The daily witness, 4 novembre 1904, vendredi 4 novembre 1904

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Pages Vor XLV.No.260.\u2014 135 Liberals and 72 Conservatives Re- MONTREAL, FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 4, 9MINION ELECTIONS.turned Yesterday.Leader of the Opposition and Messrs.Casgrain, Aylesworth Among the Fallen.The parliamentary elections yesterday reed tn Lhe Laurier government being .taped by a majority which pro- Jo.to be snghtly larger than that Si supported it in the last parlia- Lat.|.the returns received up to an early the results by pro- kb our shis IMOININ vnces were as Iollows:\u2014 To be Con Lib.beld.bec 11 53 rurbe\u2026.+0 ee en Nemo.48 38 0 Manitoba.+0 0e 3 6 1 |e \u2018Territories.1 8 2 Now Brunswick 6 7 0 Nyva Scotia.v 18 0 PO E.Island 3 1 0 L:ush Columbia 0 4 3 73 135 7 Tre folowing are the members Te- FIELDING, F.nacce.THE HON » 5 Minter tirar 1 and their majoritles as shown by vue Luest returns last night:\u2014 LIBERALS ULECTED.4 .Vukpec s .Quêvec.to Mu be on 14 en ee ee + 40 = Bend Faites 114000 tr Arcnambauit.Du Maral .large LL LA ee es 868 re-\u2014Geoffrion, au.uv Bryvn.1211 0000 v Scrwnay\u2014Girard .Hunt ce La- 200 1,500 _ 105 Hi Artuabeska \u2014 .2.100 livet.710 Doreau .2124 4400 200 held on Monday.Nov.14, to consider and report upon this document.The two secretaries were appointed a committee to prepare a suitable minute with reference to the death of th: late Yishop Baldwin, who was a memks- of the committee in Montreal from 1868 to 1583.Mr.W.F.Lighthall reported that he had received, on behalf of the society.a bequest of five hundred dollars, free of all government dues.from the estate of the widow of the late Sheriff Patrick, of Brockville, Ont.The finance committee was instructed to report upon the conditions of all bequests received by this auxiliary with the view of ascertaining if any were available for the use of the parent society.Grants of Serip- tures were made to the Welcome Hall Mission, the Girls\u2019 Reading-room and the French mission of the Methodist Church, 0.LIMITED.- ™=8.CARSLEYC CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT Ladies\u2019 Dress Skirt Sale Saturday This is the most successful Dress Skirt Sale we have ever had.The immense crowds that gathered round the Special Tables\u2014some out of , euriosity, but most on buying bent,\u2014were enthusiaslic abouk the elegant stylishness of the Skirts, and the satisfying materials from which they\u2019 were made.Ai- though some hundreds of these Beautiful Skirts found new owners yesterday, theve are still Ample Varieties to make a selection from, just as satisfactory as the early shoppers of yesterday.$2.00 LADIES\u2019 DRESS SKIRTS FOR 89¢ Stylish Tailor Made Dress Skirts, superb variety of styles.$4 00 LADIES\u2019 DRESS SKIRTS FOR $1.98 Handsome Skirts, in styles that appeal to the graceful dresser.$5.00 LADIES\u2019 DRESS SKIRTS FOR $2.50 An elegant collection of Stylish Dress Skirts, thoroughly up-to-date maie- rials.MISSES\u2019 DRESS SKIRTS, an linmeuse Variety, no two alike OSES eee Tame, To 0.75¢.890 Boys\u2019 Reefers and Winter Overcoats The Carsley Boys\u2019 Clothing is brimful of Style and Character, and hard to wear out; will stand the most severe test that lively boys can give them, and come out with flying colors.Become acquainted with the Splendid Qualities of our Boys\u2019 Clothing\u2014it will pay you.These Saturday Specials :\u2014 BOTS HEAVY ENGLISH AND CLOTH REEFERS.\u2014Every Coat is Tweed lined, made with high collars, double breasted, thoroughly well tailored.Specral prices from $1.50, an ¢ various price steps up to .\u2026.$7.50 BOYS\u2019 LONG WINTER OVERCOATS.\u2014Siart Raglanette Style, made extra long, fashionable full skirt, natly velvet collar, newest elasted pockets, lined superior quality Farmers\u2019 Satin.$3.50, $4.75 and $7.50 cerssrss cree verse Special Frices $5.00 HATS FOR $3.90 We think that the unanimous verdict of the Montreal ladies, after secitg these hats will be that Carsley\u2019s chief milliner has surpassed himself.All copied in our own millinery rooms irom the choicest models that the master designers of Paris can afford us.THE PORT ARTHUR,\u2014An exceedingly Stylish Hat, champagne color, Laste- fully trimmed brown silk with dainty wings.Reg.$5.00 value.@ LL na .3.90 colors, handsomely Special.eee a ions range from $3.90 to $4.75 SATURDAY\u2019S BOOT SPECIALS Once again will the Boot Store be thronged with eager crowds of Saturday Shoppers\u2014nor will they be disappointed.We believe we have a better seiuction of Money-Saving Specials this week than we have hitherto announced.The following hints tell their own story :\u2014 LADIES\u2019 BLACK PATENT CORONA COLT LACED BOOT, with dull matt kid top, built on the celebrated Good Year Welt, with fashionable flat iron extension, Cuban heels, sizes 21% to 7.Special .14 24 44 2e 44 La 2e 4e cee $3.50 MEN'S BLACK CORONA COLT LACED BOOT, matt kid top, Good Year Welted Soles, built on special perfect fitting last.The boot that $4 BO has a style of its own, sizes 6 to 10% .» O.LIMITER.«S.CARSLEY 1765 to 1783 Notre Dame St.184 to 194 Bt.James St.MONTREAL.ve eo se ce en deficiencies lie and have taken measures to guard against any aurprise party.Therefore, a keen match is sure to eventuate when the rivals meet to-morrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.All Kinds ot ELECTRICAL WORK atthe CRESCENT ELECTRIC CO.at mod erate figures, THE CRESCENT ELECTRIC CO.2508 St.Catherine Ni.Tel, Up O71, ness The Daily Witness, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV, 4.Toronto University will send a strong team to meet McGill on the College cam- Pus to-morrow afternoon, and & keen game is sure to ensue.McGill defeated Toronto in the Queen city, but the Torontonians appear to think that with some changes in the personnel of the team, thers is a good chance for a victery over McGill.This |s Toronto's last chance to have a look in at the championship, as a less would leave the honor between Queen\u2019s and McGill, The Iniercollegiate champlonship football match between \u2019Varsity and McGill tomorrow afternoon promises to be interesting.The match takes place on the Me- Gill grounds, and the supporters of the two teams, as Wwll as lovers of the game gen- grally are expectod to turn out in great orce, THE JUNIOR LEAGUL.The Grand Trunk Team GOLF.Leaves for Quebec \u2014 To-night.The annual meeting of the Victoria Golf Country Club will be held to-night at 8.15 o'clock at the Windsor Hotel.So far the November days have been pleasent cnough, and the enthusiasts have Leen taking advantage of nature's favors, consequently all the local links have been busy.For those who have the leisure, the mornicgs are just right for a keen game, ard many a fine contest has been held in the early hours of the day.Almost all of the clubs bave fixtures to compete, so that there should be a great deal of interesting golf ere the snow falls.MONTREAL AND SHAMROCKS MEET AGAIN TO-MOR- ROW AFTERNOON, The Grand Trunk team will leave for Quebec to-night by special car, attached to the C.P.R.train, which leaves at 11.30 o'clock.By winning this game, the Grand Trunk team will be in with the championship of the junior league.The team will be selected from the following: \u2014Butler, Mason, Brighton, Eddison, Tate, Hadley, Dickson, Brown, Brownrigg, Glass,P.Mar- The \u2018stymie by replacement,\u201d about which reams of argument pro and con have been shall, Griffin, Colbeck, Walker, Simpson, writ'e1, cropped up in the match between Graham.The team will travel in charge Reinhardt and Starr in the inter-city con- of Albert E.Marshall.Dr.Allan Rankin [test last Saturday, says the New York will referee the match.\u2018Sun.\u2019 The Incident occurred on the sev- enteenth green, and was one that rever schedule will [had occurred to efther of the principals The end of the Q.R.F.U.be Dlayed lo-morrow and ue an before.Starr's ball lay dead for a 4,when e n y Reluhardt's bal! struck it away.The pi Phi rom a RE Philadciphian, under the option given to lege against Westmount promise to be him by the rule, replaced his ball forth- keen games.There is a prospect of both with, and this made a stymie.Shouldn't visiting teams proving victorious, which L Day before he replaces the ball?\u2019 asked Reinhardt, of R.H.Robertson, the former U.S.G.A.president, who stood near.\u20181 believe not,\u2019 was the reply.\u2018The rule says the owner must replace the ball be- fcre another stroke is plaved.\u201d As a consequence, instead of halving in\u20184, it was Starr's hole, which made him 5 down, and Reinhardt, who made his round fn 79.also won the home hole in 3.He then laid the \u2018stvmie by rteplacement\u2019{ Incident before would continue the tfe in the series, there is a possibility of both home teams winning, in which event the same result would follow.In Ottawa they frankly opine that the deposed champions will defeat Montreal and that College will defeat Westmount, which, of course, would immediately settle the championship without further ado.At any rate there is sufficlent uncertainty about the result of either game to make BE (Er FR For Fall and Winter Wear, White Spots; $2.75; on Saturday.Special CRAVENETTE COATS, for cool These SHIRTS are cut full and 69c; $1.25, for 95¢.LADIES\u2019 MEN'S HEAVY CASHM and Toes, for.THE PARIS THE JOAN -.$1.00 1.25 Once a customer, The JOHN MURPHY GO.Limited SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING.In the Men's Store.FANCY VESTS.in Navy, sizes 34 to 42; regular prices, $2.25, DENT\u2019S DOG SKIN GLOVES, Special value at $1.00 MEN'S MOCHA GLOVES, Silk Lined, $2.00, for $1.50.WINTER OVERCOATS.The right styles and made right, $10.00 and $12.00 ones, for $7.85.values.$15.00 and $18.00 Coats for $9.39.Sizes, 34 to 41 chest.FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS.Underpriced.large; \u20ac0c ones for 44c; $1.00, for PYJAMAS, DRESSING GOWNS, CARDIGAN FLANNEL SHIRTS; in fact everything for winter wear at Close Prices.UNDERWEAR.NATURAL RIBBED COMBINATION SUITS for ERE SOCKS, Black, Hundreds of Samples from two large Underwear Miils.for Men, Women and Children at less than wholesale, THE GLOVE STOCK Call attention to their well- known Brands, all in the New Fall Colors, THE CARLTON ., .THE PEERLESS ., always a customer.BH 8 Metcalfe St.| | | | HE Black and Grey, with $2.50 and $1.75 and wet weather, and such good JACKETS, MUFFLERS, on 49c 25c with Silk Heels Pair UNDERWEAR -81.50 1.50 UMBRELLAS AT 1-3 OFF.100 only Ladles\u2019 Fine Quality GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS, Steel Rods, long handles, Silver Mounted; regular price, | 00 $1.50; here for .teres srernne proces serene sarees ven [] price, IN SMALLWARE DEPT.The Pylles Stock Foundation, all styles, IN THE MILLINERY DEPT.A Lige of UNTRIMMED HATS, to clear at HALF-PRICE.either Black or White, the trimmed buttons, Special THE LATEST NOVELTY! POPULAR PRICES! SPECIAL VALUES IN #4 TWEED COATS! Fitted or Loose, Fancy Collar, Turn-over Cuff, with strapping of cloth, value $10.50.BROWN BEAVER CLOTH COATS, ness Style, Military Collar, belted back, Inver- trimmed leather buttons, at w.B., KR.