The Montreal daily star, 12 octobre 1897, mardi 12 octobre 1897

[" LAST EDITION.VOL XXI X\u2014No: : 239.\u2014 ca 1 T=\" WEEKLY ST.Last.Week's » ve 1 33, 44 0.CSST ASIII iT he Moody Meetings.: +e st, bx tween ET aa Glass oc 3897 BRACELER INITIALES A when, recurnieg trom Logan 0 ward M8 Princ .- iy bcnool through thus street.osr\u2014 OWN LEATHER SANTHEL, OALRL.wi Lo od hy by wisiak © probably f 38 Bl.a passenger usage, on Bun .of vals shoe except toon to owner.Finder ease return to H & À Allacs x\" 139 1 os, or Art 391 OBST \u2014 ON SUNDAY, A DOQ (COCKER), BLACK Jos white.Roward ai Ko.308: Hi Hubert si.2391 on, JeTH A INSEE FROM 131 MITCHESON OST \u2014 return to above address sad L?auront rod above 21 G MONEY AND à Lotinend A Funes OT TAD.Le 3293 POOR WOMAN, COR- oT 4 MORNING B Fine art red purse oon- Lee io suver: also Caraley'a about $c rode hi Ay re a, returning to ti Pines, 7 Aleannder.1 ST.OATHERINE y, BETWEEN Counattiors st.ednesday evens Lobos ro rats Bavard 14 Oty Oeuneilier FOUND.NIL \u2014 ESTHUT FONY ON on PREMISES or Foyre$ A pr xa ox and receive M nt eer, pr ee Owner cap 3 BOARD WANTED- ANNA ASS NSN ANTED -FOR THE 21ST, 72ND, SRD INST., AT Ww Wormer ath 48 SHAM FIGHT.The Victoria Rifies Manoeuvres Laat Night.A good attendance of the Victoria Rifles turned out last night for the ma noeuvres on the mountain.Band and bugle corps were present, and, with cycle stretcher and Maxim gun detachments made up a jolly crowd of \u2018\u2018soger boys\u201d bent on business.After mustering at 8.15 at the armory they marched up University to Pine avenue, and at the head of Peel street turn.où off to the serpentine road, followed by number who wished to enjoy the spectacle of mimic war.The plan of procedure consisted of an attack by four companies from the north west upon the Pines, which were det ed by bi No.5 and 6.On reae Pines, skirmishers were at once thrown out at the base of the hill and across the o in the rear of Park\u2019 MeGt ven house, to feel and report the enemy, who were expected to make their attack from this direction.Presently a dark black ine was ob served creeping across the field and with the warning shots of the outposts the attack began, When the skirmishers after holding them {in check for a time, were ord to retire upon their reinforcements before a su or force.The attacking party advancirs divided their.forces, ope seizing the vantage und mn the neighborhood of the to- ggan slide, on she right, and the second division emmconsing themselves at the foot of the hill near a preparatory to charging the heignvs.In the darkness the sharp spat of the rifles, and the bright flashes of.fire extending in nes along the crest of the hill, coupled with the call of the bug- rama The rush of the troops Th fixed bayonets was soon followed ture of the position and wit about\u2019 from the buglers, the evening's music of the rifles was turned into a quickstep, homeward bound.QUESTION OF WATER TAX The Montreal Water and Power Company won a victory over the School Commissioners of St.Henrl.The Commissioners claimed that they vw were exempt from municipal taxes and t suit to oblige the Company to su y em with water freeof charge.The Company pleaded that the water rates were not a tax but the price for a eommodity supplied under a cone tract.The Court upheld that view, \u2014\u2014\u2014 SUING FOR HIS SON Fred.Langevin, of Vercheres, actin tutor to hia minor son, has taken an for $1000 damages inst Pelletier & Broe- seau, plumbers, on the ground that his son suffered injuries while in defendant's employ.\u2014 Dr.Coderre\u2019s RED PILLS ' FOR : Pale and Weak Women Cure Women's Illa.> uo ~>e of the anniversary of \"Father Mathew which occurred that day, an interestin discourse was delivered and the pledge ministered to a large number.The business meeting was then held in the adjoining hall where three new members were admitted to the bunefit branch and other business was transacted.An entertainment by the Society\u2018generally marks the anniversary of Father Mathew, bat in this instance ths usual enter tainment was foregone by the members who decided to attend the concert and Jec- ture given by Father McCallen, for the benefit of the poor of the parish.A COBOURG WEDDING.Many \"Knights of the Road\u201d who travel west will be interested to learn that the daughter of the host of the popular \u201cDu House,\u201d Cobourg,\u2014 ise Carrie lna\u2014 was united in ho! wedlock to Mr, Allan\u2019 Neilson, of Wi Mameport, Penn.on Wednesday lost.The esrsmony was performed Rev.Canon 8 sage, rector of co ure: and after a ar reception at whi numerous suitable eda: presents were on view, the happy.air left for their honeymoon trip, will commence housek: Farry ail, *\u201d Conway, Neilson in and the TAKEN TO AN AN HOSPITAL.Lissie Anderson who gave birth to a Savy Sil Ja No.k police wtation on pie wih 5 omiog, x was removed ord Pd wi ue, b to the Lying- dt hegtar street.oth are ping are PL nn ; Special Nottoe.Crowded to the doors yesterday by a vast assembly of of Montreal's leaders of fashion.Our Dress Goods and Bfiiks were the chisl Motractions, charming materials for fall costumes, that show perfect harm af shades and pleasant con- and beauty go hand fn trasti, ya band at the 8, Carsley Co; oI, THE 8, CARSLÉY CO., LTD.FAMOUS # : 3 ACTIVE 7 dx or PR Quick Baker, - Ecogomical Heater.The \u201cFamous Active\u201d line of Stoves and Ranges ia the most successful and satisfac tory ever put on the Canadian market.Forty-two Styles and Nizes at Prices trom $20.00 Upwarés.R.& W.KERR, BALMORAL BLOCK.me; 1908 and 1910 Notrs Dama, Jers, formed an exceedingly prefty pano~ more Ad Ss i ¢ ¢ Men d Cabinet Ministers and the Montreal Business Meet.The conference which took place yesterday afternoon between the Minister of Public Works and the representatives of the various bodies interested In the harbor improvements, lasted from three to six o'clock.The Right Hon.Sir Wil- oe trid Laurier and the Hon.Sydney Fisher, Minister of Agriculture, were älso pre sent.The Chaliman of the Harbor Board wus unavoidably absent owing to the illness of Miss Machay, and Mr Robert Bi-kerdike presided.The vurious delegations were composed as fullows : Harbor Commissioners-\u2014Messrs, Robert Bickerdike, His Worship the Mayor, D.; G, Thomson, Alphonse Racine, Joseph = Contant, E.H.Lemay, John Torrance, W.Farrell and Jonathan Hodgsqn.@ Board of Trade\u2014Messrs, John McKer- gow, president; James Crathern, first \u2026.vice-president; Charles F.Smith, dec : ond vice-president ; Henry Miles, treasurer; E.L.Bond, J.W.Pyle, and David Watson, City Councl\u2014The Mayor, Ald.Prefon- us taine, Stevenson, Rainville, McBride, Aichambault, Beauaoleil and Sadler.Corn Exchange \u2014Messrs.Edgar Judge, president; E.F.Graig, acting president; A.G.MeBean, Alex.McFee, Robert Reddie, David Robertson and A.G.Thomson.Châèmbre de Commerce\u2014Messrs.Contant, Boivin, Parizeau, Rolland, Brault, Foucher and Perrault.Shipping Interests-\u2014Messrs.Hugh A, \u201c Allan, Robert Reford, D.A, P.Watt, Thomas Harling, A.Kingman.Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Com- pany\u2014Hon.L.J.Forget, president, and Mr, C.F.Gildersleeve, General Manager.Among the others present mere noticed : Messrs.E.G.Penny, M.P., Charles Mo- Lean, D.G.Thomson, Capt.A.Goulet, dr, John Kennedy, Harbor Engineer ; Mr.N P.W.St.George, (.ty Surveyor ; and 1 Me.Louis Coste, Chief Engineer of the i Public Works Department.0 *e .CONFERENCE OPENS Mr.John McKergow presents the Views of the Board of Trade.Mr.Bickerdike, m opening the confer \u2018once, sald : \u201cGentlemen, I need not tel) you anything aouvut the object of this meeting, but I wish to say that the Chairman o: the Board of Harbor Commissioners wished me to apologize to you for not being present here to-day, Sickness in his family has prevented him from being with us.1 am sure we all join in the wish that the trouble which pow afflicts his household will have a happy termination.There was some idea of the limitation of time of speaking, and ft has been suggested hy the Mayo.that ten or fifteen minutes would be quite sufficient for any of those representing the different delegations, and five or ten minutes each for the others.Is that agreeable, gentlemen 1\" This wns greeted with cries of \u201cCar- tied, carried.\u201d Mr.John McKergow, president of the Board of Trade, was first called upon to present the views of the Montreal Board of Trade, After regretting the \\beence of the chairman of the arbor Board and expressing the sympathy of the Board that be had been detained by sickness in his family, Mr.McKergow roceeded: br For some years there has been a tontinuous discussion and agitation for enlarged and improved terminal harbor and dry dock facilities.It in not therefore necessary at this time to re view the past ; à hquiren face the pres- t ent necessity and virements caused by the rapid march of improvement in the construction and economical running of modern steamers of large and constantly increasing tonnage.] believe we are virtually a unit in our opinion that these harbor fmprovements are an abao- \\ lute necessity, if we are to make pro- mn and largely extend our trade.KF here may be a difference in our ideas as to the best plan, although on this point we seem to be rearing unanimity, and plan 19 has been approved of in principle by our Board, as well as by those most largely and directly interested in the shipping and exporting trade.Our position at the head of ocean navi ation gives us great natural advan- ages, and from which we should strive to reap to the full all possible benetits.HAVE REACHED A DEADLOCH.Unfortunately, harbor improvements twave reached a deadlock, and stagnation prevails, This 18 caused partly on ac- rount of the dual responsibility of the Rarbor Commirsioners and Minister of Public Works, as well as the financial problem.Our comnferce and shipping rannot bear any increase of harbor dues, tn fact, we belleve it would be greatly to .the advantage of all, and especially our agricultorists, were the port made entirely free.We cannot too strongly urge , upon the Government the desirability of putting an end to the deadlock, and also the justice of our own contention, that \u2018thess urgent works shoult he undertaken and vigorously prosecuted at the cost of the Government.Why should Montreal be the one ex- seption to this rule?All ports fn this Dominion are buflt largely or entirely at the public expense.Thia being so, should the most important \u2019 ational Port,\u2019\u2019 an the heart of Inton, be allowed to wilt and Isay itis a shame.If you build and strengthen the heart you do a good thing, and all the arteries of trade laadin to or from it will be greatly benefitted, even to the most remote parts of our éoutitry.With these Improvements assured, and the Welland canal deepened to 20 feet, we could sndp our fingers at any of our ent ewterpricing competitors.The arbor Board have, control of the river ont to Longue Pointe, a distance of veral miles, so that should onr trade = se and render necessary further ex- * tenglon, as we all hope it wil, there te * nimDle frontage to accommodate all the steamships, and aso give our railways ample and ts accommodation for .3 grain, cattle and lum- in vnllm quantities.We hope, vw \u2014 Ye - therefore, Mr.Minister, that you are now prepared to say that these works will be vigorously prosecuted, and at the cost of the Government.\u201d ae CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE Submits Its Report in Favor of Mr.Tarte's Plan.Mr.Joseph Contant, President of the Chambre de Commerce, next read the report of its Special Committee on Harbor Improvements, The report concluded as follows: \u201cThe undersigned have noticed that the present tendency of the trade Is to crests a considerable balance in the exports over the imports of the country; and that, as a consequence, the exports requiring vessels of a greater tonnage, those vessels in their turn require, in the »ort, basins of at least the size of those fndicated on the plan proposed by the Minister of Public Works.For the above reasons, the undersigned are of opinion that plan called No.19, offers too many drawbacks to navigation generally, to be recommended, that the modified plan of the Minister of Public Works offers much more striking advantages than all the other plans so far submitted to the attention of the public, and will better meet the needs of lake navigation, river navigation and ocean traffic, 1f so modi- fled as to further 1nc]ine towards the Fast at the outlet of the port the piers therein indicated,and provided the grand dyke now in construction be curtailed by some hundred feet; that those slight changes will inake the harbor improve ments suggested by the Goverument and accepted by this Chamber (en principe), satisfactory, for the time being, to the needs vf the trade; it belng granted that the apace reserved for the building of the piers cannot permit greater works to be ione nor allow greater accommodation.\u201d ae [3 .THE CORN EXCHANGE.The President Thoroughly Discusses the Whole Question.Mr.Edgar Judge, president of the Corn Exchange Association, said : Speaking for the Corn Exchange, I desire to say that that this association is very deeply interested in the question of harbor improvements both inregard to the transportation of dairy products{and the'export of grain.While l ap- rehend that the exports of those products Ba reached a maximum, especially in regard to cheese, in the shipments made frum this port, still with regard to grain, it is on an entirely different footing.We export a vrey insignificant percentage of the grain requirements of Europe.Therefore there is room for an enormous expansion of the exports of grain {rom Montreal, and to bring about that expansion we need not only a large increass of wharfage accommodation, but we also need an improvement in the handling facilities, so that grain could be transhipped here at the least possible cost.If I were called upon to express my own opinion, I may say that it is un- fortunaie that we cannot agree upon this matter.We have on the one hand the opinion of the Hon.Minister of Public Works and we have on the other hand the almost unanimous concensus of opinion \u201cof the commercial bodies of this city,.Now, I do not think that it is fitting that the Minister of Public Works\u2014great es bis ability is, and we admit it is great\u2014should claim tobe an expert in the question of harbor improvements.He, of course, naturally depends upon his chief engineer; but then, oun the other hand, we bave engineers here who are equal to any Government engineers.I think if there 1s one man who ought tobe an authority upon this subject, it is the harbor engineer.who has given so many years of his