The daily witness, 8 octobre 1907, mardi 8 octobre 1907

[" FH Pf = 8 SHEKT 1S PUT ON THE TABLE I1LL NEXT SATURDAY FOR FURTHER INSPECTION.Westmount Council set to work last aight to revise the electoral list.Things were working smoothly till Mr.Minto, the clerk, began to read the legal intro- Auction to the debate, setting forth that this meeting of the council was entrusted with the duty of settling the lists, and pearing any complaints that might be registered.At first this appeared to be a simple matter ,and as name after name was read the Mayor or Councillor Gall cried \u2018Put him on,\u2019 and acoordingly he was put ON.Later, however, Mr.D.F.Johnson appeared with an application for the ad- dituon of no less than fifty-four names to the list, Mr.Crankehaw, in support of the presentation, remarked that the qualifications of every aspirant could, if .necessary.be verified according to law, which did not demand evidence under oath.Mayor Galbraith was rather .sympathetic to putting the whole block on, and remarked that it was something of a hardship that so many young mer were deprived of votes through not ing le- ail precautions.Infact, His Worship remarked \u201cthat last year his own two sons had lost their votes, and he was by Lo means sure that they had them secured for this year either.Councillor McGoun\u2014\u2018I am Tather doubtful about this wholesale business.\u2019 Councillor Gall\u2014Well,! they say that they are quahfied, and we have no evidence that they are mot.\u201d Ccuncillor McGoun seemed to be a bit suspicious, and asked that Mr.Johnson be put under oath.Mr.Johnson, however, stated that while be believed the applicants were a.i entitled to vote, he was not prepared pa 1) swear to that effect.Councillor Brady\u2014'1 want to know what kind of election job this is.I do not care whether they are Conservatives ot Liberals; all I want to know is wheth- - er they are legally entitled to vote.\u2019 Mayor Gabbraith\u2014T have no.mow ledge of this list.I had no intimation | 4 \u201couneill lor Fetherston saidéthat ¥ ME.Johnson was willing to take his affidavit that should suffice.me search was made for a Bible, but nd eopy was forthcoming, so this formality was dispensed wit - Finally, Councillor Murphy moved that \u2018be matter be deferred until Saturday night, when fullér information could be secured, and this was agreed to.The full Est, however, was read over, and a num- ter of the applicants vouched for by ve rious councillors and others, and put on | \u2018he list of voters.Pi The usual by-law for providing revenue tn meet current expenses for the coming vea- was the subject of a good deal of debate.It provided for an increase of the rate from eight to nine mills.It was *» phrased as to apparently provide fora a general rate of nine mille, with.an addi- \u201cicnal three-quarters of a Till for gpecial | purposes.Councillor McGoun fought the proposition steadily, arguing first against the wording of the bill, apd then that the three-quarters of a mill for special purposes would not be enough.This was countered by Councillor Gall, who said that this same special assese- ment had left a surplus of $2,000 this year, which would be increased with the additional assessment of this year.Councillor McGoun, however, considered that it was better to have too much'in an elastic contingent fund than in the regular \u2018rmmittee funds, which could not be transferred to contingent fund.Councillor Brady thought the council | was quite wise enough to make the pro- rer apportionment later on, and the bylaw was put through its three readings, Councillor McGoun voting nay each time.Another argument developed over a report of the Road Committee, which te.mmended the expenditure \u2018of several thousand dollars for improvements.Mr.McGoun wanted to know where the mon *as coming from, and Councillor Brady : plied that, as already agreed, it was :» come from capital account until the necessary funds could be secured from the new tax bill.Councillor McGoun objected to authoring any expenditure until they knew which fund it was to be taken from, and leclared that it was irregular to spend Dovey until they had secured it.He therefore moved that the report be referred to the finance committee, but *ild secure no secrnder, and the \"report \u201ca forthwith adopted, \u2018with an under- Tanding that a $4,000 steam rolley should be purchased until needed next Ting.The annual report of the library com- Diltee showed thatel,081 volumes had 0 added during the year, while 39 books had been presented, making a to- al of 7.092 volumes, with al List of 1,7 iders and a circulgtion of 42,856, of , Fhich only 65 percent was fiction.They vkrd for the usual appropriation of $3,- this year, with as much more as the \u201cimei! could give them.~Lonsideration of the Notre Dame de \u201cTice annexation by-law was deferrred âme, % Iuture meeting owing to lack of = VE oo EG pr ei re 3 -seemed to sustain the government ir its- - | relieved on account of his private bust- land and the Continent, was in the city for a few yes ; He vas i wiloaling of \u201cthe re ister said he was 2 aeed to obsérve | Bel Sgt J OR _ a n Engl as well as the Continent.' Kv here; - sai .Brodeur, * l'{ tatio found the Dominion discussed and H.chant a Dorval, assigned yest the result of his \u2018work 3 France, bis vor and immigration but remdr that | gio propaganda of French imniigra- tion to Canada was not an on account of the French Government general anti-emigration policy, - there de Ing even certain decrees to gration to Canada.Fable On re as expressed by a portion of the press,\u2018 views, and the Donorable gentleman was; not surprised at this, the Frenchman.not being inclined to e, as à rale, Hoare er, the Sppointment of an addi- ional immigration relations that must | newed, efforts would An important statement made by Mr.Brodeur was to the visited at Hamburg the ice-b: Elbe, where the situation is that of our Northumberland that plans were Fe orld.destined for win Jorthamberland - Berta hee tom of De pr ; him a td £ qo tha, pue He > a THREW ACID ON HIS WIFE / THEN WEALTHY BROOKLYN JEWELLER GOT _A GOOD DRUB- * \\ 'BING FROM INDIGNANT OROWD.mNTSYE York, Oct.8\u2014The \u201cAmériéan\u2019 berg, a& wealthy Brook! Joweller, Tol = is alleged by the ce th half-pint of y the boli dod heu the back then suffered a mobhi at the hands! 0 \u2018of an, indignant crowd fons.Greenberg has been + from his wile, Etta, for ce pence.able fention to the question of French | and the better | y ollow the new com-:!{ 5; mercial treaty led him to hope \u2018that re-} meet with success.Ye effect that de bed! of hig wife, in Brooklyn, and\u2019 | Profesor of Bemitio Langmges and.Ort | sity, delivered the annual Founder.1 | Sure at the Royal Victoria ing ,a8 his subject Yaogoria, College.tho dents a the 5 rapt .close of t from Principal Pe be leët | brusiaat one, but suffered.from the: Tomi ad | to f Thich the lecturer w OUT pel ed one hous to use a ol oe) AE emo ay a i i peoples : and whetted the appetite of uearers for more.LE | they =, spi ve der\u2019s day lectüre The ju and he parce that il \u201cthe | don of the are be w ce to wisk | 18- su ao ee re.he would EE surprised at, th of Ta erations.He.welcomed Prof.Broclowe to their midst.He came to 4 othe.during the winter at the mouth of -the] th simjlar to.he | \u2018beng pS Juin 7.dealt with.the .vasions tie Of the i in ay by had Tat to m oder Lore, and.let us hope to rope.~Much; Dower,» was known.froif Be ing hi i bu piv e e huge \u201c6 documents, \u201chey ka, beh ies aricé, of À cs Baron \"iad or ode 38 os enc \u2018Last \u2018evening, while she was passin | Greer s store, her busband \u201cdashe a.shop with a bottle of acid om dune it pen Ber meck, 0 is gaid.rs, Greenberg Wi pain and ll to the street.Greenberg picked up the mhial, the police eay, and cast the rest of the\u2019 liquid into\u2019 the face: of the writhing woman.The angry crowd beat Green ander arrest.wh MAY ao TO BERLIN MR.BACON, UNITED STATES asf, ~ SISTANT SECRETARY - OF STATE, MAY SUCOOEED MR.® .TOWER.Berlin, Oct.8.\u2014It is re in well- | informed quarters that Mr.Bacon, \u2018As sistant Secretary of State, will be ap- to succeed United States Am- ssador Tower, who has asked to be| 7 | mess affairs.mers COLLIERY SHUT DOWN BEOAUSE OOMPAN' Y OBJECTED TO - EMPLOYEES ENGAGING IN SEVERAL STRIKES, Shamokin, Pa., Oct.8.\u2014The poral Oak Colliery near here opérated by the Lleyellyn Mining Co, was permanently abandoned yesterday because, it is said, the company had - become - dissatisfied with the action of their employees in engaging in several strikes during the past year.The men allege that they were not paid iy.Three hundred men and boys were thrown out of employment by The shutdown.i rar ASSIGNMENT.Sewell, produce and coal coal mer: esterday, hy N the dema nd of William JPA liabilities of about two.thousand ps Let Area wm Eb te pl me an ple G2 in {nied aroused, is but the EE lly \u201castronomy, mach \"his k From: the Phoenicians we ad | obtainid | our alphabet and from Tyre ed those od ee: the .spoken word.To t -merchants who of writing Hebrews: we that grand brary which.we now thle, J which, in \u201cspite of - been the criticism which, jedi peine is now \u20ac aily considered to centre and Fenton head of the \u2018tic universe.Thence ta issued forth during the last various \u2018 intervals, Faves of emigration, out of + of which we jorged_ i in -due course, ten i ment in a crucible, y oligarchies, pice which for want of he a etter ft Semitic.T he last area emigration and e nsion \u2018the interior of Arabia | mpat recent of many \u2018similar The Arabs had \u201cboundless influ ] he as ten.Al} the lized nations were broken dawn.Wo attended their places of in .endo their substan An, institutions.: 8 Re bic éuli ee educational e was ted to be.medium.for the.exc of though.It is spoken £o-day, by two .bundred ons of - people, whom aver fifty millions constitute .on of the most progressive elements in- citizenship of .our- Indian Empire.a by.the millions who speak it, , it ie the most \u201cwidely nated -in the world.It is di ti by: the possession: of £2 vice in acientific expressi af was the Arabs Who aid the of.the ae sciences; fh ured time.b br the ey iQ: There was a Jarge gathering of star- FA cient nations\u2019 ice made oth th Se + discovery of the \u2018 en ! ig | 1 Citas and vices of those great 1 thperigl overed \u2018much of that 2 re mo % : de gare | tadebted fe for a, sublime faith, a ousand :years and: - uote, 8) and, at ver | aa it were, ate 5 me, | Maru.\u2019 movést\u2026 Fr x oN ir abstract forms, a property of great ses ion; and ef - the love There \u2018is + - little -douht, a pr \u201caspects Christian \u2018 be orma- ion \u201cwould: have\u2019 been.de trop.- He believed in the emiling Seinitio.study in that .university, be- ase he & that.Semitic.studies pow ont of the.study - of Hebrew, and there: were more © chaire of Hebrew - Canads- in proportion e population than in any other .country.in.the prospects world, y With regard to the connection of si Semities and theplogy, the lecturer i pled aa .hig.motto aome.words __recently penned in reference to the Uni- i versity of \u2018Manchester: = harmony with one 'of its funda- $ mental pri , the university is\u2019 color blind to theological and \u201cdenominational Édifferences,.ands at every turn, Whether i Aver ching or éxamining,\u201d tects the ; susceptibilities \u2018of fy students rom.violation, This is, and always will : IY \u2018academical - \u2018motto.\u2019 ; 38.conclusion, the lecturer said: \u2014 =, v © are not heediess of the fact that he: degtiee.of our future fame in edu- Mation and sciepce, in statesmanship and Ri omaey, and im trade and commerce, nd almost entirely upon the de- ee % perfection with which: our young | ational Pod assimilates into ite pate all tha i noblest snd Éinost service- \u2018able in of past civilisation.\u2018 2 À.venture Lo Prop before yosus.have me, ws iversaly 11 lids \u201cbe recognized, and ep.strong e bonds.of - brotherhood.-be- Oriental Society.9508, This will \u2018not only he the: progress 1 Eastern, and y.ic_achol- and researc] \u2018amor jalists of ne ith -and kin, \u2018but Prpart to Your sons-and:'daughters in their leisure {coments a useful ste of the charm\u2019 {loi the jewels and treastrew an of the East quite Ro effectively.as \u2018is Js being done to- ay by; for instance, -the Royal Asiatic Society in En «and the American Oriental \u201cSociety.Æ trust that McGill 5, he.fret, among\u201d we pioneers of ita | oC.\"LATTER'S ALLIANCE WITH JAPAN RENDERS THEM QUITE DIF.FRRENT.| \u2014 \u2018London, Oct.8\u2014TFhe \u2018Times\u2019 to-day publisheg an editorial article on the ad- Yveree effect the deapatch of the United 'States battleship squadron to the Pacific pie likely to have on\u2019 the amicable settlement \u2018of pending questions between America and Japan.\u2018Fhe paper protests ; Against the assumption in the American Epress that.the positions of Great Britain and the United States are identical on e immigration dispute, and declares the.He that Great Britain has an alliance with Japan which Takes the cases quite erent.4 The \u2018Times\u2019 believes that the American- { Japanese differences will be amicably settled in spite of the despatch of the Pa- scific-fleet, but says that if anything could fimpede or retard their solution it would of | be the dangerous assumption that Japan 25 + would ®:} ter of course if \u2018Great Britain and Amer- {ica joined in calling upon her to de so.have been\u2019 rae = 5 om sama it wonld ye e to stop immigration as a mat- Victoria, B.C, Oct.7\u2014The steamer \u2018Tango Maru,\u201d of the Nippon Yusen Nai- shi line,- arrived here this morning.and ldebarked 192 Japanese ,and 62 Chinese.Four Japanese stowaways were discover-.ed on board, and will be deported on the next outward voyage of the \u2018Tango All the Japanese had passports.\u2014\u2014 [CANADA BECOMING A GREAT NATION Full \u2014\u2014 ail DR.G.-R.PARKIN REFERS TO &| THE \u2018EXTRAORDINARY EXPANSION OF THE AOA- il 2 | DEMIC HORIZON.\u2019 {Canadian \u2018Associated Press.) .London, Oct.8\u2014Dr.G.R.Parkin, the secretary of She Rhodes scholarship trust, said to-day\" that \u2018the fact that in {the last few \u2018years ad sent professors to the : Universities of Oxford, Edinburgh, Birmingham and Manchester, .indicated the: extraordinary expansion æf the academic.horizon.Canada jis clearly on the way to become such ra nation ag the U U ates.Lar 10.8.8.KENTUCKY * AGROUND Norfolk, Va., Oct.8.\u2014 The United £' States battl leship \u2018Kentucky\u2019 went tg} aground to-day off Lambert's Point, J the Tugs are workiug to float ie, - © justly | and ie ages | 22 bank never \u2018have been acted out, and A CAPTURED.1 Honduran Land | Forces Defeat hed! Army of Salvador, San Francieco, Oct.8.\u2014The Pacific Mail steamer \u2018San Jose,\u2019 from Panama \u2018rand way \u2018ports, which arrived - here, yesterday, brought word of the capture of the port of Aeajutla, in the latter part of September, by the Honduran land forces, : aftér a battle with the army of Salvador.The attack upon Acajutla seems to have been well planned, and to have taken pldee during the absence of the United Potates gunboat \u2018Yorkiem,\u201d which wae to have looked after American inter.esis on the southern coast.Both .the \u2018Yorkton,\u201d which was proceeding north, and the \u201cChicago,\u201d were at Lcapuleo, at the time of the capture of Acajutla, anc when the \u2018Sen Jose\u2019 left for San Fran- ciscc the full details had not been received.At Corinto the \u2018San Jose\u2019 manifest was examined by Nicaraguan Government officials, and her hold searched for ammunition, after which she was allowed to proceed.: Three months ago Acajutla was attacked by Nicaraguan.The gunboat \u2018Mon- motombo\u2019 shelled the place, and forced the governor to surrender.Since that time further trouble has been expected.Acajutla is a small seaport town in Salvador, | Central America, about forty miles west of San Salvador, - \"EARTHQUAKE i \"AT HUNTINGDON: Shock Awakened: People From Their Sleep-and Lasted | Several Seconds.- _.Huntingdon, Que., Oct.8.\u2014This morning, shortly before three o'clock, a severe shock of earthquake struck the village, apparently\u201d coming from the south.The shock was quite violent; lasting several seconds, and awaking peopie from their sleep.A preceptible termbling of the houses was felt and people tarmed ,, 88 1 iti was: expected there would .of the shock: No ur vibration was we F HELD IN CRESCENT STREET - CHURCH ON THURSDAY NIGHT.\u2014 Miss Rachel Maclean, who goes to Macao} China,\u201cshortly, under the auspices of the Presbyterian Weman\u2019s Mission® ary Society, is to be set apart for her work at à designation service to be held im Crescent Street Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening, Oct.10, at 8 d\u2019clock.A large and Jiberai-heazted au- \u2018dience should be present to show that Montreal is not selfishly asleep and ignorant of this glorious work.Miss Mac- lean is to accompany Mr.and Mrs.Broadfoot, who depart for China at the end of this month.These three will bring up the number of the staff at Ma- eao to nihe workers, but the call is.loud land \u2018earnest\u2019 for more laborers to enter this promising field\u2014for schools, hospitals and homes for the missionaries.China, south as well as north, the missionaries say, is accepting rapidly the | truth that not only is western learning @ good thing, but that western Chris- tianity\u2014the \u2018 esus doctrine\u2019\u2014as they say, is the only religion that can give rest to the soul.rs metre + AINE LUSSIER AGAIN Sn ARRESTED NEAR VARENNES BY PROVINCIAL POLICE ON À SERIOUS CHARGE.Aimé Lussier, twenty-five years of age, mother, five years ago at Varennes, was ve-arrested last night by Detective Brosseau, of the provincial police, on a train near his home._He was brought to Montreal and Jodged in the Central po- lice- station.After the assault on his parents Lus- -sier was committed to the Longue Pointe Asylum, but he-was only a short while in the institution, when he escaped, with the aid of friends, in an automobile.Early in July last he returned to his home and again made threats against his parents: The threats were so serious that Mr.Lussier, sr., to avoid violence, slept in the open air.A warrant was issued for his arrest, and two officers | ware sent to bring him to Montreal.¥While en route he suddenly jumped out of the buggy and escaped, and was not seen again until last night.\u2018Lussier did not appear before the istrate this mormng as the provincial police were - acting on instructions the Provincial on .his orders the man was en to Longue Pointe to-day, without ceremony.