& G., CORSET SPECIALS! No.Extra long hip, low bust, made specially for stout figures, of very good Coutil, trimmed lace and ribbon, sizes 22 to 30, price $2.50.Military hips, low bust, cut with gores, trimmed lace and ribbon, made of good Coutll; sizes 18 to 26: price, 81.50.11.No.8:27, Terms Cash.THE JOHN MURPHY COMPANY, LIMITED, 2341 and 2343 ST.OATHERINZ STREET, Tel.Up 2749.Cor.Metcalfe.halved eight holes in succession before Fernie secured the match on the twenty- seventh green.Taylor beat Herd very easily,, and subsequently disposed of Fernie, waile Varden showed fine form in both his matches, THE WHEEL, Tres Mastepal Plevolis Olu\u2019 season with an entertainment to be held vu Wedhesudÿ, NUV.d, 1 Lab EL aie S.0 hi, Mansfizld street.There will be nine or ten fine prizes.The committee has arranged for the annual wezkly competitions, which will he held on Wednesday eveuings, beginning with Nov.16.The prizes have already bzen chosen, and will be more attractive than in former years.They will be on view at once at the club rooms.BASEBALL.WM sma Ea » That Ban Johnson, the American League magnate, is still boiling over the action of the mincr leaguers, is more than evident, and since he has announced that as far as his league is concerned, the minors are out of the national commission, more will be heard soon from the big mogul of baseball.Ban is worked up since the minors thought that they could manage things themselves, and he is now in New York.where be will cut up a few capers, and probably will scare the little fellows.It had 4 couple of successfd! seasons, but this talk that they are inflated on account of this little prosperity is all bosh.The bave too long dictated in minor league Walter J.Travis, the supreme court of golfing law, who decided that Starr had been in the right.both interesting.The Westmount-College game will be played on the M.A.A.A.grounds, and the events of the game in Ottawa will be bulletined there.The e!ght competitors who had qualified by strokes to take part in the second day's, play, In the professional tournament promoted by the Irvine Golf Club, provided some very interesting golf on the links at Bogside on Oct.14.In the first round of the match play ccmpetition the most remarkable result was the victory of Willie Fernie, the open champion, of 1883, over James Braid.The players were all square at the end of 18 Montreal has threatenëd_ample vengeance against the Shamrocks f last Saturday'\u2019s defeat, and when the pair meet to-morrow afternoon at the S.A./A.A.grounds a smart Rugby game may, be expected.The Montreal lot explain that the muddy field and heavy going had much to do with thelr loss last week.However, the Shamrock fleld is in fine condition for Rugby and offers fair ground to any team, so that Montreal will be able to show their speed.| affairs, and if the minors see fit to do a few things on their own hook it is not for the big leagues to keep up their cCictatorial policy.The recent convention of the minor leaguers finds them in the best shape possible.They arc strong and will bear watching.at.Powers and a few more of his fellow clansmen do a few things besides gumshoelng when they meet, and major leaguers when they took important lactivn on matters that have long hung fire.Great fear Is rampant among Natlonal and American League owners that many of their star players will cast their lots with The Shamrocks fully appreciate where their holes, and on playing off the tie they the Pacific Coast League next year if the .{ of ; .Io : they sel a lesson las.week fo some the ; treasurer of the Woman's Auxiliary in is quite true that the minor leagues have : American League and the National League | auto-boat in the world.She made the nautical mile in 2.26, which is at the rate of 24.66 knots.or 28.36 statute miles an hour.This is faster than any auto-boat has travelled.The challan- ger in a trial last week over the measured course on Hempstead Har- its The action of Pitcher McGinonity, of the New York Nationals in announcing that he will refuse to play with the Glants next ycar on account of the unfair treatment of President Brush, ard the utter dissatisfaction of Pitcher Mathewson with the methods of far western organization abrogates agreement\u2019 with the two big leagues.the New York Club\u2019s president, is be- lfeved here to be thc first step among the players In the National and American Ball Leagues to jump to clubs on the coast in 1905.GRAND TRUNK HARRIERS.There will be a trial run of the obove club to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.As the committee wish to get a line on the runners who are to represent the club in the road race to be held on Saturday, Nov.12 a large turnout is requested.A FAST AUTO BOAT.Commodore Harrison B.Mocre's new auto-boat, \u2018Onontio,\u2019 made her maiden appearance on Wednesday last, and at once established her claim to being the fastest bor made a knot at the rate of 26.6 statute miles an hour, The \u2018Onontic' will do better.The engine is new and will improve with every trial, and those in charge of the boat confidently expect she will make 30 miles an hour.A PLEASING EVENT.Kingston, Ont., Nov.4\u2014Mrz.Clare Worrell, wife of the bishop of Nova Scotia, was yesterday presented with a life-membership of the Guneral Board of Missions of the Anglican Church as a recognition of her faitl&ul servicrs as Ontario Diocese, of which diocese she is also a life member.Mrs.Lennox Mills, wife of the Bishop of Ontario, THE STOLEN COPE, MR.J.P.MORGAN'S GLA 111.ACT.New York.Nov.4\u2014The ancr: - älistic cope which was stolen Cathedral of Ascoli, Italy, and ;.chased by Mr.J.Pierpont More been presented to the Itahan ment by Mr.Morgan, through Ja: mondo Des Planches, the tabu sador, who called by appointment Morgan here to-day.The cope i.in the Victoria and Albert Muse: | South Kensington, London.Baron Desplunches said that \"Tt.licacy of the situation which follow.| purchase où the cope by Mr.Morg.n fully realized.and his voluntary =.present the relic to the ltaliun Gono ment was gladly accepted.lt was an.gracious act upon Mr.Morgan's ju: and will win for him the gratitute the whole Italian People.Baron Desplanches said that L- called to his assistance General 1) © Hola, director of the Metropolitan seum cf this city, and that Mr.M.intimated that if only he could be ».that the relic was stolen, he would 1 hesitate in returning it.Finally meeting between the ambassador and M Morgan was arranged for to-duv.1 Morgan then announced his decision said that he felt justified in making purchase at the time he did.He ha reason to question the right of po sion to the relic irom the per-on .whom he made the purchase.und © was received by him.and loaned to th.\\ toria and Albert Museum in geod fa: He valued the porresion highly.tu view of the discussion and question.rightful possession which had arise.J.had determined to settle the entire +.ter by presenting it to the Italian .ernment.Some time may elapse he the relic actually comes into passre- of the Giovernment, said the Bar it must be relensed from the South hen.sington in the usual manner.The cope was presented by Pop.\\ olas 1V.to Ascoli his native pli.is a French work of the 13th « and is one of the finest specimen : tial art of that period that has heer +- served.It was in 1902 tliat the es; © a stolen from the Cathedral he re of A while repairs were being made ©: building.Every effort to trace rt © - cover the thieves failed, until las .when a letter appeared in the \"Gi.= d'Italia.\u201d from Signor Ricei, the tor of the galleries of Florence.giv - that the cope was cn exhibition a+ South Kensington Museum, where , peared as the property of \u2018a wel kn ou American collector.\u2019 A month later a sensation w.s enn at Ascoli, when Mgr.San Lar 1; oh.+ tor.and several priests, to appear before the co: vestigating the theft of 3 days later there was still «ny io tion, when it became li vevn tre chioggiani, a photographier wh 100 arrested in connecticn wl committed suicide bv i+» Rocchioggiani left : - he was innocent -+' Lu acne oc real thief wag one Hahn Pacan cr! The search for the culprit er eupree has since been conducted with eons:der- able care, but witharut success, Nome time ago a movement \u2018no rase a sufficient sum cf money \u201cno purchase \u201che cope was begun in I'a'v.but in view of to-dav's announcemen: nnthing more was done in this connection.INDEPENDENCE OF PANAMA, CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST AN NIVERSARY PASSES OFF QUIETLY.Colon, Nov.4- Vrsterdax 5 celebr.of the first anmiversaiy CL ance of Panama vu High mass was ve ing, and in the win meeting, at whul ©.livered orations 1° - a reception tom: dez, governor o: \u2018 \" a salute of 21 Lans there was a public ball.red, white and bve sident Ruosevels, Pro Governor Melendez played.SL « Cones AS edn ces 9 \\mader an! rommentiy dis the KILLED BY FIREWORKS.DEATH FOLLoWs FoLITR AT PT CESSION AT TLALILAN Halifax, Nov 1 aged thirty-thro- day.He was tive, and tock , Mr.R.1 Bord: cession he carrr - exploded, tear: + bieces and severly Cnn lis rue shock, together w i he injures ves ed, resulted in li uth.\u2014 SPECIAL NOTICE.Friday.with 17- clyng crew d es thusiastie shoppers.his come an! at the Big store.Gratited au at the tremendou ha crowned our qiforts ro-dav.need not fear we shall be rest on our cars n while, from offering more of our spec saving bargains until the day.This is not the Carsley eas our vos wm.i lm° morrow shoppors wil find an even - selection a 11 Lu of ecGnomicagv prie a than usual.and we shall ne tented unless Saturday proves sa tee more successful than its preducs 15 The S.Cursley Co.| | e S and every form of Jtehivx bleeding and protruding ni.: themanufacturers have guaranteed it.Set - timonials in thedaily pressand ask your nt iE bors what they thinkot it.Youcanuscif 2\".get your money back if nok cured, 60 à br x all dealers or KnMANSON, BATES & Co, Toro\" v I To prove to you that Tr.(Chase's Ointment isa certi:d and absolute cure for «cu made the presentation on behalf of the .auxiliary.Dr.Chase's Ointment. tu the ur- has Trn- Ed- Yas.Mr.0 at the vas TN jost art, of had les- Mu- gan ure not the Mr.the ith.uly, jale rec- ring the ap- wn 18ed rec- ned ;in- wo nsa- Roc- een had cell.hat the les.rits der- aise r of was 1A.pke, ter- va.to pro Lich The eiv- one feel has ors to Fain fs ri 10- icer ods pon- ven ing.piles igh: an nl bonté t.FripAy, NovEMBER 4, 1904, CET TR EEE THE MONTRBAL DAILY WITNESS d COLORED BEADED AND mors EE £ COLONTITAT, HOU COLORED DRESS GOODS.Use table of DRESS GOODS, assorted a.ranging in price from 75c to $1 25.including Grey, Navy Blue and \u201c~gwn Canvas Coth, Engish and ch Tweeds, at discount of 33 1-3 rceut.