The daily witness, 23 septembre 1904, vendredi 23 septembre 1904

[" DEF i PRE CW = Pine and lMilder.INVASION.Arehbishop of Canterbury\u2019s special train, a hii new engine, resumed \u2018trip to , ashington just before ten 0° 8 ne 0 JT 13 THE VIENNA| the Rec je Ellison, the ishop\u2019s ve .n, p Lov od TRADE\u2014TRIP secretory, answered for those in the 1.UGH UNITED STATES reabishop\u2019s private.oar, ingluding Mrs.©.CANADA FOR IN.Duin, iia that oe wes in.- i - .: OR Se FORMATION.With the Archbishop besides Mrs.Da- _\u2014 Vidson and Mr.) a, were the Rev.| ; ai some fifty-five gentlemen Hyla Holden and the Rev.J.Ellison, and 4 mght from Toronto by |attendants.It was rumored that a maid : sit up at tbe Quene\u2019s Hotel.was hurt, but her imjuries were not held E- \u2018rm Vienna.ey com-|to be serious.Traffic on the road was I: Lbers of the Vienna Chamber blocked for some time.Fr _.-¢ and other prominent busi- \u2014_ po \u201cthe city.CANADIAN LOYALTY.\u2014 à fashion in Europe now of : : e \u2018herring pond\u2019 for fun, and \u201c a:imen have caught the con- , Duly.while there may be the : pleasure, primarily, this par- A DEFAMER REPLIED TO BY THE MEMBER FOR BONAVENTURE.(Canadian Associated Press.) LE r , - - enlightenment.They have : liver hol Pure, Philadelphia, Chizage,{ London, Sept.23.\u2014A letter which ap- With FLN wara Falls and Toronto.peared last July in the Birmingham PL sui to know.They are de-|\u2018Post,\u201d signed by Walter Owen, who and wo.wring for themselves the com: claimed that Canada was gradually slip- EO prevail in the great ceu-| Ping &way and that no love existed he- sa.Ce opulation on this continent.| tWeen Quebec and Ontario, has been fs 1°.side-awake business men who replied to by Mr.Charles Marcil, M.P.pats .«ar learn something from for Bonaventure, in a letter to the \u2018Post,\u2019 : World.They speak in the! Which is published to-day.Mr.Mareil hina rial terms of the manner in] 8ays it is ridiculous.Canada was never vv have been treated whercver ; More loyal to the empire thah she is to- earl ive zone since they came to this day.No Canadian, he säys, would ever ; \u2018hey admire the ahead .charge French Canada with lacking in ont.Ihe; go- .n .winch they saw prevailed in the generosity or loyalty because he would \u201cites.and they think tnat Can- v better.If Mr.Owen had bren an i 0 \u2018ir as they have seen, snowz, Obgerver worthy of the names of Lord ; ess and energy.) Dufférin, the Duke of Argyll, Lord Ab- i \u2018bvisre noon to-day the party\u2018 erdeen and Lord Minto would not re ve vity Hall and paid their-re-, bave committed the unpardonable blun- pers to the Mayor.His Worsmip, ac-| der in his letter.enjs red by Aldermen Robillard, De £ere-.Lariviere, Turner, Bumbray an , Tins revived the visitors.The lat- CANADIAN CABLES.\u2014_ wr cre introduced by Dr.Kobatsch, : \u2014_\u2014 w.à + brief address in English, ex (Canadian Associated Press.) ar.prod the pleasure *liihe delegates at , London, Sept.23\u2014The Birmingham ght feng à°.\u20ac arprised at what they had Post is sending a correspondent to write pd Mi cel = 5 y up Canada as 1t is, because it believes rills fen this country and were delighted that self-interested writers have painted or vs ce, cordial reception everyone ac | the attractions of the Dominion in far ¢ faem.too vivid colors.n paragraphs they (3 Jones port etme fod pope adn het ght- wi er representatives and hoped they hinting at occasional ram.and wu.have a pleasant time here and London, Se , .; ; > pt.23.\u2014The \u2018Globe\u2019 says self, i ue their tour cf Canada and the! 4he resolution of the Canadien Manufac- CE Ro ; \u2018 turers\u2019 Association urging appoint- 00; ; 1 Turiet followed with a short ment of a royal commission directly con- ht- ame] charaber.Carries © tradicts the scoff Lord Rosebery reacon- em- .ae ing and the part left oe ed with in his last speech.Perhaps ol relay or à drive arom the city \u201cYen Lord Rosebtry will not have the ue \" ie mountain, where 1 hoon hardihood to maintain that the manu- \u201c5 srel.During the afternoon\u2019 they facturers of Canada are not at all likely .i \u201cAngus she s of the C 5 RS to damage their business for the sake of rht- | © Ang p eb Re sentiment.If Lord Rosebery knew | them silk vious i ; he would find them as level-hea an nk Fe oo oiling on the Ma yor the keen business men as are to be found ; Ee: ney wore met by the secretaty The \u2018Globe\u2019 believes that if the presant 4 =: formally received by tbe president, ©PPortunity for the consolidation of the | - M je E.Drummond, and the Coun.Empire is rejected the colonies severally | ht- « «te B'ard of Trade will make their own Arran ments wid ! ing Howa \u201cince some care an eatly to the rime ck, ered Vineent, who the.pretent, of Great Britain, and Canada will be ill, ange, deseribing, with the aid of the among the first.00 va 24 of Canada in the council room, The \u2018Westminster Gazette,\u201d referring Le cranpal poi > e estminster Gazette\u201d Le ou CT pages of interest through to the resolutions of the Canadian Manu- ers, j facturers\u2019 Association, urging higher du.of .\u201c |ties, says: \u2018We do not complain, but or ON BIRTH OF THE PRINCE.| this should make us see why the \u2018offer\u2019 | - is not forthcoming if Canada is not ready 50e TALTANS to give the only thing for which Mr.| +4 IANS OF MONTREAL SEND, Chamberlain said we ougt to \u2018pay\u2019.cep COMGRATULATIONS TO THEIR : MAJESTIES 75 HJESTLES OF ITALY, THE + SLOCUM\u2019 DISASTER C A \u201cme of the birth of the heir \u2014 Its, ° san throne, the Italian resj-| FEARFUL LOSS OF LIFE DUE TO! nk, : hls city through Mr.Antonio IGNORANCE AND INCOMPE- a sent the following cable, con- oC 8 ; 58e Er £ ber Majesties on the happy TENCE OF THE CREW.tte Ce ; New York, Sept.23\u2014The local board m- = \u2019 fame and mn that of the good of steamboat inspectors, which has been tburers who are found scattered : : Je & ; \u201c+ reign country, the Dominion of | \\nYestigafing the \u2018General Slocum\u2019 steam- Û Lil we wsh a long life and a happy boat disaster last summer, has complet- rts, \u201c1+ Majesty and his royal wife ed its work, says the \u2018Herald, and sub- in K © > voung Prince Humbert.\u2019 \"| mitted.its report to Mr.Robert $.Rodie, : recived yesterday by Mr the supervising inspector.The report, 00 5 1s followa:-\u2014 \u2018| which is, signed by James A.Dumont ) \u2018Racconigi Sept.21, [and Thomas H.Barrett, contains the fol- ses, cL Antonio: \u2014 + 7 {lowing principal pointe; That the fire on of Muestr the - ei the steamboat was discovered at the 50 i MES EE kindly for upper end of Be wlan meadows and MINISTRE v vv » North, Brother Island, was the nearest Jue.[FTRE PONZIO VAGLIA.available.int to beach the steamer; that the;Jife-preserving appliances in the PRIMATE IN A WRECK.vessel were adequate, but that had the 1 \u2014_ General Slocum\u2019 been supplied with dou- ° 5 CONVEYING ~1-| hle: the number not another life would el- 2 (ON EYING HIS GRACE have been saved because of the ignorance wi, LAR HARBOR TO WASH- and incompetence af the crew: that there 15 «LUN MEETS WITH DIs- was an absolute Jack of discipline oh the ASTER.part.of the crew because of the negli- on C ASTER gence -of -the master and of the pilot; A Us ok that fire drills had been neglected, and 19; or ~kfield, Macs, Sept: pa that had: the crew been trained as the Le dard es Lae b re.Mai PP) law requires such a disaster would have ith 3 25 trom Bar Harbor, ) ane, been almost inconceivable; that one of ° Th pan wrecked on the Les the crew in his ignorance added to the C UE ; \u2018vision ot © ey incipient flames by throwing thereon an y Sh {allway near the Station} empty bag which had contained charcoal; a o IN Archbishop was not | that the, chief engineer was grossly negli.\"ough considerably shaken UP-| gent when notified of the fire, that he .int Morgan, of New York, i did not see the hose had been connected Co Ton the train, accompanying and the water .turned on; that \u2018the 1i- op, was shaken up, but not) Censes of William H.Van Schai¢k, mas- | .ter, and Edward Van Wart, pilot, and ©.running at the rate of} Benjamin F.Conklin, chief engineer, be père «un hour, was just passing the, .revoked.1a detached locomotive, 2 ° \u2018Referring further to the beaching of wn drawing a train on the.the \u2018General Slocum,\u2019 at North Brother held branch, ran on to the; Island, we would be remiss in our duty I'he engineer of the special jf we failed to mention the.unselfish z°r signal, but owing to the heroism displayed on this occasion by \u2018he train and the slippery Mr.Everett Brandow, second engineer \u201cue mist of early morning, of the steamer, in the performance of Impossible to more than his duty, who remained at the throttle the speed of the locomo- of his engine, answering all bells prompt- vraineer of the branch en-; Jy, until his services were no longer re- - on-rush of the special.but | quired, this notwithstanding the commo- \u201cie to move out of the way.tion and panic on the steamer at the +\u2019~ train struck the North time and without means of knowing from ine with a terrific crash! personal observation from his post in ! The locomotive of: the engin\u201d room, what the chances must \u201ctin was thrown from thel be of saving his own life\u2019 ; \u201c +1 across the east-bound| The report also commends the captains « wreek of the North Brook- and crews of the \u2018Franklin?the A assas- The cars did not leave the] soi,\u2019 the \u2018Walter Tracy.\u201d the \u2018Wade,\u2019 the MR nop country.Its \u2018rest,\u2019 or reserve accoufft, of very few banks of which that can is most excellent.> py NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT FROM THE MINISTER OF FINANCE, Ottawa, Sept.23.\u2014In view of the re flections which have been passed u Mr.F.B.Wade, ex-M.P., tor acce ing the chairmanship of the Transcohti ental Railway Comission, after denying last session the rumor that connect-: ed his name therewith, the Minister of | Finance has made a statement of the\u2019 circumstances attending Mr.Wadg\u2019s.call to this responsible position.Hon.Mr.Fielding assercs » that Mr.Wade's statement \u2018n° the \u2018 House.\u2018w made in :good faith \u2018and was aMoiu correct in\u201d letter and spirit, and \u201cgot any way ificonsistent with his \u201cpf i At the close of the sg sion of 1803 the Finance Minister, - in view of Mr.Wade's connection with No#s Scotia railways, asked Mr.Wade if he would accept appointment as Maritime Province renresentative on the Transcontinental Railway Commission.After consideration, Mr.Wade decided not to accepi any position which wouid interfere with his continuing in parliament as member for Annapolis county.\u2019; Owing to the necessity \u2018or further legislation in connection with the amend-! ments to the contract the appointment of the commission was postponed and the latter dropped.That was the state of affairs in Apri last when a member of the House of Commins referred to Mr.Wade as one who was sitting mn the House with an appointment to the Commission in his pocket, or something to that effect.Mr.Wade thereupon promptly gave the answer which has been quoted, and which, as I have said, was absolutely correct in every respect.There was at this time no understanding of any kind as to Mr.Wade's appointment, and in consequence of his own action he has not submitted his name to my cplleagies.Months after this, and about the close of the session, Mr.Wade's pame was freèly mentioned in connection with the appointment by a| quent action.\u2019 particularly his colleagues from the Maritime Provinces.Much as we val, ued Mr.Wade's secvices in parliament, : much as we knew the electors of Anna-: polis valued them, we thought his special fitness for the work of the Commission was such that his name should not be dropped without further consideration.Without any application or suggestion whatever on his part, but entirely in consequence of the strong views expressed by his friends in parliament his name was brought up, and and it was decided that he should be urged to reconsider his decision and accept the appointment.After further consultation and after obtaining the assent of the executive and of the leading friends of his constitwency he agreed to accept the appointment.He was never at any time an applicant for the position.The office sought him | and there is nothing whatever in connection with the appointment that does not reflect the highest credit upon him.GERMANY AND ROUMANIA, mm \u201d NEGOTIATIONS REGARDING COMMERCIAL TREATIES.Homburg, Sept.23\u2014Chancellor von Bulow and M.Sturditza, Premier of Roumania, met here yesterday to {alk over personally the obstacles to the proposed commercial treaty between Germany and Roumania, that have caused the failure of prolong'd negotiations through other channels.An agreement is expected to be reached through this conference, as was the case irom the meeting of the Chancellor von Bulow and M.Witte, President of the Minis! terial Council of Russia, at Norderney, in the Russian negouations.Count von \u2018Director\u2019 and the \u2018Golden Rod,\u2019 for sav- \u201cfield, Mazs., Sept.23.\u2014The| ing lives from the \u2018Slocum.\u2019 + ol he we 51 is ta Bulow was minister at Bucharest for five.eT Sh nA re WP AAR ho bises dm +.ed 7 -_ amis, ae RT MEIGHEN.>, Me.Robert Meighen, president of the Lake of the Woods Milling Comma has been elected a director of the Bank of Tronoto.a roro 3 forty-eight years old, and is pre sen cree financial \u2018said, and its position in all other respects MR.WADE\u2019S APPOINTMENT.\u2018years and \u2018has\u2019 therefore personal know- »smoothiy.The Agrarians woul \u201cmost favored treaties under which: the United States, Great Britain and other | number of members of the House, and; x The Bank of Toronto is ; C institutions in \u2018the exceeds its paid-up capital, it being one \\ A ledge of Roumanian conditions.The German Chancellor's great project, begun four years ago, of heightening the tariff and negotiating thereon for reciprocal trade treaties with other Continental states, is nearing conclusion.One more parliamentary battle musi be.won in inducing the Reichstag to accept the.new treaties.- The old treaties will then be denounced and German foreign trade will be regulated for twelve years by an intricate system of give-and-take treaties.\u2018Ireaties of this character have already been negotiated with Italy, Bel- glum and Russia, and an understanding has been reached with Switzerland wbich .can.be perfected into the form of a treaty without difficulty.Negotiations with Amsiria-Humgary have ragged, but Jutterly have \"been * progresging' more like to fôrce the government to demounce the éountries have the benefit of conventional rates.Although the government and German manufacturers are not satisfied with the present commercial relations with America and would prefer to regulate differences by means of a direct treaty.Germany is not likely to make proposals for a commercib treaty with the United States because a favorable response seems improbable.Speculation and discussion of the new commercial treaties Till the German papers, as the subject is considered of tremendous importance to the economic future of the Empire.Count von Bulow\u2019s personal fortunes are also regarded as closely related to the result of reciprocal trade arrangements.The Emperor, it is understood, has given him a free hand.Should the reciprocal fabric fail -or being accepted, fail of beneficial effect on both manufactures and agriculture, the authority of the Premier would be greatly affected.¥ A\u2018 FATAL RUSH.MANY SCHOOLCHILDREN KILLED Cincinnati, Sept.23.\u2014During the morn- Ing recess to-day of the public school at Pleasant Ridge, about twenty miles north of this city, a number of children lost their lives.A playful rush was made into the outhouse, which gave way, precipitating about twenty children into the vault.Nine dead bodies have been recovered, THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY.DR.KING RETURNS TO OTTAWA, AFTER PLACING BRONZE POSTS.Ottawa, Sept.23\u2014Dr.W.F.King, chief astronomer of the Dominion, has returned from the Pacific coast, where, with Mr.O.H.Tittman, of the United States Coast Geodetic Survey, he superintended the placing of the bronze posts: marking the boundary between Canada and Alaska, as decided by the London tribunal.The new boundary has been fixed at Chilcat and a party is now delimiting the frontier in the Stikine section, which is expected to be completed next month.ee.THE OTTAWA FAIR.Ottawa, Sept.23.\u2014The streets of the capital have seldom looked as busy as they have the last three days with the crowds that have been pouring in from all the neighboring districts and even from Northern New York state, to see the Central Canada Fair.Yestérday's attendance was 23,800, just one thousand more than on Wednesday, and today will probably equal this record if the threatened rain holds off.The Exhibition management have every reason to congratulate themselves on the success that has attended the fair of 1004, the biggest and best ever held ind - \u201ccorrespondent adds.that there is an un- j for a certain period othersatock.| IMPORTANT CONFERENCE AT ED- question of neutrality aloñe would prob-.\u2018 RECIPROCITY.REPUBLICAN LEADERS AGREE TO ADOPT PLANK IN PLATFORM._\u2014 Boston, Mass., Sept.23.\u2014After a conference of some of the Republican leaders yesterday it was announced that the platform will contain a reciprocity with Canada, WHAT REDMOND WANTS \u2018AN IRISH PARLIAMENT \u2018\u201cINDEPENDENT OF ALIEN INFLUENCE.\u2019 Chicago, Sept.23.\u2014To a big.audience 1s countrymen, Mr.John E.Redmond, the Irish Nationalist, bas uttered this warning: \u2018Our rac& is slipping from its moorings\u2014it is dying, we are passive and inactive Ireland will cease to be the home of the Celt.There are more old men and little children and fewer young men and women in that island than any other country on earth.The death of the race can only be warded off by acting in the living present.We must not neglect an opportunity\u2019 Then he made this igtion: \u2018We shal] seize our opportunities.He- fore the oldest man in this audience.is dead Ireland will have won a goed meas ure of self government.\u2019 \u201c Mr.Redmond declared he wanted to take back to Ireland with him nfty thousand dollars, subscribed by Irish Americans.Following his plea, the chairman, Mr.John F.Fimerty.announced that sympathetic Chicago Trish- men already had subscribed $1,000.Resolutions were adopted declaring that the \u2018certain fixed and positive demand of \u201cHome rule for Ireland.\u201d\u2019 It was explained that by \u2018Home Rule\u2019 was meant\" the vesting of the government of Ireland in a parliament assembled upon the soil of Ireland independent of alien influence.CAPTURED BY BRIGANDS.BRITISH MERCHANT AT RABAT TAKEN PRISONER WHILE OUT FISHING.London, Sept.23.\u2014The \u2018Times\u2019 corre spondent at Tangier telegraphs that Mr.Lee, a British merchant at Rabat, has begn captured by brigands, while fishing in the Rabat river.A companion named Broome escaped after being fired at.The confirmed Tumor that Mr.Lee has been liberated.or # = a ame | \\ GOAL.AND.STREL SHARES, PANIES\u2019 CASE BEFORE THE ONTARIO COURT OF APPEALS, Toronto, Sept.23.\u2014The hearing of the Christian Brothers\u2019 appeal against Judge McMahon's judgment preventing them teaching without the usual teacher\u2019s certificates in the Ontario separate \u2018schools, was delayed this mornig by the continuation of the Mmportant suit between the Elgin and Atlas n Companies.The case is of especial interest to Montreal- ers, as it exclusively concerns the disposal of the Dominion Coal and Steel shares, in which the Elgin had, through the Atlas, been investing.The suit is being heard before the Ontario Court of Appeals, the highest in the province.The full bench of five judges is hearing the case, namely, Chief Justice Moss, Judges Osler, McLennan, \u2018Garrow and Maclaren.The interests of the insolvent Elgin Company are being presented by the London Loan\" and Saving Company, for which Mr.George C.Gibbons, K.C., is counsel, and the insolvent At- lag by the Hon.S.H.Blake, for the liquidators of the company,\u2019 the National Trust Company.\u201cThe appeal -is to set aside a judgment against the National Trust Company for \"$7,100, for having wrongfully withheld \"for \u2018the Atlas 525 shares of Dominion Coal stock \u2018belonging to the Elgin Loan Company, which during the delay fell from $1.05 to 98 cents.and for also having wrongfully withheld INTERNATIONAL LAW.INBURGH, Edinburgh, Sept.23.\u2014A conference of the Institute of International Law, comprising the leading jurists\u201d bf the world, commenced here \u2018yesterday \u2018under the presidency of Lord Reay;- \u2018Many well- known European lawyers wefe present.The proceedings, which were private, were conducted in French.The principal subjects discusséd were arbitration treaties, their proper interpretation, \u2018international conventions, the position of forefgners in the military service of belligerents and declarations of war and neutrality.Sir Thomas Barclay, vice- president of the International Law Association, one of those attending the conference, said the consideration of the ably occupy the institute for four or five days.DEATH OF DR.CURTISS.Chicago, Sept.23\u2014A cablegram received here announces the sudden death of apoplexy, in London, of Dr.Samuel Ives Curtiss, senior professor of the Chicago Theological Seminary and a leading Presbyterian churchman cf the west.urtiss : was returning from.plank favoring the Irish people is and forever shall be : ELGIN AND ATLAS LOAN COM-| Engineer\u2019s- Supply Company\u2019s \u2014 Parce One CENT.| A GOOD REASON.Sympathetic Cousin\u2014\u2018Poor boy! I'm so sorry you didn\u2019t pass your What was the reason, I wonder?Poor boy (also wondering) \u2014\u2018I can\u2019t think.\u2014Punch.\u2019 NEWS IN BRIEF.\u2014 exam.The Japanese are said to have cape tured three forts, though one was recap.bured.Stoessel\u2019s wife has been wounded.An official telegram to Tokio mentions an outpost skirmish north of Liao yang in which the Russians were driven\u2019 further northward.; A Moscow report says Russian soldiers revolted at Klutsthky barracks because they had bad no food for two days.Lady Curzon, wife of the Viceroy of India, is lying seriously ill of acute peritonitis, at Dover, England.Mr.Lee, an Englishman, has been captured by Moroccan brigands.The Archbishop of Canterbury has left Mount Desert Island for Washington.Charles Antler, Buchanan, attempted to murder his son-in-law and afterwards committed suicide.The woman XHed by a car in Notre Dame airest on Wednesday has been identi 4s Malvina Samson.Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Hon.G.W.Ross and Sir Howard Vincent were the principal speakers on tariff reform at the Windsor Hotel.last night., A lieutenant of the Denver fire brigade is dead and 17 firemen dangerously ill through inhaling nitric acid.\u2014_\u2014\u2014,\u2014 LADY CURZON\u2019S CONDITION.London, Sept.23.\u2014The condition of Lady Curzon, wife of the Viceroy of India, who was taken ill two days ago, is still critical, but was slightly improved this morhing.A despatch from Wal.mer Castle says her strength is well maintained.Five doctors were in at tendance upon her throughout the night.Simla, Sept.23.\u2014The greatest concern is felt here because of Lady Curzon\u2019s illness, and the latest bulletins regarding her ladyship\u2019s condition are anxiously awaited.atin FOUR MURDERS.Norfolk, Va.Sept.23.\u2014Patrolman John McNierney was shot and killed last night by a safe breaker whom he found in a store.Barrington, N.H., Sept.23.\u2014William Jenkins and \u2018Rus\u2019 Brown, both of North- wood, became involved in a quarrel yes \u2018terday, and Jenkins\u2019 dead body was found later in the road, with a deep wound in the skull.Brown is missing, and is being searched for.Wilkesbarre, Pa., Sept.23.\u2014In a street quarrel at Hudson last night John Cole man, a bar tender, shot and killed John Scanlon, a teamster.The murderer es caped.Pittsburg, Sept.23.