The Montreal daily star, 1 novembre 1899, mercredi 1 novembre 1899

[" ARNT on eR ave cree 4 .«217 pra Ap _ \u2018 mec ee æ\u2014.- LAST EDITION.Tar, DAILY STAR: Last Week's Average WEEKLY STAR: | Last Week's Issue\u2026 Average Circulation of I the \u2018Star.renee 158,574 - er YO, XXXI N.257 \"PRICE ONE CENT 31 SMANLIKE VIEWS OF TUPPER.Exjajis How His Insurance Scheme Was Brought About.EVI'NCES OF ENTHUSIASM OVER THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS TOUR.em OTT.November 1 A press Tépre- sentatialled upon Sir Charles Tupper tu asen his views on (he latest de- VeiopHt With reganl to the Canadian rexitne HF CS bs in ome) form hopeful, buovand what 1-4 geed omen, most consul toward even fix bitterest enemies Fitfes.SAWel Charles.it 1s announced that the tignent 1 toying ta keep pace with v see (1 hi.followed your lead by fut the hve- of the Royal Cane dian Feil tor u million dotlars \"Have about this move you lg to say Wits 5 \u201c1 pt said Sir Charles.\u201cnot to Criti«i2amotIves of a good act.I am glad) thers are at last coming in for proper nition.The Canadian volun- tevis aline maniy body of men They have fc Canada 8 battles for nearly half a «y.They have made sarrifices of timeme, comfort and social en- Joyment and over again.without priate, ut apprecution The volun- tour forCanada should be very much better t than it is \u201cThis ton of insurance can be explained few words, and | daresay it may ba! interesting \u201cFor time, 1 had been thinking of a plan fering to a regiment \u20ac¢ Transvaal some inducement to bringest marksmen to the front.You kn Boers are good shots, and the thikras most anxious tn sécure.was lihfanadiat regiment, If sent, should ¥pshouters, too, and have an equal clwith Oomn Paul's soldiers.! could nr the idea of sending Inex- periencemen from Canadian homes to be ~hn at a terrific disadvantage.*Whilondon on the 6th September, I found:nd Who was willing to insure théf a thousand \u2018'anadian soi- diers sacover them against the real risk of rom th- cnems The trip and in¢ drilling will be holiday work.ahis part of it the men will be as hs they were at home; but face to ith a skilful enemy in the tield.it nught well to provide snme compensor this risk.So my friend thoughts many officers tn England thought.the insurance of one mil- Mon dolls placed agalnst dJath or snjury field This ice by my friend makes ong thowllars for each man against death amed.one thousand against loss of Pt ur both hands.or both eves, anundred dollars each man ARRINST one hand.one foot or one ove 3 it is practically two mit.Hons am?of insurance.But that ppeaks fr CVWhemirned found thinterest transvidicent was voluniesr England 1 in a by from manifested displayed Col.Hu \u2018\u2019The Ont was not only indifferent.but itiy hostile.\u201cTo Co \u2018sa the offer of insurance was mads belief that a public ref- erun + told test the feeling am- onest thdan sharpshonters as to their willta volunteer for service.Follow public patience was being sorelhy the Government's in- ertiu \u201ci wirerremier from Yarmouth, N SS.ma form) offer of insnr- ance T:ram was made publie without @he courtesy of a reply to the offene Premier., we were making a world, before the Empire, \u20ac before ithe people of London, Ÿ the Canadian troops and CanñnAènier in the Jubilee procession, @their presence there to mean thal could cross the ocean to take pættreet parade.Canadian Folin rs Weady at tap of drum to fall in W Empire needed a de- monstratio ny by its colonies.\u201d \u201cIn this sorry fEU the \u201cIf the jarade meant anything ft meant ¢ \u201cWell, lof Insurance was foi- lowel by &f the military author- fii: Imm fier the Prime Minister said IM prgan that Canadilans could not 4 not go to the Trans- vual.\u201cFollowlle Premier stated to a commandinaf a Canadian battalion that thy enthusiasm amongst the voluntq, recruiting spirit.\u201cIt WAS that within a few hours, com, fricers of forty battalions pub} req that they had in their Corp sand five hundred sharpshootd \u201cSul the, pesitated.| \u201cThen the Mayors and reeves and county offtciuts spoke through the press.\u201cIn the meantime came the news of the Australian Lancers marching through Lon- den to embark for Africa.\u201cThere were murmurings and rumblings | discontent from one side of Canada to \u2018 of the other \u201cWhat would have happened if the Government Had not vielded at this juncture, 1 fear to contemplate.\u201d \u201c1sée now that Mr Tarte said on Sun- dayæt St.Vincent de Paul that he yleldé?on the understanding that the Government would consider it an exceptional Case, and not us a precedent.| suppose, aa Master of the Administration, he had a risht to tle his colleagues hands in this way .but ! doubt if the Canadlan people will relish being told by a Minister of the Crown.sworn in defence of his Sovereign, that hiv oath is such a sham that he actually had the hardihood to demand from his Cabinet colleagues a practical pledge that Canada In any future case need not help the Mother Country unless the Master of the Administration chose tu do so.\u201cThis 1s not pleasing Intelligence for a British peuple such as we are in Canada.\u201cI hear a great deal of talk about your Eastern Township trip, Sir Charles ; you were apparently feted out there > \u201cYes: the Township people are a good sort, indeed.They are frank.cordial, pa- trivtic, and look like honest people.I dare say ! may be excused for saying that such a people coulà scarcely be expected to regard with pleasure the capers of a Government that promised so much and has its promises unredeemed to this day.\u201cHonest people do not like government jursiery and legerdemaln.\u201cIf you saw the stacks of telegrams, letters and posteards and newspapers with complimentary notices, many of them trom people 1 néver saw or heard of.you would say there ts a mizhty wave rolling over this country In favour of the Conservative party.Many of the assurances of support came from old-time Liberals.\u201d \u2018\u201cThere is one thing in particular about the Conservative party that is commanding respect everywhere.The party ls open and rooçe board about its policy.it has not six different versions of {ts policy.prejudices each versien \u201ctb uf a particular provinge, \"We are fighting in the open, and the battle is half won.\u201cAnother thing.1 will not descend to fault-finding with any part of the Governments poliey that | can commend.I will simply commend it.If the other side chooses different tactics as they did when in Opposition, fault-tinding with everything on genrral principles, so much the worse fur them.\u2018It now.very clear to the people of Canada tnat the Liberals have, to put it mlidly.got à record for doing the wrong thing.\"They were wrong about the North-West rebellion, is \u201cThey were wrong about commercial uninn; \u201cThey were wrong about unrestricted reciprocity; \u201cThey were wrong about free trade as they have it In England; \u201cThey were wrong in refusing a preference in English markets: \u201cThey were wrung in this matter of the Transvaal If the Conservative party Is retumed to power, its policy will be broad and progres=- sive alming ut a better diffusion of the benents of prosperous times.\u201cI have seen, it staled somewhere that the true policy for Canadians at this day is to turn out one (Government after another untul they teach the politicians to be have themseives.lt is a practical idea and would work wonders.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014 ey ~ == FOREIGN EXPERTS TALK Concerning the Boer-British Strategy in South Africa.BULLER WILL MAKE A CHANGE S0 SOON AS HE REACHES THE FRONT.NEW YORK, November 1.-\u2014 The Journal publishes the following comments by foreign war experts upon the South African campaign: PARIS.October 30.- - Gieneral Gallieana, former Governor of Madagascar, was aske to give the Journal his opinion of the Brit- ih Toe strategy ns indicated in the reportes movements of the armies in Natal.le said: ; or have not their plan of sampaign, but the manoeuvres of the past few days were simple enough.The Efiglish were holding Glencoe and Ladysmith.The rs came from the north in several detachments.One of these attacked without waiting for the others.; \u201cT'heoretically, this Was not a good piece of tactics, but one has to be on the spot to take all the circumstances mto consideration.The idea of having the three columns converge upon Ladysmith was good, though difficult to carry out.Theoretical trutha cannot always be reduced to practice.\u201cThe last English movement, which is one of retreat, is made for the purpose of concentrating their troops while awaiting reinforcements from England.This shows that they do not consider themselves strong enough ta withetand a Boer attack in the advanced positions, otherwise they would have concentrated upon Glencoe, which, however, they could not do safely without exposing their line of comumnication from he south.\u2018 \u201cThe general strategy of the Boers hax not been bad.Quite the contrary.But in spite of their great bravery and devouion, their tactical execution has been defective.\u2019 Hence their recent defeats.+The English campaign, which at prese in defensive, in doubtlesa taken up thus wi very good reason, for they are awaiting reinforcements, at the same time taking ad vantage of all opportunities to strike a blow at the enemy.Their offensive strategic plan, J believe, has not yet n re vealed.\u201d ; GENERAL DE TRENTINIAN General De Trentimian, the old fighter of n, said: the ronde 4 have plenty of courage, but pot no much opportunity for strateay.Ther are doing something, however, in having their three columns almost united.They might have followed the old Ronan system and gone in for a war of devastation.As you will see from studying the map, they are likely to be driven to simple tactics and guenila warfare.\u201cThe English have performed the concentration on Ladysmith well, and subsequent events show that this successful withdrawal of the English troops from Glen- toe was well done.The manoeuvres of the Commander-in-Chief at Ladyemith in engaging the attention of the only considerable er force which menaced the success of the concentration were well executed Strategy or no strategy, the Boers are born fighters.\u201d GENERAL BRIALMONT.BRUSSELS, October 30.\u2014General Brial- mont, the highest military authority of Belgium, and recognized throughout Europe as vue of the greatest nulitary tacticians ahve, declined to give any opinion upon the probable course of the war in South African the first place, he said: \u201cThe news we are getting from Nouth Africa 1x too confused, and the contradte- | tions are too numerous to afford bams for \"any decuded opinion.Even our Natal maps are ton qmperfect to enable the Continental experts to follow the campaign svientifical- * Probably as soon as the British rein- | forcements reach Durban the whole aspect Lot things will change, the Boers being re- dured te assume strictly a defensive attitude, which, in such a hilly country as the ; Transvanal, may permit of long resistance; | but even on this point no serious Continental authority ought to venture upon any absolute prediction.One fact which strikes me as a conclu- j son that may be deduced from what we ; have seen of the war is the insufficiency of | the British military organization.I cannot concerve why.having to contend against such small people as the Boers, devoid of military organization and not really well armed, a great power such as England should lay such strain upon its resources and be obliged to call out the whole or part of 1ts reserves.That is full evidence that if Great Britain had undertaken war against any Continental power the British could not hold the field against it for more than eight days.They would be crushed at once.\u201cIf, therefore, Britain wishes te continue playing her part in Continental affairs, she must quickly alter her recruiting system.and bring 1t up to the level of the French, German.Russian and Italian military organizations.\u201d GENERAL F.V.GREENE.General Francis V.Greene is enthusiastic in his praise of the bravery of the British soldiers.General Greene was in command of one of the first brigades that were sent to Manila.He is a West Pointer.but retired from the army many years ago.He was formerly colonel of the Seventy-firat Regiment, of New York.Referring to the British campaign in South Africa, he said: England will not make the mistake of rending too few men.Transports are carrying the pick of the British army to fight against the rs.(Géneral Sir Redvers Buller, who will have command.is an experienced fighter and a general of conspicuous ability.He is not apt to make mistakes, and after his arrival there is small danger that England will suffer from blunders.\u201cThe reports that we have received from Africa have been tou meagre to furnish a bags for any intelligent discussion of the tactics of the two armies.* 1 do nat know the Boer character well enough to prophesy.but 1 should be very greatly surprised at any outcome of the war unfavourable to England.*\u201c The British soldiers now in the Cape are splendid fighters.They are as good soldiers as any in the world.There should be some desperate fighting, but whatever may happen at first, I expect England to win, \u201c TORONTO WAS EXCITED.An Impressive Scene at a War Service in St.James Cathedral.TORONTO, Nov.1.-\u2014A special ser- Yice In connection with the departure of the Canadian troops was held at St.James Cathedral on Tuesday.at which there were extraordinary scenes of excitement, as a result of the disastrous newt from South Africa.The Cathedral was crowded and hundreds were unable to gain admission.Rev.Arthur H.Baldwin, of AH Saints, who preached, referring to the condition of affairs, said, \u201cIf we are defeated, we will lose not merely the Queen's power in South Africa, but we shall find the Fm- pire weakened in other lands.\u201d A fierce cry of \u201cNever\u201d from an overwrought worshipper startled the congregation, but there were no further interruptions save the sohe of the women, many of whom were intensely affected.Tha news of the capture of the Roval Trich Fusiliers in the hills near Ladysmith will be heard with especial interest in Canada from the fact that they were formerly wtationed at Halifax, spending five vears there in Wellington Barracks.During their term in the Halifax garrison many of the men married Halifax girls.DUTCH AND ENGLISH.There are many conflicting estimates concermng the white population of Sout Africa, and it is difficult to arrive at a clear idea of ita distribution between English and Dutch.It isn generally admitted, however, that while the Dutch outnumber the English\u2014including all non- Dutch Europeans\u2014in Cape Colony and the Orange Free State, quite decisively the reverse 1a the fact in Natal and the Transvaal.The most authentic information yet published is that prepared by President J.W.Jaggers, of the United Chamber of Commerce of Cape Colony, and which claims to be bared on Official and commercial data.That gentleman states that if.in the following table, he has erred, it is in overestimating the Dutch population: .Dutch.English.Cape Colony, with Be- chuanaland\u2026 Cee 265,200 194,800 Basutoland .350 Orange Free State.78,100 15,800 Natal, with Zululand.6500 45,500 Transvaal.80,000 23,650 Rhodesia.1.500 8,500 The figures give the Dutch a majority of 43.200 in all South Africa, but as they have x majority of over 70,000 in Cape Colony alone they are in an actual minority by 27,000 in the territory which is the ; scene of the present war.À fact that tells against the Dutch in this struggle is that the Enghsh in the Transvaal and Rho- desin are nearly all adult males, whose exclusion from the potential rights of tax.paving clectora in the latter so-called republic in the real hub if the struggle.In each one of -the divisions in the above ta ble the native blacks outnumber all whites wm proportion of at least two to one, and in some of them the proportion is as high as four to one.KRUGER HANGED IN EFFIGY.One of the Things Toronto Students Did to Celebrate Hallowe\u2019sn.TORONTO, November 1.\u2014 Students celebrated Hallowe'en by giving a performance of a \u2018Midsummer Night's Dream.\u201d at the Princess Theatre.The play was well ntaged and well acted, but the audience aid more attention to the hanging of resident Kruger in effigy by \u2018\"The Gods than the play.After Oom Paul had been hanged thoroy@hly amid the shouts of 1.200 studentsf the straw of which he was fashioned was thrown over into the pit to the discomfiture of the ladles and gentlemen sitting there.Students at Trinity College unhinged a gate st the college an a Hallowe'en prank.It fell later on Emith, a smal boy, and fractured his rizht MR.MCINTOSH CHOSEN Sherbrooke Conservatives Unani- monsly Elect a Strong Candidate.Mr.McIntosh Accepts and They are Confident of Electing Him.I\" (Special to the Star.) SHERBROOKE, November 1.\u2014The poli tical pot in Sherbrooke city and_county now warnung up and the Conservatives are enthusiastic over the choice of Hon.John McIntosh as their standard bearer.\u2018the nomination was unanimously made at À convention of delegates held in the Art Hall yesterday afternoon.When the voice of the convention had been expressed © delegation was appointed to wait upon the honourable gentleman and offer him the candidature.They did so and conducted him to the hall to make lis own reply to the convention.He was greeted with a storm of applause as he stepped upon the platform.In accepting the candidacy Hon.Mr.McIntosh said: \u2018\u201cUentle- men | stand face to face with a matter which bas given me much thought during the past few weeks, because a good deal of pressure has been brought to bear upen me by my friends in Sherbrooke to accept MISS NORTIÉ EE in Pint at glass Jars $0.6 per Jar the candidacy.My answer to them was Preserved Red Cherries L000 Un pint glass urs $0.66 per jar that if the electors of the county of Sher- Preserved Plums .In pint glass jars ps per jar i Preserved Peaches .-.ln pint glass jars $0.65 per brooke were given an opportunity of ex Preserved Quinces .In pint glass jars .$0.65 per jar pressing Preserved Bartlett Pears .In pint glass jars .$0.66 per jar : » Preserved Seckel Pears .«.In pint glass jars .$0.65 per jar THEIR CHOICE rved Damsons .\u2026.+.In pint glass Jars ce ee ar ee ne be per Jar i PRESS t Ars oo ee be en .of candidates through delegates, elected at Breer Gr omberries .12 UIn bint Glass Jars 2.22 22 22 22 80.0 per der public meetings and representing all poliing pres NORTH'S JAMS in 10 oz.Globe Jars.divisions in the county, and if the choice of Strawberry, Peach and Raspberry Jam in 10 oz.Globe jars .$0.30 per jar the delegates thus appointed should fall un MISS NORTH'S FRESH FRUITS in Quart Sines Joes.75 per jar à \u2019 Ties .\u2026.In quart glass jars .30.75 pe animonsis upon me, | would then consider Fresh Pears Cherr CE a.eas eee .In quart glass jars .$0.75 per jar it my duty to accept.I now find Fresh Red Cherries .In quart glass Jars .$0.75 per jar myself asked to accept the can- Fresh Peaches .In quart glass jars .$0.75 per jar didature under such conditions.| cannot, MISS NORTH'S BRANDY FRUITS.: therefore, do otherwise than to say \u2018yes\u2019 to Brandy Cherries .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.In pint glass jars .$1.10 per jar your request.Moreover, I cannot refuse to Brandy Peaches.«co «ov «oe In quart glass jars .$2.00 per jar accept, because I find that 1 am asked by a very representative body of men, which is a guarantee of our success in the coming election, whether bye or general.From this time forth I wish to forget that ! am leaving an honourable position and one fairly remunerative, financially, and from this moment I have entered into the campaign with all the energy and vigour possible, feeling certain that while in the front of the battle, the men whom I see before me will be standing close to my back.My pledge to de fates here present is the same as 1 am willing to give to the electors.It will ve found in my past record.1 hawe nothing else to offer.\u201d - THE OTHER SPEAKERS.T Mr.A.H.Moore, M.P.for Stanstead, L.E.Panneton, M.L.A., and Mr.R.H.Pope, M.P., followed the candidate with short addresses.Mr.Moore congratulated the convention upon its choice.Sherbrooke, as the metropolis of the Eastern Townships was a most important constituency.He was glad the convention had settled the question of representation in Parliament by nominating a man who, he felt certain, was nme to elected.The unanimity with whiéh tbe, nomination had besæ- made was another guarantee of gucoess.Personally he was glad that the candidate was to be the on.Mr.McIntosh.He was a man who had served: the country well in the past.He believed all who had considered tue political situation of the day would anticipate the election of Mr.Mcintosh, by a very large majority.Mr.Panneton spoke in French.He congratulated the convention upon its choice and cxpremsed the belief that Mr.McIntosh would elected by a large majority.Mr.R.H.Pope, as president of the Eastern Townships Liberal-Conservative Association, considered it his first duty to congratulate the convention upon the choice it had made.Mr.McIntosh was .no stranger to him.The Conservatives of Compton had chosen him as their representative in the local Legislature when he was an untried man.ey made no mistake, and Compton had a right to congratulate itself upon its representation at Quebec.\u2018There could be no doubt as to the rot of THE COMING ELECTION / in Sherbrooke.Nevertheless, the party must work to make the majority as large as possible.Sir John Ma onald had once raid, \u201cThere is nothing so uncertain as horse races and elections.\u201d The Liberal Conservatives of Sherbrooke should accept these words, and labour to elect their candidate by an overwhelming majority.They were to contend against a party which would not be particular as to whom it employed.The party must on the watch and not put up with any trickery.Mr.Pope had never seen the Conservative party more united and determined to win than to-day.He had been with Sir Charles Tupper at some of his recent meetings and he had come back with a stronger assurance than ever in the coming triumph of the Conservative party.The attitude of the Government in connection with the Canadian contingent, which they had sent, only when pressed to do so by the great voice of the people, had sealed \"their doom.The meeting adjourned at the conclusion of Mr.Pope's speech.MRS.LANGTRY \u201cWIDOWED.\u201d 8he and Her Latest Husband, Hugo de Bathe, Have Separated.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, Navember 1.\u2014 Mrs.Langtry and her Jatest husband, Hugo De Bathe, it is belleved, have separated forever, going their respective ways and vowing never to see each other again.The popular account of the quarrel is tn the effect that de Bathe was jealous.Neither bride nor bridegroom will talk about the matter.but there is no lack of conversation as to it.Their extreme reticence is counterbalanced by the loquaclousness of the members of the theatrical and social circles.These are talking very freely.and telling ail sorts of interesting and sensational stories about de Bathe.Mrs.Langtry has not been seen in public with de Bathe for n week.Gossip places the period of their quarrel as a week agn.Mrs.Langtry, however, has shown no evidence of being disconsolate.She is continually seen about with men of London's merry world.De Bathe has taken his marriage to the noted actress altogether too seriously.He is now without wife or fortune.notes - DONATION OF TWO PRIZES.{Special to the Star.) TORONTO, November 1\u2014WilHam Mae- Pherson.of Montreal, president of the Moisons Bank.has offered two prizes of $20 each for competition In 8t.Andrew's College, which has been established in his old home In * Chestnut Park.\u201d thir city.The prizes are to be known as the \u201cWil- tiam MacPherson Prizes,\u201d and are to he awarded for proficiency in modern languages, the French language ing specially named.and modern history.rll) REVOLUTIONISTS REPULSED.LIMA, Peru, November 1.\u2014 Last evening an attempt was made at Pisco, department of Lima.to mtart a revolutionary movement.The promoters capturéd the custom house, where a stock of arms and ammunition was stored and then attacked the barracks.They were repulsed by the Ggvernment troops, and fled into the hills ck of the town.Ne R.J.TOOKE \u201c PRESERVES, FRESH FRUITS AND BRANDY FRUITS, All in Glass Jars.Put up by MISE ELLEN H.NORTH, of the Geneseo Jam Kitchen, Geneseo, New THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY, Choice Fruits, Vegetables, Preserves, Mince Meat, etc., otc., io Glass and Cans.VEGETABLES, in Glass and Cane.Oneida Green Asparagus, Oneida White Asparagus, Oneida Whole Tomatoes, Oneida \u2018Ideal\u2019 Corn, in 2 lb.MINCE MEAT, in (lines.in Onelda Mince Meat, in quart glass jars n Mince Meat, in half-gallon glass pails .+ + +.