time and ability, and if I were to choose bet weep the opinions of these two officers\u2014and either of them were of at value\u2014it would be to accept that of the harbor engineer: and when his opinion is backed by his own Board, as well as by the Board of Trade, the Corn Exchange, the shipping interests, the Underwriters\u2019 Association, and last, but not least, the members of the Clty Council, I think, in view of these facts that I am warran therefore in saying that HIS OPINIONS ARE CORRECT, and I would suggest to the Hon.Minister of Public Works that he should consent to the work being carried on on the lines which NP very generally considered to be the best, We have been told that the improvements to the harbor of Montreal are to be carried on at the expense of the Government.Well, sir, in that case it might perbaps be argued that the Government oould very properly claim to have their own plan accepted, though I, for one, think that even then they should be willing to consult with those interested in the shipping and the welfare of the port of Montreal.But, if these works are to be carried on by the \u2018Harbar Cominissioners, if they are to responsible, if the Government will do nothing but endorse the bonds of the Harbor Commissioners to the extent of ,000, as provided by Parliament\u2014that is, to guarantee the interests on these bonds to be met by the Harbor Commissioners of Mont- regl\u2014and I might say, in ing, that the Harbor Commissioners of Montreal have never yet, and never will, default on the fntereat of their bonds\u2014then, I do say that it seems only fair that those who bear the cost should select the plans.The Hon.Minister of Public Works told us on a former occasion that they are looking forward to a large extension of the grain trade of Montreal, from the opening of the Parry Sound Railway and the deep- going of the St.Lawrence canals.Well, Mr.ident, we shall be glad to welcome any pow avenue to increase the grain trade of Montreal, but nally I am not so sanguine as the Minister of Public Works that the opening of the Parry Sound Railway would increase the grain trade of Montreal for the reason that Ido not think that any railway can compete with water communication for the carriage of grain.THE WELLAND CANAL SHOULD BB DEEPENED.If I were asked what I believed to ba one fim t improvement\u2014 and one which would double and treble the grain e of Montreal \u2014I would «ay that it would beithe enlargement and deepening of the.\u2018Welland canal.This is necessary in order to place Montreal in the position she should occupy in the grain shipping trade.It is necessary that vessels carrying 100,000 to 150,000 bushels of grain, suchgas now carrying freigh$ between the West and Buffalo, should be able to reach tt and Kingston without breaking the bulk.This would de much to enable Montreal to defy the tition of this continent.Grain could Reo be bronght to Montreal for 8 1-2 cents; certainly 4 cents a bushel, except In the autumn season whenratesare higher, but so is the competition In the grain trade at a difference of a qaarter of a cont bushel will determine where the grain real as the Shippin e t Now been stated by t hid tdent of the nded on every important the port of Montreal.A voice: * Not one cent.\u201d Mr.Judge: \u201cAnd bandling grain bringing the North-West, Canada, the better it will be for the Dominion.I am instructed hy my | tion to support plan No.19, believiu lan best adapted for increasing an adopted and the work efficiently performed.say Lo the 1 Lave stated.would like We want not only to bring the be shipped.If We can get à rate of a quarter of a cent leas than to New York, Boston, or Philadelphia, that will determine Montas has Board of Trade, Government money has been ex- ed port of this ominion; it has been lavishiy expended.bat the Government has done nothing for ' X yet this is the great national port of the Dominion, and on this more than other ports depeuds the great success of the Dominion of Canada, and to the extent that jou can Jessen the cost of ere and lexsen tbe cost of in not only from the grest ut also from the whole of whole a- that help- ng the grain trade of the city and of the Dominion, and 1 do trust, Mr.Chairman, that this meeting will result in this plan or something analogous to this plan bei ing promptly an so ta mier that we want more than grain trade chiefly here; we not only want to handle it here; we not only want the construction of elevators here; we nolL only want this to be the chief port for years to | come; but we want it to be absolutely the chief port for the whole country and for the | whole Continent in fact.By making this a free | tural community.! oe | rt you will do much for the agricul- SHIPPING INTERESTS.tion Immediately.t.Mr.Watt said: \u201cI may say, Mr.man, that the official deliverance shipping men has already been laid the arber Commissioners.They favor ol Number Nineteen.Respecting those the other, except that there sh is at present.We had Sir Hector Lan strong views respectin, Montreal, and very little was done w quite as stringent as the other, card acce such a conflict of opinion to-day.are not free handed, hampered with instructions from O! I do not think this a condition of Montreal.If we had been entirely lested by the Ottawa authorities we have been very much better off than now.I would su t to the Prime ter now that he should put an end sort of proce: be ma control, very well.Let them run it, merchants of Montreal, We are no became necessary.We do not want these piers to obstruct another.even i immediately.*8- or 90 interfered With.The Hon.L.J.Forget, president Richelieu and Ontario Navi information and remarks, and under retain its level # apply to the piers west of that the work shall be commenced to remark that the result of toria Pier and wharves further East.* As mentioned at the recent m with your Commissioners the Com steamers bave occupied their posit forty y this g on of its market and freight and nger business, the Company's steamers are special and fi the market is Indispensable.Railway stations and ants comes, are for the most part west Company's position further to the involve increased cartage portion of the business.vessels are in carted an cars and ba goods both inwards and outwards Company's steamers are all carted of the Com than that therefore, that of any plan for the increased acco sacri That at least the space, Pler to the Jacques Car should be retained, and If n proved for their use, there being su room from the Jacques entrance of the Lachine wharves required for Ocean when the construction whaives h oded to a make it nec that new locks ote vonveniont entrance to the Canal ma; constructed probeh the mouth of the present Windmill of leavin m of trance, as shown in it of the new wharves being Fier to the, West fod of bn Jonger and wider \u201cHasirs desired.posal to build the new wharves on protests, at any rate as far ns of inland vessels is Surface ce of the wharves being.n they are at n \u201cThe Lercased exp of Montreal.w ear the level of the Montreal EE IE fige » the partial carrying out of joaded and unloaded direct from and without cartage, while of Commissioners street, thi Company They Wanted More Accommoda- The Chairman now announced that they could hear from a representative of the sbi ping interests, and called upon Mr.D.A.at Chair- of the before are in lan P , however, Ido not think the shipping interests are exceedingly anxious one y or ould be more accommodation for ships than there have bad very able gentlemen in the Government at Ottawa, we vin, wbo had very the harbor of hile he remained in power.After Sir Hector Lan- gevin, we had another eminent gentleman, the Hon.Mr.Ouimet, whose views were He instructed his engineer to draw plans and they were sent here.They were im- osed on the Harbor Board and the Harbor d.And now we are in just The Ottawa Government have a majority on the Board, and their appointees are Government commissioners.These commissioners They are certainly ttawa things calculated to lead to\u2019 a satisfactory conclusion.I do not think that very much is known in Ottawa about the harbor of unmo- would we are Minis- to this dure, this sort of dual control.If this harbor belongs to Ottawa and if it ir and rum under Govern nt be an responsible to their constituefts and the better off to-day than we were last March or April; we only want one pier built now, and after that another, and after that another as it one of We want the improvements gone on with at once, the work is begun in a moderate form.We want more accommodation, so that we ean handle freight as cheap as possible, and we want this accommodation THE RICHELIEU AND ONTARIO Do Not Want Their Market Boats of the tion Company was next called upon to explain the views of his company.The Honorable Senator sald: \u2018In relation to plans 18 and 19 submitted by your Commissioners for this Company's which it is intended that the Victoria Piér shall resent level and tbat the bigh it, and on the first pier west of the Victoria Pier, F bave ing out these intentions will be to force this company and other inland vessels to the Vie- peting fn in the Harbor near Bonsecours kat for ears or over and the maintenance of tion is vital for the successful neral of et steamers to which proximity to The Hotels, h s from which the greater portion of the \u2018business, other than market business, of the Bonsecours Market, and sny change of the t will and & Joss of a The goods imported and shi by n GE the ane age distance, therefore, becomes even more Important in connection, with the position ny's steamers in the Harbor ocesn vessels.It is claimed, - ONE OF THE FIRST REQUISITES mmoda- tion of ocean steamers is that it should not fice the interest of inland vessels.from the Victoria er wharf inclusive , Ime ues Cartier wharf tothe Ca: ving 8 ine near Basin, The construction of this new entrance to the canal would do away with the Decesalty vessels è § out of the canal at the present ens ne ; lane 18 and 19, noern inst the eine noie higher expense and loss of time involved ls a serious matter and would beg t detriment it made imperative in At this season of harves is +nce that filled the The atre Francais last evening to witness the production of Carmen was treated to a splendid performance of that romantic fag of to introduce the new leading indy.Miss Florence Roberts.The addition of Miss Roberts to the company dence of artistic ability, and appeared to { advantage in the part of Carmen.r.Reynolds, as Don Jose, the handsome soldier lover, looked and acted his role to perfection.Escamillo, the Tore in capable hands.The setting of the scenes were v pretty, especially those of the Lillas Pastia Gi s and the Gypsy encampment in the moun tains, Tha vaudeville bill w The Electric Trio had a dectd ly orloirin) and a clever act which was appreciated by the, audience.The othe: performers worthy of a visit.Theatre atre Royal The Ross Hjll English Folly Company ie here again; and made s'decided hit with trons of the Theatre Royal Iast ni je Ebo indies appear ane brilliantly present quite a contrast ça = Pret aépesrancs of the men.There are several Food = ists ne t Company, among vhom might be men Miss Blanche Negreombe, whose won Applause.The quartette, com ol.Messrs.Doust, Mitehell.Palmer and Mit chell, - several harmonions melodies exceedingiy w -ceoa Ps remaindir of the pr her mark Jong : cot- 1 pais: SE She a ca tue che aitu\u201d Fond aoû Trommpore 3 gene, = hich tp oe ino peat 1 He To Orem take he ioe To DULÜTH.D re ne «vos __ \u201c |DEATHS REPORTED u.° je .\u201csg 9 -da Sir William Van\u2019 Horne AÉthe \u201cStar\u201d Office To-day es Fun At It.CANON CHANCE DEAD.Pok S Paisley, Oat., Ooteber 12.\u2014Rev.Canon \u2014_\u2014 Chance, from 1853 to 1871, missionary .; among the Indians on the north shores of A QUESTION oF POLITICS; Lakes Huron atl Superior and Irom 1871 to 1879 in charge of the Mission of Kan nyungceh NOT OF BUSINESS among the six Nations, subsequently bein e inted by Bishop.Hellmuth to the pari - - : of Paisley and Pinkerton, died yesterday.\u2014_\u2014 .He was made a canon of St.Paul 8 Cathed- rai, y London, bn 1680.Canon Chance was a : : tive o , and.Caustic Comment, and Important His death was due toa stroke of paralysis.; : : C all, October, 12.\u20140O t the old Promise in the Connection.landmarks of Glengary has passed away in the person of Margaret McIntosh, beloved wife of Roderick A.MacGillivray, of (Special to the Star) Lochuel township, She ase a Jaughter of the tober _ a el Mcintosh, o eith, an Winnipeg, Oc 12.\u2014Betore leaving reached the ripe old age of 87 years.Her for the Coast Bir Willlam Van Horne ex- husband, who is several years her senior, «| pressed his\u2019 views regarding Premier is still living.Greenway's proposed \u2018\u2018air ltne\u2019\u2019 from Win- Hamilton, ont Oct.12\u2014Two.deaths : .from sheer old age occurred yesterday.1ipeg to Duluth, thus t Elder Alexander Anderson died at his I will ouly say that the graîn of the daugbter's residence at the age of 85, and North-West will find its cheapest possible John Spera died at Stoney Creek.He would outlet by the C.P.R.\u201d have been B5 to-day.He came from \u201cWhen the developement of traffic will Tomi fon 80 youre: nd lived in Salt Fleet 1 of the C.patent he double- trackt Sn = Ottawa, October 12 \u2014Jacques Morin, one Lake Superior.Such things as this Du- of the oldest men in Ottawa, died early luth scheme will only deluy that.yesterd où morning.Mr.Morin was 90 \u2018\u201c yeara of age, and was living with his The Duluth scheme js not a matter of 4 hter, ym Frank Peterson, of esterville business, but of politics.It would be Roch Quebec, October 12.\u2014Rev.Father Tiel- amusing if it were not so serious a mat ter, to see 80 many people ready to han over millions to a lot of men 80 Boos Baciah priest po Ste: Anne rho mation.beyond picturesque aged 78.His funeral took place at Ste.hy is it, I wonder, that people are Anne's to-day, when Mgr.Begin officiat- so prone to swallow the big talk of men ed.proposing to build a railway, when in Pelleville, Ont., October 12.\u2014John A.any other matter, they woald not take their promise to pay for a peir of boots?I was going to sey something about the small amount of sympathy deserved by the person who ia taken in by a bogus check on one day and a gilded brick on the next, but, perhaps, that would not Todd, aged 74, died on Satu night, He leaves five daugaters, Mr.Todd came here from Tyendiregs, a few years ago.Havana, October 12.