The daily witness, 22 septembre 1903, mardi 22 septembre 1903

[" sit.© AN- » or- ague ident 1 of nd in Topo- 7 the Jeart- igna- was Tpool year's the needs.t to , been Thom arcely atural is the easing d the those m the red to seek for fresh ot ma- rise is 6s per s.Ca: , mot dvance cess of ass in able of treal s.) ent and of Lon- Montreal bonorary TON) night for it of the of Lon- bout two body to ; on Sun- ee of one ave been med visit sons from y at that bey might e request at to ad- .the door NNIAL.tenary of e Society.1 through- the parent to various | of oper- ominently ) fresh in- consists of , of Liver- dfield, the ina.ese e already ng the im- itime Pro- fontreal on y, Sept.27, 1e leading pt.28, wil e American mme printed snd Building, at Peter streets, ohn Redpatb ane Dcugail hould be ad- op, \u2018Witness' stters to the d Editor of Sir Robert States Contention HE PROVES THAT MOUNTAINS EXIST, AND PROCEEDS TO.WHICH PARTICULAR MOUNTAINS SHOULD BE TAKEN, DETERMINE Maps and Photographs are Exhibited Which Sustain Canadian Contention.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 {Canadian Associated Press.) London, Sept.2 \u2014Toward the close of yesterday's proceedings of the Alaskan Boundary Commission lay, the Attorney-General, took up ques tion seven.Dealing first with the question as to whether there weme mountains suitable for a boundary, he said that at all events as regards that portion of the line north of Cape Spencer, it was difficult to understand the United States contention, for beyond all dispute there existed along that stretch a bold range of very high mountains coming down to within a short distance of ihe coast.\"Regarding the head of Lynn Canal, he quoted General Foster to prove the ex- sstence there of a well-defined range within a few miles of the head.Touching that portion between the 58th parallel and Lynn Canal, he showed by the evidence of Mr.W.F.King, a Canadian expert, the existence during the whole distance of mountains three to four thous and feet high within the ocean coast.To-day Sir Robert Finlay resumed the examination of Mr.King\u2019s evidence as to the existence of mountains bordering the coust.He said that the evidence of the United States experts largely cenfirmed Mr.King, for Mr.Tittman and his staff all acknowl the existence of mountains.Thus Hodgkins reports that from Dixon Entrance north mountains rise abruptly, sometimes prec itously almost from the water's edge.e took exception to the qualification of the United States\u2018 experts that these mountains did t form well.He defined \u2018range\u2019 and Lain, and consequeñntly they did not fulfil the requirements of the treaty.That, he held, was for the tribunal to five or six miles of d ed by were ty.Dealing with Dally contention that the negotiators were misled by Van- cotver into supposing the existence of a symmetrical \u2018 line, the Attorney-General | compared two of Vancouver's charts of the ssme region, and showed numerous discrepancies, arguing therefrom that the negotiâtors could not have contem lated or \u2018expected anything like uniformity or regularity in the mountain line.Having thus shown the existence of mountains Finlay Cannot Understand the United That There are no Mountains Suitable for a Boundary.generally, the Attorney-General proceeded to determine which particular mountains_should be taken, and for this purpose exhibited a series of contour maps of the British Commission under the Convention of 1892, on which appeared, traced by Mr.King, a line from peak to peak claimed by Great Britain.He ex- lained this line in detail, and illustrated is remarks by photographs of various localities.Co Mr.Root, a United States commissioner, asked the Attorney-General what he understood by the phrase in the treaty \u2018sumimt of the mountain.\u2018Sir Robert Finlay replied that he did not in his view call for a series of continuous summits.Mr.Root\u2014Then you interpret the word \u201csummit\u201d as though it were \u2018\u2018summits?\u2019 \u2019 \u201cYes,\u201d said Sir Robert Finlay, and continued that while King\u2019s line was on the whole practicable, and the one most conformable to the treaty, be did not affirm that in places it might not be necessary to have recourse to the alternative provision of the ireaty.Mr.Dickinson, United States counsel asked what Great Britain considered the coast line to which Mr.King\u2019s line was parallel.This was promised for to-morrow.- Sir Robert Finlay observed that Mr.King's line cro the larger inlets, but even if it went around them, mountains would be found running round at a short distance from the head of the Lynn Canal.He insisted that the underlying fallacy of the United States claim is that it presupposes the necessity for taking the dominant range, while what is re quired is the mountains nearest the sea THE \u2018DAILY NEWSS' UNWARRANTABLE ATTACK.(Canadian Associated - Press.) Londen, Sept.21.\u2014A recent editorial of the \u2018Daily News\u2019 attacking Attorney- General Finlay for what it à aw \u201cdiscougteougr fone towards the United.States in argument on the Alsska dispute, id the only iumfriendly reference to the Canadian cave that bas appeared in the British press.The \u2018Newe's\u2019 accusation was entirely unfounded, whilst the attack on Canada was most scurrilous.The \u2018News\u2019 is no longer the organ of any political party, but simply a private enterprise, wo mo importance is attached to its utterances here.PERMANENT SHEDS Harbor Commissioners Accomplish Nothing at This Morning\u2019s Meeting.SITTING MARKED BY DISORDERLY SCENES AND PERSONAL CHARGES \u2014 special meeting of the Harbor Commissioners, held this morning, to.examine into the plans for the pro new sheds, adjourned in more or \u2018ess confusion without having decided definitely upon any point regarding the object for which the meeting was called.Previous to tne main discussien the commissioners en d themselves in small talk until finally Mr.Doran called out \u2018Shedd, sheds\u201d After some little hesitation, Mr.Kennedy finally produced the blue print and for the iirst time, after much waiting, the board was in possession of the long-talked of and discussed plans, Mr.Kemnedy went minutely into details during which he remarked that the plans had been carefully studied out and repared and that as shown in the specifications the plans call for three- story sheds.The first floor, ne said, was for railway traffic, the second floor for waggon traffic and the third iloor for freight storage.The lower and second floor would be constructed much heavier than the third, as the latter would be required for the proper storage of certain cargoes.be chiei er gineer went into detail smd all went well until Mr.Doran, who, up to this time remained silent, began to question Mr.Kennedy very minutely on certain points.Mr, Doran held that there was grave doubt as to whether the plans were such as would give the best possible results and accommodation.Mr.Kennedy announced to Mr.Doran that he would be pleased to go through the entire matter with the latter gentleman, to which Mr.Doran replied that he would be most happy to do so.Senator Mackay, who presided at the meeting, thought that the plans had been prepared carefully and independently of the wharf ramps.\u2018I beg your pardon, Mr.Chairman, the ramps are\u2019 shown on the plans, said Mr.Doran.Mr.Geoffrion desired to know if an elevated railway could be used if neces- = in conneetion with the new sheds.Mr The conditions surrounding the proposed new | sheds were too far 8 fvaned, and 5 thermore, such a construction would entail a very large expenditure.\u2018Gentlemen,\u2019 said the chairman, \u2018Mr.Kennedy has based his plans on what he has seen of permanent sheds in his travels, and I am of the opinion that it is better to decide upon the erection of three-story gheds.\u2019 ; Mr.Bickerdike asked the chief engineer as to the estimated cost of the sheds.In reply, Mr.Kennedy gave the following figures: One shed of five hundred feet long and ninety-six feet wide, woul cost one hundred and forty-four thous: and dollars.The square foot area would be three dollars, while the floor per foot wo cost one dollar and fifty cents.Mr.Kennedy calculated that three-story sheds as proposed would cost $2,807,000, while two-story sheds could be erec for the sum of $2,432,000.Mr.Doran, in order to bring the entire matter to a focus, was quite willing to move.the adoption of the plans as i go on record presented, but he wished to 1 regarding the feasibility of their erection within eight feet of the wharf edges.Mr.Bickerdike said that he would add no \u2018rider, but was willing to move the adoption of the plans just as they stood, jn order to get something done.\u2018Mr.Chairman, t ed Mr.Doran, \u2018that if the sheds are set back seventeen feet there will be a saving in expenditure.8 00 ere,\u201d retorted the chairman, we have decided to erect sheds eight feet back from the wharfs edge, an now we are simply trying to change all calculations.Is it any wonder that the public accuse us of doing nothing and talking away the time?\u201d oo Mr.Lemay, who, up to this time had kept rather quiet, came to the front with a motion to the effect \u2018that the three- story sheds to be erected within eight feet of the wharf front as prepared by the chief engineer be accepted.This motion was the signal far a stormy scene, for \u201cLe chairman started the ball rolling by again asserting that the Board was wasting time by talking, and furthermore the Commissioners were going back and asking the government to again agree to certain changes in the proposed original plans.\u201cMr.Chairman,\u2019 said Mr.Reford, \u201cbefore I vote on the plans as presented, want to know how we are Going to get into the second story of the mew sheds.; At this point Mr.Bickerdike became indignant and re to Mr.ord that in keeping the sheds back, he, Mr.Reford, was retarding not only the erection of the work but holding up the final completion of the new grain elevator.; chairman, Mr, Bicker- 1 still repeat, remark- | urn.\u2019 ! \u20181 would move,\u2019 said Mr.Doran, \u2018that\u2019 the president and chief engineer Fo ceed to Ottawa and submit the plans of a twostory shed and ask an order- in-council so as to regulate the exaet height that the sheds can be p over the wharf.I repeat that I go on record in favor of going back to the seven-feet in the building of the sheds, so that space outside will be of some we.\u201cWhat about that, Mr.Reford?\u201d asked Mr.Bickerdike.Mr.Reford\u2014Mr.Bickerdike says that I am an obstructionist, and I think that such an assertion is most unfair and une warranted.\u2019 J will say, however, remarked Mr: Bickerdike, \u2018that you are not in any hurry to see the sheds erected.Chairman,\u2019 said Mr.Reford, -4 4 will not vote for the present plans until I know definitely if we can conveniently use the second story.\u2019 NE Mr.Lemay suggested that the Bout.session before a final should meet ig vote is taken.« Mr.Bickerdike would not hear of this] and demanded a vote immediately.» Mr.\u2019 Doran\u2014\"Now is the time to do something.\u201d ; Mr.Bickerdike still persisted that Mri.Lemay\u2019s previous motion should be voted on.Mr.Bickerdike finally became eloquent by charging Mr.Reford with starting a crusade against the erection of the new sheds, and that his obstruction &# the Board is going to prevent the port acquirihg the use of the new grain vator for an indefinite period.1 Mr.Reford\u2014'You are making a charge.\u2019 \u2018Further than that, if necessary T.will prove, said Mr.Bickerdike, \u2018that our friend, Mr.Reford, is doing his best\u201dta keep this Board from erectin; the ; sheds.And why is this?ell, I will tell you.Some time ago the Reford\u2019s agency erected sheds of its own at a cos of fifteen thousand dollars, and now ii RI satisfied.\u201d HE Mr.Reford (heatediy)\u2014 Mr.\u2018Bichez- dike, I charge you to prove your asséi tions.\u2019 LY \u2018Oh, do not worry.I can do so it sé cessary,\u201d was the retort.Fe\u201d Mr.Reford\u2014\u2018Mr.Chairman, Mr.Bie: erdike has made a statement that is wi terly untrue from beginning to end, for X can assure you that 1 have never referred to the matter to any one, and Mr.Bickey thing dike is making untrue remarks.\u2019 \u201cVery well, Mr.Reford, the next we know you will again deny that you Company,\u2019 was Mr.Biekerdike's reply.:: A pamber of voices\u2014 Adjournment please.\u2019 ; Mr.péodsson claimed that Hight \u201c2x7.something, el to remark wes that he, to; been accused of being an obstruéti .(Laughter, and \u2018No, no.\u2019) Le Finally, Mr.Reford said that in 4 to show that he was delirous of netigg the sheds go up, he would gladly 'sceoy the previous motion of Mr.Doran to effect that the president and.chief engineer proceed to Ottawa and interview tt government re the new sheds.The secretary\u2014\u2018Gentlemen, will yon tell me what you really want?: ~The chairman, addressing the secre tary\u2014T am trying to find out where we arg, at just or Ia } e secre \u2014\u2018I do not kno : they are talking about.\u2019 w what Mr.Geoffrion here moved an adjourn- ment.\u2019 r.Bickerdike\u2014T object strom, to an adjournment of this ry se presen Submited ave voted on the plans he chairman\u2014\u2018Gentlemen, it seems to me that you are trying t ; erec- 3 tion of the sheds machete?the A 1 hd with you, Mr.Chairman; that .the situa * ; erdike\u2019s final shot.fon,\u201d wes Mr.Bick.qu die meeting then adjourned amid eon- TARTE AND BOURASSA THE FORMER REBUKES THE - LATTER.Refetring editorially to last Saturday\u2019s meeting, in the columns of the \u2018Patrie* Mr.Tarte charges Messrs.Monet d Bourassa with having resorted to what they claim to be anti-Imperial policy.They tried to show that Mr.Tarte and all those who, like him, want a higher tariff, have decided to give up the inde- endence of Canada to Mr.Chamber in.Mr.Tarte.calls this childish work, and he then adds:\u2014The fiery aps peals of Mr.Bourassa to the passions and prejudices of those of our race whom he expects to reach with his vibrating language, are not up to his talent.Thés show a deplorable blank in his mint which is otherwise cultivated and laborious.The French-Canadians have an immense national interest in being loyal subjects of the Empire.Our ifekt destiny is to develop ourselves in harmony, peace and goodwill side by side with the races that surround us.Now, on Saturday, the young member for Labelle forgot himself to such an extent as to cry out to Mr.Tarte, turning to wards him: \u201cYour Britain, what does it do?\u201d etc.This was said with reference to the embargo on Canadian cattle.Because a British government adopted a regrettable poties which the Laurier Cabinet could not have repealed\u2014s such seditious cries ag those imprudently uttered by Mr.Bourassa on Saturday be given out before the multitude?lpr THE POPE ILL er\u2019 says th Pore e ; al .Kenn replied that it was now too late to of elevated railways, as Turning to the dike exclaimed: \u2018You must press the ee hare mitically M-at Venice, are a director of -the Montreal Elevatér: ; hat JY : (-vative agents z DESPATCH TO \u2018MORNING LEADER\u2019 SAYS THE PONTIFF SUFFERS FROM RHEUMATISM.London, Sept.22.\u2014A despatch -Rome to the suffering from rheumatism and the a iepdes have ter\u2019] cable steamer Von ou a measure.It would raise much oping additional endowments and greater Fine and Warm.\u2014 Nothing has Yet Been Done in Reconstruction of the Ministry THE GOVERNMENT NEGOTIATING WITH IRISH NATIONALISTS FOR THEIR SUPPORT.\u2014_\u2014 London, Sept.23.\u2014It was officially announced trom Downing street last evening that there was nothing to announce in regard to the reconstruction of the Cabinet.No further resignations were announced.It is stated unofficially that the Duke of Devonshire has definitely decided to support.Mr.Balfour's retaliation policy, and that a majority of the Unionist free traders are likely to do the same, but speculation on this subject, like forecasts in regard to new ministers, have not received any solid confirmation.The fact that a special messenger left London on Sunday bearing & message from the King to Lord Milner, has somewhat strengthened the belief that the latter is destined to enter the Cabinet.According to a despatch from Belfast to the \u2018Daily Mail, the government is negotiating with the Irish Nationalists for their support of the retaliation policy.Communications on this subject have been passing for some time, and an agreement will probably be reached before the ted general election.The correspondent asserts that it is highly probable a quid pro quo will be ven the Irish party in the shape of a man Catholic College at Dublin on the lines suggested by the recent Royal Commission on university education, and adds that Mr.Wyndham, Chief Secretary for Ireland, 18 already drafting position in Ulster, but the will endeavor to neutralize t.vernment is by giv- powers to the Protestant colleges at Bel- ast and Londonderry.The Nationalists desire some further powers in the direction of Home Rule as the price of their support.Tr.O\u2019Brien, in a speech at Cork, last night, said the future aim of the Nationalists was \u2018Ireland, a nation.\u2019 Both the English parties were broken and a golid Trish party would meet whichever came out on top.The \u2018Daily Chronicle\u2019 asserts that Mr.Chamberlain, in addition to offering a large reduction of duties on certain com: modities to balance the imposition of taxes on others, will try to get the sup- trom -places A or long y will be subjected: to es.w coun 1 where, \u2018sweating\u2019 hours prevail, | higher duty.A CURIOUS PHASE ; \u2014 MR.BALFOUR SEVERELY -GRITI- CISED FOR PUBLISHING AND.SELLING HiS VIEWS ON THE FISCAL QUESTION, \u2014\u2014 New York, Sept.21\u2014A despatch to the New York \u2018Times\u2019 says :\u2014 \u201cA curious ph the severe criticism, regardless of party lines, bestowed on Mr.Balfour\u2019s action in publishing pie views and selling them in pam t form.; \u2018The Premier's keen sense of chivalry and honor is far too deeply appreciat by all parties to ever permit the suggestion that he purposely adopted thi doubtful practice.By Mr.Balfour's own admission be is a \u2018mere child in such matters, and- his inexperience In business affairs now appears to have put him at the mercy of the publishers of the pamphlet, who are coining money over the vital issue in national affairs.That Mr.Balfour will devote his portion of the proceeds to some charity is generally assumed; but \u2018it 18 regretted that he did not mention some such intention in the preface of the pamphlet.The \u2018Outlook,\u2019 which is a warm = orter of the Premier, declares that Mr: lfour\u2019s indiscretion \u2018strikes a Ti blow at one\u2019s reverence for the trad tions of English public life, when a public servant's position seems: to be used for private gain, no matter whose.The \u2018Outlook\u2019 adds that the fact that a note waë sent to the editors with the pamphlet only allowing them to quote one thousand words textually is \u2018ome.of the worst features in this deplorable business.\u2019 also express concern \u2018on the latter point.\u201cThe \u2018Outlook\u2019 estimates that the profits on 100,000 copies alone will be over $17,000, of which Mr.Balfour will receive a large.share.The pamphlet promises to reach a sale of 1,000,000 copies.In the meantime there are no pamphlets in print and the copies printed have reached a premium, many of them selling for fifty cents, double the price of the issue.Balfour's party managers openly proclaim grave dissatisfaction.Ta the first place, they say they chnnot get any more copies for their impatient constituencies, and they add that they object to Jerine for litera- ure which is supposed to e the most powerful aid in keeping the government in power.Several of the Conser- have gone so far as to threaten to resign.The publishers make no discount to party organizations, even though thousands are ordered, wnd ac ually demand the money=en advance.NEW GERMAN CABLE.New York, Sept.20\u2014The German \u2018the damagd to crops resulting from phase of the situation 18 | The \u2018Spectator\u2019 and other periodicals | lay the shore end of a new cable from Co.Island to a point 110 miles to sea for the North German Sea Cable Com- Peu The other part of the cable will from the Azores to meet this It is stated that the cable will completed within a year.WESTERN CROPS DAMAGE FROM STORM NOT NEARLY AS SERIOUS AS REPORTED.Winnipeg, Sept.21\u2014Latest reports from various parts of the country indicate that the damage to crops as a result of the recent storm is not nearly as serious as was anticipated.The cold weather since the storm has prevented the grain from sprouting and given it a chance to dry and harden.Threshing is being resumed all over the country.MR.OBED SMITH'S REPORT.Winnipeg, Sept.22.\u2014In face oi the fact that the total wheat yield in the Canadian west this year will fall short of last year, Mr.J.Obed Smith, immigration commissioner, after weighing the information received from various agents and other sources at the disposal of the department, has wired the chief officials at Ottawa that the cash value of the ield of 1903 will exceed that of the umper year previous.Mr.Smith, commissioner, bag also sent an estimate on the recent storm, which is in striking contrast with the reports which have appeared in various papers to the effect that crops in Western Canada were ruined.When the commissioner was asked for the text of the crop message sent to Ottawa the former made the following statement :\u2014If the present fine weather continues and present high prices are maintained, farmers in Western Canada on the whole will probably receive more for their crops this year than they did in 1902.In other Words any loss in quality and color will be more than made up by the enhanced cash vajue to the grain.\u201cThe Joss to crops from the recent storm will not exceed ten percent in quantity in Manitoba, although discol oration will put.down the grade a point or two.In the Territories, owing to a certain portion of the crop being un: cut at the time of the storm, and therefore liable to loss, the damage may amount to twenty percent, but not more.\u2014\u2014 A SERIOUS CHARGE TORONTO RETAIL MERCHANTS Price Ons CET.GERMAN RAILWAY NEN \u2014\u2014 Engineers and Traffic Managers .will Study Canadian Systems and Methods COLONIAL CABLES OF SYMPATHY WITH MR.CHAMBERLAIN IN SOME QUARTERS CHARACTERIZED AS INTERFERENCE.(Canadian Associated Press.) London, Sept.22.\u2014The German State Railway authorities are sending a number of engineers and traftic mangers to Canada to study the railway systems and methods, Five leave Hamburg on et.3.The Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, before sending an informal invits- tion to Mr.Chamberlain to mit Canada, have instructed sympathizers in this country to discover, if possble, how it would be recerved.They have been em to assure Mr.CHamberlain of an entbu- siastic greeting and a sympathetic hearing.Some people here are inclined to re-\u201d sent the colonial telegrams expressing sympathy with Mr.Chamberlain, con- .sidering them as a breach of constitutional etiquette, and an attempt of the col- cnies to interfere in domestic concerns of - the United Kingdom.\u2019 ° SIR WILLIAM HOLLAND \u2014 He is Enthusiastic Over Canada - andthe Reception to Commerce Delegates THE BUSINESSLIKE STATEMENTS IN THE NORTH-WEST MOUNT- Ô ED POLICE REPORTS.(Canadian Associsted Press.) London, Sept.22\u2014Sir Wililam Holland, who attended (Be recent meeting of the Chambers of Congress at Mont real, speaks in the highest terms of the reception the delegates received in Canada.They were particularly struck with the loyalty displayed everywhere in Canada and were deeply impressed with the potentialities of Canada an a food producing country.Lord Strath- ASSOCIATION WILL PROSECUTE charge of violating the Criminal Code.Letts is al ed to have sent out blackmailing circulars to a: number of city butchers who: did not displa; i card.in their stove, and who did, not close at seven o\u2019elock.in the eveni telling them\u2019 that customers had noti that they were not friends of organized labor, and unless they complied with the rules of the union they would find that there would be a falling off in business.MR.STUPART\u2019S REPLY HE MERELY QUOTED REPORT FROM REGINA METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE.Toronto, Sept.21.\u2014Mr, Stupart, dir tor of the etereological Observa: > when asked to-day regatding a despatch | from Ottawa giving the complaints of western members on the floor of the Dominion House as to a published interview purporting to be with him in a Toronto paper, said:\u2014'I merely quoted the despatch received here from the Meteorological Office, at the barracks, Regina: \u2018Snow and sleet on the 12th.\u2019 1 © not recollect making any comment on the despatch.\u2019 = THE KERT INQUIRY.The Kert enquete developed nothing new yesterday afternoon.Mr.Isaac Kert, father of the accused, swore that he had never given Barrett, the witness for the Crown, five dollars or any other sum\u2014in fact, he had never seen him oftener than two or three times out side the Enquete Court.Albert Roussel, a laborer employed by.Mr.Kert at lle Bourdon, was positive that Barrett was not present at the time Greenley was shot.Andrew Buchanan, another of Kert's employees; wag positive that Barrett was not present at the time of the shooting.yo to the mysterious men spoken ot by Barrett, Mr.Jacobs, counsel for the defence, said he could produce one of them; that his ganse was Stephen O\u2019Brien, alias Burns, and that he lived at 44 St.Urbain street.Mr.Cooke, Crown prosecator, demand: ed that this man be brought into court before the case was continued, and in consequence Mr.Lambert, deputy high constable, was armed with a subpoena and sent after O\u2019Brien, but the people at 44 St.Urbain street said that O'Brien had left the house last Friday snd had not returned.An adjournment was taken until Thureday morning, to admit of O\u2019Brien being present.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 APPLES FOR FRANCE.Although the export trade from Canada to France has not coms up to ex: tation the steamer ,\u201d whi is the next boat to sail to that country from Montreal, will take on a good, ge eral cargo.This will include 9,000 rels of apples which is new venture.At the present tige there are a num- sess all the ep A.UNION BUSINESS AGENT.delegates are bi of the * Toronte, Sept 2 The Re » ee : Kp ga ue ae x , 204 etai] Mar.