\u2014rmot SHOT IN THE ARM.Jean Boucher, 17 Lallemand street, vas wounded, by a small friend yesterday af- ed in the Western/Hos ital for a gunshot d in the a lads did mot iow the revives vas Paded.on the electrie lights, and many hastily | experienced fo dns 4 the green joey Ton + M Londos-*Times\u201d \u201cDeclares.Cues PEs ATION MEETING TO HE Beit 4- of United, States and Greaf | ST Brita are Not Identical.i | Attorney-General, |- but \u2018by+the province itself.He had lived.I among other people who had e down even greater prob tome, byt they had mover.bee Ap By thent, The province woul he, mid, have ns pon eare-of a vast dvesy of 8 pi wives.Jed F ehildré ; homes, it was worth.: that the stats: i the.family on : > Ie bm 4 The Wire\u2019 wen t sifley somewhere\u2019 yesterday.It oid i it hed | picked up a ternoon, \u2018and ag a result had to be treat- |\" picion.for the most powerful the world, to be used for k the winter channel to Prince day afternoon roun who shot his father and attacked his Road dly ?Windy and Cold \u2014 _\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Prrox Oxs CENt rares ce rm \u2014\u2014 mm \u2014 NEWS IN BRIEF.Under the new \u201ctelegraph convention, signed beteen China and Russia at Pe- kin yesterday, Russia has returned to Chinese control the two thousand miles of line in Manchuria.Japan, on the contrary, has extended her lines in de fiance of China, and the question of the northern boundary of Corea is at a dead ock.: A despatch from Tspahan, Persia, says that - the roads about the city are blocked by highway men, and trade and mails are everywhere at a standstill.One person is reported killed and six injured in a wreck torday on the Rome Paris express, near Rome.mpulsory arbitation, as proposed the eq and United States po at The Hague Conference, has been ap: proved in the committee on arbitration, by a vote of 31 t&'9.The countries op | posing the measure are neg) Tur key, Bulgaria, Greece, glum, Switzerland, Austria.Hungary nd Germany.Socialists are.having a bad time in France and Spain.In France the extremists, \u2018who have been preaching the appropriation of property and a genera) strike in case of France going to war, bave been repudiated \u2019by the majority of the Republican deputies, and those invited from Spain to denounce the recent actions of Spain and France in Morocco bave been expelled from the country.Spain has returned the compliment and sent home the Frenchmen eent for to hold forth on the same subject im Madrid.\u2014 Aecajutla, a small geaport town on the coast of Salvador, has heen captured by the land forces of Honduras.The U.S.S.\u2018Kentucky\u2019 is ashore oft Virginia.Cobalt yesterday had a snow fall of six inches.Mr.Rudyard ling.speaking be fore the ts, Te in Vancouver, yes immigration roblem\u2019 must be settled, not by the Dominion, vy from Manila of the safe arrival of the \u2018Philadelphia,\u2019 but to-day a mes- cui comes from Seattle Le that the \u2018Phila- ia\u2019 is out of com on, and re ing in the Seattle avy yard.por Huntingdon was startled last night by a severe earthquake aimék.It wakened people from their sleep and lasted several seconds.\u201cVincent Tozzi, an ra Terry at 303 Maisonneuve street, in this city, was stabbed to death last - night about half- past ten by a man who his door bell.Creato, another 1 , who boarded in the house a short time ago, and with whom there is said to bave .been a\u2019 quarrel, hes been arrested on sus Over , two thousand immigrants have paseed through the Windsor station for They came on the west since Saturday.the \u2018Victorian,\u2019 \u2018Southwark\u2019 and \u2018Lake Erie,\u2019 from Liverpool, and on the \u2018Mont- rose\u2019 from Antwerp.Mr.Brodeur, the Minister of Manine and Fisheries, who was in_the city for a few hours yesterday, announced that plans were being prépa in England e-breaker in open ward Island.\u2014 Ald.Robinson, at the meeting yester- denounced the Committee, declaring that in all his experience he had never come in contact with an institution showing ee little regard for business eed WINDY AND COLD ~~ La r SERMON IN THE LEAP.By all the winds of heaven The homeless leaves are drivem, Like chaff from winnowed grail, Till sodden by the They lie with seasons old + That knit the forest-mould\u2014w Ten autumns all in one Their use is never done, But only now begun; For they must shiéld the grass When ffost and sleet-wind passy And they must house the seeds In the rich woods and meads, And Told the violet i : In a warm coverlet, And keep back forward flowers Till seasonable hours, When gleams from April eky Are shed through clouds oi on high.\\ \u2014Edith M.Thomas.\u2019 Meteorological Office, Toronto, Oct.8, M a.m.\u2014The Iollgwing are the maximum asé minimum temperatures: Kanmiloops, 72, 42; Calgary, 68, 36; Edmonton, (64, 40; Priace Albert, 60, 38; aan 0 50 = Port ANSE: 45, 26; Parry u oronto, 44; Quebec, 54, 44: St.John, 58, 0; Hall x; KR Bt N -wos ] ° e.Wednesday, westerly Co ss Li \u2014- ° rats a me * - \u201cf PTAC ¥ Fh aE sg A5 0e Mestre À PTE ES EERE tae Tr A er Afr Vl ly pT mia AR yc + Hotises af Vrthe, marriages and desths must tmvart » Gbly be endorse with the name and address of the sondir, or otherwies ne netics smn bs taken Shh.Dive noticss are inserted Jor te, marriage netices| 1Jow Bo, death notices for She prepoid.The en ! moumestieut of faneras appended ®v Seth netics, Ss * extra ; other antensions to obituary, such as- short ' dich & ip, too conte poy ore extra, encopt 1 postr, whisk is 60 cents pur cxtra-prepaid.| chétuary or versen/ ccouring in their tamnadiate o« Smilies fires of charge, din ubich ese nome and .@liiress of suboeribors should bigivm.\u201c BIR THY.KINMOND.\u2014At 1451 Simard svenue, De- lerimier, on Oct.8, 1807, the wife Of Robert Kinmand, of the Herald\u2019 editorial staff, ol a daughter.reo 27 ANDERSON \u2014 MOFFAT St.David's + In Ghureh, Leduc, Alta., on Oct, -1,-1907, by | the Rèv.T.T.Roikie, .B.Moffat, daughter of Theos.Moffat, E3g., Owen Ronan, to H.Britton Apiderson of Lediic, By \u2019 DE GUERRE\u2014HICKS.\u2014On Oct.2, 1907, at 175 Queen street, Uttawhk, by the Rev.Ww.+ Garrett, Arthur G.De Guerre, son o: W.B.De Guerre, of Toronto, to Bdith Albani, second dJdaughier of Captain and Mra.Peter Hicks, of Ottawa.JOHNSTON\u2014MILLAR-\u2014At the .the father of the bride, South Durham, -on fept.25, 1907, by H.Cross, James Johnston, of Addison, Ont, to Louisa Emily Millar, \u2019 only daughter of Robert Millar, Eaq.LINTON \u2014 COLMAN \u2014 St.John's Church, Port Hope, Ont, by the rector, the Rev.E.Daniel, Harriet M.Colman, of Port Hope, Oni, to Ar- thut J.S.Linton, of Toronto, Ont, DIED.BRADY \u2014 On Oct.$&, 1907, at the age of 79 years and 6 months, Hugh Dennis Brady.Funeral private, from the residence of his sister, morning \u2014 30 Aylwin street, on Thursday at 7 o'clock,to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.COHOE.\u2014 At the Methodist parsonage, Nelles Corners, Ont., on: Sept, $0, 1901, entered into rest the Rev.- Livingstone Coboe, of the Hamilton Methodist Conference, aged 61 years.Interment at the -Melross Oct.2, 1907.FIELDS \u2014 On Oct.6, 1907, at the residence of his son, John Fields, Richmond Road, Hictonturg, Ont., John.Fields, in his 96th year.GILBERT.\u2014At the reaïdence of his son, -i Torénto, Frederick Gilbert, late of the | Senate staïï, L'tawa, aged 53 : HARVEY \u2014 On Oct.5, 1907, at Cobourg, Ont., Feleciana J.Sutherland, beloved wile of T.A.Harvey, and daughter of the late Doreld Sutherland, of Ashburn- sm.JEBB \u2014 At Battle Creek, Mich.,, on Oct.3.1807, Dr.H.R.Jebb, brother of T.C.Black Canvas ., .40cto ©4c - Black Serges .Jebb, Kirgerey, end uicle of Mrs.T.Black Chamois ; to A | Black Broadcloths .- a 10 2.45 Harry Evans, Kingser, ++ + -68e 81:25 |.Black Verotian .-$81-80 tp $1.45 Bristol, Ergland, papers please copy.Black Cashmere .38c to $1.50 1; Black Lisma.45¢to 9do A | Late oo of - Co Lu AB Vo rE ° 8 LAWRENCE \u2014 At Quebec) on Oct.5, 19, FE CLEVY NO.YEE j ak .\\ Phoebe Harkrieas \u2018Green, hal \"years b° a U 34 \"Léman i 2 CARS : \u201d ge Thee Page of the latp A ot.\\Jeorse, ea ® = .es iS \u201d, : si ° 2% ve bare 4 Li a) ; = ol 00.Bette ne Bh Wash.:; 17 M3 bors Notre Dams St West, .MURPRY «-Kb-Fergéryille, Rid, \u2018on \"Ook.| Sle .|] 184 ; : y Moltreal - T, ANT, \"Ex moet \"Murphy; x ot LL er TE es MEL EN VS Lt Ae CR 54 ) 194 « James Sty Montreal ] son of Rickard J.Murphy, _ saloon- - : : MOORE.\u2014Suddenly, at her hôme at Bel- mount, Quebec, Margiret Blakely, in her Tind year beloved wife oF David Moore.Beloved by all who knew her.N \u2014 Suddenly, on Oct.-8,1907; | @TEVENSO at Beech Ridge Mansc, St.Remi, Na- pierville, Que, the Rev.A.Stevenson, aged 66.; : Funeral Thursday afternoon: Notices recetved too late for this page may forsidly be tn time for dere : \\ if Shum 6 list of mows of interested\u2019 friends ee IN GREAT VARIETY.TEES & GO., 300 St.James ANDY OUSEHOLD ARDWARE.Cutlery, Tools.Resdy Mixed Paint 0.DRYSDALE, 159 Cralg St.West, Phone Main 169.SUDDEN 5£ - DEATH BUGS caused by one 4 BRE LYONS Sie] or mon- ed 25c a bottle at ali dealers.ENGLISH CROOKS IN PARIS.Paris, Oct.8\u2014Two English crooks, Bailey and Butlew, were sentenced here yesterday to three and five years im- isonment respectively for having rob- Ped an American named Rees of $500 and a quantity of jewellery.\u201d Mr.Rees camc especially from the United States at the request of the local police to aid in the prosecution of the men.HIS BACK BROKEN.Fort William, Ont, Oct.8.\u2014J.Howell, first mate of the steamer \u2018City of Ottawa,\u2019 which is at the freight sheds with a cargo of merchandise, fell down in the hold of the steamer on Sunday, and, sus tained severe injuries, the most serious of which is a broken back.at the MeKellar Hospital.\u2014 \u2014 TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.i refund money if It \u201cails to eure.He is now {À i 2 On Oct.2, 1907, in | Benjamin | Cemetery, , by the \u20acact that four large ocean liners 2 ae TT .= from Ant À E : + \u2019 EE : esks necessary for its transportation.\u2018and in past years the great tide \u2018year there would appear tô be .made up the word is passed to the imml Druggists E.W.GROVE'S signature is on each box.be AR: > 225 i _ THIS \u20acTORD- CLOSES A CLEARTNG UP SALE ON RUGS ( SIZES AT SPECIAL GUT PRICES.- \u201c Lo oe CRE 75 SMYRNA RUGS t 1.14 x 16 ft, I h 4 \u2018Ç ¥ ALL QUALITIES AND DIFPERENT se oe se a +.«oP iE .; 3 ; ; PA \u201c * PA > > a 2 Only, Fawn and Brown Floral, 9 ft.x 12 ft.LL 6.0 0e 2 Ro .50 - 2 Only, C n, Green and \u2018Ecru, 9 ft.131.\u2026.fm | 50 & Only, Light Ground Floral Paitern, 7 fL.6x101( 6.$2350 8.20 SEAMLESS VELVET SQUARES = \u2019 .Bek.S&le Price.4 Only, Crimson Forel, 9 ft, x 10 ft.6.-.on .es es 08 == $3.00 - 8.985 2 Only, Crimeon Floral, 9 ft.X 123ftc.vo vo oe ao oo oo STE 0 50 +2 Only, Blué and Fawn, 10 ft.6 x°12ft.©.0 00 00 0 \u2026 $22.50 18.05 BRUSSELS 3 Only, Green, 9 ?t.x 6 ft.9 .4 Only, Green and Blue, 9 ft.x 10 ft.6.3 Only, Green and Fawn, 3 ft.x 18ft\u2026.2042 > 3 : MADE-UP CARPET SQUARES.Coe 50 MADE-UP.CARPET SQUARES, in Tapestry, Brussels and Aimibolee.assorted sizes, 40 be cleared out at exactly HALF THE \"RÉGULAR- cac y.PRICE.\u2019 \u201c 1 4 .co 4 3 d + 1 .\u20ac 1 LADIES\u2019 USEFUL COATS | LADIES\u2019 WARM COATS, made in a Heavy All Wool Twesd, Medidiu Groy, full back, double breasted, 48 in.long, self collar, pew Sleeves with ga à stitched pockets, 1ined throughout.AR sizes.turn-over cuffs, SPECIAL .LADIES\u2019 lined throughout with heavy twill SPECIAL .od ALWAYS BEAR IN.MIND THAT WE + ve vw He se» seca es ee os ve eo eh oo VERY SMART JACKETS, made ia sn All: ¥ool fitted, 50 in.Iomg, nicely trimmed with silk braid, ssf: collar, fy front Mercerized.All mized; LADIES AND CHILDKEN'S COATS, F'f wt ThE {RAPEST TG, SQUARES v Rd ve se ve ee ve op oc .RS $16.76 cen.#leg.28 mov pte co esp eu Black, Beari Le ewe ben dur.nensee OHOICEST os decane nas Black Armura .7Zc to $1.10 Black Brooma .62cto $1.15 .48¢c to $1.45 FLOCKING TO THE WEST OVER TWO THOUSAND IMMIGRANTS HAVE \u201cPASSED THROUGH MONTREAL WITHIN A FEW DAYS.- It ie estimated that over two thousand passengers of all: classes have passed.through the Windsor station since Saturday last on their way to points in western Canada.This is accounted for have arrived during the past three days, the steamers \u2018Victorian,\u2019 \u2018Southwarks | \u2018Lake Erie\u2019 and \u2018Montrose\u2019\u2014the three former from Liverpool and the latter werp.A feature of the rush was thie grest quantity of baggage and special cars ene t is stated by officials at the Windsor station that seldom has the rush \u2018westward extended after.the middle of September, of travel from Britain to Canada has exhausted itself by the middle of August.This \u201cno let-up m the westbound busiress, and adi the boats arriving from now until the end of the St.Lawrence season will have full complements of passengers.The big baggage sheds were severely taxed and it was neccessary to pile up rows of trunks, boxes and valises on the sidewalk in order to relieve the comges- tion and to prepare the baggage for the proper destination.: It was certainly a miscellaneous throng which packed the immigrant quarters of the Windsor station, and all seemed satisfied and eager to get to their new homes.The system devised is eondu- cive to order.As soon as the train is grants\u2019 quarter® in the basement of the station.Then all the swinging gates are closed, and one by one up the stairs come the newcomers.They pass through the | wicket headed by the interpreter and are piloted to their cars.e of the features of the usual crowd of foreigners is that the women and chi appear to do all the heavy 'work in carrying Lhe baggage, while the men walk.in little groups and pile into the cars on their own account.CHARGED WITH FRAUD CHIEF TIMEKEEPER OF THE C.N.R.AT WINNIPEG, IN TROUBLE.\u2014 + ; Winnipeg, Man, Oct.8.\u2014W.A.Hunt, chief tipekeeper of the C.N.R., was charged \u2018with attempting to defraud the company.He was remanded until Oct.14.Jerome Cuthbert and R.Pearce, who were remanded until Friday, are also concerned in this case, which is] likely to prove of considerable public interest.It is alleged that one of the employees of the company came into: the of-.fice stating that he had been working \u2026 BLACK DRESS Gooms Black Tricot.$1.10 % $1.20 2 Black Biantz .0.; 97e \u201d Black Cordina .siss Pp 1 45 -36c 1.25 J under a conductor on one of the réatern lines, and presented his time and secured his cheque.This wan ater pre- gented to the cashier and endorsed.in the name of Turnbull.He sdmitted to the cashier that his name waé not Turn- bull, but presented another A claimed to be Turnbull.The cashiers suspicions were aroused andl the police three were arrested.were called in with the vesult that the \u2026 \u2014 vio, 2! THE EDWARDS CASE INDIGNATION OF JUSTIQES OVER ALIÆGED PRACTICE Of.MINOR POLICE OFFICIALS.Winnipeg, Man, Oct.$\u2014J.D.Ed- warde, the former broker, was «gain be: fore the Court of Appesls yesterday, af - y * pleading to have his sentence sel, aside and reduced.\u2018 The find! verdict will be pronounced to-day.The feature of the case Was the-indig- nant expression of the juitécès -dYer the prectice of police magistrates téking into consideration police records: of criminals in ing sentences.They announced as a principle of law that such action was illegal the result of mere custom of minor po- Lice officials, devoid of all jsétiee, and- one justice added: \u2018A prisoner has the right to rjuse to answer gneslioni put to bim touching his so-called police record.\u2019 g , Apperently Edwards\u2019s fight will not be yun, even though his sentence is pot SNOW AT COBALT NO MORE LABOR SPEECHES ON THE SQUARE.Cobalt, Ont., Oct.8\u2014Cobélt district was yesterday visited with ité first heavy |, a .Eafly in the morning rain fell, but the weather turning co about ten o\u2019cloëk, changed the rain into snow, i inches.It is stated here that the first snowfall came last year on Oct.5.| It was announced on the on Square secretary of the oat inser ily that public speaking on the sqma: would * ï.Fi A labor organizer, is at present out of the camp.cease owing to the cold weath compaiftee, respecting that à \"Wik ordered i Ahi admitted that it has not given sat- at on Sept 5 fad 4 d_judgiog by ee ] È [ city, it is my intention to_go to [nana \u201cof \u2018dentl aré Tor \u2018the purpose \u2018or: are a hip that # ae , unconstitutional and {\u2018 ) which\u2019 obpsinued to fall all day long until the gro last night was covered to a depth of six | \u2018pot a smal guantity, ore for | mill E CITY.COUNCIL.DICTRD.r have I come in contact with titution conducted with as little EE zegird of business principles, and the manner of spendmg money as Road Committee hes shown in the ¢erman Robinson » said this, and more, yesterday afternoon, in a ¥ be, prepared attack before the Council, on the administration of the Bed Committee.For several weeks Be dés been a img inquavss Ww dern Lariviere, chairman of the the ing committee s hase of two new sidewalk pavements foin n as-creolite (2nd emeretique.plies regarding the ~ latter material have \u2018fot yet been given.Those referring to creolite were read at the meet- ihg \u2018of Council last week.\"They showed that large quantity of the material without a proper test, and a « erman Robinson, further, wanted particularly to know what deposit the 3 \u2018 dura- } and he was told a first deposit | was made on March 7 last, and the\u201d sécond deposit of 9500 was paid in \u201cSept.23 last, some days after Ald.pbinson\u2019's questions were addresssed on - saatter, æked at the last meeting if he had racted Mr.Barlow to refuse infor- to any a.derman, Ald.Lariviere ikigted -on_ the question being put in fr ng.Yesterday afternoon he re- sc t he had given instructions that tis.material of the annual report, waich prepared as usual, at th year, should not be given.out be- \u2018then.But he had advised Mr.ow to give whatever details were Alderman Robinson then proceeded to ounce the administration in language oh he had committed to paper, and ch he deliberately read because he ed the council to know he was in bus earnest.y held as a guarantee of udging by the remarks of the chair- \u201cof the Road Committee at the meeting of the City Council\u2019 he id, my methods of procuring infor- ation not, apparently, suit him, is promptness in an of the questions he does .Jike the idea of my getting the in.rMation from the department, but I ay say that as the city surveyor, Mr.low, \u2018happens to be à servant of the im, ortte any other employee, and make such inquiries as I see fit, and in doing so] am quite within my right.5 i some of the replies, the the Road Committee evi thinks the questions 1 put to him pose of using up paper joke, but I can assure is not the case.1 will éay that some.of his replies are mis ing and incorrect.* On Sept.9, I the chairman \u2018f a deposit had made for creolite sidewalks, and piy on Sept.21 was in \u2018he LE ity.treasurer it of $500, aside from the ori- eposit of $100, was made only on to a statement of \u201cptite, and that the amount was ten per- [dent of the purchase price, but, accord- The methods of this committee seem to.he to pay fer.and reject them af , but the members want to: Joan money pie in this way, ef -thèm lend own money, and Large quamtities are vourchaeed by ent without testing the city, without guaran- , and without the to their untried mate 0 Road tee as to durabil BE the city's expert.Semen > ÿ are told that the city loses nothing X'Âhe material is replaced.Does the ity Jose nothing when large quantities of.sid are torn up the Hie the fake ma has been possived ?The city may not lose much : ge contractors have been charged with, and have paid for, the time of put fag of inspectors, sad all the time eorporation employees in connec- tioh.with thie work.Sidewalks have been Paid for in \u20acull and only rejected 8e00 #here sre so many kinds of side- laid in one block that the effect ork of this rights of the city being erly safe guarded.Work has been i legally or- ered before vo wounts of money have been spent use- {ously tearing up good streets.SIt is distasteful for me to have to speak in this manner, but knowing the as I do, I can assure the council thét I feel'I would be lax M my dut to the le who sent me here if did not do so.Just as long as I am not satisfied that the affairs of the city are being properly onducted, it will be my | inquire about it in any manner I see fit, regardless of whether \u2018I have in my time bought goods \u2018costing millions and have come into contact with many varieties of carrying on bi ss, but never bave I come in contact with any institution conducted with as little of business principles, ogether with the proper manner of money, as this committee has ; in the past.