evening | bo 40 St.Peter Street, Montreal.7 otormun, Te Frond FERRE ats) \u2014 ir hands em Jiang Ont, ere sdmitged Comi \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 4 \u2018 ent ip on e \u2018and a 4 ; isequent, : JARD OF ERATE 4 | conclusion of- the.meeting of the council | 1 NR.COLMER RESIGNS [ [ue pain Bo \u201cOF TRAI | the executive \u2018committe bad a lengthy 1} By RAWER XES 2 + CDE Gansacs HOLD ; \u201cbuilding and; {eas BEEN SECRETARY TO.THE 0 or four Ape TE © CANADIAN HIGH COMMISSION- \"ar line, NR YOR\u2019 MANY YEARS, rer Documents, scraps, Music, Etc.oth high- .\u2018 \u201d mo x fans I.mn, Keb! | Bo \u2018ave A Cloth Covered, with Lock seribed ri ; New ew York ab 5 Dotetivy made ar di: 8 Colmer, cua, bas resigned - bu 2 x 104 and 10 aches ears - _ 3 \u2018psi.a ces © Burns, aliace] of secretary i .oe Les Haat of Ta Chamber o : } ill; &.Cos, and: Dan \u2018Smith to-day, and ar: the | Yeh Commissioner of Canada, with |: i 210 andl2 * #8 sy dec £ thts chamber instruct.| / Shand 3 Mo i eh Was held | : David -C.Bärtum, a élerk, \u201cand a view to hecoming à partuer inthe-well-| .\u2014 .i; ed he it gt meeting, to transmit: r at the.3 to-night.\u2018The \u201cKrnest Matthews.The chargé was s { known London firm \u2018of Coates, Son & Co.| .MORTOX, PHILLIPS à ce.8.; Savon fr béarty thnnks fer Me splendid | er of | sentiment and devotion were found: in tie | icin of having conimittel a larcenS.| Regrets are expressed at MF.Colmer's| on ery Bick Book Makers and Printers A0} .reception a Ed.to-the delegation der.\u2019 ene: of -the east: end, most ry £them | speeches of thes graduates\u2019 and ixivited \u2018He two prifoners were arraigned before decision, as 2s it will be exceedingly difficult 18.4 18 N | po ters.is As ing its n accur visit: to: St \u201cFhe | tontractors, and- others \u2018corinected.with | guests \u2018the \u2018practical side in.the.a police ms te, and Barnum was dis- to find à fees to fill the position : otre Dame Montreal.hb mouse arsangaments made - for - the: : entértain- -| the building trade, \u2018to hold \u201can annual, unching of a movement to raise £/5,000 cha arged.stthews was held in Hn as well as he bas filled it during the past; ; mistaie ment of the visitors Were \u2018so excellent, drive and dimer, fo.fo, which they .invite.a for a ren building.at the.mniveraty.to{ \u2018bail for examination to-morrow.} twenty years.Mr.Colmer\u2019s resignation, FLOUR\u2014> v one \u2018lis - and.the.sentintents.of -a- dofiimon rela.number.of : aid ren and .; public) be ea \u2018student body similar to \u2018detectives say that the arrest was in a it is thought here, will shortly be fol- ith nome.tionship: were so pronounced: \u201céhat-the | Men as: Sher quest bie ne cme Be av Harvard Unrer Pan à Sade over the mas.pasta of Lord Sra these ey the FOR EREAD AND FOR PASTRY.xO i ; ; Ca in.a dal 5 \"ber with of bool del ocelot quently.of: the « Een ec end men The erestin testins [of &: students\u2019 \u201cbüità- | of th © firm, in \u2018which\u2019 it /wés announced position of Canadian High Commissioner.Whole Wheat Flows a an Srebam Fleur \".Haid great.1 ue and.the e des amis.\u201d as it.ie now | Ig Was phonieed by., Bolton: \"Wood, |ithiat a mmber of prominent.Horsemen Mg.Colmer is a native of London, bav- naNAKFAST CKEEALS of all kings.ead world word thom speut amongst: you, |and 2e es: called, is aware.losked forward to with | of this city, \u2018whe stated that Mr, \u2018Ar-|haë placed\u2019 in \u2018their hands a sum of 35-7 ing been born here in 1856.He wert to| \"BRODIE & HARVIE, ook be.| iit at-bhe m ihe ext! a great deal of \u2018of interest.1; The jer-this | Ë tes pega: of \u2018the 000 to.be het Pa a:horse in à race to.be j Canada, and took a position in the Mer- 10.4 18 Rlemry Straot ok be 3 2g of dhe congress i year took \u2018yesterday at Mr.ans.Gradua ty, and jiniselt \u2018run to-day.e advertisement said that chants \u2018Bank of Canada at Montreal.He - ap me \u20181% should.+ ride that,- \u201cdespitd\u201d the | capacions Bee at Bout dé.l\u2019île, the\u2018 would each subscribe the sum of $5,000, |1¢ Kad, been \u2018to allow a certain | afterwards was: private secretary to Bir] - LP me ahorénese \u201cof the dép in i he | party going.down and returning.by: 4 pov ided qe un -raised in\u2019 the aggre number, oF persons To.participate in the ola: \u201cAfbott, and later to.minione or MARRIAGE LICENSES od: nada, t the Mo: d Lerminal -Raif-' e fod, hing,\u2019 an sums not more\u2019 first High - Commi for .