- ON THE HALF PRICE TABLE will fouxd English Tweeds, Fancy Hop Striped Albatross, and other Sak, Tee old Iots of BEST GOODS.FANCY VOILES, in Blue, Brown, Grey and Reseda, less 33 1-3 percent.SPECIAL ALL WOOL CANVAS, in Biue, Grey, Reds, etc, #4 inch wide, worth \u201cWc per yard, for 48c¢ per yard CORDED SILK GAUZE, for evening wear, 44 inch wide, in White, Cream oad Pluk, $1.25 per yard, less 33 1-3 percent.Balance o! our Tucked and Embroidered China and Taffeta Silks, HALF PRICE.BLACK DRESS CHIFFON.46 inch wide, with colored dots, $1.75 per yard, at HALF PRICE.Chn.ce Lut of ALL WOOL VENETIAN CREPES, 44 inch wide, fine shades, 90c per yard, for 45c per yard.DRESS TRIMMINGS.JEWEL GIMP3, 50 percent.WHITE SATIN FOLDS, 50 percent.COLORED CLOTH COLLARS, 80 per:ent.REMNANTS in Sequin, Chiffon Siik Applique, 20 percent.WHITE PEARL GIMPS, 20 percent.COLORED CLOTH APPLIQUE, 20 Tent.COLORED DROP ORNAMENTS, 50 and percent.BLACK AND WHITE DROP ORNAMENTS, 20 percent.COLORED FANCY COLLARS, 20 perce-t.BLACK SILK AND SEQUIN COLLARS, 10 pe::eat SMALLWARES AND NOTIONS.Our Eatire Stock of FANCY COMBS, 20 rervost.BELTS and BUCKLES, 20 percent.BUTTONS o?al! kinJ«.20 percent.FANUY FRINGES, of all kinds, 20 pe: ent (NY LINEN FRINGES,in all colors, rexuiar, 2% aid 25e per yard, for Sc CUSHION CORD AND TASSELS,20 per ent.SPECIAL 25 z Hose Sers Jers, CENT TABLE, com- arin supporters, Crush Belts, Biaurs and Belt Sets.5 CHAMOIS SKINS, less 20 percent._A LOT LADIES\u2019 LACED AND BUI- TON BUTS, in Kid and Patent, ir- » 1263 only.Prices from $3.00 wr $2.80.LAL > RUSSIA CALF BLUCHER UD LACED BOOTS, with Seal Goat [7 réqu'ar, 54.50, for $3.00.PATENT KID AND STRAP- SLIPPERS, with gold beading; ou lor $3.00 per air, © old sizes, LADIES\" KID regular, $1.75, for 50c a n14 sizes, MISSES\u2019 BOOTS, in 11 \u2018A!-kin, regular.$2.50 and 52, EEE u p S50 + pair ; M o5SUS KID ALBANI SLIPPERS, B 7.widtas only, $2.00, for 50 (VE.KIM AND PATENT AL- \u2018LIPPERS, in narrow widtks \u2018 =, 81.50, $1.85, for 50c a 2 TAN AND BLACK ANKLE =LIPPERS,narrow widths only: HI 15, for 3Qc.§ MEN'S SHOE DEPARTMENT.©.* LIGHT WEIGHT BOX CALF, ; and Patent Calf Laced fi r-gular, 8.50, for 82.50.* LIGHT WEIGHT PATENT y SIN LACED AND BUTTON gE : © r~gular, $.00, for $3.50.lines of MEN'S CALFSKIN =, heavy and light soles; -.ze- only; price, $5.00, for tL Lo D ROX CALF ENAMEL LAC- a \u201c> BUTTON BOOTS, irregular 4 price, $5.00 and $5.30, for 2! MEN'S AND LADIES - SLIPPERS, with felt and THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.ton, twenty-three miles from Bona.The \u2018Gkonde\u2019 left Bona with 110 passengers, of whom a hundred were Algerian na tives, \u2014 IS THIS TRUE ?\" (Canadian Associated Press.) London, Nov.4\u2014Mr.H.B.Willing, of the \u2018Keystone,\u2019 a newspaper in Whit- by, Ont., writing to the Manchester \u2018Guardian,\u2019 implores the people of Manchester not to send their children to Canada until they are able to look after themselves, as, in travelling through Ontario, Mr.Willing says he was greatly struck with the miserable manner in which these poor, homeless ones were treated.They are neglected, have not a proper education, and were made slaves from sunrise to sunset, and thrashed for the least offence.Mr.Willing does not wish to say that this is always the case, but in nearly every instance followed up he found ill-usage and neglect.THE PARKS INQUEST.Donald Lamont Tells a Peculiar Story.The inquest over the body of William Parks, the man who was killed by an electric car in Notre Dame street, on Sunday night, which was opened on Monday afternoon, was continued at the morgue this morning.Donald Lamont, the man who was said to have been fighting with Parks at the\u201d time of the accident, was one of the principal witnesses, According to Lamont neither he nor the deceased were intoxicated.They were out driving with some friends, and on the way home George Zimmerman, an old man, who was with the party, complained of feeling ill.ey stopped their buggy at the corner of St.Raymond and Notre Dame streets to attend to Zimmerman, and while he and his friends were doing so Parks walked into the middle of the street and stood on the car track.Seeing a car approiching witness called to bim and, as he paid no attention to his warning he stepped forward and was trying to pull bim off the track when the accident occurred.Two witnesses named Geofirion and Patoine stated that the car was going faster than ten miles an hour, the speed allowed by law.All the other witnesses, however, judged the speed of the car to be less than ten miles.Every witness whose evidence was taken swore that the street was very dark at the point where the accident occurred.The jury were unable to arrive at a unanimous decision, several believing that the statements of Geoffrion and Patoine regarding the speed of the car were more important than the testimony of the other witnesses.After discussing the evidence for mearly an hour the jury returned the following verdict: \u2014 \u2018We, the members of the jury, after having heard the evidence, declare that William Parks died in the city of Montreal on October 30, having been killed by a car of The Montreal Street Railway Company, in charge of Motorman Edmund Lafrance, and under the immediate supervision of Inspector F.X.Richer.With the exception of Ferdinand Beauregarde, we declare that these men are not criminally responsible for the accident.We find the accident was due to the fact that there was not sufficient light at that point in the street.with the exception of Messrs.Charon and Lamarre.who are of the opinion thet the accident was due to the carelessness of the two above-mentioned employees of the Montreal Street Railway Company.COOKE-BLACKLEY CASE, THE HON.MR.LEMIEUX MAKES SOME STARTLING STATE- MINTS.The proceedings in the Cooke-Blackley case were continued this morn.ng.The Hon.Mr.Lemieux, Soli-itor-Gen- eral, was called np to give evidence.He mentioned two or three cases in which he had accepted fees from the private prosecution for attending to the preliminary enquete before the magistrate, but explained it was always outside the term in which he acted for the Crown, and be always asked permission from the Attorney-General.His position was different from that of Mr.Ccoke, who acted for the Crown all the year round, in the English cases.Mr.Lemieux added that it had always been the custom for crown prosecutors to accept fees from private prosecutors for services rendered at preliminary en- quetes.He then proceeded to volunteer the information that Le had always found Mr.Cooke most diligent in his work.Mr.Oughtred, baving made the remark \u2018He was well paid for it,\u201d Mr.Le- mieux continued and said that, in the Kert case, a year ago, many attempts had been made to cry to lot the case drop.The Crown prosecutors were even threatened, and he regretted to say that slar witnesses in the case had been tampered with.From that time, Mr.Cooke bad been bitterly assailed.Mr.Lyon here remarked that, although the Hon.Mr.Lemieux's last remarks could easily be contradicted, he did not think they were relevant to the issues raised.Their Lordships upheld Mr.Lyon\u2019s objection, and the Hon.Mr.Lemieux\u2019s evidence was closed.Mr.Sicotte, Clerk of the Crown.testified as to the custom for crown precsecu- tors to appear al preliminary enqueces on behalf of private prosecutors, and the commission was then declared closed.MUST COME TO TRIAL.The Supreme Court of Cuba has declared constitutional the extradition of D.A.Hamel, the former civic paymaster of Montreal.This information was received last evening by cable from Mr.Carpenter, chief df detectives, of this city, who is now in Havana in charge of the absconding ex-official.Sergt.-Detective Charpentier, who is in charge of the detective bureau in the chief\u2019s absence, to-day said he expected the chief to be back in Montreal with his prisoner in the course of a few dave.He has been away now nearly two months, during which extradition proceedings have been going on.It is said that his health has been seriously affected by the trying southern climate.Hamel fled to Cuba last March.after, it is alleged, forging the signatures of Mr.Robb, the city treasurer, and other city officials to a cheque for $10.000.which he cashed at the Bank of Montreal.When the Cuban Government decided two months ago to hand Hamel over to the British authorities for extradition, he was placed under arrest.but the ex- civic paymaster hired the best lawyers in Cuba, and carried his case to the highest court in the island in an effort to ez- cape having to return to Canada to face the charges against him, but the message from Chief Carpenter indicates that le has lost the fight and must come back and stand his trial.COMMERCIAL.CHICAGO MARKETS.Messrs.J.S.Bache & Co., Bell Telephone Building, Montreal, report the closing prices in Chicago to-day, as follows: hal Opening.High.Low.Close.Wheat, Dec., 112% 11215 111% 1115 May .111% 11178 11144 11133 Corn, Des.484 48% 4815 4S14b May .45% 4575 4534 4532 Oats, Dec.28% 287% 2853 283, May .31% 314 sl al Pork, Jan., .12.57 12.57 12.47 12.52 May .12.47 12.55 12,47 12.500 Lard, Jan.7.10 7.10 7.05 TA May .+.+ 7.25 7.25 7.17 7.17 Ribs, Jan., 6.52 6.52 6.47 6.00 May + + cuves .6.62 6.60 6.62 THE WHEAT MARKET CHICAGO WHEAT PIT CONTROLLED BY BEARS.The Chicago wheat market opened easy at 3c to Jéc less than last night's ciose, and made a further decitne of a similar amount during the session.The market continued easy under reports of good wea- \u2018ther in the west, news of a more favorable ¢ron situation in the Argentine, 1liberal North-West receipts and lower Liver pool cables.December closed at $1.1155, and Msuy at $1,11%.The Winnipeg wheat market was easier on the strength of lower Liverpool cable, and other bearish factors, November closing at 94; December at 94lzc, at 995gc.FINANCIAL NEW YORK STOCKS and May New York, Nov.4.\u2014Opening dealings in stocks to-day were quiet, an dthere was a marked divergeuce in the movements of tha industrials and specialties ratlways.The Z¥atter showed declines, with Pennsylvania the only important exception, showing a revovery of 5 of its 3 percent dividend, which was deducted.United States Steel preferred also was inclined to sag in contrast with the course of other @dustrials, International Power jumped 2 Union Pacific fell 5, Hudson a reint.J.B.Picken & Co.'s wire: London quotations this morning are irregular, showing generally fractional losses.Dealings between to-day and Tuesday next are likely to be restricted.There is some hesitancy shown in making new engagemeuts prior to election day.New York, Nov.4.\u2014Wall Street\u2014Noon\u2014 There were gains in the industrial list, including a number of low grade stocks, but railways did not make much progress and slipped back below last night quite gen- erallv before noon.United States Steel was in large demand at an advance of à point.Republic Steel pfd., rose 2k, and Locomotive, Colorado Fuel, Pressed Steel Car and Railway Steel Spring pfd., 1 to 144.Bonds were irregular.Laidlaw & Co.'s wire: In general characteristics to-day's market has closely resembled that of yesterday.There has bern henvy realizing, but also a remarkable demand for stocks, which at times gave certain issues the appearance of aggressive strength.The best opinion is tbat barring a poscible realizing movement which may induce a quick reaction after any demonstration of strength, the election of President Roosevelt will be the rignal for another broad and strong market.New York, Nov.4\u2014Noon\u2014Moner on call nominailv at 244 to 249 percent; prime mercantile paper, 4 to 412 percent.Exchanges, and Delaware and MONTREAL EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.Between Banks.New York funds .; Par\u2014 1-64 Sterling, 60 days S 25-32\u201413-16 Sterling demand .9 7-16\u201415-32 Sterling, cables .