\u2014John Wasbit, aged 58, a caretaker on a farm near here, was murdered last night by a tramp whom he had ordered from the premises.The tramp hit Wasbit on the head with a piece of gas pipe, crushing his skull.The murderer escaped.\u2014\u2014 FINE AND MILDER.The- shrilling locust weaves A song of summer dead, Toronto, Sept.23, 11 a.m.\u2014Victoria, 66\u2014 48; Calgary, 44\u201434; Minnedosa, 56\u201460; Parry.Sound, 54\u201438; Toronto, 54\u201442; Ot- \u2018tawa, 54\u201436; Montreal, 48\u201434: Quebec, 44\u2014 80; Halifax, 52\u201428.Moderate to fresh south-east to south winds: fine and milder.Saturday, fine and mostly mild.Local showers are reported in the Terr:- tories, Manitoba and the Lake Superior distriet.Elsewhere the weather remains fine.The outlook is still showery for Manitoha.1628 Notre Dame street, Montreal, Sept.23, 1904.\u2014Readings by the Optical & Standard Barometer at noon Ottawa, 2 Syria, where hé Lad-\"been etudying pri- \u2018mitive semitic religions.Yesterday, 30.70; 11 am.to-day, 30.58 Temperature, - Max.Min.\"To-day +.«+ 0.5 .Yesterday ov oo ae oo +.48 3 yori ND = a RE ii ay \u201cang.eke \u201cwe | j j 5 \u20ac 7 i { ; 2 \u2014\u2014 GIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Notices of dirthe, marriages end deaths must inverd: 0bly be mmdorsed with the name and address of hs sondor, or otherwise no noties ean du fahen of dem.Birth notioes are inserted for Ma, riage notices Ar 200, doxih natives for Se prepaid.The en Rounonnent of Suniral eppanded to death netics.83e wire ; other eptenoions to obisuary, such as short wbotcA pt, #00 sento por word autre, eveepi POctry, woe Le 00 conts par line entre \u2014preçaié Annual subecriders may have auneumenm mis « JMrthe, morriage and deaths (without sstsmded \u201cebltuery or vuruss/ cesurring tn their immediate Familles free ef charye, in whish oses name cad address of sabacriders shout be géo.BIRTHS.ELLIOTT.\u2014On Sept.22, 1904, a son to Mr.Ta Mrs.H.J.Elliott, South Durham, ue.MARRIED.CAMERON \u2014 HARVEY \u2014 At Barrington, Que, on Sept.21, 1904, by the Rev.A.Lee.B.A., Charles Eddy Cameron, of Hemmingford, to Sylvia Janet Harvey, only daughter of the late Henry Harvey, of Calumet, Michigan, U.S.A.COONS \u2014 COONS \u2014 At the Methodist parsonage, Winchester, by the Rev.D.Winter, president of the Montreal conference, on Sept.20, 1904, Herbert s.Coons, to Cora Coons, both of the Township of Winchester.DAVIES \u2014 HUME \u2014 At 55 Victoria street, N.E., Rideau Ward, Ottawa, on Sept.20, 15%, by the Rev.Joseph White.M.J.Hume to T.J.Davies, Both of Ottawa.FLEMING\u2014PEPPER.\u2014 On Sept.20, 1904, &t 191 Quebec avenue, Toronto Junction, by the Rev, John Pepper, B.A.the father of the bride, assisted by the pastor of Anpette Street Mehodist Church, the Rev TP.Egerton Shore, M.A., B.D., Raphael Stuart Fleming, B.A, of Brownsville, Ont., to Laura Antoinette Pepper, M.E.IRVING \u2014 KIDNER \u2014 At St.Andrew's Church, Dotroit, on Sept.20, 1904, Inez Alberta, eldest daughter of John Kidner, to John Irving, of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.LAING\u2014MACDONALD.\u2014 At the Presby- terlan Church, Wingham, Ont., on Sept.21 1904, by the Rev.D.Perrie, assisted by the Rev.A.A.Laing, B.A., Claude L.Laing, manager of the Bank of Hamilton, Berlin, to Nellie, youngest daugh- ot P.Macdonald, M.P., of Wing- , Ont.LEARMONTH\u2014MOE\u2014At Ormstown, Que, où.Wednesday, Sept.21, 1904, by the Kev.D.W.Morison, D.D., Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Fisher Moe, to George Everett Lear- month, M.D, of High River, Alberta.MAW _McCLENAGHAN.- On Sept.20, 1904, bythe Rev.Thos.A.Mitchell, Cote des Neiges, Robert Maw, Jjr., of Montreal, to Margaret Scott, daughter of Geo.Mc- Clenaghan, Howick, Que.MORRISON \u2014 RATHWELL \u2014 On Sept.Zl; 1904, at St.Martin's Church, Montreal, by the Kev: G.Osborne Troop,M.A., rector, Mr.Edward Morrison, of Shrews- bury, Que, tv Miss Catherine Rathweli.McINTOSH\u2014THOMSON \u2014At the residence of'the bride\u2019s father, on Sept.21, 1904, by the Rev.E, B.Ryckman, D.D., Cornwall.assisted by the Rev.P.L.Langui.Mart wn, John P.Melntosh, Cornwall, sO of Alexander J.Mcintosh, of \u2018The Gléh,' Charlottenburgh, to Lizzy J.Thomson, eldest daughter of William Thomson of the same place.RODGERS\u2014CLEARY.\u2014On Sept.21, 1904, at the Methodist Church, Shawbridge, Que., by the Rev.A.S.Cleland, Alice Maud Mary, eldest daughter of Mr.Elijah query to George Rodgers, of Lakefield, ue, ROSS\u2014HENDERSON.\u2014At Brooklyn, N.Y., on Sept.21, 1904, William Russell Ross, formerly of Montreal, to Mima E.Henderson, daughter of the late W.S.Henderson, of Quebec.SHENSTONE\u2014PATERSON.\u2014 At the residence of the bride\u2019s parents, 167 Walmer road, Toronto, on Sept.20, 1904, by the Rev.Dr.Wallace, assisted by the bride's uncle, the Rev.A.R.Gregory, Kitty Allison, the only daughter of John A.Paterson, K.C., to Mr.Saxon F.Shenstone, ef Chicago.BTANFORD \u2014 CUMMING \u2014 On Sept.20, 1804, at the home of the bride's mother, by the Rev.W.A.Mcliroy, Margaret B., youngost daughter of the late James Cumming, of Ottawa East, to William, second son of Thomas Stanford, Esq.TRIVETT \u2014 DRIFFILL \u2014 At 13 Maitland Place, Toroato, the residence of tha bride's parents, on Sept.20, 1904, by the Rev.George M.Brown, president of the Torento Conference, Frances Eleanor, youngest daughter of James Drill, of H.M.Cus oms, to Mr.Waiter F.Trivett, of the Cron Lands Department, son o\u2019 Mr.George Trivett, Newmarket.DIED.BALDWIN \u2014 At Portage la Pairle, Mani- tdba, on Sept.19, 1904, of typhoid lever, Willlam Augustus Baldwin, eldest son of the late Willlam Ross Baldwin, of Lis- more Ireland, and grandson of the late Willlam Augustus Baldwin, of \u2018Mash- quoteh,\u2019 Toronto, Canada, io his 27th year.DAVEY \u2014 At Waterloo, Ont., on Sept.19, 1904, Catharine Paul, widow of the la'e T.W.Davey, in ber \u20180th year.JOHNSTON.\u2014At Walkerton, Ontario, on Sept.16, 1904, Mr.James Johnston, ot Kincardine, in his eighty-eight year.WILSON \u2014 At Richmond, Indiana, W.Percy Wilson, son of the late Thomas Wilson, stockbroker.Funeral rotice later.These sending nottos for De adowe column may send with them a list of mames of fnterested friends together with & ons-cent stamp for each address, and marked copies of the * Witness containing (Ae notice, will be promptly madicd.For addresses tn Soreign countries (rec ocnts will be required.| c\u2014 Notices received toc iate for this page may possibly be In time for page & re Advertisements.RUBBER TUBING.Rubber Packing, Waste, White Lead, etc.Paints and Ready Mixed.Hardware, Tools, etc.D.DRYSDALE, 645 ORAIG STREET, QL NEWSPAPERS, » sultable for wrapping purposes, for sale at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, in 18-1b, packages at $1 per 100 lba, _ Oaku m eS.CA THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS RSLEY Ct.COAT are the newest patterns known.first floor.Continued To-morrow (Saturday.) X tunity to secure one of these very fine mantles at eus pa elf every style is thoroughly up-to-date.The materials DIVIDED INTO THREE SEPARATE ; $10.00 coast, $4.95; $11.00 coats, $5.25; $15.00 coats, $7.50, Mantle Salon, THE FALL AND WINTER | SAL LOTS.MEN'S RAIN and $9.60 OVERCO These are coats that do double duty, seams, box back and full raglanctte skirt, excellent \u2018coat for 89.50.The Big on Saturday for.ce es than they do of its cheapness.ys: .BOYS\u2019 RUSSTAN COATS\u2014These Russ made for little men from two to five ment.SPECIAL PRICE.finished with brass anchor buttons, s PRICES FROM.Special price to-morrow.FALL KID GLOVES.$1.00 French Kid Gloves, 75¢ pair.\u2014 These gloves are made from selected kid skins by the best glove makers in Paris, newest shades for fall wear, two: dome fastener, an excellent dress or shopping kid glove.75c Special price, per pair .All Kinds of ELECTRICAL WORK at the CRESCENT ELECTRIC CO.at mod erate figures.THE CRESCENT ELECTRIC CO.2003 St.Catherine Nt.Tel.Cp O71.a TEES & CO.Funeral Directors & Embaimers 300 $T.JAMES ST Main 327, Up.1663, Up.1301, HARRISON'S Milk Made Is nutritious, BREAD Tel.Mount.386 Office :14 Somerville Ave., Wesmount I's Worth While SEEING \u2014\u2014 HE LOCKER CO.\u2019S Artistic display of ANDIRONS and FIREPLACE FURNITURE.1753 Notre Dame Street.BODY IDENTIFIED.MALVINA SAMSON THE NAME OF THE GIRL KILLED BY ELEC- ~ TRIC CAR.> The body of the young woman who was killed by an electric car on Notre Dame street, near St.Lambert Hill, on Wednesday night, was identified at the morgue yesterday evening by J.L.Le- claire, proprietor of the Brokers\u2019 Lunch Room, St.Francois Xavier street, \u2018by whom she had been employed.The young woman was Malvina Samson, who had resided in the rear of No.4 St.Charles Borrommee street.She came to the city from Cave Griffon, Gaspé, some time ago, and it is not known whether she had any relatives residing in the city or not.An inquest was beld over the body yesterday afternoon.A number of witnesses were heard, who testified that the car was going at a fair rate of speed, and the motorman was attending to his busi- Dess at the time of the accident.The young woman did not pay any attention to the approaching car, although the motorman rang his gong to warn her.The jury returned a verdiet exonerating the motorman and conductor from all blame, BOYS\u2019 RUSSIAN COAT Parents who care for the lasting qualities and good looks of the clothing they buy for \u2018their boys, think more of the excellence of the Carsley Clothing ) Here are two exccllent garments for the isfactory garment for dress or school wear, all sizes.«S.CARSLEY 1765 to 1783 Notre Dame Bt.184 to 104 &t.James St.MONTREAL \u2018toque depends on.its The Greatest Value we Have Ever Offered in FALL OVERGOATS.ATS for $6.90.they are equally serviceable as a.Fall i Overcoat and invaluable as a rain coat, made by the best maker of High Grade ! Men's Clothing in Canada, and finished equal to any custom-made garment.The material used is Imported Venetian Cloth, in dark and raglanette cuffs, lined mercerized Italian cloth, y shade, self collar silk stitched, overlap slashed pockets, a perfect fitting and Store will offer this splendid coat cnn.$6.90 and REEFERS.ian coats are the smartest garment ever years, made of brown chev:ot cloth and blue beaver, neatly trimmed and well finished., A comfortable stylish gar- -\u2026 85.25 BOYS' REEF ERS\u2014Boys\u2019 Reefers in blue-black cheviot cloth, double-breasted, plendid lining, cut latest style.A sat- $2.50 to $3.75 READY-TO-WEAR HATS.From among twenty different styles of ready-to-wear hats we have selected this special novelty for Saturday shop pers: .LADIES\u2019 CAMEL\u2019S HAIR NEW YORK SAILOR, in black, navy, brown or green, trimmed at back with contrasting shades of ribbon and quill.or ve .re se rr $1.85 NEW FALL HOSIERY.For Ladies\u2014Time now to change your summer hosiery for the more comfortable kinds we have here for fall wear.Ladies\u2019 Leama Cashmere Hose, all sizes, fast black.Price.Ce eee ee ee as 44c Tan Cashmere Hose, in the mew shades, for fall wear.Price.ee ee es 31c LIMITES.The Daily Witness, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT.23.OF INTEREST TO WOMEN AUTUMN MILLINERY.Since the millinery opening at the stores of Messrs.¥.Carsley & Co.a goodly number of fashionable hats have passed already from the show-rooms, to appear a little later completing many an effective toilet.There are many other attractive examples of the milliner\u2019s art remaining to be yet chosen, in hats both large and small.And, by the way, the bats this fall seem to be all eitlrer quite large or quite small, with few of the \u2018between\u2019 size.- One of the picture hats shown here is of a rich dark green velvet, with decided crown and straight brim drooping slightly in frent and back.Rows of ruffed ribbon edged with shaded chenille surround the crown, and at the left side, caught with a buckle is a shaded green Paradise osprey flowing towards the back.A handsome large black imported hat of the kind that looks so well on the head of the tall blonde type, and which in fact is being copied for a young lady visitor from another city, is of black miroir velvet, with Henry VIII.crown and wide brim, drooping rather than upturned.Chenille medallions are let into the brim, and the velvet ig folded on the crown, around which is brought a scarf of Duchesse ribbon, tied in long-looped bows at the back.Three black ostrich feathers are placed high near the front.The smart effect of one black velvet shape, which is somewhat unusual, the brim being rolled on each side rather higher than the crown, the latter of the torpedo shape, A black plume is caught at the left with a buckle of cut steel.In the dreary season of fall, a hat \u2018warm\u2019 in color is liked by many, and this fall a good deal of terra cotta is in evidence.A Gainsborough hat of miroir velvet in this color is shown here, having a brim rolling at the left side.The rather high crown is surrounded by a scarf of Duchess ribbon in a lighter shade of terra cotta, fastened in front pith an oblong buckle of cut steel, and finishing in lon notted pnishing g ed sash ends at This is to be notably a \u2018brown\u2019 season where feminine dress i concerned.To mention only two of many brown hats shown here: One is a serviceable and at the same time pretty medium-sized hat of brown beaver, with shaded brown tips curling over the front of the slightly rolling brim.Another has a much-in- dented brim of alternate rows of velvet and shaded: bronze chenille, with \u2018foliage and ribbon as trimming, 207 : | thrde active circles, with 42 members; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1904 mr rt ne We have devoted a great amount CHILDREN'S CLOTHING t the closest margin of profit! broldered name band; Special fancy name band; price, 6 , same band; price 7Bc.in ALL-WOOL FANCY STRIPED THE JOHN WORPHY COMPANY LINE BOYS\u2019 AND CHILDREN'S ~ CLOTHING DEPT, ! ARTMENT this Fall, never In better shape to vie\u201d perfect satisfaction to large stock made to our special order by the best manufactyrers, is re- \u2018plete with everything new and up-to-date, It merits a visit from all multe the most of their money in fall buying for the children! Children\u2019s Tams! .CHILDREN'S NAVY CLOTH Jams, Quilted lining, CHILDREN\u2019S TAMS, in Navy Velvet, or EXTRA QUALITY NAVY CLOTH TAMS, soft \u2018Children's Russian Suits à \u201cEspn lined, trimmed braid, fancy buckle; - CHILDREN\u2019S RUSSIAN SUITS, in extra good quality Navy Serge.7 bloomer pants, well lined, coat trimmed with braid, leather :# Dduckle; ages 3 to 8 years; price.$5.75.of thought and care to opr BOYS\u2019 and and It certainly was its patrons! The and the prices are based on who want to plain or fancy em- Navy Cloth, embroidered, crown, plain or fancy TWEED, loose pleated sleeves,bloom- ages 3 to 8 years; price, belt with Uprivalled assortment! 2 LADIES\u2019 FALL JACKETS! AN Something to suit everybody! S$ right in style, right in fit, right in material! Right in price, THE JOBN MURPH - Terms Cash.2341 and 2343 8T.OATHERINE STREET, Tel.Up 2740.COMPANY, LIMITED, Cor.Metcalfe.There are certain masculine novelists who, hazarding a description of their -herpine\u2019s, head-gear, speak always of it as a \u2018bonnet,\u2019 a term which the youthful heroine would certainly not herself apply 4o the artistic creation she calls her hat.Nevertheless, there are really bon- pets, and a time arrives when one is -mobe graceful and.beéoming than a hat.Mast vaf e shown are in black with sft.\u2018tips and relieved with a touch of white, but there are others in colors.\u2018One that would look pretty over soft white hair is in purple velvet, gathered in shell effect.with fine chenille bandeau, knots of: purple duchesse ribbon, and white osprey with cut :teel ornament in front.: For the little folk some extremely pretty hats are provided, with more variety in their make-up than one usually sees in children\u2019s head-covering.A very dainty one is of white swan\u2019s-down felt faced with\u2019 white moire, which material is also puffed about the wide crown and the edge of the brim.Others are in plush with shirred facings, and some have long ties of wide soft ribbon, which look very nice on the little wearers.KING'S DAUGHTERS.GROWTH DURING THE THREE YEARS.Toronto, Sept.22.\u2014The delegates to the Dominion Convention of the King's Daughters held three sessions yesterday.The feature of the afternoon session was the presentation of the triennial reports from Ontario, Quebec and Now runswick, on the work of the order in those provinces.Mrs, Savage said that seventy-six circles and seventy- six detached workers, with a total membership of 1, constituted the fotal number of the \u2018daughters\u2019 in Ontario in 1891, while at the prevent time there were seventy-seven circles and sixty-seven detached workers, with a total of 1,587 members.The amount raised by the thirty-one circles from which reports were received was $4,795.22.Twenty- three circles, with 485 members, had been organized, the greatest increase being in the past year.Five country circles and five city assemblies had been formed.Miss Helen S.Barker reported for the New Brumswick circles.The work, especially the financial work, in that pro- vinee had greatly increased in three years, she said.here were 11 circles, with 317 members; two new ones had been organized, while several had fallen away.hé circle membership was 194, and \u201cthe detached 123.Miss E.M.Gomery, Montreal, in the report for Quebec, stated that the province made a good showing the past three years.Since 1901 six circles were organized, while seven had disbanded.Thé total membership was 801, \u2018I'he Anglican Cathedral in Montreal had PAST another church had seven under circles, while nineteen circles were in Mont: real.Ten circles were distributed over the province from Montreal to the confines of Labrador.NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.Winnipeg, Sept.22.\u2014The National Council of Women of Canada opened their annual convention here this morning in the Convocation Hall of the Mani- toa College.Bishop Matheson will occupy the chair at this evening's meeting and short addresses will be deliver ed by the Rev.Dr.Kilpatrick.the Rev.Dr.Bryce and the Rev.C.W.Gordon.LABOR CONGRESS.Presentation to Mr.John A.Flett of a Symbol of International Unity.A SANITARY MEASURE ADVOCAT- © E) BY PAINTERS\" DELEGATE FROM HAMILTON.At the afternoon session yesterday of the trades and Labor Council in the Lab- Inet de Lecture, an interesting presentation was made to the president, Mr.J.A.Flett.Mr.KE.F.Fordham, oi the Glassblowers\u2019 Union, offered tor the acceptance of the president a chain cl glass, the work of himself and Mr.M.Gifford, as a symbol of international unity.The president, in a few words, acknowledged th: gift, the workmanship of which reflected credit on the workers.A resolution against the blacklisting of employees by their employers was discussed for a littie time, but was referred, on the motion of Mr.James Simpson, to the aommittee on the conference with the Manufacturers\u2019 Association, À resolution in tavor of putting a labor candidate in the field in every constituency where there was any hope ot success was carried.Mr.Smith, Hamilton, delegate of the Painters and Decorators\u2019 Union, moved a resolution asking the provincial authorities to pass an act to compel the removal of paper hangings and cover- and thus aid in stamping out contdgibus and infectious diseases.Mr.Smits, in supporting the resolution, said the\u2019 Jast conference at Brockville passed a \u2018similar resolution, but there had been nothing from every part of Canada in support of the object, which the resolution had in view.There were similar acts across the border and it was quite as much needed in Canada.Mr.J.A.Dupuis said that, in the city of Montreal there were nve, six and eight layers of paper on the walls, and a good many outbreaks of disease due to the use of putting new paper over the old.A long discussion then took place on à resolution jvhich had originally recommended legisiative action to prohibit the opening of saloons on Labor Day; bat which $ad been amended by the committee in reports.They recommended that instead of asking for legislation \u2018each union should use its influence to prevent drinking on that day.Mr.Alphonse Verville, president of the Montreal Trades and Labor Council, favored the original resolution.It was necessary for the unions of Quebec to show that they were desirous of working for the moral good of their members.Mr.Sangster, delegate from Toronto, considered the question was out of their jurisdiction, and that further the congress had no right to dictate to m*mbers in_the matter of their food and drink.Mr.Rodier, delegate \u2018from Montreal, supported the resolution, pointing out that when a man became drunk he prostituted the good reputation of the union movement.Messrs.Hurtubise and Murphy, delegates from Ottawa, and O'Callaghan, of fontreal, were also in favor of the resolution, The substitution of the committee was put and carried by a large majority.A unicheon was served at noon.There are\u2019 forty delegates present, 0 ' of Toronto Distriet Council, resolution submitted by Mr.Kennedy, wes also ings from walis betore being renewed\u2019 done.He had the testimony of -painters- \u2014- = | carried.It was {0 the efi.Labor Congress shou!d place , !Tecord as higbly in laver ce im all matters vi internat.| The resolution of My ( « Ÿ dreau, recommending © mr.Jon record its opinion Were cont'mptible and 3,12 + calculated to injure tue m.Le harmonious unity in labour - C \u201cby a majority of twenty {The last resolution, oj gress stamp the blu: um Cigarmakers\u2019 Internatio, * America as the only lube) ; ; to be recognized by uns.! adopted without discussinr, | At the session last nigh - , resolution was carried rie | son; \u2014 | \u2018That this congress d\u2018en:- \u201c to appoint an agent to ton: t i lain to offset the work ot 11 : Government in inducing Br- | men to come to this country rent of Canadian workm.-., ! | A protracted discussion ener resolution of Mr.B.Ross © M \u201cThat the congress should re:c.or support the Lord's Day A its endeavor to introduce a t.next session of parliament | vention of all labor on Sunda the Alliance inserted a claus: no - exempting the Jews from the ve of breaking such a law, was +1) The resolution and an amen ie Mr.Sanders, were both Jas: A resolution introduced by Mr La vesque, delegate from Quebec wae ip.ed.lt requested the congre- man the Legislature of Quehe ;- more power to inspectors of fantor the matter of preventing the o ment of children under ton years .; ape, Mr.O'Dell, of Hamilton.-uccee:s with a résolution asking congress to re.ommend fto the purchasing of publie articles bearing the union label, - Mr-Kressler, of B'rlin, moved the \u2018a.lowing, which was unanimously carnet \u2018That the congress place itself on re: as being in favor of the governmen: un.ership of telephones, and that the 7p tario executive be empowered :« ener inte correspondence with the B«ard \u2014 Trade of Berlin, that through its agenoy other boards might B® commur.ate.with for the purpose of ohtaming IF minion legislation for the muni:pa, ss tem of operating telephones.Mr.Boudreau, of Montreal.asued congress to enter an embpati pres, against the dismissal of emploee the government, such as wus doe one instance by the Intercolonial Ba.way.This was carried and ala ux: last resolution from Mr.Monaliam \u2018t:; the Provincial Government of Quen should be petitioned for ie aj ment of competent inspector: ot b for the prevention of Juss (I ll am 3 workingmen.\u2019 BOARD OF TRADE.COMMUNICATION FROM TIRE US: DERWRITERS\" ASSO IATOON, At thet regular week! 7-0 the Council ot the Board - on Wednesday, the presuien E.Drummond, beiag mu his duties as president uf Manufacturers\u2019 ÆAesociatin.ing its annual meeing m :5- _ unable to Le present.and .15 < ;the chair was taken by M Gear, first vice-pr2siient Co The following members were 2.27} ent :\u2014Mesers.Robert Mun D vice-president; James Thom, \u201cessuie Andrew A.Allan, R.M.Ba: niyer H.Mathewson, Donald Mun: \u2018=: T.Wilson.Mr.J.W.street, was admitted to nomination of M- FH sou.i The chairman repartel that te Te\u201d tion by this Council of » mer.of the Manufacturers Viènna on the occass nov! to this city on Friday.Sep.7: arranged for 11 o'clock thi 7 The following letter was \"0 from the Canadian Fire [riers Association : \u2014 \u2018In further reply re vor Aug.26, | am directei 1.