\u2019 \u2018The simplicity of the chairman of the : mmittee is incomprehensible.at would the members the coun: ell, as business men, think of a buyer forany firm passing over an article that {it pleases or displeases.hal een proved reliable and took a sibstitute without, trial, made all payments, and then found out he ! bought inferior ?What would yoû think of = a buyer, who actually more for the substitute and bo but miles of it ?I think a cose be made out for \"sew buyer.The R Commit his ected > as the byes I ave pu sañibed.y passed over New York bluestone pavement, which has stood the test well m this city for thirty years; it ts $1.70 a yard, but it was passed own creolite, which cost sixteen percent more and was & failure 2a Pavement.Co susthey Sooasio I refer counci ot things that I have been investigating.: Alderman Lariviere explained that he under the im ion, till the Sat, questions were asked, that a de ç sen made on the creolite, on learping mich was not the case, nd sam be laid he had gone to the contractors selling the material and insisted on having a deposit, ili which, all their work would be stopped.That explained why the deposit had been made so late.The reason that no deposit had been made was that the original report had been changed by the council, by which the city did the laying of the flags of \u2018 creo- lite\u2019 and in that case he had since learned from Mr.Barlow that deposits were not usually required.Alderman Lariviere said that the defective mate rial was being replaced with stone flags and the city would lose nothing, an as to the date of the deposit, he was under the impression that when he made the statement in, the council the deposit wag actually in the hands of the city.Alderman Lariviere further intimated that he was not going to let the matter rop.THE LIGHTING QUESTION AGAIN.The Fire and Light Committee presented the report agreed upon last Wednesday calling attention to the fact that the contract for the lighting of the electric street lamps expires on December 31 1908, recommending that the question be taken into /consideration, and that instructions be given to the committee to either secure a new contract with the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Com pany or call for tenders.Ald.Yates first moved, and Ald.Le- vallée.seconded, that the report be received.Then Ald.Lavallée mowed, and Ald.Yates seconded, that the report be received and that the committee be authorized to call for tenders for the public lighting of the streets, parks, squares and Janes of the city.; Ald.Payette raised a point of order by objecting to the adopfion of the report in the manner proposed, as it did not contain a recommendation according to article 97 of the rules of council, to the effect that \u2018all reports of committees .shall be summed up in the form of an order, resolution, or recommendation.\u2019 Aldermen Mercier and Lavallée maintained that the committee\u2019s report did contain a distinct recommendation.Id.White argued that the commit- \u2019s report was not in order.\"The Mayor said he was inclined to think Ald.Payette\u2019s point was well taken, but in view of the importance of the matter he would submit it to the Law Department for an opinion, The question was therefore adjourned until ednesday\u2019s meeting of the Coun- al.MORE POLICEMEN ARE WANTED.The Police Committee sent back the report referred from the City Council last week with the petition of the Knights Templars, askin that the licensing laws be enforced in the city, es- ecially the one prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquor on Sundays.The committee added a report by Chief Campean, stating that until he had a larger force of men at his disposal he could mot accomplish more than was being done in regard to the matter in Question.; Aid; Gallery contended that the Police Committee might have made a state ment with more body ih it than this one, but no one took up the contention, and the report was adopted.~ A QUESTION OF PAVEMENT.The Road Committee recommended that the south side and part of the ncrth side of St.James street, from Mountain etreet, be paved.As no material was mentioned for paving, Ald.Dagenais proposed that the road be paved with ecoria blocks.Ald.Nault, seconded by Ald.J.B.A.Martin, proposed that asphalt or Has- id down.) Aldermen Nault, M.Martin and Roy supported this.; d.Payette, however, defeated it by a proposition referring the whole question back to the Road Committee, with instructions that the name, size, quantity and cost of the material to be put down on the road be stated, and ac companied by the certificate of the city surveyor.CHANGE IN\" STREET NAMES.The city attorneys, in reply to a point of order raised at the last meeting of the council, stated that Bertrand atrect \u2014a continuation really of Gain street, which pame it is proposed to change to George Etienne rtier\u2014could not be given another name without the decision of the Council giving that name being - {first rescinded.Ald.Molson gave notice to move thirty deys hence, that Ber and street be known henceforth.as Gain atreet.It is expected that this proposition will defeat the one emanating from the Road Committee to call Gain street after Sir George Etienne Cartier.In reply to a question.addressed to the Law Department by Ald.Robinson, the city attorneys wrote that the Council had power, if they thought fit, to ratify the payment of $7,000 for the completion of the St.Denis street pavement, even though \u2018the expenditure was incurred before the money was voted by the Council to the Road Committee.Ald.Ward gave notice that thirty days hence he will move for the appointment of a special committee to study ways and means to enter into possession of the aqueduct plant of the Montreal Water and Power Company.This company supplies water to certain wards in the city, and the idea of Ald.Ward is to make the water service com- t plete for the whole of the city.Ww.Cc.T.U, WOMEN OF SASKATCHEWAN AND ALBERTA DETERMINED TO FIGHT THE CIGARETTE.\u2018Winnipeg, Oct.8.\u2014The Woman\u2019s Christian Temperance Union eonvention of Alberta and Saskatchewan, just held at Edmonton, decided to fight with increased vigor, with other provincial urions, for the prohibition of the sale and Manu- facture of cigarettes.in Canada.Ane gh L Tusspar, Ocrosmr 8, 1907 ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY BANQUET TENDERED CRACK Mas.SACHUSETTS CORPS AT TORONTO.\u2018 \u2014\u2014 Toronto, Oct.7.\u2014The feeling of inte: national good will engendered by -.visit of the Ancient and Honorabie A: tillery Company of Massachusetts reac), ed a climax at the banquet tender: d !; the visitors at the King Edward Ilo: last night, when a spirit of brother love possessed all of the speakers .- animated the minds of each of the th: hundred and fifty guests.The offi representatives of the Crown and G.ernment, provincial and civic, were 1.outdone by the visitors in their trim: to the great civilizing events of the À.glo-Saxon races and sublime hanno resulted in the singing of paeons in pra.of the united banners of England an ; America.There was great enthusiasm among th, diners and their cheers were distribute with impartiality.The mention of the name of President Roosevelt evok-! an outburst not more pronounced than that aroused by a tribute to King lt.ward, and the speakers were met with very cordial receptions.There was à military precision in most of the speechc: that appealed greatly to those present.and the audience maintained ite interest until the end.pe FRANCO-CANADIAN TREATY WEST INDIA COMMITTEE BL LIEVES IT WILL REVIVE SUGAR INDUSTRY IN WEST INDIES.(Canadian Associated Press.) London, Oct.8\u2014The West India Committee, in a circular, fears that the Franco-Canadian treaty will diminish th.value of the Canadian preference to the British West Indies, and expresses thv opinion that it will revive the sugar in dustry in the islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique, which has been under a cloud for some time pest.NINISTERS\u2019 MOVET ENTS Premier Gouin is still in the city.He will attend the Dansercau banquet ths evening, after which he will leave 1or Quebec.He declared yesterday thas there was no foundation whatever ior the different rumors now being circulated concerning cabinet changes.The Hon.Mr.Weir received yesterday the visit of Mr.Alphonse Verville, Ml.for Maisonneuve, and Mr.Gustave Francq, who thanked him in the name of the labor unions for having sent Mr.Guyon, the provincial factory inspector.to the Winnipeg congress of the Domm- ion Trades and Labor Council.This afternoon the Minister of Pui- lic Works and Labor received a delezv tion of the Protestant Committee of the Council of Public Instruction in connection with the question of the control of the grant to McGill University.Mr.Weir will remain in the city tor the rest of the week, and on Friday evening he will address a meeting of the Protestant Provincial Teachers\u2019 Assoc tion.mme GETS CAMBRIDGE AWARD MR.J.C.SIMPSON, A GRADUATE OF McGILL, WINS ADVANCED STUDENTS\" PRIZE.A Canadian Associated Press cable despatch from London to-day says that the £35, awarded advanced students who have not commenced their residence at Cambridge University, has been obtam- ed by Mr.J.C.Simpson, of Metall Lr?versity, Montreal.MIZPAH LODGE.The next regular meeting of Mizpab Lodge, No.3, will be held on Thur-du) evenang, Oct.10, 1907, in Inglis building, 485 St.Catherine street west.On this occasion the lodge will be visited officially by @ delegation of officers and members of Montreal Encampment No.1.li 18 hoped there will be a large turnout of members to extend the visitors a hearty welcome and to assist with the work.After the meeting light refreshments wl be served, and a general good time is expected.NOTES AND NOTICES.Colonization Excursion for Temiska ming and New Ontario, Thursday, Oct.10.\u2014The Canadian Pacific announces # colonization excursion for Temiskaming (Ville Marie, the cantons of Guigesa, etc.), and for the New Ontario, Thurs day, Oct.10.Tickets, which are for re turn, will be at a low cost, and good for thirty days.In order to facilitate ihe excursionist, more ample time to V1%¥ these places, tickets will permit stop-over on .the return trip at all stations west of Mattawa.For further particulars ap ply to any of the company\u2019s agents.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ba, \\ in >.vos ZENIT A $ Og EY Pood bd FE am se cé Cree 9 à \u2014 a a\u201c TD a aa sw He he Or ay te E ne ho at t0- ka- ng sa, r e- for w ' ul CU er est ROG SF HN 7 TUESDAY, Octosez 8, 1907 A VETERAN JOURNALIST ss ET TO MR.DANSEREAU CU \\xFs PLACE THIS EVENING.Mr, Arthur Dansereau, chief - *ne \u2018Presse,\u2019 is being congratu- = *Le fortieth anniversary of his t 8 ¥R.C.ARTHUR DANSEREAU.antrance into journalism.This evening pe is to be the guest at a banquet in the t'anada Club, organized by-the Montreal sewspaper men.The speakers will in- \u201clude Premier Gouin, the -Hon.Jacques Bureau.Sir Alexandre Lacoste, the Hon.J.I.Tarte, the Hon.J.A.Ouimet, the Hon.W.A.Weir, and Senator David.i LAPOINTE CASE AGAIN.The case of ex-Police Inspector L.G.Lapointe and the Montreal Police Benevolent and Pension Society again came up in court yesterday.This litigation, it will be remembered, was commenced as far back as 1903, when Mr.Lapointe sued the Police Society to get the monthly pension which he claimed was\u2019 due him, and which the society refused on the allegations that he had been compelled to resign his position on the force.The case went through the different courts and even to the Privy Council, where it was referred back to the local authorities, and now, after a new decision of the society's directors again refusing the pension, Mr.Lapointe once more appeals to the Superior Court to bave that decision set aside.The hearing of the case was commenced before Mr.Justice St.Pierre yesterday.ROBBED PASSENJERS A STEWARD OF THE.88.\u2018GRAM- PIAN\u2019 SENT TO JAIL FOR THE OFFENCE.\u2019 John Hughes, a steward on the Allan Line R.M.S.\u2018Grampian,\u2019 while crossing the Atlantic took advantage of the passengers\u2019 absence from their cabins to steal sdndry articles of value from their valises.The officers of the ship made an investigation and the articles were found in the possession of Hughes.On arrival at Montreal he was handed over to the police.This morning he was found guilty by Judge Choquet and sentenced to six months\u2019 imprisonment with hard labor.\u2014\u2014 EE Phones - Main, 3644-3648, Main, 5447, Main, 3813, Main, 1893.Up, 1999.ADVERTISED BY ITS PATRONS.Suoh universal satis- faotion has been given by the TROY LAUNDRY that its patrons (and they largely out-number that of any other oity laundry) recommend its servige to their friends.This perhaps Is the best testimony that can- be borne as to the effi cienoy of any establishment.Co Thousands of patrons weekly and ali ploased.Won\u2019t you try the TROY with your next order.TROY CAUNDRY Factory and Offices, VERDUN.wa, where ahe was visiting Mrs.Géoëge Goodwin, oe returned to town from residence at St.Jean.and Miss to the Capital yesterday from Quebec.of her sister, Lady Aylmer, for the go.tournament i has home.N.B., who was in the city for her son's wedding, returned home on Saturday, ; accompanied by Miss Raymond.Fry, of Quebec, will receive at: her residence, 531 Prince Albert avenue, West- mount, on Thuraday afternoon, and on the s Thuredays of every month.Capital, of Miss Constance only daughter of Mr.Dunlevie, to Mr.Frank P.Winnipeg, son.of.the Rev.Marcus D.D., Dods, of Edinburgh, Scotland.The engagement has been announced of Miss Dora Kincaid Rowand, daughter of Mr.Jom A.Rowand, of Helena, Montana, to Mr.Arthur Fanston Jameson, .of London, England, son of the late Oplonel Thomas Loughlan Jame- | H.Fitzhugh, vice-president, will pre- - ~ Miss Cloran has, retproed from Q The Hon.Philippe and Mrs.Roy have their -summer Mr.and Mrs.Roewell Fisher have re- urned to town from- Balton Clffs, their ummer residence, near 4eorgeville.| Lady Laurier, accompanied by Mrs.Flossie Fielding, returned} -Miss Lily Young, who was the fest in Ottawa, returned Mrs.W.O.Raympnd, of ! St.John, Mrs, G.AHred Morris, formerly Miss t.10, ing third and fourth The engagement is announced in the Dunlevie, and Mrs.M.K.Dods, of son, Bombay staff corps.Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario opened formally the new galleries of the Woman's Art Association of Canada, in Jarvis street, Toronto.His Honor,-ac- companied by Lady Ciark, attended by Captain Young, R.C.D., was reecived by Mrs \u2018Dignam, Mrs.Mec Lauchlin and Mrs.Bond.; The wedding took place in St.Pat-] rick\u2019s Church, at a quarter to « gt o'clock this morning, of Miss L,.a Conway,daughter of Mr.and Mrs.\u2018Lhos.Conway, St.Louis square, to Mr, kmile Auger.The Rev.Father Martin Callaghan performed the ceremony, and the.solo, \u2018 Ave Maria\u2019 was sung by Mr.Du- éresne, The bride, who was given cloth tailored suit, relieved with a white vest.Her hat was vf Copenhagen biue, trimmed with plumes of the same color.She carried a bouguet of white roses, and wore the groom\u2019s gifts, a peal pen dant and a gold monogram watch.The groom\u2019s brother-in-law, Dr.Hebert, acted as \u2018his witness.Mr.and Mrs.Auger left immediately after the ceremony for New York and other points.On their return they will take up their residence at 131 Mackay street.LADIES\u2019 LITERARY CIRCLE.The Douglas Church Ladies\u2019 Literary Circle begins its season on lriday after noon, Oct.18, with a symposium .on Browning.iss A.Hayden, B.A, will.take up * Browning\u2019s place in literature\u2019; Miss C.Cheesbrough, B.A., his \u2018 Treatment of Nature\u2019; Miss Vivian C B.A., \u2018His be aélected from the poems of Mrs.Browning.\u2018 Cs The programme for the season, as announced by the daintiest of little folders in white, tied with narrow Dresden ribbon, includes a lecture on \u2018The piano and its use in musical education,\u201d by Mrs.A.Richardson, L.R.A.M.; a de bate on, \u2018 Resolved, that women shoud have the right of suffrage on the same basis as men,\u201d presented by Mrs.Ban- nell Sawyer, che jafirmative taken by Mrs.N.C.Smillie, a the negative by Mrs.Charles J re Matthew Arnold, by Dean Moyse; \u2018Some questions of public health\u2019 Miss urlbatt, M.A, and an illustrated lecture by the Rev.Dr.J.Edgar Hi \u2018The lion of the Mediterranean and the false prophet.\u2019 The meetings of the society are held on the third Friday of each month, in Douglas Hall.Music follows the paper or lecture, and the social side of the meetings is always very pleasantly maintained, four ladies of the circle acting as hostess on each occasion.The exeutive committee \u2018for the coming season is composed of Mrs.Hanmell Sawyer, Mrs.C.T.Scott C.Smillie, and Mrs.Charles J.Patton.THE CALVE PROGRAMME, The advance programme for the Calvé Renée Chemet, violinist, and Mr.Camille Decreus, pianist:\u2014 1.St.Francois de Paule marchant sur les flots.Mr.Camille Decreus.2.Le reve des grieux.Massenet Mr.Misha Ferenzo.3.Btances de Sapho.Gounod Mme.Boma Caivé.4.(a) Adagio/.:.(b) Rondo.23 Lalo 5.Aria, Liszt Mies Renée Chemet.\u2018Dumka Opera,\u201d Galka c+ es ++ ++ +.+.Manjushko Mr.Misha Ferenzo.6.Air du Myeoli.F.David .Mme.Emma Calvé.7.Berceuse.G.Faure Scherzo-Tarentelle.Wieniawski Renée Chemet.8.Popular songs in French, English and anish.Mme.ma Calvé.\u2014\u2014 C.V.R.ANNUAL See The annudl meeting of the Central Vermont Railway is being held at St.Al- bans, Vt., to-day.Mr.Charles M.Hays, president, Mr.E.' side.LIVED ON WOLF STREET.It has been found that Pierre Gagnon, who was killed by a street car on Saturday evening, lived at 480 Wolf street, and leaves a wife and two children: APPROPRIATION MEETING.A general meeting of the Peoples\u2019 Mutual Building- Society, Class B, will be held to-night, in the Library of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute, at 8 o*clock.when two appropriations will be made by sale.On Saturday afternoon Hig Homor the | away by her father, wore a blue broad- | 31 Durocher ire\u2019 Clogg, street,\u2019 im \u2018Outremont, near Si.Viateur, optimismd.\u201cVocal solos.wild avenge: 500 ; : - Patton; a lecture on [George's ward.Price $11,000.ill, on Mrs.Ninian autopsy.concert, at theArena, on Friday evening] Mrs.Gagnon was the first witness next, is as follows.The assisting artists and told are Mr.ha Ferenzo, tenor: Miss In the\u2018absence of | *.; 9 \"POSSESSION OF ROADS.| Mails and Trade at Ispahasi, Per: sia, at a Standstill.~~ oa Petersburg, î es of.important Russian, ing com- panied in Persia have telegraphed vo the: \u2018 Novoe Vtemya,\u201d of this city, from pahan, complamang that ad the roa are in the hands of highwaymen who.refuse to permit the passage of foreign goods.