\u2014 Colonel Thos.Rotger, who was wounded ig the last engagement at Carmen Heights, this province, fs déad, at Guines.fective finale could be comcelved tham pori.every member of his company Is smoathly thrcughout.True, there were a few occeassons on which the voice of the prompter could be heard, but as a mle meinberedd thelr lues and gave finished Mr.Vaan Bieme and his arsoriates were not only giving expression to the auth- ots wouis, bot were creating \u2018 ro as well, it :s a wonder that the occasions sary tu appeal pi the prompter.As re- ene\u2019s performance upon thé.\u2019eello, ft was simply su His t rough which be tonched the hearts of all: present, and many there were who rat spellbound before hls remarkable exe about plain People is how the author, ottie Blair Parker, character- y \u2018Way Down East.\u2019 It was produre id the firat time in A oatreal at tue imp.@ssion Ît created was decided | a vorable.It is a story of New England country life, byilt u a plans somewhat \u2018The O1] omestead.'\u2019_ Into this setti - Which contains all the quaint characteristic of this country life oven the.story of Auna Moore.\u2018She bas been w.\u2019inged by Len- nox Robertson, a man with some money and no ncipal, and after à series of events she becomes à member of the family of Amasa Wiggin.Here she refuses td do.and finally the story of .(Spectal to the Star.) lay.The occasion was taken advan- strengthens it materially.She gave evi- ador, wna acted by Mr.Smiley in & satisfactory manner.The other roles wen play was very elaborate, and some of were good.Altogether the bill at the Francais this week is à strong one and wile ad two old wotgen.rp et Mr Gay Fails many kind rind tripod ba was able to | B.exactly apply.\u201d \u201d New Carlisle, Que., October 12.\u2014John aitker, a well known farmer, died yester- FOREIGN APPROV.AL dar, Yer fllness of fourteen days, CHARGED WITH FORGERY.Senor Gullon Points Out That ! Spain's Liberal Policy in Cuba | _ is Well Received.The Wife of Governor Atkinson, of - Western Virginia, on Her Trial\u2014 Will She be Pardoned if Convicted?Madrid, October 12.\u2014Senor Gullon the new Minister for Foreign Affairs, has communicated to his colleagues the views of the European and American press in regard td the new ministry.Glenville, W.Va., October 12.\u2014Thcse He points out that the foreign news bo intihately know the chargcter of Gov, George Westley Atkinson sie most interested in the trial of bis wife, Mrs.Myra Atkinson, She Is on trial ch with forgery, in the Circuit Court of Gil- mer County.Mrs, Atkinson, a woman of beauty, wealth, refinement and education.who bas led the society of the State is accuse] of forging the name of her se- husband, Judge G.D.Camden.The was referred by Judge Camden\u2019s fves.The defendant, as clever as beautiful, may testify for herself.She will try to prove that she had conducted Judge Camden\u2019s business, that ste mgued his name with his knowledge, at his orders.: While ahe testifies, her ; phe \u201clieves her inmocent.Will he pardon her 1 the twelve men on the jury beMeve her guilty?Every intelligent man and woman is asking that.The common be let is that Gov.Atkinson, the moet chivalrous of men, will pardon bis wife it she fe found gdlty.Nevertheless he and she comtidently expect an acquittal, The Governor keeps his purpose to himself.Those who know him best predict that rather than suffer his wife to go to prison, he will pardon her, and, with the same penful of ink, write bis SENOR PIO GULLON, The new Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs.a PA.D.[ud D.D.Hels his vite t tn- third husband, and has been an editor.Pore hat ama.of Beno Beg an author, a United States marshal, a asta, has caused an important change in Congressman.He is fifty-gix years old the attitude of the Washington Cgbinet, and he loves his wife with the ardor of leading to the belief that the discussion sixteen years.He is an elder in the of the Cuban question vin: now enter up- |-Methodist Church and hag taught Sun- on a more favurable ph day BSehool.à Mrèf Atkinson was indicted before the A Govérmor married her last June, The in BROTHERHOOD OF ST.ANDREW.omer oe er oe on the mama \u2014_\u2014 à I Bufialo, October 12.\u2014Interest fis tn- day Governor Atkinson engagement to creasing here in the internaiional con- Those who best know the Got rnor vention, Brotherhood Bf 8t.Andrew.prediet he wil) say 0> himself and to til] Saturday.It is expected that about two thousand delegates and visitors .will assemble.At least five-sixtas of the H i \"barauce ow her ood love her eonvention will be composed of laymen si now she capa e 0 Jorgery from almost every walk fn life, and from \u20149' any crime, hat is a verdict of nd almost Euilty between a man an his wife ?I he Uniôn an every pate ee fn Canada.pardon her.If you people of the State This convention has been arranged for do not approve of this, got another by an International Committee of elght Governor.\u201d members, who have been tonstantly at IN NORTHERN ONTARIO.guilty: \u201cI know my wife.IJove her.work for nearly eighteen months.\"reparations are on an elaborate scale.; NEW NAVAL ACADEMY.London, October 12.\u2014The British Encouraging Report of Direotor of Burveys.Government after m hesitation, has dei 6 do away w with the Briténnis.Toronto, October 12.\u2014George B.Kirk.wh for ecades has coñ- patrick, ditector of surveys, Crown number the English se Academy and o rater the fastitution from which se Lands Department,has returned from the many prospective Nelsans have been Rainy River and Thunder Bay.districts, duated to a où on dry land.whieh 1n the space of a fortnight Mr.Kirk.La te De ere erected ount Poune, ADOTS patrick says he saw gold bricka to the value of $30,000 brought into Bat Port- 8gc, as the output of three mines, which however.did not include the Sultana.He > itnesped eleven gold bricks, which were roduced as a result of ten days\u2019 running Toronto, October 12\u2014A Ottawa special a the Mikado mine, in the Lake 02 the says that Dr.Borden.Minister of Militia, | Woods district; and a gold brick valued is anthority for the statement that Lieut.| at $1000, which (ame from the Olive Col.Otter will be removed from d'oronto, mine on Little Turtle Lake.At Scramble tut said that the rumor rdi mine near Rat Portage, operated by Mr.limiting of the districts of \u2018Mont 1.M.Partridge, of Detroit, he saw rock Quebec under Otter is quite wrong, The taken from six #flerent parts of a wide principle decided upon is that the Various | vein, In each case, when the rock wan district offiéers commandifz- will, nftér'& crushed, gold was taken from it.term.of years, be moved about.\u201cI have seen nothing so hopeful as the rb present outlook for m ning in n norfhwest- WANT MORE PAY.ern Ontario, says Kirkpat ne (Special to the Star.>.\u2018Mining in ts province Tas gone ond the trial st 1 ond there are n Owen Sound, Ont, October 18%\u2014Last doubtedly many m7 of value, althoug] week the C.P.R.truckers went out on great igtan apart: a grout strike here and securéd higher wages: many Evglish - captt s ae «o- The steamer firemen and desk hauds now ing into the mining regions and making want increased pay, the former a raise = Inquiries with a view to purchasing loca per month ; the deak bands from tions ors do not place a mod- $a to = per month.E ere ia * erate \u2018value on their locations.\u201d A FRENCH: PRIPPER ania I.yons, Frances October 12.\u2014 A she: \u2014 herd named Vacher been arrested iat The Sultan of Turkey Has Views , 44 miles from this: , ch , an comm! print 1 On That Subject.Constantinople October 12.