«= $1.00 per pall Jars.Oneida GARDEN TABLE FRUITS, Oneida Gage Plums Oneida Damson Plums .Onelda Lombard Plums .Onelda Strawberries .« .«.In Onelda Black Cherries .In Oneida Bartlett Pears .In Onelda Red Raspberries .In vee soe nn «++ + o.In in Glass coven.In ee In \u2026 In SPICED SWEET PICKLES.; .Oneida Sweet Pickled Peaches .In Oneida Sweet Pickled Pears .In FRASER, VIGER &CO., in large square cans tn quart glass jars .cans .] uare cans .\u2026 .$0.45 Tee sau 0.46 5.00 0.40 4.50 Cee.see sen ven ere ses wee 0.20 2.00 RE.«++ vor ave vas sae oes $0.60 per jar EADQUARTERS Perfect Tailor-M New York State, Each.Per dos.$5.25 $0.65 per jar 1% pint glass jars .$0.56 per jar 1% pint glass jars .1% pint glass jars .1%; pint glass jars .144 pint glass jars ., 14 pint g! jars \u2026 \u2026 1% pint glass jars .1% pint glass jars .13; pint glass jars .$0.60 per $0.66 per jar $0.50 per jar fr 114 pint glass jArs .$0.65 per jar 144 pint glass jars ,.$0.66 per jar Warehouse, 201, 209, 21 3 James 81 mr Warehouse, LONDON- STIRRED BY OUR OFFERING A Crushing Answer to the \u2018Little Canadians\u2019 and \u2018\u2018Little Englanders.\u201d Comment of the London Press on the Despatch of Our Contingent.(Special by Cable from the Special Correspondent of the Star in London.) NDON, Nov.1.\u2014The Times\u2019 ver- atim report of Monday's send-off at Quebec has deeply stirred the feelings of the people here.The Pall Mall Gazette devotes its chief editorial to the sébject and says: \u201cQuebec has given a crushlhg answer to those who wrote themselves down little Englanders for good by asking what have the colonies to do with South Africa.\u201d The St.Jnmes\u2019 Gazette says: \u201cIt is a good omen for the future, that out of Wolfe\u2019s great victory has grown a united nation which can now pay a tribute of such striking loyalty to the Empire.\u201d \u2014\u2014_ MRS.STERNAMAN MARRIED.She Was Sentenced to be Hanged Once for Poisoning Sternaman.BUFFALO, N.Y, November 1.\u2014Mrs.Olive Adele Sternaman, who, about a year ago, was sentenced to be hanged in Cayuga, Ont., for the alleged poisoning of her husband, was married last Saturday in Niagara Falls, Ont., to Frank Creutzborg, of No.220 Bird avenue, this city.The marriage was a quiet one.A AN ANGLO-GERMAN \u201cSWAP.\u201d BERLIN, November 1.\u2014 Regarding the Vossische Zettung's statement that Great Britain has offered Germany the Gilbert Islands and the Brit?:h portion of the Solomon Islands in return for a renunciation of Germany's claims in Samoa, the Foreign Office here does not deny that there is some foundation for the report.Although the statement ir not altogether aceurate, the Foreign Office confirms the report that negotiations are j» ing in regard to Samoa.\u2014\u2014\u2014o__\u2014m-_\u2014_ AFRICAN THROUGH TELEGRAPH BERLIN, November 1.Mr.Alfred Beit, the South African millionaire, is here pushing the construction of the tele graph line through German, Fast Africa and also for the purpose of providing a telegraph and railway connection with the copper mines in German Southwest Africa, owned by a German-English syndicate.Mr.Beit has been well received at the Forcign Office and has excellent prospects of auc- cess. FRENCH FORCE EXTERMINATED PARIS, November 1.\u2014 The Minfater of the Colonies, M.Decrais, has received an official despatch confirming the \u201creport that a French detachment of thirty Senegalese sharpshonters.commanded by three French officers, Messrs.Bretonnetomet, Braun and Martin, has_been completely exterminated Tchad by the famous African potentate Ribah.One wounded Senegnlese escaped to the nearest French post with the news.Gime BISHOP NEELEY I8 DEAD.PORTLAND, Maine, November 1.\u2014 AWFUL HURRICANE.Blew Up Along the Atlantic Coast and Did Much Damage.Despite the Setting of Storm Signals, Shipping Suffered Considerably.NEW YORK.November 1.\u2014A hurricane came up from the Carribean Sea and swept: over New York yesterday and last night.Its fury ls expected to expend itself today.At times the wind blew from fifty to sixty miles an hour and was accompan- lea by heavy rain, that ceased about dawn o-day.Hurricane signals were set yesterday from Maine to the Carolinas, but notwithstanding this warning shipping suffered heavily.\u2019Reports of wrecks were frequent, and the highest tide of the year occurred at various places.At Rechboth Beach, Delaware, it was reported that the steamer Falmouth, in ballast from Portland, Maine, for Philadelphia, was stranded, and her crew of fourteen men was rescued by the life savers.The Assateague, life saving station reported an unknown ' two-masted schooner ashore off Fisher's Point.The crew was safely 5 Along the New Jersey coast the tides were the highest in years.Many wharves in Wilmington.N.C., were submerged, and considerable damage was done to merchandise In storage in warehouses.epoi from: Wrightsville and the Carolina beaches told of much havoc wrought by the storm.Telegraphic communication with Southport was cut off.- Nothing had been heard at Wfl- the Clyde steamer New York, which was expected there yesterday morning.but it was thought she Is safe.At Southport, N.C., the orweglan barque Johannes, which was being disinfected at the Cape Fear quarantine station.was driven across the river and washed high on the beach.All the wharves except the Government roal docks were washed away.and the tue Blanche and the steamer Bouthport were driven ashore.In Jamaica the banana, coffee and orange crops were badly damaged.Bridges and houses were destroyed.The rain fall In the vicinity of Kingston registered from 16 to 24 inches Friday and Satur- ay.At Nassau, N.P., the American achoo- ner Celina, Captain Murray, of Bath, Me., from Philadelphia October 9, for Galveston, was reported ashore off Abacon and signalling for\u201d stance.In Charleston the wind blew 58 miles an hour Monday night, wrecked a dwelling, killing a coloured child and injuring oth- ors, The streets in Newberne, flooded from the ocean, were canred by the wetting of barrels of lime.The river was full of floating cotton.\u2014_\u2014 Pt A COMMUNICATION COMBINE.PHILADELPHIA, Pa., November 1.-The North \u2018American to-day gays: \u2018One of the greatest financial combination of the century is in process nf formation.The or- Ranizers of the Continental Telegraph, Telephone and Cable Company.recently incorporated in Ne®& Jersey.have obtained control of all the independent telephone companies in the 1'nited States and alm to combine these with great telegraph companies and the five Atlantic cable com- vanies.The capitalists interested In the venture include George J.Gould, John Jacob Astor, Willlam C.Whitney, P.A.R.Widener and Willlam L.Fikins.Verl- fication of the story Was obtained last night from Mr.Widener at his home in Orontz 16 to I.See last page 255 3 Jaw \u2014\u2014\u2014ompem-\u2014_\u2014_ * ADMIRAL DEWEY'S WEDDING.NEW YORK, November 1.\u2014Definite arrangements for the marriage of Admiral Dewey and Mrs.Hasen have not been arranged.the Washington corrgspondent of the New York' Herald writef.The fact that Mrs.Hazen is a Catholic and that Admiral Dewey is a Protestant will pfre- vent the m age taking place in a Catholic Church unless there should be a special dispensation from the Pope.Admiral Dewey Is nominally a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church, but he has never emphasized questions of dogfa or .It is thought by those Who know him most ¢ Adame Neeley, Bisho,, of the Pro- Hemant Episcopal Diocese of Muitie, died on Dr.Siegert's Angostura Bittern in known \u20ac 1 world great regu- Tuesday night.The Bishop was erly tor\u201d or the ae the Sixes connected with the New York Diocese.intimately that, if only his nal inter- Fitting de eT consuited, the wedding \u2018will occur Soon a | with as Tittle ostentation as possible.FOR 177 St.James St., 2387 St.Catherine St., 9 1553 St.Catherine St., East.West, at WE ARE THE PEOPLE!!! 2 7 a Le F8 RAY CROCE I ove.257 1x1 * H.LAMPS.THE VERY LATEST STYLES, Including the celebrated ap BB.& EH.; Make, (BRANLEY & HUBBARD,) Prices right.À BARNARD & HOLLAND, Wholesale & Retail, 290 St.James Street.In New Enamels.2572x1 Life Assurance Agent WANTED for Montreal by a First Class British Office.Only men ing a good record as to character and ality need apply.Address A.M., 254 38 Saw P.O.Box 1154, Montreal.Desirable Investment, FOR SALE\u2014At alow price and on easy terms the block of three stores and four dwellings, forming corner Bt.Denis and Mignonne Sts, with tage on St.Jam unre, Nos.248 to 256 St.Denis St.(near St.Catherine St) A good and rapidly improving business stand.he property may be sold In two parts if desired.Montreal Loan and Mortgage Co., 1763 Notre Dame Street.26724 And Tumors oured to stay sured, at bome: no knife, plaster or pain.Por Canadian testimonials & 130-page book\u2014free, write Dept.8, Mason Mzxpic:nz Co.377 Sherbourne Street, Toronto Ontario.xr - \u201c THE ANTICOSTI LAW SUITS.Judge Gagne Ordered the Case to Go on Despite Protests of the Defence.(Special to the Star.) QUEBEC, November 1.\u2014-Mr.Commettant, Governor of Anticostl, and clher magnates of the island, landed from thelr steamer Savoy at Murray Bay the other day to atlend the hearing of thr civil ae- tions for eviction taken agains: the Methodist settlers of Fox Bay hy Mr.Men- fer.When the cases were called.Mr.Davidson, for the defendants, moved for a postponement on account of the absence of his witnesses, and supported hi: nppii- cation by depositions showing that ft wre Impossible for them ta rench the mainland at that season.Nevarthelesz Judie Gagne ordered the cases to be proceeded with ex parte.No defence was therefure made, counsel stating that on appeal the case is certain to be referred back for taking of evidence.= \u2014- \u2014\u2014\u20140- The Swiss Federal Council har elected Eugene Ruffy to be director of the Bureau of the Universal Postal Union.Every person in need of good reliable rubbers should see our stock.We sell only the best goods.Our stock is clean, fresh and up-to-date in \u2026 every respect.Qur prices are right.A Few Suggestions for To-day Girls\u2019 Rubbers, 30c, 35c and 40c a pair.Bo s\u2019 Strong Rubbers, 45c, 50c and 60c a pair.Ladies\u2019 Neat Rubbers, 40c to 600 a pair.Men's Plain and Ribbed Rubbers, 60c to 75c a pair.Men's Extra Quality Rubbers [as print] 80c a pair.Telephone orders mptly at tended to.pro STORE OPEN EYENINGS.FRED.E.HODGSON, Shoeist.795 and 797 CRAIG 8T.Montreal Steam Laundry Block.25704 Wanted, Experienced Lead Glaziers and Cutters at once.UTTING and SEWING LASSES .Professional Instruction for indies and young women Cutters\u2019 work given students taking leone MADAME kK.I.ETHIER, forioerly pupll with Abel Goutmnd, of Paris 88 HT.DENIS ST.Montreni.2451008 PROPERTY DIAGNOSED, Property like individuals is «often puTering from unknown causes ani requires à CkDoRs® In order to ascertain the proper remedy Ms specialty, \"House Decorating, © has giv n me na worl)! of ldear; therafore [ can gis: new life tu property on the decline ton ait me F.H- BARTHULOME\\.23-0cu aitu, 167z2a w 20 Hanover et! Tel tp 1222, Ly \u2014 a \u2014\u2014\u2014 om \u2014 -\u2014 \u2014\u2014 SPAIN STILL HAS ISLANDS.MADRID, November 1.\u2014 A sensation was caused in the Senate yesterday by the declaration of Count « Almenas, that the ignorance of the Spantsh- wing t Aen ace treaty commissioners, three i digest the food.That is all there is Food not digested or half digested io prison as it cren es, acidity, bead- aches, pa Ipitation of, the eart, losa of flesh and appetite and many other troubles which ares o deen called by some other mame.are 8o ?ruggiets évers prete aa 50 cents 8 dress E: Stuart Co 05 Marshal, Ent for little book dinenses, vent free.; : 256\"aty3 sod Household Furniture, Pianos, Car- BENNING & BARSALOU'S SALES, - 4\u201c Attractive Sale A STOCK OF FINE \"DRY GOODS FROM ONTARIO.CONSISTING OF A very fino rtment of Dress tioods, Lady's Costume Cloths, Folvets, Flushes, A bone, Stik Nets, Tamboured and A vlique Curtains, sash Curtain Noisy ir Coverings.Madras Mus- oe: d_ and Silk Gloves, Silk Hos! Shawls, Table Covers, Colored Fe Folt.Water- roof Cloaks and Coats, Ladies\u2019 Jackets, antles, root arns, Towels, Doylles, Tuble Linens, h Rugs, Furniture Coverings, Porcieres and Fancy Goods.West of England Overcoati Beavers, Moscow Na, and favs wool Cloths, Fine Blu ue.a laps à Fancy otoh eee in, Snglish and rien gay Trouserin Whipcords, Heir rat and Bedford Pantings, also Ladies Costume and Mantle Cloths.Sale at Our Rooms Ml ST, JAMES STHERT.Thursday, Afternoon, ov.2nd, 2.30 O'CLOC THE A ARD O'BRIRN co.256 2 Auctioneers.FOR THE CHEAPEST And the best electric light and power, go to the LACHINE RAPIDS HYDRAULIC & LAND CO., Limited, 38 Victoria Square.239% HICKS & 005 SALER Turkish Rugs.The balance of two consignments of Oriental Rugs and Carpets A 204 Are now being disposed of T PRIVATE SALE, At Very Low Figures TO CLOSE THEM OUT.M.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers, 4 1841-2828 Notre Lame Street + Second Portion of Library | \u2018important sale of a most attractive ection of Si ; CANADIANA \u201cSN and AMERICANA Old Maps of Canada and North America.Books Relating to the Arctic Regions.Sale will take place on SATURDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, Within our rooms, 1421 and INES Sore Dame St, comp.m on mai attend sale w 254 tmencine at 2.30 ans view moraing of sale, LC ta lop uow ready and led vn avplis al eu, Orders from parties uLable Lo be Latufully rxecui LEGAL CARDS.McGibbon, Casgrain, Ryan & Mitehell Barristers, Solicitors, Ete.CANADA LIFE BUILDING, MONTREAL, R.l» Metalbhon, Q.U.Th.Chase Casgrain, Q.C., Percy ¢.Ryan.Victor E.Mite cell, jouard Survever.2020 ARONSON Pawnbroker, 601 CRAIG ST, Opp.5t.Fruucois Xavier 3 Money to loan on Diamonds, Jewellery, Furs, Clothing, ¥ Goods sud Generz! Merchandise.Special attention b » eu 10 F'urs.Wunths Guaranleed from moths lor summer Prewises protected by Dominion Burglary Co Yaw tf A SALE OF HORRORS.Ropes That Have Hanged Notorious Murderers and Their Clothing at Auction.Buyers Preferred Other Curiosities and Left Gruesome helics Alone.A remarkable auction sale took place at 98 Hallowell st, Westmount.yesterday.The articles to be sold were the component parts of a strange collection of curiosities gathered together at different times by Mr.A.W.Warnecke, who lived at the place where the auction was held.As a rule a collection of stuffed birds and mammals, dried insects, blown out eggs, coins that seem to ell of the remorseless stream of lava that engulfed Pompell, and murderous weapons that have at various times wounded many a man, is not the Uvellest kind of company, Duy in this case the exhibit was noth horrible.The shadow of the lealiows seemed to overhang it all, and people with a viv- 1d imagination might have seen the ghosts of the bbetted murderers steal about, and nolselessly glide through and past the few small groups of possible buvers.The atmosphere reeked of the hangman.At every turn the eye met a plece of rope that had brokeu the neck of some one who days gone by had been legally killed, or something or other that the condemn had touched just before mounting the fatal steps that led him to his fina! downfall.They were exceedingly grim reminders of most notorious crimes that tory.an ly advertised afhere / no doubt that not only would la crowd of curiosity seekers have \u2018been present, but many representatives of museums and chambers of horrors, for the horrible relics were genuine.A partial inventory of phe collection will give an ldea o esome nature : A plece of rope with which Sam Parslow was hanged at Ste.Scholastique; a piece of the rope with which Cordelia Viau was hanged at Ste.Scholastique ; some tobacco which was given to Parslow by his brother, just before the former mounted the scaffold.A plece of the rope with which Laroque was hanged at L'Orignal : a plece of the black cloth that covered the bottom of the scaffold during the déuble hanging at Ste Scholas- tique : collar worn by Blanchard when he was executed in Sherbrooke ; shoes worn by Birchall, when he was hanged at Woodstock : the entire rope that hanged and the straps that bound Welter dur- {ng the latter's execution, and which were to have been used to hang Shortis If he had not been reprieved.Most of these things were accompanied by a written guarantee as to their genuine ness from Radcliffe, the hangman.must be said to the credit of the few people present that up to noon, no bidders could be found for these horrible things.and that the only two ladies, who entered during the sale, fied as soon as they saw th em.There were a number of Interesting articles, however, and they brought but small prices.A venerable priest bought a fine collection of insgcts and egge for a little over ten dollars.and a full quart measure of ancient copper and silver coing went for sixteen dollars.A prominent lawyer bought an old musket, very well ed, and said to have taken part in the battle of Waterloo, for three dollars.and a curlosity-dealer bought a dozen or go of anclent pistols at from ten cents to a dollar and a half apiece, till he was a walking arsenal, and went away with weapons bulging from every pocket, and weighing scores of pounds heavier than when he came in.Part of the collection consisted of a small stuffed zoological garden, but there was little demand for the deceased but prosperous looking specimens, and a fine and vicious looking eagle could not command more than about ten cents.Even a hunting knife, which at one time belonged to Louie Riel, hrought only a dollar and a half, and the trousers of \u201cLittle Feather.the famous Riackfnot courrier de boils, d%d not bring over a dol- ar.Reveral models of reaffolds, showing the different methods of hanging, went begging.ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS.The Association of Architects of the Province of Quebec formally opened thelr rooms.at the corner of Mansfield and St.Catherine sts.TuesTny evenins The president and council received the members and guests.and there were some sixty people present.Tæîters of regret were received from He Hon.Marchand and Mayor Pre- ont Invitations had been extended to the president of the Roval Canadian Academy.wha was present, and to academicians In Montreal ; to the office-bearers of the Art Association, of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, and of the Renaissance Club also to the Hon.Mr.Dandurand.Dr.Bovey, dean of the tacuity of applied gclence M McGill University ; Prof.Me orge, the professors of Polytechnique.and others.many were present.The president of the association f.Capper.of McGll University.and Mr.the members and Poel Ca r welcomed in Englieh and French.Cathedral of Notre Dame.Paris, the Para masterpieces of Greek orn it.There \u2018was also trumental and vocal music.the Eo resident, Suentn brief Dur tertain ALBANI IN IRELAND.Madame Albam.the Canadian songa- tress, is at present fn Dublin, where she ve a concert Tuesday and another on evening.She Tw Miss Ada Crogal Mons.Johanne Woe He ig.Friedrich, 5 MM.HICKS & CO., Auctioneer CM E Cleansing and IVE Washing Powder.TT.COST ONLY NOMINAL.No strong Lye, © hloride of Lime Benzine, or Coal Oil needed For Domestic use, for the finest aoe to the dirtiest For For Fur Put greasy clot] Metal Catenin of all kinds.Pipes, Sinks, etc.Washing Paint, Floors, und Animale, and for the uth, also for use us a disinfectant.Printers\u2019 use, for Washing Type, Rollers and The powder is odor ess und perfect rmless to hands or material 1b., 2 Ib.and 5 lb.packages, at 15c per u n 1 pin libern! discount to the trad: Coal avinE and ok?Consuming For It is ve ay House Btoves, mangue and Furnaces, and for manu- cturing concerns.This powder saves 20 to 40 er Cent of sont, gets up a steadier and stronger eat and sea ple to use imo changing of fre ire places) s us safe to handle as the coa \u2018 7 ib.portion dissolved in water hd aking on Lhe oul.Price 8 cents | per 1e.or $100 per If y above we will our grocer directions for has © furnt ish 1 on drugaist Das pe with to Auld Celebrated Premium Mucilage, Lithograms, Tel.Main 2476.d Lithograum Composition to be bad at all arst class etationers, eic.AULD MUCILAGE CO., 17 Bleury St., Montreal.247coûrtf \u2014 \u2014 UNIFORM EDITION OF THE WORKS OF GILBERT PARKER \u201c There is strength and genius in Mr.Parker's style.\u201d The Battle of the 8 T8e.25 A Lover's Dia, oem Pager?Le CES When V Valmond Oume Te \u201c 1.26 Pierre and His Poop\u201d \u201c Yc.= 1% A of the Snows \u201c Te.* 13 Mra.fom.\u201c Te \u201c 1% The Translation of a Savage.® Te * 1% The = Ya = 125 The Trail of the Sword.« 7 \u201c1% The Seats of the Mighty.\u201c 7 \u201c 1K The Copp, Clark Co., Limited, Toronto THE RUSE DID NOT WORK.Just before the City Council adjourned on Me a wise: 0 tors, in the laying of drains in earth, expensive rock Monday afternoon an incident occurred t created quite a lot of comment at the Hall thir morning.It happened in Ald.Martineau proposed that take up a by-law which would efit the city materially in regard to the t rne by the city and proprie- here was encountered by-law was to extend the time of pare pavment of proprietors for the work, on acc pro sion of time, to interest on their what they owed was pale.only pays three advances.ount of the great expense of the work, prietors, In consideration of the exten- © aw six per cent.Pay of e work until hes the city r cent.on the money it it will be seen that the move was a good one for the city, while at the game time the extension of time would be a cas reat boon to proprietors whose ready 5 was limited So soon as the by-law was~proposed yesterday.Ald.Beaurolell, who frequently op- pos ing es motions made bv Ald.Martineau.got This move to of the by-law angered A Ames and other members of the Council.and they demandad that the matter be disposed of without further useless delay.Beausoleil.however, persisted in his motion for adjournment being voted upon immediately.This.of course.bad be done owing to the rules of Council fo re- pare to motions for adjournment.The vot- on the motion resulted in a way not the motion being lost.whera- Toon Ald.Beausoleil (it ts alleged In the hope of breaking up a quorum) called upon his followers tn Council to leave the cham- from the chamber.break the quorum though.and she by-law, 80 bitterly opposed, was passe Ye WILY, GO TO ST.JOHN, N.B.The w.w.M.A., assistant Rev.Cralg.rector of St.Martin's Church in this ur: has accepted a call to the assistant torate of Holy Trinity Church, St.John, T Iy .B.he reverend gentleman, who is extreme- popular in Montreal), will assume his new duties about December lst.16 to I.Ons.See last page 255 3 Jaw \u2014\u2014\u2014m0 A HARVEST THANKSGIVING.Harvert thanksgiving services were held in the Richmond Square Mission Hall Runday pre: on evening, when a sermon was ached by the Rev.W.W.Craig.as- sixtant rector of St.Martin\u2019s Church.The hall was prettily decorated for the ocea- sion and oo musical portion of the ser- _\u2014 S.H.&M.Bias Brush Edge Skirt Binding tects the skirt\u2014makes it wear longer\u2014the ndestruct:b e brush edge \u2018s woven with long and short sides, the velversen eut on bias is inserted between sides of head, making the famous Natur.) Skirt-Pitting C .rve \u2014no other binding ean smo-thly fit the skirt, no other ia ifso dsome, so dressy, durable\u2014Nert ask tol see vur binding time you go shoppin and the best other binding, and you'll see the difference, and you'll also be convinced that velvetsens cut fron the rece a: are n where near suitable.H.binding stock is | fade exclusively for adie.and is che only ! , handsome an : omen.; 4 !f Sour eater i 3) not su supply 7e you, we FAI A The # HW.& M, Ce.; 94 Front Bireet West, Teroute, Ont.; 0 pay org ru ne co gran mr A.accuse mage mm yee mee EDUCATIONAL SHORTHAND PRINCIPAL - - rtificated I\u2019'rofegsional T The School wilt be reopened SEPTEMBER 13th, and Mrs.B pe -r from 10 to 4.Circolarm ment on aus-llcatin afier Sth Septem EDUCATIONAL.; 1 rig Institute and Business Trainin ng | School, ESTABLISH 110 MANSFIELD ST.REAL.Ha ol x Temple ander o the ely S| B Teaching.ullock may be seen on AN Telephone Up.1272.SHERIFF'S SALES.ARTHABASKA.\u2014 F.F \u2014 No \u2014Davté Hebert va The Jean Reuse Cigar Making Machine Company of (\u2018anada, limited A four story brick buliding.erected on part of lat No.fifty, official plan town of Drummond vilie To be sold at the door of the parish church of 8t.Frederic of Drummondville, twenty-ninth November inst, at ten o'clock am DISTRICT OF BEDFORD.\u2014 F.F.- No.| 731.\u2014 Willlam F.Bhores vs Dame Anna Moreau dit Duplessis A farm in the County of Bhefford, made up as follows.lots Nos.eight hundred and sixty to eight hundred and eighty-two, inclusive, official plan lowr vi Waterhoo © Inta Nos.eight hundred and eighty-seven t nine hundred and six inclusive, spid official lan.1.0t No.nine hundred and eighty.official plan township of Bhefford Part of lot No.nine hundred and eighty-ome.official plan township of Sheffor To be suld en bloc.as one farm, with ail bulidings and improvements, and subject tu certain rights, at the door of the parish chureh of St Hernardin de Waterloo, town of Water: loo.November twenty-ninth instant, at nine v'clock a.m DISTRICT OF GASPE.