= The mails and trade ate at a standstill and the Joeal authorities anc co are powerless.The situation i still further complicated by the fact cott of all foreigners.Ispahan or Isfaban, is a city.in the vince of -ajemi, Perma, situated in latitude 32 degrees 39 minutes, Jongt tude 51 degrees 45 minutes.lt tains the (great Mosque built by Gnah.Abbas in the sixteenth century; the\" Bazar of the Tailors, a rich and mony mental example of Persan architecture.The Caravansary of Aminabad, near\u2019 Ispahan, on the road to Shiraz, 1s also a fine piece of.architecture.Ispahan: manufactures fabrics, weapons, etc.Ft was captured by Tamerlane in 1837; waa the \u2018capital\u2019 and an important city ot 600,000 inhabitants in the seventeenth cen 1722., The present population is est tury; was sacked by the Afghans in ed at about sixty thousand.ol \u2014 | 4 CLARENCE HOWELLS ARRESTED: IN OTTAWA IN CONNECTION - WITH ACOIDENT AT Manslaughter is the charge on whieh\u2019 of Ottawa, was arrai before Judge Choquet.He pleaded net guilty, -and wae remanded for enqueta, udge Choquet said he would consider the amount of bail necessary to secure his release.The accused was arrested on the ver dict of a coroner\u2019s jury which pronounce, ed him culpably negligent in connection with the freight train collision at Vau- dreuil, in which a brakeman named Ra- binson lost his life, Along with twr operators, Howells should have been rested him in Ottawa last night and brought him to Montreal.Howell claims he did not know that he was wanted \u2018or he would have surrendered himself voluntarily.- LL.: rm Arthur T.Vallieres has sold to David L.Chabot house .-No.13 .Fortund \"Ma to A \u2018Malo a \u2018house and lot fronting on herst etreet.Price $4,700.: he Rev.Joseph O.\u2018 qual has sold to Jos.Godbout two: lots I~ ward, for\u2019 $6,000.W.E.Wilson d Darling a vacant lot\u2019 fronting- on Abbott street, in\u201d Westmount.Price $4,070, Reginald H.\"Buchanan has sold to Jacob Tucker a lot with two tenements, fronting on Prince Arthur street, St.re LIGHT WAS DEFECTIVE CORONER'S JURY RETURNS VEH- DICT IN GAGNON CASE.Coroner ony held pa inquest this morning on the of Joseph \u2018Gagnon, who was found dead on the street rail Way tracks \u2018on Saturday evening, opposite the power house on Notre Dame street east.Dr.Dugas and Dr.Me- Taggart gave \u2018evidence regarding the y .Dr.Dugas deposed that the body was found Ï be in a Jaa ed condition, while Dr.McTaggart deposed to haviag discovered distinct traces of alcohol in the stomach and lungs.A itred Champagne, motorman of car No.723, living at No.1407 Notre Dame street west, explained that he noticed the body of Gagnon only after feelin something under his car, he descende to see what it was.Edouard Fortin, night watchman at the power house, and John Robertson, of 729 St.Urbain street, only saw the body after the motorman discovered it lying on the track.Antoine Sagaras, an inspector for the M.L.H.& P.Company, stated that the arc light at the place of the accident was defective.= The jury returned a verdict that Gagnon died from having been crushe by a street car, and that the light om the street was defective.oo - \u2014\u2014\u2014>{f\u2014 _ .THE RECORDER'S REBUKE : { ORITICISM OF MR.FLETCHER TO BE TAKEN UP BY SOCIETY FOR PREVENIION OF CRUELTY TO.ANI , ; MAIS 3.yesterda by Mr.Recorder Dupuis, against Ur.J.\u201d E.Fletcher; inspector of the Society.for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, caused surprise among the officers and staff of the.society, and it wag stated this afternooa that the case \u2018will be made the subject of an investigation as the eociety is net disposed to allow the remarks of the.Recorder to go unchallenged.Officials of the society were in consu morning when, it 1s un \u2018 4 ws = WL N rd Ee Raat CENTERS SP del x À large attendance is looked for.Oct.8.\u2014Represerita- that the Mullahs are preeching a boy-% t con-{.prete ?ha MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED Clarence Howells, a C.P.R.brakemad} | rested at once, but hé left for his home {ii in Ottawa, and it was only after a good\" deal of difficulty that High Constable St.| - Mars succeeded inf finding him.He ar+i- Godin, P.P.es) with houses, on Drolet street, St Louis | \u2018sold to Andrew { full aoa the sife symptoms of uation was carefully idered and - if]?8 .was decided to deal with the incident} most painful\u2019 and alarming, Passenger Killed and Six Injured Near Genoa.», ._ \u201cGenoa, Oct.8.\u2014The Paris-Rome ex- \u201cSress was wrecked at San Pier d\u2019Arens, ; Here, y y.\u2018Une iger killed and eix were injured.MR.G.E.DRUMMOND Succeeds Late Lieut.-Col.Henshaw as Director \u2018& of that Institution, < \u201cMr.George E.Drummond, of the firm of \u2018Messrs.Drummond & McCall, Canada Life | Buildimg, was elected a director of -the F Moisone Bank this morning to fill tle v:- sancy caused by the death of the late } Liuet.-Colone! F.C.Henshaw.|The appointment was made at full \u2018hoard meeting, when the annual financial of.\u2018 D : J : VAUDREUIL.eo MR.GECRGE E.DRUMMOND.statement was also gone into, and which, ft is said, will prove one of th> most satisfactory ever Issued by the \u2018 Molsons L Bank, \u2019 .Mr.Drummond is a well known figure in commercial and financial circles, being p REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J resident of the Drummond Mines Limit- , and the Corrugated Steel Bar Company \u2018af Canada Limited.He is director of the anada Iron Furnace Company, the Canaan Iron and Foundry Company, the Liv- ¥rpool '& London & Globe Assurance Com- i the s ondonderey © Iron: ~anuk« Mining + jan x, .+ : 28 M: .?_ .pany, Montreal Pine, Foundry -Com-.Mayrand has sold to Ado} nif om \"the Montreal Trust and Deposit \u201cCon.pany, and the Radnor Water Company.He is also past president of the Montreal Board of \u2018Trade.\u2014 OBITUARY.Gore Bay, Ont., Jet, 7.\u2014Mr.Joseph lGamey, father of Mr.R.R.Gamey, { M.P.P.for Manitoulin, died at his home here last night.Gamey had lived in Gore Bay for many years, ad was well known in this district.He was about seventy years old.\u2018Manitoulin member, he leaves a married daughter, living in Toronto.| SOME RATTLESNAKE FALLACIES.A common misconception which is apt to lead to serious accidents is the belief that a rattler is rendered perfectly harmless, so that it can be handied with impunity, by the removal of 1ts poison fangs.These fangs, two in number, are situated on the upper jaw and lie flat they become erect and the closing of the jaws compresses the poison glands and ings in them.In striking its prey (for\u2019 whatever charm the serpent may employ to get its victim within easy reach, it relies upon the venom to give the coup e court that her husband}de grace), these fangs may often be left the house at 7.30 o\u2019clock that even-' broken, and nature has provided a full supply of reserve weapons which lie \u2018dèrmant in the gums, and which within \u2018two weeks will develop and replace the \u2018injured fang.An acquaintance who returned from a \u2018hunting trip with twenty-five full grown rattlers in a box kept them in his office Lfor two months, confined behind a \u2018coarse-meshed wire screen.He handled Fthem most carelessly, as he had extracted the poison fangs, but when shown that each of them had developed a perfect pair of new ones there was a sud- [den rise in the local snake mortality.One was preserved and sent to the Bronx Zoo, where it shortly afterward ed gave birth to a large litter of young ones, which could easily have crawled through the screen behind which the mother had been kept.As each of them .possessed the poison.apparatus in full commission and was without the power to rattle, they would have been even more dangerous than adult \u2018snakes.: Professional snake handlers are often ignorant of this power to quickly replace fangs po by rattlers, and this ignorance led to a serious accident to © cummin .ef d I - The rebuke delivered from the bench ONE of them at Bostock\u2019s, at Coney Is land, last year.He was badly bitten and narrowly escaped death, his recovery being attributed to the generous amount {of whiskey which was immediately ad- -ministered to him, which illustrates an- f'other mistaken idea.It is a pity to shatter a pleasant 'Hllusion, but alcohol, except in very small doses, is barmful J \u201cAs a matter of fact, although the rattlesnake poisoning are an \u201cadult.at the next meeting of the eociety.rarely dies from the bite of the variety | .+ ; > - ÿ ; ON MOLSONS BOARD | Besides thet expected manifestations of this interest except when the serpent- strikes, when injects the venom through minute open- and, it is said, rather than beneficial as an antidote to Îtation, this |snakebite poison.OLONIAL HOUSE , PHILLIPS SQUARE., Wiring and Repairing.Complete Line of Lighting Fixtures for Gas and SPECIAL REDUCTION IN PRICE OF TABLE PORTABLE LAMPS.Electricity, 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in Shell, Amber and Grey: also, the New Shade in Light Brown.Special price, .A LINE OF FANCY HAIRPINS, in Shell and Amber, straight, crimped and waved (one dozen to the box), for .Department.ve er aa -.50c .28¢c address on application.Fall and Winter Catalogue mailed Free to any common in the North.The diamondbacks of the South attain a much larger size, and consequently inject more venom and their bite is proportionately more dangerous.\u2014Francis Metcalfe, in \u2018 Outing.\u2019 A SCHOOLGIRLS\u2019 BEVOLT.Even schoolgirls nowadays are taking an interest in public questions, and un- crop out in countries where the women have not been looked upon as at all \u2018advanced.\u201d The latest instance is an amusing one in Montenegro.Co It seems that there is in Cettinje a ccllege for girls, founded by the Czaritza Maria Alexandrovna, supphed with Rus- san money and Russian teachers.It has six classes, the sixth being the highest.In the room of that class hung a photograph of Prince Nicholas in a gilt frame.\u2018The \u2018finishing girls\u2019 held a political meeting there.The fathers and brothers of most of these girls had joined the new National Democratic party, and thereby incurred sharp criticism and ccndemnation from the prince.The girls sat in judgment on him.They said that be called their fathers and brothers \u2018tral tors\u2019 for no other reason than that they were Democrats, opposed to the autocratic regime.They said further that the ince was opposed to parliamentary government and therefore was unworthy to have his photograph adorn theschool- lrcom of the modern Montenegrin girls.They took the photograph down and tcre it, anid enthusiastic outeries, nto a thousand pieces, and danced on them.The tumult brought to the room the Russian mistress of the school, to whom the girls explained what had taken place and why._ The > overnment.ordered Yanko An- gelat, the chief of the detective force, and as euch the most unpopular man In Montenegro, to investigate the matter.When this formidable person arrived at the school, he was surprised to see thirty girls waiting for him in their best dresses and solemnly presenting to him a bouquet of roses.As a clever detective and a polite man, he was pleased at the attention, thanked the girls, and raised the bouquet to his nose to inbale its perfume.He, however, could not give adequate expression to his admiration, because a violent fit of sneezing attacked him, and shook him badly.As the êneezing.would not cease, tears came to thé police investigator's eyes, and as the dignified Angelat was evidently losing his temper, and also his dignity, the girle charitably advised him to go at once to the hospital and let his nose be cut off, so that it might cease to be thrust into other people\u2019s concerns av Cettinje.The government is angry, but the people, S even the prince, are Taughing heartily.\u2014 Woman's Journal.A WOLE\u2019'S FEAR OF IRON.In the early days wolves were comparatively unsuspicious, and it was easy to trap or poison them.Then new knowledge, a better comprehension of the mo- dern dangers, seemed to spread among the wolves.They learned how to detect and defy the traps and poison, and n some way the owledge was passed from one to another, till all.wolves were fully possessed of the information.How this is done is not easy to say.It 1s easter to prove that it is done.Few wolves ever get into a trap and out agaln, and thus they learn that a steel trap is a thing to be feared.And ye: all wolves have the knowledge, as every trapper knows, and since they could not get it at first hand, they must have got it second hand\u2014that is, the information was communicated to them by others uf their kind.It is well known among hunters that a Pplece of iron *s enough to protect any carcass from the wolves.If a deer or antelope has been shot and is te be left out overnight, all that is needed for its protection is an, old horseshoe, a epur, or even any part of the hunter\u2019s dress.Nc wolf will go near such suspicione looking or human tainted things.\u2018lhey will starve rather than approach the carcass so guarded.With poison, a similar change has come about.Strychmine was consider:d infallible when first it was introduced.It did vast destruction for a time; then the wolves seemed to discover the dan: ger of that particular smell and would no onger take the poisoned bait, as I knot from numberless experiences.It is thoroughly well known among tha cattlemen now that the only chance of poisoning wolves is in the late summ-1 and earlv autumn, when the young are beginning to run with the mother.She cannot watch over all of them the whole time, and there is a chance of some of them finding the bait and taking it before they have been taught to let that sort of emell-thing alone.The result is that wolves are on th: ircrease.They have been, indeed, sinec he late 80's.They have returned ta ¢ny of their old hunting grounds in tha cattle countries, and each year they soem t> be more numerous and more wid:-ly spread,: thanks to their mastery of ti new problems forced upon them by civilization.\u2014Ernest Thomjeen Seton.in the \u2018American Magazine.\u2019 \u2018 ON -_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 There will always be a Pianist in your home if you own a PIANOLA or PIANOLA PIANO The success of the Pianola is lox: cal\u2014natural\u2014:inevitable.lt transforms the piano from a silent piece of fur.piture into s Musioal Instrument for it instantly gives every one the ability to play any of the 20,000 selections ot the Pianola\u2019s repertory artistically.Pianos of all makes taken in exchange._ NORDHEIMER'S, Limited, 580 St.Catherime St, West.gas fy a Rg oY a RY ie + / i | ' { i * five players in the a AT z > MISSIONARY INSTITUTE.OLIVET BAP TIST CHURCH, ILLUSTRATED ADDRESS - a ° ° ° ° .+ 2: 10 eet The Place of Pictorial Material in Missionary Education.\u201d SR.5.EARL TAYLOR, Sec\u2019y Young People\u2019s Department, M.B.Church, WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m.\u2014Addresses: REV.A.KE.AHMSTEONG, cn RUS£ELL, of India; REV.E.L REXFORD, LE.D., and REV.@ OSBORNE SESSIONS 4-6 EACH AFTERNOON; 7.8 EACH NIGHT, OCT.8-5.J THE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY (Home French & Forcigs) OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH IN CANADA.|: ~~ with temperature too low.for the com.oft|- ignation Service in.CRES CENT STREET CHURCH on the EVENING of THURSDAY, OCTOBER, the 10th, ¢t EIGHT O\u2019CLOCK,when MISS RACHEL WUcLBAN will be designated to Mission work in Maoso, China.hen MISS The REVS.MR.DOB2ON ané W.J.CLARK will address: the meeting.ALL ARE COR DIALLY INVITED.©.TROOP.will hold a Des terete CALVE.and Ooncert Party.\u201cTUESDAY, OCTOBER 8.REV.DR.PATERSON-SMYTH| WILL LECTURE ON \u201cThe Bible and Ancient Documents, with Limelight Views by Mr.J.B.LEAR- MONT, in St.George's Schoolhouse, TUESDAY, at 8 o'clock.Admission free.' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10.\"SUNNY AUSTRALIA Hiustrated by Steréoptioon Views.LECTURE BY Mr.JOHN J.VIRGO, THURSDAY EVENING, October jOth, ASSOCIATION HALL, §.15 O'CLOCK, Members and friends of the Association cordially invited.n .© Young Men's Christian\u2019 Association Dominion Square.FUTURE MEETINGS.in 2 + -\u2014 PHILIPSBURQG RAILWAY AND QUARRY COMPANY, Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the shareholders of the Company will be held on THURSDAY, \u2018October 24th, 1907, at 3 p.m., in the Committee Room of the Mechanics Institute, Montreal, to ratify a resolution by the Directors of the Company to cell the Quarries, Mills, and all other of the Company's assets, except the Rallway and Rallway Rolling Stcck, to the Missisquoi Marble .a.\u201c8 ~~ » kdmited: A HENRY TIMMS, Secgetagy-Treagurer.Moatreal, Bept.fist, 1907.esp VE MAILS FOR GREAT BRITAIN, EUROPE, Ele.CLOSE AT MONTREAL.Co Oct.\u2014 8 0.30 a.m.Adriatic, White Star.9 9.30 a.m.Cedric, White Star.9 9.30 a.m.La Provence, -G.T.Atl, * 6.00 p.m.\u201c4 Supplementary.11 9.00 am.Etruria, Cunard.all 6.00 p.m.Victorian, Allan.c12 1.00 p.m.Southwark, Dominion, 14 9.00 a.m.Lueania, Cunard.*14 6.15 p.m, \u201c Supplementary., 15 9.00 a.m.Teutonic, White Star.*15 6.15 p.m.s Supplementary.16 9.00 am.Celtic, hite Star._- *16 6.15 p.m.6 upplementary, 18 9.00 a.m.Lusitania, Cunard.*18 6.15 p.m.** Supplementary.218 6.00 p.m.Empress of Britain, C.P.R.cl9 1.00 p.m.Canada, Dominion.21 9.00 am.K.Wilhelm der Grosse, N.G.Lloyd.#21.6.15 p.m.\u201c Supplementary.22 9.00 a.m.Oceanic, White Star.23 9.00 a.m.Deutschland, Hamb.-Amer, 2% 9.00 a.m.Umbria, Cunard.425 6.00 p.m.Virginian, Allan, c26 1.00 p.m.Ottawa, Dominion.28 9.00 a.m.K.Wilhelm II.N.G.Lloyd.*28 6.15 p.m.\u201c Supplementary.29 9.00 a.m.Majestic, Whi tar.*29 6.13 p.m.\u201c Supgle tary, 30 90 am.K.Augusta oria, .Hamb.-Amer.*30 6.15 p.m \u2018* Supplementary.sLetters may be pasted up to 6.15 p.m.Other matter should be posted before § p.m.Registered befors 5.45 p.m.(a)Parcels (per parcel post) are Corwara- ed by the Caradian Stmr.the last Kime of mailing at Head Office being 5.00 p.m.on Fridays.Registered before 5.45 p.m.¥T1- ayes.Letters for the above malls may be posted at Postal Stations \u2018B\u2019 and \u2018Cl up to within 15 minutes of the above-mentioned hours of closing.¢ All classes of mail matter are Zorwarded by Dominion Line steamers \u2018Ottawa\u2019 ahd \u2018Canada,\u2019 but only specially directed.matter of all classes is.forward by - SS.\u2018Kensington,\u2019 \u2018Dominion\u2019 and \u2018Southwark.\u2019 Parcel] post by Domiplon Line steamers, closes at Head Office at noon on Saturday Registered before 12.30 p.m.Saturdays.DRIVING RECORD BROKEN ~ LJ .MISS CURTIS BROKE WOMAN'S RECORD, MISS PHEPOE FOURTH.Chicago, Oct.7.\u2014Miss Margaret Curtic, of the Essex Country Club, Boston, to-day broke the woman\u2019s driving record for the United \u2018States, and Ted the fleld of sixty- -bole qualifying round for the women\u2019s national championship on the links of the Midlothian Club, with a record of 35.Miss Curtis drove 220 yards from the first tee, the ball landing in a creek.She duplicated the long shot on the second hole, making a 3.Such playing allowed Miss Curtis to go out in 45, and come back in 50.Miss Harriet - Curtis, national champion, also of Essex, was Bec- ond ,with a score of 96.Miss Mollie Adams, of Boston, runner-up for the title last year, was third with 97, while Miss Sallie Aimalie, of Westward Ho, Chicago, tied Tor fourth place with Miss Frances Phepoe, of Hamilton, Ont., with 98.Several women tiéd.at 112 for 32nd place, end the play-off made the -qualifying ordeal run well into the evening.yo 81.00 to 82.50, Box Seats $3.00.ARENA.FRIDAY.| the question to be decided was to ascer- sale, MA, REV.F.BH \u2019 Tickets at Shaw's.LANDLORD'S RESPONSIBILITY TENANT CAN LOOK TO HIM FOR WATER SUPPLY., Mention was made in the \u2018Witpess\u2019 a few days ago of a judgment of the Court of Review confirming the decigion of the Superior Court and maintaining: the action in a case of McKillop vw.Tapley, where the plaintiff asked the cancellation of the lease of a house occupied by bim, at Qutremont, because it.wes ren- dered-uninhabitable through lack of water supply.