-17-32 Frivay, Novrwsen 4, 1904, and the La, and Tennessee Coal rose %.| LOCAL STOCKS, AFTERNOON SALE\", Toronto =t.Ry.\u201450 a: 10m Detroii\u2014100 at 7514, 25 2 77 1 lron Com.\u2014ov a: 154, ot Ola.Nova Scotia\u20142i à M.S.BR.at ! Mont.Power\u20142 169 at X2, 110 at S3, Qa Iron bonds\u20146,000 at (00 at 76 1-8, 2,000 at TH, L.J.Forget & Co.scab>: GTR .\u2018 9214: 2rd, 444.Reported by Messrs Nichols & Ms.brokers, 1734 Notre Lame street 8tecks.bellers, Buyers.Btoras Se.co - per #10; por A RAILWAYS.Cen, Pacific 129 1287 g Min.& St I Montreal 8t 213%, 213 T Stof .; : Twin City Tr.1055 1054 Detroit Ele-.= °° Halifax Elec, «7 9 Toledo Ry.1, .° St John Ky.109 Winnipeg LM TS WestInd.K.6) 4) NewMBR* | 1.\u2019 MIBCELLANEOUS.Rich.& Ont 5a 574 Dom.Coalrm Montil\u2019ower.83/4 83 do yfi N N.Scotias:l.634 62 Int.Coalcom ! do ptd.do pf.\u2019 Dom.Btl.com.16, 16'4 Com, Ca: + do ptd.4 44 Mont.Trleg 1.La \u201cBell Tel.161% Mout! Co: Ogilvy pfd.323 .Dom Con 1 0 do com.233 181 Cun.Col (orn Montist1 Wk ,,., .Merch.Cot .do pld.N.W.Londcm 39 14 Laur'tide Pulp 109 75 do pfd A.Windsor Ht 1.Mackay com Payne.\u2026 do plat.7; Marconi Wir., ., ot BANKS, Montreal .258 256 Merchants .ontaro.Union.i 5 Molsons.Comuierce Toronto.Hochelaga.B.N.Am NW.Lu pr Quebec |, Ottawa.12 Foyal.Nationale, |, CT N.3ootis.Imperial.Dominion .,.BONDS.Dom.I.£8.76 76% Dom.Coal.| ; Mont.St.Ry.Wy Ogilvie.Noyas.oti.Canola Bell Tel.Win, Elec.Laurentide TIR ML 6 F4Ur 13 05 2d LONDON QUOTATIONS.London, Not.4, 4 p.m.\u2014C n80 former 87 do.for account 8; 11-16 or Anaconda.5'y Erie .,,., 40° Atchison.874 du first prf.do.pfd.du.sec.prf.13 KR.&U 74s ll.Cent.Loik N.1364 han & Tex 314 8 NA.138 Nort AW.74% De Beers .18% do.pfd.\u201c24 .Denvi RG.slly Unt.Wes: 43 .b4'y Penna.Ha Rand Mines lv @ uz; | Bar silver steady, 264 per ounce, I Money, 2:4 to 3 percent.Duscount rate for shor.bills, 2°.19 7 iV for 3 months, 2 15-16 to 3 percent.xr © I | EEE TORONTO STOCKS.Toronto moin:zg sale, Py LJ to & Co.'s wire: Bank of Commerve\u2014s; Imperial\u2014g at 10.Cons.Gas.\u201413 at 21, Bank of Hamilten\u2014 Bank of Ottawa ._.N'a, Nav.\u2014% a: Ccai\u2014:5 at a, | Tor.EL L.\u20144 «1 0 © Ta ! CPR.Twins\u201475 s° J» Jron\u201423 at 11%.Bell Ter.te 41 1: 125 at 1v21,.Sao Paulo\u2014Tà at 1076 45 Traders* Benk\u2014it at 1° Domiuion Bark-\u2014i# a: 2.Can.Gen.E:\u201410 1 125 at 16647, 7 Tor.Ry.\u2014S a LE 125 at 1udt2, 11 a Ur 4, - Wheat, bush es ee se Corp, bush .DUSI.22 51 00 2500 : brls.44 oo 0 + == - CAZES oe 2000 + Luriey, l\u2019iour, Eggs, Butler, Cheese, Cee i Lard, pkg: .+.+++ = 3 Meaty, pkgs .' Hums and bas RSR Leather, ro.- .- + > Raw hides Dressed hogs Apples, br.- .CONSTADIE 1010 Tearing © neck spevd a waggon her.- Desormeau, \u2018en ce 14 to scores OI pusjhe Le ternoon.Vu À reached tic an: Be Gil, and here ton .Constable Vl oo $308, 750,488, ! 4 Te station, lan > NEW YORK STOCKS, dashed at tv Specially reperted for the \u2018Witness\u2019 hy C.D.Monk TCI@N+.and 8 *, 23 Hospital atreat, Local Manuger for J.8.Bachs waggon wit! | & Co., New York, by direct wire.\\ ree tena A ; ; No damazs 1 Opening and Closing Prices, Nov, 4.vehicle Btocks.Op'g.Close.Stocks Opg.Close cc - - mal.Cop.724 73 Miss.I\u2019ac.103 10354 \u201c11 Ame Tove, 27% 24 M.8.M E 9: oy Fri do prof.974 do pref.vere RE So Ain.sat 146 145%, Metro.Trac.12354 133 T.eanin lo: do pfà .139% N.Y.Cen.13514 1261, EN to the to Am.Belt.74% fei x Ede.a 29% ing with a m.Car Fd eee % o 1.pfd.2 72 ; 3 - .Ameonda.) 1047 105) dari.Le 2 (tained in - Atchison.85% 8554 Ont &West 4215 471] 8t the corn do pref.NorL &West 723 723 hngton sie Balt.£Ohto, Vik 94 Omaha .J ves \u2014\u2014 do pfil._ \u2026\u2026.Pac.Mail.35% 49 Lire Là Ç Brooklyn R.T.\u20ac7'y Penn.R.MR.1351, 135 SPP NU ON MS Chic.& Alton.Preased Stl.2.Can.Pac.rts 1254 do pref.STN ALLL Can, South.+.P'ple's Gus.Ches.&Ohin 45 Phils & Rd.5 PS kN Lo.do I.pfid.pi F 17034 do Il pfd.; 28: à Pullman.5434 Rock Tad.Jr = CANADA do I.pfd.South.Ry.; Lea Con Gas! N,Ÿ.3164 Si6s do.pi.The 1».\u2026 5 Col.Fuel&l.4315 425, South.Pac.Liverpenl Len Corn Prod.18}, Tenn CI&I Point mnwars Sr do pfd.eee.753% Texas Pac.due in À : te - PRESPPRRIEEE J Trin City = real on » EI Detr't U.Ry.- seath, he Het 02 4 44 na .Del.L.& W do pil.pe a on ne Del.& Hud.U.8.8toel.Miss alla Bia 4 M5 1e | Denv.RioG.do.pref.* R.Cuyforl, M- 1 aod do.pret.U.S.Ruh'r.T A.Irwin M: 5 x Dul S.S£ A do.pref.sen.Miss In why C1, ! do.pref.Union Pac.\"Jackeor Mr lie Lou.G.Northern do pref, | QavEEor.PGA \u2018 Gen.Elec.Watarh.y Newholl, Mr Ao fon 2 M.Jersey Cen.a.do.pref.a Owens, Mr.A oer oa MT Jil.Central.147% 142% Wert.Un.Sa lehad, Mr A 1 4 Mao Iowa Cen.sees .Win Cen.18, vr G Cipro die Meow NA do pfd.48 48s do pfd.451, 45 110 = EPTUE ER VA ; Enn.& Tex.\u201c3073 NY JU Tri ker, Major 1 Tw.= do pfd.567a 594 \u2014 L'svitle & Nash 132%, 1331 = Man Elor.101% 161 Advertisements.CENTRAL W.C.T.U.The Monthly Public Mecting w.be \u201d MONDAY, Nov, 7th, at 3.30 pm.ees 9% Paris, francs short .5.16%\u2014 1-32 Prayer meeting at 3 o'clock.tre nog ron acti = Mo M wee this The tar of local frog of + cou then and 200 mai wbi ing mak Iw Pow wee 1904 the mail par the p.ea anoû gon tbe ligh Pow In bas the turn City] est but leng ing the beer with eho 1402 peri pric ront touq CHE Kl tend the The in * «bee Tne of 1 pe rt Eng \u2018he thy He ove, dou] 0 23% .3 73 123 33 03 at 152% t 166%, 0 at 106 as tak- mori: ne sus- ric car d Wel \\-lantic ni this , from Father and is Mont- wing + Biack, ov, Mr Colonel 5 Jacks r Eri jss AL w.J Pri 1 Reid.Jar, Mr.Fria, Novenser 4, 1904 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.\u2014 \u2014 _ : = \u2014 air > AR - FINANCIAL pavre, The genial Sn Hanae [co i for 1 Ile, 00 0m te HARCOURT'S SUCCESSOR Situations Vacant.LOCAL STOCKS.MURE NEW HIGH LEVELS.\u2018Witness\u2019 Office, Friday, Nov.4, 1901.marlæet showed a good deal of 1- morning, though trading in ~~ ks was dull.Iron common.To- Let ait and Bell Telephone were the vo.and taney all made new high \u2018or the year, as did also Bank of :.~ nck.on a small scale.\u2018w high levels were reached this e Montreal Stock Exchange, and tanding European disquietude.2 press cables from Gibral- n'! the accompanying flare-headlines coon sm\u2019 aad, indeed, some affect on x , but the want of confirmation + : circies soon dispelled the idea 13 trouble beiween the two great mo-t Interested.The market, , «ontinued on its buoyant career, v few exceptions upheld the that the public has seen fit wo in for so long.Canadian Pacific, ; wu- perbaps the most sensitive dur- + war scare.was the first to recover, an improvewent of 1% from the ra of the previous day.Montreal = < 2% one of optimism, wbich is not surprising, when the undoubted era of prosperitp that exists from sea to sea is considered.\u201cMORNING SALES.Can.Pac.x-d.\u20142 at 130, 30 at 128.Iron Com.\u2014300 at 15, 70 at 15, 10 at 15, 25 at 154, M at 15%.Montreal Power x-d.\u201475 at 83.Twin City x-d.\u2014 at 106%.Toronto St.Ry.\u201450 at 10575, 50 at 106, 75 at 106 1-8.25 at 197, 25 at 108%, 125 at 10645, 25 at 10634.Scotia pref\u201450 at 108.Mont.Cotton\u201431 at 100.Bank of Montreal\u201415 at 233.Nova Scotia\u201425 at 62.C.P.R.Rights\u2014400 at 53.Mort.Power 4 p.c.bonds\u201425,000 at 101%.Sao Paulo\u201450 at 105%.Halifax Railway\u20146 at 95.Bell Tel.\u201423 at 160, 75 at 161, 67 at 161, 20 at 162, Markay pref\u201410 at Tay.M.S.R \u201450 at 214, 4 at 212%, 150 at 213% 50 at 2133.Detroit\u2014I60 at 73%, 20 at 76, 100 at 7674, 25 at 75%.12 at 75, 25 at Tolz, 25 at 75%, 100 at 75%.: The tables show the fluctuations of active and Inactive stocks respectively.thelr dividends, and the return on the Ia- vestment at tbe last sale, up to this morning\u2019's close.INACTIVE STOCKS.i ha: been exceedingly strong this i vw Last Re- and has again made a high level for Stocks Div, Par.High Ter rod ww tura - the S42 mark cone point better than Barks: of last week.It is stated in 1 aks os er: that this stock is good for More.x i Dec.1 3g > a FA 13 rly date, chiefly on account of Hoche.34 H, Dec, 1 133 139% 131 133 5.3 .bona able to work its will and KT .! 444 H Dec.1 19214 161% 158% 160 56 >, on the ciizens of Montreal for Mole.= th H Peo.1 ue, 1194 155 ai f! one ; \u2018oronto.Dec.> { 3 five years.The time has HOW \\mebec 34 H.Dec à ra sha 3 2 when tbe ci:y might bave revised Union.34 H: Dec 1 140 138 13) 128 50 nalitirus under which the city is |N 8.5° H.Feb.1 280 208 26214 224 34 za12 par: of! {mporters to meet Casadizn cheese markets.bo -Iows a devided advanca = white and colored ing quoted at 43s and Jill \u2018is an improvement \u201cively.There is re- improved demand on and It 1: to be hoped that Xivity will continue until ~#azon, and help to raise : the year's shipments.a gradually dropping to a low wus city to-day belng d,\" A: last taere : : > O1 ! © market alzo shows a better -ouraging enquiries from ¢ amount going through, o! a =atizfactory nature, prices are coaducive to a WORK.3.385 parkages.3 ANOTHER TEN CENTS.another advance of ten cents oi sugar in Montreal, and King a 30 rent advance during © taiward movement.; to 381:c for No.?in 372 to 37176; Ameriran! = 2; No.3, 3%; white, No.» ©: 2, buckwheat, 590 to 5917, VU \u2014 Manitoba patents, $3.80, and \u201cixers, 55.50; hign Ontario blended 7 $7.53, in woad, choice £0 0 to 55.60 in wood, and in shippers\u2019 rew bags: 1 vers, 52.45 to $2.05, and 2oc to 1 \u201ccol.; CA OOATS \u2014 32.524 per baz, $4.9\" M \u2014 Ontario bran fn bulk, at : © -hort«, 819 to $20; Manitoba bran do with the absence of the market, some Were home, while oth- | recy > adieu a os toe results of di-torted Tho householders were out in | a'Ising à nactive arent | r= an neariy all kinds of pro- Zz \u201cue potatoes which are of VYid.ity and sell at ôbe to vb cabbages, 15c to 30c per dozen; celery, 10c to 25c do.: cauliflowers, 25c to $1 do.; dead turkeys, 13c to 15c per Ib.; geese, 8c to 10c do.: -ducks and whick- ens, 12c to 15e do.; black ducks, 90 to $1 per pair; wild geese, $1 to $1.25 each: tub butiter, 18c to 21e per Ib.; prints, 2c to 25e do.: new laid eggs, 43c to 5ûc per dozen; older eggs, 22c to 35c do.; Fameuse apples of poor quality are very plentiful, selling at $I to $1.50 per barrel: cranberries, $8 do.; pears, $4 to $6 do.; the grapes are mostly of poor quality and sell at 12c to 20c per basket: bananas are scarce, selling at about $1.50 for ordinary eight havels and $2.25 for jumbos: bay, $7 to $8.50 per 10 bundles of 15 1bs.; straw, $5 to $6 per 100 bundles of 12 Ibs.EXCHANGE AND MART.GLASS COMBINE.Pittsburg, Pa., Nov.3.