\u2014 The eiroular-ot the Tark MOVING COL.OTTER CRETE'S PACIFICATION.to kiling thres shepherds, we re teh.Government, re- EST OOM - rane the Sarit bo © en CROWS NES Uhriétians and Mussulmans by Ott oman \"(Special to \u201cto the Star) A i .troops, co-operating with the interna = | 1 rou.Il 20 be commanded by a Winni Octaber 15 12\u2014The Crow Crow vs News Nant {410081 Tom o a arkiah or Ex Coa] Company has ice intm | \u2018aix foot thick of anthracite, wi £- Len).by \u2018agp A 2 (3 Gove formation , à buri ve.I | mated to-bave à productive RAE a + Te mesures aly points out the me vemsity of taking immediate action.rt {*'Averes Scott, gentleman declares.that :|.he han cessed to de business under Jie ee] resignation.He is a man of culture.which ope .s to-morrow, and continues people, should Mrs.Atkinsonsbe a i be completed, it it is said, by Janvasy, amd | | Gold In.the Richest Klondike Claims- Eye-witness Tells of Wonders He Has Seen Seattle, Wash, October 12.\u2014 On the steamer City of Topeka's arrival from Ju- nea a passenger, John ¥ Maloney, from Dawson, said : \u201cHunker Creek and Gold Bottom Creek, it is conceded, will equal if not rival, the pow famous Bonanza an\u2018 Eldorado oreeks, especially Hunker Creek a location On which is the richest tn tLe Klondike dis trict.Many of the clams on this creek will run $2000 to the box \u201cOn No.80 Eldorad:, Alexander Me Donald's claire, one man In a shift and & halt (which is about twelve hours) shovelled in $20,000.On *kookum Gulch, which enters Bobanza N«.2 above Discovery, on location Nos.1 an! 2, 1 saw $80,- 0U0 weighed out of two lox lengths.\u201d Mr.Maloney saw a alxieen quart brase kettle fitted with gold dust in the cabin of R.T.Dinsmore, Harry Spence, Bill Mo- Fee and others.No.81 Bopanza, owned hy Oscar Ashlev and Billy Leake, will produce $1,000,000.Mr.Maloney says thar over $2,000,000 will come out this autumn, CANADA'S MINES Development of the Western Country.The Rosslemd Miner has the following leading article in its columns of Satur dgy, October 2 Cenada is rapidly descioping Into a mining country of frst magaitude From.the Atlantic the Parific.enormous precious metml den sits, in places and quartz, are being extensively worked on a profitable basis and each su ing summer witnesses the discovery of new districts of marvellous richness, The placer miming industry tb this country dates fmom the discovery or gold in the Fraser river end its tribu taries, in the early filles.The discovery was followed by an excitement amly equalled by the California exodus ip 1849, ond was the menus of bringing thousands of people to tits province, The phenomenal finds caused the bmrdy neers to explore ain st every important btream In Westerm Qavada, the result was the discovery of the Qariboo, Omenida.Peace River, Cassiar.Big Bend and Wild Hosse district.It is conservatively estimated that '$100,000,000 was taken from thoes placers, and although \u2018here has been no great excitement i those fields mm recent years.they are be img extensively worked to-day with great success.A rc boration of the territory lying between the Sasketchewan and the Prcific const, and from beyowl the Arctic Uireis up Tue 48tb parallel of of latitude, reveals the fact that It is elmcist ome vaet aurifernus alluvial deposit of imeximustable extent and richness The initial movement in quarts mining in Canada 18 of more recent date than placer mining.It \u2018omménèed with the discovery of an extensive series of gold-bearing rocks in Nova Scotia, which has resulted in profitable mining operations that have increased from year to year until the output of gold of that province in 1866 amounted to nearly 20, Sy ounces.Bardly a decade has : gone by sinco-shmigliico very of the \u2018wonderful gold, silNér and copper de- pasits of the Kootenays, which in that short timg have reached a stage of development that admits of an annual production of nearly $10,000,000.The jast few years have proved that Western Ontario is also in a fair way to become an fmportant gold producing district.There are thousands of square miles of Canadian territory that have never been explored, but sufficient is already known of the mineral resources to fully warrant the assumption tbat the mining Industry of the Dominjon has a greater future in store for it than has any other country in the world.REAL ESTATE More Interest Manifested by Enquiries.Excepting that there bas been more interest manifested in real estate dr n number of enquiries for properties of different kinds, there is little ol siznificance or importance in this month's operations to record, says Cradock Bimpron\u2019s Real Estate Record.In other respects also the month\u2019s business- has been of an encouraging character, The volume ia greater than in.the corres, onuing m month of any previous.year, \"and.the bus has been widely\u2018@fatrMbuted over oe whole range of properties-\u2014investments, vacant and residential.Exchanges.which are looked upon as the usval accompaniment of a dull market are still in evidence, There is no doubt that in most Unes of real estate development the business was overdone, and a return to prosperous times and activity in real estate will only follow a great improvement in general business conditions fn nll parts of the country.That this fmprovement ie on the way Is becoming more and more apparent, and there is a general feeling throughout the codntry that cirrumstances- are combining to put Canada forward in her proper place as the country now affording the greatest ind ucements to set- tiers, ph the best oppottunities for in vestment.Prices are at the lowest, and people inten to buy real estate tin Montreal ean probably do as well for themaëives mow as they will ever be able to do.ards warehouses and bile re time to change business cand Ey Ta the dry goods, mercantile and office districts, there must be a pew expan wton of business forces before the vacant stores, fats and offices will be taken I np.but when once tsi» movement has be gun and incomer begin to rime, real es tate will enter upon a new perfod of ac- i ; L The sales recorded tn September te [ Maisonneuve, DeLorimier, fle End, Montreal Annex, Outremont, Cote Neigra, Ncére Dame de \u2019 Grace, st.Henri and Ste, Cunégonde amount to abont 8270,000, of ce Di 8t, * Hear contributed $1886, 700, Montreal Annex about $28,008, and Ste.Cunegonde oat $36,000.The St.Heng! transfers include one from Wm.Clendinne: Dheng & Son of $125,000, dated 17th April, There in tbe city wards and the town of Westmount during the month ot September, amounting to.$669.46, St.Antoine Ward.-8t.Ann's Ward.EE sem 2\u2014+ PERSONAL, THE SAFEST WA ro PROTEGT QUE HOME i» to have it emin SEA RL ute sseurity smd the cost Je» ne more | trifle, Boh ony protest your ve you guarsntes à B .This will relieve you cox ra A street.Toh leptons Three A.Groee, Manager \\ Notre Dame Street 32 Elegant New Box Cloth Jackets in Black - -THE 8, CARSLEY CO.LIMITED.2 Pieces New Fanc Montreal's Greatest Stors.\u201cNamous All Over Canada.