- - _ The formal judgment of the court having now been brought down, further reference to # will be found of interest, owing to the importance of the issues raised in the case, .The defendant alleged in his plea that he had fulfilled bis \u2018obligation by the sole \u2018fact \u2018that there were: water pipes in the house, furnished With good taps, in good working order, which the plaintiff could open and shut at will, and that with respect to the want of water in the pipes, he bad nothing to do with that, but it was the tenant\u2019s own business, as.it-is he who pays the water tax dnd 1t is he who has contracted with the company having the duty of supplying the reer- dents of Outremont with water.\\ In rendering the judgment of the court Mr.Justice Lafontaine held that the contract is more truly between the owner and the company owning the waterworks eystenr.For, as à matter of fact, it was not the tenant -who connected the service pipes of the leased Louse with the water mains of the\u2018 company, which connect with its reservoir.Lhe contract was made between the.proprietor at the moment the construction, of the house In question was comipleted, and ii permitting the defendant.to connect .up.his house pipe with -its water main in the} street, a contract was formed between the owner of the house and the water supply company dor himself and his as- gignees and, consequently, for his futdre tenants., On the point that the water paid for to the company is the water used by the tenant, that.is merely a matter of adjustment between the parties for the remuneration earned by the water company for services rendered, and this in no possible way can affect the original contract between the owner of the house and the water company, which he made arrangements to haye the service pipes in the interior of his house conected with the water mains which are in the street.The learned judge further stated that tain whether or not a proprietor could stand aloof and relieve himself from all liability toward his tenant by simply eay- ing, my house- is in perfect order, you Lave a sufficiency of service pipes.in the house to supply you with water, if there is no water, it is through.no fault of mine, end it rests with you to procure- it, and he held that the lessor\u2019s obligation is to procure the enjoyment of the thing, and this obligation is not fulfilled suddenly and once and for all Simply by the delivery of the thing, as is the obligation of the seller in a contract of but it is a continuing obligation during the whole life of the lease, and the lessor i& bound to the warranty of the lessee by reason of all the defects and faults in the thing leased, which prevent or diminish ite use, whether tnown.to the lessor or not.rare LICENSE TRANSFER REFUSED.Ottawa, Oct.7~The board of license | and commissioners this morning refused to grant the transfer of the liquor license from \u2018the Rideau Hotel, New Edinburgh.to the Cecil Apartments, adjoining Bennett\u2019s Theatre.The transfer was Opposed by the Council of Federated Churches.[ \u2014 SWEDES WILL BUILDA SAILING MACHINE Londen, Oct.8.\u2014John Carlsson, a prom- {nent member of the Swedish Yacht Glub, declares, according to the \u2018Dally Mail, that if the rules of the New York Yacht Club cannot be altered to permit a yacht of the cruiser type to contest for the \u2018America\u2019s\u2019 Cup, then a \u2018sailing machine will be built at Neglinge whar?, outside of Stoekholm, as a challenger.M,A.A.A, GYM.CLASSES OPEN Active gymnasium work commenced at the M.A.A.A.yesterday afternoon with the first session of the ladies\u2019 class.Not- withstandite the wretched weather a large number of ladies turned out for the first of the season's instructions under Mr.J.Long.Practically the bulk of last year's members are again in the class, while there are also a number of new members.The orgariration meeting of the senior -men\u2019s class is to take place to-night, while the first of the business men\u2019s classes of o£, : Le pe RB 47 |Chicago and Detroit Open ar J.The trip of the Shamrocks to Ireland has Déen bericañi League champions WILL COMMENCÉ TO-DAY,- World\u2019s Championship Series.° Chicago, Oct.8\u2014The \u2018Chicago National\u201d League baseball players and.Detroit - A+ ; will\" play tie.opening sa of the or Shamplonel - es to-day at Chicago National Leagus: Park.Probably under-.a olear gky, but.uy of spectators.According to last nights predictions a stiff wind will blow acrogs the diamond from the north-west, and the: mercury, which fell sixteen deglees yet; terday evening, Will probably stand in We es.i That a record-breaking crowd will wit; ness the contest eytdenced by the en-.; pparent this mord- Reserved seats have all been sold out for weeks, end the grounds will be throws open at noon for the rush for th remefning bleachers, It_ia probable that Donovan will pie} Tor Detroit and Overall for -Chicage.: FIRST OF A NINH GAME SERIES.Boston, Oct.7\u2014The National and Americ can.Léeague teams of this city began play- mg a nine-gamg series to-day.Young's, pitching was the deciding factor, and the: American team won by 4 to 1.Score: Americs Nationals .0000010001 4 .& Batteriea\u2014Young and Shaw; Darper and Needham.Unipires, Connolly and Emslie.EASTERN TEAMS NOT ; WANTED IN THE WEST ties ; COUVER.: 201 hn ; - Fu x i Vancouver, B.0,, Oct.7.\u2014The eporting editor of the \u2018Neww Advertiser,\u2019 a Jaccpate the Tecymsel Toronto, lay down in their match ac Néw Westminster on Saturday at the start of the exhibition: series.This query is new going the rounda in Vancouver and New Westminster: and people wha attended tke natch firmly beiieve that .Tecumsohy 41d not want.to play, and they agr sumed a \u2018\u2018don\u2019t care\u2019 attitude throughout the match.he the Tecumasehs played #3 se, It was the same But there was sometfiing wrong.Théy failed to d& so, and now ithe publi: asks why.They \u2018hearted at tend themselves at any times they deliberately the field and resorted team, and the Tecu time, to rag tactics.No above al! others, ae it should be played, ; \u2018The general public should be protectaid,- At is too late to make amends for the Th- cent fiasco, professional teams from Easty ern Catada are not wanted out this ways The Tecumsehs were.the perpétratons of a most expensive \u2018Joke in lacrosse circles, For this they .meceived {heir.expenses.coast and Tbat they dié : gare powhit WFlioh \u2018way the mnatehy wend.Was shown when.one of theip.players, \"who \u2018was - puled off, came to the\u2019 lenes and, in \u2018had Hethinz to lôsè, and it dé\u2019 very little difference what end of the purse they received.02 FL or \u2019 \u2018The Fajr is over, the Tecumsehs have left for their homes in the East, and it is to be serious]y hoped that the Westerners Baye\u2019 seen the last of the Esstern profes- eional lacrosse players,\u2019 FOR THE PRESIDENT'S PRIZE FIRST ' ROUND AT ROYAL MONTREAL GOLF CLUB ON SATURDAY NEXT.The following qualified to \u2018take part in the first round for the president's.prize, to be played on or before Saturday ay Harris ve.A.Hodgson, A.Haig Sima va.J.8.Cassils, H.B.Durnzort are G.\u2018MH.Turpin, E.A.Bernard vs.W.C.Hodg- son or.W.-B.Blackader.-In \u2018the qualifying competition held on the Royal Montreal Golf Clubs course a Dixie some fine were turn n, the best net gecore belag that of Mr.Turpin, 84, with E.A.Bernard a close second with 85.Mr, Bernard\u2019a handicap, however, eight point win over Mr.Turpin.MURRAY AND ROBERTSON WON \u2014 / \u2018DEFEATED OUTREMONT AND BEA- CONSFIELD PROFESSIONALS ONE UP IN A 3 HOLE MATCH.\u2014 The third of the series of matches between the professionels\u2019 o: the local golf clubs was played yesterday over, Lhe courde of the Royal Montreal Golf Club resulted in 4 win for Charles Murray, of the Royal Montreal Club, and Alec.Robertson, of the Victoria Club, over Jimmie Black, of Beacopsfield, and Davie Black, of Outremont, by one up.The game proved to be the closest and most interesting of the series notwithstanding the weather conditions which were rather against good golf.The result will probably mean.that the geries will be decided in favor of yesterday's winners since the other two games had been even and the fourth may not be played.\u2018During the morning and the first time round Murray and Robertson outplayed their opponents, but in the afternoon ,eomewhat of a reversal of form took place and the Blacks commenced to make the result look problematical, for on the sixteenth green Dave Black squared the match with a magnificent putt, the finest of the afternoon.With' the match all square on the last green Île real excite- es k short y Black was , and he topped his approach, putting Jim out, but be holed in, four.Dave Black sliced, and his approach, though good, was not near enough for him.to hole out.Alec Robertson did the same, and it was not till the last ball was played that the match was ided.Murray had the honor of win ping the game, for with a beautiful ap+ proach.he ran up the banking to within a.couple of feet of the hole, going out y.of the men in the afternoon; Murray and Robertson\u2014 , 5 4 3 5 4 3 5 3 4 4 38 4 43 453\u2014® tbe eeason opened this aftermoon, \u2019, ;f 0 Dave end Jimmy Black\u2014 .q4aax99E2442385 4935447 4 representative of the Capitals, B.HB.B, B ns .00101017 x4 .10 01\" SO BAYS LACROSSE WRITER IN VAX- rlayer mimself, will say to-morrow morn | Ig ing: \u201cDid rosse team, of + I% 1.- +» : \u2018After the mate: with Vaniayver, when | expected that they wo : pole to psy Z nd agaidet New Wesaminstef, | 5 | Basterners only made haif- | F te to play and did not'ez- !- 7 Seterat ; meehg would do this if they were playing lacroske | They are entitled -to protection, and whäe | -and are drawn together as below: A, H.| gives him an} The following are the best ball eçores | Champions will Receive Minto | Cup on Oct.15.t + \u2019 definitely postponed till March next.THis was deci on at a meeting held Jast night et which a representative num- -ber- of members of the Executive and play- .9rs were present.While definite -arrange- \u2018ments for a tour of the British Islands \"have not been made as yet, it is consid- \u2018efed highly probable that some effort will he made to carry oyt an itinerary some- | thing on the lines of that of the Capital - Club on their visit to the other side last spring.The Shamrock banquet will be held on Tuesday next, the 16th inst.,, when the probabiy Mr.Emanuel Tasse or the genial \u2018Billy\u2019 .an, will hand over the Minto Cup to this season's N.L.U.champions.td |: The Shamrocks will play no more la- \u201cspoese this season.There was some talk about the Irishmen playing off with Lhe winners of last Saturday's Montreal-Na- \u201ctional game for the title of city cham- ons.The Shamrocks, however, do not \"fécägnise the city championship series and .ve hung their sticks up.for good this season.HARRIER RUNNING IN MONTREAL = -Harrier running seems to have taken a new lease of }ife in Montreal this fall un- \u2018der the auspices of the new Independent Harrier League which was formed as the \u2018outcome of the recent split in harrier 7] circles caused, when tbe original league af- fliated to the Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada./ The majority of the clube, | however, many of whom were not repre- -sented at the meeting which decided on walked about\u2019 48 |.i MR.W.MUIR EDWARDS, President of the Independent Harrier League, «ibe step, preferred to remain independent, banded together into @ new organization \u2018and elected officers, whom Mr.Muir Edwards, a past -president of the West- mount A.A.A., whose attitude towards pro- teasionalism in any shape or form is well known, was elected president.Mr.H.Diplock, of the Gordon Harriers, à body that has done much to foster long distance running in Montreal, was elected first vice- president, and Mr.C.A.Smith, of La- chine, second vice-president \u2018Walter Sten- MR.WALTER STENHOUSE, Elected Secretary of the Independent Harriers\u2019 League, house, the popular and energetic West- mount official was the -choice for secretary- treasurer.; The new league bas drawn up a good programme for the season.The firet union fun of the league will take place from the Y.M.C:A.on Oct.19, the run being foi- lowed by a supper and concert at the Y.M.C.A.On Oct\u2019 26 a junior road race will take place from the Westmount A.A.A gymnasium at Victoria Hall, and on Nov, 2 & senior cross-country dun will take place over the McGill cross-country course slarting from the McGill headquarters.\u2018 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL GUIDE.\u2018The Official C.nadian FootballGu'de\u2019 is the title of the current number of the Spalding Athletic Library.This book is No.303, - Group 3 he Spalding Series and covers & comp way the game hout the Dominion ol Canada.througho \u2018Yomé of the many features of the book are as follows: Officers, past officers, champions, comatitution, championship reguia- tions and playing rules of the Canadian Rugby Football Union, the Ontario Rugby Football Union, the Quebec Rugby Football Union and the Canadian Intercollegiate Rugby Football Union.Jt also contains half-tone illustrations of the prominent Rugby teams throughout | Cauèda , as well as all the officers of the \u2018association.This book should be in the hands of all Canadian Rugby players.THE C.A.A.U.AND THE RUGBY GAME.Wholesome Suspension of Players May Spoil the Series.As might have been expected the C.A.A, U., tollowi up their time-honored policy, disqualified all the football men who took part in Saturday's game at the M.A.A.A.grounds.The amateur status of Ernie Rnscell is the rock upon which the Jaterprovincial Union is threatened with shipwreck.The C.A.A.U.authorities were not sgtiaflied with the affidavit-of the amateur status of the player in question while they had the white-washing prooess in band and refused to reinstate him, although the Union had been assured that Russell wa) never really a professional at all, that is to say, he had never received remuneration for playing hockey for the Wanderers, but had played with and against professionals in the F.C.A.H.eeries last winter.The Argonauts protested the playing of Russell by Montreal in last Saturday's game, but this does not seem to have been taken into account by the C.A.A.U., who have rushed in to seize he opportunity of showing its authority in Montreal and the Interprovincial Union In which it appears to be backed up by the Hamilton Tigers who now say that they will abide by the C.A.A.U.'s rulings.Montreal and Ottawa wili stand together and the Argonauts or Torontos, as they are said to have prelerred to have been called, must, perforce, or undergo another whitewashing process by the C.A.A.U.before they can take part in any football in \u201cToronto.\u201d .The C.A.A.U., while it does not feel convinced of the genuineness of Russell's amateur status, has po definite grounds \u201cor its altitude towards his standing.Mont- ,real will continue to play him and may also utibize the services of another player, practically in the same boat as Russell, who, while himself an amateur, has played with and against rofessionals \u2014 Brnie Hamilten, of the Montreal Lacrosse team.AN OTTAWA OPINION.Ottawa, Oct.7.\u2014The action of Toronto Argoneuts in taking a chance by facing Montreal with Ernie Russell in the lineup, has created the greatest interest, il Ottawa.It is believed here Argonauts\u2019 action was one of premeditation, \u2018and done with an object.O! course, it is favorable to the management of the Ottawa City Club.3 \u2018We will stand right by Argonauts end Montreal in the present situation,\u2019 said Treasurer Paddy Baskerville to-day.\u2018In case the C.A.A.U.suspends the Argonauts, I belleve it will simply bring about what we have been hoping for, severing any connection» that is left hetween The Interprovinocial Rugby Football Union and the C.A.A.U.Hamilton Tigers, I am sure, will fail in line with the other clubs.The newe of Argonauts playing against Russell came as a pleasant surprise Lo us, as the Toronto team has all along been the stumbling block in the amateur question.It is now apparent the players of that team have few qualms of any threats from the governing body.We will most oartainly back up both Argonauts And Montreal in the latest move.\u2019 One thing the affair shows up in a most noticeable light, is the weakening of tbe C.A.A.U.in its own stronghold, Toronto.With a powerful organization like Argonauts showing its fangs to the governing body, the death-knell of the C.A.A.U.peals louder and louder.The C.A.A.U.'s control is no completely divested of every first-class sport in Canada.Hockey, football, lacrosse, paddling, field and track sports or bowling have broken away.This \u2018late move df the Argonauts may mean à change in Canadian Association of Amateur, Oarsmen.PRESIDENT STARK TALKS.Toronto, Oct.7.\u2014President Stark, of the C.A.A.U., sald to-day that he would uphold the action of the registration committee in suspending the players of both the Argonaut and Montreal football teams which played in Montreal on Saturday.The C.A.A.U.couldn\u2019t do otherwise than wbat they did.He declared the suspended men will bave to abstain for two Years from all professional sports before their cases can eyer be considered by the C.A.U.\u2018It the Hamilton or Ottawa teams play against them, they, too, will be suspended?\u2019 \u2018Yes.\u2019 ; \u2018Suppose Ernie, Russell's case is considered favorably by the committee and he is - passed ?\u201d \u2018There is no chance, as far as I can ascertain,\u2019 was Mr.Stark's reply.; \u2018I understand that the committee has evidenfe of professionalism against him.It.looks to me as if the whole thing Was premeditated on.ihe part of the Montreal people.Russell, as I understand it, is not even a\u2019gter player.They didn't really need him, but forced the issu& to bring about trouble.Well, tbey\u2019ve got it now, and the Toronto men went into it with their eyes open.They were not trapped by a subterfuge.They knew that Russell's cage was In abeyance, but they took & chance on being able to pull wires and fix it up.\u201d HAMILTON MAY REFUSE TO PLAY ON SATURDAY.Hamilton, Oct.7.\u2014The Hamiltog Rugoy Club, at a meeting to-night, decided that if the Argonaut Rugby team had been pro- fersionalived for playing on Saturday against Russell, of Montreal, that we an Tigers would abide by the C.A.A.U.refuse to enter the professional! ranks.The Tigers think Argonauts made a mistake in plaving against Russell, when his case had been up 60 often before the C.A.A.U., and they Will profit by the Argos\u2019 sin of omission by refusing to play.is a great Rugby town, a place where they bring the players up with the game.apd they are not going to ruin football there by entering a team in a professional league that will cut off promising amateur players from king the team.In other words, the big four league is still undecided, even if Montreal have won and one gate to their credit, and Argos a railway Bill to pay.It js thought here to-night tat the C.A.A.U.\u2018will reinstate the Rugby players who competed Saturday.on the face of Hamilton's refusal to play professional.- THIS MORNING'S HRACTICE CALLED FF.Practice at the M.A AA.grounds this morning wis called off on account of the bad conditions of the grounds and weather.A number of enthusiasts were out at the grounds, but it was eventually decided to call the practice off till to-morrow morning.The lights are being got \u2018into position with all possible expedition and it is hoped tc have the first night practice 25 at 188%, 4 at 187, 8 at 18814, L at-187, 1 at 186%.$ Dom.fiat.bonde\u2014$2,000 at 9314.Toronto Railway\u20142% at 99.Fextitle bond=\u2014§2,000 at 82 C.CALL MONEY STEADY New York, Oct.8.