=> rase a ern rir wi | Th per does jui, Pr ee ad te A Lot Pay die Cniuis| MONEY TO LEND, ; INCL) e1v ith À Emer] prosperity shown indiestions of as as a.mittee oe Ceri reason, sr McGill press Dr: Walto lton, dean of \u2018$5000.© \u2018Fhe detectives say that, th the ad-| branch of-the High Commissioner's \u2018de- C hi B el mee Som, wt\u201d | IEP Pn ilo dy |r em Srl Mout Surety, en vs Sen, ont, Ke he TA | et a Ca roe 8 era, r ey say \u20ac = mi , \u201cthe Landon Chamber of Commerce ith mous prets 7 ex- no, mare vs Massachusetts: Dr.olfred Nelson, n, pre- Cfice, and saw- Barnum, the clérk, go to-| er, which-position he has held ever since.2 UTARIES & COMMISSIONERS, of Commerce of the.grees.o Shan à Aldermen Joseph.Lamarche, : Lavaliee, sent of the New York\u2019 Graduates\u2019 8o-| 2 Box \u2018and take out some mail which was He made quite a record for himself as a |: SE iE, a paenace, this city im a my re LID, He \u201cMartineau, Conture; \u2018Ricard, Dr of Mogul University, and\u201d Rok addressed to ¥rank Kelly.\u2018They allege writer on Canadian Imperidl affairs, | .T the appointment.of dele d asking ior {10 he and Mr.H, Gervais, KG.£: MeGHIL ey.\u2018caste:| that Krank Kelly is a name used by per-|and in 1596 competed for a prize of 1 0007: congress from: the Montreal.Bowed.of | together somie seventy seven sat dows oto rant Booseyelt King.«Foard Ear IR Eh fort er Tes CAKE\u2019 kEare FRESH 'E a dinner.served Mr.Bureau's.Besti| 1 5, Hof 0 ion Te nx he rome, 9 ah gl tar à oct ie Tes ST LOUIS CARE of ee aire] he prise vas aied | wan acy wre © pel eut d for di ion at Toast of the Ki oy AN, Tamarche .jon \u201cof attorneys.for a number of credi-]] compton \u2018Was oO to the world.C oO O k\u201d S .The.follo oo gs oh, he congress.responded -in a loyal tôsat,- in- which be.ors.of \u2018the K.J.Arnold.Turf - fnvest-: .; Dire Court to tite United States Dis-| x \"DEED FEOM - INJURIES.iver| QuAppelle, N.W.T., Feb.18.~Fred N IE F i - âke | cholag,.the young farmer who was - IN .r 1 e n 7] dentally\u2019 shot by his\u2019 hired man on Mon: | day, died last night, oo BAKING POWDER 5 ., : .Purity, Strength, Perfection.3 t Malone; N.Y.; Féb.« 18S-\u2014Wm- Laberge; ~ Advertisements.: or | Honea of most.of the speeches Wak\u2019 the \u2018a locals oN.ist, was\" 50.hadiy frozen on Sold Everywhere.== | necessity of cultivating.a unitéd.cféie- it by.the heirs ot ny Ee |.Sate.I OWE Zoeian nericasetize for- \u2018damages for \u2018the\u2019 ae Fe ne ven = Rent The Ne on- itaiing ae = » you that == spirit, in- Montreal, irrespective of \u2018ward haters Olntment lan cortata feeli ligio ejudipe.: I ame 3, ond aa.Pins: cure for eseh.| id and, Thee and! re us pr + sunubitent 4 ar =conoession given in| alt \u2018dancing: party a \u2018became ill, lof the King.- Other teasts beral oui was appointed: Messrs.A.J.Hodgson, extolled the.manne and.liberal 3 rge per 3.; à James Davidson, + Le se \u2018the De Friends andl .rs.Mess sue de & Co., and every very for à of itching, | = ;| 1662, té build à'market at Caracas.Judg-;| requested to be\u2019 takei home.tnd maratacsa sag and probrading ples | CAPTAIN AND CREW DROWNED.| ment was given fu, favor of a Bade re bo De ee Lis dé Cathartic MARRIAGE LICENSES onials fn the daily proes and Ask yournelgh | Pars, Brazil, Feb.1: | heirs, va theif claim for the left.alone.on the piazza io gain admii-{ ; Issued by a what they think of tt.Yom can useitand | \u2018Kelvinside,\u2019 from ° Buenos eb, | amount fo be É-by | tance.He became unconsciqug before he - Ray fot, en 0 cpm JOHN M.M.DUFF, fasse not cured.Sondoz.ab.1, \u2018for, this\" , bad b ; : family, and, was found\u2019 > 7 St.James Street and Tse ieom, areas: Toropte | ; : his, son élarte Hood's P Pil Ils: 26 Brammond Street.BDrC6hacc'sOintment.À = 0d: IMALRANOE POLICIES PUROMASED, 2 Ee 257 2 VS TR 70 A AT TTT | ¥ A 1 1 for some time: \"2e monta vot be sup tisfng ; Jam .- - a ?° A PT Setstor, If it money rates worked soméwhiz, - H.Carrington, ) Ca | hamdar.i eed o exec : d A.