\u2014The independent window glass manufacturers and jobbers to-day perfected a joint organization to be known as the Manufacturers\u2019 and Jobbers\u2019 Window Glass Association.The association was formed to meet the competition of the American Window Glass Company.WINDOW ENORMOUS DEFICIT IN FUEL AND IRON COMPANY, Denver, Colo., Nov.4.\u2014The \u2018News\u2019 today says: A deficit of $1,384,857 for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1904, is -hown by the annual report of Presiden: Frank J.Hearne, of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company to the stockholders of the com- rany.NIAGARA TRANSIT COMPANY.Albany, N.Y., Nov.3.\u2014The Niagara Transit Company, of North Tonawanda, N.Y., was incorporated here to-day to operale vessels on the Great Lakes.The capital is $210,000, aud the directors, W.M.Mills, L.E.Degraf and Charles Weston, of North Tonawanda.TORONTO MARKETS.DEMAND FOR WHEAT QUIET\u2014FLOUR IN GOOD DEMAND AND STEADY, Teron:c, Ont, Nov.4.\u2014Wheat\u2014Demand for Ontaris and Manitoba grades 1s quiet, and prices stealy.Ontario red and white | are quutad au $1.02 to 31.04; No.?goose at 890 to 902, aud spriug at 980 east, outside.Man!toba No.1 northern at $1.03lg: No.2, $1.No.3, 9c, Georgian Bay ports; uc cere grinding in transit.Flour In good demand and steady.Cars 0.) percent patents are quoted at $4.35 to $4.44, buyers\u2019 sacks, east or west.Choice brands, 13 to 20c higher.Manitova, at $5.70 for Hungarian patents, and $3.4v for sce-ornd pitents, Mill Feed\u2014Bran is quoted] at $14 to §i4.30 in bulk, and shorts at $17.30 east or west.Meruitoba mill feed unchanged at $20 to $11 lor shorts, and $19 for bran, export.Barley\u2014There is a fair enquiry at 45e to 46e fac No.2; 4% to 44éc for No.3 extra, ard 47: for No.3, malting outside, 1° less for earks, included, Toronto freights.Rye in artive demand and bigher at Tic to Th outside for No.2.Corn\u2014There is a good demand, and the market is firm at 64ize for No.2 American yellow; 38315.for No.2, and 62: for No.3 i on trac Toronto.Canalian nominal at 53e to 55° west.Dats are in quiet demand.No.1 pew white at 3%e to 32%c: No.2 new white at R,lge.Jow freigbts, and 31c north and west.Rolled Oats are in quiet demand at 34.50 for cars of bags, and $4.75 for barrels in the track, Toronto; 256 more for broken lets here, and 40c more for broken lots ourside.Butckwheat is nominally quoted at 53c to Ofc at outside points.RAILWAY EARNINGS.HAVANA ELECTRIC.The warnings of the Havana Electric Railway Company for the week ending Nov.1, 1904, wers $32,074, and for the corresponding week of 1903, $29,624, being an Increasu of 32,450.Month.1903.1904.Inc.Janaary « .$102,000 $130,709 $23,709 February 104,647 130,579 25,932 March « \u2026 - 120,359 144,921 24 532 April .118,974 129,505 May \u2026 \u2026 130,925 140,236 June.120,818 187,23 July LLL + +.197,271 145.6% August « + .133,885 152,155 September.128,323 143,623 CANADIAN PACIFIC.The return of traffic earnings of the Canadian Pacific Rallway for Oct.21 to Oct.31, were $1,531,000, in contrast with $1,448,000, being an increase of $83,000.The figures for October and four months follow: Inc.1904.1903.Fourth week of October .$ 1,531,000 $ 1,448,000 $ 83,000 Month of October .» 4,725,000 4,475,000 250,000 Four months., (17,606,000 16,271,000 1,333,000 THE CLEARINGS.The Mentreal Clearing Iouse statement was as follows: Clearings.Total for week ending Nov.3, 1904 .824,996,708 Corr sponding week.1903 .25.082.834 Corresponding week, 1902 4, .19,879,220 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 em SHIPPING NEWS, \u2018SOO\u2019 CANAL TRAFFIC.Sault Ste.Marie, Michigan, Nov.4.\u2014Su- perintendent Ripley,of the St.Mary's Falls Canal yesterday, completed the figures showing the trafic through the American and Canadian canals for tbe month of October.They show an Increase for this month ov:r October, 1903, of 1,097,934 tons, the figures for theyear 1903, east sod west tound combined, being 4,475,965 tons, and for 1904, 6,573,9C9 tons.This breaks the Tccords.MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.Name.From.Arrived at.Jacona .Mediterranean .Fame Pt Carthagician .Philadelphia .Glasgow Hungarian .London ., \u2026 Montreal Cita.Sydney .Montreal Lakonia .Glasgow ., Montreal Turcoman .Bristol .« Montreal Man.Commorre Manchester ., Montreal Inishowen Head Belfast .Quebec Teutonic .New York Liverpool Montcalm .,.Montreal .Bristol Republic .New York .Genoa Deutschland New York .Hamburg Koenig Albert , New York .Naples Mongolian ,.Glasgow .New York Parisian .Liverpool .Riv.du L'p Campana .Lower Ports + , Quebec RAILWAY WRECKS.FINDING OF THE RAILWAY COMMISSION.Ottawa, Nov.4.\u2014After investigation of a number of accidents upon Canadian railways, with a view to making travel more secure, the Railway Commission has issued a statement in which it finds that none of these accidents \u2018can proper: ly be attributed to overwork or lack pf opportunity for sufficient rest on the part of the employees who were held responsible; that in the collisions a large percentage of the loss of life is in second class or smoking cars, due, no doubt, to the fact that old and comparatively weak first class cars, which have been in service for a number of years, are often used as smokers or second class cars, while there has been a great increase in the weight and strength of more modern coaches, baggage cars, first class cars and sleepers.Another of the questions now engaging the attention of the board is whether it should not from time to time formally request the Attorney-General of each province to put the law in motion and promptly proceed with a prosecution in every Instance in which negligence, care.leesness or failure to observe working rules or orders has resulted in the de- ctruction of human life.At present the railways simply dismiss their negligent or guilty employees.Further punishment 1s rarely thought of, and when it is the parties concerned are usually allow ed to escape [rom the country.« The commission is also preparing a set \u201cof standard rules for the guidance of railway employees, and is negotiating with the companies regarding matters which seem contributory to accident and for\" which the companies are alone responsible.\u2014 NEWFOUNDLAND ELECTIONS GOVERNMENT NOW HAS MAJORITY OF TWENTY-FIVE.St.John's, Nfld., Nov.4.\u2014Completed returns from willingate show the election of Sir Robert Bond, Mr.Clift, Survevor-General, and Mr.Roberts, Liberals, defeating Messrs.Allan (Goodridge, Donald Morrison and Frederick Mews, oppositionists.Mr.Morrison 1s a former judge of the Supreme Court.He resigned two Years ago to re-enter polities and advocated the union of Newiound- land with Cunada.He 18 grand master of the Grange Association in New- joundland, and is one of th\u201c five Tory feeders opposing Sir Robert Bond.This deieat is a signal one, because Mr.Maor- risor was only \"in the polling, tis colleague, Mr.Goodridg:, heading bim.The government now has twenty-five seats and the opposition five.nr BARGAINS IN CHICKERING PIANOS, .We are daily expecting a consignment of this season's latest styles of Chicker- img planos from Boston.In order to make room we are prepared to make cut prices and easy terms on the few uprights and grand pianos of last season's designs still remaining, C.W.Lindsay.Limited, 2366 St.Catherine street, Montreal, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LABOR CANDIDATE ELECTED IN WEST MONMOUTH.(Canadian Associated Press.) London, Nov.4\u2014Mr.Thomas Richards, Labor, defeated Sir John Cock- burn, tariff reformer, in West Mon.meuth, by 4,635 votes.Sir William Vernon Harcourt\u2019s majority in 1900 was 3.575.Though Mr.Cockburn had radical tendencies, his candidature was cn- dereed in a letter from Mr.Chamber ain.London, Nov.4\u2014The \u2018Westminster Gazette,\u201d commenting on the defeat of Riv John Cockburn, the tariff reformer, mn West Monmouth, says it may be natural and inevitable that the colonies, in their youth, do what we also have done, but it is quite another thing to bring colonial politicians over to talk of the merits of protection as if it were of a new antipodean invention now to be tried for the first time in this country.We are old enough to know all about it.ttf em CLOUDY AND COOL.\u2018Whither away, bluebird?Whither away?The blast is chill, vet in the upper sky Thou still canst find the color of thy ~ing.The hue of May.Warbler, why speed thy Southern flight?Ah, why, Thou, too.whose song first told us of the spring?Whither away?\u2014Edmund Clarence Stedman.Meteorological Office, Toronto, Nov.4 11 a.m.\u2014The following are the maximum and minimum temperatures:\u2014 Victoria, 56\u201432; Calgary, 58\u20142 Edmonton.38\u2014293; Medicine Hat.F8\u2014-32: Qu'Appelle, 60\u201434: Win- nipex.38\u201428; Parry Sound, 52\u201438: Toronto.E8\u201444; Ottawa, 48\u201440: Montreal, 52\u201431 : Quebec.36\u201428; Halifax, 50\u201422, Cloudy and cool.Saturday, unsettled and beroming showery.The soutbern storm is mow moving :low- Iy in a more gortherly direction, and is not unlikely to pass directly across the great lakes.The weather is cloudy and cool this morring from Ontario to the Maritime Provinces, but continued fair and warm In Manitoba and the Territories, 1692 Natre Dame street Montreg! Nov.4, 1904 \u2014Readings by the Ontical & Tngineer's Supply Company's Standard Barometer at noon Yesterday.29.98: to-day, 11 a.m \u201430.06.Temperature, Max.Min, To-day .4 .44 38 Yesterday .47 35 The coupon on the back page may help Jour newsboy to start a bank account.\u2014 Advertisements.Celebrate the Victory, 1904.by buying -a- new Piano at Leach\u2019s, 2440 St.Cath- evine slreet.Mason & Risch Pianos and Morris Pianos, are Canada\u2019s lead- à Liberal prices and terms.FOR INVESTMENT, $10,000, $8,000, 85,000,882, 500, \u2019 $1,500 and $1,000, \u2018 on First Mortgage City Property.R.A, DUNTON & HL BABY, 160 St.Jxmes Street.CENTS FOR SALE, Witness Office._ To Let.TO LET, A SELF-CONTAINED COTTAGH on Athol avenue, Westmount, to rent cheap; hot water furnace and all modern improvements, Apply to CAMPBELL & GILDAY, 309 St.James street.Ea Board and Rooms Wanted.VEGETARIANS.\u2014 YOUNG MAN WOULD tke to take his meals with refined Vegetarian family; also room with, if suitable, State terms to Box C, 837, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS GENERAL Servant; one who understands cooking.Apply 1134 Dorchester street.WANTED, A RESPECTABLE BOY, ONE able to speak French.692 Craig street.WANTED, TRAVELLER IN Electrical supplles; 1iust be experienced, Address, stating experience, references, and salary required.Address TRAVELLER 30, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.