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.1471 -\\\\lillsm Law Al Kenzie va.Elzear Dechene.he sale, which should have taken place at the door of the parish church of Les Saints Anges Gardiens de Cascapedia, twenty-fifth May last, witi take place at said ve, fifteenth November instant, si two o'clock p.m MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.816.\u2014 The Trust and Loan Company of Canada vs.Ludger Cousineau et al, and J.U.Emard, Adjudicataire.The sale, which took place in Montreal, twenty-fifth May last.will take place again, at Sherift's Office.Montreal.November twenty- third instant.at ten o'clock a.m MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.143.\u2014 Joseph Cicophas Perrault.M.D.vs.Damme Adeline Grise, es qua ual.1.Land in the parish of St.Baztle le Grand, being Nos.three hundred and ninety-two and three hundred and ninety-three, official! plan parish of Bt.Bruno; with buildings.Said lots torming one far 2.Land in the Tbarish of 8t.Bazile Je Grand, official No.four hundred and sixty-nine.parish of St.runo; circumstances and dependencies.To be sold at the door of the parish church of 5t.Basgtie le Grand, thirteenth November next, at ten o'clock a.m.MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.2633.\u2014 Emery Laporte vs.Norbert Laporte, 1, A land in the parish of st.Bazlle le Grand, No.four hundred and six, offlcial plan of the ! .Bruno: with buliding: 2.A land in the parish of Bt.Basile le Grand being No.four hundred and fifty-three, official plan of the parish ot 8t.Bruno, circumstances and dependencies.Said two lots forming the same farm.To be sold at the door of the parish church of 8t.Basile le Grand, thirtieth November instant, at eleven o'clock a.m.MONTREAL.\u2014 F.\u2014 No.246.\u2014 Dame Ernestine Forest vs.\u2018Ephrem alias Aphraim Le- febvre.1.A lot in St.Jean Baptiste Ward, Mon being Nos.four hundred and twenty-nine and four hundred and thirty officia) plan incorporated village of St.Jean Baptiste; bounded in front by Papineau road: with buildings, end right of entry and exit by lanes.Part ot lot, Ne, seven hundred and eighty, official plan of St.Mary's ward.Montreal, with buildings, and bounded in front by Panet e of To be sold at Sheriff's Office.Montreal, r tieth November instant, at two o'clock p.m.MONTREAL \u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.10,918 \u2018The Cures and Church wardens of the Fabrique of the Parish of St.Laurent vs.Narcisse Gosse- Mn.A lot in Jacques Cartier, forty-one, official plan of buildings.To be sold at Sheriff's Office, Montreal, December first next, at 1 a.m the town of St.Laurent, County being No.three Hundred and sal MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.2000.\u2014 Frank Bcott es qual ves.Michael Guerin.1.A lot with bulidings, in the City of Ste.Cunegonde de Montreal, lags.bounded in front by Notre five hundred and sixty official plan parish of Montreal.2 A lot at the same place, made up of two lots.being five hundred and sixty-nine Pond five hund: and seventy-two official pian parish of Montred], with buildings.Salad Dian are contiguous and form the same plot, and are bounded in front by Notre e 8.A lot in 8t.Ann's ward, Montreal, with buildings, being part of No.fifteen hundred and sixty-one icra) plan sald ward.o be sold at Sheriff's Office, Montreal, No vers ber thirtieth instant, at ten o'clock a.m.OTTAWA.V.E.\u2014 No.831.\u2014 Dame Catherine Lewis vs.Willlam Henry Walker.Lands in the Township of Buckingham, on official plan of à townsht nineteen-A, lot twenty-three, lot twenty-four, all in seventh range, lot No.twenty-one-B, twenty-one, ninth range: range, lot nine known lot No.eighth range, nineteen-B, nin range; with water power privileges, to, nineteen-C, also all mining rights in lots twen- wenty- > rang.teen-B, cents an mines, factories and mining mach! ings snd appurtenal The sale of the nove, w which was to have taken piace at the doof of the parish church of Bt.Gregoire de Nazlanze of Buckingham, twen- ty-third March, eighteen bundred and ninety- seven, will takes place at the same place, on the twenty-eighth November instant, at tem o'clock a.m.QUEBEC.\u2014 F, F.Sooo.3033.\u2014 The City of Quebec vs.Louis Lot No.fitteen dre and sixty-six, official cadastré parish of St.Bauveur, city of Quebec, on St.Ignace street.Subject to annual rent.To be sold at Sheriff's Office, Quebec, Decem- ber ist next, at ten o'clock a.LÂLEBEC- \u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.910.\u2014 Joseph Isaac very es qual.vs.Eugene Raymon: La Lot Ne wy official .cadastre Garien Ste.Anne de 2 Lot No.ourtees official cadastre potsh Bie.An Part of Got Nov wo official cadastre parish of \u2018Ste.Anpe de Beaupre, with buildings.To be sold at the door of jhe parish church of Ste.Anne de pre.ovember twenty- eighth instant, at ten clock a.m.QUEBEC.\u2014 Dame | Josephine Dumas vs.Michel Honore Btephe Lot No.sixteen hundred and fort official cndautre parish of St.Bauveur, City 0 .on Massue street.with bulldings.Bubject to an annual rent.Lot No.sixteen hundred and twenty nine official cadastre parish of St.Bauveur, City o Quebec, on Massue street.Bubject to an oo nun} rent.To be Bold at Sheriffs Office Quebec, December first next, at ten o'clock s.m.QUEBEC.\u2014 F.F.No.2416.\u2014 Dame Mary Filan Conway vs.Jean Baptiste \u201cAmedees Gul.mont, es qual.Lot No.sixty-thres official cadastre village of Lauzon.with buildings, circumstances and dependencies.With reservation.To be soid at the door of the parish churoh af Bt.Joseph de Levis, December first next, at ten o'clock a.m.QUEREC.\u2014 F.PF.\u2014 Ne, 7445.\u2014 Phileas Mainville ve.James Eagan qusl.Lot ten official cadastre parish of Bt.Joseph de Levis, with b and dependencies.To be sold at the door of the parish church of St.Joreph de Levin, seventeenth November instant.at ten o clock a.m.am QUE FF \u2014 No 1902 \u2014 La Banque nOEDEC vs.J.B.Boutin Part of lot No.three hundred.official ca- with bulldings, eir- cumstances and dependencies.To be mold at the door of the parieb church of ft, Joseph de Levis, seventennth November instant.at ten o'clock a.m.DISTRICT OF 8T,.HYACINTHE, \u2014 F.\u2014- Non.128.\u2014 Cleophas Pagnuelo et al.vs.Ffrea Houle.1.A lot in the parish of St.Judes, part of lot No.one hundred and fifteen.sald cadastre: with buildings.2 Part of lot No.one hundred and fourteen, official plan of the parish of St.Judes; with butidings Subject to usufruct.A lot in the purish of Bt.Hugues.Bagot county, being part of Nn, ninety.4.Part of iot No.eighty-four, parish of St.Hugues 5 Pa rt of lot No.one hundred and fifty-two, parish of 8t.Hugues, with buildings.\u201c Another lot at the same place, part of Na hundi and fifty-two, said pariah; with butidingn, With deduction T.Another piece of land at the same place, part Ko.one hundred and fifty-two, mld parieh: with bulldings.8.Another piece of land at the same place.forming part of No.ome hundred and fifty-two, unid parish To be sold, lots Airstiy-and sÉcondiy described, al the door of the parish church of St Judes November twenty-elghth instant.at eleven B.m., and other lots above desc the door of the parish church of Rt on the twenty ninth November instant, aisven o'clock s.m.¥ PP HONOGRAPH INSTITUTE 345 Tomplo Building Phone Muiln\u2014} Wes 1AK St.James diroet, Montreal.MISS GRAHAM'S Shorthand and Typewriting Classes indivicual and Class Inatruc ton.A stuiple, short, up-to-aate metho tal advantages are attached to the i ch pup receive u thorough practi ness \u2018raining.À | graduales are now holding satisfict vv positions Positions guns deedte can petert SE gle ae, Write, call or telephone for l\u2019ruspes ius PITS ET.) Bata seasa 4 titute by «à bus THE MONTREAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.938 & 040 Dorchester &t., near Mountain, .Bell Tel.Up 881.Developnient 1n al) branches of Music Terms: Strictly as iv European Conservatories Consultation bout, 410 5 dally.Fur jrospecius apply te 2451¢ MR.C.E.SEIFERT, Director.MISS LOUISA MORRISON, DRAMATIC SOPRANO.Conce: engagements tu or out of city.Pupils Yoice culture r pile 1a STUDIQ; 3420 ST.CATHERINE ST., 04 Hos / MISS M.OWLERS Will open ber Dancing Academy for the season og Oct.1 .For private lessons an rticulare 4 Apply 1126 St.James St Libby\"e nome on canned mests guarentess purity.Libby\u2019s Veal Loaf Ham Loaf Beef Loaf Three good things for serving, Substantial enough for dinner, dainty enough for lunch or supper.Ready to serve hot or co Prepared with care under U.S.Gevernment inspection.Convenient size, key epening cans.Ask your grocer or write LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY, CHICAGO, ILL., U.S.A.day The purity of material used in .the manufacture of \u201c\u201c CRESCENT *\u201d Steel Agate Ware enables it to withstand hard usage., The enamel will not chip or burn and is ime permeable to fruit acids.The best is always the cheapest, Each piece guare:- MADE BY THE Hos.0 DAVIDSON MFG.CO., Montreal Roofing and Asphalting OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.CEMENT AND TILE WORK, iA GEORGE W.REED & C0, 783 and 785 Craig Street, GOMAdÏON Nationa ex AMG Express Co., UPTOWN BRANCH Star Branch Office No.I.Corner of Peel and St.Catherine Streets of hres Money Orders issued to all parte f Canada and the United States.beat apd cheapest method of remi ie through the mails.A receipt given wi each order.No application Amount refunded if order is lost.Gar FREE.P .| ] S ox RÉLINEUGR 3 ve, rvs Di NERVE RESTO gt Fits, Eptinpe.er.hy a.Saray Danos HK No Fits or Nervousness a days paid Treatise and $2 (ria) bottle ent through a A adisn Agency FREE to Fit pationts, they ng express charges cooly whan received, to Dr, Kins! td, NOTICE.A Notice is hereby given that the muniété pality of the Village of Yilleray.in County of Hochelaga, duly incorporated » village wili PR et to the lature the Prevince of Quebec, at its next » sion, for the purpose of having sone if to its territory.Ist, a ce ; land, about thirty- ix arpents | in area.joining raid t .and ve from what 1s common \u2018Jarry Farm.\u201d of Sault au Recollet, of Hochelaga, and partly Laurent, Ne of Jacques Cartle land.about sixty \u2018reot Gide By ten as to have rtrin of land separated from the said iahen and counties, for the purposes BE.MAURAULT.! Secretary of the said said Municipality abi Villeray, October 16, on, cals _ stitutions,\u201d \u201c people, or both, THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 165 \u2014 Che Daily Star.GRAHAM & CO.Proprietors.163 and 165 8t.J ames Street.\u2014 THE DAILY BTAR is rent to any part of the United States ur Cuns luge free, at SA a vrer, SL.UU for uix months, and Duc for three months.We belters the circulation of THE BTAR exceeds the coinbined Issue of sll the other Luxilah ue wspapers published in the city of Montre Ag en for ¥rench advertining Mayence, Favre and Cle, Rue de Batellere.15.Parts, Francs are Messrs.la (Grange Toronto, Can.Representative for advertising fer, tie MONTREAL STAR, W.F.Carrier, 4 ny st.west.' CIRCULA I ION \u2014or THE - Daily and Weekly Star FOR WEEK ENDING Oct.28th, 1300.Mouday .seusseereese.80.8985 Tuesday.eee \u2026 80.804 Wednesiay \u2026 \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 \u2026 50,941 Thursday .eees «renee .50,938 Friday.voecee +00.50,874 Gaturday.\u2026.\u2026.vvressocsasecces 55,560 310,102 Present Average: ending Oct Doth 5 1, 683 106,891 = Last Week.From the above figures are ex- eluded several thousand subscriptions regarded as more or Jess ephemeral.Average Circulation ot the STAR Last Week, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, CANADIAN INSTITUTIONS ARE SAFE.The sham cry of \u2018Danger to Canadian #n- which some men are not ashamed to raise at this crisis in our affairs, will surely alarm none who give the matter a moment's thought.The alleged \u201cDanger\u201d is from Downing Street: and es thoreuszhly were an earlier generation of (anadians taught to dread aggression from there, that it is bot altogether imposable te now stampede a few by the old ery, provided mo time be given for a good look into the face of the bogey.But it is to he noted, first, that Canadian institutions are not what they were when we pricked up our cars at the mention of Downime Street.At that time, we either were without responsible self-government, or 11 was unly on trial.No one has men: tioned Downing Street with any real appre ber-n -mee Cnfederation, or, indeed, a ong time previous.To-day representa- tre - \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - \u2014 FT \\ R TES | PROPERTY FOR SALE.SITUATIONS VACANT.; SITUATIONS VACANT.SITUAITONS WANTED.| ROOMS TO LET.FEBSON ALS.A CHARGE OF BIGAMY .; .A o et me pou Ed __ \u2014\u2014 a a a B h b ax 7 Fr k rs 4 ; Some = ANTED \u2014 HA AND BONNETS TO .rought by a Mrs.ran Roge Re ; \\_3 MR BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WANTED u5Y 3 B JALIRERTE 148 57.ANTED \u2018\u2014 AGENTS.STUDENTS AND trim at home, The materials od to ad R: MES TO RETINED PARTIES, TN Lacs Lo REAL EETATE.MORTGAGE Against Her Husband in New Tyo - 4 .cseph street, Quebec, à fe \u20ac - artists write re.vanta, 2 .Cutherine st.pa ra.\u20ac - ons, renting.retate manage Co - Prepaid (Classified Advertisements A u farm.w a house; three en Slute experience, references and salary ox- Portrait House, Perron ee 255 4.re.70 Bt.Mark.above Bt 28 chen ana dining privileges.single room.newly ent.etr.pramptiy ani efficiently atiended to (situated af No\u201d pel ee vo ur pacted 22060 = : (T novated: transtents.743 Bherbrouke.ms 14 i L Putuam, 1st Floor Temple Building.York.core a es Se Maths MONTREAL DA'LY STAR cule dwellings.with a lirge yurd.stuble.\\WANTED \u2014 Two YOUNG GIRLS.ONE \\WANTED - YOUNG MEN 70 LEARN Wo ern wine aa Pater: vat RMS, DOUBLE AND st (GLE.WITH 230 tf - shed.etc - easy conditions ress 7 for kitchen and the other for upstairs r trade New systein.only \u20ac steam heat\u201d terms mod- \u2014\u2014 SITUATIONS WANTED 10 conte for 20 words sene Charlebois, 26 51 James street, Mont- work \u201cApply between 11 a.m.and 8 pm.336 weeks required.wages Saturdays while learn- \u20189 advantage.7 Concord st 12] rate.28 \"Beaver.ait Hi.ms FOR SALE.ROGERS WAS WELL KNOWN IN Pr ues and hocen per extra word each real 22.2 Grosvenor avenue.Westmount.id Mélor's Barbe Behool, Now York City.25 4 \\VANTED \u2014 BF A G00D LAUNDRESA Roou ARGE FRONT ROOM, \u2014_ MONTREAL, WHERE HE WAS \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 » Bar - LET L - _.\u2019 us - k by the day.ut once, or any kind of TO 1, EE repr PUREE\" WANTED, I\" cents for 10 words or | NOR SALE - HOUSES.BEFORE CANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS - house .: with breakfast and late dinner if desired.A and 1 cent per extra word, each inser | buying.go and see the semi-detach- \\ on tinger's machines.Apply 438 Be Jains WANTED TRO AUSÉTANT EX AMINERS drone NOTE, 4 Sood plate cook.Please o 1175 St.Denis st.23 3 R BALE \u2014 FOR THE MILLION.KIN.A PRIVATE DRILL IN- ÿ | ed houses being built on Western avenue.street or 8.vo 81x CAS CO IEEEES =\u2014\u2014 \u2014 To dling, : cut ma Ye.$2.04 tumarac PE Ep fo 23 BEER shell RR ERT Pcs, FAEAEY Shi Te 2, NER IE ND WANTED arin am Forman on ROVNE Fh BOUBLE AND teow Ho id var ve STRUCTOR.ras or leas, an teut per extra wo mount Park.PANTED \u2014 Æ WITH EXPERI CE, .¥ farm .La- singie.on 1 bre: an ver anywhere in the elty J Mad .; Roh Insertion me \\ In making GIRLE aH girls to learn: pr at once to Mdm.Hebert, at Gault re chine Rapideddrens A.Bibeau.Guy Farm a tes.no students.Apply afternoon or eyentug.diarmid, Richmond square.Ben Tel Up 1538 Frank Rogers.a retired British soldier an wo dr cents fur 20 sorts or Jens fa JOR BALL - Seal EEL unt be neat se vers.ready work and highont actory, St.Helen et Ay 78 Fark avenue, clty.254 121 tr nd a tor aer rendent ; the ary.has X .stone front ouse us utlt.prices.ply to Tooke ros .\u2018 - MILLINFRY DONE AT = ; T = To mem em - wen arreste m New ork en a cha A BOARD.10 cont for 20 weds 1 a +, Westmount.Tot 4 feet.view of Park in [street 74 6 WWANTED AGENTS OUR CiKISTMAB WATER 10 mar Mi ANERY A ante.4 JRooME TWO FORME IN he | FUR BALE [SASH OR CREDIT, HOUSE oi Ingams.preferred by Mrs Mary Rogers, 2 t xtra word.enh inseriies 1 front und large garden In rear.house & books are ready.from fifty cents up.four Thistle Terrace.near Turkish Hath Hotel vate family; immedinta possession if re- hold urniture.parlour seis, carnets otf 4 thin city.ui Hegen thaï \u201c \" oh ib I à Af oe ° minimurm > + T part of a two-story house, very Female tatin H.L.Putham, It flou.A SMART VOUNG GFRI, FOR tablishment.Apply R, 30H48, Star Office 276 Star Hranch Office 236 2 -\u2014 ._\u2014- \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DOR SALE LADIES NATURAL Wool, tom's FB.Chareh, West Forte cree j el-zanttiy furnished, with all modern tm- Ar must be a plain, neat and \u2014 .- - = 55\u2014\u2014\u2014 = 1 \u2014 QOOME \u2014 ELI.HEATED, WITH GOOD contbtnntinns.night dresses, corset covers, New York, The woman = satd 10 he provements, St Tefis street, near Sher.| DOR SALE - MOUNTAIN \\ddrens stuling expertence.to 5, \\ TANTEI?\u2014 GENERAL BERVANT IN W ANTED -.SITUATION BY EXPERIENU- I hoard.$15 month.alke table board $25 fine fmported gomds at law prices Clark's wealthy brooke We will seil the house furnishing ill eu \u201cton > house nearl Siar om \u2018206 2 small famils.where nurse 15 emvloyed et uuper housematd, would take engage- (a week.20 20 Victoria st.258 4 whe, 2100 SE James st a I A.A now this «ity ie at 5 per cent value if preferred Apply vide with dren pot.lane and as \u2014H\u2014 = to etopottin ustnesy Calle 2 py .; ; \u2018 a es N ah Iv Otfle Reasonable rent Apply T.3698.Star OTRAM lena case mele EI vtane, vie = ts a mien.SS James, city 84 ga For SALE \u2014 SPEHHHOOKE ST Cotterime st Montreal Agents wanted every.LOE ANA RAYE aout ref raners Apyix fe Rlew- TI uiotrnate or Tum] fem, thoroughly Sie.pl hy at pode.3 ota each Hi i \u2014_\u2014\u2014 - = near Mackay, on the south side where 257 \u201ctreet = ne Terences Address T.ATIS Star Office 257 1 eee ee ree = St COUMIdO rs ANT two Knee suellk i , ; ) fences Addr 7 ar 2 ; ; The Bodies Identified\u2014The Manager OT HARMING bay RER on one the tine=t sites tu the city, oui- = m= = = I _ \u2014\u2014 \u2014_ QOMS WITH EVERY ACCNMMODA- Once price fat cash, cost new na r cottage RENE lights \" \u2018 took front fond rear cannot ber surpasse Wwe ANTE A WOMAN TO DO WASHING.v ANTE .ATCT 1 - ] tion, Bome comforts, pmall private famtiv, NH Téachs plano parlors, Cite st Cathertn- Did Not Know Fire Escapes center , à \" ironing and clean, three days à week: ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG LADY AS TYPE ANTED BY FEFPICIENT RELIABLY or genGemen or married couples.¥U between Stankey amd Drummond sts ° e Escap \u201cor cnten sitar ae chtoun house in perfect vrder frem top ta bottom, F K.Yresamaker of le xpéertence.work at Ne children, for gentlemen or married upi > rummoad st nhire.b Water heating, et or never in the market befare | price $lum, 1 = Fr CRP Fiend nares pon roe om Like ee Taper must, el to heme ream oor rene! ron rate, chil use of kitchen, Address or apply 106 Union ave evenings Were Demanded by Law , ! ; A an verde ges To day ZI» rince Avthur \u2018 anguage Apply sta ot .SER 3 : \u2026 puce ane 3 Hess sn fu.+ .; T h FE Partuea.Et floor, Terme H 1.Putnam, Temple building rent sages d noday 257 ; .- enn Ch A clait 200 Rt leon st = \u201c ' huge \u2019 n° 12 DUT \u2014 |= BY ae Bar Bear previously eine drnts clothing @ specially 200 KE Vase p> EE FUR SALE \u2014 CHEAP.LOT CF HOTTLES Coroner McMahon opened a preluninary £ mea UR SALE BISHOP STREET.A W TANTID \u2014 LADY OR MAN WANTED TO ee _\u2014 = RON rm a TART a Cat hn ni also ES aq fomeuest at the morgue yesterday utters - .se r rl v .e \" ~ « \" r = + \" es .= tu v : NISHED FLATS TO LET modern house, with deep extension, tunel and appofit agents, $60 per month Was ANTEL - AN EXPERI \u20ac \\ TANTED - DIY GOOD WOMAN.WORK OF geen Apply 36 Mance st dries 61 Victoria à « an bottlex a noon tor the purpose of adentifving the ; FURNISH a Ah Tw oors are ams and en rasan are Ex ponse s.Ziegler and co 254 Locust se a ean for small family Apply at ye anv kind.is a first clase laundrenn: ater: - 2 one bodies of the dead who were brought to 0° A i._ ; a - $ om © voor, af « si *hiladelphia.208 12 4amo .amllle = sat ences Address WW 3740.Star Branc Mice OUOMS -.NICELY \"RNISHE ROOMS \u2019 = : ; \u201cpe ï « Weh- LE a | SSSR SES ee order .Iussession on sw weeks netic: .\u2014 en \u2014 ET = 2 2 R Tre and Tt FAA Fins Fou ral = a ra AN $120 ER Loan qu EE from the rums of the Web i : -_ Fi : x nrice, $0.00 H 1.utnam, Ist floor.TANTED \u2014 A GENERAI.BERV ANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 14 Ce A5 ess = = ta Clty Councillors et AT Zend urge Jouds, Ruatante perfretly dry De i .; .5) ul r Tn ni den fraprovemnent Temple, ling., \\ a small amity\u2019 no washing, references oir BR to mind babe and make her JRRTANTED A PORITION HY A SOMPE | © y ore HE Liner miywhers Benoit and Sealhon, #71 St After the bodies had been identified, Cor- \u2026 lr lan he st Apply NG \u2026\u2014- - Pole arr Apply lee Park ave 25 Dent self usafol, must sleep at homes.Apply between tent slek pnrne, who in also willing to da OMS - 21% MANCE STPRET.LARGE Têmes et Tel, Main 1451.; 257 4.oner adjourned the preceedings until next Toate St Catherine st rt por SNDR \u20181 lemon LOT.FANS cco Te |} 80d 12 am.at 113 Mstcalle st 7 the warhing and geperal housework 69 argh * double.With hoard.on bath flat.larg: ee Monday eveming, to await the result of A _ =e A donne avenue, Westmount, OXI) ANT ED - AGENTS FOR AN ENTIRE \"ANTE _ LT TT .= uretalrs _ 072 clothes claset, Auer HEht.pleasant, central le === the enqun of the Fire Connmixmoners re- _ LET BRIGHT FI RNISHEN and situation.owner anxious ts new une of household novelties nod WANTED AN EXPEMIENCED CHECK -\u2014 cality 2 1 ft or 4x rooms, modern vanven- on Ben 34 vents H.1.Putnam.Ist Cols and all (ast sellers.Addiess The U 8.er.nize good shirt starches Apply at ono Ww ANTED - RY ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, FO - CARRYING OFF SOUP- DISHES.kardimg the cause and ongin of the disan- : - .«ol #x Te A se price $ .am, [Ir Speciaity Cn.Toronto wg 28 2aw CAledonian Laundry, 826 Seigneurs st val situation ac housekeeper.good plain cook SO, trous fire.lences ne rent hea x far the winter Add.floor.Temple building.= _ .: , ee ove a OOMS - FURNISHED WITH OR WITH dress Baal St Pore vs Tu P E Tr Ti \" Adress 03, TESS Star Lranch Offive.277 2 aut board.cas.hot and cold water.hot But three witnesses were heard, as ress Sl Star ?rm mr \u2014 = TANTED AGENTS WE HAVE HoLDayv WANTED \u2014 RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR - -\u2014 | eo US \u2018 gr: \"| A Real Parisian Who Was Employed their ed sufticient identiti- - .,.1, , 3 | | TT water heated 727 sherbrooks Fo their testimomes prov «ufficient identifi eral h k | I MIR SALE OR EXCHANGE -AD- hooks that sell-brand new.big, beautiful Fo neral housework.no washing.Apply to TANTED.BY A RESPECTARLE WOMAN 2 ; ! UNFURNISEED HOUSE TO LET a foining Wéetmennt, house and fem B00 cents up.cansase rs sending in so Nt.Antes J rr NNT a a hey Fawn haie AOMS TO LET.IN A PRIVATE FAM in the Vienna Cafe, Arrested .| ation of the remains.: grounds, containing 25.00 square feet, with *blendid reports, now is the time te stare.y EN ATI AN TUE Arply 722 Lagauchstiere st 287 1 1 Uy.in the west end, two wall furnished.However, owing to Mrs.and Miss Ben- NL AS AN et ae i pe twa small cottages and outbuildings Tr» hed fren Liberal terme and bremiums M Ww A TEN ATER AND TYRE 11e = === right front bedrooms.one with folding bed.Therefore.bow and Mr.Arthur Cawdron hiving i Ot- nu.sn Sy sv is a large double nase, Lhe rate and Logan, London Li 10 Saw .i 8 A ne \u201c O LET - UNFURNISHED.A DK.JANTED - BY A YOUNG GIRL SITTA- aus, hot water heating no children } HOP IN THE SAJIR pla \"n etached an sem detac ran HE Tu Catherine, are betug well patronized by repair and sa, Will put them in verfart 1 OOM - COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, IN CC irre Lo \u201c H fath .ith th t th Ÿ ge T° LET - SHOP }! 5 BAIAN- residences .ne others allowed The EN | [of all avatems.Dictation far ! el order Apply TS \u2018\u2019atheart st ant private Protestant family bathroom fat I wis time for someone ta step In.and Men- er father was with em at the oY isbury biock.frees Mas nent: \u201crounds are laid out in park fashion, sur- MW AE ALany Fox n° Ty i NITION \u2019 iN ny Tate Zi ! ges.hot Water and convenient to street asked the Canadian Secret Service to dn window, but he threw himself down before a \u2019 re 1 - S veil, \u2018 .; ue pers ut Ame wef Met be ot rene ess rr es am \u2014 Un ; PDU .M so.SRR ne sists S .