- sentis - cites: (The Street : 4 MARI THE LEVEL HOSSING 18 RESPON- hotel Fempats returning from fos hdl ome > for So ben \u201cih KDLE FOR -FHE MAN convention at Cobourg on board, not ae 1 het ore affairs until rhe ne What a fine * CHIL- - ome of whem received s serntsh.4 À ualnss the shart isterset becomes | .thing \u201cBODIES OF MANY \"| sidering the porition oi estat an a O.P.\u2014t at 15.2 gt 6, 80 at 071 BE REET 3 i oy DREN, o |Poware it is mot wonderful apd dren ae 17S at LE pouring, Jnbion coup vashins ever NS rel .racuioctis escape from deatir.\u201cJet ming \u201cin colin \u2014.6 LTE Fe lei mééition, e makers o ewark, 10.\u2014A ca \"Se \u201cx tn 7 ; - cottonsand londed with pupile on'their wey « fhe BEEY SUGAR Tauoters b MSR Sat os ot mt\u201d an RU DER nu vs Clothes used pl Leckawanns & Western Ratiway tenir IVE THOUSAND 79 38 SKID PUR.eg DP Tron common_30 aL 6.80 anima pad.quickly: othe ref Eight of the High Schosl Pan vas J 42 50, 550 at SR, 150 nt 4 .ho oh ue must be bought Kb By Sy Th en rie Saropta, Feb.10 0 ihe BEE] a le D ÿ ron\u2019 vou at By.3 Peasiine w ne he ¢ ADs car were t will itimediately 2 the Montreal Power\u201450 in Le sender to the at 4 SN clothes last ÿ injured.| \u201cHive of are believe to at Dominica immigration on tomate p Bots.4 5 \u20ac à uote to- N T longer.Instead bi rubbing the bo fatally hart.ve thouss: oe des to pre- Nov tawaybymainetrensth} Identification of the dead was a difi- ; i but this Reo PEARLINE harmicesly soaks give added Montres out the dirt.Think of the sav- Her \u20ac ing to clothesin a your! es} Germany, which Dem.Ç at ce 4 fret.Th PRA onomy.men ection dill on perte Sr i mean |g fied SE ares go be ag was consi cts nain cb à Aa the designation of one part of the Shae To HAD OVER 500 BOILS.vehicles which the North Jersey Street \u2014in OTERWA POBAY, 2 5% pei Ay 4 tete Fo vi de po the antidor.TH \"This may seem an exaggeration to J0u, and nine 0° ee o« cul TT, » ay wo check, The pote is generalized mis BUT IT IS TRUR week for spécial accommodation Loti Kh, Jiu the Supreme | to caver all, the ate localities white a 68 guflerers from Bod Blast shen ved po, aud other parts of the {our ice today Jedgmen pat ai = %i fed \u201chae Bre: Hone locality el : , in every di ond the] we cage lost Tw key.wh the Christians = The sunnecK 8.000 BITTERS.dpa « great distas.Sound Pe with costs for want of ; .Fur .CURED IN 1885, | body was carried rei Ire blocks on the pilot would De fan nf ww se bo %.: Re ha Ms.Dovid F.Mott wrote us from] of the engine.The uninjured pgscengers.Thi : GR Vel, On a8 a) com td mT | Mv Sg, anni Ja Es Le Fam pore satiné ¥| trolley car could not ale | ater, ex NB, Feb.19.Pre he Froviacl Montor is Baye Les \u2018 | though otpran Appesr to Jaks | Rogités x0) of gro DOCK BLOOD BITTERS I am entirely (ook: 4° mol\" = Lan wr aes | qu eured, and can recommend it fo any per- EUX oa of the.tro! fase AE ati À Freipro- RITE ir son troubled with bad blood.ir, sai Be custom PRET ME sass Thited | on are the surpi ! JN festis ission\u201d when \u2018it - percé w x.SORTED 1 ol, condnetodd A \" FHRER MEE MEN\" RILLRD.: lens { bles next fe His anéwver was Ty \\ .- Th 40m Ulies, N.F., under date.of Dee.$sty| SPS © rick 1 | espere Pr En < | AR rhs mite ht \"arom rec 1901.He says:\u2014Some time 1 re | 4 should ave done so this morhing | and several \u201cmer 4 ie wd i XO Opes.3 ceived a letter from your firm, saying ped I see \u2018that the toe ware low.| re pad fre this i matress of a Met arm the some ars ago you Tet ered.Rolo T he [Ee ne | AR, pillex we a.7 a Charges rom mie, 8 top and the | 43002 TU; FEEVES over 5087 boils.Yes, pray had, and\u2019 of a ny danger» was hen we thing 1 hme .| iam * ; me T =\" or SMALL- Balance I must say that I have never had the re- ing t \u20ac - ÔNK Wu Now; mages 1 AU 4 Bob , Det.Gr Fs of one ainee I took the course ead nm seared Stuckey ala », tise She approaching elestiony 5 Reb.fo, Due har Haven { BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.\u201cvis 25,076 9 hoes of the eoltiion He Tarts mentions is tbs at | | whakes 1 ak Cod thet have had good health fm caching and said the pr rable obligativn -on dhe Surplus pe de D re ue, qe fn rit Ft Lu |, pr PE = I wish bas.