\u2014Noon \u2014 Money on Reported by MoRougall & Cowans,, Stock | - Ogilvie ptd.\u20142 at 118.+ + \u2018Mexfean\u201410 at 45%.- : à \u201c| fining, * $3.45: winnipeg, Oct.7.\u2014-There Gag been a big smssh In \u201ctiie wholesale prices of lumber pute city and weat recently, dut the re- Sell prices have not yet come down.There ave large quantities of lumbér on storage | timoughout te Dauphin district, and fur-.-ther west on the lines of the C.N.R.This | lumber is ready for shipment, and in fact Spe of it ie already on cars, but-no mar- \"ket can be found for it.At present the local men are meeting the situation as #3, {Much as possible by giving mare discounts, L well known city contractor who wanted 12.600 feet of lumber, learned that it could Hé secured near Carman.Only a few daya 4 #80 he got the desired quantity laid down veo £40 Winnipeg for $12 per thousand less than | i jibe prevailing prices in Winnipeg.w'1 CATTLE IN ENGLAND # \u2014 = - (Canadian Associated Press.) - Glasgow, Oct.7.\u2014Bdward Watson & Rit- \u2018chio report 842 cattle on offer, tho top | Quality selling at from 12e to 1fige; ses- ondary quality, 11%4c; middling and inferior, 10e to ile; bulls, top quality, 19s to 4 19e; inferior, 9c to 9%c per jb.-Liverpogl, Oet.L,\u2014John s & Oo.geble to-day American ateers, 120 to 12Kc- \u201819M%0; mative cows, 10c; bulls, 10%c.Trade [arms nt slow.ek ~ DAIRY EXPORTS asus ne eee ver ao Montreal., me.ee i Tra.18 even | .\u2014 _ ! corrons \u2018 sFEports of butter and cheese trom porta Cari.Cot\u2026 D.Tez.pfd xd-#6 84 \u201c| Of Montreal and Quebec for the week end- Teron o wh Mona.128 216 fig Oct.6, 1807: EL ; | mo 1.\"HEESE.| = Local.Thro\u2019.Total.Geste 5 11065 lu Bat Ma 9 9 je Great Britain .\\ 88168 1,874 100,537 Un, Con.Soe 105 Lof Wda 1 10% 1017 | Com: week, 1906 .90,658 15,009 103,667 D.Coal.3 Ÿ/° \u2014\u2026.L Paper 6 .Tr.week, 1905 .! 104,083 15.253 119,334 RD.Os : \u20189 0 adh \u20ac 96.| Since May 1 ., .1,322,368 225,877 1,548,346 D.L&# .\u2026 5 PAN 74 - bi § #1 Corr.period, 1906 .1,438,157 348,912 1,787,069 Hut 1 Sw ruse bes Lok.& wir af Corr, period, 1906 .1,349,238 297,388 1,646,628 = Sir of ul Tee, lated t © a Via Quebec .60 \u2026.1,600 Nivosen ty - 104 eu E [emo May 1.0818 661 4,60 vie.§ US Le * D 6 \u2026.wees POT.period, 1908 pt 14,424 20,962 EO.3 Les Luce Wesh FERN © BU .\u2018Rie de Jai.b, à = Ve ne + WE pe | Local.Thro\u2019.Total ; en LT To Great.Dritain cheer 7 38 so a.* .= rai .orr.week, 1906 .9,034 , UNLISTED STOCKS.- Corr.week, 1905.19.938 vat 20.907 riod DW.ror Pe a Le Te Erect rted byW.P.O'Brign, 84 35.Fran - Corr.period, 1906 .304,421 : 34, , co arity DEP win ar ve PC CEE, period\u201d 1906); (GS da al 600378 TORONTO MARKETS ee x .Toronto, Oct.8.\u2014The local grain market | Cohtinueès very unsettled, with prices extremely hard te fix cwing to the searcity of supplies, prices vary largely according % tbe individual needa of the buyer, and at some points values are from 1 to 2 cents higher (han at others.The Winnipeg Market was -very firm, with a spirited drive on the shorts in cats an added feature.These traders who had allowed themselves to get eaught were forced to pay an advence of 3 to 4 cents to cover their contracts.The movement had nd affect on the local market, as Manitoba oats gre not being traded in here yet, although one or two traders have been offered small lots.Local firms.were asking $1.17 for No, 1 Northern at lake ports, bit \"buyers were not disposed te pay the ad- VYohice, bids being little higher than oa Saturday: - Ontarie wheat was quoted from $1.01 to.$1.02 outside, with some buyers -Baïd sto be asking more at certain noints.= was uncertain in prices, ranging Toe to 73c¢, according to quality.The Northers, $1.12 bid, Point Edward.Ruling prices are: Winter wheat, No.2 white or red, $1.01 to $1.02: No.2 mixed, $1.01.Manitoba wbeat,No.1 Northern, new, $L.16 ta $1.18%4:- No.2, $1.1814 lake ports.Barley,from Tôc to Tic according to\u2019 quality.Oats, No.2.white, 52c to 52%c: mixed, blo outside, .Kye, 7c to 77¢ outside.- Peas quiet at $6c.outside, Corn, No.2 yellow American, 72%e, Toronto freights: No.2 yellow, 72e, No.2 mixed, Tic.Bran, $22 to $23 in bulk outside; shorts, $24.50 to : - Flour, Ontario %l percent patents, 93.55- bid for export.Manitoba patents, special brand, $5.80: second patent, $3.20: streng bakers, $5.25.- \"A CORNER IN CHEESE, \u2014 (Canadian Associated Press.) London, Oct.8.\u2014The promised advance in the price of Canadian cheese is said Lo be due to a corner by a London man who, it is alleged, now controls an immense quantity.THE WINNIPEG WHEAT MARKET.a Oct.Dec.Mar.Last night .\u2026 .111% 108% 112% Cpemlog .à .110% 107% 23 Closing .+ .110% 1034 113 Migh .+ .©.111 108% 113% os vo 1104 107% 112%; Low .\"CANADIAN BONDS q .(Canadian Associated Press.) London, Oct.8.\u2014The prices of Canadian securities this week are as follows:\u2014~Canada Government Intercolonial Railway 1n- terest guaranteed by the Imperial Government, 1903; 8s to 101s; ditto, bonds, 1910, 100s to 102s; ditto, 1018, 101s to 103s; Do- minion- of Canada stock regiatered, 1938, 968 to 93a.CHICAGO MARKETS Messrs.J 8.Bache & Co, Bell Tale- phone Bufiding, Montreal, report the closing qualations in Chicago to-day as fol- tows: : , NEW YORK MARKETS \u2014 \u2018| New York, Oct.8.\u2014Disappointing Liver- | pool cables caused wheat to open barely steady, but market advanced rly a cent later.Continental strength, Zoreign buying and iight offerings, to be followed by a \u2018set back upder realizing.Dee.$1.13 10 1.183%; May, $1.15% to $1.15%.Rye, firm; No.2 western, 94c f.o.b., New York Qian receipts, 45,150; option market was cuil thout transactions.Sugar, raw Te-, sp centrifugal, 96 test, $3.95 ; molaèses sugar, $3.10; refined, quiet.Cof- call steady at 534 percent; prime mercan- - fee, staady; No.7; Rio, 614; Santos, No.4, the paper, 7 percent.Exchanges, 296,- | 8%.Lead, quiet; wool, steady; hops, 845 167, \u2018gleady, ; co > | | a wo > ; a L E Shean ld 2 on dha oa [BANK oF WINNIPEG | Canadians, 10c to 12c; ranchers, 10: to.quotations were: Manitoba wheat, No.3 | Open.High.Low.Close, Wheat, Deo.108% 103% 102% 163) - May i.108% 109% 108% 109b.Corn, Dec.59% 59% 59 595 - May .59% it oa a Oats, Dec.B3 3 May .oh Sh 5ù Boh ; ct.+ si.errs cess « Pork se To.Yad 153 15.30 15.3 Land, ee oases 9.05 9.05 2.05 .Jan.eens 8.82 3.82 5.0 host ribs, Oct, 7.95 7.9 .85 .5 - Jan.e « oe 7.97 7.91 7.97 Later eme se AS A * LAND BANK ?* Wingipez, \u201cOct.7.\u2014Some curlosity exists moters of the \u2018Hank of Winnipeg.\u201d Quite % number of men couple the move with the statement made at the meeting of the Real Estate Exchange recently by Mr.Wm.Pearcon relative to the estab- ment of a land bank.It is known that 8 move along this line is being made and some of the bank managers and ican com- panied will probably get together soon with à view to the establishment of a bank with a provincial charter that will serve & prrpese not covered by the prs- sent.chartered banks.\u2019 .DAIRY PRODUC The local - cheese market \u2018is firm with hier quoted at 1I3%c, Townanips at ec, and Quebec grades at 12l4c per pound.To-day's cable shows an advance of 6d to &@s 6d on the Liverpool quotation on colored cheese.Butter is very firm and jobbers are asking 2c to-day for Townships grades.Sales were made yesterday at Farpham at 261C.A Liverpaal dairy produce report for the week ending Sept.27, says the cheese market has been quiet, the Inquiry being limited to adbeolute requirement, f[mporters are ture though cable advices from New Zoa- land indicate the possibility of a largely increased make thers.4 : Continental butter haa been in moderate request, but the \u2018ull eable advance has not been obtained.For bther sorts, Irish and Canadian, the market is firm at a slight advance in price.Siberlans are still plentiful 'and offering good value.CHEESE BOARDS.Date.Place.Offerings.Sales, Price.pe 7\u2014Lindsay .' .1,100 1190 .8 12% 7\u2014Fargbam ., 51 12 11-16 .BUTTBR BOARDS.7 Date.Place.Offerings.Sales.Price, Oct.- 7\u2014Farnham .186 188 26% \u2014% Vankleek Hill, Oct, 7.\u2014In the cheese reports of Shturday's markets cheese was quoted a4 being sold here fer 12%c.This la an error as all sold for 12%c.ORAIN MARKETS i ree The continued strength of the domestic and foreign wheat markets is responsible for another advance in flour quotations and prices liave been marked up, in some cases 3s much as 20c per barrel on spring \u2018wheat patents, and from #0¢ to 25c per parrel on Ontario grades.The demand for our is good on both local and European markets and trade is active.J Current quotations on rolled oats based on millers prices, are frdm $2.95 to $3 per bag, but very lew orders are to be obtained at such: a high figure and the market is quiet.The active demand to meet the winter requirements is still quite a way off and retailérs are evidently taking chances on a break in.the market rather than pay auch high prices at this early ate.\u2018Bren and shorts will bring almost eny price on the local market.and sales have been made at $24.00 and $27 per ton respectively.A recent.quotation from ab Ontario miller offers shorts at 426 on track Montreal, bags included.Thera have been very few offerings of bran.MONTREAL WHOLESALE PRICES FLOUR-\u2014-Manitoha spring wheat patents, $5.90 to $6.10; seconds, $5.36 to $5.60; winter wheat patents, $3.50; straight rollers, $6.10 w $6.20; jubags, $2.46 to 32.50; extra, $2.05 to $2.10, .ROLLED OATB\u2014$3.95 to $3 in bags of 90- 1bs, (nom'dnal), OATS\u2014No.2 Manitoba 57c to 60c (nominal), CORNMEAL \u2014 $1.40 to $1.45 per bag; nulated, $1.60.MILLFEED\u2014Ontario bran, in bags, $24 to $26; shorts, in bags, $25 to $26; Manitoba bran, in bags, $22 to $23; shorts, $25 to $27 (cominal).BEANS \u2014 Prime pea beans, in jobbing lots at $1.75 to $1.80 per bushel.POTATOFS\u2014T5c to 80 per bag of 90 lbs.in jobbing lots.PRAS \u2014 Hoiling, in broken lots, $1.17% $1.20 per bushel.HAY\u2014No.1, $14 to $15 per ton on track; No.2, $12.50 to $13.50 ; clover, $1l, and clover mixed, $11.50 to 3 MAPLE PRODUCTS Syrup, in tins, 6c to6ls ¢ per pound; in bulk, 5c to 5l4c per lb.Sugar, 8c to 9e, ; PROVISIONS \u2014 Barrels, short cut mess, $22 -to $22.50; 14 brls., $11.25 to $11.75; clear fat back, $23.50 to $24.50; long cut heavy mess, $20.50 to $21.50 ; 34 brls., do., $10.76 to $11.60; dry salt long clear bacon, 10c to 11%c?bris., plate beef, $14 to $16; halt barrels do., $7.50 to $8.25; bris., heavy \u2018mesg beef, $10; % barrels, do.$5.50; compound lard, 10%c to 10%c; to 12%c ; kettle rendered, 13c to 13%c ; hams, 12%c to 15140, according to size; breakfast bacon, 14c to 15%c; Windaer | bacon, 15\u20ac to 156%¢ ; \u201cresh killed abattoir dressed bogs, $9.23: alive, $6.23 to $6.50.FUTTER-»Townships, 2640 to 27c; Quebec, 25c to 25%4c.BGGS\u2014 No.1 candled and straight re- deipts, 22c to 23c per dozen: selects, 260: CHEESE\u2014 Western, 12 1-8c; Townships, 12%c; Eastern, 1244c.; nr - The Royal Trust Co, MONTREAL CAPITAL .Subseribed, $1,000,000.Paid Up, $700,000 Beserro Pad, $700,000.BOARD OF DIRECTORS Right Hoo.Lord Strathcona and Moust Royal, G.C.M.G.PARSIDENT.Boa.Sir George Drammoad, K.C.M.G.Vron-PRESIDENT R.B.Angus, Hon.R.Mackay, BE.$.Clouston, A.Macnider, B.B.Greenshields, H.V.Meredith, C.M.Hays, A.T.Ryterson, C R.Hosmer, Sir R.G.Reid, Sir W.C Macdonald, James Ress, Sir T.G.Shaughnessy, K.C.V.0.Sir william C.Van Horne, K.C.M.G Offios and Safety Deposit Vaults, Bank of Montreal Building, \u201c 100 8%.James Street.1 in finaneial circles as to who are the pro- | more apprehensive with regard to the fu-; pure lard, 1130 | Le 1 9 \u2014 mr _ The Sovereign Bank of Canada _- HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.Pald Up Capital: - - $3,000,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS : JMILIUR JARvIg, Esq.= = Presiden HANDOLPH MACDONALD, E8q.,1st Vice-Presiden: A.A.ALLAN, Esq., - = End Vice-Presiden HoN D McMILLAN, ARCH.CAMPRELL, Esq., M.P, A.KE.DYMENT.Esq , M.P.HON.PETER MCLAREN, W.K.MCNAUGHT, Esq.M.P.ALEX, BRUCE, Ksq., K.C.F.G.JEMMETT, - e - General Manages R.CasggLs, - - Asst.General Manage Savings Bank Department Interest at best current rates paid quarterly MAIN OFFICE ; 232-236 St.James st, A.M, B.MACKENZIE, Mgr.UPTOWN BRANCH : 756 St.Catherine, W Corner Guy St.W.A.GRASETT, Mg: BE YOUR OWN BANKER Invest your savihgs yourself and make B} to 67 interest, \u2014just as the banks do.You can do so through the \u2018Investment Bureau.\u201d which is managed by trained bankers, Call a write D.M.STEWART & CO., : Bankers, Tel.Main 2880.151 St.James et, Montreal, TRACTION INVESTMENT.We are authorized to offer a small block of the 6 percedt Cumulative i Preferred stock of a Traction Company of established earning power, upon a very favorable naals, The eecurities of Traction Companies with long term franchisss and assured earnings yield precedence to zone in the favor of in- vestore in view .of the fact that their receipts are perhaps less affected by industrial depression than those of any other species of un- dortoking.The Company in question leaves little to be desired with re-vect to fraichises or earnings.We will be pleased to furnish full parliculars on application.McCUAIG BROS.& CO., Members Montreal Stock Exchange, 157 St.James Street.et = re = a TT mi | mm PROFESSIONAL .CARDS.be ; ABVECATES, BARRISTESS, de.\u201cELLIOTT & DAVID, Gdvesatos, Barristers and Solicitors, Commissioners for all the Provinces And for the Staies-ot husetts and Now York.banada Life Buliding, 139 st.Jamos St.Henry J.Elliott.A.David, \u201cF, 8.MACLENNAN, KC.Advocates, Barrister and Solleiter, New York Life Building, Montreal Tel.Main 4708.SMITH, MARKEY & SKINNER, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, ete METROPOLITAN BUILDING 179 OY JAMES STRERT.ROBT.C.tMITH,K.0.FRED.H MARKBY,K WALDO W, SKINNER KENNETH G.ROBERTSON Tel.Main 398) PATTERSON & BROWN, Advecates, Barristers & Golioitors, .CITY & DISTRIOT BANK BUILBING, 180 St James $t., Montreal.W Patterson, M.A.LLB EN.Brow, BA,BGL R.RINFRET,B.Sc.Civil Engineer (McGIil! Diploma).Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor WATERWORKS Eto., SURVEYS, No.260 ST.JAMES ST.Montreal MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSURD 8Y JOHN M.M.DUFF, 107 St.James Street, {9 Crescent Street PATENT ATTORNKYS, We solicit they business of Manufacturers Engineers and othèrs who realize tho advisabf ity of having their Patent business transe stes by Experts Preliminaryadvice free.Che: 39 moderate.Our javentor\u2019s Adviser sent request.Marion Marion, New Yor Life Montreal : gnd Washington.D\\C.U.S.A.PATENT ATEN a BLACKMORS TENT ATTYS 12st mess Montres Writé for \u2018The Prespestive Patentes.\u201d PATENTS THAT -PROTECT FETHERSTONHAUQH & O00, Cha W.Taylor, B.Se, late Examiner Canadian Patent Office CANABA LIFRL BUILDING, - MONTREAL OWEN N.EVANS | PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS H.ROBERTSON, Manager, \u2019 - chs enh ate ee a ee ne erie sb ort : .I tres eg pgs a.7 ey any \u2014 Slr J Lon get, Cp = Ji: a =; Ë R 1 cab v0.28 PSS EE PE SAYS.IT IS ESSENTIAL CONDETION THAT THE MONEY SHALL GO TO PROTESTANT COMMITTEE.A copy of à printed circular issued oy the board of governors of McGill University before the agreement with the government relative to the amalgamation of the Normal Schoo! with the Macdonald College was entered into, has been sent to the \u2018Witness.\u2019 This circular explains in detail the proposals of Sir William Macdonald, and the provisions.made for continuing the work of the Normal | School under the auspices of the new The future administration « of \u201c the-Normal School grant is refe in terms which admit of no misunderstand- or the circular says: he board of governors understands that the government of the province has slready expressed its to con- time the sums now voted for the maintenance of the McGill Normal School, which may be set free on the acceptance of this offer from the board, and to devote these sums (in addition.to other grants made from time to time) to the support of Protestant education under the regulations of the Protestant Committee.This is regarded by the board as an essential condition of the mew arrangements now under consideration.\u2019 COMMITT: RECORDS.The abeve shows the \u2018 understanding that the McGill authorities who conducted negotiations with the government had with reeerd to the administration of the grant The records of the Protestant Committee of the Council of Public.Instruction are equally decisive.At the meeting on March 13, 905, a sub-committee was appointed to wait on the government with regard to that ind other subjects, and at the Sept.20th (1905) meeting, the committee, according to an -extract from the official minutes, reported as follows:\u2014 \u2018At the interview of the representatives cf your committee with the Premier and the Provincial Treasurer, the former admitted that in future the Protestant share of the Normal School grant shou should hc continued, even should t School be merged in the Ste.Normal College, and should go to Protestant education in the province as the teatant Committee shanld determine.\u201d TELEGRAPHER HEAVILY FINED.Denver, Col, Oct.7.\u2014Thomas A.Banks, a striking et ograoher, who assaulted S.E.Leonard, superintendent of he Neue, Union Telegra è pan e- st turday (was.$50 and.costs by Parce Judge Stapleton, to-day.READ LE PARAGRAPHS HARD ON THE CITY.It costs New York city $637 (including $50 for mourning badges), to bury a dead alderman; and it does not have the.right to choose the one who is to be buried.\"TIS FOOLISH TO BE FRETTING.Tis foolish to be fretting And into worry getting \u2018O\u2019er things that can\u2019s be cured; Just take the right way, thinking How useless to be shrinking From what may be endured, And with a manner fearless, ; ° With steady eye and tearless Take what may be your due; - For life is ever bringing, As time is quickly winging, Some good from out the rue, \u2018Take lesson from the weather, That sunshine altogether \"For verdure ne'er will deo; That clouds and rainy season Are given for a reason Though dimly we may view, Then let a heart of gladness Arige \u2018rom gloomy sadness As breaks thé morning hour; When o'er the mouyntair glowing The god of day is showing A magic working power.EMELINE A.WILSON.Brooklyn \u2018Eagle.\u2019 A HUMBLE APOLOGY.When John Scott (lord Eldon) was at the dar he was remarkable Zor the sang troid with which he treated the Judges.On one occasion a junior counsel], on hearing their lordships give judgment againet His client, exclaimed that be was \u2018surprised at such a decision.\u201d This was construed into contempt of/court and he was ordered to attend at the court next morning.Fearful of the consequences, he consulted his friend, John Scott, who told Bim to be perfectly at ease, for he would apologize for him In a way that would \u2018avert any unpleasant resu't.Accordingly when the name of the delinquent was called, John rose and coolly addressed the assembled tribunal: \u2018I am sorry, my lords, that my young friend has so far Yorgottea himself as to treat your honorable beach with dierespect.He is extremely penitent, and you will kindty ascribe his uninten- tiopal insult to ignorance.You must see at once that it did originate in that.He sald he was surprised at the decision of your lordships.Now, i! be had not been very ignorant of wbat takes place at this court every day\u2014bad he known you \u2018wat Bait as long as I have\u2014he wonld not}.Le surprised at anything you did.\u201d QUEBEC £ NO CHARGE D QUEBEC LINE\u2014Steamers leave daily, Toronto, $8.00.Return $16.00.\u2018Including\u2019 and Fridays, st 5 pm.