{CERBOS_IFVR 2 hante, étioh, at, bheir.ting, dians without sion 2 em - lel; last ull ci hi, e | brie ad Cicééééhens\" : the pee] \u201c \u2026 cidéd to.prosetite.F7 4: business Han \u201cHolland: feels Fra to - agent of the Amatgaméied feat Cut- Cénadian delegates to the Congress for ters and B y Workmen, on a the patient attention and consideration id to his views expressed in behalf of anchoier, MOUNTED POLICE REPORTS.| The Yorkshire \u2018Post,\u2019 Leeds, says the , reports of the North-West mounted po- \u2018lice\u2019 are short, businesslike statements.of the work done, and unlike the pamphlets circulated i officials or others, are\u2019 under no - suspi- cjon of prejudice.THE ANCIENT CAPITAL DEATH OF SERGT.DENSMORE\u2014DR.ARTHUR SIMARD'S APPOINT- MENT\u2014BISHOP LABREE TO VISIT ROME.Quebec, Sept.21.\u2014Sergt.Densmore, for many years steward of the officers mess at the citadel, died at the hospital.there on Saturday last, and was buried | this morning with military honors.His .funeral was an exceedingly large one, including large deputations from .R.C.G.À.and R.C.K., as well as repress: tatives-from other local corps.was a native of Carnoch Castle, Blarney, Ireland, where his aged mother still resides.Dr.Arthur Simard, of this city, hay been elected governor of the College 8 ns and Physicians, to replace the late Dr.Vallee.Bishop Labree, of Chicoutimi Rev.My.Botfiard, pastor of St.will leave for Rome on the third of month, to be absent about three met f mon GUNS FOR ESQUIMALT.Victoria, B.C., Sept.21\u2014The steam \u2018\u201cNigchow,\u2019 from Liverpool, visa Port Said, brought amongst her cargo two heavy 9.2 guns, which are to be mount ed at the new fort being co! on Si Hill, a prominence covering all other batteries in the Esquimalt defences.The mounts for these big guns were placed in position at Esquimalt some time since.FINE AND WARM Toronto, Sept.22.\u201411 a.m.\u2014V(ieia, 88, 52; Kamloops, 58, 44; Barkerville, 43, 20; Calgary, 44, 33; 4; Qu'-Ag- pelle, 68, 40; Winnipeg, 5, 46; Port Arthur 64, 46; Parry Sound, 68, 44; Toronto, 80, 46; Ottawa, 72, 52; Montreal, 68, 58; Quebec, 70, 48; Halifax, 68, 63.\\ Light winds, fine and warm to-day; om.Wednesday, strong south-westarly winds; fair and warm during day; showers eb.night, followed by a change to cooler.- * Since yesterday morning rain bas in Nova tia and also over the N - West T ries.EI in 4 the weather has been and warm.disturbance now centred jm Manitoba \u201d likely to move across the great lakes à lowed by & moderate cool wi Ontario on Thursday.188.Notre Dame street, Bept 33, 1908.\u2014Readings by the Optical\u2019 Engineer's Supply Company's sisadud.Yesterday, 30.28; to-day, 30.38.* Temperature.Max, p< =: To-day .+: oo oo os oo 0 Podbieliki\u2019 arrived | here to-day from the Azores .She will ber of French buyers in this country who intend to foster the trade, Yestorday ou oo vo oo oo 87 cons, Canada's grand old man, ma a.most s Dg .¢ seem * = sis sm of youth.Nas by emigration agencies\u201d \u2026 and the\u2019 telles: © Bgrometer at noon Co 3% À \"A *.Lou E IE > Tvsspar, SEPrrnBER 22, 1908.THE MONTREAL DAILK -WITNESS, \"eld Grand Truok is in and of the ; new venture in still another serse.It will put up the five million dollar gusrnn- tee with the government at the outset RRR AR A MURPHY & CO.SUS of Vrthe, marriage and denthe inst fuerte [™S.CARSLEY Co | er ofharveles ne netics eam be taken of them of the work.BOR wetiens ary laseriel for BBs, marriage notices Half a dozen long speeches followed Mit doalh notices for F5s pregeid.The au from the Opposition side to reinforce the arguments their leader had submitted.MR.CHARLTON\u2019S REBUKE.Mr.John Charlton rebuked the Con servative side for their pessimism and their haggling over the -ietails of a scheme which will build Canada up into & nation.wfunerat appendot to death nettes, 2e Silks That Are Great Yalues at Regular Prices UNFORGETTABLE STORE NEWS r VV J 1a oa as {amin fre FOR THIS EEK! Mr.John Charlton, in tue evening, sharps, in whic outs nove and ¢ of sub i - produced farther Hgures to substantiate YOUNG \u2019 R A N, guarantee the bonds on oue-quarter the pert testimony the country is expected to énd daughter of A.À.Coltart.\u201ced style, RTE REEFER COATS, lined with navy serge, double-breast- WEIS ONRISTIAN Asa OCIATION, cost of Lhe western division of the new |approve of the government's railway RAND \u2014 BOYD \u2014 At the Ravdbro Metn- The Blé Store is bat.collar.The price for such a serviceable garment at Pgh English Bookkeeping system.But because the old Grand scheme?Mr.Barker asked.odist Church, on Sept.17, 188, by the Pt tot ee - 8t.60 |; umtaney Sherthand Typewritiag Trunk, tRrougi its leading officials, took After Mr.Charlton diverted attention Bey.Arthur Wilkinson, Scott Glanville © this part in the Grand Trunk Pacific bar- from the amendment submitted by Mr.Hand, of Newport, to Louisa Beatrich Boyd, of Randbro, Que.SMIPH-KARN.\u2014AL Woodbine, Woodstock Zr pte fg Oo, EVE 2 3 ; Édis Kare, daughter of D.W.Karn, Baq., to Thomas Drew Smith, of Toronto, STEWART \u2014 STEWART \u2014 At Middleton, N.S, on Sept.15, 1903, by the Rev, 8.D\\ MacPhee, B.A., Mr.Peter Gentles Stewart, of Lochaber, to Miss Cecilia Mar- saret, daughter of Robert Stewart, Ex, of Middleton, N.S.\u201cTAYLOR\u2014MASON.\u2014 At Rawdon, : Bept.22, 1908, by the Rev.W.Alice B.Mason, Mason, to Mr.Brome, Que.TBRRY \u2014 ADDISON \u2014On Sept.13, 1903, at \u2018the residence of the bride's .father, 73 Aveaus, Toronto, by the Rev.R.+ Agnes Maude,eldest daugh- rot W.I.Addison, to Horace Joftery Que, on Davies, daugliter of Mr.George David Taylor, of West DIED.ATKINGIN-\u2014Accidentaily killed, at Quebec, on 16, 1903, Heary Atkinson, aget 3 years.\"BRIERLEY \u2014 At St Thomas, Ont., on Sept.14, 1908, Jane, relict of James S.Brisriey, of London, Ont, aged T7 years asû $ months., @.Mode, of Wednes- | lou Ë are 1785 to 1 184 to 194 8t.Jam Notre Dame &t., in great varisty of art effects, also Ru Ses our stock of Made and Ready-for- EMPIRE BUILDING, THOMAS LIGGET, 2474, 2476 St.Catherine Street.SPECIAL ADV.TO SMALL DYERS AND CLEANERS.DON'T PLAY WITH FIRE.p cb or Dry Cleaning has come to sta , and the put in à safe speciei Plant to do this work, roo teat se Carpets.Libera! Discount oven If you knew the Bothire, vod bein work: nary ollars, an n working with ord naphtha not French Cleaning, and ph tad crude IT'S VERY DANGEROUS.conditions.\u2018| Aéighuagesse 4 manip French German Law Physics emistry 8 tal and Architectaral Drawing 44 and Geometry \u2018 ™=S_.CARSLEY Co.8t., MONTREAL, V CARPETS , Curtains and Squares, Bed and Bedding.You are not able to Don't think you aan buy it from some Trapp Dyer tor Tes That la oo tricity Advertising :8Iix Manths\u2019 Course.x \u2018\u2019axeminations Conduoted.Outline of courses may be had at the building rer Bhe Daily Witness, \u2014 TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT.22.DOMINION PARLIAMENT Transcontinental Bill Again Under Consideration, MR.BORDEN\u2019S AMENDMENT REGARDING TRADE THROUGH CANADIAN CHANNELS AND OCEAN PORTS VOTED DOWN.Ottawa, Sept.22\u2014The Commons regain with the government, was no reason why the old Grand Trunk should guarantee the new project from first to ast.It was not ir to lay this new responsibility upon it.It was not in the agreement already signed with Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson and his associates.Mr.Borden answered that if this stipulation regarding the Grand Trunk was not in the contract it should have been.If the Grand Trunk was back of this scheme it should take full responsibility.Mr.Northrup, of Hastings, asserted that perliament had æ perfect right to amend every word of this contract if it saw fit, and then send it back to the company to see whether 1t was acceptable to the latter.A VOICE FROM NOVA SCOTIA.Mr.Gourley, of Colchester, supported this view.The contract before parliament was only provisional in its character and could be changed as often as the House desired.Mr.Fielding would find when he went down to Nova Scotia that the government made a mistake in deal ing with the Grand Trunk st «ll.That company had treated the Maritime Provinces most unjustly.It was at enmity with the Maritime Provinces.The ministry had been used as a cat\u2019s paw in the contract.It showed childish irnecerce in the hands of the Grand Trunk law- Borden, the discussion proceeded along the general lines and continued unti] after midnight, when the amendment sub- Jecting the Grand Trunk tc the same responsibility as the Grand Trunk Pacific, was voted down.Clause 7 was then held over to consider another amendment by Mr.Dorden.This one is to the effect that the Grand Trunk shall subscribe for the Grand Trunk Pacitic common stock at par and pay cash.The House adjourned at 12.25 a.m.WESTERN FAIR PROFIT.London, Ont., Sept.21.\u2014The Western Fair Association will come out about $1,000 to the good._ \u2014\u2014 SPECTAL NOTICE.Another Success to Chronicle.\u2014The \u2018opening day\u2019 of the Ladies\u2019 Costumes\u2019 Section of The 8.Carsley Co.Limited's department store, which occurred on Monday, was a most successful event.The display of costumes evoked favorable comment on all sides and the values determined many not to furthar delay the dey of purchasing.The variety own sustains the claim frequently made that monotony is not a characteristic of pres- ent-day modes.Those who have not viewed the display should make it a point \u2014 At the We are siready doibg the Dry Cleaning and specially fine à umed yesterday consideration of the Vers.A to come on a tour of inspection to mor- sou-in-lew, F.F.Skinner, 36 Maio Tor tase Bane Pacis be the Atlaatic Coast.Let us de yours: Ve alien?mA] transcontinental railway bill.1f the| Mr.Fitzpatrick poinied out that the row.Svenue, Toronto, on Sept.18, 1903, Wm.culty through very D a der Jour ordinary trade and save you many a dim- govérnment's hopes are realized of get- nmoien mens A.Cromwell, in the 90th year of his age.CULLEBN.\u2014At Quebec, on Sept.21, 1908, Ans Mullavey, beloved wile of Thos.J.Oulien, aged & years, DAVIES \u2014 On Sept.6, 1803, at Bloxham, i Oxon, Engiand, Robert Watts Davies, Captain Royal Navy (retired), eldest son of the Mon.Benjamin Davies, Charlottetown.Prince Néward Island, aged 60.Ê Ë DRAN.\u2014At Brooklyn, N.Y.on Buy Your Sept.15, 1908, Thomas o>, West son of Judge Dean w h ! the Di ung both it and the redsstribation bill e are the only firm in the Dominion who bave spécial w rks an through this week the House will pro- -French Cleaning.© \u20ac Plant for bably finish up its work by the ninth or DRITISH AMERICAN DYEING co., teuta of October MR.BORDEN'S AMENDMENT.MONTREAL.READY MIXED PAINTS, leader had proposed an amendment to clause seven, stipulating that before the government is bound to carry out its pert of the contract the old Grand Trunk Railway Company must undertake A.So.* TEA AS ) In all size cans.Nice sesortment of the same obligations us the Grand Trunk ; ef landess, ELECTRIC FIX R WALL TINTS, BUsTERS.| Prdifio to develop trade through Coma: Po Dan -At St.Rook, Quebec, on Sept.10, | & = STERS, disn channels and Canadian ocean porte, ® BW, Dams Emilie Droutn, widow of Jeas FROM CHAMOIS SKINS, and generally to become guarantors for 5 pi Dios, pilot, aged 53 years.De- SELF-WRINGING MOPS.the whole of this propes:d project.Mr.oh otassd was the mother-inlaw of Messrs.THE CRESCENT ELECTRIC CO.Bomond Paradis, of Quebec, Nap.Pou- D.DRYSDALE, 646 Craig Street, lot, ot Lowell, Mass, and Hubert Martin, Phone Main 160, Borden dwelt upon the fa:t that the Grand i 2308 St.Catherine #t.is at present operating in Tol Up OThe ees, torough American territory and art thas thers is nothing to prevont its eor- Tying a large part of the business gathered by the Grand Trunk l'acitie throu,h |- the United States and to Atmcrican ocenn porte, The oid Grand Trunk is to control the new system.The government itself dwelt upon thet consideration.Ie] was \u2018thought desirable to require the Grad Trunk Pacific to operate within Canadian channels, and for the benefit of CHICAGO IRISHMEN BLLINGSWORTH \u2014 On Sept.18, 1903, at the Aged Men's Home, Belmont street, Toronto, William Blifngsworth, aged §2 ; years, late o£ the 7ist Light Infantry.\u201c2; HARRISON.\u2014 On Sept.20, 1903, Franklin = T.Harrison, Phm.D., Government Az- slyst, London, Ont, aged 43 years.; D.HOWELL \u2014 At the Methodist parsonage, J Manéver, Ont., on Bept.18, 1903, the Rev.Hewsil, M.A.=\u2014TRY=\u2014 IDARRISONS BRIBAD, Tel Mount 380.Ofoe 343 Victoria Ave.Westmount THEY DECLARE FOR NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE FOR IRE LAND.Chicago, Sept.20\u2014At the First Regiment armory to-night a huge meeting, Te sot sie rs .SUNLIGHT SOAP Ta EI SE JC.JR.: i : out own seaports.But that stipulation 2 THNRINS - Ai he thers residence, 321 The Funeral Direotors fader th or Corn OF be § ited Irian was worthless unless the od Grand N Bescerer strest, Qttawe, on Sept.15, 100, and Embaimers, | declaring that no settiement of the TFunk, the parent company, is bound, i Gladys Louies, youngest daughter of the 300 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL.| Irish Question short of national inde, 1199 FIELDING OBJECTS ice thi i ie Bev.7.H.Skies qu.Alvays Open, pendence pull satisfy the 82 isations, of The Finance Minister was auable to Lf YOU Want to wash nice things such as lingerie, lace handkere wa om on Ta n 00, at Bin Fel.one bubdredth annivetsary of the exe- accept Mr.Borden\u2019s suggestion.It was Chiefs,curtains,fine underwear,use Sunlight Soap and follow the cution of Robert Emmet.not within the terms of the contract.The resolutions add \u2014 While we rae- The agreement was between the govern ognize in the land bill which had re- ment sand the Grand Trunk Pacifte.I.\u2018cently Become law a substantial conces- | was true that the old Grand Trunk be- sion to the just \u2018demands of the Irish [came a party to the contract in two im- , we do not regard it as either à [ nt In \u2018the Yirst place directions carefully.Sunlight Soap is a pure soap that contains no \u201cfree\u201d alkali to injure delicate fabrics, It will restore articles to their original freshness without changing the color.Sunlight Soap will not injure anything that water will not damage.dence, 398 Albert street, Ottawa, James ; Letebtord, Za.in the wth gest of nis DIRECT FROM THE COW.Fresh and pure to the Consumer.All our milk is produced in out Dmiry at Blue Bon ate under sclentiflo, sanitary condi TINLING.\u2014On Sept.7, 1903, in Blenbeim, tions.ssome, cloan milk, quickly delivered.| at the hows of ber brother-in-law, Mr.H.Guthrie, Thompson sen, H.& W.EVAN&, asitlement or 4 com of the Irish it agreed to bold for fifty years the an- 5, oy on bon bh a Col City Office, $3 D Latour St.Tur.Min 065 question a, 2 the fenders of the tire, issue o common ol in toe zew ASK FOR THE OCTAGON BAR à MPLEBY \u2014 \u2018 : at his re- nite 9] 2 to e up wi venture.e jovernment re ed this y : » Manco.near Lambton Mills, Ont, Thos.LD NEWSPAPEPS vigor and increased activity the move-{as & very important featur of the bar Sunlight Soap washes the clothes while and won't hurt the hands.: Uimpledy, In his 88th year.' Mmént to seeuré legialative iudependence gain Ahdone essentially in the publie in- LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO.da -\u2014 hich we bold to be of y ater, im ort- , \u2018 Notices received too late for {his page ce, ia Lin, lancé than the settlement à ï to foreign control and it obviated may postibly be in time fur page @& | prekages at #1 nor Iv ibe.question.\u2019 - \u20ac _ ss possible d'Bculty of fictitious capita] - ol \u2018 : CS Ere A suitable for wrapping purposes.tow t .It prevented the new road pass- sule nt the \u2018Witness\u2019 TE eur SE FY SC roan ZEST errr D rr 1e It net he to ri COSTUMES } crowd invading our 4 stores isa CONFIRMATION of our sayings: WE NAVE THE EXPERIENCE We MANUFACTURE and SELL directly to our patrons without the medium of & wholesale or retail agent.WE SAVE YOU 2 PROFITS.Visitour 4 stores and be convinced, Our Costumes, Our Blouscs, Our Coats, Our Skirts, all.at balf price, viz: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1908.© SO\" heaper than elsewhere.All garments Sade by firat-class artists.Re osgners and cutters.Latest novelties.«» THE .MARCHAND READY-TO-WEAR WARDROBE AND 2334 St.Catherine, re À STORES 2 Notre ume, 2508 Notre Dame, St.Henri.SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Col.and Mrs.Sweeney, Westmount, are visiting their son in Toronto.; Mrs.R.Wilson-Smith and family return to town next week from Ste.Agathe.The Hon.8.N.Parent is on a fishing trip to the Ouiatchouan River, near Lake Bouchette.Chief Justice Falconbridge spent the week end in the city, the Fost of his daughter, Mrs.Vincent J.ughes.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.A.Gillespie and family, Stanley street, returned to town yesterday morning from their summer residence.Mr.W.McLea Walbank, who, with Mrs.Walbank, is 8 nding some time abroad, was at Basle, Swi zerland, on Sept.8.Mrs.Hunter Dunn, wife of the Lord Bishop of Quebec, returned on Saturday by the \u2018Bavarian,\u2019 from a visit to n .I The skirt was shirred to a lace yoke, out-\u2019 lined with tiny crystal beads and seed pearls.The bodice nad a guimpe of chiffon, and beaded lace Dbertire, with tassel of seed pearls.She wore tulle veil, the hem outlined with pearls, and ied roses and lilies of the valley.Tae oridesmaid, Miss Ethel Pym, wore Nile green crepe de soie with bodice in bolero effect over aocordeon plaited cream chiffon, a black picture hat with plumes, and carried American Beauty roses.Mr.Herbert Lionel Read was best man.After a reception at the home of the bride's parents.and Mrs.Read left for a trip to the Southern States and elsewhere before going to Chicago, where they will reside.feat DOMINION PARLIAMENT MR.BORDEN BRINGS FORWARD TWO MORE AMENDMENTS.\u2014 (See also Page 2.) Ottawa, Sept.22.\u2014When the amendments before the House yesterday were rejected, the leader of the Opposition then proposed two more amendments.The first stipulated that the government shall not be bound \u2018until the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada shall have subecri for the common stock of the Grand Trunk Pacific Company, pay\" able in cash at par to the nmount .of not less than $24,900,000.\u201d The seccnd stipulated that \u2018the Grand Trunk Railway shall hold the said common stock to the amoufit aforesaid so subscribed for Kad acquired as aforesaid during the entire term of lease mentioned in clause twenty of said agreement and eo Jong as any of the bonds guaranteed by the goy: ernment under the terms of the said agreement shall remain outstanding and unpaid, and no pledge, transfer or com\" veyance of any part\u2019 of the said stock during the said period shall be valid or effectual.\u2019 Mr.Fitzpatrick announced lis acceptance of the first amendment after striking out the words \u2018payable in cash at par.\u2019 The second amendment he could not accept without substantial change.The Oppesition leader charged over and over again that the Grand Trunk Pacific had left it open to the old Grand Trunk Company to divers the traffic of the Grand Trunk Pacific through Chicago and Portland.He asked that steps be taken to prevent this being done.The gereramens had argued that the Grand k would not find it to its own advantage to kill lébe business prospects of the government-built division to Quebec, but Mr.Borden laughed at this suggestion as childish and absurd.The vernment sbould make @ specific dec- ration in the bill that the Grand Trunk is to pay par value for the common stock of the new railway icstead of getting it for nothing and using the power for manipulation.The Minister of Justice answered that there was not a point raised vy Mr.Borden that had not already been fully con- Miss Garneau, who is visiting in Ottawa, the guest of the Misses C apleau, will remain for some time longer in the Capital.Judge H.C.St.Pierre and Madame St.Pierre have returned from Ottawa, where they were the guests oi Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier.Muriel Sa The engagement of Miss Murie ne ford, daughter of the late Hon, W.BE.St Hamilton, to Mr.Gordon Henderson, is announced.Miss Eileen Cambie, of Vancouver, B.C., who has been spending a few days in the city, the guest of Mrs.H.B.Cassils, leaves to-morrow.The marriage of Mr.Arthur J.Auger of Quebec, formerly of Montreal, an Miss Antoinette Delisle, daughter of the laté Mr.C.Dalinle, id niece of Mr, C.Darveau, K.C., of Levis, is to take place on Nov.9.Riddel The marriage of Miss Marjorie Riddell, daughter of Me.and Mrs.A.F.Riddell, to Mr.Austin Stead takes place to-mor- row afternoon at half-past four o\u2019clock in St.Panls Presbyterian Church.The Rev.Dr.Barclay will officiate.; Sir Thomas and Lady Shaughnessy arrived in Winnipeg on Friday night.Lad Shaughnessy was entertained by Mrs.W.at luncheon, on Saturday, and by s.Killam, at tea.Sir omas and Lady Shaughnessy were g ests of honor at a dinner given by Sir Daniel and y McMillan, at Government House, on Saturday night.The marriage of Miss Lillian Blanche Henderson, only daughter of Mr.end Mrs.Samuel H.Henderson, Toronto, to Mr.Charles Percy Read, oi Chicago, was eclemnized at the Church of the Redeemer, Toronto, yesterday.There was à choral service, the bride having been connected with the choir for some time.The ceremony was Jerformed or e rector, the Rev.C.James.The bride's ivory white »ilk tissue, gown was of UK ) louisine silk.mounted an chiffon over \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 70 FEEL JUST RIGHT The stomach Must be Right - Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablots ke the § ach Right.Testimony of M, Hutehi- son, of Chatham.The stomach must be right or the man br woman cannot be rigat.The stomach\u2019s work is to provide the different parts of the body with the food and heat they need.If this is not done the body becomes starved and cold and weak.Consequently if you are feeling useless you know that your stomach needs help.Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets give the stomach the right kind of help.They digest the food and the stomach rights itself naturally.Then the body gets the food it needs, and energy and vigor return.H.Hutchison, of Chatham, Unt.i= one of the thousands who have prored that Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Stomach Trouble of any stage.He says: \u2018I had suffered for a long period from Dyspepsia until a short time ago a friend brought me a box of Dodd\u2019s Dyspepsia Tablets and from the very firet I got relief.; \u2018I keep them by me, and any time I feel my food is likely to disagree with me I just take one or two of them and Court of Special feel no more effects of Indigestion.\u2019 sidered: by the esgppent The members are once more drawing Their indemnity cheques by an arrange | ment made between the accountant of t House and the Bank of Montreal.This does not mean that the Auditor-General has gone back on the attitude he took in refusing to advance more letters of eredit under the new system of account ing the government has adopted.INTERFERED WITH POLICE.Detectives Legere and Boulard were in the vicinity of St.Antoine ¢nd Bieson streets on Saturday, Bept.5.It was between 11.30 and 12 o'clock at might.While walking along, the detectives saw a young man and some girls who pre sumably were not behaving in the most seemly manner possible.Detective Le- ere told them to move on, but Patrick jerney, who from all accounts, tas no jove for the police, resented the detectives\u2019 interference.Tierney, in fact, according to th officor( supplemented his remarks with a show of phywical force, The detective determined to arrest him, when William ith, » companion of Tierney, came to.his (Tierney\u2019s) rescue with the result that he (Tierney) made his escape, and bas not been seen since.Smith was arrested on two charges\u2014in- terfering with an officer and attempting to assault an officer while in the discharge of his duties.In the Recorder's Court to-day Smith denied having attempted to assault the detective, but said he expostulated with him because be did not sacw his authority, and therefore thought he had no right to order anybody to move on.This explanation did not satisfy the Court, who, in fact, told the prisoner that it was almost inconceivable that such & well known officer as Detective Légere should be a stranger to young fellows like Daly, Tierney and Smith.it i8 not necessary,\u201d said His the police in plain clothes should show their authority at every turn, or bring a brass band along with them to warn criminals or petty offenders of their ap- roach.In a large city like Mentreal, officers in plain clothes are an absolute necessity, and it seems incredible to me that you and Tierney should have taken Detective Legere, who is well and favorably known to this court as 2 brave and conscientious officer, for anybody but a preserver of the peace.Smith was fined two dollars and costs on the charge of interfering with an officer and three dollars and costs for attempt to assault.al THE PRICE OF BREAD.In some parts of the city bread has risen in price, while in other sections there has been no change.Some time ago, owing to keen competition, a num ber of the city bakers began cutting rates.Owing to the recent advance in the price of flour those who reduced their rates have found it necessary to éharge their customers the maximum scale.The regular price of bread to-day ia 16 cents for a large white loaf and 18 cents for a brown loaf.\u2014_ SENT TO SPECIAL SESSIONS.Hormisdas St.Louis, who pleaded guilty in the Police Court to two charges of forgery in connection with the Hoche- laga Bank was yesterday sent to the Sessions bv Judge La- © fontaine.Honor, \u2018that OF in the afternoon.brother of the girl candies, and the unconscious condit assailant is caught.