=v\u2019 the Association apprec'aies tion to confer with your «own underwriters, considering ov staternent from them woulloent members to more fuiv i.oT consider the matter, have 73 pared by a cimm:tteo.woe only comments on the 16e\u201d by the Mayor to your \u201cou some other remarks tes: subject.-_ \u2018Copies of the statin © number to supply one \"1 +6 of your Councii ar» seni 0 \u2018Should wvour Counc\u2019.communication oi the 100 furnished, desire a cnnfere: sociation will be pleisoi Full consideriiion w the Underwriters\u2019 sta: meeting of the ¢ \u2018un.ae CANADIAN ELECTED < SIDENT Atlantic Civ, Nolo» tional Association ci =; tendents, in session her Dr.G.H.H.Rowe dent and Dr.Cha-.OH.7 Ont, first vice-presideu\" \u2014\u2014\u2014 SPECIAL NOT Facts About ihe tire at Carsley's.\u2014Tne ne i dies\u2019 Mantles in Bert, oo \u2018son's orders hy aboui it ments.Our mante buss : Europe at the tome.oo j dent, made a fying i fered for the entire | lance followed and the gi | Carsley\u2019s.A more beau bf Coats was never offic made of thorough 22°.to-date fashionable vies The prices Carslev 1 coats at will be the see mantle trad» oi Canads continued to-morrow Suit - and see them, lle 5.(ve) - Limited.Windsor 522$ JT to mem 1 Manes ~ \u2014 so Mrs.return Mrs.visiting Compt Lady Dundo past © the \u2018T Mrs.by he throug ing fri Invit His Hq Ontario farewel Govern: Minto, The Corrive de B.Smith, Montres Monday ing in | be very The Dewar : and Mri James ] of Mr.( the late On Shi and for a you wher auyti easy sion in ou tbat ine : It our ! ment friend B:ving make It if not i a q + 4 J - x 804 Farpay, SEPTEMBER 28, 1904, THE MONTREAL -DAILY WITNESS.; ; ; 8 - ; that the 50CIAL AND PERSONAL.ies : Pacomeot Street Presb yterian | chiffon 2nd hbo.Ear tome veil wha There are ocoasions when a small hat | ; : La \u2014 > ; ay TNOON.caught with lilies of the valley, an is preferable to th ¢ iety.: a Pitrat on Huzh M.Boyd and family have ih CY Quiet wedding was celebrated carried a shower bouquet of white ronds nest and generally béoming wall at a N or pate.\u2014 {> town from Hudeon Heights in St.Georges Cathedral, Kingston, yes- and lilies of the valley.Miss Airlie { tricorne shape has a shirred panne vel- e a 9 Beau.i Cowles, Montreal Gis.terday, at half-past eight o'clock, when was dressed in white voile, and Miss Hall.vez facing,\u201d and white ostricn pompon | u 0 place HE.vvies, Montreal, has been the Dean of Ontario united in marriage in white silk, both carrying bouquets 64 placed near the front.Ad \u2019 1a OUSE ous wr brother, Major Pomeroy, at Mrs.Francis Cotton, of Halifax, daugh- pink roses.The bridegroom\u2019s gitt to the )s in ermine Plush.à material.requiring .9 \u201ca.er of the late Hon.William Elder, of bride was a pearl hoop ring; to the : ob & Ste > ance | o : Hheaberh (och'ane, sister of Lord St.Joba, N.B., and Mr.Weston Frank bridesmaids pearl brooches, and to the- ie decoration, tu this cou : atit rame.PHILLIPS SQUARE.ie: mad, who has Deen spending the Brock, of the Royal Bank of (Canada, best man a pearl scarf -pim.: - andy bon bei i i : at con conths a Canada, Jas sailed by Toronto, ro of the late Met Sen Mrs.F.D.Hall have left on a trip to smart rad goed.of ne mama tbat is Î on oi .: .> CUS EVE - ~ Loi tn eh ae ou ber bravelling dress of castor Drasdelnt ooo \u2014_ | She \u2018prpedo, shape, projecting well over Nf + fuon.~~; Le on George, eh taking pa with toque of chiffon velvet, tulle, and MR.DRUMMOND'S RECEPTION: draped prettily, with aman cel yelvet \u2018AR \u2019 'T goods, 2: the Thousand Islands and vi ip mink fur to match.Mr.and Mrs.Brock Yesterday afternoon over one hundred green chenille.The soft th f : CB, was \u201cends at Port Huron, .we in visiting eastern cities on their wed- and.fifty members of the Canadian are also being utilized in the omg son.\u2019 \u2019 } poi (rotin Wednesday, ack 28 52.Mamie à An sad, 5% wit Bucs ely To Bh va | g discus othe marrage of Mr.William Rus nesda.ra Church Cathedral, on Wed- Geo.E Drummond \u2018the retiring presi: turned brims.One such hat is shown ' .| eh of Stoned lo Mie day stern vas lem, the Ger E; Drimmond, the seine pos | im arr, mis fu fcag at the me OÙ We ha drisabis Ww Ey Henderson, deu ser ot the ner, second daughter of Mr, S.Skinner, adternoon at his beautiful summer home \"two shades of green are employed in We have now in Stock B: ES son, .to \u2018Mr.> lat St.Bruno.i ; i i omni.ini Mrs.Ww.J.Dunn, Bucking: The Res songe Smet pere The party left Bonaventure station Serge Gu insboraugh hat which rolls at a Very Fine Selection of 4 Work venue.celebrate élr wooden ceremony, the\u2019 service being choral.Khe |#Pecial train shortly after one o\u2019cioc ; ; 1 OL T@- ; - the de ng on Tuesday evening.There wer.ide wore Servic 6 tai and soon arrived at St.Bruno, where Sed& panne velvet, and the trimming of NEW \u201c \u201corty guests and cards were played bride wore a Fhite.silk gown trimmed \u2018conveyances were in waiting to carry the éTeen ribbon, which ends in streamers, a f MODELS on the _\u2026 tables.blomôms, and carried stened roses Me visitors over the two miles of beautiful cluster of white velvet roses being placed : Ca Cot IN.fontreal, \u201cions have been sent out by Alice-Skinner and Miss Sara Aubert were COuntry that stretch between the station M à sort of quill effect against the high LT ' P to ad llonor the Lieutenant-Governor of bridesmaids, wearing cream crepe de 38d \u2018Jouacona,\u2019 the delightful summer crown.; ; © \u2018 9 ance in .and Mre.Mortimer Clark for a | Chine dresses, and Sarge picture hats.Tesidence of Mr.Drummond.Here ang In the very popular brown is shown .FAC at the < il dinner to their Excellencies the Their-bouquets were of pink asters.Mr.there banners inscribed \u2018Welcome, | 8D attractive hat of the \u2018Empress\u2019 shape, % : « the pre.:nor-General and the Countess of W.Bkinner was best man Mr.and Mrs.\u20ac-M.A.\u2019 stretched over the roadway.the foundation of velvet, the brim faced : 78 , unless ou Wednesday, Oct.5.G.A.Galey left on a wedding trip to 80d all along the route flags were way- With silk lace dyed the color of the vel- the bul marriage of Miss Estel cities: in the United States.Among the | and smiling villagers and happy | vet.The upper part of the crown and Speolally Adapted for the Latest Styles in Dresses.penalty ; Cy gL Miss Estelle de B, wedding presents was some Doulton chi- 8¢hool children answered the cheers of the edge of the brim ate of fluted ribbon, Ë sen up.\u201d Le daughter Se the late A#J.na from The choir of Christ Church Ca- the visitors, - \u2018| and long ends of duchesse ribbon depend \u2018 : .by : he Bn to Mr.W.Waterford thedtal, of which the bride was a mem- On Teaching their destination the fat the back.A touch of color apart 0 oe astern Townships Bank, ber.party were received by Mr.and Mrs, from the brown is \u2018given by a.graceful 1 .Le veil.will take place in Iberville on \u201c ; G.E.Drummond, assisted by Mr.Drunk osprey in yellowish' titits caught at the M ; adopt- 13 next, Owing to the family be- At Centenary Church, on Wednesday mond\u2019s mother, Mrs.Geo.8.Drum- side front with a gilt buckle.Brown to de - \u2018rep mourning, the wedding wil] afternoon, took place the marriage of mond, and Mr.and Mrs.T.J.Drum.[also appears in a smart sailor, of which to give zry quiet.Miss Mary E.Hepworth, only aE io ond, after which refreshments were serv- the distinctive feature is a stiff band of Special Line of DRESS SHIELDS, sizes 2, 8, 4, 15C or 81,50 doz.ories in i\" ~ wedding of Miss Helen Louise D Hall ham epwor plo) r.rank ed and the guests assembled in front of folded velvet, edged with burnt orange.BEST ITALIAN HORN, HAIRPINS, 1 doz.pairs in box.280 emplos Deux MeMurrich.only daughter of My, D: Hell, the Rev.J.E.y.nt Donacona Lodge,\u2019 while Mr.Donald, placed around the crown and an inch or : IZED CU ; ; of age Mrs.W.Barclay MeMurrich, to De 118: 2 The maid of honor was Miss Mise of Toronto, seconded by Mr.Ellis, e.[so from it, like a second, outer crown.MERCERIZED CUSHION CORD, 8 yds.Cord and 2 Tassels, inall cceeded - Lyons Biggar, of Tilsonbürg son Airlie, and the bridesmaid vas Miss pressed the thanks of the party for the In the utility hats is shown a neat ColoTB.tiiiiiieiiie ie retin erreenine.280 to re \"0 CR.W Biggar, and grandson of or Taetber an The bene gon | bospitality.| shape called the \u2018Corona,\u2019 trimmed with .BUSTER BROWN BELTS, in all shades and sizes.20 p.o.blic ar 1te Sir Oliver Mowat, was celebrat- was: of ivory white satin, trimmed with a mmend, sfier expreming iia chenille band and -pompon, pind another Our Entire Stock of LADIES\u2019 BELTS.\"gesre0c0001 +0.20 Pea the fol | all to the historic and beautiful spot pagne colored felt, and br » 10 cham- @ur Stock of High-cinss Amallwares is now complete for Fall Trade.rried \u201c = and invited thefh to roam at will ove | a own trimming.æ : ; \u201c teeta record the grounds.\u201c t own Nestling among the surrounding forest VISITING ENGINBERS.\u2019 he On covered hills, almost surrounded by pict; .' \u2019 \u20ac : enter turesque lakes, and on the site ot oue \u2014 \u2018 ard of of the oldest French seigneuries are HAD A PLEASANT VISIT JO QUE- A large assortment of MICROSCOPES, CODDINGTON, and agency \u2018Donacenai and \u2018Montarville,\u2019 the de- BEC\u2014WILL BY IN MONTREAL READING GLABSES, ee Lightful summer cottages of Messrs, eo, THIS EVENING, - LORGNETTES (face-a-main) in Shell.Silver, Silver Gilt, in ng Uo: - Drummond and T.J.Drummond.One | \u2014_ Louis XIV.and Renaissance styles.al ays heard again and again exclamations Of LL : .\u2018 delight at the beauty of the surround-| The visiting engineers who have been OPERA GLASSES of all styles.ed the ings.The genial hospitality of host] entertained by Montreal left for Que- EODAKS and PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS.protest and hostess was everywhere in evidende'd bec on Wednesday night.In the Ancient DEVELOPING and PRINTING.ees b and everybody enjoyed the occasion tp; Capital they have had a most agreeable Eyes Tested Free of Charge.mm one in .- i the full.Mr.Drummond had engagef, pme visiting yesterday She harbor, the ; : 1 Rail two pipers of the Highland Cadets t6 Louise graving dock, the site of the K Bo the accompany the excursion, and througl»;|new bridge, Montmorency Falls, and Barorutdoor Thabo 4 \u2018that out the afternoon the throngs of wigf all the notable sights of the city and |! Quebec © tors followed the \u2018skirling o\u2019 the pipes,\u201d its environs.Sick Room onsrmometers, ppoint .by the shores of the lake and around The party proceeded to Ottawa, and an inary Thermometers, boilers the winding pathways of the grounds.à oi meta 1 Montreal this evening, From 236 up.: on among Among those who participated in the urday will be spent in the city, and : J afternoon\u2019s enjoyment were Messrs.W.! on Sunday the party will leave for Lo- PYROGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.K.and Mrs: George, Toronto; the Hon.ronto in the morning.OUTFITS, PLATINUM POINTS, WHITE WOOD, both Blank WwW e H ave No D rum {J.D.Rolland, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.REC ON AT OTTAW and Designed, a complete stock.= C.C.Ballantyne, Montreal; Mr.H.EPT VA.Cockshutt, Brantford: Mr.W.J.Thom- peo tawa, Sept.23.\u2014The visiting mem- SEND FOR NEW FALL OATALOQUE.UN: son, Montreal; Mr.Lloyd Harris, Brant- bers of the International Congress of En- : .mers or Ru nners ford; Mr.R Stevensan, Montreal; gineers, to the number of close on a hun- H ENRY MO RGAN & CO Montreal Major Hetherington, Quebec; Mr.and | dred, reached Ottawa this morning on \u2019 09 ; Mrs.C.5 Carrier, Levis; Capt.Must, Aheir Ty to their conventioi at the St.| JJ Somme \" \u2014 = y : ' McLean, Winnipeg; Mr.an rs, \"Hobt.\u2018j Louis ibition, and were made hearti-| ; .etd On the Road, at the Stations, at the Hotels, at the Crean.Toronto, Mr, T.W.Eilis, Yorlly welcome to the Cäradian tapital for re EE ; Ge Ships, or anywhere else.ronté; Mr.and Mrs James Eastwood, the day.The Jocel engineers were out .\u2014 wit New Glasgow; Mr.R.A.naïd, L0- |in full force to do hotior to their breth- nadian We pay no commission to anyone.Our profits are too small to divide, ronto; Mr.T.G.O'Grady, Montreal; |ren, and a busy day was spent by the MISHAP AT A WEDDING., à hold- az] we would not put on or mark up the prices to make our customers\u2019 pay Mr.T.H.Smallman, London; Mr.and strangers in sight-seeing.Their enter- \u2014 À ve \u2018or a commission to any one.Mrs.J We Thomas, Toronto; H- Heb fainment includes & reception at the City] RUNAWAY AMBULANCE TEAM sence ; , on; Mr.an rs.J.D.Me il, a luncheon at the Hotel Victoria , ° 1.LOOK OUT for the fellow that is willing to take you to a place where Kin je to: Mr.C.A.Bi Ham- : \u2019 CRASHES INTO BRIDE'S CAR- \u2019 ÿ-1 van et some great bargains In bandise.He will tak to 1 Kinnon, Toronto; Mr.LL.A.birge, Aylmer, and a garden party at the Manor : are he has already arranged to get a commission of 10, 1 er 20 percent on ilton; Mr.G.H.W hite, Brantfofd; Mr.House, Rockliffe, the residence of Mr.AGE.3226- 3230.5t.Catherine Street.pres anything you buy.The amount of commission depends, as a rule, on how and Mrs, W.K.McNaught, Toronto: T (C.Keefer, C, E.There were five full \u2014 Tm soon : a sou are.ie house that buys and sells Jor Sash, as a do, has no occa.Mr George d'orpees Hespeler; Mr.pone members of the British Institute of Civil] An accident which nearly gave a tragic sure?iyo put lohg range prices on their goods.e's e Or no s M.Taylor, Guelph; Mr.an 8.- Engineers, residing in Ottawa, namely, ending to a bright and merry event took ne, : 5 ; cit your patronage you.can rest assured Monroe, Montreal; Mr.Jas.Headley.Sir Sandford Flemi KOM ?; ad J \u201ca1 we do so on the understanding that we can give you more square, genu- Toronto: Mr.and Mrs.J.J.MeGiil ir Sandfor eming, K.C.M.G., 1871; place yesterday on St.Urbain street.À OIL ze and profitable satisfaction to the dollar than any other firm.Mont à: M: Ha Nichols.Toronto: Mr.Thomas C.Keefer, C.M.G., 1877; | wedding was in progress in St.Martin\u2019s Join it's this sound, practical basis that have laid the foundation of Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Ewing, Montreal; on H- À.F.Macleod, 1878, Mr.Jahn|Chureh, and'a line of carriages were wait- 0 business.and we\u2019 attribute our success do our fair and courteous treat- Mr.C.H.R.Warnock, Galt; Mr.Jas.Coates, Jo and Ar.J.L.N.Coste, |ing at the door to convey the wedding vhesw- : of our customers, not to occasional sentimental gush, or false business Horsfall, Montreal; Mr.R.0.McCul- d wel a gentlemen were present party and guests from the church to the HEA sndship.Our desire is to do business with you on a fair,\u201d square footing, Joch Galt, Mr.Harold Muntz Toronto; and welcomed the visitors upon arrival bride\u2019s new home.Suddenly a runaway recep 7.ug you the best value in everything that you can get for your money, Mr.Geo.Booth, Toronto; Mr.and Mrs, of the train.At the City Hall the visi-| team attached to the Hotel Dieu ambu- mbers «°! should at any time anything turn out unsatisfactory, tell us, we n WW Soll anid Miss Smaill Montreal: tors were formally welcomed by Mayor| lance dashed down St.Urbain street and of wake It right most willingly.Mr.R.Harmer, Toronto; Mr.and Mrs #llis.In his reply, Sir William White, crashed into the bride\u2019s carriage, which Smokeless, visit J.5 N.Dougall, Montreal; Mr.Thos.ho will preside at, the engineers\u2019 con-| was the first in the line.The carriage d bee T to; Mr.and Mrs.J.T.ess 1 DL.uls, d'welt upon the con-| was badly smashed, and it was necessary ning Our New Fall Stocks Are Now In, and Open pny \u2018Toronto: Mr.Hastings Mea- struction of Canada\u2019s transcontinental| to send for another.The runaway Odorless, ited burst, Unionist candidate for lslington, F2ilway system as being a notable con-| horses continued on for some distance ters For Your Inspection London; Mr.W.B.Tindall, Toronto; {Fibution to the unity of the empire.He| before they were caught.* Mr.Geo.Eeplin, Montreal; Mr.W.I.Jemarked also has, the royal navy, in \u2014_\u2014\u2014 I M1 fi an valu.a ; tord: .\u20198.B.Wick- bis judgment, was the strongest tie be- BRQUA LULU able fixture wh MEN'S, YOUTHS\u2019 and BOVE\u2019 SUITS, CE tor Mr.sd Mes.iW.Ruth.tween the different parts of the British REID FOUND QUILTY.gy (OF the Sit.invita OVEROOATS, RAINPROOF COATS erford, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs, George empire.Sir William has been greatly \u2014 ting - room, Lune REEFER JACKETS, TROUSERS, VESTS, Brigden, Toronto; Mr.Chas.Frost, impressed with the life and vigor of MAN WHO OBTAINED DIAMOND RINGS bedroom or yritien UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, GLOVES, .BRACES, Smith\u2019s Falls; Miss Boulter, Montreal; Montreal, the industrial capital of the | ; - >arlor.Nice your NEOKWEAR, SHIRTS, COLLARS, Mr.S.H.Chapman, Toronto; Mr.Chas.Dominion.After welcome on behalf of|! ON FORGED CHEQUES \u2018MUST NOW In appear- refully WORKING SHIRTS, OVERALLS and JACKETS, Marriatt, Toronto; Mr.J.H.Pattison, the local engineers, the party was taken FACE ANOTHER CHARGE.aure,cleanin e pre HATS, TWEED and OLOTH CAPS, Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Gudewill, to \u2018the Parliament Buildings, and thence operation.Useful the year round, nx NIGHT ROBES, PYJAMA SUITS.Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Thomas David- to the Chaudiere to see the industrial ac- - ; \u2019 for chilly summer, or fall weather, mare son and Master W.Davidson, Montreal, | tivity there.The party goes to Mont-| Francis H.Reid, alias Mitchell, was or bitter winter time.t als ani everything in the Men's Furnishing and Outfitting line.and the following members of the staff real this evening.found guilty in the Court of Special Ses- th of th association: \u2014 Messrs.R J.sions esterday of attempting to obtain In sizes from $5.00 (0 $12.00 Ir is certainly worth your while to examine our stock and give us a trial Younge general secretary; J.K M DOMINION ALLI two diamond rings valued at a, from ; \u2018 .; * zor already one of our customers.> ; \u2019 x rn , r.M.Cochenthaler, jeweller, St.James ve Stewart, assistant secretary; W.Æ D.ALLIANCE.street, under false pretences.Reid, in embé Miller, manager transportation depart- \u2014 payment, offered a forged cheque on the SHIPPIN bh.3 & Bl ment, and J.E.Wood, secretary for POST-OFFICES IN LICENSED BAR- Traders\u2019 Bank of Toronto.Mr.Cochen- PING NEWS, takins Cor Craig cury Nova Scotia.thaler, who for some days \u201cwas suspicious \u2014_ no ° ROOMS.; : \u2014\u2014\u2014 of him, had notified the Detective Depart.MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS is A and 2299 HATS FOR THE SEASON - ment, and Detective Sloan was in the store 4 \u201cax : ' ¢ * A meeting of the Alliance was held in When Reid came in.He was, promptly ar- Name.From.Reported at.= .\u2014_ the Bible House last evening.There Tested.The court suspended sentence on Lake Champlain Montreal .Father Point nez St Catherine street.Very pleasing in appearance are the| were many important matters of busi.\u2018BIS charge until the case of having ob- Klldona .Lelth .Montreal * Sey P ng NE W.H.S _ hich f id ; tained 3650 from the Canadian Pacific Iona .Montreal .London millinery show-rooms at Mr.W.H.Scrog-| mess which came up for consideration.peliway Atlantic Steamship Company, by Tordenskjold .Sydney .Montreal gie's large departmental store, wherethe| Information had reached the Alliance nieans of another forged cheque, is dis- Dunmore Head Belfast .Quebec RE- fall opening has been in progress thie| that in some instances post-offices had posed of.The evidence is all in, and the Teutonic .Liverpoai .New York week.The entrance to the rooms is|been appointed in licensed bar-rooms.the case will be argued out to-morrow.Majestic .-New York .Liverpool Le Na through an arch twined with greenery,| This arrangement was considered by the exonia + - Boston ; Liverpoo! Na .- : : i A j : optcalm .Montreal ., Brist oi e whic dros of aren lke Sd ug ssecuive an ben very Jmwrope, Lie cosmesseD cap Desermos.Mele, der, fe ect! make an appropriate setting for the dis.| matter to the attention of the Postmas- Coroner McMahon held an inquest yester- Hohenzbllern .New York .Naples pres n approp ii .The hatsh ter-General.Gay afternoon over the body of the young Mystic .\u2026.Sydney ., .Montreal onto, play of artistic millinery.e hals here Arrangements were made as f infant which was found in a shed in Lor- RATES AGAIN RAISED.are all designed by the young lady in \u2018angem ; 8 \u2018ar as ia street, St.Louis du Mile End.Augüs- 2\u2014The A ; charge of this department, and show ex.| Practicable to organize local branches of tine Gauthier, the mother of the child, London.Sept.22\u2014The American line, e Alliance i municipali- i the Alliance in the different nicipal + which yesterday announced an increase in F i ; cellent taste.; \u2018 ; f th 4 who bad been found in her room at No.9 from $7,50 to $12.50 nn the case of steerage n Furniture, One of the large Gainsboroughs that| tieé of the province, St.Elizabeth street, by Chief Clermont, |rates to Philadelphia, to-day raised its sa Bedding and are favorites among the picture hats, in| Several applications had been made ot the St.Louis du Mile End police force, steerage rates to .he United States by way g Le arpets, To-day black panne velvet, has a thick bandeay for the services of detectives, in many was called befcre the jury and made 2 |of Southampton from $10 to $15.LE à ind To-morrow f be ile edging, the wide brim of| Places where liquor is sold without lic- voluntary statement.She said she was NOTES.; 8 : ol chenile EIDE, ich \u20acB8\u20ac, or contrary to the provisions of | discouraged and penniless, and had left ga : ° which is faced with tulle.Tlree ostrich the fi 1 the infant in the shed herself.She did Tbe Allab line R.M.S.Ionian, Captain At y tips nodding towards the front complete The soo 27 rted variety of jn.not injure the infant, and had not intend- Brown, ts due at Quebec to-night and wil ¥ inc \u2018 the quietly elegant effect.© secretary reported a oy oF Jo ed to kill it.Tha jury returned a ver- probably reach Montreal to-morrow even- - v.> 9 A large carriage hat is quite new.teresting and important correspondence êlet recommenling that Augustine Gau- ing.ccep: e / The upper surface is of silvery mohair,| * Téférence Lo perance work.thier be brought before the courts to an- ca a: Hi i i - .for the death of her child.z NOT PRESSED.' re 2 (4.19 St.Catherine St.er oF back Brumels vu FIRE ON ST.GEORGE STREET.|\" J er ov CHARGE .price.\u201c orner Montcalm st.is shirred, with little frills about the| A fire broke out at 11 o'clock last night A QUICK RUN.Alfred E.G.Nye, who was arrested on ur \u2018ven To-day till © o\u2019clook edge of the brim, which has a large droop- od the premises of Messrs.Bergeron & The epecial train on the Grand Trunk Monday by Deputy High Constable Lam ason tad To-morrow till 11 o\u2019clock p.m.ing bow of duchesse ribbon placed under- ascascactier, rer, ès Railway, conveying members of the Car bert on A ee hee B Chatter .hes ; je et.: t \u2019 A iation to the [On the c : A.D.\u2014 XK wn Sh wel uc re re nu a a mr ati 0 0 Sth Sh ur dpsed years à pe am\u2019 crown o ack veivet 18 shirred IN the damage was pot serious, the firemea ys ; : ived by Mr.Lafontaine, police magistrate, the I O O © a novel way, and has a long black plume deing able to confine the outbreak to the two o'clock this morning, and arrive y ., poll A ; ; Comr F placed on the top and falling over the| upper part of the premises ip which the at Toronto at 9.10, a rematkably quick complainant vot wishing to press the Co.iy back.\\ outbreak cocurred.run having been accomplished., Veharge.a y aly.9-70 rely alps WN 3 ocak I TT vs bm ow py Eo ji A THE PREMIER TRACES THE GROWTH OF THE EMPIRE AND DECLARES THAT BY MUTUAL CONCESSIONS WILL IMPERIAL TRADE BE BEST DEVELOPED, x Many of the leading men in the industrial, commercial and Political life of Canada were last night at the Windsor Hotel, at the annual banquet of the Manufacturers\u2019 Association.The scene was brilliant and animated and a spirit of verve and go characterized the proceedings thremghout, although they cen- tigued until two o'clock this gmorning.The room was artistically decorated with the rational flags and the motto \u2018Made in Canada.