\u2018world success, with There were twelve children 7 the.ir estient has in sat tape 2 acid ; Zeus wend VR over i leat AU droggists or deen, tayo ats +hey adds so Tong te + Pet om ages RIT © Sug T., Misvrx Co., Larean, orn ie ate Fu emmts x ie in hE hE appe- | B, = \u2018Tegoxto, Osr.02 4 working the es.Pa e es, inspire to those who à M a LES tn béard the screams de ares | ia Fk ou CC Eee ie ss mar Sie me COBOURG TEMFRARS.that\u2019 the front part of the \u2018érolley car de thee \u2026 \u201cCobéidéz, 18.\u2014(@pectai)- Oatmeal, $4.05 cara of bags; $4.15 barrels, track, Toronto; 25c more broken lots.Pess, 72 ordinary, No.3 expart east; Tie middle freights; 2e more choice mill- CHICAGO CATTLE.Chicago, Feb.19.\u2014Cattle\u2014Receipts/ 10,000; steady.Good to prime steers, $5.60 t0.$5.76; poor to medium, $5.35 to $4.40; \u2018stockers and feeders, $2.30 to $4.50; cows, $1.40 to $4.303 heifers, $2.2 to $4.60; canners, $1.40.to $2.50; bulls, $2 to $4.25; calves, $3.50 to fod steers, $3.50 to , 0 $4.25.] Hogs\u2014Bécelpts, 29,000 slow five to tes cents lower.Mixed and butchers, $6.50 te $7.15; good to store.heavy, su ® RS rough, $6.80 to $7.16; light, 0.$6.85 TOUR.35 5 96.00 do 7.35.1 cor, pts, 12,000; cholce withers, $5 to $5.76; fair to choice mixed, $3.76 to $5; nattve lambe, $4.76 to $7.10.\u2014\u2014 © FREIGHT INTERESTS SECOND ANNUAL DINNER OF THE COMMUNITY AT NEW YORK.New York, ¥eb.19.\u2014The second ap- nual dinner of the \u2018Community of Freight Traffic Interests\u2019 will be held at the Arkwright Club at 8 o'clock on Saturday af- tenoon.This dinner is to be given by the traffic managers and general eastern: agents of the railways represented in New York city in conjunction with the | traffic manage! end industrial corporations having their headquarters either in N ex York or Chi\u2019 oago, or at points east o icago in both the United Btates and C pected that fully 250 will be present.FRUITS OF THE TRAFFIC | \u2014 OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF THREE | ~~ \"BROCKVILLE YOUNG MEN.\u2014.restful; sr LL A SE PESTE Brockville, Ont., Feb: 19.\u2014The police had a fierce encounter this.a oon with three yo: men, W.J.Kerr, W, er and S.Steacy, all residents of -Pwockville.While intoxicated t drove into the country a few miles an entered the premises of Mr.Geo.For der are Ww *proot vault for office use; apartments and a summer kitchen, ra of the steamship lines ears wil Canada.timex] Norms AND NOTICES.'0 LET, IN WESTMOUNT, AN BIGHT- room house, and bathroom, hot water \u201cheating, good logation; present temant \u2018keeping a few boarders, some of -whom ing to remain on.A good up- portunity for the right party.For particulars apply to CHAS.J.OWN, Real Salado, gent, ete,, 4257 St.Catherine st., \u2018 nt.: TO LET, OFFICE OR STORE, 67 Beaver Half Hill, not \u2018occtpied by Law Union & Crown Insurance Company.Good stand 3: and \u2018premises for a manufacturer's agent.Suitable for a retail store in many lines.Cenarete basement, Daisy furnace, fire- building floor- \u2018tod with maple and well finished throughout and in perfect order.Apply to L.D © PERHAM, Registry and Shipping Office, s Custom House, Montreal.Office telephone Main 805, House telephone Up 1801.TO LET, 178 BLGIN STREET, CORNER Prince Arthur; nine rooms; Bath, pantry, furnace; $22 a monrh\u2026- Apply, 2248.St.Catherine street.SEASIDE COTTAGE AT LITTLE METIS To -Let\u2014'Merlinwood,\u201d 12 rowms; pretty, nicely situated, newly.furnished ; best :< drinking water, extensive grounds; view, \u2018beach, bathing, boating, : all unexcelled.Address, , for further particulars, JOHN DOUGALL & SON, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office,Montreal.i \u2014 TO LET, IN ST.Cottage, known as situated near tae river.LAMBERT, A DOUBLE \u201cPoplar Place,\u201d nicely It contains nine b and \u2018Large fruit and vegetable garden.06 F7 Apply to # BEATTY, St.Lambert, or D.BEATTY, 187 St.Peter street, Mont- _Teal.x 38; Texas LgroRE TO.LET, WITH HEAT, CENtral, windows fropt and back, on St.Peter rl between Witness\u2019 Office and Mer- \u2018chants\u2019 Bank Building.Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.STORE TO RENT, IMMEDIATE POS3BS.\u201cmon, oceatrally located, well\u201d lighted and Rented, wits or without fuil barbers\u2019 \u2018equipment, consisting of fret class stand with mirrors; aso evolving chalrs, and other accessories; modern and almost pew.Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Building, ccr.Craig end St.Peter streets.GFFICES TO LET, ST.FETER STREET, between Merchants Bank ani \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES \u2018AT HOME - \u2018\u2019Phe Bell Telephone employees to the \u2018siomber of a hundred or more, have \u2018invited their friends to join with them in a pleasant trolley ride, dinner and \u2018dance, to take place to-morrow (Friday) night, to Bout de l\u2019Isle.Special convey the party, leaving Lasalle avenue at 8.30.ktime is expected.A very pleasant The Knabe Piano Admitted the Best in the World.\u2014All leading virtuosi declare this fact.The Knabe Piano among all great artists, who are not bought up, and are therefore independent, is always the chosen one.It is fair to say that during the past few years, which is the very acme of the Scientifie Period, the Knabe Piano was used by seventy-five excent of all leading pianists, in all their recitals, on the American continent, Kng- \u2018land and Europe.The sole agents for éntral and Eastern Canada for - the Knabe Piano, Messrs.Willis & Co., £m- pire Building, 2470 St.Catherine street, a farmer.Ford saw them coming and bolted the doors.They forced_an: entrance, turned the occupants out, avd smashed the furniture generally.Re turning to Bi le, warrants wers is sued for their the saine the police had their hands \u2018with the trio, all of whom stubhoral sisted.eral eh , / 3 will \u201cbe lod \u2018against them in the Police Court.> arrest and in routine ; \u2018have received a large shipment of the B08 désigne, and improved styles - of Khabe Pianos, Uprights and Grands, in Fhäiidsôme and costly cases of fancy walnut, mahoganies and other woods, and invite inspection.te Cure a Cold in a Day.\u2014Take jve Bromo-Quinine \u2018Tablets, This, FOR SALE, WESTMOUNT, A SPECIALLY charming house on two.floors, with beautiful tiled conservatory off dining-room, a music room and smoking room off drawing room; thé most modern -pi bing and fixtures, Including tiled bathroom ; five bedrooms besides servant's room; all.|- on one ficor.Price, $7,000.H.L.PUTNAM, 1st floor, Temple Building.FOR SALE, HOUSE IN WESTMOUNT, 9 rooms, heated by furnace.Addregs F., 444, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.UNRIVALLED RESIDENTIAL SITE, No.162 Drummond street, for sale.Apply to Mr.ROBB, City Hall, \u2018or J.FAIRBAIRN, 4477 St, Catherine street.FOR SALB, AT À BARGAIN, HOUSE ON cornér Claremont and Burton avenues, Westmount: ten roams and conservatory: hardwood floors; all modern improvements; terms to suit buyer.Apply CAMPBELL Æ& GILDAY, 30 St.James street + 1e MODERN COTTAGE FOR SALE.35 Stayner Avenue.WESTMOUNT.In good Order.- ee FRANK E.DONOVAN, 225 Temple Bull Telephone Main 3091, 7 .Up 225% £ House For Sale.A Stone Front 2 story self-contained Cottage of nine rooms, on lot containing 1,830 fest.House is heated by hot water, and la in first-class condition.PRICE LOW.The J.CRADOCK SIMPSON REAL ESTATE & AGENCY CO., MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING.45 Cents Per Foot Will buy a fine block of land forming the south-easterly corner of Cote St.Antoine road and Metcalfe avenue, Westmount; 145 feet front on Cote St.Antoine rosd, and 135% feet dn Met- calfe avenue; ares, 17,319 feet; housds built here would be sure to rent well.THIS IS A BARGAIN.Secure it now.The J.CRADOCK SIMPSON REAL ESTATE & AGENCY CG, MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING.MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE Grosvenor Avenue, Westmount, A Stone Front Semi-detached House, bow window; gallery front and back; five bed- Tooms; hot water heating; modern plumb» ing.Price moderate.The J.URADOCK SIMPSON REAL ESTATE & AGENCY CO., MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING.[I ï ZION CHURCH CONCERT.An attractive programme has been arranged for the-concert in aid of the fund for the reduction of the debt on Zion Church\u2019 which is to teke place on Monday evenifig o * Mrë.Creed, Miss Eva Grier and Miss Ethel Roberts will \u2018sing, Mrs.Fred Houghton will contribute a pianoforte solo, Miss Ray Kendall and Master Allan B.Copping will recite, Mr.Arthyr Stoneman and Mr.Norman Me- Leod will sing, Masters Lester and Monteith Lauder will contribute a piano duet and Mr.Harry Makshall is- on the rogramme for a couple of violin solos.ic .popular prices, are selling well and #5 x éd that the lecture hall of the church will be crowded.Situations Vacant.WANTED, 15 GOOD MILL-WRIGHTS, good wages paid.Apply ROYAL MILLS, Mill street.> WANTED, GOOD PLAIN COOK TO ASsist a little with housework; maid kept and furnace man; washing sent éut; good wages; or girl from country willing to learn.4150 Sherbrooke street; Catherine street cars.WANTED, Al JOINERB AND CARPER- ters.D.H.SCOTT, 2560 St.Catherine street.\u201c WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT FOR À small family; goed wages; comfortable home.Apply 35 Churchill avenue, West- mount.; WANTED, STRONG YOUTH, BET N sixteen and eighteen years old, fr wholesale warehouse.Address X.Q., \u2018\u201cWitness\u2019 Office.\u2018 WANTED, A YOUTH FOR A Wholeshie office, one with some experience preferred; give references and salary expected.to WHOLESALE 16, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.: a WANTED, NIGHT WATCHMAN; MUST be certified fireman; strictly temperate, and have first class references as to \u2018charge- ter.MR.ROSENTHAL, Strathcona Rubber Company, 204 Papineau Road.WANTED, GOOD PLAIN COOK AND EXperienced nurse; references required.Apply 20 Mountain street.BOYS WANTED.APPLY AT W.H.SCROGGIE\u2019S, cor, St.Catherine and University streets.TEACHER WANTED, AT THORNE Centre; salary, $15 a month; board, $5; easy school; well furnished; healthy logality: clcse to church and post-office.Tess 8.M.LOGAN, Thorne Centre, Que.WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT WITH some knowledge.of cooking; good wages; references required.52 St.Matthew st WANTED, AT ONCE, GIRLS MOR COLlar boxing and Laundry Dept.; also giris to learn blouse folding.Apply to Mr.WILLIAMS, Standard Shirt Co., td mier ave.\u2019 WANTED, JUNIOR CLERK FOR A LIFE {risurance company.Application kr made in writing.Address M.L., 75, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Employment Wanted.© aia EXPERIENCED WINDOW CLEANER wants windows and brasses to clean by the month or week.447 St.James street.WANTED, BY FIRST-CLASS LAUNdress, washing, ironing or housecleaning, with references.Apply first door upstairs, 170 Chatham street.WANTED,EY AN ENGLISHWOMAN, Position as bookkeeper and cashier, or In an office; bave had several years\u2019 experl- ence; am quick and correct at figures; Address X., 14, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.GOOD WORKMEN Can be had at the ' OLD BREWERY MISSION \"277 18s GRAMG STREET.Tel, Main 191180 eens \u201cPrompt attention and satisfaction.re *- For Sale.CHURCH FURNITURE \u2018FOR BALE CONsisting of the following: e .without pipes, but with pedal attsthiment, cost over $400; one Pulpit, cost $186 ; cushions for.seating 500, 30 benchgs,\u201d 2 Quebec Stoves, one Cooking Rangy, ome ~ Parlor Stove, Stovepipes, one Sewing Machine, Tables Chairs, Cupboards, one Lectern, one Reading Desk,\u2019 Paptiainal Font, etc.Apply to A.MACKEY, 28 .Donegana street.20° re Bargaïns.FOR SALE.\u2014AMONG THE CASH BARgains at Leach's Plano Rooms, 2440 St.Catherine street, are slightly used Mor- ris- Upright Pfano, $213; slightly used Heintzman Upright Piano, 3198; Behr Bros.Upright, $169; Evans.Bros.Uptight, $159; another Evans Bros.Upright, $148; Mason and Risch Upright, $119; Cottage Piano, $59; another Cottage Piano, $49; Evans Bros.Square Plano, $78; Williama Square, $89; Hood Square, $69; Caflar® and Collard Square, $29.Remember the address, LEACH'S, 2440 St.Catherine st: between Stanley and Drummond Open evenings.- FOR SALE, FIXTURES FOR BARBER'S Shop, consisting of stands with mirrors, basins and water fixtures complete.Apply 142 St.Peter street.x TU STAMP COLLECTORS\u2014I REAK- ing up a collection of 10,000 and can sell any stamps at half of: Seott'a latest catalogue prices except.unused cur- Orders promptly flted.KINDLING FOR THE MILLION, Kiadling $2.00; Cut Maple, $3.00; Tamarac Blocks, $2.00; Mill Blocks, $1.16, cut any length ; delivered anywhere In the city.J.C.MACDIARMID, Richmcnd square.Telephone Up 2558.Lost, Strayed and Found.\u201cLOST, EARLY SUNDAY AFTERNOON.