> 1106 4 5 2 Pre pps 2% 8 rounding a central oval The trees on HSU am) mpl at business he a WANTED \u2014 Goon PLAIN COOK.ALSO A VV ANTED SITUATION RY GENERAL Apply 11 Greene ave, Westmount 2 5 rier Aisa Superintend, help armived.b ; Magnificent speckmens of neariy a cra- eve Te housemaid Apple 75 Drurecher st fore servant, alsn housemald.together MR 1 ES \u2014 Few and one uf the operatives waitr Myo Arthur Cawdron, 82 Marlborough E I \u2014\u2014\u2014 [uve growth The new Rt Stephen's \u2014 - - Phen or after seven \u201cevening adr hen ne a a7 1 1 OUMS -.PLATS, HOUSER INISHED for et a night nbout the time, she loft steer.Ottawa, stated: that he had slept han ' \"x : Doi ! r ork, and efieving her of : > LHOUSES WANTED.: eu pet MIT ESN #\" ht.Cine Ww PR : mt Nu ean As Lh EAL CC ANTED LS, PE ii, ue parts nf voa ep all without honed, all vile of soup.ton, which she was err in the same room with Mr.Benbow.They vals are all semi-detaehes villas, lar me ene ALmater HAN nb \\ M TH OTE, STATE VV ANTED HAVE FOUR PIAND TUNED gated.Send postal for Met.ne charge what ip: tn both arms put her under arrest.had got up at 25 minutes to wx, ten min- | THAT TI -< ang nil the Leet feature of mm Atma ee ET Ee Se Xp cto reve is A 19 and polishel for 82 Aaron, nd ver ier Offer.SN Tenge Buliding.27 5 They called a cab wid asked her to step utes before the alarm wax given.When the TANT SMALL FURNISHED decign.partteatar attention having hecn CANTED DOWNSTAIRS GIRL ONE i _ en Cross, practical pana and organ ta) \u2014\u2014-\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014- {in and be driven ta her residence, but she fire broke out, he groped his way down- hose M MeDenald \"n, Sate nfo) : .ant «© \u201cent .hy wha ceil ; ss =\u2014= pairer.now 2% vears experience, IR years\u2019 prac OMA Tor Ur E AND SINGLE, ON fused 1 there ere \u201cJe 1 ; .wl proc Ey Me .Ta 4 te Vom an: conven ence Ww aa an Conk oil.privat family Apty Ww ANTED \u2014 AT THE PROTESTANT HOS.tice In Montreal.all work guaranteed.have R fret floor, well heated with first class Te used.and ther Was à great tussle br- atairs, where he was shed out hy a fire- ,' \u2018 A ; Messe M 3 wrint architects, .eRe DA Due 277 2 pital for the Insane à housemald and kie- nothine ta da with cheap tuning: the tuning of |p, «rd: alse transients accommodated.at Lorne ore she was secured on the flonr of the man and prevented ro: ré-entermg to & oy SA lu | he Re Mr J Wo hy MOT, Ix sine Wh Tomas Tm TX mrRos Bow Snenmnald Apply with references, at « cu, rice fn oplana te not all that's necessary far the bene |p 0 Suge eT nee as 2 carriere, the being 8 vers strong woman.ta the help of the ladies, He wax thankful .hn > «these hae.ery close to first cost, Des M : STRONG \u201ctan dane 2 & \u201cte yes ; £0 WH Lainie heme to take care of Aue oh Me ender HO 1 PEtNAIN det fon te rite à horse, Apply 11% Nazareth er, ed Se domes st JST A Mana Jong standing of a plane.Drop card te FOOMS FURNIBHED TA URE BOURSE Let de manage her.She threw in When he saw them in safety a few minutes fie wins (ree Address L3H Star [penn butlding.! ; maa TANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATFLY FIRST (1,088 ; + TONmE on bathroom fat alk single mewn half à dozen good blows stralghi from later.ns there were no fire escapes, and he Cr 255 Rend \\U ANTE A FIRST FTASE WASHER skirt hand, alss young girl to assist with *ANTED RITFATION IN A GENTLE.moderate prices 15 Brunswick st.rod the shoulder.to the great amusement of wae afrawd that they would jump and be _ TT \u2014\u2014\u2014 - mes eee W \u2018snd Iancy ironr Apply Lh St Antoine linusework.2374 Bt Catherine st.neâ- Mar- \\ man's place cPv or country.understande the people who had gathered around.On killed, FLATS WANTED.ST.wren 258 1 RA mt et _10 0297 !_ [ait work: highest references.age 40.74 Mans Room - BRIGHT FRONT.SUITABLE FOR the drive 10 her house, which ix on lower Mr.George ©.Merrill, manager of the 10 oo \u2014 ES ANTER- À GIRL FOR PANT ~~ field =f Gorman's Court.- 7 3 une ar two Zentiem pverlookine Donun- St._Deminique street, she changed her Webster House, identified the three bodies \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 aL = ee oN YANTED \u2014 FIHST CLASS MACHINIETS.WwW Aptily tefreshment Roo Œ RY \u2018RK.\u2014 , 2 son Rquare.Na, 1 Cyhress Se apposite Wind.ture.however, and notwithstanding the at the morgue as being those of JI.F.Ren- ITT Te Atply Canedian General Elortrte Co.Lta.I ms.G R Bt1- VV ANTER .PIANO TI'NING.ORDE?4 sor Hotel Hall.257 1 presence of the other man, tried to make f iv ANTI FLAT OR TEN Farr d gos FIRATED FROM 30 REDPATIE ST Poterkore, Ont 2h7 29° \u2018lon 27 1 for piano tunine and repatring left at WW.love to MF.Crow as best «he could In bow, J.KE.Wilson, a bailiff, of Sherbrooke, With seven or eight Teoms until tl a Hack rocker spaniel, answers ta tha on - A = a - H Leach's plano parlorn 2146 St.Catherine OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED.SINGLE her rather uncomfert~tte position.evi.and Jane Gaffney.an employe of the hotel.Muy ter fée modern conveniances: west | name of Prince Finder rewarded at above ad- \"ANTED \u2014 A COATHMAN, MUST HAVE ANTED - ASSISTANT CUTTER, WITH st.hetwesn Stanley and Drummond ste and double, hath fat.modern conveni- .+ Lope blanc s She was unmarried, but had three nieces i \u2018 .pie of 1 t d=ntly in the hope that her blandishment nieces in f Bleury .give particulars.Box R sam, ; Tes LL 25 5 od references.under Sh.unmarried AP: | 8 COUR of pare Tr Sion hele promptly attended Ia Men re To oa EE Mj ences, meals If desired: private family: no chi | might cause lim to relent and allow her the city.Mr.Merrill raid he had been : -\u2014 \u2014-\u2014 - - > + 057 æ »\u2026.\u2026 \u2018 3 25 > Sar ome > ! OST UN DORCHFSTER ST BETWEEN vi: _Prrehest: Ftc between 7 and K 237 1 lon St Peter st ST DUT moderate » \" 257 1 iren 2074 St Catherine at.mr 2 | in escape.It was all fn vain however.manager of the Webster House for ten .mm i TER ST UE Baby's \\WANTRD EXPERIENCED Sade 7 - = OOM& \u2014 TWO BRIGHT FRONT Rees, | 4nd after an atiempt to search her house.years.The hotel war a four-story building.SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.sarninae inbe of OK and white wool edged blouse makers.AH.Rims and od Shirt, WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY OFFICE ROY.| YW ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS UPPER with private entrance, furnished or nnfur.: Which, wever.wax nhando > There were no fire edcapes and only the two with iibbon Reward offered at 1913 Darchester Cons and Riouze Mfrs.34 Latour st.2 pericnee Pa of, Nr be without ph housemaid and plaît: rook, iso omen BY nirhed.ume of kitchen.heated by Mot water.time pring.ae she ua sue a Jacket inner stairways _ -\u2014 - an oh EE EE \u2026 y to .Rex 4 .mm.2443 Rt rine st., 087 rat nm fm se crowd gathe \u2018 .OT ei a ste \u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014- me 2 WwW ANTLD A LADIES RLOUSF OR - day.Apply 1 to 6 pm IH \" pe 1 21 _Fine avenue a the residence.she was taken to the Joe Ke Mr.Merril] said he did not know of a i Qt ui wo Ton oa r + OST \u2014 A SMALIL GOLD WATCH WITH waist cutter.als.a respectahin vouth an WwW F2 tar end Free MAN\u2018ARCUT 18 OR.up.She will he tric on Monday.law existing which insisted un fire encapen - shear ï : \u2019 AM et = ; ; EE Ni VE PRE M EE AM ON pa ge === WANTED TO PURCHASE.ee \u2014 being placed on all hotels over three stories LIE far inter tpt fn ad ht between Bp » aa Morgan\u2019 =r by ns wa.amt Blouse Mfrs.54 Latour at 8 |atreot, \u2019 237 1 ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED._ _ THEY PLEADED GUILTY high.i Coroner stated that such a law by urna.ho ard old wares, in Kir, Art Rp Seward \u201cEh gt \"EXPERT STENOGRAPUER Vy-5rep DINFPTATIIY A Ying eee ~ : HE 1 has be War an lorce.an uthroom wide veranda an \u2014\u2014 y and sperd of Arst Importance\u201d + - .a ™ CTE _\u2014_ s c 3 r Ist.Montrea jas en * AC - Loved ns raide Int 150 x M0, with or- ORT PPh FEAR Fe ET State salary expected and references Penn wn «To 14 on yon Et, do Mebt house.Ÿ JANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY IN PRIVATE WANES: LL Lente a off Pint nce September a of burglaries by a RACTICAL SYMPATHY \u201chard al sieall tonite Within 200 yards of §05T BLACK.FEA on 0a LAST T.aran.Star Office 257 2 Work Apply BL Domintqie ot, ZT Jat.an ing and Dedronm.on or near Shar: inst ue nt at RE Prattonts 290 Note Kane of safe-crackere.The follwing ds a | J A.Wilson & cw.lave through They anrter-mile \u20ac [ad Cort.EL .ue mm mm et ee ; 1777 fat.as 8 ; al instruments at 8.Pearson's, 2336 Notre a ace sn sible 2 6 + fe wd PIN for house.ni st His nar CT A reson hy \\ \"ANTED FOUNG MAN FOR TIME- \\WANTED - A GOOD PLAIN COOK.OR bronke and between 81.Lawrence and Bleury INWSC SUMMalÿ us accurate a possible Ir.E.C.Perkins, nroprsetor of the We Lraræ st.Mat) orders promptly attended ta s Sentember 1.attempi at iv MarGregor ster House, which was burned with such JT.where + Moureal Junetton worth keeper and etack clerk.some knawirdge general servant.in A small family, where atreets: good board and thorouxh heating by nL De ys 7 ; 27 2 Nt pre Bhar neressATY.State age, cx rience One olher servant fa kept, Apply with refer- hot water required.References Address care street.Mra.Buchanan; Sopte mber tet ana- terrible reaults early vesterday morning of- AI PE) Putnam.Ist finor.Tem: nt salary expected Address T 2721.star Of.EPVer at 188 Mansfield at.B71 of Rev Canon \\Wocd, 1773 Ontario st.238 3 \\ TANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE SCRAP IRON.fan eT ge compas J aplueau siuure, fered such of the employes ax who have no Folèue = OST ON THE SIRT TLT.AT ABOUT IC 2 a TS ST Co, 312 nt .less of 94; Beptern a ï I; Wn wan fox terrier pape 0 mend, head | \u2014 mT J ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY COOK AND TED BY A YOUNG MAN OF QUIET Main a Redden and Co.112 Ann 257 Tr Perade.J.A.Brosseaws private bank.ho of sustaining (hemaelves, Ded and - : RTY WANTED.| Dowty back.win white stripe on feant, \u201cais ANTED - FIRST CLASS C\\RPENTERS housemate, family small.Apply morning or abits, room and board in private family, safe biown np.burglars disturbed.slow board for one week, pending their obtain.PFROPERTY WANTED.black spot on tall.Reward at St uth W- - Ruthitng Ki Tames rnd PXPMINE at 30 St Mark at 257 1 district north of st Antaine and et of Fes) W TANTED\u2014 40 GALLONS OF FRESH MILK In safe: September 7 -8trong and Strong's ing situations elsewhere 1-1 ~ eine st 257 5 n 7 Ne \u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014mmes 0 referred.State terms.3, 3.ir Jay.to start 13th nf November.Btat wl Palace; September ; - \u2014 HS RAA NS AN NA et ne ! St Lambert An Anpty ta Mr Jennings, Jor Was ANTED \u2014 A SMART OFFICE OY WHO Orrice.27 1 winter and Summer \u2018Drives.Address N.34 a Er aker Cana.a iv orsity ane Burn- 7 see « FI TLDING STI WEST ORT.EMALI ROTH COATED, BLACK \u2014 ; 1 Lt 8 kool Biel has PE Tra: \u2014 \u2014 Star Office.253 lead side: September IN-Cotean Landing.Fu- NEWS OF THE CITY.EE VAE EE es por 4 ant Jan vw amv okie ter the nim of We ANTED YOUNG GH, AS GENERAL {room 49, Caneda Lite Tada! wnt 1 TTT TT BOARD 7 londe'a store, es Dawn up, loss 3400 Sep - he Tera Le IOCRS RE DEEE J Lee Rae « pait Af returned to the nt must ret a plain conkinæ.; = ._\u2014 x tember 16 - Vicforiaville.Moisons ank, SERV AT > s # ST Et ere LL LL 00 Z Turatsh Rat Hotel or 30 80 Peter st.337 1 geferences.200 Motes at 2x7 1 WANTED \u2014 TOY OR A GIRL To WORK ROOMS WANTED.safe blown up.11 explosions, burglars dis- PR UNSERYATORY OPEN.The Jane \u2018 4 \u2014\u2014 - om \u2014 h .et cri A .x FY + \u201cANT in PARTIES AVIN a .i) ange \u2014 in patent medicine: must apeak French eS em turbed: Beptember 21 -lLedoux's carriage = _ ENVI ARTES NAYING Lo WITCH WHITE BULL TERRIER ANTED A conn GENERAL ski | 4nd Enslish Apply of 82 Jacques Cartier sa.[JOAUD\u2014AND ROOMS FOR LADIES DUR.\u2014\u2014 TI Term | factors.sute blown up.damages $i.Sep.street, Lachine, will be open to the oT i ; , Le tan te.bn 4 ur the Gist October.Return to 4K82 Sher.W , a tel \u2018 1h Mat \u2014\u2014 \u2014 ing confinement; private.Ladies attend.YANTED - RY TENTLEMAN FIRST tember 21, Mclaurin Bros.safe blown up; ON Saturday.November the 4th.After- 2 Some pte a fone apa riage ta viene And receive reward ! nan with fret class reterenccs, V4 Annee ANTE A \"RE seat t thelr own home.Mrs.Bohme, Ladics clans room.private family: central loca- ° : \u2019 + - fs et Mae vrer Hutehisor or Ste, C0 \u2014\u2014 _ baci at.27 1 \\WANTED - GIRL.TO PRESS IN DYE od 10 at AT City Hall avenue.230 100 tion.\u2018Address §, 02.Star Office xa 2 September 21.at \u20ac St.Martin street, at- noon from | till 5 and evening from 7 tll A Tomiie st Vi Apply ohn T Ped., ; AT UN = lio ve w W orks ee prefered Apply Doctrens.- von.H : tempt.disturbed.September 25-Davis and 9.The members of the Montreal Horticul- ; di & Co 174 Notre [ame street.2571 ORT PAST MONTY ON 5 PM JOLI CANTED - NERAL SERVANT WHO 1° Fmpre Dye Works, 24, Mipa square OARD _ MRS.McEWAN, LADIES SICK + _ y FOUR UNFUR- ; St.Antoine street.safe blown.tural Society are cordially invited.oo J 4 atte train er at Sault aux Recollet, a | An «nok on ren atial; Roce WAgEE B nurse.Superior accommad@ition: best W ANTED, Toon AREE OR Tent or fiat \u201cBe tember 26\u20148afe blown at New ae am i \u2014\u2014 .Ce ; ; = ; ys BF or .\u2018 > vy \" : Tr I _ 4 ° 4 a + CN arr .0 BUSINESS Pen eat puree (entaining a uen Fan Aptie nt 4100 Darvchester 5 257 WANTED = Wo No ant FOR ant medical attendance.strictly private.222 suntan! hed light housekeeping, within 20 min.O lasgow: eptember 27 \u2014 Safe blown at A WESTMOUNT cCoON4 ERT ; Next CHANCES.teasing wih ration agent, Sault aux Rec aitet SN eable.Apuls Irnmediatenn IT nang We OF moderate.187 Cadieux st.1 utes\u2019 walk of high echool; rent moderate à St.Jerome: September 28, safe blown up Tuesday evening Miss Louise Waldorft me a meer ot Mu 1766 Notre Dame st 1 WWANTED A CLEAN YOUNG GIRL TO able Apos yh \u2014 JOMS POR LADIES 7404.Star Branch Office.\\ 237 3 3aw at Wilson and Co's, 185 William street: Clarke, assisted by Mise Lilian Bengough, Joon san In INFORMATION ON * \u2014_\u2014\u2014 - assist with Hght housework.Apply 484 St VWANTED \u2014 FIRST CLARE CANDY MAK OAR = An ame best nurse and medi.October 4 Sqhnother pmuceessful attempt violinist: Mrs, & Chawdick, Mixx Lottio LA an et ter shace sf profit Thorn ORT SKYE TERRIER (ROBRIE: FIND.Lenis st 257 1 cr, must understand vacuum process An) \u2018ni attendance: strictiy consdential: terms + ous \u2014 WANTED.WE CANNOT SUF- M Nicrorta butcher shop cute at pute Graham, Miss Laura W alker, Mr.Bam- und Thomson Torcato 256 a 4 er please return to 215 Drummond st.and \u2014 = \u2014 - revolving pan thoreughly.Good position for | moderate.Mrs.Smitb.642 St, Lawrence =f.y the demand for nice.olean rooms, with cdo .- : ferth and Mr.Jones.will give a concert - he rewardes.257 1 W ANTED - (IRL WANTED TN DM [right man.Addrers with references to X.27%, 252 6 or iho board.Rend card and agent wih October 5 \u2014 Safe blown at Dominion nt K Fall, St.Catherine street.A SUR SALE ur AR «© ANDY CAND a ore AR _ - Titchen work.Call at once at 24 Briar Office 057 4 call.Office, 581 Temple Building 27 À tobacco: October 6 - Safe blown up t | nn it ; A werine street.À se.Store, Aprav x SE Star Office 237 1 OFT PLAIN GOLD WEDDING RING \\létorin st 267 3 A ÉSOARD © MRB SEARL DOCTREK&, PRI- : ® Tombylil's.upholstering manufacture; Oc- eet programme of vocal and instrumental % - tas = L Return tc 1 Mansficld at and he re.A WANTED RY WHOLESALE HOUSE, OF- vate accommodation, with or without pro JANTED \u2014 A FAIR S81ZED.WEILL FUR.tober 7, safe apened at Ryan's brewery.selections is promised.WwW NTED DO YoU Wik To INVEST EST ried 257 3 3 PANTED - FOR A LARGE INSTITUTION, fier assistant, must wilte a good clear fensional attendance, or without board.Indie \\ ntshed, clean room.in strictly private Inspector street; October S-Ritchot's hotel TRINITY YOUNG MEN T ; safe SIT 04 Mare An, secure monthly two or three billard markers, Who her pana, 5 litle experience necessary.Apply st 4 ,jreated and attended.28 Monique st.253 a house.for a gentleman of quirt habits.west of TANFACked.Bs .So MEN + he Trinity Ao demas Woe JLathentars te = -==\u2014\u2014 \u2014 T= rughly understand the marking of Fngleh bil ing axe.experlence and aslary sxpected.AMC Bleury above Dorchenterr.Address HT 7510, Star Then from the I0th of October up to some Young Men's Association held their third \u2014 ny zo HORSES, CARRIAGES ETC.Myris, snooker and Hi peal Apply Thuckduy diesr NX.3765.star Office, 25 2 Sy ANTE sD - TARLE BOARDERS.GOOD Branch Offle 237 1 days ugo, they seem to have worked at annual at home in the lecture hall of Trio \u2014\u2014 mam mening.11 to 12 at 28 Cuthbert at.2 Lugiish hoard.Terms moderate.181 Rieury severa! places tn Quebec, Ottawa, Drum- nity Church, on Monday evening.An ex.3 CANTED - IMMEDIATELY A YOUNG WANTED TO BORROW.lod for offtce and warstoom in a wholesale \"Pet à 257 2 WANTED \u2014 COMPORTABLE FURNISHED mondvitie and Ste, Scholastique, and final- cellent musical programme was provided, = \\ TANTED - FIRST CLAKR WAITRESSES ; St.George's Church, and a week d 4} .i _ ~~ om .Apply Headwalter, Ralmoral Hotel.257 1] Arm.Apply with references.Address X.3784 moe + room in quiet house, on hath fiat, without ly at \u201c an 6 evening's ente rtainment wag ee SOIT ES SALE GLADSTONE KLEIGH AND TS TS Star Offles.357 3 |, ROOMS AND BOARD.board preferred.between Union ave.and Feel ago Inst Sunday night.at Laie\u2019 whole: brought te a close by winging \u201cRule Pritane WANTED TS ReuROW BY Yara weral mummer rien in gent condition.4 \u201c73 TTHOROTAN GENERAL ~ .st.Address V.18.Star Office 27 1 sale store.Dia\u201d and the National Anthem.large Mar HOTTE prention, $150 (sr tan sr must be soll at once, ne rensanable offer refus \u201ckeriant.itv references.Apply R0ly St.WANT: D AT ONCE.THOROUGHLY me mem ¥or three weeks the detectives* office ) fi a he 4 À M Re tueise trsnthe censonaide interest wall be paid [rd Mrs Tate, Leneue Pointe ET Faas st morning or evening, ST ompetent man, to take complete charge TT VV ANTED ROOM.UNFURNISHED, has been working night and day patrolling umber of the members of the Young Men and recults RS NS VS Star Office, - tem me meee me ee He TS Not job printing office.Address, stating experi- OMS \u2014 #40 DORCHESTER STREET.OP- steam heated preferved.by single man, in the different districts of the.clty, but Assocwtion of Ail Santa were present und \u2014 CUIR HATE HORSEN CAVE HAVE oN TANTED : A YOUNG GIRL TO ATTEND ence, salary required.ete, V.3035.Star Offre.posite St.James\u2019 Club.healthy.bright, easy reach of Poxt Office.rent must be cheap.without any success.Sub-Chief Campeou added very much to the success of the en- or ATEN 7 ; hand A all timex, en tee ot rene, mo N ts chilien and make herself Krnerally 257 2 rgo and cheerful: convenient no churches.Address X.3786, Star Office.257 1 was a very happy man yesterday morn- tertainment.N ble fo all purposes.which we sell privatets Amplis 142A Pee) y», theatres and cars: ¢ board; .ar P ENT SOLICITORS.at ati times and hy auction.every day at 20 bond ful.must steep nt home mh po Wax \u2014 GENERAL AGENT FOR ame.ent, 28% 4 N Ing MONTREAL CAMERA (CLUB -A num- EE -_L- a, pm Trial given Money refait pr horseu re.8 J must be perfectly PUPILS WANTED.Rett - ber of slides were submitted for criticism Placed (not sulte ORs Bougnat al) or ex.Te UT TP MEDICIN \u201cteady, compelent and expertenced, and capable ND BOARD.ARLING at the clubs week] ting, held last nigh - \u2018 .Ww ter & Co.IT pe .TANTED - GIRL TO PUT UP MEDICINE \\ utalde busine Appl th - QUMS Ad \u2019 TON mr Ares MONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL e club x weekly meeting, sf mg PATE NTS TRADE MARKER & DESIGN changed T Foster \u2019 0 Fant 3 \\ 193$ Mountain et, Appiy IP aim.257 l Pete MATING experience.and\u2019 salary py R House, av Metvaife street, opposite Domin- TANTED 2 ENGLIRH CLASSICS, MATHE- Rome of these were hardly up to the level Secare Ley all es inte 0e EAI .: pd 1 squa: first claxs dining rooms, table sec- WATE + Initial or advanced: expert d During the past month the admissions \\ ith F.; AN NU a .qr Proted to Yo 14, Star Office.257 4 on sa t service.235 6 matics, In © : experlenceé, ng À of mediocrity.Blacksmiths 0 En- OVEN N EVAYS, = =o mmm NWANTER A Tous ai vom sili ond to none, prompt se private tutor.Address T.3717.Star Ottice.were 261: discharges.209; deaths.17.The trance fo the Toronto Mumcpal Building, Member Inaticute Patens Agente Tondon En: 20 hourewor priv TZ Crescent = > TANTED FIRST CLABR CARPENTERS 2337 2 dally average in residence has heen 175.de Ave .05 APE a je MONEY TO Loaw IMMEDIATELY GOOD GEN \\ mt once Apply cor.Mecord and Berne ROE es Aa married couple or ne or tan ANTED -\u2014(FRENCH.) MONSIEUR WAR an ne Shand depariment, D on Re es TEXRPLY Blin: 185$ Jymes 51.Moxrke _ TANTED - IMME! in \u2018 TEN ste.> u P ! i NCH.NS .: $ or depai .3 Che Bu cestor to F.II LEY NOLDS \"ni 19?re = W \"ral servant, with reference.Apuiy 54 ; genciemen with private family, at Westmount.V nault (68D Berr') Succeasful method by With the ndâition of miner aperations and aubjeets, ably reproduced.A committee \u201c+ ; ke 4 | ALARIED PEOPLE Jrammond st 27 1 WVANTED \u2014A HOUSEMAID, WITH GOO) ob dress P.O.Box 706.385 3 convereation Pupils\u2019 residence.Highest ro prescriptions amounted tn 214 ax against was subsequently appointed to select the .S PU GO om NE WICTINA references.Apply 14 Macgregor st.257 3 ferences.Ten years\u2019 experien 8 2aw 2,706 for the corresponding period of 1888, alidex cestimed tor the American Lantern Can grt money nu thelr sen unmes without! endamer np W ANTED\u2014 A GONE COOK, ONE Ft, OOMR\u2014-TO LET LARGE, COMFORTABLE WIth tha exception \u2018of the graduation of Shide Inter-change The rlub holds its au- secte: PAYINONES to Ak Borrower Montreal Credit to wash and fron References required.WWANTED - GOOD MESSAGE BOY.AGE WN.I rooms with boerd.2496 Ft (Catherine st.W\\&TANTED - SHORTHAND AND_ TYPE.eleven members of he nutaing school, 1 exhibition.November 21st to 25th, i Vampant! 103 Tem ue uth 1% 5 Juwiass Sane Apply to 1671 Sherbrovke 5! 27 2 Eco prospects, Apply 142 st Peter nt hativean Mountain and Crescent sta.283\" W \u201cwriting pupits.81 month.3.Coke, 91 nothing of particular interest has occur: lire an which there sll Te three olnnnen eT \u2014\u2014\u2014 > re + .CANTER APPRENTICE To DRTA \u2014 DOUBLE.WITH BOARD.13 AT open to non-members.amatenrs wishing .ERS ANT \u2014_\u2014__ \u2018 PROMPTLY SEC RED Mono MONEY TO LOAN WwW huriness, me Xperience pref.nr PARTN w ED.R°% OM ard nt.wo WANT ED \u2014 WILL YOU LEARN FRENCH?to compete should apply to the serretary Write today for \u201cTr et af + us interesting books oy to ho ; cncer Adâress (3, 7478, Star Branch O ar TABLE.FOR MARRIED We 2 the modern m ethod 8: Conversation, THE PARNELL MO NUMENT.for particulars, ax the entries close Novem.\u201cInventors \"Hoi \" : you arn swindled Fi 11 you want to bormw money and own \u2014_ JANTED \u2014 A PAR w SW OOM \u2014 COMFORTABL correct pronunciation natruction la given In .Wo have rs Help on prets in the 1ntricate patent Money! Houbrhold Lends, Pianos, rene Bicveles, \u201cANTED - A RESPECTABLE PERSON TO \\ iad aa RTT noces na REY Re ple or two gentlemen, where hoard my us mall clases ov in private lessons.moderate At a meeting of the Exe, utive Committee bes 17 __\u2026 = \u2014 wit Relig bec advice, MARION 4 MARION Money, aan yt os.Sino Troon $10 1081 pi \\ anelet Sith the care of an Insaild lady -* And à permanent position in a mound and be bad ina private family, French Cooking.J prices.(Trial lorson, free.Lanen on Eee of the larnell monument jund, held in St : 2 a 2 \u2019 ; .mn a >, pro for tree, Tork Tiare bates.Moser ON; Money, 311 rorering paws, 11 eranemetone | Apply In the afternoon.from 3 te 3.at 92 Duke i profitable undertaking Ww communlentions rummon The Ceolzan f 5 Patrick's hall, telegrams jvm the Lord SIR MACKENZIE BOWELL HERE.Atiantic Buliding.Washinyton, b G.MONEY mane witht purine d.and manes can pr ehreet 237 1 | triety 3181.star OOMB _ DOUBLE AND BINGLE.GOOD Mayor and Mr.Redmond Were read, au , .Rowell and cor _ Money iid back fini] moi: pr weekly pax ANTRD A NOY TO GO MFREAGER à - English board: central location, terma mod- \u2014_\u2014 nouncing that they would ch Montreal Sir Mackenzie Bowell and Mavor .Johgs- Money.Moner the samedas vou apply FN NA W \u2018after achool hour and: Saturdays Apple \\ \"ANTED - PARTNER, TOUNG MAN.AU.