\u201d Many ladies watched the proceedings from the galleries and there was music during the dinner.Mr.W.K.George, president of the Association, occupied the chair, having on his right Sir Wilirid Laurier, and on his left Sir Howard Vincent.Among others present were :\u2014Messrs.George E.Drummond, the Hon.W.Patterson, the Hon.G.W.Ross, W.K.Me- Naught, H.Medhurst, the Rev.Dr, Barclay, the Hon.J.D.Rolland, the Hon.R.H.McCarthy, the Hon.Gev.E.Foster, F.D.Monk, J.GQ.H.Ber- È geron, W.F.Cockshutt, A.O.Brault, Sir Lloyd Wise, Principal Peterson, C.\u2018A.Birge, Robert Meignen, J.J.Me.Gill, G.W.Burland, Peter Lyall, Geo.Booth, and A.A.Ayer.Apologies for abaence were announced from Lord Strathcona, Chief Justice Meredith, Mayor Laporte, Senator Mac- Kay, the Hon.W.8.Fielding, the Hon.Charles Fitzpatrick, the Hon, P.Brodeur, the Hon.J.1, Tarte, Mr.R.1.Borden, the Hon.D.N.Parent, Sir William Van Horne, Sir Thomas Snaugh- wessy, Mr.Charles Hars, and others.Arter ure toast of \u201cLhe King,\u2019 propos ed by the chairman, had been loyally honored, an illuminated address in a handsome volume was presented to Mt.\\Lyrus A.Birge, a former premdent of the Association, acknowledging his great services te the Association.The address was read by Mr.R.S.Young, sec.Tetary of the Association, and handed to Mr.Birgs by the president.Mr.Birge wade a suitable acknowledgment, The president then delivered his in- augursl address, dealing with the aims and hopes of the Association.Hé na- sured the guests that there was a broad and patriotic spirit in the Association, and not one oi merely personal ends.to aid in the advance and upbuilding of the country.The Association was hon- political\u2014party politics had no place in their work.As to the tariff, they were believers in the absolute necessity of a Lrotective tariff for the development of the prosperity of Canada.For the benefit of themselves as a class ?No.Yor the benefit of the country as a whole ?Yes, emphatically yes Did the people of this coun\u2018ry want industries ?Again yes.There were a thousand reasons for and none against.But industries in Canada could not exist, nor could others be established in face of the competition with Europe and the United States.The- protective tariff must be given.He had heard the necessity for a protective tariff denounced, but had never heard it disproved.He would dispose of two ob- ections by actual cases, disproving them.t was said that protection retarded jm.migration.The immigration into the United States, a highly protective country, disproved that.It was said that Canada\u2019s future was in the North-West end they should do nothing to retard its development.It was a country that was nol manufacturing and it must be opposed to protection.If they turned to the Western American States they found there were only single western states thal rivalled :n output of manufactures the whole outp't of (anada.He looked forward to a similar development of industries in the Canadian \u2018North-Waat, erring to the presence of Bir Howard Vincent, he said he was going to ask that gentleman to take back to Mr.Chamberlain that we were heart and soul with them in TE wl Le + pad Sil pp TT + À a - An obama a Weekly Calendar, es CANADIAN AMATEDRATHLETIG UNION 2lst Annual Championships.M.A.A.A.GROUNDS,SAT., 24th SEPT.Commencing at 3.45 p.m.sharp.7 Traek Events.6 Field Eveñts.RESERVED SEATS, 7 3c and 30c, for sale at Morton, Fhillive & Co., JI55° Notre Dame Bt.M Ce A A.A.Ofoe, 149 Mansfield Btreet.General Admissio 17 E.HERBERT BROWN, Bec.-Frena, C.A.À.U.w « ve 5 cime à EST US A RE : IN\u2019 WINDSOR: HALL.| SUNDAY, SEPT.25, at 3 and 7 Pry.Algo, 26th at 8 Pm.General admission, silver collection.Reserved seata, 25c.To be had at Shaw's music store or 128 St.Peter St Pme \u2014 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24.v qe «ge Young Men's Christian Association, Peminion Square SATURDAY, 8 P.M.Week Night Meetiig for Men.this week, Mr.GEO.ALLNUT.: SUNDAY, 4 P, M.Bible Study Rally Day.Special address by the Rev.H.J.B.D., Bible Study Secretary for India.All young men cordially invited.Leader SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.MEN'S OWN, CALVARY CHURCH, GUY STREET.SUNDAY.25th Sept., 3 p.m.Speaker\u2014Prof.E.W.LYMAN.Soloist\u2014Mr.P.P.MACNAMARA.We aim to be a Brotherhood In the truest sense of the word, Come and help us.Manufacturers, Engineers, Laborers,Cterks \u2014are we not all men and brethren.Fuorurs MEETINGS.Art Association PHILLIPS SQUARE, ART CLASSES 1904-1905, THE ADVANCED ART CLASSES will commence on MONDAY, OCTOBER 17th, under the dfrection of Mr.WILLIAM BRYMNER, R.C.A.Two Scholarshrps for competition.Class Rooms open daily for study.THE ELEMENTARY CLASS will open on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4th., For particulars apply to the Secretary.ee MAISONNEUVE.THE CHIBF OF POLICE REINSTATED, \"par ~ 4 a When Mayor Bleau opened the meeting of the Maisongeuve Council last night the hall was fllled fo overflowing by the friends of Mr.George Benolt, and the public generally, who take a lively interest in his case.The secretary read a letter from Mr.Benoit, tendering bis resignation as chief of the fire and police force of Maison- neuve, also a petition \u201csigned by all the members of the fire and police, asking that he be retained in command of the force, And also a petition from citizens bearing six hundred names to the same effect.Councillor Riendeau, who as.chairman of the fire and police committee, had suspended the chief pending af Investigation, explained that he had\u2019 thought proper to take strong measuyes against the chief in view of the responsibility which devolved upon him(Councillor Riendeau) as a representative of the people.The Council had been recently called upon to enforce the laws against intemperance, and for the Detter observance of public order and morality, as it was to be expected that the officers who wera specially charged with the duty of executing these laws should be irreproachable in their conduct.These were the reasous which led\u2019 to the suspension of Mr.Benoit, against whom he had no other feelings than those of friendship and good will personally.Councillor Trude! sald he was disposed to accept the view that the Council shonla be guided by the request made by those who had signed these petitions In favor of Henieñcy towards the :chlef, because they represented.a.great majority of the elec- ters.Councillgr Richer moved that the Council approve the action of the chairman in suspending the chief from jduty.and resolves, while disclaiming » responsibility, that he be reinstated in compliance with the request of the people.Councilior Read moved in amendment, seconded by Councillor Riendeau, that the resignation of the chief be accepted.The amendment was negatived on the following division: \u2014 For\u2014Reed, Riendeau, 2: against, Trudel, Richer, Bennet, 3.The main motion was thep \u201ccarried 6n the same division 1 - Councillor Ar:hambaulÉ abstained from voting on the ground that he was not in passession of sufficient Information as to the facts, having been recently elected to the Council.\u201c - The petition of Mr.G.A.Slater for a twenty years\u2019 tax exemption on the new tullding to be added 'o the Slater factory, was granted.\u201d This building, which is of two stories, 100x50 ft., cost $12,000.A license transfer was granted from Dame Aumais to Mr.Jos.Briere, and an\u2019 application for a license from Mr.A.Meunier was referred to the license committee.CALVIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.\u2018Children\u2019s Day\u2019 will be observed in Calvin Presbyterian Church on Sunday next.The Rev.J.L.Gilmour,.B.D., of Olivet Baptist Church, will address the young people and thelr friends, at 3 p.m.The Rev.Mr.George will preach in the morn- Ing on \u2018The Welfare of the Young,\u2019 and in the evening on\u2018Four Excellent Anchors.\u2019 All the exercises will be appropriate and | helpful.PROF.McNAUGHTON WILL SPEAK The Rev.Professor McNaughton, ot Queen's College, Kingston, will address the children of St.Gabriel Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon next at 3 o'clock.A cordial invitation is extended to all, as this will be the professor'a.last appearance ip \u2018the city.KEITH, M.A.| | Ucatson at; 34 Ve vl : - \u2014 BUBSCRIPTION RATES.7 Daily Wituess; 43.00; Weekly Witness, -00, with reduction to clubs.Northern essenger, thirty cents; 10 copies to one adress and over; twenty.cents per copy.° foundiard, \u2018Great Britals, Uhited States and Bor coldled\u201d (excepting Cuba).q Ceylon, Gambia, Sarawak, 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exercise their own discretion in the way of putting faith in them.\u2014\u2014t $45.7 SEPTEMBER 275.12] Ss M|T 4 11 18 25 od The Daily Witness.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1004.Montreal is fortunate in having citizens of the wealth and public spirit of Lord Strathcona and Sir William Macdonald.Their latest donations to Me- (Gill University assure the erection of institution.done a great deal for McGill and the cause of higher education.No greater satisfaction can be \u2018imagined from the Possession \u201cGf great\u201d wealth than that\u2019 of doing gaod.in ways which aid in the.development of moral, educational and -phy- sical culture.\u201d Ifas the poet has sung; \u2018to make men happy and to keep them 80\u2019 is the -highest art, Lord Strathcona and Sir William Macdonald have reason to think that, in some measure, they have attained to it.McGill \u2018has grown greatly both in reputatien and means for fulfilling the purpose of its establishment.It now ranks with the greatest universities on this continent, à standing which is largely owing to the munificence of the gentlemen who have again so generously come to its assist ance, .\u2014\u2014 1 The unseating of Mr.E.J.Davis, Com- \u2018missioner of Crown Lands,\u201d for\u201d North: York yesterday, has wiped out Mr.Ross's majority in the Ontario Legislature, and the two parties are at the moment equal.The question now arises whether Mr.Ross will resign, hold on till after the by-elections to fill vacancies have taken place, or dissolve and go to the country at the same.time that the Dominion elections will be ordered.Mr.Ross may not count.resignation as one of his \u201cvirtues, Indeed, it is a virtue that no \u2018politician practices except under compulsion, and thé tendgity he \u2018has displayed in the face of many Teverses is an assuraiice \u201cthat he \u201cwill not practice it till he can do nothing else.The Liberal party has enjoyed an unexampled lease of power in Ontario, and, if it should; be relegated to the cold, shades of.opposition, the change would perhaps do it good._ Barnacles would ld tn each case to Canada, New- | Transvaal,\u2019 baduey, \u201cBerm ax.\u201cBritis Honduras:-| the dong-desired gymnasium, and wilt | eage in the home of free trade.?;8dd another attractive feature to that Both these gentlemen have! ential movement, but seems well satis- in\u201d Power.\u2018 of Louisburg should be gallant -struggles of the long war ers covered their.defeat altogether too inuch.done in the way of removing ancient landmarks.- Fires, have played havoc with many structires in Montreal, Quebec and.other cities, which, if they were standing to-day, would be assets\u2019 more valuable by tar than those.which have taken\u201d their places.The great charm of many Kuro- pean cities consists: in their antique to the visitor with.an eloquence all their own.Canada Has a herorw history, and what monuments we possess of it should be preserved with patriotic veneration.The Manufacturers\u2019 Convention has closed in the usual manner, with a banquet, at which many distinguished guests werë present.Mr.W.K.George, the newly-elected president, gave the members.and.guests his ideas about th: tariff, and they were naturally strongly protéctionis: ones.Bir Wilfrid Laurier made an eloquent \u2018spéech \u2018upon the sub- growth, quoting Oliver Cromwell in \u2018He goes farthest who does not caleu- late: in.3dvance where he is going.\u201d As for.the tariff, Sir Wilfrid.did not give the: dinérs, or, rather, the dined, much encouragement: The manufacturers are fighting for nothing so much as for a general revision of the tariff, and they doubtless hoped that the Prime\u2019 Minister would make some statement about it, but, instead, he contented himself and Great\u2019 Britain could not have the same tériff, it should \u2018always be possi- \u2018ble to come to some conclusion which \u2018will strengthen the friendly relations \u201cexisting between .us.\u2019 Sir all eyes,\u2019 as it was once customary to say of the cslebrated,.for is he not a protectionist of ancient protectionist lin- He is also\u2019'a pioneer in the Imperial prefer- !tied with the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association and its practical efforts to.prevent such a consummation.Mr.Foster algo made the speech \u2018he was expected to make, and Mr.Ross appeared in the role of protectionist which he has assumed during the past year \u201cor two.Altogether, it was very unani- ily sang \u201cGod Save the King\u2019 at the close: © = FINANCIAL REVIEW, The most noticeable feature of the statement.of .the thirty-four chartered banks for August is that the note cir- \u2018culstion \u201camounts .to no more than $60,- 227,074, which is only $247,244 more than for July, and actually less than the August circulation last year hy $186,666.Expansion of the note circulation is naturally anticipated in August, when the \u2018crops ave.moving.freely, as compared [with July, and last yeer that expan- tion was nearly three million dollars.Since August of last year the total paid- up capital of the banks has been in! creased by nearly two million dollars in expectation that.the note issue would expand, and a contraction was the last thing locked for.However, it is to be remembered that the note issue has expanded.very\u2019 considerably \u2018and con: tinuously singe.\u2018August, 1896, when it \u2018was \u2018only $31,509,154, or but a little: more than half\u2019 the:amount to-day.\" For - August, 1900, the note circulation was $33.245,018;.for.August, 1901, .351,352,309; and for.August, 1902, $55,035,701.\u2018The.expansion of -the deposits of the public continues, the total of deposits, both with and.without interest, having swelled from $385508,585 for August, 1903, to \"$431,045 762 for July of \u201cthis year, and be got rid of, anyway.Doubtless \u201cMr.ATER MUPIU5 for Augupt.Both depots THE MONTREAL DAKY WITNESS.Reds would like it Better \u201cif he vould get] withdrawable on demand \u2018and those pay-! à \u2018million\u2019 of .Ât on the milifia, \u201cand over | rid.of them without having to.endure \u2018that misfortune, Ontario was \u2018well governed by the Liberals for matiy-yéats, and\u2019 it d is\u201d the machike {hat has brought disre.| for the year, and the Jatter-about forty- | Pute, upon \u2018the \u2018administration, as \u2018 gua-| fwo million dollars.chines always.will, in\u2019 the long run; ruin thé parties they dre constructed to\u2019 keep! \u2018The \u2018movement for\u201d the\u2019 \u201cpreservation of what remains oË the old fortifications encouraged, - France \u2018and the United.States, as well as Great Britain and -Câénadé/ are 1m- terested historically in the preservation of whet is now but a neglected and decaying monument of one of the most tor | the- possession of \u2018the morth-and- west of this \u2018continent.Ia\u2019 ite \u201cdey, Louisburg wäs \u201caceoûnted of scarcely less \u2018import- \"ance.than Quebec, and its fall, at which the militia :pof- New: Ængland participated, was the Srst blow to French prestige, though the heroism of its detend- r with glory.\u201cThe proposal is- gratifying as showing that\u2019 veneration for places of histone interest has\u2019 mbt wholly died out, apa that thie miodérn spirit of - utilitarian \u2018vandalism is not\u2019 to be permitted to\u201d have its\u2019 own way entirely, There bas béen | demolitions and\u2019 alleged improvements \u2018monuments of the past, for they speak ject of the Empire and its remarkable connection with its expansion, whe said, & « + Ce Fi cr jythe\u2019 sale of this will enrich the farmer with the conclusion, that while Canada Howard.Vincent was naturally the \u2018cynosure of: mous and enjoyable and everybody heart- | .| Department to the night of July 31, FRIDAY, SEPrENSER 2.51; prie [ æble.after, notice.participated in the ex- pension, the \u2018former having increased bebwéen seven and eight million doHars half .a million of it-on railway subsidies.The above - statement only: represents the receipts and payments which have \u2018The current joans | Passed through the books of the Finance.ak Ss ose ior the Department up to the last day of t and scounts show a decrease for t month.The expenditures of the Kederal mon h of nearly six million doses, but | rovernment are grouped (under two a gain for the year exceeding sixty mit heads, as those who are interested in For the year, therefore, : those expenditures are aware.All the Tevenues of the country from whatever source go into a common fund, called the Consolidated Fund of Canada; while the \"borrowings of the country \u2018through savings banks and by stock or debenture issues go \u2018to capital account.A! the yearly services of the country are a charge upon the Consolidated bund, \u2018including charges \u2018on debt and \u2018sinking fund, subsidies to provinces, legisla tures, civil government, public works, railways, canals, ddministration of jH¢ tice, mounted : police, lighthonse.and coast service, immigration | and, quarantine, administration af cusfétäé and excise, and al] minor services.If this fund is\u201dmore than sufficient to meet the \"aot © a reasonable price, and a small one, \u2018sold { of these services there is à \u2018surplus which at a very high price.\u2018In ome, case, bow- goes to capital account and may be -used: ever, the farmer becomes rich by the | to.supplemént thé capital expendityré; production: of wealth, -and the whole [or diminish the public debt; if, on the community is richer; in the other case, | other hand] the Consolidated Fond \u201c18° he attains prosperity only at the ex- |insufficient,.there is a deficit on con- pense of the rest of the world, which { solidated\u201cfund account which must be is thereby made that much poorer.The met out of.capital borrowings: All this wheat harvest now being reaped in Uan- [is upen the: authority of Mr, Foster, ada and the United States is of the lat- [late -Minister of \u2018 Finance,\u201d wlio also ter kind.In the United States, if the agrees\u2019 with.other.finahcial Aufhorities\u2019 government estimate confirming the cal- [that the line drawn: between comsolidat- ; culations of the most pessimistic of crop|ed fund expenditures\u2019 and \u201cthose.\u201d from: experts, is at all accurate, there will | capital is not in all cases a consistent \"be little wheat for export.The wheat \u2018or logical one.As an instance, the fact will all be sold in tHe United States, {is quoted that an fem 4f $15,000 for \u2018and the result will be the transferring | dredging the Kaministiquia river is oi a large amount of money from the charged to capital, but the whole gen- manufacturing and commercial to the era] work of dredging is defrayed from agricultural class, Some hold that inis the consolidated fund; furthermore, gen- will make the whole country more pros- era] railway subsidies are a charge on perous, as the consumer\u2019 will not miss consolidated fund,.while special great the few cents a day by wbich the aver- railway grants, such as the Canadian age family\u2019s expenses will be increased, Pacific.Railway main line, and the while the farmer, feeling much richer, Crow\u2019s Nest Pass Railway are provided will buy fréely and so stimulate trade.for out of capital.This elastic way of This is the ,argument on which the bookkeeping has the effect of causing whole system of protection is based, the terms surplus and deticit to take and it is just as false when applied to on a purely technical meaning, and to \u2018the natural rise in price of wheat as know the exact outcome for any year to an artificial rise in woollen gobds or it is necessarÿ to take all the expendi- | steel \u2018fails.\"In either case the country tures and compare them with the total as a whole can gain nothing, and may revenue.The difference between the \u2018lose heavily through not being able to two totals will show the actual loss or export.Canada will have a fait sur-! gain.But that is what finance minis- pplué of wheat for export this year, and térs : bgrély ?ever, or never, do.The | leader of the Opposition, .however, bas | -Ysually been\u2019 able to point out that a \u2018so-calfed surplus has only been a matter of bookkeeping and that actually there t has been a deficit.Indeed, theré have been very few actual surpluses since Confederation.\u201c{ lion dollars.the discounts have increased about ten million dollars more than the deposits, while for \u2018the month the deposits increased by more than two million dollars, and the discounts decreased nearly six million dollars.Both the note cir- évlation and the \u2018paper\u2019 - of business houses are therefore sluggish.Call loans: continue to contract und amounted to $11,424,870.for August, 1903 ;.$36,711,567 for-July; and $35,710,410 for last month.The \u2018assets have expanded from $646,640, 915 a year \u2018ago to $701,690,340, and the lisbilities' from 3510,054,432 to $550,781, 428.7 = There are.two .kinds of harvest that enrich the farmer: a.large one, sold at pwifhout impoverishing the, Canadid \u2018consumer, so that\u2019 the.country as - a \u2018whole will be well off, as far as wheat\" is concerned.The grain markets of the United \u2018States are much disturbed over.the fact.that Mr.Jones, of Minneapolis, { says the corn crop will be only 1,900,000,- 000 bushels, instead of _2,500,000,000, as others had estimated.This is the same Jones who was so wildly denounced a \u2018few\u2019 weeks ago for predicting a small \u2018wheat crop.Now that his estimate.of i wheat has been corroborated by -the gov- \u2018ernment report the market pays more \u2018respectful attention to his opinions on corn.If he is right, the world at large [will have less grain to eat this year than it hed last year.This does not necessarily mean that anyone must go Jungry, but merely that less wheat and corn will be fed to cattle and hogs, and imore sent to Europe.The poorer class- \u2018es of southern Europe are quite accus- -tomed to living on corn when wheat is dear.There will, of course, be a decrease in the amount of meat produced, but this will not be serious._ i i Another week of dulness leaves the stock market just about where it was before, this week\u2019s highest prices averaging about\u2019 1-8 \u2018of a point below last week's prices.The average price of the twelve most active stocks for the week was 8l, the highest average this year being 87, and the lowest 69 3-4.Mast stocks are, however, near the high- c est prices of the year, the average being lowered by heavy losses in Richelieu & Ontario, Nova Scotia Steel and Dominion Coal.The other stocks average within two points of the year's highest prices.\u2018Rather érude efforts are being made to interest{ the public in Nova.Scotia Steel by vibleat manipulation of it.On Monday.it was.rushed down to 61, and this, morning\u201d Hoisted up again to 69.The specülators who\u2019 are working the stock: up\u2018arid:down like e jumping-jack can hardly expéêt \u2018the investing public to he attracted by auch tactics.No \u201cone woild buy \u2018in \u2018such à market except to\u2019 take a\u2019 gamblers chance of selling again at-a profit in a few days.The stock may Ye worth more than it is selling for, of less, but oo ; the present fluctuations cannot: Aq turns have Increased both on the month cepted as evidence op thet side \u2014 = and the year, and the.post-office re- cept that they make it seem likely that turns have increased on the year.The some one witha I6t of the atdek iy try- : f The statement of the revenue and ex.