> WANTED, A YOUN3 MAN WHO HAS Dad experience in the piano business, to help lth office work, and assist wih selling in warerooms.Apply LAY1ON BROS., 144 Peel stieet, WANTED, 50 EXPERIENCED GIRLS, TO work on paper boxes for machine and hand work, also smart young girls to learn, GEO.A.MACE & CO.304 St Paul street.WANTED, NURSERY GOVERNESS (Protestant), for child flve years old.Apply, with references, to 39 McGregor street.WANTED, AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF the Dominion to organize clubs on endowment insurance principle; $100 a month positively assured all honest workers.NATIONAL COMMERCIAL GUILD, Morin Building, Quebec.WANTED, COMPETENT GENERAL Servant, small family; bousemald kept.Apply after 7 p.m., at 4299 Western avenue.WANTED, BY PROMINENT FIRE INsurance company, a city agent.A ready- , made business will be turned over to the proper man, and best of terms arranged tor.Apply in confidence, L.827 \u2018W.tness\u2019 Office.WANTED, AGENTE\u2014\"DAVIS\" POCKET Hitching Device, sold anywhere on its exceptional stmplicity and effectiveness being demonstrated.Can be carried in the pocket, and no person wih darlving rig should be without one.Sample by mail, 0c.NOVELTY MANUF'G CO.219 Queen street east, Toronto.WANTED, A HOUSEKEEPER FOR Farm: Protestant preferred.Address FARMER 20, \u2018Witness\u2019 Cffice.WANTED, A COACHMAN, FOR AN UPtown residence; references required.Apply at 261 University street.PRESSMAN'S APPRENTICE WANTED 672 Craig street \u2014 - \u2014 Lost, Strayed and Found.WANT ADS.vor THE \u2018 WITNESS! mer be left with A T.OHAPMAE, Bonkseller, 1407 Et, Cathé sine a M.DRYSDALE & OQ, Booksellers and Sta 378 Su.Catherin toners © Street.Or with R, TURMER, Grecer, Point 81 Charles 1 Welllngtea strest, West of Subwuy.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.OASH TARIFF, Situation Vacant, Situation Wanted, Pus Pils Wanted, Rooms To Let, Articles Found, Secondhand Articles Waated or Fer sale.20 Words for 100.Ye for each additions] word, Bix (asap tion tor she price of four.: Property For Sale or To Let Other Articles For Sale 25 Worde for 250.1 cent for each additional word.Six Iw sertions for the price of fous, metre Personals, Agents Wanted.26 Words for 500 se NOTICE PARTICULARLY, Postage Stamps will be Accepted.The above rates are CASH with orden When not prepa! numerous entries have to be made, and the rate is, in consequence, much higher.No charge made in our books for any ade vertissment of less than five agald ines apace.Bargains.FOR SALE\u2014$95 CASH son Upright Piano; Evans Bros.Piano: lard & Collard Cottage Piano.Apply LEACH'S, 2440 St.Catherine street, between Stanley and Drummond.Open evenings.BUYS STEVEN- 395 cash buys fine $55 cash buys Col- FOR SALE\u2014$275, PAYABLE $25 Deposit and $7 monthly, buys $325 Morris Upright Piano; instrument only slightly used, not a scratch upon the case.Guaranteed same as new in every respect.Apply Leach's, 2410 St.Catherine street, between Stanley and Drummond.Upen evenings.FOR SALE, CHEAP, IN GOOD CONDItion, one oak bed, spring and mattress, one bureau, one lounge.Can be seen between & and 12 a.m.and 6 and 9 pm.172 St, Timothy street.lake charge of Grenville Village School, No.2; salary, $30 a month.Address N.LOUGHREN, Sec.-Treasurer, Grenville, Que.WANTED, ELEMENTARY TEACHER for Cantley School (Prot.): salary, $23.00 per month to a teacher with experience.Du- tes to begin Jan.2, 1905.Apply to R.H.BECKFORD, Sec.-Treas., Cantiey, Que.Flats to Let.IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, NEW FLATS LOWER, 316 WOOD AVE.TOP, 230 * 7 Rooms, Rent, $20.00 per month.Apply 809 ST.JAMES \u2014 Employment W anted.WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF FURnaces, by a good, steady, sober man.Apply to JOHN CURRIE, 75 Inspector st.WANTED, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, with good references, a situation as maid in a house to do genera: housework.Apply to JOIIN CURRIE, T5 Inspector street.WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE Woman, à situation as Housemaid or Plain Cook.Apply at 1015 Mayor street.m\u2014\u2014meee _ meet For Sale.mire Rooms to Let.TO RENT, IN THE WEST END, ON second floor, bed and dressing room, well furnished, heated and lighted, with or without board.Address CENTRAL 18, \"Witness\u2019 Office.ROOM TO RENT\u2014NICE, BRIGHT Front bedroom on bath room flat, Auer light : private family of three; terms, $8 per month; vicinity St.Matthew and St.Mark street; references exchanged.Address COMFORT 12, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Wanted.eT WANTED TO PURCHASE, YOURS AND everybody else's Caet-off Houzehold Furniture, Clothing, Fur Coats, Capes, Diamonds, Old Gold and Silver; best cash prices for good goods.Promptly called for by MAX.FRANK, 493 Craig street.Tei.East 3067.SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE.\u2014A TYPI- ca] saddle Gelding suitable either for lady or gentleman, perfect hunter, good Jumper, age 7, height 16.3; winner of first prize at Dominfon Exhibition and Portage la Prairie show; perfectly quiet.Further information from FRANK WRIGLEY, Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.A amir in the West End, above Sherbrooke street.residence is substantially built, Immediate possession.'v - FOR SALE \u2014 REMNANTS SHEETING, LOST, ENVELOPE CONTAINING FOUR Roller, Butoher and Table Linens.White bank bills, Finder will get reward by Quitte.sso, $1.10, 81.95, Navy and Black mléturning to Witness\u2019 Office, Serges, 56 inches, 750.ROWELL'S GEN- PRAL BAZAR.3 Cypress street, oppo- Teachers Wanted.site Windeor Hall.WANTED, AT ONCE, A PROTESTANT MEN'S UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS AND Teacher holding a Model Diploma, to Drawers, in Natural, Pure and best Un- shrinkable Wool, Fancy Knit Waistcoats, Cashmere and Fingeripg Socks, Knit 3loves, Prices low.LARK'S, Room One, 210 St.James street.WHITE IMITATION FUR COATS, Hoods, Tams, Muffs and Boas: also White Shawls, Gaiters, Bootees, Infantees, Un dervests, ete, for little folk.CLARK'S, Room One, 210 St.James street.KINDLING FOR THE MILLION.Kindling, $2.00: Cut Maple, $3.05; Mill Blocks.81.750 eut any length : also Anthracite Coal ; delivered anywhere in the city.J.C.MACDIARMID.No.2 Canal Basin, cor.of Guy and Willlam streets.Bell Telephone Main 4h2, Property CENTRAL GROUND FLOOR AND Show windows, with beat and power if desired, suitable for store, warebouse or factory.Craig, near corner of St.Peter.For particulars, adaress FACTORY MANAGER, P.U.Box 2374.This is the JEDMONTON 2-20 reopens BIG PROFITS for Call for pamphlet and full particulars R, P.INGLIS & CO.110 Temple Building.FOR SALE, CHEAP That centrally situated property, 7i6 and 773 Craig street, at present occupled by the Timmis Nohle Co.Size of lot, C0 x 90 fr., with Inne in rear and entrances nn St.Jamas street.Apply te in splendid order, The whole property can be purchased just now for about Sic per square foot of land.The TIMMISNOBLE CO Deleted Beside and Grands For Sl The lot contains over 52.000 feet, and the and is up to date throughout The CRADOCK SIMPSON COMPANY Merchants Bank Building, 203 St.James Street, FOR SALE OR TO LET BY AN ESTATE Large Modern Residence, Hear the Corner of Sherbrooke and St.Denis Street, House contains 17 Rooms.22,000 Feet of Land.A rare chance to acquire a homestead.A fine, comfortable property, with 22,000 test of land.House i= well built, almost ew, and bright, has 8 good view over the city and facing St.Denis street; contains drawing-room, library, dining-room and ten hedrooms; conservatory, with fine garden sloping toward south-west, and three spare puliding lots to the Jast of the property which would de acid separately at $2,000 each.The bouse is heated dy Daisy furnace end bas modern open plumbing, appointed, convenient, and may be acquired on easy terms, basement, is well compnt Luxurious Plaoo for a $mall Outiay.JAMES WALLACE, Agent, - 672 CRAIG STREET, on the brow of the hil} The property 1s sacseesed at $16,000 Was mortgaged to the extent of .13.000 (now paid of.) \u2014 Is for sale at .14.000 Which could be reduced by sale of spare lots by 8.000 zr JILY $8,000 The land alone is fully worth it LS srs Ley 4 rece ower + AD arte a A LR Tie RC SO AGEN EE [OPS RT WSS rtp pr Sr 10 re THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.FripAy, NOVEMBER 4, 1004 ME 0 ZADKIEL OF THY ALMANAC.Advertisements.\u2014 F (From the \u2018Westminster Gazette\u2019) \u2014 The original \u2018Zadkiel\u2019 was an inter- .oh 2 4 Eu esting person.His name was Richard Lee SE al TH James Morrison, whose father is des- - ) \u2018 rm = cribed as \u2018a gentleman pensioner under _ \u20ac George III,\u201d while is grandfather né ; .; - had been a captain in the service ot ; the East India Company.Entering the i : , Royal Navy the year aîter Trafalgar as - i Ë go a first-class volunteer, Morrison saw i ] .13 ES gi ! BE, I At I much boat service in the Adriatic, and TUN - ; ; i PEINE A ASE CRE He afterwards shared in \u2018a brilliant and For Infants and Children STEAMSHIPS.ONE FIRST CLASS FARE guends single handad victory\u2019 gained by his .- Laver ship \u2018over a Franco-Neapolitan squad- \u2018 .WEEKLY SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL, To all Stations in Canad sers ron.\u201d After having served as lieutenant = .From MONTREAL.ol oavions on &anada, laut, and master he entered the coastguard e in ou ave *DOMINION., Oct.29 {CANADA.,,.Nov.12 Fort Wiliam and East.wares in 1827, and for rescuing life from ship- 2 Mentreal te Ayvonmeuth (Bristol).v ripe, 2 MER Gelng November cutie: wreck in 1828 the Society for the Pre- *TURCOMAN .Nov.5 \"MANXMAN.Noy, 10 ' \u201d 16 and 17.whe J servation of Life from Shipwreck\u2014the Alwa S Bou * Gold szorage.© one - Mure parent of our present Royal National B 4 JCool air and cold starags.Leaien Lifeboat Institution\u2014presented him with AVegetable Preparation for As- WAmOrasail ai davligh:.ALLAN i i N = jae a medal, which he appears to have similating the Food and Reg ula- AeA MODERATE RATES » es amply deserved, since he had to retire ; sk Agentsfor particulars of moderate rate service ct from the coastguard in 1820 through 11 tng the Stomachs andBowelsof Bears the dre elas 31750\" LIVERPOOL VIA MOVILLE, es health induced by exposure on the oe- a A : For all particulars as to passage aud freight apply ROYAL MAIL SERVICE.casion of this rescue.Sailors may be INFANTS.CHILDREN to Local Agent, or to \u2018 Good to re.\u201che interested to learn that it was he who, a NE 14H DOMINION LINE.From From From turn re be in 1824, presented to the Admiralty a .17 Bt Sacrament street.Montreal, Liverpes! Montreal.Quebec Ko.\u2018let os Lue, a 5 ; ine - Oct.13 JONTAN.Oct.23.4am 3 + let, 130g, wind; fo régterne mercnt cumin ani Promotes Digestion, Cheerful SH RV SEN A cui .ct.2 5 Nov: jam 3305 m.engineers, to know that in 1827 he sug- Mess and Hest.Contains neither FURNESS WITHY & (0 Nor.3 TUNIBIAN.Nov.18 9am.9pm, ali gested another \u2018for propelling ships of Optum, Morphine nor Mineral IY \u2019 ep Nov.5 PRETORIAN , Nov.237am.(pm.Lous war in a calm.