| erate.Tho Bleury st.7 3 The Allan line steamer Buencs Ayrean, on Monday evening next.The general com ton.of Belleville, Ont.passed throngh the FETHERSTONHAUGH & co MONOF) sage nnlesstonn le monte, Cali nné got our | ai 45 Tupper st ; Cant tive with à fev hundréd dollars, in a - from Montreal for Glasgow.arrived out mittee charged with the rn nts for eity list evening «n their return from Que- * (terme Open very dar tro Mam py.eso co \u2014 \u201cTone Le ne einen.ave several valu.COM _\u2014 AND (BOARD, (MAGNIFICENT Bat rday J AC mer Pomeranian, from tP® public meeti held ng ch bee, where they witnessed the departure of \"AN JFE BUILDING, V .NTED - ALL ROUND CLERK FAR a able patents to exploit: double the require large front parlour, on room fin er \" of to ame ak ae POUR AE Washinton! MONTREAL MA I BROKERAGE co.W ery must speak both languages: wel) Beapitd) already in sight.Bond's Hosp Agency.Bent steam heat, all modern conveniences.Montreal for Glasgow.arrived out on Mon- i meet at St.sinc Hall vey! the L «nadian conongent for the Trans 5 \u2018 Se \u201cer, Victoria ®q.Bans of Totowa Bid.er recommended 701 Craig et.257 1 ST: BU James st .27 } Triephone 2547.47 McG College ave.257 4 day morning.ay evening, at 8 o'clock vaal.: nas A tL REI ; * ns ve She ¢ OLD CRENVILLE IS TR TO THE Liberal-Conservative Principles AND HAS AGAIN PROVEN ITS HDELITY TO THE LEADER AND THE CAUSE.» An Enthusiastic Welcome to Sir Charles Tupper, Hon, J.P.Whitney and Their Lieutenants From the Residents of Prescott and Vicinity, ixpectal to the Star) | PRESCOTT.Gat, Noverber 10 = The ' Tupper demonsivation of yesterday Was # m.gmlicent sucess Vactorta Hall was cunded during the afternoon with a mag must nebvent audience, compused ob the represeutatoe uen and women ot l\u2019rescott, and the surroundiog district The hall why packed from twa o'clock until nearly win.and a more appreciative and enthuatss- tic audience could not be desired During the forenoon the peuple from different parts of the country began to throng into town, and if was carly seen that a magmiivent audience voult greet the veteran Conservative statesman, This anticipation was tore than realized, for at two o\u2018clock There was not standing roe in the hall.The galery was tilled wath tad jes and it as estimated that no tewer than 00 or 40 of the gentler sex were present.The hall wax beautifully decorated with flige and plants, and presented a very fine appearance, The audience applauded en thustastically during the entire meeting, and was in the warmest sympathy with the sentiments expressed by the speakers.I'he references to the Transvaadd Canaduan ; contingent by Sir Charles Tupper.Hon, George E.Foster.and Mr Beigeron were loudly applauded, and the terrible arrign ment of the Government pohey an conoee tion with this matter by these speakers was cheered to the echo, Sir Charles\u2019 appearance upon the plat |! form was the signal for a tremendous vv tion.Stait tooking men jumped to their © feet and-wildly cheered, while the ladies in | the gallery waved ther handkerchiets en Sir Charles was in eacellent form.and delivered a finely thought ow and logical speech.Hono Meo Foster's ad dress delighted those present.His caustic criticism of the Government hep! the rh thusiastically.dicnce in rears of laughter.Mr Whitney, leader of the Opposition in the | Ontario Levisiature.wade a fine, states | wanhhe address, which was loudly cheered.Mr.Bergeron's courazeous speech in seal ing with the Transvaal question won him lots où Ontario friends, while the speeches of the local members, Iw.J.D.Reid, MP, and R.1.Joynt, M.L.A.were yalu abil contributions to the eloquence « ic Ng.Wr ve Arrangements were the work of Mr.JI.W.Bennett, secretaiv of the Liberal Conservative Association, to whom no ~mal} credit 1x due WELCOMED AT KEMPTVILLE.An Address *Presented to Sir Charles While En Route.It was about one o'clock when the tram with sar Charles Tupper and party on hoard arrived at Prescott.On the way the Cun sérvatrve chieftain had been met at Kempt vitle, and presented with the tallowins ad dress by the Conservatives of that place and vemty.To the Rteht Hen.Sic Charles Tupper.Haronet Dear Shr Charles Tupper - It 1.with the ntmost pleasure that we the Conservatives of kemptyille and 1s vicinity, avail Gurselves of the occasion of your passin throush our village to give expression to our admiration for you ax nur leader, and the able exponent of the principles of the great Conservative party of Canuda We cannot hove in a brief aldre-s, such as | this must necessarily be.to mention even categoleally the mary invaluable services you have rendered to Canada during your long and able career of statesman- thip.But ve cannot allew the opportunity to pass without giving vou oar strongest assurance of our hearty appreciation | of your untiring efforts on hehall of the foyal Conservative partly aud vour uñsel- fish and unceasing tabours in the cause of ; patriotism You bave not on!y done in- < valuable service to the country by vour ! able critictem of the present administra- .thon, Lt 10 oe evoked The spantaneaus ape.roval of coon many ot jour strongest po- {tem opponests by the uninimaous supe port yor nave ziven The GoVvertmment on I | 3 ; All matters of intrrrational questions where | unanimity wis wis and in the interest | Of Canada.10 mu-t 1e à matter of grauifi- | \u20acCatilon to you to nots tht even to-day the | members of the present liberal admings- tration are admitting vvervwhere on the | public platforms that \u2018he zrent National ! Poles.of which you were ans of the founders, had nacromplished aid - accomplish- - tng fer Canada all that you and tx orig.| inal Omoters prophesied, ; We cannot comlude this brief address VithORt special reference to the one great question that t« to-day stirring the hearts of the whole people trom the Allantie 1e ; the I'acitic the unity and solldarity of the .Ernbire.The vlews of the great Canadian | peonie have bees: expresked with no un certainty ami In he enthusiasm, the promptness and loyalty with which the Canadian volunteer regiment has been despatched and cheecred by the whole nation on its way to battle In the internets of tn Empire, the whole country amust distinctly recognize that the ready response of the people and the speedy despatch nf the troops was in a great measura due to your personal efforts in the matter.Mare- over, not only the individual members of the corps, but the people At large awe vou 4 debt of pratitide for your perseverance and successful efforty in securing some measure of material protection ta finallies and relatives à those (should ] there be any) who may meat with misfor tune in the discharge of their duty at thelr country's call i We belleve that the great majority of the : electorate of Canada to-day fully recognize the marked distinction between the hollow and Insincere promises of the present Liberal Government and the practical.| progressive and business-like policy of the Conservative party.of which you are the distinguished leader.We trust that you may tong be spared the health and energy to carry on your patriotic work until t people have an opportunity of placing you and vour = { colleagues once more in controi of | destinies of our beloved country Kemptville, October 3ist, 15%.| Signed nn behalf of the loyal Conserva- | tives of K roptville aud vieinity: CH Fergnsan, J M.MePherson, & W.F uson, George lager, James Tlagar, W undle, J 8, the Conservative in 1 i er.1.Saunders, representing Association of this rid- E .Sir Charles Tupper briefly replied to the contents of the address and was loudly cheered as the train moved from the station.PRESCOTT WAS EN FETE.The Lender Was Warmly Welcomed and the Meeting Was a Big Success.A \u2018large concourse of the inhabitante of | Prescott were on hand at the station when the Ottawa train rolled in at one o'clock., Byers, Gananoque: : the present circu ~~ Sir Charles was warmly weliomed by Liberals and Conservatives.Preceded by two brass bands, the Conservative leader, was driven to lus hotel, where, after dinner, be received «large number of admirers.Fhe dvader's appearance upon the platform at Victoria JTall at twp o'clock was the signal for « loud outburst of dhthusiastic cheerimg Among the prominent people upon the plattorm and in the audience were: 4 Beunett, president Conservative Association of South Grenville; H.W.Bennett, secretary.Jo Do Dowsley, president Young Men's Liberal Conservative Association: Fb French, ex MILA; Hon.Geo.Eo Foster, Mr.Bergeron.MP.Mr.J, Pb.Whitney, M LAL De.Rew, MP.Mr.Geo Taylor, MP, Andrew Broder, MI.R.1.dont ML A, Dr.Ferguson, ex M1\", .Kerr, ox-M L.A LG.T.Labatt, Rev.Fathers B.McWilliams and Masterson, Rev.Perou, Jaunes Carns, Andrew Carmichael, TW Punh, Rev CP.Emerv.Dr.Moore.HOA Stewart, WB Carroll, Mavor of Gananoque: Major Reduiondl JD.W.Darling, Geo.Hickey, Gi.11.Ferguson, Wim.Mitchell Lansdowne: County Councillor Francklin, Wm.Stafford, ex warden Leeds and Grenville; Dr.Horton, Brockville: G.H.Weatherhead, Brockville; C.A.Myers, Westport; JT.Green, Gananoque: (ico.Fager.revve of Kemptville; J.MeGrezor, Ambrose Clathier.Jas.Blakelv, R.I.Percival, IHL Beddingield, J.Go Pelton, J.N.Saunders, 8.C Phtterso .Thos.Warren, T Prenault, James Milligan, Cornwall; Hugh Hughes, Heckston: J.Bann, Brockvilie: Thos.Berney.Athens: Robt.A.E.Blount, Adrange: John Coates, president of Ottawa liberal Consertative Assogaiton: T ÿ.Currier, John O'Mara.R.AV.Shannon, J.A.Phil hips.AF Melntyre, RB Budden, all of Ottawa.Ben Thompkins, Keckston: Geo.Ren- nett.Mr Shaver.reeve South Gower; Jas.Robinson, Reshuck: Richard Connell, Roebuck, Sam Du :, Augusta; John Carson, county counc Augusta: Albert Pearson, Maitland: \\Wm.Love.Augusta; JI.Scott, president Liberal Conservative Association.Augusta; Arthur Patten.Troauois; Wu (hbhons, Cornwall Standard: J.E.Mihgan, Cornwall: © S Ault, Aulteville; Samuej Moss.Moulinette HE OPENING SPEECHES.Me.T.J.Bennett, president of the Liberal Conmervative Association, acted as chairman and brietly introduced the different bpvukers.Draÿf D.K&@à, LP, was the Prst called.utonpes Pr.Keigaan a neat and ajgde speech thanked the a nee for their kfhdness in coming to the meeting in such large numbers, In Dr.Reid's opinion Sir Charles Tupper was the ablest statesman in Canada to-day.Hon Geo.E.Foster was another exceedingly able man.Mr.Bergeron was one of the most talented men in politics in Quebec, while Mr.J.P.Whitney would very soon be leader ot an Outario adunnus tration.(Cheers) There was conseque gtly a galaxy of statesnen upon the plattorm quite capable ot admimstering both o- Anmor and 'Ontarm affa Dr.Reid was loudly applauded upon one his seat.Mr.R.1.Joynt.M'L.A.was the next speaker.He was delighted to see so many present from the surrounding districts gathered to do houonr to the chieftain of the Conservative party.It was the second time that he had had the pleasure of standing upon the same political platform as Sir Charles Tupper.and he was delighted to have that privilege.\u2018Sir Charles Tupper is the Grand Old Man of Canada to-day.\u201d (Cheers) It was the first time that the speaher had had the hoseur of standitg upon the sante platidrnr with Mr?Whitney \u201cMr Whitney is The most admired män in Ontario to-day.\u201d Loud cheers.) Mr.Joynt referred sarcastically to the recent shutfe in the (ntano Government by which Mr.Hardy had retired, and on closing way greeted hy a Licarty round of applause.THE PROVINCIAL LEADER.Hon.J.P.Whitney Heartily Received and Proves as Practieal as Usual.Upon Mr.Whitney making his way to the table to speak, a great cheer went up, which was perivetly deateming.The demonstration was partaken in by both ladies aml gentlemen, and was most apontaneous.RBetore being allowed to begin his speech Mr.Whitney was presented with the following address by Mr_J.D.Dowsley, president {of the Young Men's liberal Conservative Club of Prescott, uv \u201d + To JP, Whitney, Esa.\u2026.Mb A: Dear Sir, ~ The Young Men's Liberal Conservative Clhith of Prescott, on behalf of the Young Conservatives of Grenville, weicome you on this, your first visit to var county since the general elections.We huve watched with pleasure your honourable and manly course in Parlin- ment, and commend the wisdom of our tonservative representatives In choosing You wo preside over them in provincial affairs, which choive we deem an honour to the party.We admired the shcrgy' and zeal displayed by you fn the last dla campalen, and were much pleased with the enthusiasm displayed by the electors who hail the privilege of hearing you on the political issues of the day.We deninre the wholesale corruption of tae raecgorate us disclosed in recent proceedings before the election courts, which \u2018is «a dark blot on the name of our fair provinre, and we cannol but feel that were ff not for the bribery acts of our opppnents, And the works of the Ontario machine, we would to-day he addressing you as Premier of Ontario! We are pleased that this county showed fix confidence in you in the last election, and are determined that it will continue loyal tn you in the coming elections, when we have every reason to believe the country will endorse your policy.Om behalf of the Young Men's Liberal Conservative Club of Prescott, J.KX.DOWSLEY Presentt.October 31, cs Prestdent.MR.WHITNEY'S SPEECH.Mr.Whitney, in returning thanks for the flattering address, announced that he would not attempt to cover all, the points suggested by ites contents, At could not refrain from expressing his Jleasure at its evident heartinesa.He woudl.indeed, be a strange individual who wofld not be inspired in discussing the qu ftinns of the day under istances.The presence uch large numbers was a eof their increased inter- of the ladies in ~ufhetent guara | est in all pu! gic questions.(Applause).\u201cthere is reallf no reason for my coming here today, Flies and gentlemen.This consfituency as it has by part.\u201d (Lod Cheers.) \u201cIn 1812 his was the old Johannesburg district.{Here the guns of a foreign foe were hehrd and repulsed.This place with its historic traditions has never had any do its duty in the future m the habit of doing in the this world's goods, like myself.reason to be sshamed of its public men in the pust or in the p t.\u201d \"Mr.Whitoey mentioned the long line of illustrious men who had asgrved the county faithfully on the floors of Parliament.\u201cI am welcome here my friend, did so much for his county - , who > ih the Legislature.There is no n my saying in commendation of Jour present member John eid, who is the worthy son of u father who went to his grave without having in his Lifetime excited a bitter thought of anyone.\u201cl am a Coustrvative in every sense of the world implies.I fully recognize and it is the duty of ull people to recognize that the party system is necessury under British rule.\u201d The greatest good to the people wus the result of changes of Governments.Que party might be right to-day.The other might be right to-morrow.\u201cWe happen to be right two-day, ladies and gentlemen.\u201d (Joud Cheers), Mr.Whitney proceeded to pay an eloquent tribute to the memory of Hon.Chris- tupher Fraser, whom he dengnated as an exceedingly talented man.\u2018When Hon.Mr.Fraser died there was not his superior in the Reform party of Canada.\u201d Mr.Wintney announced that he would only touch briefly on Dominion politics.Mr.Bergeron was present from the province ot Quebec, and was a French Cuna- dian of whutn they were, indeed, all proud (Loud cheers and \u201cHear hear).\u201d Sir Wiltrid Laurier had sent a contingent \u201cC.D to the Transvaal.(Laughter and cheers).No, 1 beg vour pardon it was Mr.Tarte who sent it, (Laughter).\u201cFaney a man hke \u2018Tarte ordering about in this mat ter good men like Mr.Mulock and Mr.Paterson.1 aduure Tarte's frankness, how ever.He shouts \u2018Wait until you see us next year\u2019 without timidity.There is no one else in fact that can summon up wo much gall ax Tarte.\u201d He instructed Sir Wilfrid Laurier when to make one speech in Quebec.and another in Ontario.He kept up his politcal prestige by stirring up racial disputes.There war not the slightest dislike in Ontario to à French Canadian Premier, No Premier was ever more loyally and Ffthus- 1astically supported than was Sir Wilfrid Laurier ut he time of the Queen's Jubilee (Hear, hear).Let Canadians look to it.that Tarte should not reap from his stirring up of rucial cries.Mr.Whitney counselled his hearers not to forget the cloquent words of Sir Etienne Tache when he asserted that the last shot in defence of Dritish connection in Canada will be fired by a French-Canadian.\u201cSir George Cartier once said at Windsor: \u2018I am not a French-Canadian, but an Eng- lish-speaking Frenchman.An Englishman speaking French.There is no class of peuple at present in the British Empire more loyal to the British Crown than the French-Canadians.\u201d (Cheers and applause.) Turning to local politics, Mr.Whitney discussed, to the great entertainment of the audience, the present and past methods of bookkeeping of the Ontario Government.\u201cFhey are néw going to try to find out whether during the past few years they huve been keeping their books correctly or not.\" The old belief which the Liberals entertained that they were the only people capable of administering the affairs of the province of Ontario was about played out.In connection with the alleged surpluses in Ontario, Mr.Whitney said: \u201cFor vears we have been contending that there have been no surpluses.There has not been a surplus since my little boy grew up.Mr.Whitney strongly condemned the Ontario Ministers for announcing surplus after surplus when they did not exist at all, and quoted the words of the Globe in 1880, when, in cautioning the Liberals on the subject of heavy expenditures, it announced cighteen years ago that direct taxation vquid be the result of the poliev of; these wise men, the baddigg Rothschilds.\u201d Last year a bill was brought in imposing a direct taxation of $300,000.\u201cDoes this look! as if the finances of the province were in a satisfactory state?\u2019 (Cheers and faugh- ter.) \u201cThey settled the question at once and forever when they brought in that bill.Direct taxation in Ontario 1s what the first Government of Ontario never contemplated.Who are the people to feel direct taxation the most?The man who is poor in Direct taxation might have been avoided, and such a mensure will not be ntlawed to\" remain Inng on the statute books of Ontario.(Hear, hear and cheers.) Life insurance companies taxed on premiums received were going to add that taxation to the premiums.The burden would fall upon the most deserving class of people, who lived lives of toil interspersed with suffering.The speaker, in adverting to the corruption rampant in the Province of Ontario, stated that the state of affairs in Ouotario was this: That the payment of money for v was one of minor features of it.The us terrible part of \u2018the revelations was that Government officials had conspired to rob the ballot boxes of the vote deposited therein.The Government was afraid to probe into the matter.He would venture to state that the incriminating telegrams and ballots had all been destroyed now that the Government had consented to hold an investigation.\u201cYou thought that you were [aying a Mr.Ross better, how- good deal for school books.said No.The people knew ever, than this bevy of incompeténts, In 1587 \u201cHon.Mr.Ross, then Ministér of Education, issued a commission to en quire into the price of school books to find out whether the prices were exces sive or not.The report was given ou on the last day of the session wheh it wis too late to ray anything about it.There were eighteen witnesses and every man of them was either a paper maker, a bookmaker or bookseller.(Cheers and laughter) things had bcen managed.The adminis tration of Mr.Ross had been full of such clever little tricks as that.\u201d ® Mr.Whitney in concluding bis speech paid a warm tribute to Hon.Mr.Foster, which was warmly cheered.With regard to Sir Charles Tupper, Mr.Whitney recalled the great part taken by Sir Charles in the Confederation of the provinces.He had stood at the right hand of Sir John A.Macdonald sn 1867, taking his political life in his hand and going down to Nova Scotia where he was the only member return to support Sir John À.Macdonald.To know the part taken in Canadian politica by Sir Charles Tupper was in itself a liberal education.\u201cTo-day we are here to do honour to the distinguished gentleman who at present occupies the position as leader, previously held by Sir John A.Macdonald.\u201d {Loud and prolonged cheering).THE HON.GEORGE E.FOSTER Speaks to Old-Time Liberals Gives Them Good Advice.Hon.George E.Foster was the next speaker, and his introduction to the audience by the chairman was the signal for another grand outburst oi cheering.Mr.I\u2018oster began his speech by an eloquent eulogy of Dr.Reid and Mr.Whitney.\u201cAs for Sir Charles,\u201d continued the speaker, amid the laughter and applause of the large audience, \u201che is of age.He can speak for himself.\u201d In 1805 Hon.Wilfrid Laurier had addressed a meeting at Prescott.He was not the same man as torday, however, by any means.It was stated that the physical body of man changed every seven years.The organisms of Sir Wilfrid had completely and absolutely changed in the short space of three years.(leughter.) Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who formally announced himself as a Democrat np ta the hilt, was now a very different man.\u201cFormerly the members of this Government were horror stricken at the idea of Conservatives riding in a private car.Now they used them as offices on wheels (laughter), and they keep the wheels whizzing.\u201d (Cheers and laughter.) Is there any old-time Liberal here to-day?Perhape who can tell\u2014there is an old- time Liberal who in 1885 sat under Sir Wilfrid Laurier on the eccasion of his last visit to scott, sat under the silver.tongued and astute commentator.Well, if such there be, do you know where you are at now, my good Liberal friend?I am sure you don\u2019t, and I come to yon to-day on a message of pure philanthropy.An Indian once straying in the forest was agk- ed if he had lost his way?\u201cNat my Ad ' and This ia à sample of the way\" answered the Indian, \u201cbut my.wigwam.\u201d The Liberals had lost their am.The old-time Liberals don't w to-day where they are at.(Leughter.) The Lib- erale to-day have a deep-sot quarrel with history.They say in criticizing the Conservative speakers: \u201cThese men live in the past.\u201d The Conservative party no standing quarrel with history.The Conservative party intend to keep history alive in this country.The oak tree is deeply root ed to permit the vast spread of branches and foliage above, so must any political party be deeply routed in the soil of lus- tory, else it must wither and become a thing of the pust und he put under-the sod.The Liberal-Conservative party invokes the history of the past as the very best argument for its pust and future exist- euce.(Cheers.) Iaberal politicians say: Behold this great country, how prosperous it is.\u201d Lt was true, the country was pros perous: the Conservative party did not deny it, but thanked God for the prosperity.To whom, however, was it owing that the country was now so prosperous\u2019 The Con- scrvative party.(Applause) iq.When Sir Rjchard Cartwright says, \u201cLook at the prosperity of British Columbia\u201d what does Ristory say?History records the facta of the period when it wus à question whether or not British Columbia should come part of the Confederation.The stipulation was the establishment of a connecting link with the other provinces.With regard to this railway, Sir Richard Cartwright had said that all the resources | of the British Empire were unequal to the task of carrying it through.Mr.Blake had said, \u2018Let it go, but it would cause an intolerable debt.\u201d The road would not pay for its axle-grease, raid they.And vet they refer with pride to British Columbia and the North West's prosperity.Sir Wilfrid Laurier stated that one night be had gone to bed with Canada a blotch on the map.The next morning he awoke, and, behold, she was a nation.Did he think for one moment that he had been able to bring forth a nation in a night?(Great laughter and cheers.) History will tell you that when the Liberal-Conservatives proposed to buy out the Hudson's Bay Company's rights in the North-West for $1, 000,000, the Liberals declared it to be a most wasteful project.There were nothing but Indians and wild animals in that part of the world.Now, however, they cast of the prosperity of the North-West.They talk of the great grain trade of the North-West and of the building of the Crow's Nest Pass.The Crow's Nest Pass road is a mere branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway.and the Conservatives built the latter.History says that in 1880.when Sir Charles Tupper brought in a bill to build the road, the Liberals opposed it with might and main and got up meetings in opposition to the project, Conservatives built the Canadian Pacific Railway und Liberals fought the scheme tooth and nail.Now the Liberals claimed credit for building the Crow's Nest Pass Railway, while it 18 merely a little branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the building of which they so strenuously opposed.THE NATIONAL POLICY.Mr.Tarte had said that the Conservatives had expected to see the present Government destroy the manufactures.The manufactures were all going, however.What manufactures\u2019 The same old manufactures inaugurated by the Conservatives when they put into effect the National Policy, which is still in effect to all intents in Canada.