\u2018penditure of the Dominion of Canada \u2018as by returns furnished to the Finance 1903, and 1904, shows an increase in revenue on account of consolidated.fund for 1904 as compared with 1903, but a decrease on the month.The excise re- perty have \u2018been mysteriously disappearing from .the works, and from along the -river front.Cu expenditure was'$732,728.69- for.this July 88 compared \u2018with $421,884.78 for ne or an increase altogethér of $2,188,3u3.u3, others The.details .show that \u201cthis.total in- \u2018cease is made up of expenditures on public works, on Domiriion lands, nearly FE : Ca Pre suspended.The investigation | ried \u2018on without creating suspicion among the men, and the: minor employees suspected were dismissed \u2018in the usual as a mark of appreciating ed.and A.Chauses, meeting of the members ani the wish was that steps wo : to extend a call to the Riv Doe Tait, late of Chalmers ( bec, to become their minister, street, has designed der which it is intended to test or day next.possesses new and usefu) oprovem oo - life saving device, Co wounds to person: or animals «iru goo crossing the track.genlously fitted to the fender.w: revolve contrary to the car whee .link chain belts.stee! frame covered by beavy : The ribs of the roller wil} throw vos jet struck into the basket of tLe lender without serious injuries, St.Vincent, in St.Mary's qv.upon Ald.Lariviere, to offer him the Liberal candid: thanking the delegates Mr.La- formed definite answer as they repr a portion of the division, but give his support to the cand: ia.by the convention in a few day: signified his intention of berg ; be in the Metropolis, as aiso 1s Canada and Naval Contributios- By W I An Answer to Mr.W A Visit to \u2018A Certain Place'\u2014The J A National Question\u2014The Case o! :7* Roosevelt's Acceptance\u2014~Review:ng an\u2019 HINTS OF THE PROGRESS CY - Pere way by giving them \u2026 services were no longer Several of the cy, seen yesterday.were re of the matter.but iy .the harbor authorities +, Put a stop to such i.quietly dropping suspec:.Prosecution they believe son will be pointed for .\u2014\u2014 THE LATE MR.J) At a meeting of the M.held on Wednesday af.tion of sympathy was pres ed to be sent to the fan Mr.O.Dufresne.city con The heads of depart, Hall, as representing the ©: yesterday met and decid ter of condolence to the y ily of the late City comp also sent a handsome wre, The letter of sYmpaîhs +, by the following officials: \u2018F it tot\u2019 David.city clerk: Mr ow.City treasurer; Messre po.| ehambault, joint City attarnes.+ 4 corder Poirier, Mr.Barlow à n Chief Benoit.\"Chief Legau + ot benter, Dr.Laberge.and \\f, ., Ferns, À.Parent J E p.LC noldi, O.Champagne, J | y FUSE._\u2014\u2014 A CALL TO REV.|) TAIT Cornwall, Sept.23.An of the Presbyterian Chur.the other day, with a view of whether or not the Congregat y ue ready to extend a call 1, , .The meeting was very harmon hareng NEW STREET CAR FENDER Mr.Francis La Pointe, of 20 os: a new sree\u2019 The inventor cam.preventing ae +: Le A rubber rr The tender »h.wire \u2014\u2014 CANDIDATURE OFFERED 3: LARIVIERE A delegation of electors of (xe rer - on Wed them that he could : - + SIR, WILFRID TO BE PRESENT The Premier, Sir Wilfrid Laure: Ba he auspicious opening of the versity Conservatorium of Mus; ong ng the gredt good the School of M: nfluences throughout the Dominire Tio date of the ceremony will be de-:det lv His Excellency upon his return ta riuaws rom the North-West.Meanwiie [37 are being enrolied and the routine work of the new Institution bas commenced * WORLD WIDE.A weekly reprint of articles from lead: ing journals and reviews reflecting tof urrent thought of both hemispheres.So many men, so many minds.Lvery man in his own way.\u2014Lerence.The following are the contents of thi week's issue of \u201cWorld Wide.\u2019 ALL THE WORLD OVER.A Lighthall, in the \u2018Times,\u2019 Lond Ce D.Ligbtsu s LA ter\u2014The \u2018Times,\u2019 London.Naval Base\u2014Extracts from a : George Keunan, Special Corre for\u2019 the New York \u2018Outlook, \u2018a * East.The Voyage of.the \u2018Mansbu Maru'\u2014Re\u2018er tion by Admiral Togo\u2014Correspozie of the \u2018Standard,\u2019 London.we Wei Kirk and the Free Kirk\u2014Tbe stor Budget.\u2019 sn.fending the Acts of his Admis::71 \"7 ~\u2014American Papers.SOMETHING ABOUT THE AR- arly German Art\u2014Notes on li tion of \u2018Les Primitife\u2019 at Duss.Ea C.I.B., in the New York \u2018T7 ?receipts from public works, including A .» v4: |.Fantin-Latour\u2014A Painters\u2019 Pair: > CE ; ARCH Ing to unload on.the.public, which.does gp.s dent of =o Nr 7 : ' >.}.- -D., Special Corresponde railways and the miscellaneous receipts, not want it._ York \u2018Evening Post\u2019 at Pans + show, on the other hand, a decrease, - a as uen Fantin-Latour's \u2018Wedding a: Cs \u20ac both on the.month and the year.: : = ve erick Keppel, in the New Yrrk The total receipts from all sources DISHONEST EMPLOYEES.Post.; Tea for * July; 1904, were only $1,762,- La 7 : fren ae CONCERNING THINGS LITE.# .389.16, as compared with $2,380, Me pecMdren- Poem.by M4 242.43 for July, 1903, a decrease of HARBOR COMMISSIONERS DIS Fr aor i: Corelli's ] Ak ; rs ances at Miss Te $546,853.27; while the total for the year MISS TWO MEN-AND SUSPEND \u2014The \u2018Daily News.London up to July 31, 1904, was $70,380,241.49 OTHERS ing Post,\u2019 London.LL.EY .+ \u2014'\"T.P.'s We © as compared with $66,048,514.82, an in.2 Moments Hume: _ crease of $4,336,727.07.\u2018The expenditure Authority and Liberty Heo on consolidated account for the year The employees of the harbor works| \u2018Spe-tator, London.Pa.h ; ° \u201cppe âTê somewhat disturbed over the dismis.| \u2018Galignani\u2019s Messenger fa S90Ws an increase of $2,878,132.16.\u2018The! sal recently of certain of their number Oldest Newspaper ir ant Can total expenditure on.capital account for- on a charge of dishonesty.For some| Eu2E® Prin;=d ow 1904 shows an appreciable increase botn time past material and goods of a great- Plating oho Winter Efe on the month and the year.The, monthiy | \u20acF \u2018OF less value belonging to harbor Pro-| Egan, in the \u2018Floral Worl! LEDGE.month last year, an\u2019 increase \u2018of #310, [= The officials were perplexed to account American Busiress Men To» 844.91; and the experiditure on the year] for such \u2018an unusual state of affairs, and ney liam Ramsar\u2014 TH ; : 5, a time a c i i : Ton \u2018was $9,839,281.75, as compared with %7,- the.result that two of the Rep ith American Manufacturers pa: ; .; ooh WW * \u2014 e New , 851,077.82 for the same period {ast .year, haye been summarily paid off and three Toppan Ramsay Pedestai- 1 = \u2018Inter-Ocean.\u2019 into the wholesale.pilfering has been car- science Notes.One dollar a year.John Dorgali & 57° Publishers, Montreal, Cansds.Fan \u2014\u2014 NEW Manche: Likely for 1 WELL-KN SPAIN ID The offi Royal St.«ready bu yeparatior Lu he most FUCC avhimg ?St rva Coss of th uvestion 0 aud the fil tor 1905 au tv the offi the series summer Ww.ever, if no The sail t1ree chall clubs fog 3 chester dé « .ub, of O Tear Yach ~.me litth cal yacht tr m some been recel +, Island *ave been 1e Royal w.li be hel :; & challe «led upon srority, the Yacht Club cepted.Re to th or more ne r.ces, It = J\" nley.the ~- Lawre tn place ar become nec Should a next seasor ezain draw comed th: }- In viev ir:ends to A nought muet by t ;: was lea Filey had from who tre \u2018Thore] wanhaka C Finley is ni boat, and fo consider an Y.M.Spam, The ninth weather ther ti» crowd of urn records desh, in wi Mirdy's tim trond; and J.C.Ridd fecond recor Though ther were pulled « end without Ecod conditio field events, tory all rou bution of pr flum of the was incident ing of the & tion.The score 100 yards\u2014 rison.Time Throwing | B) tt.6 in; : 580 yards\u2014 Time, 2 min.Putting 16- in; 2 F.W Stanley, 31 One mile r \u20acon.Time, 4 Boys, 100 y Damant; 2, Broad jump 2.C.G.Hige Smith, 18 ft.Boys, 100 y Boyle; 2, P.Harrier (5 C.69 points mith, J.Cof with 55.point Forest, H.A.team D, with McCammon, benas); 4, tea ley G.Fleet, S Williams).Three-mile nard.Obstacle rac .24 sec.High jump in.2 F , F.W.440 yards\u20141, ime, 55 1-5 Hop, step \u2018uw Be ft 11 in; George Smith 550 yards bo mon; £, P.} Fec.me, 1 min.The officials T Wall; trac 2 Mathews: A Joint meet NAL .aad Light at Toro: tresent were O'Connell apa hey said that lected the cont EO out of ox tested three .L Srietly am ra would join on be sentative or 3.Torals.The Nr H 1 + % 7 i.| { LH 2 À 4 \u2014 - = \" ?* 4 ; En : ents.| , fade .(dvertisem BR - = Adver | i ; i + 2 .\" kL 4 Bg DAILY WITNESS 1X i REAL DA, \u2014 strong [ : | a TREAL ; eT RAI 5 a .MON .BE river, = fat gat in at- | | ize I | THE: mu or ea beful Japa to x EB: 7 ie fôr \"insu - .EN .u- 4 ! - base for.an \u2018TACT.who | : \\ a.his heal ing.Tho t 1 i t 0 t IN nts x n livi ha 4 : Feven .AY nde; there ted i ienic le, t = Ÿ 5 = THUR ED.fade BAILA, ores battle there : i.tly.interes s in hygi by examp F il A _ = RT AR a TTACK - \\ kio, Sept.after 3 Sarement was sufficien water play nd prove t | Pr A } + ; ay, the PO ; A : e eh ge \u201cKuripatkin Liso.ya burn: .ratio ant ach by precept, a Ë ; E nie parent Dodr, wo | = - \u201cHav Gea.bridge d not.injured, an that is, rtant a teac ) ; Bi 4 fo the p wan \u201cfollow _ \u2014 \u2018to vas deny ailway.e -woë t inj bridge.impo over ied i ] : pe hint do, the Donna RS seer.- aid to ft ts.|e dt seed the ay 1s how r-land ove e-trie : 1h : ; CARL Spies A made sed \u201cby se 5 Fort destroy.the atee of the rail nt, ds ou the tim il C.A.A.\u2018soin: .the arrtod: expres t, the.ane hree, but dents of t veme: to san aters + ; .; R A.to as c iews tha t- Jap ts T ed, rrespon: ion e mo le 11 w ; à GER.LA lation w.the ¥ LU.t meet- | gor: ed.: LEET co congit nes favorab of a alities \u2014\u2014 N so) eard N.A.noual coh- Ze ur ; ; FLE the \u2018hole.he Japa: is fa ; ; Its qu d a LLE ing Dering I .the next ann hei Capt \u2014\u2014 HE x The w to t ' ther .alth, nd no ; A HA dll ing tes.o to the fuit - T x ym rable n wea ] health es, and ] 5 \" C deleza ted n for ; , , D\u2014 E BO favor autum: - : ice to hemselv.\u2019 1 to x \u2014 WAY lub w He Le ho Associates ny FAINEI HE B ; d the ET., rvice t or fai x : sms vi Club same be e Assoc re O RE TH ds.an ne.\u2014-\u2014 LE ; y end se for one b A ht of th ; ihe at rw ! 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boys \u201clarke.1 Harrler klyn del ve of g s at 3.e organi nese Genera nd; wl divos eror.t o the p leted, \u2018Railr Trunk rket and i be CUS ; and n & x 1bi- POH C a 3.[Broo 4 gam: ve portes pence the Japa a.comma d one of he Emp onden irs to © comp.isers The and he ma livery, will Notaries Londo ding, ; : 1 ay MCA.el CR on, J.on a e com to 1 Oyam chief man wee ¢ corresp he repa d been d crui i The Gr in t 1905 de tracts Cana- & Bull rest.3 | RC Bl som.deren bb sam Marghal the ill com ieff the we the hat the r ha rmore ecessi- | d, is for mpanies 88 be ool ce Bul se 3 [SN smith, G.H Abe vider first 1 retain ivitch w ubaie third.ss t 2 tyr the ar ot n hat rted, ils - the anies, not iverp ran on By Go (c np, W.ee.Pro This wil 1 Linjvi ral Aro ra the OF Pres r \u2018Boga es to tl > did n and th po s of \u201cthat comp obably L insu Jam _ Vow PA mu Referse.to-day.TBALL.= (Genera les, Gene Kalba Ki THE that the damag \u2018Rossia dock, Service.{one Me American i Probe st, Ja L: \u20ac G 2 ; were, rton, ! .TBA 1 prac he armie 2 neral Y TA Lo hat th i and into dey ctive hese expec to -À kers w uanti 12 .Ye Bias © 44 sec.day \u201cA.Bu islets, p.m FOO wil dv + nd Ge N MA E- iable in t oboi ing in me act of tl iven il mal this q 1 APER + 3 od 0 - of the Geo.B.Desis C.Tran Club Thurs - ond, OPATKI ENSIV is Teliat eral «Grom ir goin to.resu mission e.1% n rail rpish - ; = SP , ing = ek Ly A Wall, Tees: Football and ek sharp.KURO FE There hat General tate the: re fit to.chief mmerc ill be au to f = [OBS.; NE purs Tod 7 rue ; .: ; _ ; the com] will t Je OTI is re D ice, in - - feld Ju ers, + Fol; Tees \u201cSiar.Wednesd § o'clock Mon io, Sept.22 effect + the Sac \"| both ts that upon SElans w the \"ah ND N tes.\u2014It th- L y « timekeep granier el: H.pe rama eck a Da orci Tokio, to the entered headqua -admi to prey the Ru rthur, in the OTES A) ithlete for en a e O suitable or to Leslie; R.A.f rear, T Tues ext w gym s at ion not el 8 hig He Is is that Port À ving NOT nd À food fo e time f \u201c8 t, so Pouncer, e on of n t the ning! format in has but ha lies esse ys e br tha de- Jids a best foo sam on the \u2019 M Dagge clerks n: an L.Mc tie nings tice a eve tkir kden, tation.supp v ladot sa captur ithou es the Tr Invali the \u201cthe licate.\u20ac Gus MeLare A rrison, tice 1 prac dnesday E Suropa Mu ilway 8 ilitary ily.and C to re fall, wi d urg the.Fa \u2018For that ds at delica young ] : WA) ities, A.) alg.Cigna We NIZE, City o he railw of mili daily, 8! unable is reiable shi to kable Food- m nd ve Ww comm Cc.J McCu ro \u20ac and GA at the tities ITiving red un t of the 3 ble = Ee fleet.1{ mar ies \u2018the ol al rn- : Tr IN.A.Bu day ) OR SGI ters quan are a is quarte eceiv- even: of availa k a = nava te\u2014Sw ood for for Lu Ath G.sharp NEN e Wool Large qu Poof \u2018troops rie ce stery very Blac has ordered | de one.Good ro Go Sm adbury Ge LL of aed ove : the Tie pase troops my that spatoh of \u20ac ing the he Russian ordered \u2018equally \" on- ; Te 5, smi E.Me Gl resident esid ning.rom force wapap my stall spatch cluding th t t, has + \u2018Oleg titufion; \u2018 ys, J.McC sociation, pre aM heavy News| kow, s is t, in Biriloff, stadt, sere rs ike, ; Mathews, es, lation last a'M a tion.Yin troop t they East, hiral - Kron + erui t Kam 1 rhe Mathews, J.F.J.Te Assoc men t an ere the sta of ssian d tha *hin- Adm: at 1,\u2019 the sport 8, .\u2018ete Fresh siden hes Wi alt way £ Ru nh, an the C nder ip \u2018Orel, tran Sept.OSSE Mr eur At tn Fran Spon A acul- | ed by ree oi mip tu \u2018from.comma; leship nd the sea on the LACR m the Amate Ea was elec t.term facul- all fo t Sin jons.| river.eral c¢ batt bug,\u201d a for ?from the ceting of iden Wagerm + smal d at rovis Liao Gen the ! emte eady an \u2014 ittee 1d 1a a m anks e-pres wart, fferen others, tatione ting pi the is that infore- d \u2018Jem: be r rhe Cor he ates r.Sh nop ah he different wD, |g equestin D here is rein e jan tka\u2019 to : oa Hr te EEE hn os sd .te The A.Mr.Tr ma se ne upon ke t ee and \" spor X Exper in has to be nt, : \"1 Trivey, oise was © hear ging 5 sais ot board bf gov : atkin wbout te its fro .Ho Pettigrew.or ould arg yet comin Telfy af cial: Kuropa! 18 m0 en, Ww irorge mprom cup w z- tle are ty of unive he bo a .spe an est a co Minto rosug- who sessi the ot t de t ana ed, an ., cs à tbe M ompromiee: the honor EAL the un) | campaign k tence.a cor ofess A.it .Tees, tre ; esen tion.ietes.- w né PRE aan vis Ta rente, sir : [A La get could sppeal is oer ou 5 ST AAT, an \"hres Pre ii for 180 the inion, t the reat ds, |.vers Yor boards, = suit einer © ral Tra idea was provincial bave p ee and _ on, .~ PR ia.+ cesse, =e ada A 45.gn pied ran ap - ce Fou.AF Yn Soe Ae Re Le RSR 4 AW aad Cra : A vs pére \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eae.\"a i = 4 \u2014 v pe \u2014.LABOR CONGRESS.KESOLUTION ADOPTED URGING THAT AGE LIMIT OF CHILD WORKERS BE RAISED.The work of the Lgbor Congress today wus of a varied nature.A number of resolutions were brought forward for consideration and were as a rule favorably received.One of these was in favor of urging the amendment of the Jaws of this province relating to child labor by raising the age Limit at which children may b: employed in factories and shops from ten to fourteen years, us under the On: tarin laws.A resolution was also carried provid ing for a more careful record and publication of the attendance of delegates et the sessions of the congress.The secretary-treasurer presented a detailed report of tbe receipts and dis- bu:sements of the funds of the congress and detailed reports of the progress of the union movement throughout the different provinces of the Dominion, showing a total of twenty-seven unions in affiliation with the congress and twenty- one unions outside its jurisdiction.The report also showed an increase in union membership in each province of the Dominion, and a tctal increase of revenue of §376.50.The total income of the association for the past year was close to four thousand dollars.; An address was given by Mr.Richards, of the American Federation of Labor expressive of the brotherly feeling existing between the unions on either side of the line, and expressing satisfaction of th American Federation with the pregress of labor unionisfh in Canada and throughout the world.President Roosevelt was given high praise for his action in connection with the anthracite coal strike of last year and was endorsed as the true and powerful friend of labor.He stated that the unions of the United States had now oor two million members, an increase of over four hundred thousand in the past year.The speaker also urged the need of wider organization and spoke strongly in favor of international labor organization to offset the power of international capitalists\u2019 associations.At the close of his address Mr.Richards received quite an ovation, which was followed by a presentation to him on behalf of the Canadian Labor Congress of a diamond ring and a pair of gold cuff links as a mark of appreciation of himself ard his message.A NOTORIOUS CASE.RESTAURANT KEEPER TINED FOR ALLOWING DISORDER IN HIS HOUSE.Joseph Chaput, who keeps the Ottawa Hotel, at the corner of Chaboillez square and the street of the same name, was today fined $75 and costs, amounting to 499.80, by Mr.Recorder Poirser, for allowing disorder in his house.The evidence showed that for weeks past immoral persons bad been allowed to frequent the rooms of this hotel and that their shameless conduct was observable by several neighbors living in the vicinity, who complained about it to the police.The latter characterize the place as the worst resort in Montreal.A short time agn Chaput pleaded guilty to a charge of selling liquor during prohibited hours.He was fined thirty dollars and costs, but continued to sell, it is alleged, and a second charge is now awaiting the disposition of the court.It is alleged that a more serious charge would have been laid against Cha- put in the case just concluded but for the interference of an officer who should be a guardian of public morals; Similar influence is said to be causing the delay in dealing with th\" case now betore the courts.Chaput was a few days ago gazetted a justice of the peace.ren COLLEGE NOTES.The results of the examinations supplemental to last year's sessionals were posted at McGill yesterday.The following students passed: First year\u2014In Latin\u2014Cameron, D.A.and Garvin, A.C.In algebra\u2014Arm- strong, L.F., and Harrison, R.D.In trigonometry\u2014Armstrong, G.W., Cat- tanach, F.A., Chandler, E.F., Davis, C.W., and McDiarmid, K.In French\u2014 James, A.E., Morison, H.G.1n Ger man\u2014Moriton, H.G.In physics\u2014Mac- aulay, E.G.In Greek\u2014Chandiler, E.F.McMillan, W.C.Second year\u2014In Latin\u2014Marcuse, 0.Ross, A.In geometry-Edwards, M.Ryan, E.L.In algebra\u2014Fraser, A.B.In German\u2014Braidwood, H.In chemis- try\u2014Newman, H., Pease, E.R.Third year\u2014In economies\u2014Cameron, A.W.In political science\u2014Cross, C.E., and Munn, L.À.: \u2014\u2014 About 200 freshmen of McGill met last night in Molson Hall to elect their officers and organize their forces for the year 1904-1905.A very enthusiastic meeting was held.Mr.F.Tees, Med, °05, presided.and speeches were made by F.G.Wickware, Arts '04.on behalf of the Track Club; by Will.Stewart, Arts \u201905, on behalf of the Football Club.and by Chauncey A.Adams, for the Me- Gill Y.M.C.A.The following officers were elected: President, G.Shanks, Sc.; vice-president.D.G.Campbell, B.A.Med.; secretary, L.P.Churchill.Med.: treasurer, Simpson.Arts.The election of field captain and football captain was left over till the next meeting.which will be held on next Tuesday evening.The results of the mathematical exhibitions for students entering their second year in arts at MeGill have been announced.Mr.George T.Wilson, of Vancouver, won the first exhibition.valued at #150.and Mr.Herbert T Meldrum, of Hull, the second, valued at $73.The re.eults of the examinations for second year languages exhibitions and third vear TWO \u2018MISSIONARIES\u2019 EXPELLED.ity among Hungarians who bad formerly ister of the Interior, the result being the present decision.telegram reports that fights have taken place at the towns of Tie.ling and San yang, on Sept.20.The ph says: Hei niu chuang on Sept.20, and attacked the enemy, pany of infantry, some cavalr machine gun stat battalion of infantry, five hundred cay- alry, gun, stationed at San tung ku, which lies eight miles north of Tie ling.sians, who were driven off to the northward, left nineteen t We captured some spoils, were very slight.\u2019 CRUISER \u2018TEREK\u2019 ORDERED TO The British cruisers \u2018Brililant\u2019 arrived here to-day.the Russian cruiser \u2018Terek,\u201d which had been stopping cmity of Gibraltar, ere, but that, on instructions pe.ei from Madrid.ib leave Las Palmas, and was forbidden to take on board any more coal, any water or stores.MINISTER OF CUSTOMS IS IN TOWN importers and business men at the custom house,\u2019 forenoon at the Windsor Hotel.pew dumping clauses?\u2019 cerned, but that to my attention.My chief business is to see the business men, explain al] matters which require explanation, to go over the business situation.tions be held?solemnity, now and the early summer of 190.REV.PATRICK FOGARTY, SAID TO BE irom London, Patrick Fogarty, Southampton yesterday from the West Indies, where he had been for the benefit of bis health, nurse, be took the train for vpon his arrival at Waterloo Station, he was found to be dead.at Lambeth Mortuary.rick Fogarty and at St.Patrick's Presbytery where in the city he is unknown.scholarships will be posted in the course of a day or two.Dr.Blackader began lectures on therapeutics at McGill University yesterday.r.Gardner will deliver his first lecture on gynaecology ou Sept.27.The men of Arts 07 held a meeting yesterday mornin for reorganization and election of officers.Mr.F.Bates, ast year\u2019s president, was in the chair.The election resulted as follows :\u2014Pre- sident, F.A.-Cdttanach; vice-president, EE.B.Rider; seeretary, W.McMillan; itreasurer, G.T.Wilson; class reporter, \u2018W.F.Steadman; field captain, C.W, Davis; and football captain, Stuart Me- Dougall.Several other matters of interest were diseussed, THE STEAMER © ARCTIC) \u2014 HUDSON\u2019S BAY EXPEDITION LAST HEARD FROM STEAMING NORTHWARD.\u2014\u2014 Sydney, N.S, Sept.23\u2014The Dominion Government exploration steamer, \u2018Arctic,\u2019 Captain Bernier, which left Quebec on Saturday afternoon en route for Hudson\u2019s Bay, wbich arrived here on Wednesday night, after landing several workmen and taking on board officers and mails, proceeded to sea again yesterday afternoon.At 5 p.m.the signal service reported the \u2018Arctic\u2019 four miles off Flat Pa'nt, steaming northward.Clear weather and a thirty-five mile breeze of northwest wind, accompanied by con- sidegable sea, has prevailed outside since early yesterday.ett MORMONS IN HUNGARY.Vienna, Sept.22.\u2014Count Tisza, the Hungarian Minister of the Interior, has rendered a decision prohibiting the Mormon propaganda within Hungary, upon the ground that such a movement is undesirable both from the standpoints of state policy and religion.The immediate occasion of the decision was the expulsion of two Mormon missionaries, who came from Salt Lake City, to Temesvar, eighteen months ago, and attempted to organize a Mormon commun- resided in Utah.The two missionaries were promptly expelled, whereupon their Hungarian friends appealed to the Miners AFFAIRS OF OUTPOSTS.RUSSIANS DRIVEN FROM MINOR POSITIONS.\u2014 Tokio, Sept.23.\u20141 P.m\u2014An official tung ku, sixty miles north-east of Liao Our detathment advanéed through consisting of one com- and\u2018 a ned at Tie ling and a six quick-firing and one machine The Rus- dead behind them.Our losses \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 COALING STOPPED.LEAVE HARBOR BY SPANISH AUTHORITIES.Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Sept.23.\u2014 \u2018St.George\u2019 and A Las Palmas despatch yesterday said British vessels in the vi- had begun coaling she had been ordered to HON.rR.PATERSON HERE.FOR THE PURPOSE OF MEETING IMPORTERS AND OTHER BUSINESS MEN.\u2018l am here in the ordinary way to meet said the Hon.Mr.Paterson, this \u2018Will you go into a discussion of the \u2018Not particularly, as far as 1 am con- matter may be brought and, generally, \u2018And when, Mr.Paterson, will the elec- \u2018I believe,\u2019 said the minister, with mock \u2018they must be held between Ha, ha!\u2019 ret FOUND DEAD IN TRAIN.FROM MONTREAL, DIES SUDDENLY IN ENGLAND.A Canadian Associated Press despatch to-day says that the Rev.Montreal, arrived at Accompanied by a sister and a London, where, The body now lies There is no such name as the Rev.Patin the Montreal directory, and else- fires if they would maintain a better sys- Many of the worst fires that occurred in heated furnaces or stoves and pipes that were not proper)y protected.companies would carefully inspect the heating systems of their patrons and either refuse to insure or to pay the insurance placed on property carelessly.heated and J inserted in all contracts it would soon have a salutary effect.the chief was sure, paid little attention torious fact that risks on goods in stores\u201d were taken with little regard to the in- stock.) negotiations for insurance risks to be made by telephone.; the proprietor, when he visited the store,\u2019 sible because the former's percentage would be higher and the latter\u2019s return, It was also surprising how soon a bona fide heavy stock could be reduced; how: by neglect it could remain low ; some night the furnace became overheät-* red that need not have, and the fire department and insurance companies had to suffer the consequences.1 surance companies would pay as much attention to these things as the City: Council was giving to the improvement of the fire department there would, he believed, be fewer fires and smaller losses.= many companies have inspectors for this purpose, how many calls they make in a year, what kind of reports they make\u201d and whether they could not give the public some pointers on the care and safeguarding of stoves, furnaces and fireplaces.some citizens whose places have bee: visited and inspected at intervals, regular or otherwise, besides the occasion when the risk was taken.sident of the London, England, Corn Exchange Winnipeg to secure information respecting the inspection and handling of grain.NORTH-WEST ASSEMBLY OPENS.session of the fifth Legislative Assembly of the North-West mally opened yesterday, at 10.30, by His.Honor Honor was escorted from Government House by a detachment of the Hoyak North-West Mounted Police, who.for the first time wore their new uniforms, with blue facings, organizations honored with the designa- Htion \u2018Royal\u2019 .THE MONTREAL .FIRE CHIEF SPEAKS, GIVES INSURANCE COMPANIES A HINT ON FIRE PREVENTION.\u2014 J Chief Benoit, when spokem to about the statement of the fire underwriters corcerning the condition of the tire department and its.dbility to cope with big fires, said it must be admitted that with double the apparatug and twice as many men as were now on the brigade it would be reasonable to expect better work would be.done than at present, At the same time the chief would net admit any serious lack in either numbers or ability to handle any fires that might occur.He could se how a few more stations and fifty more men could be placed to advantage, These would come in due time, in fact as soon as the\u201d finances of the city would admit of the addition.Twelve new men had been taken on the force about a week ago.\u2018A dozen more were riady whenever the committee should feel warranted in engaging them.A new thousand-gallon engine, the chief said, was expected to arrive at the Richardson street station in two weeks from now.Already there were three large engines and a number of lighter ones in service and a new: one had been recommended for the east nd.The Mil] street station, the chief po nt.ed out, is already equipped and.manned.No, 18 station, St.Hubert street, is a amall station but, the chief added, land has been secured for a new station.At present there are no high buildings in that vicinity and the equipment now in use is equal to the requirements.The fire station on St.Catherine street, as the chief had already reported, was too small and otherwise unsuitable.The committee had in view the purchase of properties in the centre of the city for two new stations but they would have to wait a little longer for them.Meun- while the best possible use was being made of the facilities at hand.There are now 265 men on the brigade and the chief contends that all fires can be handled in reasonable time with the présent staff, ; Speaking of the fire of Wednesday morning, the chief said that if the explosions had not oecurred it would have been casy to confine the fire to the building in which it originated.Bullets were flying in all directions, besides, and the chief has in his office a number of cartridge shells and a few\u2019 loaded cart, ridges which came through the fire.To save the men\u2019s lives underduch circum- slances, he felt to be his nrst duty.It was not Jack of men, water or apparatus that caused the loss here.: Replying to the statement made by the underwriters about the maintenancé- of the salvage corps, the chief says that, whatever may have been the understand: ing, nothing is said in the by-law about: the special tax on insurance compasies,! ot any part of it going towards the main-s tenance of the salvage corps.\u2018The uni! derwriters\u2019 statement was the first We had heard, of this contention.av On the other hand the chief though if he might be allowed to criticise; omy rather, to make a suggestion, the insur ance companies could save thousands of! dollars and would ind\u2018ed prevent many tem of inspection of insured properties.the winter time were caused by over- If the a clause to this effect were Many people, to the terms of their contracts, hence, the need of careful and regular Inspec- | tion.It was also, the chef remarked, a no- ventory or to the keeping wp of the It was not uncommon for Hrst The agent urged to place the valuat'on as high as pos- in case of fire, would be much greater.and, fell down, electric wires be- ed, pipes came deranged or something else occur- If the !n- The chief would like ta know how He would also like to hear of INSPECTION OF GRAIN.Winnipeg, Sept.23.\u2014Mr.Wood, pre- Association, has arrived in Regina, N.W.T,, Sept.B\u2014\"T'he third Territories was for- eutenant-Governor Forget.His worn by all military His Honor was ac¢tom- panied by Col.Macdonnell, D.S.U., as DAILY WITNESS, of the men and Mr.McNicol.the C.P.R.post-office, chased from the Molsons Bank, Mr.U.H, Dandurand, vacant land on the south branch post-office and the intention àf the Post-Office Department is to erect a stone building, which will provide accommodation for the rapidly Increasing business in the uptown portion field; day), Griffin, died here yesterday.charges in many parts \"bn -* A.D.C.; Assistant Commissioner Mclll- ree, Supérintendent J.O, Wilson and Inspector Ritchie, of the R.N.W.M.P.There was a large attendance of members for the opening, but the attendance of citizens was small, owing to the reception ta their Exeellencies Lord ang Lady Minto, which took place yester- ay.PLAYED WITH MATCHES.Children playing with #natches caused a fire at 105 Dubord street, at 10 o'clock this morning.The house is occupied by Mr.Aboud.The fire started in the parlor and a sofa was destroyed while other articles in the room were scorched.No.6 had one stream at work.Lhe damage is but slight.A fire broke out at 2.45 o'clock this morning on the premises of the St.Lawrence Waterproof Clothing Co, 1924 Notre Dame street.It originated in some boxes of shavings at the back of the stove.The fire was extinguished easily and the damage wag only slight.WILL SPY OUT THE LAND.Victoria, Sept.23\u2014A party of four prominent Oregon stock men, Messrs.C.8.Breadwell, George Kydd, Neal Niven and A.Begg, all from Canyon City, have sailed from here by the \u2018Danube\u2019 to make a tour of northern British Columbia and pick out favorable locations for cattle ranches, which they hope to have established in time to cater to the Grand Trunk Pacitie construction camps.They are equipped with various instruments for the recording of weather conditions, and upon their reports a large number of eastern Oregon stock men will form their plans.lb is the intention of \u2018he party to head for a country 135 milés to the north of Bella Coola, where they have been led to believe there are 115,000 acres of excellent pasture land, very slightly wooded and possessing abundance of fresh water, and where also a mild winter climate is to be found : ma FELL FIFTY FEET.Winnipeg, Sept.23.\u2014William Goudie, foreman of the Dominion Bridge Company, employed on the work of laying the steel structures at the new wing of the St.Boniface Hospital, fell titty feet yesterday morning and was badly hurt.1t is feared thdt his skull is broken at the base, while several bones are broken, and he is possibly internally injured.Goudie\u201d has been here but a short time.His home is at Martin- town, near Cornwall, - LAWYERS CLAIM DAMAGES.Messrs.Desire Desbolis and Severin Le- tourneau, advoc es, have each entered an action claiming $5,000 damages from the \u201cJournal,\u201d on account of thé language used by that paper in &nnouncing their possible candidature in the County of Laprairie.rer C.P.R.CARMEN, NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE COMPANY ARE STILL IN PROGRESS.The C.P.R, carmen, that is, ca cleaners, repairers and laspectors; ar organe ces ls every form of labor om the Canadian railwaye.They have an organization whose headquarters are in the United States.They want more wages and better hours.Negotiations have.been in progress for some time past between the representatives No conclusion \u2018has been reached.To-day Mr.Mec- Nicoll is out of town, but it is dented by thorities that there is any thought of striking on the part of the men.BRANCH POST OFFICE.GOVERNMENT WILL ERECT NEW BUILDING ON ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST.For the purpose of erecting a mew branch on St.Catherine street, near University street, the government has pure through the large lot of side of St.Catherine street, just west of University.The lot is fifty feet by a little over ninety feet, and the purchase price was $45,000 equal to $10 a foot.> 4 , For some years past there has been a in Renouf\u2019s bookstore, of the city.THE VOTERS\u2019 \u2014 LISTS.A BROAD HINT ABOUT THE ELECTIONS, mue The \u2018Canada\u2019 points Qpt that as the existing law provides that the elections in the différent constituencies must on the voters\u2019 lists appearing certified sixty days before nomination day, it is quite possible that the lists to be u ; elections will be those revised in 1903.be held \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CRICKET AT THE POINTA match will be played on the Beaver Point 8t.Charles to-morrow (Satur- between Point St.the Points and hand at 2.30 p.m, Dolan, R.Miller, J.Windsor, C.Preston, P.Ashton, WILL HONOR THE KING'S BIR'I'H- DAY.The sergeants of the ist Prince of Wales Fusiliers will celebrate the King's birthday, on Nov.9, by holding a dinner in ihe quarters at\u2019 the Drill Hall.Josty is the honorary colonel of the regiment.His Ma- OBITUARY.Baltimore, Md., Sept.22.\u2014Captain Johu W.Hall, who was for many years a lead- -4ng figure in local financial éircles, former president of the First National Baak, president of the Consôlidéted Gas Com.-pany, and director ia various monetary institutions, ease, died to-day from heart dis- He was in his 78th year.London, Ont., Sept.22.\u2014The Rev.Michael & veteran Methodist clergyman, | Deceased had.held 2nd was supersanusied in of the countzy, LS Bed at the mext- Charles and the\" Dontinion Cotton Mills Co.The following gentlemen will represent t are requested to be on viz,: Glass, & Teylor, W.Colbeck, S.Smith, Butt, E.Shaw, J.Lee, A.Harr (captain).Spares, Hyman, y RAZOR SLASHING CASE.BRUZZONI AND HIS WIFE GET SIX MONTHS.In the Court of King\u2019s Bench to-day, Virginie del Mastro and her husband, G.B.Bruzzoni, were sentenced to six months\u2019 imprisonment by His Honor Mr.Justice Ouimet, for wounding Nicola Amicello.COMMERCIAL.THE WHEAT MARKET.* GREAT STRENGTH DEVELOPED TODAY IN CHICAGO.The price of Chicago wheat to-day has again demonstrated the powerful sway the \u2018bull\u2019 element held in the Chicago wheat market.Another advance of 3 1-8 cents | for December has taken place since the opening of the session this morning, and\u2019 it ight be said thal these almost dally rises are now accepted as a matter of \u2018Course.A doliar for Chicago wheat seems \u2018to \u2018be\u2019 a thing of the past, and it'is very cerain that if prices Would be much.more comment than if.a new high record werc reached.September, which closed last night at $1.07%, cpenel this morning without the price being registered, and at the, close of the session $1.11 was reached, making a gain of 3 1-8 cents since last night.December opened at 31.13%, and closed at $1.18%.May also guined on the day, opening at $1.12 1-8, end closing at $1.14%.Winnipeg followed suit in regard to the advance, and developed quite a considerable rise, Cash wheat closing at $1.02.October, which opened a point less chan last night's price, became stronger dur- fug the day.and at the close was at $1.01%.December closed at 98%ec.Ther: was a decided firmness noticable in the Chicago market for corn, a fractional increase om the day being recorded.Oatg were a shade easier.CHICAGO MARKETS.Messrs.J.$.Bache & Co., Bell Tele- pbone Building, report the closing prices in Chicago to-day as follows: \u2019 Open.High.Low.Close Wheat, Sept .\"109 111 108 111 Dec.110% 113% 10% 113% Corn, Sent .524 52% 51% 52 Dec .50% 50% 4934 50% Cats, Sapt .30 3043 2916, 30%Db Dæe.31% 31% 30H 0% Pork, Oct .\u2014 11.47 11.27 11.35 Lard, Oct.7.12 7.15 7.10 7,15 Ribs, Oct.7.60 7.60 7.55 7.57 CATTLE MARKETS.East Buffalo, Sept.23.\u2014Cattle, receipts, 500 head; butcher grades ir good demand; others steady; prime steers, $5.25 to $5.50; shipping, $4.50 to $5.05; butchers, $4.00 to $5.00; heifers, $3.00 to $4.50; cows, $2.30 to $4.00;- bulls, $2.% to $4.00; stockers and feeders, $2.25 to $3.65.Veals, receipts, 600 head; steady to strony; $4.50 to $7.75; a few at $8.00.Hogs, receipts, active on good; slow on grassers; heavy and mixed, $6.30 to $6.35; Yorkerk, $6.30 to $6.40; plas, $5.70 to $6.60; roughs, $5.25 to $5.45; stags, $4.25 to $4.75; dairies, $6.00 to $6.25; grass- ers, $375 to $5.25.Sheep and lambs, receipts, 12,400 head; sheep active and higher; lambs slow, 5c lower; lambs, $4.50 to $6.20; yearling , at $4.50 to $4.75; wethers, $4.25 to $4.30; ewes, $4.00 to $4.25; shéep, mixed, $2.00 to 34.25.FINANCIAL ~~ NEW, YORK STOCKS 8,500 head; New York, Sent.23.~\u2014~Several of the Grangers and Pacifics showed small gains at tho opening of the stock market to-day, but the rest ot the list was \\aclined to sag.The dealings were on a moderate scale and the interest displayed was \u2018rather languid.New York, Sent, 23.\u2014Ncon\u2014Money on call steady at 2 percent; prime mercantile Paper, 4 to 5 percent; exchanges, 3201,570 4 ; Laidlaw & Co.\u2019s wire:\u2014There.1s a gen- cral disposition to await more definite information regarding the status of the corn crop, though it may be said that the weight of opinion in the grain trade is that the crop is very nearly, if net quite, as large as last year; even estimates of 2,300,000,000 or more, are not exceptional.J.B.Picken & Co.\u2019s wire:\u2014The sudden frost prevailing in the North-Western States undoubtedly caused considerahle damage, and will continue to be used against the stock market.Wall Street\u2014Noon\u2014The market was more neglected than for a long time and the tone was very indifferent.Union Pacific advanced %.Bonds were firm.NEW YORK STOOKS.Spesially reported for the \u2018Witneu' b: C.D.Hospital dt Local J 6.Bacbe à Manage: !2.Now York, by direct wire, ?Opening a11 its; Prévoir Sept 23, Stoeks.Ops.Clos.Stocks Op'g.Close AmslOep.5714 58 Miss, Pas.à Amer.Looo.25%, 2554 M.8.M.\"ny A 40.prof.25% 95% do.gref.five eens Am.Sugar.139% 131 Motrd Trac.* 120 120 do pref.NY Cen.co.1364 Am.bmelt,.64% $8, N.Y.Erie, 2 2 Am.CarFdy 23 2244 de.1.pref.J.Ansconds.90% 91 .Elpret CE 4g\u201d Atebison.4 63% 8 44 e PR Balt, £0n to, 87% 7% de pret.+.Prec.335 Breokiyn RT.4% 54 Pano.R.1 1 1904 ble &Alton Osan.Pao.127 Can.Both.Ches.80hlo 413% Chics NW ., Chic.Bt.P.15644 257 Col.Bouth., 14% 1 der re, 5544 81 oc ir\" o.11.pref, ai.uth.H 7 Con.GasN.Y.\u2026\u2026.3 3 7 ma Col Fuel 81 .56% Corn Prod.14 14 3 do.prét.3) Detr iG Ry.61% uh De.Law.7% TA sex MEE i vw.Ris G.se 67 do 2d.i 2 .B.Rubr, 2 oe DuLESAA 1.do pra.144 74 do pré.,., Union .994 1014 G.Northerni.do d.GonEleo.L605 Wahl io i ersey aren seus do ptd.TN.Central: 133 1354\" WU.su do ¥.BX reat Unios 135$ 10% we Ge pd.43% \u201cdo.was me i, \"de.HU 4 i dE touched that point thers.(Toronto morning sales by L.J Co.'s wire: 75 at 67%, 150 at 68, 75 at (7%.United States District Court, ba- sÿ ed Alfred Roelker, jr., receiver of the Gen eral Metals Company, of thir city.whi was claimed to have a capital o! 5.50 wi and has large plants for the deduction of gold ore Colo.petition filed by Mr.Joseph M.Baron.who claims to De a creditor of tbe Metals Company.Messrs.Henry U Parker and Russell Parker also claim io be (red tors, and join in the appeal.Sovereign Grand Lodge «1 (cie.and the grand encampment ©: 1 nia, continued their disuse oe behind closed doors.3 amendments to considered by the former it .» ments proposing that the by be removed so that the R'bek.s mie become i Lodge and that the color Pre de tended so us to permit (hu : of men who were paruy : 1.5= scent, were both defeaten.lov ump ment providing that men whe = ! indirectly engaged in the hgu Bf might be adnntted tv the 0 laid on the table becau-e 51 2 05 defect in its mode of presen:r: + Grand Lodge will meet n'y: Philadelphia.worst accidents on the division of the Intercolenis.I eurred yesterday special freight were dvra lr near Porcupine, atour a Mulgrave.track for sixty or soevent then breaking off rolled wer their contents in cvery in the cars were practically un the track torn and tw:>ted The special was an ont in Mulgrave, cipally hay is thought to be due 1° it - one of the rails.though the engineer and nr i.ed a severe shaking up.4, LOCAL STOCK - AFTERNOON C.P.R.\u201425 at 1274.Mont.Power\u201425 at 7x: a SY, 20 at 784, 50 at Tv, 3%.Ogilvie pref\u201413 at 11 Detroit\u2014T5 at 68, 50 s: es Toledo\u201450 at 2114, na Reported Mssers.Nichois 4 Ç Brocers, 1734 Notre Dane Street > 4 Blocks.Sellers.Buyers, 505: PE per $100.C4 RAILWAYE Can.Pacifio .1274 12:44 Min.&- Montres: St.210 25 \" Tore.>.' Iwi Clg Tr.97% 98% Detron pr .;. + Can\u2019t tell \u2018em apart\u2014oux Ready-to-Put-On Suits and Overcoats and the best tailor- made, Look alike, equal in stylé, in materialand workmanship.Lots of tailors -get pointers \u2018from\u2019 gay\u2019 clothing for the designers and tailors Who lnake our clothing get ideas from the erack tailors of New York and London.\u2018 What's the difference?Just the price.There's a saving of about 25 percent 4a buying from us.°° A few prices, and take a look in our Cralg street window, corner of Bleury.Men\u2019s .Suits, in tweeds, serges, worsted, fancy worsted, ete., well and trimmed in different styles, at $10.50, Men's Tweed Suits, in fashionable checks and stripes, also navy blue clay worsted and serges, in all the latest styles at $12 and $13.50.Suits, in Scotch Men's Tailor-made Tweed trimmings, and made equal to t in three-button, double-breastéd clay custom, or single-breasted style, at $15.ï Men's Suits, in Scotch Tweed anf tanty English worsted, fall and winter weights, new cut, in single or double-breasted style, at $16.50.Men\u2019s Suits, in .navy blue clay warsted, Scotch Tweed and black cheviot, also fancy striped worsted, at $18 and $20, Men's Rainproof Coats, in Oxford grey and fawn cover cloth, at $7.50 and $9., Men's Rainproof Coats in fancy stripes, also olive, fawn and Oxford covert cloth, made tourist style with belt at back or fill box style, at $10.50, $12 and $13.50, Men\u2019s Rainproof Coats, in fawn covert cloth, thoroughly well finished, satin lined, tailor-made, at $15.Men's Rainproof Coats, in stripes and tweed effects, made in tourist ar long, loose fitting style, at $15, $16.50 and $18.Men's Fall Overcoats, in coverts, Oxford mixtures, extra well tailored, at $12, $13.50, and $15.Men's Spring Overcoats in dark grey cheviot, tailor-made $16.60 and $18.We Invite your oritioal inspection.best trimmings, at > COR.CRAIG & BLEURF STS.and 2299 ST.CATHERINE ST.re Mayor Guay and Ald.Labreche, chairman of finance were absent from the meeting, having been \u2018delegated to attend the cen- vention of the United Municipalities hn Londen, Ont., which is now in session.The annual statement prepañed by thé secretary-treasurer of the Town of St.Louis shows very gratifying results for the year.The summarized figures are as follows: Bopulation\u2014 7 1908 22 60 aL.12,326\" 1804 1 21 Le 24 40 ee ee ee 2 18,827- Increase ., ,.Lu, 1,501 Valuation of taxable property for 1803 .$4,683,163 1504 .Tere en ee ee LL 4,908) Increase .,, .$415,190 The increased valuation will yleld an additional yearly revenue at 1 cent in the doilar of $4,151.00, At a special meeting of the council last night an application was submitted for re- engagement as town engineer by Mr.Emile Vanier, C.E., and referred to next meeting.A TRAGIC END.; Ottawa, Sept.23.\u2014Charles Antler, who shot his son-in-law, Charles Gorr, \u2018in the thigh on.\u2018ednesday, was found dead by Chief M.Lee and Constable Thomas Pipes in the new portion of St.Marle street, adjourned to Wednesday next.vs atl Rr rb cn INTERCOLONIALI OGEAN LIMITED (CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.* Above steamers have first-class accommodation for Jade | (duly authorized to these presents by judgment of this court, Tals HUTCHINSON, OUGHTRED & PLACE, \u2018Montreal, 7th Sept., 1904.\u2014 eme rest him.Upon arriving at deceased's home, in Buchänan and Wylie town- body there, shot through: the breast, all \u2018not likely that a coroner's inquest will be considered necessary.dently thought that he had killed his son-in-law, DOMINION LINE STEAMSHIPS, WEEKLY SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL, From MONTREAL.| *DOMINION.Bept.3t {KENRINGTON.13 *VANCOUVRR.Oot, 1 \u201cDOMINION + Ook.2 ANADA.,.Oct.8 *VANQOUVER Nov.5 tBOUTHWARK.\"Oct.15 tCANADA.Nov.13 Montreal te Avonmeuxth (Bristel).*TURCOMAN.0ct.1 SENGLISHMAN.Oct.29 \"MANXMAN \u2026.Oot.15 \u201cPTUROOMAN .Nov.13 \u201c Cold storage: : tCoo! atr and cold storage.Bteamerssail atdaylight.MODERATE RATES.Ask Agents for particulars of mo lerats rae servis To Liverpool, 333.00 ; He London, $37.30 sud upwards, socording to steamer and berth.For sll parslo 1iara a3 to passageand froigat apply Agent, or to THE DOMINION LINE.11 8% Sacrament street.Mentreal, \u2014- Q ATLANTIC STRAMBHIP LINES, SUMMER SAILINGS.MONTREAL AND LIVERPOOL, From Liverpool Steamer.From Montreal, Tues., Sept.6.,Lake Champlain.Thurs., Sept.22 Tues., Sept.#0.Lake Erio.\".Thurs, Oct.6 Tues.Bept.37.Lake Manitoba.Thurs., Oot.13 Tues, Oct.11., Lake Champlain.Thurs., Oct.27 Steamers sall frem Montreal at daybreak, passengers embarking the oven.ug previous.REDUCTION IN RATES.First Cabin to Liverpool, 847.50 and 850.00 and upward, accordin to staamer and accommodation.Round trip tickets at reduced rates.Second cabin, to Liverpool, $30.00; to London, $32.50.Third Class to Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Belfast Londonderry and Queenstown $15.To Hamburg Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, $i7: to Gothenbe Copenhagen.etc., $30.Stockholm.Hango, etc, sa From iverpool or Londonderry to Quebec, §15! froms London, $17.equaliy low rates.FOR LONDON DIRECT._ 88, MONTROSE, on or about October 5th.Carrying one class passengers only, Seco: d Oabi Reduced fare to London $37.30.Round trip trom London vis Liverpool, 871.95.Light and airy rooms amidship; good table and attendance.Apply to CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYCONPANY .ATLANTIC STEANSHIP LINES, Beard of Trade Building, 5t.Sacrament street, Montreal.FURNESS, WITHY & CO., (LIMITED) Proposed Sailings MANCHESTER LINERS, Limited, CANADA AND MANCHESTER.To and from all other points at Fro From Montreal A \u201cManchester City.Bept.17 { Manchester Importer.3 _Bept.11 .