(To the Editor be levied on an Montreal.missioners will J ent and tem worship fr they are, are not porary synagogues and again morning, of the Desnoyers.law on taxes and pure.death rate in that only eight cases The company, In rumor.Majest greatly interested officers in the very J.Mackenzie streams have not a! the Brigade 0 fine sol He received of the Royal Victorian Order.bas com 26 and 28, at scribed as an Italian, gave the ment which in recent year! direction, of the talented march A FIEND AT LARGE POLICE OF WESTMOUNT, LACHINE AND COTE ST.LUC IN SEARCH HIM, The police of Westmount, Lachine and Cote St.Luc are after a fiend in human form who outraged a little girl on Satur- § day last, in the woods back of Cote St: Nt Lue, while she was coming from school The brute, who is fifty cents to ge some .e lad went o child was subsequently discovered in an I Great indignation 18 felt in the locality.The little girl's father, a powerful man, is with the in their search, and determination never to give up until the ion, has express \u2014 RE MACKAY STREET IMPROVEMENT.of the \u2018Witness.\u201d) Sir,\u2014Jf Ald.Sadler bad been conver sant with the facts regarding Mackay street, he would hardly have asked delay to enable interested proprietors to be heard.The Quebec Legislature, with thei.: concurrence of the representatives of the Guysborough Co., N.S.writes: \u2018I was Montreal City Council, approved the ex- ba propriation of the emsll piece of Mackay years, and could get no street lying between the upper and low- {Chase\u2019s Ointment cured me in a er ends thereof, the city to bear one- half the expense and the other half ta ares to be fixed commissioners named by the city of-|the feet and legs, and was all swollen The City Council and the Legislature having thus indicated that the .ment is in the public interest, the com- the area to be taxed for only one-half the cost and opinions of a proprietors may be sought as to the ares, : Chase's Ointment made for Mrs.Smith ut this is the work of the commissioners and not of the Finance Committet, Montreal, Sept.21, 1903.JEWISH NEW YEAR THE FEAST OF ROSH HASHONAH CELEBRATED BY MONTREAL : EWS.\u2014 With the ancient ceremonies and traditional observances which bave come down to them through generations, + to, T Jews of Montreal began at sumdown\u201d Imitations the portrait and signature of last evening the celebration of the fosti- Dr.W.Chase, the famous receipt A val of Rosh Hashonab, or the New] book author, are on every box of hi 4 Year, the firét holiday of the festival\" [\"remedies, Ty his J \\ seasch, which, includes\u201d Yom Kippur, oF | eemmmmemmnms KIC e © ement, and Succoth, 747 ei | Feast of Tabernacles.SHIPPING NEWS vA The religious celebration of the, Le 2e festival began at six o'clock la \u2014 Nat evening, services being beld at that.WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.2 hour in all phe city syuagogues, perma: The governmsnt cable 8S.Tyrian, sailed 2 .It is not ontreal, numerous t Ton adequate for the \u2018a&' t island snd at C commodation of all the Jews who as semble for worship during the holiday season, and several halls and vacant stores are rented and fitged up as tem: © À .All of these places of worship were crowded last eveaing at the services held this when the solemn ceremony lowing of the shofar took place.Tary enerally yesterday from Sydney, C.B., for Belle Isle, known that the regular places of Hy.4 which place she will bring some retiew- PU i SIX MONTHS FOR BIGAMY.John Nelson was sentenced to months to-day for bigamy by Judge te WESTMOUNT WATER COMPANY ASSERTS THAT THE sUP- PLY IS PURE.At the meeting of the Westmount Council last night the greater part of the sitting was taken up with a discussion on a by- It wax read the third time and adopted.Near the close of the meeting a long leiter was read from the Montreal Water and Power Company denying the assertion made recently in the press that the town supply of water is ime The letter compared the death rate of various Canadian and American cities with that of Westmount, showing that the licenses.town is very low.also stated that during tle present year, ot typhoid have been reported in the town and only one death.As)\u2019 typhoid Is caused by impure water or milk, the letter claims that Westmount cannot be suffering from an impure \u2018water supply.conclusion, asked council to take means to allay the disquiet caused by the publication of the aforesaid Mayor Cross sald he was surprised that the letter did not mention the fact that several other towns beside Westmount were served with the same water.that whenever the papers spoke of the matter, Westmount only was mentioned.After some discussion It was referithe letter to the Health Department.He not! KING EDWARD IS COLONEL.His y the King is Colonel-in- Chief of the Coldstream Guards, and is in common with the fine band of the R Rogan, has reac the foremost place among the bands of the British service.No but Mr.Rogan is a musician of exceptional ability, and hie merits have won him the recognition of Bandmaster of Guards.He is withal a jer, and has seen active service in South Africa, in India and in Burmah.for his work on active eer- Vice a medal and two clasps from Queen Victoria, and has been decorated by King Edward VII.with the silver medal t Rogan is a composer and conductor.a celebration at Eton he conducted chorus of voices numbering 1, was specially complimented by the Queen on the magnificence of the effect.band music an arranges ail the parts for the massed bands of the Guards Briga able band and leader will be here | Sept.the Arena.As soloist, Miss Kathleen Howard, a distinguish: contralto, will accompany the band.trate the Extraordinary D de- Soothing, Healing ke Tittle | Virtues of WEA improve- J.P.decidsd to s, under ti bandmaster, that the Cold- lways had a fine band, Mr.titt and de.This not- = and Ervsipelas.En Two Severe Cases Which illus- -F- \u2014am _\u2014_ = ¥ i i IE ET ATTAIN E 3 [Bleeding Piles CR re COLONIAL HOUSE, PHILLIPS SQUARE.Dr.Chase's Ointment.Scores of people do not think of trying Dr.Chase's Ointment for bleeding piles because they bave used so many \u2018other treatments in vain and do not believe their ailment curable.It is by curing when others fail that Dr.Chase's Ointment has won such a record for itself.It will not fail to promptly re lieve and completely cure any form of piles, no matter how severe or of how ong standing.Mr.James Uriah Pye, Marie Joseph, lics the = oz fmm RE Da, DK i x with bleeding piles for about four help.Dr.i very short time, and I cannot praise it too highly for this cure.Thomas by [Smith was troubled with erysipelas in ra up.gave her some of the ointment, which took out the swelling and healed all the sores.She had tried many treatments before, but none seemed to do her any good.{ am telling my friends about the wonderful cures which F and myself, and would say that it is onl a pleasure for me to recommend go excel lent à preparation.Wherever there is irritation inflammation, ulceration or itching of the skin, Dr, Chase\u2019s Ointment will bring quick re- Lief and will ultimately heal and cure, On this account it is useful in scores of ways in every home for the cure of ecze- mea, salt rheum, tetter, scald head, chaf- i 9 = 5% x a.EE ing, itching peculiar to women, pin} worms, piles and all sorta of skin diseases Wf and eruptions. » Dr.Chage\u2019s Ointment, 60 cents a box, SAXONY FLANNELS, in Navy, FLANNEL aDepartment.An unusually large and carefully selected stock in the leading lines, for Fgll season, including :\u2014 FRENCH and GERMAN OPERA FLANNELS, in a great variety of Borders and new designs, for Blouses and Kimonas.FRENCH FLANNELS, in Oriental Designs, Spots, Figures, Stripes, &c.FRENCH FLANNELS, Plain Colors, in great variety.RENCH CASHMERE FLANNELS, for Blouses and Wrappers.BRITISH WOVEN FLANNELS, in very pretty colors, fast and unshrinkable.CEYLON FLANNELS, for Gentlemen's Shirts and Pyjamas.Scarlet, Natural.LANCASHIRE and YORKSHIRE UN- SHRINKABLE SKIRTING FLANNELS, 8c, &c., &c at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & he Co, Toronto.To protect you against te ray Samples sent FREE to any address, and 8pecial Attention Given to Mail Orders.A EN Mor wireless telegraphy, aff stations on teau Bay, Labrador.Captala Leary reports that the wireless system erected between these two places, twenty-one miles apart, bas worked very tatistäctorily' since the new receiving station was erected on Belle Isis this summer.After finishing work at Belle Isle Athè Tyrian will come back to Byron Island to repair cable.BOSTON-FRANCE SERVICE.Boston, Sept.21.\u2014Steamship coanedtion] between Boston and French ports is to.be inaugurated by the White Star line, some of the present Dominion llaers being designated to make Maresellles a call port.The steamer New England, which is to be renamed Romanie, will be the first one to go on the new route.LAKE MICHIGAN DUE THIS AFTERNOON.0 among those Hollinshead.six satied trom The Alisa rive in port .real, arrived The Canadian Pacific Atlantic line 88.Lake Michigan, from Liverpool, arrived at Quebec at 3.16 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and landed all her 660 passengers.Bhe is expected to arrive at Montreal about four o'clock this afternoon.; THE 88.SOUTHWARK.The Dominion line 88, Southwark is due to arrive in port bn Saturday with passengers and a general cargo.Bhe sailed from Liverpool with 212 second cabin and 349 third-class passengers.The whole of the latter will disembark at Quebec.NOTES.1t| \u2018The C.P.R.SS.Montfort, Captain Cross, from Bristol, will arrive In port this evening or early to-morrow morning.The Head line 8S.Dunmore Head, Capt.'G.Bingham,salled from Montreal yesterday morning with general cargo and passengers for Dublin, The steamer will call at Quebec to complets her cargo.The Hamburg-American line SS.Frisia, Captain C.von Leuenfels, sailed from Montreal early this morning with general ésrgo for Hamburg.The Canadian Pacific Atlantic line 8S.Monteagle, Captain H.Parry, sailed from Montreal early this morning with a general cargo and cattle lor Bristol.4 The Manchester line 88.Manchest The Head M, R.Thursday.The Allan Belfast.the to Belfart.Dublin.{ced ors\u2019 Institute will be held to-night.A good programme has been arranged, and The Lord line 88.Lorä Lansdowne,with a cargo of eoal from Owrdiff, is due to arrive in port to-morrow.The Hansa-Bt.Lawrence line 89.Indians a general cargo for Montreal.general cargo from Glasgow, is due to ar- The Donaldson line 88 .Alcides, with a general cargo and live stock, from Monty The Oanadian Pacific Atiantic line SS.Montreal, with general cargo from London, is due to arrive in port to-morrow.Thompson, general cargo, is due to arrive in port on Glasgow for the Nt.Lawrence, passed Fame Point at 12.20 p.m.to-da New York, Wilhelm Der Grosse, from Bremen; Bremen, from Cherbours.HEAD LIND MOVEMENTS.Rathlin Head\u2014Salled on Sept.8, Belfast to New Orleans.Torr Mead\u2014On passage Belfast to Montreal, dus bere Bept.23 Ramore Head\u2014At Carrigan Head\u2014On passage New Orleans Glenarm Head\u2014On passage Galveston to Malin Head\u2014Sailed Montreal, Sept.19.Henry Morgan & Co.EE NN Belfast, Bept.15.taking part will be Miss Marie cargo for Dublin.lin, Sept.18.CampbeNdon, N.S.GULF REPORT.L\u2019Islet\u2014Clear, west wind.Antwerp last Saturday with line 88.Pomeranian, with a to-morrow.inward 8.30 a.m.steamer.Father Point\u2014Clear, west wind; at Glasgow to-dsy.a.m., Monteagle.Martin Kiver\u2014Ulear, strong wind; inward yesterday, 6 p.m, with a dredse.Fame Point-Ciear, line 8S.Torr Head, Captain from Belfast: with » line 8S.Pomeranian, from pesien.7- _ \u2019 1 Sept.3t-\u2014Arrived, Rauer Point Amour\u2014Cloudy, strong w ward 83 a.m, Mystic.tftp OBITUARY.Galveston loading for om Dubie for| ! NOTES AND NOTICES.Bray Head\u2014At Rotterdam loading for Certainly is perous, 84 there are \u201cgh Montreal.eight of these itutions doing business Inishowen Head\u2014On passage New Orleans there, and two more are to to Belfast.next spring.Commerce, Captain J.Baxter, with general cargo from Manchester, arrived at Montreal yesterday and berthed at Jacques Cartier pier.The SB.Atbara, Captain H.Madel, from Glasgow, with a cargo of coal for the Can- adlan Pacific Railway, arrived at Montreal at 8 o'clock yesterday morning and berthed al the coal towers at Hochelaga.Messrs.- MeLean, Kennedy & Co.are the steamer\u2019s agents.The Doraldson line SS.Tritonia psalled from Glasgow last Saturday with general cargo for Montroal.The Head line SS.Malin Head, Captain , | W.McKee, salled from Dublin last Satur day with general cargo for Montreal.The regular weekly concert at the Sall- Advertisements, Thinner Than a Rail.Spending every day, as much energy as you make, and if the balance goes a Te further, well, you get thinner.Not wise to go that way longer.Better use Ferrozone, you will digest more\u2014a little gain the first week, but the prie He keeps growi Not quite po thin! Keep df right on, only don\u2019t use Ferrozone too long or you'll get too fat.Then your blood will be rich, your heart strong, you on won't puff so much, you won't get tired quickly.Fat, blood, strength, you have ed them all with Ferrozone.Sold by all At WM.ES ES CURRIE, Clothier BOYS\u2019 FALL CLOTHING A very large and carefully welect- ed stock to choose from, specially made and designed for our trade, so that we are in a position to guauen- tee the workmanship, às well as the material.Prices to suit alli buyers.For instance, Boys\u2019 Buits, excelient in every respect, can be purchased from $2.60 to $7.00 Our store is centrally situated,and an inspection of our goods tan be made without ineotivenience.WM.CURRIE, Men's, Youths\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Clothier, 1967 NOTRE DAME 8T, Bengors Head\u2014Sailsd fro mQuebec for Dunmore Hend\u2014At Quedec completing Téelin Head\u2014Sailed from Quedse for Dub- Glen Head\u2014On passage Maryport fax River du Loup\u2014Clear, south-west wind; 8.25 am.Lord Lansdowns; 3.50 a.m.Moat- real; 3.18 a.m., Pomeranian; 8.50 a.m, Tet Head; yesterday 4.25 p.m., Caps Bretes, with a tow; 4.456 p.m., Hanseat; outward 3 north-vwest 5 one tug cé strong morth-vest 7-41 wind; (nward yesterday 8.35 p.m, North Bhore\u2014Cloudy, north wind.x Antioosti\u2014Clear, strong sorth-west wing: # est $ e inward yesterday, 5.15 p.m., one Allan lifer, Low Point\u2014Clepr, north-west wind; Sule ward 6 a.m., St.Helens and Deramore; London, Ont., Bept.21.\u2014Hugh Melons, Ti.formerly connected with the \u2018Advertiser, a but for the Inst few years a landing waies ' at the port of London, died while of Me - holidays at Detroit, of appendicitis If banks indicate prosperity, Edmonton i of Vy ; VA - 5 - pe & De D RAW J JX aX EE, CON 2 À A Nec > 7 REN TE \u2014 NE eA fe A E a ea rs inward Gas i _ del # druggists. Weekly Canin 2 ANNUAL 300 yards Run, 880 yards Run.Brads Run, One Mile Run.Rules of C.A.A.U.will gov: Office : 149 Mansfield Street.TUESDAY.SEPTEMBER 22.NMNL.A.A A.B.AAA GROUND, ner 20 September, Programme of Events: f 1b.Sh R ing Broad Jump, Fute ei.We > yards Hurdles, yards Run, 220 yards Boys(15 and under), Running Bigh Jump, Entries close Wednesday, 23rd Sep p.m.Futrance fee 50 cents each Senior Event, 25 cents Junior Event.AUTUMN HANDICAPS \u2018Throwing 56-1b.Weight, 120 y: tember, at 9 Three Mile Run.oo E.HERBERT BROWN, Sec.-Treas a SUBSCRIPTION RATES.\u2014 A TREAT TO-NIGHT.Miss MARIE HO Miss EVA MAUDE _ Mr, WILL.B, BURGESS, bumerist, And the Sailors.Sailors\u2019 Institute Concert BEAD, seprane, M, Contraîte, Master ALLAN GLOYER, boy soprans, Mr, HORACE PEMBERTON, baritone, PHILLIPS Imetruction Satrrday in each k, 3 p.15 to 5 p.m.For particulars, » to the Becre : Art Association, SQUARE.THE AUTUMN SKETCHING CLASS (In Offs) \u2019 Direction OND DYONNE the TI of EDN WEDNESDAY, ¢ o oy ui gi) dsr, \u2018Wednesday, Thursday sad J.ABBOTT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.WN Gif ERS WEBNESDAY, SEPT.23s.$ > Chairman, WM.BARSON, Esq.-\u2014 £ NOTAINE.\u2014 the Consolida which are in the hands of Speyer at the mercy of the banking which can sell out the stock dated company at any time.companies.ident, said: \u201cwas, pothing that could be done., that had been formulated.; Superior Company, said ie auction.bursement for its outlay.\u2019 take over the company and run it \"TORONTO RUMORS.ernmen situation at the is unknown.Tho disaster to the prises there, it is felt that a istory of action is involved in the smash.Central Railway.eral governments.FIRE RECORD.at ten o'clock, and ind saw mill, and A.C.Kna lestroyed.Tue loss is 812,000, * St, James Methodist Chorch, \u2014\"\">> LAKE SUPERIOR COMPANY A ;MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS YESTERDAY ACCOMPLISHED ) York, Sept.21.\u2014The directors of Net ted Lake Superior Com- pony, after a two hours\u2019 meeting to-day, gave up \u2018the attempt to find some way for saving the.pro tes of the company, æ Co.as collateral fora loan of $500,000 and an- pounced that the stockholders are entire- rm, bonds of the operating companies in the consoli- knowledgment was practicaly made that the directors believed that their plans for placing the company In 2 sound posi- tiot had been blocked by the great financial interests that are behind rival steel After the meeting, speaking for the other directors, Mr.Sanborn, the vice- \u201cNothing bas been done, because there e \u2018 did not come here to consider any plañ We.came here to try and find one, and we did not.2 he whole situation is now in the hands Speyer & Co.Mr.Charles H.Tweed, representing the wer syndicate, referring to the action the directors of the Consolidated Lake y: have been very lenient with the \u2018company.We will probably foreclosé the 1, selling the collateral pledges at The syndicdtt will seek reim- A suggestion that the syndicate might nd- ing a reorganization was not seriously en- Torento, Sept.21.\u2014The Ontario Govt has not Ie met to consider the S00\u201d Whether or not the government will step in at the present crisis the ministers would like to prevent any further eat industrial enter- such radical step as assisting a local industrial torporation, however important that cor- tion may be, is contrary to the whole Ontario legislation, and must be considered very cautiously before any As far as the government itself is concerned, there is no direct financial loss The only public nts made to the Clergue industries ve been in connection with the Algoma The usual land subsidies have been granted as the road was sompleted.The province iseamply protected against any loss in this connection by the clause in the charter which en- les the government to take over the road at any time within fifteen years on yment of the actual cost of construc- En by ten percent, less the subsidies granted by the Ontario and fed- Kingston, Ont., Sept.21.\u2014There was à ig fire near Cataraqui Bridge this morne rtation Company's machine shops \u2019s mould- mg shop and a wing of his residence were Daily Witness, 8.00; Woekly Witness, po with reduction to elubs.orthern essenger, thirty osnts; 10 copies to one address and over, twenty cents Re copy.Post pass ta each case to Can New- foundiand, Great Britain and the Untteë States.: For other postal union countries, etvept- tng Great Britain, add for postage.$3.5 for Daily Witness: $1.00 for Weekly wit- Bess: B0c for Northern Messenger.World Wide one dollar, including se for Osnada, Newfoundland, Grest sa, United States and foreign countries.The last edition of the Daily Witness 0 Gelivered in the tity every evening of pub- leation at $4.00 per spnum.\u2014\u2014 All business communications sbould be ad- \u2018John Dougall & Son, Montreal\u2019; All letters to the Editor sbould de addressed \"Käitor of the \u2018Witness,\u2019 Montreal.\u2019 S|M|T|W|T|FI[S ee \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 ee .Î 2 3 4 5 6| 7| 8| 9|10}11/12 13{14|15/16|17|18|19 2 21122123124|25|26 28 29130 °o .À Bhe Daily Wituess.TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1903.It is generally conceded that the presentation of~the British case by Attor- ney-General Finlay.before the Alaska Boundary Commission is one of the most masterly expositions of forensic analytical argument ever made before: an international tribunal.Knowledge of facts, lucidity of reagoning and perfect use of language give- to his review of the case the character of a model and a standard for future imitation in all aimilar presentatiops.The wisdom of allowing the press to report the proceedings from day to day has been vindicated by the large space devoted to the reports by the newspapers on both sides of the Atlantic, and by the opportunity given to the great court of public opinion to consider and weigh the arguments as they are presented.In this way the mass of intelligent readers will be able to \u2018form \u2018their own conclusions on the merits of the dispute with as much perspicuity as the Commissioners themselves.One good effect of this publicity will be that the people on both sides will have a clearer understanding of the case, and, therefore, be less likely to treat it in a spirit of hostility.Already the Attormey-General\u2019s argument bas disabused our neighbors of the notion, seduldusly impressed upon them by their press, that Canada had no case.They now see that Canada has a case, and a very strong one.Furthermore, that their counsel before the Commission has an exceedingly difficult task in prospect to meet and dispose of the facts, arguments and conclusions pre gented by Attorney-General Finlay.In Canada the feeling is one of profound satisfaction that the case appears to be in able and perfectly competent hands, and that, even should the Commission arrive at no binding decision, the whole matter will have been so luminously ex- \u2018pounded in all its bearings that a way will be opened for a permanént eettle- ment on lines as nearly satisfactory to both countries as could be expected in disputes of this kinder Mr.Tarte and Mr.Bourassa were well matched in the meeting at Laprairie last Saturday.Each in his way is a representative French-Canadian, and the man- rer in which they dealt with current political issues is at all events instructive to their English speaking countrymen.Having bad experience of the inside workings of both parties, it was only natural, perhaps, tbat Mr.Tarte should declare that \u2018the curse of politics was party spirit.\u201d In this he was surely right.But when men are engaged in a contest where success means so much in the way of good fortune, honors and emoluments, and defeat means the ruin of all these hopes, party spirit is bound to run high.People who can take sides passionately in a game of lacrosse are mov likely to be less keen in a contest whose goal is place and power.In the lacrosse game take sides in politics have more or less clearly defined hope of personal reward or local advantage.Regarding the Le- prairie meeting as an indication of the popular attitude, it cannot be called a triumph for Mr.Tarte or for the views he represents.Quite the contrary, his reception was almost frigid, and be had to submit to many unsympathetic interruptions.These were owing, no doubt, to the fact that sentiments which cause French-Cenadians to support Sir Wilfrid Laurier also lead them to look with distrust on one who has deserted him.Prosperity 15 too general and the people too weli satisfied with existing conditions to make them take much interest in abstract questions of riscal policy.Besides, Mr.Tarte had the disadvantage of being on the defensive from the start\u2014a rola that does not suit him, for ne is an ae- sailant by nature and temperament.He could not for personal reasons attack his late leader and friend, except on general lines of policy.In any case he knew, if fe should do so, that it would be ali up with him before an audience that was probably waiting such opportunity to turn him down.It cannot ve said that the speeches threw much Jigat on the questions discussed.Though the personal allusions were rather pointed, there was no iN-feeling.The general impression produced by the meeting was that\u2019 whoever undertakes to oppose Sir Wilfrid Laü- rier\u2019s government among French-Cana- dians has a poor prospect of success.Lord Kitchener is not to be brought from India, the despatches say, to undertake the task of reforming army headquarters in London.This is more for- tunäte for the hero of the Soudan than it is for the army.But the fact that he is not to be called home only proves that the same malign influences which were responsible for the scandals in army mip: management are still powerful enough té prevent the appointment to a supreme position of the only man in the service believed to have the ability, nerve and character to reform and reorgamize the system.After the successful rebellion of the Thirteen Colomies had shown the antiquity and rottenneds of the British military system, from the confusion of incompetency in Pall Mall to the defeat of Braddock on the Ohio, a succession of really able generals attempted the task proposed for Lord Kitchener.The only one who succeeded to apy extent was the\u2019 methods, caring nothing for family\" é£ political influences, in reorganizing ihe.[headquarters and improving the conditions of the service.But he occupied-an exceptional position.It was such as if the Duke of Connaught to-day were to be made commander-in-chief and should use a besom for a baton in the recesses and approaches of the War Office.During his long term as commander-in-chief the Duke of Wellington did nothing in the way of army reform.He left the system almost exactly as he found it.The Duke of Cambridge did better, because the Crimean war compelled changes in response to popular demands.Later, Lord Wolseley tried his hand, but found the old influences too strong for him, as, indeed, they have proved too much even for his successor, Lord Roberts.Lord Kitchener, in view of these precedents, may have had a happy escape.\u2014 Ominous rumors are afloat of the possibility of war breaking out between Colombia and Venezuela.For the first time in a hundred years these two republics find themselves at peace\u2014a peace of exhaustion\u2014and apparently the condition is so uncongenial that they must go to fighting again.Colombia is ruled by the Conservatives, Venezuela by the Liberals and, in addition to their fux- damental political enmities, there are endless causes for quarrels along their coterminous frontiers.Each foments revolution and abets rebellion in the other\u2019a territory, and the Colombians having been pretty active in that way of late, the Venezuelans may think the.best way to meet them is to declare war.Both are bankrupt, but that does not seem to make much difference to people.inspired by mutual hatred.