(Cheers) It is a consideration of these things that makes the Liberals so mad at history.(Laughter and applause.) Sir Wilfrid Laurier had gone about saying that the robber manufacturers were making this a dear country to live in.Put him in power, and he would make it a cheap country to live in.\u2018\u2018 The thing's done, ladies and gentlemen.Now get out your pocket ok and ree if the country\u2019s any cheaper to live in than in 1885.(Cheers.) Is there a single thing that you can buy cheaper today than you could in 1895?(Cries of * No, no,\u201d and cheers.) It's no wonder that you're trying to find the Liberal wigwam.ugh- ter.) You won't find it, though.but hereafter will shortly tind a respectable Liberal- Conservative house instead.\u201d (Cheers.) Sir Wilfrid Laurier at Prescott in 1895, had recalled lovingly the old days of reciprocity.He raid that Tories were not\u2019 very well liked by \u2018Americans, and com- sequently could not do much along the line of getting a treaty.Return him, however, and all would be well.Four months ago, however, Sir Wilfrid Laurier had said in Parliament that apparently the people of this country did not care very much about reciprocity after all.The Tory taxation had previously kept the farmers down, according to the Liberals.It was now kicked up as last as possible by Laurier and Cartwright.Also with regard to protection.Did not the Liberals say that it must be destroyed?Sir Richard Cartwright had said in Vie- toria that he would trample it and cut off ite head.This surely meant its total annihilation.The average protection afforded between 1892-96, the last years of Conservative rule, was 17 per cent.The average of the pst two years under Liberal rule was 16./6 per cent.or a reduction of 71-100 of 1 per cent.(Cheers and laughter).A \u2018tariff of $500 was robbe under Conservative rule, but 8400 was all right under the Grits.THE TRANSVAAL CONTINGENT.Referring to the Transvaal, Mr.Foster said that yesterday 1,000 brave Canadian lads had sailed away for the Transvaal to do battle for the Empire.He well remembered that celebrated resolution brought in by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and seconded in the House of Commons by himeelf, in the absence of Sir Charles Tup- per, his leader, who had left for Enz- and.After the resolution had unanimoqs- ly passed the House, arisen and enthusiastically joined singing of \u201cGod Save the Queen.\u201d passed and the Transvaal made its im- rudent ultimatum.Sir Wilfrid Laurier ooked into the question of sending Canadian troops, and found that it would be unconstitutional to do so without the sanction of Parliament.\u201cWe find, however, to-day that the contingent has gone and has been forced from an unwilling man and Canada will be able to say to our old motherland, which brought us from tender childhood to manhood: \u2018These are Canadian hearts and arms.\u2019 \u201cMr.Tarte saya that he did not consent to the sending of troops, except on the ground that it would not be used as a precedent, and on the condition that it will not occur again.(Groans).The people of this country want to know upon Just what conditions that contingent was sent.(Wild cheers, and \u201cyes.ves.) Tarte says that he is willing for Canadians to fight in defence of Canada, but not for England out of Canada, and as long as Tarte is in the Government, this ie what the Government says: \u2018It is an utter impossibility for a man who gives utterance to such sentiments to long remain a Minister in a Canadian Government.(Cheers).It was like trying to blow up one corner of an edifice wit out injuring the rest.When one comes down the whole is destroyed.England, Scotland, Irelagd and Wales is the central dome; Canada is one of the foundation columns; South Africa, India, Australia were others.This is the edifice, the great foundation of the central building.\u2018The security of each means the the security of.the whole.(Great cheering).It is as impossible for Little Canadians to flourish in Canada as for Little Englanders to fourish in England.\u201d en Hon.Mr.Foster concluded his eloquent speech he was with round after round of the heartiest applause.THE VOICE OF FRENCH CANADA Mr.Bergeron Again Pays His Compliments to Hon.Mr.Tarte, Mr.Bergeron, M.P., next made a short speech, and was very well received.Mr.Rergeron asserted that all the French-Can- adians from the Province of Quebec were Working Night and Day, The busiest and mightiest litt] that ever was made is Dr.King's thing & Bugar-coated the members had in the Time Lite To.Every 5 a globule of hea) at changes wea into stre h, listlessness into Sheness brain fag into mental power.They're wonderful in bufiding up the health.Only 35 sts, oot, as small as Hon.Mr.Tarte.It was a very noticeable fact that when a Liberal turned Tory it was generally o very good and respectable Liberal.hen a Tory turned Liberal it wan generally the very apposite.This proved true in the cese of .Tarte.(Laughter.) He had never been troublesome in his own party.Mr.Tarte, in this latest | question of the Tranmvas contingent, not represent the feelings of the Province of Quebec.Mr.Bergeron alluded to the increase of the annual expenditure, which had in the last year of Conservative rule been $38,000, 000.\u2018This year $60,000,000 had been voted by this economical Government.Under the Liberals, contracts had been let without tender.At Coteau Landing a contractor had n let contract for 81,000, by which bs was clearing $40 a day.The contract price had been 88 per hour, while he had n haviug the work done at $4 per hour.They had carried West Elgin, but at a cost of $150.They talk about the crops, and are even trying to rob Almighty God and take credit for them too.(Laughter apd cheers.) .it was 4 wonder that Hon.Mr.Tarte had ventured so near: St.Vincent de Paul to hold his meeting, when he would be such an ornament for that institution.(Cheers.) Tarte flourished his order-in-Council and said he had inserted a clause so that it might never be used as a precedent.Tup- per said: * Pay the men.Do it like honest, respectable, loyal men, so it will not cost Britain a cent.\u201d Tarte does not represent the feeling of French-Canadians.ritain bas treated us well in the past, but we have been treating her like a child that does not remember the kindness shown us in our up-bringing.We go to bed happy every night owing to the glorious British flag that floats over our heads.When I read Mr.Tarte\u2019s speech 1 was ashamed, for I feared that people might think that lus utterances might represent the feelings of the whole of the French Canadians.It is false.The French-Canadians* Why, it is a picnic for them to go to war.They fought in the United States civil war because they liked it.Recruiting in Montreal the other day, they had more offer» from French-Cana- dians than could be accepted.Aajor Gir- ouard, a French-Canadian from the Prov ince of Quebec, had giverr up his position under Kitchener to go to the front.The close of Mr.Bergeron's patriotic address was loudly cheered AN ADDRESS TO SIR CHARLES.The Conservative Leader Given Another Proof of Popular Goodwill.Mr.¥.J.French, ex-M.L.A., read the following address to Sir Charles Tupper when that veteran came forward to speak.To the Hon.8ir Charles Tupper, Bart.G.C.M.G., etc.: Honourable 8ir,\u2014The Conservatives of South Grenville have come together to welcome you on this your first visit to our riding.We do so with loyalty, as we know you have ever been loyal to our Queen, our country and our party.The Conservative party cannot help but admire the vigour, interest and talent displayed by you at your time of life in advocating the interests which are su dear to the heart of every loyal Briton.and we trust that you may spared tu bring our party to victory at the polls whenever the Government see fit to call un «he elec- tons.South Grenville has not varled much since Confederation in her party fidelity.Five years before the starting point lh our history as a Dominlon, our party was successful, having at the general elections in that year defeated the sitting member in the Reform interest.In 1867 the Conservative candidates defeated the Reform candidates at the dual elections in that year.the first after Confederation.In 157! we were again successful at the election, in that year for the al Legislature.In 1872 we suffered defeat in the Commons, and our local member aying the same year, the riding was lost to us In both Houses.uth Grenville remained in the Reform ranks until 1879, when we again redeemed the county by a good majority.and it has since stayed redeemed for over twenty ears.We have every confidence that in the coming election the verdiet will be the same.We have never given much trouble to our leaders, have borne our own burdens, and consider it a graceful compliment that you should pay us a visit, which we look upon aa a return for our fidelity | ta.the party, and pot, as any evidence of our faltering or of our lack of strong determination to continue in tne future that fortes of victories which we have achieved © n .On behalf of the Conservative electors of he South Riding of the County of Gren- e.T.J.BENNETT, President of the Liberal-Conservative Association of the South Riding of the County of Grenville.cort, Elst of October, 1899, SIR CHARLES TUPPER\u2019S REPLY Another Vigourous Arraignment of the Liberal Administration.Bir Charles Tupper received a magnificent demonstration on coming forward to reply to the address.The entire audience rose to its feet and shouted and clapped until compelled to desist through fatigue.The large number of ladies present took a prominent part in the demonstration.Sir Charles announced that he had rarely enjoyed a poiitical gathering as much as he bad the present occasion.\u2018The speaker, referring to the fact of his having been compared to an octopus, stated that he supposed it must be on account of hie being able to embrace and retain things, friends for instance, He went back to his first entry into public life in 1855, when he had man very able men opposed to him.He live to see these men \u2014 a dozen in all\u2014die, his personal and political friends.(Cheers.) Sir Charles referred to the time when the Liberals bad swept the province of Nova Scitia and there was a were corporal\u2019s guard of Conservatives in the House.Hon.Wm.Johnston was at the time Premier and the survivors of the Conservative catastrophe gathered in caucus to discuss the cause of defeat and try to better the desperate state of their political fortunes.Mr.Johnston ad asked him for his advice, and he had given it, saying that the policy of the party deserved defeat, because the policy of the party at that time was such that no Roman ' Catholic could support it.He had received carte blanche from Hon.Mr.Johnston and had formulated a more expansive policy.\u201cWe divided 22 instead of 15 next seesion and the following session carried a vote of want of confidence agains the Government.\u201d (Cheers.) Sir Charles thought that some of the pictorial representations of himself in the Globe and other journals bardly did bim justice.At least that was what his wife had told him.THE ONTARIO SITUATION.Bir Charles warmly eulogized Mr.Whitney.\u201cTa Mr.Whitney you have a man of whom you may justly be proud.He has talents of no ordinary character; but above all he is an honest man, as well as being talented.This was important for Ontario for when the public voice was being stifled and scandals were abroad in the fand, it was of the most vital importance that the leader like Mr.Whitney should be an honest man.(Cheers.) It wad an insult to the electors vf Ontario not to suppose that Mr.Whitney would presently be leader of the tario Government.(Applause) \u201cIf the elections are brought on soon,\u201d said iBir Charles, amid cheers, \u201cit will be direct- on account of this Dominion Government's fear that the downfall of local Liberal Governments to be replaced by Conservative Administration would remove the present Dominion Government from all chance for success at.the polls.FEMALE SUFFRAGE.Bir Charles noticed in ng that he ha taken from what Mr.V hitney bad said Ad his speech that Mr.Whitney was opposed to giving the franchise to women.M?Whitney corrobrated this interpretion of his speech by Sir Charles Tupper.The latter said that in that connection both Lords Salisbury and Rosehery had commended the idea of giving the franchise to women.a Nothing would tend so much to purify el tions as the ladies\u2019 influence.The only objection he had to that was that they twice, as ticall rontrolled their butbend's vote they | Laughter).No political party can succeed t oes no ave the support of ladies.(Cheers and hear, hear), of the LIBERALS\u2019 BROKEN PLEDGES, cents per box.Bold by all druggt L satr1 \u2018There is somethin, in ev rty, no matter how corrunt aah way be.The ESDAY, NOVEMBER.1, 1899 hy i% Ve \u201d sé lait 24 DE Ve; pe: \\ TOWER TEA being wholly pure, every particle makes iragrant and strong beverage.tea costs far more than its market price by reason of its worthlessness and waste.all good is cheapest.Tower Tea being Adulterated 237%ny1 redeeming feature of the Liberal party was that it had falsified every pledge that it had made to the electors.{Loud cheers and laughter).If they had carried out their ledges they would have ruined Canada.f for instance, they had rooted up the N.P.they would have dealt Canada a terrible blow.Their performance in power ve the lie to all of their utterunces for 8 years.Sir Charles speech at Berwick, N.&., had been criticized as containing nothing new.He was unlike the \u201cBy Town Coons\u201d in that he could still sing the oid sangs.He would not cover again the ground gone over in previous campaign speeches, in which he had shown that is was confessedly the Canadian Pacific Railway and the National l\u2019oliey that had laid the fuunda- tions of Cunada hard and deep.* Ar.Tarte had had the audacity to charge him with promoting racial strife.If there had been one ruling.one cardinal principle ta his life which he had never hesitated to proclaim, it had been equal rights to all.(Great applause.) Sir Wilfrid urier today on the other hand holds power by reason of one of the vilest conspirdcies ever concocted.(Applause).The speaker traced the history.of the Manitoba School question through the different governments of Sir John Thompson, Sir Mackenzie Bowell and himself.The Liberal-Conservative partly wus now a united party and presented a solid front to the foe.ELECTORAL CORRUPTION.The majority of thirty-four, which the Liberals had.had been increased bv the use of wholesale corruption.Sir Richard Cartwright had said that there was a corrupt element in every constituency, and the one trouble was the transference of the money.They now have the money and the machine, and that's the way the bye: elections had been won.(Cheers.) The Liberals had in the past charged the Conservatives with corruption.The Conservatives, unlike the Liberals, had always been bent upon discovering the corruption and taking the most stringent means to junish it.Sir John Thompson had hired the ablest lawyer to ferret the matter out, and when it was proved, moved that his supporter be expelled from the House.THE YUKON SCANDALS.Sir Charles referred briefly to the acanda lous conduct of the Government in con: nection with the Yukon administration, and maintained that Sir llibbert Tupper had brought forward letters and telegrams suflicient to destroy the reputation of any politician in Canada.The Government took the ground that no one had ever heard of a judicial committee being appointed to try a Minister of the Crown.This was not a fair statement of the case, however.No one asked such a thing.An investigation was asked for the purpose of sifting the evidence and getting at the guilty parties.They voted it down, however.Sir Charles referred to the fast line service, which he had practically established before his Government was defeated and recounted, amid cheers, the miserable failure of-the Liberal Government to inaugurate a service.The speaker also touched on the Pacific cable question, which had also been so pitifully bungled.The Government had not even been successful in carrying the gerymander bill, which aimed at allowing a minority of electors to elect a majority of members.(Cheers).; Mr.Tarte had sneered at his advanced age and had intimated that he would not last much longer.He trusted that he will live long enough to see the end of the sent \u2018Government, and when \"he fell be ew there \u2018were scores\u2019 of men in the Conservative party capable of taking his place., The conclusion of Sir Charles Tupper\u2019s speech was greeted with loud, long and tumultuous applause.The band played \u201cGod Save the Queen,\u201d and the heartiest cheers were given for the speakers.Sir Charles and party left for Ottawa on the 8 o'clock train from Prescott.GOT BACK INTO HARNESS.Bir Charles Tupper\u2019s Townships Tour Has Fired the Old Flame in Mr.Bessette.(Special to the Star.) GRANBY.November 1.\u2014An interesting feature in connection with the recent campaign of Sir Charles Tupper in the Eastern Townships was the reappearance into the political arena of Mr.M.A.Bessette, late Registrar of Iberville.Mr.Bessette was prominent in the political history of Shef- ford in the years immediately preceding and immediately following Confederation, and was the Conservative candidate on no less than four different occasions.In 1858 the Hon.L.P.Drummond, then representing the county of Shefford in the Canadian As sembly, was taken into the Cabinet, When he applied for re-election, however, he was defeated by the late Hon.A.B.Foster.Shortly afterwards, on the inauguration of an elective Legislative Council, , Foster resigned his seat in the Assembly and was elected acclamation to represent the District of Bedford in the Council.In the election that followed to fill tbe vacancy caused by Mr.Foster's mation, Mr.Bessette, then a merchant of North Stuke- ley, was the Conservative candidate, in op- sition to the late Hon.(then Mr.) L.I\" untingdon.The t was a tie and the casting vote of the returning officer was given for Mr.Bessette.The election was contested, but before a decision could be rendered Parliament was dissolved.In the neral elections that fnllowed- (1881) Mr.ssette was not a candidate, Mr.Hunting.don being elected over F.R.Blanchard, of Ely; and in 1863, when Mr.Huntingdon ap plied for re-election consequent upon being appointed Attorney-General for Lower Can: ada in the Macdonald-Dorion Cabinet, Mr.Huntingdon obtained a decisive victory over Mr.Bessette, who had again been calléd upon to bear the Conservative standard.After Confederation Mr.Bessette tunred his attention to Provincial litics and was elected in 1867 over J.L.Lafontaine, of Roxton Falls.He sat through the fret Provincial Parliament, but was defeated at the general elections in 1871, by Maurice La- framboise, a Montreal lawyer, who had been brought into the county by the Liber als.Later Mr.tte was appointed to the registrarship of e, an office he filled : with satisfaction for a great man years.He has lately been retired from office.The recent visit of the chief of the Conservative party has fired his fighting blood and he was one of the first to meet Sir Charles at Furnham, and offer his services.The flattering reception accorded to Mr.Bessette at the Granby meeting 1s proof that his power as a political leader has ot yet waned in bis old county of Shef- ol In connection with the recent campaign it should be stated that Mr.J.1 \u2018Woodward, nf Sherbrooke, who was credited with being the secretary of the Eastern Townships Conservative Associstion, and with having ar ranged the details for Sir Charles\u2019 tour, is not, and never has been the secretary of the association.The joint-secretaries are J.E.Genereux and A.Percy Thomas.le Four defendants were fined by Jud Panet Angers for lllegally netting salman in St.Etienne Bay in the Saguenay.DALLEY'S PERFECT COFFEE.Tt you give it a trial you will be one more customer, for it is an ideal Coffee, and always the same.2/\u2018utyl THE B, C, RAILWAYS Vaneouver Board of Trade Addresses and Banguets Mr.Shaughnessy Ihe President Explains Reasons for the Company's Cautious Moves.! (Special to the Star.) VANCOUVER, B.C., November 1.\u2014 Mr.T.G.Shaughnessy, president of the Canadian l\u2019acitic Railway, received an address of welcome frum the Board of Trade yester- tuous banquet tendered by the citizens of Vancouver lasl eveming.The Board eof Trade, in their address, asked for mere direct, connection with the boundary country and West Kootenay.They =poke of tbe Lust and Winnipeg being 1avoured as inst the coast, in rates, and of the Gro- eérs\u2019 Guud contining the eastern market of distribution to so far inland and the western market of distribution 80 far 1n- land into British Corumbra.President Shaughnessy said that cost of railway construction in the boundary country was Lhe greatest of any cunstruction work ever attempted by them and that they would have to proceed west with great caution, and could promise nothing now.Regarding Winnipeg being favoured as to freight rates; if it was so he knew nothing of it and would look into it.As for the company taking a haud in defining territory for the distribution of goods by certain localities, it was out of the question, aw it laid the company open to grave charges.1t was the company's duty alone to facilitate trade and meet the wishes of the shippers as far as lay in their power.À rul- way will be built from Vancouver to the salmon town of Steveston, through Lulu Island.Construction is to commence shortly.The ferry system between Victoria and Vancouver will be much improved.As for the request for commodious fast steamships on the Skagway run, the Canadian Pacific Railway does not go into the steam- whip business when it can be avoided.Two big steamships had been put on in anticipation of an' enormous trade.They were too big and were put to other use.There was not the inducement to put on proper steamships between Vancouver and Skagway that there would be if the regulations did not hear so heavily on Canadian bottoms.While Canadian boats cannot trade between American and Canadian ports, American boats can trade at Canadian ports.Mr.Shaugh- nessy thought that the Dominion Government should be asked to place the same regulations on United States vessels as Washington pute on Canadian ships.Mr.Shaugh- nessy also said that during the last two years the C.P.R.has expended in the province of Britis} Columbia $14,000,000 in the construction 0 Jines, ag well aq in, itions and improvements of one kind and anbther.LT.-COL.HUGHES CREDENTIALS He Telegraphed to the Militia Department for Them This Morning.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA Oeétoben 84;1 Mews, gallon.RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.| GTR, P.P.R.Canal.Total.on 150 \u2014 se ! - Peas bush.1200 1860 3135 { Oats, bush 5900 4000 _\u2014 : Harley, mah\u2026 Hoo a.- ho Flour.207 nas \u2014\u2014 ; Butter, pkg.Tn 583 \u2014- fe * Cherse.boxes.> 5449 2573 487 san Es, CARY 4104 R00 \u2014\u2014 2442 am, Bacon.boxes.274 ee \u2014\u2014 274 Dressed Hoge - 19 - 0 Leather Rolla | 57 = \u2014\u2014\u2014 57 Tobacco per 3) 195 _\u2014 234 Apples, por bbi.10.385 457 \u2014\u2014 10822 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014#amfimemm-pe_\u2014 16 to 1.See last page 255 3 3aw es TISSOT PICTURES\u2014The opening of the exhibition of the famous Tissot pictures in Windsor Hall takes place on Friday evening at 7.30 and will remain open for a short time only.Special Notice.The Lockwood Cotton Mills, Waterville, one of the most conservative mills in the United States, are to equip their whale mill with Northrop looms.Over 1000 will Fe \u201d È iRverses in South he required.The work of installation will begin in Decem TRE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDVESDAY, NIV EM 33R 1, 1839 Little Drops Same lemon squeesed by hand, some suger 2nd hot wate of Whiskey r Make a Pleasant Land Bat 2lmost any laud is pieavant if you are makipz moucy, aud our frre Look explaids how tu do ugut in wueal or Howard, Crosby & Co., 24 CONGRESY ST.Boston, ass.62 WA _L ST., New Y Mc COUNTRY PRODUCE Cheese -Is a Shade Stronger and Butter Is Firm.Other Lines are Dull Owing to the \u2019 Partial Hohd.1y.CHEESE.\u2014 The arket ls strong and prices have advanced a htly during the Pust few days.A large lot of September QuËhecs has changed lauds at lle, and it is known that le would be pald fur reully- fine Octubers.As to westerns, no one cares to sell, us they cannot get out With much of a profit, but nominal quoila- Uons are 1113 to 1% cents, Octobers being around ll%yc¢.The cable is steady at dis 6d to 56s.Recelpts \u201creported on the Board ÿ Trade this morning amounted lo Soll Xes.\"TBUTTER.