\u201d FORGING AHEAD.There are good and substantial reasons why this business is as big as it is, and why it should keep on growing, The past Is never high enough mark for the present.The company is all the time improving the stocks, bettering the facilities, enlarging the selling space and widening the store's sphere of usefulness.The strength of the company\u2019s position isin buying and selling for cash, sending buyers to Europe continually, deailng direct with manufacturers at home and abroad, keeping assortmests complote at all times, and serving each and every customer to the best of its ability.More Jackets N elties -FROM- Via Steamship Wednesday and following days we hold a spech Mantle Show Rooms of two more cases of New Parigan Winter Jackets and Capes just arrived by the Steamship Ottogan.Garments and excellent Value.This Cut Represents the New Russian Striking Novelties Corsage Jackets) Fi H B A Read on! Read on! \u201cin black only, new double breasted cut, Green and Black with new Mohairflraid in charming designs, beau with rich silk egctly like eut © °[.$23.50 Elegant creation ol Jacket, French Navy, Fawn anf Black, Havana Cloth, BStylishly trim M rile, cut in t PARIS! BERLIN! = LONDON! man\u201d 1 exhibition in our \u201cOtt All beautiful orsage Jacket.Ladies\u2019 New Russian The choice colors of Navy, Fawn, Drab, handsomely trimmed ne Dress Cloy fully finished, lined New Russian Blouse el, in New Green, aver Fur Collar, and with wide Military raid, lined withghot Silk.\u201c$28, 80 L perfect Model pcket THE S.CARSEY co, LIMITED.ead on! andsome Ladies\u2019 Jackets Ladied Jackets.6 Very Stylish fokets in New Beaver 135 Choice Diagonal Cheviot Serge Jackets, Cloth, Black, ¥vy, Brown, Drab and very latest style, High- full cout back, 2 pockets and laps,wide re- 1y Finished, Dofle Breasted, with fancy vers, new sleevesand bound seams,8 large Fiigh Collar, Jd New Sleeves, Side buttons on front, this constilutes & gar- Pockets, and Jouble stitched seams, ment that would wellanywherd $2.Q0 Bound edges an Ornamented with la for $5.00.Our special price Buttons.A ponable Price for th | Jacked would test style, has divided inlaid velvet collar, fancy rors and new ey ommend made Double\u2019 Basted, haa Stylish Coat $9.00 in most stvres.Our BA 70 Collar and | La Rovers, Handsome Cut Si eile gg 50 THE S.CARSLEY co.LIMITED THE 8.C Y co., LIMITED.\" Capes Ladies\u2019 Jackets has heavy roll collarof inlaid velvet a, stylish side pockets and somely braided, is cut in double breasted 95 style and has coatcollar, new revers and tancy pockess.This isa dainty Parisian model and a very stylish gar- $10.50 50 ment.Our special price offered by The Big Store, commencing To-mor! Thousands of Pieces of Handime «New Weaves,\u201d ollowing days.direct from the French, German, English and be placed on our counters at prices that will tept you to uy not one, but two or three dress Lengths for future use.; New Dress Goods.Plaid Dress Goods, 44 9g inches wide, in Pretty Clan and Fancy Tartans, Imported Spociall for Children's School Wear -and hirt Waists You'll pay Zc yard for the same goods 33 elsewhere, Our Special Price 17c 23 Pieces New Saranto Cloth, in a Beauti- tul and full range of Dark Shades, with 19 Narrow Self Str pers excellent value any- h f suc.ur C where for pe 25c ice .19 Pleces \u201cNew Hesella\u201d Cloth in lovel 15 Mottled Grounds, with raised Black Shell Patterns, a splendid Travelling Costume cloth, good value at45c.Our.Special Price THE 8S.CARSLEY co., LIMITED.delicate as Trimmed Hats 1 A stylish trimmed Walking Hat in tbe 1200 doxq best shades, handsomely trimmed with silk ribbon and quills, choose the shade , You like best an you wait for.Our special pri ce si.Ladies\u2019 Felt Hats, latest style, trimmed with velvet and ° birds.Doe $2.50 Kron Black Ladies\u2019 lack Velvet Hats, \u2018bean meta To trimmed with silk velvet,ostrieh tips an wings.Our special price $7.00 THE S.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.Ladies\u2019 Qalters 175 pairs ladies\u2019 fine Cloth Gaiters with 7 buttons, well bound and has strong 96 leather understraps.Sizes 2 to 7.Most stores get for these goods Children\u2019s Leg ggins 180 pairs Children's Black Clo Gaitem, ent high to button over the knee, has three straps and strong leather tudes.straps, sires 6 to 10.Special price .$1.THE 6.CARSLEY co.LYIMI fullest cs, braid and J able length.TRE 8 with Rose Blossom Winged Birds as bave it brie while 1000 350 Bundfs Large Si Ladi les\u2019 F New Black @viot an Capes, cut prettily trimmed with and is à ve one velret a de Our special p coal k, all seams are und pect fect model jacket that fits to per- $8.00 38 very stylis notted Cloth Capes in fection.Our special price .black on 5, trimmed with new style mohairfaid.The Latest Query 22 Richly comparisoned new Beaver Cloth Collar and lLindvith beautiful Jacket.The front and sleeves are hand.black satin special price $8.00 and continuing on erican Looms, will New flack Goods.pieces Nd \u201cModena\u201d Cloth in the brightest tin gziah Black with elegant deggns in da + Torna.Outpecial Price | ©.55c pieces *\u201cNdBurzose\u201dC] h forCostumes and Skirts, ith Hear ised Patterns in large an§ma es very rich matert Our 5 price 78c pieces \u201cNy French Pfplin,\u201d medium cord, one che Intent nd most stylish plain gress cq lieh pl Pri .soc ieces \u201cNI Miidavas\u201d fostame Cloth, ch in a Rsed Mohair $dney 31.18 very effede and prett Our st.Special Pr THE SARSLEY 3 didi and Togjes, Trimmed every huænd Rainbow as mooright mist, as this Au Nots infil the best an] chofo- 1 Con Velvet Fapsi] riohi Larg{Velvet Paps Fa wl Cech H id Velvet Po shadedp most delica Resting n most Beauful Shades Sin thpunch .A es A AD the Richest ms, mag- jageh .30c b Shadeqvith Rubber nificegfBlooms in thi TH 8.CARSLE CO., LIMITED.a! Dongola Leather kin you usuall geghem at the hile they las] MAIL \u201cORDERS:CARL ULLYfILLED.THE S, CARSLEY C; 1765 to 1788 Notre Dame BIE 1 1G St Jam 3 OCT.12th, 1897, e Boots $ # EVERYTHING ROSE Our sever shipment of New \u2018Would you like to know rd tht Bootland bought a ge e Clan Tartan of e §iiioR an an Yrwpd copy thistory of the clan.We will be the clan requested, to any address, post tete JAMES A.OGILVY & SON SQ ADEE is almost double that of last year's, and our range of Designs and Qualities Ladies are cosdially.invited to inspect our Fall and Winter Dress Goods.You are sure to see what you want.No noed to go elsewhere aftor seeing our magnificent display.TARTANS.Our Stock of Tartans aga is again shead of euything P previously shown.À pleased à to send any one of these if we have ve AND > ANYTHING etais stock of Dress Goods and SIiks were so great as at present Are Furpished by Us.VERY article a made satisfac tory 0 you in quality an poe\u2019 Then, our system of oredit enables jou to get pnytbing required In come furnishings onoe.Yoy © are kept new carpets Ta st in.Tocely ing the newest things Furniture almost daily, a i ge want to furnish your home or in whole a better as- sortent will not be found anywhere.child could do business with us, for we have only one price and that the lowest.member, for the present we are waking and laying carpets free.The American Wringer Co., «14%, ere pd 1a od Notre noire Dame se 017 eodtt We hear e \u20144Ncever saw the ladies eve ets, coAt front, l.adjes' Boucle Ja ivory buttons | ors, spec at.Ladies\u2019 Fine Beave fronts, bound fi Crowds ot Mantie Show to Stock oi of ny Olan\u2019 ay Buyer when in *hographed hed copiea of clan tartan, artan, the back ot each isa short Mail Orders a Specialty.10 Fhe Lercest Ercineaive Bry Goods Store in Canada.ST.CATHERINE AND MOUNTAIN STRHBTS.