À war would embarrass Colombia more than it would Venezuela, because of the differences between the former and the United States over the Panama canal tréaty.The two Isthmian provinces are anxious to have the treaty ratified and the canal constructed, and some of their, leading men have\u2019 threatened that if this is not done they will secede, set up for themselves as an independent republic, claim recognition by the United States, and make terms with the government thereof for the completion of the canal.Thèse pro- vincés, Cauca and Panama, comprise about half the area of Colombia, and were the hotbed of the recent revolution.A war with Venezuela would give them the opportunity they desire of setting up an independent government.The action of the Colombian Congress in defeating the treaty, and the excessive demands now made for the concession would, it is believed, incline the Washington government to recognize the new republic, take it under protection and Duke of York.He adopted Cromwelljan] | traction.the interest is as a rule impersonal, while | on the other hand most af those who thus settle the difficulty so far as the 3 ner EP nc pS ARsR er EE ee LS.- extersion is not ment.WAYS.pm be entirely half a century.be irremovable.the students, which he spok had always exist ties of Arts and Science.of study in the undergraduate years of the two faculties were very similar, and in many ways the Arts and Science faculties were closely related.tion of a new \u20ac the university.United NO EXTENSION.The Montreal Btreet Railway's offer to the city, in return for an extension of its franchise for another thirty years, was considered at a special meeting of the Road Committee yesterday.The company now offers to remove all snow from curb to curb, on the streets where its tracks are laid; to water the streets three times a day by mechanical means; to partially sweep the streets; to pave the streets between the car tracks, and to sell ten tickets for twenty-five cents for use during certain hours.yet agree to sweep the whole of the streets and to sell eight tickets for twenty-five cents throughout the day if its hold on the city is made good for \u201cWhile these terms are infinitely better than those that the city is now subject to, they are by no means good enough.would be good enough to warrant the of a franchise which has twenty years to run in connection with a method of locomotion which is advancing so rapidly, especially as these terms will soon have to be conceded, anyway, as the result of competition, if the City Council is true to its trust.\u2018The city is suffering now from past bad bargaining and the electors should see to it that the Street Railway monopoly extended on any terms.An extension of this franchise would not only be a bad thing in iteelf, but it would play into the hands of the gas, electric light, and power syndicate, \u2018apd we should find ourselves in the grasp of a huge monopoly whose power would |.be despotic, whose manners could be in- \u2018 solent, an octopus whose tentacles would At the present time, the Glasgow municipal street railway sells its tickets at less than half the price Montreal citizens have to pay, and no one can guess what new inventions and economies will take place in the \u2018near future to further cheapen electric Another consideration is tbat \u2018the municipalization of public services, such as the water supply, lighting, and street railways, is the tendency of the age and a great saving to the public purse wherever municipal government is intelligent and honest.No one can toll how intelligent and honest our government may become in nineteen years, and, in any case, we have no Tight to mortgage the rights of posterity.The treuble is that our citizens have hitherto failed to recognize, to the degree that \u2018is necessary, that all around the home vital interests depend on the capacity and adequacy of local govern- When that is fully recognized aldermen will be chosen for their capa: city and honesty, and such franchises and contracts as those that have been given in the past to the electric, gas and ciréet railway companies will be impossible apv more.member at this time that there are two acts of parliament in force.Vic., Cap.73, prohibiting the watering of stocks, and the other is 49 and 50 Vie., Cap.23, providing for the punishment oi aldermen accepting bribes.But, then, steck is not watered nowadays\u2014 it is increased at par, but at a fraction of its value, for purposes of extensions and improvements; and there are, of course, no boodle aldermen.few weeks will decide whether the publie cares enough for its own welfare to prevent any extension of railway franchise.pr McOILL COLLEGE It may No terms, indeed, It is well to re One is 47 The next the street FORMAL REOPENING OF THE FACULTIES OF ARTS AND APPLIED SCIENCE\u2014PRINCI- PAL PETERSON ADDRESSES STUDENTS.formal opening of the Faculties of Arts and Apphed Ecienc University was U Molson Halle of McGill eld this morning in the Principal Peterson, before introducing the new professors to gave a short address, in e of the good feeling which ed between the Facul- The courses The addi- hair of philosophy in the Arts Faculty made it impossible for it to be said that McGill was not strong in arts.lt had always been the policy of MoGill to draw to itsel: the best poésible talent which the world has produced.This has probably been the reason why McGill has been so successful.McGill is greatly in evidence not only but on the other side of the water, is largely due to Lord Strathcona, who has benefited the university in many Prineipal Peterson then spoke of his own relation with the student of While they naturally came to know him, he did not have such an opportunity to know them.They were \u201cto remember that while they are engaged jn their studies in the different class rooms, he was also engaged in work in connection with the university in the office, where they were welcome to come at any time to discuss any matter in That Bogota are concerned.This} \u2014 would certainly be a revolutionary way |.of ending the dispute, but as it would favorable to the States, it may not be quite improbable.4 The days so long and warm: About our scalloped coasts the a TO EXILES.\u201c (A Poem by Neil Munro.) Are you not weary in your distant places, Far, far from Scotland of the mist and storm ?In stagnant airs, the sun-smite on your faces, When all around you lie the strange fields sleeping, The ghastly woods where no fond memories roam, Do not your sad hearts over seas come leaping, To the highlands and the lowlands of your Home ?Wild cries the winter, loud through all our valleys, The midnight\u2019s roar, the grey noons answer back, eager galleys { Beat for kind harbors from horizons black : ' We tread the miry roads, the rain-drenched heather,\u2014 We are the men, we battle and endure, The rains may beat us and the Deep in the And we\u2019ll be happy then.per When all the recollections come God\u2019s pity for you exiles, in your weather Of swooning winds, calm seas, and skies demure.Wild cries the winter, and we walk song-baunted, Over the hills and by the thundering falls, , Or where the dirge of a brave past is chaunted In dolorous dusks round immemorial walls; great mists blind us, Or lightning rend the pine tree on the hill ; Yet are we strong, yet shall the morning find us, Children of Tempest all unshaken still.We wander where the little grey towns cluster hills or selvedging the ses, By farm-lands lone, by woods where wild fowl muste: To shelter from the day's inclemency : And night will come, and then thronghout the darkling, One light will shine out in the sounding glen, And it will mind us of some fond eyes spérkling Let torrents pour then or the great winds rally, Snow-silence fall, or lightning blast the pine That light of home shines Warmly in the valley And, exiled son of Scotland, it is thine.Far have yon wandered over seas of longing, And now you drowse, and now you well may weep, a-thronging Of this rude country where your fathers sleep.\u201d connection with the college.Before call- Commerce; F.W.Bentley, vice-president executive committee of his own ohoos ing.They sleep, but still the hearth is warmly glowing, \u2014 While the wild winter blusters round the Jand, That light of home, that wind so bitter blowing Look! look and listen, do you understand ?THE Love, strength and tempest, Oh! come back and share tnem y Here is the cottage, here the open door, Our hearts are yours although we do not bare them, |, TI They\u2019re yours end you are ours forevermore.- (dos L- NEIL MUNRO.thin T ing on Prof.Moyse, the new vice-princi- of the Huddersfield Chamber of Com- pars pal, to address the meeting, the principal merce; E.Parkes, of the Birmingham \u2014pe fatroduced the following new professors: Chamber of Commerce; R.&.Fraser, of Le Prof.Percy Knox, M.A, Prof.James the London Chamber of Commerce; Jus.ner Harkness, M.A.(Cantab.), Prof.Me- Cormack, of the Chamber of Shipping of oi \u20ac Laughton, Prof, Corkill and Prof.Taylor.the United Kingdom; Amos Crabtree, of drav Prof.Moyse then delivered a short ad- the Bradford Chamber of Commerce; the io © dress to the pupils, after which the stu- Hon.Geo.Goodwille, of the Trinidad end dents dispersed to the different olass- Chamber of Commerce; J.V.8.Augier, poor rooms, where lectures began to-day.of the Chamber of Shipping of the Unit: poor ed Kingdom; J.L.Pol , of the Eng- G Le oot the TT, Fete fon ou yle, of the Timber e eration BACK FROM A TOUR 15%).United Kingdom.and ods MR.MASSON, PRESIDENT OF THE .acq CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE, AND THE R.& O0.COMPANY vat THE BRITISH DELEGATES.\u2014 g \u2014 CHANGES MADE TO-DAY IN SOME be Mr.Masson, president of the Chambre OF THE BERVICES.tist de Commerce, who just return -_\u2014 Loi from the west, one day in advance of the Although the season is far advanced, tae British delegates, with whom he has Mr.Joseph F.Dolan, city passenger \u2018 been on a tour of the continent, was st agent of the Richelieu and Ontario Navi- of the Chamber this morning, nd full of | gation Company, states that passenger duc the ozone of the western prairie and travel from Montreal still remains brisk.B mountain.Mr.Masson is a young man Starting to-day, the Saguenay service will his once more, He speaks of mountain be reduced to two bosts a week, Tuesdays Ce climbs and five-mile walks with pirties and Saturdays, for the remainder of the ng of the English delegates and their ladies season.The last day boat of the ses cht as though these were only daily inci\u2018 son from the lower ports is the steamer spe dents.enjoyable nature of the tour \u2018Saguenay > which sailed to-day for Que Ch be cannot say too much about.But the bec and Montreal direct with a large ] English ladies\u2014what splendid pedestrians complement of passengers.the they arel .The company\u2019s western mail boats will au Aside from the beauties of Banff, apart |run at one m.tri-weekly\u2014Monday, fou from the courtesies of the Lieutenant- \u2018Wednesday and Friday\u2014until Sept.30, she Governors of Manitoba and British Col- when they will be discontinued.The ma umbia, and more to the point tian the Montreal, Bay of Quinte, Toronto aid an splendid scenery of the Rocky Mounteips Hamilton service will continue to lesve \u2018 and the water views about Vancouver Montreal at seven p.m.tri-weekly\u2014Mon- a.and Victoria is the fact that the British day, Wednesday and Friday\u2014until the he delegntes understand the «listances and close of navigation.an something of the resources of Canada as cit they never did before.To in » T.Masson frankly admitted that even Sn Jans METHODIST CHURCH ar e, who been no further west than .4 and 11 cial thanksgivin in Winnipeg, had been surprised st what he services will be held in St.James Methe do saw.He with the rest went around by dist Church.The removal of the great sil the Crow\u2019s Nest Pass on the lLiome-com- burden of debt from this church, which lig ing tour, and both at Nelson, Phoenix |is now in a position to look after ite ta and other points, had seen something of financial »ffairs as 1t never could before.00 the mining interests and the working has inspired the proposal for these rer M out of the ores, both in mining and vices.The Rev.Br.Rose, a former pis a smelting, which was highly interesting.tor of this church, is expected to prencli = The delegates just missed the recent |at the morning service on Oct.4 and the ar severe storm, an it was only on the re- Rev.Dr.Potts, aleo a former pastor, in or turn journey that they had seen the the evening.On Oct.11 the Dev.Dr re snow and the effects of thé storm on Briggs will preach in the morning and telegraph poles, etc.There vas teo much the Rev.orge Campbell, D.D., of di to be seen on every hand to believe that New Brunewick, in the evening.the storm was other than a passing affair.0 w As for the progress of the cities of Win- al inipeg, Vancouver, Calgary, Regina and MANY KILLED BY EXPLOSION li the towns en route it was wonderful.Mozambique, Portuguese East Africa, ti Mr.Masson is busy now preparing for Sept.21.\u2014An explosion of gunpowder n the reception to the delegates in the and grenades has occurred in Fort San Monument National, and he hopes for a Sebastiano.Many persons were killed or - large attendance of the guests already injured.The fort was wrecked.Fur invited for to-morrow evening.The Brit- ther explosions are feared.~ ish delegates will arrive in Montreal this evening by tne \u2018Sovereign.\u2019 The following gentlemen who will speak HERR BEBEL WINS.are Messrs.James S.Jeans, representin, Dresden, Saxony, Sept.20.\u2014Herr Bethe British Iron Trade Association; A.J.bel has re-established his authority in Hodgson, president of the Board of the Socialist party by cal ying bis reso: Trade; KE.J.Gillespie, chairman of the lution against the revisionists ty severa! London Chamber; eral J .W.Laurie, hundred votes and having elected an representing the London Chamber of \u201c - 0.yf Com- iingham aser, of ce; Jas, ping © tres.of rece; the [rinidad Augier, he Unit- he Eng- Le deration ANY { SOME (ly\u2014Mon- until the HURCH.nksgiving es Metho- the great ch, which after its id before, these ser- rmer pas to preach 4 and the pastor, in Dev.Dr.rning an D.D., of ng.OSION.st Africa, gunpowder Fort San re killed or ed.Fur- S.\u2014Herr Be- thority in g his reso- y several lected an wa TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1903.Advertisements.SUFFERED FOUR YEARS WITH PELVIC CATARRH.PE-RU-NA CURED.Mise Rose De la Sen, Secretary of the French Women\u2019s Clubs of Ontario, Canada.in a letter from Windsor Avenue, Windsor, Ont, says: I have been a sufferer from ovarian troubles for over jour years which caused me excruciating pains at times and life looked very dreary to me.MY fan.ily physician and other doctors prescribed for me, but I am pleased to state that after years of suffering I have been entirely cured by your woman\u2019s friend, Peruna.\u201d\u2014 Miss Rose De la Sen.Pelvic Catarrh.Catarrh is a very frequent cause of that class of diseases popularly, known as female weakness.Catarrh of the pelvic organs produces such a variely .| of disagreeable and irritating symptoms that many people\u2014in fact the majority of people\u2014have no idea that they are caused by catarrh.The Nervous System.Weakness of the nervous system not only produces catarrh of the mucous membrane, but also causes nervous pros: tration in some cases, and different degrees of nervous debility, derangements of the stomach, sleeplessness and tired out feeling.Depression of the nervous system is a fertile source of blood impurities.Pe- runa invigorates the system and produces regular sleep.It builds up the system run down by overwork.Catarrhal Weakness.A great proportion of women have some catarrbal weakness which has been called by the various doctors she has consulted, by as many different names.These women have been treated and have taken medicines with no relief, simply because the remedies are lot adapted to catarrh.It is through a mistaken notion as to the real nature of the diseases is nothing just as good.Insist upon hav- that these medicines have been recom- ing Peruna.mended to them.If you do mot derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Pe- runa, write at once to Dr.Hartman, giving a full statement of your case, and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis.=~ Address Dr.Hartman, President «i The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.\u2014 \u201c CHUMMING UP MISS ROSE DK LA SEN, A Pretty Canadian Girl.EA \u2014\u2014\u2014 Peruna is for sale at all first class drug stores at $1 per bott} e.Accept no substitute for Peruna.There mer fixed, while work is uncertain, how is that man to keep out of the workhouse! It seems to me the public house is the natural and, in \u2018many instances, the only attraction for such a man.e wonder he asks: \u2018If they want me in the church, \u201cwhy do they not take the same trouble as ihe pub a pic pet We \u201cdown with everything that\u2019s up,\u201d but} never t the drink trafilc success Christian socialism says, \u201cup with eveéry- fully in En 3 d by Jeetures and or tn thing that's down.\u201d > u oy establishing meeting places for, the \u2018Ype corners of the optimist's mouth | wor ing people Jy attractive as the tav- have .an upward curve, while those of the 2 : all.aye pessimist turn down; that\u2019s the difference They are Learn down à Filion doBRar \u201cpeople call me an optimist.\u2019 muse Il in the west end of London \u2018Some saints can\u2019t smile, \u2018but we're a ecause it is not grand enough.How THE REV.MARK GUY PEARSES VIEWS ON CHRISTIAN SOCIALISM.\u201cThere is a kind of socialism which says merry lot,\u201d said Mr.Pearse, in the course of some observations on the people\u2019s drawing-rooms which are regularly held in- connection with his work in the west end of London.\u2018The devil .can\u2019t laugh; poor devil ! Some people can\u2019t laugh\u2014 poor people!\u201d .Getting \u2018acquainted in those drawing rooms, Mr.Pearse calls \u2018chumming up, and he gave several striking exampies of the results Of the jchummin g u meth ods emplo or the purpose of getting Sequained with the people who need elevating influences in the purlieus of old London.: .\u201cThe people\u2019s church of the, future will be the church without pew rents.Sta- tistica show that the puission halls of London arc well filleds while many of the churches are almost deserted.\u2019 \u201cThe prayer meeting-is the big wheel of the church when it ig properly conducted.\u2019 - So said the Rev.Mark Guy Pearse in his lecture on \u2018Christian socialism\u201d in Centenary Methodist Church last evening.The Rev.I).Winter, pastor of the church, presided, and.introduced the speaker, after the singing of \u2018Onward, Christian Soldiers.\u2019 Mr.Pearse said he was glad fo have the opportunity of speaking to the large audience on the social conditions to be found in London.What he would say should make his hearers thankful for the many blessings they enjoyed in this great and grand Dominion.\u2018Do you ever pray for London?he asked.\u2018I dare say JA pray for the heathen and help send them the gospel, and yet you mever think of London, the city in which as many families as dwell in Montreal live in homes of one room, and in some instances three families live in the same room.don was so great that it seemed impossible to keep up with it in regard to-re- ligious accommodation.Many were totally unprovided for.There were 400,- 000 people in London not provided for b Methodists with religious privileges suc an were enjoyed in Montreal.Most of us were linked to London in some way, and still only thirty-four out of every one hundred were to-day provided for, religiously speaking.\u2019 In London a million people live in conditions which the law calls insanitary.What pleasure is there for the man who toils faithfully and hard all day.and then goes home to his family, all living in a one-roomed house?If one- e growth of Lon-| must \u2018the poor people who dress in rags and live on alms and refuse, regard this?I do not think so much about preparing people for the next world as helping to make them comfortable here.chist and not do anything toward sweeping away the causes of his existence.Unchristian socialism is no worse than unsocial Christianity.There is the bitter, sour socialism of bate which says, \u201cThine is mine,\u201d and there is the socialism of love, which says to the downtrodden, \u201cMine is thine.\u201d The latter is the only cure for the former.Look back over the history of the world and you will see that the cruelest, ugliest, haughtiest, proudest thing in the world is religion without love.How much do I love the man who is none the better for my having lived?The speaker closed his address with a bigh tribute to the work of the \u2018slum sisters\u201d He would not like to have them called \u2018deaconesses,\u201d as they are in Canada.He told of the value of flowers in connection with their services and daily mission work, and specially urged the necessity of getting acquainted with the people, or \u2018chumming up,\u2019 if one wanted to reach and elevate the masses.He believed there was good in everybody, and by right means it could be reached and developed.The Rev.Mr.Winter, on behalf of the Young Men's Brotherhood of the eburch, thanked the speaker for his address and the people for their attendance and attention, and the meeting closed with the benediction by the Rev.Mr.Manning.' The Rev.Mr.Pearse speaks to-night in Dominion Square Church, and to-mor- row evening in St.James\u2019s Church.\u2014\u2014_\u2014p TOURNAMENT A SUCCESS.The recent naval and military tournament held at the Arena has been a success from both a financial and artistic point of view.After pa ing all expenses, including $120 to the sailors for expenses and prizes, there.was à surplus of $707.50, which has been handed over to the treasurer of the Samaritan Hospital.MIRACULOUS ESCAPE An electric car struck en gmpress waggon owned by Mr.A.H.Bastien, of 2123 St.Catherine street, last even ing, at St.Catherine street and Greene third of the man\u2019s wages goes for the rent of that one room, and the rent is avenue.Strange to say, neither the driver, waggon nor horse was injured.Advertisements.Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla [Your grandmother's doctor ordered for your father.It\u2019s the same old Sarsaparill a today.Lis t 18 a most stupid thing to denounce the anar-| The Company\u2019s Proposition Under Discussion , ta ROAD COMMITTEE FORMULATES SEVERAL NEW CONDITIONS WHICH MR.WANKLYN SAYS THE COMPANY CANNOT ACCEPT.That the question of the proposed extension of \u2018the franchise of the Montreal- Street Railway 1s considered to be one of paramount.importance at the City Hali was shown by the large attendance at.yesterday's meeting of the Road Committee called to discuss the letter from Mr.Wanklyn, submitted at the previous meeting.Ald, Vallieres presided, and besides all of the other members of the Rcad Committee there were present and took more or less part in the discussion, Ald.Laporte, chairman of the Finance Committee; Ald.Clearihue, chairman of the Water Committee; Ald.Giroux, chairman of the Police Committee; Ald.Lavallee, chairman of the Incineration Committee; Ald.Couture, chairman of the Parks and Ferries Commitee; Aldermen Dagenais, Sauvageau, L.As Lapointe and Bumbray.The Montreal Street after by Mr.F.L.Wanklyn ener manager snd.chief engineer, and Mr.Robinson, while Mr.Mulilarkey, general manager of the Montreal Terminal Railway, was present as an interested spectator.There were also a considerable number of private citizens present.The meeting was called for two, but it was past three before it settled down to business.-Affer the cheirman had taken his seat there was some doubt .as to just lieres, being, as he explained at the previous meeting, opposed to discussing the letter at all, pending specific instructions from the council, committee had decided otherwise, and the chairman, as the servant of the committee, had no option but to call the meeting, and after taking his seat, he appeared disposed to await suggestions as to procedure rath-] er than to take the initiative.rolling.He explained how he had come ing called.His intention, and he un- was to proceed to discuss the proposals of the company clause by clause, and report on them in order to council.Th had asked the company on what unds it was prepared to do certain OTE.The.company had replied, and had made some additional suggestions of its own.è thought that obviously the first duty of the committee was to proceed with a discussion of the replies of the company to the inquiries put by the committee.As to the additional suggestions, that Was matter for fature consideration.\u2014 Ald.Valligres rked that if it was the wish of the committee to p d THR MONTEEAS \u2018DAILY WITNESS.STREET RAILWAY OFFER | Railway Company\u2019s interests were looked | how to proceed, the chairman, Ald.Val-|.Ald.Hebert undertook to start the ball] to be instrumental in having this meet-{ derstood the intention of the committee, |.DON'T STRAIN YOUR EYES No matter how subtle the eye strain in your case, whether in the musoles or nerves, | will search it out with a patience that commands success, and if anything in the shape of glasses will retieve you à will fit them up }n the most becoming and up-to-date style.\u201cNo extra charge for testing sight.\u201d à REFRACTINC Prof.GRANT wow Prof.Phys.Optical Institute of Canada, 2172 St.Catherine 8t, OPPOSITE BIBLE HOUSE.MARRIAGE LICENSES * MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING,& BARRON.Notaries and Commissioners, .Liverpool & London & Qlobe Insurance Bullding, ¢ 112 St.Jnmes Street ne Ructlon Sales, u M.Hicks & Co.Turkish Rugs.24th Annual Sale BY AUCTION Of Turkish, Persian and Indian Rugs, -Carpete, Palace Strips, gtalr Carpets Our anniial consignment.of genuine handmade Eastern Rugs has arrived, and is the 'chottest and most varisd selection ever brought to Canada for either public or iri , vate sal with the discussion of the various prope- hes, sitions en the understanding that © doing the general principle of ranchise extension was pot conceded, he supposed they might as well proceed to discuss the: first clause, that regarding the removal of snow from the tracked streets.Mr.Wanklyn moved up to a chair to the left of the chairman prepared to answer any questions, and Ald.Lariviere actly what kind of a snow removal ser vice the company ed to institdte.Mr.Wanklyn replied that the company propcs-d to exactl ft present sv far as the removal of maw from the tracked streets from curb to curb was concerned, It did not mat ter whether the snow was what fell on the streets or was shovelled into it from roofs and sidewalks.But Mr.Wankiyn added he thought the company was entitled to know that they \u2018would continue to have the same privileges as enjoyed\u2019 Ald.Vallieres seid the city could not romise that, as it had to engage dumps om year to year.' Mr.Wanklyn said at least the city should agree to put no obstacles in the way., Ald.Lariviere moved the following: \u2014 \u2018The company shall not be allowed to deposit snow except in such places as shall be approved by the city of Montreal.