\u2014 There Is a fuir enquiry.i though business is in small compass, Bales of finest box creamery are taking place right along at 2l¢, und from this prices range down according to quality.A tue ul was sold at 20ige thls morulug.Western dairy sells from 16% to lie.Receipts reported vn the Board of Trade this morn- tr, mounled Lu 1263 packages.EGGS \u2014There was nu business going on £o-day on account of the partial hollday.; Prices, however, remained unchanged, and | shipping went on as usual Recelpts Te- ported on the Board of Trade this morn- ng amounted to 4994, mostly for exports, Quotations are: Culls, 8 tv He; No.25 = lie: straight guthared.lu to 164 > red, 121, to 13%c; No.1 limed, Ie straight candied, 16 to lic; to 2c, in small lots, Ppa LTRY AND GAME.\u2014There was no demand whatever this morning.; \u2018Turkeys ure worth In a wholesale way about 3% to 10t3c a Jb.domestic ducks, bo .c 2 No: fire to selects, Partridges are quoted at 46 to 50c a braca | for No.1 stock, and 25 to 8% for No.2.Dry picked chivkens are quoted at Tjc to se 4 pound fowl at &c MAPLE PRODU CTS\u2014Syrup can be had in Wine gallon tins at 8c each, sugar be ing My to 10\u20ac Ib HONEY.\u2014There the situation.Prices range nominally around 13c to lte for light comb, and Tc to 8c for buckwheat extracted.Wheat extracted is quoted at Ye lo Se.POTATOES\u2014Offerings are rather light but demand ts good.Dealers are paying {ve a bag uf 9 pounds on track for fine stock.This e° being sold in à jobbing way at 5e : a BEA (NS\u2014The market is strong at the recent advance.Quotations are us follows $1.35 to $1.37% for primes ana $1.45 to $1.50 | for hand-picked peus.HOPS\u2014\"T'he market is unsteady and rather inactive at 12 to SH\u2014The market is steady at recent vances with sales at $4 to $4.10.Higher prices are not ltkely to be maintained, as the actual demand for consumption is now very restricted.o secund spot here.First pearls are very dull at 1s no change In Pe COUNTRY CHEESE BOARDS.As the following table covers more than a week's transactions, yesterday's prices may be compared with those paid a week ago upon the same Cheese ue Date Place.Boarded.Sold Price.October 24.lugersoll.2510 bid 11 , 24.l'umpbellford.1600 til 11-8-18 15.Ingersuil.1570 bid 214 25.Womlstock 654 bid 11 p 113-18 TUEEECE me tat sr Pt fd tt Bd, rn go Bd 0d 2 Wad) ot - s 2H.Lowunsville.\u2026 11-10 =B.luwansville.Og 28, W 14 to 12% \u201828.Canton.lly 8 28 Groen Tay 11 48.Ogdensburg.-1 28, chrnwn - io * 28.Coruwa 114 28.Belleville.11 5 11%-7-18 ; 10-1114 fi 2450 A wae 11%-124, ; - alosswac 1144-14 § \u201ctica Y.butter 241 zu.| jte PATES ; qotone 100c © 144 30.Little Falls) JV53 5 w.&c 11-13 10.Little Falls NY.1441 Lotus 11-12 81.tnuersoll.1888 ql 204 31.Campuelt | 375 ang\u2019 111.16 Bi, Campbell.a 2890 111-8 \u2014\u2014\u2014.THE PROVISION MARKET.The local market Js strong on lard and easy on por .DRESSED HOGS\u2014Select stock: ls selling to butchers a $6.75 a hundred pounds.CANADA PORK\u2014Heavy short cut mess , continued arrival of poor rrult: \u201cthe quality can be improved, the prospects CAN: DIAN APPLES IN ENGLAND Henvier 8hipments This Year, But Many Go Through Boston.Messrs.Frank Hamilton snd Cv.of Liverpool.cable on to-day's Liverpool! market as follows: \u2018Colverts und Green Falls, 8m to Ws; Baldwins, 124 to 1s.Greentngs, Jus to 128: Kings, 169 to 185: Various, 10s to 145; Nova Scotia Gravenstuins, 8s to 158; N 8.Kings, 133 to 18s: Blenheims, J0= to 13s; N.8.vartous.6x to lis.The market 19 depressed, In consequence of the and unless are discouraging.\u2019 The rhipmentx last wavk were ax follows: From From From From Mont- lles- New Hall- real ton.York.fax.Ilverpool 4,610 27,872 10,048 Glasgow.12,610 .\u2026.50.London 1 42 42 22m 3 2,707 4,078 Hamburg .Les 232 Tas LL Various 0.1.1,255 635 Total, 74544; a large number of those \u201c pasetue through Boston are Canadians.Chrresponding week 60.5814.Incrense, 7,730 me A a \u2014 \u2014\u2014 PORTS CUSTOMS\u2019 RECEIPTS.The customs receiptz of the pwrt of Montreal for the month of October show an increase of $154,500.48, na compared with the same month last year, lust year, The customs : recelved thruugh this par the sum of $53,- 833.49 for the month just elused.For the past five years the collections for the months vf October have bovs as follows: Octobar, 1495 $629,795.66 October, ds 534.850 24 : October, 1:97., 080.0% October, 1398 | 649,323.05 Mctnber, 1889 \u2014\u2014 8 TENDERS.Tenders for a lean of thirty thousand dollars on debentures of the eorporatlion of the Town of Farnham, beartng Interest at four per cent.per annum, payable in thirty years from thelr date, to redeem t thousand dollars of debenturgs issued for the construction of the waler-works of this town, will be received at the office of the undersigned up to the eighth day of November next, at noon.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.Farnham, 31st October, 1899.E AUDETTE.Si c 2 Sec.-Trens.NOTICE 1s hereby given that the Credit Foucler Frauvo-Canadien Company will apply, at the coming session of the Quebec l.egis- lature, for an act to amend its charter, in respect of (I) the destination of the unemployed funds of the company, (2) the acquisition and disposal of real estate; (3; the general powers of the board of management.By order of the Board, R.240c26 .LSON, General Secretary.the Head or Chest for it 1» lable toleadto Chronic Catarrh, Consumption and the Grave, KOLDSTOP lady tending us her name will entirely 257*nty 2awtf Important Sale $15 to $16 bbl; short cut back family pork, 315 ; selected heavy boneless short cut mess, $18 .barrels heavy short or long cut clenr, $14.50; barrels\u2019 short c ciear.light, $14 : barrels, heavy flank, $14.BEEF \u2014 Extra plate, in barrels, plate in bona, 813.50 : tierces, $17.50 ; Gla- gow beef ham, sp lced, 110 r HAMS\u2014Choice selected large, pre : ; small.12e : extra small, !2 1-2c; with bone out, rolled, cholce, 12 1-2c, BACON\u2014 Ureakfast boneless, 13c : Wilt- shire sides, 11c ; Windsor backs, 1Zc ; green bone in, not smoked, 7c ; long clear, 7 1-20.RAUSAGES\u2014 Pork links.Oxfords, Cambridge's, farmers\u2019 and rk sausage meat.6c a pound ; smoked MBaveloy links.8c: smoked Brunswicks, 7c ; bolognas.6c.ARD\u2014Pure, in pails, 7c to 7 1-2c ; composté in pails, 6 1-2c.LIVERPOOL.\u2014The public cable was easier on lard this morning.and steady on other lines.Pork, 57s 6d: lard, 2is 7d to 29s Sd : bacon, 30s to 323; taliow, 24s Bd to 27s 3d.= $e CHICAGO HOG MARKET.UNTON STOCK YARDS, November 1 \u2014 The estimated receipts of hogs were 3R,- nen the official report of yesterday was 23,599.of which 5,164 were shipped and 5,- 190 left over : estimated to-morrow 33.00 : market weak to 5e Inwer.The austations to-day were : ed, $3.95 to $4.23: mixed packing, $3.95 to $4.30 ; heavy shipping.$3.75 to $4.27: rough grades, $3.75 to $3.9.The receipts of rattle were 15000 ; steady : others weak lo Me lower.Light mix- best \u2014__ > ao NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.NEW YORK, November 1,\u2014Caotton turag opencd stoady.Nov.7.11; Dee, Jan, 7.17, Feb, 7.13 : March, 7.19 119; May and June.7.22 ; July.7,29 ty 721: Sept.6,53 to 6%.-\u2014 - \u2014_ pm NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.Munn, Son & Co, of the New York Cotton Exchange, issue the following wivisory letter on the cotton situation, dated October 31: \u201cCotton opened 2 to 4 ints lower on weak cables than expected, which led to heavy liquidation under which prices declined 4 points lower.The Liverpool's weakness 18 attributed to reports of British re- Afriea.Prices rallied later as Cables improved on covering and small buying, fu- 7,33: .April, 7.200 Aug, which was stimulated by estimales Lo exceed in, ly low crop movements for to- | Morrow.net loss The close war steady 4 points for the day.Liverpool closed quiet 8} to 2 point= net decline.Spot sales 10.000 bales nt unchanged prices.Prices eased off under heavy liquidation towarda the close.The selling nf May against purchaser of actual cotton weakened the whole market on account of the very light move: ment.Prices should imjrove, but on any advance we are recommending our customers to realize their profits, and short sales would not be amiss.2 Loyal Montreal Lodge, ™ No.3115, 1.©.©.F., M.U.FUNERAL NOTICE.Brethrén gre requested to the Lodgr m tn-morrow, Thurs.t 1.48 m.sharp to attend the funern) of Rro J: a.to take place vm hinlate realdence, 81 For street tethreu of sinter lodges are inv Îte ad to tte Full nttendauce r questrel.= Mexalin.2 \u2014\u2014 Jf General Household FURNITURE ana EFFECTS Comprising Oak and Walnut Sideboards.Dining Tables and Chairs.Dinner Waggons, Oak Centre Tables, Parlour Suites.and Lounges, Odu Chairs, Fookcases, Walnut and Oak Bedroom Sets, Planofortes, Pictures.Carpets and Ollcloth, Dinner and Tea are.Gasaliers and Coal Oi] Hanging Lam oves and Hal! Bteves, Goldia and Mocuitoch Safe (small size), Glass Bhow ance, and a lerge variety of miscellaneous effec LSO- \u2014 ODDS AND ENDS OF DRY GOODS.on Sale FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 1821 and 1FM NOTRE Dans STREET.Commencing at 2.30 p.Goods now on view.M.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.AUCTION SALE \u2014-OP\u2014 new and Second Hand Fumiture | + Beautiful carpets In squares of var- \u201cous Kinds ; a great vartety of House Furnishings, etc, ete, at our rooms, 241 and U3 St.James street.will be held on Friday Afternoon, Nov.3rd, Consisting of : Drawing Room Suites.Easy and Odd Chairs, Oak and Hardwood Bedroom Sets, Spring.Halr and Wool Mattresses, Sheet ings, Pillow Slips.Blankets and Comfor- tery, Sideboards, Tables and Dining Chairs.Large lot of Carpet, Scotch Linoleum English Ofleloth, and a great variety o House furnishings, ete, Also a mood lot of Secnnd-hand Household Furnflure, Pictures.Carpets, and a large lot of useful sundties.Without reserve.SALE AT 2 RAE O'CLOCK.& DONNELLY, Auctioneers.Dry Goods Sale met, ARR GON, wii) not be disap a1 nex in + quality or ale as none but the best cladh of goods reill be offered.Read advertisement in finis paper Sais at 2.36 O'Clock.Tissot Pictures Exhibition of the Famous ILLUSTRATING THE LIFE, DEATH AND RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST OPENS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, at 7.30 P.M., in WINDSOR HLAI.I.There are more than 460 of Those Famous Pictures.ADMISSION Colle Arrangements can be made far private views and for resdvesc Da and Sunday 8S hools, tte, « ges, 25 cents.i.tes for w appliciton at the Hall, 357 1 Mans 257 Beud Kick OfF at Reserved Seats, 50c.Co, 1755 Nourv Dame street.field street, General admission, 25c and \u201cFootball Championship .Britannia vs.Montreal M.A.A.A.Grounds, Saturday 4th Nov.2.43 pan.For sale at Morton, Phillips & LS.WOTHERSPOON, Rain or Shine, and M.A.A.A.Oflice, 148 Hon, See, M.F.C.Hamilton Electric Light and Cataract Power Co., Limited, OF HAMILTON, ONTARIO, Firs t Mortgage 5 Per Cent.Dated Oct.1, 1899.Sinking Fund Bonds.Due Oct.1, 1920.This Company now controls the properties of the following Companies which are under its sole management: NEW Oataract Power Co.Hamilton Electric Light and Power Co.Electric Power and Manufacturing Co.Hamilton Street Railway Co Hamilton and Dundas Street Railway Co.Hamilton Redial Electric Railway Co.We offer subject to prior sale $125,000 of these bonds which are the unsold balance of an issue of 8750, 000 now outstanding.The net earnings of the Company are now more than twice the interest on these N.W.HARRIS & 67 MILK YORK! BOSTON, MASS.| bonds.Price and full particulars upon application.CO., BANKERS, STREET, {CHICAGO 2704 Ceylon or Japan, only.At all Grocers.257%ntyl in sealed packets Signal this aloft: \u201cWash your Flannels soft!\u201d For this is Weather Naught Can Tether.Soft, Fleecy Flannels Mean Health and Life.None Washes as softly as / GILT EDGE You must have itou ol STRACHAN\u2019S SOAP.aE TE aoa EE Xone Fe Te oR EE J BEE ELBE 257ty1 08e Fo F fee fo foeFoofeofurfe fes Borforor fa: or faofaroa ao BorBr#fc0i 13 COTTON, S.MUNN, SON & CO.56 Beaver St., New York.GRAIN and COFFEE.« Established 1844, Gordon Strathy & Co., STOCK BROKERS, 13 ST BACRAMENT STREET.The fal} In to investors 4p.iven to investments.ember Montreal stock Exchange ite 1876 P.0.rices during last 80 days gives » chance fands Tieidiog, from me to on regular dividend stocks pecin.atlention GORDON STRATHY Box 1028.1B+\u2014\u2014\u2014r-_0.WAS BURNED TO DEATH.Arthur Girard, a Young Boy Living on Sanguinet Street, Fatally Burned.° \u2018Arthur Girard.the seven-year-old son of Guillaume Girard, an employe of the corporation, residing at No.Bi Sanguinet street.was so badly burned at 6 o'clock at his home last evening that he dled from his Injuries at midni hi y.who was a rticularly bright little fellow, had gone ihe walèr-closet with a lighted candle.when in some manner the re communicated to his clothes.He out at once.and, calling for help.1 Tolled himself on the floor trying to put the fire out.hen his mother ceeded ip wrapping him in a blanket, he Already so very y burned abou the chest and arms that, hotwithatanding n'as efforts tn save him, Soa six hours Tater.ever domine cone felousness.| and supporting his sufferings e a man BANK OF MONTREAL.Mr.Fleet Succeeds the Late Mr.Robertson as Solicitor.C.J.Fleet, Q.C., has been appoin ed Solicitor to the Bank of Montreal, succession to the late Mr.W.W.Robe son, Q.C., who was his partner.\"CLOSING PRICES.AFTERNOON SALES.Payne, 1,000 at $1.04 3-4.Bank of Commerce.75 at 151.Toronto Rails.5 at Tog 12 2 at 109, 200 at 109, 150 at 109, at Republic.xd., 1,000 at $L.1IR, 100 at $1.18.Pacific.10 at 54.War Eagle.xd.500 at $2.79, 1,000 at $2.79.Cable, 50 at 188.tin rt- sils, Coristine.Roy, Stephen.Shaugh- Virtue, 500 at 47c.peu.Grate, Migs, CS CE | = me arler, vale efore acCailum, Monk, Archbald, Burnett, Ward, Has- MONTREAL \u2018stock EXCHANGE.well, MacKay.Sicotte, Heward, Lyman, yd.Cook.Armstrong, Wand, Jeffrey.Reported for the Star by Gordon Strathy Brown, | Hannaford, Murray-Smith.Se- & Co.Stock Brokers, § St.Sacrament Bt.well, Edgar, Walker.Ansley, Coghlin, Nov.1.Oct.81.Campbell King, Macrae, Acer, Brainerd, Clore.Ask.Bid.Ask.Bia, Martin, Maclean, Dawes, Kiteon, Ellie, STOCKR on Grant iers acfarlane ang- Canadian Pacific.9474 Daly dN man vane.Barnard, Mattice, Balfour, DulathR À 4 À Cor.168 10 ne 19% Rawlings Butler, Boult, Wilkins, Commercial Cable 1d, 188% 187 180° 187 barats, Houth, Tyre, Burke, Grier, Hall, Rich.a Oni.Nav.Co.xd 110 094 108%, 108 Cobban Raynes, Mega! Murray, Hou.Mon.freed R 811% o 811 3104 ston, Peverly, McËac ran, Sweeney, malitar oo Now Ry\u201d 108° ov 100 06° Lightbound, Tinton: Henderson, Buchan: Torento Street Ry.100 108% 10° 106%, an, Boulter, Sharpe, Simms, Mud, B57 au isk Gould, Radford, McGuigan, Ronald, 182 184 100% Loud Mackeadie, Ewan, PR o ioe recon pene eet ver Botterell, F Fairman, Lovel night, Montreal Tel h.180 176 180 1% Leper, and Messrs.Strathy, A ngus, Sise, - Br alifax 27 20 2 18 Hickson, Bond, Davidson, Eadie, Craw- Corse ford, Huntly Davis, Pangman, Pope,Bo- 48 ort, Kirkpatrick, Bonlten, MacKay, Dun- 17 lop.White, Hall, el les, Raynes 70 ens, Duff, Skinner, Denbaraie, 185 Roth.Wolferstan Thotmas, Baby, a 09% Glassto, Carmichael.Travers Allan, Es Wotherspoon, Brainerd, Gaudet, Doucet, - 47 Marler, mbie, Ogilvie, St.Geo 1 Hol.Mon 4\u201c land, Cleghorn, Sloane, Taylor, \u201ci Thomson, Jeff firey.Springle, \u2018Cosh 184 lin, Hague, eward, \"Weir, uchanan, 119 King, Burke, Meredith Percy, Kenny, Hili, Stevenson, Meek, ate, | 2e5 Gault, Drinkwater, Ewing, Judah, Cam- .eron, O'Brien, Nash, Rawlings, \"White- Lee, Forbes.Langloix .chen i Van prne innin B or.Finer, Turse, 1 Lowi But jer, Mareen d Gansils, 1 fl 14 fin, Sheph AL Hazard, ictaren a Monk, Stuart, ry, \u201c Aylmer, Burn hey rchbaid, Do- bell, E van, Coming, fou, ue, er, urveyer, end , Yarker Combet, I Copie, Reve, \u201caxe.Macfarlane rassett, Parsons, Barclay, \"Pr.en Baron Von Hugel, Dr.Byers and Dr.Martin.G w.AGUINALDO.' HONG KONG, November: 1\u2014Aguinal- do's wife has given birth to a son.Aguinal do held \u20ac t orien) celebration and called the Boy Geo ashington Aguin- 0.8 | To on w told us to n w re we found that wa à 7 0 i ; = = NOT DISHONOURED, 5472555055 ALL SMNTS DAV Jun UP THD SAFES, 55 Emm se es PSS THE LANDLORD TALS 00 e company on the of las em- Very Quickly.Mgr.Langevin Celebrated High Mass Burglars Play Havoc Havoc in Canadian Brewing Company's Offices.They Bound and Gagged the Watch man\u2014 Booty Secured Amounted Only to $200.MONTREAL IS NOW OUT OF THE PROVISION MARKET.the Special Correspondent of the St.! n the Chicago Board of Trade.) CHICAGO.Ills.November J \u2014 Wheat soif % luwer, December at TU to 60% and May at | 3% to TIN.Even the pit scalpers have rarely had a weaker excuse for bulling wheat than the surrender of a detachmeny ol BrlUsh troupes nt Ladyamith, and it Was not surprising that th: advance Nzzled out very quickly, both at Lav.poul and Chicago.The Universel experience ot shorts that no money is to be nade seller wheat around 7) cents was the strongest su, port.With business active all over the try and prices of other products rising only a4 moderate crop of wheat, it ls Cl 1 - wheat under 70 vents is getting low.Whilk continued accumulation of wheat in produciig countries is tu Le expected at this season ot 16 à litl(le mare pronounced than 18 pliusing 1 the bulls in view of the present ght export 4- mand.Northwestern country elevator stinks jo creased four million bushels during the a.uln of October, compared with a decrease of Zi.0 (From Ces aus last year Montreal started to selling cary in the day aud kept 1 up on the way down.She was also 8 seller of corn Montreal is out of her provision line, does not own a pgund in Chicago.\u2019 sald à well known trader to-day \u2018The unsettied situation caused her not only to sell out but to gv short large amounts, especially of por 7 Chicago Closing Prices.J.4.Bache & (0, 16 BL Sacrameat st, report the\u2019 closing prices to-day as follows: Upening.Highest \u2018Lowest, Closing November 1st, 1809, Wheat Dec.70 70 681 801-8 © May, 78% Tay T8Y 144% Dec.Slag 31 31 1% .May.32% 32 Sly 324 Oats Dec.224 JA, 2e 224 Muy dill Uy 2 244 Pork Lex.SLO BOO \" Jun.vus vés bte teiu-2 Lard Lec.slu bow 510 blu = Jun.bu ss Ba 520-7 Short ries 478 475 456 475 ee 402 493 sai 400 \u201cPRICES WERE IRREGULAR.The Bank Holiday in England Had an Effect on Values.Star's Hpectal Correspondent Wall Street.) NEW YORK, November 1.\u2014 The movement of prices In to-day's security market during the early dealings wus irregular.The volume of business transacted was on a somewhat limited scale.The bank holiday in london had some effect on the local market.The industrial issues were the most prominent and displayed a fair degree of activity.There was guod buying of Unitel States Leather, and the price was carried up l% points.Federal Steel was also a noteworthy feature.AU the start there was a (From the tn fair demand for the stuck, whith caused a gain of about one point, but later on fairly heavy selling the advance was Jost.Sugar Cor- tificates were strony at a point advance.The Granger shares were quiet and shfved little change.There was renewed buying uf the Wisconsin Central stocks and galing of one quarter to two points were recorded.Other finn spots were Manhattan Elevated, Metropolitan Street Rallway, Norfolk and Western and the Atchison issues.Brooklyn Rapid Transit was an exception to the general list.The opealng quotation was a point below yesterday's clus- ing figure.but this was followed by renewed buying.and the price quickly advanced 2% points (rom the low level standard Rope and Twine stock and bonds were worthy of mention and were bought on a heavy scale.scoring substantial advances.After midday the market was quiet, with prices at a slightly lower level.Call loans were made at 13 per cent.early {np the day, but later the rate rose te per ce: NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Bpecially reported for the Star by C Monk, 16 St.Sacrament Street.local man: ager for J.ache & Co, New Tork, over direct private wire.LOSF.on, 1 Ort.31 Btocks Ope.Clase.Op'g.Ulese Amer.Cotton Ot Ca .454 454 45 45 mo do Pref.es \u2026.- Amer.Tobacco Co 123% 1224 122 Do dn Pref.~ cea Am Sugar R Refin Co.15314 1564 132 Amer.Spiele Mi Mi.Co.Sib ini, 44 43 Fu A.pror, se A 224 22 WY 86,4 Gsm Gly à.x we 481, Ahh 467% Baltimore & Guto.[Pp Sn 53 Do do UT Te 2 Ty Brooklyn BET: Traut 85 sou 851, 86 Canadian FPE a Canad 5 Ooniinental Tob.com.421, 42 ay 424 Consolidated Gas N.Y.Thu, 167 IR Colorado Fuel & Iron.55% 55k A54 5e, 60 594 Cleveland C.C.a8L L Delaware, Lack.West.Delaware a Huodsou.Denvera R Grand pt.Duluth 8.Shore& Atl.Metropolitan Traction National Oo.89% MONTREAL MINING EXCHANGE.RNOON BOARD.pi reported for tbe Star by R.Mere dith and Company.Mining Brokers, 81 Francois Xavier street Wednaeday, Nov.1, 8 p.m.1590.Per Valuse of Shares.Sellers.Buyers.1.00 3.08 1.04 1.00 2.35 257 1.00 Republic xd.1.20 1.37 1.00 Virtue.Cn +7 dhly 24 Mouresl, \u2018London xd 48 47 1.00 Bi 11% al 1.00 3014 bu 1.00 in 12k 114 \u201810 Can.Gold Fields, Byn.\u2026 Ni, Te 5.00 Cariboo Hydraulle\u2026.1.40 .1.00 Evening Sta 12 Te 28 Ferm.15 114 1.00 yoia Jit, Developing bo 3 1.00 Irv! 44 Bly 1.00 Enon Hii se se 25 Monte Cri 5 Œ 1.00 Montreal Gad Flelda.\u2026.11% 10 1.00 Noble Fiv 2 3 1.00 Novelty.- 8e 2 1.00 Old lronsider 100 14 1.00 Virginia \u20ac Bly b 1.00 Ram bled Cariboo - = 1.00 Bull \u201c- 1.00 becca 1.00 Morri 1.00 Gol: den # Star 1.00 Blocan 1.00 Fontenoy 1.00 Ratbmullin 100 Winal 1.00 Duardaneile\u2026 Dear Trail No.2 .North Star 8 AFTERNOON SALES.Canadian Gold Fields, 600 at 8, 500 at 8, t 8.1, at 8.ocan Bov.B00 at 35 1-2, B00 at 35 1-2, Montreal and London, 100 at 46, 160 at 4 1-3.Princess Maud, 5,000 at 10 BP hese 500 at $1.19.500 H a 1-2, D at Ph te Rt \u201d PA i FO PE ETS RER 5 i EF ha à.4 \u2026 Fos * i CE = ve 2 EE od PESUC LE ! | | 10 THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1899.++.00000000000 JOHN MURPHY &CO i re Vida\u201d td \u201cA Vida # Just put to stock 3 productions.lar wholesale prices.All the latest Novelties larettes and C: apes.popular prices.come 10 TERMS CASH.$ 0406040000 H400400600HHO0HHO CHOHCHGCHEIIFÉSHNECTHGHLS FO HI 6064000000: 2446444666H0006 \u201cLa Vida\u201d The Best Corset for American and Canadian Women! 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LONDON.November 1.\u2014'The British War Office to-day made public a despatch received trom General White, deseribing the operations of Monday.It was as fol LADYSMITH, October 31, 750 p.m.-\u20141 took out from Ladysmith a brigade of mounted troops.two brigade divisions of the Royal Artillery, the Natal Field Battery and two brigades of infantry, to reconnoitre in force the enemy's main position to the north, and.if the opportunity should offer, to capture the hill behind Farquhar's Farm.which had.on the previous day, \u201cln connection with this advance, a column, : four half companies of the Glousesters and six companies of the Royal Irish Artillery, Fusiliers, the whole under Lieut.-Colonel Carleton and Major Adye.major-adjutant general, was despatched at been held in strength by the enemy.consisting of the Tenth Mountain deputy assistant 11 p.m.on the 29th, to march by night up Bell's Spruit.and seize Nicholson's Nek, or some position near Nicholson's Nek.thus turning the enemy's night flank.\u201cThe main advance was successfully carried out, ing found evacuated, and an artillery duel emy's guns of the position and Maxims 12 the enemy.\u201cThe reconnoisance forced the enemy to fully disclose his position, and, after strong counter attack on our right, the infantry brigade had been the objective of the attark be- between our field batteries and the en- understood to have caused heavy loss to troops were slowly withdrawn to camp, pickets being left on observation.oe An the engagement, the naval contingent, .Powerful, came into action and silenced.with their extremely accurate fire, the M.enemy's guns of position.a repulsed, the under Captain Lambton, of H.THE MULES STAMPEDED.\u201cI'he circumstances which attended the movements of Lieut.-Col.umn are not yet fully known, but from re carried out he night march unmolested, un Carlton's col porta received the column appears to have til within two miles of Nicholson's Nek.At this pot two boulders rolled from the hill and a few rifle shots stampeged the iniantry ammunition mules.The stampede loose from their leaders and got away with ment and the greater portion of the regun was similarly lost.A GALLANT STAND W \u201cThe infantry battalions, however, fix sonnel] of the artillery.seized a hill on the with but little opposition.There they re being occumied in organizing the defence o and walls as cover for the fire.At dawn a menced by the enemy but made no head ments enabled them to rush to the attack searching and two companions of the Glouc to fall back.The enemy then pressed to i y TOUS.IDK Very RUMETOUS THE AMMUNITI spread to the battery mules, which broke practically the whole of the gun equip- ental small arm ammunition.The sveerve HICH WAS FRUITLESS.ed bayonets and, accompanied by the per- left of the road, two miles from the Nek, mained unmolested until dawn, the time f the hill and constructing stone sangars skirmish attack on our position waa com- way until 8.30 a.m.when strong reinforce- with great energy.» Their fire hecame very esters, in an advance position, were ordered short range, the losses on our side becom- ON RAN OUT.