+ MONTREAL.SHEE es the Birth and Growth of a Successful Conc : £ James A.Ogilvy & Sons 3% ske ia ea ee ie se ai 1888, Original Store Patent and Proprietary Medicines, LOOK OUT FOR GIRARD'S CUNCHERS | LE Toilet Articles, etc.sold out at once, as we intend, in future, to carry Medicines, Miles Vegetable Compound .Prunel the.great Couzh Remedy.Dr.Lavielette\u2018s Syrup affurpontine.! Dr.Laviolette's Bryup of Turpentine (large) Dyer\u2019s Malte Granum Toilet Articles.ve vansesceuure 5 AHI Cosmo Buttermilk BORD, | 3 box ot B-CHICOS 4%.Moyt's German Cotogne.\u2026.,.20e 1 tom of the Pintet and Piaresé French\u201d.Le M ee ed au ci qui order for ies that Dopartmene A $1.00 EEE 1b.Best \u2018B\u201d CI Pros T eaned Rice.oka 2° vores otastenses Bova Baked Beans in Tomato Sa Jb, English Breakfast or risen °° pi rackors \"7 anesstensseseseusee 0.5 .Pa 1 Bag Windsor i 1 ported Revi i delivered in sny fort of the cisy, or packed pment a$ an chargé of 10 conte, extra What You Pay us for tes sad coffee goes into bu wood ten and coffee.ink for eheap prizes; every cent is put into ton aud ooffed goodness, getting the er rs Cha ren, SF ee mo E Ek iF #7 The ever dovised far children.It gensation wherever shown, and its use is recommended bythe most eminent physi clent protection of lungs Mothers will do well to Ive it a trial.For sale by all leading Dry clans for its and THE RUBENS INFANT SHIRT ** Easy te put en, easy te take off.\u201d Rubens Shirt is the best undershirt | abdomen.stores.created a The rage of the est tODeH, 56 incn Lagles\u2019 Covert Sufitings, at per yard 188&-=1 897.TWO STÔRES- 897.© To clear out this large stock we are Je having Price Prudence in Furniture Buying.The paying out of money requires much study and care, especially in the buying of furniture.A coat of varnish may cover many faults and make a sale, though it loses a customer.Our aim 1s to \u201cmake customers\u2014steady, satisfied customers.We are doing 1t every day by honest methods.We recently purchased a large quantity of furniture from a manufacturer whom we know makes none but satisfactory goods.We have received three car loads of this purchase, and it] combined with the Fall stock we had already, makes the largest assortment of furniture to be seen in the city.The 3e $e > >} Three Bargain Days a Week, Monday, Wédnesday and Friday.The cut prices we ask on these days are for cash only.We sell on credit at the regular marked prices, less usual discounts for short term payments.Our large business requires cash to carry it on and make purchases at low enough prices to furnish your homes at bargain prices.That is why we can sell so cheap for cash.We would like to have you call in at any time\u2014day or evening.We are open every evening., LA W F.LAPOINTE, The Acknewledgea Lewest Pricod Cash er Credit Furniture House, : 1581 St.Catherine Street.a a 9x1 Special sal Race Hi who closing out bis stud.Bale.Tharcdes ES dot 4th.3.30 p.m.sha! 06 TONEY; DO mailer 8b what price, Horses view Ma Sh a EE on us Camesday, ro es broken to single harpess.Ran second For ci Tagen\u2019 piste thie year lo geld of seven since ire + years, winner eur and broken ® Cenfectiovar, a., TA en Wroken to single harness.a tieman Ohestnut 5 Rodfeliow, di 8 BE MP A ER RE dE ie tt | pie chere por pad ve 730, 138, 84, 19%, 138 À 760 BORCHESTER STREET, AND Aven 2e m1 ; Oct.8th 1897.LA 1898.Wheat,bush.369,371 J Sora bu .u pr ss us \u2018 Oats.bush Sa in fi Barley.bus L051 - pr Ryo, bush.433 9,656 INCREASED NORWEGN DUTIES Ottawa, Octber 1 12.\u2014A rert from the Canadian Combercial Agenty Norway and Sweden, Mr.Gntum gives-b tariff there affecting artich of Canadiarxport as follows: Rolled ats, formerly se, now 16 1-5 cents per 290 ponds : wheat dr, formerly, 6c, now Bc pei 220 pounds fresh appl formerly 2fc.niw per 20 unds : tod apples, forme.now ]4-5c per ound a; radisbm (beatin ap; sprain), rmerly free, pw $1.33 per MARTOBA WHAT (Spe:] to the St} Winnipeg, @ober 12.\u2014It : estimated that about 040 per cent.the crop of Manitoba hasibeen marked n to date.Threshin is not yet copleted, and will probably Jai some two othree weeks longer.ET PRICES (Spec] to the Stat Winnipeg, M4, October 1:- Wheat is selling this morba at 78¢, onthe 19 cent freight basis.cakes NOTE: The following hrtrershtz In been re- J.Almeria Liceut and An Anglican Bishop Tells Horrible ; New York, October 12: \u2014 The Angli- AUCTION SALE of Damaged Wheat In Our \u2014\u2014m Art Room 00400000 We have just opened some very fine Vases, in Royal Dresden, Insurance Com Imperial Vienna.and Sevres voi at our roa a LA.James street, ered For a handsome Wedding Pre- suction, on sent nothing could be more TRUREBAY, 3th instant, atspm., appropriate.in lots tosuit the trade, ai vel without Terence e, about à 8,000 ROBE DAMAGED 404% 203 sr Henry Birks & Sons, , Phillips Square.\u20ac Enormous Sale.sold sus the world ASHANTEE CRUELTIES.rates 750 Septombar: t has no Sol for of Chaposd ans sll roughness of Bee that the labal Cucumber and Roses, aa there are maay imitations co the markes.DRUGGINTS KEEP IT.Tales of Them.84n: Tour- {can Bishop of Sierra Leone, JOHN LEW brent and Topon.Babertaiers.of who sccompenied the recent 308 5¢.Sen emi, gee balerta British Ashantee expedition as mrsecn ee ne our Oar BL., RUSHING TE GROWSNEsT dhapian, i now in England, Te 10) A been making some interesting statements : (Specidto the Star.) the doîngs of King Prempeb.Ottawa, Octo 13.\u2014 Mr, Cdingwnod At Coomassie he came t ber, De Minister oftaliways silk cotton trees, which 2 © oti and ed last Sveing trom of that country, and among the trees T0 WRITE UPON N \u2018his tri 0 the and grer tt {row'e ds a, the remains of hun- h regrds e le h h been Crow's Nest, he fhd that fifty iiles ans executed to Doane the Kin and the been done and X10 miles wuki he |peopls, He believed it would be within Note Bre Tape, ons a constructed by Nbmber.This @) briog thé mark I! be natd be saw thousands perf local od ry re fines at'3 the line to the tc bt th e mountin, bodies lying there.Benin, the Aabantes fey \u2019 rs aire Sed 100 a veiopess Be th decent on thither side whi to Capital, 1s not more than thirty miles need.- m where the ateamers pass, ge and, tds.Werk wi be car- (this year, they crueified and Trutinced BISHOP ERR gd: on the wfer.men, women afd children.163 81.Snmeca St, MoniresT LORD KELV| AT PRI DE me \\TAL RUI BA NOON FIRE VICTIM DEAD.A FATAL RUNAWAY pecialf the Star.ee Princeton, N.J poto er rl i Lord Ottawa, ber 12.\u2014 Another death has (Special to the Star.) an 08 Octo occured aa the reaylt of last Tuesday's fire.Francois Parent, of Casselman, ada as badly Pres [me Big Hamilton, Ont., October 12.\u2014George Marshall, a well-to-do farmer, of Barton Township, near Hamilton, and a brother of the Reeve of the township, was found dead at the roadside near his home this morning, with his throat cut, and the buggy on top of him, It is supposed that the horse ran away, and that Marshall's throat was eut by bs being dragged dover the dash board od, died from the effects of cree ai the Water Street Hospital wpecial Notice.gen of Ladies\u2019 pe Noveltion afrect from ds of ladies to Camley\u2019s Jackets Paris, 128 ix Sale, Te to the Immense values, Tr \u2014 ve designs, w a portion of ! the price cut off are striking features at The Montross Dally Bar, printed ag he ¢~don Iave, Graham, renidon id Ppbilxhed by ing offoce.168 pk Hu ont-onl.Publi HE'S, CARSLEY CO, LTD.165 Gt J owes str ; ."]