\u201d Mr.Wanklyn remarked :that the com- any could not accept such a condition, ut it was adopted.Ald.Laporte questiomed the sense of proceeding with the discussion when the council might refuse the proposed extension._ Ald.L.A.Lapéinte said that in a few years there might be a way to melt the snow instead of carting it away.Mr.Wanklyn explained that the company was ering to remove the snow and not to find dumping grounds.The company.wanted to use those now obtainable or others equally convenient.Regarding the watering of streets, a motion was made to have this done three times 2 day by mechanical means from the car tracks.This was adopted.Ald.Turner then moved that the com pany clean the whole of the streets with electric sweepers._ Mr.Wanklyn said that that could not be considered, as the company would then require à special department.He added: the sweeping could probably be done for a few feet on each side of the track, but not more.However, the motion was carried.pany be asked to sell eight \u2018tickets for 25 certs during the whole a, as the Montreal Terminal had offered to do.Mr.Wanklyn remarked that it was useless to go on-formulating new conditions.\u2018The company\u2019s letter and its offer was besed on what the commitee had asked, and there was nothing therein about eight tickets for twenty-five cents.The chairman's suggestion was, however, put in the shape of a motion, and carried.Regarding the paving of streets, Mr.Wonklyn said that was a large plan, and he was not prepared to accept such a responsibility.e declared, however, that the company would be willing to pave between the tracks and furnish the gran ite blocks on those streets that Were paved or that the city would pave in fu- \u2018ture, asked the general manager to explain ex-|.what the city did | by the city at present as to dumps, ete.: Ald.Vallieres suggested that the com- | P e - T collection Is now on view at our [pies 1808 NOTRE DAMB STREET, J and will be sold by auction without reserve on ; MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY; October 5th, fth and 76h.Descriptive Catalogues mailed on application.M, HIOKS & CO., = Auctioneers.rt This proposal was accepted by the committee.Regarding the exemption of taxes re ferred to in his letter, Mr.Wanklynsaid what was desired should not be liable to any special tax, and that those now paid would continue to be paid.The last question brought up was that of the franchise.© Upon this there was a differenca of opinion.and Ald.N.Lapointe declared the matter was too important to be decided at once.\u201c It was therefore decided to leave the matter over till the next meeting, and to ask the company to reply to the amendments made to its proposal.TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION MET YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.The regular weekly meeting was held at five o'clock yesterday afternoon of the Investigation Committee of the Montreal League for the Prevention of Tuberculosis.One particular case brought before the committee was that of a girl, aged 16, who was suffering from consumption, in its incipient stage.The father of the girl is dead, the mother meintains herself and children by keep ing a boarding house.The family are in poverty and unable to help the girl The Rev.W.D.Reid, of Taylor Church, _their clergyman, says the parish will sec ond any efforts the league may be able to make in sending the girl to some country place, where, owing to the incipient character of the disease, she \u2018would have splendid chances towards recovery.The committee was informed that the funds were very low, yet the case was urgent, and good results would be certain to follow could she be sent \u201caway.Thereupon, Lieut.-Col.Jeffrey H.Burland generously offered to assist the \u2018parish at his own expense, in maintain- ir] in some mountain place ' 1 ing the until her health is restored.This offer was enthusiastically Teceived by the committee.° \u201c Before the meeting adjourned it was decided to bold the meetings on Friday of each week instead of Monday.The -pext meeting will take place on Oct.2.At yesterdey 8 meeting Mr.W.H.Steth- em presided, the others present being Mrs, Learmont, Dr.ick, M.P.; Dr.Richer, Lieut.-Col.Jeffrey H.Bur- land, Dr.Hrrding and Messrs.J.C.Holden, R.H.Lane and S.P.Stearus.PE From the Kingston Post Office comes word that Mr.James MeGuire is again at work.He was laid up by corms on the soles of his feet, but was rfectly cused by Putnam's Painless Porn and Wart Extractor.Was that the company | Aid.Lariviere |.Caley's \u2018English We have a few barrels of very fine St.These we offer in baskets at the following prices:\u2014 St.Lawrence Apples ce rere ens Alexandra Apples.deep.Caley\u2019s Brewed Ginger Beer, in stone bettles .Caley\u2019s Brewed Ginger Beer, in stone bot tles .Caley\u2019s \u2018Dry Lemonade\u2019 .Caley\u2019s \u2018Dry Ginger Ale\u2019 .ve 0.L solid Everywhere.NEW CATCH Genuine Lochfyne Herrings and Shetland Ling Fish 100 kegs Lochfyne Full Herrings .ec.ve es Shetland Ling Fish, In cases .+rercessen vvrce oo rent All selected Fish for a select trade.aPPLES! \"$2.60 per barrel.CALEY'\u2019S, Norwich, England, celebrated BREWED CINCER BEER.By Royal Warrant to H.R.H.Majesty the King.the Prince of Wales.$1.50 per dozen, .$1.50 per dozen, 6 Soda Water\u2019 ve es os +.$1.35 per dozen, 6 * \u2018A very refreshing blend of carefully selected growths.\u2019 Half-pound Packages, 25 cents each.One pound packages, 50 cents each.\u2018For the money its equal is unknown.\u2019 FRASER, Italian Established 1856.VIGER & C0, Warehouse, C1 cents per pound.Lawrence and Alexandra Apples.Only 35 cents per basket.Only 35 cents per basket By Rofl Warrant to His Purveyors to the House of Commons.This Ginger Beer is brewed specially for t dlents procurable, with water from A.J.Caley & be export from the finest ingre- Son\u2019s Artesian Well, .$1.35 per dozen.$6.25 per case of © dozen.T6 per case of 5 dozen.6.75 per case of § dozen.7 per case of b dozen.ILAC TEA The Nordheimer Building, 207,209, & 211 St.Jantes st.$1.65 per keg 400 feet \u2018 \u2014\u2014 The Knowledge of how to properly ir Turn Down Collar is not possesse \"TOILET LAUNDRY.turns out these collars svithout breaking, and as the makers in- tended\u2014that is, to fit.: 290 GUY STREET.MOONEY'S on the Fashionable High d by every laundry.Phone Up 2601-2602.EE | Goodyear Welt Boots ~==me\u2014_WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS.Best in Canada.\u2014\u2014 ; +00:000:000:000:000 $ Highly Comme We have the Choicest Sto { LAMB'S MARKET, Bell Tel.Main 1563 MOONEYSS, Cor.Alexander and St Catherine Streets.ae \u201cMEATS\u201d nded by our distinguished visitors lately - SADDLES OF LAMB, FRENOH OHOPS, and other pieces of Lamb and Mutton fed for Exhibl- PN tion, bought at LAMB'S Market.$ Our endeavor is to satisfy those who huve travelled.ck the Farmer can produce, 24 University Street.RK.DANGEREIBLD, (ESTASLISRED mn a LES er %.as mar and Hand made Custom Werk à 1671 NOTRE DAME.\u2014 FLOUR-\u2014 POR BREAD AND FOR PATRY.Whele Wheat Fleur and Graham Fiour 2 for Brown Bread.: AST CEREALS of all kinds.BRODIE & RARVII, 10 & 13 Blemry Street Hold Letters \u201cLETTER FILE.\u201d ww\" Price 35¢C.MORTON, PHILLIPS &CO,, STATIONERS, BLANK BOOK MAKERS AND PRINTERS, JT and 1757 Notre Dame ft, MONTREAL Issued 107 St.James st MARRIACE LICENSES by JOHN M.M, DUFF, CHEMISTS Lo.Just Like a Book, Sug, Cook's Tries Deding \" The 303 DOCTO \u2018COOKS know it RS pronounce it wholesome, does the werk ok the right time.Baking Powder are: Sen pret Perit HOUSEWIVENS : Say that cake and dwend raised trom Cook's Fried | 4 i } ; ; KE } ei UT es, | \u2018 / { 7 eaty other bookbinders RAILWAY CROSSINGS C.N.R.ask Permission to Cross the C.P.R°S Broekdale Branch \u2014 CHATEAUGUAY & NORTHERN WISH TO CROSS THE M.S.RAT VALOIS AVENUE AND ONTARIO STREET, MONTREAL.Ottawa, Sept.22.\u2014Before the Railway Committee of the ivy Council this morning the Canadian Northern Railway Company asked for approval of its plan do cross the Canadian Paciñc Railvay\u2019s Brookdale branch in Manitoba.Mr.Z.A.Lash, solicitor for the Canadien Northern, thought that the or- {mary diamond crossing is all that would ._Tse C.P.R., on the otber land, urged that the interlocking apparatus is necessary to properly guard traffic.Mr.Feld: \u2014We will reserve the case in order to obtain the advice of our cn\u2019 din inser, At the request of Mr.Lash an interim order was passed calling for a diamond crossing in order that the tracks may be laid for carriage of wheat this tall.is was agreed to by the ©.P.R,, but the question of safety appliances will be considered later.CHATEAUGUAY & NORTHERN.The Chateauguay & Northern Railway Company applied for permission to cross the Montreal Street Railway tracks near the intersection of Valois avenue and Ontario street in Montreal.The company had no objection to offer and the order passed subject to the approval of a departmental engineer, e question was Thised whether the city had any objee- ion, but Montreal itself was not directly Féprisented.MR.PRESTON EXPLAINS \u2014 HIS RECENT REFLECTIONS HAD NO REFERENCE TO STEAMSHIP AGENTS IN GERMANY.(Canadian Associated Press.) London, Sept.22.\u2014Mr.W.T.R.Pres ton, Canadian Immigration Commissioner in Great Britain, is sending 2 letter to the press denying that in ing the warning to immigrants be intended any reflection upon s eamship agents gener ally.The warning referred entirely to the operations of the various so-called immigration societies.LABOR CONGRESS \u2014_\u2014 NINETEENTH ANNUAL GATHERING OPENS AT BROCK- VILLE.Brockville, Ont., Sept.22.\u2014At the opening of the nineteenth annua] congress o! the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada here this morning there were over one hundred dejegates present, including three ladies representing the Shoe Workers\u2019 Union.; large number more are expected this afternoon.Mr.John A.Flett, of Hamilton, president, was in the chair, and after the had called the conference to order, ad- of welcome from the local Trades and Labor Council and the Corporation of Brockville, by the persident Mr.Hugh J.McGee, and yor Harrison respectively.Fraternal greetings from the United States were presented in meat speeches by Mr.Jobn Coleman, Buffalo, representing the American Fed.tion of Labor, and Mr.Jobn B.obin, Boston, president of the Boot & Bhoe Workers\u2019 Union.Short addresses were also mde by Mr.Mack, vice-president, of Montreal; Mr.À.W.Puttée, M.P.\u2019 Winnipeg, and Mr.L.Crawiord past president of the In- pographical Union.i Flett, Te president, then read his ennual address, dealing at length with labor matters in general, but before doing wo be thanked the members of the ille Trades and Labor Council and Carporation of Brickville for their Hod words of welcome and expressed the hope that the deliberations of thé congress would be of much benefit to the interests of labor.Lo At the close be suggested that it might be wel, when the time arrived, in or- to define their policy and outline methods for future work, to hold private sessions.The congress them adjourned till 2 p.m.INTERESTING LAW POINT A SEQUEL TO THE BOOKBINDERS\u201d BTRIKE.Mr.Justice Purcell gave jndgment this Morning in the case Joseph Gauthier suing fr wages Messrs.William H.Eaten & Bon, printers and bookbinders.This uit, while involving only $6.75, effects , and the de- ion given settled a much disputed point oe reference to back pay when men on strike, At the time the local binders went on strike, five nonths £go, $6.75 was owing to Joseph Gauthier.The firm refused to pay the amount, contending that they had not received the required notice from their employee of his intention to quit work.As the union of bookbinders had given employers res weeks\u2019 notice to accept the terms or suffer a strike, the plaintiff contended that it was sufficient.The Court dis winged the action, on the ground that Advertiserients.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee \u2014 Tonight Tom hea in eB in : constipated, take a Hood\u2019s Pills rr there wes no \u2018lien de devit\u2019 between the union and the employers, and that the plaintiff having quit his employment without legal cause and against the will of his er and ut previous legal notice, was forteitie all caim to\u2019 wages accroed wp to the fime of quitting said employment.This case wes a test onee and wiil decide a large number of à siraila sort.Mr.G.A., LL.B., was acting for Messrs.W.H.Eaton & Sou.SERVIAN AFFAIRS SKUPSHTINA WILL MEET IN EXTRAORDINARY SESSION ON SEPT.27, WHEN MINIS- TKY WILL RESIGN.Belgrade, Sept.22.\u2014The elections yesterday to the Skupshina, resulted in ua- expected victories 10r the extreme Radicals, of whom sixtyfive were elected, The House otherwise is composed of seventy-five Radicals, fifteen Liberals, and two Bocialists.All the party lead- The Skupebires will meet in extraor The whting will meet in extraor- inary session on Sept.21, when he ministry will resign.is practica.certain that General Gruics will be the next Premier.\u201c \u2014rmtete TURN THE TIDE MANY EVICTED IRISH TENAN18S NOW IN AMBRICA HOPE TO REGAIN THEIR HOLDINGS.~ London, Sept.23.\u2014Interest has been evoked here by a letter from Mr.O\u2019Callahan, or the United lrish League of America, to Mr, Gendon, M.P., say that since the of the Lrish Lan Act many evictea tenants now Te- siding in the United States have been making serious inquiries regarding the possibility of re-acquiring taeiz tormer holdings.Mr.O'Callahan expressed the belief that should a large proportion ol the inquirers be able to do bo it would go tar towards solving the question oi emigration und turn the tide back to lreland, \u2014 WHERE IS FRAPPIER Francois Frappier should have been in the Enquete Court to-day to answer to the charge of having, while be was a boss painter gt the Hochelaga shops of the Canadian Pacitic Railway, carried on the pay roll the names of men not employed by the company, and umably pocketing the wages paid.the pay cheques, it 1s alleged, were received by friends of Frappier and afterwards cashed By a igarmaker named Bosquet, who is under arrest.\u2018Lhe sureties fdr Frappier\u201d» appearance in court to-day are feeling worried, and they are asking themseives whether he is sick or detpined for some gooi reason, or simply jumped his bond.The bearing was adjourned to this aftet- noon.: 2 : rer THREATEN T0 RES:GN CERTAIN MEMBERS MAY YIELD SEATS ON HARBOR BOARD.There are all kinds of rumors on the street to-day as to the possibility of cer tain commissioners resigning their seats on the Harbor Board.For some time past the business transacted by the Board has been held up to ridicule ia local commercial ap well as shipping cite cles, and as à result several of the members have | more or tess disgusted.\u2018A prominent member, in conversation with a \u2018Witness\u2019 Tepresthtative, said today that he was about tired of the wa: business was being done at the Board, and that unless matters somewhat right themselves in the near future pe had at the present moment serious intentions of resigning as a member of the rd.\u201cThen you really intend to res; \u201d \u2018No, not for the present at least Out all depends on future circumstances whether or not l'take stch a step.\u2018Have you beard of other commissioners Hiaving the same object in view?\u2019 \u2018Well, that is not for me to say, bat there are others like myself not satistied with the existing state of affairs.\u2019 in of the members of the Harbor rd are indignant at having their names passed around in connection with the Board in its poorly managed affairs, and many of them assert that publie opin.lon will certainly be inclined to put the commissioners down to a low ebb if the meetings of the Harbor Board are to be taken as a criterion as to their methods as business men, \u2019 COURT OF KING'S BENCH, The case of Michssl R.Donnelly, a former agent of the York County Loan & Savings Company, was before the jury to-day.lt was c that Don- nelly had received certain moneys from shareholders of the com which he failed to turn over to the officialy oz to account for.Witnesses declared that the accused made collections of weekly payments after he ceased to be en agent of the company and also that he collected payments from certain sons who supposed they were share olders for several weeks before they were reals ly entered on the company\u2019s books.This is the last case to come before the court at this term and Friday will be séntence The case of B.Budd, of London, which was yesterday fixed for trial om Friday, has, by an arrangement between the Crown and counsel for the defence, been postponed to the next term.The petit jurors not empanelled on the Donnelly case were ed this morning.e Donnelly case is expected to be concluded to-day.THE BONDED CHINAMEN.your liver %9 2 Argument in the habeas co: case of the two groups of bonded Œinamen was heard before the Court of Appeal this morning.The same issues were raised ne in the Superior Court, and after hearing counsel on both sides, their Lordships took the case en delibere and J vil] jud t a TT 48 peut de an tobi 10 the orne: sin render judgment on Thursday mern + The FINANCIAL LOCAL \u201cSTOCKS, DOMINION STRONGER, WITH MORE \"GENERAL ACTIVITY.if 4 stock selilng on a B percent in- basis, with a dividend dus next week, Can ever be called strong.This is the condition of Irom preferred, which sold up = point to 34 this moraing.Iton common opéned at 104 and rose as bigh as 124, closing at .2.Cosl, the most active of the lot, sold from \u20ac Up to 71%, closing 4 lower, With sales of 250 shares.Total sales in tbe Dominion group were 91 shares and $1,000 bonds, against 739 shares and $400 bonds in all other issues.One feature of the present depression is that !t is bringing out Coal preferred and # In appreciable quantities.These issues, paying 8 and 6 percent respectively, bave for some years been valued above thelr reeall prices of 115 and 110, and seldom offered on the stock exchange.The general list showed more activity than usual, in spite of to-day being a Jewish hollay, which detracts seriously froin business en the New York and Buropesn exchanges.Two hundred shares of C.R.were sold at prices better than yesterday's average, and the other stocks traded In also showed improvements.Montreai Street Railway stock does not seem to be benefited by either fts coming: issue of new stock, or its statement of earnings, which shows an improvement this month, for about the first time this year.Minneapolis, St.Paul and Sanit Hie: Marts common and preferred have been listed on the Montreal Stock Exchange, and will be called for the first time tomorrow, MORNING SALES.; re Pao.\u2014100 at 122, 75 at 122% 25 at Iron Com.\u2014125 at 10%, 100 at 11%, 50 at 13%, 160 at 12%.\u2019 Montreal Power\u201450 at 76%, M.8.R.\u201424 at 237, Richellét\u201425 at 7614, 10 at 77.Coal Com \u201475 at 69, 25 at 69%, 25 at 70%, 50 at 7144, 78 at 71%, 75 at 7114, 35 at T1.Iron ptd.\u2014206 at 23, 25 at 34.Coal ptd.\u20147 at 110, 4 at 110%.ay vin Clty\u2014g5 at 9) 1-8, 35 at 914, 4%.Toronto Bt.Ry.\u201425 at 86, 125 at 56.Otivie pid\u2014s st is plad.\u20145 at sm Detroft\u2014100 at 85%, 25 at 66, 25 at 65%.M.3.R.bds.\u2014400 at 104.Coal bonds\u20141;000 at 108.Oriesion.\u2014Bale of 30 M.S.R.at 235 le day, terest 50 \u2018at\u2019 off yesterday afternoon's sheet, A Ph APTERNOON SALES.Iron Com.\u201450 at 12%, 25 at 13%, 60 at 1234, 125 at 12%, 125 at 1214, 50 at 1215, 50 at 12%, 25 at 19%.MSR gat 27 ew oronto Ry.\u201418 a: A Coal Com.\u2014175 at 71%, 25 at 7114, 12 at 7.R.& O.Co.\u201425 at 77.AFTERNOON BOARD.Reported by Mersrs.Ninhols & Marter, Stock Broke 1734 Notre Darne Street.Broekp.Beliers.Buyers.Stocks.Billers.Büyoers & I a RAILWAYS.Orn Pacific®,.1 138%, WestIndisRy .éito 54 Some ee Toledo Ry .a\u201d » Bailar Rles*.15 vase n 1 t n \u201c 2005 Monroe di Bo Be Tendo By MIDOELLA KÉOUE, Richelleu,.18 76% Mont) Cot.13.Yi# Oem apes v Sass Mont i pot Oot ~~ * pd 33° Ogre pt UB \"EE nent Porer .077 em 10 ib Knolls Cost at 114% nrent| cane Visas Mél i Bwitoh .,.cers w Maroont Wirel ess* ontl Sd we .\u201ces bt oe arve MONTREAL EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.Between Banks.Counter.New York funds 3-84 dis.\u20141-32 dis.1-8 p.Sterling, 60 days .8 17-82\u2014e 1-18 Sterling demand .9 13-32\u20148 7-18 Sterling cables .9 17-32\u20148 7-18 Paris, francs long .5.103 Paris, francs short.5.18 1-8 8.16% TORONTO STOCKS.Toronto, Sept.22.\u2014(\u2018Financia] News\u2019 de- spatcit)\u2014The market looks better and feel: better this morning.Nearly 8,000 shares sold with more than % in C.P.R.which Mas driven up mearly a pofat from 181% for 300 shares up to 1234, but .baek again to 1-8, closing at %.Four hundred shares of coal wers soll, starting at 79, dropping to 693 yet shortly recovering to 72 and dropping to 71%, where it closed.fil went up 1%, closing at 12% for 125 A It is rumored that the Cox crowd are endeavoring to form a \u2018bull pool\u2019 to drive Coal up to 100 and then unioad, but itis hardly likely they will succeed.LONDON QUOTATIONS, dim an im.~Conasls fer money, 88 Bar silror quiet, 87 3-104 par ousce, Money, ¢ to 4% percent.ts raté for short 4 tb; 3 mo, I A pero vu peroont; da, fer NEW YORK STOCKS OPERED HEAVY BUT STRENGTHENED BEFORE NOON.\u2014_\u2014 New York, Sept.22.\u2014Wall Street Ing prices sagged on light transactions.Sain of % in Atchison was the onfy tion among stocks of the first class, cline of 3% in New York Central was dys to the report that the company is seeking Ma loan.Kauses City Southern felt 1 New York, Sept.21\u2014Noon \u2014 Money on call etsy at 2%; prime mercantile paper, 6 to 64.Wall Street\u2014Noon\u2014The recent pressure upon United States Steel was relaxed and on the assumption that the liquidation ras over traders put up that stock % over last night.Gains In some of the other }eadery reached a Jarge fraction and the list gen- eraily rose slightly above last night.en- he exçops À de- Dominion issues were stronger to- | at .t fond Reading Gest and d preferred.Bonds were irregular.J.B.Picken & Co.'s wire:\u2014The market was firmer this morning hut the volume of [trading was eonfined to the she- ment who occasioned some little short covering.Europe's.exchanges were ever \u201cQuiéter than our local board, but its orders here.were chiefly to sell.There were no marked features but the grangets were bétter.Exchange, 486.55.\u2014_\u2014 NEW YORK BTOJKS Specially reported for the * Witness by 0.D Monk St.Nacrement street, Local Manager for J.& Bache & Co., New York, by, direct wire, .losing Prices, p.m.Opening and Closing EP opt.22 Stocks.Op'g.Cloke.Op'g.Oloes, A vee $5 4 \u201cyy 4 Amerfeanl Goo ar Wr un Amer.Sugar iodo.Co Dons afd\u201d um us .- \u2026\u2026 dix ii ex doets.5 18 LG asi 2 hi 72 &6:.FP a do, toi » 34 0 7 7 do.4 cies airs eres Brooklyn, R.T.,.14 ze % Chiv.& Alton Com si are Canadian P, A nat 1 Jn Canada Southeru.ee 8 sens Sins ohio.eee 8 ees Chie, &§ Ho ?1657 148 LE: .1800 AF 1384 TOME oR ti Cleveland Oo, B64 J ; oa Detroit United 1ty % : elaware I, \u2026.a.vega seus Déelawpron Hudson ee 158 156 187 ver Bio: om.SE ii Puluth soohsnoregau.on oe grea tNorthere presses poor ONE OI - Gensral tec.sow 133% IB 151 1534 Hocking Viliey., \u201chee sate esse ewes Towa Gen.00k, su.JoJo pret.cer 7 Central.Kan Tore sie 8, ne we 5344 M lan Pras 12122 ai SO 7 Lo pid FERN uy IK ng 3) x.e vis ee en \u20ac © do.de pref.LEY Ontario B Wess, .x era i Norfolk & West., com.Omabs, com.,, tr STEEL AND COAL \u2014 Particulars of Separation Domiaion Companies of \u2014 COAL COMPANY WILL PAY $2,635,000 RAISED BY TWO YEAR LOAN.TEs directors of the Dominion Iron & Coal compantes have ve to be bals @ circular to Iran and Steel shareholders explains that the heavy expendi- er on, pe lopment aor du the coal pre- , the off in earnings dus the fire tn Dominion No.a = Quirements of the Iren and have made it impossible to under the terms of tha lease, amount of new capital were The follow figuras are given on the working of the company's coal business from March 1, 1802, to July 31, 1903: and the re- tes! business, £0 on w unless à large forthcoming.Dr.» Rental payable to the Coal Com- pauy .o.oo.5.\u2026 .42,400,000.00 Liubliitios of the Coal Company paid In accordance with the FORGE .22 62 Le Le 44 Le LL Capital expenditure om the coal property .,.24 44 LL New cash assets of roal department acquired by the Stee} Company ., » .2,084,692.49 $7,481,880.49 Cr Receipts from proceeds of ensh assets acquired from the Coal Company under the lease .