£ long stone Marten Ruff,via Metcalfe ave., Westmount, Sherbrooke street going east.in Will finder kindly return to 4430.St.Catb- erine street, and receive reward.Wanted.2 Er oh WANTED, ONE INCH HOLLOW SPINDLE SE ge Lathe; also one.inch Wire Fsed- Turret x.Lathe.Address G.L.372, \u2018Witness\u2019 Of- poy : : \u201cBoard and Rooms Wanted.WANTED, BOARD FOR FAMILY FOR the summer from May 1st next, in the country; near Montreal.(Address 380 Vic- \" toris -avenue, Westmoun! WANTED, ONE OR TWO COMFORTABLE rooms, within few minutes\u2019 walk of Lake of the Woods Milling Company's Ware- od house, ft.Denis street.Apply to A M.ROBERTSON, 1517 8t.sizest.Ty Houses Wanted.: Lx | WANTED FO-RENT \u2018A SMALL HOUSE OF 6 AR 1.:NOOÛ Mauss or < am Rogfe © Yolo nwa 7° # + JEWISH CHILDREN Pinaler Case Discussed by Baron | de Hirsch authorities DIFFERENCE OF OPINION ON JUDICIAL DECISION.decision of Mr.Justice Davidson in pega to the Pmsler case was the subject under discussion at a meeting of the governors of the Baron de Hirsc Institute last evening.Various phases of tie situation caused by the judicial opinion that Jewish children have no status in the public schools of Quebec were discussed.The court\u2019s decision was criticised, and several sug gestiuns were made as Lo what course should be followed to secure relief.Among them was an eppeal to the Privy Council, but the majorly thought thai legisiative amendment at Quebec should be sought.e : ; that remedial legislation will be sought to place Jewish children on an equal basis in the schools with the scholars of other creeds.Mr.Goldstein, ope of the counsel for Mr.Pinsler, said the situation was a serious one for the Jewish community, but there was no necessity for impatience or discouragement.In due time justice would prevail.\u2018The Jews, he was wire, were accordad ably surpri at the judgment.7 had Henson to believe,\u201d he said, \u2018that the nts in favor of Jewish.children having equal rights in the schools were sound, but the law is a very uncertain thing, and we must not rest satis fied with the opinion of any one judge.\u201cThe consequences to the Jews are too serious for that _ HOW TO PROCEED.As to the steps to be taken the speal- er made the following suggestions: \u2014 To maintain the right to appeal to a higher court, no matter what else might be done toward a settlement.To interview the Protestant School Board with a view to ascertaining what ik is prepared to do in the difficulty.To ask the Provincial Legislature to amend the law so as to remove all doubt depriving \u201cJewish children of a status in the schools.\u2018As British subjects, the vpeaker de- ciared, \u2018we are entitled to have our chil: dren educated in common with other creeds.The cost is a subsidiary matter.The Jewish people are willing to share u burden of any inciease in thé tax for education.We want to be placed on a basis no less or no greater than others.Mr.8.W.Jacobs, also counsel for the petitioner, gave an outline of the arguments made before Judge Davidson.and preted the law corréetly, though His Lordship had gone into the question fully.\u2018Have we been paying.taxes for sev- enty-five years on an equal basis with all others and receiving education for our children as an act of grace?asked Mr.Jacobs.Answering his own question, he said: \u20181 think not\u201d 5 Quoting figures, fhe speaker contended, that no Jewish chiid \u2018vas being educated at a loss to the Protestant School Board.He did not think the Provincial Government would make any grant for the education of Jewish children unless the government was first satistied that they had a status in the schools.The question ought to be.deternrined by the highest court, he thought, because ALLAN LINERS ARRIVE \u2014 THEY WERE TOSSED ABOUT LIKE CORKS IN THE PREVAILING HEAVY SEAS.Halifax, Feb.19.\u2014Three Allan line steamers arrived yesterday morning.the \u2018Mongolian, \u2018Corinthian\u2019 and |, vonian.