\u201cAt 3 p.m.our ammunition was practically exhausted, the position was captured and the surribvors of the column fell into the enemy\u2019s hands.The enemy treated our wounded with humanity, General Joubert a safe conduct to doctors and ambulances at once despatching a letter to me, offering to remove the wounded.A medical officer and parties to render first aid to the wounded, were despatched to the scene of action from Ladysmith last night and the \u201cThe want of success of the column wa ambulance at dawn this morning.#8 due to the misfortune of the mules stampeding and the eonsequept loss of the guns and small arm awmmunition and the reserve.\u201cThe official list of casualties and prieoners will be reported shortly.The latter are under stood to have been sent by rail to Pretoria.\u201cI'he security of Ladysmith is in no way affected.\u2014 LONDON LESS DESPONDENT.The Pall of Gloom Has Lifted Some- What and More Confidence is Shown To-day.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, November 1.\u2014There was con: siderable reaction observable to- day against the despondency prevailing throughout yes- terdav.The losses of Gen.White's left wing were found to, bave been exaggerated from 1.450 10 over 2,000, ana latest reports indicate that Gen.White\" a troops are not disheartened, but are holding their ground undismayed.The chict moral of the tampaign so far has been that over-contidence has been the fatal source of weakness on the British mide.Starting with a thoroughly unmiitary plan of defence, the field force in Natal has attempted to rush the Boers as if they were Atridis or Dervishes, and it has flung away battalions from sheer reckiesaness and wys- tematic under-rating of the military qualities of the Boers.A Cabinet council has been summoned for to-day {Wednesday}.The Secreta of State for the Colonies, Mr.Joseph Cham berlain, arrive\u201d in London last evening.Among iv throng of visitors at the War Office mvt affecting scenes are witnessed.Many women were heard to gasp \u201cThank God he's alive at any rate,\u201d as they found the name of some beloved one on the li of prisoners.The widewalka are packed with solid masses awaiting their turn to the entrance to read the bulletins.The ultimate issue of the campaign is not for a moment in doubt here, nor is there the faintest ruggestion of repeating the magnanimity which succeeded the disaster at Majuba Hill.MILITARY MEN'S OPINIONS.General Webber Wolseley Says White Had to Attack.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, November 1.-Gen.Webber Wolseley, who was Quartermaster-(ieneral in the South African campaign of 1879, raid in an interview, yesterday, that with a superior force marchin against him, Gen.White had no option But to take the offensive, Nobody, unless on the spot, could justly judge the mituation.He would not venture to criticise though he knew the country well.The public must remember that they, through their political representatives, had placed 10,000 men in the power of 30,000 equally od fighters Gen.Stephen amie: of the.Royal Artillery, retired, accused en.hite of =a serious error of ju ent in entire troope out in darkness, me id that rach a course wan dangerous, almost ligent GEN.Tor \"NGHUSBANDS VIEWS.LONDON, November 1.\u2014Major-Gener- al John W.Younghusband, the famous vet- eran of Britain's Afghan wars, stated that tbe British forces in Natul have done all that could be expected of them, considering the strength of the enemy.\u201cThe battle of Dundee.\u201d he raid.consider worthy the noblest traditions of our army.Although leaving our wounded to the mercy of the enemy was technical ly a defeat, 1 approve of the movement, he- cause another enga su nt with the Roers at that point wou ave weakened our force without any pT being gained.\u201cThe proportion of loss among our otti- cers is certainly larger than the ordinary, but in hill fighting it is inevitable that the officers must be in the van when a charge is made.The Boers also pick off the officers.\u201cThe situation at Ladvsmith is full of danger.My opinion 1s that a further retreat eannot be averted.| cannot ace urately « say what the strength of the enemy is.\u2018Lord Wolesley places 1t at three Boers tn every British soldier.As far as I can judge, Gen.White's best policy under the circumstances 18 to remain on the defensive.\u201cThe reason I think our force will have to retire further is because it seems to me that Joubert's plan is ta get to Durban before reinforcements arrive.If White remains at Ladysmith, Joubert will work round his rear with a force capable of carrving everything before it to Durban.If this be done I think it will be a protracted war.Four months, however, should mee it finished.One decisive fight will, I believe, end it, but it must be decisive.\u201d \u201cI NEWS FROM CANADA'S CONTINGENT How It Will Come and Something of the Plans.When it was decided to send a Canadian contingent to the Tranavaal the Star received applications from many kinds of people for the berth of war correspondent, a position of no mean responsibility and expense.Some of the applicants were soldiers and officers in the ranks, others were from regular newspaper correspondents who proposed to make a special affair of reporting everything in connection with the Canadian troops.In the one care 1t was a matter of engaging some soldier in the ranks, who would be glad to add a few dollars to his pay; in the other it was a matter of large expenditure.Upon reflection it seemed the expensive plan was the only one that would suit the Star's readers, the argument being that if a soldier or officer was employed there would be no news because he would be on soldier's duty and unable to tele graph or write excepting at odd times, and he would always be stationary; whereas a regular correspondent provided with horses and a mounted servant could do the work as it ought to be done.\u2018 Readers of newspapers perhaps do not know what it means and involves to send a correspondent to Africa with saddles, ramp equipment, arms, complete photographie outfit and necessary BUN- dries for efficient work.The correspondent has to be supplied with a letter of credit available at any banking house, with which to prepay tel egrams, as in times of war it fre quently happens that the telegraph companies will not send messages unless prepaid.When all the necessary provision in this way was made for the Star correspondent, there were needed, instructions from the Imperial War Office that would serve as a passport.These were obtained by cable from the Secretary of War in London.Telegrams from Africa cost $1.35 per word, that a oneline de- epatch in the Star would cost over to.A quarter of a column would cost about $600\u2014 rather expensive when the public buy the paper for a cent.Besides the Montreal Btar there are only two other papers, the Mail and Globe that have accredited special war correspondents with the contingent outside RO the ranks, three men in all, and it was very difficult for even these three to secure passage and all the credentials needed by a first-class war correspondent.THE BOERS GET SOUTH.They Have Managed to Establish Themselves Southwest of Lady- smith.LONDON, November 1.\u2014Advices from Cape Town show that the Boers are gather- Te \u201cYou Can\u201dt Catch the Wind in a Net.\u201d Neither can you cure catarrh by local Aplications.# is a constitutional disease, and is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla because if is à constitutional remedy.RB erpels from the blood the impurity which causes the disease, and rebuilds the inflamed membranes.and re | Fuesday night.J doned their positions.At Fort Tuli, s THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEK 1, 1899 BRITISH POSITION AT LADYSMITH IMPROVED TO-DAY ee ing in considerable force at Dewdrop, southwest of Ladysmith, while large forces of 8 ure advancing over the Helpmakaar Road.A big camp of Boers is to be formed between Harrismith Bridge and Potgietere urm camp, at Dewdrop, which, it is said, will extend four miles.lishman, who bas arrived at Al wal a from \"Pretoria, whence he was expelled by way of Bloemfontein, says that when he left Pretoria all the stores there were carrying on business as usual.Presi: dent Kruger was still there, and be did not see any wounded at Johannesburg.Some of the Transvaal papers are still publishing and contain glowing accounts of the successes of the Boer arms, saying that Kimberley and Mafeking are expected to fall ut any moment, while Bech uao: aland is conquered and annexed, that the ublie- an arms are alo successful in Nata, and that the burghers are continuing their vice torious march south, capturing prisoners and stores.| The papers admit that the battle of Elandslaagte was a reverse for the Boers, who lost 30 killed, had many wounded, and that 85 Boers were made prisoners.Ladysmith, according to the Boer news papers, im soon to be taken.\u2018he Englishman added that the Boers |.are absolutely confident of their ultimate rer and believe the whole of Natal 13 already practically in their hands.THE NAVAL BRIGADE.The Boers\u2019 Guns Trained on Lady- smith Silenced by the Sailors: British (Garrison in Good Spirits and Enemy Has Withdrawn Somewhat.LONDON, November L\u2014H was announe- ed to-day in a spec:al despateh from Lady.smith that the Boers again closed around that place on Monday night, sending shells into the British camn.The two guns landed irom the British cruiser Powerful opened fire on the Boers at dawn Tuesday.The Boers brought up more rome nf them were silenced.It is added that the Boer loss must have been heavy.1ne garrison at Ladysmith is described aa being in good spirits and confident and the troops are said to be full of fight.The artillery duel was still in progress guna, but > KNOCKED OUT BY NAVY.CAPE TOWN, October 3l.\u2014Evening (De: layed in transmission.) \u2014Guns of the British naval brigade have knocked the Boer tor ty pounder clean off its platform and have silenced the Boer guns on Herpowerth Hill, overlooking Ladysinith.The Boers aban: THE BOER LOSSES BRUSSELS, November 1.\u2014-Dr.Leyds, the diplomatic agent of the Transvaal, has received the consent of the British Re eretary of State for War, the Marquis of Lans downe, to allow a telegram to be sent to Pretoria to ask the number of killed and wounded on the side of the Boers.ON WESTERN BATTLE GROUND Colonel Plumer Has Been Troubling the Enemy in Rhodesia.KIMBERLEY AND MAFEKING ARE HOLDING OUT WELL AGAINST THEIR BESIEGERS.{Snerial to the Star.) LONDON, November 1.\u2018The War Office has made pubhe the following official despatch from Cape Town dated October 3, 4.25 p.m Sir Alfred Milner has received via Dela goa Bay thiree telegrams from Nicholson at Buluwayo.The first, which is dated October 19, says that Col.Plumer had concen trated at Tul, covering Rhodes Drift, where the Boers are concentrating in some strength.Of the British South African Police, there are at Crocodile\u2019n Poort one J armoured train, one officer and thirty po licemen, with one maxim gun and thirty days\u2019 rations.In October 17 there was a shght engage ment in which eight Boers were killed and one taken prisoner.We had no casualties.few Boers occupy Lobatsi.At the re quest of the Assistant Commissioner of Bechuanaland we are supplying him with ammunition, ete.The second telegram which is dated Oct: ober 20, says: \u201cJust heard from Col.Baden Powell by runner, via Crocodile\u2019a Poort.On October 18 he made a successfnl attack the Boers.On October 14 Mafeking was shelled.but no damage was done.The Boers have sent for a sie \u20ac, train.Powell savs be is amply protected.The third telegram, which is dated Oe tober 22, says: \u2018Lieut.Llewellyn, in an armoured train at Crocodile\u2019s Poort, inflicted lose on the Boers at $1,000 yards range.Col.Plumer\u2019s outposts had an engagement with the enemy.Captain Blackburn was severely wounded.In accordance with the request the Assistant Commissioner of Palapye, the Khamaa capital in the Bechuanaland Protectorate, T rent him an officer and fifteen South African troopers with a gun and eighty-five volunteers.ROOM FOR MUCH HOPE.LONDON, November I.The Glabe, commenting on the situation in Bechuana- land, pays: Already two batteries of field artillery have been sent up the Orange River to the relief of Kimberley.It is probably only a matter of days when they should ar rive.The Evening Standard says: Mafeking is offering a vigourous resistance to the Boer attacks.Further to the vorthward another small force is holding its own.These cares all tend to prove the insignificance of the Boer attacks, though, as we have learned experimentally, they can tenaciously defend positions of their own choosing.ON ORANGE RIVER.Advices from Kimberley, under date of October 27, received through a despatch rider at Orange River, October 30, reports that all the wounded are progressing favourably.It appears that as they are unable to blow [up the piers of the Moddar river bridge, the Boers are demolishing them stone by stone.They have blown up practically every culvert from the Moddar river té the Orange river.An armoured train, strongly supported, made a reconnaissance October 27, and found the Boers still at Spy ontein.THE OPPOSING FORCES.The situation on the western frontiers of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State is as follows, taking the pninta in their or der at their relative greatest distance from Cape Town: ial service column with Col.Plumer.1,500 men At Mafeking, with Col.Powell\u2014 Irregular Horse.«.1,000 men last Royal Munster Fusiliers.750 men Company Garrison Artillery.100 men At Kimberley.with Col.Kekewich\u2014 es North Lancashire, four com- Mbunted Infantry.At Capt Town, Lieut.-General Forestier alker\u2014 43 volunteer corps fran n guns) 7,000 men Cape Mounted Rifles Cape Mounted Police his makes the nd total of the men 14,788 Buller's available on the ape Colony side men, before the arrival of Gen.forces.THE ANNEXATION DECREESX.LONDON, November 1.-The Colomal Office received las evening a despatch irom Sir Alfred Milner, Governor of Cape Colony, saking that he sued a pruclana tion in reply to the Boer proclamation annexing a portion of Cape Colony, in the course of which he had warned British subjects to divregard all such annexation pronouncements.Sir Alfred adds that so far as he can discover, the peonle north of the Vaal river accept the alleged annesslion us a fact.A despatch from Vrevburg, dated October 25.gives a report of a speech of Commandant Delarey.when hoisting the Boer flag there.He declared that the flag of the Republic was now floating over the whole country north of the Orange River, and that the British flag would never there unless hosted over the of the burghers.at Vryburg.THE QUEBEC SEND OFF London Times Says Says the Spectacle is Consolation for the Lady- smith Reverse.agin fly dead bodies Complete order prevaile Hon.Edward Blake Eulogized For His Loyal Actions.(By Cable from the Special Correspondent | of the Star in London.) LONDON, November 1-Fhe London Times prints a stirring leading artule today on the military spectacle which was witnessed at Quebec on Monday.on the on casion of the embarking and saling of the Canadian contingent for the Transvaal.The Times declares that the whole British patiop will tind in this à measure of con 6ulatfon for the reverse at Ladysmitn.HON.MR.BLAKK PRAISED.The Radical Tory press to-day warmly applauds Hon.Edward Binke's courage for the action he has taken in dissociating him self from the Irish Naticnalists and Radicals who openly express their sympathy in favour of the Queen's enemiea, The Westminster Gazette to-night quotes a en hin; which Hon.Mr.Blake eulogized the des- rate valour and martial rish soldiers at the Cape.He said he had bo feclmg but disgust for the suggestion that one man amongst them could have been base enough to take anv other course in the battle.The Westminster Gazette adds that what the speaker has said has been well said and that they firmly believe that the mass of the Nationalist Irishmen de not Jag belund the Englishmen in their pride for the gallantry of their countrymen in South Africa.vigour où the NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.Eleven nephews of the Duke of Abercorn are gong to the front with the British troops in South Africa.The president of the Local Government Board.the Right Hon.Henry Chaplin, speaking last evening at Manchester on the war, expressed his intense satisfaction nt the friendly relations of Great Britain with the United States and Germany.The London (Gazette announces the promotion of Substantive Lieut-Col.W.A.\u201cule to the rank of Major General on the staff, to command the Eighth Brigade of the South African field force, with the substantive rank of colonel in the army.The Commercial Cable Company haa insu- ed the following notice: \u201cWe have receiv ed advices from the Cape of food Hope: \u2018Censorship has been established in this country on all cables\u201d The Eastern Cable Company has sent out a notification that the cable from Delagoa Bay and Mozambique is interrupted, and all messages must travel by the West coast The London Daily Mail referring to an offer made through Mr.Hiram Maxim, from 20 American gentlemen, whe propose to gine £250 each, and to provide their | own hoteres and equipment, tendering their services to the British in South Al rica, ravs: Of course, this offer cannot be accepted, but if is not the less gratifving as a proof of the guod-will of our American COUSINS, There was an extranrdmary military parade at Aldershot on Monday, when fifteen traction engines and forty trucks were in spected previous to their departure for 8 petile sh == ., 2 ( LL They me Lee New Bell Warero 2303 ST.CATHERIN pending the compiction of which, all enquiries may These magic figures might mean a \u201c Tip\u201d on a \u201clong shot\" at Aqueduct Races, But They Don\u2019t an that the Bell Orchestral Piano produces 16 distinct and individual tones to the 1 of anv other make of Piano in Canada.a oms, 22633 St.Stéeet, be addgessed to Temporary Office, Catherine VEE STREET (up stairs), 26513 Bun L.G.MERCER, Munnger.South Africa.À stretch of sandy coche | road was selected tor the tests and gave an excellent chance to observe the y fonte of, the eugines.A steep ditch and bank j two and three fret heh were safely tra versed.Uheugh at tomes the wheels sank | axle devp other engines pulled out the hap.bess one.The Duke Connaught ane Princes Lows, and Victor Napoleon attended the trials and vere much pleased with the result, twenty-four of these en.pines will be despatched to South Africa.The Berlin Tageblatt says Count Both- mer.President of the German Peace Societies, has telegraphed to Queen Victoria raving her to accept the mediation of the I \u2018nited States in the war with the Trans vaul.THAT SECOND CONTINGENT.Royal Grenadiers to Enroll One Hundred Men at Once in Preparation.(Special to the Star.) TORONTO, November 1.In view of the possibility of a second Canadian enn- tingent going to South Africa, Lieut -Col.Bruce to-day announced (hat to malntain the Royal Grenadiera at their full strength 100 men will be enrolled at once.the regiment to pay for the clothing and equipment.\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN PARIS EXHIBITS OTTAWA, Novemher 1.\u2014 Mr J x.Perrault, Quebec commissioner for the Paris exhibition, was in town yesterday.He will leave for London and Paris next weck, and will then go on ta Antwerp to await the arrival of the Albanian.of the Leviand line, which will sail from Montreal, on November 7.with the first shipload of Canadian exhibits.The guods will be sent from Antwerp to Paris by rail, Mr.Perrault, in the meantime, securing rates from the different rallway componies for delivery of the exhibits on the Paris exhibition grounds.Jt is the intention tn make regular shipments of exhibits dur ing the winter.Mr.Perrault remaining in Paris, right along to look after them.el CIRCUIT OF SUMMER HOTELS.{Special to the Star.) TORONTO, November 1.\u2014 A joint stock company ls being formed here to erect a cirvuit of five up-to-date hotels in Mus- ; Koko, in which the rates will be from $3 | to $ per day, and locations for which have been chosen by a deputation that has spent à week in the district securing options.er CANADIAN CUSTOMS RETURNS.OTTAWA, November 1.\u2014 The customs revenue of the Dominion for the month ending to-day shows n big increase over ] the same period last year There is nearly ! haif à million dollars of an increase.The ! figures are: $2.#0.L010 for October.184, as against $1.93 271 for October, 1888, or an : Anrrense of $166.70.This makes about ane ; Million dollars of an increase for the four * months elapsed of the present fiscal year.16 to |.See last page 255 3 Saw VAN KLE EK HILL.Ont.\u2014 A fast express from Montreal Tuesday morning ran over and killed an Indian at Hudson.Shamrocks Owner got a Big Send Off at New York.The Yacht Started but Later Returned to her Anchorage.NEW YORK, November 1.Lipton's yacht, the Shamrock, convoyed by the Erin, left her anchorage at 10.30 this morning and started on the home voyage to Greenoc Sir Thomas Lipton sailed away to day for his home in England.He received a wars prising tribute ot the esteem in which he 1s held by a great many people in a kind of triumphal march through several down town streets, a great rec eption at the An erican line pier, from which he left on the St.Lows, and a series of informal receptions fram thousands of people.He also re- ceved word of the presentation of the lave mg cup which will be ready by Christmas tor him.START FROM THE HOTEL.Sir Thomas had been stopping at the Futh Avenue Hotel, and the start of the guest and a few friends was from the hotel Sir Thomas at half-past eight o'clock this morning.The party was to go to the Astor House to meet the loving cup committee, Carriages were in waiting at the Broadway entrance of the hotel wben Sir Thomas, Edward H.Benjamin and Andrew Kellogg, of the loving cup committee, started out of the hotel, Thev entered the first carriage.The second carriage was entered by the Chevalier de Martens, the marine painter, and Colonel Washington.In the third car.rage were Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Hill, of London, and Mr.Griffiths, of Chicago.The carriages were driven down Fiith Avenue to Broadway and the Astor House, wh re they armived at a quarter to nine o'clock, Here the Eighth Regiment Band was waiting, with some of the members of the loving cup committee, and the band and the carriages were driven up 3n front of the hotel.A BIG CROWD had gathered.The band followed by three carTiages startd off down Broadway Vvlaving a lively air and the sidewalks and windows of buildings were filled with peanle to ree the foreign yachtsman.All down Broadway Sir Thomas Lipton got a reception that sur.priced him.People lined up on the sidewalks and cheered him and many rushed out to shake hands with Sir Thomas as his carriage slowly sed.This occurred a number of times on Cortland street.down which the party went, and on West street.Sir Thomas and his party ascended ta the second floor of the pier where a platform had been erected.The long floor had been decorated with banners and bunting and a large crowd had assembled, among whom were many women.On the platform wae a floral representation of the Shamrock, with hull of immortelles and sails of white silk.The sea was made of white and yellow chrysanthemums and red roses.The Vessel was four feet lung.SHAMROCK TURNS BACK.After accompanying the American liner St.Lous below the Narrows on her way to Southampton the Shamrock and Ernn turped about at 11 am.and went back.LA FEE 1s Company Garrison Artillery.Artille ery volunteers.Rhodes\u2019 Rough Riders.250 me At Aliwal North.with Lieut.-Col.C.Evans Gordon\u2014 9nd Berkshire.750 men pds ad Port Junction, \u201cwith Col.Kit sea \"Yorkshire Light Infantry.400 men At De Aar Junction\u2014 1st North Lancashire.400 men | immediately.HUT BL.CH ETS For dyspepsia and sour @ superiority over all other treatments in that they give relief instantly and cure permanently.Every parent knows how impatient a child becomes under the cruel infliction of illness, and these features, when Hutch 1s known not to pro- ¥ duce harmful effects, will be appreciated.Head- M ache and all stomach ailment are banished almost During this holiday time when the little one\u2019s mind and body are being built up for the long while until next vacation it 1s À imperative that each child should be pain free.à Hutch is equally valuable for old as well Ï as young folk.The dose varies\u2014the cure Deliciously chocolate coated, Hutch is sealed in glass, thus its primary virtue is retained.invariable.Ten Hutch Ten Cents.stomach possess a All druggists or by mail from the Woopwarm MEDICINE ComM- rANY, LIMITED, 11 Colbo Toronto.0e0 © J pe Stn cme aE rne Street, i rp Rl EN = me Sy ex Bh "]