$1,715,986.44 Receipts from miscellaneous sour C88.o.oo.LL.Ll.48,117.00 Net earnings of the coal property .o.oo.ooo.2,004,480.14 Cash paid in by the Steel Company .81,480,000.00 Notes held by the Coal Company .655,000.00 Current labilittes for 680,348.91 pay rolls, sto.195,304.91 paw From the above statement it will be seen in connection with its operations under the coal lease the company has paid' or become Hable for $2,725,348.91.Under the arrangement hereafter dis- etsséd the Coal Company will adeume the current ilabllities for pey-roils, supplies, oto., amounting to $500,848.91.: So that (excluding say question of inter- ost) the Steel Company\u2019s debit agwinst the Sal department would then amount to §2,- 000 This will be provided for (with $300,000 additional) by a payment from the Ooai Company.That ls, the Coal Company will Pay 32,656,000; the $500,000 being as a bogus for breaking the lease.The effect of the arrangements on the finances of the company, on the basis of the figures for 3lst July last, is as follows: The Coal Company will relieve the Steel Company of the current lfabilitles of the coal department, amounting to $580,348.91 ; out of the $2,035,000 above referred to the notes of the Steel Company shown in the statement will be peid, $656,000; and the balance will be available in reduction ot the company's ordinary debts, $1,980,000! in all, $2,236,546.91.The company will transfer to the Coal Amongst the specialties thers were losses of ons to two ia railway Steel Bpring preferred, American Ice preferred, grin | tural, Chemical preferred, Paper red, k ( a a ee Company the assets of its coal business, of which those withia our power of disposal amount to §$3,000,402.91; the Giffetence in favor of the Steel Company belng $1,140,884; re Established 1990, Carriage and Sleigh Builders, GOLD MEDALS Ottawa 1870.Montreal 1884.London 1885.LIGHTEST AND FINEST OUR ROOKAWAYS ARE THE THE A.C.LAWREN ; tons, Etc., Et Toronto 1888-89, BEST AMERICAN RUBBER TIRES.VICTORIA EVER BUILT.BEST FOR DURABILITY AND COMFORT.Also on hand Surreys Piano Box.Quebec Buggies, Kensing- 71-73-75 St.Antoine Street, MONTREAL.on completion of the transaction the general liabilities of the Steel Co.which are now, $4,484,061.58; would be reduced by the sum of $1,980,000; leaving liabilities of $2,- 604,961.58; against which thers would be heid cash assets of $2,232,479.68.The second mortage of $1,500,000, which has been subscribed at par, will provide monsy for the finishing mill, which wiil enable the company to bring its products tc a more profitable stage, and a new coal washing plant to replace the one burned down last February.This, with the new bounties now before Parliament, will, it Is expected, enable the company to make good profits, The vew contract for coal, ag already announced, provides for a continuance of the present supply of run-of-mine at $1.24 for four years, after which slack mer be substituted wherever it can be used without disædvaatage.Mr.Ross's place as president of the Steel Company has not yet been filled, the affairs of the company being run by the tommittee of management, consisting of Messrs.Plummer, Nicholls, McMaster and W.B.Ross.The Coa! Company\u2019s circular recites the troubles of the Steel Company and the terms of the separation.It further states that the money to pay the Steel Company will be raised by a two year loan, which has already been arranged for, and It fs hoped that before the end of that time, a new issue of bonds or eek can be made advantageously, including the retirement of the present bonds, ina way that will rot Increase the company\u2019s fixed charges .-_\u2014 L.J.Forget & Co.report the following London quotations: G.T.R.firsts, 113% ; seconds, 101%; thirde, 51%; C.P.R., 12%; Anaconda, sn: Hudson\u2019s Bay, 3, % CHICAGO MARKETS.Messrs.J.S.Bache & Co, No.16 St.Sacrament street, report the closing prices to-day as follows: Open High.Low.Close.Wheat, Sept.7 a 78% 77 ec.78% 8% 784 78% Corn, Sept.47% 48 46% 47% Deo, .47% 47% 46% 474 Oats, Sept.564 365, 36% 36% Dec.37% 37% 87% 37% Pork, Sept.cee veer 13.00 ct.18.00 13.12 12.95 13.10 Lard, Sept.9.50 9.52 9.60 9.62 ; Oct .7.95 7.90 7.90 Short ribs, Sept .Ce cee.9.33 Oct, .9.45 9.35 9.4 _\u2014 CATTLE MARKETS.Toronto, Sept.22 \u2014Sixty-two loads In today, including 526 cattle, about 700 hogs, 1,445 sheep and lambs, and 40 calves.Ex- Ft cattle, choice, $4.60 to $4.90; medium, 40 to $4.60; export cows, $3.60 to $3.; export bulls, $4 to $4.30; butchers\u2019 choice, 33.30 to $4.60; medium, $3.60 to $3.70 ; butchers\u2019 cattle, common, $5.15 to 138.25; teedere, short keep, $3.80\" to ser medium, $3.25 to $3.60; stockers, $2 to $3.50; milch cows, each, $30 to $50; export ewes, $3.40 to $3.50, steady; export bucks, $2.50 to $2.75, steady; lambs, 3%c to 4c per Ib, steady; lambs, $2.50 to $3.40 each, steady; calves $2 to $10 each, steady; calves, 4¢ to 6%c per lb., steady, trade good, all sold: hogs, singers, $6.90 ; fats and lights, $5.65 off cars; export cattle and butchers\u2019 cattle selling fairly well; everything sold; miloh cows steady at prices quoted.Good mlilk- era in demand; there are very few on the market.\u2014_\u2014 COTTON.By private wire to Geo.C.Ryan & Co., from McIntyre &.Marshall, New York:\u2014 Opening prices: Sept, 1.17; Oct, 9,94 ; Nov., 9.18; Dec., 8.76; Jan., 9.75; Feb., 9.74; March, 9,74.Washington.\u2014The Government report on cotton says: Except in portions of the eastern districts of the cotton belt, where plek- Ing has been interrupted by rains, (Ye weather conditions have Been very favorable for gathering the crop, and this work has progressed rapidly.The prevalence of rust, shedding and boll worms is widespread, and the boll weevil in Texas continues destructive, although premature opening in South Carolina, rust in Georgia, and shedding in Alabama, have been somewhat checked.Heavy rains have Injured the staplé in Georgia, South Carolina, and Fiorida.Cotton is opening rapidly in all districts, the outlook for a top crop is not promising.The Government report is not as-good as expected, and the features of mote continue to be destruction by insects and continued damage by rust and shedding.These conditions may not be effective In causing a higher market but there is no doubt about it lorcing conservative crop estimates.seve Advertisements.Perth Heard From.Perth, Ont., July 23, 1903.\u2014The little daughter of Mrs.J.A.Morriss for a long time suffered from throat trouble and catarrh .Thanks to Catarrhozone, she is quite well again.This case was treated unsuccessfully by several local hysicians, which speaks very highly for Es merits of Catarrhozone, a remedy that is guaranteed to cure every form of ST.JAMES STREET Auxiliary Sewer, SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the City Clerk, endorsed, Tenders for St.James Street Sewer,\u2019 will be recetved at the City Clerk's office, up to noon of THURSDAY, 1st OCTOBER next, for the construction of the St.James Street Auxiliary Sewer, from end of existing sewer near Richmond street to the west city limita.Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque for the amount of tw.thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500.00) Specifications, forms of tender, and sa\u2019 information may be received at the of, .of the City Surveyor.Tenders will be opened by the Cits Clerk, in the presence of the Interested parties, at the first meeting of the Road Committee following the reception of sai\u201d tenders.The lowest or any tender will not neces sarily be accepted, Proprietors wishing connections must notify the City Surveyor at once, as after sewers are completed permit must be taken out and sym deposited to cover estimated cost of such connections.Claims for existing sewers in said street must be filed with the City Surveyor within two months after thé completion of the new sewer.Any information with regard to sewers to he built will be given at the office of the City Sur- veyor\u2014ah fn accordance With by-law No 298 and its amendments.By order, JOHN R.BARLOW, City Burveyor.City Surveyor's office, City Hall, Montreal, September 19th, 1903.Financial.The Royal Trust Co'y.: CAPITAL Sabseribed, $1,000,000.Paid Dp, $500,000 Reserve Fund, $300,000.PRESIDENT § |, Right Hon, Lond Sratbema tod Mount Roya VIOE-PRESIDENT Hon.George A Drummond.DIREOTORS R.B.Angus, Sir = C.magcdonald, A.Macnider E 8.Clouston, À V.Mercaith, E.B.Greenshields, A.T.Paterson, C.M.Hays, R.G.Reld, C R.Hosmer, James Ross, Sir T.G.Shaughnessy, Sir William C, Yan Borne, K.C.M.G.Compan offices im Winnipeg.PL a #8: John, New Bras.wick, are Row open for bus/Mesa.Montreal Ofiise \u2014 Bank of Meontres|, Bailldiag, 109 St, James Street, H.ROBERTSON, Manager, NOTES AND NOTICES.Dent Harrison's Bakery, 319 Prince Albert avenue, Westmount, js up to date, and clean.Great cars is exercised in every detail that the best of bres buns, cakes, etc., may be made well an cleanly.A dust-proof new oven, enamelled to the ceiling, planned by Mr.Har ison with fireplace in the rear, to avoid dust from coal, is a novelty which is much appreciated, as also a revolving | electric light, which \u2018does away with re peated opening of the oven doors.Mr.Harrison bas an improvement in 450 feet of coils enamelled inside and out, at the top of the oven, which heats the water as it is used, The dough and cake mix tures are mixed, the fruit cleaned, peel cul and nuts chopped all by machinery, thus avoiding the use of the hands, an securing extra cleanliness.The dough boxes are on casters, and are rolled to the mixers, are easily cleaned, and save handling of dough.Mr.Harrison's bak ery is a new one, built especially for the Purpose, four feet above the und.the Boors, ceilings and tables are all of hard maple; the whole place is light.airy and clean.Before building this bak: ery Mr.Harrison visited all the principai cities of Canada and the United States to secure the most modern ways, which he has adopted, and cordially invites the public to call and see, eatarrh, lung and throat trouble.Ca.tarrhozone is sold all d ists; two months\u2019 treatment, $1.00; tris size, 25e.Le F1 Fiou Chee larc Appie Whe: 23734 OR} w ND et, ad street ed by a of wo $800.00)., and all the office the City interested the.Road on ef sald not neces- ons must >, as aîter t be taken estimated for exist- filed witb onths after Macdonald, erson, ld, .C.ILG.or Brune eek.> Mentessi, te the water nd cake mix cleaned, peel y machinery : han sad The are rolled ed, and save arrison\u2019s bak- ding this | the prineipal United States ways, which ly favites the The L A u de Kidueys.V In spite of the e heavy & n re pric o Sho a = » 5 de \u201cIt is 20n à an established fact that Dr.Ontario, AD! of rong FEE a Pottinglls Kidney-Wort Tavieta curs wheat Jus com come I, pe ob thes.rossi kidney rss ses and all urinary inacy and bad.being ourea GRAIN \u2014 Fess, afont here; rye, 83c east; sc buckwheat, re 430 te 49c; -onts, Sige in Sevember eltvery bere; feed barley, Soc FLOUR\u2014 50; as rollers 41.50 to ns to $1.9; patents, $1 0 to 81.15.ae te Ske; Tens , busbel A rk, $19 to ror rtnod aed, 0: pére fe to bc; finest ard, 134c to 14 te =o: ive Ws fican ear an BRT; ¢ clear.té pork, $18.50 ok slant, ceipts, Te #9; clover, $8.50 Ps Corn, bush .22.\u2014 AE Peas, DUS 00 00 0e TT.1m \u2014 Oats, bush -.oo oo oo HSB SSP LS Rye, bushi oo od oo or \u2014 m™ a .ua = = \u2014 mie Four; hrs :» >.\u2026 ».SMF < 1,000 960 Butter, PES \u2026 vo\" se: \u2014 Cheese, boxes .3,00 1,0 sa Lard, bris.- .1,480 \u2014 ww Apples, Pris .1,510 3.007 Mm.,.\u2018 : Shida ; on ves New York visible at Bs 2 hy.4 Bs wife vaut see, # Oats ; w od Wheat Et OO PET Bu he sy 2, Sacded ERE in bags, $1.50 $4140; extras, $1.70 Ry ee short cut SE va LE See a 1a: bad, de 0 Be.| RECEIPTS BY BAIL ANR CANAL.CPR.PE.GRE Er ee rEED\u2014 Mantisde ; mort | PE ES Drag a wo E80 5s: hers, 2 oles a a Price 30 cents a ay six bottles for BEANS\u2014C aio fk per | 8-8: EE | bio gladsome news to others and the good work gues an from day to day.Physicians eve acknow i | 2 white wast; No.5 white Mc high, north \u201c| apd west, Mic to 30%c middle.] 3.100, bales; scoured, hie to 1a 934; and Disenped + 4, : i a Be Co erywbere ledge periority over \u2018all other khown kidney.able -Wort Tablets are purely vege: iether tous lsohôl, hat .to $18.80 bulk, east or middle.\u201c Manttôde mill feed, $20 for «cars of shorts, and FAT for tram, car lots, Toronto.Barley- dtum scoureds and faulty were irregular.Fipe.marigos aM at à percent névance.Cape of od Hops and Natal seoureds eold in buyets\u2019 favor.Poliowing wwe the afles \u2018in depall- New Sont Voies.Argo KTADSY, to is tat 800 dules; scoured, 1s 7d to 1s 10%d; and greasy, $%d to 10%d4.Victories, 25,000 balés; t- scoured, 78 to Is 10%d; great, 6%d to is 134.South Australia, bales, scpured, 1s; greasy, T%d to 1id.- West \u2018Australia, 100 bales; gwessy, 78 to 9¢.108 baies :grensy, M to 1s O34.éaland, Cape at vx bales; greasy, ca 3g HE ea SAYER Af etd NEW EDIFICE REPLACES OLD MERT- U.8.visible Sur 2508000 22 536,000 On passage to U.K.\u201ctn mes Lm To, continents.By Total wheat i sight > ARTEL * a \u2014 much ove 200,000,000 2475 EXPORTS.© BI ne ee = Tu Moi \u20ac: REAR I SE ah na \u201c mn.a A RY Se Re I a! nis LS coal IR 0130 na 40.288 nishedy my in.2005 toward te va: I RE EE ee SE Corr.period, 1,120,882 267,379 1 1,500,708 thoussad Hy all peo- Que.pari a | LOE WU 1.196500 TIE tar Vy So gills ments : vi Partiand te Liverpool, 1,- a \u2014 170; sipce May ot 7, THROUGH R ATE Yo THE WEST.Local.Thro\u2019.Total.re tbe Grand Jud Adis .21,323 pe\u201d il give pera & thro \u201crouts To Gh ee he 4 Chim to Le the West, x snactlia with tha Cagadien To wove or ATR fus Norther, or tho Grand J 73S past freight for the West, ewer Total .T° 9,383 Frank, went by my of Chicago, rnd # it Coty, week 1i08 SHE 1 2,302 AM by chabes by way of North pa BB AE JR an by or SE ira RES To 3 =m their Toeal haulmg rates,\u2019 thas making it Cort.he et WAR eS veer i TORONTO Gaim Le THANKS MANUPACTURERS 22-ghept, T9 te Me for ia Na Whee sant Tithe fh) yy CHAMBERLATY REPLIES TO Soot The be A.Pen ME PAGE FROM CANADIAN Masitobs wheat, oid Mo %e, | ASSOCEATION.Sow Mo.1 ar die: ae hen A ; Mo.Ç ly Nop Jo 3 northern at 3c, Bay Toronto, Sept.21 \u2014A cable, in _repl vorts.to the sent the rs ninety percent \u2018Department\u2019 s wheut srop of A ie 0a.0 buiter th w a he poe, | Brass patents, $3.05 Cham) bid In Suyers' bags, sast or middie.Manl- Mansger, Daan Samy and Ninty-one Dotiare in full August last, and Would thenks and Seslings: of Hborat-gotilemens.__ 1N@ HOUSE AT CASSBUEN.Ch One of tun 8 first Methodist churches established ia t Ontarie \u2018was pri early ESE ld at Cassbuin, near Vank- Jeek HMI istorie structure having ing hos bou formal opening.ooh Pisce on 8 ledinstoiry aarthon- = Montreal, Thompson, of the Presbyterian Church at Vankleek Hill, prembed In the afternoon, and the Rev.\u2018Taylor preached again et the evening service.The weather vas \u2018déal a he church, whish seats over twa bund sad wi} hold double Sat number, if eos\u201d sary, was packed to the daars.Yesterday the ususl supper teok place, Pi SEE SE Me choir en i « Pond evanine Sob mas, LR the opel of Canadisn nufac was ie, Jour the of ciation to-day.The then fr) pe ind a WANTED, BETWEEN 15TH.AND 0TH] tor family.« Swe, small house and ; pale room\u2019 for I horses and Waggon, To Lat, HOUSN TO RENT AT ST.LAMBERT, Set .STREET RAILWAY es penses for month of August, 1203: : August, 188.Amount.Passenger earn! $208,696.49 Mh.earaings.3.58.16 Total sarnings , Fo MLSE Operating expontée.100, 156.86 Net earnings .\u2026.458.19 Fixed charges., 31,415.22 Surplus.- 1,981.57 Expenses percent of car earnings .Interest on M.P.\u2018 SHOW INCREASE FOR AUGUST, Montreal Street Railway Company comparative Increase: Oct.1 to p.c Aug.81, }1 mos.Amount.p.c.$12,978.35 4.58 FLT 8.01 $153,461.76 8.48 0565.41 17,48 32,544.31 3.100.568 11.5 wa 62 1,990,998.78 154,752.58 3.80 9.072.065 9.08 1,218,96852 17,03.60 17.0 3,338.00 2.98 781,038.26 2,279.18 3.72 *1 535.9% 7.17 210,778.52 25,590.58 12.61 4,873.35 6.38 570,346.74 44,800.70 7.87 0000 - 4.58 TO DATE.BUT DECREASE FOR YEAR and ex- Statement\u201d of earnings Increase.F Net Medicine.\u2014 Ninety-nine Foo out, of red who na hind are emaciated, weak, re \u2018sickly and almost lifeless, require foo not medicine, we SAY.food, we do not refer to the po reparations such es babies » Énctated Food now fed on, but perfect gubgitute pies pol at at milk\u2014 up flesh, es ond muscle; and makes the little ones happy and contented.Infants fed on Lactated Food are aidhood t for your) Dever sick; they are mised to dear mother, if i is not thriving, \u2018 us and ro, wt ts.that | draent The Donsiilôn Gusrantes oor Limited, City.+ ; tp * endorsed, to .Saptam! four | without Ds authority from\" \u2018will not be paid for it.Esme | 1s MILLINERY EXBIBITION! .Minus RITH Will have « Grand Openiog Exhibition TUESDAY, Bept.22nd, and following That | days, at 740 St, Denis Street Notices.mr NOTICB.~ J WILL NOT BE RESPONSI- debts contracted fn my name this date.WM.MILTI dle for any \u2018hy my wife after \u201cMORE,, 15 Church avenue, sat Ce MONTREAL, Saptembér 14th, 1903.: 1 Leg to acknowledge recriph of the sum of Nite Hundred settlement and dischaxge of wy claim, ander PoMcy No.108, efiyour {ompeay, for articles stolen from my residense, No.145: Rlehap Street, \u2018during the night of.Sunday, 8th take \u2018the 'epportunity of expressing my entire, sadinfieiion\u2019 for your prompt and A i.Tours tly, (Wey) PETER LYALL.BOULANGES CANAL.NOHCE TO \u2018CONTRACTORS, , bEKLED TENDBRS, addressed td.he \u2018fender for jldings,\u201d hy be received at this Office sixtétn o s'eloek on Wednesday, the Woe A for the constructisn contained, modern conveniences, four ded- | vundings be \u2018used as, shops, rooms, kitchen, éinins-toom and double stores, etc.où the Soylanges Canal.parisss, With large and stable.Specifications and full information will Apply ta 8 D.IB, St.Lambert, | ps furnished on and after.Wednesday, the rome or Lagauchetiors atreet, City.\u201c| Jéth September instant, at the Office, ; he : perintansing Frise | , hee {STORE To kT, WITH Te .\u2018forms of tender may be \u2018obtained.tral, windows front asd he Ta TE Sacs Department foes not -bind tact Bu Apply et ve ascent «loves or any\u2019 er.JB order, ness\u2019 LK.JONES, cretary.OFFICES 0 at, = PETER STHÉET ent of Railways and Canals, Yara, au Bak end TT Den fin Beptember, 1608.i Avis wiv spapers JR porting this a parts ont | Verdun.ent | brick building thereon, will COAST Aas STA rT zou Tex \u2018WITNESS, snag be aft with sceau SoS | CLASSIFIED \"SPVERTISENENTS.OABH TARIFF, Situation Vacant, Situation .Puplis Wanted.+ Rooms to Let: Ke for each addi Articles Found.vansi werd ga Secon k mgertions for Wanted or Fer yrice of four.vidoe FU odes Lea) wat the price où fqué.To Vans } wis FON ots NOTICE \u2018PARTICULARLY.Pestaet Monge.wii ve Accepted.| ™ Jats 3 CASH with a got\u201d id gumerous sad | he rate} foenst, mel Bb Y THE.DAY or \u2018Address, by oy my \u2019 = Prmiviaye steeet, WANTED, \u2018SITUATION AS AeSTTAN Hosit of trust, by exparienced Iinblk \u2018man.A4 dr ss, H., 804 - 8 0, Man, 2: Ege eu per, general office hand, of \u201caittsez 9 san ry ca Four WANTED, BREAD DRIVER; good position to right party.Apply McKBOWN'S, $10 St.Antoine street.WANTED, AN OFFICE BOY, for Woke ; sale Warehouse.Apply, with references stating age, to X.1 \u2018Witness\u2019 Qfos.WANTED, FOR OCTOBER 18T A goon General Servant for small family; oalk with references, atter 7 p.m., at 3 Tower avenue.WANTED, A COMPETENT SERVANT: wages, $15 to one who can do small wish: ing.98 Oelumbia avenue, pear Greens Avenue.WANTED, A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT for small family; no washing.Apply in the morning to 6 Arlingten avenue.WANTED, AT ONCE, RELIABLE apN- eral Servant; must Go plain cooking; references required; food wages; no chtle dren.Apply 8 Mansfield street WANTED, FOR NORTH NATION MILLE Day School, a Protestant Teacher; salary twenty (¥20.00) dollars per month; term nine (8) months.Addres JOHN NEWTON, Plaisance Post-Office, P.Q.WANTED, A YOUNG GIRL AS GENBRAL Servant; family amsil.Apply 8 Park avenue.WANTED, GENERAL SBRVANT; NO washing or ironing; highest wages; refer- enges required.Dorchester street.WANTED, A COMPBTENT OWION Clerk, as stenographer, typowriter and asstst2M4 bookkeeper.Apply by Jeter only (is applicant's ows handwritiag, stating business experience, referesces, sad sale ary expectsd.Address, TH 1.GRA- DOCK älMPSON CO., #5 St.James 8L4 Montreal, WANTED, A GOOD GENERAL 3BRVANT, tour in family, so children; good Wages.Apply 415 Argyle avenus, Westmesat.:| WANTED, THOROUGHLY COMPETHNT and consclentious Woman as Busse Day Nursery;, algo, young Mousemald, \u201ca assist in nursery; no objection to good girls from the country.Apply Matros, Ww Belmont Pack, Montreal.tlemen; x 25 weekly.write M.D., St.Lambert P.O.FOR SEPTEMBER\u2014OUT TO-DAY, 205 ST.JAMES STREBT.THE J.CRADOCK SIMPSON MERCHANTS BANK 3UILDING, ed rooms,family of two; suitable for gen- For particulars, \\Real Estate Record REAL ESTATE & AGENCY 00, Constable; best of references.Address, - C.X., 20, \u201cWitaés\u2019 Office, WIANTED, GIRL, TO DO GENERAL housework for family of three.» \u201cRooms to L ot.168 Luke straet.EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES.LBCK ROOM TO LET, COMFORTABLY FUR- ; DOM AT Orivate family, bot end cold was LAMPIONS Colo.sliver, Motto and ter in room; no children.65 Church at.! | ame Brooches, sell readily.Sample, | any name, in handsome case, LAMBERT, RIVER FRONT, Farunh.| L HAMPTON.6 8.Daviés Pince, 7e BOY WANTED, TWO HOURS DAILY, after achool hours, for delivering publiea- tions.Must be well recommended; sai- , ary, $3.00 & month.Address, P.O.Box 1234, Montreal.WANTED, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS! winter's work for good men.JACKSON \u20ac so.Bullders, etc, 381-836 Hibernia ree! WANTED, 4 NURSE AND GENERAL Contains the Monthly and Annual Re- Servant Address reply to A.B, Box view,~Trapsfers, interesting reading matter 210, Montreal.| and advertisements.Also a list of proper- \u201c| ties for sale.WANTED, APPRENTICES FOR THE iL lMuery.Apply at once, MISE SHAW, «1 St.Antoine street.WANTED, TINSMITH,.WITH KNOWledge of plumbing and water pipe fitting: state experience and wages wanted.Box 59, Penétanguishene.WANTED, AN ELEMENTARY TRACHER 500 GUY STREET.frontage on upper side of 4,400 feet) with the Guy street and 63 feet on 24 story be sold BY AUCTION.» at the Faoris of the 8ON CO.Building, | THE J.CRADOCK SIMPSON REAL ESTATE & AGENCY.CO This corne?property, comprising 0 fout e oln avenue (grea about stone and J: CRADOCK SIMP- Second Floor, Merchants \u2018Bank (Protestant) Ww with references; salary, per month, for 7 monthe; à nly Ebest: House; board convenient.* BAMUBL :KBRR, Lakefield, Quene WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS HARDWARE entering Clerk.for vhalesale Darga: ued be good writer and quick at Agures.Asp.stating references, M.15, \"Witpess\u2019 WANTED, LADY TO READ TQ SHORThand speed ae in cons for short ET BURINBES SGETIGE #5 ; St.Câtherine street.Phbons U WEDNESDAY, 30th SEPT, |gavren, 7or_ 5 RE, i Trem Mission oals, a Teachet for RIZINE MN ter _ The corner of Guy .and St.Catherine Mathematics and Engiish.Application streets Is becoming one of the most im- sent to the Rev.8.AYLOR, portant business centres in the up-town dis- WC.A.Building, mètres.Ç trict, and land on Guy street, above Ht.Catherine, is incréasin og 1 value for ro WANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR ness purposes, The above property M identification snd Protective y ot BE SOLD.For partieulars apply to Canada.Limited.Apply to Gi Son.DARD, Manager, Temple Building Most- DOUBLE MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE or TO LET, szaerly the property ot Cardinal V 1% na.Lattoris the property of L.J.near the comer of Shorirosks 8d and St.Danis.A rare chance to abquire à Homestead 150% comte ycopes(y, House à ant, pnû facimg bt ain ing-réom, library, ms, consarvatory, und for garden after ing-room and with plenty surround lambing, cement 0 ne House is well 200 may be sequined sn oA eme © Jaues WALLACE, Agent, ore Craig property.776 s That ogntrally situated ot prasent occayied by the t., at Vous Ge tot Sgt.0 FR 7e aughsn A.Dev, HY \u201co MONTRE DU ZOUAVE, with 22,000 feet 15 well bull, almost new, bas a good view over the eity ft.Denis »troæ; contains éraw- LS of thres se tour lots, hich ootet he he wa without fg ry dy Daisy furnaes 4 has hous.2 basement.ell appointed, convenient, i T laxariousblaes | for aSmall Outlay FOR an CHEAP \"mn tn roar and The TIMMIS NOBLE co; INFANTS\u2019 HooDe , PEE ment in the dity, in ool and ail Silk, Jaol kets, Boot rane LARK'S, Room \"One, si ge w LADIBY CRAVENETTR RAIN and Towns add Fancy, choles : CLARK'S, Room Ons, $10 8t.BARK CANOBE-\u2014 A GENUINE i\u201d mad by (he ans 2 53 Teserve, gelighto srusmented A aay 20 rede Ta veux a?TE All cations to THE SHISSION os Cha, Vieglagy a one tario.Yale 00; Cut Map of : Mill Blocks, KINDLING FOR THE are Kinéling > n° = ANE ANNIE + MIN ee SEE | / y Fig FE : of fi \u201c will be of a benevolent and charitable char- embracing all classes of the com- , and ans pas of philan- correc ort.Conference is favored by the offi- 3 al, reformatory, and t institutions, as they find that terchange of actual i annuel meetings of mutuai instruction and enlight + in the cfeetive and conscientious uties.whose 0 bear in mind the thousands sé persons who are in whole or part, by public fabs, the as well as sums spent in private HEIR ER pe nomical managemen criminal, defective delinquent and dependent classes.By means of this annual conference and the regular publication of the practical pa and dis- eussions on the causes of the increase and the means for the prevention and ution of crime, Penperism ia insanity among us, the t wi a better administration of our laws, a en on our tax- decrease of these classes by the introduction of wiser as nd a corresponding increase in moral and material progress and pros perity.The Conference aims at arousing the interest of the community to the importance of sound and intelligent met in all humane and charitable work, educating the public mind to the great value of movements for the ent of the r, the saving of neglected and dependent children, treatment and reformation of juvenile ofiend- ers, prison reform and its related subjects, detention and cure of inebriates, charity organisations, rescue work amongst women and girls, care and treatment of thé feeble-minded, prevention apd cure of tuberculosis, ali these come within the scope of the subjects dis cussed and will be dealt with at these conventions, The object of this Conference is for the interchange of Suggestion and experience, and is entire 7 of an educative character, and for the formation and idance of public opinion in certain fred lines.Specialists and experts in the various departments indicated are expected to be present and take part in the Conference.Mr.E.T.Devine, of New York, genera] secretary of the Charity Organization Society of that city, and a gentleman of continental reputation, will be present thro ut the meetings \u2018and give the erence the benefit of his wide experience and information.Judge McDonald, of Brockville, a former president, will also be present and take part in t ings., Mr.J.J.Kelso, superintendent of the Department of Dependent and Neglected Children, will deal with child saving and the work of the Children\u2019s Aid Societies.All the meetings are free and open.The public are, very cordially invited to attend and freely participate in the discussions.2 The officers of the Association are:\u2014 President, Sir Louis Davies; vice-presi- dents, Messrs.J.J.Kelso Toronto; Adam Brown, Hamilton; the Hon.Geo.Drummond, Montreal.Que.; treas urer, Mr.James Massie, Toronto; secretary, Dr.A.M.Rosebrugh, Comfeder- ation Life Building, Toronto; assistant secretary, Mr.John Keane, Ottawa; committee, Dr.J.T.Gilmour, Toronto; the Rev.James Lediard, Owen Sound; Mr.C.Cook, Brantford; Mr.J.E.Farewell, K.C,, Whitby; Mrs.E.H.Bronson, Ottawa: Mr.J.8S.Hethering- ton, Montreal, Que.; Mr.J.R.Dick.Méatreal.Que.: Mr.George O'Keefe, Ottawa; Mr.John M.Burns, Hamilton; Mr.W.L.Mackenzie King, Ottawa.WILL VISIT MONTREAL \u2014 SECRETARY OF COMMERCE AND LABOR WILL COME DOWN THE ST.LAWRENCE.