\u201d For his pl 1 4 ] te TE Tunisianand Savarjan are the largsss and the | \u2018provide an ample suply Plan (18%) ho Nor NARCOTIC.; LIMITED, fastest steamers on the Canadian route Luere the fleet without impressment\u2019 he re- .PROPOSED SAILINGS.EG torts Twin screws.Tunisian srecord pack ceived the thanks of the Admiralty, Sir : Midship salons, spaci de doses ais comp James Graham, then First Lord, adopt.Rw of Old Ir SAMUZLPOURER MANCHESTER LINERS LIMITED.tric sh: himmampeg>>2 promeasds desk ab: reflec ing his arguments in the House of Com- Panphin Ses\" ~ FIRST CL 114, Eavarfan, Tualcian, $59, TICKET OFFICE than mons and partly giving effect to them hy \u201cax sue » .anada and Manchester.Tenvercantrednetions for round trim eieRsie 129 St, Jamos St 6.xp, ly so: adding 1.000 boys to the navy.Mean- Rochelle Solte \u2014 From From oeontreductions tor r _ hile \u20187 fs ; MP ?SECOND OLA4S, L 1 Dondradarrz, Loss while Zadkiel\u2019 had in 1831 brought out nice Seed + es Manchester City orarnnners rc Pararian, Cunisian, or Tonia, 833.Parisiaa, 33104 = N 5 1 KA ow lhe 4 the \u2018Herald of Astrology,\u2019 which after- = Oct.20.,.*Manchester Commerce LNov.8 Return tickets az reduced rases.; i I | ed as ar wards became the \u2018Astrological Alma- Seed Oct.15.Mancheste: Importer.Nov.15 THIRD CLASS, Liverpool, London or Glasgow À À À STI we nae, and subsequently - dials \u2018Alma.Hers, - Nov.3.\"Manchester Trader.Nos.23 $1.2, Paris, $23.74 wie > J A .- .inti \"2 pac, Ghose enormous circulation brought sted amis hate rit oi accommodationtor GLASGOW DIRECT.HAN KSG [VIN come ompetence., \u2019 Mo \u2018erato Rate Ssrvics J > Lh .ded A perfect Remedy for Constipa- Canada-South Arrica Joint Service.GORINTHIAN.Thurs, Nor.3.6a.m.) acl 4 .' ; = AC ; fion, Sour Storsach, Diarrhoea, montres to Gupston, Fort Fiisoes, vas SELS: Becon x Sanin sa7%0 MOvember 17, 1964, 135 CHILDRENS CORNER.Worms Convulsions Feverish- \"Wyandotte, from Montreal.,.5 Oct ThirdClass,S15.Return Ticket, 832.50 Quebec, $4.50 Toronto, $10.00 vate -\u2014 ess P - \u201cFitted with cold smorage.Applyto i.& A.ALLAN, Moatreal erbrooke 3 is I THE OLD DAYS AND s mdLoss OF SLEE For further particulars apply to Ottawa ose 5 L'amétons Dee a.one AYS AND THE NEW.imile Si ge = ; ors AOS little \u201cI wish you could come down and loi YacSimile Signature of .| FURNESS, WiTHY & Co., Limited, Agts.Detroit, $15.00 Pt: Huror.$14 &5 Ce ; : wn and play Lits 44 St.Francois Xavier 8t., Montreal A : : with me, Little Grandmoth \u2019 7x \u2019 Iri 2 à I'S © - ME BE NUE (ound.aig \"Tb ! , er, dear! - Massena Spri N.Y Tbe said Greta looking wistfully u NEW YORK.à TT = La ; prings.NX.Y., and inter, Hard smiling fe o oe ort y up at the nine ?vANAUILAN FACiril RAILWAY bu.mediate stations.ani Return u( Wit Greta was very fond of Little Grand- 3 Dosts\u201435CrNTsS ATLAS MSIE LINE SI NGL CLASS FARE be | © pw i i - 4 \u2018 .er.mother.As long as she could remem- e\u2014 MONTKKAL AND LIVERPOOL, Going Pates-November 16 ani 11, St, ber, Little Grandmother had looked | ) From Liverpool bteamer From Montreal Return Limit November 21, i204.wild.down out of her heavy fold frame on the Tce pow: Lake Mouitoba Thurs, ner.HY Ar staircase with the sai Nov.1,.Lake Manitoba,.tnurs., Nov.1/ eyes and soit round face calm, clear blue § Steame:s sail Lom sgontreal al .ay- WORLD'S FAIR bauts a - ace that never grew THE GENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, break, passengers embarking sho oven.my \u20ac any older.She wore a bunch of ring- Ing previous.Tickets on Sale Dally.She ets over each little ear, and coral beads WINTTR SAILINGS Econ Comfort and Scenic Grandeur ee ment round her bare neck, and a whit From Li mont conomy.Lomloria tr .CITY TI\u20acKRI OFFICES, com th ils a a CN an ae dou ee Le pi sr JM NB Toronto, $6.50; return, $11.50; 157 St.James Breet.Telenbones olay as th sash that made her waist come just un- .ver Cake éme bec 1 Hamilton, $7.00; return, $12.00.venture sin: ue Her er her arms.And on the oak-table be- RATES OF PASSAGE\u2014To Liverpool, Including Meals and Berths.the \u20ac Lind ber lay a big poke-bonnet, not at all or $47.50 and $50 and upward, according to \\ Tesen unlike Greta s Own new one with the os- 9 steamer and accommodation.Round Trip MONTREAL, - TARONTO - HAMILTON A 0 ui LE ta do trich feathers.Tickets al reduced rates.rt 1000 Islands and Bay ot tid \u201cSh Littl Tn ; ; * : : s d Ca | ; uinte\u2014Steamers \u2018eave on ondays, j A i A 3 \u2018 fuir and dimpled nd ered oe ahvass with a splendid selection of articles Logsond Cava, to Liverpool, $30.00; to| gn re at T pom.Re YN Lv Res Le that childish wonderin look i > a Ww > q Third Class Rates to Liverpool, London, QUEBEC LINE\u2014Steamers leave daily, ex- Hi blue eyes.: Greta had often he het from the orld $ Greatest Journals Glassow, Bellast.Londonderry and Queens- cept Sundays, at 7 pm.! th vi those pretty lips would open and speak d R .3 dery d'au I Lou que SAGUENAY LINE Steamers leave Que fuit back to ber when she talked But they an CVIEWS, 1S 5 To and from all + points egal y on On tuesdays an aturdays at 8 Ch .8 .Lo.\u2018 other points at 1 .m.ID tente à CL.&t no never did.y \u2019 4 rates.points at equally low am CITY TICKET OFFIC found RE EE 0 sired \u2018et to-day a strange thing happened DIRECT SAILINGS TO LONDON.> TICRE FICE, all stations 2: tind As the afternoon sun shone in fon her u O= a @ Mount Temple.seuese guess et sers Nor.16 128 81.James Stree, opp.P.®.FIRST fel face through the stairhead window, Lit- Carrying Third Class Passengers only.SINGL CLASS FARE cob tle Grandmother moved.She smiled a \u2014\u2014 Excellent accommodation in closed rooms.g > pet - sweet smile, and ste \u2018 : ; ] ates \u2018to Londen and other British,Scan- i _ anor the frame as Greta epped down out a went by steam, Greta.I never heard \u2018Snails won\u2019t hurt you, dear,\u2019 said Gre- dinavian and Fiunish points, same as via | Going Dates Noveraber 16th and 17th, re ¢ Here on the stairs stood the little feet iF called electric | ta, \u2018but the live line will, if you happegé Liverpool service.Return Limit\u2014 November 21st, 1904, tva in their white stockings and black Ed \u2018Oh, we still have steam engines or to roll over on the other side, lt kills Apply to » 0 shocs with elastic crossed over th 11° some railways,\u2019 chattered Greta.\u2018But anyboy who touches il\u2019 CAXAPIANPACIFICRAILWAYCONWPANY Le u: step, and Little Grandmother caverly they will soon be getting old-fashioned.\u2018Then they ought to keep it chained ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES, THE Test beld out her mittened hand BeI'Y And they are nothing like what you re- up.\u2019 said poor Little Grandmother in » Board of Trade Building, St.Sacramea: ter \u2018Oh, yes, Greta! let us go out and play Member, Little Grandmother.1 have dreadful fright.\u2018A live line, Greta! 1 reet, Montreal.vont in the garden! 1 am se tired of boiny seen the first engine that drew the first never heard ge.such a thing\u2019 | Lotw always on the stai ' 2 rey train; Daddy showed it to me when we \u2018ts alive because the electricity lives Lot see properly out of the.windows hee were passing through Darlington last sum- in It, Greta fried hy explain, \u2018It can\u2019t REFORD AGENCIES.¥ open season in pa of all the littl nh =, mer, She was built by George Stephen- Move.At leust, they say, it runs from ( i LL , Oe and the A i colored glass son, in 1825, Daddy said, and went on here to town; but it won\u2019t get up and DONALDSON LINE T0 GLASGOW, tr.DUCHESS OF YORK leaves Canal QUEBEC.Sent, ist Then > roubas vorking until 184).What a grim, gaunt run after us, you know.\u2019 Basin, corner Common and N : ort dour.5 grim, & \u201cWell, I w it Glasgow Weekly Service from M \u2019 od Nazareth ao So out into the garden they went t old engine she looks! Daddy said the Ww ell, would rather not stay near it.ontreal Etreets, every WEDNESDAY and SAT- NEW BRUNSWICK | ta cer gether, the child of seventy-fi y ; | carriages she drew were merely open I don\u2019t think I want to see the electric Bf SBALACIA.vaacerees = »+.Oct.20 -1 ER ; Sept.15th Lern the child of to-day seventy-five years and trucks, with nothing to keep off the rain trains.\u2019 .BS.MARINA (cold storage), ,,, oot.27 URDAY at 6 a.m,, with pasaengers and NOVA SCOTIA | Jens 4 Eile of to lay.ot the a 0 and smuts, and people's arms ached Oh, Grandmother dear, they are so B88 PARTHENIA (cold storage .Nov.3 freight for Carillon and intermediate nt always were) arevust Grandmothes dreadfully with holding their hats on in Pretty.a Phietrand-span, just like new b8 LAKONIA (cold storage).Nor.10 points.ove \u2018 alk \u201cnt iv | the wind, And 1 have seen a picture of 10¥5, and they look, quite beautiful at Agents - DONALDAON .Te y ; - Lear Let us walk down the drive and peep h w vered-i wav AH e that [Hight, when they fly past, all lighted / BEOS., Glasgow Str.PRINCESS leaves Canal Pasin, E LI H MAIL.TRAIN, ; i out of the gate.Does the coach pass the first covered-in railway c ge tha \u2019 8 _ : ç S ME: along this road.Greta\u201d PASS as ever made.It looks more like a io do à > corner Common und Nazareth Streets, Untii the cioce of nav.= cause .- .; | ; wo À 7 a - \"pu r > = 7 : - Greta looked rather puzzled; but before bathing machine than any thing ele, lighted when ey go iho Jeep them THOMSON LINE TO LONDON, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 530 pores will leave Monro © 75 5 =.va kul ghe bad time to make answer there was with t te queer little loor a he end.have thought the wind would have blown 55 JONA (cold storage & cool air).p.m., carrying passengers and freight for FRIDAYS, for Rim Lelie SUP a crv of excitement from Little Grand.Ve have beautiful cosy carriages now out the le , 68.FREMON A : \u2018ari : A.ta mother \u201c days, you know, with padded armchairs, \u201cBut thers and candles.sB.DEVONA( Ce fe O02 all points between C'arillon and Ottawa.points, connectinz vo.: rl at 1 Un 0 .; .J Lu al, .ey don rave lamps ang can- - VON cold storage and coolair\\.Nov.5 Cred eiv 8 $ : .R Steamrrs 0 1 her Pum i Look, look, Greta, quick! Here] and pictures, and looking glasses, and dles.Guess again, Little Grandmothes » ME KILDONA(ooldstorage and cool air), Nov.12 Freight received Tuesdays and Fridays, oyal Mail Ste Cro re ; .1 as, and a lavatory to wash your hands \u2018 : mar | + TELEPHO E MAIN 192 Trains leave Bonus :2ur Sat un Lis) comes ever so many people on wheels! g qi jt dusty on à long jour Oh, l know! That new-fashioned THOMSON LINE TO LEITH in reta laughed merrily.and face 11 vou get dusty o i igi \u2018the gas.Thev have b \u2019 \u2019 \u2014 us nn \u2018 Dt - - \u201c hae his \u20ac je Bas.3 egun to use 88.BELLON - Wot On bicycles, Little ney.Daddy has his luncheon and din Ç ES ONAL.vee \u2026 Oct.26 td Nearly everybody rides one momamother.ner in the train when he is going from ue hos ree streets of London, It] ms JACONA cecssreause nsc es Nov, 15 TORO NTO, CITY TICKET OFFICE: Hood, \u2018But what a dangerous thing to do! ] London to Scotland.There di a kitchen \u2018Oh, gas is getting to be thought very THOMSON LINE T® ABERDEEN.