*Manchester Commerce.» Nmited number of passengers, CANADA-SOUTH AFRICA JOINT SERVICE Montreal to Ospe Town, Port Elizabeth, East : London and Durban.*Orians, from Montreal.,.Bept.18 *Wyandotte from Montreal.,.,.5 18 \u201cFitted with oold storage.For further particulars apply to FURNESS, WITHY & CO., Limited, Agents, 44 St, Francois Xaviez_st\u2026 Hentreal,F.Q.REFORD AGENCIES.DONALDSON LINE, Glasgow Weekly Service from Montreal, \u201888.MARINA (cold storage.Sep.2 88.PARTHENIA (cold storage).Bept.29 83 LAEONIA (cold storage).Oct.6 B88.ATHENIA Twin Screw (cold storage).Oct.23 THOMSON LINE TO LONDON, #8.FREMONA.\u2026.cerrrees.Bop IT 88.DEVONA (cold storage and cool air).Sept.H 88.KILDONA (cold storage and cool air), .Oct.1 88.HURONA (cold storage and cool air).Oct.8 THOMSON LINE TO LEITH, 88.DEVONA.,.vecnrocev0u0 00e Sept.24 \u2026 \"Oct 6 THOMSON LINE To ABERDERN.MONTREAL - Sovereign, ALLAN LINE.LIVERPOOL VIA MOVILLE, ROYAL MAIL SERVICE.Liverpool Montreal.Queber Bent.1 PARISIAN , Rept.16, 83a,m 5 p.m.Sept.8 TUNISIAN.Bept.23,5 a.m.2 0p.mw.Sept.15 IONIAN .°° fept.30,5a.m., 3p.m Sept,23 BAVARIAN.Oct, 7,9 a.m.11 p.m Tuoisian and Bavarian ara the Iargest and fastest steamers on the Canadian route.16,576tons.Twin sorows.Tuuisian's record 6 days, 2 hours.\u2019 Midship saloons, spacious promenade decks, ele> trie lights throughout.RAT CLASS, Bavarfan, Tunisian, $69, Yenian and Parisians, and upward, Ten percent reductions for round trip tickets, SECOND OLASS.Liverpool or Londonderrr, Bavarian, Tunisian, or Ionian.$35.Parisina, 83.00.Return tickets at reduced rates.THIRD OLAS3, Liverpool, Loadon or Glaagor 815, Paris, 834.GLASGOW DIRECT.Moderate Rate Service.vreere ese Thurs.Bept.29,6 a.m.\u2018 -.Thurs., Oct.13,6 a.m.PRETORIAN .Thurs, Oct.2), 6 a.m.Cabin, 840, Second Cabin, 827.50 ThirdClaes, 815.Return Ticket, 832.50 Apply to H.&.A ALLAN, Montreal LME RATES Ecgnomy.Comfort and Scenic Grandeur.Toronto, $6.50; return, $11.50; Hamilton, $7.00 ; return, $12.00.Including Meals and Berths, by TORONTO - HAMILTON LINE\u2014Steamery leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 pm MONTREAL - TOKNNTO LINE\u2014Steamers leaves daily, at 3.15 p.m., from Septem- zer 17th, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.QUEBEC LINE\u2014Steamers leave daily at 7 p.m.SAGUZNAY LINE\u2014Steamers leave Quebec on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 a.m.\u2014 CITY TICKET OFFICE, 128 St.James Street, opp.P.©.RIVER NAV.Cc OTTAW The Last Trip WEDNESDAY, Sept.28th.\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO OTTAWA First-class, $3.59.Return, Daily Excursion te Carillon by steamer Heme by the Rapids, 81.00, Take 8a m.G.T.R.for Lachine to connect with steamer.AFTERNOON EXCURSIONS, Up by train down by steamer Sovereign, Shooting the Rapids, TO ST.ANNES\u2014G.T.R.1.30 p.m.Round To CACRINE-G.T.R.415 p.m.Round trip see, trip Tioket Offices \u2014 Grand Trunk Station, Windsor Hotel, and 4 offices on St.James 8t., viz.: Nos.128, 137, 143 and 178.Windsor Station for Hudson Head Office, 165 Common St, TELEPHONE MAIN 1028, se EBCALONA ones sans sacs crane Oct.44 LORD LINE TO CARDIFF.8.LORD LANSDOWNE,.vers core ness OCE 6 Wm.Thomsen & Sons, Dundee, Scotlana.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE ROBERT REFORD co, Limited, 25 8t.Sacrament street, MONTREAL, D.0.WOOD, Western Agent, Room 311 Board of Trade.TORONTQ.Aaverttsements, GUPERIOR COURT.DISTRICT OF MoN TREAL.Dame Rose de Lima Benard, wife common as to property of Arthur Bellveau, both of the City and District of Montreal, Plaintifr, Vs.Arthur Beliveau, of the same Place, \u2018 - Defendant.t An action in separation as to property has been instituted this day, by the plaintiff against the defendant.Attorneys for Plaintiff.ship, the constables were told he had $10.00 \u2014 And RETURN \u2014 @ ; tricity, leaves Montreal on Mondays, calling at Quebec, Gaspe, Cape Cove, P.E.1., TORONTO, Singte 86.00 (including Meals and oa TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 3 p.m.Per favorite Strs.\u2018OCEAN\u2019 and \u2018PERSIA.\u2019 Lighted throughout with Electric Light, CUISINE FIRST-CLASS.Apply to Battersby\u2019s Tourist Agency, ol, M.1507, 178 St.James street, W.Henry, 185 5.James street.GS.R.JAQUES & 00,, 317 Common street UEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Limited) RIVER AND GULF OF sT.LAWRENCE \u2014\u2014 Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes THE WELL and favorably known gg, CAMPANA.\u2019 1,700 tons, lighted by elec- and with all modern comforts, at 1 pm.2th ard 26th September; 10th and 24th Qc- ober, and \"th November, for Pictou, N.S., Mal Bay, Perce, Grand River, Summerside, and Charlottetown, P.E |.The finest trip of the season for bealth and comfort.ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec.For freight, passage and staterooms, ap- J.\u20ac.BROCK & Co., Agents, 211 Commissioners street, City.ply to not been seen for some time.They searched a nearby shed and found his signs pointing unmistakably to the fact that he died by his own hand.It is Antler evi- PUsINEss CARDS AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY DONR Atthe \u201cWituses Omse Dixon, who went from Pembroke to ar JOR PEPARTLENT, i Cri 0 Going Sept.23, 2.Valid to return until O-: PORT HURON, MICH.- « DETROIT, MICH.- .; CHICAGO LL, - - .« ST.LOUIS (18 dns.4 BAY CITY, Mich.SAGINAW, Mich.COLUMBUS, ehlo.294, îu GRAND RAPIDS Mich.on CINCINNATI, Olle.ny ST, PAUL er MINNE SPO Mian, all rail.; Lu SL PAUL or MINNEAPOL (via Upper Lakes and =.~ \u201ca DAYTON, Olio .ue INDIANAPOLIS, Ind nn CLEVELAND, Ohio $13.85 10 819, Proportionate rates fron, - \u2019 Canada.CHEAP FARES Until @ct.15th, 1904, low ons from MONTREAL (o SEATTLE, VICTORIA, VANCOI.$48 wus fare VER, PORTLAND ROSSLAND, NELSOY, ROBSON, SPOKANE ANACONDA, BUTTE, HELENA, ç;- SALT LAKE.J COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER, ç;- PUEBLO.$4 SAN FRANCISCO, Los 4x.oo, GELES ÿ TRAIL, OTTAWA EXHIBITION Bept.23 ., , Sept.34.3.50 Return Limit\u2014Sept, 2; 1904, TOURIST SLEEPING Cap FOR WORLD'S FAIR, ST.LOU; Leaves Montreal 10.30 pm, Thursdars, i urs rives St.Louis Saturdays 7.43 a.m, Berth Rate, $3.00 each way Worid's Fair Exec.Tiekets on Sale dally, \u2014 MONTREAL PORTLAND SERVICE Sleeping cars on night Trains, Le.gant Cafe Parlor Cars on da; trains SUNDAY LOCAL TRAINS From and to MONTREAL (For additional train service ser C:mja551 Time Tables) FOR VAUDREUIL and Int.fa: oat Montreal 9.30 a.m , 1.30 pm.Tx 11.25 p.m, Returning arrive M ; (from Vaudreuil oaly 6.00 p m 3 1° FOR LACHINE and Int #tat: \u2014 eave Montreal 9.30 am.1° ; : Returning arrive Montreal / 3 on 11,00 p.m.FOR RICHMOND 3nd Int.Sta\u201811-5 eave Mose real 8.01 am.Returning 3e Moavea.© p.m.FOR BRÔCE VILLE and interne: eq 1-.fot suitable for wraculs - Su anle at the \u2018Wituess : v packages at §1 mur 4 bi.Western Exc.sigy Fxio mm UNCL (Dora Re Asel tu who chi get our I ugo, an Cynthia away, an go we di Mis\u2019 Pac gt the ro \u2018We've band wer Ennth\u2019s 1 up a boy vou haver interposed \u201cYes, 1 color mou had colle raged inn ÉCIOUSTNESS \u20181 gues: be made grimly, a ernible.Le knows to, and plagued a much wor 1m here, a ness knov Never mir doughnuts first-class man, who to apolog pushing & wost.© Well, break in decidedly.ail right, bim\u2014there box, Eddy uncle\u2014it\u2019s you, seein that bene we'll hav away, \u2014an began to s us If she A ft of icelings a goon he - somehow these com old neigh Cynthia w piace to ¢ she'd neve clone.T ed house\u2014 fit for a h wanted m wouldn\u2019t d I Live.! wasn't but ber the : There's no don\u2019t knot sec, I left :ashioned sant.SI Ler house- Tag carpets Blt Was 1 bare.\u2019 \u2018For pit: with her \u2018Why, 1 th 18 handsom Asel lool \u2018It must sou to go gested (ha \u201cChange\u201d anything a ly\u2014ite a times as If the cows in driving acr as if my f nothing to to some st There's be time, and | land out o Managed a) rid of the felt lonesor As soon a.UpStaire, so moniously, ehoing ro that west ¢ hood had | ther and f ¢inthed, ae ed, in the £> mysteric mated that pg ation \\ £ood o 0 Heh, Thm: itened tl Inger seer Cythia's an l\u2018igrimage, Ward that substantia] self or the \u201cho had di ter visiting manner, he tables and 2cross the Iurple afte; crooked fing maple, as if ured sensat the kitchen Niece in ea \u2018Uncle As to rent a would you | SOU come a) My wife + right, if it cut of pra and you kn Vise me a } ter\u2014do as y Uncle Ase \u2014he was a \u2014 A \u20ac Fels-Naj Cuts was} dack-strain Feis-Nanthe HE 904.1904, $14.85 $15.00 $18.00 $24.00 te 11,25 11,13 20.30 19,10 22.39 11.00 i159 - 20,60 .22.20 à to 819,39 tations gn ES Vay fares $48.90 $46.40 $43.90 $43.30 $49.00 ON .82.680 FET 3.80 i.CAR LOUIS days, ar le daily, RVICE.s.Ele.ins.\\INS AL.npanys \u2014 Leave 9.00 p.m.1.00 p.m.715p.m.1dreuil\u2014 8) pun.As pm, ve Montreal 650 polnts \u2014 Ig arrire s Main ation.{| 1904 AL 5.00 817.50 17.25 11,15 820.00 $19.10 3.00 $22.30 $41.00 $20.60 823.10 ons in 004.ass real 1t8- N.92.69 3.580 treet jcet.y, for ia FrroAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1904- UNCLE ASEL\u2019S OPPORTUNITY, or] Goodale, in the Springteld \u2018Republican.\u2019) (Concluded.) \\ card his glance on the woman, ed in cageriy :\u2014\u2018 Bidn't you ¢ etter 7 We wrote one a week Le when we got here they said C as married and you'd moved ui the house was shut up; and wove over and got the key of «1, thinking wed like to look n= just ror old time's sake.\u2019 \u2018me East for geod,\u201d her hus- bo on, somehow, we thought r rorbs was the place to bring wo.in\u2014come right here, Eddy\u2014 y .ou spaken to your Uncle Asel,\u2019 l : 1 Mrs.Woodruff.y , À have, ton,\u2019 muttered Eddy, the r unung in his freckled face, He È.œcted five doughnuts, and out- r \u20ac .\u2018uucence was tempered by a con- +n ss of the bulge in his pockets.oes Liddy ana me don\u2019t need to te =.suquainted any,\u2019 observed Asel, go «unt twinkle being barely dis- erie eo Anyhow, I'll answer for 1, -s me lull as well as he wants «o J.maybe better.I've been so pigies und pestered by boys, it ain't «nest 1 laid it to him, breaking ind building up fires, and good- vs what; 1 always was hasty.muni, my boy, you just pare them vis off a little and you's find \u2018em - eating, concluded the good io once owned sorrowfully that ip ap gize came as onhandy to him as pisnag 4 wheeïborrow back end fore just.Wei.Eddy isn't that kind \u2014 to :n houzes, l mean) said Euniæ, i \"He's ready for doughnuts \u2026 « and 1 don't know as 1 blame bo\u2014here\u2019s one down by the wood- pox.Eddy.You look all auckered out, i > been \u2019most too much for Charley, bring in tenca from the wash-house and save something to eat straight :1.\u2014and she produced a basket and t-gui :0 set out a bountiful lunch, quite ts :: she were the hostess.| A nt of anger always relieved Asel\u2019s .ugs and loosened his tongue, and uz Was talking freely, finding it vhow easier to pour himself out to ¢ c.mparative strangers than to an neighbor like Mr.Couch.Yes, zi was married, and he left the to go and live with her\u2014she said uever be easy if he stayed there They lived in a half of a rent- ise\u2014httle cramped-up rooms, \u2019bout a hencoop, he called em.© They , me to sell this place, but I 1: do that\u2014no, sir, not as long as My father built this house\u2014l but ten years old, but I remem- er inc Taising as ff \u2018twas yes\u201d-day.There's not à beam nor a board in it 1 ¢ 3° know by heart, as\u2019 twere.You te, I left some things here, too\u2014old- sioned things that Cynthia didn\u2019t :.She hasn\u2019t got a -ag carpet in ouse\u2014said she was brought \u2018up on rpets, and she\u2019d have ingrain when Vis married, or let the floors go GM Eon mC ee wm \u2026 = \u2014 pity's sake! der i exclaimed Eunice, .comfortable rippling laugh.\\ 4 think a good striped rag carpet 5 undsome, for my partes woked at her with approval.I: must have been quite a change for Yo go and live in the cily, sug- \u201ci.Lnarley.\u201cange\u201d 1 tell you you don\u2019t know n 5 about it,\u2019 declared Asel sterna terrible change.Seems some- a> 1f I'd die for want of seeing \u201cvs 10 the lane yander, or the snow 13 across the east medder.1 feel laculties was all rusting out\u2014 o do but read the paper, or go ne store on an errant for Cynthy.- been à man here part of the ind part of the time I've let the io on shares; but it\u2019s been mis- and fooled with.I can't get tie notion it's missed 1me, and lesvme same as 1 have.-on as the meal was over, ne went -.solemnly and as it were cere- entering each dusty ana room, but pausing longest in chamber which from his baby- Ë, +! been \u2018mother's room.\u2019 Mo- \u2018°\" #1 father appeared to him there \u201celas ghosts are said to be «loth- ne old earthly garments, but eriously whitened and Fubli- \u201cat he regarded them with a \u201cun whichit is to be feared the ind people seldom encountered in the T.me and affection had magically + their failings until they no ~c\u2019med real and depressing, like \u201c+> and his own.It was a sacred \u201812e.though he wondered after- \u2018Lt the old folks seemed more \u201cnil and real than his youthful \u2018he willing ambitious girl-wife, did 30 many years back.Af- \u201cng the downstairs rooms in like \u201c ?- he made the round of the barn, - \u2018ul tool-house; he gazed lovingly ©.» swamp and mowing in the : \u2018ternoon light, and passed his \u2018ingers over the hole of the big tf it could respond with a kin- \u201c-aron.When he returned to wen he found his nephew and rirnest consultation.\\-=l' bezan Charley, \u2018I want « good farm or buy one\u2014how + like to let me have this and and make your home with us?\u2018tnks we'd pull together all strikes vou that way.I'm \u201c\u201cactice with eastern farming, know the land, and could ad- © hit here and there, and put- = much as you felt a mind to.tsel dud not hesitate a moment : man of strong impulses, \u2018l\u2019d i Advertisements.True Friend \u201ciptha is kindness itself.i-dav\" in half.Saves > 2, Saves hard work.\u201cua Philadelphia pre Se .voy + emo ¥ edie a, Tvortisements.Advertisemen [ Tonight Just délore retiring Slogeish, ont of sans and\u201d you ten Gall cnustipatod, laxs 8 am \u2018Hood's ADd youl be all right tn the morning) like it first rate he said, and laugh out like a boy.\u2019 ghed \u201cThere now, what did I tell you?rippled Eunice, triumphantly.\u2018Well, it seems to me somehow as if the country was the place for a man that isn't \"as young as he once was, \u2018specially if he was brought up there.Charley rubbed his chin reflectively.\u2018O: course, I don\u2019t know what your daughter would say.\u2019 ' \u2018Cynthy \u2018wouldn't mind,\u2019 affirmed Asel, shortly; \u2018she\u2019s got her family to take up her thoughts.\u2019 .\u201c Well, Bridgepart isn't so far off but what she could go back and forth.\u201d _ \u2018She can come home for Thankegiv- ing,\u2019 put in Eunice.\u2018À real old-fash- ioned dinner; turkey and spare rib and chicken pie.baked in a milkpan.\u2019 \u2018It isn\u2019t as if we were strangers or no Ykin to each other,\u201d Charley went on.\u2018I remember coming here with my father when l.couldn\u2018t but just run alone.\u2019 All the rest of the afternoon they talked and planned, discussing multitudinous details of \u201cfarm and house, of past and future, and when nine o\u2019clock came and Asel giretched himself out on Mrs.Couch\u2019s best feather bed, he was almost too excited to sleep.No one knew how long and empty the days had seemed, how poignant the carth hunger had been.It would b: taking a new lense of life to be back in the old home once more.\u201d The next morning he woke with a strange - feeling, as if the ovents of the day before bad .been a dream or an hallucination of fever.Slowly and laboriously he dressed, and for some time be stood before the small looking glass staring at his old, grey reflection; then he tied his necktie in a resolute knot, as who should say, \u2018Dispute me who res!\u201d and stamped briskly down to the dining-room.All through breakfast he was very jovial, praising the fried ham and buckwheat cakes (Cynthia gave him a patent breakfast food) and rallying Charley about the Kansas climate, and Eddy, with whom he had made his peace, aboit his fondness for fishing.But shortly after he took his nephew aside.\u2018 Nephew,\u201d he began, after a preliminary cough, \u2018that\u2019s a first rate plan of yours to come und live on the old homestead, and I hope you'll stick to it.I guess we shan\u2019t quarrel over the price of rent and I shall sleep easier nights to know there\u2019s a Woodruff there.But about my staying on with you\u2014as fur as that goes\u2014why\u2014wal\u2014I guess I shall take the 3.20 train back to Bridgeport.Yes, I guess that\u2019s what I shall do,\u2019 he soncluded, shutting his mouth hard and tight.\u2018Why, Uncle Asel, what on earth\u2019s happened ?Eunice hasn't put you out anyway, has she ?I thought you were as pleased as could be, and likéd it here, and everything was all fixed; exclaimed Charley, in blank astonishment.\u2018No, no, nobody\u2019s put me out\u2014I like your wife first rate, and I'll come up and see you now and again.I'd rather see you here than anyone else, and I'd ruther be hete myself if it wasn\u2019t for just one thing\u2014\u2019 He was silent for a moment, it was hard to find just the right words to express the secret and tender thought that was tugging at his heart strings and seeking utterance.At last he said gently: * You see, Cyne thy\u2019s my dotter\u2019\u2014and Charley nodded as if he understood.ci BIBLE TRUTH.FRIDAY, SEPT.23.CHRIST OR CONSCIENCE.I.A popular theory of the age is, that every man has in him a measure of Christ.That whatever is good in human nature is « part of the Christ-life and has only to be followed to produce à greater fulness of that life.Use what you have and you will get more.Lut where is Scripture for this?He that believeth on the Son hath eternal life, but he that does not believe \u2018shall not see life, wrath awaits him.(Jno.iti, 36.) No amount of human goodness will save a man\u2019s soul.Christ came to save lost sinners.Salvation is through the death of the cross, and in no other way.If ye believe not that I am fe, ye shall die in your sins.(I.Tim.i, 15; Acts iv., 12; Jno.viii.,, 24.) Moral preaching has never made men moral.It is not goodness that man needs, but life.Christ came that men may have life in its fulness.(Jno.x., 10.) Christ by His sacrificial death has put away sin, and brought in an everlasting righteousness which js to all and upon all that believe.(Heb.ix., 26; Rom.iii.22-24.) The joy of salvation comes only to the soul which sees in Jesus deliverance from sin and death through His death.Jt is not Christ in humanity, but Christ in the believer that is taught.(I.Cor., vi, 15; IL.Cor.v., 17; xii, 2.) tls msa\u2014\u2014 DAILY TEXT September 23.He led them forth by a right way.\u2014 Ps.cvii, 7.rer THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS.The secret of happiness is not the size of one\u2019s purse, or the style of one\u2019s house, or the number of one\u2019s butterfly friends; the fountain of peace and joy is in the heart.If you would only throw open your heart's windows to the sunshine of Christ's love, it would soon scatter the chilling mists and even turn tears into rainbows.Some professed Christians pinch and starve themselves into walking skeletons, and then try to excuse themselves on the plea of ill- health or \u2019comstitutional\u2019 ailments.The medicines they need are from Christ\u2019s pharmacy.À large draught of Bible taken every morning, a throwing open of the heart's windows to the promises .LL a ven i fos se A ire ir 8 id.stn KEE SRE Phone Main 34, .- DAY AND 2204 ot.Univ Catherine sity stroet.Street Care STOP Music and Art.THF MONTREAL CONSERVATORY Pound in spy by CS the Direcres.} JOHN B.NORTON, F.A.6.0, A.R.C.0, Lic.Nus.N° cuew of the American Qui of on nnists, ork, Associa D London, Eng, pis A in Musto.ORGANIST AND MUSICAL DINECTOR OF CHRIFT OBURCE CATERBAAL, Lessons in PIANOFORTE and ORGAN PLAYING, (Xk CULTURE ant the THEORY oF MUSIC, nt a upocial System taught for childrea from 6 to for examinations, At home daily (to arrange about lessons) 4305 and § to 9 p.m.CT Adverttsemente.Stylish Hats IMPORTED DIRECT From England.United States, France and A Lie, From 30% two 3S En aon.A.ARCH.WELSH, 2282 8t.Oatherine Street Op posite Victoris.INTEROOLONIAL RAILWAY.Tender for Cribwork.Sealed Tenders, addressed to the undersigned, and marked on the outside \u2018\u2018\u2019Ten- \u2018der for Cribwotk, St, Jobn,\u201d wili be received up to and including TUESDAY, the 27th day of SEPTEMBER, 1904, for the construction of Cribwork on the Courtney Bay Branch, 8t.John, N.B.Plans and specification may be seen at the Terminal Agent's office, St.Jobn, N.B., and at the office of the Engineer of Maintenance, Moncton, N.B., where forms of tender may be obtained.All the conditions of the specification must be complied with, D.POTTINGER, General Manager.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., 10th September, 1504.Tender for Double Tracking and Diversion Separate Sealed Tenders, addressed to the nudersigned and marked on the outside, \u201cTender for Double Tracking,\u2019 or \u2018\u2019Tender for Diversion at Birch Cove,\u201d as the case ing THURSDAY, the 6th Day of October, 1904, for the Grading, etc., to widen the present Road Bed for a Double Track between Rockingham and Bedford, N.S., and for tbe Grading, etc., to construct a Double Track Diversion at Birch Cove, near Rock- ingham, N.S.Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Station Master's office at Bedford, N,8., and at the office of the Chlef Engineer, Moncton, N.B., where forms of tender may be obtained.All the conditions of the specifications must be complied with.B.POTTINGER, General Manager.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., 16th September, 1904.PROVINCE OF QUBEEC, Caunty of Hoch District of Mentreal Town of Ouiremont.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUBLIC that the Voters\u2019 List for Municipal Elee- tlons has been deposited in my office, and will be open for Inspection by all Interested parties during the fiiteen days following the date of this notice.Complaints, i! any, must be made In writing, befors the 5th of October next, when the Revisors will meet at the Town Hall at 8 o'clock to amend and homologate the said Lists.Given at Outremont this 20th day of September, 1304 .JULIUS KRUSE, Secretary-Treasurer.Cement, Drain Pipes, &c DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENTS, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, \u2014_ W.&F.P.CURBRIE & CO, S48 St.James Street.prayer, a deed or two of kindness to the next person whom You meet, will do more to brighten your countenance and help your digestion than all the drugs of the doctors.If you want to get your aches and trials out of sight, hide them under your mercies.\u2014Theodore L.Cuyler, D.D.Dr.Thomas Guthrie has this striking paragraph whieh is vividly illustrative: \u2018Transport yourself -to such scenes as Hogarth peinted.Here is a men in a damp, dark cell, seated on a heap of straw, and chained like a wild beast to the wall.Does he weep?Does he, as you look through the bars, ¢ntreat you and Jet him go free No.He smiles, 8 ngs, laughs\u2014the straw is a throne; this bare cell a palace; these rough keepers obsequious courtiers; and he himself a of the Master, a few words honest Pa CLs ea ET Aim monarch, the happiest of mortals; an Fre 6 oe \u201c se A oT Re olin Baal rics ae) ne INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY | may be, will be received up to and tnclué- | to take pity on him, to loose his fetters, | LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.GRAHAM'S PHONOCRAPHIC AND BUSINESS INSTITUTE | SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, ENGLISH, FRENCH.SOOK-NESPIMO\u2014 The Leveque Universal System.Positions guaranteed to competent, EVENING OLASSES open All year.P street, ite Christ \"oars STOP AT THE DOOR, pompe phers, - ls may enter at any time, Church Cathedral, twe doars east of, Prospectuson application.CRICHTONSCHOOL 1370 Sherbrooke êt., Mentreal.School Residonce; 105 PINE AVENUX, \u2014éistz=saime i RECTOR: J.WILLIAMSON, M.A.