\u2014 The Hon.Geo: B.Cortelyou, at one time Presiden ident Mc] in 5 private , but secre 0 e new De- ta pri or and Labor in nt of ( Roosevelt a cabiuet,.passe bros Buffalo at noon yesterday on his\u2019 way to C , ON 8 private trip, in company of Mrs.Cortelyou and their two sons.TI av planned to be away from Washington about ten days,\u2019 said the saeretary.\u2018We shall visit Niagara Falls, snd then go down the St.Lawrence to Montreal and Seber, and return home by boat from fax.\u2019 \u2014\u2014 METHODIST WOMEN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MONTREAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY \u201c T0 BE HELD IN MORRIS BURG.The twentieth annual meeting of the Mentreal branch of the Woman\u2019s Mis- GOWANSS Perfection GOCOA.Maple Leaf Label on every tin THE COWAN CO., Ltd, Toronto.The officers of the society are: President, Mrs.T.G.Williams, Mont- day.real; vice-presidents, Mesdames McRos- sie, Hughes and Bigelow; recording secretary, Mrs.Sparks, ingston; corresponding secretary, Mrs.F.À.Read, Clarence- ville; treasurer, Mrs.J.W.Knox, Montreal; Mission Band corresponding secretary, Miss Bailey ; superintendent of sys tematic giving, Li, ines, Ottawa.e- sided these there are the following district organizers: For Montreal district, Mrs.(Dr.) Shaw; Kingston district, Mrs.Sparks; Brockville dis ict, Mrs.Conley; tilda district, Mrs.Hughes; Perth district, Mrs.Rosé; Pembroke district, Mrs.Cairns.Ottawa distwict, Mrs.Henderson; Quebec district, Mrs.Cleveland; Waterloo district, Mr.Conley.The organizers have reported over twenty new organizations during the year, and as a consequence a great increase in funds and membership may be looked for.° This branch consists of about one hundred and fifty auxiliaries, circles and bands, so that about a hundred delegates may be expected me THE FIGHT OF HIS LIFE Kansas City, Mo., Sept.21.\u2014Before the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers\u2019 Convention, met in annus] session here to-day, Sam Parks, of New York, said :\u2018I have come here for the purpose of making the fight of my life fer labor, and I honestly believe it is necessary to make such a fight.It seems that some are fighting against the ri hts of labor instead of for it.The ele- ples to the local union, No.2, from New ork city, are going into this convention.President Buc anan has no power to suspend local umion No.2, and we will go into this convention without hindrance.\u2019 Mr, Buchanan, the president, was reticent in talking about the Parks delegates.When asked about a possible fight in the convention, he said in reply: do not believe we will need police protection FOR BLOCKING STREETS ACTION AGAINST G.T.R.YARD FOREMAN IN TORONTO.\u2014 tito, Sept.21.\u2014The police have institute re s against Thomas Cane, «:G.T.À, yard foreman, for per- mittibg.a train to block the Strachan avenue crossing \u2018for forty minutes one night during the.minion Exhibition.OBITUARY.DEATH OF MR.RIEL.Mr.Edward Riel, of 104 Belmont Place, Westmount, died at 1 0°clock \u201cyesterday morning from the effects of à wound he re- cetved: By the accidental discharge of a shotgun on Sunday.Mr.Riel was hunting near Valleyfield, and in taking & gun from a boat the trigger eaught and discharged the gun, the charge of shot entering his right breast.Mr.Riel was alone with his wife at the time, and with her assistance, succeeded in reaching the nearest farm house, which was some distance away.A doctor was sent for, and Mr.Riel's wound was dressed, and he was brought to the city on the Valeyfied train, and conveyed to the hospital in the ambulance.Coroner Mc- Mahon was notified, and disposed of the case yesterday without calling a Jury, his verdict being accidental death.Riel leaves a widow and four children.West Prince Albert, N.W.T., Sept.21.\u2014 D.A.McGregor, furniture merchant, dropped dead on en his house on Saturday evening.; Ottawa, Sept.Zl.\u2014Deatb removed an old and honored resident of Ottawa this morning fn the person of James Latchford, father of the Hon.Frank Latchford, Minister of Public Works In the Ontario Government.\u201c Bakersfield, Calif., Sept.21.\u2014Wm.Ogg.general superintendent of -he Standard Oil Company, died in this city late last night of cerebral spinal menisgitin.Mr.INTERCOLONI RAILWAY Change of Time-Table ning Monday, 14th inst., the Metis Begin 745 pm, for Special, leaving Montreal at Que Murray Bay, River du Loup, and Little Metis, will be discontinued.The train leaving Little Metis us p-m., River du Loup at 7.15 p.m., Mu y Bay at 6 p.m, aæd Quebec at midnight, will also be cancelled.The following service will be continued: 7.40 a.m.for Quebec, Murray Bay, River du Loup and Little Metis.12 noon, Maritime Express, for Quebec, St.Joba, Halifax and the Sydneys.11.45 p.m., night train for Quebec.Sleaper attached to this train can be occupied at 9 p:m., and passengers are allowed to remain fn it until 8 a.m, MURRAY BAY.Connection from Murray Bay and Cap a l'Aigle: Daily, except Monday, boat will leave Cap l\u2019Aigle at 7.00 am, and M: y Bay #t-8 a.m., connecting with 2 : passing Riviere Ouelle nt M1 sm, and reaching Montreal at 6.00 p.m.On Mondays only the boat will leave à l'Aigle at 10 am, Murray y a «mm, arriving at Montreal at 10 p.m.QUEBEC SERVICE.Trains leave Montreal at 740 am, 12 noor, and 1145 pm.Peturning, trains leave Levis at 12.45 p.m.and 4.15 p.m.CITY TICKET OFFICES, 143 St.James Street, and Bonaventure Station.Ruiand Railroad WINDSORSt.STATION TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS; Day 9.45 A.M.~ Express except Sunday, arriving ure lington 3 pm, 5.00 p.m., Albany, p.m., New York 82 p.m., Boston 8.00 p.m.Night Express, Dai , Ae riving New York 7.20 am.a 7.00 am, Wore céster 6.28 a.m.Pullman Sleeping and Parlor Cars on through trains.Sécure Pullman accommodation and tiek- ets at 141 St.James street, or Windaor Street Station.F.M.GILMAN, City Pass.& Tht.Ag.@roceries, Provisions, ic, 2 TP?Preserving Fruit Now is the time to get your Fruit Chéey.WALTER PAUL in Tpooirin hundreds of baskets every da; of the finest 7 7.10 P.M.\u2014 CRAWFORD PEACHES, PLURS of all kinds, ES.Etc, Ese., all of the best quality and at very low prices WALTER PAULS GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT, FA Cormer Meteaife and 86.Catherine Bis, | Professional.RS R.A.DONTON & H.BABY, NOTARIES, Etc.GUARDIAN BUILDING, \u201860 St.James St.FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT, MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED, @NADIAN i PACIFIC EXCURSION SEPT.34, 25, 26, 1903, Valld te returm until Gcteber 13, 1983.RATES FROM MONTREAL : DETROIT, MICH., - - $15.00 CLEVELAND, Okt» .BAY CITY, Mich.SAGINAW, Mich.ae COLUMBUS, Ohio.ee 30.00 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich 19.08 CHICAGO, ILL.- - - - 18.0 .Proportionate rates from ali stations in Canada.© SEPT.35th, 1903, Geed for return until Nov, 16 and 30, \"03.CITY TISKETY and TELEGRAPH OFFICE IFAT JAMES ST.next Post Office.\u2018And Points West.SEPT.24, 27, 26, 1908.Valid to return until Geteber 19, 1903, PORT HURON, MICH., $14.85 DETROIT, MICH., - $15.00 CLEVELAND, Ohis.SAGINAW, Mich.COLUMBUS, Ohie.wr CHICAGO, ILL., - - -$18.00 CENCENNAYT, @hte.22.30 WF.PAULer MINNEAPOLIS, Ninn.34.60 DAYTON; Ofile.20,00 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.23.20 Proportionate rates from all stations in Canada, \"REDUCED FARES WESTERN & PACIFIC POINTS.Until Nov.20, 190%, Colonist fares from WILLIAM PATTERSON, M.A, LL}.Advecate, Barrister and Selieiter, TEMPLE BUILDING, 185 St James ste, Monreal Telephone, with long distance squipment.Maino) TRADE MARKS, PATENTS, TMPE anne FETHERSTORHAUGH & OO, + SOLICITORS AND EXPERTS.¢ \u201cpits MONTREAL.SMITH, MAKAEY, : & MONTGOMERY ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, de\u2018 TEMPLE BUILBING, 163 ST.JAMES STRERY, ROBY.© SMITH, KO.FRED.H.MAREUE \u2018 GEO.H.A.MONTGOMERY, WALDO W.SKINNER.ARCH.MCCOUN, KL, IMPERIAL BUILDING, Yel.Main 1318 Reem 81.PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS OWEN N.EVANS, TENPFLE BUILDING, THEY MUST DIE.Newburg, N.Y., Sept 21.\u2014Governor Odell refuses to commute the death sentence ôf the three Van Wormer brothers, of Columbia, for the murder of their uncle.A MOOSE AT ST.CONSTANT.St.Constant, Qué., Sept.21.\u2014A large Black more vas ati pesterdas Letween St.Phil and 8t.nstant, runping across the Belds and fences about5.80 .m.Huntérs were soon in hot pursuit, But so far without success MONTREAL, MONTREAL to senttle, Viete Vançeu.Yor.Persian y x ' \u2018Spokane.o.PEA are sisée Anseonda, Butte, Helens .45.90 Celerade Springs, Denver, Pueble, Salt Lake.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.a0rure se À San Francisce, Les Angeles.nee 49.00 MOOSE, DEER and PARTRIDGE HUNTING.\u2018Write to or call on the undersigned for free of book entitled * Haunts of Fish and Gams,\u201d, ving PES t 0 es of Michigan, © an for Staple Ho nd ol ot © e unting Line ot the @raod Trank Raiwer parce CITY TICKET OFFICES, 137 Bt.James Street, Telephone Main 460 and 461 or Bonaventure Station.\u2014 Ee Notices.NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that all les having claims jainst the estate of the late 2 Marches, in his atime of City of Montreal, Advocate, are requested to fyle the same, duly attested, with the wn od, on or before October ligt, 1903; and sll the said esta parties indebted to te are also requested to settle within the samo del req D.R MURPHY, Advocate, ¥.H.BURROUGHS, Advocats, W.PATTERSON, Advocate, .Exeoutors to Estate Murchison.Rooms 234 and 235, Temple Building.8t.James Street.ontreal, Sept.Mth, 1902.INTEROOLONIAL RAILWAY, Yonder for Buildings on the Riviere Ouelie Branch.Separate Sealed Tenders, addressed to the undersigned, and marked on the outsidc \u201cTender for a Combined Passenger and Freight Station,\u201d \u2018\u2018Tender for a One Stall Engine Shed,\u201d \u201cTender for a Shelter,\u201d \u2018Tender for a Section Tool House,\u201d as tho case may be, will be received until TUESDAY, the 6th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1903, for the above mentioned bufldings to be constructed on the Riviere Ouelle Branch.Plans and specifications may be seon at the Offce of the Station Master at Riviers Quelle, P.Q., and at the Chief Engineer\u2019s Office at Moncton, N.B., where forms of tender may be obtained.All the cenditions of the Specification must be complied with.D.POTTINGER, Genera! Manager.Railway Office.Moncton, N.B., Sept.15, 1903.Co \u2018FOB SALE Adpiy ai \u2018Withess' Oflen ALLAN LINE.ROYAL MAIL SERVICE.From Liverpool, fastes 10,576 tons.6 days, 5 hours, 27 minutes.trio lights throughout.Tentan.875.Parisian 970.Other steamers 965 upwards.SECOND Bavarian, Tunixlan, or Ionian, $46 and 843.50.stesmers, $31.50 and $40.Return tickets at reduced trip tickets CINCENN 22.30 ST, PAUL or MINNEAP 34.00 DAYTON, Ohte.20.60 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind ., ve.22.99 = _ == LIVERPOOL VIA MOVILLE, Sept.10 *BAVARIAN.Sept.17 *JONIAN.M TUNISIA Oct.1 *PARISIAN Oct.8 PRETORIAN.socsser \"These steamers do not carry cattle.Tunisian and Bavarian are the largest and - t steamers on the Canadian route.Twin sorews.Tunisian\u2019s reco Midship saloons, spacivus promeusde decks, eico FIRST CLASS, Bavarfal, Tunisian, CLASS, Liverpool, or Londonderry Other THIRD OLASA, Liverpool, London or Glasgow, or $28; Paris, #31 to GLASGOW SERVICER.From Montreal.From New York, From Antwerp.From Montreal Aug.77.Manchester Engineer.Bept.23 Bept.5.Birmingham.,.t 3 Lading apply to FURNESS, 4686 Francois Xavies st., Mentreal,P.Q.rer For particulars as to Threugh Bills ef WITHY & CO., Limited, Agemta, Montreala:Qttawa This Line stops running after Canal Basin, Meontrenl-Terente line-Steamersieavent1p.m turdsys Quebec 1ine\u2014Btoamers leave daily at 7 p.m.Saguenay lime\u2014Stesmers save Quebec at 6 am.on Tu urdays.City Ticket Office, 198 St.James strees.Steam Rdward Pier, sengers embark to sailing.eagle\u2019 and \u2018Môn 8 pt PROPOSED rat \u2014 | CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY ç ATLANTIO STRAMS! MIP Lines, SUMMER SAILINGS, Montreal te Liverpeel, \u201cLAKE MICHIGAN\u2019 .\u2018LAKE ERIE\u2019 .\u2018MOUNT TEMPLE\u2019 .\"\" \u2018LAKE CHAMPLAIN' || | .\u201cThe \u2018Lake M limited mom The \u2018Monteagle' and \u2018Montfort\u2019 ond cabin passengers.ors satl at daybreak from feet of ft, Sulpice 8.-Best.th +.Jet qe \u201d earries thir4 clay Passengers ently, and tho * Mount Tempie, ber ef First Cabin ang class passengers.Montreal te Avonmeath.*MONTEAGLE' Tee es es 0e 1.Sept 2 MONTFORT .\".Sept in CATTY re King Pas.afters p.m, day previous RATES ©F PASSAGE First Cabin, Second cabin 365 and upwards.at reduced rates.to Liverpool, and by \"Map: tfort' to Avonmouth, § | Rour: London, $40.00, Second Cabin, 75 round trip, $71 25: Lora- | dr (CS ei im ee HARVEST Fismives Apply to H.& A.ALLAN, Montreal pe passage, and for all particulars Fagl c.EXCURSIONS [55 |g go FURNESS, WITRY 6 C0, GNTER) \u201cés Ram co : + Montres: Momanoe ' MANCHESTER LINERS LIMITED.oo to the Minion ow Montreal an?Manchester.Baan iver From Man'r.From Mont\".IN | 0 N LIN FE Canadian [iti pa Bn ie Sp % STEAMSHIPS Calgary } Sept 19.Manchester Shipper ren, Oct.8 \u2019 MasoLeod ° MONTREAL te LIVERPe NORTH WEST [525% 1540.00 \u2014 TAT rn on Prom all Stations tn tho provinces or| HANSA ST.LAWRENCE LINE.\u2018égéitin & 0 22% @ntarie and Quebec, on Mentroai amd Antwerp.BOSTON TS LIVERPOOL, 55.COMMONWE AL t 8x, NEW ENGLAND oo) Noh 58.MAYFLOWER Oot.8 Nov.5 1 Oce 23 BOSTON TO MEDITERRANEAN.88.GAMBROMAN.uperior accommodation for all classes &ers st moderate rates.of poses eu.Oct NU PORTLAND Te LIVERPOOL.ENGLISHMAN.Oot, NOMADIC.oot: ,3 {IRL -O 1} TA | Avenmouth Deok and Be tol, Montreal UROOMAN.Ox 23 XMAN,.Nov : ar au pariioalars regarding fralzas or Peasy The DOMINION LINK, M St.Gacramen: 81.LAST WEEK.Daily Mail Line Steamers BETWEEN QULF oF ST.LAWRENOL, BLACK DIAMOND Steamship Line.Operated by Dominion fron & - Limited Lessee of Dominion Cou Ci On.\u2014BEASON 1503 Bailings abo Str.SOVEREIGN,\u2019 Ronis eue or phan Lu Excursion to CARILLON, $1.00 {270ushout the season betwesa MONTREAL Passengers take 8 s.m.G.T.R, train CHARLOTTETOWN, P.B.L for Lachine to cônnect with steamer.ST ame NORTH SYDNEY, C.B.Por all particulars à T0 SHOOT THE RAPIDS, 50c.rate rates, Dill of dia ere en Take 355 p.m.G.T.R.train for Lachine.Telephone denis Der Freicit & Paes en SATURDAY, Sept.26th.Tickets at Grand Trunk Station.HEAD OFFICE - 165 Commen Stroet, Telephones MAIN 1029.7% REDUCED RATES THR 1A WEST.Berths and Meals Included.nd Fridays at pm, vis ements islands and Bay of Quinte on Mondays, Wednesdays and fa: x, , Summerside, P.P.EB.1 The finest trip of the season for health and comfort.ARTHUR A 0 UREBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Limites), | RIVER AND GULF oF ST.LAWRENCE Po Gasps, Cape Cove, Grand River, BI, and Charlottetown, N, Secretary, Quebec.HERN, For freight, passage and Statergoms sp- ply to J, 6.BROCK à CO, Agents, 211 Commissioners street, city.esdays and Bet opp.Pest @fce.NEW FAST FREIGHT SERVICE Montreal & Port Arthur & Fort William, Ont.CONNECTING WITH Canadian Notte d Canadian Pacific-Rallways To ail points in Meniiobs ond the Great wear 1 Screw.Steam PLUMMER,\u201d \u201cA.E.AM PELLATT\" are inten BETWEEN o The new Stee 810.00-And RETURN-B 1 0.00 Per Favorite Strs.\u2018OCEAN\u2019 and * PERSIA, ted th t Bleètrie Lien OUISI KE FH rang eb Apply to Battersb)\u2019s Tourist Agency.Commencing August 28th, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 p.m.08.MARINA BS, KASTALIA ( 88 TRITONIA (cool alrl.Cement, REFORD AGENCIES, cold sresare DONALDSON LINE.CANADIAN LAKE and OCEAN Sauce Weekly deerien NAVIGATION COMPANY, 3e trom MerT= Donaldsen Bres.Glasgew.THOM Lenden SON LIN Weekly Service, From MONTREAL, cool alr).Bept 19 \u201c 14 storage & BE.CERVORA fool soonest); Bent 18 above, ealling at TORONTO, MAMILTON .#8.HURON À [cold storage con - 3 nd CLEVELAND, ir § Induce: 25.KILDONA food commmpend ort pirl.Oct 3 These steamers are fitted with all modern appli- Keith Servise, for handling all classes and be spood of 14 ruties per hots, will mage ther psaiat | BB.HANGNAT LL, 2.0.Bat D ort Arthur in about one week, tha sblvp rs can Agents\u2014Cairns, Y.& Noble, Newcastie-on- Lave their freight delivered in Winnipeg nteo Tyne; À.Low, Sone & On, 7 , arene, vs pment here, London E.C: .Thomson & Co., Leith; W.For Freight and other particulars, apply to .THOS.HARLING, Agent, & Sens, .ses Board of Trade Building.LORD LIVE, Cardiff Services.TORONTO EXHIBITION DOME 88.LORD LANSDOWNE.Oet 3 Thomas Dixen & Sons, Belfast, TME ROBERT REFORD C6, Limites, 15 St Bacrament Street, MONTREAL Drain Pipes, &o.M.1567.158 St.James street.W.Henry, 185 St.James street.QE SAQUES & CO.117 Commeon street, or NEWSPAPERS, me suitable for wrapping p f sale at the \u201cWitness\u201d fos, 1h 10-10 pacxages at 31 per 100 Ibs DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENTS, AT LOWEST MARKET RICES WW.&F.P.343 ot.es a CURRIE & CO., James street.J Col Make A Ror CHA ognizing to reach several x pre 4 + 22, 1908.9.8 1 Toprsoay, Serrsusee 22, 1908.a ; | Advertisements.ing ee yard of tbe Mat \u201cThat .WITHESS' DIRECTORY OF\" Advertisements, READABLE PARAGRAPHR ç 8 only\u2019a few paces from them._ ; .5 ce 3 \u2014 is where the fair, white girl lives, whom | LEADING SCHOOLS :AND- COLLEGES.ARCHAMBAULT\u2019'S PAS bio, On the golt links the exclamation Perel + ram over, put she ia.much Detter.- r : \u2014=\u2014\u2014 Established a quarter of a century.is given to warn any ome on the course whe ° \u2018urn round; titere; à the thorn.\u2019 H : .100 METOALFE 8T., cor.St.Catherine St: may be in danger of being struck by 4 hedge, by tha Little fire which shines ull GOL TMAN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.roa or rie 85 aon.| a a en plan ra in your face\u2014thers she sits, with ber MONTREAL'S LEADING OOMMERCIAL INSTITUTION.Bpeciai for this reel only.Anyone Srering ove called out \u2018Fore! to s fat man in front, _\u2014 grandfather.\u2019 ; xed Open day and evening.Subjects: Shorband, :Typewriting, Book-keeping, Tele- doe Photos oF in Dosutiful ow desisos.4 then played.The ball struck thé \u2014 .The prince stood on tip-toe, loo graphy, etc.Over 100 students attending daily.< Every graduate placed.Bittings by Appointment.TEL.UPTOWN 33st.82 en played.© \u2018 into the humble plot of ground, and then Individual instruction : KR.GOLTMAN Official Stenographer, Principal.gentleman on the head.The player ran / Co mid in a subdued voice : ! t Instructor to G.T.R.and C.P.R.young men.\u2018 To ' WEDDING PRESENTS.up to the Injured one, and sald, \u2018I'm aw- .\u2018What a lovely creature! et NI B.\u2014This College has placed more students in good positions than any other In \u2018Works of Art Artistically Framed fully sorry, but you know I called out ce, ls she cos ih the old m =m) Bote Montreal.J x : withonr now American Mouldings.for Wedding Prov \u201cFore!\u201d \u2018Yes,\u2019 sald the fat man, \u2018I know een - a handkerchief b A his mouth, and rer \u2014 \u2014_ mme meme food i som nr Gites We expect to YOU did, but, thank goodness, only one et .mn.{ben rubs pie | temples.And how un- .REERNATION belp fo make many more Brides happy before the them hit me! : ooks I\u2019 ÿ © HOPE'S Art Store \u2014_\u2014 y ana.die paraschites must be ill,\u2019 replied Abingdon School, J f 2255 x Sthering 8t., near Victoria.A Scottish former ad mia sons, one rd Anat, .- : 7 mmie, tho other e.ey were apie do He muet bave had, too ee laugh.St ___ Tlnee d'Armes, Montreal.ENGLISH BRISTLE BROOMS, much alike that one could hardly tell them mé Color An ÿ thing a 5 No doubt\u2019 of it! nly look 1141 Dorchester ° EVENING CLASSES ENGLISH SHOE SE oUsTERS apart.One morning Jimmie, whose duty how his lips tremble, and his eyes roll.\u2014_ RESUMED SEPT.28th.OSTRICH FEA .it was to take round the miTk, was It, pt.30th.An Color It is hideous\u2014he 'ooks like one possess: Master: Commercial Subjects, SHORTHAND, ULLEY\u2019S BRUSH WORKS, | 2nd Willie took his brother's place.on, pt.2th.y .ed.\u2019 Head Individual istruction, .P as Mailed Free.76 Victoria Square\u2014IS, my laddie,\u201d said one woman, as she opened ITY sec- \u2018 He is unclean, too !\u2019 said Nefert.MR.T.RIDLER-DAVIES, B.A.\u2018sol.Main 309.GAZA LORD.Principle.Carpet Bwowpers Repaired.TEL 2740.the door in response to his knook, \u2018K's x Make Old Dresses, Skirts, Blou- Me be isa good, kind ma, with o (Cantab.), ARONSON & RUTENBERE you, la It?\u2018Please ma-am, responded be 1 : er heart, exc e : La , \u2026 Pau ses, Jackets, Capes and Suits |cagerly.\u2018I have enquired about him.Assisted by a full staff of Masters.\" - PAWN BROKERS, youngster, it's nae me this morning, its revieus Look Like New.He 3 (honest ry sober, and 1 am sure \u2014 the Kingsto vio Eh Au SD on op OL Cr = ma brither.; i | i i ingston \u201c Jewellery, Clothin, - * Now she is stand 7 said Rameri, Boys are prepared for Ve ¢ Watches, Jewellory, \u2018 ON THE LOOK-OUT.Round = Take NO Others \u20ac3 |.q be drop ed the paper lantern which R.M.C., University or Commercial BUSINESS INSTITUTE, La mi What's the matter?asked the philosopher.3 he had bought at a booth.\u2018Step back, life.3 Victoria 8t., Cor.St; Cathorine St.ARONSON & RUTENBERG, Oh, dear, sighed the old lady, a lot of trou- 7 wo Bent-Anat, she must be expecting ery Preparatory Class for young boys.Day à Fvening Class- Pawnbrokers and Jewellors.bic that | had has just been cleared away, , or = one.you ever see any one ; : .es, \u2014 Spe - - - .London, CHILDREN OF ASSA fair, and with puch 8 pretty little head.Gymnasium.Field for semen ; We Give Subjects, Bborthand, The LAKE OF THE WOODS as there ad Lors what's going en her red hair becomes her wonder For Prospectus, containing er- Yi Bookkeeping (the Le.\u2018oung Men, Bookkeeping J « Limited.one.\u2014 ; fully; but she staggers a8 he stands\u2014 ences, List of Recent Successes, etc., |B and men veaue Uni eee Po MILLING co Po a A young lady in town went to the conn- f Ancient Egypt, |set down again by the \"old man, and is apply 69 University Street.op Pi may enter at any Mille at Keewatin and ; rtage try on aE elt and while there was gives rticulars, A Romance © SVP ibbing his forehead.Poor souls! look \u2014_\u2014 a Thorough] fie.Positions gua.Prairie, Manitoba.| one very good honey.After eating à lot by Georg Ebers, how she is sobbing.1 will throw my The School will Re-open on Sept.15th, |} Fractical ranlecd graduates.CAPACITY, 5,000 BARRELS DAILY.32 te she said, guabtngly\u2014O, this is such xs \u2014_\u2014 purge over to, them.\u2019 Bent.Anat.\"1 at 10 o'clock.2.Bu siness Temple Bidg, Phone ve.10 CP eran Building, d¢licious honey.Do you keep a bee?mt CHAPTER XXVIIL\u2014(Continued.) {gave them plenty of money, and the | Education.Main 1714, 5 ¢ at Francois Xavier St.Monkey Brand Besp makes copper like ; tears which are being shed there .{ Phone Main 1713.,| 014, tin like stiver, crockery like marble, Many members of the court circle pass cannot be staunehed with gold.I will ) : and windows like crystal ed close to the royal party without rec-j ong old Asnath over to-morrow to ask : .ne oe se hp the om but che près \"th san help en Tok How ARGYLE AE OT Ps 00 SPECIAL LINE SPONGES UNCHANGED FASHIONS IN CHINA.reach the scene ot the 5 | comes the rocession, efert.ow \u2018 .row vas 20 prea jut, ihe Ladies had rudely the people prets! As soon as the Twenty Boardare pay AF LG AR INSTITUTE For Boat or Carriage, new Chinese.Ambassador anna Aen times get into à avo od is gone we will go home.' 2 - oL.tk In each they found the al # Pray do, said Nefert.I am so fright- Headmaster\u2014 Rev.Coo.P.Woolloombe, | 1 Oc Each, 3 for 25 C18.can fasdions satiricaliy.tar loaded with offres, and, - ened!\u201d and she pressed trembling to the B.A, Oxford, with Biaff of five (Affiltated to McGill University) Cases of Mathematical Instruments \u201cNow, in China,\u201d be sald, \u2018our fashions most, family-parfies, who here mm- gice of, prineass., graguates.Drawing Boards, Whatman }/ never change.I wear the same sort of hat, pered their dead, ith meat Jud frais, pla wish wo Jere at home, too,\u2019 re Eoys prepared for Royal Military College 83 Simpson street, ps En roma ete , ête the ame sort of cost.the same sort of - 4 \u2018bough found some tar off rest, and \u2018Only look!\u2019 said Rameri.\u2018There they and Universities.© MONTREAL, .CO shoes, that & map in my position wore & > hom they hoped sooner or later to see are.it not splendid?And how the Eleven Boys have entered R.M.\u2018C.ka \u2018 McARTHUR & co\u2026 thousand years ago.And it ia the same : _ heart shines, as if it were a star!\u2019 during past five years.For the Migher Éducation ol Young Women, Artists! Materails & Painters\u2019 Supplies: yp ype Chinese women.Their tashioas EAS.oe sun was near setting when at All the erowd, and with them our + little bo With Preparatory Department for Girls 1807 .also have not changed In Î know not bow .Ost.& last the princess and her companions three friends, fell on their knees.Preparatory Department fot little boys.; under thirtéen years.Many dynasties, Long ago, in Chins, we J Sand ER Shere the at mas | The praetor paused voile Bohool will Reopen Sept.Oth.| PRENDENT \u201cAer, js, Sarle, 20; NEW 00 ious loins i cones ta mnt to te OL.vais and booths with eatables of every a held came forward, and glorified, in or Prospectus, apply to the Headmaster, VICE PRESIDENT \u2014 Prot.William Peterson, In PHOTOGRAPHS.most graceful sad the most comlortidle, N.0c.11 ple particularly sweet cakes for the a loud voice, the great, miracle, to, which Po CMG, mA LL 5 er.: teuntings Unique and Mlegantb and we cling to those costumes.We love a ; he nn por ot ac the sg pad come où ha begun The School for Young Ladies PRNSIPN, - Wea ee ; \" pdiptures RICE unis STREET.ut you\u2014here in America\u2014how often s N.0cA 23 Friends and acquaintances greeted J Se on homé from the em- \"ET, a os \u2019 2473 Up Telephone, It\u2014every week, every fortuight?