$10.00 \u2014 And RETURN \u2014 § § 0.00 - rime ration pi can\u2019t think how they manage to keep Lo co and a beautiful Tou were at old-fashioned, Grandmother.We used BE ESCALONA.eceeersurorr oi.Oct, 26 Single $6.00 (including Meals aad 313) 143 St.James Street aud Fongrenture Male ee from falling off.; you s n just ag , Cong to have it in our house, with incandes- 5- JACONA.\u2026.seeesieecio Nov.15 TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 8 p.m, - hid They do fall off sometimes.but not home.I often wonder what the poor old cent mantles.But now we have ti : at : , | \u2014 I.very often,\u2019 Greta was explaining, when first engine thinks of her sisters that clectrie light, like these trains $ ve Agcnts- WI}.THOMSON SOXS, Dunttee, Per favorito Strs.OCEAN\" and \u2018PERSIA\u2019 Advertisements.Krest Ey ; \u2019 \u201c { heir & ; ; 3, a ave.© houl wi ic Liga.- TT ther Litite Grandmother cried out at a second TUR nowadays, with their short funnels When we get in 1 must explain it to you.\u2014 Liga PH PTT basa = \" x ES i or surprise.and deep chests! _ They are so ELTOUE, Yon just press a little knob inside the THE ROREZT REFOND CO.Limited Apply to Baliersyy's l'onrisi Agency, NOTICE T0 MARUFACTURER Lee \u2018Why, Greta.what a curious thing! and so swift! You can go in aboul cor of the room, and you have a bla: a ; \u2026 Limited, Tei M.8503, 178 St, James strset, ct Here\u2019s a carringe -run away from the eight hours and a half, you know, from of light at once.\u201d \u2018 ae 2 St.Sacrament street, MONTREAL, bland fy geri Common sirect of the G:ty of Montreai.Lu horses!\u2019 London to Edinburgh.\u2019 .\u2018Without using a tinder-box\u201d B.0.WOOD, Western Agent, re cz oe om ., y ; isn° sible! s A , : .CN ! \" - TT TT .= tr « Le ri kek nd aud mina et once ven Pi ae Gopnlaters Lon 81 Bord of Tie TORONTO SG STEANSHIP Rl in > 3 y \u201ccar.Ce : GME > ¥ NOW rete = cour cie shop ne 5 have che ourselves.y : ° from London to Edinburgh with my fa) for striking a light.\u2019 you Snow, Greta, to tal itl to the F J Q COMPANY (Ltmitel) DCE De Dati oar Vins Ces vi \u20ac \u2018A tor-car! What ces i ith.ther, and every one thought it such a \u2018But when we wa ike ; per to lake with us to the l'arm, an = \u2014 Salih So ire out horses?at makes it go with splendid quick journey in three days and we use matehes Taser Lo cer ea light we will ask Mr.Orchardson to give us #IVLE AND.GLLF OF ST.LAWRENCE DY the Mal \u201cWell.ours works with petrol\u2019 said three nights.\u2018It was the fastest vou! show vou some when we von Lit a handful of grain in it, to play grocer's \u2014 NEW YORK WoW CLEAMIRG (0.put d Greta, \u2018but that one that hae just \u2018oarsed could go by coach, and some people were Cross Safety Matches, those are called sbop- ,t ' .> Summer Crulses sn Ovol Latitudes, I vus! euch is an electric one, I think.Lots of things 2dVised not to go all the way.for fear that we use; a dozen boxes for 1hree- Greta: Greta! What are you doing: THE WELL End favorably Kaown ss.Tel.Eas* 2480.and, are electric now.you know.f We have such quick motion should give them apo- |halipence.Dear me! what a lot ol called Little Grandmother, Ke at eee aid with ATH bern pret - Dae : ow, .; 05 , .: \u201c u ones, \u2018Yo sin't take : Gve- l1city, au w .modern comforts ul .had the electric tram-cars here for a long plexy.and make them die.tings 1 have to show you! And then |)y clean newspaper to plas that ) le lexves Montreal oa Mondays at 1 be .Fi the time.and now we have the electric trains 3reta laughed.; tere are my picture postcards, and all looks as if le : 7 112th and 26th September: 10h and 24th Oo- n J INE 1\u20ac as well.The railway Jine is just at the 1 don\u2019t think we can be eo much afraid Daddy\u2019s photographs.He took such a 005 nd N hardl, anybody bad seen it 1300 \"175i November, for Pictou, N.8., HIGH SPEED EN IAI Dig th foot of the meadow.Would vou like to ©f apoplexy nowadays.Why, the first good photo.of me last week.veu br Rive will make it so crumpled calling at Quebec, Gaspe, Mal Bay, Perce, | (Tourne go and sec the trains pass, Little |.electric train that ran on this line did \u2018Didn\u2019t yon get dreadfully tired of sit.PTE FOMES to pass on to the next people.\u201d Cape Cove, Grand River, Sumumerside, FOR SALE.comple an sn E © pass, e brand (four miles in elvven minutes, Daddy {ting still?1 did, when they were Maine Greta s eyes grew round again.rl, and Chalottetown, P.E.L 3 I ; Lo Li gy \u2018Oh.ves.\u2019 said Little Grandmother.¢] 88vs, including stops, and that was only fine my picture.pain b a s hot going to be Jrssed on to any- [phe mest trip ot the season for Bealtn A 45h, p.Laurie igh \u201cpers : \u201cel ox 5 tg Tr Se 4 LT .ri in?; 7 ; y - i body, Grandmother.expec en t a J .- .* i ed - d hE remember very well seeing the first train # trial-trip.Co , But mine was taken all in a moment.mails are done with it Mr ° men the ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebes, | gilie in very ood condition.wo.Yh i ] go by.not very far from \u2018the house Little Grandmother gasped.not harry ir will show you Daddy's camera, Apd old paper\u2014for the week before last six For freight, passage and staterooms, ap-' gold at a bargain, as she is being ue ine iE .; ç i Vell, à glad \u20ac , y {the gramophone; Oh, wish Daddy was Ss A ; ; CTT ply te ! : on BE where we used to live.Such a wonder- or Bu > volls pe ! 1 Y Wasi teen pages for a penny, as the adver ; : a larger engine.be aw wa ful thing! An engine with a great tall ourselves so tervibly, when 1 fravelled.! at home to set 1t going! Ie $ à machine, tisement says; and then there are halt- J.6, BROCK & CO.Agents, ! placed by \u201c larger er ime me Pa chimney.that could pull a whole string SoU have been frightened to death.you know, that talks and sings.\u2019 penny papers, 100.I should think w 211 Commissioners street, City Cylinder, {inches dinmeter wv e ¢ x of coaches after it But th FOURS [rememirer leaving Jedinburgh with my They had reached the long French I 3 pap | Loo.should think we : Sircle 15 inches em | à ] * ! ey sud it elder sister to go to school in London.windows of the breakfast hi et about half-a-dozen different news- = =; trebe, 12 anches.raised 4 = \u2014 the first time that ever I was in a sail- {opened on the lawn, a room.which thot à de ore 5 wi Las fe nap on the sturheadwindow seat, M | ens, me thyre., ; ship: © ; rues i x weeks be- ! Wai _ A 1em nowadays, you know.1at\u2019s the i aive of nurse calling > 47 y Wheel! F 5 .djametr n iF Advertisements, Ing ship; and it was ante Td te put a | us ne Jor me one moment, Lift\u2019 patter, Little Grandmother?ou id es et oe er 0 i Fly Vv heel, 4 1t Re £ ur held \u2018 AE \u2014 > 3 .id t ; Grandmother, please; said Greta.as she \u2018Oh, Tm so sleepy.pleaded Litil Durée PUS, à eagerly.\u2018I have Driving Wheel, 5 ft, U.amcivre - and 1 there for shelter and repairs.because [ran in.\u2018I am going to get .i Teepy.I ed Little heen uwlaving ail the afternoon with Lit- l ; = nd hy ; I ) 3 oni hit the weather certainly had not been very Ef news Grandmother, stiffing a yawn.\u2018You tle Grandmother.j in, facs.fuishr SRY a : gecd; but still we thought we were get- \u20ac jive in such a ie, Greta, Phat ny poor But te look at Little Grandmother Apply to her fe : a er ell\u2019 Hr 3 tive v.1 st go back again vor bl think thet =he pad pover - : = Ï Just before retiring, It your Hver fg (6 ON quite well i .PIANO TUNING.{for a rest into my big gold, frame, where | ope] ot Lm br lee ad ever JOHN DOUGALL & SON, Montrea' \u2019 3 sluggish, out-of tune and you feel Greta gazéd in round-eyed wonder.- ; : = 205005 e stirred out of her place British Times.\u2019 ) bi \"constipa 1 take à \u2018Are there snails on the wall?\u201d asked We have admittedly the best and most there is nothing to do but look at the \u2014 = .\u2019 dose >.Little Grandmother in some alarm.as experienced tuners in the city, and our Knights on the painted window.\u2019 ! y i she wounted the wall at the end of th charges are no greater than others.We So together they went upstairs, and Adverisemenrs, NEWS \"ER .s at 1 1\u20ac have also : Seine ; Se Ch terne fan \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014r LD NEWSPAPERS, out 00 8 8S field rather nervously, with anxious heed 4 e â 0 2 most J complete repairing Little Grandmother stepped back once 0 ; ; YET) ing 7 site © department.indsay, Limited, more inte her place.She was smiling \u2018 \u2019 \u201cAnd you'll be all right in the morning oer full skirt, and pretly te Stock- [9366 St.Catherine street.Vibelephone, down at Greta just as usual when DE Aiways cat the best.JAS, suitable for wrapping purrs Don't : .snails, a.; 2 2 \u201c8 au a th en, ale at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, #m 10-+ | Uptown 2638 Matter was awakened with a start from STRAC HAN, Bakers to Royalty packages, \u2018st #i por 100 Iba Mon .oo a Fos { À o i i - ~ dh ~ ~ her] ame, x - PR - 2.(m.2, .Co.a aa a < = Lan = La rT LI I Tal Ertl | to re.umtil | 1904, 2.95 14.85 Also Ler, At RE R Main len.tation.am] ran ERS hl.bills.e and eaned 5 C0.Frivay, NovemBEr 4, 1904 re TH MANAGER\u2019S DREAM.(Otago \"Witnesg.\") the manager vi à large soft.cvuvuse, 1s position was an _x lvspuusivie one, und 1b was can Utat he alioweu hilisell the .an evening at lomes.At the tere were Many important L attend to, aud usually the day -viuce lur (heu periormance.Mr.ltardwick was a strong in getting the most out ot eui- nu oly bY a good example duce nis own parucular haoas Lule quty This evening they si be having à hoilday.,.wiussed tue manager's brow Cuz nimself Into au easy Chair.i rascals ought to take nore \u201cLan tney did to night work.How- \u2026 = rN * a 8 1den ven 3 rthur ; r man ; rtes > \u2018RE - SIR 42 ; a ere Co.63 TOW .9 4 sponden d last e t A d agency ssel, com s repo SC MAS .45 | \u2014233 Carri avenue .72 Dame .B 52 atch file n or carrie 1 Stoessel, thur, i BOAT Ç :D BY 1 ai 31 110-233 eau CLT 9 5 Notre cee 5 ate It o ese nera rt Ar .ILLE 1 A 0 Papir Lu À : \u2014125 No me .88 1 he assault o Japan but Ge at Po RK \u2018DERS.20 : 11115 Hubert .\u2026.6 33 103 votre Da ee 31 bat the The à the forts : troops in the leg.- SSIA.E ANDE 7 11088 SL TO A \u2014681 No PEU a £ repulsed.t of th The sian ded in the F IN RUSS ISLAY 30 ; 12\u2014168 belle .23 104-681 Notre D Lu» 03 80 been rep in fron forts.be woun RELIE e is a l 15-05 La Ne .on 165\u2014635 N re Dame .Le.1 43 trenches ture the in any to LING OF Nov.4\u2014Ther he \u2014 ; infor- 777 Labe \u2026.\u2014 585 Not ve.76 many to cap r than A FEE Nov.ief throug ding to 14-\u20141777 tley .J 106\u20145 Malsonneu eee \u2014 -e unable rere heavie Che foo Petersburg, A of relie has According at the li\u20141150 Hun 938 OF venue 8 | ere losses wer ese at Ch bad St.Pe iled feeling the day he Nov.3.\u2014 f Perim, w ; i ; 59 Lasa & ou 1nese Japan hentic ly veile that he fall ndon, 2 Island o at's crew pre WARD.108 \u2014459 R i Japa attack.ed aut lare searcely tersburg | ws of the Lo m the Sea, à bo ish \\ BAPTISTE 75 ORIMIBR.| previous esday, but they dec St.Pe inging ne felt that] ration fro Red Sea, boa Pris { EAN B! 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