\u2019 Nome anxiety had been fely for the safety of the \u201cLivonian, but she came into port after an eighteen day voyage having sustained no dam age.She left Liverpool on Jan.31 and ran into very heavy wrather.Fur days she was tumbled about on the seas, it being impossible to make anv headway.Running out of une gale sir would run into another.and was tos.ed about like a cork.The steamer \u2018Corinthian\u2019 was thirteen days on the voyage, and from the time of leaving Liverpool had very bad weather.Day after day brought a succession of hurricanes.When she came in vesterday morning she was pretty well iced up and portions of her deck were like a skating rink.Among her passengers were a number of Canadians returning from South Africa.BRANTFORD OPERA HOUSE, THE LESSEES HAVE SKIPPED AND THE BAILIFF IS NOW 1N POs- SESSION.Brantford, Feb.19.\u2014The connty bailiff is in possession of the Opera House, and Abbott Brothers.the lessees are no where to be found.The Abbotts arrived here last summer, claiming to have come from Boston, Mass.They assumed charge of 1he Opera House, made extensive renovations, advertised heavily, and contracted many debts.Lately many creditors have been presenting their claims and yesterday it was found that the Abbotts had left suddenly.Itis as serted that unpaid bills against them will aggregate $2,000.C.P.R.ELDER-DEMNFSTER THE \u2018WESTMINSTER GAZETTE SAYS THE PURCHASE IS ALMOST COMPLETED.London, Feb.19.\u2014Speaking of the reported sale of the Elder-Dempster line steamshimg to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, the \u2018Westminster Gazette\u2019 says it learns that the negotiations for the sale of the Beaver line to the railway company are in the final stages, and that Sir - Alfred Jones, of the Elder-Dempster Company, is about to conclude the deal.The paper points out that the Canadian Pacific Railway is taking a leaf from the book of American railway companies in consolidating its position and acquiring steamships.This policy has been rendered more urgent by the occurrences of the last few months.U.8.SUPREME COURT.A FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE SUCCEEDS JUDGE SHIRES.\u2018Washington, Feb.18.\u2014Justice Shires, of the United States Supreme Court, today presented to the President his resignation as a member of that tribunal, to take effect Feb.24.William R.Day, a former secretary of state, of Ohio, has been selected as the successor of Mr.Shires.\u2014 CANADIAN DIVORCES BILL TO RENDER THEM LEGAL IN NEW YORK STATE.Albany, N.Y., Feb.19.\u2014To legitimatize the children of Albert Shorey and Catherine Cacouna Buntin, Mr.Nye introduced a bill yesterday in the Assembly.lt appears vhat the woman, who is now dead, had been divorced from Mr.R.B.Hart, Ly a decree of the Canadian Parliament.The woman came to this state and merried Shorey, who is also a Canadian.Before they were married they consulted a prominent New York city lawyer as to their right to be married in this state.Aîter two months\u2019 consideration he decided that the divorce granted in Canada would hold good in this state.They were consequently married, and had two children.Some time ago Mrs.Shorey died, leaving some ypro- perty.When an attempt was made 10 settle her estate in Corning it was de cided by the judge that the marriage was not a legal one and that the children of the union were not legitimate.In order that no stain car rest on the cal dren, wlio ars quite young, in after life, Mr.Nye seeka to have the Legislature recognize the Canadian divorce and tbe subsequent marriage as legal.MURDERED BY MOROS .Manilla, P.1., Feb.18.\u2014John Pruchs and E.Chase, miners, who were working on a placer claim sixty miles north-east of Zamboanga, Mindanao, were murdered by Moros in January.The natives bo joed the miners.Chase's head was found hanging to a tree.Prucha escaped irom his assailants, but died in the woods from wounds and exposure.Chase was formerly a miner in the Klondike re gone.Prucha\u2019s honie was at Reading.a.THE \u2018DAILY WITNESS\u2019 is printed and published at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Building, at the corner of Craig and St.Peter streets in the city of Montreal, by John Redpath Dougall and Frederick Eugene Dougall both of Montreal.All business communications should be addressed Jobn Dougall & Son, \u2018Witness Office, Montreal, and all letters to the Editor, should be addressed Ellse o! the \u2018Witness.\u2019 GE] A mom eh Mad BB PER et A CA A am ES 2 A A a A \u2018ass 1 1 1 A Es 0 rd 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