\u2014that you A.Nov.1 each other kindly, while the csildren balming house, the paraschites had taken 916 SHERBROOKE STREET, Wattance examinations will be held at TF 3706 change your fasblons?Only the other day.showed each other her the g a or the no nourish ment, and had not answered Conducted by the School on Saturday, 12th September, at OH! THAT - SOFT \"COAL! I met on the street au Ameritan naval or passage cakes they had von à De Fond *iven to.8 word to the anxious questions of \u2018the 168 SYMMERS AND MISS SMITH, 10 o'cléck a.m.the ri MAT RG mod Papasag step officer of whom 1 aus tond.Ho had & gare hem Cand which muss now be HH out.two frightened women.He stared ES peus vu auisdIAL, Luts DOPLELIDET, cin prospects, i nr ay.tnzit.Youcannot do better than apply for pricestrom ce] under bis arm.1 stopped my carriage.romons fi, The largest crowd was gathered to see blindly, mattered 2 fo ymin tell ble pupils who desire it are prepared tor the Merchants Bank Bullding,206 St James et J.HENRY.J on hiss, \u2018 \u201cCome,\u201d I said, \u2018\u2018let us have a little the magicians from the House of Set, Sois han à ° à ter oe before he had University School Examinations and for bn ) - as Beaver Hall Iu À chats camiortable little chat\u201d INCOR.round which the mob squatted o% oe laughed - loud and suddenly, and bis or.MONDAY, 7th September, Miss i, | Meme PAPEE-MANGER.\u2018But the naval officer shook his head.He ground in a compact circle, ana the chi} rife, greatly alarmed, had gone at once sYMMERS and Miss SMITH will be at}: : \u2019 Personal and Prompt Attention said hurriedly: Le | grea were good meturedly placed in.the to fetch the physician, Rebdecht b Probes Face plication.sohook business.° = + PR \"+ \u201cNo, 1 canmot.\u2018In this parcél thers je IN D oh a Bent-Anat reached the place sll During her absence Uarde was to the Prospectus on APP NP A aime ee ° 1 RE.HANDFI ELD, à bonnet for my wife.Were ?to stop and tte religious volemnity.was ended, } Ll.gh Nich, the witch Hekt had laid Individual Evening Instruction at unedfinssed In Situation.Superier practical Roofer, Plumber, Steam and a the fashion ln bonnet Might change \u2018There stood the canopy under whicB on her bruises, for ns they had once : Teancthiers, Carefui Supervision.ans vr and Fix.défore I reached home.\u2019 Licaited, the king and his family were used to lis proved efficacious they might perhaps 1 ; Eleotris Bells, Elootrie Goa sod Bleatrio a ten to the festal discourse, and under 4 second time scare away the demons of : Reopens Sept.8th._ Cas soû ie a But, son.\u2019 sald foe practical mother, \u2018du à Gays.its shade\u201d sat to-day the Regent Ani | sickness.Lo?; you think sbe will make you à wise,stesdy, er service They could see, too, the seats, of the (To de continued.) ; Qu ; Bell Phone, Maln 3888, Jetable wife?\u2018Why, mothawl' ex- MONTREAL grandes, Te ! © pates from the Ke- ye: :J For Academio course Muelo (caca ; claimed Cholly, \u2018the vewy ideabl She gent.the priests and the nobles.à to BIBLE WORDS «a VrOTOR RE pen sept dan Conservatory) A oy Elo Downham & Hastin S he most de-il-cious fuâge! Weally! i hi ce BE on Sept.\u2019 _ on ' NEY, C.B.y ere Ament bimsel! bad snnounst 2a TUESDAY, SEPT.3.(STUDIES WILL BE RESUMED on Sept LEI Art Néodiewerk, Physical | 6 Baltimore \u201cNews.enger fares, heart, and bad proclaimsd that a new CHRIST MY PORTION.ough, complete, and practical, The Short Culture, &c., see Calendar.; ÉLECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, CASTOXIA.Toi Ay Apis had been found among the berds of Three times God is claimed as the por Bence.Grammar, and office ark , Arst olass residential 48 Beéaver Hall Hill Boazs the The Kind You Have Always Bought the Regent Ani.divine tok- tion of His people.(Ps.exix., 57; cxlii,, | Write, call or telephone (Main 2590) for Parents desiring tor Should send for Blectric Wiring of all kinds, His announcement of these divine to 5; Zech.ii, 12.) We have the thought Prospectus.\u2018Address .school for thelr daug Estimates Cheerfully Given, Sigustare ens had been repeated from mouth | Ci the Hebrew word in the Greek Meros, 3.D.DAVIS, Prineipal, our calendar.ote Pent ot 4 mouth; they were omens heen She to share, be partakers in.(Col i, 12.) Address Mrs, ANNA ROSS, Lady cipal CASTOIMIA.P happiness for the country | and Here in this life, believers share alike er .The Kid Hou Haw Aare Bought ! (Limited), means of a favorite of the ose nid in the heavenly inheritance.Mary chose d Art.Bears the though mo ome said it, the dullest ould 1 ood part (La.x., 42) which she shall Music an | 3 Bignaters LAWRENCE ot fail to see this Too ant of the not lose.In Lu.xii., 46, the unfaithful Restésatial and Day School for Yeung Ladies, Emme huh enters & Builders, of ÿ : other mo on hose \u2018prophet had been servant shall have his portion with those INCORPORATED 1892.) THE .914 MAYOR 8T., near Bleury.CASBTORIA.ntitades.gr s P i who shall be punished.As a man sows LAREN ST, OTTAWA, OKT, cally dons.First-class .graced by the transfer to him of the 4 ; .171 Mae * Jobbing promptly sod o do icine ears the The Kind Yeu Have ways Bought know 88 All wer be reaps.If to the flesh, he reaps cor th, - we] M Prices moderate, Estima oars ed by clec- heart of the sacred ram.crific = ho fore ruption; if to the Spirit, he reaps eter: REOPENS WED., SEPT.16th, | 1s il classes of work, Phene Uptown 1188, : ; up fixed on le gh, liad 4a: fears, aad nal life.(Gal vi, 8.i Christ is the por- AMiiated \u2018with, \u201cCanadien Goncer 1b 1 Bigatons ; ctou, N.S.gl the p ; est\u201d tion, the inheritance of His peoplè.He ië YA \u201c He : \u2014O¥~ : te ques \u201cFenian, 100 ad end os course id preent ve pps rhs Lose.a linetudses 1G pm! Qualified THE ROATREAL CONS ERVATORT uw MUSIC J.SKINNER, The Aunt\u2014'Now, darling, dor\u2019t be afraid Friottstoms.when Bent-Anat reached the scene of ME 18.a \u20ac have a goodly heritage.M re and Governsesse.ue nip Vioronts , ALL Bus DIG, Westmount, PLUMBER.GAS & STEAMFITTER, ot talling me what kind of 8 doll you would the festival.She beard an old man say Him.Fach may have His fulness of life Foe Miss a M.HARMON, Principal, PRE 00 a wry St Orders Promptly Attended tos like: Nelly\u2014\u2018Oh, suntle, I'd jus love a for health to bis son: 4.It often seems to me power and riches, fllod with Him, filled : _ THE MONTREAL OONSERVATORY OF Must es0 St.Lawrence St, twins.'~Brooklyn \u2018Life\u2019 4, Quebec.like a beavy burden laid on our poor |to overflowing, Each may say: : 838 and 040 Dorchester 8t., Doors sbovz Prince Arthur 4 Horooms 07 becka by.the cruel gods; but ed 0 Whom, or hat, bave 1 & heaveu ROSLYN COLLEGE, pores SEL EVER, Musical Dircotor, \u2014\u2014*- Agents, beard the young priest ali, the Immor- but Christ, whom or what on earth, be- gan MIOUNT PLEASANT AVE, | Msn & Risch Pianos used exclusively.oy fais are tood.and we have much to thank |side Him?\u201cHaving Him I have all things.Westmount.\u2014 - C A ST O them for.\u2019 (I Cor.iii, 23 oh) How few realize the | hool mue reopened on TUBS- JOHN B.NORTON, u : In another place à priest\u2019s wife sald riches of tsk instance In iN gig DAT, 15a September, when dreparatory ' F.A-6.0., AR CO, Lic.Mus.Sanitary & Heating Engineers.Tr Infants and Children.- ow lew I, ap- .MES, to Jer fon iu seo Pentawr well Hor-Usat their everlasting portion.Truly, their ee on! be formed.Prospectus on aoe Se A he Tio ote ot 449 BLEURY STREET.The Kind You Rave Always Bought He Te ee iy but he stands souls should be satisfied with good.J.PORTEHOUS ARNOLD, F.B.LS, Sera Landon, Yug.Licentiate in Music.FLEPHONES\u2014Up 2401.East 161 , LINE.above the greatest in genius and gifts, \u2019 Principal.Oxoaxux Aup MusioaL DIsaoron or AU Bears the oe rice.and will rise to high things.A Christian who would thrive in Oupler CHUSCN CATR TREMBLAY & RIENDEAU, Two girls were speaking together, and Christianity must be me stranger to a | \u2019 RT 1m FLAFCFO EE Aha ORGA¥ Wholesale nnd Retail Sighature of r = one mid to the Ober © ndsomest man j course of meditation.\u2014Cotton Mather.bl AM L THEORY or MUSIC.ommber mad Timber Boi chars, ie .speaker is the / ; ; ntl Get stem\u201d, taught for children from 6 to St.Richmond St.ue M vos rounds ike wor woul pretonars seine orties the ool f Girls in the Wei tor nmtention At home daily NR i ores a - - muste.; hen he delivery of almost all of them, and said The Church School for oF sous lessons) from 3 to $ and 8 10 Spm.Wood and Coal, 348 Notes Advertisements, And how his eyes shone vo that the difficulty of remembering most f Montreal.{ro mrs 9 BISHOP STREET, - ButL TEL a 5 spoke of truth as the highest of oll Sir HL ie in due the lack of emphasis Diocese 0 4 U ® c 8 UI0ES! MOSQUITOES! tr WILL CURE DANDRUFF ! ree Ee oat Ta im © | and force in thelr utterance, He added og pyr, wig GRACE THE AROM- \u2019 MOSQUITOES! HOSE EVERY TIME.\\ eneve, N i to id as little attention -\u2014 x .mi : nN tA colored as these words ze bas eir élooution as preachors de, they BSMOP OF MONTREAL.W.RAP HAEL $ ART CLASSES Black Flies! Black Plies?Black Flies! The QUEEN'S HAIR HELPER o Lr 3 T ear.; d be hissed off the stage.wou \u2014\u2014\u2014 LL , + arrests falling out, removes dandra® and eutes To sYe wished to return home; but Ramerl woul 1 if this friendly critic's advice DAY, September Ith, ; \u2018 and Paintin A h\u2019 F d F d Bess.Itis nota dye.It stimulstes snd invigorasee C1 Tished to Jollow (Be Drtern VOIS y by Mers borne je mind by those who min- FPE ta or accomplished teachers.For Drawing 3 $ S orest rien eo eater Ears ste 536 pri drasi, Aah re hr he grave of his ister in wi red things, eo pecially aes Music under direction pu Ne IT pro WiLL OPEN.ON THE SIXTH OF gcTo is the only sure preventive for warding off Samal touny So or $1 reparation.Oaly 33s botils.salt ch-nght, i in e Scriptures, al- gig Conservatorium.Pup - \u2019 \u2014\u2014 of er sll Dru or LE nndfather Seti should fio be vitted.ee ed es deplorably little at sectional training with the infivences of For particulars apply st his Studio, the bites of th sie ove, specimens ag navaral oD.BARNS hb he princess unwillingly yielded, but itl ef (8% LC oot preachers, but which, a well-regulated Christian home, WTEC or perth M ATERPILLARS! GATERPILLARSI Cormer Mountain ans St.Antoine obs > would in any case bave been difficult to a sure means of grace to the heärers\u2014 $178.00.For Calendars sod PRINCIPAL, Algxandra Réoms, 2204 8%.Catherine Ot.CATERPIL A ce jour Ourrants and : Se reach the Tver Mle es so ts The Christian\u201d fore A - : = Ga To tos ues WHITH HELLEBORK, } rushing in the opposite direction; .\u2019 \u2019 : Wk two ladies, sod Ramer, let themselves - - , For shlo by \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 EMIST .À : rk ig BA eed | ws: sacron or | |ouesherg Plan S01 5 KARTE, == ||ROBERT IRWIN] the time the day ig] was è, y | Pupilé dre reparéed and examin or the 1778 Notre Dame Str - 7 J .found themselves in the western valley, \u2014 ing institutions: Lesohetizky, Vienna, , \u2018 #4 ri om eme en in he ery ware LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES \u2014 ELOCUTION \u2014p |S arvaortums- Leipeix, Vienns, Berlin.Country Orders Promptly Filled.Saddler, , Belfast.show thomoolves: jackals and hyaenas ad | 2416 st.CatherineSt.ROFESSOR VON KONISGBERQ _ ©, Limites, had fied before the glare of the touches, J.P STerHEN, Principal.P (PUPIL OF LISZT) 50 Beaver Hall Hiit 2 .MONTREAL and the lanterne made of colorea papy- \u2014sss Studio-2367 8t.Catherine Street, 0 n a e : ef &o.\u201che smoke of the torches mingled with HOME STUDY.MONTREAL.: 9 Established 68 Years.4 e smoke o e torches m \u2018 ut 2.- - Le ; i ipes, the dust stirred by a thousand feet, and Get à college education in your oa Do you REALLY Naive of R H MORSE SANITARY PLUMBER, HUNTING SADDLES, jum ™n \u2018.ihe procession mow along, as it wers,.sla true J E ! .: 245 .PES in a cloud, which also shrouded the mul\u201d ime.as ins mister cout, study right elooutionary study 9 » Nk ei 03 \"J HEATING, DRAINAGE ceived, Chiriatie'soelebirabod makes | À \u2019 titude that followed.9 courses, Bxpert teachers.WRI i Do you kow what we Orgaaist an: fusical Director ENTILATION Co .ES ; a The three companions had lsbored on Fo NIGHT f6t out new free Boskist, how?with whem?Firat Baptist Church.and V «| STABLE REQUISITES\u2014Res 7 MENTS, as far as the hovel of the paraschites state toe subjcos you wish to study.otce open on and olnatructor, Fianoferts, Organ, Yolo Drains carl tose and repors tarnished ness and Saddlery.i ; RICE a re ey ee Lie crowd cna AN connesrondENCE COLLEGE He en after Sopt.tet, prepared for College.Diplomas.lectrice Wires for Light and Bells.tery rause, for guards drove bac $ Cro c .+ .hath ; ; ST.; : io the right amd Jatt with Jong staves, Lo Limited, Addréss 67 BERTHELET ST.|@54 and 656 Oralg 8t.|| Repairs of all kinds: IE & CO.\u2018 NV lear à Passage -for the procession as it 40-46 King St.West, Toronto, Ont.Cou nero 08.Tei.Main 481; East, 13.oot ipproached.\u201cBee, Rameri,\u2019 said Bent-Anat, point- A STRONG LINK À Change has Come in Our Re- \u2018lations With Motherland Since Johu Bright's Time MR.SEDDON HEARTENS MR CHAMBERLAIN, (Canadian Associated Press.) London, Sept.21\u2014The \u2018Daily Telegraph, to Canada\u2019s preference in favor of Britain, says it is the only uestion since the deplorable era, which : now dead, let us bope forever, when John Bright declared mm the House of Commons that the separation of Canada from the empire would be best for her and best for us, and when the Radicals of the penurious school complained of the expense of our North American establish ments.A recent cahlegram from Canada stated that the pro; to give preferential treatment to Canadian wheat alone was condemned in the strongest\u2019 manner by the Canadian supporters of Mr, Chamberlain, as that in the case of adverse action there might be a cession movement, or à movemient for wider reciprocity with the United States.Mr.Chamberlain's secretary, ying to the correspondent, said Mr.Chamberlain did not think there was the slightest foundation for the \"Ms.Beddon, of New Zealand ; .on, of New nd, writing to Mr.Chamberlain, advises him not to be discouraged, as to obtain reforms always entails great sacrifice.PILGRIMS\u2019 CLUB Messrs.Christopher Robinson, Duff, Wade, King and Col.- lier to be Entertained BOWES TIME-WORN EXCUSE FOR ROBBING THE GREAT FINGAL COMPANY, (Canadian Associated Press.) London, Sept.21.\u2014Messrs.Christopher Robinson, Duff, Wade, King and Collier bave accepted invitations to the Pilgrim Society dinner, to be held on Oct.6.Siften will entertain the memhers commission on Friday at SAME QLD STORY.Rowe, bo was Azested in proronto for alleged on teat Fi m- pany, in a letter to the board of directors, asserts that he had: no eriminal object, and that he intended to redeem the forged documen tralians ¢ when Wes boomed again, i COMMERCE DELEGATES - i PARTY WILL REACH MONTREAL .THIS EVENING.\u2018 CT et Otta .21.\u2014A party of over a hundred a d tes to the Con- \u201c800.\u201d The \u2018Sco\u2019 visit was foregone because of the closing down of the Clergue mille At the meeting of the City Council in the evening several of the Gele- addressed the invi À 3 especially struck with the undeveloped mineral wealth of pr ER ok the dele i ia e B > dery in the House of Commons this evening.They leave for Montreal to-morrow morning on the steamer \u2018Empress.\u2019 DR.MENZIES DEAD \u2018PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY TO INDIA SUCCUMBS TO THE PLAGUE.Toronto, t.21.\u2014A telegram was re- ecived to-day Dr.R.P.Mackay, secretary of the Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board, announci the desgh -by plague of Dr.Menzies, edical missionary at Mhow, Central India.Dr.Menzies went to Indis less thin a year ego, and was appointed \u2018to care for the famine boys, for which work his medi- esl ion and industrial aptitudes ech him.ot > Although the plague his been ing violently in Indore and ; Maow, et there Was a sense of securi 2 the natives being ai- most altogether the victims.Now there is Eoxiety lest other missionaries should be eut by the dreadful scourge: Dr.Menzies was a son of Mr.William Men- \u2018of Ailsa Craig, Ont.and brother f Dr.James Menzies, of Honan, China.re TRINI FY-TORONTO \u2014 REPLY OF FEDERATIONISTS OF THE FORMER TO THEIR OPPONENTS.\u2014 Toronto, Sept.21.\u2014The reply of Trinity federationists, filed in court {ais afternoon, is contained in five affidavit, which it is likely counsel for the opponents of federation will request time to answer, s0 an adjournment of the arguments set for to-morrow is almost certain.ter citing his various degrees from different universities, Prof.Gold- win Smith says: \u2018For a great part of my life I bave engaged in academic work, and have associated much with university and literary men in England, the United States, and 1his country, se as to be competent to speak as to the value of universi .In my opip- x ji 2 ld of the Univer- ion, the d 0 sity of Telnity College woud nat ke tiicates by bei grees of the Universi the pro federa > ot The af vit of Canon Welch, formerly Trini in -part says: ° ve a the p terms of fed- of Torontu vuder y, knowledge of roposed (erms o eration, and of the effect which it will have on the existing of Trinity, and I am of the opinion that there is thing in the proposed terms of federation wbich will prejudicially affect the value of the degrees or the statutes of graduates of Trinity.Instead of being ruined, Trinity will be materially bene fited by the federation.The Rev.William Jones, burser and secretary of Trinity, and also the Rev.Prof.Clark, made affidavits favoring federation.The affidavit of the provost, Rev.T.C.Street Macklem, is a document of fourteen close! typewritten.pages.It reviews the whole history oi the movement since January, 1000.The provost shows that in the event of eration not being consummated by October of this year subscriptions of $130,000 will be endangered.These, he explained, were given on the understanding that fodera- tion would be effected by that date, though it is not to go into operation before October of next year.TURKS BLOWN UP \u2014_\u2014 Five Hundred Mohammedans Killed With Dynamite During a Fight BULGARIA LAYS HER CONDI TIONS BEFORE TURKEY.no Sofia, Sept.21.\u2014It is reported here that five hundred Turks have been killed with dynamite, while fighting against a body of insurgents in the Kresna de- e.BULGARIA REPLIES TO TURKEY.Sofia, Sept.21.\u2014The unfavorable replies of Austria and Russia to Bulgaria's t note and the fact that none of the other great powers have yet replied, coupled with the allegation that ome of the powers is encouraging the military to create a party at Yildiz Kiosk, te ess hopeful feeling here.The \u2018Dnevnik\u2019 says Turkey has presented a note to Bulgaria asking for the latter's assistance in reaching a peaceable solution.Bulgaria replied that Turkey must end the massacres, withdraw her frontier forces, guarantee Peace and protection to the villages; amnesty the principal offenders and introduce such governmental reforms as will pacify Macedonia and Adrianople.The ulgarian reply concluded : ; \u2018If the present situation continues the Bulgarian Government will be compelled to yield to public opinion and wend an army to the frontier.\u2019 \u2014\u2014 HUNGARIAN CRISIS NEW MINISTRY WILL BE FORMED OWING TO GOOD OFFICES OF FRANCIS KOSSUTH.Viens, - t.20.\u2014Count Hedevary, who placed his resignation as Hungarian remier in the of the Emperor neis Joseph some time ago, had audiences with the Emperor yesterday and to-day, which have led to the solution of the ian Cabinet crisis, and a ministry will be formed\u2019 either by Count Julius or Rassyor M.Koloman Szell.Should this news confirmed, it whi be due to the correct and phtriotic attitude of Francis Kossuth and his party.Kossuth declared resolutely against anything in the shape of a resolution, and even forbade any street demonstrations a the anniversary of his father\u2019s birth- y.VICTORIA MEMORIAL BUST UNVEILED IN PARISH CHURCH NEAR BALMORAL CASTLE.London, Sept.20\u2014At the parish church of Crathie, three-quarters of a mile from Balmoral Castle, which was attended by Queen Victoria, the King, iu the pres ence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark, Mr.Baliour, Lord Lansdowne, other ministers, and a distinguished congregation to-day unveiled a memorial bust of the late Queen Victorix, by the sculptor, Emil Fuchs, and two mural tablets in memory of the late Duke of Edinburgh and the Empress Frederick of Germany.The three memorials were erected at the expense of the King.General À.Miles was among the speakers.THE DEXTER TRAGEDY \u2014 MURDER BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN THE WORK OF POACHERS.Ogdensburg, N.Y., Sept.21.\u2014Mr.Or- lands P.Dexter, who was assassinated near his summer home in the Adirondacks, near Santa Clara, N.Y., on Saturday, has had much trouble ou late wit rties owning property adjoining to his.which has undoubtedly made him some enemies.The authorities are making every effort to apprehend the murderer.The dead man\u2019s body was taken to Malone, and will be sent to New York.The sheriff and possé ere at the scene of the murder.The mctive 18 believed to be revenge for Dexter's efforts to keep poachers off his Big e preserve.He had mach litigation, and many of the woodsmen felt bitter against him as they do against other wealthy gentiemen who have established game preserves in thg north woods, and who are held \u2018to be infringing on the ts of che original settlers.Some of these men had made threats against Mr.Dexter's life and naturally they arg under | suspicion.Mr.Lexter was of a reticent disposition.He was almost mysterious.It was known that he had a large ranch but would gain in value as academica at Santa Clara, in the Adirondacks, T that Geo.D.the ford Railway.His father, ter, lives in New Yor Mr.Dexter had been ice of the peace in South Norwalk for a number of ms.He was a bachelor and about forty-nine years old.MAYOR OF NEW YORK \u2014 MR.LOW WILL RECEIVE SUPPORT OF GREATER NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.New York, Sept.21.\u2014At a meeting of the leaders of the Greater New York Democracy to-night to determine whether the organization should oppose Mayor Low and the fusion ticket or make up a slate of its own, Mr.Wm.Hepburn Russell, who resigned to-night as commissioner of accounts, protested against the endorsement and criticized yor Low's administration as being principally Republican.Mr.Cantor, borough president, denounced Mr.Russell as having betrayed the organization as being desirous to be in league with Tammany Hall.Other leaders also condemned Mr.Russell for his failure .to support the Mayor.It was finally decided a vote of to 1, Mr.Russell being the only dissenter, to sustain the action of fusion conferees on the selection of Low, Grout and the Fornes, to head the ticket, BURNED TO DEATH.Ottawa, Sept.20.\u2014In a fire at Hull in the early hours of this morning Lorenzo Chouinard, the sixteen-year-old boy of Marcil Chouinard, was burned to death.The two went home from work at five o\u2019clock, and the father built a fire and went to sleep beside it, while the boy retired to an upstairs room.Half an hour afterwards the house caught fire in the attic and when the boy was endeavoring to escape he opened the wrong door and went into a clothes room, where he was suffocated.The house was badly gutted.POSTAL FRAUDS STERN BEFORE TORONTO JUDGE ON APPLICATION FOR EXTRADITION.Toronto, Sept.21.\u2014Louis Leopold , J.Stern, of Baltimore, wanted at Washington to answer charges in connection with frauds in the Post-office ment, was before Judge Winchester today on an application for extradition.He was remanded a week, as the papers which have so far arrived are not sufficient to make out a case against bim.The statements made to-day by Mr.Mayer, United States Post-office Ingpe - tor, charges that Stern, in Dec, 1801, obtained $5,029, and in Oct., 1902, $8,022, to supply straps for letter carrier satchels to the department.It is contended mb, of New York, who made the straps for Stern, had also\u2019 been id, but the documents presentéd -to- ay did not disclose anything that Stern received beyond the amounts above mien: tioned, which he appeared to be entitled to under his contract.FOOL JOKERS THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR À YOUNG WIFE'S DEATH, Newark, N.J., Sept.19\u2014Mrs.O.Mott committed suicide to-day at her home as the -result of a cruel practical joke played upon her by friends.Mrs.Mott was only eighteen years of age and had been married but a short time.She and her husband had lived happily until within the last few days when some mischievous friends intimated slyly that her husband had another wife living.She did not speak of the matter to her busband, but became moody.To her husband\u2019s anxious questions she made, evasive answers.In the meantime \u201cher \u2018friends\u2019 continued in their ersecution.This afternoon she was ound dead in her room with an empty carbolic acid vial lying near by.Mr.Mott is distracted with grief.A LONG RIDE TROOPER DAVIS THE FIRST TO REACH WEST POINT FROM OKLAHOMA.Newburgh, N.Y., Sept.21.\u2014Trooper vis, of the 8th United States Cavalry, has reached Westpoint, being the first of a detachment of twelve troopers who started from Oklahoma thirty days ago on a teat ride of two thousand miles.The men were allowed to eat and sleep when they Pleased.Relays of horses were provided ev thirty miles, the object of the ride being to cover the distance in the uhortest practicable time.Davis, the lightest man of the party, led his comrades at the start and bad the advantage of getting the pick of mounts at the relay stations, He rode up the east bank of the Hudson river after reaching New York until near Garrison, where his horse gave out.Davis weighed pounds when he started, an now weighs but 108 pounds.The record for the distance was 45 days.The ride is one of several taken to test the stamina of men and horses, made at the suggestion, of General Young, the new chief of staff.AN ANGRY LION HE TEARS OFF A KEEPER'S HAND IN STREET CARNIVAL.\u2014 East St.Louis, Ill, Sept.19.\u2014During a performance of a atreet carnival company to-day an angry lion sprang upon the keeper, Ricardo, who was in the cage, and tore off his right hand.Only the prompt work of attendants, who beat off the lion and dra Ricardo from the cage, saved the 's life.The lion bas killed three keepers.TO DINE SHAMROCKS.A Proposal to Banquet the Champions is Afoot.\u2014_\u2014 IT IS THOUGHT THE BOYS ARE DESERVING OF THIS WHEN THEY RETURN If negotiations are carried through, the Bhamrock lacrosse team will receive a rousing welcome and banquet upon its return from British Columbia.Ia local la-