(IIE DAILY LINE STRAMERS WITHDRAWN FOR SEASON, Str.PRINCESS, to Carillon and \\ater- mediate Ports WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, at 6 am., from fool Nasareth street.General Office and.Stores, Eu 165 COMMON STREET, CANAL: Tel.M.1089.~ PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given he that under the First Part of chapter of the Revised Statutes of Catrda, 1906, ors as \u2018The Companies Act,\u201d letters patent have been issued under the Seal of the Secretary of State of Canada, bearing date the 1ith day of July, 1907, ineorpor- facturer, John Pattyson Black, manufacturer, James Roy Gordon, commission erchant, William George Ross Gordon, anufacturer, - \u2018William \u2014Yuile Xing, accountant, Thomas John Rodger, eecretary, and Anthony \u2018Haig Sims, manufacturer, ail of the City Montreal, in the - Province of Quebec, for the following purposes, viz.: (1) To manuf ture, buy, sell and deal In «ll kinds of linen, woollen, cotton, silk and other textile fabrics; (2) To prepare for u& as wearing.apparel and to sell.and deal in all such articles as are made in whole or in part of linen, woollen, Cotton; silk or other textile fabrics to be used, as wearing apparel; (3) To manufacture, buy, sell and deal in all articles necessary convenient to be used in connection with the sale of the company\u2019s products; (4) To manufacture boxes, cardboard, paper and other similar materisis and \"by.ail processes of manufacture make same fit for use and to sell and deal in in.the same as manufactured articles; (6) To' aogu \u2018by purchase, lease or otherwise, and from ph Company.| time to time to sell and dispose \u2018of.all such land and buildings.88 ne or conventions on hth company\u2019s business: \u201c© To.develop and operate plants for the création \u201cof power in connection with the company's business | either from steam, water or otherwise; (7) To acquire any patent or, patent.righte or licenses and to use.any patent for for the purpose of manu\u201cacturing .any using any progess in fen ott with t company\u2019s business and to grant Jiceuses to others to use any patent or patent rights which the company may have acquired; (8) To acquire by purchase, lease vor otherwise thre business of any company, firm or n carrying on any business which the company has power to carry on, together with the whole or part of the real or personal, riovable or immovable property used by sald company, firm or person in connection therewith and to chase, shares of stock, bonds or debentures in any other corporations carrying -on business with objects similar to those of this company upon such terms as to the payment of the same by the issue of fully paid-up shares of the capital stock of the compaty or otherwise as may be upon; (9) To issue as fully paid-up \u2018capital stock of the company to euch amount as the majority of the shareholders may an thorize \u201cor the purpose of acquiring the business of any company, firm person which the company is autharized to acquire or the stocks, bonds or other -ae- liver such stacks or the company\u2019s bonds or debentures in exchange therefor; (19).To sell, lease, or otherwise dispose «of the company\u2019s business, \u201cproperty and -under- taking \u2018or cash or for-stock, bonds or ee- curities in any other company and the éame to distribute amongst the company\u2019s shareholders by way of dividend or in repayment of capital -and to liquidate the company\u2019s businees and surrender its charter; (11) To issue bonds or debentures in euch amounts for such purposes and bearing such rate of interest as™the majority of the shareholders may determine and to secure the same by hypothecating or trans- rring to a trustee or trustees the whole or part of the company\u2019s property real or personal, movable or immovable upon such terms as the majority of the shareholders may determine.\u2018The operations\u2019 \u2018ol the company to be carried on throughout the Dominion of Canada and elsewhere by the name of \u2018\u201cThe Progress Manufacturing Company\u2019 (Limited), with a capital stock of forty-nine thousand dollars divided into \u2018four hundred and ninety shares of one bundred dollars, and the chief place of business of the said company to be at the City of Montreal, in the Province of Quebec.this 12th day of RW.SCOTT, Secretary of state.DUNTON & BABY, Notaries.AONSON & ROTENBERS PAWNBROKERS, 601 Craig res Vad Fowler and Dry dood.Pare ARONSON & pet ear mel Pawnbrokers and Jewsilere, State of Canada, 1907.A.HODINA, Practioa! §hoe Maken Repairs Boots, Shoes and \u2018Rubbers.Main 5061, 4 BEAVER.HALL HILL.128 or.JAMES ST.Svar amin.ating George Hayward Harrower, manu- curities of any such company, and to 'de- | ; Dated at the office of the Secretary of ; Ye vi FOR except Busdays, at 7 pan.Marmiton, $8.50.- Fall Excursions to the Saguenay enly $1 8, including Meals and Berth.SAGUENAY LINE\u2014S Steamers leave Quebec, Tuesdays and Satarday, at.8.80 a | r Bonaventure Unien Depot CEE | MONTREAL-TORONTO-HAMILTON LINE Steamer leva: oa Monts W Hommes oe et ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.3 oer Sursee Te.LIVERPOOL, - Nov.16/ TRAIN SERVICE, \u201c MARITIME EXPRESS\u201d \u2014 \" Levis; Quebec, Riviere du Le Meancton, St.Jshn, and the Syineys.Leaves at 12.00 noon \u2018dally (except Sature day to Riviere du Loup, only).Through\" Sleeping Cars to St.Join and \u2018 Halifax, Mailles.Daily, except Sunday, 11.45 p.m.a Buffet Bleeping Car ie Je ncbod to this train, which passengers can occupy afier 9 p.m.[ AI trains of the Intercolonial Railway arrive: and depart from the Bonaventure Union Depot.- ; CITY TICKET OFFICE, St.Lawrence Hall\u2014141 St.James street, or Bonaventure Union Depot.Tel.Main 615 J, J.MeCONNIFF.Pass.& Ti t H.A.PRICE, ous cket Agent = CANADIAN PACIFIC Commenoing Thursday, | Qotober 10th, train leaving : Windsor Station at 10.10 \u2018a.m.will run as far.as Calgary only.| Trains leaving Windsor | arriving 7.00 a.m.dalily, will |» continue to run between |; Montreal and Vanoouver.ANADA MUP last ARPET 5 LEANING ~~ 1sCSt Antoine OMPANY, .Street, PHONE: GOLDEN WHEAT AND WRITE BOUATAIN BREAD: PHONE US FOR a TRIAL LOiy.R.8.AULD, 55: St.Antoine, Ce: Atwater Aves TEL.MOUNT 43 .JACKSON & co, CARPENTERS, BUILDERS And CONTRACTORS.Valuations mde.py Sobhing.prompily 28D te soe HIBERNA co Fak Mala MES, +, TN | EVERY ONE A SLEEPER - Crawford & Son, The MATTRESS \u2018MAKERS, 5565 William Se.Tel.Main 3944.\u201cMONTREAL.* BAVE TOCACOLN?Get a \u2018Bex of HARTES GRIP WAFERS, Cures a Cold tn 24 hours.Price 256.HAVE YOU A COUGH?Then get a bottle of HARTE'S oouaH MIXTURE Price 28a, 180 Notre Dan : .8.v4 Dominion .,.« TRAINS | Par.- - Limos\u201d ocomforiavie #lvacsivs in the Canadian 7:25 | at aa ter a we The \u201cOTTAWA\u201d holds the record for the À e au Drumi ndv &.fantest passage between.Montreal and Uiv- ant Levi, Quebes.| Piret-Class rate, $50.00; Second-Class,- 12 Hyacine Av, Oram mengeitie q Dining Car, | 3:0 LOCAL EXPRESS \u2014 Dally\u2019 except = Sunday, for St.Hy poiet and | : in| Drummondville, Nigolet an Pt intermediate stations.11 45 NIGHT EXPRESS for que- i BEC and intermediate sta PA tiens.{acrved, may be bomesteaded by any per- japéeclion must Station at 10.10 p.m.and |i lars, the applicant will lose any prior right | settier : {tion within one season from the date of thé Uttawa ss ee eo Send \u201cQet tensingion 1.\"UT.\"or 9 Steamers saïl \u2018frém Mou.rvas we Quedec at 7.00\" pom: \u201cCEINALA (1s v9 Of the fastest and .\u201c éayligat; $37.50 and upwards, according to steamer.MODERATE RATE SERVICE, To Liverpool; $0.00 and $42.50.To London, $2.50 additienal.Third-Class to Liverpool, London, Lon- donderry, Belfast, Glasgow, $37.50.MONTREAL TO BRISTOL(AVONMOUTH) STUTCOMIAND «ie sree sess 0e voso sae OL.LZ Englishman .«ove op 0.Oct.D Mayximan *e soe eo.4s oo .e .«se NOV, 9 \u2018For all inférmation apply to local agents or to BONINION LINE; 37 St.Sacrament Street, Montreal.&YNGPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH-WEST HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.ANY EVEN NUMBLRIKD secuon ot Lo- minson Lauds in Manitoba or tne North- West Provinces, exceptiug 8 anû 26, not ree son the sole head of a family, or male over 18 years of dge, to the extent of one- quarter section, of 160 acres, more or less, Applications for homestead entry or in- be made in person by the applicant at the office of the local Agent or Sub-Azent AD application for entry or inspection nally at any Sub-Agent's office nay De wired to the local agent by the Sub-Agent, a th the expense of the applicant, an?if the land applied for is vacant on -réceipt of the telegram such application is to have priority, and the land will be .held aati the the be summarily can will forfeit all priority of claim.An gpplicant for inspection muet de eli- &ibla for homestead entry, and only one application for inspection will be received from an individual until that application has Jeen disposed A homesteader whose entry is in good standing, and not lable to may.subject to approval bo uish it in favor of _}son, daughter, brother or sister, it aigle, but vise on te no one fling dealaration ahandonment.\u2019 - Where an enly is summ cancelled, volun ty ned, es institution of cancellation proceedings, tue prior for tuspootion will be entitled to 0 FE of Su must state in wi pp toutes the fiomesteader is in default, and if subsequently the statement is fourd to be incorrect in material particu- of re-entry, « the land me vacant, or if entry has been granted it may ray cuuoelled | steed \u2014A settler requ.per- from the conditions under one of the foi- lowing plans:\u2014 (1) At least six months® residence upon ad cultivation of the Jand tn in each year during the term of three A L£ the fatter (or m deceased) of a homesteader resides upon ° a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for by such bhomesteader, the requirement as to residence may be satisfied by sald person residing with the father or mother.(3) It the settler h the vicinity of his homestead, the uire- ment may be satiefied dy residence upon *Betore making application for patent the must give six months\u2019 notice in writing to the Commissioner of Dominion l.dnds at Ottawa of his intention to do s 3 REGULATI COAL.sé \u201cor a period of Syenty one yezrs at an anoual rental of $ acre.Not mere than 2,560 acres shall be Toasea teased to one n- dividual or company.A royalty och?rate of five cents per, ton shall ba collecte cn -the merchaatable coal m: aed.- QUARTZ: \u2014A free miner's pertificate is gracted upon payment in advance of $5 per En for ab individual, and \u2018from $50 $100 per annum for a company cd to Capital.A free miner, having discovered mineral in puce.may locate a' claim 1,500 x 1,500 teet.The Tee for recording a claim is $5.A' least $100 must be expended on: the claim each year, or paid to the minin corder in lieu thereof.When $500 has son sxpended or paid, the locater may.upon having a survey made, and upoa oomply- {ag with other requirements, purchase the nd at $1 per acre.a roy ty 6! 214 percent on the sales.\u201c Piacer mining\u2019 claims generally are 100 feet square entry fee $5, renewable yearly, A free miner may obta in two leases to dredge for gold of five miles each for a term of twenty vears, renewables at *he dizcretion of the Mihister of the Interior.lessee shall have a dredge in opera Jease for each five miles.Rental annum for each mile of river leased.ora st the rate of 214 percent collected on tha output after it exceeds $10,000.CORY, Neputy \u2018et the Minister of the Tntérter, N.B.\u2014Unauthorized publication of this ad.vertigement will unt be paid fer.LD NEWSPAPERS \"suitable for wrapping purposes, for sale at } as his permanent re- 4.sldence upon farming land owned by him in 0.SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NOS TH-WRST : MININ | AL.\u2014Coal mining Tights is be loas~ t provides for the payment of |.i SSN » _ ALLAN LINE.ROYAL MAIL SERVICE, MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL, VICTORIAN .Oct.11 5.00 a.m.Nov.7 CORSICAN .Oct.18 9.00 a.n:.Nov.15 VIRGINIAN .Oct.25 5.30 a.m.Nov.28 TUNISIAN Nov.1 9.00 a.m.VICTORIAN and VIRGINIAN, each 12,000 tons, are the only Turbine Steamers on the Canadian route\u2019 tion.Record passage, 5 days i4 hours.Midahip saloons, Cabine du luxe,spacious promenade decks, electric lights throughout.FIRST-CLASS, 850 and up, according to steamer and date of sailing.8KCOND-CLASS ~ Liverpool, Londonderry, 840 and up.Return.tickets at reduced rate.THIRD CLASS Liverpool, .London 2: $27.4, and sels, according to steamer, .\u2018MONTREAL Te CLASGOW.Grampian .Oct.10 Icnian .Oct.21 Sicilian .Oct.17 .Corinthian Oct.31 The new .kigh class Twin Screw SS.Grampian, 10,000 tons, will sail Oct.10th.Her accor medation for all classes is un- excelled, \u2019 Rates\u2014First Class, $50 and up, Second Class, $35 and $40.Third Class, $26.50.MOXTREAL TO HAVRE AND LONDON.Sardinian, Oct.19 Parisian .Nov.3 Saloon, \u2018called, \u2019 \u2018Secoud Spoin\" Rate, $40 and up Third Class, $27 50.Apply to H.& A.ALLAN, Belfas; Moatreal, Reford Agencies SAILINGS FROM MONTREAL.DONALDSON LINE.Montreal.Claggow WeekiyServios 8S.CASSANDRA (cold storage) .Oct.10 SS.LAKONIA (cold storage) .Oct.17 SS.PARTHENIA (cold storage) .Oct.24 SS ATHENIA (cold storage) .Oct.31 Passenger Rates\u2014One-claes Cabin, $4) to $60; - Steerage, $26.50 to $30.00.THOMSON LINE.Montreal-London Weekly Service SS.DENON À (cold storage and cool Oct.12 88, KiLooNA (cold storage \u2018and cool .0ct.19 ss.LATONA (cold storage and \"cool air) ,.Oct.28 LEITH SERVICE.SS.FREMONA ., .About Oct.26 NEWCASTLE SERVICE, \u20188S.FFEMONA .About Oct.26 | \u2018ABERDEEN SERVICE.SS.ESCALONA .About Oct, 31 TELEPHONES\u2014Office, Main 5650 and 5651; Donaldson Wharf, Main 5658; Thomson Wharf, 65656.| THE ROBERT REFORD CO., Limites, MONTREAL, TORONTO, QUEBEC, ST.JOHN, N.Bee oe oa To I From gene.2 3.LAKE CHAMPLAIN .Sept.1 4.BMPRESS OF TRELAND Sept.2 Oct.13.LAKBE ERIE .Sept.EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.Oct.A Oct.26\u2014LAKE MANTTORA Oct.9 Nov.1\u2014EMPRESS OF IRBLAND.Oct.18 Nov.9\u2014LAKE CHAMPLAIN .Oct.23 WINTER RATES NOW IN FORCE.Winter Rates (First Cabin) from Canada, $50.00 upwards, aboording to steamer\u2014ara now in force.À GEO.McL.BROWN, .Gen.Pass.Agent, Rooms 3, 4 and 5.Board cf Trade, Black Diamond Line \u201cBONAVISTA\u201d Is expected to sail as follows: \u201c10 P.M.OCT.14th, For CHARLOTTETOWN, P.i.1.the SYDNEYS, C.Band 8T.JOHN'S, NFLD.For passage, etc., apply to J.RB, COOKSON, &.P.A., Main 4491.112 St.James street Groceries, Provisions, &e White Clover in Comb.JUST RECEIVED, two thousand five hundred one pound sections or the FINEST WHITE CLOVER HONEY.Will be sold Wholesale and Retail by WALTER PAUL, Family Grocer, Cor.Metcalfe and St, Catherine sts.Phones\u2014Up bei \u2019 s 1239, i .\u201c PUR .Co am pes ra, BO Bet.cq A Ag wh WE At Hl Nh gs Me.wr A PS Cr I il i éJ da - , i J - Le æ 4 E - \u20ac Ix) 5 8 A LS .to.Ly ; Le Fv \" TL 6; ELTA.4 £3 ®.2h Zr wn def gia the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, tm lu- | ab.packages, at $I Der 100 Iba.| Absolutely vo vibra.| HONEY! HONEY!| CHANGE OF TIME NOMINING BRANCH IN EFFECT OCTOBER 13th.St.Agathe, 8.49 a.r., $9.15 am.» p.m, 4.45 p.m.Labelle and Nomining LS§.40 am.!.,5 a.m, 4.45 p.m.0 (I) Saturéay only.(tL) Monday, nesday and Salurday.fSSus days oniv trains week days only.Fall and Winter \u2018Time Table .take effect October 13th.Full pari.will be published later.Commencing Thursday, October trains leaving Windsor Station :- a.m., and arriving 6.30 p.m., day, run \u2018between Montreal and Calgary : Trains leaving Windeor Siniio, p.m., and arriving 7.00 a.m.daily w.,.tinue to run between Montreal and à al couver.CHEAP RATES.Second Class from Montreal uni October 3ist, 1807, \u2014Vancouver, Victo 3 at $48.60 Tacoma and Portland.Ce $46.10 \u2014Spokane, Nelson, Roses.$45.60 Miseouls, Salt Lake, Hc.« $49 00 ~San Francisco, Los Ange: .via Chicago only.Proportionately low rates to other poin':.Colonization Excursion to New Ontario.i and Temiskaming District.Round Trip, Second-class Tickets will he sold on Oct.10th from Montreal to Sr: geon Falls, Verner, Warren, Chelmsf \u201c4, Massey, Blind River, Ville Marie and North Temiskaming, at a very low rTa'e.City Ticket Office, 129 St.James Street, Next Post Ofiice.ds}, ] fil Montreal,Boston and Springfield and points lin New England Sia es.5 Two trains each way daily.Leave Monreal 0 $8.31 a.m., Arrive Bocton *7.v5 4 p.m., *8.05 am.Café Parlor Cars and through Coaches on day trains.Sleeping Cars and through Coaches on night trains.MONTREAL ST.JOHNS BURLINQTON Effeative October 7th.Leave Montreal 11.35 p.m.Arrive Burlington $5.15 p.m.MONTREAL\u2014TORONTO 4 Trains sach way dally.Leave Montreal\u2014*9.00 a.m., *3.4 am.#7.32 p.m., *10.30 p.m.Arrive Toronto\u2014\"4.) p.m., *9.45 p.m., *6.15 a.m., *7.30 a.m.Kile gant Cafe-Parlor Car service on 9.00 am train.MONTREAL \u2014OTTAWA (3 trains each way week days.) (2 trains each way daily.) Leave Montreal\u2014*8.30 a.m., {3.40 p.m.\u2026 7.30 p.m.Arrive Ottawa\u2014*11.30 a.m., 15.40 p.m., *10.30 p.m.Elegant Buffet Parlor Cars on all trains.MONTREAL\u2014NEW YORK Leave Montreal\u2014i8.45 a.m., 11.00 am, #730 pan.Arrive New York\u2014{8.15 p.m.$10.08 p.m,, *7.20 a.m.\u2018 *Daily.jEx-Sun.§Sat.and Sun.only.xBc4Sat.REDUCED FARES.Until OCTOBER 31st, 1907 Second Class Colonist Fares irom Montreal te SEATTLE, VICTORIA, VAN- co OUVÉR and PORTLAND, $48.60 ROSSLAND, NELSON.TRAIL, ROBSON, SPOKANE .$46.10 D | aacoxpa; purre, HELENA.$4560 pEx- $38.60 e\u2026eveepenece0 COLORADO SPRINGS, VER, PUEBLO SAN FRANCISCO, | Les AN- $490 00 cui Rates to many ether Points.Tourist Sleeping Cars Leave Montreal Mondays and Wednesdays at 10.30 p.m., for he accomanodatiol at assengers holding or second- tickets to CHICAGO AND WEST thereof as far as the PACIFIC COAST \u2014nominel chatge in made for berths, which may be reserved in advanoe.JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.Norfolk Va.Cheap rates still in effect.For fall particulars apply to CITY TICKET OFFICES, 3127 St.James street, Telephones Mats 460 and 46], or Bonaventure #tatien.LINES \u201cAMERICAS GREATEST __ * RAILWAY SYSTEM?NEW YORK EXCURSION $11.30 Thursday, Oct.17th, via Rutland Route.Return Limit Oct.28th.OITY TICKET OFFICE, 130.8t.James st.Phones, M.158 and 4456.\u2018 be, PR md ES LA A A om oan wt mt TE et BD CUBES PE A mm AKIN fy PP wy A PTT EL ae par, Octoszn 8, 1907 Tors ANNIE KEARY.@r Bracue AnsAnoEMEET WITH YER PU.MacuiLza¥ & Oo.Lixrras.) ~~ (TIAPTER XX X.\u2014Continued.Mrs Blake -never! spoke distinctly a-ma cr that day} but she watched Lau vilu pitsing, Wistiul eyes to the very end.and Elsie knew that her last Lease and last murmured prayers wep: sor her.It was a gradual, silenf, qreatihres creeping of death into the sui, elut-up house.As the days passed, Lei could not help feeling that to thers as well as hereelf this was an «xerptuonal interval of time, not to Ge \u201cskvn into gocount in judging of their ngs.Things could not go on like \u201cile tur ever; air and sunshine and news em the outer world must come at jet.She was seized with a vehement \u2018onging to go out of the house and see jren faces, and hear\u2014yes, that was it \u201c just hear Stephen Pierrepoint\u2019s name mentiued, and listen while people spoke o° him as if he were alive and real.The way in which he had slipped from per in the darkness of her swoon had leit a very painful impression on her mind.Nothing, she.thought, would bridge over the horror so well as hear- ng commonplace talk about him from people who knew nothing of her misery.She wanted to have her old impression of him restored.when she could recall his face as she bad always seen it but his that once, gay, Courageous, happy, with lve in his eyes when ke looked at her; a sensation of warmth came back to her heart.She could not then believe that he would turn away m her, and leave he: te suffer alone.