(Oxon) Primary School, for Bors of 8 toll.Secondary x Boys 11 to 18.MoGfll Matriculation Class.rorough re ration for the Universities, id ors raf MEiceey Dotloge, Kingston, sad for Small classes with individual attention.BOARDING DERARTMENT, At the school residence, 706 Pine Avenue, there 1s unstrpassed accommodation for I0 résident pupils.Prospectus on applicati lette it September s Pplication (by letter unt The School re-opens MONDAY, Sept.19, St 10 o'clock.Mr.Williamsoa will attend daily from 10 to 12 noon, and from 8 to 5 p.10, to receive visitors on school busi- Dees, Place d\u2019Armes, Montreal.EVENINC CLASSES resumed EE 04, Tnéiridual instruction.CAZA & LORD, Principals.THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 916 Sherbrooke street, Conducted by MISS SYMMERS and MISS SMITH, Wil} reopen on THURSDAY, 15th Sep- tetibér.Pupils who desire it are p for £he University School Examinations, and for Matrisulation.After Wednesday, 7th tember, Miss Symmers and Miss Smith will be at home to_recelve visitors on school business.Prospectus on application.EVENING EDUCATIONAL CLASSES FOR MEN.\u201839 Subjects.\u201d Commercial Classés, Mechanical Language \u201c Open from October ist to June 28rd.Tsung Men's Christian Association, , GiY Deminiea Square, Teivpfme Education Director Up 985, YY.W.C.A.SCHOOL OF COOKERY, $86 Dorchester Street, Will open September 2th.Puptis vish.ing to enter the classes are requested to make application at once to the Principal, MISS DOW, between the hours of 3 ind 4 and 7 and\u2019 8 p.m.TE MARRON =z 171 MOLAREN STREET, OTTAWA, REOPENS THURSDAY, SEPT.15th.= Thorough instruction.Prepara: Cel 8! paratory and Afiliated with Canadian Conservatory of Music Mr.H.Puddicombe, Director.For Calendar, address the Prinelpal, MISS A.M.HARMON.\"THE MISBES GAIRDNER 74McQILL COLLEGE AVELUR Wil.re-open thelr classes for Ladies and.Children, on THURSDAY, BEPTEMBER 15th.Puplls are prepared for the University Scheel Examinations if desired.Boys under eight are admitted to the Preparatory Class.After - September lst the Misses Gairdner will be at home to receive visitors on school business.Young \u2014_\u2014 f MONTREAL SCHOOL \u201c OF ELOCUTION, J.P, STEPHEN, rrincipal.AFTERNOON CLASSES for ladies EVENING CLASSES for ladies amd ntlemen.SATURDAY MORNING CLASS for children.PRIVATE LESSONS at special hours.FRASER INSTITUTE, Cor.Dorchester and University Ptreots, Write, Call or \u2018Phone Up 347 4.re object of envy to crowned kings.Strange and sad delusion! Yet, is that man more beside himself who, with a soul formed for the purest enjoyments, delights in the lowest pleasures; whe, content with this poor world, forgets heaven; who, in love with sin, hugs his chains: lying under the wrath of God, is merry?.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Advertisements, Purity Bread.net touched by hands.Sold in wrappers.JAMES STRACHAN, Bakers to Royalty.v Advertisements, P.E.RUEL, 1 HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER and DECORATOR, 249 St.Lawrence Street.25 Yenrs' Experience, Bell Tel.Kast 1163.DO YOU WANT A New Mouse Built or Your Old One Repaired ?1f vou des phone MAIN r JACKSON & CO.Carpenters, Bullders \u2018& Contractors.Jobbing promptly attended bo.Valuations made: Qfice and Worands 319B to 335 Hibernia Tel.Main No.3486 Residence, 5007 Netre Dame Street.J.B.JOHANSON & CO., Contractors, Carpenters and Joiners, 91 INSPECTOR STRRET.Store snd Office Fixtures made to order, , All kinds of Jobbing promptly done, BRISTLE HAIR BRUSHES.Let of Sample STIFY NRISTLE WAT BRUSHES.Also, à few ENGIN NANDLE CLOTH BRUSHES.ULLEY\u2019S BRUSH WORKS.26 Victorin Nquare\u20147H, Carpet Sweepers Repaired.i Tel.M.2740.W.J.HASTINGS ELEOTRICAL CONTRAOTOR, 08 Dorchester street.\u201cGOLDEN WHEAT,\u201d A new bread made from Whole Wheat, good fof dyspeptics; à rk food.Also the CO LC \u2014~AND \u201cNEWENGLAND LO AEF,\u201d made from Choloest Manitoba patent flour, can be EB.8.AULD, 557 8t.Antoine (cor.Atwater Ave).TEL.MOUNT 13, \u201d\u201d ALWAYS WELL DRESSED.Really not & dificul® matter for man or woman to kesp well dresred, if they occa- sionsliy send their garments here to be ed or olesne |.© sasily prolong the © of your suit.R.PARKER & CO.Dyers and Cleaners, Montreal, Que.3410 #¢.Catherine &t.and 1958 Notre Dame st, Phones{Bell) Up 3041.Merahants, 23.Main 1597 WOOD AND COAL FOR EVERYBODY the lond:\u2014Cut Slads, $1.50.Kindlings, $1.59: Brin: Blocks, stove le , $3.50; Hardwood eut and split, §2.50; Maple Blocks, $3.00: Tamarac 00, \u201che best grades of Bituminons and Anthracite screened Ooal.All kinds of Feed at Lavest Market prices, Apply W.LAMARRE & CO., Atwater Ave., near Bt.James, 8t.Henrl.TEL: MOUNT 600.DANIEL J.O'LEARY, Carpenter, Builder & General Contractor, Valuator and Fire Appraiser, Alterations and Repairs of every description.Office and Shop\u20141583 8t.Catherine St.Bell Tel.Uptown 774 (Just east of Guy.) ranch\u20145984 St.Urbain Street.Bell Tel.East 521, (near Pine Avenue.) R.E.HANDFIELD, Prastiocal Roofer, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, .Electrio Bells, Flectric Light, Gas and Electric Fixtures, Gas and Eleotric Globes, eto, eto.30 L£EMOINE =T, Bell Phone, Main 3888, Professional.READABLE PARAGRAPHS THE \u2018HARDSHIPS OF BEING A PRINCESS.More anecdotes are told concerning the only deaghter of the German Emperor than have ever been furnished by her six brothers.The latest Is told by the \u2018Tagliche Rupdechau,\u201d and runs thus: The little daughter of the v.d.M.is a playmate of Princess Louise.The other day she was at the pala:e, and the two ladles, young, as they are, discussed the secrets of their toilette.\u2018Just fancy,\u2019 tbe little Princess sald complalningly, \u2018I have to put on clean underclothing every day! Does your mamma make you Go that, too?\u2019 \u2018No,\u2019 sald the visitor, \u2018not every day.\u2019 \u2018Then you are well off,\u201d replied the Imperial Princzss, Liitle v.d.M.repeated the conversation at home, and her father.imagining that the child had perhaps asked indiscreet questions, said to her, \u2018My sweetheart, people don\u2019t ask such things.\u2019 Scon after the little girl was again invited to the palace.Meanwhile the young Prificess also had faithfully communicated the important conversation to her parents, adding that she envied her friend,who was 1.0! worried every day by all these changes of garments.The Emperor was highly amused by the affair, and said laughingly to his daughter's friend, \u2018Why, you lucky little mortal, and so you need not put on clean underclothing every day!\u2019 Whereupon the young lady made her profoundest courtse7.and aaid, \u2018Your Majesty, my papa says peonle don\u2019t ask about thesa things.When she got home she told that the Emperor must have thought she bad said somiething( very nice, for he had shouted with laughter at her reply, Your watch cleaned from $1.00; guaranteed for one year.R.Hemsley, Watchmaker, 268 St.James street.GOOSEBERRIES AND A CAT.Not long ago officials of the Department of Agriculture were much amused by a letter sent the Department by An occasional correspondent in Virginia.Among other things the writer hastened to advise Secratary Wilson to this et- fect: \u2018My wife had a Tame cat that dyd.Being a Tortureshell and a Grate faverit, we had the same berrel in the Gardin, and for the enrichment of the soll I had the Carkis deposited upder the roots of a Gooeeberry Bush, (The Frute being up to then of the smooth variety.) But the rext Seson\u2019s Frute, after the Cat was berred, the Gooseberrys was all Hairy\u2014 and more Remarkable the Catapilers of the Same Bush was Afl of said Halry de- scriptioa.\u2019\u2014'Collier\u2019s\u2019 far Sept.17.\u2018ARE YOU AN ORPHAN?A man who does not wear a Panama hat is called, in the trade an \u2018Orphan.\u2019 The pecullar applicability of this did not appeal to me until I asked my hatter about it one aftermoon, while he was applying & reviver to my old silk tile (purchased 1896).\u2018Why am I an \u2018\u201c\u2018orphan\u2019?1 demanded.\u2018Because,\u2019 said he, as bis iron gently glided over the grease spots, \u2018you have ne Pa-na-ma.\u201d APYOCATES, BARRISTERS, Lec.HENRY J.ELLIOTT, ADVOOCATHR, BARRISTER and SOLICITOR CANADA LIFE BUILDING, 189 &t James St., Montreal.Tel.Main 2771.+ WILLIAM PATTERSON, M.A.,L LB, Advecate, Barrister and follciter, TEMPLE BUILDING, 185 6t.James at., Mentreat, - && Telephone, withlong distance equipment, Main 2969 NOTABIES, Ete., GUARDIAN BUILDING, 160 St.James St, FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT, MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSURD, \u2014\u2014 Advertisements.HAVE YOU GOT A COLD?Then get a box of HARTE'S GRIPPE WAFERS.Cures a cold in 24 hours.How About That Cough ?HARTE'S COUGH MIXTURE Will cure it.Now is the time.J.A.ARTE, - Chemist, 1778 Notre Dame Street.MITH, MARKEY J & MONTGOMERY, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, &¢.TEMPLE BUILDING.is3 ST.JAMES STREET, ROBT.C.SMITH, K.C.FRED.H.MARKEY, GEO.H.A.MONTGOMERY, WALDO W.SKINNER.PATENT ATTORNEYS, PATENTS THAT PROTECT ALBERT F, NATHAN, LL,B., 8.8, M.P.L.Late Exsminer U.8.Patent Office.Canada Life Bldg.\u2026.Montreal.Also Toronto, Ottawa and Washington.Fra.8.FEpusRSTOSEAUGE, BL, ME | PATENTS coins E.J.FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO.iverpool and London and Globe Building.Live MONTREAL.ATENT t the business of Manufacturers, Ba- invers doll oe who reslize the advisability of favica their Patent business transacted reli Miriea Trae.Charges m 3 en, sent upon re- Marion, Rew York Lite\u2019 Bldg, cen arb Bar du PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS OWEN N.EVANS, TEMPLE BUILDING, MONTREAL.O° NEWSPAPERS, ter tor ee oy ae - packages at $1 per 109 ibe, D FETHERSTONHAUCHE&ECO.|- JHE LAKE OF THE WOODS © MILLING CO,, Limited.n t Koewatin and Portage la mille a Prairie, Maniteba.CAPACITY, 5,000 BARRELS DAILY.Eastern @fice: No.0.P.R.Tologra Building, t Francois Xavier 8t.\u2018@roceries, Provisions, &o NOW IS THE TIME \"70 MAKE YOUR PRESERVES and the best place fn the city to get your fruit isat Walter Paul\u2019s GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT, He receives daily ours, 61 ne \u201d PEA e $1.he Manon PLUME, © sec © 1.36 \u201cwo PEARS, frem 86e ap hd se.CRAB APPLES, oto, tte Bend your orders early, for they will be filled in rotation.Phones Up 1937 o se 1338 CEE \"THE \u2018DAILY WITNESS\u2019 is printed and ¥ published at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Building, \u2018at thé corner of Craig and St Peter sirdets, in the city of Montreal, by John Redpaih Dougall and Frederick Eugene Dougall, both of Montreal.All business commuaications should be addressed John Dougall & Son, Wittipes\u201d Office, Montreal, dnd All letters \u201cpe: the Evitor, should be addressed.Edftér of the \u2018Witnew.\u2019 AOI LT Co.Amn ER ass Ll Je te te at ite ù A Convention The store these days is very much \u2018of a revelation, and the newness and novelty can\u2019t put off the purchase of a new outfit much longer.Dre smak nd can do in Wraps, Jackets and Millinéry.Everybody has caught the spirit of Autumn, and st the new season.All the \"late novelties are here in things to wear of every sort from the lead to know what well-dressed people will wear this Fall, you have only.to \u2018acquaint \u2018yourself w The choicest novelties will be \u201cpicked up\u201d early, and it will pay you to examine the stock a you want to buy of fot.There's nothing limited about this store.\u2018We buy in the best markets, .the lowest.Wé must be lower than any other store as we depend\u2019 \u201cTHE MAIL ORDER STORE.\u201d x N 14 7 foe 2 © .\u201cSECOND TO NONE.\u201d \u2014 of Fall Styles.OGILVY} $t.Catherine and Mountain $ts.: bursts forth in a blaze of glory.You Dressmakers and Milliners are busy, and we're baving about ai] we yles are changing to conform with ing fashion centres.: ith \u2018the new goods now on sale, t your earliest convenience, whether direct from the makers,and prices are always If you want To Fancy Linen Workers.Fine \u2018Sheer Linen Cambric, the cheapest line we have ever put.on sale.Actually half price.See them.36 inches wide.From per yd, 40c \u201cOld Bleach\u201d Linens, stamped \u2018query ard.; ! 78 inches, per yard .3B¢ 20 inches, per yard .3Tc 24 inches, per yard .38c 27 winches, per yard .¥0c 36 inches, per yard .BOc 40 inches, per yard .' ., .6Uc 45 inches, per yard .TOc Fine Underwear Cambric, pure linen, 36 inches wide, from, per yard .35c Bleached Huckabacks, pure linen, 26 inches wide, per yard .æ*5c 27 inches wide, per yard .30c Clothing Dept.Youths\u2019 ag Men's Fall Overcoats, in the New \u201cof the finesh cravenette, tailored by the best skill, and linings and trimmings perfect, colors dark grey, herringbone or plain grey.A regular $18.00 Coat.Our price .$12.00 Young Men's Long Pants Suits, in all wool dark grey tweed, with needle stripe, cut in the latest style.\u2018 À regular $135.00 suit for .$98.50 esterfield style.Made \u2018 Hosiery Specials.Ladies\u2019 Black Cash- * mere Hose, full fash- - ioned, 3s5¢ value for, per pair .\u2018Ladies\u2019 Shetland Scotch Merino Verts, $1.75 to $2.00, for Q Each.- Ç Ladies\u2019 Shetland Scotch Metimo Combination Drêsses, -82.75 to $1 Q $3.50, for, each ,.DL Boys\u2019 Bicycle and Heather Rib pair.oo.a Wool Hose, -75¢ value for, per \u2014 \u201c48e Men's Heather Ribbed Wool Sotks, ® -f 35 cent value for, Trimming Fancies, Black Silk Chiffon Ruching, 4 ins.wide.To-morrow, a yard .Black Silk Chiffon Frilling, prettily edged with black silk ribbon.{ To-morrow, a yard .5 The new Velvet Applique, in green and white, white and pale blue To-morrow, a yard ., .Silk Braid Applique, in colors blue, brown and green.To-morrow, a yard .ui Silk Braid Applique, military style, .0 .colors are navy, green, memprrnet | 25 A To-morrow, a yard ., .QGILVYYy St.Catherine and Mountain Ste.v aa f All this time we're getting New Dress Stuffs out of the boxes; so many to look at, so many to pile on the shelves already full, so many to block up the tops alone, to tell of and wait for room for\u2014what shall we do ?and hanging it up in the papers ?We must make ourse so any to think of, so many Go on picking up the first we happen to touch Ives forget the riches behind the riches we show, and so must you.There are more on our counters already than ever before, and we never have got too many yet.These will be among the first te go :\u2014 7 Here are four of our fashionable weaves we've speclally markea au round at asc for to-morrow\u2019s selling.44 inch All-Wool Armure .44 inch All-Wool Es- TO-MOrrow tamine Serge, .44 inch AN-Wool Coating Serge.; 44 inch All-Wool Tweed effect .All the above ih' a large variety of the best colors.42 inch All\"Wool Granite Cloth, in shades dark Brown, medium brown, navy, Royal \u2018blue, garnet, cardinal.TO-MOITOW .4s +0 ou «0 +.BOC 42 inch AH-Wool Voile de Paris, in shades ngvyy sky; cream, black, To-morrow ., uo oo oo .45¢ 43 inch AH-Wool Taffeta, cream.TO-MOITOW sU-te ve 0a 0e +.456 ~~ 44 inch All-Wool Flake Zebiline Suiting, in shades brown, green, blue, garnet.To-morrow .65¢ 44 inch Donegdl Tweed Suiting, just the fashion for shirt waist suits.To-morrow .+.+.+.85c 44 inch All-Wool Canvas Weave Pasama Cloth, in.shades brown, green, navy, royal blue, black, cardinal, garnet, and cadet blue.To-morrow 78¢ We've prepared for the biggest Dress Goods trade in our history.By comparison, values are much better this year than last, and shoppers sgem better pleased ?Whatever we can do to insure bigger money\u2019s worth is a step in the right direction.fill letter orders same day as received, and guarantee s Handkerchiefs.Ladies\u2019 Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 14 inch = hem, 13 inches square.< At 30c per dozen, or Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 1-8 and 1-4 inch hem.At 60c per dozen, or, each .,.Bc Fancy Hemstitched Embroidered Handkerchiefs in pretty designs, for corset covers and turnover collars.At, each.5.126 Pure Linen Sleeve Handkerchiefs, % inch hems, size 7 x.7 \u2018inches, with fancy open stitch inside hem.\\ At, each .,.y.156 In plain linen, at each Bc, 9 and 10c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, % and 12 inch hems, with rows of fancy stitching.At, each .L5c and 25c Mourning Handkerchiefs, in pure linen, with pretty dotted and striped borders; also plain white borders, with the dots and strips inside-hems.- At, each .20c Boys\u2019 Tape Bordered Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 16 inches square, At, each .10c, 12!6c, 15c and 20c : More .About Carpets.+ ~We've emphasized Carpets so much and so often, It seems almost impos: .Sible anyone should be in ignorance of .the facts.The stock is big, styles are \u201cnew, qualities\u2019 ®re.good and\u2019 valugs bn exceptional.We have.an entire floor devoted to floor covérinkx of every sort, including: \u2014 ALL KINDS OF CARPETS.HANDSOME RUGS.OILCLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS.We're showing a larger variety \u2018of new style carpets than ever before, and we have the choicest designs at low prices of any store.Else why is \u201ctrade steadily -on the increase?.Flouncings.Only 75 Gaudet Flounces, manufacturer's samples, all perfect - goods, -marked half their regular value.In sheer lawn, in pretfy open effective patterns; also in blind work effects.At, per flounce.$2.25 and $2.50 In organdie and fine mulls, both in open design and blind work: \u2018.At, each, $3.00, 83,25, $3.50, $4.00 ' Thess \u201cgoods are value for- exactly double what we are selling them at.î Late Flannelette Underwear.Women's English Flannelette Nightgowns, turnover collar, trimmed frills of self, colérs plain pink, blue or white.; Price.vv ve vr vr ne ee on C Women's English Flannelette Nightgowns, turnover collar, front, neck and sleeves trimmed with frills of self, colors plain pink, blue or white., \u2026 Price.Lo.LL, t \u201d ee ee se - Women's English Flannelette Nightgowns, hemstitched tucked yoke, -em- broidered collars and cuffs, pink, blue Women's English Flannelette Nightgowns; Empire style, trimmed \u2018silk embroidery and frills of self, in pink, blue or white, Women\u2019s English Flannelette Nightgowns, yoke of silk briar stitching and frill of silk embroidety, neck, sleeves and front trimmed with frill, silk embroidery, in pink blue or.white.Price ., .$2 00 Women\u2019s: Flannelette Drawers, made extra full, elastic and frill of embroidery ut -knee, pink, blue or white.Price.22 22 4e vr ue A he Women\u2019s Flannelette Drawers, \u2018umbrella styde;.silk insertion and deep hem, pink, blye or white.Price.[5c «ee ee se Women\u2019s Flannelette Underskirts, trimmed deep frill of self, in pink, blue or white, Price.te te 00 0000 8 Women's Extra Quality Flannelette Drawers, with deep frill of silk embroidery, white only.; Price.oi ty ov vu ar uy 0e 35c Women\u2019s Flannelette Underskirts, trimmied frill of silk embroidery,: in pink, Blue or white.\u201d A 81.00.Women\u2019s Flannelette Chemises, medium low neck, trimmed frills of self, in pink, blu® or white.\u2019 \u2018Price \" .oe * 3 .\u2018ss ee oe ob Bc.- hgh ml , ERE RHIAN AA feat Dress Goods are easily ordered by mail.We atisfaction in every instance.Belt Values.Fancy White Shirred Silk Belts, also a line in pale blue.Regular price $1.50.Special at .$4.50.Special at .Black Folded Satin Belts, with oblong buckle at back, also a line in taffeta silk, with three small buckles at back: .Regular price $2.50.Special at .Fancy Silk Belts, with gilt and gunmetal buckle back and front.Regular price $723, Special at .° Childrén:s Silver Bear Coats.20 -dozen Children\u2019s Silver Bear Coats, -made with round sailor collar and .lined with cream dull sateen.These little coats hang full and have China silk ties and large pearl buttons down the front.Ages from 1 to 6 years.Prices range from, and up.82.25 Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 Clothing.We are showing two special lines of.Boys\u2019 All-Wool Norfolks for to-mor= Tow's selling.One is a new design of- Scotch Tweed, with pretty red mix- tute .LL Lo 1 °8É75 The other is a line of Boys\u2019 All- W wl Norfolk Suits, bloomer pants, strap and buckle, in real imported Donegal tweed .$8.00 Boys\u2019 All-Wool 0dd Pants, 69c and 99¢ Boys\u2019 Peak Caps, a full range just imported from England, Prices .15c, 25c and S0c upon Dry Goods solely for your custom.Let that thought stick, Gold Mines.; We have struck a regular gold mine In our Flannelette Department, and are congratulated on all sides on our splendid assortment of these goods for Wrappers, blouses, Pyjamas, etc, Choice designs, in almost every conceivable color, at, per yard, 10c, 15e, upto.,.0.35¢ Blouse Flannels from, per yq.25, It would do your heart good to take @ walk through our basement just now, and see our new arrivals, No trouble to show goods.Only a pleasure, Men\u2019s Gloves and Ties.4 special line of Men's Mocha Gloves, all sizes, in light and dark shades, An ideal Glove for Fall wear.Reeu- lar $1.40.Special at .89¢ Our regular lines of Gloves, in kid, dogskin and wool.We have a stock of Men's Fur-lined Buckskin Gloves, From .$1.00 to $200 Just received a lot of Men's Derby Ties, in plain red, blue, brown, green and black.Special at 35¢ and 50¢ 50c Black Satin Belts, with gunmetal - trimmings.Regular price a Ladies\u2019 Black Silk Moirette Skirts.Ladies\u2019 Black Silk Moirette Skir's, with tucked flare flounce, and a tucked frill of same.This skirt :s made unusually wide and has the dip front affording a graceful dip bang, and Special to-morrow .smoothness over the hipe.4) 50 , Ladies\u2019 $2.00 Umbrellas, 88c.The remainder of the clearing line in Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas we shall offer to-morrow at 8%.Last week we had an enormous sale of this line, and :f the rush is the same to-morrow we shall soon sell all we have, We advise you, therefore, shop early and get a good choice.These Umbrellas are all new season\u2019s goods, handles are all neat and) stylish, the coverings are a fine wool taffeta.Worth easily | $2.00.To-morrow your choice .ve) Ribbon Specials.Double-faced Satin Ribbon, % to 1 inch wide, in shades of mauve, yel- lo, green, purple, grey, fawn, brown, cerise.Regular price 1oc yd.Special price, 18 yds.for ., Black.Double-Faced Satin Ribbon, 4% inches wide.Regular price.1 Oc asc.Special at .Black Velvet Belting Ribbos, with Taffeta Silk edging.Regular 3c \u201cprice 756.Special at.a0 Men\u2019s Furnishings.We are clearing out a lot of Men's Hard Front Colored Shirts.They a:e slightly soiled, so we offer them vo1 at a very low figure, all sizes, colors, Regular 7sc.Special at 4°: fre About 5 dozen Men\u2019s Soft Frur Colored Shirts left.All neat pativ:as and good quality material, sizes 14%, 15%, 16 and 16%.Regular SN Special at .00 Ye We have just received a large ©\" signment of Men's Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.Special values from .OGILVY St.Catherine and Mountain 8te.ai .15c to &v- tarde IE we BE 2 3 a rare El Par tersbu lows: staff the E .ing.Port greate Japan assaul predec sides their finish up wi peciall the fir ese Tre \u2018The Vice-A aiding here, 1 are fig storm port ai roadsti from f ders in \u2018In which ous fa known.entirel 4 St.P that th tery of ng it that tl the ap] W Lond dent of anese } tunnel difficult They fc *brougt now OC outside Tokie the Ru to the \u20ac miral A the cen egy.G It says, While purpose he has they mn last.= abandon cording] Mukden cal disa that the of Port paign w A CHOLE] Tein t officer b that chol Up to £ cases, bu disease + QUEST FOODST CL St.Pe to the pr vf Great With Rus band of tormally « Russia h, she hag her origi contraban understoo oreign Hardinge, hal assurs the rule + same assy dual use Russta\u2019g \u20ac report ths cotton, co S 1ncorre: "]