[He loved her; and what did love mean but faithfullest shar mg together of sorrow; and joy, and pain, toi life ended.Shed strove to think this, but she could never keep the happy rollection for long together; a vision of Lis face as she had last seen it, when he stood listening to Margaret in the library, always came and blotted out the other brighter picture.What was there in hu eyes when he had looked up at last.What sort of resolution was it that had made his lips pale, and contracted his brows with pain?Elele used > sit for hours by her grandmother's bed-side in a sort of trance, staring into the dim corners of the darkemed room, and trying to bring back -that face be- fure her eyes and read it.\u2018My poor child,\u201d Margaret eald one evening, when, during the day, Elsie's] restlessness had taken the form of .onm- stant pacings backwards and forwards, and startings at every footfall on the gravelled walk outside the house\u2014My poor darling, the one thing I bave dreaded for you is uncertainty.heartsick, waiting for what will never come.You may not think so now; but, indeed, longcontinped anxiety is the worst pain of all.1 have tri tè- ve [you irom it, though, perhaps, you will quarrel with what I have done.It is not his fault that he does not come or write to you.I made him promise not to attempt to draw you into an unsane- ticned e ement.I stipulated that he should tell \u2018his father all, and do nothing against his wishes.lt was my duty to require this.We must not forget our seilt-respect, Elsie.We must not spread evil; and I have always striven earnestly not to do that.e must be careful mt to thrust our burdens on those who are not called to bear them, who can stond aloof if they please.\u2019 \u2018But he can\u2019t stand aloof, he loves me!\u2019 said Elsie; \u2018I thought so at least, 1 thought 80.\u2019 oo \u2018Yes, eaid Margaret gravely: \u201cbut, my poor child, you have still to learn \u2018that love does not mean the same to! every one.There are many other con- sxierations that weigh with men besides \u2018kve.In such a case as this no one wuld blame him for giving you up.\u2019 And then Margaret, te\u2019s hand and holding it firmly, as one who holds a patient\u2019s hand while a mpainfal operation is endured, began for the first ume to speak to her of her father; a few little, low-spoken words, with many uses between, She talked finst of hw yhood, when she had been the petted bysister, and he the admired, protecting elder brother.She told how his mother had doted on him; how she Wed to miss him when he went away, à school and college; and how his return had always been the | for fes- uvity and rejoicing in their quiet studious household.Then a little later, aller his marriage, how they had wondered and sometimes trembled a little at his sudden worldly prosperity.Héw mors of the splendid gay life he and his beautiful wife were leading reached bem in their comparative obscurity.And then Margaret paused for a long ame, and, when she spoke again, took Up her history at a different point.She described the long years of degradation ind punishment, comprising nearly ait Elsie\u2019s life, which he had worn through; ld how terrible hig remorse bad been; ¥2at an old, wearied-out, feeble man fe was now: how all through his worst \u2018mex of suffering the thought of seeing 2s child again, and winning ber love tore she should have heard anything turn her heart from him, had been one strongold of chmfort.Margar- mail she had never felt it right that Ste should be kept in ignorence of her RR D\u2018A Corsets VY Ween They are the smartest models known to the Corset Manufacturer\u2019s art, science and sense having achieved à wonderful triumph.Prices range from $1.00 to $6.00.| Co _ La mean Spt pm peg Ao JRE SAI IEE AE RCE co Eu edit ad un father\u2019s history.on her; but there had been a made which her .| mother fel bound to keep, and she\u2019 had Judgment.trymg b press thé¢ shudderings thet would came] over her at some of the words.tbat fell so, familiarly from Margaret's lips; a |; deavorigg :to force Da g i $e 1 + ed man, who was the jch (according to | r views) her fot crimes entailed pdfather and grand- been obliged to acquiesce against her Elsie sat low on the ground while Margaret talked, ing hard to .sup- in the image of that miser: le, sins -; .FX y Na à behind; the: bright dream of \u2018an fdeal fa-} ther ghe had eo\u2019 often pleased herself | with calling up; praying eavnestly, in the pauses of Margar:t\u2019s specch, for strength to overcome the hotror of him | \u2014the bitter, hard reszntment against | him as the destroyer of all \u2018her bappi- ness in life, which threatened surge up in ber heart and drawn the\u2018 pity Me rgaret\u2019s words were meant to ex- cle., \u2018He is your father, and you are the only person in the wo-lid who can comfort him,\u2019 Margaret.\u2018He can never see his father or mother, or me, without remembering what we have suffered through him.We only bring him pain.But he hopes to come betore you as one new life with you, unembittered by sorrowful memories.Dearest, I must: say this to you, don\u2019t let your own loss and pain shut your heart against him.1 know what the struggle will bed.Have 1 had not struggled and faifed often, and learned at last that vitory can only be gained in the strength of him | who knew how to suffer for all, and yet love all?Is it not something to Lave to struggle that we may enter into his Spirit, and live in the shadow of ross 9 ] C .Elsie looked up sudd:nly into Margaret\u2019s face.It had not the still, pas sionless look it usually wore; a high heroic expression, almost a halo of ry resting on it.Yet it did not look beautiful to Elsie at that moment.lent movement of.pain.The strain was too high for her just then, She Jooked back on Margaret's life, and thought of all the years of it she could remember\u2014the silent, joyless years that had slipped on wor worn and moulded her face to the look it wore .now.Oh, what a hard won victory! Her soul sickened and \u201cdied within her at the prospect of having to tread such a dreary round.to gain an end so far, so very far, beyond her present comprehension.\u201cBut it is dreadful,\u201d she said, \u2018to think of so many.people suffering ail through their lives for one other person\u2019s sin.It seems hard that so many should be dragged ints the punishment who had no ghare in the sin.\u2019 \u2018Hard, and yet hopeful, 1 think,\u2019 said Margaret, \u2018if we can only learn to look upon our losses and griefs as evidence of our communion in the work of the Great Atoner.But I will not say more to you now, dearest, for it will not help you yet; sustaining thoughts will: come you, as they have come to me.\u2019 And Margaret stooped down and kissed F!- sie\u2019s forehead softly, and they kept the rest of their long night-watch together m silence.CHAPTER XXXI.PARTING.Barly in the morning of the n the moment they had been so ong dreading came.Mrs.Blake breathed her last breath tran uilly, and there was an end oi all their loving tendance and anxie ty for her.as Elsie was free to\u201d wander abotit.the use, and she could\\lean on the garden wall late in the afternoons, and watch the little lights springing up in th town at her feet, and try to make ou the windows .of the Rectory for.ar Hour or so at a time without any.one re- oving her, or noticing what she was\u2019 ong.7 She had fits of remorse for being able to grieve for anything but the loss che had sustained, and she missed her grandmother more sorely every day., \u2018How could she be that?\u201d \"Elsie asked.herself.\u2018How could she?Her grandmother\u2019s peaceful, tender resignation was a greater problem to her now than Margaret's sadness had been in the old time.Sometimes, as she re called the sweet even tones of Mrs.Blake's voice, and her tle smile that had never changed or a impatient, and almost rebelled against the memory, or rather against the lesson it read her.\u2018How could she have attained to such grace?How could she?\u201d Elsie understood now, and trembled at the thought of the dire struggles and terrible pains that must have endured before that peace had been reached.-She felt like a traveller entering on a dark cavern, where a dim, far-off t of light only seems to show the hopeless distance from the entrance to the end.Margaret had many eerious anxieties, quite unconnected with Elsie\u2019s, that pressed on her during the days that preceded and followed Mrs.Blake's funeral.Much necessary business not usually undertaken by the women of a family fell on her, and che was struck and pained by the manner towards her of the people with whom she had to deal.There was a rude curiosity and want of respect shown her, euch as she had never before had to endure from Oldbury townspeople evep in the days of their unpopularity, when they first came to the town.The churchyard was very much crowded with spectators on the afternoon of as Margaret was, she overheard words and saw curious looks directed towards them which convinced her that the unhappy circumstances of their family his- tery become the subject of common gossip and notoriety throughout Old- bury.Could it be the Pierrepoints\u2019 doing.The suspicion made Margaret very angry when she thought it over, came to the conclusion that from no other source than his could have come the information was causing # much excitement.Mrs.Lutridge had She nad wished to prepare her from the first for the life {of self-renunciation bat \u2018lay\u2019 restored from the dead, and to begin ai\u2019 the neighborhood of the there was |.: * had g Th She turned away her'head with a petu after the funeral that old Mr.Blake ven- she grew | X dr oe.Fou APPLY rd - ta 7 troys dandruff, keeps the scalp healthy.best.~ Does not color the hair.§ faltitsg hair?Not a plessant story, is it?Igonds badly.The story we tell is leasant \u2014 the story .of.Aybr\u2019s Hai - pity stops faitiaghhair, des À\" .0.Ce.yp \u201cheorge\u2019s Creek Cumberland Smith.ndry and Furnace Coke.F.ROBERTSON, rise\" 206 St.Jaïhes St, Montreal.T and felt impatient to take her away from Pierrepoints, beyond the risk of encounters that could only bring embarrassment and pain.Other events speedily occurred to show lace: of residence Oldbury an inklin e very first time tured out to walk in the road, he was annoyed by groups of children collecting to stare after him, and _ him by a pame he had nut dean uddiressed by for twenty years.He had a terrible fit of nervous irritation when he re-en- tered the house, and Margagët was convinced of the necessity of getting him awäy from Oldbury as quickly as ; sible.She had long sine made \u2018arrangements for giving up therr house In the spring of the ensuing-year.he, had always felt that it would not be in Oldbury; and now the term of \u2018his imprisonment was drawing to a close, The representations of friends, whose services in his behalf they secured during their last abs rom heme, had availed to years.of Hh punishment, and they hoped to \u2018have Hiin restored to them early \u2018in the coming spring.Instedd of remaining in Old} till vithin à week\u2019 or two of his release, M now des.termided -to make the J2nce: itated change: of abode at once.They had stillsfriends and relations\u201d .ine London, on\u2019 whoge of emergency they: could rely Si Elsie now knew her father\u2019s 1 story there was no longer any necessity for keéping her apart from them, and \u2018during the days that wae ceeded Mrs.Blake's death Margaret talked a good deal to Klsie about her unknown relations, and tried to interest her in the prospect of seeing them an 7 (To be| continued.) CHILDRENS CORNER./ THE LITTLE KING.| (\u2018McCalt's Magazine\u201d +.(Conoluded.) The Wise man was old: it wes difficult to believe he had \u2018ever been a little boy, but be had, and he remembered it: He looked very kindly! down into the face of the little king, who had asked bis advice ebout conquering | his enemies\u2014whether they could.be conquered.\u2018 .\u2018Yes, Your Majesty,\u201d he answered, with a smile, \u2018they can.But I fear you will not be pleased when I tell you how.\u2019 \u2018Never mind!\u201d said the little king, eagerly.\u2018Tell me!\u2019 Then, as a slight cloud came over his face) \u2018Would it be a both- T Co \u2019 Well, am reid it would seem eo, a MANHOOD -\u2014WOMANHOOD.THE TURNING POINT OF HEALTH kindness in i Growth, hard etudy and the tax of social life, entered upon with the zest of youth, ie oftén .& severe tax on strength.If strength is mot guarded it ma lay a train of evils that retard success, and the result is Poor health.Your son and daughter need some thing to tide poems, over, ihe pr t x on vi .Give them a\u2019 ing chance and insure them a peri h perfect health, Of what use is education if you have mot health to carry out much cherished plans in the future, Ferrozone will béstow that priceless bleseing\u2014health\u2014on every weak, ner: vor rE, cung people bl wo reasons why y peop ess Ferrozone: First, | it is easily taken, Mrs.Blake\u2019s funeral; and pre-occupied = nt to the eye and palate.ondly, it acts so prompt and with such certainty that the failing powers of the body are ; the renewed.and color restored.© | How delightful it is to feel strength and hopefulness coming back, after having been on the verge of physical col- friends and watch the magical results.Ferrozone takes away that tired feeling and gives you a Î Ying of repose and bren active in spreading it mo doubt, but she must have heard the tale from Wi our Figure th t first.Margaret grow ill Improve Y Fi on ome of are ess on Elsie'a ue \\ \u2018| count, as she meditated on this proof | See ren | of consideration for their feelings, LE Ferrozone is a marvellous tonic\u2014the best medicine in the world for thoee in weak or failing health.Do as theu- GLOVES PVRS - DIY STRIDES TY ow unfit a wou was for people who had a weak place 3n | hard, their history, of which ite inhabitante desirable to bring her bmther to Hve|- rocuré a remittance of some, { much too ugly and heavy.\u2019\u2019 Then, as he.Take Ferrozone, give it to your| spoonf Soles _ Everywhere.little - just at first,\u2019 replied the Wise Man, gently, \u2018But it would soon get easy.- .You yourself would have to take: an active part in the battle\u2014not merely.look on.Lead your army, that Id give jour people courage! Think ard!\u201d If you did this, you would be able to conquer your enemies and shut them up in your strongest cas- en : \u2018Castle Memory!\u2019 interrupt.l: tke little king.\u2018Yes, said the.Wise Man.\u2018So that they.could never trouble you any more!\u2019 \u2018That would be splendid!\u201d cried the little king.\u2018I\u2014I'\u2014stammering, and turning very red in the face.\u2018Do you know, 1 think I've been a\u2014coward!\u2019 - \u2018I think so, too,\u201d agreed the Wise: Man, and the Court trembled at his daring.But the little king wasn\u2019t at all angry, for his interest was awakened.\u2018I think it will be fun!\u2019 he cried, jumping up and prancing about, äs though already engaged in a hand-to-hand combat.\u2018I must have a sword!\u2019 , \u2018Certainly,\u2019 said the Wise Man, smiling again.\u2018L know of an excellent rd-shop and will conduct Your Majesty hither at once, if Your Majesty Ds Majesty did please, and, £ His jesty did please, and, forgetful of kingly dignity, walked hand in hand with the Wise Man to the sword shop.\u2018It wagws very interesting place, there were \u2018sb, pny Ewoids-thére-i« \"ii coûté and h'awning a different nano, engraved on its blade or hilt.The king lifted one, a handsome silver sword, so small and: light, easy to lift and cases, .with the words \u2018Try a Little\u2019 (the Wise Man told him the names, for he had not rped to read) upon its hilt.The ig, eyed it lovingly, and said, that he thought he would buy that.\u2018I should : scaréely like to recommend \u2018it, begging Your Majesty's pardon,\u2019 said the shopkeeper.- \u2018It\u2019s very pretty to look at,.easy to handle, but it wouldn't be much use.Ah, that\u2019s better, Your Majesty!\u2019 as the little.king lifted an- ed one; with its name in plain instead fof, Baney Jetters\u2014\u2018Try Hard.\u2019 h, no,\u201d began the little king, \u2018that\u2019s saw the ; ointed; he added quickly: \u2018Yes, I will bay this one?I dare say, if I try hard, I can manage it!\u2019 1 .And then the Wise Man smiled, and the shopkeeper emiled, and somehow the.little king felt happier than he had ever felt before.: When he went to battle at the head o his army the next day, he held the good sword \u201cTry Hard\u2019 in his hand.It seemed retier: heavy just as first, but he soon got to it, and fought with it so bravely and successfully that, by degrees, all his enemies were safely imprisoned in \u2018Castle Memory,\u2019 so that they could never trouble him again.And the little king was very glad after all that those enemies bad.come into his kingdom, because they had made him do something that was dificult to do, something to be almost as\u201cclever and important as a man.Moreover, he had gained the love of his people, who gave up calling him King \u2018Bother,\u201d for he, of course, had given up saying that when he had given up being a cowafd.5.0 ) And that is just the way you can conquer your enemies, which nowadays are Led 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seventeen Chinese.who were CHU while being smuggled into C: Newfoundland, have been semen ci | nine months in jail at Nvdne, poy captain of the schooner which bra, them in has also been foun] guilts smuggling.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 JOKER WASON OTHER FEL LOY, MACHINIST LAUGHED s0 Har, .HE BROKE HIS RIB Kingston, Ont., Oct.Morton, a machinist, laughed « +, .ly at a joke played on a comrai, -.Gears a he fell and fractured a rib.He n under medical care.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE \"WITNESS DAILY MO).FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.Those who purchased our catalogue nt spring and summer patterns found it a very andy addition to the home work room.We can now supply an attra - tive catalogue of the latest styles for ta and winter, 1907-8.Same price as betore only ten cents, and well worth that sma] eum.Illustrated supplement on Home Dressmaking, Fancy Work, Honsetin.d and Beauty Hints, and the laicst Embroidery Designs.Send name and address on pattern cou \u2018pon given below, with ten cents in stamps, and the catalogue will be sent ou 7 mail.Allow one week margin eyond time nece for return of mail, as orders are handled in rotation.9 Ed à ?NO.5862.\u2014A PRETTY NEGLIGEE.Dainty little morning jackets are among the most indispensable of gar ments, and the design here shown is on« of the \u2018best, owing to its extreme simplicity.It 1s shaped by the usual shoul der and under-arm seams, fine tucks across the front lending a becoming full: ners.The neck is finished by a round collar cut in scalloped outline, and the sleeves hang free at the lower edge in flowing style, trimmed with narrow lace.which also is used on the collar.French challis, pongee, dimity, and the flowered lawns are all suitable for development The medium size will require 2 1-4 yards of 36-inch material.Sizes for small medium and large.M PATTERN COUPON.Please send the above-men- tioned pattern as per directions given below.\u2018 No.\u2026.\u2026.Bige .ccovcrticcrtrcncncnnncessccen 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